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Racketeers Thrive 
on Money-at-Home 
Scheme for Suckers     ‘Editor's note: This is the first in a series of articles on different gyps and 
and dodges that hoodwink Americans of millions of dollars each year.) 
By BERNARD GAVZER x 
NEW YORK ‘?—Maybe you're a widow, shut-in, or 
just a housewife with a yen to make a little extra cash 
while at home. 
There are ways to do it 
schemes dreamed up _ oy?* 
sharpies for their own en- 
richment and not yours. Charge Boy \] 
' ’ “There are hundreds of —these some sensible, some just 
carn - money -at-home schemes,” . Py 
reports the National Better Busi in Police Act 
ness Bureau Millions of people 
are swindled each year in schemes 
that take about 500 million dollars Hold Birmingham Youth 
from people who can least afford in Jail After Illegal 
Ticket Attempt The bureau is quick fo point out 
hat there ire legitimate opera 
hous which do provide work and A blinking red light in an oin 
neon marked car parked behind anothe: 
* * * 
How can an innocent person tell the attention of Bloomfield Town 
difference ship patrolman Martin McLaugh 
Miss [rene Clynes. the NBBB }jn 
pert on such matters, says When he pulled behind the «ar 
“Get suspicious of anything 
that promises rewards which are 
not spelled out. Don't fall for 
stunts which require you to buy | 
material or equipment without 
understanding exactly how this 
will guarantee that you will earn 
money. In other words, before 
you invest, investigate.” wasn't fast enough 
drive: 
today in=the Oakland County jail 
Another boy, a juvenile. was rr 
Hiow do some of these untrust- jeased to his parents 
vorthy schemes work? The three being held are Rich 
* *« »* One: cists S18) » inonth can ard B. Whitney, 17, 156 Linden 
oe te ee ine sauiiern hike -enik St., Birmingham, charged with 
: ; Gait : impersonating an officer; Joha 
at home. The victim buys a Kil, p” Bennett, 1%, of 715 Square for $2 to assemble identification Lake Rd.. charged with using 2 
vehicle for illegal purposes, and 
The work consists of attach George R. Widger, i, of 2719 
ing 24 inches ef chain to a con- Burnham Rd., Koy al Oak, 
nector and running «t through a charged with being a disorderly 
hole ¢methe tag. person. 
The promoter doesn't buy th Bennett was also sentenced to 
finished ttems — as be leads vic- day for the malicious destructio 
tims to believe. The victim is sup Of a phone booth last summer. He neck chains and tags 
posed ) 
each and placed on two years probation 
by Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty 
HOME WORK 
f Ther there s the DUSINEs Ol 
selling instructions or home work N 
ideas for $1 For example a PWS as eS 
course on renovating old neckties 
consists of instructions to cut ou TRENTON, NJ. (UP) — A 
the soiled part and sew the TW" federal judge today dismissed 
government charges of price fix 
ing by five manufacturers of 
Salk vaccine, including Parke 
s i cnitting ac > ; . uch as knitting machines Davis & Co. of Detroit. 
hold out the promise that earnings - _ 
will more than take care of the DETROIT & 
purchase price pieces together 
* 2 * 
The schemes selling equipment 
— Seven air- 
lines operating from Willow Run 
The victim finds out too late | Airport teday postponed a final 
that the promoter has an out decision of the long-proposed re 
when it comes to buying the location of their” operations to 
finished product: The product nearby Metropolitan Airport 
must be “acceptable” or “‘up to — 
our standards,"’ and it rarely is. NEW YORK \ — Hoodlum 
The NBBB. investigating .a post Frankie Carbo was sentenced car on Woodward avenue attracted 
the ‘‘policeman’ standing near the 
car door of the first vehicle made 
a run for the ‘‘police car He 
McLaughlin arrested four boys 
on the spot for illegally ticketing a 
Three of the boys are being held 
to trv to sell them for $1 “aS sentenced to 60 days in jail Local Student, 
Date Assailed 
by Car Fumes 
Found Slumped in Seat 
With Motor Running; 
Revived by Patrolmen 
With only minutes to 
spare, two University of 
Michigan students, one a 
Bloomfield Township girl, 
were saved from_ possible 
death yesterday when police 
pulled them from their car- 
bon monoxide gas-filled car 
on a lonely stretch of road 
The pair, Patricia Henny, 
19, of 3218 Bradway Rd.. 
Bloomfield Village and 
Noel Cook, 22, of Council 
Bluffs, la., were found near 
death early Sunday morn- 
ing by Bloomfield Township 
police in a routine check of 
the neighborhood 
Patrolman Richard Reuther and 
auxiliary officer Wilham Coy found 
the two slumped in the front seat 
of the car. The motor was running 
The auto was parked in a 
driveway of a house under con 
struction on Tootmoor road near 
Telegraph and Lone Pine roads. 
Police said that the side vent 
windows were open but because 
of the cold, damp weather the 
poison gas had been “locked in 
side the warm cal 
* * * 
The officers were able to open 
the doors by reaching through the 
vents 
Both Reuther and Co, gave a) 
tificial respiration until a town- 
ship fire department truck arrived 
with oxygen 
Police said Miss Heany recey- 
ered quickly but 45 minutes and 
three tanks of oxygen were need 
ed to revive Cook, 
After both were conscious the 
students were treated for carbon 
monoxide poisoning at St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital, Pontiac - 
They were released from the 
hospital yesterday 
Cook, who was a weekend guest 
of Dr. and Mrs. Fred Henny. the 
girl's parents. returned to school 
yesterday 
Miss Henny was to return t 
the campus this afternoon 
Cook is a senior M engineering 
Miss Henny is a sophomore 
Bloomfield Township Lt. Newton 
Tubbs said the two officers found 
the couple just in time 
Another few minutes and they 
would have been gone he re 
marked 
Police said the car apparently 
had a defective muffler ) 
In Today's Press ng 3 
SAVED BY BROTHER PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1959 
Rescued From Death * * * 
drowning by he fell throug 
‘Will Address Nation Thursday   
television and radio 
ning to discuss his goodwill mission 
lems as the steel strike 
minutes starting at 7 
will go to Andrews . 
Maryland and depart 
TO BE TWO-FOLD 
Haggerty told newsmen 
operation among those countries 
progress in the attainment of world 
peace with justice 
“The President will talk about 
need for stronger 
progress toward peace may 
insured and enhanced.” 
  the President all pave th ip 
proval to Eisenhowe! fortheom 
CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — 
Scientists are preparing this na 
tion's final 1969 space recket for 
a mid-December shot described 
as one of the biggest vet under 
taken by the United States. 
If all goes as planned, the shot 
into deep space—to orbit Venus 
—will give President EBisenhow 
er’s European and Asian tour— 
which starts Thursday—the same 
kind of prestige that Soviet 
Premier Nikita Khgushchey got 
from the Russian moonshot be 
fore his trip to the United States. 
ing excursion nN persona diplo 
macy = THE PONTIAC PRESS. Home E . . 
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  Pentiac Press Phote 
Thankful to have his older brother Skip 14. yesterday in a 
today. Mrs. Car skating mishap. Buddy. 12. was chasing a hockey 
lovingly fluffs puck over thinly-1ced Midd Straits Lake when 
Ike Plans Talk on Tour 
Fulbright said he suggested to 
Eisenhower that this is ‘‘a very 
propitious time to bring about a 
settlement of difficulties in India 
and Pakistan.” 
kisenhower will visit) voth coun 
tries on his 1|l-nation tour. 
Fulbright said Eisenhower re 
plied he is hopeful he will be able 
to contribute toward settlement of 
free world differences 
Senate Democratic Leader 
L.yndon B. Johnson of Texas said 
that Eisenhower ‘‘will take with 
him understanding, our prayers 
and our hopes for a successful 
journey.” 
One thing all Americans are 
agreed on i that we want peace Boy, 14, Helps 
Pull Brother 
Out of Lake Inches Over Ice With 
Length of Hose, Dad 
and Resident Aid 
Heroic efforts of a 14 
year-gld boy saved his 
younger brother from death 
when he fell through the 
ice on Middle Straits Lake 
Sunday afternoon 
Car! ‘“‘Buddy” Worden, 12, 
was playing hockey with a 5 
group of other boys on the SKIP waiiN 
canal off the lake in West 
Bloomfield Township. The 
nuck shot out onto thin ice lj P; k 
over the lake proper Ions IC 
~*~ * * 
Buddy skated after the puck and 
fell through the ice into water well Two LSU 
over his head. He was beyond a 
treacherous dropoff known to resi 
dents along the lake Backs 
The bey clutched desperately   
at the edge of the ice, trying to 
scramble out of the water. But From Our Wire Services 
the thin coating kept breaking off PHILADELPHIA — The Detroit 
under his fingers. Lions first picked halfback John 
His cries for help brought: Mi Robinson and then quarterback 
and Mrs) Elmer Barnum from Warren Rabb, both of Louisiana 
their shoreside home at 3962 Field- State, as their top two choices in 
view Dr. Barnum. started over the opening rounds of the National 
the ace to rescue the boy, but broke Football League drafts today 
Los Angeles got first pick, and 
they quickly selected All-America 
halfback Billy Cannon of LSU 
They watched in horror as Bud The through after his first ste p 
WATCH IN HORROK 
Chicago Cardinals, who 
ays older brother Lawrence had the second pick, grabbed 
Skip’ started fo inch his Way Notre Dame quarterback George 
eee cc Thien te 7. ete, The Lions were the 3rd : ‘ “ PIUCKY team to make a selection in the lad a garden hose from # neigh: rotation setup, 
bor’s lawn next door 
* * * Naming Robinson came as a sur- 
Skip shouted at his brother to; prise since everyone expected the 
throw his arms over the edge of Lions to go after a quarterback 
the ice. His quick thinking kept the immediately Richie Lucas, the 
lad from slipping back under heralded quarterback from Penn 
Slowly. Skt ‘ tart ‘ State, was next to be chosen. He Slow ‘ cre r out. y. io aad a was grabbed by the Washington 
After 15 minutes he reached his : Redskins young brother with the end of * ‘ * 
the hose. ~ The Lions could have elected to 
The boy grabbed on draft Don Meredith of Southern 
By then his father. Carl Worden Methodist, but the SMU quarter 
of 3809 Sanderoft Rd.. arrived at back reportedly has signed. with 
the scene. Together he and Bar- Dallas of the ‘American Foothall 
for ourselves and for all of the;num started hauling in the hose League 
world lohnson said 
Varnish Firm 
Founder Dies Chauncey Hutchins, 84, with the two brothers nanging onto He 
the other end by the Lions anyway, but “‘at 
‘PEAL HERO’ selection's risk,"’ as it is referred 
After hugging his two sons in to at the meeting. 
thankfulness, Worden fondly patted) No players from Michigan were 
the older Skip on the shoulder say- chosen in either of the first two 
ing softly, ‘‘a real hero” rounds 
* * * (See Page 21 for details of other 
The three trudged home, the draft choices in the early rounds.) 
boys wrapped in blankets 
By the time someone thought 
about calling the West Btoomtield Quick Inspection Sought could have been drafted 
Was Active Leader IN Fire Department, the trio Was 
Community Affairs hoes eniy tend! snc GENEVA (mh — The United 
* * * States, Britain) and Russia 
Carl is staying home in bed to” agreed today that a nuclear 
card addressing scheme, reports today to two se olen “_ on ‘ ; Veteran of Pontiac industry day with a ‘‘slight cold.’ his moth a i wivei oo 
~ itietiary i ; ; . ‘ Announcemen on es yan control organizatio 
Ps home workers would make an eT “ . re - ee ooo : “ 7 se ate . , nal leaders Chauncey HH. Hutehins died laster said this morning. The coura x 
: average of 45 cents a week = =“ —— County News ete beth per » pled ‘d —— night at his home, 108 Ottawa|8©OUs Skip is back at school today should begin to function imme- 
; Nailing down such unscrupulous tessional boxing. Editorials 6 of both _ nn ze huesiicanes gE ‘ ; He is an eighth grader at West diately after signature of a test 
4 =e . — . ac o “Ee . 1S ey olle g ” VEK e . 
; operators on criminal charges 1s : Markets 0 [backing to pemcent Eisen Dr following a long tiness, Bloomfield High School ban treaty 
= CHICAGO WW — Former Gov. Obituaries 24 |0n his forthcoming tour of free was 4 
no easy task. They are clever in . . . , 
their promotions and operate with Joe Foss of South Dakota, ace Sports 21-23. world nations He was born in Royal Oak and 
the framew Ji f th law Marine flyer of World War Il, Theaters 2 came to Pontiac in 1902, and found- . 
in e amewo oO e | . . . . 
: . today was named commissioner TV & Radio Frograms 28 |(D-Ark) of the Senate Foreign Re ed The Pontiac Varnish Company | l1me to ule : shop Now 
To prove fraud, for instance, of the new American Football Wilson, Earl . 35 ~=—s lations Committee the same year He served as pres 
it is necessary to prove intent. League. Women's Pages 14-17 CHAUNCEY H. HUTCHINS ident of the firm until January of 
And that's often tough to de. 
How ean you protect yourself? 
You can get authoritative informa 
tion on the subject by writing tie 
Small Business Administration of 
the U.S. Department of Commerce No Books Available Yet at City Library this year when he was made hon 
orary president 
A past president of the Pontiac 
Manufacturers Association, he 
was active in community affairs 
and had served as board mem for Out-of-Town Mailing 
By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor 
It's about time to get a Christmas package off to the   
    
