The Weather : . Home Us, Poormend pe | Forecast : : eas : (Details Page %) = : : : d : . Fy . Edition % _ eee : : ATED P ° 5 —— —————————— sas do see th pe ap ee = 4 ’ 3 ke Predicts Creates Boom in US. History t | Continues Tour of U.S. _ Town rn 7 Train Whistle , Keep 10 Budget, Warns Sleeping | ~ Drowns When } Point Smog Finger Village of Fire. State of Union 4, . . . “It looked like the whole town c -at New Cars Again «isnot ? lJ h a . flames,’ said Grand Trunk Kaul- CSsage Oes “ ' am n CaS es . : : road engineer Earl Clymer. , | | eth YEAR kkk ‘ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959-31 PAGES ~onrrap cares reer we | I SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Two assemblymen Spotting a red glow over the he ; from Los Angeles propose to force Detroit auto mak- sleeping village about 1:25. this Challenges Congress to 300 . Might Be Lost i ie . | < i 4 ers to put anti-smog devices on cars. . morning while plying his freight 5 : e ee = Approve New Laws on f in Worst Disaster in * * * * train through the darkened coun PP ; is | Spanish History F A bill which would ban the sale of any new car ~ Roane oe ae = poe Civil Rights le without such a device in a smog-control district after through tbe village : . : - ‘| July 1, 1961 was introduced yesterday by Assemblyman ° From Our News Wires From Our News Wires é ’ 4 “a radite : / ; ZAMORA Spain A Ty 4 John L. E. Collier (R-Los Angeles). avtng the tiveo ai Stiga vad WASHINGTON. —y Presi- A —A roar- } si e Ps ¢ . anc s. . ‘ing, unleashed by a dam => Assemblyman William A. Munnell (D-Los An- Ralph Guthrie. dent Eisenhower in his br ak Lake Sanabria, en- - geles) said he would introduce a bill Monday which Awakened by the trains blast. State of the Union Message L, — on ; - . r€ ie would aSS€ss a 7 per cent tax on each car not » the Guthries found the ir four-room today predicted America ‘gulfed the sleeping village = equipped with an anti-smog device after Sept. 1, aparument ablaze. They fled into ill a " ve al ecord ‘of Rivadelago today. I 1961. the main street’ in’ their mght WHI achieve all-time recorc ; clothes as flames consumed all of prosperity in the coming 18 Fewer than 200 of the: = Residents of smog-free counties would be ex- their other belongings ne oe _ town’s 500 inhabitants are 2 empted if the county supervisors adopted a resolution t &® ws Ww th ' O58 veces ‘known to be alive. ‘= declaring smog was ng menace = ‘he fire. betieved to have start ith the 1958 recession | Only,12 hours after what { * x * * ed.in the Polkadot Restaurant nex: f4ding into history, he ad- 5 let % e : . E ~ d destroyed the frame rest ishe > rily- = ‘is believed to be the worst | Munnell, said the 7 per cent tax, a one-time-only one vara ete ate : mer eh : ms pce fou catastrophe in recent Span-'} assessment, would be enough to prod Detroit into ds- © Guthrie's barbershop over wnich CCTAUE Congress to help ‘ish history were rescue . veloping an anti-smog device, and not too much to the gutted apartment was located maintain “the marked for- . |workers able to enter the, Penalize makers of small cars 7 __The shrill train's, whistie Ward thrust of our econ- ‘ruins of Rivadelago as the a ~ 4 aroused another resident in the OMY” by cutting the cost of =\ waters receded. village outskirts. He was teen government and adopting 4 : ’ ager Jackie Gray, who ran half his forthcoming balanc -+_Engineers—_of the Monaenbet- QF} - Pet: -ot Press Ballots— = annie teteenn tether mt coming balancef |Hydroelectric Co. estimated more fire box in town. budget . {than 230 million cubie feet of wa- F S d S ] B ngineer Clymer called the Das If Congress will do this. the ’ iter had swept down the 1,700-foot avor un ay a es. an ake , Fire Dept. when he stopped President held out hope for tax re 2 \ re- - F drop ento the village shortly after . in Andlersoncilie a few miles down ductions ‘in the foreseeable {u- } ‘ clade aed ‘midnight The roar was heard In ° : : the line ture SnceR not Te nes Hie ENDS TUMULTUOUS VISIT—Soviet Deputy Run Airport for Chicago? At left is Walker Cisler, villages five miJes away.” Pontiac residents are overwhelmingly against ace a 4 Will have the treasury prepare pt Premier Anastas I. Mikbyan avaves goodbye to is Detroit host, and at right, Miss Marjorie ee rain, stages the dam being open on Sundays, according to a poll conducted Davisbury and Independence posals. to overhaul the tax. struc- ’ res | T ane at Wil Loveley, Capital Airlines representative. for the past month, added ‘to the : : ; Be aces i é Detroit as he prepares to enter a plane at Willow — Loveley, Capital / | horror of the scene by the Downtown Merchants Assn. through The Pon- the bing ne at ok “on ena ae at the proper, time ; | : § : Pg . a e ize or abou oul yours. . 1- seiess expenditures, he aid, | he disaster struck at 4 a.m. in tiac Press. y J pe ‘ € sa I Snai are ns : Was fi)! smouldering at 8 this “might tend to undermine the northwest Spain near tne Portu- More'than 90 per cent of the Pontiac Press readers morning economy ‘and therefore the ia- uese border . < es ‘ ick S J eer — . {* The Zamora provincial govern who expressed themselves were against Sunday sales of Tren Fie Chief Charles tion's safets —_ an } MW ing hamp rm said in a statement that tor- NON-essential goods. ~ Miman esidthe wind )armpered os them greatly when it forced the ls ».000-~word address. prepared ;rential rains of the past*few days Readers indicated their opinions by means of a bal- fiames to race rapidly through the tor personal delivery at a joint e eyed veal ae vera, aan lot published Monday in® — frame restaurant and into the ad ‘ . . joining brick buil@heg . ; : ussian in ica O and “spilled over, inundating the Fhe Press. On -the ballot, (othe Grable taut qronth when & Se it eae eee Speech Highlights : village of Ribadelago."’ they were able to indicate major Pontiac department store by the Oakland County Shenff's on Page 28 q . : Down rushed the waters of the Whether they were for OY remained open three Sundays be. Dept. No one was myured From Our News Wires | Tanousines and headed downtown ‘that a bomb had beer ae im bean river atong a deep ae against Sunday sales Whe Christmas sion of the Senate and House, . CHICAGO (UPI)—Anasias Mi- to the Conrad Hilton Hotel, the building where Mikoyan ad-— tain valley resembling a declin A Notal 158 bellois were received then, Hirlinger said, down ulso xet forti These other hichhght k Soviet ‘deputy premier, ar- : dressed a group of industrialists bowling alley. Riva det Lago, a town stores have abided by the See eee u rivet for “a2 , 4. naunvae in Chicage in Detroit, Mikoyan was the tar jast night hamlet nestied in the somber by the DMA, said John” W. chamber’s unwritten pelicy of stay- Move 10 reak = = —— tin Chic@E0 Je of about_a dozen eggs. several vi Peleetermed—thecireat_a_hoax —_meountains_ef norther _Hirlinger manager of 1. Enactment of new es today and got a sign-waving greet-| n_Spain, lay the Ponbac.ing losed-on—Sundays— ret snowballs and hundreds of: a | ing from a group of Hungarian dozen F 500 but two squad cars were assigned! three miles gownstream. Area Chamber of Commerce, The 1 chanted insults hurled by some to watch the building until dawn. | ll response showed a lack of to Congress soon. Without being freedom fighter pickets. Boos and. 1. ey AS tevedinihe - | The village was shattered and #4 eee nee gry pickets.as he enter Mikoyan spent the night at a t: specific about the legislation, the shouts of derision welc omed his; ..clusive Detroit: Club last night. ; then an enmpliod, jinterest, officials said. Ou dy, C {Tonig hotel a block away. eae legislation to be submitted President deplored closing of appearance. ; i - ‘The ‘full story of the destruction’ Of the 533. ballots tabulated so slic achesls Ye Mikoyan came here from Detivit,| Plainclothesmen guarding Mi- The antagonism of the pickets |was yet to be told. In its steep! far, he said, 57 were for Sunday W T 23. Warrants Issued fear aie geri yin where his appearances also had) koyan were fearful the incident | did not appear to bother Miko- | piunge, the wall of water ripped) sales and 476 were opposed. Bal- armer OMOrrow 4 ideud aan he Gi aa = been picketed and where a crowd would be repeated on other yan. j out the only road leading to the! lots received in today’s mail have | in Afte empt to Halt Piedse wilt take every action necessary to enforce the of 500 demonstrators shouted in-| stops in his cross-country tour. | In tours of Fora, General Mo-| village and bad weather made fly-| not yet been recorded, he said. = The US. Weather Bureau's fore Michigan Tax Evasion law as interpreted by the courts. ast night and hurled eggs) But mo mass demonstrations ‘tors and Chrysler auto plants yes-\ing to the scene impossible. . pa wow ballt “ | were announced in Chicago such torday, Mikoyan was greeted civilly’ ‘However, a number of pro-votes ast is partly cloudy and cold for New Jaws aimed at wiping ne the Pontiac area. Low tonight will : i i t wipit Fhe deputy premier and his | as the one here last night. by most of the workers in the. jwere cast because of opposition 2 LANSING —Atty. Gen. Paul L. out “corruption, racketeering. and e dé | because i ‘ » clog. De ne i s.. Tomorrow's : n party, including Soviet Ambas- However, one of the State De- Plants and warmly by 0 few who| 10 Apparently Dead belie cocoa oahiery rma = iene vecenetenl ” Adams today announced a move by abuse of power and trust in labor ¢ador Mikhail A. Menshikov, partment men assigned to the tour spoke Armenian, his native lan- | “These. people explained es . _* * * State and Wayne County author. ™#nagement affairs.” Eisenhower spent no more time than was pointed out that ‘“‘this kind of Sets 7 eae n id in Crash of Airliner were against Sunday sales as a For the neyt five days, temper ities to break up a compl a eppeees clssppeinian nt that the necessary at Chicago's Midway thing is catching. Once it is start. MIKoyan Dad Kept Up a nak matter of principle,” Hirlinger ex. atures will average nearthe nor... hootlegging ring that he said feat (congress a sear Airport. “They got off the plane Cd people think they can get at, paceol Bcuvi) plained,” ‘but felt’ the question is ™al high of 33, and the wermal” - . *. controlled, did not act in this field and Mikoyan stopped briefly on tention by doing it and it grows.” ; eae he tes ae " KINGSPORT, Teéan. — The pasicaliy a religious one’ low of 19 — ms oe nm the sfate aut of despite Ts ee ne buthe incest ; : scarcl : ASL BAU : ann Yu : / = : The c sales faxes (Continued e712 Coles) A : 2glice searched the Detroit Chib VE" : wreckage of a twin-engine South- KEE: The celd will continte throwsh age 2 : : the ramp to smile and wave Polic h e ed the Ford ‘research center, the K a! This was also the expressed opin [ kdanin) said (thatasalresuit or Poy! e a f ced i alte ‘eiving.a report at 1 am : east Airlines plane was spotted - ! vo sioner tomorrow with a warming trend Then the party was whisked info after receiving.a repo t engine “plant. and the assembly! st p! po! ion of city commissioners who eee bo * * * line at the River Rouge plant, he today in Holston Mountains about Tyesday turned down proposed Sunday and again Tuesday or f g See . : ° ants charging sales fax evasion % les here. All 10 per- , : » vote Wednesday. The outlook for Sunday TS charging ‘had a private Juncheon with a doz- = a = Blue Law legisiation by a 4-2 vote : have been sought against key sons aboard apparently were = The Board of Directors of the )§ fall en top-ranking Detroit business ex- , —— a . : : ; figures in the itheit t atte re Nn : iad >adiiied. Chamber pf Commerce fees the Precipitation will Aotal less than ~ The canes . pai @| O ‘he. oose ae oe the Ford administra- The crashed plane was found game-way. Hirlinger said | one-tenth of an inch. Some light : ( ae wing - a ed by tion building ; T Al . : ? eee md, sdnee amue sen, Wayne County pros . r National . snow is likely Tuésday or Wednes In the afternoon he continued his = 2. Same “Although unanimousty oP day ecutor he ssid . ru qd ac i‘ inpoint the M ik M b inspection of the motor industry re belgie al posed to Sunday sales, the board * * * Involved are sales since 1956 of - with the trips to General Motors ; believes that self-regulation, not . nf new cars by Detroit and Wayne 6 mountain. The 2 The lowest temperature in down. — PUrs | oyan O and Chrysler the top of the be the beat niethad ) | ; a six months investigation 23 war plane was burned. | legislation, town Pontiac preceding 8 am was County dealers and offers (sper Doctor Identifies Tools . | At the luncheon Mikoyan par- | Rescue parties were dispatched |" sald. R degrees. The reading at 2 p.m %0Ns alleged te a non residents, Token From Bod f SRRY CHIAPPETTA P P buf who actually were not yo By JERRY CHI: TT: (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) | orasconeapnie te the site. ot _The city’ # attention was called was 21 Murder Victi , DETROIT (UPI)—A crowd with much hate and fear - - Through execution of phons ictim : in its Heart became an angry mob for a few fearful min- h ae realtor wine: oe oe ites last night. | Hart Begins. Duties Wit Best Wishes rales ta wan evaded. The Hissin econ thon paved the way for marketing Detroit fidgeted nervously vester Some 500 shoving, screaming people nearly got out of the care at cut rate prices day while a pathologist from Wil- at out of state used car lots and jiain Beatimont Hospital told ar ! 7 issian's deputy pre- ospital told an of hand when Anastas coictbeien Russian’ a ee ah auctions. Oakland County Circuit Court jury * x * Since May 1955 deaters in new about the grotesque and savage = troit Club fof*a dinner with Chicago’ sM ayor local industrialists. Will Not Budge The mob swarmed forward. each member—most of East European to Meet Mikoyan nafionalities—shouting some insult. . They yelled a number of things CHICAGO — If Russian Deputy that you couldn't print. Almost. . Premier Anastas Mikoyan wants in g chant that could be heard. to get the red carpet treatment’ ¢. iiocks around downtown , De- from Mayor Daley, he ll. have = troit they shouted: ‘“‘Russki, go ris oo hips edict when ome.” “Go home mass murder- informed that the No 2 man in the and _ Uatoner: Soviet government intends to visit President) Eisenhower's plea Chicago today earlier in the day that Ameri- cans should show Mikoyan ‘‘tra- “EH be glad to rec eive him ditional” courtesy meant noth- in my office," said the mayor. ing lasf night. cars have been exempted from beating of a Southfield night watch- paving sales tax on all sales in/™an . which an affidavit is made attest Raymond |. Alvea. -35,. plaxed ing 'o purchase by a non-Michigan with a pen, occasapnally scribbhng ‘ resident for registration outside of nates while Dr Malcolm C. Young Mic} sigan. related how brutally beaten the An aide to Adams estimated|bedy of Anthony J. Jasinski was y ‘that at least 3.000 cars had moved jwhen he performed an autopss into other states through the il. Alvyea, onee ai gardener, ts Alves, ; legal device without payment of charged with first-degree murder sales tax. which would amount to in dasinski's Aug. 1 death. Ja- $60 on a $2.000 transaction or $90; sinski, $1, was caretaker for the % ale e , : on & $5,000 sale ligenfritz Nurseries Inc., 22951 ; OM this basis the loxe to the Northwestern Highway, South. state would be in the neighborhood field of $200,000 and perhaps more . u ar ¥i yang dentified a pair of : : bleod-stained gardeners hedge chp- Investigate Congo Riot pers with a one-foot long blade and a pair of scissors which he said BRUSSELS, Belgium «® — The had been plunged into Jasinski's Belgian Parliament is sending a ‘head nine-man committee to Leopold * * * | Ville, capital of the Belgian Con Dr. Young, assistant pathologist | go. to investigate the three-day at the Royal Oak -hospital. was the | riot which left 42 dead and 257 first witness called by Assistant | injured, ; Prosecutor William E. Lang Thurs- . iday, the first day of the trial | ete esa sae =; Lang said he would call possibly 24 witnesses in an attempt to put In Today's S Press together Alyea's activities the night This action would be quite a- de- “Those peuple were mean This parture from the usual high pow- writer was swept up in the pul- ered veceptions prov:ded most vis- gating movement of the masses iting dignitaries A woman was Knocked to the icy The usual procedure is for the pavement. She got. up and con- mayor to greet the dignitaries at tinued shouting. the airport and. escort them to One middle-aged man charged. City Hall, LaSalle street usually into the placardé«arrying ‘frpnt- is closed for ceremonies including most demonstrators in an attefnpt ~tolor guards and_ blaring military'to break through a line of “chib- bands. ‘carrying policemen. He was talen According to the Chicago Asso-' away But later released, i of July 31 and early morning hours ciation of ahaa pdbery-rrf it looked like the mob was } [= ae iof Aug. 3 when another gardener embassy in Washington a going to win, Others pushed for- | | Cognics _ % discovered Jasinski’s body crum- ward L, Ryerson, board chairman) og swerd Mikoyan’s car, Eggs | | County News 12 pled on the floor of a drafting room of the Inland steel apigpoconmga ad and snowballs sailed overhead. — Editorials 6 at the nursery show Mikoyan arot “to chake THCY. missed thetr target, bat | | Green: Empress .......... 2% | A jury. of eight women and five But if Mikoyan wants to shake’ os several newsmen a High School _ 19 (‘men was impanéled to decide the vi . ' a i iliar Res ta La te streets, ride the ej I finally miade it -to’ aka | | , = rae a : eastey, a Wesvduio atiacney.” Tes tor to the fifth floor, and ask : gp the eg omy : CONGRATULATORY | HANDSHAKE — Receiving warm “| ham resident. is ihn sahara ‘Brewer, right, Oakiand are Mrs. Brewer, second from right, and Mrs. Hart, left, , Women's Pages , MIT Ww uren. - ; F ; . d ’ 3 : “ee ’ Md i : A if A ‘ if. 2 4 i \ e ~ = . ; » \ ee . TWO — _ 7 - THE PONT AC. PRESS. FRIDAY. JANUARY 9 9.1959 ae 2 | eee Call Inquest. The fa Birmingham =e i = Ivan Batten, 45, of 29460 Fall, River Rd., Cranbrook Village, was! | cake into custody -yesterday for | a2 ‘investigation: of obtaining money | Dr. Dwight B. Ireland will speak’ : “B Idwin Library Plans) ==————— | State- Patient 1 in tate of flux __ SIMMS i PRICES! oe -_ : 2nd FLO i BARGAINS ta “TRAVERSE CITY (UPI)—A cor- BIRMINGHAM — Baldwin Li-) because it would mean caning | a. if oner’s inquest into the death of @ brary still finds {tself struggling to’ a quarter of Baldwin's 66,000 | wi Traverse City State Hospital pa- fit needs, plans and finances into * books in the basement, - oe 50 : tient was ordered today. a compatible whole. | She said this would be inconven-. Grand Traverse County Prose- Some time ago $75,000 was allo- jent, time-consuming and costly. ter cujor Stuart D. Hubbell and coron- cated by the city commission for Miss-Lioyd presented ‘a variation’ so er Dr, Willam Fishbeck issued @ library expansion, R. A. “Ulveling! of the plan which brought a nega- | de yoint malernen! in vie oy pr ied (ee a. becag ria library con- tive reaction frem the board. While SUNBEAM 4 an a week-long investigation o ay ‘sultants from etroit, were e€N- her suggestion would provide main- re death of Eldon M. Mason, 39. of, jgaged to plan the project. floor space for all books, it would }- ELECTRIC FRY PAN ga lake City, failed to uncover any Since then. several proposals ‘move administrative offices to the coutinie. mit Sora 99 ! videnee of mistreatment have been rejected. The most re- seccnd floor. Board members feel! Cover a son. Seve to At the same time, the prosecutor cent was unfavorably received these shduld remain on the ground’ wan . saunes supene ® ta and coroner said they feel an “‘in-| by Miss Jean Lioyd, librarian, , floor. Sedition yy ph dependent determination”. of the } The problem of overcrowded cause of Mason's death should be “s +bookshelves may well continue’ A arrived at “by the pubtic itself” even though the library is en- A and ordered a coroner's inquest Area Man Held larged, Miss Lloyd pointed out. She! Ww “After careful consideration of renee . oe ooepleremn all : AA alot thin ce seme ys eee oa : She sai that in her.opinion the, Jo opinion tha Mr. Mason's deajh 1 board should seriously . consider ; m Was accidentally caused, and in 0 ry ase placing a limit on the number of | that this cause Cee “rr eee oe * | books to_be_carried, Miss Lloyd | . GENERAL ELECTRIC . pe prior to his admission to ie . - . ie ale mi A ia ivy © ee see Traverse City State Hospital,” Admits Cashing Bonds 45°" ae | STEAM AND D DRYIRON| . the Iwo and one- hell page state. | From $11 Million Bank. _—— ~ Fabris contre 88 to aleatae Loot ta Canode | United €hurch Women of Bit Sfam wa nity + ste “We haye concluded tueretore | -ooting in Cana mingham’ bave planned their an- | (SS SSGBSERREEEEE tO ac that-no crime has been committed | yoiyeen nual meeting to be held Jan. 16 in GENERAL ELECTRIC | ‘ A suburban Birmingham man ps ; ‘In view, however, of the seri ae First Presbyterian Church at pe ous nature of the matter, of the: > nas Serta phd bends a.m. The-electior of officers and Portable Wand Mixer j in, charges that have been made. and. . pans ~ “Canadi area co hearing of annual reports will be $197.95 . the attendant publicity these have) ing oO! ner t Police ted (GS a |followed by a speech by Mrs, Jes-. Value nvoked, we believe an open pub- on Ht Police reported’ ' ‘sie MeNeil, Michigan State presi-| 88 lic hearing of all the pertinent, ots ident of the United Church Women. The program is open to the oad evidencé should be made and an | lic. independent determination arrive a! t by the public itself Toward this end an inquest, IT Powertul. for ‘all ’ kitchen mixing chores. — White and~ decorator las been ordered by the under- a — cnmi ja the Monday meeting of the; dies As a fare en who a criminal adams School PTA at 8 p.m. in| ‘ signed and an inquest jury wil) be pa shortly impaneled, the statement record, denied he took part: in the’ the echooll FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE ,safecracking, biggest: in Canadian; He will disétiss history last May. ae tion and curriculum problems and. concluded. If was: signed by both! | Hubbell and Fishber k. Pontiac Preis Photo | oe oe ore “ ee ee ee ee = traced to his hone ad- answer questions taken _from_ ' | MARCHING ALONG — It doesn't seem po stbir, but the Rose- ~ Kenneth and Keith. When they came along eight yeays ago, the ae ae oe te eras | 88 N. Sagin lad Floor : o dress when Ontarie Provincial ‘‘Opinionaire.” This inclades the eg ' | bush quadruplets of Oakwood wfll be eight years-old tomorrow, — quartet doubled the number of children of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. poyoe gave his auto-ticense plate | answers gathered from PTAs from! end e iects on _ Bearing tay guns and dolls, they are (from left) Kristine, Kryetal, . ie tosebush, 3043 Baldwin Rd = ' nambe to_the authorities in | throughout the state to 103 _ques-| . . each in Essex, Ontario, accord- : Ye. | ing.to Det. Ralph Smith of: the Mrs, Franklin Fricker Necessary . Combing Cuba. |, Detroit Potice Bad Check Squad. | th) Fricke Mrs, Franklin (Bliza-| Johnson wine Agoin Rosebush Quads S$ et for Party mer pce eee mune ntatcce wen wane f ELEOTRIG RAZORS : a ee Detroit after he had cashed two | Sons on their relations ¥ Filibuster Curb 8 Candles to Light Birthday ( ‘akes Tomorrow a | of the stolen bonds worth $1,000 |tachities a and pupils. Ss "NO TR ADE-IN in Hiss Push Toward f | A ees Ca ole robbery, Hy- of from ne Bel Chapel as the FRI, & SAT. ONLY = = > = : ( a the omas Ele é ; : William R. milton Co. Buria Compromise Mecsure. | By AYEVIA COLE Artord . Soins Se ae AGS pe OF 0 en rms Canadian otficara joined with Del, el) pena yeti H MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS = Ol | Ps : AT é 4 = ‘ ig * z 3 ath, . There's plenty of fun in stove for iy) cari. thea lanch yn paper bags, money troit Police in questioning Batten Franklin. - MEN'S SUNBEAM ‘g’ “WASHINGTON «f AP) ~The hildren, tomorrow who'll Castro’s Forces Hunt yesterday. Smith said Batten would \irs Fricker died in her home SHIN ) the 18 children tomorr who “All of a sudden last week “Both of the boys have changed 5 Rifles; be questioned further foday. Wednesday after a brief iliness, Senate today turned down a key. the heme of the Hesebush ea ; me : proposal designed by civil rights : they all said they wanted linet ~ thety minds about becoming po 500 Missing Smith sald Battles admitted She was a Birminghany resident’ Reg. $28.50 advocates to clear the way for a qwadruplets in Oakwood pails for their birthday.” she Itce er firemen. Now they want Press Arrests, Trials cavhing the twe bonds which for 10 years and moved to Frank- - 95 Hight new curb on filibusters * * * said : to team up and become farmers. _ iS Se Sr FS lin 18 years ago. The ral} call vote was the first; The two seta of identical twins Last cea; each of the quads had Kenny, voungest of the quarte\ HAVANA (UPL) —Fidel -Castro's last May from the bank at Brock- A graduate of the Uni iversity. of, fest of strength in the swirling Kristine and Krystal and Kenneth decided ha itfe s goal But within who planned the life of a police- eUGiIIONELy. farces enrehed ‘o ville, Ont. He said Batten told Michigan, she was a member of . hattle over rifes tetrched off with ang Kelth will’ celebrate them a Year all ber one had changed man, has decided he doesnt “want aay or aa eines rifles and am. him he got the bonds from Nis. Alpha Omicron Pi, a past. presi- Sse au weuweseauees the start of Ihe new Senate session eighth birthday tomorrow, and his imine to be shot" tle looks forward to. ‘anition believed taker by the kar who asked him to cash them. dent of the Birmingham Sead yO ifr Avs AKO their frienda have been invited to * * * ; heeoming a farmer with his broth a al ‘“revolutior®y director: wie"! Sle ales cad Batte a hunie of the. American Assn. of Univer- A Ronson 66 + + * Teini In the party Eraaal the more lalkalive of €F so Mar “ft tort have tn go; “e challenge to Castro's aushority <_BE80 said Ba wek told um De sity Women, chairman of the Vol- Electric Razor It marked a striking victory for a e A A ine jaw gute. (& the only ane whe into the AWuny . ina che g i , did nol know the bonds were part unteer Bureau of thé South Oak-, femocratic Leader Lyndon ~f- ; J _ oe. ~~ « _ Castro himself in @ 2-hour radio of the bank loot and that he cashed jand County United Community, Reg. $18.50 Johnson (D-Tex) and other Deno} The quads represent four of the ts stl convinced she wants “to . speech from army headquarters them as a favor to Niskar. The Services, the Village Players and — pall nnd Penublican Senatellead eight children of Mr and Mrs. be a hotsewile and have seven Keith now has shiinnéd the fire t_Canip—Cotumbia promised te—boneds “WETC cashed at Essex 0m-sj_ James Episcopal Chart ir Bir- =< fora pee Peel ei a ab * 3 . ere back Ing a cympromise offered “Krnneth F Ros hush of 30t tott—chitdren—att girs tanta ome tte «ant exhaust every effurt to recover Dec. 20. ‘ mingham. by dolinson, 7% . win Rad i * * * j'o ime burhed up.” He eWents O'the stolen arms , | Smith said some $9,000,000 of the, Mrs. Fricker is survived by her pes Conversely i! was a major sel) Airs, Rosebush save she will Revrine, rile Inst year had ies become ja tarmer wer Sony ane He warned that from here out_ $11,000,000 in stocks and securities husband who is an executive of the ' back for Vfce President Richard make s pink frosted cake for the te of aoe a Butae ae pave “lots of pigs, cows and yy. “greatest, crime will be to taken {rom the bank have since Eth®l Corp., and vice president eu een uaneecnance > MoNixon and a bipartisan anti gipte and a bite one for the '@ ing care of sick people Res bores ________ juipset the ppaee” in Cuba. ‘been recovered: He said about $2,-.of the board of trustees of Wil- Remington aon 2 [ tibustes blo ot vorthera and boys. Fach cake will have Cinys . His atatement came as today's | 000.000 worth of the. stolen goods liam Beaumont Hospital, Royal Rollectric an 2 be Western senators A | war statues of a boy and a girl, st . Zs . newspapers were filled with an sul! “are floating around and turn’ Oak. ada : . d * * ; | Fas eaten lami am & saeien be ee a . Ike Predicts Record . Junior Miss increasing number of pictures UP from time to time.” | Surviving are two’'sons and a Reg. $32.50 > ; Joh i caule ‘ thus kill ; For the first time, the quads iP d and news stories of the rebels’ a oor at pene Daniel C., } i 88 > & JOAN SON cTADH® fhe ys t 3 ; « ; . _ - | ° Seaphutinn BY: Sen Clinton P An (didn't have a hirthday party tast < ageant Ju ges” strongarm revolutionary justice: Red Planet i pei. po Judith A.; anotheR d jerson @DNAl) Anderacn aim! Vear rosperi y OF sch arrests, accusations, summary ‘ daughter, Mrs. Charles F, Morton > et ‘ that AEN i lowed . Are Announced trials, manhunts and executions, jof Ann Arbor and a son, John A. > was ter establish that each new This vear eath quad was allowes . : lof Cleveland: two grandchildren: al ee > Senate hes the right to adopt its ta invite four of his or her best (Continued From Page One? .- she ries , ny a rank Latest reports said 1.300 persons ue Ol ] le ;__ : : : sd : ' or 12-Volt . ‘ 19.49 4 own rules by majority vote at the friends - The boys inywed bey «and yating: committee headed by Sen ise ae ant w te sae ‘ Huse were awaiting trial in Havana and enw muemncucanune é : , 3 , : PES ce tee ee ge ere wed tk start of a sesstan the geri invited girls Bo’ Kristine: join bo Wee lean Ie Ark! ‘ ; ; ~ another 262 former military police 154 Y . ’ | The ontifibuster forces were and Krystal report they WUst 4 Ainendment of the L468 My day by Me" Pontiac nme FUnOn and civiians awaiting trial in San- In Cars COMPARE SIMMS Z Men's Norelco é - fine lair ee ete ae : Chamber of Commerce : > still far from giving up couldnt leave ont fwooof the ris”: gio ment law “to make jt elear, Selecting the fairest high school un MOSCOW ‘UPI)--The Soviet LOWEST PRICES > leo together thes amted 10 af the Twents have been tyed and ex- ¢ j oC atioally - : RAZOR ee that the government intends to Us senior in Michigan will be Pontiac’ : ; — cosmic rocket theoretically 5 t : 2 »> = eeuted. An unknown #flimber — 20, should return to the ear - Anywhere in Town: A = | all upproprate. means | protect Mayot Philip f. Rawston: Rep. a a ; id return to the earth in 144 2 Ak Reg. $24.95 - » ews’ las me HOON BOYS the buying power of the dollar.” William §- Broomfield, Svlvia Cole, nave neen reporte Gs ee -years but dnfluences on its orbit , “ vy . , > he boys had it a Hitle rough The President did not specify MST Pontiac Press school editor: and ea ve al thers were around the sum probably will pre- > ade at he has ind but he again Mark B ht for the Oo et vent this happening, a Soviet > Te) sinee their sisterg made them in. what be hae in mine ar eltaire. cohuninist for -,the : : _ : as ; Tl LS A. Ohla, (TC. apt. Vite their bey friends called on Jabor and business lead: petro Free Press ae announ ement of the scientist Said today 2 > James H. Brown, a district ~ os « ere to exercise statesmanship 10 Judging will take place tan 16 thet af ne cl ie a relieved = The Tass News Agency quoted a. > chairman of the Air Line When asked what they want for curb the wace-price-spiral, And he'at Rotunda Inn. said WB Neal, directed gl : : : — pian ly scientist A, Sternfeld. an astro- Tein bieden new > Pilots Assn., said a “lentae ie iiahday. all sald hinch parle @Mounced he will set up a Cabinet chairman of the event ae aneein nally Sa nto ie natitics expert. in an interview fiptop head. Deluxe : s : : u : : ao _ : , b 4 t ors . Dry imag Hs . tive agreement” was reac hed Mire Rosebush explained’ . that committee on price stability for Winner will compete in the na pre mgene “y ot Manuel t Trrutia he published in today's Soviet news Brang& new model, : > : vies grt - ante anue a. f paphrs. : E shortly hefore noon today their funch pails were broken hy econolnie gt mth tional contest in Mobile Ala., Castro choice for the job I aes fir _. 2 pidaldat = oe ka i. A Airli . re ‘en dk * «March 4-7,°Neal said ye first artificial planet & hetween Americ an Atrtine@s the end of the school year in. ine 1. Passage of new farm leg | + * + shonld theoretically return to its ——e) MEN’ § RONSON : i ik i * 1 ray id Li | Pe i in oe . . = « : . ; and its striking pilots. Then they moved fh mm the Dn nie] isiation designed (a reduce heavy -- ‘The government today announced: starting-place and meet the earth F TAS. ————— — . - federal coutlays ta that fleld French Build. Carrier tbe dismissal of 126 mayors who after 125 revolutions around the C L RAZOR oo SS * eventuatly, and to assure “great . had served under ex-president Ful-. sun.* Sternfeld said Reg. $28.50 1 2 re ‘ : Lr € | p renal ket > aes : “ oe a ¢: * ( old “W inds Fall I rom ( anada | er freedom for markets to re BREST, France ‘he 846-foot gencio Batista and fired 38 mem- “This should oecur early ine 7 | fleet the wishes of preducets aircraft carrer ann ean, be ‘bers of the diplomatic corps in a 2112, but changes of the orbit of and consumers.” ing finished at the Brest Navy prelude to a widespread re@huffle. the space rocket under the influ: State Gets Mercury Drop ' As in the case of the others, )ard. is the largest warship built, ence of the moon and planets Iysenhower went into no detail on!” France since 1939. Fully loaded; U. §. peneoetion of paper went, preclude the possibility of a col- By The Associated Press ing a brief spell of faidy normal jhe farm program. The specific she will displace 27.300 tons. Her up 70 per cent between 195 and) lision between the 10th planet A fresh surge of cold Canadian weather /provisions of alt the programs will, be is a at 32 knots. 1955, and the earth.” air spread acrossamost of the east-| Temperatures dropped to below phe set forth ina séries of special ern half of the country today, end-.rero in northern Midwest areas. messages to “Congress in the pert) : iThe icy air extended from yhe eeverak weeks r t Rockies to the Atlantic Coast) It noe = The Weather ‘dipped into the southland, eyclud sig Blazes, Meat! S ‘ing Florida, and dropped tempera Mi k yi | I; q 7 Fall U.S Weather Berean Reet se tures to freezing. in many sfetions | | 0 an S ar € ota Ig All Metal — Decorated | TRAY TABLES Deluxe Quality—Polding Legs $2.50 _Value_ SISTA Oa clendy and continued cold today thretgh More than four inches of snow _.. tomector. & few enow Curries this after neon High (temperature today 71. Tow IManketod Roanoke. Va Tae the for Insults, Jeers of tenight 10. high tamerrow % Nerth fal} aj Cipeensboro, N Le mens Large tray—17% x 13% inches, in choice of designs. Tudular ta northwest winds (0-18 mil i . : : ee ee : . 2 S . “ene ‘ "oe 5 we “ ‘ured more than three? inches Continued From Page One) Fwo serious department store says Pon tiac lost $5.49 in 1958. Ther13 injuries by fire in 1958, as com: ak tae. ie we S$ 7. Dower canoe ce Geeeaien) elm ad: el we ae fen 1 rt ticipated in a rough and tumble ‘fires and four deaths bodsted the 1957 figure was $4.64. | pared to 19 the year before. The: . nnd UNBEAM ‘ ende : : | 3 : At-Raom Wind veloctts 17 2 om p bh coulined io ipeats of Fl lorida and qtiestion and. @newer seaston city'« 198 damage and fatality — te * sf s Pog haar os eapecttone. Rollm t Oe eas ne pmo. constal sections pf North Carolina which saw sharp queries met count above totals for 1987 During the past year - firemen’ = a as er ee eee as oe Me cold dry atriatse cleared skies ‘vith sharp replies. The Pontinc Fire Departient: answered 1,768 ‘alarms, compared Electric SHAVER Meon rise: Aatucday af & 46 am from the Missiasippi River to the Th his Detroit Chub speech “MMi year-end yeport shows damage to with 1.624 in 1957. - Of these, 396, PRICE CUT BELOW COST! E ; Mennioun fempersinres western Slopes of the Rockies koyan appealed for an end to mis. buildings and contents last year were fires in buildings, 254 grass. Reg. Tam azae 4 vio \4 In the frigid air moving south trust between the Soviet Union by fire were $429,960, compared. ang brush, 14 rubbish, 4 in dumps, Buy tor Future Gilt-Giving $23.50 8 OM eens : * ipr . ta ward across the Great Lakes re (and the United States = with $364,350 for 1957 67 miscellaneous, 2 in .housetrail- Vali ; Sam . & 2pm ‘ ih oy cer sy . . | ; ve no 8 alae a ut ihe Inkew. lala irene seetions al REMOVE NONSENSE | ‘The most disastrous blaze of |€TS and 90 in motor vehicles. qe A z i tH} ad ba : | <: . 5 * ne ( Fledesed in Pentiee = the Northeast. Northerly winds| He said it 4s necessary to re “ ied jie a S1bQ0e8 ttre In all, 827 rans were to fires ee eee } recorder orn ap i . . . , 5 Saas ‘ d Mighest temperature 2) spread Nght snow into the north. |move the nonsense which is bar: the W. Me ssolaata phone as compared with 61 the pre- | Men's Schick Vayent tameperetucd) | 22 = 2 =i) ern Ohio Valley : ring the way. to understanding, if cCandiess, oor: | views year, There were 676 res- Wh Weather ucony a >, sss that H there has csig ten rt =e store, TN. Perry St., anos 100 flew: oes rum, and | iskaway —— j American distrust the Soviet Union A also ‘alate; down from | One ¥ Age In Pontiae Th es Naa “¢ me : . - . : fe ~—er . manent tempera” ju Ponting 7 The noe dropped to ne o has as much reason to distrust: More than 70 firemen and nearly} 21 turned te tyr 1987, 16¥4x22%-In Metal Reg. $32.50 : owes empe W Ne” Whee s en ow Mavona 8 . - = ~" Mhean temperature 0 Jieccsccle BL jin far northern Minnesota and 3 | America. | Let's remove ‘this dis: every available piece of firefight. Other Soe 95 Weather. Pair Lat Lone Roce Wien t- ° [trust step’by step, he ‘ing equipment were marshajed to) - rs tt eS —— Highest and Lowest Temperatare This, . at : Sometimes, the Qevier. leader eqmbat the blaze, Phich damaged! ‘ 4 sil 6 rays | : ic = Date in 84 Years The heaviest precipitation again 4! adjacent buildings and threatened , = 58 in 1880 12 th AATS! ; asserted, there ts needed more New Court Fu ur | {was in the West Coast estates AS A di to ot com lation her Pontiac businesses. = ent re i Thursday's Temperttere. Chart steady stream of maist air main- rect fornis inva i : aa i way eons . PS ysereen pagel io ositained a. rainy pattern’ southward brig is idee = aha | a e.* ‘Allows Judge to Relax E: KCuIng | Play Sets iad OF {> i} Men's Schick Binareh, UF Atti HE 10. the qcentral California’ const, The queation of world peace Ws | Then, on Dec. 22,\a fire triggered) GLASTONBURY, Conn (UPD Army lap enter | _ EF E= =a Pewershave Brownsville @4 4) 1 1 Milw . Buffalo 90 17 Minneapolis 22 8] Rainfall in the last 24 hours meas; paramount, he wtenand. ‘by two explosions roared through! ‘Town Court Judge Walter. Downes | ~ Regular S16. s Véiue™ Dyiuth 19 -¢ Mt ~Louje 0 Chariest 49 37 New Orieatis 64 109 “4 i a P lew. | . ‘ Chiceeo 97 42 New Yorn a7 qgiured. nearly: four inches at New| in ease of another war there wil} Goodman's Department Store, 320) was quite. pleased with his new | 35.49 bar e a gk ‘holds. fall C ‘ (8) iS inaw,’ gutting the interior of! ee et ee ‘ve’ no protection for anybody, and,S. Sag gutting the inte Ibench and matching witness boxes, [EB S/d", = Revue ped etige all metal tray | bos ' poorer 4§ 22 Phoenix #9 43 Rainfall was: mostly, light in in |J! is therefore worth our while to the building and causing $43,000 They replaced his old straight lank, gone: ete “yet j with folding es: One table: a 5 Detroit 96 16 Pittsbureh = 26 i, ‘terior sections of the Northwest work for peace. damages, : back chair and table nef, Cartuanes ‘ — - storage riick : . 2 ee " s 6 Brancisoe %: " but gusty southerly winds from 35 a The four fatalities in 1964 were -# .*& : ses. Houghton i¢ 6 Traverse C93 18 to 4 mp.h. swept areas between Only aboul one-third of the resi- double the number of those who “Al least.” sald the fidge. e ath “City 19 Mt eattie aton 6°22 the northern Rockies and Cascade dents of Washington, D. €., Were died in Names the year before. ‘spectators won't be able fo stare e Angeles Th 56 Tempe = = 87 be ANKE, _ . }born-in tag city, L Per capita, the Fire Department vat ~ white socks." ‘ a. : x * * * er . <0 e E } : z . ey ie Coan “ ‘ * ie ah ; : : “ VES ‘ ~ a : os t i . 2 ts * . y : * ie a 3 j = » A @ ee ip 3 \ ne ‘di Be 7 . . 2 e+ | & 4.) x “ * 4 ae | & \ < : A { oo . \ \ ‘ 4 ; a) % . 4 i é . a a « a4 * font * _ fil ino 0 ot ere og ete vee eS eee | ey get i) ior 5 ye é J * -" ll f - . ( cited USALITE. 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All sizes 36 to mar harap dy ; vith’ 4GE Bulbs S18" E $1900 van ene 99 dh . ae aan ap’ leases wovkas : finch an wi 57c ZBT BABY POWDER. ...|..... .4lc mM mM J BROTHERS 98 N. Seginew DRUG DEPT.—Main Floor © ve bs: ot qi : += - a a oe seen pollen — a =: * a = So — -FOUR : ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY: JANUARY 1 2, 1959 os , * en eg eet tnt Se per Meipecommacaeiamnan “+t sgt : =, ; — 4s oundat Ss aw: Z z i - e. Fire Him if He Combs Science Foundation has awarged | ; H W Says Bald University. of Michigan $5,000 for! - / a air Fong, ys ACY | continued study. on ichneumon flies | : = | PHOENIX, Ariz. w—City ‘Man-|—insects which aftack other in- | MRS. ALEXANDER BARGE | ‘Burial will be in Dryden Ceme- 48er Ray W. Wilson denis claims sects. Mrs. Alexander - (Davell W.); Fin sot Rie eS tery |that managers have. too much say . unet ome. i aos ‘ S Barge, 41, of 46 Lull St., died) Miss Terry died Thursday at |i" City affairs, ‘New Fruehauf Trailers Wednesday in Pontiac General!‘ iving besides her husband) port Huron General Hospital * * *& H tal after a brief illness. jare ber parents, Mr. and Mrs) of cancer following a long ill- “City Council members can fire) DETROIT @ — The Fruehauf a ving besides her husband: Harry Kaapp; © son, Robert at| hess ~.4 city manager if they don’t like| Trailer Co. plans to unveil 15 new aw * ave : ney Fah qibome; two daughters, Mrs. Eva! ° ‘the way he.combs his hair," trailer ‘models Jan. 12-13 at a sales ;e are two daug sie ty a ie [Stone and Lila Bigelow, both of Surviving are a brother, Carey said at a Phoenix Advertising Club convention here for trailer sales- ey nee ee os “all t home, |Pontiac: three brothers, and four F of Imlay City, one niece and jyncheon men. is ‘vill be at 2 om I sendin | Coat ores mapeniee Wilson is bald. ; —— ; . hom -the Bray Temple CME, Mrs. Bigelow, a member of the oo Since World War II the British Res. 98c Church with burial in Oak Hil)/United Presbyterian Church. died) TY Method Tor Plane $5,000 for Bug Study —Navy has been withdrawing from 8. € Cemetent iyesterday of a brain concussion) ‘Bermuda and now maintains only N Onl Ars Rarce's body vis atthe in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Still on Drawing Board _ANN ARBOR w—The National a small station there. ow ¥ e TS. DArge § : : . ine ee Frank Carruthers Funeral Home! ying LirprReit. 1. GRAHAM) WASHINGTON—The ae Pa 4 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes ~~~ MRS. HAROLD G. BIGELOW Mra. Luttrell L. (Florence: Gra aero ean a aun LEONARD 'S by The Platters : Service for’ Mrs Harold G. ham, 69, of 517 E. Pike St.. died as yet been built of ‘ — acne by Dore’ ‘Myvra) Bigelow, 43, of %621 St this marning at her home alter © Planes, offiesal ae ition of tis z ite . Tary’s St., will be held, at 1 20, long illness l Alreraft Industries Assn, says tha . Little Drummer Boy <2 2 ee ae ae ae ~ =| She was a member of the La throuvh the use of an Aeron by Harry Simeon idies Auxiliary of Fraternal Order. guy) sinulatomeengineers can de . 