Washington, DC ~» y ber and president of the Pontiac relatives who live out of town. Let's go shopping for the 
Ask for business service bullee Community Chest. He was made, aye a 
tins Nog. 9% and 98. Public | chairman of the industrial divi gifts right aN ay | 
braries have numerou hooks sion of the Oakland County Unit Brother Frank is a golf enthusiast and we've found 
which have ideas. suggestions ed War Fund in 1945. just the thing for him. It’s a “kart kit” to fasten to his 
1 
In 1951 Mr. Hutchins was award- golf cart. On it are spaces for cigarettes, matches, pencil, ed an honorary life membership . . : K 
golf tees, score card, two - f and procedures for making money 
at home   
His wife, who died in 1955, was ©@0 curl up in if while she reads a good book * * * to the board of Boys’ Club of Pon 
And when in doubt about a tiac and later the same year the golf balls and a lighted sa! Vet harp points O 
scheme. call the Better Business board presented him with the Man cigarette! He'll be crazy! rhay he'd ke a cardboard 
Bureau or Chamber of Commerce and Bov award in recognition of village to punch out and set up 
In your town his outstanding service to Pontiac about it inder the Christmas tree Later 
Tomorrow: The vending ma vouth Sister Gwen loves pretty clothes. 1 in go with his model train 
chine racket. * * * , One of the new nylon quilted dusi- Se! 
—_ He was a hfe member of Pine ers in a lovely pastel shade will Great-aunt Susie who lives witn 
Lake Country Club put a happy glow on her face. She your brother's family ts a great 
Warmer Days Ahead: traveler She'd like a chapel-ette 
’ which ts a small lace head cover- 
the former Lottie E. Sanborn. ; . ing to be wern in church. Very . 
High Tomorrow 45 Survivors include two daughters, Your older niece is in junior yseful for gad-abouts, as it folds 
Mrs. Paul J. Ziegelbaur of Frank-| high school this year and avidly | jnto a small envelope 
lin. Mrs. George K. Zimmerman, iterested in clothes. Send her Take care of this out-of-town 
Residents of Pontiac and vi- 
cinity can look forward to some- 
what warmer weather for the next 
few days, according to the U.S.) 
Weather Bureau. 
Temperatures will average ‘wo 
to five degrees above normal with 
only minor day to day changes 
No precipitation is forecast for} 
the next five days, and the low! 
tonight is expected to be 30 de- 
grees, with a high of 45 Tuesday 
Downtown temperatures yester- 
day ranged from a low of 22 de- | of Pontiac, a daughter-in-law, Mrs., ® teenage fashion model doll on package now, then you can con- 
C. Sanborn Hutchins of Bloomfield, WHlch she can create her own centrate on your local gifts 
Hills. six- grandchildren and sev- fashions. If she sews herself, , 
add a length of material for a   
eral great grandchildren 
Funeral arrangements have not "4 blouse. 
been completed at) Sparks-Griffin Her younger sister will just love 
Funeral Home 1 new Dro Seuss book and a bey 
of the Dr. Suess animals to put 
Hoffa to Face Grand Jury fogether Don't be surprised i 
the parents take a hand al creat 
ST. LOUIS CA — Teamsters jing a new species from the ridicv 
. . , . ; _ Union President James R. Hof- ‘lous plastic parts) They re fun fo 
TAKING SHAPE — Pontiac's $500,000 public library is taking scheduled this summer. To be featured as a highlight of Pontiac's fa will. bw called Welore a: drand all agex     Pontiae Press Photo 
    
  grees to a high of 28. The ther- shape at the site at East Pike and South Parke streets. Founda- centennial observation 1] months from now, the library is in the jury Tuesday in its investiga’ © Your nephew likes to work with 
mometer registered 37 degrees at| tions are in and work on the main floor is about to begin. It will civie center area, across S. Parke street fram the City Hall (in tien of political contributions by ‘his hands? Maybe he'd like a pair : 
‘ | continue throughout the winter and spring, with eompletion the background). St. Louis Teamsters Local 688. of electric paper scissors. They 1 2 p.m. today. 
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Love’s Old Sweet Songs Return   
  Goodby Rock, n’ Goodby_Roll   BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL In St. Louis, Gene Davis, a disc jockey at station KWK, 
Rock ‘n’ roll, the teen-age music craze he jast. five aid the rock ’n’ roll will never die completely it will be 
years, is on the wane in the United States with us In one form or another 
"Disc jockeys, movie makers and record «ist ors agre ° * * * 
today rock ’n’ roll began fading carly this ,ea An official of New York's WNEW-TV said rock 'n’ reall 
. ’ is going the way the Charleston of the Roaring Twenties 
“The good, sweet tunes are coming back,” a dis Rock 'n’ roll will be with us, of course, but only the way 
jockey in Pittsburgh explained. thal the Charleston is with us,” he said 
Many disc jockeys felt the decline of + u “Rock ‘n’ roll hit its peak around January of this 
hatural trend, perhaps hastened by payola charges ‘lat sw vear and started down after that. Its decline was sudden. 
industry It was on the decline anyway, before payola came along, 
. * * * but payola hastened it.” 
These things are trends. said Fred Dist " A Dallas disc jockey, Terry May, suggested that many 
C . disc jockey: “They seem to last about four yeus teen agers were revolting against rock ‘n’ roll “goofing up” of 
age generation, you might say, and each new group wan id songs “Im thinking about ‘Danny Boy’ in particular,” its OWN music form he said 
“Now there's a trend toward music that's better * * * 
aesthetically than rock ‘n’ roll. Ballads were choked off, Fletcher Lippery, a Dallas music store owner, said rock 
with a few exceptions, because rock 'n’ roll had such tre 
mendous impact. It just bl 
way.” 
Orion Airman 
Killed in Dakota Two-Car Crash Also 
Injures Six; Victim Was 
Area Athlete 
A 21-year-old) Orion Township 
rman was killed and six other 
- persons injured in a two-car crash 
near Rapid City, S 
Saturday D., 
* * 
Dead is A. 3. C. Charles E 
Mendoza, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe 
Mendoza, of 3031 Indianwood Rd 
He had been in the service just 
over a year and was stationed at 
Ellsworth Air Force Base 
4 1957 graduate of Lake Orion 
Community High School, Charles 
won letters in football, basketball 
and track. He was on the varsity 
three years in each sport. * 
Surviving besides his parents are 
two sisters, Mrs. Otto Gottschalk 
of Concord and Kathleen at home; 
and three brothers, Joseph C., 
Gilbert V. and Theodore A., all at 
home. 
* * * 
Funeral arrangements are being 
made at Allen's Funeral Home, 
Lake Orion. 
  