16 Candles by The Crests ‘of Eagles No. 1230 and the Wor) repmine the fight oharaciar ties of 5. Manhattan Spimest ni an en's Benefit Association. She at- ney designs while they are still on by Reg Owen tended First Baptist Church: lthe drawing board 6. Whole Lotia Lovin’ | Besides her husband Mrs Gra by Fats Domino | . * 4 a r) ‘ham leaves a daughter, Mrs. Doro ic i 1 ely T —~ mE Dies in Detroit Bere et pee gl OU Fi Kanay enmdeope 8 sons, Russell R. and Leslie (, eV: f : eT | es i (hee , Donna alens bent -of Pontiac: four grandchil: DETROIT ip For the fest time 8. by Ritchie en . . dyer and three greal-gr andechi history the Michigan Consolidat- * 9. Bee by The Playmates: Wayne Circuit Jurist dren a . ~ - ed Gas Co has supplied more than 10, My | ess by Connie Francis, - Had Served Longest Mrs. Graham's body in at the 4 billion cubic feet of natural gas 4 “ 4 fo *Sparks-Cilffirt Funeral Hone POO toate BLOG EEA) ST of Any in Michigan ule clas _ : WILLIAM P. OERTEL * Famous DETROIT WH—Wayne County Wwottam P Oertel of 81 Stars Man Killed Near Edmore Qireuit Judge Joseph A Moynt St died this morning in Bloomfield ig aR : han, Michigan's oldest circuit judge Hospital after several weeks il } OTe Fred i rfl nl a ; in vwearr of service died vester ness. He was 96 Ono: Was ste enh kaljec — = furs new : lle was an upholsterer and .a ly eat Wednesday night as he . day of a chronic dadne, ¢ IS@a ye member.of Fifst Methodi«t Church walled! across Wyman voad about § AS Moynihan was 72) He had been Surviving: are two daughters, bes nie portheel Hore ore the finent exemples ef E in Henry Ford Jlospital since Now Mrs. Bernice Sheppard ars! Mes Palins . = : i J . the diamond craftiman's art. . 18 sad hvelvn ne Pal a Pogti 4 b D i diamonds pers for Are-bright ‘ m: : At his death, he had less than two sons, Williamsoft Chicago and Recor Set elco . 4 r) “mounted set- ‘two weeks remaining before com. Ralph of Locher. 18 grandchil y : oo tings ©) exquisite loveliness . pleting 38 years of service on the dren. and seven great grandchil” fib TROT a — The Deleo Appli : $200 wt the oon price: over for such Wayne Circuit, bench — the most dren . inge Division of General Motors | “1 nes =) - vears ever accumulated by any’ “tr Oeriels body Ie at the say. ut eet a new monthly record Paws 100 — . : fichigan Cireult Judge Spatke Gaiffin Funeral Home in’ December by producing and *_ Ww Assured — * Guaranteed oo ; Satisfaction Quality “athe Judge wus appointed to the ' ishipping more than a million elec- . — povecanras = 1. veoh ip ty hey +y pokes SLANT Ptah) Oe tere A + 4 eee J Groesbeck at eice for Hasty Posey Jt te = “LEONARD'S . In 1936 he presided over the of S97 West South Blvd will be at x Gy iway 6 industrial production | trials in the notorious Black & 40 pm Saturday in the Liberty index for the first four months of 20 N. Perry Legion case, The legion waa a Baptist ema ; 195k was 3.6 per cent below the FE 4-4503 terrorist organization that Hour itis body will then be taken 'O corresponding W957 period, uA _ Z ished in the early 1940s. Mie Shirlo Baptist Church in Baton, Rouge, La for service at 2 pom One of his most famous rulings thet beld the Michigan itd not be applied to purchases The ruling \Manday Funeral “Mas one -here were made by wales tay a out-of state forced the Legislature to adopt di . ; itiae Motor Division. _ the use tax -Survivi his : A ioynihan was born in Detroit | : me Shem Detroit three, children, Nedra, Hie graduated “trom the + College of law in 1907 and was, admitted to the Michigan Bar “that | year, After a brief period as a stenographer, he opened his own: law office and practiced as an_at-| torney until his appointment as a ‘reult judge He was elected every! xix years from then until his death ath Elsewhere Cahf «APs br Willard M Smi th, 10 professor of psychology and philosophy al Sitte-Cottege for St yrars before; his retirement in 1953, died ‘Thurs day, apparently of a heart attack | He was born in Glidden, lowa * tt &- 13. TORONTO (AP) Arthur J. St. will be held at 2 Middleton, 69, a leading pianist day at the and orchestra leader during the Home, Pontiac = 14°08 and ‘308, died Wednesday Verry Mount Park © Ile was a member of the Rickinan Orchestra in Los Angeles for sey tial years * * * Mr Uac General Hospital ness of four montlis OXFORD Mrs lina’ Valentine, oof irk St [eoratiekd “Hospital long ilbnes - OAKLAND neral Home. Oxford WHITE Service for Mrs George, 76, of MWomonth UWlness Rrace Sm Burial will be in ife, Cladvs:— arrangements | the Frank Cat ruthers F es a) dlome He had been an employe of Pon-, - Alvin and) after 4x i follow Funers ie arrangements ate ‘ing at the Bossardet and Reid Fu- pm ith F 'Fidward Posey, all of Baton Rouge; four brothers and two sist®rs Posey died Monday in Pon.) an ill MRS. ARTHUR VALENTINE Arthur iC¢ Rur dHied toast night et? ing pend MRS, DELMONT GEORGE LAKE TOWNSHIP Delmont (Metle) 300) Hillwood Satur uneral eaneters COLUMBUS Obie tAPH.- bal MN Ing ore bee car Wood, 30. a. technical writer [isnt aed et nanet in the Army'x Columbus general 0° Of Pontia >. depot, died Thursday, apparently) ee es ie fall down a flight of stairs | NPAC a TERRY Wood was ai former Columbus; IMLAY CITY Ser ti television news announcer and Nellie G° Terry. %8, also had taught radio, drama and, ard St Port) Huron. a | speech at the universities of Mary-/ Dryden resident, will and, burgh. THE CAR | ers meine: al Inlay Mrs. George died Thursday in E a convalescent home following -a hishand pel Clarenee Pu e for of THT How. | former, be held at) Noith Dakota and Pitts (2 p.m. Sunday at the Muir Broth- lome L | | Right now! 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Their Own Cold War E More FE ion in oF World Tee + : ; Bi. FOR SALE | ‘NEW i ae: f By K. C. THALER current vikit to the United States cation Mao had the upper hand have s¢offed_lately at Mao's policy, LONDON (UPI) — Authoritative of Deputy Soviet Premier Anastas - in Sime-Soviet relations and was as “reactionary.” or arch-Stalinist 3 BEDROOM diplomatic sources have reported) Mikoyan who was reported trying virtually dictating his terms te “ . oo) fens ’ -jan ominous cooling’ off in rela-'to pave the way for a heads-of-” Moscow. — : wee . eid Atadaiee: "aa t : 7; “ei , hs ba ‘ ‘ ‘MODERN HOME with Basement — the Soviet Union and government meeting. More import wh, Gites Fen) Se pee AS ae A few months ago Red Chinese cated it was assuming the role of It is said that the tension was leader Mao Tse-tung vetoed athe ideological leadership of the society is an open challenge to- caused’ by Peiping’s growing in-| 'synmit meeting to which Khru-|communist camp. It led the cam- x “hev’s dershi Khrushchev’s leadership. sistence on. taking over_ideological'shchev. already had committed paign against Marshal Tito's re. +: leadership of the communist camp. himself. Khrushchev now was re- visionism with Moscow following” ‘As a’ result, The diplomatic sources said ported ready to go. it alone— apparently with some reluctance fiere was no likelihood of an open/@gainst Red China’s wish—and ,, eee NES 2 add laeee Ubeedesn ikke and Per acl ouch a Guecang’ \ REEMSEES COMMUNES ping s susceptibilities, the Red ping since the two nations are. * * ppc bata aa neve been ies ae ee cy tk iS a Ra largely interdependent. But they The diplomatic sources said the if any references e foscows pro- ae a summit talk withou said relations were somewhat Icy. broad outline of these develop-| jpouncemens 0 oe eee Soviet Premier Nikita 8. 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Peiping late last summer for a CiS™ of Mao's commune system.~ ly on their wedding anniversary 3 = secret meeting with Mao. when x F * He attached a note which said, “1 ee See It Today, Call + Khrushchev’s current moves for Peiping's rumblings egeinel @sum- Khrushchey“was quoted as hav- igve you until the clock strikes Now What'll They Do?. -HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) _Marvin Taber of Hutchinson gave a cuckoo clock to his wife recent a. summit -conference_ with Presi- ‘mit talk became audible— ident Eisenhower. and possibly | ‘other western leaders were held as/ | jone of the immediate results of \this development. ‘WANT MEETING This also would account for the ae ee At FE 4-2521 Midiid 5 P: m. FE 5-172, Yesterday. the Fabers report: the clock struck 13 times. ' “ing personality criticized the-com-*t3* mune system by which workers ed. are forced into labor camps and to have pointed out Russia ted ‘it. after the revolution and pro- _nounced the system a failure Khrushchev also. was -said The immediate outcome was a sudden Soviet décision not to hold the summit talks. This was | followed by the Ked Chinése of- fensive against the Quemoy and Matsu Isiands with every indi- The Bureau of Exgravieg an Printing requires at least three or four months to engrave and to: produce qa new stamp. rt ) a seamless stockings — a annual sale _@ Mondoy, Jénvary 12 thru Sorta JonvoryT7 Sheer heel, ‘demi-toe. 15 denier $1.33 lreguiarly $1. 65) 3 prs. $3.90 Reinforced sheer| ‘STORMS and SCREENS _WE WANT LOTS, OF | LIVING SPACE WE ‘WANT A PRICE LESS THAN pe si.c00 BERT L. 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Waite's ... Second Floor hanes ak cee eee Ts ees ee | Save now for next year! “SALE of BOXED — CHRISTMAS CARDS Reg. 1.00 and 1.50 y] exes 7 a a A very good selection of boxed Christmas cards In distinctiv % designs. Fomous~ brands, religious, " humorous" novelty, scenic. Buy now for next year and save! { : Walte’s Greeting Cards Ses Spee Fleer 490% woot with-teather pam = SSeS SS Ee Bae | 5 i “7 HAROLD A. FITZGERALD President and Publisher “THE PONTIAC PRESS " Owned and Published Locally — FRIDAY, JANUARY. 9, 1959 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED. PRESS ~ Alewifes Causing New Great Lakes Problem Just when scientists seem to be getting the best of. the sea lamprey, along comes the alewife to threaten the commercial fishing industry in the Great Lakes. The alewife is a fish that cannot be marketed widely for food. To make the problem worse, it nultiplies with great rapidity. This fish was first reported in Lake Michigan in 1949, according to W. F. CARBINE, regional director of the U.S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. To- day, only nine years later, one, ea cial fishing has been halted by most — of the fishermen because every time - they raise their nets they have thou- sands of alewifes for each commer- cially valdable fish. ~ kk Adding to the problem is the fact that the alewife has a sharp heel on its belly which makes it difficult to remove from a net. Fisheries experts say that unless some method of eliminating the alewife can be found, fishermen will have to devise a new type of gear to gather their fish. * x 2 Ya vee liberal Monarchists were jailed for a time. All opposition to Franco at any time is labeled Communist. “‘* * * Instead of enlisting the aid of Spain's ablest citizens and deal- ing with the country’s economic : plight, the Genera] suppresses all criticism and asks for more help from the United States: This year Spain will receive $50 million for “defense support,” that is, eco- nomic aid. The figure for total military aid is secret. Applications from | Spain. are before “every U'S. government foreign loan agency while a stream of missions has come from Madrid to find other, ways of obtaining ~ help, says the Washington Post. The Spanish people need food and we have ‘never been deaf to ‘the pleas of the hungry’ Another coldly practical reason for assist- ing Spain is the fact that we have strategic military hases there. yl t Voice of the Sale _ Highu Clears | Commissioner isunderstanding — * WK Q NEA Service, Inc. “I Don’ t Want to Cadtly Any More, » Pop I W ant to Play” os Opposition to Gen. Franco is wide- David Lawrence Says: Issues Should Decide Voting Time. spread but it is not united nor strong _ enough at the present time to over- threw Spain’s government, oe See WASHINGTON - + Senator Thom: TrecPistrertes per 4-16 {ind commercial! uses for the alewile, but thus far the market is confined to mink farms, catfood and brined delicatessen items, which are limited . in their volume. ; The war on the sea lamprey gives promise of ultimate success, although the bureau estimates it will take biologists at least a year to solve problems of wide-scale use of the nitro-phenol chemical which. is ex The Man About Town No Trouble Here Drinking in Tuberculosis Sanatorium Well Handled driver: Reckless Who passes you because your floor boards are too high. . r The furor about liquor in a Detroit. TB -_sun finds no Jocal echo Only one or two as C Hennings, JF ToC — Democrat, bas propesed that a eonstitutional amendment be a adopted which would do away with the two- term limitation and let a presi dent of the United States he elected for as many terms ag the peo- ple desire This is a rec ognition at last that the 1&o-term LAWRENCE ica was a_mis ey c id Arsertt Baserrr, pected to control the lamprey. Scientists hope to save enough lake {rout in Lake Superior to provide a supply of eggs for restocking Lakes Huromand Michigan where these fine commercial _ fish have been all but 2G omple tely destroyed , ** ~ * ~ Just to make sure. conservation employes are netting lake trout, stripping them of their eggs for use in state hatcheries, thus seeking to assure a future supply after the lamprey has. been con- trolled. . a 2 ae One more problem concerns the Fisheries Bureau this year. It is the _failure of commercial lish production in Lake Erie. Two vessels have been studying this problem, first to find the cause of the current production failure, and second, to seek new, pro- ductive fishing grounds there. So goes the fishertes situation. Just as is so often the case with the in- dividual fisherman, by the time he solves one faces him. problem, another one Opposition to Franco Labeled Communist General Franco of Spain has a simple way of dealing with critics. He puts them in jail. Anew wave of arrests has been reported by the New York Times. Some 80 scientists, —tawyers, physicians, students, labor lead- ers and workers have been ar- rested. Many of them are able and highly respected citizens and from prominent and wealthy families. As in the past no word of the arrests reached the Spanish people directly. A year or so ago 40 to 50 THE PONTIAC PRESS bil h by Tue Powriue Pree Combes 4a W. Huro Trade Mark Datiy - nal, Mie Reelas Executive Vice President or i‘ mactace hn, ney, Aree Director eeperl Advertising Ma Lobes sno Prrecenato rv - 2. A Sa ‘ice President and Business Manager ation Manaer \G. Massmatt Jowban, ities Severtising Grome © dw Classified Manazer Jouw W #irrscenarp . . Secretary and Editor Haaser J Reep Managing Editor _patgpneenaes noe The Associated Press: ts entitied exclusively te the ‘ise for republication of all local news orinves in this newepapet as Well ag 01) AP news dispatches : TIC Presa te delivered by cartier for 40 cents & week; where Carrier service ts not gvatiable, by mati in Oskland Genesee Livingston Macomb, Lapeer end Washtenae® Counties tt fs $1200 @ Fear: eleawhere tn Michigan and eff other places in the United Mtates 150 p rear sevance Po at Pontiac fave Sade been pald at fhe Ind cigas Ake Michtgen Member, of ABC. Al) vai! subecriptiohng paeyeble tn - minor tneidents .of such trouble have arisen at the Oakland County Tuber- culosis Sanatorium. and they have been handled there without the patient being discharged and thus becoming a menace in spreading the disease. It ts all a matter of Close Inspec tion of packages, brought Into the san and a continuous and careful watch in other respects Acard mailed in Bradenton, Fla, from Graham Soubly saya: “There were t5 cats parked at the — motel here where we spent last night, and seven of them were Pontiacs, from five different states” In spite of all this zero weather, George Hannigan of Waterford comes through with the first fresh vegetables of. the year — parsnips chopped from his garden with an tee pick An exceptional family get together record Js that of Mrs. 1. B. Rubev of 100 Miami Road, 21ers, and her twe daugh Mrs. Merle Haynes son St, and Mrs. Edwina Detzler of Mount Clemens. They have not missed a Christmas reunion in over a half cen- tary. of 58 Nel Cold pancakes make excellent food for the birds, according to Mrs. Ely Kiefer of Sylvan Lake, who says when the ground is covered with snow she always bakes enough so there will be plenty of left overs Thanks for the deluge of sur - gestions about what to do with old Christmas cards, in response to our request. We endorse those who think they should be sent to some home institution, Phone one -that vou -knew-ahout...... * the damage done by a divided ‘government is considerable, Today the Dentocratic . party is in complete controt of both’ houses of Congress by an, over- whelming majority, but in the _ 1960 election the people will not be voting on the record made . by the Democrats in Congress in >the next two years. ‘The people will be voting for or ~ against-the record of the man in the White House, who happens to be a Republican, though the legis- lative body on which he depends for tt» fulfilument of his program is of the opposite party. How can Ten ig thi eacsaerttal ae must ee held at stated dates. Thére is no oppor- tunity within the. four-year, term of a president to uphold him in a national election if he is right or to turn him out‘of office if he is wrong. * * * Phe time for an election is when- ever a specific issue -has: arisen which the people may wish to de- cide without thé ‘complicating cir- cumstances of concurrent state elections. This is the most-demo- cratic method yet devised and, by take, as many of us pointed out at the time it was proposed. But Senator Hennings doesn't go far enough The prablem today is not how to inerease the influence of. a jresident in his second term but fo achieve a responsible SYS em ofr pevernmentso that ine American people can fix responsibility at any time and turn out the incumbents of both the « executive ahd legislative branches simultaneously What America suffering. from today is divided government. For a period of eight years, the United States has not had the same party in control of both houses of Con- gress a8 it has had in the White House. : * * * To remove the two-term limita- tion of the presidency solves noth- ing, Tt-xvould leave it to the peo- ple to decide in each case whether a third term is desirable Althongh the Democratic party ln its 1912 platform had favored a single term for prestdents, Woodrow Wilson wrote, in Feb- ruary 1013, just before he was inaugurated. president, that four years was “too long a term for a president who is imposed upon and does not lead" and that four vears was sometimes ‘‘too short.” Mr Wilson leaned toward the principle of cabinet government with direct responsibility to the people as in Canada and other * English-speaking commonwealths Sooner or later, he predicted, the United States would have to find a way to hold the executive and the legislative branches together responsible to the people As it is now, members of the House of Representatives must go before the people every two years and face the’ voters, Yet they may he blamed for the failure; of a president who is a member of their party * * * responsibility for mistakes clearly fixed under such circum- ‘stances? be” rearns ments have ‘managed to satisfy the public will, eg — Dr. William Brady Says: n_ Depends_ on How You Chew Food tn +the free pamphlet. Yankee_ ‘(for which send a Stomach stamped, self-addresed envelope), I remind persons with hyperacid- ity, heartburn, waterbrash, bloat- ing by gas, acid eructations, un- easiness from full- “ness after eating, hunger pain, im- patience. irritabil- ity and general crankiness of “dyspepsia"’ that the entire diges- tive process over which one has any contro} js mas- tication. During the chewing of food, di- gestion of starch begins and this continues for -half an hour of longer after the well masticated food enters the stomach. - Despite teachings of food fad- dists and diet specialists con- cerning decomposition of pro- tein food material in the large intestine and the necessity of do- ing something to prevent it, com. petent physiologists say that - putrefaction (bacterial action on proteins of meat, fish, milk, eggs, beans, nuts) breaks down protein to their amino acids, which are essential for good mu- trition. The late Elie Metchnikoff, who ascribed premature senility to ex- cessive putrefaction in tte re DR. BRADY As predicted in this column a few weeks ago, there will be no mining intrusion tn Porcupine State Park. Acting on the flood of complaints against It, Michigan Con- servation Director Gerald Eddy strongly opposed the move. and the parties seeking the franenise foresaw whal was coming, and withdrew the request - A two-pound black. bass pulled from Pontiac Lake Tuesday by Herman Marshfield | seemed sickly, and when cut open was found to contain a small bullhead “Whose horns had Mddied its insides. The last surviving member of North Branch’s first graduating class, Mrs. Frank E. Sinclair | of that village, died this week, aged 86. Verbal Orchids to- _ Leonard E. Thompson of 24 Willard St; 81st birthday: Kristine, Krystal, Keith and Kenneth quadruplet children of | | ? Mr. and Mes, (Kenneth Rosebush Of Oxford; fighter birt bee eo “The thet executive hinnseit hee ever, escapes any discipline by the electorate in. midterm — he retains his full power to continue for two years mote the policies disapproved by the people in a congressional glection Divided government In a erisis could bring a serious situation for America, Th an Atomie Age it could stow up the action that should be taken promptly to avert. catasitophe. But even in peac etlme The Country Parson , Tm afraid youngsters grow. ing up in today's woertd might get the idea we thipk it's more important. ta do well thad te do = a ' tine, advised consumption of place + cermed. garian cultured milk—skim oe boiled for five minutes, allowed to cool and then sown with a culture of the Bulgarian strain of lactic” acid bacillus. . The milk is kept in a warm and several hours fermenta- tion produces a “sour. curdied milk, pleasant to the taste and active. in preventing putrefaction.” Metchnikoff recom. mended taking i's to two glasses daily He advanced the theary that “our precocious and unhappy old age is due to poisoning . .. from the putrefaction -in the large intestine.” Far be it from me to deny that buttermilk, sour milk, cla@bbered milk, Bulgarian milk, Acidgphilus milk, yoghurt, fermented or soured milk food or ‘beverage is fot Wholesome _ and healthful I do contend, however, that fresh milk, skim mitk or butter. that any of thesp other beverages or foods can do, and It is merely a matter of one's taste which to choose. : As gor sauerkraut or Jauerkraue juice, so far a® good digestion health and longevitv. are con one can take it er let jt afone, I can lake it, ig degultory A the only part of- intestinal or other cultured, - fashion, with spare ribs or frank- furters, consoling myself with the thought that, after all, I’m thank- ful it wasn’t mashed potato. The lesson to remember is this: instead of trying to “regulate” your bowels and drive imaginary poisons or ‘‘toxic wastes’’ out of your system, you had better give nature a chanée, and stop med- dling with your colon: * * * Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining. to persenal health and. hygiene, not dis- ease, diagnoals, or treatment. will be answered by Dr William Brady, if a stamped self-addressed envelope in sent to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan (Copyright 1959) ap ee Another pac in the abcde ade . « élite ankent cose Gudicy Guadit os taemey Gs in the Dec, 29 Press. I would like to clarify one .item, amd that’s the y~~pomtion of U. S.-23 from the southwest city limits of Flint south to the Ohio line is not on the National Interstate Highway System and is not entitled to 90 per cent aid. Some confusion exists on this score and is partly the fault of out failure to make this clear. ” Se te ok aot The-new Opkiand.. Chunty Expressway, which aif serve. sath Oakiand,. Pontiac, and edtinect with the Fenton-Clio Expressway at the sguthwest limits of Flint, is on the Interstate System, however. The Department recentlyobtained U. §. Burees of Public Reads approval for placing thia alignment on the Interstate System. ae * * I'd like to congratulate’ The Press on its progressive approach to the value and need for better roads. ‘Sometimes Driver Isn’t to. Blame’ or the law enforcement * depart: ment, but can be laid to the Road Commission. I've. worked at Pon- tiac General and traveled these roads eight years, and have lived in this area for 18 years, Many are the time’s I've breathed - a prayer on reaching ome without an accident * * I came down Rochester Hill when the roads were glassy and cars-in the ditch to find the road - trucks parked at the beer garden . at Fifth and*Main. People who live west of Road are ‘on thelr ewn so far as. roads are concerned. I've seen four foot drifts stay on Snell Road a tull week to be. ghoveled off d Ma- comb County residents, a me ee Just eonfh I jure completay € = on = — ay the se had ee i: two days. Macomb County ye ied eled. Now if the P eemis sioner and employes: re like the i. job, give it to one would, . and save lives, I dott't believe in slavery. : smi 6. Rohr Romeo we, ee ‘What Will Do in That nase?” It woti't be long before DeGaulle demands an,equal” break with the and the Germans _in all Accidents. on Oakland’ County ads aren't ny 3: dohn C. Mackie State Highway Commissioner Explains Meaning of Quoted Word cn answer to the question about “meek” in this Beatitude te. dent necessarily refer to ‘the submis- sive and weak. They’re those who are humble in the, strength of reverence. Because of their rev- erent lowliness, they'll inherit the earth. It will be to them a gift or legacy. This is in keeping with the Magnificat in Luke 1:52. Mrs, Mildred Garling 502 Bloomfield ‘Party’s the Same _- to Southerners’ Excerpt from the encyclopedia: “Republican Party: one of the two. major political parties in | the United States. It was founded in 1854, primarily as an antislavery party. by former adherents of _ the Free-Soil and Whig parties, mercial and industrial class of the Northern states, which viewed the abolition of slavery as the. means of securing econémic and: political supremacy over the powerful Southern. slaveholders.”” * * * : The policies of this party are - clearly set forth and there has been no change as was clearly demonstrated by U. 8. troops occupying Little Rock Central ' High School from Sept. 24, 1957, to end of that school year. t * «+ European affairs. What will Eng- land do then? Side Liner ‘His Objection Shows Him Up’ 2. ucNamace ate wane end By- the Senate committee -that is in- vestigating tt® crooked union lead- ers, That’s the committee he got off fast himself when he found what was going on. It all shows what he is, just a cheap’ stooge -for labor leaders that. wave in his direction x* *« * The union bosses I know are for cleaning out the crooks and putting labor in clean hands but McNamara takes his orders - without a whimper and wants to abolish the committee that cleans up the crooked mess in labor ranks, . . kt *® * Michigan shoyld be ashamed of having him in Washington. : = 4 Li * s, s, * until. . The Southern people will never: forget or support this. party. ; J. C. Nésom. Arlintton, Va, . is Portraits Dear oOne,.my heart is nof a Piece . . . Of putty in your hand afig To mold into a shape yoy wish : . By finger gr command . There aré 80 many things ‘that i - Would gladly do for you. . . But love must be a partnership . That is composed of two . The partners must be equal in . All things they do and say . With smiles and tears, and hopes and i . . . Along their daily ~ 1 am not putty ‘in, your » _ Nor do T want to rule oc The spouse who tries. to be the boss . . . Turns out to be a fool . . | You have to understand this, and . . . I cannot -teach you, dear... And you will never léart . You really are sincere, Case Rede of a . Psychologist: (Copyright, 1959) > Scorns Low Salaried Son-in- Law Doris is being tortured at home and her parents should know better. As long as you earn an average American sal- ary, you can enjoy the lururies of kings in other lands. Test your job by seeing-tf it permits you to plant roses where this- tles grew before! That's more important than the size of your income taz. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE A-423: Doris F., aged 21, is the only child of wealthy par- ents, “Dr. Crane, 1 eS logical stu- dent,” she began with a. happy smile, “We love each other and plan to be married next month, for he will finish se m inary the: and be as- _ signed a church DR, ORANE = “But my par- ents are very much opposed to my marriage. They say there is no {i- nancial future for a clergyman and we'll be poor all of our lives “Daddy about it that he has even threat- ened to disown me: He has cut off my allowance and has even tried to get. the police to keep my fi- ance away from our home. “2 2 8. f “Tam very upset about it all and 1 think my parents are very un- fair, What should T do?” : not carry it’ with them w they graduate from this eae “What you have, you leave here on earth at death,” rans an anrient traism, “but what yen. Libis awayy a farey with you.” | oo: We f. m-engaged {o. *—the- grown so bitter’ So what we carry_on on to the next world will not be cash or mink coats or sports cars and luxurious - ‘homes, speed boats or stocks and bonds. Life here on this planet is like a dance. We may pick a partner and stick together in marriage for 50 years while the music of the spheres is playing. But soon the dance is overt — ‘ A span of 50 more years seenis ery long to a teenager., But in heaven, clocks may not ‘fneasure time.» ‘Thus, a young mother who dies in childbirth, may be greeted in -Beyond= “tn @ meméat your husband and child will be here." Meanwhile, her attention: may be so preoccupied with the wonders of Heaven that it literally seems only a moment till her and stands by hef side, By our cartikp clocks, it may have been 50 years before he arrived! _ hs ae a &. &, So men like Dorts* father should get a true pérspective of this Cos- mic Schoal System in which Earth is but a single ‘classroom, “What shall it profit aman to gain the whole word,’ Christ warned, “and Jose his own soul (or son and daughter). we x But wth e salary _petmits the City wa. ter and - pasteurized sang We all rat the same bread and gov. ernment inspected ‘meats. 4 <% We view the Sante tiovies and tv shows, for there 14 ne special ; monte or- TV Tae allotted 2 2 ! ed We he e —. . a post for Pifitienalres; We read the: same newspapers, When Marshall Field fell heir to his vast inheritance, it is said that. a reporter rushed up to him and gushingly inquired: “Mr. Field, what's it like to have $50,000,000 suddenly dropped into _your lap?” And Mr. Field is said to have laconically answered: “Well, I still eat only three meals ber day and wear only one suit of- clothes at a time.” Clergymen and school teachers thus have almost the same wide if } to her’ with her her wedding. EO Always: write to George r «in. care of The Pontins Prete “bogtass i Michigan, enclosing a long 4c stamped, bed , & We to covet EEF 2 dé ~~ on chart: and parr ~- Appyright, 1939) 3 va ot r\d 2 panel Sad : dy CS RE ee Pee a re 8 i He ae ge ; gue P pe lites AT C - “___. ,_ ‘THE PON'TIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959 | SEVEN - “2/1 Qhey are bedded down on import: ri ‘stor 46 years, The American’ Muni-| af sg {had been correct, cotrteous and: : » jed straw, no less. The straw canes Serves City 46 Years, cipal’ Assn. says it- knows~ of = pe Words for Police _jeonsiderate,- Hagen also; con- Rescuers Save 607 i to longer service. NEW YORK (UPI) —John K_|tributed $10 to the Police Athletic) MITCHELL AIR FORCE BASE, AP Wirephote SOAR SPOT—Against a back- ground of the Alps, flying Horst Moser glides high above the city of Innsbruck,. Austria. 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Wa | % oe a! 961 SOUTH SAOINAW STREET. «| b EIGHT . “THE PONTIAC PRESS, F : them: Sten Need Genuwine Rasslin’ Blonde Wife, 1 Found Beaten Pretty Office Worker “Pneumatic Drills Roar 7 at Inventor of Silencer lee pneumatic drills was deafening | ithe other day at Cathedra and, ‘Monument Stre#ts — just one block ‘trom the home of Joseph Jeffords.;S#id they were trying to help Fidel Suspend Sentence a BALTIMORE ~The’ chatter (OF Gunrunners~ SAN ANTONIO, Tex, (AP) — ‘two eotifessed gun runners who IDAY, JANUARY 9, 1950 i : aE * By FRANCIS STILLEY have been tryin’ to lasso ‘em. Discovered in Closet RB con is the inventge ot a Castro's cede seed ORC : . ipolice and everybody. One feller, - leneer for pneumatic two-year suspe sentences = oe EEE oe ane aa concolor caddie up even got knocked down and put in| After Strangle Attempt a __|US. District Court here yester-| During’the first/three months and come a-gallopin’. They're) ~ hospital with a dislocated _ Children under 15 years of age day. ~ “. 1958 the } ry ; needin' a little roundup in these 5 oulder, ; DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Police make up-thore hard 4% per cent Bo fion totaled sion here parts of Westchester County. " * * * ‘tried today to find why a shapely|of the population .in most Latin-| They are Jerry O’Brien = a cernens Gotta corral a half dozen black’ The steers just keep. goin’, young wile of a Marine stationed American countries, today. _. kins, 31, and Robert M. Gi figure 4 wus steers. Been on the loose though. They've been pawin’ on Okinawa wag beaten, strangled = se, Dec. 26 roamin’ the eoun--8f0und _ through Scarsdale, next and left nearly dead ip a down] _ . pap door, and New Rochelle, next door town office building. .side searin’ folks and tearin’ ick in general, ito Scarsdale. = obody's been able to catch ‘em) Now ‘they've gone and split up. blonde office +t and what the felks are talkin’ Three of ‘em are. still in Sears- condition early today after sur. bout doin’ now would make aidale, and three have come to.gery for multiple face and heady ; genuine cowhand throw a White Plains cuts. . “i eyed fit. They're thinkin’ The police bere asked. the Bronx. * * * oout shootin’. the pore critters Zoo in New York City what to she wag found slumped on the th tranquilizer bullets’ do The, zoo fotks said they'd send fioor of a shallow closet by an ~ * wild animat people up here and electrician at 2.40 p.m, Thursday. s Wed} now it seems as how shoot the steers & ith tr anquil 17T Clerks called the electrician after here steers got fbose trom builety, which would soon make they noticed blood trickling down — a place called the-Nurda experi the steers mice and quiet and e4sy ceiling wire condujls into_their : : wotal farin in nearby Harrison, to get aholt of fifth flour office ; ind nobody could even get on their -— * * Homicide Capt Wall Fritz” said rack ti last Sunday Somebody’ Said somebody would have to the) girl, nemicunscloun and fn : wa them grazing around here, pay for all the troube, though winches, had fen unable total ts at of five miles from where they So far nothin’s been decided out Since then all kindy of pegple “ a pat iyou. old saddle busters” But what do you think of that Mrs Trella-Joy Carter, 18, @ worker, wis in fair: investigators, Doctors indicated the pretty mail clerk had not been raped. _[ DiscounT STORES 22 North Saginaw Street . * Just South of Pontiac eke Bank . 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Lee); Hughes, defense attorney Archie! Brown asked Marvin Laskowski if/} _ the knew what would happen if he /' told a lie on the witness stand. “Yes,” answered Laskowski. “I'd go} to hell,” Laskowski said. Prosecu-| tion and defense agreed the » -|Power’s widow estimates his es- carrying either a oye or riot gun, in addition: fo their revolvers. The pink stucco estate-is-in-a -once fashionable section of Daytona Beach. It includes a- boathouse, boat docks, | and avtmaiing BATISTA’S HOME — This is the palatial - waterfront home of former Cuban President Ful- gencio Batista, which is guarded by heavily armed off-duty Daytona Beach, Fla. policemen. Eight policemen do guard duty around the clock, - pool. . {victim and father of 10 more, was, Ieee the 80 persons attending. *Killed were hig wife, 38; 10 of, Fics children, ranging from 6 “weeks to 15 years; three orphaned nieces and fy My ‘Lord, My. Lord...’ 16 Fire Victims Buried ne S. ees mme gg ee hen Gardner, & 45-year-old laborer, 4 BOSWELL, Okla. (AP) — A ‘pile > held: in the afternoon for ithe Ne- had been coon hunting with’ an- - of ashes’ and two freshly turned gro victims at the Oberlin Com-|other nephew, John Stewart, 15. "gravesites were all that’ remained, munity Cemetery 11 miles south overnight. He did not learn about “today of Oklahoma's wo rv resi-| of this southeast Oklahoma town. ithe predawn tragedy until several . The remains of nine victims} hours later. _ dential fire. ‘were ‘buried in one casket and) He stared at the ruins andi ‘The btaze- snuffed out 16° tives’ sever: in the other. |sobbed,. “My —Lord—my- lord. my ' early Thursday, Services were! Booker Gardner, husband of one! 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FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959 NEW YORK (AP) —_A slight blonde has ben released after questioning in the kidnap case of Lisa Rose Chionchio, snatched from the nursery of St. Peter's Hospital in Brooklyn last Friday when she wag 242 hours old. Police have been looking for ea bleached blonde seen loitering Free Blonde Sixiniaien'aas2 V1 Ps Visit NEW YORK (AP)—Zsa Zsa Ga-| ang bor says she and Hal B, Hayes, wealthy. contractor, havé resumed their on-and-off talk — getting report that their engagemefit. was on again, Zsa Zsa replied: “We don’t know--yet, We are talking and .TV producer Robert Mont- comery paid @ call on columnist ef. | -. They wate’. Se Mer para ald -Tribune syndicate writer in Hudson County Jail, where she is serving a 10-day’ prison sentence eae be. The FBI is also taking part in the| A in Infant's Nyaa Si eee Rae K “ d = Zsa Zsa, Hol Hayes ~a = Tosek woke. . oe lanaping Talking of Marriage JERSEY CITY, N. J. API a Bostén attorney Joseph NC W Welch nied toabs, 3 eek tho mother of of other Eastern railroad mergers abou tthe hospital before the in-/about it... for ‘contempt of court. Hungarians. arose today from the short-lived tan wail ea a i é 3 . and busted romance of the Néw eee away. __. Chief Finds aS A 2 ie ae ee — C ief Finds Lost Art York Central and Pennsylvania Thursday, two young girls on 2 j : railroads, Brooklyn subway train saw a DALLAS, Tex, (AP) — Highland rhe Central A ' * ted | woman muttering to herself as she| Park Police Chief oh Naylor ee read a newspaper stdry about fhe found missing n Singer Thursday that a study be made to Kidnaping. “The girls ipllowed the\Sargent paseting ’ | iar ee four ie ayeiens woman from the train and hailed| Thursday in an ly place, the ees os eee et Patrolman Thomas Sheridan. front seat of his prowlcar. The 24 added ono further steps a be. Wictiin said the women relly 30 toting War a oS corporate eee fused to answer questions andjfrom the Umphrey Lee Student : at the rial ashy We oa! tried to walk away from him. She|Center at Southern Methodist’ Uni-)- ames * | threatened to sue for false arrest, versity on Dec, 28. It was consid-| . : * oy | but then allowed herself to be|ered a valuable: part of a $6,000) } me wae ey nae ee Ke taken to a police «station. She was art collection, ; = the Pennsylvania, althoug c| ntifie a Centril - directors sweetened it! not identifi _ * ‘ a ie = : oats ‘ wath the ee ae i seen Guésdieed for severa] hours,|during the last 20 Years cunabh pie ised with results of ie merger | chs Was then released. oT prom 19 ‘per 1800 population to 7, Sia eeasige tome ae nae Police believe - the Chionchio|a decline of 63 per cent. propriate coordination of faciines _ saci which would vesuit.in substantial 1 sooo coe president of the, PROPOSED BRIDGES — The top drawing AP Wirephotes Pennsylvania. sad he was! shows the bridge proposed for the crossing of the Both are part of a proosed $18 million san linking . ‘amazed’ the Cent al wasn't go-' U. 8. ship canal at the Soo. Below it is the pro the United Statespp and Canada at Sault Ste. a. ing to-go en with steps Tow ard posed structure to span the Canadian ship canal. Marte. Below is a drawing of the plan. mere : . | ke wt | “Tp js well recopmzed through} out. the industry Symes said, ! “that coordination of facilities is! not a substitule fof corporate mergers—if ft the question of mergers would net now be con ere, cidered * * * Thespossihility of merging the many Eastern lines into three or} _four major systems has been en visioned for years, with such’ roads as the Pennsylvania, New| fork Central Baltimore & Ohio; and Erie each heading one sys-| tem ; a ~ | Designed and: Installed In Color No Less NORWALK, Calif week's leave Maria Villegas took from her fas currot grader in a produce | (AP) job, MAKE YOUR [KITCHEN . ‘decided to trap the thieves in her Frown way, She armed herself with. an unloaded rifle, an inexpensive | cninera with flash att chment,. and waited in her bedroom. Eventually, two neighborhood, boys. each 13. entered her home. “When they started to force the | lockon a hankie box where I keep the money,’ she told sheriff's of- CALL TODAY For Free Estimate CARL SHELL AND SONS ficers, “L stepped from behind a 4994 DIXIE HWY. door and snapped their picture, I DRAYTON: OR 3.5034 covered them with the gun and/ yelled for help.” Her screams brought help. Sher- ifs Capt Herman Garbe said the Open Friday ‘til9 P.M. ff Camera Catches Burglars «: The boys admitfed stealing $230 from ‘of Boom Lake here r- an esti- of absence Mrs. Mrs, Villegas. 