Canada Keeping | 
Seaway Open to Saturday n’ roll is 
asted everything out of the smoother music. Look at 
what you'll call sensible music 
  UP! 
Winston Church 
It is 
120 parts of Telephoto 
WINNIE'S BIRTHDAY CAKE — This is Sir 
ill’s 85th birthday four-uered and weighing 60 pounds 
made from iny than 
the world. The Cake 
redients sent as gifts from more 
vlobe-crowned cake has pins in it to indicate source 
of the gift ingredients the tiers are stamps from letters of 
congratulation from all over the world. Sir Winston, & today, wil! 
cake a family dinner at his home in London 
Sir Winston Or 
receive the at 
Four-Car Collision 
on Baldwin Hurts 4. 22 
Four 
  ; “ persons were injured Sun 
day afternoon in a four-car acct : : z : 
Aid Freighters _s# aterm CC LONDON uh — Sir Winston ident on Baldwin avenue south of 
N : Walton boulevard ’ Churchill's doctor pronounced his 
MONTREAL —The orig 2 r ‘patient in excellent health today 
government will keep the St o * ina the 8th birthday of one of the 
Lawrence Seaway open beyond | Domaid K Rosser. 23. of 3200). orad'< most amazing men 
today’s midnight closing dead- {Giddings Rd. wis 1 SEA OEY The unannounced appearance of 
line to allow all oo the (condition today with a s« scalp lac- | the doctor, Lord Moran, at Sir inland waterway reach the open eration and leg bruis« Winston's London house put 
at * * * His car, traveling south on (gloomy expressions on reporters’ 
“It at. all bl il Baldwin, collided with one driv- |faces until Lord Moran emerged 
ssible, we w : = . eis throngs: © 4 Pi en by Clyde EB. Vineyard, 37, |smiling 
get the ships through, sald sea- 3771 Colepert St.. Orion Town * * * 
way President B. J. Roberts in : ; 
Ottawa. “Certainly, we're not ship. Three perons in Vine; | «@f course he didn't send for 
; oe yard’s car were treated for ml- |me.” said the doctor in reply to going to close arbitrarily . , a : * A ra nor injuries at Pontiac General questions. “I just called to offer 
There were 55 ships in the p Maapitat and: rrkenss my congratulations on his birth 
Seaway late yesterday. Ten oth- They were Susanne b) Kosehke, day , 
@r vessels won the race to reach |17, of 6 Green St. Pontiac Town-; Churchill's robust health de- 
open water before the winter |ship; Betty Lou Vineyard. 29. and|Spite his age, two major strokes 
freezeup Dennis Vineyard, 10 both of 3771 and two bouts of pneumonia — 
eee eens Coleport St amazes everyone except some of 
’ Police said Rosse ippar his closest friends 
Callas Denies Stork ently crossed = the canes ne and , People do not yet seem to real 
MILAN. Italy (UP1)—Operatic [hit the Vineyard car then struck |e that Winston is the greatest 
Queen Maria Callas kept an another car moving south on Bald on 1 wears.” ead aed. Oona E : } F S| af | , i A 1 é 
angry silence today as a Milan |Win driven by James Pifward, 29 et Om YER, Be boty aie —_ ie €53 E. New York A 1 military adviser and one. of women's magazine hit the stands of 03 = Y \ ‘ Ch hil] j tf : lose ariic 
with a report she was expecting A car driven t John Wo Pag oi ul ne te JUL 
a child. Both she and her es- 27, 205 Wo Ne mh Ave Was 4 ae i. ae t «a hill / ces hi 
stranged husband. industrialist jalso damaged when 1 t the re ' , Sho sa “ linet 
* ; > sé > former me n Giovanni Battista Meneghini, de- of the Vineyard wit hich it was |2ome said the fo a see Au 
nied the report early today following ister would attend a birthday pat 
a tv with a huge internationally 
flavored cake featured for about 
20 people at his home tonight 
Cold au. Follows Heavy Rains oe 
By The Associated Press concrete ise 
. p ot Mia Icy winds swept Florida today nie a i Me They damaged crops south of ic rs ' shes oug! St-Hloor ISCUSSION e 
Miami and brought = subfreezing aU ELT (ale) sual 
temperatures to the northern coun Tomato and bean vines were 
ties nipped in the south Dade County Waterford Board to 
* * * farmlands. County Agent John . : . ift cial Repor Gusts up to 40 miles an hour Campbell called the damage s Spe a R po ts 
blew down Christmas decorations serious. on Future Projects 
jowntown Miami and toppled a. : The cold ip 4trve " Ihe heels 
of record rains which dealt south! Information regarding possible 
The Weather Florida crops heavy blows earler)water and sewer installations in 
this month Sunday's low of 44 and| Waterford Township will be the 
Full U S. Weather Bureas R: t today's low of 4) set records : : > 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY. — Partly ,. * SO _ for/main topic for discussion at the cloudy and warmer tonight and Tuesday NOV. 29 and Nov 30 at Miami weekly township board meeting, 
diminishing jenlahe. Tuesday 45. Winds; Early this mormng a frigid 25/according to Supervisor Elmer R 
T was recorded at Tallahassee and) Johnson 
tary He acts geeks ing 8 am 2s in Jacksonville Readings of 33 At a special meeting of engi- 
At 8 am Wind velocity is mph “ere Teported as far south as neers, bonding attorneys, and town 
rectior Bout went Tampa and Orlando ship officials last week, data and Sun sets onda pm 
Sun rises Tue hacia 3 ar Other temperatures ded statistics on the project were dis 
‘epee vied tos pe tee ae be Davtona Beach 34 Vero Beach 38, cussed. These reports will be 
West Palm Beach 41 Ke, West presented to the Board tonight for Dewntetn Teseperatnces 
Gan . 34 0. Fort Myers 36. Cross City 26! further discussion 
7a m 2a 12 m & « Ioncar, { 
sam 26 lpm , and Pensacola In other business Fire Chief 
Pain 7 2 n 37 * * * . , , : ‘*6 a <A Elmer Fangboner will present a 
- New England also shivered to request for the adoption of a Sunday in Pontiac = 
(as recorded downtown day in the coldest weather of the, definite fire prevention code for 
Twat tee tire 28 ceason—vet the temperatures were! the township. 
lean temperature f nie > fan 
Weather Most! sunt a welcomed hy many At the present time fire inspec 
Highest and Lowest Temperatures 
This Date in 8) Years 
2 in 1908 4 in 1929 
TODAY's TEMPERATU RE CHART 
pena 23 Memphi 38 (21 
Baltimore 39 23) Miami h 59 4 
Bismark 39° 33) Milwaukee a6: 23 
Biiffalo 26 22 Minneapoli 12 2 
Chicage 0 24 New Orlea: 49 
r ( 19 New York 7 ? 
evela 4 22 Omaha 49 62 
lenve 4a 26 Pellstor z 
Detroit so 2 Phoenix 71 4 
D t 4 7 Pttrsburg 26 20 
Fort W 5 32 0=«s Loui 35 «26 
Rapid 30 25 S Francisco 67 53 
mhio 32. 5 S Marie 29 2 
Tacksonvilie 39 26 Traverse ¢ 33 2 
40 Washington 42 26 
1 22 Seattle se 4) 
85 57 Tampa 50 «630 
2 62 Weather Bureau officials ‘said ~tions are made under state regula 
freezing conditions checked a tions only and a more specific set 
runoff of rivers and streams of rules are needed because of 
which threatened to flood after a rapid population growth in the 
heavy dewnpour Saturday. township, Fangboner said 
In contrast. there was «a warming reine ony la cca 
‘itrend from Texa northward into Leonard Rose, and L.. D. Thorten 
; the Dakotas and throngh the upper of Detroit to operate a wholesale 
7/ Mississippi Valley. The rise ranged automobile auction on Dixie high 
from 10 t y degrees way near Pereran? road wiil -be 
Snow flurries fell from the Appa considered. 
7 lachians into western New York ee 
i and in the western mountains. The word gevsér comes from 
Fraser, Colo. reported! a tow of'the Icelandic “geysir,"” meaning 
zero gusher or rager ... 85th Year being replaced by more instrumental things and 
Mack the Knife’ It’s popular and 
DJ Demands 
Quiz Immunity Record Maker Tells 
of Smash Hit Deal 
With Dick Clark 
NEW YORK WP Rock ‘n' roll 
disc’ jockey Alan Freed, key figure 
in a New York grand jury probe 
of payola, appeared for questioning 
today, but indicated he will testify 
fully only if given immunity 
Arriving at the Manhattan dis- 
trict attorney.g office accompanied 
by his wife and a lawyer, he told 
newsmen his testimony before the 
investigators “all depends on 
whether I get immunity 
“Will you sign a waiver of 
immunity?’ he was asked. (Such 
a waiver would mean that any 
information he gave could be 
used against him.) 
“T will not,” Freed replied 
In another sidelight on the pop 
song business. a record manufac 
turer told today how he made a 
recording-selling deal with TV disc 
jockey Dick Clark, with profits 
divided between them 
However. the manufacturer. Sam 
( Phillips, insisted that the ar 
rangement was not payola, but a 
promotion 
Phillips is head of the Sun Record legitimate business 
1 TOP Form Co of Memphis, Tenn 
The recording involved was 
“Breathless,"’ sung by Jerry Lee 
Lewis. It was a big hit in 1958, 
with Clark boosting it on his 
show. Altogether, Phillips sold 
more than a million copies of 
the record. 
Describing his deal with Clark 
Phillips told the New York Post 
“Dick was worried about get- 
ting a renewal of his contract with 
Beechnut Gm, one of the sponsors 
of his ABC-TV network show * 
“He offered copies of the Lewis 
record to the kids for five gum 
wrappers and 50 cents each. More 
than 38.000 kids responded. and the 
sponsor was so impressed that Dick 
still holds a Beechnut contract. 
The Post said Clark got fhe 
records for the promotion without | 
cost, and was given half the profits} 
from it, while he, in return, plugged 
the record heavily, increasing its 
general sales popularity 
Juke Box Jinx | 
Gives Ol’ Town 
a Hot Time 
NEW YORK (UPI) — Pa- 
trons of the Harbor Inn Restau 
rant held tight onto their tem 
pers yesterday while the juke 
box plaved ‘‘When You and I 
Were Young, Maggie,’ over 
and over for 30 minutes. 
Finally, the customer who 
kept playing it left. Another 
customer put his coin in the 
machine and punched his se 
lection — ‘There'll Be a Hot   
Time in the Old Town To 
night."’ 
The juke box then caught 
fire. 
Atlanta School Board 
‘Adopts ‘Placement’ 
ATLANTA (UPI) — The Atlanta 
School Board today adopted a pro-| 
posed pupil placement plan that | 
would assign Atlanta's 116,000 pub- 
lic school pupils ‘without regard 
to race or color.”’ 
The plan was adopted on_ in- 
structions to the board by a federal 
court to produce by tomorrow a 
means of obeying the court's July 
1959 desegregation order 
The plan does not specifically 
order admission of any Negro stu- 
dent to a white school. Under! 
Georgia law, any school that is} 
integrated must be immediately| 
closed. The Georgia Legislature | 
would have to pass implementing | 
Statutes before the Atlanta plan! 
could be Put into effect 
FAR Help Rejected 
DENVER ‘UPI)—The airporis 
committee of the American Mu- 
nicipal Assn. yesterday rejected 
a propsal. to ask the Federal 
Aviation Agency (FAA) to clear 
urban approaches to airports. 
The rejected proposal would have | 
asked the FAA to condemn prop- -| 
erty and tear down buildings for | 
the sake of safety     PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, 
|China and the 
its very hard for a driver to see,’ Red China Calls 
U.S. a Kidnaper Who Snatched Whom? 
Nehru Is Pondering 
Cloak, Dagger Tales 
NEW DELHI (&P)—Communist 
United States each 
accused the other of a kidnaping 
in Bombay, and Prime Minister 
Nehru told the Indian Parliament 
today he could not say yet which 
one was telling the truth 
* * * 
Nehru said the Chinese ambas 
sador formally complained to the 
Indiaer™ government 
Americans kidnaped that 
f ol today 
members 
the staff of the Chinese consulate 
general in Bombay Friday 
* * * 
The United States filed a pro- 
test Saturday accusing the Chinese 
of kidnaping and abusing Marine 
Sgt. Robert Armstrong of Los An- 
geles, who the United States said 
was guarding a Chinese official 
who had asked for asylum 
‘All this sounds more dike some 
piece of fiction that fact,’ Nehru 
told the lower house 
* * * 
The prime minister said 
bay police investigating 
‘“Kidnaping of a foreign national 
is clearly outside the functions of 
a consulate general he added 
* * * 
Bombay police also were 
the report of an In 
employe at the American 
there who claimed that 
during the weekend two unidenti- 
fied Chinese tried to take from 
him a consulate message he was 
taking to the telegraph office. A 
spokesman at the consulate said 
U.S. officials could not verify the 
Indian's statement 
Clarkston Driver 
Averts Tragedy 
for Boys on Sleds 
A quick thinking Clarkston 
torist averted possible tragedy Sun 
day his car off Kiet 
road field Township, t 
hovs on sleds 
* * * 
Oakland County Sheriff Frank W 
ing today to 
in the wake of the 
dent which injured one youth 
Taken to Goodrich Hospital and 
treated for nmmnor back and 
injuries was Delbert Hl Metzel 
burg, 11. The accident occurred in 
front of the home at 9690 
Kier Rd 
dohn H. Sexton, 44, of 9725 Ellis 
Rd.. told deputies he was driving 
east at about 30 miles an hour 
when he came over a hill and 
there were three children on 
sleds in the road ahead. Bom- 
are 
The 
investigating 
dian 
consulate 
mo 
when he ran 
in Sprinef ) 
avoid three 
Irons issued a warn 
sledders ace) 
leg 
boy's 
Sexton swerved but struck 
Metzelburg boy before running into 
an embankment. Deputies said the 
the the 
missed his body 
* * 
appealed to parents 
children 
roads. ‘‘A on a 
totally in 
an oncoming auto and car passed over boy but 
wheels evidently 
* 
Irons today 
from sled 
child 
helpless to keep their 
ding 
sled 
the neal 
almost 
path of IS 
said Irons 
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this * * 
‘Earher year a was 
killed in Farmington Township 
when sledding down a hill onto a 
road. We don't to that 
happen again boy 
want see 
Thanksgiving Traffic 
Death Toll Hits 437 
By The Associated Press 
Traffic 437 
Fires 70 
Miscellaneous 134 
Total 641 
Unusually severe and early win 
ter weather jn some. sections of 
the country was a major factor in 
the cause of deaths of many per- 
sons during the 
giving holiday extended Thanks 
* * * 
The period covered by the sur 
vey started at 6 pm _ local time 
Wednesday and ended at midni 
Sunday—a total of 102 hours 
The National Safety Council do»s 
not issue a forecast of traffic fa- 
talities for the Thanksgiving week- 
end, but it did estimate that over 
a four-day nonholiday weekend ant 
there would be 470 traffic deaths 
* * * 
Last Thanksgiving, 454 died in 
traffic accidents, 54 in fires and 
118 in other types of accidents NOVEMBER 30. 
the c 1959. 
The Day in Birmingham   
Asking Yule Hospitality 
for Foreign Folk Here 
BIRMINGHAM — For 
from a foreign land who have no| active 
to go during the holidays, | munity House place 
a dormitory can be a lonely place. | 
To help make these young peo-|J., 
ple fee] at home in America, 
Northwestern Deanery Internation-| 
al Committee of the Detroit Arch- 
diocesan Council of Catholic Wom- 
en, is finding frendly homes 
offer hospitality to foreign students 
might 
holi- who 
the of all denominations 
otherwise be spending 
day in their rooms 
Mrs. Donald Scriven, 
man of the group, said 
while a special effort chair- 
that 
is being 
made to encourage student hos 
pitality, there also are many 
professional people working in 
this area. who have come from 
foreign lands and who would en- 
joy a visit in an American 
home whether for an evening's 
entertainment or a weekend. 
Anyone interested in opening his 
during 
contact 
Buckingham Visitors 
may home to foreign 
the holiday season 
Mrs. Scriven, 1569 
Rd., Birmingham 
Christmas From the 
to the Back Door 
theme of the talk by 
nev of Goldner-Walsh 
speaks to the 
State. University Alumnae of 
mingham at Inc 
Brownell street evening 
The program on decorations 
ideas for the holidas 
begin at 8 pm be 
Gold wil 
Jean 
when she 
Show case 
Thursday 
season 
According to Marion Tate, 
president of the newly organized 
club, membership is open to 
Wayne graduates. women who 
have attended Wayne, and wives 
of Wayne graduates in the Bir- 
smingham-Bloomfield area. 
The 
ile ( the club is 
i! purpose of 
ducational 
and Ssoecl ret 
munity 
members reational com 
activities fo1 
Goode 
Gilbert C 
Dr.. Birmingham 
Wednesday in the 
Ham Gilbert ©. 
Service for (,v0de, bb 
of 1535 Oxford 
wil] be at 1 pm 
Bell Chapel of the William R 
ilton Funeral Home Front Door 
the 
Nurseries 
Wayne 
Bir- 
on 
and 
will 
to 
geared 
Burial will be 
at White Chapel Memorial Ceme- 
ters 
Mr. Goode died Sunday after a 
brief illness at St. Joseph's 
Mercy Hospital, Pontiac. 
\ wsident of Birmingham for 30 
years he was district representa- 
tive for the Leece Nevule Co. of 
Cleveland, an automotive electrical 
equipment manufacturing firm 
An employe of the 
Corp. for 24 years 
electro-physics laboratory 
for many 
ment in 1990 
He was a member of the 
f Automotive Engineers 
He is survived by his wife 
two sons. Gilbert C.. of Birm- 
ingham. and Robert L.. of Detroit 
7 grandchildren, a_ brothet 
Hf. of Cleveland, and a sister 
Arthur Barnes of Kingston headed the 
the: 
retit he 
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Society 
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Mrs. Florence S. Rhodes 
the 
Hamilton 
will be 
Detroit 
Mrs 
Grace Hospital Bell Chapel of the William R 
Funera) Home 
at Woodlawn Cemetery, 
Rhodes died Sunday in New 
Detroit 
resident 
member 4 Birmingham for 
years, she was a 
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Cemetery, Lansing 
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a long Ulness at her home 
A resident of Beverly Hhills foi 
eight years. she was a member of 
the First Methodist Chureh in Bir- 
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FOUR’ 
Seaman Dies 
in Las Vegas Was Found Shot 
Head Last Week Lying: 
on California Desert -y = 
Calif., last Friday. He wag taken 
unconscious to‘ a Needles hospital 
and later brought here. He never 
regained consciousness t 
Rhoades was returning to his 
ship at Long Beach, Calif., in a 
|newly purchased car. The auto 
was found at a gas station 90 miles! _ 
+ i west of Needles, a Colorado River 
in town, 
Sunken Ship May Date 
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LANSING \®—The State Public 
illion dollars a year. THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 _ 
Bell Plea tor Rate Hike 
Be Reviewed by PSC fied an annual rate boost of up 
to 25 million dollars could be 
| justified. They cited increased 
operating costs and promised 
improved and expanded services. 
In September, a PSC economist, 
Last March 11, the utility filed) Tom Hancock, testified Bell should 
Service Commission starts a re-jits latest rate hike applidation. 
jas much as the price of most other} set a rate reduction rather thap 
jan increase. He said the utility’s 
view this week of nine months of} At that time, President William | rate structure yields an annual ex- 
testimony on Michigan Bell Co.’s|M. Day said, ‘‘Our rates generally! cess of revenues of up to 4% mil- 
bid for a rate boost of up to 25 have increased only about ¢ third jion dollars. 
The commission is not bound to 
Briefs are to be submitted to/ things people buy. We are a victim) accept “Hancock's or any other 
the commission on Tuesday by its of, rather than a contributor t9,| staff member’s conclusions and 
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — A| NEWPORT, RI. (AP) — Skin: of, re . i Va, b. 8, . : ag ” } . 
sailor shot and abandoned in the|divers say they have found tim- ‘t@/f, the utility and the Mich-| inflation. |takes no direct part in their formu- 
California desert last week died bers of a vessel they believe may Mean aa bie A sc re. | lin pgm ee eae 
at a Las Vegas hospital. be the remains of a British ship | “OhMan ber ihe or Sas Becre-/ FO me : e SC. These includ-' Jy making a decision on the 
Seaman Kenneth F. Rhoades,|burned during the Revolutionary tary, reported briefs are also ex-/ed letters from subscribers, resolu-| case, the commission will be 
9 hio, had a | LW: pected to be filed by municipali- tions passed by governing bodies’ guided by a newly installed 
at, ek Lakewood, Oni0, had # Dub = : ties, possibly including Detroit and’ and a 20-foot long petition signed ¢paj pps -. 
let lodged in his skull above the; The timbers were found Sunday . chairman, George’ E, Hill of 
= . : Grand Rapids by &74 Port Huron residents. Many, y 
right temple. He died about 5'2 in Breaton's Cove by grou tl vad Eeleifined WRAL larquette. 
J 56 ( e : aintaine at : hours after leaving surget at headed by Jackson Jenks, dye In November 1956, Michigan : . as va 1 ; a Hill appears to be the key figure 
F A “ e ease . > 
Southern Nevada Memorial Hos- tor of the Marine Under wy Bell applied for a 12'2 million ‘A , ists would contribute 0 in the outcome eince the other 
pital Archaeological Society dollar annual increase. The com- - dele ,; M ' th two members of the three-man 
oe : 4 : -arings yan Mi > . Rhoades was found lying uncon He said a layer of mud over Mission granted $2,835,000 in mn se itn font ae ‘Nl iy on € agency reportedly are in. dinapres: 
; } ] x7 ® ¢ or Z scr ars h 
scious on an abandoned road off:the off timbers will he washed August 1957 and $2,200,000 more . te LEE UT AT si ead ment over whether or not Bell 
U.S. Highway 66 near Needles, away this week in July 1958 after a rehearing. Witnesses for the utility testi- merits a rate increase.       
  