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Hospital Care Costs DETROIT @—An eight-pronged “probe into Michigan hospital and medica] costs will be launched this >» month by University of Michigan research teams. Walter J. MeNerney, director of said the intensive series of interviews were being ‘made for the Gevernor’s Commis- sion on Prepaid Hospital Gare Plans. McNerney said the research- ers would gather data from sev- eral hundred hospitals and allied institutions. as well as prepay- ment and insurance companies and professional workers, He said a preliminary “report son the findings would be issued) sometime in -June,. «George E, Bowles; a Wayne! County tee hepa a and jon, es Michigan eee Ss as vat asi doctors and teegitals have prom ised full cooperation in the survey. | Girl, 9, Gutters, > lwhich they have not received,” Disease Turning 3 Tissues Into Bone JACKSON, Miss, (UP) — A> year-old girl whose body gradually is turning to bone will undergo another medical examination today} in hopes the disease can be ar- rested: ; Becky Smith, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Smith of nearby Forest, Miss., noticed a stiffness; in her neck and back last -Novem- ber. Physicians said her disease was one in -which the tissues gradually harden into bone. The girl is still attending the fourth grade, but the disease has! { advanced to stich a stage that she is unable to move her head freely ‘and Cannot raise one of ber arms @! @reas-of-the-state— above the shoulder. Physicians thus far have been| unable to find a successful treat- ment. sich as| east “student- fees because ap- DON’ } Educators requested $101 million, UP Michigan ; (UPI — last year, The ‘$87 million. schoolmen have a headache only eae tie enema afte aes ier de ivery—towers,—nine- state institu A record $121 milliod has been requested by higher education tions of higher education agreed’ alone. ia joint budget request would avoid: A poll of lawmakers ehowed| ‘unwise duplication." There were! school financial troubles ranking indications the first single request | near the top among crucial issues fo, funds would be made this year. of the 1959 Legislature. ke & | “Sate aid coffers are nearly | Higher education is not the only empty — January payments will schoo! group looking for a bigger be about half what they should budget..Gov. G, Mennen Williams | be — and districts have ber- said he hoped the Legislature’ rowed nearly $55 million, niost | would provide ‘adequate’ teach-| oft secured by | future aid pay- jer salaries, and a plan to provide! ments. matching funds for school coun-| \selors has been advanced. ! } ECONOMY NEEDED? | “We need ., .a better look at! ‘State universities are borrowing | Bropriations have been suspended, ‘at least until March, the éxtras for schools.” said Rep, “Immediate steps should be tak-; Arne 1 Ex (R-Traverse| en to discover ways to give schools; City). “the 25 per cent of their state aid Rep. Fred 0. Olsen (R- Sheri- dan) indicated, administrators were not being “honest” aboyt the schoel preblem. An effort to combine the Wayne: But several lawmakers hinted State University governing body ‘schoo! economy was needed. with the. University of Michigan Many lawmakers ealled for @ Board of Regents is expected from change in the $190 per pupil aid some Wayne County lawmakers. formula which caused legislatjve fe ow lo! fireworks Jast. year. said Sen. John. W. Grand Ledge). WANT FORMULA CHANGE Fi'zgerald (R Less contreversia] education is- |“ A plan by Rep. George Mont- sues that probably will come be- gomery (D-Detroit) would set up) joe the Legislature include: . a net FT 21 M, illion - “| Pare" “to ‘Cure School Woes tof Albion College. Trying to Sell n_in Bonds (MSU. Course WASHINGTON (UPD—The U.S. Treasury today was trying®to sel! new government securities to raise cash needed to offset an unex- ‘pected 250 million dollar drain by) —Plans calling for school fire arm price support programs. . ' safety inspections. a fe -— * sete e sury will se! .250,- ot ee os certitation 000,000 in new securities. Subscrip- anally ning schools ‘tions for the bonds will be ac- _cepted Jan. 12 and 13, The new | —Proposed legislation establish- 2l-year bonds will bear 4.07 in-} ing a loan system for college stu- terest and the 16-month notes 3.45, ‘dents. | per cent interest. —An attempt to give university status to Central Michigan College Tryck Rams Into. Home, ‘and Eastern Michigan College. ‘Causes $5,000 Damage | —Possible changes in school elec- | tion | i aia | IONIA W—A truck “smashed into a home yesterday when its brakes Wyoming Man Heads- failed and caused damages esti- Ass ' mated at $5,000. ociation of Colleges | Mrs. Ronald Curtis and her two KANSAS CITY W — Dr. George children were in-the house at the D. Humphrey, president of the time but escaped injury. Howerd, | University of Wyoming, was elect- nee, the truck driver, was in- ed president yesterday of the Assn. jured and hospitalized. :101-B--first year Russian language, | iment, reported that students are) in Russian Is Packed EAST LANSING uw — Russian _conversation. and reading—is the’ new best seller in courses at Mich- igan State University at the. start of the winter term. Prof. Stanley E, Howell, head of ithe MSU foreign language depart- crowding jin. trying to enrol! for the course. Fall term enrollment of 47 forced the, course to move to a large. room and add mentary teaching with a closed | television circuit.. The enroll- | ment compared with 18 students | the previous year. Howell said the lone instructor, | Dr. Nikolai P. Poltoratsky, ~is~ ‘scheduled to get additional help: ‘this fall. of American Colleges. He succeeds. William W, Whitehouse, president Learn Public Relations . “BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) — Ten, hours of courses in public rela- tions are required of recruits in| the 10-week course at Baltimore's Police Academy, Capt. Norman J. Schleigh, aeademy director, said recruits are told to avoid such forms of address as “Bud,” ‘‘Jun- Dr. A. ior,” “Mac,” “Babe,” and “Gal.” } DR. A MILES. ~ - PONTIAC OPTICAL CENTER ele they may prowoiee FE 2-029) Open Monday & Friday Evenings FE 2-2912 ' J UST A REMINDER! _ Is Now Located .a! URerese from SIMMS§—Next to - Miles ( COBBEN'§ Flowers: a ‘system of partial equalization’ of aid payments by counties in- J See z stead of eomplete-equatization- by- school districts. as under present, laws » eps. Carroll C.: Newton (R-' Delton) and Clarence B. Meggison. {R-Charleyoix) said formula changes were. needed to insure equal opportunity for oe in ;TY! Rep. Rebert E. Waldron (Re Grosse. Pointe) said loca!) taxes should be raised to meet school needs. 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FRIDAY: JANUARY 00 i oe ve ~ Judge Delays 1 Knights of Pythias = , Monitor Request Install New Officers Awaits Court Decision, Waterford Township Knights of Pythias, Fellowship Lodge 277, has That Would Allow Halt of Teamster Cleanup SS 5 : = : = pe 8 te Substitute workers in the Pon-, department operations of the tiac Schoo) District, after 10 con-| school system. ‘secutive days in one job, will re-! It was decided that ceive regular beginning pay fOr | torce’’ of prominent executives be| their bagioeer a policy adopted ontacted to study the operations) ~~ last night by the Board of Educa- of the financial management de-| installed officers for the eoming year. The ceremonies were ltéld at the lodge = = 962 echoed Rd. Installed as Ee new chance commander for 1959 was Glenn Pit- tenger.. : Other new officers are David a “task | | WASHINGTON «APi—US_ Dist Judge F, Dickinson Letts toda wde- layed a hearing on a reslues! of ition |partment. Fulkerson, past commander; court-appeinted monitors for * \ * * * Lewis Long, viee chancellor; ‘ : prouden pawers to tree) Cleanup The policy had been sities The board also approved March John Robertoy, prelate; Joseph of. the Teamsters Unian. \e ‘by Dr Dana _E. Whitmer, super-'y as the dedication date for Pon- Flensing, master of work; George Haq put off the hearing pending’ ‘intendent of ’ehools, who’ pointed’ ‘tiac Northern High School. The Gleason, master at arms; Law- .. the outcome of an actlon athe: jout that teacher substitutes after! ‘date was recommended by an|_ rence Arntz, secretary; Edward Se U.S. Court of Appeals te Tequire ‘10 days were being paid at the aivisory committee of community!. ne Kerr, treasurer; and Charles Bint tol permit ithe “urion fy fel lowest rate on the regular teacher®’|-sders, “| DAWN JEANETTE CASWELL MILDRED ETHEL ASH Heinisch, financial secretary. nve ( officers: ischedule, but not secretaries or . : . Se ieatea ma id ot cs Snonh ‘custodians | 4& petition from property Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caswell | Mr. and Mrs. Clyde V. Ash of} Reino Perkio was installed as A tors. _— t+ * t | owners in the Colonial Hills | of 1401 Rowe Rd., Milford an- | 1622 FE. Square Lake Rd., Troy, inner guard and Clarence Terrien gt [We said the uew. policy was Subdivision to transfer 28 lots | nounce the engagement of their | announce the engagement of their as outer guard. ae 7 s 7 ¥adward Bennett an iams, at-| - “consistent and equitable” to “|, esge Gow pontiec *, ‘te —— daughter Dann sence daughter, Mildred Ethel, to Roland fid Fulk y esented — torney for the Teamsters, disa-, 4 ; ‘pet sons , field Hills School District ‘was | Thomas Keitz, son of Mrs. Pat. a Davi erson was ghee vowed any Teamsters connection: > [Abe Cie bon) 5s « _ neither opposed nor supported by | Keitz of Redford and the late Tracy Curry. He is the son of|the William Rice Trophy because with the Court of Appeals action GOLDEN WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. George F. Dingel, 384 | the Board. | Mr, Keitz. No date has-been | Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Curry of the lodge had its greatest mentber- _ fle suid he will join Martin FO Coates Rd, Oxford Taw nship, will celebrate their oth wedding an- The board also approved a | Such a transfer, Whitmer said, 5¢t for the wedding. 4214 Dequindre Rd., Rochester. ship increase, percentagewise, dur: 22 » O Donoghue, chairhian of fhe MON pjiyersary at an open house from 7 too pom Saturday at the home — propesat to ask area business- would pose no significant problems’ ~~ SS = : : fae 1958 under his leadership. - = Hors, in asking its di smissal. of «son and daughterin daw, Mr. and Myps Wilharr A Dingel, S780 mem C= apeote -ectenini, for the Pontiac District. Board . . & bs ae The Court of Appeals action wa Commerce Rd, Walled Lake. The, Dingels were married Jan. 9, 7 — - imembers agreed that decision on P] Open House ‘Monday $100 Price Reduction pled eae me mies ae 1909 at St. Vineent de. Paul Church, Pontiac, Mrs. Dingel Is 68 : the petition to transfer the area unges : UNNI AAaMmM oO NEW OreK AT é Aninoes Distinti individually and and ber husband 66. They have seven daughters, three sons, 1D Swainson Asks should be made by tbe Oakland at Proper: School ; iin Some Vauxhalls Dusting) as president of New York grandchiidren and one great grandson The Dingel family moved f aE ; di a County Board of Education. 45 eet ORION TOWNSHIP = ha nea A reduction of approximately Teamsters’ Local no. 277...” to Oxford Township 18 years ago. He is a retired General Motors Or xtra 1tion house at the Proper Elementary | $100 in the port-of-entry. price of Cunningham, “once a ‘bitter €0e@ Truck and Coach employe. . T | d Di p { t D th School will be featured at 7 p.m. | lthe Vauxhall - Victor Super four- . ‘of Teamsters President James R : : = - In 28 Cent Theft “i 00 an ie ac O €a ' . Monday before the regular month- door station wagon was announced ; Hoffa, in recent. months, has dis- - - : os Pie ly meeting of the PTA at 8: 30 p.my today by S. E. Knudsen, general ‘ iS me 7 a 7 AN NG —_ ian’ ay ONONDAGA UP — A construc: : associated himself from a group . = . ANSING u—It isn’t the mone) ked { So u > *¢ * * hes | manager of Pontiac Motor Di- of New York rank-and-file mem ‘Hearings Set Area Home of 5 “its the principal of the thing, 00 or on ; tion worker was instantly killed Parents will have the oppor- | vision. bers who brought sul last: fall to So the sovereign state of Mich ~ here this morning when he was tunity to meet the teachers and| New list prices at ports: of entry iar Holfa from taking office for 3 Accused . _ 2 gan is asking the souther nstate DETROIT. i®—Negotiations on a knocked off a TV transmission review their children’s work. Third | are: + + * . ’ of Tennessee to permit the extra. new labor contract for some 7.000 tower and dashed 450 feet to the grade roommothers will have! Atlantic Coast, $2,095; Great That suit was settled tinder a in City Break-In Gutted b Fire dition of Carl Hudson, charged with Detroit area tool and die makers ground. * charge. of refreshments. i Lakes, $2,164; Pacitic Coast, $2,277. compromise that alluwed Hoffa to : breaking and entering int Nankin were recessed today on a note of State Police identified the vic- ee eee oe tike office. and established the -E.xamination for two men ars Township, Wayne County. , Poptimasm - tim: as Everett. Kirkman, 28, of | thiee member beard of Mmentors-cused of breaking into” Ponti: ‘Empty Fuel Tank’ . * * * * * * Decatur, Tl, @ steel worker for! to supervise union CleanNp Mills. Ine. 31 Jackson St. on Der ° Federal and state mediators met the Tesco Tower and Service Co. | : : : ; : in Hudson and q -companion, the . (ee Li aes | tl The monitors took fo Lats an 4) spy ie held Jan. 140 - Explodes as He Tries: governor's Office reported, butiled with representatives of the Auto- police said he was married and | |S Xe) | a. nven 0 der s simature “te le motive Tool & Die Manufacturers : order for his sivmatun » imple * * * to Take It Outside away a school safe and found only i wad the icaleeid Aine Workers had three children. ment his ruling last Dee 11 that rap tiy - ; : Moffa had cbeey frustrating and: eure oaeakes Ww \ * — ony ne aaet “onl as 2 a fel too) and die locals 155 and 157 Ceremer Jack Holmes said — blocking — munitor suggested 5 re Senet ant ee eet me FARMINGTON TOWN S$ HT p— °F even einT only e2 cepts er until 4:30am. Talks will be’ rel death, at 8:40 a.m., must have blocking — — : EE a zn estat q earert ——— ae = me AN -The mel umed at {1 a.m Safi Ae ism rs held in the Oaktand County Jaik The explosion of a suppose fly ~ ‘sumed ¢ ‘T pending examination empty oil stove resulted in a fire _* ® + [_* ft * Kirkman suffered a crushed | which gutted a four+oom frame 1.1 Gov, John B. Swainson. act One of the mediators said ‘some Skull, multiple fractures and : “ ; Rend for cach was set at 82.500 | home of the Luther Thoma: fanny (ng governor. in the absence of progress’ had been made in the that his right_arm was severed BOLENS':. Delay ls Granted : by Municipal Judge Cecil MeCal- > 30015 15-Mile— Gov, Willams, signed official pa at the shoulder and left arm | 3: 6 HP Walking ly at id vesterday nighttime session. F . es - jum. “The family of five escaped un Pers yesterday asking the gov-; The wnion previously had set severed at the forearm. , P . 5 in Teacher Case “A third man accused in the bur- harmed hut lost all of its posses. CPnor of Tennessee to permit the a strike deadline.of 7 am. yes. Fellow workmen, described as TRACTOR (Brand New) “ = -gtary- Homer-Crawford, 21 ‘at 180 -siona inthe blaze _, telease of Hudson so he can ex jterday, bug this, was suspended “rugged guys.”. wept from the $ Dente ie cerica War Della vod Si wcived ccamliatinn | cThomeacenn Mlk Intending © en what he did with the J8 a fter the bargainers appeared near shock of the accident, police | ; ; . terford Tow nshtp highy echao! before Judge McCallum and wis replace the stove with a new one cenl _. _. ode a _ reported - | Reg. Price $293.00 teacher accused of gross indagen hound over to Oakland coun had allowed the five gallon fu Police said Kirkman was at the Sale -§ 20 . Cireurt oan where he will be af tank attached to the back of *¢ ; ty thigt been fiestpenedte tan 25 a {o0-foot level attempting to fasten Price . ; ’ Paipned Jan va 2 sloc® fo fun dre. He sate thes Fp d N hb R 1] a 100-foot long pole near the top- Arthur Mooney 0, of Thol gavin Unable to furntth $2950 hoend he had been ne fire in the stove sine: rien SS elg Ors a y shaw St Commerce “Tox nship of the partially completed tower. oi ee ; is beagg held in the.county jail about / ami but when he A supporting cable gave way and = was to have had examimdion on at ut A id B d. O t F i] a & : = —_—— 7 a} te ove » ston : nee eve area eee A a _ Irinpted to move the stove 0 Al urne Ul FF QINIILY ite pole tell, estrying Keremnin pyaimut ene “tal hake NE Say en rete ern poncé* Said en i eee maeiniar Tees ee Say: Burglary Suspect og before Pontias Township fidstice He wrestled the blaring stove AN Sivan fake faguly:of fires int r - : Robert Wo Hastie ‘ - Gave Wrong Address te the door but coukin't get it find af ae ‘i ee . e-children, has been fighting for his peta sales of boats in. the _ . : a se Wine fads they have inule pte since deveto - ae oe pe asf Miyoney also will be trird on a Te omuas of ay Abartinen through the — ape vee rian Fiera Ikan) Gee emlived -.. 7 " ping an abscr ssed United States solalcd 19 billion second charge dan. 2s ef faratehjouse at 6 Franklin Blvd 1 ee ~peead an Phos he _Mroand Mis banest Halsapple ” vin timer following a meningins dollars ua Weal almost three “ing beer to aninors. He ie tree today that a burglary suspect «be shy the dope after seeing that 40 tp ft with atmost nothing tast attack nine weeks ago, times the 1950 figure. Outboard- 2391 Pontiac Re on a rsonal bond , : i} : adi nt ached his wite and three children were Wednesda Ahen the two hed “With our hospitalization in motor sales increased almost a Cc fe] d k Rd. FE bs WZ. With ¢ YT aed Bera | iveehi thipe am thie = \ i \ As ial ‘ i) 7 a ee eee wee eee = fely out of the olher exit ee : esa _ fu _same } or. e . “ . -Ogh! rd one henill dep reside nes fin Petrott yrorlic e bias oe Toon Tame hone ar Th2 Ger siirafice run out and the bill now fumes in the_ anes = est 1od_ to S217: a "P y a en See - FE 4. = 0734 ties arrested Moone Dee. 1h after never tived there Pioinen from stations and 3 wood St, was gutted by fire. over $3,000, I let our fire insur. 0 see i s 7 . —_ nvestizaling a fatal auto accident Charles Short, 23. gave othe dete brought the glaze under Con Friends and neighbors hearing ange. ge to save a few pennies,” | yg Three suc\ivers in the death Frankun boulevard address to\trol but were unable to save. Bny- of their plight have responded with Halsapple ‘expiained, - | : . cat, in statements to’ Oakland |police when arrested Wednesday thing inside ‘many offers of aid to the stricken “Al U ‘ lat we were able save County Prosecutor Frederick C durin a Detroit’ motel raid in The home is owned by Mrs Vie family iron the ruins were our beds. al es IF°s NEW? IT’S Now! IT°’s AT Ziem, said Mooney bought beer for Which police recovered 2000 hiank ginia Veet who lives next door "| dont know exactly how ‘crib, andlscme miscellanc: Sis bed! —S SW Ams VE @ = them from: a grocery near his postal money arders and 29 United the burned-out house. Moe estimate” many people have: catied in the “linen-his wife added fn . . : | f ’ L) ° ee | home, using their money iStates Treasury’ checks of damage yet has been made jast) few days.” said) Mrs. * * * e . . Pl ® LSS oy =. | a = : . ; : 2 . Reaieaprte: me vee ben sur’ | The house was leased to the / » | ~ _ ucepile a Opposition A ppointments ain . el cil per of people | iHalsapples by Sam Warwick, of Hive ts a ' 2678 Orchard Lake Rd. , Fhe family has been taken in) ‘Our landlord, Mr. Warwick, has by Mr and Mrs -Leslie Mathews, been wonderful too;” she said. “He! * rau ¢ , a 1 I ) ¢ | T( ) of 1409 Clon 4 bod has offered us one of his new: * * * homes to live in until ours cam be ; Af the time of the blaze, bornest remodeled | t PARE le solic Eager tice Powih, Pepuitl cubltiet win Wha faded foo win te election fo cand Dausy Halsapple were visiting | Their other two children, Ellis faces appeared ny diffeneat Cube Tasted an erage of six rieptiis Parliwatent alsa petired and was them fwesvear-old son, brnie. at 4. and Mary Jane. 2. were aft a net oRpot. fodas but the Preach ousualls were brought down by a gméreeded by a nonpolitical tech: Tenry Ford Hospital, Detroit friend's house when the bl S Pri . . i “i aze oc- wow ernotent A ets stl heditimg maneits of gepufies whieh them nictan, Pierre Jeannenes, binie the veungest of their three eurred . ome ices 0 Krazy \ e€ sae the ty ouch seed lay welya rohid never provide a sub t . . . ; . i = Cdrarle ele Cacnitbe stittte ae, cplable te the mietjorit’ Can’ t E M ti B d N ! ! : aa 19 m Installed Thursday ag the fist OF the members CLAY rON’S Or KEEGO HARBOR as . ven ention ran ames: ree fen 4 e { Lepubhie. « F eee erie as ce _* @ All merchanize is nationally advertised! Gaulle may open His seven A. stone nunurty an the ne NUAL JANG ARY ear fer with some mensines of Parlascent supports De Gaulle at < ’ ' ve especially fap pasaneps aha nA ee foward 1 K AR ANCE ‘CO OR V Westin house Tea Fat the otht Wavy I yero warned that L T g * Lol * che-fetmit his ue “ho give Fran e, : . Fiche) Debre glrapped ilps Da to tnipose of need be what the ow . ' (vai te former job of? pLeguies publie good demands ‘ - 21 SCREEN ’ bir the postaasnt the samegany!. Debre appointed a Z-membey . Q more While Die Cutille Lin ine Gabiiet that included 17 ministers 254 s ; INCHES Jab with. stone emergency. pow. fren De Gaulle’s government. ; - NOW . 2 i * So Fy 4 j oo FUR for seven months, Debhe as * * * - as Low as ; ain ae ef justices wrote the Filth The nia: notable departures : . , Repul s constitution to ygivé were three Sochalists who went: IN PROGRESS $ More power te the one and: into official opposition and former : - adi onl reduce the prerogatives of the pre. Premier Pierre Pflimlin, who - : y- mier and the Vea Assembly asked to be relieved Plimlin was _ All Red Tagged Items Are d = * * * replaced | Redbert) Lecourt, an a" ; * S $ f _ One power now re moved from ether member of the Cathohe Pop PRICED at COST ONLY A FEW ... HURRY! | _s 96.60! the Assembly enabled Debre’ i ‘lar Movement, as a minister of or- cme Cabinet to go reht fa work The ‘state e Assembly ona tonger has to ape Fimile Pelletier, a professional ry BELOW-COST! . WHILE THE BOSS is AWAY . — prove the @abimet first > dnd can servant quit as infest Min ‘Ne Sree 4 oo remove if only bwin meanbes ‘ship, ister and Was replaced by deat , WE'RE GOING K-R-A-Z- vt majority, which ad-the game time Berthoin Edowird Ramonet min 58 s ' : Intist Agee on anew € “ative! istey for industry and: commerce SY) : : , - * : » o ‘, rf F RE EZ ER Westinghouse @,, Ny, Cy “ SALE sap ‘ ; . 2-DOOR cxf ony $1994 REFRIGERATOR BUY NoW! 18 Cu. Ft. Only. bs de hr fi : 12Cu. 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Adams an Lake 3 ») rehare I eo hoe as FE 4.0526 — | ' ’ ¢ d : 12890 Andersonvillé Rd. “Davis. rion, and the ate atl 4, a ak Re ad \ Keego Har r . burg. ‘ ZS } Bothwell. 73 : : j Se - = woe . : F ; i. % 5 . “2 : = oy Ee oe eae be lef hee - eA ® 4 1 “OR : _ _* Ae : op aca | .* & i} s ; 4 : a oo / > . rs 8 . q 2 ; i Fe L 3 ae : 8 6 < : - . UF 2 | , in ; hows : ; . = ‘ Be ee ee ee eS eee & RES opens YS a wr hee ae . “he i : ; : ,) i - j Pes ee ea . 2nd _— - nf i ‘ : : z i ’ ® \ * 2 | < > = Z f a FE a Ge a ees ea a Sa ee ene ee aS Sa age ; Shee = = - vr aa 4 iy THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959 ~ 7 HIRTEEN | eye ™ ; : Ti8 : Bob Considine Says: en = = * of ‘fav ors. You just order ice, Smokers on vacation this Near taxes in individual conemcal 7 ee ;cream,-and take the flavor the peo- can avoid state cigarettes taxes in'The five states ' ‘Mikoyan NEW ‘yOu iced Mncyennd OLAS as game peel is going to be Russia's leading | democracy. But whether he'll know authority on U_.S, sunetanarhets, saree ea about us is al- motels and highway toll gates when | other @ Hi-Fi a @ TAPE RECORDERS /@ RECORD CHANGERS | @ P. A. SYSTEMS @ RADIOS @ WEBCOR FACTORY SERVICE BLAKE RADIO- a ’ FE 4.5791. @ OFFICE INTERCOMS | ____ 3149 W. Huron it to me over the phone. ‘in America" — genius of America in her commo- dious harbors and her ample rivers, and it was not there. In prairies, and it was not there. world commerce, and it was not | there. BRENDEL’S . “2441 Auburn Ave. (M-59) 8 Mi, West ef Utica ~~-~at All Times ee ie te A By Be bp bt a hn be hn bh bb be he he ep ¢ Sa. RE 2-614) Frozen Brine Shrimp in Stock _ and her power, “America jis great,” be great.” shed-yule. x «* * points out that the visit of Mikoya | tinuing struggle. | Ralph Charbeneau, a friend. who lis a Detroit advertising. man, was Particular passage that he dictated | The bys French liberal poli- tician writer, who died a cen- " | ‘tury ago, “th tig “Democracy physicians of deliberately plotting! “I sought for the greatness and her fertile fields and boundless In her rich mines and her vast “Not until 1 aly to the churches f America and-heard her -pulpits aflame with ‘righteousness- did lunderstand the secret of her genius. De Tocque- ville concluded, “because. she is good, and if America ever ceases to be good, America will cease to | Mr. M. has no churches on his Judd L. Teller, a thoughtful stu- dent of-the plight of Soviet Jews, coincidés with a number of black! - January anniversaries in that con- On Gan. 13, 1948, Stalini’s secret ef which has been restored, and | the wholesale arrest of Jewish writers and artists. On Jan. 13, 1953, the Soviet gov- | ernment accused leading ‘Jewish the assassination by medical treat- ment of the top Kremlin heirarchy. Although these charges were dis- ‘missed after Stalin's death, Jews continued to suffer from serious disabilities in the U.S.S.R., stich as discrimination in education and employment. Late this month the Soviet Com- ‘munist Party Congress will meet /in-Moscow. Reports are that it will consider the ‘‘Jewish question” and drastic measures of penalizing So- viet Jewry for its continued inter- est in Jewish culture and in Jew- ries abroad. * TI * * “No, 2” man in the Kremlin. There isn’t any No, 2 there now. There is No. 1—Khifushchev—and then it drops to about No. 20, and we can’t be sure that Mikoyan is even No. 20. As if in confirmation, here comes Sen. Hubert Humphrey, writing n about his Russian trip in Life. . of his lengthy talk with Khrush- | chev the Russian leader pressed 0 batten on hip deck.» When no- GEN =o ED, = APA E BSSexusee ry Daily 9 to 6 WORLD'S FINEST COOKING ‘WARES REVERE | COPPER CLAD STAINLESS STEEL ERAL a: 9252 MmIiViCc WIGCLIWAY 'ru 8 “NEAR INTERSECTION OF TELEGRAPH LOTS OF FREE PARKING a) SKILLET 8 Inch Size ee nee $ --€OVERED SAUCE’ PAN 1% Quart Size . Mérs’s List ... re Md » UP to 40% Off “Mfr's Tis - Stainless Steel Kettle, . Solid Copper $3. 95 ottom. 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CHEST i (lle Bt ‘ACCESSORIES TO INCREASE USEFULNESS OF YOUR 4" DRILL - NIG SAW ATTACHMENT. - Ba seat, sere $8.97 "RIGHT ANGLE ATTACHMENT “ROAM FLsx SANDER sna 1.79 Thor Speedway | V4" ELECTRIC DRILL With Geared Chuck Mikoyan visits us billed as the); % He relates that. in the course | TOILET SEATS sl. ogee ‘29.62 | Made to Sell for = | ‘POWERFUL ™” BLADE ELECTRIC SAW Boe” ba Meade to Sell in. nd Key to U. < Greatness. iple's factory made that day. Orjonty five states, but—in—seme- of Colorado, North - Corellia Nga ‘else. are these they may have to pay-local'and Virginia. ‘Montreal Next to Paris body cna, he pressed an-j Mikoyan’s profoundest mark on “Montreal % the world's largest other button and told an side, ‘the Russian people may turn out] French-speaking city, The Uni- Who appeared immediately at the | 'to be his introduction to the Russ- Versity of Montreal's student body .§ door, to find out why Mikoyan had not answered the first bus- kiés of mass-produced ice cream—, zer, The aide returned after a ew minutes and announced that Mi-| koyan was on his way to work.) ‘He showed up 15 minutes later, ‘more or less hat in hand. * * *x ‘notion-that- - 'two decades and more ago. returned from his imachinery for making the delicacy, ithen had it copied and spread the, imixers and freezers through the iGesoline Sales at Peak | NEW YORK — The nation's gas-| | Today, Russians consume enor- oline consumption reached another Humphrey came Brad with the| ‘mous amounts of ice cream. You| |all-time .peak in 1957, climbing to. “Can stint see them eating ice cream Cones’ 157,402, 000,000 gallons compared with | jcountry. He U. S. trip with) * * * mon any of his alalaiel with awhile hurrying along a street in. buzzer, and gets pretty upset if, they don't jump at the sound. jsub-zero weather. And, oh yes. In| Russia, you don’t have your choice or more. is made up mostly of French- Canadians, The city’s oldest church, Notre Dame de -Boft Se- reours, was establsshed in 1657. | | 66, 022,000,006 the year before. Each of 20 states used a biflion gallons ) 7 - Sledhia Voice There is a difference im high-fidelity equipment. You can hear it... you Can see it in Electro-Voice! Widest choice of models. For everything in high fidelity, there is no finer choice than Electro-Voaice. Come in and see our complete E-V line! High Fidelity Headquarters McCALLUM & DEAN 409 £. Maple, Birmingham mi 45230 | Open Friday Evening ‘til 9 : | Cénvenient Free Parking at Rear of Store January. 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A fellow actor, Red Lynn, tes- * * | He ‘often has a trapped feeling. feels he has a clear and definite is never again as happy. ‘tified at Robinson's preliminary In his voice was a mixture of!He has left nature too far behind, edge over the indoor man, The hearing he made two purchases greatest face-lifting program 1 a arination and wistful énvy—a He can control His climate by Humblest hodcarrier cannot help; Ina te lephone conversation be- of narcotics with marked money s HAL rT I TILE municipal history. conscious expression of the reali- turning a knob at home or at the looking down on « lawyer—that +] tween San Francisco and New jn Robinson's home. Robinson is if he isn't in the lawyer's office. | | York 800 tons of copper wire are to appear Jan. 21 for arraign- see * * *£ put to use, ‘ment. Cc The indoor man does the paper! - - : work of civilization and most of f 7 for: Landmarks are being torn down zation that in the aristocracy of (office. Sometimes as he does this his. problems are nervous ones.| FE 2 9101 - NEW YORK -(AP)-—The look of/ said: » Manhattan is changing rapidly real men!’" now .under the impetus of the: } and buildings are rising as the manhood the outdoor man has an he can hear life whistling by in- brisk winds of the present blow edge over the indoor man. ‘the wind outside his window, And The wife of the indoor man may, he knows he is missing something The indoor man misses the joy the dust of the past in the pedes- trian's eye. ; os that her patent is superior = 9a Ee —sorme—snobbish— _te- the-of-natural-sebievementthat comestie is essential’ but often doesn’t, = ee oe a SF" . , At lugeh hour, particularly in mugged outdoor man, put the in- to the outdoor man—the farmer Aci he — The geet perl BRINGS A BUICK 59 - Other Tile Reduced Accordingly! fair weather, the sites of the door man himself has no such raising crops, the sailor taking a ane nthe, meciiar we =) climbing new skyscrapers are sur- illusion. He often feels his white ship across the sea, the forester ‘ civiljzatibn, and he can see the! RIGHT TO. esaniel by pale-featured office collar is more of a badge of quelling a timber‘ fire, the brick- result of his fabors in visible | ; : = peasants. They are*fascinated by slavery than a symbol of sficeess. layer raising the wall of a new growth—a stand of waving wheat,’ YOUR DOOR See Baick's ~ 0 ‘You rse 4 the sight of their fellow men earn- * + * home. a new road through a swamp, a BOB HOPE IV Shew ing a living by the sweat of their The indoor man, caught in the * * * Se se “ eo ; a new: B fe b a ? ‘prow and the use of their hands gray dixmay of civilization, often The greater creature comforts building in the skyline. 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FRID AY, _TANUARY 8 9, 1959, space was pute at Y doncles Town vat Thurs- day. Don’t You Trust Fiancee? By EMILY POST “Dear.Mrs. Post; My fian- cee has a room ina private house. The owner of the house is a widow and after her hus- band's death put up for rent & _ schoolteacher * daughter three of the rooms in her very large house, My one of them, a_ middle-aged the the has recently other and just man, ce “Very shortly, the ewner of the house is going to visit her who lives in another city for a weekend and it, so happens that the schoolteac her will also be away that same weekend, leaving my fiancee and the young man alone in: __._____.__the house I-think it would be_ very improper for her to stay there while the others are away and that she should either go and stay with a friend or else --o-te—a-hotel for-the-weekend+ I would very much like your opinion on this matter. q Answ er: Taking it for grant ~ ed°that they are both perfectly decent people, I don't see how anyone could possibly criticize this temporary situation ‘Dear Mrs. Post: Our first son was named for my hus- band and carries ‘the suffix “Jr.’’ We would like to name our second son or my hus- _ band’s father. I understand that: a child named for either father or grandfather is ‘‘Jr.”’ If this is true, it will mean that both our sons will carry the suffix “‘“Jr."' I think two juniors inone family will be very con- fusing and thought very stranze by mest people What do yo advise in this — sit- uation? Ansvter: Ni hile very unusual. it is correct. However, if you prefer, vou could name the child who is named for his grandfather, ‘‘2nd.” “Dear Mrs. Post: A business ~ acquaintance of mine hag jist been made vice-president of a large company. I would like Very much to write him a note of congratulation, Will you please te]] me how to word such a note?” Write: Answer: “Dear \r. Jones, May I send you sincere congratylations upon- your elec- tion as wice-president of the X Company—and wish you every suceess, Sincerely yours, John Brown.” = fiancee has ~ third | room was rented to a young 7 a , Evacuation . With him at the speaker’s table at Kingsley Inn are Dr. Pearson, Photographed at the luncheon fol- lowing Town Hall at Kingsley Inn were News Erber Bloomfield _ L. €, —Pontine-Press—-Phetes— Henriétta Hayden (center) and Mrs. O. F: Town Hall members. ‘ Dad Has Wrong Idea — Abby ee * By ABIGATL VAN BUREN “DEAR ABBY:* Our son is 17. He’s an average student but his teachers say he could be outstanding if he had more drive, I blame fis tatirer. Dad _ bought him a new car and jets him charge as much gas 4@s he wants. Dad gives higm money for his pocket and never asks him what he oo with if. ABBY boy never earned a quarter in his life? He’s never had to. He's not a bad boy but he doesn't know the value of mon- ev ‘he charges clothes with- out even asking how much they are). His Dad says he wants his son to have it better than he did because he often went Hungry in his own childhood Don't you think his fathér is _herting him more than he’s hetping him? T'd like your opin- ion.” —- SONNY'S MOTHER Plans , Made~ “Weuld- yeou-believe that this “mak of 78 Sanna each Boy to Pull His Weight ving Him a Real eee pe AR MOTHER: Dad's in- tentions are good, but he is denying his son the same chal- lenging experiences that made a man out of him.. If you want your son to keep his feet on the ground — put a little weight on his shouigers. * * * “DEAR. ABBY: I am an old’ setf-respecting but have known better times. My case worker is a» good woman but she. causes me great em- harrassment. She comes out in (left) Mrs. O. 4. Luckenbach Yd Mrs. Spademan, both of Birmingham. Wedding Plans Are Revealed - BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Brides-elect are again taking their rightful place in the head- lines now that the holidays are over. Jan. 24 is the date chosen by Catherine Castee] Saunders for her marriage ‘to Robert Henshaw son of Dr and Mrs. Henry M. Nelson Jr of Philadelphia. Saunders wills be her Nelson, Anne sister's maid of honor and an- other sister Mrs. George W. Black will be matron of hon- r.- Three-year-old Gordon: Biack will proudly bear the wedding ring at the ceremony in St. Dunstan’s Chapel of ‘Christ Church Cranbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Saunders of Glengary road are = @parents of the bride-to-be. -Mre.J. P a luncheon Catherine Neff is planning and shower for Tuesday in het home on Kennesaw avenue, bd * * Mrs, Miller Bushnell was hostess at a luncheon Wednes- day in her Harsdale road home . honoring Mrs. Wallace Match- ell, on Civil efauee M ovie to. Be Shown. Wednesday '"A Day Called X.’ a movie based on Civil Defense and in case of disas- ter will be presented at the Herrington Sthool PTA meet- ing at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. tk ®t Virginia Warren, Coordinator. of Emergency Weifare Service for Oakland County and Re- gional Deputy. chairman for a - To add a little spark wardrobe, here's a bh, covers the head and frames she of celour in place. a ane ‘to your winter deep fitting cap of mink, It completely - face. A. in ist _ Keeps the ' back folds | Southeast Michigan will show the film, The PTA in cooperation with the Pontiac Parks and Recrea- tion department will also pre- sent a special crafts -demon- stration of projects that ean be offered to the eommunity as part of its Community School — recreation programs which meet from 7:30 to 8-30 p.m. Wednesdays for adults Projects demonstrated their instructors are John- Sil vonen, wood chip carving; Jean Elisworth,. hina painting ani millinery; John > ‘Blake; metal tooling; Mrs. Donald Martin. cake decoration: Mar- celene Tiberg, copper enamel- ing; Paul Strobel. fly tying and George Beauchamp. fly, spin and casting rod building. * * * _. The American Red Cross will present some facts on the or- ganization of a local commu- nity bloed hank as part of the general meeting. Mrs, Fred Brom is program chairman. Mrs. Harnach Entertains — Her Sorority Mrs, Pay! Hoskins, dent, anntiificed the purchase of a;e#heel chair for Oakland _-Epanty Society for Crippled Childyen at the Thursday meet. ing of Tota Eta Chapter of Pi Omicton National held at the home of Mrs. Hugo Har.’ nack Mrs. Lewis Egerer was initi- ated as a new member. Plans were made have a dinner meeting: in February at and- presi- , nual > * Mrs —Samnel Smith Sa a NS EM er to ai, oe ee Mrs. loot LeGro has invit-- ed guests for dinner Saturday evening in her home on North ~ Glenhurst drive. * © + Mrs. Charles H. Richert was hostess at a Inncheon Wednes- day in her home on Hickory Heights - road * * * and “Mrs llenry formerly lived in Bir mingham, have bern visiting their son-in-law and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hall Mr and Mrs. Hart left Thursday for their home in Tryon, NC. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Graham —J. Graham are planning a din- ner party for close friends Tuesday evening. * * * January 17 is the date of the next Winter Club dinner dance at Bloamiield Hills Country Club Mr who Hart Card Party Plans Set by Iraq Caldron Plans were made for the an ecard party to be held in- Aprit when Iraq Caldron No. 70 met at Grotto Hall Wednestlay evening Refreshments were served by Gi§en_) Jolly and Mrs- 75 gee 1 5 = PERG EE 0 1K - were discussed at _ Barry, —Panel Progr for Tea Plans for a Future Teachers ‘of Amertea Recruitment Tea the Thurs day meeting of Alpha Omicron chapter of Deha Kappa (am ma held al the of Harmiet Campbell in Rov at Oak The Jea will be held Feb 11 at Bloomfield Hills Jumor High School. . : ° Mrs. Society. home John Clouse and Betty Sponsors _ for Teachers clubs Junior and Senior Ihgh schools wil work with a committee from Lambda chapter to com- plete plans _for entertaining more than 200 FTA members. Held Thursday at McConnell ACE pane el discussion. on “Studying Michigan Schools.,"’ was featured at the McConnell School PTA meeting held Thursday afternoon. In charge of the program were Mrs Mark liewman. edt- cational topic: Mrs, John Van- derlind. teaching staff gram. Mrs. Robert Bowden, financing educational program, and Mrs. Wilham MekKnight, higher educational program Mrs. Newman was PTA pro gram chairman Mrs. James Wilcox refreshments assisted by Mis John Lutzkin and Mrs. Robert Bowden, Mrs. Ira Erwin and Mrs. William Gaff presided at. the tea table. served pro- : ~ _Vaey?"’ the waiting room and in a very loud voice discusses my per- sonal needs so that everyone can jeay.°I may be old and on felief but don't you think’ 1 am entitled to a little. pri- — HUMILIATED “DEAR HUMILIATED: Most case workers are kind. syvm- pathetic, dedicated people but unfortunately yours is the ex- ception. Of course you should have privacy. Next time ask for a confidential hearing. watch him grow more 4 “DEAR ABBY: My husband is 53 and lately he has started to throw temper tantrums. He’s broken dishes; mirrors and chairs. He kicks at the auto- mobile and callg me the vilest names and says he could kill ine. Then an hour later he sits in Church praying and singing - hymns ijust like nothing hap- pened. Are there other h bands like mine?" WORRIED’ DEAR WORRIED: You bet! The psychiatrists’ offices are full. of them. Your husband needs professional help. te x “DEAR ABBY: JI years old and have a young .father for age. He is only 32. But, Abby, his hair is turning gray. I have tried to make him put a rinse in his hair to take the gray out but he won't doe it. What can I do with, him? He ts too good-looking to be old and gray-headed.’ — DOREEN DEAR DOREEN: A man who is 52 and good-looking will be BETTER looking with gray hair, Stay out of his hair and hand- some and distinguished-looking by the year. * * * “DEAR ABBY: I have. & friend who is very dear to me but she tr ies my patience. When she* leaves tewn she doesn't like to leave her dog in a kennel, so she asks me ff I will keep him for the am 12 very Pentiae Press Phote Ruth Gilloe who is‘retiring from the Oakland County Board of Auditors after 37 years, was honored ~hy more than 100 fellow employes at a fea held Thursday in Oakland Counts Building. Futnre in or Future _Employ es | Give Tea After serving in the account-- Ting departinent— 37 years, Ruth Iroquois road is retiring. She _was honored Thursday at a tea given by more than 100 em- pioyes, * * x. Miss Gilloe attended Pontiac -schools and was graduat- ed from Detroit Business: In- stitute. She worked in Detroit for several years and returned to Pontiac. in 1919. For two years she was connected with Wilson Foundry and Machine Coa ‘ When her brother-inJaw, the late Stanlev C Rogers was register of Deeds, she worked © in the office under him She has been very active all her life and says "I have en- foyed every bit of my work and like meeting and working with people,” Marian Emery Is Chairman Zonta Club Slates Fair Plans for the coming were met Thursday evening at Ho- tel Waldron, * * * Amelia Earhart Day will be observed on Thursday On Feb. 35 the Zonta Fair will be held. General chairman for the fair is Marian Emery. Assist- ing her will be Kay Baker, Lil- lian Wattles, publicity; Mrs. A. C. Ish, apron booth: Mrs year made when Zonta Club Bor=- othy Brooks, plants and flew-—- ers: Mrs’ Harold Soper Mre. Ashton W and baked goods Mason, canteen, Kelly, auction An Inter-City tea to be given hy Dr. Sarah Van Hoosen Jones and Alice Serrel] will be held at the VanHoosen farm April 42. Margaret Stark, jewelry; hook booth Fimery, food ‘Mrs. Robert and: Mary _¥* * * New members attending the meeting Thursday were Mrs Irene. Albright, Mrs. Henry A. Delooff and Mrs. Irving Foss. Guests were Alice Serrei| and Re Mrs. Leslie Sanford. Have You Tried This? Grapefruit Rind, Juice Flavors: Cake, Frosting | BY JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor Did you ever hear of a Grapefruit Cake? This_is the ’ time of year to make one, now that grapefruit: are plentiful and inexpensive. Mrs. Ea Beaupre, today's cook is about as active.a per- son as you will find. In. ad- dition to-a full time teaching spends -rharry hours around. her home and yard. GRAPEFRUIT CAKE Ry Mrs, Fd Beaupre | *% cap shortening pth as sceear peas bl Pie cups Hited Teer 3 teaspoons baking poe * "grated ui job, shé does church work and working * mamin ait Cream shortening. add sug- ar and beat until fluffy. Add egg yolks. and beat well. Sift dry ingredients and add alter- nately with grapefruit juice. Beat egg whites stiff, but. not dry and fold into batter Pour, into two greased 9 inch layer pans. Bake 25 min- utes at 350 degrees. When cool, frost with Grapefruit Frosting Grapetrait Frosting } tablespoons butter peen grated § grapefruit } Nebiespeans erepetreit juice iy tenepooti salt Confectioners sugar? Beat alt together. using enough sugar to make frosting the right consistency to 7 spread well. : ols ta tt eaesiane eg Re AR Rane a s E d : i : or anae et) Mrs. Cockle Is President of Auxiliary Mrs. Fredrick J. Cockle was elected and installed as presi- dent- at the Woman's Aux- iiary of All Saints Episcopal Church meeting held Thurs- day morning in Rose Kneale Room of Stevens ™ * * ‘Other officers oiee with her are Mrs. Ralph T. Norvell, first vice président: Mrs. John A. Riley, second vice presi- demt; Mrs, William Wolfram, recording seeretary:, Mre. Mer- Mil Rasmussen. correaponding --secretary: and Mrs. Elmer Quine, treasure?, A recéption for newly elected officers followed the meeting _ Retiring president Mrs: Robert / * Nienstedt, presided at the tea ‘table, “ot” Oakland — County Board of Auditors for Gilloe_ of West - of Service She has traveled throughout SLRS Officers to Nassau several times and the Canadian Northwest She would like to visit Alaska and Europe She is a member of Central “Methodist Churth and enjoys reading and knitting. Now that she is retired, she plans. to stay home for: several weeks and then make plans for a trip. Altar Society Elects Officers at Meeting — Officers have heen located by «St. Michhel Altar Society The new leaders were elected at a meeting held Wednesday at St. Michael Hall Mrs, Omer DeConinck is . Others taking office are Mrs. George © Michaels, vice president: Mrs. John S. Keesling, scond vice presi- dent; Mrs. Earl Adams, secre- tary; and Mrs. John Meyers, treasurer Mrs. Charlies Hurst was in- ‘troduced as a new meffiber. ‘Hostesses were Mrs. ( FE Merithew, Mrs. Constant De- jfager, Mrs. Steven Turner, and Mrs, Arthur Birchmeier, . Jaycee Auxiliary Slates Projects at Meeting - Clare Payne showed a movie. abotit home decoration at the Wednesday evening dinner meeting of Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce Auxil- iary held at Rotunda Inn. * Mrs. John Caples and Mrs Cramer Partridge were named chairmen of a concession at the Golden Gloves tournament Assisting in the Junior Miss América contest will be Mrs Donald Weddle and Mrs? James Wilkinson Guests for the evening were ° Mrs. Caples, Mrs, Richard Es ser and Mrs. Richard Ander- son, Fy At Baer Home ‘Garden Club “Grass Roots Gardening.”’ was the theme of the program when Waterford Branch of the Woman's National.-Farm and Garden Association met Thurs day at the Winkleman drive home of Mrs, William K. Baer. * * * Fred W. ‘Raetzke, landscape consultant. of Waterford Town- ship was speaker, He discusted: * ee eee Ruth Gilloe Is Honoree tor 37 Years be orrm Intou be cite a girt my — P tips eRe ‘weekend ~. — “The dog is Well Trained arrt : i¢ no bother, but here is my problem He's a long-haired _ Alaskan dog and can't stand it very warm in the hduse so she asks me to please keep the heat pushed down to 62. | have to go around in a sweat- - er and am: chilled to the bone Do vou think she is being very considerate to me?” ; DOG TENDER Just be- care of DEAR TENDER: “cause you're taking - your friend's dog is no reasorr for you to lead a dogs “life “‘Purn_ap—the heat x * * For -@ personal reply, write +0 ABBY in care of this paper. Enelose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Are Named —at Session. . Officers were elected at the Wednesday meeting of Omega Aipha Sorority, held at the Rochester home of Mrs. Thom- as Beal. Taking office are Mrs. Chf- .ford Koskinen, president; Mrs. Thomas Beal, vice president; - Mrs. George Turner corre- sporiding secretary, Mrs. Rich ard Fox, recording secretary: and Mrs. John Londick, treas- urer.- A report One Christmas hac- ket, presented to a needy fam- ily, was read, and plans were made for a cooperative dinner to be held in March Mrs. Harold Sibley wil open her home on James K boule- vard for the February meet- ing. MRS. KARE, ERICKSON Most excellent chief of Miz- pah Temple No. 7 of Pythian Sisters is Mrs, Kari Erickson. Installation of officers was held Tuesday evening at Knights of Pythias Hall. ers in a tion and ‘answer period stressing problems in- volving garden preparation for, spring. Mr. Raetzke was born and educated in Germany. tie also attended Berlin School . of Music. Mre. William Miller ‘spoke’ on tions.” Meets -. various probigms of “garden. }, “Garden Meditads day. Floyd The Orkundo avenue home of Mrs. William Bray was opened to the Lucille McBane Group Mon- da¥. Mrs. Noble Meredith was elected chairman of the group and Mrs. Gerald Shafer was named secretaty. Mtx, Harold Mott > treasures Marilyn Bell of Liberty stl was hostess to the Mary Jo Mi: Curry Teen Age Group Tuesday Officers elected were Marilyn Bell, chairman; Kathy ‘O'Brien, vic chairman: EKaleen Wilson, secre dary, and Judy Williams, treasu! WIAs, Ire asul Formerly Keego Hardware Warehouse 650 Auburn Ave. FE -2-6506 af er. t ® Gathering at the Northern court bome of Mrs. Henry Sweée? Thurs day were members of the Peg Creswell Group. Mrs. Gerald Barn-: hartewas elected chairman with Mrs. David ,“Duval assisting as oViee chairman. Other officers are Mrs. Howard Hall, secretary: Mrs, Omar MacNutt, treasurer, * * * Mre Guy Caswell was elected chairman when the Eleanor Cres well Group met Thursday tn the chorch parlors. Also elected were Mrs. Jack Martin vice chairman, Mrs Kenneth McKenzie, secretary and and Mrs Firnal Lloyd, treasurer * * * Officers named when “Margery Peters Group met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Donald Upton orn bast Third avenue were Mrs Up Mrs JOC Mrs. --e% chairman: and ell treas aver ton Smith Kecpelary Marvin Pow a Meeting Postponed The-Jansary meeting of the Gal Lake Needlework Guild which “as to be held Jan 15 has been postponed unti] next month loway - oe? Finest Quality in Breadloe mi ( AEpels: @ 100% Nylon ; @ With 5 Yr. Guar. @ Brown Tweed @ Biege Tweed @ Blache& White @ Green & Brown @ Turg. & Brown Wonderful handsome carpeting for savings on vour home, Choose ae: fom our wide selection «15 4°" of broadlooms in a rainbow array of colors. No better buy anywhere! Installation T5¢ a Ya. for Ist 3 Days ily of Sale ACOs in florcavringt FLOOR COVERING 4528 Dixie Highway—Drayton Plains + according to Mrs. Howard Barnes president of the local unit ' tern part | ANS ee “Child Likes to Impress You With Words: Doubly delightful—the look of a separates the next! Best of all—trim shirt and whirling sew. dress one day. skirt Choose a bright print for now-into- Jomorrow s spring. Misses’ sheath, Printéd Pattern 4718 6 8 10 12, 14. Send pattern—add 16 pattern for 1st-class mailing.- Send to Anne Adams, Pontiac Press, 243 West 17th St., \ Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style ‘number. are hbeginner-e care ‘asy to pattern: Girls’ sizes Size 10 shirt, skift: i's vards 35-inch. Printed directions op each pat-' Fasier, accurate. 50 cents. in coins for this cents fer each’ of The 137 Pattern Dept.. "New York 11, Ae z | “ts Honored - at Shower Ann DeFlorio, bride-elect of Donald Williams was honored , at a bridal shower Wednesday evening at the Westbrook ave- nue home of Mrs, James DeF lorio. oo * | striped and Parents of the couple are | ; : | Mrs.- Anton DeFlorio of Com- fringed | meree and Mr. and Mrs. | boatheene = pee = 5 = ore wearer = 7 pe Charles Williams of Com- . : | merece, al swimming Guests were Mrs. Arnold suit by | Thingstad, Mrs. Syver Thing. e stad, Mrs. Elmer Holmquist, Jantzen. Mrs. Russel} Moore, Mrs. Rich- Made of ard Garrison, — Mrs. Ezio Bi- sogni, Mps. Harold Schram Jr. and Mrs. David Curry, 2-8 * Others were Mrs. William Morris, Mrs. Leo Fisher, San- dra DeFlorio, Mrs Albert De- Florio and: Mrs. Anton DeFio- no Officers Told at Meeting of Altar Society Mrs, Willian’ B. Dean, nomi- nation chairman announced the slate of officers for 1959 at the meeting of the Rosary Altar ‘Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Church held Thursda» evening. + “* x .* On the slate are Mrs. Wil- liam J. Dean, president; Mrs. Jamés McGuire, first vice president:. Mrs. Cari Duren, second vice prasident; Mrs. Ralph Perkins, tre: r; Mar- garet O'Connor, recording sec- retary; Mrs. Louis Humphreys, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ludwig Engelhard, auditor; Mrs. Marshall Sprague and ‘Mrs. Joseph Spadafore, advis- ors i ; | t Just to remind you | that winter | won't last | forever is this gayly | cotton, orlon and. lastex, | it is quick — | drying ‘and easy to pack | for resort | travel. | | | ) | pt Heat ‘Helps - Earaches Are Gonnmion Complaint in Childhood ‘By DOROTHY V. WHIPPLE, M. D. | An earache surely does hurt. | wake a child up screaming in the middje-of the night. You | arg not in doubt over what's | the trouble, . sae | 55 W. Huron “My ear, my ear!” he shrieks and holds onto the of- fending part. If. it’s 2 o'clock in the morn- ihg (as it often is) you hate to cal} the doctor. Do you know what to do in the emergency? i’ * * . Put a few drops of warm oil in the ear (medicated ear drops are best but if you don't have them, plain warrt mineral mineral oif or even otive oit will do) and a plug of cotton very very loosely anlied just so the oi] doesn’t run out eee Give the child a wart hot water bottle fo put against his ear and a-tablet of aspirin by mouth. This will usually ease him ott back to sleep until a It's the kind of a hurt.that will -| } No More Powder _| Problems To prevent the face powder from dusting onto your entire dressing table and clothing, save a ‘ofld-famous beauty. expert, take the example of. fa- mous beauties from. every- screen NipRTGAGES Improve Your Home Pay Off Existing Mortgages CONSOLIDATE ALL BILLS Zé 6% Interest. Rate Repayable 12 Years Open End Benefits NOW!!! Our Phones Are Open ‘til 8:00 P. M. ° BIG BEAR 92 WEST HURON ST., PONTIAC, MICH. : ei FE 8-653 where and do the following: Do not store your powder puff in the powder box. Keep it folded in a tissue. Press puff on the face pow- der surface, pick up the amount you need, then fold ‘powdered side together, and _ rub gently eo * * * . Press powder onto your face and neck: never slap it. Make- up your face before you dréss. face and head so that you can pull on -tight necklines without getting powder on them. Instead of carrying loose powder in your purse for touch- ups, carry a compact makeup —a creamy blend of base, and powder Which will not * spill when applied. Making Advance | Choices Big Help One way to save time in shopping is to have the price you want to pay for an article well in mind. Tt also helps to decide on col- or in advance. This will save you hours of weary footwork Tie a thin scarf around your. MERLE NORMAN _ Come In for a Free Demenstration! . 12 W. Huron FE 2-4010 slightly more Peapectaite hour to call your doctor. Children are much more sus- ceptible to earache than are grownups, There are two rea- sons for this. In the first place chfidren have more colds and other respiratory diseases than do older people and infection in the ear almost always fol- lows infection in the throat. * * * : In the second place because >of the shape of a child's head the little tube (the Eustachean tube) which connects the mid- dle ear with the throat is al- most horizontal in ‘childhood and it's easy for infection to travel along this pathway from throat to ear. In adults the face js longer and the Eusta- chean, tube is almost vertical. It is more difficult fer infection to walde,its—way--uphill_as—it— would have to in the adult. * * * The middle ear, the trouble some spot in children, ig a smal! enclosed area. The ear- drum makes a tight wall be- tween the middle ear:and the outside. On the other side of the middle ear is a firm mem- brane that has one opening in it for the Eustachean ~ tube which leads to the throat. When infection travels up this tube jt forms pus in the middle ear. 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JANUARY 9. 1959 ty an SEVENTEEN: 5 ! seve) x f rea i : iy & f ; i lg tf See ee = oS ‘ 7 ? ; “me a bit while I was with my sis-;my permanent home with ‘Louise’ ee alue = Same aor es : mT Easy Mark? ate * ‘and Alex. they. wére horrid, _ a! ge a “When I -suggested-to-my~chik *You- 1) _ |Experienced Baby Sitter. <0 Sa cera Do Exercises. ‘When BS abent Without Wages Wonders 9 FERMANENTS g9p50 | 4 : Complete with Haircut Ag = > a LOWMAN | A. You begin’ whenever you ever, we are has them out Q. “If I hold my calorie count! By “ ; : i : No mpl Necessary oe ' vecoive yopr beoklet, £ am . ‘to 1200 a day,.how should I MARIE AERR ive years, I've visited my ailing BE, al fe nd every year during sorry that I am unable to get | sack presi, pegs man divide them?” | “Lately, I wonder if I haven't sister, Louise, and my unmarried, : LOUIS nay 20% my 8- Week Self - Improvement ' the booklet to all of you at the . \ jbeen an easy mark instead of & nephew, Alex. in the little town 10 West Huron—2hd Floor Next to Buckner Finance Marathon, I use my Friday: game time, The mail is so large | Ye" S&t your Rookiet and start =A. Se far ag weight loss. ts good mother,” asks Mrs. L. “I'm where 1 was brought up, in, an- Question Box to answer queries’ that this is impossible. How- | using it. ‘ | Concerned, you can eat your beginning to think I didn't know other state. I enjoyed helping Alieg— from, Marathon entrazfts. of : _ allowable calories at any time. ‘when to stop giving of myself. However, the most successful = 1 reared six children on a fac- i after Cee PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL Q. “Does it matter when 1 | * * * take my exercises?” papingg sandy qpeentend paar tory worker’s salary. My husband “I've also enjoyed visiting with Nay S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. A. No. The exercises Pe the | . Ate ae 3 pee fl aed viloatl the oldest bers were in my old school chums there. 1) : Enrollments Available in Day ot Evening Classes same value no matter when hungry thet yeu cat more then ready working. I have one daugh- oven had a couple of ‘dates’ with Write. phone or call in person for Free Pamphiet ie they are taken. Fit them into | _ pest cmamd mist a_widower I've known for years|| === ss PHONE FEDERAL. 4-2352 a your daily routine at the most —— , | - f took care of an invalid and My nervous ailment aint bother : _ ee eens at - convenient time, You will not Q. “I am in earnest about losing | earned enough to make myself ——— ——————— See feel tike exercising right after 20 pounds during the eight weeks eligible for a small Social Security of Marathon. Would it help if I benefit. All my chlidren are mar. , : ° et ae is LOR fe take steam baths? I can afford ried now. | Januar y Special ity height, which is about two | 2 Das | SITTER MINUS PAY ! PI hour after eating. : ‘A. No, this Is not mecesary. | “Do yo know what I am these All Nylon 1 Carpel-—Tweed and ain Q>“It-I- should be oné of the | Any weight you lose this way days? An experienced baby sitter. Marathon winners and you publish | is siniply a loss ef water, not | without pay. the results in your column, would a loss of fat. You regain this © “One of my sons livés with hig. : 4 2 ; vce umlmgy name? I’ would wot sort of loss as soon as you drink | wife and two small children in the] A Long Wearing — Practical tatpet ‘ like this.” liquids. downstairs apartment of the mod- —— . 2 ay Se @ : ne f lovee peel) mamees Q. “How often should 1 weight est weeee I own ee 4 : —— et a A. No, yself?.’ | “When son a aughter-in-law 2 a | in my column. me go out for an evening, guess who Installed over. 40-02. Hair Pad Q. “Just how: much can I ex- pect to accomplish if 1 am faith-. ful to your Marathon routine?” a. barged. yourself before you | ‘is in charge? | Start an reafter at the end = 1 in my 70's now and. frank- = a ee Sek Went at the 1), two little children. make me .$ 95. PER ss scan cana = the same nervous. I'm paying good dollars s a - dressed same clothes; for treatment and medicine to cure = son ore a. aD condition that my doctor- says ;comes only from being upset. : 4 When the factory where my | Embroidery Is : sson-in law works had a strike my) . | daughter, who is a crack secretary,' In Vogue Now | 'went back to work. * | “EXery morning at 6130 she and Wherever you look cuceer S ‘her husband would drop the baby embroidery. Script lettering off at. my house. Why couldn't spells out messages such’ as - John take care of little Jackie’. . A. You can make great im- prevement in any defect you | have. You can lose ag much as | 20 pounds overweight, decrease your measurements by inches. You can greatly enhance the attractiveness of your skin and hair. You can improve your posture. . 3 If lack of curves js your na lem, you can increase your bust | Gentry: . and calf measurements by an inch. ie Or nary on the necktie Well, he had picket duty and, ‘be-. _ NO var VS , or sd} during this time. fn fact,' ay at shirt, and “Catch- ‘sides, he ‘didn't know how to han- NEY <- DRAYTON agate a a you can practically make your- | ane eee Tee the ‘dle’ the youngster. It: seems I'm, ‘ ION KY HOME FURNIS iM NGS Z Le Oe ° : self ‘over. | ste. cnoir collar pajama | just a ‘built-in baby sitter.’ DOWN ’ UR Sa as Open Every Friday Q. “When do I start Mar- One de Ree | “Evenings, Fd have them at my Ne COLONIAL i FS . "Ti 9 P.M. athon?’? Coes pa om ay nthe ‘place for supper. My daughter said J2 CONTEMPORARY 7 it - . _ a \ bed tha tike = na ven € ,she was too tired to cook an eve- OR 3-2300 i om ae Woo EES ~~ -broidered ae aan ny ioe nee poping she. had-e-totf?=—s«: 36 ~- Months So “$475 Dixie Highway ; ! - ; : 5 = | : of little things to do at home in the . : ‘ Permanents The Marathon exercises have the same value no | cee Gna ee | evening. to Pay . . Dray ton Plains. | matter when they are taken. If you want to join the |, ope of ery on pockets | "Seve ere! times eS the a . . , ~ : - | an - : AT A LOW, 8-Week. Self-Improvement Marathgn, send 10 cents | suite dark flan _ LOW PRICE! |. and a stamped, self-addressed envelope with’ your | ; aan _ | request for the Marathon booklet. Address Josephine Don’t Spare Suds | All work done by senior Lowm man nm care of this apes : wits peel spare thé suds | 2 widens under ieee - without spoiling your complex- = ; : ion. 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Vice President _ tudio Davenpo . 5 ‘Richard M Nixon and’ Senate eau; Gna ola a . id i * Democratic Leader Lyaylon B. ever) . afl ao s Two-Piece Grey Sectional 5 doet $ 99.50 ' Johnson have finally squared ‘*? politically by his —— ss off against each other in the ‘he rules-civil rights issue. senale “This will fight,” one intimate of said “This 18 a between Two-Piece Green Sectional .. 139.50 Two-Pc, Brown Liv. Rm. Suite °139.50 Three-Pc. Oak Bedroom Suite * 99.50 1 Mile East of Auburn Heighis FURNITURE SALES 3345 Auburn Rd. (M-59) You Always Buy for Less at L& § 9-6 MON. thre BAT.—FRI. 1 9 — FE 5-9741 not be a f ” fillbusters, personalities arose opinions and tentative wee of * that Nixon was YOU CAN HAVE SOFT WATER for a FEW PENNIES Per DAY! Do Away with Hard and Rusty Water | Have a whiter wash, softer clothes, Lovelier com- plexion and even SAVE UP its oWn rules a As been of civil opportunities under Amendment. + Twa men owith a great stake in 1960's presi- pantywaist rule plain Johnson and His reference was to {he Sen ate's opening day showdown bee tween Johnson and Senate forces battling for a far tighter gag on with Nixon forefront for the latter. The long-awaited test of political through the 4, vice president's series of advisory 5 rulings Of pe jacks revision of Senate rules For months if has been no secret ready, if not anxious, te back up by a rulings his feeling that a majority of the- Senate should be able to change And behind Nixon's strong support rights legislation to assure Negroes and others their full equal 2 & RRE SS. FRIDAY, SANU ARY “9, 19: 59 = GOP presidentia) nomina 1960, Nixon already is ¢ It was Nixon's ing vice president was pretty freely ‘+t of ot in the Sen. Bichard B. Pussell an old hand on parliament cedure and a Johnson tute lenged Nixgn's rulmys mor rulings was taking on “judicial In their first showdown leader. He adjourned the ‘supporting the conviction held by bandon the Glan interns ontinental roadblock against coloring with: the vice president. , The fight ballistic aienih oroeearn dyes containing any amount of this resumes today — with a firm ATS - poison: ruling by Nixon still a possibility Ai: Conriens Tanke ' Last month the Supreme Court. the parliamentary situation (0%) Gen. Ben uNK, COM: Valed that oranges could no lpnger ines x mandiag the ballistic missiles cen- is ae nvites if, : . coe : be’ colored with, a coal tar dye. - ter in nearby Inglewood,” says — 3 + ysed by Ftor-| the Jith Johnson backers contended that plans are being made for ae called Red 32, used by some for- “Nixon came off third best” in the ational Titan weaporisilltoll Ge ida arid’ Texas growers. The. high - Probable, Says U: S. Specialist TO 80°, on SOAP! “Why Rent a Softener Unit? Have Your Own for as Low as Per Month WASHING r¢ IN gressional atomic Thursday he Soviet Union now powered _plane— (APs hus Rep. Melvin Price ed that at pres specialist said g dties not believe the * * * a nucleat shut said 30 1s like: ly to have one within a. (D-Ill) add A. rates a prog- not yet flown, is in existepgé,. He, Was the annual homecoming serv- Red A-Plane Within Year? A 00On He said the tim zave were his own Price said the year have been variously and may mean that a As “the front-runner for the | with broad hacking among Negro willingness” on the current question that Senate ary pro- y. He sugrested the vice president —son-displayed his-own power as out front under Nixon and others e estimates he Soviel ar Mens teganing a oucess. a, Asks New Bill Nixon, Johnson Square ott on Orange Dye By WILLIAM THEIS first round of their. informal tion in contest. High Court Decisiog, redited | The two leaders’ first pubhe -go-round had an added bonus for Johnson, ws fménds noted. It 4 showed freshmen Democrats, some of them nop in the Johnson camp, | was in command of the a housewives’ Pave the Way , ASHINGTON yw — to who Johnson's dramatized Johnson's own stand - x * bills will be introduced in Con-: ugvle against The lanky Texas z < ler struggle agains him. The inky ‘Teyap But There were liberal Repub- gress today to permit the color. ixOn Democrag, smilingly caustic, told jicans — inside the Senate and out. Smee of @eonese with a new dus! me 5 A > Vr FE Ege 7s TE tee TEP Te the Senate he thought the presid- — watching Nixon's performance pes *4 ce “giving with expectation and admiration And they knew the last word had _ not been spoken. (D-Ga) juicy. yy, chat- e blunt- « Go Ahead With "Titan Program , dohn- ‘ideas must be res: economic ‘necessity. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Despite wa ep “the spectacular successes of the - Atlas satellite, the Air Force Ma- -tériel Command does not intend to Senate ~ Jdunched from underground sites + *® * Addressing. purchasing agents of Los Angeles Thursday night, Gen. Funk said one of the underground Titan sites probably would be lo- Red, 32 was poisonous. =a 8° Ow tities, cated aT Vandenberg Air Force. the amount used on oranges was * Base 150 miles northwest of Los harmful to humans.” Angeles. The same,year, Congress passed en SA we - %2 for- coloring of oranges Church Notes 99 Years” 7. March 1 inounce.) CENTRAL CITY, Colo, uw — Col- 0Pder “also takes effect at Because: buying habits — and a Supreme Court decision — Oranges; housewives say, should be orange in color, Green-skinned | oranges may be ripe. tasteful and! But many women won't buy, ; them- 2 Air Force Will : |. So many © orange growers, par-. lticularly in Florida and Texas —) | knowing that a woman's shopping — have! colored- oranges for years as an The Food and Drug Administra- DU BARRY tion three. years ago threw up a, court upheld the FDA, which sald) The FDA said in 1956 that/Red 32 was dangerous in certain’ quan- buts it did not contend that legislation permitting use of Red until The Supreme Court that —— a SELF-SERVE Housewives’ Habits Lens oe rues i i PP ee La {75> ey ott x <- ~ 2* i ’ Polyunsaturate Cream Regularly 3.50 | te AEB 0.0 5 REGULARLY 2450 Newest Discovery For Dry and Aging Skin =, Now. Only rpreted: organization observed its @9th anni- ee me = ia! Motype,, versary here recently. The occasion Se. ‘Se Q.. 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S = ——— ee ‘Watch for $ choo! News ______On This Page Each Friday’ 4 ee t a : PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. oe _—_NINETEEN enage Traffic Safety Conference _ HAVE A} asked ma singe” T? — This has S # ¥ times at Pontiac Central High School the students returned to school ‘this week 46llowing a holiday vacation. The “student Amer- ican Field Service Committee has installed the =malted—milk—machine—in-the- cafeteria . to raise _one.. ee are members of _the committge. been a question. Pontiac Press Phote recy to bring two foreign students to Central in the fall. From left are Jim Moyer of 116 W. Iroquois Rd., enjoying a malt cup, and Sue Ko- prince of 319 W. Iroquois Rd., about to sample = Central to Sell Malts. Raise 4 By JOANNE woop Although they may gain some ‘weight in the process, Pontiac Cen- tral High School students will be drinking malted milks from-now- ~ Until June, and for a good cause. | ie, a The newest addition to the cafe- teria since students returned to “sthoot this week fotfowing~ the holiday vacation is a malted milk machine, — * * * was ; purchased and is being ~ David Brein, ; The "Mellow Tones’ will provide the music for the forma] dance. The cast has been selected for the PCH Dramatics Department’s presentation of “The Ming and - Exchange Students Fund merman, Sharon Pike, Chariots ® Osmun, Sally Warren and Tom O'Brien, There are 70 parts in the musi- cal. ‘imine teenagers. ‘|ference from _|Frederick’s,. Waterford Township, Hiller, 13 Avea High Schools 10 Par arlicipate in Program” - By SYLVIA coun School Edi Students representing 13 ar a Sah will meet Tues- day to discuss their traffig-pfoblems with the experts, present their ideas and then gest some solutions. attending the first Pontiac Area Teenage a ety Conference which will be held: from 9:30 3:30 p.m. in the ‘Little Theatre of Pontiac Northern h School. 3 The program is being sponsored sid the ¢ Safety Committee of the Pontiac Area Chamber+ + of Commerce and has been or-; niembers of the conference stu: ganized by a committee of, (dent steering committee and the , (high school they attend are Mich * * * lael Flynn, chairman, St. Michael's More than 175 students are ex- Carol Fitch, secretary, Clarkston: pected -to participate in the con- Larry Erdman, Bloomfield Hills; St. Michael’s, St.j Alfred Monetta Waterford Pontiac Central, Pontiac Northern, Others were Bill Havel, Walled Walled Lake, Oxford, Milford, Hol-.Lake: Harrison Munson. Pontiae ly, Brandon, Clarkston, Bloomfield Central; Dan Riley, Bloomfield Hills and Troy high‘ schools. | Hills, and Ned Ely, Walled Lake. Other -high schools who have! Adults working on the conference been invited to the conference are are Harvey M. Johns, chairman Rochester, West Bloomfield, Lake of the Chamber's Safety Commit- Orion, Birmingham and Avondale.*tee and Robert Flynn and George ° SPEAKER FROM MSU | Stewart, cochairman of the Pro- “Should Teenagers be Treated as ect representing ‘this committee |Adults?” and “Do They Want to’ , Mayor Philip E. Rowston, ae ‘be ‘Treated’ as Adults?” is the PS proclaimed Tuesday as Teen-| then all the conn pe coe oe Day, “ ad.) Cee : be SS conlference- at-10—a-m. Terence. ‘Gordon | &: with Edward Maier, president of H, Sheehe, direc- © the chamber and Flynn, student) itor, of the Michi- chairman. gan State Univer- - ~ * sity Highway Two safety movies will also be! Traftic Safety .| Shown during the day's program! Center, will be the and, before the small discussion keynote speaker groups begin, land discuss the minute ‘coke break.” me at 10:15 A program including a band, magician and dance acts will pre- | cede the 1:20 Tuncheon in the cafe-| | “Six other topics SHEEHE have been selected by teenagers to be discused at the conference. They were selected from a pro- posed list of 17 which the student teria sponsored ‘by General Motors) - Truck and Coach Division. Each discussion group will | gin Monday, according to Garth Errington, director. ~ Central students who have tead- ing roles include Jim McIntosh, } Marilyn Vernon, ‘James Bank, Clark Davis, Lynn Walker, Carl Pappas, Connie Zim- au by the student committee of the American Field Service in hopes of being, ablé'to raise: funds to bring two foreign exchange stu- dents to Central in September. - This is-the committee’s first of several projects it. will sponsor to raise the needed $1,200. * «x The cafeteria malts cost 16 cents each. Larger ones will be sold at basketball games. The committee also is seeking families to take the exchange stu-| dents in from September through: June. . The first exchange student: “to attend Central came last. Sep-, tember She is Jacqueline Baron of Rouen, France, who lives with the. Dr. Jerome Fink family: PROM TOMORROW se, Tomorrow night, the senior prom, headed by. Don Mann, class presi- dent, will be held in the Girl’s Gymnasium from 9 p.m. until mid- night. . Scientist to Speak Tuesday at Rochester By ALICE Lv TPKE : ‘Biological Research” will be steering committee sent to-alt-area ‘high schools for a vote by the teens. Each of the six discussion groups; will be attended by a specialized) Commission as recom adult in the subject who will act! ioms, according to William L. |a8 a resource person. The persons; Belaney, assistant manager of jand the discussion subjects in-| the chamber, ' clude: “Drag Strips,’ James J.| assembly held from 2 to 3:3 pm. They in turn will be sent a os Club.at Walled Lake _ Planning Science Fair. 2 By SALLY COLLINS ‘school science fair. “ All fields of -science will be represented although no animals sits iss aleve in lca - the | student displays or pro, Purpose of the fair is to create a greater interest inscience and help |students prepare entries for the Detroit Science Fair. The time and) idate of the local fair has not’ been , determined. - ¥ * The Skitamard Players, a dra-’ matic group, will present Louisa May Alcott's “Littl. Women” week. Walled Lake High Sehool Science Club members are planning an ail- March 14. Auditions were held this ithe title of Russell, sieaidy in the | division of Parke-Davis Company, ter High School Science Club. Live animals will be used to “demonstrate methods of ebtain- ing facts in biological science, es- pecially in drug research, The nature of the investigative proc- _ess will also be discussed. The program, open to the public, ‘will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the “phy sics laboratory of the school. ‘DANCE TONIGHT ‘The “Sophomore Date,” a dance sponsored by the sophomore class, will be held tonight in the high schoo] cafeteria. Allison Weeber and Martha Burke are in charge of tickets and advertising. Other committee, chairmen inchide Harold Sundberg and Richard Feeley, refreshments, land Bob Cole, music. a lecture. by David research sponsored Tuesday by the Roches- Cohoon, Genésee~ County” _ Sarety tal Commission: executive director: take Shack, abrir “Teenage Dfinking and Driving,” Mrs. Frances Kessler, Sect of the Pontiac Alcoholism Information Center. Others are “‘Upping the License Requirements for Drivers and Pro-| bationary Period for First Year Drivers,” Ralph W. Moxley, Bir- mingham police chief; ‘‘The Ef- fect of Speed Violations: Should Traffic Laws be Enforced?" Jo- seph J: Zabelski, safety education consultant, Auto Club of Michigan; | “Extension and Betterment of, Driver Training Education, includ- ing Financial Help on Driver Train- ing Education,” Robert Q. Nolan: of the MSU Highway Traffic Safe- ty Center, traffic salety| } | knowledge, ideas and resohutions! and discuss them with fellow stu-| dents’ in order to create a greater. interest in the subject and become) better and safer drivers. Slate Sock Fae at St. Michael's s Gym Tonight By SHELAGH O'ROURKE. St. Michael's High School stu-) dents will leave their shoeg at the door tonight if they attend the sock hop sponsored by the Catholic] Youth Organization. The dance will bé held in the | school’s gymnasium beginning at 8:30 p.m.- The floor was re-fin- ished during the holidays so It will be easier to glide to the music of records, The “Michigan Compulsory Ve- hicle Inspection” discussion will be attended by Gerald W. Ship. man, executive secretary of the Michigan State Safety Commis. U. of M. Professor Speaks THS Honors 18 Journalists TO ATTEND. SAFETY CONF AB Ten: St. Michael's students will attend the Pontiac Area Teenage: Traffic Safety Conference held at Pontiac Northern “Ge Schoo] Tuesday. They include Michael. Flynn, stu-: ‘dent chaiffman; Ron Call, Marilyn’, Milford and Tony ~* there will be a 20 erm High School this week. | on to the Michigan State Safety Lou _Jennings. . Mary. menda. It is hoped | students will also, PREPARE FOR CONFERENCE Getting programs ready for the first Pontiac area Teen- age Traffic Safety Conference to be heid at Pon- lilac Northera High Schoo! Tuesday are these committeemen, Left to mght are Michael Flynn of 7207 Arrowood St, Westacres, St. Michael's High School ‘chairman, and senor and com > 6 MSU Heine: By BARBARA SHAVER Six student teachers began their’ eaching career at Pontiac North, ,With Ralph Rotsel, | CAST OPERETTA Five students Were AH are education majors at Michigan State University and will be at Northern for several months to practice’ teaching. ‘first operetta this week land Sea.”’ by Alex Wilder, |directed by Melvin Larimer. Selected for the cast were Mary The student teac here and their Jo Koren, Jerry Kandt, Ron Miller, | supervising teacher are Alto Gehr-| Dale Mallott and Pam Huntley, which pub-, Staff attended fhe sem!-annual in- singer with” Wattace Schloerke, fishes. PNH’s newspaper, are sell-] jitiation of new members to the Wa- |Menda Brittan with Mrs. Margaret’ ing Robin Hood styled hats this| terford Township ;inger with Peter Evarts, John Dan-| The Polaris staff, West,.Dawn Wear with Mrs. Mary week to be w Dando with all sport activities. PROSPECTIVE NURSES — Three members of the Avondale High School Future Nurses Club are shown here examining the internal parts of the human body in preparation for their voca- tions. They are (from left) Janice Ambrose. of 131 Robert Ct., club president; Linda aa “ Le Hurst St.. Devondale St., to earn about a a Dise Data and Chatter | ieen: ‘In the Know’ senior George Stewart, tems driver training program and adult co- - of 9011 White Lake. Rd, White Lake Township, Clarkston High Scheol John Silvonen, and Fred Tiwwing cast for the | Northern vocal music department's | “The Léw-} will be! ———— ——— Pontiac Press Phote and student chairman; head of the Pontiac sehoel sys- Carol Fitch, mittee oe secretary. Pesemagen were ancien ata Sy at PNH The student body in effort to arouse school ‘spirit will also | declare a Color Day at which time all students. will wear | ‘something red and white, the school’s colors. The choir is also selling rooting shakers in req and white. | ee ee er 7 Three members. of the Polaris Ld High School's orn by students at Quill and, Scroll, a journalism hone -orary : Wednesday. ae Oh nl el eye Pontiac Pree Phote treasurer, and Judy Lunsford of 3314. vice president. Members are working part-time at the Avon Center Hospital the responsibilities, requirements - and life of a nurse. \ a By JEAN REXFORD ident;-Jean Rexford, secretary and’ Hatry J. Reed, Pontiac Press {basketball game with Berkley High Rom: Joe oe Betty Lavine D With Cauti | Community. service and a high|Edward Bolhman, sergeant.- at- managing editor, and Mrs. \school. They were Kathy Bray, 8¢T Russell Greenless, Shelagh rive if aution | M S C n t 0 Scholastic (record tarel (won! the|a7™s. Two other officers. Ciss' Judith L. Clemence, wornan's ed : O'Rourke, Fred Lauinger, Dan an . u i 1 eC un main jobs of members of the Quill, and Scroll, a national high | school, journalism honorary. This is what Prof. John V. Field, professor of journalism at the University of Michigan, told the Waterford Township High School's chapter of the orgapiza- tion this week at its semi- annual initiation ceremony, — Karl Liewert, now a freshman at the U. of M. and the former chap- ter president, installed the newly- elected officers of the group at the * ‘Wednesday evening ceremony. ‘Roberts. vice president, and Loetta! itor, and .Mrs. Jane -Windler of F a 2 a wae Be aa - WATERFORD JOURNALISM LEADERS -— Diana ‘Lyon, treasurer, will be installed | next week. HNITIATE 13 Thirteen new members of the ganization officially. during candlelight ceremony. _They. were Nancy Eddy, Sue |Rennie, Karen Peterson, Gail Hesse. Bafbara ‘Boeneman, Carol Van Horn, Tom.Moore and Sue. Kuhn, al} seniors. The juniors ‘were Ray Robinson, Janice Smith,’ ‘Mary Ellen Taylor. Gwen Hun-: ; jnneer and Alice Harrell. They were Diana McIntosh, pres-| Guests for the evening were society were accepted into the or- the! the Lakeland Tribune. Others were Mrs. William Shuneck, wife of the superintendent of Waterford Township schools; flames Fry, principal: ‘Bulla, assistant principal, and Paul Ripley. Charles Reicks and Mary 'Tsekery, faculty members. + tt t Journalism ‘stadents from: :Pon- ‘tiac Central, Pontiac Northern and ‘Farmington high schools also at- tended. * * Jes Eight students participated in to- iday’s pep assembly Helen for tonight's) Lorraine Tenuta, Barbara Cole, ‘Dunny and Mike Wyzgoski. | Ruth Newman, Carleen Cook! Karen Morgan, Carol Vought and, Jean Salathiel. | TO DEBATE LINCOLN Members of the varsity and jun- | ior varsity debate teams will om Designed for pete against Lincoln High School. of | Van-Dyke at Farmington. Monday-|- This week's high _sehool_page in: Both ‘teams los two debates at) ‘The Pontiae Press carries the first) Southfield High School Wednesday. of a series of Young America pat.| * *- + ‘terns. “South Sea Island Showboat’ has’ One wilt be printed each month. | been selected as the theme for this) for our teenage. readers since | year's annual Junior Showboat: the patierns are crested ‘espe: cially for teenagers. | The first of this sertes is a middy by Joset Walker. The costume can Auditions for the variety shéw were held Tuesday. * (left) of 2624 Woodbine St... newly-clected président of the’ Wal Lon jedoe. ptethee nth me a national journalisin honor \ Lake Hd... ag acioiarratt ec the qfganization with * . thiee other *- ie. new officers. ’ aie (trem ttt) -at-arms:; Loctta Lyon of 1277 Sandy-Beach Dr., treasufer, snd Joua Rexioed ot 406 ee the made for as fittle as & and ifeattres a choice of collars that! can transform it from a school! idress to Easter Sunday best, _ fw &° & The neckline is wiie enough to pull over the head, Try version I in + serge, novelty cotton; rayon, linen or shantung with con- trasting snap-in collars and cuffs. To dress it up, make the collar in the samme fabric as. the dress. * * - Select ‘thy correct size from the ready-to-wear sizes, iy. Ba MY i, Wy My. 1% ceding 1% tach * fear ty es ny" To order Pattern A-3000, address ara Nhl 0. Box 1005, G.P.0.,} tastes Sims Fendi | ‘ew York 1, N.Y. If paid in Eéword Dedihies of 3900 Pention cushy send -1-—by—cherck, 1:04: \om first class mai] add five cents. | Joset Walker label, send = Midiand St., , Secretary, ‘s. Introduce Monthly Pattern FIVE - Starting ACES: the new year in first: Teens Today Spadea’s Young best-sellers “Smoke Gets in Soar . Your Eyes” (The America Pattern Platters). Second /-_ Spot goes to a SAUNDERS real rising star. “Donna” (Ritchie | Valens) In third place is ‘The ;Chipmunk Song” (David Seville). ‘beginning to fade from the picture | Fourth in sales is ‘Lonely Tear- drops’ (Jackie Wilson), which is still hanging on. “Stagger Lee” i(Licvd Price) squeezes into the .fifth rung on the ladder and looks like a good bet for a trip upward iby next week. Last week J listed the top sell- ets in record shops around the Pontine area during 1948. No two | people will agree, naturally, on all the selections. This includes | yours truly. . Jn my April 18 column I de-. scribed a new release as follows: “If Nat King Cole’s latest release, | ‘Looking Back,’ doesn't sell a mil-. ilion, then there’s something id {with current taste.” * * * I still feel the same about that Cole platter, It barely made the! top five once, but it-still has ,to a. poked as mv favorite. of ‘3% in t die althougy the” “Qhipt * is most predom: inant in cies. ‘what happened | ito the earlier top. sellers? In Jan-' eek Walker place among local) is- ‘my money, —_) - by iS 5 % uary if was and ‘Short Shorts” “Cet a Job”; February's best sell- ers were “It's Too Soon to Know’ and "“Twenty-Six Miles.” Then it was “Lollipop” for awhile before “Witch Dr.’ took over in April. “Dream” was a: big one, and “Purple People Eater” stayed ontop in June as long as “Witch Dr." did two months before. : : What happened to “Bird Dog? It remained in the top-five for nearly two months, longer than- any other record during the vear. Peggy Lee's “Fever” notch disc, and a Lover” was a refreshing change by Dors Day. But neither set any sales records. “ The best new female vocalist, for was Keely Smith, not |Connie Francis. The Everly Broth- ers Tate about a dozen from the top. al As far as I'm concerned, The | Kirby Stone Four were the year’s big find and yeu'll have fe go a, long way to. top the Mills Brothers, Four Freshmen, and Hi-Los. The Four Preps flopped . after one hit. bee ,Brown’'s ‘ LP wasgw-fine big band jazz ‘album. but didn’t rate on sales ‘eharts. Wilbur déParis’ Cole Por- ter LP on Atlantic was a tep-netelr Dixie-album, a ty Touff’s “Hav int & Ball” for : was. one of” the year’s though neither’ received mr : was a top. “Everybody Loves Sancert In, Mod. | = ae ad oS Efe bees THE 1 PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY. 9, 1959 _ - FEATURING THE LATEST a We Also Dr. B. R. Berman « parture aiid one Of the pa (Capright. 1958) . oe! : 2 CHAPTER XX os geenagepearn Feature the only one to be considered,” |™Y sde.” AA Ae - |his mind, and he needed to disen- pe a a pees so that a ‘said Angus. “If a passenger falls' ee ‘tangle them. white hog that drank itself to death i pa aoe at CONTACT | il, we calla doctor,.we engage a Pod, ‘dais. 7: cc one Mr. Holt would make a goodjin England can have a decent LENSES inurse, or we take him to @ bos he observed, ngs, “listener and @ sound counselor, but burial, pital —but the coach goes on. ‘MAKE AKRANGEMENTS “4d? we schedule a time ed de. The Green Empress Theories © “It's hard on bim,-but he isn’t) ‘grateful to you for coming in P| jostling each other at the back of/San Antonto residents have donated s{Diots on your record with the por would have liked ‘very much to| slay the ‘sequence of events eae Heart = ‘him, not only to get his opinion, » by Elizabeth Cadell | yut aso 10 clear tis own thoughis|O)f Texans _ =~ | ANSWER NEEDED | “1 found it awkward, and I'm) ahd piaicloos walk SAN. ANTONIO, Tex. (UPD —|' “are happening oni be was a passenger and he had Se See meer wine cellar in Rottingdean, ‘land, drank too much wine and ‘fell over dead. * "Building Specifications “Doug China, “a dise~ Jockey, © ‘this trip.” “You don’t know anybody around ‘here that wants to make a few! paid for a trouble-free- trip. (Continued Tomorfow) - fails to turn up, we loo r him You Ca an 5 Greatly Assist in the =a REHABILITATION PROGRAM of the SALVATION ARMY “SAVE YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS - for our Pick- Up Trucks as they canvass your neighborhood periodically. OR CALL FE 8-9601 A truck -will be dispatched promptly tor newspapers or other afticles. : - Thank you... THE SALVATION ARMY Men's Social Service Center T18 W. Lawrence .St., Pontiac — MID-WINTER TERM | Starts Monday. ‘him to be found and taken care ‘tfain-or a ship or a _ would go On, “The company has a time table and short of accident—act of God —it keeps to it.” “Rot,” sald Maurice, “All you have to do is use your own dis- cretion, Hf you talked to the other passengers, you'd soon tind | that they-~” pany’s headquarters,’ said Angus. “The coach goes on.” -- Holt. “It's ludicrous!” job, and he’s afraid from his orders iby a breadth. Tell him— * « £ “T guess you're getting a ‘little mixed up.’ Mr, Holt« told him calmly.” "You're mixing up incon- venience and emergency. . “You've suffered inconvenience, and we're all sorry—but we don't feel that this .constitufes a real emergency.” ~ JANU ARY 19 Speedwriting Shorthand eccececcce Gregg Shorthand ing your own pants,” Business Administration Higher Accounting Clerk-Typist Typewriting company'® side — you've got . something .o array yourscif in. I haven't.” He turned to Angus. [think I'm going to leave this town iwith safety pins holding an ill- fitting suit in position,” he said, “you'll have to think again. Ill put in a call to the company on my own account." Comptometer — Calculator Special Courses Are Available . . VETERAN APPROVED The Business Institute PONTIAC Phone FE 2-3551 A Free Demonstration Class in Speedwriting ‘the Sherthand written with ABC's} will be held Monday Evening, Jan. 19, at 7:00 P. M. The public is invited. - [WORRIED OVER DEBTS? yoo are unable te bth it peyments, debie er bills when due, see MICHIOAN CREDI UNSELLORS and arrange for payments you can afford regardiens @ ce much of hew many you owe “And tell them that Lord Lorri- mer and Mr. Zoller and I—all valued customers—are anxious to get to Lisbon just when we said we would, and no later ‘ANGUS 18 RIGHT’ “Make your call, and then you'll féel a whole lot better and you'll kK place more relance on Angus's word next Ume he reads out the rules. | “But T can tell you right now that what he says is correct, the | fF couch goes on. | Maturice stared from one to the | other with a frown of anger, ‘hen. without another word, be turned 7 W. Lawrence St. “Let 9 Years of Credit Counseling Experience Assist You" Hours: Daily 9 to § Wed. and Set. 9 to ! Evenings by App'! 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He’s new to the-]_ to depart{ — hair’s- > sex “That's because you're wear. | said Maur- tee heatedly. “It's all very well — for you to array yaurself on the | “If you “Do that," begged Mr. Holt. | and left them and we - Hi NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED | ctalre a ed ONE PLACE TO PAY te 7 Member Amertesa “Aasortation of Credit Coanssilors Sorry about that, Angus, turn i] ing to Mr. Holt. “And = 3 | thanks." zona State College at Flagstaff told 29d asked for contributions of not the State Board of Regents gome- more than three cents. A tomb- aserme to have bese a chapter thing was missing from specifica- stone dealer who loves hogs ELECTRO MART “Accidents?” tions for a new teacher education ‘donated a tombstone by himself. of actidents.” building. 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Steer clear of any financial | deals, direct or indirect, which | _ would enable baseball teams or | _, other pro sports organizations to . _provide athletic scholarships. p ~ These points were emphasized - dn the council's report to the 53rd “ annual convention of the National Collegiate Athletic Assn. * * * Tt was at today’s session that all new legislation had to be approved. It was considered highly unlikely that the council's bid for more athletic purity would el voted | ny LOS ANGELES (®—The East and/timore’s aepee Colts, At ‘any West teams in Sunday’s Pro Bowl rate, he’s announced shis change in football classic took stock of each} defensive Strategy: other at close range Thursday — * across a luncheon table. * * . Fred Williams, Chicago Bears, The Los Angeles 1 Rams Fan Club! will be at left end, and Leo Nom. supplied the food. _elini, San Franeiseo-49ers,-at-left+ The occasion was » marked by tackle. This makes a swing man plenty of goading repartee about |of the Colts’ Don Joyce. He'll play what will happen when the grid- wingman behind both Williams at iron behemoths. mix it up for lend and Gene “Big Daddy” Lip- tharity in Memorial Coliseum. Maybe seeing the big fellows on| ithe East squad -stow away food! jwas a frightening experience for ‘West Coach Weeb Ewbank of Bal- down: , __Delegates- ‘esiuest's: teh sea sion in which most matters brought before the convention would be endorsed speedily. Two points, however, were con- sidered likely to cause ‘wrangling. “* * One would give the. three-man eligibility committee complete au- - thority fo rule upon the eligibility of any! athlete for intercollegiate athleties. At present this power is held anly by the council. ~The other dealt with recruiting. It would prohibit institutions from providing preparatory -ed.— ucation to prospective athletics but would have specific exemp- tions for the—service—academies— * because of their stiff entrance re- quirements; ’ *« Under-the more stringent word- | ing of the enforcement program, dividual staff members, although - till indireetly, by telling member ‘schools inVolved in athletic code. violations to clean house of unde- -sirables. . _* @ wf... amt council stressed, however, | that only in serious violations, and when:the school does not také the initiative in disciplinary matters, will it ask the school to show cause - why an individual should ‘not suspended or fired. The tougher policy in no way applies to the athlefes involved. The question of professional teams paying the at scholar- “Tigers baseball an which “wished - to help promising basebal' players: through college. The NCAA an. swer, in the form of a hew in| The Tar Heels, -still well fed Larese ‘tterpretation of the principle of! amateurism, was that it is not sound policy for college sports to, be dependent in any way upon professionals. The schools were. warned that any such gifts. even though administered: indirectly by - the institutions, would be investi-) gated closely for possible indirect benefits. Armstrong, Dixon: in ‘Problem’ Bout “NEW YORK (AP)—Gene “Ace” Armstrong, unbeaten Elizabeth, N.J., middleweight, hopes to solve all of Eddie Dixon's problems tonight by sending the Newark pace back to his midnight- a.m. -beat.~ Sean torn between the com- parative security of a $4,600 pa- _ trolman’s. job and the lure of a Bout will be on NBC TV and radio, at 10 p.m. Barry MacKay Upset 3: by Youthful Rival PERTH, Australia, (AP) — Bar- Bute re ROS. ee > the NCAA can now discipline in-| ry -MacKay's ‘plan to “murder . American League's top rookie _ ALBIE MEBTS REBEL — Albie Pearson, the | chance to meet ofe of Fidel Castro's rebels if |scomb, Colts, at right tackle. Every player named to The sive and defensive teams Thurs. | if Associated Press All-Pro offen- | day is slated to see action Sun- day with the exception. of de. fensive end Ging Marchetti, who | has. a broken leg. the New York Giants, Brito of the Washington Redskins. x « € a= and all 64 players showed up for ithe tun¢heon. They applauded 1958 ‘Pro Bowl awards made to Hugh McElhenny of the 49ers and Gene McElhemy. received the George Halas Trophy as most valuable player of last year’s game and Brito the Hefms Trophy as the! itop lineman. |score a bit, Sunday,” Pro Bowl Teams Meet Early | Jimmy Brown is a talibeck | with a mission Sunday, | The explosive. Cleveland Srown, East Coach, Jim Lee Howell, of fullback who leads the charge of Ewbank/ the East's brigade would like noth- ing better than to erase his poor showing in last year’s game- Brown, who set a National Foot- ball League rushing record of 1,527 yards last season, was held to a stingy 38 yards in 15 carries ie the last skirmish of the NFL’ ‘inter-league feud. * * The 228-pound ex-Syracuse star modestly credits his blockers for ‘his regular season. rushing record. » *This year Brown will be in a backfield directed by Norm Van: Broklin, who came to the Phila-: delphia Eagles last’ season from the Los Angeles Rams. Rounding out the Past’s, back- field are Frank Gifford afd Alex. Webster of the New York Giants -The East goes into the game a 6'4 point underdog, The West has wpn five of the elght games, including the last two. The’ East has won three. “But_I hope we can even the said Brown. ~ two-year pact. with the Lions yes- ‘hoped to reake the ;working agreements with Nick Pietrosante, who signed a iterday, reportedly had been offered a package deal that would have? 'aetted him $20,000 in Canada. * * an The New York State Harness Racing Commission has revoked | Page owner’s license of Detroiter | Ben Grosberg during an investi- gation of a charge he made sev- eral false statements in his ap- plication fer gq license in” 1955.° He owns 10 horses. | * * * { Iowa's captain and fullback John) Nocera signed with the Philadel- L iphia Eagles yesterday and said he) team as a. ilinebacker__ The Chicago Cards ‘inked Mississippi State quarterback | | Bill Stacy, who was shifted to end; ‘in post-season play. Chicago White Sox veteran Jim Rivera inked his! contract for 1959 Thursday, * x * Mrs. L. W. Smead of Orchard \~ *| ‘* | | Lake is competing in the ' ‘Island Ladies Invitation SRR Play ane gelf tourney in Georgia. ; * * ~ Minor league sasctal officials planned to make a pitch for more. Major League teams at a special meet- ing at Chicago today. Ex-big leaguer Frank Scalzi became the | newest manager in the minors yes-| terday taking over the reins of ‘Charieston,. SC. x *. * Ohio State plays at Michigan in hired to coach football at Clarks- basketball game son the regional] TV tomorrew. |. Named in Story~on~USC & Globe Thursday night was*one of two football players involyed in improper recruiting | which “resulted. in NCAA action’ against the University of Southern California, * * * a =. of 1958 got a ae AP Wirephote the dugout of Havana stadium yesterday. The Washington outfielder plays for Havana in the Cuban Winter League. oo ae By The Associated Press — What was shrugged off as a lina, Notre Dame (twice), North- (Fila) year of rebuilding looks as if it) \North Carolina Tar Heels. ‘by McGuire's talent pipeline from lthe ‘North, bagged their ninth vic- ‘tory in 10 starts against Grade A ‘Opposition last night with a 44:34 defeat of. Wake Forest. x * * | Only one senior dots the North iCarolina roster and two sopho- mores regularly get starting as- \Signments. But they've apparent- ~ ly jelled into something consider- ably more solid than the dapper, smiling Irishman envisioned ‘when he talked about prospects in Lah season estimates. a * So far the Tar Heels, beaten on- ly by Michigan State, have been outgunning them in the race and shoot matches and outsmarting them when the oppentys tries al slowdown. Wake Forest tried it Jast night, holding the ball four Minutes at of the game, attempting perior height and manpower. | The Tar Heels, tying rival North Carolina State’s 40 record in the Atlantic Coast Conference, shook loose for a 17-11 halftime advan- and stayed comfortably ahead in their first experience with the slowdown. They had scored between 68 and 92 points | tojlenberg 57-55 on Hugh Dunnion’s | Virginia, Cincinnati, South Caro- western and Yale’. ' Lee Shaffer, a 6% _junior from beat winless Erskine, Tar Heels Beat Wake Forest Slowdown Valley Conference test, Miami, banded touring Teronto a 97-55 defeat, and Wofford 67-58 as Univ. 'Bittsbu h, led the scoring with/ Trap Hart scored 24. ‘more for Frank McGuire and his 1 oui The other” or earers?| Seventeen - of. sophomore Bill. ‘sophomores Doug Moe and York Smith's 23 points were free throws ® Campus. and juniot Harvey Salz,\as St. Peter’s- (NJ) walloped St! ._. lal of New: York. and dundoe Joe Francis (NY) 71-48.°"New Mexico) The NCAA charge said South.’ Kepley of Roanoke, Va. bined for the other nN. The Tar Heels, third-ranked na- tionally, and 11th-pegged West. Virginia, ‘were the only rated’ teams in action in the slim Thars- day NIE ES com- |s State's Border Conference team’ ihanded Wyoming of the. Skyline, group its eighth loss in 11 games, | 9. =i 4 said ‘according to the Globe story. “T didn't know why my name has. been dragged into this,”’ the story quoted Morgan as saying. The story continued. quoting. the - on - the —USC.-. freshman + Cemcer squad: * “Sure I visited USC but it was * fectly legal. USC provided round itrip transportation to their cam- | Pas. “T toured the school, talked to’ teachers’ and coaches and one | night visited Hollywood, That was | in April in my _ senior year al) ‘Natiek High" -NCAA rules Semitic one visit to * af ern California had provided one. ‘boy roundtrip air transportation to Los Angeles last summer to ao him in a Sanior college and Nats, Royals Tilt Totals 283 Points * * West sty with Jerry West: Whipping in ¢ight of his: $2. points} in overtime, downed Penn State 89-81. It was the Mounties’ llth victory in 14 starts. St, Bonaventure, one of the na-, -Ition’s four major unbeaten. teams. | kept its record intact despite slop- | py play by defeating Iona (NY) 68-54 in the opener of a double’ header at New York's Madison Square Garden. Tom Stith, a promising 64 sophomore, scored 19 points to lead the Bonnies to their seventh in a row. - Seton Hall won the other part of the doubleheader, nipping Muh- fump shot with 12 seconds, left. Centenary bagged the 63rd and last title of the holiday ~tourna- ment avalanche, spilling Spring Hill 71-57 in the Senior Bow! final at Mobile, Murray (Ky.) took con- solation honors, 7471 over Ten- nesseé Trh. ~ * * Eastern _ Tenne: e° downed: ae + Several reliable soufces a Burns Withdraws. Name : for U..of D. Grid Post 1 ‘tether o ‘The Univecaliy of Detrott said Joday that Jerry | Burns of the University of lowa Se een Me ie, 10. cESeae eee comet: bas-asked that his name be with- "Pie jald ‘Cate win ‘ene tinny eile comsideralien. been: told he could | | have the job if he wanted it. “Mulroy said this qwas not true.’ +. ‘At the same time indications were strorig that another Iowa : oe ee ® Se Oana _ot Michigan 'statt under coach Bump Eviot. : NBA Scoring Marks Fall _ goals. Larry Labine tallied twice | and Chuck Filiett ence to com- By The Associated Press The Syracuse Nationals, display- ing no signs of tiredness while | playing their fifth game in’ seven nights, and the Cincinnati Royals, joined to rewrite the National Bas- ketball Assn., record book last: night, The Nationals, a hot and told | outfit-all season, whipped the Roy- als 145-138 in three .overtimes at) Citicinnati ‘for their fourth victory in. five games since losing seven ° straight. - x © ©. The combined total of 283 points bettered by one the league mark set by Syracuse and St. Louis Dec. 21, 1957, In that game St. Louis defeated the Nats 146-136. The 146 points is the league record for a: winning "teanr and the 136 was a, @rcuit mark for-a losing team un-| a previously whipping Chess ‘Morehead _ (Ry) 85-76 in an Ohio ‘til the Royals tallied 138. In the only other game last the Minneapolis Lakers. Lowis Hawks 95-93 5 Bol ‘period display of scoring enroute! ito a 29-point performance but | the Lakers hung on for their vic-! itory over the Western division | leaders. | The Hawks trailed by 20 points. 60-80, early in the final period but) ‘Pettit began hitting from all! angled and dropped in 11 points: ‘as they almost pulled the game out. Cliff Hagan was the only yi er Hawk in double figures. scored 26. The Lakers, snapping a eae ‘game losing streak, were topped by Dick Garmaker’s 22 and Rod. Hundley’s 21 points. Rookie Figin, Baylor contributed 16° more, ant e > outscoring the Royals 11-4 in Lakeland Pharmacy, 50-48, and Ly- third extra period, & Colegrove breezed to a 62-43 The Royals, scoring 19 points in victory over Johnson & A : four minutes, took = 119-115 lead Cle ‘ Rocco's with a minute remaining. But free narrow triumph. with 18 points, but throws by a field Al Serra of. La captured goal by the score) . game ‘scoring honors with 20. Joe at 119, In, extra period) Umphrey and Chock Gillis collected! _|the Nate from. three). _ {19 points apiece to lead the Lyte points © second _ {Colegrove win. - Boston Gridder Denies ecruiting Wrongdoing BOSTON (AP) — The Boston the same to another for the pur- “Litt le All-America honors the past! quoted | pose of enrolling him at USC plus/'¥® S¢4sons starring both on of- Dave Morgan as denying a Los such transportation. of the Christ- | fense -and defense at end. Albion’ Angeles newspaper story that he m —_— 7 wi Lid 5m a Huron, Spencer ee) Wate __| Park. in Waterford. Tilt | « | Defending champion mas holidays and at the end of, each school year. * ® -®* Dave pointed out he did not en- roll in a junior college His father, George, was qicted| - by the Globe as Saying: “Between Dave working for the <}—-dein't do anything Wie the former Natick, Mass. star town of Natick, myself and two! ‘sons, we managed to pay his fare! to and from the school. Dave didn't get a thing from the school and hasn't anything to worry | about. * s = Score Victories Sylvan, lose in City.»Class A | Hockey Tourney “The Huron Vallev Boys Club and Spencer Floor Covering were first round winners Thursday night in the Class A City hkunior hockey tournament at Northside ~ HAPPY FELLOWS ~~ San Cepeda, left. and future Detroit Lion Nick Pietrosante were happy fellows yesterday. Cepeda was named the unanimous choice for _ National League roekie of the year honors. Pietrosante signed a two-year contract and will receive $28,000. counting salaries and~ bonuses to rank among the highe AP ns Franéisco Giant star Orlando — st pele rookies in Detroit. BLO 9 ey Albion Star —! Tom lay lor Named Clarkston Coach By CHUCK ABAIR Albion’ 5 Little All-American foot- ‘ball star Tom Taylor has been education and is anxious -to start his coaching career, “Tam from the Upper: Peninsula so I-don’t know very much about Forge Skaters) = ‘Record Field— ‘Clarkston or the Wayne-Oakland League except that Northville has “His signed contract was received been the power,” commented Tay=.: Meter by the schools Board of,lor today, Education, according to Supt. L. FS In accepting the Clarkston po- Greene. sition, the ace of the Britons * bg * yin . Taylor is a mid-term graduate at Albion but he wih not join the Clarkston staff until next fall. He replaces Ed Hints whe - is staying on as athletic director. | A 6-2, 190-pounder, Taylor gained’ finished in a triple tie for the, |MIAA championship last fall paced by the rugged flanker and former re ‘larkston star>Lanny Leak. * He was only the 2nd man in | Albion history ta win first team! “nationathernore ‘Tem's athletic ea-- reer was climaxed by his being named to the starting lineup of) the small college {eam which gave, ithe major school team quite a) ‘tussle before bowing in the All-/ American Bow! —" the halt days, _ L He is married and has egiers... most prsltriost tackler on the team He has been majoring tn physical) during his three years of varsity i play. Besides being an outstanding pass catcher .and blocker, he is —_trated—_among— Albion's iall-time —_ i great linebackers, | The Board of Education and Taylor had reached a verbal agree- ;ment during the holidays. -His lother duties at the school will not be determined until he joins the staff next fall, * aS : Taylor, 24, is a native of New- ae TOM TAYLOR , Mich, where he played | . high school ball under Morley | turned down several offers from Fraser who now tutors A ; : Begins BPAA Meet Saturday BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPID—A record field of 288 of the werld's Dick Howe's goal in the 12th _minute of the 3rd period gave) ‘Huron Valley a 4.3 victory over! | the Sy Ivan Lake Alouettes, | Howe's counter wiped out the | great efforts of Mike MecCar. = thy, who scored all three Syivan plete Huron's scoring. Lou Preston was the big gun ‘for Spencer, scoring all three coun- ters in a 3-1 triumph over Standard Forge, Doug Heineman accounted for the Forge team's lone tally. Tournament activity resumes Saturday morning with two games rin each class at 9 and 10 o'clock. | |The Class A skaters play on the: Northside softball field and ——— Community. ice Fink, oe Drug Defeats Swan Drayton Drug defeated White Swan. 50-45,' in a clash of Waterford League ‘Class A basketball powers last night at Isaac Crary Junior High. Jerry Bradley paced the Druggists 5 with 15 poifts and Ken Morrow tallied 14 fof Swan.. * * * In other Class A games yester- Fo} day, Rotco's Restaurant nosed out. i 3 net "2. peeseuy the, ‘Claas B toufney continues at~ | fer-ap, Mrs. Marion Ladewig | top bowlers will begin warming — up today for the 18th annual Ha wks Lenat : Bowling Proprietors’ of America en fe Unbeaten Skein n prizes. * * * Dump Bruins 4-2 on Sloan, Lindsay Goals; rounds to eliminate half the field. Each of the contestants—both men and women—will bowl two practice games today. Actual match-game competition starts at 9 a.m. tomorrow and will con. | tinue mofning, afternoon and night for six days of preliminary | | Plante Blanks Leafs + * * ge j Thirty-four states and the Ter. | ritory of Hawail are represented By The Assoc ee cual by the 192 men aad 86 wemen | Jacques Plante, Montreal goa ; whe survived frem among 7,000 'Rder. and the Chicago Black keglers who entered focal com. Hawks were the talk of National petition Hockey League fans today. ) ‘ Being talked about is nothing inew for Plante. He has won the ‘Vezina trophy as the NHL outs 4+standing goalie -so-many-times it - is no surprise that he ‘tops a list in a bid for the trophy for . the fourth straight year. But being talked about, favor- ably that fs, is an entirely new experience for the Hawks. Not since the 1952-53 season have | they even ecw. in the Stanley : Pes .| Cap playoffs, {.. Reibel Reclaimed F We (nwks boaad an clad yates by Boston Bruins ‘unbeaten streak comprised of six » victories and two ties after de- BOSTON (AP)—Earl “Dutch” feating the Boston Bruins 42 last * ££ * Onty~ four” ef. the -confestants are seeded into the finals, which begin Jan. 15, ‘They are men's defending cham Don Carter and runner-up Fazio, both, of St, Louis, and women's title- holder Merle Matthews of Long Beach, Calif., and the 1958 run- of Grand or Mich. ‘Reibel, one of four forwards put ‘on waivers recently, has been re- claimed from the New York Rang- Caprari Floors German ROME (AP). -- Italy's Sergio! goal and the European Teather.) boxing champion, knocked: jout German champion Willy Qua- tor in the fourth round of a sched- Caprart, night. Theylre ‘still 10 points back of the Montreal Canadiens, who blanked Toronto 3-0 for Plante’s sixth shutout of the season, but i eit peletiz ‘pe 4 _IWEN TY: Two ms 4 { ape en age _Clésed circuit television interests: = are beginning some thinking about | an Archie Moore-Sugar Ray Robin-/ son clambake. : 4 OPEN BOWLING ~ DAILY to 5 P. M. -| 3 Lines for *1 | Sm / Pontiac Press Photo With Free Instructions FACES BAY CITY — Harrison : : a Munson will be starting at cen- Motor Ipn Recreation ter tonight as Pontiac Central returns t0 action In a Saginaw . shaky favorite and FE 5-6032 Valley League bhaitle at Hay we City Central He has 48% points in HUBBARD BUILDING four games 7 in two loop starts Central Moves | Into Wolf Den Huskies Meet Thurston Cagers Tonight at New Northern Gymnasium By BILL CORNWELL Undefeated Pontiac Central. is a thrice-beaten Northern is a sohid under- Pz Minute / H Mon. Mo. tha Thurs. rhurs. ¢ 2 5 a , Sat. ia Sun. $1.50 A Clean Car Rides Beiter. Leute Longer” KUHN AUTO WASH 149 W. Huren Richard D. Kuhn Across from Firestone Pontiac before the holiday vacation. important Saginaw Valley Confer- ence engagement with Bay Central Northern plays at home for the first time this season as the Hus kies dedicate their new -.gymna.- slam agalost the Fagles of De troit Thurston. The Chiefs risk a perfect 40 rec ord and thetr No, ? state Class A Mating when they stalk warily into the Bay City Woif den to tangle with a team which has up to pre-season billing ~ = ya eter pn a ere ~ - * ® * BONDED BRAKES semuce or wi 39 e RE-ADJUST BRAKES FORD CHEVROLET © INSPECT WHEEL CYLINDERS PLYMOUTH MARKET TIRE Co. 77 W. Huron St. FE 8-0424 % The Wolves were figured to make a strong bid forethe Saginaw Valley crown, but they have failed to win their two previous conference staris They defeated Midland in a non league opener, then dropped con «ecutive Ing champion Saginaw Hligh Coach Bill UNenbruch’s Wolf pack is a big and potentially ca pable squad which thus far has failed to must always be respected and (hey are a cinch to be extra tough at heme. Art Van RP. coach Flint Central and vain. veteran PCI tonight's encounter at Bay City FE 2- 9101 BRINGS A BUICK ‘59 > RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR Before vi u b Jy any new oor Buick “59 is a new class of 4 cor buyers can afford OLIVER MOTOR SALES, Inc. fee Ruick oe RON ROPE TN &hoe let vis show yu Why fejey A fori red aa The Wolves are bound to cause lots of trouble somewhere along hie cagers can shake off this chal- tenge h* & The Chiefs conquered the Wolves Taef season on the Ray City Moor, 4 rf In a reugh-and tumble panmie that saw three Bay City plavers and one Chief expelled for unne¢ roughne s&_ f 4AnT PC currently shares the Val ley lead with unbeaten Flint _ Northern, Fach team has a 20 league | (TITS driving a cor that needs repoirs! Complete Parts and Service Department Bumping—Painting—Alignment—Frame Service BILL SPENCE - Rambler 211 S. Saginaw FE 5-9297 i mark. Arthur Hil] meets Saginaw High thin evening in a Valley contest on the latter's court and Klint Central plays host to non ~ conference Midland, Pentiac Northerti shoots for it ‘nd vietorv of the season tontirht in aneffort to initiate its new gym Lon the winning side of the ledger A 58-46 conquest of West Bloom field hae heen Northe in four previets tUries = In attempting to whip Thurston Dick Talls capers will be facing a in’s only win A f-tant-F center named ten Wornmnk: who has averaged better than 70 The Hiskies will Wozniak if ther to be a complete pointe per game to thrattle debit is have home SUCCUTRE Sports Calendar Come Ouf and Watch the HURON BOWL CLASSIC in Action Friday at 9:30. Here Ate -Some of the Post Scores: Team Team Singles Singles Series Games Series Games 3386 1195 763 299 3323 1178 761 298 3259 1171 756 289 3247-1048 752 288 3227 1123 750 279 Last Week 16 of 60 Bowlers Ove? 600 - 4 Teams of 12 Over 3000 = Bowl for Eun. and for Health Enjoy your leisure hours in congenial surroundings a e Plan a “Huron Bow | Party rng next fime youre en fertaining friends Toe Joseph will be out of town from lanuary 9th to 19th) partic: pating in the National All-Star Tournament in Buffalo. N.Y. i él Teck Over Our Complete Lines of Bowling Balls, Shirts, Shoes. Bags and Tropblee| OPEN BOWLING ™ 73/22" ; “ a. mote 1 Ao e@ 24 Alleys e Air Conditioned e * idouins Pinsetters e Liquor. Beer. Wines, Snack Bar PLENTY OF CONVENIENT FREE PARKING HURON BOWL 1124 W. Huron St. _ FE 5-2383 QpenMon.-Sat. 9 A.M. to 1 A.M. Sun. 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. FRIDAY § High” AIMELETVO FVENTAR School’ Rashethall | Bay Clie «Arthur HM « Figs Mitteated oat Pint Bast Detroit at Birminghar Port Huron at Waerl Park at Mt Clemens Werkley at Watertotd Walled Take at Boulhfied Var Dyke at) Parteiogton fake Orion at Macteon at Avondale toawson ef PFitegeraid Clark«ton at ‘ Northville at Wee Bloomileld ap Milford Clarenceviiie af PMoontteld Mil's Pinrkner at Routh fyon High Scheel. May City Central a lifteld at Per®dnle Seimming Pantac Central TMUA Community Raskethall Ao oon Oakine Aver nited Preebererian ove Nt’ Pieians TA pom Rochester Wi Vive Mt ViMawks Bin om Fir Ral “ve lone Bante: 9! Ponties Yea SATURDAY © ATHTE TIC RVENTS Cits Junior Hocker Tournament CLASS A Pisite: Hil) Merchants va Hutton Valley Rove Clue ® &m end Bpencer Floar Covering va Rech ester Rovale 10 am at softball field . CLASa BR Bulmeans Hardware w Thunderbirds ® am. and Jim's Herd- ware ve Pontiac Northern B. 10 em at Northside Community tee tink Fate of Sacramento PCL Club in Doubt SACRAMENTO, Calif After two: days of (AP) conferences president of the “Basigall League today “about “the feam's futtive Pacific fate of the team, 7 ; aa peti dog this evening in the. first bas-, kethball action for both schools since Central takes to the road for an City vet to live Valley decisions to defend-, “jell.” But the Wolves | is justifiably wormed about ~ the line and ton Ryzin hopes that: which te idle tonight. | Ot wd oat Millingten vorih Bras ho af Imiag-¢ hy DNreden : Ms Ayhin af Armee Wroe nm Clty at New Haven Anchor Ba, at Capa Romeo at ft Ante Creitee - lapeer at ARG Lerch tv Se Way a RI Frviter:- k PCR. L efam es at Bt Clement. f “Nine oat mt Rete tt Car mel at RO Shrine F 8 Cire et Parminten Oa RO Dendera at Mighiand Pe. faint Dar at Muran louitheran Bast a: tamphere Canter Line at Utica Northside Sacramento Solon officials and the Coast still gave no Hint * * * League President Leslie M O'Connor left fer Phoenix last ‘night, He said the leagua would imfeet by Jan. 20 to determine the Tonteht Prep Schedule Lists 33 Games 2 | : THE PONTIAC. PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959 soe All Area rabies i in Action ’ By CHUCK ABAT Play in 15 different leagues makes up most of a %3-game schedule as this area's high school baskethall teams Yet back into action almost full foree tonight. Two of the top contests are ex- pected in the Infer-Lakes where Waterford will be at home against unheaten Berkley and Walled. Lake will play at Southfield. Farming- ton matches baskets with Van Dyke in the other game Avondale will have its hands full attempting to avoid its. first Oaktand B setback meeting Troy at Auburn Heights. Troy has won _ two straight in starting its cam paign for another title. Lake (Orion tries to get above .500 at Madison and *Clawsen meets tough Fitzgerald, The Wayne-Oakland will not lack for top attractions with Northville at Holly and Clarksten visiting i | EVEING TROPHY- -and boxers Alex - Soviet Sextet Has Day of Fun in Colorado City , COLORADO SPRINGS ne (AP) The Russtiin hocke. team, | poised and favored, takes on Colo rado College fomiught be fore a sell out crowd nf 4,000 ’ & ® The uinbeaten. omee-tied Soy pets wind up their four day Colorado stay withaa game against Denves University fomearrow night For the 18 voeitore. vesterday s first full dav an) Colorado was a fun filled one * * # Thes tose late to a heavy break fist of exags. ham, fruit and caffee and spent the pest of the morning touring sights of this area. A group of Chexenne Mountain Utes danced for fhe them blood brothers of the tribe Makes Indoor Debut NEW YORK ¢CAP)--Alex Hen dergon, Austvaldn running stat for Arizona State of Tempe will make bis indoot debut in the two ani min oof the Millrose Games Mi Madteen Square Garden, Jan dl Henderson set American rec ‘ards in Winning the 1o8 NCAA tweeemile A@iampaonship in & 463 ind the National AAU three-fnile in 13.371 bpontiac Centra! court as unbeaten cats’ swing -back into play in a ‘Rita elsewhere. -Head trainer Bill Strange Trevino and Bill Smith got a good look at one of the trophies up for grabs in Brighton on a four-game schedule high figures, resunies play af Farmington Our Lady of Sorrows” Winless Milford is host to West’ home against East Detroit in meets St. Leo in other Catholic Bloomfield and Bloomfield Hills the Eastern Michigan League ‘play while South Lyon and Utica takes on Clarenceville jn others. which also has Mt, Clemens also have ioop tussles. The Lions ry ” ra hosting Hazel Park and Port meet Pinckney while Utica and Huren traveling to Ferndale. ‘Center Line collide. Doug Stott and the Oxford Wild. ee i area The Southern Thumb League will have a full slate going. Dryden, Sigecinas big one that could be, he best of the night is slated for! local Suburban Catholic foes St. South Central encounter at’) Mu- ¢ Frederick and Orchard Lake St. |lington. North Branch visits Imlay takes on perennial champion Al- Mary collide. St. James is at in the other loop tilt. ;mont, Memphis visits Armada, St. Clement and St. Benedict at St In the Tri-County lidlifter, ‘Brown City is at New Haven and ; Romeo goes against a_L’Anse, s te Creuse team which has shown | The Eaglet-Rams baitle is a fight good scoring power in early warm- for league leadership, with varsity ups. Lapeer goes to Flint Tech i encounter set for 8:30 psm. Both one of the few non- eae games clubs are at full eeneth Fagiets 76 + a will throw a fast. breaking attack Country Day at deiped end at the Rams’ more sedate style Lutheran East at Madison Lam- OL play, which makes Use of more phere are Central Suburban con- “pattern” setups, but doesnt ig- tests. Royal Oak Dondero faces none the lasts brenk: ‘annual power Highland Park in Birmingham, hopeful Merv the Border Cities loop, Royal Oak Gallup can continue to seore in Shrine is hest to Mt. Carmel and National Loop Honors Cepeda TG ant: First Baseman Unanimous Choice for Rookie of Years peda, heavy-hitting first baseman for the San Francisco Giants, to- iday was named the National | League’s ‘‘Rookie of the Year’’ for (1958. | | *® * x | The 21-year-old Puerto Rican |was a unanimous choice for- fresh man honors ‘in balloting by the | ‘Baseball Writers’ Assn. of Amer- | ica, The only other unanimous .. [choice since the award wag in| augurated in 1949 was Cincinnati's Frank Robinson, the 1956 winneg, , | The son of a former Puerto Rico _ \League player, Pedro Cepeda, the iyoung San Francisco slugger ‘helped keep the Giants in the thick of the pennant race until! late in the season, * * bd . Cepeda, who bats and throws. ;right, wound up with ea .312 bat-: ‘ting average, seventh in the league, |25 homers and 96 runs batted in. | ;He had 309 total bases, ficluding 138 doubles and four triples to jrank fourth behind “Ernie Banks, -|Willie Mays and Hank Aaron in {that department. oF Despite his size, Cepeda has a ~ lot of speed. He stole 15 Bases | — = » >| uti ap BIG DEAL | ELLIS INC. Since 1945 Free Estimates TE 2-2671 ne Pontiac Press Photo | the Golden Gloves tournament to be held at Pontiac Central Jan 71 and Feb. 7 during yes- ? terday's workout at the Jaycee gym. @ GARAGES @ POKCHRES * Hows Ss Lead Changes 20 Times in 63-56 Win- Russians and made | Indian euTESUSSROME a No: 1 Farm Shamrocks Trip ROSM Chain Saw By H. GUY MOATS ‘In the finale with three much- ; needed baskets Drake and Moun- as low as One of the most bitterly con- -tain also did a good job on re-. tested hasketball games of the. bounding. Mike Butash Kad 15. Suburban Catholic League season for ROSM before he fouled: out wound op last night. in a hard-'in the fourth period. earned 63-56 win for St Michael, 5 con e onthe Mikemen’s court. Loser was, Just how hotly teated th \ $1695°° NEw HOMELITE the Royal Oak St Mary club. Kame was, ls seen In the pie Vietory gave Jim Niebauer's five at the end of the first three its idl win tor 0-32 record: | periods. 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MARY (RO) a — — and timely scoring- by every a@r-?T GFE tT 2 mbe the P ac Robak & 3-419 Dupree 2 1-2 § men wer of the Pontiac quintet wis heiper 11S TCeere 1: 4'8 a: kept it rolling | Drake 7 3-6 17 Alsheskt 1 1-4 * * * Mountain @ 6-2 & Butash ® 3.4 18 . we ; - Campbel® 0 67 6 Frack 1° 8 2 Art Robak’s 19 points and Dados 2. 2-2 6 ~ George Drakes 17 were vital Total a “oe 1b. 33 63 8 10-16 86, Ee | ee 4s ——. & i &/ . Regal = * PPPPPL PLD PP PPP PL PPP PP PPA, 2 2 Ae eOLds Bos 6 6 Ded) EUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCVC ECU VTS ‘a ade i = oo rs k ee = we ee ay zs SS ae: : Pa ® : . i ¢ ‘ . F i i | | : ; es ae if 7 = . = : |... SHE PONTIAC PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959 Red Wing Charlie — port town. echenioonty and watch the youngsters play hockey. arr . THE MUFFLER WITH LIFETIME GUARANTEE Oakland County's steady |new public high schools have started rumors flying about the formation of an ‘all-county prep athletic | league. b There is more truth than fiction in these. rumors, ie however, and the authority for that statement comes from white-haired Jay Eldred, principal at Rochester High and a successful coach for many years. - Pip Fron | By BILL CORNWELL growth and the addition of MUFFLERS | INSTALLED FREE! 15 Minute Service While You Wait KING’S “MITY” MUFFLER SERVICE 256 South Saginaw St. (Next to Jerome Olds) FE 2-1010 | RENTAL- EQUIPMENT SKIS — BOOTS BINDINGS 19°. Once-a-Yeor Sale 1693 S. Woodward 2 Blocks N. of 14 Mile Birmingham — MI 6-7474 ‘Phave three purposes: liance is now strictly in the talking stage, according to Eldred, but it definitely has been discussed and a future jall-county conference is a |distinct possibility. - This corner would be solidly be- hind the formation of an Oakland prep loop if such a cireuit could ibe constructed along the lines t described by Eldred. In broad tétms, the league would | 1—A more) realistic and fair classification of | ‘the county’s public schools; the bringing together. of natural’ rivals; 3—shortening of travel time. As Eldred dedcribed its strue- | ture, the league would be divided | into four classes with schools grouped according to comparable size, location and natural rivalry. “The four divisions would offer better equality of competition to jorganization and much of the ex- pense now devoted to travel could the athletic program,’ 2’ Eldred said. = x *& letics because of present league commitments would be brought Yogether on a regular basis.” public interest and draw more spectators to the ticket windows, both home and away,” declared: | | Eldred. “And it's unlikely that - The proposed athletic al-+ 2! jeach and every member of the’. be directed to other segments of | Eldred went on to say ‘‘natural rivals who seldom meet in ath-' “This would create greater | any school would . have to go more than 25 miles for a road game,” he added. Several Oakland prep coaches are dissati@fied with their current ied to discussion: of an all-county league. If they keep discussing the idea long enough, the ‘Oakland County ‘Conference’ may very well i PCH Matmen” ‘ttose af Home ».| Lake. Seven: Bluejays scored pins. Southfield — Decisions ‘Walled Lake, Falcons Also Win in I-L Pontiac Central went down to de-| feat again while Southfield was whipping Walled Lake and Farm- ington was walloping Van Dyke in ‘area wrestling last night. due] match dropping a 33-21 home | decision to Port Huron after little) Bob Kaiser’s opening win had pro-, vided “a 3-0 lead. Darrell Ashby, Sam Wesabe: Willie Duncan and John W ‘ibley | were the other PCH victors. Dun-| can, 180, defeated a 240-pounder| for his 3rd successive pin. Tt was 'Wibley’s ist triumph of the season. Southfield’s experience told the’ story in a 43-11 thrashing of Walled Tom Balkwell, Gary Esklinen and Bob Christian were the Walled Lake victors. ; Farmington fell behind 10-0 right be-| at the start and later was behind ‘come a reality. ODDS AND ENDS Oxford High School's new gym- nasium will be initiated next: Tuesday night when the Wildcats! . meet Clarkston in a nonconference | ‘basketball game. The” “playing | floor, awhich. measures 88 by 50 feet; was ready for use when the season started, but Oxford had to wait for the arrival of baskets and backboards. * * t Ortonville’s basketball team has lost two of its ace per- formers in forward Ted Follis and center Winston Merrick. Follis, an All-County Class C | football end and the cage squad's leading scorer with a 15.3 aver- age in four games, has decided to quit school. Merrick, Orton- ‘ville’s star rebounder, has left the team. * * * Lake Orion has replaced Caro on Lapeer’s 1959 football schedule. |The Lapeer gridders will also play jnew Flint Southwestern, which opens its doors next fall. ee _* e STANDARD . HOME HEATING OILS | “STA-CLEAN” The Tri-County League composed of Rochester, Romeo, Lapeer and L’Anse Creuse, now in its 2nd year of existence, may have a short life. Lapeer and L’Anse have expressed interest in other [loops and the Tri-County is ex- ipected to break up. ’ THURSDAY'S — ae Idaho—Gien Purpose “oltpointed Dick Goldsiein, Seattle, 2. LOS ANGELES—Boots » Calif, City, ‘on ROME, Italy—Italo Scortichini, a rmved Franco . Scisciani, AS: Monroe Italy, 8 = 2 qutpointed Joe Medel, is fe 513 before turning on the power Ito win 39-5, Dave Timm, Tom, ‘Peckham, Dick-Lam, Dick Brog- den, Dan Ressler and John Camy all had pins to pace the 4th victory in five matches. Kuharich Drops Vet Crimmins From ND Statt CINCINNAT] (®—Bernie Crim. | mins said Thursday night he has been notified of his dismissal as — an assistant football coach at | Notre Dame, He said notice of the dismissal came from Joe Ku. harich, appointed recently as head coach to succeed the custed Terry Brennan, Crimming formerly was head coach at Indiana’ Pniversity. He | said he has no immediate plans _ for the future. Chicovsky’s 745 Too | Much for Leaders Montcalm Centre snapped smart- ly out of its eight game losing| streak in Huron Bow! action as it ripped off games of 1005. 1086 and 1130 to sweep a four point win from league-leading Humphries Real Estate. George Chicovsky led the assault with a steady 256, 245 = 745, best total of the night. Don Martell and Bill Leigh posted 672_and 660. respectively. for the! losers. Cone’s Rental continued its hot 2, reek. with a shut-out of Calbi | Music. ‘Garl Brown fired 211, 207, ‘|267,— $85 for the winners, while Teese! —and~ 8 Minutes to ‘Drive the 8 Miles to eee and a Big, BIG Trade-In! SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK inc. Formerly ‘Community Motors 232 S, Main St. ROCHESTER “on taiss | Spartan Air Conditioning took three from Braumeister despite a / Bill Bull’s 670 was high for Calbi. | 652 series by Al Pietz, Monroe Moore’s 686 and a 655 by Les to a three point victory over West | Side Recreation. Pat Sweeney to- taled 682 for Stroh’s, while Paul ‘Rothbarth helped West Side Mobil! |George blasted out a 224, 268, '244 — 736 for Hazelton among other = scores. ‘Spartan Swimmer Sets NCAA Record EAST LANSING, Mich. UB—Mich- ‘igan State swimmers .won nine of ‘10 events and Spartan Frank Mo. dine set a new NCAA record in ithe 200 yard breastroke ax the The meet was the first of the | season for each team. Modine, a junior from Wyan- 'dotte went the distance in 3:23.5. ‘He shattered the old NCAA record of 2:24.3 set by Joe Koletsky of | Yale in -1958. ~Modine’s time alsdé ‘broke the former Big Ten record of 2:26 set _Spartans swamped Iowa State 73-23! 'by Cy Hopkins of Michigan in 1958. ‘Russ Says— “We need used cars — $0 ~ You're in for allowance on a big new 1 a a big trade -'59 MERCURY | Yes, you'll get the biggest allowance ever ‘on these big, beaut because we badly need more used cars " for our lot. We've got the model and color you want available for delivery, ‘raght ndow’. So; com’ _ MERCURY — EDSEL— LINCOLN condi ENGLISH FORD LINE 232 5. Saginaw iful new Mercurys, on in pardner. | FE 29131 1953: FORD. 