‘Falls 1 Minute 
Short of Record 
\After 110 Miles 
LONDON (AP) — Dr, Barbara| 
Moore, 55, has marched the 110) 
miles from Birmingham to London 
again. But her time of 26 hours) 
and 25 minutes Sunday was a min- 
ute behind the record set Satur-| 
day night by three army men. 
Marching tbe 110 miles for a 
speed record has become Britain's 
latest craze, especially with serv-| 
iceman. 
Dr. Moore, a scientist, first did 
the distance a week before to 
| prove that woman’s physical en- 
durance is the equal of man’s 
She made the distance in 27 hours 
30 minutes, a record at the time, 
but was disqualified when she ad 
mitted she ran 38 miles to make 
up time. So she did it again, bet- 
tering her own time but not the 
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Payola Wrong, Cries DJ   
DETROIT (AP)—Fired disc jockey Tom Claw who ad- 
| mitted taking payola, says he has received a tremendous 
| vote of confidence from his teen-age fans. 
+ * * * 
But the outsted DeJay told his supporters he was 
wrong. 
I have received thousands of letters from you kids and 
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you tell the truth things will come out all right, I won't 
feel so bad.” 
* * * 
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DOWNEY, Calif. (UPI) — A 19- q __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 
Treasury Quiz 
Gives Stripper 
2-Day Reprieve 
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) — 
Stripper Candy. Barr, detained in 
iLos Angeles for questioning by 
federal agents, today apparently 
postponed her plans to start serv- 
jing a 15-year prison sentence in 
|Texas for at least 48 hours. 
i, She was expected to syrrender 
in San Antonia today, but couldn't 
because federal treasury agents 
jwant to continue questioning her 
jin Los Angeles. 
Miss Barr was convicted in 
Dallas of possession of marijuana 
and sentenced to 15 years. The 
U.S. Supreme Court Friday refused 
for the second time to review her 
case 
Windshield Shatters 
on Macmillan’s Car 
LONDON (UPI)—A mysterious 
accident shattered the windshield 
of Prime Minister Harold Mac- 
millan’s car yesterday while he 
was driving to his country home 
at Chequers. 
Police suspected “glass fa- 
tigue’’ caused the windshield to 
crumble. The Prime Minister 
was taken home in a police car 
after the incident. _ FIVE a eee eerie ——— ——— -— — Ce   
give your Santa « comfortable Cuban Catholics 
Hear Pope's Plea - 
     ot PE ‘USTOM HAVANA (UPI) — More than a ~ is bio 
million Roman Catholics, includ- A FINE 
ing Premier Fidel Castro, turned | 
out in the rain yesterday to hear} CHAIR 
'a nfessage from Pope John XXIII) just for 
urging Cuba to cling to its re-| hirh 
ligious traditions. 
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| The mass meeting in Civil) 
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papers as the most impressive 
demonstration of faith in Cuban 
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VATICAN CITY (UPI)—Vatican 
sources state Pope John XXIII has 
a cold but is going on with ‘‘busi-    
     
       
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    48 West Huron Street 
  Pontiac, Michigan 
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 
Owned and Published Locally by The Pontiac Press Company 
AAROLD A ‘PITZGERALD 
President and Publisher 
Howaeo H. FPireepeats no. Joun W 
Vice President and 
Business Manager 
Hasty J Ree, 
Managing Editor East M TreaDwele 
Circulation Manager Pirse 
Secretary and Editor Jonn A. Ruy. 
Treasurer and 
Advertising Director ERALD, 
Gronce C. Laman 
Classified Manager G. MARSHALL JosDAN. 
Local Advertising 
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Mrs. Joseph Barnett 
Mrs. JOSEPH BARNETT, a pillar of the 
Jewish faith in Pontiac, who died 
recently, was.a successful woman in 
all ways one can think. 
* * 
She was a pl- 
oneer in Pontiac’s 
early development 
and showed an in- 
tense interest in 
working for worthy 
causes. Early in her 
life she gave unsel- 
fishly of her time. 
No task was too 
great, even with 
the responsibilities of rearing a large 
family. * 
  x * * 
Mrs. BARNETT’s main interest was 
her family and helping others by 
working on community projects. This 
kindly, soft spoken woman was a sort 
of Supreme Court for the highest 
ideals of the American home. 
x * * 
She will be missed, too, by all 
those who appreciated and knew 
her outstanding qualities. Her 
four sons that are in business in 
this area testify to the material 
strength from her guiding hand. 
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Her passing leaves us poorer, but 
her career is a permanent inspiration 
to all of us. 
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Russia Continues to Be 
Totalitarian Police State 
Substantiating our long belief, a 
young guide at the American exhibi- 
tion in Moscow says the Russian gov- 
ernment is still “police state totali- 
tarianism.”’ cad 
if ¥ * 
GeorcE FEIFER, writing in Harper's 
magazine, points out that it was a 
shock not to find one person who 
would criticize the Sputnik program 
aloud. Frirer continues, “It was 
party policy, it was national policy, 
it must be every Soviet citizen's 
policy.” . 
What a change from our form of 
government where we all, at one time 
or another, lambaste government 
policies not to our liking. For a free 
democratic system this is as it 
should be. 
x * * 
Feifer writes: “The American 
image of the Soviet Union is not 
always a fair one, but when it is 
said here that the fate of that 
country is in the hands of a small, 
self-perpetuating group which de- 
cides not only what is to be done, « 
but also what is to be published 
and read, this is an accurate de- 
scription. Perhaps the press can 
serve as an example. There, every 
column is an advertisement for the 
Communist party and the Social- 
ist system. Facts are valueless. 
Only that which is or can be dis- 
torted to appear as praise for the 
Party or the Great Soviet People 
is printed.” 
* * * 
The high Russian potentates es- 
tablished this policy and we are 
afraid it is not likely to change. At 
least not for some little time and 
then only if some drastic change 
overcomes Soviet policy. 
Canada Off ers to Take 
Old or Sick Refugees 
- Thousands of refugees in camps in 
Western Europe are waiting for the 
United Nations to find homes for 
them. Many are “hard core” cases, 
that is old and sick who might prove 
to be a burden to any country which 
opened its doors to them. This is 
especially true of persons with tuber- 
culosis. 
: x * * 
Responding to a U. N. plea, 
Canada has offered to take a 
“substantial number” of tubercu-   
  losis refugees, beginning with 100, 
who with their families will pos- 
sibly number 500. The cost of 
treatment at sanatoriums and of 
helping families unable to sup- 
port themselves, will be shared bs 
dominion and provincial govern- 
ments, 
x * * 
Like the United States, Canada has 
admitted thousands of refugees since 
World War II. This latest offer was 
generously put when Foreign Min- 
ister HOWARD GREEN told the U.N. 
Genera] Assembly that ‘Canada wel- 
comes the occasion ... to give a group 
of human beings whose plight is par- 
ticularly tragic, an opportunity to re 
build their lives in dignity and hap- 
piness.”’ 
  
“Our entire continent is drifting,” 
says a scientist. As there's nothing 
you can do about this, you might as 
well relax and enjoy the ride. 
  
  The Man About Town 
Eleventh Year 
Our Downtown Streets 
Are Home Decorated 
Now: The best time to do what 
there's only 21 days left to do. 
The evergreen Christmas festooning 
that you see twisting its way up the posts 
in Pontiac’s downtown area again was 
made by a local firm, this being the 
eleventh year they'd had the job. They're 
a part of our city’s diversified industry. 
These decorations are turned out by 
The House of Evergreens, 
a business built up in the family of 
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Hughes 
of 444 Marian street 
They invented the machine that makes 
this festooning by the mile as the ever- 
green twigs are fed into it. They've sold 
a number of the machines to do the work 
* outside of the Pontiac area. 
The festooning now on our downtown 
posts required a strip from the home 
Hughes machine over one-half mile long. 
This is only a part of the decorative work 
done by the family. 
Our football contest goes down 
to its final game, next Sunday. In 
the Army-Navy game Saturday 
only two entries who had picked 
Army to win were eliminated, as 
Navy won, 43-12. The five who had 
picked Navy divide their forecasts 
for Sunday: Detroit Lions, 2; Chi- 
cago Cards, 3. 
Reminiscent of old days in Pontiac is 
a letter from 
Jack Stephens, 
now living in Chicago. He says he drove 
the horses on the Hodges House bus here 
that met all the trains 50 to 60 years ago. 
The horses were kept in a “flavorable and 
fragrant” stable in the rear of the hotel 
A Santa Claus letter with a Holly post- 
mark,comes from 
Sandy Lou, 
on which she may have had some coach- 
ing. She wants a rocket machine for her- 
self, a mink coat for Mom and a payola 
job for Dad. 
That entertaining and fluent fanatic 
for figures, 
James R. Jeffery 
of Birmingham, phones that his family 
of four enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner 
with all the trimmings at a total cost of 
$6 63, and there were plenty of leftovers 
Last year the cost was $6.05 
  
The centerpiece on the Thanksgiving 
table of 
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tupperson 
of Waterford was a bouquet of pansies. 
Many were two inches across and they 
were picked that morning at the base of 
their warm chimney 
This column has consistently refused 
to make items at the request of anybody 
who was scheduled to appear on tele- 
vision, because uSually the appearance 
did not take place as promised. But now 
a request comes from 
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Van Nye 
of Birmingham that we NOT say anything 
about them in that situation. 
  
Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crawford 
of 66 Pingree St.; golden wedding. 
. Arthur Amesworth 
of Waterford; 80th birthday. 
Mrs. Pearl Burrington 
of Keego Harbor; 82nd birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Evans 
of Lapeer; golden wedding. W4 
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Everything in the Ring but Their Hats 
Bishop Stirs Up Population Issue 
WASHINGTON—Did the Episco- 
pal bishop of San Francisco, the 
Right Reverend James A. Pike, 
advance or retard the cause of 
tolerance in 
American poli- 
tics when he pub- 
licly injected the 
Catholic - Protes- 
ta ssue_ into 
the forthcoming 
presidential cam- 
paign? 
He was quoted 
last week as de- 
manding to know 
whether a pro 
nouncement by 
the Catholic 
opposing certain forms of birth 
control is ‘‘binding on Roman Cath- 
olic candidates for public office.”’ 
Sen. Kennedy of Massachusetts 
and Gov. Brown of California, who 
are Catholics, promptly responded 
with their views, and so did some 
of the non-Catholics who happen to 
be prominently mentioned for the 
presidential nomination in the 
Democratic Party 
  LAWRENCE, 
bishops of America 
The answers given by the can- 
didates generally say they will 
be guided by what is best for 
America. But the topic itself, 
insofar as it relates to any gov- 
ernmental polic ye is largely 
irrelevant. 
For the United States govern- 
ment is not trying to impose any 
view on other nations on the sub- 
ject of birth control, and the issue 
of population congestion in the 
world isn't going to be settled by 
the action of any future president 
of the United States in the next 
decade or more. 
ARTIFICIAL IS THE WORD 
The real objection, moreover, 
isn't to birth control as such. 
What the Catholic bishops oppose 
emphatically is any form of ‘‘arti- 
ficial’’ birth control, and they 
say plainly that there are other 
methods of control that are 
“morally permissible."’ 
The Catholic bishops in their 
statement didn’t ask candidates 
to declare themselves on the 
issue nor was any reference at 
all made to party politics, 
Here aré the exact words of the 
key sections of the Catholic 
bishops’ statement: 
* * * 
“The perennial teaching of the 
Catholic Church has distinguished 
artificial birth prevention, which 
is a frustration of the marital act, 
from other forms of control of 
birth which are morally permis- 
sible. Method alone, however,, 1s 
not the only question involved 
Equally important is the sincere 
and objective examination of the 
motives and intentions of the 
couples involved, in view of the 
nature of the marriage contract 
itself. As long as due recognition 
is not given to these fundamental 
questions, there can be no genuine 
understanding of them _ . . 
“United States Catholics believe 
that the promotion of artificial 
birth prevention is a morally, 
humanly, psychologically and polit- 
ically disastrous approach to the 
population problem. Not only is 
such an approach ineffective in its 
The Country Parson 
  “Folks seem more convinced 
when you let them find out some 
things for themselves—like what 
an important person you are.’’ own aims but it spurns the basis 
of the real solution, sustained 
effort in a sense of human soli- 
darity. Catholics are prepared to 
dedicate themselves to this effort, 
already so promisingly initiated in 
national and international circles. 
They will not, however, support 
any public assistance, either at 
home or abroad, to promote arti- 
ficial birth prevention, abortion 
or sterilization whether through 
direct aid or by means of inter- 
national organizations.” 
* * * 
Church bodies often express their 
views on public questions. Not 
long ago a national Protestant 
group urged that our government extend diplomatic recognition to 
Red China. No Catholic clergyman 
thereupon de manded to know 
whether the candidates being men- 
tioned for the Republican or Demo- 
cratic nomination felt bound as 
Protestants to support such a 
policy, 
Actually, the statement of the 
Catholic bishops last week was 
prompted by recent discussions 
about the need for some kind of 
population control in India and 
other countries. 
These discussions stemmed _ in 
part from the publication of a 
formal report to President Eisen- 
however last July by a committee 
Dr. William Brady Says: «   
If Reader Had Arthritis, 
It Wasn't Cured by Iodin 
An Alabama _ reader reported 
that he had painful ‘‘arthritis’’ in 
his hands (the quotation marks 
are mine) which 
continued un- 
changed by treat- 
ment... . until he 
began taking an 
iodin ration. Then 
the pain and 
lameness steadily 
lessened and now 
there is no pain 
or disability. 
All I know 
about the Ala- 
bama man’s case 
is what he reported. So far as di- 
agnosis of the pain and lameness 
he had was concerned, calling it 
“‘arthritis’’ didn’t mean a thing. 
  DR. BRADY 
The man didn’t say how long 
his hands had been painful or 
lame, nor did he say whether 
the trouble developed insidious- 
ly or all in a day or two. 
Whatever it may have been, I 
doubt that taking the iodin ration 
brought such iarediale relief, al- 
though I recommend a daily ration 
of iodin, calcium, vitamin D and 
vitamin B complex for anyone who 
has the rheumatiz — that is, insid- 
iously developing joint disability 
of more than a year's standing 
* * * 
Since identification of the Ala- 
bama reader is impossible, I may 
say without offense that his letter 
somehow gave me the impression 
that the man might have had gen- 
uine arthritis, gonorrheal arthritis. 
for example. If so, I still say the 
jodin ration probably had nothing 
to do with the outcome. 
Gonorrhea is not the only 
cause of genuine arthr-itis, joint 
inflammation. Other causes are 
Brucellosis (undulant fever). ty- 
phoid fever, scarlet fever, syph- 
ilis, pneumococcus infection as 
a complication or sequel of ton- 
sillitis, ete. 
All of these joint inflammations 
develop in hours or days, not in- 
sidiously, and are acute, not 
months or years in duration. Gen- 
uine arthritis, of whatever charac- 
ter, accounts for 1 in 50 cases of 
joint disability. The other 49 cases 
are not inflammation at all, but 
degeneration of joint tissues 
what I call RHEUMATIZ. 
When degeneration begins, chil- 
dren, the sooner you stop fooling 
around with wonder drugs and 
start correcting your faulty nutri- 
tion the happier you will be. 
NOT CLEAR 
From the bulletins or press re- 
leases issued by the Arthritis and 
Rheumatjsm_ Foundation, which I 
have quoted here on numerous oc- 
casions, it should be evident that 
medical authorities have no clear 
conception of the nature of what 
they call ‘‘arthritis’’ and ‘so they 
are as far from the discovery of 
an effective remedy for chronic 
joint disability as were the medi- 
cal authorities a century ago, who 
called it chronic rheumatism. However, if you are a victim of 
the ‘‘arthr-itis’’ hoax, don't des- 
pair. The latest, or one of the 
latest pronouncements of the foun- 
dation says that Dr. (name of a 
physician which we shall not men- 
tion here), calls Sec. Herter's 
chronic joint disability ‘‘a wear- 
and-tear phenomenon, not a dis- 
ease.’ To this the foundation adds 
“osteoarthritis is joint degenera- 
tion which normally accompanies 
the aging process.” 
* * * 
Signed letters not more than 
page or 100 words long pertaining to 
personal health and hygiene. - 
ease. diagnosis, or t 
to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan 
(Copyright 1969) “e 
Voice of the People.   
‘Exactly Why Do We Need 
to Increase Our Taxes?’   
In all the discussion of what new tax will be levied against the people 
of Michigan, I don’t believe it’s been made clear just exactly why any 
new tax is necessary. What, precisely, is the average citizen now receiv. 
ing in return for his state tax dollar which he didn’t receive 20 years 
ago” * * * 
When the sales tax was initiated, the politicians designated it as 
a ‘temporary measure.” There are more people in Michigan than in 
1940, true. But there are — or should be — more persons paying state 
taxes, too. Is it possible that some of the present state expenditures 
could be eliminated or reduced? Admittedly, this would be an extreme. 
ly radical idea in political thinking. Yet it is exactly what the average 
individual family must do when expenses exceed income. 
* * * 
It is within the realm of possibility that certain outlays administered 
by the Governor's office itself could be cut drastically. This would most 
certainly be to the advantage of the vast majority of Michigan citizens. 
36 S. Tasmania 
‘Men Aren't Only 
Tramps in World’ 
I see a woman advised all other 
women to beware of men and have 
nothing to do with them, as she 
drew two bum husbands. Well, how 
about me telling all men to look 
out for women, as | have had two 
of those and they have taken me 
to the cleaners and left me 
stripped. All the tramps in this 
life aren't male. 
Victim Twice 
‘We Can’t Afford 
to Plead Case’ 
Nov. 9 I got a ticket for failing 
to stop at a stop sign. That was 
wrong because I did stop. Nov. 11 
I went to see about the ticket. 
The judge informed me the trial 
would be the 19th and they post- 
poned it until the 27th. 
* * * 
I appeared again that day and 
was told a warrant had been 
issued for my arrest. I appeared 
each time it had been set up. I 
was found guilty of the charge 
and when I asked for an appeal, 
the judge said it would be $100 
cash bond, which I couldn’t raise. 
The ticket was $5 but after ap- 
pealing my innocence, I was 
fined $15, so an innocent man 
doesn’t have a chance. 
* * * 
The Lansing Court of Appeals 
says if you're not guilty you should 
fight to prove your innocence. With 
six children, it's pretty hard to do. 
I paid three times as much for 
the ticket by trying to prove my 
innocence. I think I got a pretty 
dirty deal. 
Albert J. Mills 
442 Emerson 
FE 43945 
‘Put Governors 
on All Autos’ 
All automobiles should have 
governors that limit top speed to 
65 miles an hour, with police cars 
having unlimited power. That 
would cut the accident rate by a 
big percentage. 
Observer 
‘Why Don’t We Do 
As Flint Does?’. 
Flint just had their champion. 
ship football game between North- 
ern and Central and I feel it is 
a great civic promotion. How about 
Pontiac following this turkey day 
idea? 
Fan R. F. Dehner 
Claim Railroads 
Hide the Truth 
Knowing contracts would be up 
Nov, 1, the railroads started their 
“Madison Avenue Ad Boys’ pub- 
lishing things about featherbedding 
(unnecessary workers) at the be- 
ginning of 1959. 
The railroads didn’t tell about 
no paid holidays, no night pre- 
mium, no overtime for seven- 
day week, reduction of workers 
to less than a million but still 
16 thousand officials, 48 per cent 
increase in worker productivity 
but 94 per cent increase in profit 
per worker employed, net rail- 
road profits increase of 37 per 
cent but railroad payroll increase 
of only 11.5 per cent. 
Two magazines published stories 
regrading ‘‘featherbedding’’ but 
couldn't print the union's come- 
back, It’s been said ‘‘featherbed- 
ding’’ costs the railroads $500 mil- 
lion yearly. That's quite a contrast 
to figures showing workers are 
underpaid $513 million yearly. Is it 
‘‘featherbedding’’ to be on 24-hour 
call seven days a week? 
dack & Sallye Best 
BRT Lodge 555 
‘One Tax Would . 
Kill Three Birds’ 
Why don't the State Legislators 
pass a law taxing unions a five 
per cent tax on each union dollar 
they take in? In so doing, they 
would know where a nickel of each 
of our dollars went and how much 
the unions are taking in. And ft 
wuuia be money for the state. 
Wny not? 
Union Member 
  