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JANUARY 9, 1950 = ts TWENTY-FOUR ~ “fhe koala, ‘the native bear’ of Australia, is a areal it lives. : ing gum trees. s Council Ike Heads ges Cound for Camp | forFalseAds After Talk Hare Says Consumers! WASHINGTON @ — President Need Better Protection Fisenhower plans to spend the weekend at his Catoctin Mountain in Certain Blank Areas lodge at ‘Thurmont, Md. Eisenhower arranged to travel LANSING ®—~Secretary of State iy the secluded retreat, called TREE ROOTS LUGGISH SEWERS « HTS NEW, IT'S REVOLUTIONARY POWERFUL! QUICK ACTING! - By PHYLLIS BATTELLE to ew YORK—Helen Hayes, ‘the first lady of the American the- ater,” is a3 revered.as a person can be and still live to talk abowt it. This reverence, this eapctation as the grand dame of acting, has been at once gratifying—and aj James M. Hare today advocated Camp David, during the afternoon new covernmental safeguards after delivering his State of the coveing of consumers Union message at @ joint xesston Concentrated Rootoway Sewer Cleaner J against oe gg pou ; aif the eto feel Lien offers quicker = 7" through false advertising, ‘ action on fib : mois" installment purchase con- * . y ‘ posi ce resin sod coaged Lite tract and othe; means The Preside nt teft for decision lines than ever previously experienced This -is the latest scientific method to * * * liquity, dissolve and saponity grease, lie paid the legislature will be sludge, hair, cloth, etc , in sewer lines ked either by Gov. Willams or _ Does not affect Plumbing. Orange ee Hf to set up a state eensum-/ burg Pipe, Tile. etc ers council, a new goernmental MADE BY THE MAKERS OF CAMP unit patterned after one established CessPOoL conorionte in New York nearly four years ago, at the last minute whether to go iby automobile “or helicopter, The | camp is located about 65 miles) north of Washington Mrs. Eisenhower also will be at the lodge for the weekend. So will) Mr, and Mrs. George E. Allen, old friends of the Eisenhowers. SAVE TIME LABOR MONEY T Pa itt H * * * * Reg (Canadian Pat. Off o start with, are envisages seg UR Pet Of Pead little more than “‘an office with al 1%¢ President plans to return sign and a high caliber employe Mc 4 i to receive’ consumers complaints, dels ay tain 4 evaluate them and hold some hear- dings” - Birdbath Memorial “The ofice chiely would be a for Brother’ $ Grave repository of complaints, a giver of udvice and a referra) agency to other government ofices,” he to Washington Sunday evening.or| - CAMP -Double Quty ‘ SEPTIC TANK and CESSPOOL CLEANER | THE NEW MODERN WAY ST. ALBANS Church of Fal Fingland Q'Phi— and tribunal yester- TO CLEAN said, “The council, or counslor, day overruled the local vicar and, SEWAGE SYSTEMS! would advise the Governer and erect a birdbath as a memorial @\e more expensive. enbeaithy | the legislature on consumer prob- | ove r her brother's grave pur pi eo and digging | jevas,’* | * * * @ hh ofern chemical guarantees Tt { t ae su! 2 and efficient results Im 12 | Hare recalled a recent photo 1e consistory court aetion re solicitation fraud in Detroit as the VY“ sed @ ruling spy the Rev. Ga- kind of thing that a consumers’|bin Cooper who trefused her per-, septic Tank Cleener ts 9 ‘super Bi council could successfully short|™lason to ert up the me paualan’ end sanitizer at the rame time, circult. sald she | should put Up ecivet The coct tle coe ei eo & | “In the department of agricul a ture we have protection against ~ od to Hquify aud dissolve grease, ” ‘adulterants gr additives in food.” Plan Independent Pony sludge. hair, cloth, ete. he said. STOP IN TODAY POOLE |. for example, @ No shutdown of pool er tank ts fierrasart @tamp ouble Duty Ceaspeot and * *® * DETROIT of -- Conte nding? “Bit meve over —jnto edothing, ~tlidates shotdd represent the public and there is none first and their party -second,” a. : A consumer can be bilked, per Detroit real estate dealer says he Mirecle Hordwore | blend chaps: with the ald of shudy or plans are the “Independent Shopping Center aan la ane Bifalse advertixing. and have _no, Party He Is H. B. Tenebaum,;: Open 9 to 9 P. ontiac j Where to go for redress." he said an unsiecessful candidate in’ the E B-onis At CAE a) “Or Kis health ean be injured. August priniary-for the Democrat eee : Lby a harmful dye that should not ie nomination for state. re presenta. | “he pernmtted in the first place” live from the fourth district # Nudity Would Baffle All Clothing Plays. Vital Role in More Ways Than One USERS CEMETERIES — LARGE ESTATES We Hove the New ather qirts, - | Sane eae aan = a _— | Dr. Vener is an assistant pro. ainasahni A cane) COMMERCIAL . ar FAST LANSING UP Tlave you teenage ¢ hildren Mother carries! ever wondered what would happen some weight, but the teenagers if same cosmic calamity dderily alxo rely on others in their age, . rendered every person m the wort < ow ') hracket TRIPLEX stark naked” Guile have more clothes on = y j i J vr . : You probably havens, tut Dr ‘ _ italy . awareness than boys, espeeialty (Arthur Mo Vener of Michigan State \those who: eare more about the University has ie me ‘ 21) ld foe : ——— ; pinion of others, - Se! Ae na dey ee anced 6 On the other hand. girls who «NG ee lies monsce ka s penwilne : ; ‘bs hay {re More socially confident usually One ot V Spec ? § ye : shave less elot! awareness tl dg clothing’ s than | handicap. +’ & &. “Since I got lifted up on high, | Miss Hayes puts it, ‘I have often ous many people considered, say, ‘below my dignity.” They wrote in in droves, to tell me so. Charlie had a rubber stamp made; ed me_.to stamp all those critical letters and send them back.” — Theater’ 's First Lady’ did—but 1 sure. used to look long- keep me from getting too seri- x« * * had “Once I took a role that a great le said ‘go see a doctor.’ He want- “I never nena srearcteteiemNettee <—e She smiled ‘wistfully. Miss * we O'Neill's ’ gave her misgivings. It is what she calls an ‘ensemble play,” in which she shares billing and dra- matic impact with three other sare the nerve,” Hayes’ current role, “A Touch of the P * * * This is what _the public had in vocally resented before: The gréat the. great lady surrounded by serfs. * *° * But she was persuaded to risk the role. And she acts it beauti- fully, as she always does. And to Miss Hayes playing anything—but, ing to take my reputation * t6o seriously. Or take life too cay tiously.””, % ae _worh my reputation around my | “neck like a millstone, “Roles that 1 want to take are frequently considered ‘below my reputation.’ The public can — | get awful tyrannical, you know. | I'd like to play the pprse in | ‘Romeo and Juliet” someday, but will 1 dare? This met we cafl the big. star system dictates you've got to be the great, big thing in whatever play you’re acting. ” - Miss Hayes remembers, reise | ly and distinctly, the day she “‘got | caught up" in the system. “It was 1937. 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M, SS ee Smiling Host “ CHICKEN IN A BASKET i. : SUNDAY SPECIAL: | $425 | FEderol 3- 9821 — when I heard the commercial an-f nouncer saying ‘we now present Miss Helen Hayes—the first aly) of the American theater.’ “T fell out of my chair! Then 1 pelted over to him and safd, ‘1! vrefuse’ ‘to have you call me ie! ‘The first lady of the theater is Katharine Cornell. Everybody knows that’ . ¥ * rr. “The producers tock me aside ,and explained that they had an’ investment to protect. They said By this was how if was to be’ Miss iHayes looked troubled, remem. ering: Asked if she had ever. discussed this billing with her frie nd, Kit Cornell, she smiled. | “You mean how I picked up the ball and ran for the. touchdown! iNo. We never discussed it, and we reniained friends.” One reason Miss Hayes re-. | thained such a delightfully modest, ‘Open person despite her awesome, ireputation in theater can be traced ite the attitude of her tate husband, | playwright Charles MacArthur. | “Charlie was vastly amused at it all," she recalls, softly. ‘Not j\that he scoffed. Not that he was unkind, God knows. But he was always able to find the right thing to say, _and the Tight thing ta, ad WANTED. 1,000 COMIC BOOKS 1000 True Love Story Mags. Novelties “PIPER'S MAGAZINE OUTLET | m Aubere A | fever of social science at WSU. He has recently completed re eae on the paycholegical and sociological aspects of clothing. 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YOUR DOOR Before you. buy ony riew t t us show you why Buick ‘59 is o new class offinekcor 2 out of 3 new cor buyers can afford Soda a MOTOR SALES, Inc. to Clark’s ° See Bulech's fOn HOPE TY shee c (OMPL ETE TAKE- OUT SERV Bring the Family for DINNER -- oe |, GOOD FooD: Plas Reasonable Family Prices CL. /ARK’S Opes 7:00. AM. to ns 30, Midnighi PIZZA “and Barbequed. Chicken ____ PHONE FE 4-7882 DRIVE-IN and RESTAURANT 2 " Montealm of Baldwi im Ave, cE Corner . Stonaker’ s Miracle Lounge Miracle a co ae at Square Lake Road People Who Appreciate @ Fine. food (Char Broiled Steake#—Prime Rib) ®@ Cocktails Inn Arthu# Murray Ea FM 93 MC Beverages riday and Soturday Evenings : Romantic Music by the Kingsley TE 0S FRIDAY, 10:30 P.M. , [STEREOPHONIC BROADCASTS rect ingsley nin—Each Noonday Coe Friday ‘Continui Its Traditional Supremacy ee =. Inn Woodward,’ South ofliLong Lake Road ~ Midwest 4. 19 eoig Food and CING | jes “Dance Interlude = AM 1500 KC s é - + H ¢ ‘ ° ‘| i ; << ee. = eS, _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959 ri oe ___TWENEL ES 1958 die, mt. : 2 i EEN rat ert resort. He said William’ ‘Beas of liquid ‘savings at the wad ln net | increase. in his*) ee 2 r Forrell Sells His Club and Robert S. Mort m : —— es oe = & a Calif. (AP)—|ern n California businessmen, had Former movie actor Charles Far-| acquired the club. The price re- rell has sold the Racquet Club,|portedly was more than one mil- long a favorite retreat,in the tub | port dollars. = LON CHANEY * THE HUNCHBACK ORIGINAL - 1923 VERSION On ‘the Same Program: “DRACULA” |. ORIG. THRILLER OF THE VAMPIRE NOSFERATU (1922) a ONLY MICHIGAN SHOWING—EXCLUSIVE AT THE Clawson Playhouse cw: na—s wi. &. ot woodware Ave. JU 8-8877 fer Information — Free Parking — Smeking Section e : I won't go to a show until the - BLUE SKY “MOTHER GOOSE” — DISNEY Chrysler and the retirement Dec./ rule the picture industry because 31 of John P Mansfield. ‘of their drawing power. Now pro- Leary, with Chrysler since 1941, ducers are discovering to their dis- q wi ra nd ‘became Director of Labor Rela-)may that the draws are not as Open 10:45 — 25¢ te 1 P.M. EXTRA LATE SHOW SAT. re-opens! | he ~ | AFTER LONG VOYAGE ALONE — Thirty-four-year-old Peter ; AP Wirephote : Tangvald stands aboard his 45-foot wooden English yawl, the Wind- months aia almost Cost the Los Angeles engineer his life in moun. | . flower, after arriving in Long Beach, Calif. from West Mersey, taindus seas.. Tangvald said never again, but adds, “It was a great | 4 England. The 13 cae voyage — ape _ took more than 14 sven re - | — wee a > itilis — ——————— ance — sler Names Hollywood. Headlines Devoran K Debbie Reynolds and ®t ir | L AKE ~ TONIGHT “OPEN 6:45 MA 4-215] ry - Deborah Kerr -- made the list é ©. ae ToMmcHy L DISNEY SPECTAC Two Direct Movies Need Youn Stars tr etre nities oe | Ca he | ‘ ; er. “4 Joel McCrea a. RDAY ALL DISNEY SPECTACLE : Wo rectors © g ee 7 tee eS B saTunpay { , _ t R ] A T 12 But most of today's dramas still ~ Color 1 ev . ” John mae O ep ace. ging Op center-around men. and the’ males iv ce president - person an will still have to shoulder the ma- , ‘Lynn A.. Townsend, group vice” By BOB THOMAS Brigitte Bardot made the top 10 jor burden pas aS = nn resident-international operations, | AP Movie-TV Writer vf Motion Picture Herald's box of- Meanwhile, time is running out I . . Nore elected cicecaors of Cuysle “ enero are CR Sly mess One ple fast year the list was for the producers. With rare ex-, -4 ELD OVE Thru ie industry's biggest. p: em for all-male ceptions (notably James Dean), it A : 2. ‘Corp. "yesterday. : 1/1959 is starpower. .Six other dolls—Dorris Day, Kim takes at Tae years to build a SAT.. eto | They fill vacancies caused by This column has already ex NOLS Ingrid Bergman, Joanne star into a real draw. i ‘ : ; ‘FEATURE NO. 3: “MAN FROM, Cop's COUNTRY”. ; the recent death of Jack F. plained how 12 top stars virtually x 38 SENSATIONAL- BUSINESS COMPELS . Starting at 10:45 P. M. US TO HOLD OVER tions in 1951 and Diréctor of In- | powerful as they're reputed go be. : ‘dustrial Relations in 1957. He has A topflight industry source told N 0 Ww . ONE OF THE MOST THEATER ' that at least t three of = —— _} been vice president since January eS pas a y clon aoe Se » WONDERFUL posed DOORS OPEN 1958 -and is responsible for all deme acextscoor busdoece with MOTION corporate personne! staff activi- FRI S AT ‘ties. He is the son of the late! their last sree iti | ‘ e" @ .}Timothy A. Leary, Justice of the| 6:45 — 12:45 New-York Supreme Court. 4 "Mast of the top names.are get- . a Townsend, a vice president since }ting too old to attract the younger ‘October 1958, is responsible for all' audience, who make up the bulk ‘Chrysler activities outside the|0f movie goers,”” this source re-’ ‘United States. He previously Marked. ‘There are few younger ‘served as comptroller of the cor- Names coming up these days. The poration and joined Chrysler in Supply of stars ts getting to the 1957 critical stage; if it isn't solved, i “Hollywood is going to be in real: . _ trouble.”" False TV Advertising The figures seem to bear him out. Average age of the top 12 is. DETROIT WA Detroit televi- 46, Oftfa two, Marion Brando and| ion dealer pleaded--guilty to- Tony Curtis;are-in their 30s.———}-- ‘a charge of false advertising| * * * | brought by the Better Business Bu-| Despite the declining box office) PICTURES ey Zs iS THe 8" WONDER OF THE SCREEN = DAMON | Technicolor® aews KERWIN MATHEWS : KATHRYN GRANT \reau. The BBB said the salesman for some of the mature stars, they Fantastically ‘advertised $129 TV sets for $99 but still draw the big pictures. The} | Filmed In would not sel] them at the ad- reason for this is the changing | i DYNAMATION vertised price. _ economics of the film business. may Hare eg letras me Brliant New y indepe SQUARE and ROUND must go to the banks for financ-| | —— | j ing. Bankers are more willing to: loan millions for a film if assured; ; ! a! ri rit will star a name actor \ SEE i GARDEN CENTER | s *& + ; ; i BALLROOM There are some hopeful signa. | : : . : ee an 1 sses se b : : H 2957 Weedward. Detroit Dolstra epee Seek SUNDAY! “SWEEPING UP FROM THE HELL BELOW” Lever! : - Dancing Every i the ms for a | invest The Chained Dragon Tiered ‘iicedin | bond ‘by male stars for a long pe-| Unleashed! — ¥. Sunday | riod. Two women, Liz Taylor and| Sinbed in the Clutch of the Two-Headed - Dan Dailey Fined $368 8 ' LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor. Dan Dailey has pleaded guilty to. Roc! The Murderous Skeleton Stalking ‘ Sinbad! GARY COOPER i Features At : : i —ALSO— * ° . . MPUS BALLROOM ‘a drunk driving charge and paid! 1:15-3:20-5:25 The role that fits him like a gun fits a holster! | FeNMELL ood LIVERSOIS _g $368 fine, Dailey’s lawyer ap- 7:35-9:40 | peared in court to change the plea Man of the West [§ ieeecnbe? [in conte © ' guilty, and paid the fine for the FINEST ORCHESTRAS | actor, He said Dailey is out of the PLUS | country making a moyie. reve) hare AMID THE CHURNING HELL QF BATTLE these two | ADDED: “The Wonders of Chicago” & Magoo Cartoon { Plus ‘GLAMOROUS HOLLYWOOD” 4 : | , Marion Brando “YOUNG LIONS” | B&a— 2520 BRI UWE-IN 5 }] eee STARTING | now! the “oY BABY KILLER” | EOP!) = SUNDAY! SATU RDAY The love story of the white missionary and the Eurasian soldier...under the China sky! — ONLY — SHOW STARTS 7:00 P. M. TONIGHT? 3-UNIT SHOW COME ON ALONG TO NEW ORLEANS! are locked in timeless Se _ BUDDY ADLER'S ousouenen Saree f | i} i | ! ! i ! | ecstasy... . 4 een 8 @ ees © @@ © Ge seven aneene Also — FIRST TIME SHOWN... NO WESTERN EVER SET ITS SIGHTS ON A BLOODIER AMBUSH! ATIME CinemsSc ort } COLOR b EXTRA MAPTER =; - “ZORRO’S FIGHTING LEGION” : “warm IN-CAR HEATERS comry ~ SATURDAY MATINEE = EXTRA! | “CAPTAIN VIDEO” #8 NS. per “WHEN THE WIFE'S AWAY” LH SARTOON “C00 C00 BIRD DOG” sar. "MATINEE - EXTRA - 4 cA TOO j : ie = a . > ¢ f fa ‘TWENTY-SIX ar “Many Wanted in Anastasia Murders : & 4 See Spaceman sthiction in the state tegisintore that- ry # Rackeleers Mourn Cuban Casino - NEW YORK (UPI)—The revolu-who “conferred with Anastasia a tionary suspension of gambling inifew days before the killing.” = Cuba has posed, both an employ-| New York police say they'd be. ment and a residence problem for interested in talking to almost any some of the United States busiest Coban gambler in the interest of, expatriate racketeers. * * * ary |mystery. Meyer Lansky. who helped de-\, a4) peason’ parted president Fulgencio Batista, LIKELY REASO! organize Havana's plushest indus-, They : try. arrived in Florida Wednesday ported attempt to ‘muscle in on the “to see a doctor.” jtuer Cuban He expressed some hope the new “one of the likeliest reasons government would reopen thr tasia’s death. casinos aft least for tourist chair m A A “jeaves the country with impunity, gambling. if not without surveillance. “tt He is believed to have laughed “~ ’* * * Some of his fellow gaming house Off a ‘keep out” warning from) New york police. operators were less eager to come Lansky s representatives shortly | re he was & to this country. before he was slain At teast one of them is wanted | Santos, of Tampa, Fla., and Ha- vaha's Sans Souci. casino. Ban lieved well up on the agenda at ‘solving the Anastasia murdering and he has already been iquestioned by police investigating’ ithe Anastasia case. consider Anastasia’s re-‘racketeer with business ties to. such big guns as Frank Costello, fieretive Cuban gambling take asi. tate Moretti brothers, departed biweprinted the concessions he Joe Adonis, Phil Kastel and others. | was shot fo death in a barber I.ansky apparently enters and| A long-time want Trafficante for questioning in the Apalachin convention held the Anastasia case, although he is be less than a month after Anas: not a suspect. . | Another Havana gambling oper- Lansky didn’t attend that meet- ator, Joseph Silesi, alias Joe Rivers, is also sought by Hogan’'s|- skied croupliers and dealers. Cuba's multi-million-dollar gam- the districtibling industry was legalized by attorney and the State Crime Com-|Batista in 1955 as part of a drive : . ‘mission are all on the lookout for Cuban gambling was also be- Santo Trafficante, He was an Apalachin delegate, ‘Yeportedly Lansky’s spokesman, and state investigators want to talk to him about that. — Hogan —and- New York — police Lansky, a veteran of legal and iHegal gambling operations in both the United States and Cuba is generally believed to have which permitted American oper- ators to take over most of the games and bring with them _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 0960 R BUDDI * PRETTY GOO! D} | VRAIS “. ., EH | Piy By Edgar Martin | to increase the Havana tourist alias Louis'trade and fatten the state treasury. nil here for questioning by three | law enforcement agencies about | the murder of gangland’s “‘exe- | cutioner” Albert Anastasia and. the Apalachin, N.Y., gangster | convention’ that closely followed § it. New York District attorney, Frank S. Hogan has said he wants, to talk to certain Havana gamblers | | 7 Your pNcve 2 MIGHT'VE BEEN A X ORGRET’SKATER WHEN Y, HE WAS A KID, ALVIN, > BUT HE'S SURE Refurn by Reds U.S. Phans Four Planet. Shots This Year; Reds Are Still Ahead i WASHINGTON (AP) The Soviet Union probably will “sven; announce the successful return of! a human passenger from a rocket flight, a report issied by the’ House Space Committee has pre dicted ; On the United States side of the space timetable, a missile expert says four unmanned interplane-| tary shots are planned this year. | The Rand Corp, which aoe] space research for the Air Force, made the forecast about the So-. viet flight) A broad study Rand! _ completed for the House commit-; & ¥ MEE HE TRIED TO” SKATE BACK- J WARDS! AS {SOON AS HE f [LM @ 1080 by NEA Beinn te TM Reg Rome ‘FOCUS Fg THANK YOU FoR 2 ANARDING ME mE THE NOBEL PRIZE, ¥ A GENTLEMEN! HARDLY THINK LR THE HONOR / NO, THAT WAS NOT A TRUCK, IT WAS A SLIGHTLY OUT OF fee was made public Thursday) — = | night Po | -OQUT OUR WAY In issuing the 252-page docu-| , : : ment as a “space handbook,” the! ONE OF US NO--T'LL THAT'S TH CURSE | committee under House Majority WILL TAKE SEE foe OF TALKIN’ TOO Leader John MeCormack (D- CARE OF IT, MYSELF ! . MUCH WHEN Masst called it the most compre | DAVE -- YOU - YOu WOULDN'T hensive work of its kind for lay | WAIT HERE UNDERSTAND NOW, DAVE -- men . | LISTEN! i The report said American inter-| continental ballistic missile rock ete ean he -adapted to attempt, sii manned flight probably wid tin: fy less than five years, It added the, Soviets will have as- much = or greater rocket capability in. this! period. . | Ld Consider Putting | Skull,Boneson — Cigarette Pack PIERRE, §.D 4UPI- South Da | kota smokers may be confronted: with a skull and Crossbones when they pull out a cigarette A bill is being readied for intro wotdd place the symbol on all cig arctte packages. together with these words: °“"The use of this product is not recommended by the state of | South Dakota. The use thereof | may result in cancer or heart | disease." i The bills sponsor, Sen Don. © 5 ‘ cat oe Stransky, sniokes cigarettes. _ ; THE PROMISED LAND ain gate i"? en “THIS/ . 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GET ‘ER McKBB AND HIS COMPANION MUST'VE bey OID BEING IDENTIFIED ONTO THE OYNAMITERS) PRD OR KILLER THEM TO WARNING. YOU CAN'T XY GAY I DIONT& T NEVER “es ) } f- 1-9 © 1988 Oy O8 Gorten, te TH Ong UE Per On Pe Pa Ay here [don't have to DO anything.” Rees LP cart os. = By Chortee Kuhn CIR'T re pp gos THAT L TIRES me.” IT'S TH" WARGHIN'O’ By T. V. Hamlin ° ee ee < DETROIT ® — The S. 8. Kresge “barge —— Argentine city dwellers perfected the art of the coffee break toms | $6,652,450, or 1.78 per cent. ‘ before it became popular in Notts The firm said its 1958 sales to America. Coffee bars are a dis-/ tailed $981,34,746, compared ‘wth tinctive feature of Buenos. Aires. ($374, for 1997. Most ate : | -It said its December 1988 ‘sales » affairs with hundreds of tiny cups.of $66,819,999. were $4,244,245 or ¢ wetting’ invitingly around the..im. 16-78 per cent higher that its De-') Clients drink —: .rte ‘comer 19 ales, = + Thureday before 0) Township Justice Helmar G. Stan-|7"-° ‘aback and was sentenced to pay "*" ‘a fine of $90 plus $10 costs or serve | ot ee reo presi- dent ot Me Merchants CALDWELL ) Harbor. paid| Motors. to. reck- Detroit L ak e ‘Univer soos bl Mickiga iSchool. fhurs- A native Detroiter, he atiended| College of Law and the! Extension | Be sure yout business, farm of in- vestment is listed in the next issue ot “Partridge’s. Michigan Business G ide. ” NO CHARGE TO You “Realtor Partridge ond Associotes | 1050 W. Huron $+, FE 4-858} a _ MONDAY, JAN. a a rae ere Sie Lei etag psf a =“: a 5 a Ee ee i Ta a * eee) ues = ete ee Te ge ce tee cee j * , Fe i = = ( *. 4 ~ ? ; | f ra e A b P ? ty : ‘ 5. ae 2 Se é — : 2 j “4 . Le 2 . + 9 * i = | : + = r ie. % | ce , TWENTY: bi ai: t i a 7” ze | ‘AMC Turns Out - oil Reserves Increase x, a +2 Test Models {cpap —the . ‘joil reserves of the Middle™ hale 4 ee of ‘Mighty Mite’ ee revised upward from 148 bil- SHATTERED ee ee rs OIT up=American Motors|to 169 billion OWhrels at the begiay Te - ee nice Rs tensoes J Corp. says it has built two tést ning of 1958, Kuwait accounted for om) ' me Fe? ee ; . models of a lightweight military slightly less than half Sale Secrenny, ae - : - ; vehicle designed to be lifted by xports Firm Up| MARKETS |Mart Surges Up “=: i | The firm said yesterday the quar- ,ter-ton four-wheel-drive vehicles! ' The following are top prices in will be tested at its proving ground, 0 an utures covering sales of jocally con inear Burlington, Wi 1S... and that | ‘Produce brought to the Farmer's four additional models will be de-, Market by growers and sold by, ere the Marine Corps by) : ri or ernment tests. CHICAGO W—Export business’ t them, in wholesale ‘package lots. , Aer aid ae ‘ achat tacit! ad Quotations are furnished by the NEW. YORK i&_The Stock Mz aid it has a contract to, and a better market for ‘soybean Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of ket surged forv j week at" build 250 of the vehicles, called the | mea] firmed up wheat and soybean \Wednesday. i. aes es ty tea, in very heayy «Mighty Mite.’ for evaluation and_ futurés today in early Board of : hee Sa ee aiming at an testing. 'Trade activity but other grains, . "Key ee an if Powered by a V1 aluminum air- : were slightly easier. Detroit Produce Stocks advanced lractions to cooled engine developing 35 horse- THE BRITTLE STAR | x * , FRUITS Bdout2 pains power, the vehicle weighs 1.700% Cor 1 OF THE STARPISHES } India, a very good wheat buyer ;Apeles. Delicious, bu. -.---....- $4.25 * 2. ‘pounds and has a wheelbase of 63. }this week, was reported to have. VEGETABLES | The market wag higher at the inches. | ALL ‘TO PIECES, ae - . -an aes Recital Beets topped, bu. seo Strong activity soon put the! REGISTRATION NOTICE ushels overnight and still nego-|Cerrois, topped. bu Lis ticker tape as much as five min’ aoe ee eee m FREER PLANNING = wes ARMS, WHICH. tiating for. more. Pakistan took ‘Horveradish Send se eee _ Ah ules behind floor transactions. Biectton. gion, hours or ihe Pr mts, : . eks, | ia . 75) , : ‘Highland Road r . REAK THEMSELVES INTO | {about 700,000 bushels. It, too, had Gets, (bens) dor $33) Steels, motors chemicals and pa. Friday yang, and. Wednesday f LITTLE FPRAGMENTS.... been in the market earlier Soe) eg ane dos. .......... 1.50) coppers made good gains. Mod- ifonaay Jan Sp whic, ue BE tb au tank iar emmallar amounts) pares@en 6) S00) : which } t we a week but for smaller amounts. —_ Potatoes (bag) 50 tbs. eae} erately higher were rails, rab. °f resistration for this election. nal 4 Conference : AND LEAVES ONLH Brokers said, however, that | squash Deticlous 2 ee _1ng, bets. aircrafts, tobaccos, elec. | BERT “roenebip clerk D oy oo 5 pan _ N mill buying appeared to have | | Tomseses Howse Ne. } Bib bent Bt fi trical equipments and selected | __ i LES “ROOM ~— NTRAL PORTIO | eaaea for the present, at least. hopped. bu... | issues, . | _REPORT OF CONDITION OF > : . | . ~ . - } Diao ne | ‘The market had turned mixed ~~ Poultry and ore Wall Street sentinient was bol: |, ee State Bank “> a Wait Disne [Productions ‘near the end of the first hour with eaceork stered by yesterday's vigorous re- the’ sles of Bacio oe Denese at An Added Facilit | 3 POULTRY f = x ss Published im accor t > « rR é aciil y veure ite Reserved coe a cent a bushel higher to. perrorr, Jan 9 (AP)-—Prices eat covery from the technical reaction ade Gy ihe bee minciouer of tha ee 2. ‘1g lower, March $1.97'4:; corn was per pound, ; f.0.b. Detroit. tor ne 1 Of the day before, Increased: evi- ing Department pursuant te the pro- > AT THE. 1, to % lower, March old type . Heavy type bons 20-21, light type hen dence of business recovery and an fastest wiicccaanect, the “Michigan: p * “ ‘contract $1.13%; oats 's to *s athe een eae 18:20. ore fryers assortment ot bullish cepts co Cash balances ane: é : . ‘lower, March 66; rye ‘s higher to 23-34 Caponeties, ‘i eee —— specific stocks accompanied the benks including pfeeerve ‘ en : x ; ; ae % lower, March $1.35; soybeans °, "*4"-#eese 21. = rise. Bs Bceey end rash ies ae S : , = 79148, : ee cae * x United States. Gavccment” ee + Ne ; higher to % lower, January §2.14°s. DETROIT EGGS | ’ aeelan. on > L. KE OTHER STARPISHES, - | DETROIT Jan ® (AP)—Eggs, f 0 b Studebaker Packard jumped 'z quafantesd: Sivect ana 13.325 271 58 > T cinta a TT WILL GROW A , Job Offers Light Work ma eee federai-state to 1548 on a huge block of 23,000 Cbige ess ot as ond paties ‘ MO EL “ ’ : Ww ; shares, The sto a i a ad iin “ COMPLETE NEW SET OF ARMS Du tee renn let es. The stock continued 0 ear raat a y pas . wd. 5 ap paral Li s L adr a 1 $01 23 IN A MATTER OF WEEKS. HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI)—The Wye: gyi 7M: ede B large 38-30. wt nding market Jor its cars. pane elel a RESERVE IT t - ; state of Connecticut put out the Browns: Grade A large 41, medium 38 , owned ag eta SERVE TODAY . “ - ” sme cky 3 ; be he: EEE , : . . help wanted” sign for someone *"7'Q4)° wceuiy recetpia of vérnment merican Telephone resumed ppfintures po gW2.m01 90 9:9 920 7 » FOR YOUR SALES | to wash and replace 40.400 light sraded eggs Jan 3-9, were 10.179 cases * Steady advance with a gaia. of Inirsimen's and other » ME ETING 1-7 _ Distributed by King Features Syndicate. frulba. on sections of the mew Con-| ites’ Greteth targe 22-30, medion rout? points, US. Steel and Du ing bank premises or > as necticut Turnpike. © 138-36 , *, Pont made simitar gains. Vole sans vue e x : ;, Browns. Grade A tor € oeeeeoe 184s 18 y 9: ~ /Se4n-37, medium 39- Sei oma 2 ae Thiokol and Haveg, subjects of total Asaete i $20 427 #9108 Ce: PE 69230 unconfirmed merger rumors, rose 1208. T : : : ibe S. Secrsqe Rd. Beats, ake to Punch on State of Union Message ’ more than 2 points apiece, Thiv- Demena aapocn enter > : = g Livestock ; _kol was aided further by word of. fal eS a pe! rtner ships eee ree a a _ | ~ DETROIT LIVESTOCK a-multi-million-dollarscontract cme deposits “ot indteta ». ROOM RATES aeeeg reread ear oes Pennsylvania Railroad dropped _ corporations : _ 10308 023 10 ‘ ap 7 AA JO nson usc cS In Vit) ro. ram fully steady: few head pr mel Scena a fraction follow ing yesterday s of See ay po arcaive 4 Single $7.00 i ib steers 3000 few choice raat news that New York Central had _ postal savings: 221.784 27 >: 28.0Q-29.00, good grade steers 26 00-27 Deposits of States And ps > Double oe oecrc $9.00 ae and standard mixed offerings suspended steps foward a mer litical subdivisions 3 329.66) 36 Tr... ners end Cette te eee ey 70,08. a0: ger. Central picked up a fraction Dvperts of panes $000.00.P Twin | : $11.00 | ~~ JAMES MARLOW ‘an annual event, too. He did it Johnson statement was ” widely his message today. Johnson called last week slaugnie® steers. and: hone ree nitivers eebeea) tte asesocaae BP Kitchenettes $12.00 AP News Analyst |last year before Eisenhower could: distributed, too. - | for: Gull eeer te Gineey oso Sorel . gataet nes » : WASHINGTON (AP) — Every ‘travel up to the Capitol. Now he's The two messages -have one; 1. A new farm program. (Eisen- choice 900-1200 Ib steers 26 00-29 40 New York Stocks other abilities | __ #08 878 83 » FREE year’ now the country is being done it again, ‘thing in common: They talk in hower has said he would not-pro- 29825-3050" one "lot. igh choice une Late Morning Quotat'n Total Liabilities 6 ais - handed what amotints to two State) While Eisenhower's message. ‘broad, general terms, Eisenhower pose any change in*the adminis- fot or Pee Se re, ages ud one Figures after decimal ooint are eighth: mot including sub y of the Union messages; one from Might be —the senior wilt follow up his during the year|tration farm poliey}- ‘ard to tow good. -steers 23-18-38 78. 3G: Admiral | th @ trtend-str.. 148 Shawn bere om ag 9 . — President Eisenhower, the other\one and Johnson's just a junior with. more details in separate’ 2. Help for areas of chronic un. en ee ene eee ees ararmici aee ital AceOUR goa aruignl ee cratic meeting. |his program through. | elections, Johnson made a speech that he said were slowing down up to 42.00. standard and good 36 00- = ae aoe ae ive eee as ‘This banks “eapital con * * * * ‘before a group of Texas business- economic growth. =. es ned a rye. wor A Tob 066 Lockh Atre as sr et eee, with cee! |” It’s part of American history But Johnson, = leader of the men. 5. A “bold” housing program. enough done to make a market C pales eee re che ae he Ihe that-at the -begi -of- h- rs tis Fi la ti to 8 bet +t —his: | 6. pare last week slaughter lambs under peal gp ca 3s tonterd _ i Apseta EES le ee La sion of Congress the President’ push for his ae program over speech was all prepared, mimeo-| Program istendy jbo she tomer, cian hier ewes. iE eee errr ; tells the representatives and sen-| Eisenhower's if. he doesn’t like graphed and distributed to news-| 7. Review of fofeign policy. |most good and choice wooled sleughter | ere ns. Mero hr ao Loans “aa shown’ above are The suit we tailor for you is as ators about the state of the union./ what the President offers. This) men in Washington, thus getting 8 A “‘consistent policy for“Latin tends clos ‘and Pace asi ong ‘ane Acsing| Air 45> Meed cp. Fee «of ‘ 268.3060 personal as your signature. The . The ‘message is in effect his year, as last, Johnson was critical for it a maximum amount of pub- America which will help our under 100 me. 21.26: one lot prime Bohn Alum — 228 Meigen Line pee capetie: Sty tee Bini ef | fabric, the pattern, the style, the program or the year, But it’s up of the Eisenhower administra-|licity. neighbors to help themselves.” | ove _jamne once eel Boe 2100) few werden gi) Mtr ChAB .. 91. depoaita of steics end _. detailing are of your own selec: to Congress whether to make the tion's leadership. * 9, Breathing life into the newly over 105 resale 20.00: “utility te good Bore Warn 402 Minn MaM .113¢ [W's Bubant. Cashier of ee tion. Your suit is designed, cut : i a . iS 4 a 1 program a reality with lpgislation. | * ye * Johnson outlined a 12-point pro- created space agency on taupe? Ver ence #00-1 0.78: one fod utiity nd rue Balke | 829 + oy Aare Se 332 named bank do solemnity sweet tna’ end tailored to your own indi. . . ewes 9 udd Co ' es a - he above statement is tr 1 * * * | The President's message, of; | gram, some parts of which seemed wee ap program: 0 - cxprore cules Hogs—Galable 100 Butchers under 259 Bacreer is 6 : Naont whe . ta fully and ches ealy regres oe Eo vidval measurements, just for Johnson, who denies he has any course, gets complete coverage by destined to draw Etsenhower's fire 5P® toe, 50 cents lower, over 280 Ibe along Ca! Park 32.2 Nat Blsc S01] lainca and set forth. to the Best of my YO. Come in end let us show you ambitions for the presidency, the press and plenty of copies of and might even be in conflict with 10. "A program to develop peace- with ses 3s ee eee eee ce en eet Geter eg Ror sroes ond) Ballet) mann | What a difference there is in @ seems to be making his message it are made available. But the what the President had to say ny oe of the aor pa Jot (mostiy Re 1 333 Ibe 1768. Can Pa. "03 ea) nieea WR Correct— Attest we meene | fees ellored suit, priced as etn 4 an renewa ° : eu vapital Air] = 194 cenL res tol MILO J CROSS wat 7.00 ixed den %& «300-800 tbs Carrier 5 orf & West .. 92 4 12. Passage of a labor bill to curb arated "12 18. 1895. “compared last wack to a aoe No Am ees 5 piaagale tall s cE 1 $5450 . lracketeers. arrows and gilts ateady to 35° cent® Cater Trac 902 Nor Pac ..... 4@7 Direciots R » | k Willi lower sows 25 cents higher ee on Tl Lt pf te4@ Some Ee x Z| State of Michigan. County of Oakland I . sler at? 116, ! oe * c > Owens Cng 624 Sworn } dq subserib of ne! - eds Get lO ofeel Ask Williams ~ Business Notes Earns $21, 000 Sitti HL bermgas Biatoaa ge neue deg Grind le | Tuett Pra S14 pan AW Air 26 hereby eertify that am bot an officer, | Coca Cola 1276 panh £p! gag 0% director of Na Sank TAILORS _ ee t | Cole Palin ¥? Pagam Pict. 464 ILDRED Li TAYLOR iis ee _ ee oe Vink =e 4 3g TSeRtT Notary Public: =a eT ET A j Thomas R. Jewell has been ap- M r ke fe Con Kau a Biase” My commission expires Oct 11 1960 7625 Highland Rd. OR 3.2972 for uto. Factories — Support In Stat GP assistant manager of the in ar e “Gen x as: a1 beth _ . "3 Jan. 9 0° a = ——— J.C. Penney Store oncom soa | Cont. Bak” 491 Sfinsr = eee 102 NEW YORK \—The Pobeda au- (license was granted because of an jat the Miracle Is on Relief | Gont Con A 8178. Philo 2 z tomobile Ivan buys in Moscow late item to be received by this come ral ining Mile Shopping > Meter 2 ity Eo or : this year may be made of. steel in exchange. | Center, it was an-| NEW YORK (AP) — Harry [gent Tou ne Roa ° Bie ’ i | . “o a E pub ae : that was forged and rolled in Ohio.) * ‘nounced today. \Schweitzer, 73. is something of a Corre pun . 122 epee tt 2. ee In Downtown Pontiac Ara Oztemel, a New York export! Commerce desatcicaee officials ° WASHINGTON i — Rep. John | Employed by - financial genius, but he accepted Beere ae pao a - moe broker. says he is shipping 20.000 ..i4 the Oztemel shipment was B. Bennett (R-Mich) today asked the firm for five ‘relief checks for the past 20 years nie c seag 34 Roya! Dut Z South ‘Saginaw Sh rons of Sestlapel oo to ne Soviet auttorized in the July September, Michigan's Gov. Williams to sup- ‘years, Jewell to make $21.000 playing the stock Der ene ns gt Rep Pap A di ae J , p 1 ‘nion under a license from t hotly debated market, Nm h 2 Seoriile Mat ni : “ ‘quarter of 1958. It is part of 33,000 Port = hotly attempt to | nt “Di Pont 9112 Bf, . oimnin . &.-Fenney s U.S, Commerce Department. It’s tone with a value of $5,578,535 mine copper in Porcupine Moun. Irom, he a Since 1938 Schweitzer, a shab. Fast Air t Be PE ac one 4] ‘ g . 2 re et Uni such ee ee the ticensed for export to Russia in| tains State Park. \iare: 'bily dressed bachelor. has been El Auto 1... 366 iia ores *® 60 x 140 FEET on 2 Floors soviet Union several year that : : . receiving $71.10 monthly welfare Muse 1) Sperry Rd ; period, No such shipments) In a telegram to Wil- ae Emer Rac Ble a * ~*)* were licensed in the fourth quar-| tiams, Bocaet al rg gov- Prarie or; “sewer [CDCCKS. He hag collected about Sime ay Be Ol ay * Large Street Display Windows The metal was produced by Résiter, department spokesmen said.) ernor to ask the State Conserva- eee “_— st 000 over the vears eae {04 Bie OU NS To Attract Heavy Walk Traffic public Steel Corp. of Cleveland. | | tien Commission to “approve i with “his wife and their 17-month- kt wik Foot Mach "432 gtevent. JP * Suitabl for Retail O ti Oztemel said it was made accord-. - approve In ‘old daughter. Pord Mot Ss) Guapuee .. e perations principle the exploration for and e & | In addition, the retired hospital Freeogt mul 189 | gun On +. Such FURNITURE - HARDWARE _ ing_to specifications laid down by Kres e Launches extraction of strategic copper j sident. Mac orderly received welfare allow- Gen par «1S Silt & Ce .. en et the Soviet Auto industry. It is Me so nas CReR:) presiaern ee | ances jor clothing. funiture re { Gen Dynam . 94 eee 2 CLOTHING or DEPT. STORE metals” in the park. ances othing, furniture, ren Texat Co . technically known as ‘“‘wide, cold-. . Mamus, John & Adams, Inc., adver) 4 medical care. Bese a4 Tex O Bul rolled sheet” — a type used. in 60th Anniversary A batle between conservation (tising agency, has announced tWO wits most of the $71.10 to play Geo Mulls Bit Babes eli CONTACT: Rubiner, Broder & Co thel Guanutactare of automobile ists and Upper Peninsula busi- new appointments. i Onan. on treme @ Aur 420 Michigan Blvd. ness interests has been vi C. Skelton has been Tit). the Kugabliving Schweitzer ore rey 2 3% Tramesmer Detroit. Michigan beasties: raging neent C. Ske a plunged into Wall Street’ He be- Gan tie Gi 4 went Cen .. Phone WO 51666 | Approximately 150 S.S. Kresge for months over a Bear Creek made research aoe Time #8 T cngered| |. hone WO 5166 Riese 7m to industry ©, “employes in the Pontiac areal Mining Co. application, now | S director ef . the Ame, Moown as a man who would Gini i$, Un Carbice | sources here, 20. tons of sheet “ae : . 2 . re a lay down as much as $4,000 in a ani h ney Un Pac 3 steel would make bodies for about “ere fore soon! . rae ~~ withdrawn, to explore for copper Bloomfield, Hills\ ooo onia brie: desk id a single ae - rie? Gait ~Alr tin 321 24,000. cars. oe ae . + on 983 acres of the 58,000-acre home office of the | tancaction GUNo Ry. gag) Unit Prutt rf ° 'niversary year observance: park. agency. John B. iOrevhound ., 18 Un Gas Cp 465 Ozteme! said about one-third. of) 2h ast * * & Gulf Ol ..| 4946 US Rub «. 473 x * In Lansing. the State Conserva- Caldwell has been - ., Holland P 129 UM Steel .... 98 the steel has .been- shipped thus! se Dist. Atty. Frank S. Hogan said yome s: 7445 UR Tod 2... 281 A + of a national kickoff, tion Commission today voiced appointed director Home Stk ...: 44§ i. far, The license for the shipment # part 0 os ER : audshuenn ; a hand Schweitzer, when: confronted by Hoker Ch ip Ue Re was granted last summer. emiplcyes yatte ded | eekeme yr ms ee merchandising the probers, turned over his $1,525 Induct Ref... Fi West Ua Tel. 225 2 ‘the four Pontiac area stores, lo-| posal to open a portion of the for the company, lbank account to the welfare a jing Rand 962 West A Bx ne so | In return for the steel, Oxtemel (cated in downtown Pontiac, Dray. state park te copper mining. Skelton has beén ... and gave i Geparcaenl power : . | ~ said, he Is importing 80,000 tons torn Plains and at Tel-Huron and James L. Rouman, president with the agency of attorney” to sell his $21,000 in| OE ACS) | Th S | at ] of Soviet chromium ore for an ‘Miracle Mile shopping centers. of the Porcupine Mountains for the past two! IC 1 Nephier Cot e a e es in . r undisclosed buyer ar buyers in. Wild Assn. fo te fight . ears in the ‘securities to make repayriient Figures after decimal points are eighth ; . this country. Chromium: ore is | Featured were recorded mes- | as rmed , t SKELTON ¥ re-- Immediately. after doing this. inner bret Ao Easin 0 High Los Yoon ; . wed chiefly. in the manufacture 82£¢% of welcone and com- mining plan, praised the search = depart- schweitzer said he was destitute, peiaein Rubver'co * aa 178 | ue 4 atin | madation trom the firm’s found. commission “for showing cour. ‘ment. A Wayne State-University ang went right back on Telief (Ros Geer Co * 3 } ; ne 2M = of stainless Minion see is an or, Rebastian S. Kresge, and the | *8*.t0 stand up and be counted.” graduate. in psychology. he spent ee Sete, eee © Be AF m fn stee 3 Bred +7 | Picasa aad | pha president, Wreskite P. ; two years in the consumer re-) The ancient name of Iraq was Feninguler M. Prod Co. * nea ae | Williams. Lodge Calendar search department of the Dodge Mesopotamia, from the Greek,|Ruéy Mfg co * io 104 " aq ‘The New York broker indicated, es: * « Division of Chrysler Corporation,| meaning ‘land between the rivers. Tea gegen ee i the steel is being sold to Russia) us i ks i es communteation, Pontiac|@nd two years in the marketing | Sa a ee : in the usual way and the chromium ear cae ot 6 ie gr 21, oy de soa work jepartment of Lin- 2 * . n a bd * ee - being cadet =< a spp a me ; E Se Bate Ladie L. Rowhhis: - rs Di- a Michi Business of All Kinds to put @ price tag on the shipment. An estimated 35,000 Kresge em- : , Motor Company — il an Throughout Michigan. |\_In_ Washington Commerce De. /Ployes at, stores in 21 staten, took sa Detag — eetore coming BUSINESS GUIDE Investments, Too! i a — ’ wii ef with the agency. ; . a debt Gat ‘sapeyyal of too sho-| | | ews in tl Calded. © INTRODUCING A NEW PUTURE slated "Ge tet tate |Krenge 1958 Sale Up | Wader m. tase, sa. oe wal? ron yOu with fot TURN OF | Should Have Been United States would get ore in re- ; Clark Ra ig own marketing _. | = One official said he coukt $6,652,450 Over 1957 pened gully to trunk vig consaltant fir a * | OWNERS ATTENTION! rec we coee fe which oo enpe Pe ; past six _THE PONTIAC PRESS, as 1 Car Death Notice _ ‘Help Wanted } » Wan Male 6 el _ Help, Want Wanted Female 9 ee re Ae Ww . ork Wanted Female a a WASHING! N ‘ : of Pre ni the ers a TOW. (AP) ee ? | pitts woul “eRsa uph ig “iter State rene a mes OC fi SECRET. FOR MED “ s Sta fe | i = mili We seek to Congress a erie ter mate Pontise Box ASHI {RO}! : Sa nd in ® prevent we “item me ‘i - vd eral Mom see oa otend ; : _ roe : oe ot sey of life. the OreSer: a ar 4 01 ec n ge 2 S : : fawn of sae we mnie no st am at the ‘s ne ae ™ * = : ight: Z f. in- stugnatie wh } ; power a we pre ifion in A Nae mn _ . : ! 