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
Daydreams are not for daytime 
if. . , It is a working day... . For 
then they are the wasteful thoughts 
... That keep success away... 
When we let thinking wander off 
. . . Wwe cannot concentrate . . 
Time lost is lost forever, as... 
The clock can never wait... 
Daydreams are helpful only when 
. . Our daily work is done... 
Before or after we behold . . . The 
setting of the sun . _. Then they 
can be refreshing and... Of 
priceless value too . . . Providing 
inspiration for . . . The things we 
hope to do... . But daydreams only 
cloud the mind . . . When working 
hours fade . . . Our duty is neg- 
lected and .. . Our progress is 
delayed. 
(Copyright, 1958) 
    
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Crane Outlines Rules for Athletes 
All potential athletes, as well 
as you heart patients, should 
scrapbook this Case Record 
and the follow-up tomorrow. 
For herein you see the latest 
data from both psychology 
and medicine. You coaches 
might profitably assign these 
columns to all your teams, too. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
_ CASE D - 413: David J., aged 
28, is a high school coach. 
“Dr Crane,’ he began, ‘would 
you outline some medical and psy- 
chological ideas 
that would help 
my athletes? 
“Although I try 
to tel! them the 
facts, they get so 
accustomed to 
what I say that 
they don't pay 
much attention 
anymore. 
“So I'd like an 
outside authority 
to add extra em- 
phasis.”’ 
  CRANE 
SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY 
Former Olympic pole vault 
champ, Rev. Bob Richards, was 
once asked to offer some secrets 
to help a high school track man. 
“I practiced over 10,000 hours,” 
replied Rev. Richards. ‘‘And if any 
athlete will put in that much time 
practicing his event, he is sure 
to win a letter.” 
However, it is wise to analyze 
your potential talent at the start, 
for sprint champs must be 
“‘born’’ with a high rate of speed. 
Endurance events, like the mile 
run or 2-mile race in track, or 
the longer swimming events, per- 
mit a slower athlete to win by 
means of steady drill and those 
10,000 hours of rigorous practice. 
Mental attitude is likewise of_ 
great value, for people who think 
positively, -actually are stronger 
than when they feel weak or de- 
feated, Previously I have cited the 
handgrip experiment in London 
where soldiers competed and av- 
eraged 101 Ibs. per man, Then 
they were hypnotized and told 
they were weak sickly, anemic, 
ete. 
Now, when they competed, they 
averaged only 69 lbs. But before 
they were roused from the hyp- 
notic trance, they were told they 
were strong, Samson-like, Hercu- 
lean, etc. 
Under this positive suggestion 
they averaged 140 lbs. per man! 
* * * 
While we do not reach the peak 
strength in the normal waking 
state which is possible during hyp- 
nosis, we do go in that direction 
if we have a confident, positive 
attitude. 
TRAINING RULES 
Your endurance for anything be- 
yond a short dash event, also de- 
pends in part on the oxygen carry- 
ing power of your blood. 
This, in turn, is partly depen- 
dent on the number of red blood 
corpuscles and the amount of iron 
(hemoglobin) they contain. 
A man ts supposed to have 
5,000,009 red cells per cubic mil- 
limeter, If he has only 4,000,000, 
obviously he will not have as 
much “wind” or endurance. 
Even if he has 5,000,000 but they 
are only 80 per cent full of hemo- 
globin, he still will be under par. 
* * * 
A study of winning race horses 
in Australia recently proved that 
a horse was sluggish and a sure 
loser in a race if its red blood 
cell count was 6,500,000. 
It was due for a fast and usually 
winning race when the count was 
10,000,000 to 12,000,000, 
Humans in high altitudes run 
a higher red cell count, say 
6,000,000 so if the Air Force 
boys at Colorado Springs were te come down to sea level, they 
should benefit in long races or 
grueling football contests, 
Excess weight is also a handi- 
cap in most athletic events, though 
some surplus “blubber’’ may add 
buoyancy to swimmers and extra 
inertia to linemen in football. 
* * * 
But extra weight places a great- 
er load on the heart, just to 
service that additional blubber, for 
  
      
your body must sprout 3 miles 
of extra blood vessels for each 5 
Ibs. of extra fat. 
Thus, your heart must keep 
the blood flowing in those extra 
and unnecessary vessels at each 
beat. 
For further medico-psychological 
in care of The 
M a 4c se! reseed and 20c to cover 
typing and p costs when you 
for his pam- 
phiets. . 
(Copyright 1959) 
  
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    THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959. SEVEN   
  
  LIGHT, PLEASE — Bowman aims a flaming arrow in a novel 
use of archery in Nevis, Albert 
to relight the flare tower at a a, Canada. The arrow wa Used 
gas conservation plant when the 
mechanical relighting device failed to ignite excessive gas fumes 
at the top of the tower. 
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Turkey Gravy 
on Your Tie? 
Don’t worry about 
spots just call 
us and tell us the 
substance spilled! 
GENEY’S Back or Front Door! 
FE 5-6107 
FE 5-6108 
12 W. Pike St. ke Changing 
His Itinerary To Go Ashore at Tunis 
for Bourguiba Confab 
Instead of on Ship 
WASHINGTON (AP)—President 
Eisenhower will go ashore at Tu- 
jnis instead of conferring with Tu- 
nisian President Habib Bourguiba 
aboard a U.S. cruiser during his 
,ll-nation tour next month. 
| The White House has announced 
this as one of several changes in 
Eisenhower's itinerary. It said also 
that the President will speak in 
public about 30 times during the 
journey. 
* * * 
It will be the longest trip ever 
undertaken by a U.S. president 
and the first time an American 
chief executive has visited 
Greece, Turkey, Pakistan, Af 
ghanistan, India and Spain. 
x *« * 
Another possible change is that 
Eisenhower probably will land at 
Casablanca instead of Rabat, Mo-| 
rocco, for a stop en route home) 
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    A new. departure time from 
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drews Air Force Base around 8 
p.m. instead of 10:30 p.m | 
* * * 
His plane will refuel at Goose 
Bay Air Force Base, Labrador 
instead of Gander, Nfld., as first   -! announced, after a trip of 2 hours 
45 minutes 
The President's plane is due in 
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Violent Crimes Increase WASHINGTON (AP) — Violent: most insignificant’ 
crimes continued to shaw a sub] per cent jn the over-all crimé 
stantial increase across the nation 
n the first nine months ef 1959 
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover re- 
ported today.   
drop of about 
rate for the period 
His report was based on pre 
jliminary erime data received 
~*~ * * lfrom police departments in 554 
Hoover said there was an “a: cities of more than 25,000 popula- | 
tion 
* * * 
| For January - September 1959 
N. Y. Mayor the “reports reflected a 4 net pit 
Out to Avert increase in murder, 5 per cent in-| 
crease in forcible rapes, a 7 pel 
cent hike in aggravated assaults 
Bus Strike ind a 1 per cent jump in larcenies 
nvolving more than $50 
* * * 
NEW YORK (AP)—Mayor Rob These increases were olfset by 
ert F. Wagner called meetings to- a 7 per cent decline in reported 
day in @ last-ditch stand to avert robberies, « 2 per cent drop in 
a strike by 8,000 bus drivers and burglaries and 1 per cent fewer 
mechanics against private lines auto thefts 
that serve two million riders dail 
‘ soe members of Tal UAR May An é&timated 
the Transport Workers Union at 
Manhattan Center Sunday shouted 
unanimous approval of a strike for Resume Relations 
midnight tonight. 
They want a 15 per cent in 
crease, They now average from 
$2.24 to $2.35 an hour 
* * * 
Wagner called city officials and 
representatives of the bus com- LONON (AP)—Britain and the 
United Arab Republic have agreed 
to resume diplomatic relations 
broken off in 1956 during the Suez 
crisis, responsible sources say 
* * * panies to Gracie Mansion. his of 
ficial residence A joint announcement on the ex 
The bus lines have said they can|¢? ue of diplomatic SONS 
not talk wages with the TWU unti) headed by a charge daffaires will 
” made Tuesday, an _ official 
U.A.R. source said in Cairo. Am 
bassadors will be named late: 
——— * * * 
OLD ee a CAR. President Gamal Abdel 
| , la\Nasser and the British already 
PROF’S 'y wy im have reached a settlement of fi the city grants some tax relief 
Wagner made no promises 
nancial claims and counter claims 
arising out of his nationalization 
of the Suez Cana) and the British 
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Miracle Mile Shopping Center Conductor on Japan Bus Lacks Only a Cup of Tea _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 _   
  
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| TOKYO WwW — The voice of the 
rconductress safg- out in the jam 
|packed bus: 
“We are about to make a left 
] turn. Please watch your bal- 
ance. Next stop, Roppongi. We 
are sorry you have had an un- 
comfortable ride. Thank you 
very much for your patronage.” | 
  This sort of perpetual patter is 
Standard procedure among Jap- 
anese conductresses. By virtue of 
a seemingly unlimited capacity for 
patience, stamina and courtesy 
they engage in one of Japan's 
most exhausting female occupa 
tions. And they put on one of the 
best theatrical performances in 
town oo 
Every alighting passenger gets a 
polite “Thank you.” “We are extremely sorry you | 
should be subjected to such dis- 
U.S. Senators Reveal avs: 
Pay of Staffs Today: of “a 
bus may proceed. She Bows Low With Politeness Load 
tomfort, but will you please 
make youg way further to the 
rear.”’ 
Then ‘‘Aw-rai,’’ she shouts to the 
This is a Japanese version 
li right,’’ used to signify the 
conductress's job to It's the 
know the bumps on the road along 
WASHINGTON \ — Senators’!her route, for she must warn pas- 
payrolls lose their official secrecy sengers ‘‘Please hang on, the road 
today 
For the first time in more than 
a decade, the salaries paid by sen 
ators to their employes are to be 
published by the Senate 
A resolution adopted by the Sen 
ate last summer requires the se« 
retary of the Senate to compile 
the mformation and to make it 
public every three months. Along 
with data on employes of individ is rough ahead.” 
These women range in age from 
15 to around 23. They work an 
eight-hour day, six days week and 
ret paid $22 a month 
* * * 
In Tokyo, which has 4.400 buses 
applicants spend a month to six 
weeks training 
The Japanese bus rider has-long 
since become oblivious to the con- 
ductress’s talk   
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;push and shove their way into an ual senators, 
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an Ivy Suit for Gentlemen} — Oy Auto Oil Change Muddle Missile Vessel | WINTER TERM First of Its Class, It’s Will Start - By JACK VANDENBERG’ ; But the motorist needed some, Some of the oil companies have f UPI Automotive Editor }guide to tell hins when he should’ come up with just such a device. Named for Dewey Who M da Dece I r we 
DETROIT — New electronic de change oil. Engineers decided upon ee * A Destroyed Spanish Fleet on y, m 
vices may soon lead baffled motor- a simplest ra -the number of In effect, it is a light source | 
"4 . ‘er miues he has ariven ae “. | - 
stp out of the i over when whew dcacml oft isiecide dew and a rheostat, or device for BOSTON \ — The first of a new Day, Half-Day, and 
to change oil in a car ey figured all motorists drove measuring light. A ceuple of class of guided missile destroyer- : . ’ 
. dle onal se ada esd anlg pe samme: ERS Gt SIRO Grepa of ofl are placed in a test- le mee the USS Dewe y sfficially Evening Sessions -aders e US! wey, ¢ c 
OP engaged in a bitter feud over the and on the’ same type of roads, 59 tube like container and the light join the U.S. Navy fleet Dec. 7 question of when to change oil in after a= given number of miles) is directed through the oil. The in ee ‘seinw ceremonies at Speedwriting Shorthand 
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The auto companies claim their but it isn’t anymore. A motorist, If the oil is clean, a greater Vernunt | native whose mildly Gregg Shorthand 
T cars can go Without an oil for example, who does a lot of amount of light will pass through phrased order, “you may fire when 
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when the motorist stops in-at a | engine hot and then lets it cool { all ligt tion within a few hours to th . P : _ passage z rht 1 1 l F ot é 
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* * * miles while another car would not before it has to be changed, the; Much of her armament was 
° 8 The number of miles you have need it until about 4,000 miles device could take the confusion out dreamed of in that conflict e ( . driven since you last chaneed oil| The oll industry, seeking to. sell lof the question of when to change | In addition to conventional guns, Fl B I t t te 
really has no direct bearing on More of its products, urges fre- oil. the ship has tubes for anti-sub- le USLNESS ns d u whether the oil should be changed quent changes. The auto com —$$$__—___. marine torpedoes, and guided mis- , " = igain panies, seeking to show superiority A. wailed “city within a city” sile ASROC (anti-submarine rock- of I onttac . P . . A . : — - . é ‘ 2ocke aoe . ~ ¢ -- 
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Science. Plains."’ 
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box loaded with soil samiples Egan of Alaska said it would be 
from the Ukraine, the central impractical to send Alaskan soil. 
Siberian uplands and the tundra. | The Mt. Palomar Observatory in 
In these areas winters are bitter California, asked for an analysis 
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Dec. 1, 1958: Death for 95   
By WILLIAM J. CONWAY 
CHICAGO w — “If there ever 
was a fireproof building, this is it.” 
A workman made tic com- 
ment to a reporter as they stood 
near a construction site at the 
northeast corner of Avers ave- 
nue and Iowa street. 
They looked at a sturdy steel 
and concrete skeleton that is 
rising, like a big-boned Phoe- 
nix, from the ashes and 
charred bricks $f the old Our 
Lady of the Angels School. 
The only wood in the new one 
million dollar, three-story build 
ing will be in the doors 
A new fire alarm box already 
stands like a sentry on the side 
walk of the Iowa street side. It 
symbolizes the determination 
that there shall be no repetition 
of the blaze that swept up an 
open stairwell of the old school 
Dec. 1, 1958. 
That fire cost the lives of 92 
children and 3 nuns. 
Our Lady of the Angels pu 
pils attend classes elsewhere 
while workmen labor on the new 
structure in a silence broken 
only by the tap of hammers and 
the occasional whine of a power 
A newsman who revisited the 
scene recalled the heavy, eerie 
silence that shrouded the area 
that short, dark, cold day al- 
most a year ago. 
Spectators had gathered behind 
fire lines and they just stood and 
stared at the ruined building 
Parishioners trickled soundle Ss- 
  
     
     
    
      
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| through the late afternoon and 
evening to offer silent prayers. 
That was a silence of mass 
shock. It has been replaced by 
a mum reluctance to talk about 
the tragedy. 
“I'd rather not talk about it,” 
Mrs. Joseph Modica told a re- 
porter who called at her home. 
Her son, Joseph Jr., 9, had THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 
  | started work last fall on a Christ- 
mas gift for her. He took letters 
of the alphabet that were made 
of cereal and glued them on 
sticks to spell out a vow 
“I, Joseph, promise to do my 
best to do my duty to God and 
to my country, to be square and 
to... | Christmas Eve,”’ 
  THIRTEEN   
This School Should Last He never finished his little 
project. He died in the fire. 
At another neat brick home in 
the neighborhood, Mrs. Joseph 
Makowski Jet the reporter, in 
through an entry hall where a 
Statue of the mottier of Christ 
was enshrined on a wall. She 
lost a son, Raymond, in the fire. 
She didn’t want to talk, either. 
But she did memtion one detail 
of her sorrow   ‘He was going to be 13 that 
she said 
In these homes and elsewhere 
there was no support for rumors | 
of a lot of bitterness in the 
parish. The rectory denied ru- 
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  Aprons, pot holders and tea towels are but a 
few of the items Guild Four members have readied 
as their project for the annual Christmas bazaar slated 
All Saints Yule Bazaar to 
Gay mobiles, sunbursts and a paper 
mache Santa Claus 
church gymnasium a fairyland for the   
  bazaar. From left are decorating com- and Mrs. A. 
  
mittee members, Mrs. William C. 
will make the Rogers, Mrs. J]. Vernon Madigan and 
Mrs. Bruce Annett. “ 
He Needs More Than Just a Belly Laugh   
Today's Santa ‘Turns By GAY PAULEY 
NEW YORK (UPI) — Yes, 
Virginia, there is a Santa 
Claus. But he's a changed 
character from the good old 
days. He has to be, to keep 
up with today’s children 
Santa leaves his ‘‘Ho ho ho’’ 
at home, and reports to work 
with a batch of stories, a ready 
wit, and the knack of ad-lib 
I glean all this from a talk 
with Miss Beatrice Hendricks, 
who works for Actors Equity 
Assn. and has made it her 
job for the last six years to 
find Santa Claus and other 
holiday roles (as extra sales 
help or toy demonstrators) for 
unemployed actors 
* * * 
Miss Henricks said an actor 
makes a perfect St. Nick for 
one reason — he can act. She 
said the old days when Santa 
had a wee drop to keep warm 
were gone; also gone were the 
days when Santa could get 
by with a beard and a belly 
laugh 
* * * 
Today's children expect a 
Santa convincing enough to 
carry them to Fantasy Land; 
someone with more lines than 
‘“‘Whadda you want for Christ- 
mas, Sonny?” 
Today's Santa is apt to be 
soft-spoken, must love children 
and have enough gentleness to 
handle the timid. 
* * * 
Even so, an actor occasion- 
ally loses out to his small au- 
dience. Miss Hendricks told of 
one department store Santa 
last year who pulled a small 
boy onto his knee. The child 
promptly landed a right to St 
Nick’s jaw 
JUST KID STUFF 
“The actor said the only 
thing he could figur¢é was that 
the child thought jthe whole 
thing kid-stuff; he wanted no 
part of Santa, but his mother 
was standing there behind 
him, pushing.” 
“Parents shouldn't force a child to talk to a Santa,’’ Miss 
Hendricks said. ‘If a child is 
timid, let him watch; he may 
then decide to join the other 
children 
* * * 
‘“‘And: don't make Santa into 
a bugaboo. I hate to hear par 
ents saying, ‘I'll tell Santa 
Claus on you’ or, ‘If you don't 
  eat your cereal, Santa won't 
come.’ "’ 
Each year, Miss Hendricks, 
a former actress, books ap- 
proximately 100 Santas into 
department stores, shopping 
centers and banks in the met- 
ropolitan area. 
Some actors still consider 
the role of Santa beneath them. 
Bright red is the color of this smart and practi- 
cal coat of dyed sheared rabbit. The slender boyish | 
straightness of the cut is gracefully eased by a little 
width in the turned-up sleeves. 
4. Pontiac Press Photos 
“for Thursday at All Saints Episcopal Church, From 
left are Mrs. Merle McManus, Mrs. 
H. Robinson. 4rman Crecor 
The annual Christmas bazaar 
at All Saints Episcopal Church 
will begin at 10 a.m. Thursday 
with a corporate communion. 
The bazaar will get under 
way at 10:30 a.m. and continue 
until 9 p.m. under the general 
chairmanship of Mrs. Fred 
Cockle. Mrs. Ralph Norvell is 
cochairman. 
* x .* 
Mrs. Bruce J. Annett, Mrs. 
J. Vernon Madigan and Mrs 
L. Jerome Fink, decorating 
committee members, hav? 
fashioned stars, sunbursts, 
Christmas mobiles and a 
papier-mache Santa Claus for 
the Church gymnasium, 
Publicity committee workers 
are Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald, 
Mrs. Ralph T, Norvell and 
Mrs. William S. Wolfram. 
* * * 
Projects being planned by 
the various guilds within the 
church are: greens, variety 
and antique booths, Guild One 
members under the chairman- 
ship of Mrs. Whitney Prall and 
Mrs. Orville Moll; gift shop, 
Guild Two, directed by Mrs 
Harold Furlong and Mrs 
Fitzgerald, assisted by Mrs. 
Arthur Young and Mrs. Robert 
Baker. 
Puppets, 
Modern 
But Miss Hendricks said these 
are increasingly in the minor- 
ity as wages get better, as 
they learn that they are treated 
with respect, and realize the 
job does call for talent. 
Weekly salaries range from 
$85 on up to $250 depending on 
the hours and the employer. 
Santa’s helper, a handsome, 
graying woman of 50-plus 
years, played featured roles 
on Broadway in the 1930s and 
then moved to Hollywood to 
do films and coach others. 
When her marriage to an ac- 
tor eaded in divorce, she re- 
turned East and joined Equity 
as a receptionist 
“I hope I never get too old 
to enjoy the holiday spirit,” 
Miss Hendricks said. ‘‘I'm still 
enough of a believer in Santa 
Claus to want to find some- 
thing under the tree for me 
Christmas morning.” 
Northern PTSA 
Guest to Treat 
Field Service 
Mrs. Frank Wickham, re- 
gional representative, will ex- 
plain the program of the 
American Field Service when 
she speaks at the Pontiac 
Northern PTSA meeting: at 
7:30 p. m. Wednesday. 
Accompanying her will be 
Helmut Gaisbauer from Vi- 
enna, Austria, a student at 
Pontiac . Central High School. 
He will speak and answer 
questions 
Lillian Jacobs, a member of 
the Pontiac Northern faculty, 
will show slides and lecture on 
her recent trip to Lebanon. 
The Crystal-Aires, 17 girls of 
the sophomore class, will sing, 
directed by Melvin Larimer of 
the music department. 
Mrs. Robert Lake, chairman 
of the program - committee, 
will introduce the speakers. 
Refreshments and. a social 
period will follow. decanters, candle   
    