30-45. Pon- ESI : Nati nd WTeSS meri pene = : essential, ationg We _ we ica. U xe | _ cou al sec * th: do on regr nies. ction 7 . ~ F : : : : i ce a foege! ESS. s effective is required * to child acti "aah, A —~ SAL: - | | " oe ret ¢ > Use tc “+t jon 5 e street, : : Rnlkaled eal 6) per toe ac- and integrity ns rorene course exprndiusen ol me large deral _ va ' A : : - 3 = ; 2 4 W g fiscal budge ent of. insepa : are Int ss and fi -. eo ache cue hue : i i : 2 : sua p.2 Corp 4 oe si Y ey 0 erdepende s- in this eve yreate griculture eral Daeg in the any noti raf Ages be sarge Fu frlespepar i ve ing or specialty ome SELL din, uard B WE thing we ct oni this are: or fi and’ gis! ie ceab M. mf . Pupera C) WAN ’ Z 0 a a rar e cl an a for ea 7 iscal ra im : : : FOR CHI 3 : ce A Alton r The fe m e ; p ee Revi Sond rv Sa 7 eet glibls vast a ast fever wiiste hat afford rhs need or d the ompt and “ situatic oe! bined ae “ : = : : 7 7 | : = 3 se | one — but ase can be enna | calls submitted Ba) pias ot the ad. fed o. Lepopond Tatera are) ened 2 portunity in & iy et tae wart. Th ma me s to * = “ni € i res ene ac in to jel rruthe pees 2 - : : . s Ame > suc’ tion th the C id r te r t in : " 3 i — . . ss ee Aa erica, Hf uch thing as It e@ session e nea ‘be BIGELO ts ™ ie the ade 1) Fees be . ry = “fai args 2 z : FS | ere , te ay that Ne the “salitios Me ae citorts my pury ss early Evel nfl gan —_ . alter 3 Sp pits Her, rare p.m. oe to MMs. Lp ud E oP nr oe ! sai ea : nidge sant of t states ted a& pris FH alion z dur 108 e of r “1950. C7 na a UA! = 7 et aC ysl Tit Bi rLSO . we ur i urin et 3 a lov Ha ¥6, Fs Ist fe : 5 day R. : : a “ it n, w apl OAL 1g 0 ed tala ae ¢ t . N 5 = ; z : = a i ai fu wo oF aa a ue ee eat ibe seek the eee Ayal dg ghar be eee complete ae Mechanics : os 2% oe Sete i : | : = i “ : nan ; year “hs . 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FE; cas pol a4 $1400 tus | enia pole i RB 36708, 0 Ma S xy ee e : - tr #. o Aner per m dow or a t4 A ehh Look E C im a ee 4 : . < . at “ Huron BES a rea Pee s2033. 6 call i <2 re eat so Ex 4, ms, fe ¥, a es te ee dua an tea Piles mene)” rig seca : «tee 8 :* 5 Cs 8 : . , : . +3 j= on = ON _R ine tie the town an _ . = én j Figg Certs ot >: im \. 9 : °3 ) ss } tof yim in “for suene : as “ a bg lod es Ve WRIC ‘ S : - 4 ae L 3HT : a | some nuns “# — = , * ‘. THIRTY THR. PONTI. AC FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959 Ed me. | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE |, 2 bedrm full NEAR LINCOLN.JK HIGH Se a gtk A: firépiace Pricvea at $1 3 o aoe $050 AcwWT Bic $05 per- mao eee a] npr fees TEER 4 HOME. ra BE PROUD ~ War W OF CAL! Pontiae - aii FB 8-3232 bic sae Sitar referal Hs pila, 4 heoreem aowD Pas : y rs stem I tat puseanent FRANK PEE RPE Sis At NS EGAY doa garage w REE 1] TODAY Prune fof aypuintinent ea Ost ¥® cunt SPAM SEITE L Le ; \” Sais | TEES ee Ve iy Ws Sele fi e: onke frort features far Cronus & Moe a ii) OW spine f Mog room nalicw Lene Wile Whe aon 6 ie Voto] its Pircae evemet tis ear a Rene end (Guess ’ ma ane aa we me gistesFrcatl CALL. Piers 4740 ; Cc Ve CIALS | ' = 2 miert Ulaares 2 aed GONE Je? Lon. : SM) Yop Hr An Ee U & Oe Peete pes pte Je ail you need x it &hi) ee. tne teane yer * a t nh Thus isis} fice ey For Sale Houses 43’ For Sale Houses 43! —‘ For Sale Houses 43 SLICES OF HAM oe a free =< poe SN mR A ee Ja “Wasnt ; _- j_- INCOME. 4 GiI=NOTHING DOWN = © 2 I Care ft - ie o Ae a ‘bedroom brick with at | MUST BE SOLD | This 3 yr old neat frame home tached garage Carpeting ; ' with-full basement od beautiful recreation rm pee ae aioe White Lk Only $8,950 won $1450 moves you in on FHA te ona eit Sa feperaie =a A t PONT Vk AC #5 on trance for # fentai Gas Oniy $11. 009° with §1 a Sa : NORTH END heal 2 car garage, Fenced | Plastered wf, oak floors, alum- . “2bedroom With lxlé living | . 0. See and make an offer ' inum storms & roum. master bedroom as ROE VALUE TY, Realtor Sore Arey heat, and 6x12 ulliity room. Only 94a OAKLAND AVE FE 3-060) path $1,000 down ee GALL EVENINGS TILL. 8 30 (a ee SOT TH iibas (lo DOWN eo Large 3-bedroom hothe With a fasyed.in frost porch Ful LAKE FRONT JOHN VERMETT buseme %* oi] steam’ beat Bric i ranet: fireplace, carpeting 808] CAMMERCE RD family ans FOR SALE FURNISHED bourss iS 2 bedrvom home Ki vei er ° “AEST SIDE . Two bedroum home 4 Br ROOMS Wilt of heat storms 4 : on sarge jot 60 x EPARD REA! Fe 4 aah oi i Teen ‘ tty roam ‘y secre ‘ Licahe ! lf ae a 2INa ee ‘ . Ore 14 OPEN FVES | ele Fences . * * 2 412 Wo Huron ‘A C COMPTON & SONS MUA TIPL b LISPISG SPE VICE . : : woe : J iOS a ae 34558 LaKE FRONT ——s , = _) EE DROGA > Now is the time te p.an your | - PRBEDROONE. : : a 2 Home tn Pleasant lace Woe 5 Fag) } . : } obTick meaces th anayeot hi: We beieve this ‘4 ‘| } lacied .pathue fu basements bay luwtown iarge Berd pt N w w s parc treet Wil Bord deo uur bath compielely . Tare 40; Of Gut Toa fuen $ bedrooms and $7 Gen KY me Mave) rt , Whom) in fesenment . hie * wie 6 resree Ney MO Api a, Te We Ee oe — Sa af : Ee ire nena Usverene: sere? uiiely ye ‘ 7 ‘| - ueeorated 137 W Ho te Ciba e ‘ i a 4 ote & e@inn aie. wah fameriieritn) gic 48700 Sloe wn I a } : Wal age > <0 { ‘ abt 3 $200 PHVA ; ; a i tf New 2 Gedicun +e She fee Hie KE Is PX MPBIMENE CoO Wee ere: Teel we re | A le FR #068) aa ; Ce fu ih ter Pa mes! ; | JK WIN $4026 fier treet 1] eb tea | qual . Sur see RTs y Bop tics hed Lame oan FAST ANN AHR : ene Pontilas West e.te> new: Watra vealed bedroom rao hk woth Pos. teateme:t yas es | = foener ed Hospital and Cerne new eerpeting were! .at tells ° tral: High Ful, besemert emt pieet Roaninugn steertie wal 44t ORCHARD aoufe 4 fiaraye aro! tert A fea}. v@lue al $8300 TAR eee A We ta,e welll lerine PX UNIO z lor ne iit: ediate wep = S “1 ree price Sn 0 JIM WI [. ILL 1 MS 7 pores bys ~~ A Gt aay 7 a ) we - [Nar ite O)] J | | ° : wat FSIATE & INQU phe ANUP 2% begtrecitn trh i — = i444 cae DWN f 4054) fieit wae heal Lue AKI Nt aiy AC ‘" ‘A 7 I ‘ a u R 29 Hedrooin brick: VV i \ el.s1 | iw wan heat , ' he trom boerte Qi ancien Ane n (or © Take pirpeii 1 hogy ie lew @ ae . “ aise a He Th win pe ash Beet on 14) hedrocm Main = 8 1 ‘ frequmie Z eo fen! laree brs @ wee! oaatep ath me . ,; 170 Train Onen fee rai of are tug "y5(} . WIT LAM i wee fice Djtre fasine set . = RE AI TOR Woscluiy (oak Pav pte an mw eB per \ « vue ee 2 wii) be = eo aN ee aes a ‘ aw pie . = i th i Fest we a arpeted @ pe Uled hath Sh oem | eT . . andl other lemiures t tna pisce Jum haserient, att Te are fee) Feb tee x 107 | 2()\ am tec ty Gani | tage & many other hide fentures 3 iy * £ . ~1 * 814060 with g2 5n0 i: PETROV 4 : | ae 2 : Yravton Jha T r TEN s- a adh - 41S . 2) \ + 2 ?hedroom Perma tore . | xin) Lya\y . s 4 tite tt mw ghost telgtiter e x Fevendni = bath a z of epegel @ feafful eveting Bod 9 arge lets and oti ioe a on : te $l td bedroanm brick alitwetive Tealures Veins 7 “pr T Tien cr aanenh tome willl cater to Rf ateged . : rip fF BS Med Boast : 2 & 2 ; oe ry Pkcates tak 7M he we flrepla:e 2 ¢rramirn lis ' et aa ee tatty. coplorm ke tebe ant iI ; I \l LY { ll { L Il | Ie cxlen Hip verrestion roan © RE bt1s 2a) BALDWIN ayvire in 1 Gilers cig wi lle be pe OAM 9 PM s16 View Doar etiar hed water Me tea PiStInG SRRVICr TES BS “helps tea tue ate t, | < fenced vard Tee, = Vipmetes) Weuate- the : SNE IOINGS { price $74 elit Foe Ubne Se I Feil . ri) tenes & Wr i! Cre, Por ae TR ie mi arge Agh be HATE STAN nin \allave : be Mie sie e Wi lars wale 4 heidi oem <= a ; pies far ar “ os ail PRI Bateman Nee ks a a ‘ ‘WR o Bet Ds peee aul steer elriiny » y * 5 Roy ulher (alee. Priced 1 t 1a ye) at 8A Si 2 ~ RI \ n) Pa pany 27 = - + ofan tp enpee 2 Saienien ane Se === “ TT oolonral thts 2 SstettT is ry@ ye mee ty YF bedi enn WAR Cainecan aft \ MUlPIPIP PIstinek PP PeVIC# Acre Goes ore ee ile Waring MAB, ne oof My Beet |e Ke \ ee + coy ce pene. WMO TL RNEDSEN | 7) pe, eeere Lie Belek sesh Pre Valet tel Cimgkeery, PE 4¢ @ni4 Beent eoNo PP 2? ees Puli bacerient ee [reas Dy < Fo Newis atone camparat « : ia@tye heyitin ne Vitra modern + LAWRENCE WwW PN CLL Ok Ale hort huddt tn pet - «alas i on alee - RE sem lainierss steel wa t a 7 toned cupbowrels 1oe@ . vite rarpeted Tsing poor waciet rot wats A ‘ es a Poopane windows Chroot Op] PN y wtiueca!l firpplace ‘ el, marhie cilia F spas eretl teat ran tte Attactirt PrCRY wine . PrATI Y 27 asicred) garage With paved Pyet mthat yeu hate heen ooking Be Pie A Brand) wise base feor' Wel but.) bedregin home Mie y y} | crf operteation area will tl zie IE) Cee) FORA ‘ YRY CA MIEN Hae onl ne Pineadiace bots tree ard baths fhe: reation S *ORF PRATHER tes 1 Fai. « ot $1R oO fepeae Spor itt here ttetd $1400 rovers at Er Bob feag (nat e ve Arranged emit te Goo] ASE (eet im lve nearth Mo on Wil @eiN : ' = (hoe cuca C Fito 0 eee Tern : ; : - . TAKER RONT oARPIN TARE FA THINK . eGR amt, be tal rae Vue altearlive Wiat @ ones me foul mean | ue coe Pl ee he front frame bungalow Mes ao het Pe ee aes al cioen A rae 9 beet) tre ently tedepret p [iets ob eee ap we pati SPATE a ronghout 2 bedrons LRRD LULL Rint tay de | ee inten ae fe earner ee Tectia Wee CMR et) Mey agin Oy Deer ey Wile i je : | cs rele ‘ sail AN Tactiye Vai sre aeseatnvesl tank Saying Geen Howtle Fou yevbigiete watt ar yhinge SULT + uae bent Feneed eos 6 eo WITTVASS VAMP AI wah 810 OM wel mee te Ses ‘i es Die ime: 5 = a AR tf - FIta Vir we Ciepeqias ! ve ow Fe Seelren tt Tig Poets Alta. dee! Aaute _ qt Cm be bigs! rats 447 ter tee \ ty 2 Wabiwh w! 1 ayes fas FR Sweet tyes R y j : an crere Teen We if ke it fa fee fae ope . ne ‘a o ‘hs < {flew Teeee Pei g Wa Fie hone 1 taed be be Phone Pu a ani ari] Adel} at ays : : te hop . batt ye eee wa ih oK PIKE St OPEN PYES cae GAG, one i) 1s | * ' putest UF fIPLE FISTING BREVILLE cee sine HAYDEN? Huron 8! Gan CLARKSTON of, Lor Sale Houses _ : 43 = Mi Pa i433. ‘after 7 throughout Hot Thermapan® windows free & cleas desiralte” home This one has-gotta Orion Hemity MY Bie beds atte Wek hee aus nen rhe ypoute = Reeent- putt ranch tdeuble ca-- 5 3 BE DROOMS aa A aca oes Cred it) te ne ; iaas ee ee Hs K amMmMpsen = OP ane Today aT NION LAKE Het payt —oprtten GH aioe Me \ — ve : “with wall to Wer carpetin ered Call PR RAI fer tig fried eh tg 1 Are arpeted Familie = a 4 . totem WIN #atlog apace MO WL 4fON basenien! Hier re wy ne 2 over garage Watre 4 a -ArSI ft Jat Al, for $i? yo | | > Sotho [hare tA Best eth -stfet will weekend te Mae WEALTON 944 8 Telegraph Pa INCTUDPS TAKER « ele imphries » "BUD" tdyinan ik A ma or opatite AM ie TLAH DRAYTON area 9. cat sment FE 43041 Eve FF 4-6312 I hye 2 ane fear homs | For Sale Houses 43 ‘For Sale Houses ed _For Sale Lots alll AAPA AO | 3-Bedrne, Bungalow. one > | At Huntoon Lake a) ame wre home, Lat | Well tecated on 100x133 fa lot.| jake priv. living reom oak floors, pinctored | 4 Commerce wails, A-] basement pain large BY recreatfon room and fruit room. i to drive your own well. lots on hills. Low as $85 down.- ty atkins-Pontrac Estates RANCH cat HOME | ; DRIVE — w mean SCHOOL hood. rayion * High Hill Village A fine fea of large rolling | OWN Ol furnace, 1's-car rage. | Soeey! ‘lake Drivieges fenced rear ies $2, down, _¢xtras ead suaete mong other. saad al 7 BEDRM er Pe "Hedrm., Full Basement | ior Bupdivisuon Chi '4 Acres.and Barn | Very uice ne Level parce!, 600x400 feet Neat room echaarey semi-bupgalow, tastefully decorat-| heat, ed, radiant’ hest. oil neeeee a ; _ment. Owner, er plumbing, ceramic tile ba | Buu in oven and range Recres- | F C Ev PRIC 2 I S250 tion room with fireplace and half Six bath Stairwa a7 to expansion attic. basement 7a eee #8 pare, Ful Dr “Giroux Franks see ee GENERAL REAL ESTATE For Colored Families _ = Dixie Hwy On 30101 toe gi eel BY QWNER 4 BEDRM HOME. and 4 or $2.500 down aud balance with- in a year OR 40016 nese = : _ : TOW BI- LEVEL ONPW RANCH TOME, $9,600 EASY. TERMS DLORAH WG Biidor a le wep Homes NEW HOMES —-Lakefront 2 bedroom Full basement nose in, Priced at §11 900 with trees. FuAtbeth Lk Estates, §4.600 down el ee ogee ole Le tests. | TEN MINUTES | acme PONTIAC. 3 BEDROOM — Full base- : | ment 2 fireplaces 7 pie- : - 4use windows 2-car attached - | garage 2') baths Access to 6 lakes. Priced at $27, sion. ~ ©} BEDROOM —- Full base- a ment 2 fireplaces d-car a | rage Recreation room cn penne trate | eens ‘ OR 32907 “964 | Saar 30oor Dpruccons disease, to wali ' Ready for Immediate bath serie .. Waterfront - . | ae bardwood Boe, One and half story, full sere ent. 2-Car garage, 2 lots. Only $0. Easy terms. Immediate pease | STEELE REAL 135 Highland Rd _iand., _Mich MU 4-245. NO DOWN — OE sRopre eT Suites _ PAYMENT Wito fa. basement and rough wir- Om your let ee will bul id on ; ; _ lie Our .t i MODEL HOME Ce en Wiliams Lake Rd & ead a i Alter 1-7038 hea Wood Co “OR 3-1235. etl Rich soil. and LOSING MY HOME! WILL SFLL te 1 my $2000 equity for $500 3 bed- . | _foom 1 acre. modern MY 23791 arta WII . ON NORTH SIDE: Warren Stout, i tloors, plastered : HN Retina oe. ye iatorsauon To See It Is To Like It- yard. By tered wally ease tite ! + - See thts torety t- roem home - easy t n aoe 1S in yivap Shofes 2. Baths, oy vere, full basé@ment. attached garage WINDALE DAIOR Genco mueteen Gt ner perk $500 DOWN AND- “HOME | take NO MONEY DOWN: * _ 6400 Ma rive. West Hopkins - 6 and ‘bath Neat and avail. “Ward W. Ross _ able Paved drive, oniy $8 750 00. ga Chicago VA Mortgage available om thts two family. home “located on three lot, on the north side CONVERTIBL E 245 Six room, and bath down and II. par 8. three rooms and bath up- Gas . 2345 WATKINS K: eA “heat Only. $12,880 00 - OR _ 3-802 wilshe » > y : ; - : BY OWNER. qo Emre s lot John K. frwin & Sons) | mouse & warage floors and | . Realtor ex Reals ‘ fe 113 West Huron Street EERSONAIL ZED ‘HOMES be yours, Cell now Phone FE Fae or PE 2-401 oe 2208 aa - EVE FE 5-4846 8 9 AT $95 DOWN = Ce 1 dl on -, Possible Owner transferred x-— O © ore ape with ~ cellent Walled Lake city location lbedcoommnonis -rooms Nice condition 6 rm. 3 bedrm > wellug rage foundation — mo BROK.- ee - - oli WN, me Jé Ue) ———— 3 dedroom bungalow Large living SACRIFICE rv ! A per attractive 2 Be roora” anes OVET- * oa 4s fe bofilt tb selene f ooking jake Can lot Winter’ ees Terms jot or ours ariced at $10 <0 with $2500 down Ph tte give You-@ Viscount 20 percent for cAsD | eater webligations Vou get EM 3.4760 — ti { ‘a “Moore? Bilt soe eee ? . 2) 4 PWT ae ot roR : { Wilt S101 ~lot : “hisTtna SERVICE = t heat, oak floor HOME, LOT , size Eicher with birch napboarte “ f ae sorrens land See . OR 32837 back cent Gil : es wh BestBuys — _For Sale Lake Prop. 44 ed. Full basement car garage 68 we ‘Huros FARM ' WANTED BY PRIVATE | party within 10 miles of LA pe ter Commercially zoned. ie acres. good butidings, reall: teal priced. Particulars to Ww il DN eee With mode Cozy 3-bedroom ede with oe n —— i room. 2 - . 9 led bb: PTT . Re) ac iator a 3 BRICK PHIS OF D NOL SIE. ; lot with nice lawn pened Needs an owner who cay rm «spend @ little time and work . | district. -* on tt basically sound haa |. with ore a rots = et ee EMBREE & 6 REGG 2 bedroom: dot®n and 2 large rooms, ip. 2 large i ' BRENDLE “LAKEFRONT private @ntrances. gas iots garage Only $6500 to- UNION LAKF: UULLAGE fal price, $500 down , EM 34893 EM _ _ Fungal HOMIE, 30 ACRES 2 a phy et [Not @ farm, but just « $11000 terms tractive nmmoulern iuduow 1 bed Pleasant place to live plen- ‘ tate stalrway to “ty of reom for the growing , 6 Heing fam'ly close. to Bovine shown “good - access to _ plants wo a oe a Fo heeds modernizing Priced ft * at value of land alone eat Bulider . a Ne ee $1: 1.900 with reasoiabie = . very fine J-family tn? terms lake Lots, and Lake Priv.. ver? canyesient to - og i 13 Xo acre a ~ $250 DOWN | -ehurches, , Moye tn cries cute | pa paved street, 5 : # toom and bath hdme lo- j that home eatet in Clarkston School 1 ard — = repa@irs area large corner lot, property. sbreereWay atid I'g car ga- es hasements and frrnaces tage Call now for appoint: Sor lacateg = $3050, > ment | on this very neat Le fue E : oa Wa Pe now BREW Ie PONTIAC LAKF. o RAL PS MOR Motel setup consisting of § , pont “EAIBL resital units : : plua oWner « 7 1 . wine frontage ea Pontiac -o 1 Lk Sh Tre Take Owner wiij accept rItN Oon © Ss boeperty tn trade Buy “now Ey aud be ready for summer ee rade (hilly §o 000 down well Three 1 l4x5 - nole i ; als | 18x40 finished rec Ali this pius hot wafer ; reting, tice Waren Steut Reale ie foar heme 7i oN Sayin St = re atone (TN Seminas St py eR smas Parg sewing rim. HES " peu finars fault i ey '; oar garage ie rewrn ta | - OR 1.1950 stream Tlie a < .. Lor afxase* oh moan SUBURBAN HOME, privileges | If you like country living yéu eumfort will [ike .thie desirable commie MOT IRAVAY Beautifully lot in the _finest ake area in this attraniive fifty and home with hunting, fish -i hed the and golf course close by room & Large $ rm fanch on 4 acre” cerction bright Fireplace full basement, alitomat- Terma “painted walle ic Deat storms and screens Ex. . , Ard eceitent school close by fand VA iS headtifal sta Ses Waterford - Drayton 109 x 130 ft parcels located Epo north of D Pia all route, $67: S823. |) FE 44978, after 6 p.m. Dry Goods Store $45,000 LT ape in 1958 Good stoc of ya oods, sewing er patterns, yarn, gift items, “ schobl supplies, ete. A-1 suburban loca- tion in thriving village West of Pontiac. Long. léase, reasonable rent. §2.560 plus ease at cost. $10,000 down will Giroux-Franks a GENERAL REAL ESTATE | 4395 Dixie Hwy. R 35-9701 FOR LEASE aooeee a ‘BAY Texaco Station on Dixie Hwy. Drayton Piains, Excellent poos.- bilities for the right man. Paid Training Program, and financing available. Call LOgan 5-6000 after 8pm MArket 64-4614 Mr Webster. GROCERY An alert grocery man cap casb ia en this wonderful opportunity. Laige super market including [l- quot & beer license” good Sree ment & lease. purchase butid! let apartments make your pare ments Come in & see us. WILLIS M BREWER 96 FE Huron 81 HAVE SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR. station operators in Pontiac area. Garage experience preferred Fite ancial assistance available for qualified men Economy Oil Co. 3389 Dixie Hwy. Pontiac, Mich. OR 3-4775. LAKE AREA GROCERY — MEATS, erties. beer f& wine. Gaie by owner. Illness forces sale. Com- ‘plete inventory of $3,000 starts you in business. $50,000 gross per year- Ph EM 3-6021 after 4 p.m. 503 Community Nations: Penk Bldg ete Eves FE 5-12 * For Sale “Acreage 47 30 ACRES some Woods on ills | beautiful parcel Just wes! of Ox- ford Ideal building spot in scenic countryside. Best. of terms. Realtor | EARKSTON North, out Mis, acres: A very. beautiful spot $8.- 750 CLARKSTON, East. good spring on paved road §310 per acre. HOEMES, INC. For Sale Farms 335 ACRES IN ORION | “ Township, Alo 150 atres in Independence. 90 acres in Orion Twp. 180 acres in G PAY W. DINNA 21 Acres with Paved road $600 per acre Also, 40 high scenic acres on paved road $600 per acre OXFORD AREA — 72 acre corner peer Ra___FE_ 5-2963._ 76 ACRE FARM WITH. ee RUN- | ning stream Good barn and exc farm home Reply to Box 82 Lake | Orion, Mich \* 4-2577 | <“LETS TALK - BUSINESS” Heavy Trucking This cement. salt and chlo- is” years of proven back- ground operates in Michigan “ through Michigan Transpors tation Company includes several heavy tractors and (lat trailers: plus extra mo- tors. equipment. tools nec- essary for maintenance Present owners health pro- hibits further activity Wil accept trade from respon: sible party Drive-In_ Popular Pontiac Drive In Restaurant with large paved “parking lot. This is sharp and up to date piving quar- tens included Phone for sn : ointment and addjtiona af ormation. -MICHIG AN BU SINESS SALES CORPORATION _ JOHN A, LANDMESSER. BROKER « 73 15 Telegraph Rd. rene AT gUN. Jeet DOOR. MAN ae Soy 5 LIGHT truck to establish home bleach route. Little rhoney needed. Ver- mont 81616 Sun Cleanser Co, 12190 Coyle Detroit. MODERN SPEEDWAY STATION under congtruction at busy inter- section.of Perry and Walton will soon be available for lease This high gallonage. location may be obtained for a nominal oie ment For details call Mr Elgin 60394 or Mr wee ont _DUnkirk 38336 after 7 pm Partridge Ig THE ‘BIRD’ TO SEE dale, Detroit 3 Tle S.08st A "CO" BAR, $14.950 DN, LIVE CU, #2 acres 4'2 room tiome. bath fixtures, small barn a stanchions. ¥éar round stream, good road 26 Miles North of Pon- tiac. $160 per acre $4,000 down. Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 32 W Huron & P 4855000. COA 8-3653 Sale Business Property 49. 140 FT COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE pome on main high-~ way in groWifg community $8000 Cash to mortgage. ~——PANGES, Realtor, 1919 MIS, Ortonsilie NA_7-2815 “REALTOR PART RIDGE COLORED - APTS FOR SALE | MYrtle 2-0161 OTEL BITE M 100. 43. M59 frontage N ed so xg level Priced at only teres Mere frontage available ; snvder lavender) Realtor Est 29 ceee) 7001 Highland Rd. iM - Phone EM 3-1302., or Mv "46417 EAR MSUO Over 430 feet of commercial froat- - Age-on paved road adjoining new University Frontage on 2 roads Ideal piece fdr Investment of the new pleces available if this 1 tast growing area Warren Stout, i? N Saginaw St Datliy til THK RED BARN Attractively located Bidg unique highway restaurant or oth. - eT retail business acres Midway between Lake: Orfen and Oxford 400 ft front- | age $27,900 Reasonable down payment. _. ~"C A WEBSTER REALTOR Oxford OA 8-312 Orion, MY 2-220! Business Opportunities St S400 DOWN Puts vou in bustnuess in small Oppor fo make your living Ideal for couple Smell town Lake Orion Reaity ~ 2-:2311 . — ALUMINUM WINDOW AND DOOR bugipess Fastablished 1954 Walk tn usiness alone over $50.000 Peterson-Eixcelum-Nor- gice exclusive franchises included lease available - top location — possibilities unlimited $5.000 cash pute you fm: buciness Call Badier FE 8-045 for appoint ment ARE you 1OOKING FOR A BUST DEES Get the free Uinericaa Rusineea Guide’ from Realtor “Partridge & Associates 1050 Huron Pentiac FE 4-2581 BARBER SHOP FU RNISHED New location Good potential _FF ¢4740 or FE 54355 with SHOPPING CENTER Realtor FE 5-8165 | Situated on 38 CALt steve 8 an unusual opportunity to buy a year’ redid liquor bar for only 14950 down including real eState with 2 bedroom owners apt Main corner location on busy highway. Full price $38,950. IMDWARE, $13,000 DN. Just plain “‘easy'' best describes this opportunity. It's eaky to buy, easy to operate and easy to own. Oniy $13,000 is the entire down payment on this busy village hardware Possibility, of owners 4 apt. on Ind floor Protitabie bottle gas business and vaiuabie brick building inciuded. Businesses throughout Mich. W. HURON OPEN ‘TIL RESTAURANT | ‘SPECIALIZING IN Ttallan foods’ and pizza. Priced reasonably with good lease. FE 2-2929 after 6 pm. STANDARD OIL COMPANY _ 2 stall stations for lease finans clal assistance and training avail- able Cal] MI 6-5211 days. JU 8-1174 after 7 = In very active fast growing Sub- urban area Owner rettring Ex- celient investment Very favorabie terms Phone OR ¢0306. J. A. _TAYLOR, Realtor 7 AVERNS ST CLAIR COUNTY. BEER TAV- ERN. includes 250 ft frontage. Cement block building 6 reom modern home. small shop and 1 acre of land Price $25.000 with $9000 down Will trade Same . owner 12 years UTICA AREA Very clean tavern & 6 Toom l!r- ing quarters Lease $125 per mo. Doctor ordered present owner to take complete rest due to heart ailment Will sacrifice for $16,500 with $8600 down Will teke home or land contract in trad TODAY - THIs MUST SELL” _ STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of nomiiae B bD CHARLES. REA 17S Telegraph PEO +0521 Safe L and Contracts 52 $8 677 2a. “FOR ONEY. 87,375.72. UL 2-4 LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY OR to séll pede Garrels, EM 3-2311 | _or EM 3-408 Money to Loan 53 ‘State Licensed Lenders) ARE YOU NOW Back to Work? IF YOU RE REMIND ‘i and need mon PRESERVE. YOUR. Geer You can pay off all your bills and have one small monthly t at LARS (la ner epee To Basement Lary @ no ce oe lo ON Oe OFF FALDWIN 2 AH home 71! treet a! 4 ab 1 ar wat) cmp gatheg Tel furiace 4&0 ae PU Eievine aan Ft ite vet; Tha Pa Tow FHWA Terms Ja oni ft cs fltie ate Be 5 ia fig Wet atciibe apmrte tn ioe ‘and rain@ling x F DORIS Se REALTORS 3 3 Cabs. tea beth _BL OUMFIEL Dp HIOHLANDS oo Ne a ort —Hnores ul! base m bedrm brick ramch Allached ga- § fast ements tage Natural fireplace, 41, baths een on jst rt tots bailt-in store and. aren carpeting , piece tire shar ° @Nd drapes Bloomfield — HiIs lori _ sthoel distriet School bits Near xarage é : *GMC Truck & Coach Div $20 "big My l cr 5 ee TE OT ~ Pp Soa $8 900 Gown OR. att) 20263 Et RNISHE 3) yOpET 1. etm Trick Veneer Sue story” Dixie Highway age CABINS MOTEL. RESTAURANT and large home on the great Over 5 sctes of beautiful grounds with lake front Herr is your opportunity to have rour home & business There is an excellent 8 room modern home with 2 baths owner Tf yon can pay $15,000, down, we wid aive yon full | ? ah cee ees FE 48350 -FE €@4233 —oa- tae 3 Hen >. -- = = ect OPEN | For Sale Resort Prop. 444 OONn _ A RFAUTIFUY A ay . DATEY 10 8 te dg NE er Va acres building tage 71 MELROSE * a roomy Between Narth” Peesst and Le 8 Papanistan at Montea'm ‘& aie $8250 Es Ls ot . Agent. 9 1451 + peiibie ats “COMPLETE POWN PAYMENT ‘ieee to Sas0 atete fe “oo TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT 4 ACRES HOME / go _Orienville gPRe ie a — atream Vacant Fl & 6455 200x238 ie : DIORAH RIDG ca tivtded down One-third acre aren cet ‘owner- chip -4 Take. farge 14x70 ft ag | room 1 fam- if eo on oy acre of land. = Eben ., Immediate Possession toe rae a4 ft living roam Full base. . Venieonces Ome witht : . ty. 7< * wibtagn's STREET - 108 ® we. LAK breage >, $9 600 te the toval price of this 1- may at a 44 Binns Pd “ bedraom home, nothhing down age ' Mmpletely except moftgage cogts The Mré ' he a he beve plenty oF eos ip this Gee Mpiaras eh ake Vigett kitehen featuring Par . aid . Mice setts tops & birch cabi eee © aTREET “or tomton petg Ont vrs TY A RO EALT ED. ee oUuH ‘ne ALTOR ~ a TRADE FE Raters FE 3844 | Nicholie os Harger Co. las wenre. Sun. 1-3 y= 2 ce "4 yale Nished 9 bedrm: _ £2 000 town were, Pou never will For Sale Lots BUILDING SITF NEAR S00 DAIRY. in Davisbir ce “Watowery — $40 down i . nter WEST SURURRAN BUNGALOW" “Winter r Special | c vA cc aie altor Canal front. 500 yde from Cooler 1198 mis BY OWN is always automatic fy room with bar & stools to Set¥eenu | Pontiac ONCE IN A LIFETIME oppor. tunity to wn your own business Large well established gas tien. repatr garage -& bump shop Complete with heavy Ford wreck- ero, ton pickup hofete com. Pressors, analveer wheel balanc er etc Heavy inventory of parts Inchiaed Good ‘lease everrthihe included except gas & olf Only lf vou €an't make it Witham Miller Realtar , TE 2 0263. 1005 W Huron Open § fo 8 _itritted nisi DRAYTON W ) . 8909 KI] move Fou in right away. ner _ wooded SS .2%) bedtooms with ample closet: WEST foe nie Le ; Dwight Sireet $3,000 va oue ¢ pes Natural brick Jireplace in urea ERR ic ent oll aye ce. @ll cite con- MICHIOAN, "AVENUE ~ We «x 5 CHERORER ROAD -— # FF front on AUBURN AVEN OF yee, ~ fi Zened commercial. TO sk FORCED Due to circemstanres beyond m econtre!, T am forced to upset a service station Business This is a well established and profitable business low rent WI be sald | ys actual inventory of merchan- dive and equipm ent. Call Best FE 29181 bO YOU HAVE 6 i Wantea> to Use in going apes Pertaining woeer ee. 7 oad _ a eect ent protected Re. 7 ae te _Pogtinc BAR AND RESTAURANT f with modern 6 rm apt As littl as 8630 down other terms Ph Holly, MEIrose “pout TRY FARM | 8 miles from Flint thie business | | beg New 814.000 fully en house Barna feed mill, “hetehery with large [vii quarters ea ite wipment. Ev —goes for” | Sa.tee Sane: ha mee BB, 1ia3e | Corunna Rd, Lennon, Mich. Ph | MA 13-4786 ‘ tractor, stock wet rate ? t piv Bet Be. 6 IONT PASS U Po I MONE Y' Sell unneeded ‘helongings for cash i through Classtieed Ads! , sin FE 28181. a et? = WE WILL AFLP YOU! yor BORROW we TO $500 ‘BUCKNER =. FINANCE COMPANY OF FICEg IN Pontiac. Drarton Plains. Utica, Walled Lk. _Birmingham, Plymouth Borrow With ¢ ontidence $25 to S500 Honsehold Finance Corporation of Pontiae Mes peg Tap &t FE 4-053 GET CASH OUICKLY Up to $500 Oakland Loan Company PE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. SIGNATURE. * LOANS $20 to $500 rt eae Service 4% months repay. re 8-8121 of come = mies Home & Auto Joan Company N_ Perry gi. ‘Cotmer FE Pike) Nee na ~ LOANS fend * stag THE P v ONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JAN CARY 9," "950". ° ro THIRTY-ONE: '+. M te | 0 * (State 53! a ligle_Liceases Landes) _ 3! Sale Household G 57! Sale f : vods 57/ Sa “wis fe St Foe “CT 'BEDROOM SET REFRIOER Housel Goods $7 For Sal wT + wrence St, FE «1 41508, EA bles & rug FE 2-64 a | TAPPAN VISUALITE G of Miscellaneous 60 MO PEAGUE FINANCE CO. Pe ate “OF LIV rao Paes eee sow ad Ap BANG | HAVE DIFFERENT SIZE DEsT MAIDENS | : id reezers — i ELEC ‘ 2 + MR woe RM ce Ree ce cee oe Toeb''w, tturo Se re oe & screen windows. Beiween | . RY day Alan For Sale H J HESTER, MICH. ret noe ft iieroen | only $258 yee uron. Co. HOTPOINT APPLIANCE , uel aie! 78) B as LOANS $23 TO $500 sue oe of, only $179, teed. Obe RESUTET & GUARAN: | _FE_5-8431 or OR 30176 REPAIR, a ee BED __Boats & Accessories 85! - LIVESTOCE \BRAND | erms, Samuel's, MA $6011" Union Village. Elipire Sethe K GUTTER ti PBR 16 ue ReUIey Puls eauinea osed, here isk WAG ERD we Ee Trucks 90 3 Pe recnen sEHOLD OnE i RAND NEW WROUGHT IRO? ‘UNDERWOOD eae aaa ; Soul somes ie per ft ; & in bene Cone Used haves i (NAME: BRAND, Oe es : oolee OL 60711. OL. Lester a mattress 839 55. sp5 on paneer’ upright. fall gill Doube” sink ~ ae igth, _TI30R_ Fo eee ee oe Seana med and. cend.- Stier anes PICK-UP. Exc. ; CK $25—$500 LOANS! 2 Orchard L >Pear $38. conditioned, Sacrifi omex ee 3 1957 PE DE ls cal! OR 3-1518 tovk Sterling boat els in’ "5 n-. ee cE S20. APD f NE! ake Ave _ FE 8-8855. ifice for 2c ft. FC 19 FT DETROITE our javaWaj trailers. Use’ K DDIE STEELE. - ~ 4 FINANCE CHROME D USED TV. $1985 UP USED | 2678 OR WICK'S : i ew $785 Ro LIKE oT y pian eego Harbor : Co E INETTE ‘ Vv. $198 0 __ 3678 ORCHARD t , on larring - arp FE $0204 Phey paring) PERE she) mach mvenport cial Bsa pe "eironaay camblonae | | se eee | BORE HO HINSON | tage 5°38 gton Boat Works "Chesy'St'an glues oly te. ay FE eeesi Sch ee ettig. $4 R or. $49 95 ! Jon. $1 E HOM \ge@ § Fel RE Ce Good ck-up 6 ply tt VW EN YOU | NE ED 1 ble nine re Round bax Prmaling hea Apauiances 29 woot ae OR Evin gare “Soe 4301 a < E sues cS see : = elegraph "PE 248033 10d cand. OR 33680 y tires. - % is sagt tad Dae) - ——— 7 > » i $25 TO $500 ee furnitures PE $4688 vacese ScUEAaemaERtaees Goo oh aaa d PIPE pee eres < ote Inventory Sale D ' “4 We wil JEXT : am, ags. M vo = 18 Bae —— SS —- MERCU P TN REE 5 RATER, NHINGER WASHER (™ eicser one asi BST SaVEL PLUMBING | oie ft ‘83 SPARTAN Int aX eR esa) Pontiac s Pr ast r @ i S Cad rn bRaIgH Bee ee ett TE EBM WACAUT BEDROO ABLE a 28 dactee Fe See 2 AGE | \DLARES SALES TRUCK CENTER . ts = | 37- . i electric ran “HOTPOINT j BEDROOM =e C DOWN LIGAT: 6- CEL L ¥ a ROOM eX. FE ~ Huron St 3 oe sie = 702 Pontiac State Bank Bid er with Tey Pi ‘Kenmore ary- Bee youth beg, mee ITE DAY Seite $895 slightly TS $1793... LIKE ole T CONDITION. wap m3 A FE 26122 55 Ford ae OG = in excellent Shape Re $60 Both JJ Guo, iy gris enon selection serate eed Keith Bnccel FE Glas ice . tral vie "RY MTR $95 BO Zs Ton Panel Mort a DIX PRIC “E 5-391 YEAR END SPECIALS ~~ EGS es Oe sweet; OR 3-3288 31117 or wiNtER $0 OR 33204 AT eg “ wage Loans Sq ues Se ee EX. On 2 Pelt h. ane i Gan Piuorescent 393 Ort ie SRS ER BOAT CLEARANCE 49 Ford FR Dump, set u . - SCTE TSO : 3-488 Reg $493 sase WES _Ra 3 Orchard Lk. 1956 NEW MOON 1 — winter purch me ' Ae ant A Gaol Mortea peo. mira GROOM SPA “Oxd2 | a ie ee is ees PLY - as eedheraer cee cupues auee & Wareniecey baat to pull 4-wheeler P ' oqce - 2 wit fib ts 3 cE xnIZ Fe Bais all ait rene cg cou. bination c yur ri =e at and ecu mest ee gare? rene mise Cuimes oe BACK Reg $6 95- us De e kugs =. fr o1s Woe D ae MY 23inl au cay ween. i) ditterent ae SE GMCIVV cal, of see us r debts consolidated _ 5- 5856 range. good BE ee eee Syecs 141 WH for only $995 *s' pivscore 730 FT NEW MOON : : La; — an Body . ba per cent weed Don't wast DE condition FE YOUNGSTOWN Sani Fe pee oS Ge os Lrted “ take 0: a nayurese 3108 7 Aun. 183 Ford 7 ; IENDEPOLT tox ~ Phone FE. WASHE | 14 Vi groove: 13.95 3. r payments EM San 8 Ott : - — DEROFF E Be wh BMIRAL ee sone PE 53-6628 1 See Si) Gch eee oat ocaee toe

7 oF a a ae Hickors } Stake 1 YEAR OLD 3 BEDROOM be as $219 complete ins ale riser — Furniture Gras = mile west eat AG 7008 M39 ae Pontiac tlict & Tine. = Reiie A eee ee De N sonventent 7 peter ats A 5-601 flasks — Gun = Bis = at 6. r , Coviivicte i Pek det or a es {on tata: left & fo.la 8S oe see location Ot) ent ‘DOUBLE BED : 96011. Write ‘Pontiac Pri te Bo & Silver REBUIL 1 BATE RIBS ; W Hee Peete selectio: is he ! JuR oO BALes Topete de fen, 29 bord Pickup eS a See erate ea _abrings & matt WITH BOX! ress Box 11 Fiveucliverpaisiie. mag $5.95. | ae ee es mere a! ° — ; peed “ ere, count for land ENTIRE ress, FE 2/2903 _ Televi ision & a PE _8-1516 2 5. Saginaw St aie mode) (ied rte es Fiber transniussion” | other property equity in map E HOME OF - CUSHM a Sa Radios 57B_ a mo trade mye) ean i UR UR RES erglas 85 A = r 1 ‘ irniture 81 MAN 17° A {oR - se SS ; _bed & m! e Simmors b 7 = SPE Ry b H Z BOAT ; Soe he . ae ia UE T, R eal tar El eo EE items Pe pase ie laws oe hae, 1 YR" OL D. cy fe) ul ena SOM : * _ _ caps ur ‘4 Weis i ‘ » tr act ue " ith Cai Evenings “Ul 830 | LECTRODAY, STOVE, 00D Pees Appliances. #361" — Mule Hide A Mobile Hom wo bee Faee vig nermins ule vg bxah cs % a Tipu Se tore SERVICE ELECTRIC clots 693 2 For Sis ip week riGn < Ob e ‘e n nes 7 i MY ; E FOR 30/5 F good condi HES DRYER. ie Mi er acking Fangea = or Sal a ouse trailer, FE 2-075 Corr, le, Comes. RY ER) scellanedus 60 ~~ 9 50—M, ’ c Airplanes 86 Tt == = t c range SSCOESEE i Cash & mo. || LES es : a ae SEDAN GOOD CON Soe seraret sypapciers ioe ce TRAILER WITH TOP. Mee Gee Gauue wee aoe _ 3 . ~ sh) CESSANA (as NAR OUINT PER ; iick sedan no tl E ¢ $20.08 PE 35-1243 : 1 1x3 stripping 2c lin’ ft. : . 4301 Dixie High : fet OR Velde” ER a ek CRUMP Fe cent GALVANIZED BIPE ea RE We mcteping, te lin ft “T knew there was somethi : Open oy see” AERORCA CHIEF 83 HP” ap - 9 o ELEC a = nts per ft 1 “73%, Clear W , : He ; ernin, i fi : ays a Wee Stape oR ope seoee : : 9000 B 3465 At CCTRIC : tn 2h SEC __. Bbc Ep SHE S Wear $4 aho : Al - r : Pa D ay therm TU GAs’ SPACE HEATER ce Auburn aes galvanized pipe, ee lengths, 2. Gear W pe, ‘basebrd fe im ft... + ae a dress exactly | it Rer I didn't likens ue STREAM LIGR EWE IG u peciom ol: at tail ranch caoinet rea eee ade fo? fs ee UL 23000” A ao ft ienghts iss eh ft. Clear W pine exe anne Mec lin ft + = — aie ike Maine!" Stn ¢ ie Gut transportation Ottered 87 -OARL ee sell a -AMOUS a pe igth) . soll pt 15 tb ing & : a _ — ea Ns ob ett cscroy ORD, RNITTTSG MACHINE pe ee eet age tae Salle N pe = See them and ge! CARS FOR P ee AND at CAS a WASHTUB ON® STAND ere Aweaters in ee af « mig west of Airport 7005 SUBJECT gaerty “ sale : Ausical Goods 62 E : 7 d : 5 i “pt ; i i a) oe! PHIA ANIL Fersien « Sports Cars 908 ae jugs Never .. > me minutes Piice $41 a stole LAAALt ALUMI UeEe SALE: | : or Sale P enit Rey i i sau el ige - id s .newriter,. furniture. used = For a Week Michiga © $4095 $150 Insta’) no NUM SIDING — ls PAN AMERICA - nS ae ets 09 hy Caravacs an ; ——T aT Sp neaaaaae a om, 2.3118 iture or witli sell 143 Oakland A n Sewing Center Save a Wo al cow winter N CORNET FOR salk : 4 ENGIN _ CEs sTocK : eeu . = E : Derter ti prices 7 FE 22609 . 45 RRGIST . lk OR R = - Cait 1 ALRIIN Or arene ee Fees ee Fibbeens ie FE 33331 Ate ee ol, cont eS ial DGISTERED ENGL! eA ORE NU BEDE alitornia bss ER 10 { sporte at DUNT OP — CONSOLE RADIO PHONOGRAPI TEZERS - im storm nt on fuel | SMALL A = NGLISH POINTE. tajer FE & Suk DRM ; 0 Hava ; “porte ard ant te = % Q UPRI S s and : PT PIANC _— puppies : INTER : F Liason Fe fees 7 a 808 U0 mes liqgue f: ie Boe oH ope pl aie Mees Boy PAM’ mn SOF VAL ist’ pym. reo. Tae { ' ons IANO $398, “NOW _©8! acer ie sid Vi s+ sow iS THE TINE . ro # dancin ; - eae a6 4 arob cme ee es oe : i 5; ine $1405 while th Cone. . ym. |= ; ae THF om a wacMHANUARY. TH” TRAVING pos CASH eee clone rvs Fittres orders me ee a No Tey Rochester Ras CL 2-4900 le47 R O lig k Q ALLAGIIER THOROUGHBRED GERMAN fe at sane ¢ Ke eee For Korei oe ron FE 8.0424 ° cecorders TAPE. scent, 39 higan ns ph e lea47 Ha . uron : i PUPPIES’ we tha sibaugh aeseeces’ CE n Working <9 asoe ae Y Orenard Lane a PyeL OIL “TANKS GOOD 1-662 Rewween W itoeee oe Laker: PIANO TUNING-OSC 7 FE 40566 | — oN es pelts fe es « Tesgences FE g Sports Cars 90B a = yes 367 “SALE ition, will ; D CON- ‘e,and Pentiac | ——— E25 “SCHMIDE PE, 4-2888 ANY TIM alga S GOING . s7 OV ae 2 a ee BOR “CLOTHES- DRY. trie ateve ren ELEC. | - ecas “USED 5 CEM NT A Phéne Market 4-108. Pp a Ae THOR OUGHARE D TON oi LIE owe (Oo GGT 00 Looe HAE Wane ne ace SUN. ROOF ' — « - ES oc i. + S5-6ROH ears wo Oil 1 ve REGAL LON CLOTHE ORY. epeliche SEROM BEATE die Sn on wate 2 as Ee Take aM OW REY | mene sore m tee le oe rae SE she OF acreage wanted se ene Ree coe nat peorm ATE. gixc 233 FE So eo ceere : = 216 ORGAN | Teiscen EDY. MALE RF FG. COACH SAL ra VY Wanint aa ee on RS - ua aie or small piece Call 3Un for latge. desk hairs 14° TV es HO Bou PIPES aevi = red Excellent i. ea reesonable Ui) 2% = fi Ais iene ae $20 CAS en _.. 10\€ VOLKSWAGEN eo eae niper 8-0455 esk vanity . Wairtcona | o™e Pum $ FT. $379 3 a Rs “condi on. gay 4 Aaya! : ME, 4am SH FOR iw SWAGEN, §I'N ROO we raB —= 5 4-26 _ ainett : i9 ; S o thia one @ plenty reine «ened (© an IN “ e new F, re ABUE! FISH SANT TE po FREI ER, RS ana 172.8 Sag Ricarmiwo BUPPIY fies nay SPECIALS Come ‘in. sand near We lene 2 Dogs Trained, ‘Boarded. 70 OXF OF 5 eM Oo ™ 1934 VOLK ain saw FE 8-2 ade for. avalable — ALL = = 20x2 FE 5-2 ec Wate al $40 0 6 iew 195) mode. eo ~ DD + "“Teeap c So FOR JU NK OLKSWAGEN VF x a 8-2 Ch 1ODELS x20 TARP - 2100 ON er heater 52 8° Electric Conn Minuette p Carr FF AND 2D: Sedan. : SWAP —- se EUITY {N “A Sec ans pices Teammne le Koen! tos0 F 6 a ee aoe TAR ae ete necro | - MORRIS MES] ‘ ae gars Boarorp PY 2.4708 T 1} ii 2p ae ze ehh les DR : edrm. GIoh < avisburg MA 5 ppil-* 50 Ford part 0, other Panairt a. . Mi Se BEioes 8 Telegrap : A I] tC ASTT. - aa : good used ome Yor & GAS z g MA 5-601 4 ts. Gas ra esq ft $175 00 ; _8_Telegraph ae ia) cy 4 ea oe eee aS, Bay eR (Goon CONDITION o oe. ae Spm On Nex) No 9 Osk Noories oo Es a Hay, Grain & Feed “71 shail RARDE tune “oro Vk TACK ~.tn continental en TRUCK: _1060 W_ Huron unre Flectrie Co | lined heh 10 YEAR GLASS New 3 ft outs: - 7300 Acrpas from Te.H. ios _ S SAL ES 2 usc at Pike SAI ES cn ; . es OR 3-6818 por pick-up __chatr. Te ON ee ARM $60 95 ee ey Sale heater $7 gol, vie & i 6 7 Pe. | 4G Aas a abi ses ch HAY STFW ART OPSE RAL i ’ 3 = < MALL 2 BLOCK SAW-MIL GAS RAN 2-0029 west of Atr ( M58: %< VOL wa ~~ Bs : SIC Ch : AND 23ND HAY STRAW HOST aa3 NTIO! ; ee wt “will trade tor on a ieee ee ob tas GOOD CONDITION, ae ee ELEC a can et or) RINE EE ne yatiae oe ceinered MA soca, * . ae IF YN! ‘nan “Mane at caine LL TRADE MY $2500 EK eG 0 gal auto $6096. : BER _ rench Provincial desi _planc, IND CUT TING te 40: ec eae wlan Wace 1 ie at Pontier Tr y : E nEr ee Cab «:! gas heater , 7209 5 iR MIRA yovincial dest . Straw : rT TING Ha¥ mal es Qa « < A lak a house for late $2300 EQUITY : RIG $25 sinks a fitt $49.95 20 5 Paddock IRACLE MILE Bm $425 manure & We : oF Fert Cali to ap MA €61! 23342 model car CL FE °-8331 _ . Laundry tr {tings $5795 w STPEL Side FE 2-97 Piano tuuine — BAZAAR AREA liver Pn FE ee We de ert huis Et “| . es v ¢ F < JUNIOR D : cets Ue pane. re , STFEL DRIVEWAY Gt “TR uibg — organ re Le Ra E 822 17) Scot a one S PIk< 1! or ‘Sale Cars RIL! TR 1 TN ING! ROO ae 12” Cor AY CULV - PHONE FE 2-492 Pair sae Beans ye me 91 RADE OY TRE ae ai aerre gANe,Mewmx, uReNET 1 atin Sale St quipm AL TYPES on astm 781) C5 ro ses WE an eee so, 6 Black Rose B ng cand LARGE + A BE South Saginaw st TER COLORS — eHAbEs ore qui m call ee rfiawi orale Me , 4 : AY Sap Ge : evs Make offer eM 3.2521 chick- GFE CRIB | AND ~ BEAUTIFU!, BIN MORTAR COLO — 18 SHADES ~~ p ent 64 Mo deliver OA & a and oats % TS fi Stag [ine Bore OF ee 3-2521 rand new MATTRESS machin : GER sEwina %%* F RS — 58 G MIX 178 - Ls \ ( [|b Sos ee ; ‘Ne ear WATER SOFTENERS T = niture, $1595 Peat S. pe ie Take up pa ING B jue Lining HADES | ree 8HOW CAS NED HAY $0 CE - lew Te a ' Cs Cyr! Rye .. Senor swap OR 32360. RENT 17, AT Orchard "Lake Ave 3230 Capito pay. bal 2 $18. alae cnet $129 Ee | waitin eet mE LONG 2081 jos TS BALE “ V1 Makes —- V4 Mode’ Right at. CNTR DREGUITS NINE LINOLE LF apito. PE 44507 of net ieanout coors 125 sk, TYPEWRITER STRAW Wine 2 ' ; e bane ‘ WERE Pav? es room ele a IN 2-BED-. 12x1 t M, 9x12 $3.95 “woken SFT. OF WOO. Manboie wi and Dutch ot Fey pittites Fi FE Sa SAC thet FF ALFS sho 1 DE- Bes ee shes TAP 393 Orchard b AWAY TH a= 4 betters Wer us 1 | AGE ( varrayase : Ford Fairiar : ator pm AL t 1@ port na ei aviomallc ‘M38: OR - 6s d Lake ring tt in for AT GUN aowmenj2 1 bull reli after =e Soy Waal mniitity Niote Fa Fordomat lane convertipie V e jAao Orchard l be batt vorlabie TV c Washers ANC +7 “002 S8FLI ————— repair new sights or n 23. : rey ete a i VOR os ile atic pawep at i s rapy® BL Lake Ave ROY 3 RE $89 ; HOR : LING OUP | now. Brow egnee nD ee sr a SPD Peat rR ON Ft RURM AT FAS at, o healer an eering, 1h aby $ BLACK FUR ©OaT 96 Oakland ne ACE cet PARTS No money 4 Fy NCE’ S aber) of hardware COMPLETE sport Pistols, Biante, 6 guns 5 Pi ocee BASE IN aie Son ae c ; oar = ee fas! BiVvD aicton Above average con. . a condition) site 36 FR _FE?2-4021 FREE. recone FHA approved [Bogie All sales Pes lumber), Tae ee Lyman he eo Papen Ra Hl day Cals 14409 i at - : ° 1248 ~ VAT bs . : —— BEEF TEs FFE Bogie Lake Ra E ial oat) 66320 us . Come out » I earn as ; Po fs Uh gah a iy yeeryet Ne Ar | see! [Norge $28 11 S185 cETaNa PORK — HALF THE eAieation Ae cuir DRYER Goce 2 Shoat FEEDER Pics Pos D Sones ! ee eee ee __NEW_ BRIDAL Acta ‘leu ft refri $69 Beic rs. Opdyke Mkt ND RED § ION ARMY | \ PER 15210 Koi! on - FR shica wero Es : op es eo sald Bias 1 ven! — \I. 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TV SET 110 CENTE |Gas paren ey * v138 BOTTLE GAS HOT ee "| then 18 PR «2629 inch x Re eer + Towil Ace sing ES Peace °T C1 Ba stairs Pontiac cE R ST. UP. GAS R 30 Inch er. 30 gal., ATER HEAT. \N'or } ¢ {at beedie wor ies ede Muto s O:cliard AVIAN ‘ ane ss Pewee ‘ by a eae ears | ANGES, Apartment size a8 * | BABY Sieae OR _3-4333._ ~ Wood Closet Doors Bee (yy cupren: tere orn Se eee ne Boe pee cot) palter Space 7” ~ EGS dat RES aR Shar Fo ny pace chair sock> Suite) Good HOUSEKEEPING | ie. $25. Resting tren 8 “AND * four erea’ss birch t Doors: parr eT _ = pas $150 BUSHFL- & t NCRICRG : ‘ dar ave 34 VICK ct ae ce Bazi9 z bt :& band an, U Of Pontia SHOP in, $8 MY red brfold t ganr and|t ‘am : LE - _ “Open = A 7 I sweet cider Ho Pp . He Huts MOR Gre StRer ¥ RA&H Poe 5330 after 6 vacuums 31_W_ HURON ontiac BEAUTIFU z ype doors. At our | m-!pm Close 8 ars. chards 8469 Orch mertead (jr lage Toe finest *, a) f oViT ee Ing “ ant mental kit 3s Se Pe OIL HEATER BRARG we Tee econ ocean ue | BERRY DO ; seen r mara a pm. GLACKMORE Panu APR hs eee ee CHE RC 5 coeMen ake a ipav mena! e 2 step el CORNER tap. Coleman's. meio BRAND —wew| Frectleally les coer) INE’ (371 8 Paddock OR SAI:FES | Sand, Gravel & Dirt sur ts PrAees, Are FS wear Opayie rr sane 81! OAKT AND V ROTI” ie ai — “PE B8as0 eellent cond lamps. Ex- sizes, MA 53-6011 OW cost Aa a 7645 “Highl BD st $100 sell WOO! FE ee 66 ie = OL 1 8489 ous Suver- NSIDE CITY LIM 1! ve AVE ! rs . ne 2 DR HAR 1 3841 : $30 for ell FE NEW CO: mile wee and Rd ‘(M59 i D AND ALUMI 23-0203 = “Ss: —— ee Sia an Jt 2 BrocKs JUNK & USED 4847 » thia before ro DTOP ‘ TTON M | t_of Oxbow L - 1) nation 4 MINGM CO A) TOP sor. —— ale Fa Co is stop Pontiac up se ane frp PIC Ateering & u bay Power ) PC BE Dresse ATTRESS BATHROO ake is ca pal MBI fil! .. SAND, GR = om Equi ah Pere FE: Trailer vice UP iCK ers 6 brakes piastte DROOM .B r a os) os to M FIXTURES windows i & black dirt : AVEL. ee pment 76 OXFOR cS 5-6902 Tor - UR Roval fastle cov: plete Lightweod_ | com. Breaktast set Wn Kitchen, oi! and ¢ younos.) REN $2) | __cavating t Bulldoring ¢ os ORD MORITE PRICE FOR i == spate ever Master ees 0 FE GOM Electric. range 7 LOR and gas fu cov “Lt aS g bacements OR x- on 50 nOrk thove @h MANOR FO a oma CARE © c Lis er on, 18,000 2 CHIFFEROBES. Gl pease cori ho A water and races ATRER | A-) TOP IR _3 b E PRICE : io want the Rap: e hard : ant Tell fran : ae tomati steam boi! w CO. sOIL CR < a rand new BUYs a 16 246 best @onag TOP 5 > 5.pe8} m few $1 $25. 1 yellow, ee bb GREEN. art ger sewing mech! $15 = ie water bh iers, ORK BFENCHI a sand. USHED 8TON a.) chain saw Ore x4 ement pati } CASH $88 FO = = after § M — _yellow $10 OR 3-8220 burner ine Aiea eG eater bard. | ~ thick ES «2° WIDE 7 gravel. fill L E, Miler G a7 Ee ie wae 30 oneal a, ui mip R ANY MAKRF 86 BUIC Ape ses 4 PIECE SII Vi Rollaway , and ule ical supplies ' ck «Maple IDE 9,7 | —"E 8)12 0 yle Conklin, | Puipment arden and 1. let Re Ga be e0% vie any shape of eonitt : BUICK SPEC : : ae CEN GRAY ee Rey “ TEBCOCE ART) A ees Kapha ieee hinck | finlaiee wae 3 Mt ce Alteyay,, CRUSHED a tae = 2s ming Sie ea) oodeane Pannite pe = nA Bag Oran Used Care 22 Aunurn Seay Sia SONe Tr Se ned Large cheit ie tT. bookcase E RUY Aint and § owe Bros.’ e new $1 can be. _¢*! Ear! Ho D GRAV ngham Phon be) Bir courh MY KF TRA “4 ippedt New erlon : A for $89 50 venity lam SELL & EXCHAN HE uper Kemtore ~ ianing ft Also SO and.up Fr oward EM 3-051. ~ flan hav me MI ¢6053 W te. ¥Y Dasit F* ILER 4 martihiy par he top 31385 Pears Pay on! 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ME ROCUR : ! f ee ‘0 : 3 Phone UL 21i ulger Washer 2 $20. ; dl tath tion engines f | td. FR 28282 PRICE =e PONTIAC 2 . 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SINGER ELECTRIC SEWING m i ew m a mh cul ae . Bos : os iis 1 ? : a po A) Gib GD = Esp cline te ec aS aewitc Wa) bere: ns aot ahs Monies im FES pele WOOD. FIREPI ea = (| iat ny. duc dabe eo eee For Sale Ti Por ton lee Motor Sate He a ee D tons. eS a sp eS NCE! aes a mente: @ i: zag Take puotien veries Ren Gatics = ic ‘ameras, E M2. | Pe aes pane oi | Moue wcl pe re LeU = - Sale Tires ry ee Pee ae Hee Ey ! ‘ . OATS USP CARS r 8 pb ——— | = s H bl " ; + ¢ - « r chee ches 1 ie eee CXpital oe Tigtsconee hahah ae (ulin on) igs WITH ; ane ‘quipment 61 A anne : | MICHIGAN cain ae At URED TIRER $1 50 PLE Ital s Se Saginas PE 4 1 ae etc OL 1-0 rawer SOFA 83856 . ¢ cond OA 2p a ~ F) DISTRIBUTORS eat octet, Mle Lee core oO ee ‘ 3) CHEV - RA ADP Lae Eee > CONVERTS TO — : RAPRIC COMP . Plants 1s Hemingss ae “Tat mene Dee eres . FE al prices Fieeeace oa: abet dees see 9 value Ede DOLL CRADLES AND DOLL BEDS here oA Robomatic MPLETE. 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Ige deer REFRIGERA Cutts A vacuum $14.95, T, “ AFM _ WE BUY 8! ixom 1, Michigan irsery KING, BI beaded | SHAN NEW TITS Dion) Tiainy 49 CADITLAG 2 DR. RAR | fen, orcs oo freeze” auto de- ppl OR 3-9702 “perms FURNACES WHO! a : rai UY SELL & TRI bigen | Dand: Representative row ' YC) Ey oon Getiersl Safety Tien TO ee 2.4385 MI ©1931 7 DR. Raw $1356 viet Tange. balance be igidainar see CONSOLE AND ATTACH PA mene te ATE GAS | Eppert's Camere ue Pret ane Ral Treed. rR 40% tj? Perey trea off “Biav« 91 nae cue Can EN cx - : aMy per wk Tak Jtke new rqund- “ARM ER ECT ns ee _ron St rs Beer 61 W : EM 3.3128 rete $11) Lt Phraya 1 © —— Sa FE 2.0% AUTOMATH 1 GQ ae ore me bobbin < ‘ RESET MEATS | St. FR 5-6615 Hu. 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BLOND “COCR ER _Bachester perl TRACTION Coen _ ea ST IMPERIAL CROW matie riec i 4@ IN GE AUTO eae eee 1 OF AN Polish Sausage oT conte fans re Ae eeaict pee ekg oe SPANiEA weet ORE “TNE BGI Pee Moe INT/I WD REST CAR $500 CARH 91 = bat le Meaaden cosine Onir $03 - ike new. Cost iy refi ul reed organ, iver : 4 lb reduced : goa home. Cal jve free) wit $. Toto. powe i T WOVE AR i de a + Chevie i rade bae iv equipped tne iNE- 1321 Pr : nisbed sma leve- Fresh hb 3 lbs $1 00. GAL és Call. after ith snow blow r hande tk i ‘aiers EM 14 ymoulh Ne hi} power Itc 4 inriuding ep ‘ emont ning table 8 iL round oak eee LAG HE 18m 6 FEL Jen bi ower and mp SIS y tet eee only 3 came to ue _ hoolm aster’ ‘J OPDY k &9-cents Ib, | 18 ee Lins 6 BOS ae i ri hiewer Eve 19m KV ick <1bOR! NW 000° mile< with a pine Boston a Ee CG DYRI- 4 9k Huron TON TERRIFR BTUD CHAMP | _ 8 Li ne Bast pmen: wee Sin anted L ey ot A-1 SPF i TALS | jamp. 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RTON Tay peccthad ad $140 new aCORNET, ._ FE 35-0078 for Quick saie D bie hw ay ; r Sale Motorcycles 83 f Lae uty. nees of ure and - i frige racic — phofic b enrrdale Aub 2 me DORERMAN PIN&CH ; raxton Fl ; * 0 : $ < UsSrpD TRE 7595 Visit ew — NEW aU “FT i erator. gas graph, Re-| KIMBALL aburn Heights AN PINSCHER 6 MO: ae -, tall re CK PARTS. bargains trade dept. for pf ata AD 46420 Sacrifice, FE | Wondertu ele a ire ) PIANO ise ‘Coe. registered. Cait ee, a ery bridav .....7 pm I ISO! Si We! latte MOTOR BALES _ , FORD ee — Le 1 wa ; aa ss so Deg “s oy) eta ae : ES pact We wee MONTES TO PaY \ wary YE-IN DEPT. | ‘Ca _ (1 SET _OF DPT Mi 48420 ENGLIGM PONT? : every Saturday ...2 pon wine per cent daca Avs _ FE 603 eaudin, tan HARDTOP . well or trade Copper tab a i G mn En FEMALE 1 A < Yooe.4 fu f Mar e & woite Sih premans a: Come out A gas comer : vs | a | eon | nie AL LAG STE Re S no. _ $28 OA ena ALE 11 less ery Sunday : i ie fee Davidse for Sale. 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ES Double ful key bonrd. 25 a Sane! 183 enter aoe s te pore wal T hese a lot of | eu we BICRCLE sons | ise TOR CHEVER PICEP | Sear HARDTOP with radia ; ts Rochester. enken | Pea ia FE 41 7 Spedala : wd eG ous omerchandis ' pele $26 OR ‘gj 8473 _MArke 1CKUP cater powergiide A Hitt PD AND NEW ADE GAS RANG 1.1 ae ‘uae “MIRACLE MILE. BAEZAA PELE Ax 109 orm) tins a nine ta | mR yor ca et 42280 _ & tite jewel.” Rodeway SOF x BEDS. ws! ae range, GE FOR Eikc WATER HEATERS 0 Gat me sa Soa nae Pomereeins epee AnD Love i ra eet, sunday Aes | _ Boats & Accessories _ 85. Baty % TON STARE 82 $1295 . at Pe S : - ONE PE a rp i bight Po a a nerspring ae trhmes, $8.90. fo | Used T = tren mireee Sar value 430 8S ap. aieatd Em WD wibeail : at roy ls ries prizes | 10 HP Wiz ee ea | 61 Fond Tox N WRECK aEDAe Coe cusTOM Povamattreege, a3 fo) Bea a rade-In Dept. litte more oy et ee heate: jena . tte groves, PANO IN AEA. pinpereg eB ave —") SU N SAL, FS oor offer UL 1 yaa ENUINE | Res ER Ai) whise ee DOCn e heater, au ar electric off ae cs an ' $985 Me v firth °8446 Cay AR rT iy Digie Hien rr ORY ee MC YL TON . transmission a Lake At ri ers at te and Bott Term zB others Be P . new _ Cages. 59; a TALK MA 4134 Why (Near Mi M NABOLT M : 23 PICKER, Fie < 5 “ : trem, ott {Ws _ FE 73-4078 41 4 uy ark TA m EreuUny <“- 490 Dilys 4 a rrifie fleece a Up PREINGES! se ptea ee A F ar A tri sone, engers | Pagrenrat me oveerg ie, Sra See Pe peers fae Be cere nore) MET anc tic | washer and poo GS FELLED G AmAREETS See aus meee tae tistouTe TA RCHIFF z : qa “pep < CA es tas tag. Con- Morir Fo CONVERT Qeste Re Aa : m ¢ chairs ae 4 Th ye *LEF ne M AE 17 nin Al LAGHER'S a 3 RA chow” desired, 1. PP oeree| roverty jf - DROJAN uber coo ‘Y Le a equipped and Msc bagged ee. ae i> on bata coeds ne alt ae azon rE . ECONOM , dreds of © t oF U Ip i __Matche: Sraee’s Ri KG VARY t@ AT _ Sot Alwate ’ BALE Sogn zs : * MY | Shpaee. trem 3 late thi ETO GOL in. Se 1\® meas 4. Ur 92000 XFORD. or eoMeUS BALE 1 = ire Mickoued ce win Service : _MA 4-15 ‘ $805 — : rE 201m oF or rue. a Pa mgs yo pelt acting Pe: Mt ice ee Hep Bivd he OMG P f < chard La. Ave. ve Barer ure got us | fo PA MOTT wt. 102.98 Open sun FE 4637 she ANEL TRUCK. F = Faw through Cla ssited” ed Ada iE, 2 AOCTONEER, anh * Loe i, re MINSON MOTOR: = 6 ; eRe Owger FE “eae | wil son ‘Pentiae -Cadtilac ie 7. iP ore TYLER sate be nae Saroran boats eng 6 E ANS W ERX- ys besa + es 5-5974 | jaa 4 TION BALE WILE i Pahlilad ee FOR ator trasigrs POUR P #O4 0 Nw ee os wrauu = vee permite, A ey Sf ie iW PROBLREAL: : ow fs : ee ENS YARIS | SUPrLiES arit. Ads ! To «ell. r W ke Ave. ent, war ire, it rau £2 > “8181, | iB JNA YS f a + i ‘Bham _ MY 4.1950. a i : . G . . = ee = = f “Fr : : “ : PMA ‘ | “ THE PONTIAC 25 heh F RID AY, JANU ARY 9, 1959 —_ ; , - b] Ton 4 is Z ee - «THIRTY-TWO 7S = wots = : ee ee : oe “a : ; ‘ . : = ey my : 91 ag ] | Ria h — For SaleCars — 91_—For Sale Cars 91| For Sale Cars : | S S our Daal Is Right . . sil ie ee ~! a= = : . “ 2 . to. ; | LATE ‘53 PLYMOUTH. I goog = eS 3 « = AT : hi , 2 oC ford tudor, radio and heater running condition, Paone MY . ot igsg F . . ime OGe You can buy this ene oe nee 24371 a sees 4 ; : ng dewn Our stoes No 105 On'y : ro : : : A ToB sh BARGAINS: . . 8) uy ‘36 OLDS = $96 = : T Be Ee 3 AS A FLEA CIRCU A Pp ort eV. neers op iti : - , a0 Chrysler 2. 0. csvees- So ee ~ Hunter Bivd at S Woodward Ave +5, Dodge $198 . ; eee "|| MOTORS INCORPORATED wim 1 | Sales cece sen LAWREN( : ontiac ene RANCH WAGON 1955 FORD V-s oe . BI IT : 1995 Chestpiet 2 dr Ortginoi green padi io & t neater: at! ss Sime MOTOR SALES. ae x YOUR 4 “fimsh Heater Low down pym ae thy peyments NE on 21 W Montcalm oy 18.8 Pontiac Btarctuef € dt eu Ve 4 vmer “eid PONTIAC 1985, 4-DOOR” #7 \\ x top Loaded with extrassOfficta’’s ae som =dowe perment ct void fio and heater, hydramstic ory J . P VY C} BG / : / / tae oa ROO s Sho GG ee Birminguam Rambler 664 8 Wood inal owner, price $850 mee “ay BI = -LO W- fois Wacol ade keen vie (oer! Sit 6 3sed tao) PONTIAC CATALINA a ~ NO. 448 z ¢ mens of $AAL we ae a aye ie ; (PS TAA No ke Sy FORD . RIEFLF 7 FORA CONVERT 11.060 ’ ; J ; , py. Alto = {es : ! 5 : Keegs Hon EROS 62040 Giicce cote) S1OU Cash & lake over Yuur chaice fur pny a6 4DOOR HARDTOP cS teh conden "Shy : CH EN ROL! T 4 oor Customling V-8 Radio ‘ , te : see ' » 4 ? rts ealer ; = \ ; aD Pa OMe n pate ee SCHOO! “ She = ARCHIE! 2 door deiune V8 Powergiie. oases SOAS STOCK NO 221 Tu-tone White over Blue 1958 Buick Esta 1955 Chevrolet Be S r ir )e58 (MO y- any Spe ee . . Rene eee ; Facies zl _ Ral a4 a eas * acd geen has Giomi condition lad bk. ttt ttle al EE tgp dh het LE te ob ~_ : Ta ~ Wagon. Its something to ride home about. ———— Se ere ee tiv Tine ; ST PANANERT? a L-gw e! NO 455 0 ot sone eT MPINKEL 46 MILES PRR . \ hay Ae . S97 CHEVROLE ‘ 2 : . { yr AL AL : . ae Mt : 2 oe GAL ABSOLULELY NO MONEY erp oak id Is Pir xt 0 453 v. Se Nor thy Ch aN d a ae Be. eee Dip A oe Nii eanine ile CONVERTIBLE new ten new brakes, SQ CULV Re | 1. |} f dost oe pastel Eee Radio, 2 “SAS va. | Ca *redil M Ty _ : u ee rere . etch = eee Ps . . eo wt hve Parke wt M14 7000 Harold Var Cues ree pce & ee stn baa $1605 a ister a’ Pe age Her Magy - } é : biesl ; 5 fi i ; u ie ' , SFr - tranomi:acen 1 snape ste wale : . : Ro wugram OO ot BMW Ise JtA A REAL GaAs i: MINDSOR SEDAN ealemacic Ganomiaen Al snap Bu. i &219§ : i Ror eT STOCK NO. 190. Tu-tone Garnet Red over White 1957 Buick ’ . . Rarer 46 mies pet gailor A Tite cunverliee power atre . areal "35 el i NO. : , er RAH ABSUr oy ME eee Corgan Matas ee ee as i , Be! an 4 door ei auor wa on 4 Door Hardtop. It puts the rave in travel. pe ee ae ee an RL ARCHIFR, CATALINA COLTR pulomatic tranems« ; i 458 Sold black Whitewall 8, 4 Dh ReH gone ‘per tut « foe peas red lowibed Wiki OAS ae y fy 4 fee te Iie i | . | Powerglide R& recone a. eS : ae A@ (oleate 2 ar setiws = _* Deluxe giidcor seaan RH tioned. Ome owner. Like new . - . j id apy t . elux ite lan R & fs se . z Herod ‘turner Far Wee MP CUR SHARE OR! OM eee eet sien, wegen Blue LACS aN x SOE “STRO5 ST CHEVY :te9 2? DR P SPER pUBH loa re Geol Sirens hae a ae wit pow ‘4 vn BETAS jeady tn go “ 6 : £ = = nnn (in € Po pice Radio beater extra oni 92w5 : Ati (Coe foc We com or . . . : NO 462 ME Ew stratnmcre A Pat ERS UU vy Ce bene No a “35 MERCURY -. » ingel oT MEV IE BFL. ale Com Beare Neinor 9 HOM GUESS A Os " ink PUAN sane okey FH BL IK 5 Montclair 2 door Hardtop STOCK NO "m5 1985 Buick 4 Door Sedan No gingerbread ert Stta ght eta WEW 6 he 150 AJ | jee ey File PREM Cee eA At 4 On & } afi « s Euner €@ dnor Power : eo Serer 2 Raginaw FRAG - ‘cee ie MERCLKY 31 ¢ DOOR MERGE - 1 dStceit ; ee 7 DS aol is, © Pat ie $i> FB & oes RA ontineria’s fran 6 AO . — . = 2 4. See eeret Biacacne 3 de: - 5s MEHO ERY MON TF REY HART? fea tomrsin gar nardteps : 4 ee 7 , ‘ He af x @ pa! &c'> end op comvert FR »- 440} : aoe covert wits . ve . we reate;, A one owner epee: a) CF ie) HAMBULPP BTATION WAGGN a ls a ie eee + 106 A ee eee Ro. 630 Prees at on: PAM ARBODUTELY No Mar ee “_. wigs : : a FY POWN Ascuime payments af ee ig rants rie _ - . 5146 mo Cal Creat yr Mt 18 emir icualltys yi Oe y LOX VEPRHPAD LOCATION ; - Nort 7 Chey Perks at MI 467308 Maroid. paoi$) “ . | x c ; AY . M } . ; \, OT LU ars turner Foe 100) Ford Jar harley Palcane i sods sha aleve ON Y + ue UT = woe : at 8 Woeneare ave OLDSMORILS, 1956 WUPRR a8 2 i ee NI rod way at Sh aat 5 olt INL . N 1 ser B te TT ee in aeiienl Ema heater = 10) Fort 64: Laritop Parace : ae : ? “LEV AR Roafagiam : eens eve fin we bot OMA “00 nes MY ©) 5) 227 | (OS IE Ni WN Be JULEN AR D 7 Oakland C omnitys a Volume Buick (Dealer Lids ie, [05a Fard 1 tt le \ 2 + . 5) ° € = — LA ba ee we, ba ee ied OL DAMOBIL Fee SPDDAN HY Me i E : : : ra 7 f Fait row PEPPY, Bee NORTH ro M-24 THE. BARGAIN ® we = a ~ DRA RAH ABSOLUTE EY No We Rora Vv . er att (© : {ho } ; : AON = MONEY DOWN A-Uime par t0rt Port sagen Ci Pd M-24 qt Shad TON BOLLEVARD BO ie Aes bE 2-901 210 ORck ARD D LAKE AT FE. . 4 ‘ auf gla mr fa Wore ey a y , UD OPS TE TLS, RBCS ‘ 1 Nan = a “Som 9592 a cal = at Mr eras a Ml & a i idler wy ry . ( 5 = : Z Hoe ; “We have a very foo selection nf Harold Dirner Bats re a am ia ie ie Voce an MY <— ] 46] A i ford, h z oO; Se a — an 7 . : = i. * 45 tat = Me ZA = ee a a Wes BMS ns mace Oe ORR PT AT Hee tet conve v 34s re pera : or ia 2 ee eee : sof Full power A beauty 2 #10 Cadiiiac ald “ | cep oe sie ¥ cou Hues Jlobneot MY 4.3804 Wod Halek parclog . & o45 = = owe " i ae claves wT IMPALA 8e) OA Da Rta ROWER sso : MPI ie ( RY = . - a | — 7 : Mn god Fu . aniinved meret | OR 16610 Atter # Pb 6 aA 1058 Demes Juice Guie wandinge Pe - " ; cond, Best offer teats GM Bog 8) OLDSMORICM ae Hr MALL gy : 100 2 . j neer Of. 21201 AYoore & wine . : Mtl Meroioy @eir We By ee! Ss Ol j re ee . - ‘ ~ 1 i ' Ui { : bi eee , JAGUAR CLASSIC SPORT ROAD Oat ome . nl es Meno, oe ml rads i : : = ae ee age a ° nee ae Air m: ates Haiihier G66 M Wool 2 Hipike ehpice Ch ‘S = = ~ uw ‘ : wel Milf twan “Vea Mbercuiy Manievets hi 3 ‘ 8 CHEV STATION WAGOrY: sk iD A ionn . £46 TI | | , - see WAH EOC e TO) Si Rrock wood @ Paaay nee ae eee poh os WAND fon face lee TN ee iy) fare tiple Oe HSE (OMRS JPR IGD Tee) Sede |e. VY epeed R&M MAyfal: ; ail FE 6 tara 1 Mercure @atr het Jee 5 ENA - : be . 34 CHEVROLET BFL AIR CON Poet eagle = 135 Mercusy canvertble $94 ltiESt. PRICES GOOD SAT, JAN. 10) ONLY : = - vertible. power steering & brake: T RC yh A} COTS SI eae t = ‘ : AND BE adio heater ell bimck lke new sil WA ee tn erator snoks ( 4 usr D «¢ ie SARS ete eee ee 25 hy oe a By ali, 6 fa hcowale 11, ANE -v ; i . ; " ; bib pon : OU GNUa iene ne aoe / THAN CHER ae ; ; . ; ne _ $1150 a : GE CIR ‘ WA Chiresiey New Yurker | Sil : OF AVAILABIF NOW HA? es : 5 ; ? Bs ee 1 C nee “SspoOs Ao RINE: (CAT wis , ton eet. Ku 1 EN MN MANY YEAHRE ANU WE THINK WE eh (EN ROT TT Bel Ai SAN OMIAS e ll V eT y ] - eT POSST ; ce ae a ume . ae HAVE THE tee Hy TI 4-Doer, po steering $ 725 0798 full price. 617 @ month Ms oO; hard Lake et Cass bh OR GARR ) a Ss NOR “Door, power stee MGs > ek > ] dir f im r 7 5 a 2 > . ea aS a ot aS z een needed Mr. Be 2) Ten Packany don PAH GoD Bob 1Ost, lhc . Crea f the Crop PLY MOU LE Coupe, runs good . § 99 rHAF CAUSES HIG at PRICES ON USED ~ ee trae rae 3 ! Wee l ] | ( ) * : i. 7 . Le we x or ope : Spargen PR OTHE M Poggins PLYMOUTH toot mone ature 28 Wate my Piet 6 PLYMOUTH Sta. Wen. antomatic ....8 950]. CARS — THAT'S: WHY. WE'RE STARTING Rargain LJ) ban @ a0 wager Fi ea bpe ; "ass Boe : = s Se Label &! 5 - : Soe +r 2 ret = AND FORD RANCH WAQON, 19-8 VE parmiude bine & wnie ve NOW: a HEX ROL I Hardtop, VR ..... eS SOOT NOW MI] HIS & ALE AND. 7 Fordomatic Ra&H hie te it) Ohi & 1a ‘ = m ; 2 : ‘ CyT?, ve 1¥ fpectet O98 onthe pm es Hig a | : ; : _ Peer - + 7 ~ . . -$ 825 S eoatniy payments Ali vieiwee = ba ke we ue OBL y ca oe ‘ ane enives Wil H St ey NEC PIG tints GUE, NICO CA te. — rices erases anew parment tie Very iow dowy pes eicaet ' REAUT At ANT WE HAVE ONE OF DHE ae PI YAtO} TH Bel Ivedere sharp eee e ee Ob425 as 1} 1G ery lo a sent one # ti ave A c. trade, Nirmingham fambler 6A& Re 4 4 + = r a .- - . : ee ; . Cd Weciigner Ranter O48 g@ Woot Woodward «al BA Ion 51 al al INEST Sl ‘[ ECTIO S . 5] FORD Pickup, utilita plus ace ee eee eee S$ 475 —HI IRR Y NC _ ay 7.48 PLYMOUTH ° Oe rag 19 . ' $725 . CAR PAYMENTS TOO AL RDEN aA ae? 7 SOANYACTTERT! <5 | Ween en pice. and i ean na hoon om Urea AXD SEF OUR some? Let ue heip vot miiast to PLYMOUIM 2 DAT Hann = ay ba) [it PS a ve 2 hehtiut - q 3530 , . —— : De ee aa. Mh La ea a ra Ae) Ss : HA ROT Deor, de ighitub .......8 200 | : : Tahe Onur Motear Sales qed $194 MOTI : ; HE OME Fate $9595 . l | I | Ml@ AT CLAPKASION FID ; hg dats , 4) B UI k nN) oP : ] io e CC 10 . se Oe hoe eels oo oF OTS a0: ZS a vows ~ % 4 Ty ARE OS DEE sic tare 00s Mor tDyAY Oe Sh TEA Jay VFR Tint & tf mentay bit pe and heater SFLRS ; RS, ae = oo . . — ; 1958 Peg TR emer tenes Pek gower tinted gia ar ay oe KANMEELER os ye ee aad a 5 ze : der sap & sash 08 i telly. py Tb era ee wank” a7 RTATION. Wadas tow ; 7 638 . $ 795 CLE 7 FORD $00 4 DOOR Wraken ae AMO Uae) Miper @ dour Weather pre i eat (oat £9095 yc 1 Eas aN a et Y Goa Sacoantante oon a ea By Ta eiel gaper OF Ka We : \ ea “ Mie . . Treme (uggwee carries A Od) / cao 6 8 » as DesOl Ow 1 paw er See eSeCn a eC CNC meters. = LOCO 22 CHEN oe : eo! . ti liiie walls HV m4 : “ Pan -- . ; THe i heuRY ¥ APT) CG SE aie 4 thonioe »Matic : = : $10 610 WOR MP ORY va Hi Meron bl oaes ST ATTON WALTON Radio aed heater Mrre-0}} u tre PONT EAC ‘ {tap, a dilly Pees LCS soc ORD WSW RRM FORDE : , 19 Teete cath ped Cen pad 22 : araroy sete ails 864 55 2. wee ede e eee reese e 995 Mere. IC crea) Tee fern Cyemvanati he We e * 2c neo ’ 1 ‘ o ™ a w : *¢ bl iow 's the tim $i) “4 FORD 2-Door .. $ . Mtr Saies, FE LL oe Bomerg ide Padia & healer NTE Tropa! Ly we PE y C as ? 099 Ay SIGE ORD Converti 1@, NOV ‘s aE Neth te eS) . ° 5 6u4 695 Bivd F 2 41 #1105 2 DOOR HARTITOP wi ! , an oF w vo, . . avi 300. ae 2 e 7 5 fnew anemone 95 WAT FORD VICTORTA OD TaTE 1pis RITICK ONT | Power aes, Beste My tester UC ueieutel SUPFRCHIEF CALAILINA COUPE nos heater 88 CHEVROLET Convertible, shan —— pais $4 FORD Station WV agon ......... — $ 095 WHI FWALLIS ARRON Cpe powe: brekee Power windows & hie te @ real eronmecmr car 4 or vee oS i! 5 ne a Two _ ; . Son = _ $1625 = 7 sae NO MONEY Dow Asime var ota Patanine V8 anor tmdb in Mealiv nice. ue ean co SDTRRES power sivering TWO. 7 oe OLDSMODIER Harttop ~..0.....2..--s1Ge- : D o ig 205 mente of MOR me Cal Cred Te PONTIAC @a Hedge HAN $1 ies i ‘ : : 4 tS . lardte $2125 5) CHEVROLET 4:Door oe age) 2 Mar Mr Parks at Mi 423m atone bine ; ee . : | dre 3I ] vant Ca Q a "38 CHEVROLI-T 4Dooc Hardtop .......,8125 a Harold Parner Bord 161 BUTCH Standard feane duis "84 CPIL\V ROLL? S7 B IC K ye 8 8 DL ogee — . 675 aR ce . ., , Ha OID) EUG Wy (ee oe Reniect Sant Bees #198 Rain 4 onan aRDTOP . Roe TAL F POOR Harpre a. Rado and heater, Dvnae Ss FORD Falane. nice ....0-------.0--- 39 OF° 'S3 PLYMOUTH Station W agon <=... ...-- $ 345 P vat dan a $4 ' apr On tas 2 . ; . \ = ver nk ice pasment ot : ra Tr "ON - is araiiae fos ce flew 2° TO eoO8k FROM "83 PONTEAC Station Wagon, POW ET oaye- - $1050 = 687 $ 205 i er ¥ an. ou he t . Z * _ am igham Rambier @64 8 Wood ; ; nae Se Ri ] IC K i h | oe & “5g NesOTO Wagon: 9° passenger ... vee S650 3 CHRY SLER 4 Do q — | ward MEL A ibDO : eonca: Bartek i eH wIN See eee eee = = ~ . s 1075 aoa i 1488 FORD STIAION WAQON Aersag from nem rer sates y DE SPRETAT. 9 DOOR HAPDTOP j— Radio end heater, Drna- S8 FORD Station \\ ALON Ws ee we ee ss oy ~“ "63 PONTIAC 2 Door -.......5 sndsoneok’ 395 eee en OP peesenge: $1 815 Pow iis | PRO} | R152 . rain ANC) Gi SE IRD Pow Wire ami foore pa mt R- e - < + 4 sno . ' s x : . . | og eo IOV nae Rats ff e) yes } 495 A = SSeS ~ itis rot WAGON Ye FO | ris amir Wem a tne | O7 (OAD ILL AC Le es . "53 STUDEBAKER 2Door ..............-$ 298 ‘ ie tes Me ‘' PVN Ne Secor On heroic. i <1 z : your terms 48 Pora Va ® pa me VEDRER € WOOK SFI aN +1 lws 4 Door Tein ard Dealer mower brakes power "57 PeSOVT 0) birethte oO esos coos sae est sao ¢ Brag an ek) , PA Died oo fade i a4 uA +o - uo z + : ~ Reseer saan eee ¥ i nerve fue ie | apace a power om as i mc Wh ory tev — ; on 17 Station Wagon $1650 3 PLY MOU! He &Doo; or eg ee ee oe -oyS 145 Clarkston ote: Sales Powentie Habs ws : Poys LEN ‘Ce I ISMOBIL e al: 95 ep A an Tatton Vv af pees : i ~ : : L Ah eee) at teas vy < : = . i CHRYSERR-PLYWOUTH DRAI? A SAVE e007 a ae pe ateriees mle f x NM) Cc /| Lon LV L J OI By "S53 i VI. 1) Mm I] $.Door, real = Sins be & S$ 1000 $2 CHEVRO! ET 2 Doaz . $ 295 Math Bt Clarkston es ie! is ica : one & wiate A ees > DMR MAD DP tast “ice Wr anny Stow Radia and ; : “ a . oe ™ — we = ae EAE SE ee Se fee: = a8 FORD VICPORIA FORDO "Sh PON Lb Xe: : ‘ can ; Pete Hodramar. power ivakes ana steering : AS Pe it ave Starcluict, ready UO Pal casos -S1000 ma + 5 . vat mite cel cond ne . hen * ; : . spn ee . 5 1s a ras Genes hace ° | RE TAN 8 hia she rf 0 mp GC = $1995 “SS? OF DSMORBILE Convertible, power vee SLOSO 52 FORD 2-Door...... set enreen sur ageneee® 295 ‘+ FORGED Fo skit ‘sa rorn! brakes Tas 1 eS SS p CO N | | A 3 Se 5 o oe (oom tee 44 yore “adi 5 §1600 . 478 : = : SA Ford Vic : ~ oan Ga om ; as ; o 57 PEN AMOUTHIE Hardtop, power ........,. S100 . 7 » 4 (oral Phese curd es be teen eto eee UA 2 DOOR #50 RTARUHIFR CONVERTIBLUF \ Radio and heater, Hyara- j wink: P. P $135 *S1 DeSOTO 4-Door ..................00- .$ 145 1749 8. 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Harpo Marx will make 6:0 Curtain Time. Coinedy. er Julie Wilson. — "19:30 (2) Capt. Kangaroo. for Green-Eyed Blonde lof the Dove.” presented on CBS-/°%* Of his infrequent TV appear- (9) Popeye. -omedy. : | ( Betty Buop. ITV's Playbo: me ances on the NBC-TY Milton (4) News: Williams. ‘9:30 (7) TT Sunset Strip. Investi- A’ year ago, a young. Norwegian trott’ a rotel that tee en, wems| Berle show Jan. 14 (2) Racket Squad. a gator uncovers -murder-for- 40:@0 (4) Howdy Doody. year ago, y ng.! & | from’ a nove] that was not so much! insurance plot. (1) Jungle Jim. girl came to Hollywood for the sole witten! as Cobwebbed Pleas Bell Scieace special 6:10 (4) Weather: Eliot. (9) Hoedown. . purpose of visiting her brother and It was one of three terminal Gaategs. we An ef ee :15 (4) Box Four (4) Thin Man. Nick Mas- 10:30 42) Mighty Mouse. jbrushing up her English. novels spun at the shank of Henry spiragy,” on NBC.TV Jan. 6... ts querades as comedian in bur-| ~ (4) Rutf and Reddy. | ok) + : ripened apa pol is, by turns.) one of the surprise new shows in as ic soc cage show. = 2 Commando Cody. Now, less than 12 months later, gars d in iatine It is) | the ABC-TV stable has been the =” — ae ee cont AT ‘Anna Lisa has an impressive tist to a steamy thinniéss. Or to a ee ee oe 6:30 (7) Comedy (cont.) man ~plays y woman) is:99 (} Heckle & Jeckle. - A set Strip" — It's carrently out. jild Bill Hickok who accepts love from ) Fury. jot film and TV credi is cast change my_ image. reading it is _ ga of its NBC-TV 0 bir of nie . stranger. = Uncle Al as Nora Travers_in the new West- q like trying to piece out the shape and CBS.TV competition by a 2) N xia LeG 2 : : 2 ern series, “Black Saddle," which | jof a Countain with. a pocket flash-| wide margin. : = Pee 10:00 (7) Sunset. (cont.) a starts Saturday, (9 p.m.—Chanpét™ flight. |’ Diana Dors and Sydney ‘ni: a . ‘10: unset, (cont. 11:38 (2) Robin Hood. : * * * lh aga = a - yi eRe ey te tae sae A I Bay. As the | femini: ead in the However, one inc Tanai be ced Phil ee one hour oe ial i j . a(™ r s ~-6:45 (2) News: Edwards —-____{ —Ge re Arn) ke 7 board =e | series 4 co-stars Peter dying girt, Mity. as waa meiorgaees i '23 .°. . Reginald Rose's first or- 8 2s Eddie Dixon in homens ee Breck ussell Scott, Mi Srippih anoun its stocy when = jiginal TV play in two years, “A _ rn Pe, Se ss t st a * A 7:00 (7) 26 Men. 10 round middleweight bout. _ y ae [puts her delightful ae Danes are mecripred: * Quiet Game of Cards,” is set for (9) Cisco Kid. Cattle buyer! (2) Lineup. Police probe} _ SATURDAY AFTERNOON 7 mavian accent to work a A girl, Kate, without much for- | Jan. 29 on CBS-TV’s Plyhouse 90 creates phony epidemic. near-fatal beating. Je Siettic. , young immigrant wi as 4 Psat and Da wre an ae ~ itll star Barry salle, Fran- (4) Honeymooners. . — 12:00 (2 Sagebrush. tie. . runs a Hotel in Tatigo, New ~ “BLACK SADDLE” PREMIERE Circuit lawyer Gay Cul | erton masher (change or tot Tone, Garv errill, E.G. Medic. | = | z . SAY WL ; 7 * _ sone strange reason to “Miles Marshal! and Willia oe : i0: a a Aaa oe Pecane Vocal- a True Story. Mexico Territory. ; hane (Peter Breck) checks the hetel books for his first client, Nora ~ | Sep tile TV play), | [oe = | and sas 2 Benen, a 3:30 (7) Rin in. Tin. Inexpe- - Coun Calendar Anna Lisa was born in Oslo, ‘Travers (Anna Lisa) in the first episode of the new western series, _ plets to marry Merton to a rich, a - 1 rienced rarehat becomes = preptiee Mes anes and ay a Norway. Although her parents — “Btack Saddte,* which dramatizes the “OXPETENCES: ota one-time | dying girl, Milly. Objectmone ey. —— Prompt Service spected lawman. ° me casita! Cana’ a 12:30 (7) Ramar. eee not Pranic atta with ‘show- gunfighter turned lawyer. : : | Milly does die and does leave | OXBOW TV = (9) Million Dollar Movie.) __ __| 9) Movie __.,businesg, they helped further their —mongy to-Merton;—but-Mert-and—f- SIG ES James Cagney “GMen."| Be Boxing- feonta<—— ‘ (2) Little Luly, - ‘daughter’s acting ambitions. From. i Sats Neomearaetia’ not only turn F Sales and Service ('35.) , @) Tere TO thé time she was seven, Anna | ; dewn the money, but don't | PO ae Rd. = (4) Special. Laban meri re-| 40. fo 1:00 (2) Lone Ranger. ‘toured Norway, starring in” chil- HA C Id ' P. . = marry after all. EM 3-0731 10:45 News: Gordon. . ing Open © ‘til 9 Men thre. Sat. Popes from Havana. ee Bowling. Cham, (4) Quiz 'Em. dren’ - plays. Er : O reven ta tl ve. This, of course, is an -improb- __ (Ait Parade. Eddie AY ion bowlers in contest (7) Bowling Champions. able and tedious dose of posh, the: . a= bert! Vivian Blaine. Lo P . After completing the equivalent Will Never ( atch On sort of thing that might titillate 10:85 (1) Weather 1:30 (2) News. of an American junior college, she the bird-like sensibilities of a corky TAPE ° 8:00 (7) Walt pines Te Texas Ran-|"' . . - (4) Window Shopping. LP ad up.a university education but exquisite old man, but which ~ ger Janis with bank rob-| 4s (7) soupy's On. (9) Movie. [pecuuae a didn't offer . ome By EARL WILSON doesn't pack enough vigor or sap RECORDERS ; (9) News. a Io drawia enme nee enrolled with _ NEW YORK — ‘Twas so cold the ether night that I made{or_90_tminutes_of TV. Unfortue}—— : (9) Rare Acont.) ——— 1:45. (2) Pro Hockey Contest. ‘a drama coach. ately, this ise what Playhouse 90 We (color) Ellery Queen (4) News: W’kamp. * @ Farm Report ‘ a date with Diana Dors just so I'd feel feverish Serliee eat SALES os (2) News. ; «lt wasn’t long before she at. | + * * = ; Mystery catches up with | tracted the attention of Norway's - ria — , ye ee Ellery during emergency ; . 2:00 (2) Ice Hockey ' Then for the benefit of all you nice Eskimos I asked the It's @ sh : i. grounding at fog- bound air-| 11:15 (9) Weather: 7 (4) Wily, maps cocoa | company sad | redhot British babe—who is famous for wear- hee on ni abe aS SERVICE eas ie Sie Ruiresaner ° (7) Movie. Musical, comedy Geek me | ing nothing under ner crs but her-—just James did: To expire the tae -~ . (2) Rawhide. New wesiern o : ~ = aaa bak how she avoids having a chest cold practical- \orkings of motivation. to @issect RENTALS. series tells of cattle drive * - 2:38 (4) Movie ® ch comedy an 7: Cualiy. - : ; . adventures. Eric Fleming. 11:20 (9) Theater. Edward G.'* ; parts in Norwegian movies fol- y Perpe uail) . ser : the consciousness of characters, to . Clint Eastw cod. Terry Moc Robinson, “Kid Galahad.”| 7 Party lowed. Then she decided to “How do I avoid colds?” she trilled “By unravel the ball of situation with , * guest stars in first episode, C37.) 3:30 (7) Dance Party. - brush up her English by ,visit- | avoiding clothes! I-won't like clothes ” 'fastidtous perception. As ee ; ~ ‘Incident of the Tumbleweed) io Leda vareer "4:00 (4) Milky's Movie Party. - . Ing her brother in Hollywood. “I can see that,” | stared. We were a * sap a = RECORDED _ Wagon."’ a) SOUS Ree | (9) Gabby Hayes. “I had no intention of staying,” asquat at a local club... Diana; her Brit- A Ser = an 4 4 | De Ae ; . jshe says. “I had a. visitors visa! ish boy friend, comedian Dicky Dawson; _, “* ‘er the acting, he STEREO 8:30 (7) Disney (conf) 1): 25 N nar se eset ca a, oy erie land wasn't permitted to work, But! andlem ela (cisndiat ern ehotala: | may that like Abou Ben Adhem, | tet (9) Movie :cont.) a” CB) Merle om ee ee ‘1 couldn’t just sit around.” : _ dames Donald's uame ted all the (4) Ellery: (cont.) Brunettes. (35. ae . To keep from being bored. Anna! ‘ “Dtana’s a nudist at heart.” rest, As Merton or Miles, Don. TAPES = (2) Rawhide cont.) Oberon, “‘The Lodger. -) 3:00 a ce Star Golf. Lisa took some non-paying little) WILSON He might have remembered that she once ald turned an impossible: char- . wnlinse (Shock (Theat Lon Ove: ‘theater roles in a Los Angeles sent a nude picture of herself to the troops, saying, “This ts @ter into a living human being. 9:60 5 (7) Man With) Camere Mie a “Tie M ste suburb and enrolled in dramatic my contribution. to the war effort.” His portrait may not have been $A95 ison to photo h aney, “Tae ummy’ s i5: 30 (4) Willy. James’ Merton, but it was not, goes to pr photograpt Curse.” 44.) ‘class. with Jeff Corey, one of! x * * Ea Acletetio ance ut It, chopped FROM condemned killer. (9) Theater (cont.) 'Hollywood’s leading coaches. Then. “Oh, no, I'm not!” Diana tossed her shoulder-length °F oe oe * ‘ *9+ Man- Without Gun. -Kill- jimrmhigration officials notified he tries to rob q te ‘that she mould be allowed! | to re- Hermione Vagus (4) Jack Paar. | liver etthe g.5, blonde loveliness about revealing diamond earrings. “But Gingold, Martin: rs: hte ety Ganghier _I feel Sesribty arama in coats. Like when I started out in ane hee si Tbe Biee store. — - - (# M Squad.” Dying holdup) man accuses police officer Newsmen Lost Singer EPPERT’S | @ a just a mink stole, a cab (2) N’watch (cont.) Without firm offers of work, jaon's Milly was fatuow rather king ; | driver said, ‘Where the hell than innocent and. Dana Wynter’s. of stealing money. . 8 Hours j in Cave | Norweian sam a beste do you think you are, lady | Kate-seemed a bit frozen. The rest- iGaewer (is) Gravienr waaaie SATURDAY MOKNING publicity film in the —in Florida?’ ” Oi aed aiied betwee CAMERA SHOP f a | fe ners a rly eo ae ane ‘ie | "adequate and so-so and I somehow , ig ij . i it? i gale Ss ee +1 8:20 (2) Meditations, Searchers Find - Trio. she cruised (hs lelonds. But Diana—here to ap- ‘had the feeling that if the play : ane ic lai: ; ere mong. pear on the Stevé Alien . had been live instead of on tape, 57 Ww. Huron St. q Oy: as : Wandering in Depths © box office and no billing, OE. ‘a bit more fire might have been ESI 8 25 (2) On the Farm Front. but a lot of fun and rest,” she . Show, then to visit Holly- ‘kindled. FE ce 6615 Eater sai i 8:30 (2) Christophers. of | Kentucky Cavern | arn , | wood and Jae Neque vas | eee i (7) Marriage. Back in the U.S., she got a part eeescet nee: een vntors | Short shots Last night was ev- {8:65 (4) (color) News. { WHITLEY CITY, Ky. UPD |in Republic's veacorion ” See had come to N.Y. with their plosion night on TV. CBS-TV's - Searchers last night rescued three! ly afterwards, she obtained the longies, but she had Yancy Derringer dealt with a Dy- - 9:09 (2) Michiga:, Conservation. [newsmen who were lost for more, female lead opposite Jack Kelly brought her shorties. /namiter who was trying. to blow Brie (4) Cartoon Express. than eight hours in a cave whichin a “Maverick” televi is ’ @ @ UP Whe French Quarter of New Beir vai (7) Crusade for Christ. ‘one of them believes might be the sode More television eee osleee ce last have a |Orleans. NBC-TV’s behind closed’ eaeee : ean in ie rdlat her way and she played a gang.’ “I cure remember — when. that tried fey lpirrtlnd ON ster’s moll WW : ~ ey ies = ase : Sheriff Herman Hamlin of Mc-!rije* ang hie gl AM inchell’s| I was a little girl, I guess,” military headquarters in Berlin. | Color—Black and White. Gee a ioage | 4 Creary County said he and seven house.’ mn ux Emy Diana smiled. ~ INBC -TV's Steve Canyon concerned | ALL WORK GUARANTEED | ba {3 Exchaiige jocal- residents found the three men; ————————— ** « r “And what is your favorite ™ pilot who was almost exploded’ : 4 Spanish nera, , = at od arts gis ae a Then Hal Hudson, creator of, eold remedy?” I inquired nee imieagly oe a nea = We Feature De YA\ cave ms Sime pace IOS "Black, Saddle" heard of the Nor- tar ee «Oh, I just take off some a the NBC-TV ack Pace show’ : ZENITH, RCA Hy prea naen% Yj wegian actress and cast her in the DIANA more clothes " Diana eughed_ T shams wit BCTV's nas The extent~of the cavern, part of Nora Travers. ; §. Bhed. The. channel swim: pene M T : ie Disncaastion Pp - YY Ji + known ‘as “Eureka Cave,” is | Miss Lisa is 5 feet 7'4 inches’ — Bat Mas te r sees a 10 OROLA "fet anZ Tmt coca, oat Pome and n'« THE MIDNIGHT EARL ; | ay Ld onde with green eyes. Errol Flynn phoned his Vexclusive literary agent, Carita 1 . i 23 Matcning g Ol Te *% AN AD at Game ; ‘Cole, that he’s retnrning from Cuba with a first person story. Methodist Educators CONDON S 27 Domesticated bb The trio, John Fraim, news di- written with Fide! Castro, plus 1,000 pictures. Explaining two gs ahaa He We |rector of radio station WSAI, Cin- Bic | ‘bullet wounds; he said he had one in the right shin and an-| SALES &. SERVICE Ae ore 28 ohges ‘ me ae, other in an unmentionable area... The reason the CBS TV onor fan ey resge: 2 Withdrae cz Seccional caceabes ca ath exec, doesn’t speak up and spare Marie Torre ie he'd lose his’ “ene SES Rp Call FE. 4-9736 = tH meee phot alae) : (~ — Met st 39 Observes and sound except for a sprained; job. | Factory Authorized Service 41 Lair ‘educators tonight will honor chain-. & meceniars ankle received by Brown in a Q 0 ay Brigitte Bardot long-distanced Navid Wiven asked him per- : “ enicker = fall. All are from Cincinnati. sonally to co-star in “Babette Goes to War”... Bing Crea ore evostive Maney § Krengn| Ae S. rues Arn tcibeamien rn “—[w=] | “They hadn't given up hope yet,” Early Tax Money Will. ‘by donated baseball training films to a Baseball-For-Israel. \pauniation «sich bad gives a _ Aerers. trons Tel-Huree ee rs : —t%j ithe sheriff said, ‘but they were | y Yy Committee ... Louis Armstrong's New Year's gift to his wife: lions to Methodist-related colleges. 5 pap tear $ Barrier 25 Jewel 43 Adhere esi hed sée us. entua Ease Current State a $7,500 mink coat’. . * * & BEL TONE PONTIAC CO. Hi edt Ah t Wangiet usata | 90 Gerane ait; Dt ering a y had wandered an Financial Crisis WISH I'D SAID THAT: For some of us, “roughing it’ means Kresge will_réceive the first. ‘ © Au Sacer eres $-Yolumes o peoncens Ate an | orgie * a Kentucky State Turning the électric blanket down to “medium."--D J. Zerbe. distinguished alumnus citation of } South Saginaw 88 Cereal grain 49 Apterys 31 Solar disk 48 Famous sheritt | TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: The only exercise some people get the National Assn. of Methodist Downtown Pontiac $0 Leg joint 11 Nott 33 Second English schoo! Highway Patrol were notified that) LANSING (#—The state's big tax- 61 Insect eggs 16 Young cat generation . 50 Uniess ithe men were missing when they|payers have been” asked to pay | Fete en onciumions, Tanning down: their friends, sidé- ae = — eee idea! $7 ’ =. cha ethodist Com n on f- Federal 4-711 1 Oputent 32 Long-eared ‘america 81 Kia's mother |failed to call Tom Edwards, WSAF their bilis early to help the state ‘Stepping responsibility and pushing their luck .. . That's earl, ieian Higher E ae don He ie view eats, Home of Of) 3 Midday Gncenie « Hebrew 35 Rind of bread [EWS editor by about 1:30 p.m. jin its current cash crisis, [preteen resident of the Kresge variety }- 4 ner look Mate ascetic i as = upon. Gov, Williams issued the appeal, (Cops ate 1959) : ae chain. — a“ | ee Ser eee! Se ~The groups are ‘meeting here | WATER “SOFTENER corpora roba y already ha jointly. | Fully Automatic $ = TT the money tucked away to make Report on Primotion Practices: I Reg. $329 Value 199 _--Today's Radio tog TOMS - = svi pmens , foes Se rae 24 < Gardner Blasts TY Soft Water Centre 7 W iNiams explained ba about P) x Ability? Honesty? Service? SUN VALLEY Idaho (AP) ! nui ean Mich. wm, ty CRELW, (sem wws, os OAR, (LISD) WEER, (OTTO WPUN, (1008) WIBK. (1498) million dollars in intangibles, busi- Those tough guy television © pro- — ness activities and corporation. Marry Da ughter of Boss! grams probably “contribute to jue! Programs furnisted by stations fisted tn thie column are subject to change without notice. ~~ phe ax are due between | venile delinquency, says mystery RCA COLOR TV TONIGHT ) 11:00 WIR news. Sports WIBK. News, Georges 12.30—WJIR, Time for Muse) — ay Pie eda © | NEW YORK (UPT)—The hired won't promote such seemingly loyal! Gils bag Sa oe § and Service 6.06. WIR, Mews 4 WXYZ, News, -Surreil 9:00-—WIR News. Pace 1:00—WIR, Music Auditions | ndoubtediy, baa there jhands don’t know it, but in one big. (Joes “because they have no faults! WWI. News : WiaK. Steres WWJ, Faye Elicebeth WWJ, News, Mustc are many largé taxpayers who | ito set them apart from, and above. | Prosecuting Attorneys that SWEET S| RADIO W WIBK. News, McLeod WPON, News, Music ce ee ae ping I sacies have cash reserves set aside to Company it pays for a man to their fellows.” parents should protest against WON, mee <=. UL. WIR. Music JBK. News, George Pontiae Weekend | meet these obligations. it would come to work with his tie askew | | such programs, But he said the —— ,| NEAR News. Woodlne, 1:38—WIR. Defense stare | be & gréat help fo the state in or with egg-an his vest. | Also on the skids are promotion real solution is for TV networks — ae nose gon Date — %: CREW. iews, Jack “Alwar gana |Gectonies its current cash crisis if some of | The boss deliberately picks ou ch chances for whip-snappers. “Most | | te substitute something else, WXYZ, J. Da SATURDAY MORNING . CKLW. News. Davie =.) these large taxpayers were to | f ifirms consider a man who acts like | —_ WPON’ Candlelight & Silver a man for promotion. | ts . 10:00-—WIR. News, Jamboree | WIBK. News, Reia | pay earty.” = a top, sergeant too overbearing” i 100 WIR, Guest House “wa. Me e ll Weis, Mere oe, P:IOAORLW, News Davies | ° | _ sae an omploye fs con ‘for a better job, TV ° Radio wave 5 P f. Morgan Musi v2. Free | ty se Abas: time) ' Such early tax payments won't ceTied with wort than He is about “Frankly,” said a vice president’ g WIBK. Jack Beidoy | YB: News. ¢ oO ae Weetene Fe Te eta = — ogra phony! Sgpadonged Porceig ge Nagas of personnel, “we prefer a man Serr ice 7 Wear, Can. News, : a AYE. Pred Weise sa e added, during who ‘butters up’ his fellows—and. : " Cae ass aawe WPON Pontiac end ite) i Nae, Meg pe ; nace. op ee will give the incoming legislature York State Department of Labor of his superiors—it shows the ability New -and U sed. TV Seis og “RLW Geet ehpedte —| WeAR, Revs. Wooeicd™™ | TPO" Pemtiac Weekend iva tittle more flexibility” in mak-|"“Prothotion practices” among lead-itg" get" along” Factory Authorized Tae WIBK. News, Georne eee vy | ee Mile t decisions on tax legislation, ing New York firms. ; —_ . ZENITH - MOTOROLA PON. Toms 3. ar | eee the Jury oe Monitor j. Major taxes tus this spring in| = (ati lt ABILATY TESTS et °70 hard Lake Ave.” ADMIRAL TY SERVICE wastes Ames, Andy Fy FG ps pe News. ences clode the intangibles tax, estimat- According to the survey report, Many bosses, meanwhile, said’ Dre a a Ave, Ope Fri. Nites | ww, Mont 7 ‘SRL, ‘vm We ae ewe "Ne . _* |e@ at some 14 million dollars; the “promotion practices actually are|they are wary ef relying entirely J. ' PE 4-5841 4 ah 9PLM. _ — vine Rew George 14698--WR, Tome. ‘Meas being Mall = | corporation franchise tax, to bring surprisingly haphazardous.”’ upon the highly-touted mental and |: ane SPOR. ae | WIR, Music Mail CAR. eve “te ver Zn a ons million; aud y For the execative-suite levels, enactiive peged as ber door - a % Rage G. | jbasiness, activities tax, ‘about 20, : Pesponding to pleas of psy sts | 0:00—waR, Answer Please | QonR! eet Demene Fees oe *wwa Kees, Mentor | mfllion. | MRe company officer dald: “When |i tenke th trend “before promo- | a CKLW Bible : WRYZ, Fun-s- | a great president retires, a vae- ; *:30-—WIR. Lead Question “| §:08WIR, Ne SATURDAY AFTERNOON [| CKLW News, Knofies . * f * ted. And tate thie 0" practic utterly dehuman- | - out CKLW, WZ. News WCAR News, Besos: | Williams. added that he wasn’t, “™ & eres ized.” / WIBR, Basketball oxy : Nope. Good hioreing it: *"2,! News, Porm oun lating the small or indi dual tax-| .vactum is swept the nearest guy Sune i CUSTOMADE P PRODUCTS co. tone IR, Sympbens vine Res Wettina a mat! payers to make early payments) Sh? Kasn’t hed = Horonary.” ‘Alkalis were got manufactured | rate. don J-gareell } cee Y “because it wouldn't make any: The demise of the orgahization, in’ any the United > w. BURGN er. _ oo inte Stale CKL “742 Muste ag @ WIBK! 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