  
Guild 11 members will be stationed at the baked 
goods booth for the annual bazaar. Displaying some 
of the goodies to be sold are, from left, Mrs. Merrill 
Open Thursday at 10:30 holders and other _ novelty 
items will be handled by Guild 
Three members with Mrs. 
Noyce W. Strait Jr. as chair- 
man, assisted by Mrs. William 
Rogers. 
Mrs. Alfred Robinson is 
chairman for Guild Four’s 
booth which will feature 
aprons, pot holders, tea towels, 
church tiles and tooth brushes. 
Her assistants are Mrs. Merle 
McManus, Mrs. John Apple- 
white and Mrs. Arman Crecor. 
* * * 
Other guilds participating 
will include: Guild Five, 
breads, cookies and Christmas 
decorations, headed by Mrs. 
Malissa Brice; buffet dinner 
from 5 to 7, Guild Six, Mrs. 
Roy Lewis, chairman’ with 
Mrs. Willis Lefurgy as cochair- 
man. Mrs. William Isgrigg is 
dining room chairman. 
Guild Seven will feature 
Christmas ornaments and can- 
dies with Mrs. Maurice W. 
Whitfield as chairman, assisted 
by Jane Danton and Mrs. Eva 
Dyer. Guild Eight will set up 
a tea room with continuous 
serving featuring a miscellane- 
ous booth under the chairman- 
ship of Mrs. Christopher Gib- 
bens assisted by Mrs. Walter 
Shistnant. 
* * * 
Mrs. Clayton McCoy, assisted 
by Mrs. Richard Palmer will 
be in charge of a luncheon 
served from 11:30 a.m. to 2 
p.m. by Guild Nine members. 
A candy and miscellaneous 
booth, under Mrs. John P. 
Shearer with Mrs, Evelyn New- 
man as cochairman, will be 
operated by Guild Ten mem- 
bers. 
A bake sale by Guild 11 
members will be headed by 
Mrs. Clarence L. Smith. A 
variety: booth with gifts and 
novelties will be handled by 
Guild 12 members with Mrs. 
Dale Jacobs as chairman and 
Mrs. William H. Burder, co- 
chairman. 
Baby sitting will be available 
from 10 to 11 a.m. and from 
3:30 to 4:30 p.m, 
* * * 
Other activities for the 
bazaar will include a pot hold- 
er, pop corn and fudge sale by 
The Middler Girls and Boys 
under the chairmanship of Pat 
Meixsell; Senior High School 
Group, Tau Alpha, pictures; 
the Church School booth for 
benefit of St. Peter's Home for 
boys and William's House for 
girls, both in Detroit, directed 
by Mrs. Russell Cowan; and 
movies from 4 p.m. for: chil- 
dren, shown by Clark Lefurgy. 
* * * 
A book store with religious 
articles will be operated by 
Mrs. Dorothy Paterson of the 
Diocesan Book Shop in Detroit. 
At 4 p.m. a fish pond booth 
will open with Jeanette Cockle 
as chairman. Her helpers will 
be Margaret Cockle, Carol 
Ann Riley, Caro] Wharton and 
Carol Norvell. 
Church Women 
to Pick Officers 
Officers will be elected for 
the year and a tentative set 
of bylaws reviewed when the 
Fellowship of Church Women 
of Waterford Township Area 
meet at St. Andrew Epistopal 
Church on Hatchery road Tues- 
day at 1:30 p.m. 
* * * 
The program will include 
devotions, special music and 
refreshments. 
{ ‘A buffet dinner will be served 
from 5 to 7 p.m. by Guild Six mem- 
bers. From left Mrs. Collis Scott, Mrs. 
Abby Advises:   Rasmussen, Mrs. Vernon Abbott and Mrs. John Mac- 
William Isgrigg and 
Lefurgy are among members of this 
group who will be serving that evening. Donald. The bazaar will be held from 10:30 a.m. 
to 9 p.m. 
  Mrs. Willis 
Suggest Helping Her Cope 
With Entertaining Problems By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
DEAR ABBY: How can you 
tell your sister-in-law it is time 
she and her husband gave a 
party? When they moved to 
our town three gaa 
years ago, ©) 
they didn't 
know a soul. 
We introduced 
them to all of 
our friends 
and now our 
friends are 
their friends. 
They never 
refuse an in- apes ese 
vitation to go ABBY 
anywhere but they never in- 
vited any of these people back. 
They moved into a new home 
almost two years ago and all 
my friends keep asking me, 
“Is your sister-in-law settled 
yet?”’ I am so embarrased I 
don’t know what to say. 
My brother is a doll. I don’t 
know how he ever married a 
pill like her. If you were I, 
how would you handle this? I 
can hardly hold my head up. 
SISTER-IN-LAW 
DEAR SIS: You don’t have 
to stick your neck out in order 
to “hold ydur head up.” Per- 
haps your sister-in-law hesi- 
tates to entertain because she’s 
afraid she won't do it properly 
and would be criticized for her 
efforts. Offer to “help” her 
with any entertaining she 
might care to do. If you sug- 
gest it in a friendly way, she 
can’t be offended. 
* -*® * 
DEAR ABBY: I don’t-know 
anything about Japanese 
women, but I know plenty 
about American women and in 
this country it’s the MAN who 
is the slave, not the woman. 
I am a real estate salesman 
ahd I can testify that in almost 
every case what the wife says     goes. When I try to sell a 
home to a married couple 
(young Or old) the poor boob of 
a husband says, “Yes, Dear, 
Yes, Dear, Yes, Dear.’’ And 
he is the one who is paying for 
it. If she says NO, believe me, 
he puts his tail between his legs 
and walks out behind her and 
says, ‘‘Where to now, Mamma, 
Darling?” 
FREEDOM LOVER 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: My husband 
_ left me five months ago for 
another woman. I have two 
daughters. One 14 and one 18. 
My eldest daughter is getting 
married soon. If her father 
is not back by that time, we 
do not inténd to invite him to 
the wedding. My girls and 
myself are very bitter towards 
him for what he has done. 
I want to know if it. would 
be proper. to have my older 
brother give my daughter 
away? Another thing—when I 
make up the invitations, do 
they have to read that “Mr. 
and Mrs. So and So” are 
marrying off a datighter? Or 
can I just have ‘‘Mrs. So and 
So‘? I would rather leave his 
name off the invitation. 
MRS. SO AND SO 
DEAR MRS. SO AND SO: 
You had better ask your clergy- 
man his opinion of dropping 
“Mr. So and So’s” name from 
your wedding invitations, I'd 
say that unless your separation 
is permanent, his name belongs 
with yours. Under the present 
circumstances, it would be 
proper to have your brother 
.give your daughter away, 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: I saw that 
pitiful. letter from. the little 
girl who had been begging ner 
mother in vain for an eye 
examination. Pethaps you did 
not know that “‘sight conserva- tion’’ is a project that iseclose 
to the heart of every Lion. 
If you will have this little 
girl get in touch with her local 
Lions Club (or the one nearest 
her city, if she lives in the 
country) we will arrange for 
an eye examination (and glas- 
ses, if necessary) if her par- 
ents cannot afford it. Yours 
truly. 
B. M. B. (Lions Club, Chillum, 
Maryland) 
DEAR B. M, B.: The- warm 
letter from Chillum (you ought 
to rename that town!). was 
very much appreciated. Yours 
was one of hundreds of letters 
I received from lion-hearted 
Lions all over the country. 
Biess you, Lions! 
* x * 
CONFIDENTIAL TO “IN 
LOVE WITH A PICTURE”: 
For goodness sakes, meet her 
first. Who wants to marry a 
paper doll?" 
Dinner Dance Held 
by Cotillion Club 
The Cotillion Club pre-holiday 
dinner dance was held Satur- 
day at the Birmingham Coun- 
try Club. 
Making arrangements for 
the formal affair were Harold 
Owen, president, and Mrs. 
Robert S. Castell, treasurer. 
Silk Favored 
Luxury silks and nylons in 
glowing tones are favored for 
sleepwear. Silk, satin and 
nylon sheer georgette are liked 
for gown-and-peignoir en- 
sembles. Low-cut bodices are 
etched with hand-cut Alencon 
lace,    
      
MCE EAA ASEM GE 6 
  | Taking Trip With President _and His Son John   
  WASHINGTON — The spotlight 
of eleven nations is about to be to avoid the Washington limelight. 
Her husband commutes an week- THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 
father,-Col. Percy Thom , was 
teaching ROTC at Pura’ Univer. 
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SEARS 5 RE: 
Nations to Focus Spotlight on Charming Barbara spotlight might turn young heads. 
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focused on a tall, attractive, 33- ends from his White House assign- sity. She herself attended three se- Barbara now does all of her “Dear Mrs. Post: I would | 
year-old charmer who jet-flies to ment. mesters at Purdue before her dad own housework and cooking in the 4 like your opinion on the fol- |* 
Rome next Thursday for the first The three older youngsters — was transferred to Vienna. Austria. era ' m oormpouse near the 4 lowing — Pibgets my ave A 
F leg of a historic journey with Pres- Dwight David, 11; Barbara Anne, She’ eens ent’s use.”’ s and’s mother , he senta (© 
‘ ident Lahearealel ~ 10; and Susan Elaine, 7 — attend dates & ~~ me Lo a Asked to compare farm and sub- ; very beautiful floral piece to || 
; te § ; public schools in Gettysburg, riding wf urban life, she laughed: ‘‘The pace the funeral. Soon after the fue [© 
: Rvs slim brunette is Barbara Ei- back and forth on a bus under the While working as a government may be a little slower in the coun- neral, his sister who took care 
4 —, mother of the First watchful eye of a Secret Service typist im Vienna she met tnd try, but a day spent with four live- of aeknowledging the flowers, 
: Family's four grandchildren and agent who is required by law to Lieut. John Eisenhower on ® ly children doesn't vary much, re- sent my husband a thank-you 
i wife of their only living son, John. protect them. — blind date, and became engaged gardiess of the place.” 7 note for the flowers he sent 
‘Since Mamie FEisenhower—al- F aid ; a few months later in February She drives herself on her er- : “IT thought this very strange 
ways in delicate health — has t a th . tary bar aac of 1947. rands, does her own shopping and seeing as he is himself a mem- 
‘elected not to make the grueling i og erde ee we . ‘Daddy's time was up soon after marketing. She and John attend ber of the family, and in my 
trek to Asia, the Middle East rasa pt accor men that, and so was Johnny's,” she some of the glittering White * opinion this acknowledgment 
and Europe, Barbara for the next gp eapartes ae hi dora . reminisced, ‘‘so we were married House dinners for visiting heads 8 made him seem an ‘outsider.’ 
three weeks will undoubtedly be- , ied nl ir ' ‘ a hee that June at Ft. Monroe.” of state, but by no means all of Are members of the family 
come the most photographed volunteer hospital stint a . pro- The young Eisenhowers were sta- them. sent thank-you notes?”’ 
woman in the Old World. visional member of the. Junior tioned at Fort Knox when Major Their life largely centers around . 
: What manner of person is this League, John received orders to go to Ko- their children’s activities, and al- ; Answer: No, thank-you notes 
‘ fortunate young matron who will That socialite organization is still rea. Barbers moved the chilies though the youngsters af first want: are not usually sent to mem- 
* be dining with presidents and po- to a rented bungalow near High- ed to accompany them on the fab- = | bers of the immediate family, 
} tentates from India to Turkey, and checking: shout the day sarties land Falls, N. Y. and prepared to ulous journey abroad, they lost in. = | but because your sister-in-law | 
* from Iran to Morocco? / thy _yeer when Barbara, having wait out the war. She was living terest upon learning about the in- was over-punctilious in writing 
, The senior Fisenhowers think jenleceapereserapi ents ~ingral there when the man she calls noculation shots required of the to everyone who sent flowers |. 
e she’s terrific, and so do a legion — “pia sistant r, spain al “Dad” was elected president of travelers. does not mean she considers | 
} of power-loving capitalites who — her supervisor and asked the United States. “You can have it,"’ Daavid poohed her brother an “‘outsider.” 
' marvel at her unassuming ways iad x * * éxpansively. 
and simple manner. 
MOVED TO COUNTRY 
Born on an Army post at Fort 
Knox, Ky., she is so determined 
that her children have a normal 
upbringing she recently moved the 
family to a Gettysburg farmhouse “Do you think it's all right if | 
go now? I've put in my hours, 
and they're waiting dinner for me 
at the White House.”’ 
Barbara likes to call Lafayette, 
Ind. “‘home,’’ because as an 
‘Army brat’’ she spent four years 
there from 1936 to 1940 while her After the war, she moved the 
family to another rented house in 
unfashionable Arlington, Va., while 
John served a tour of duty at the 
nearby Pentagon. During those 
years, they and their children were 
frequently in and out of the White 
House, until they decided that the “A “baby sitter’ will look after 
the four moppets while their par- 
ents delve into old-world enchant- 
ments, but a Christmas tree will 
be ready for lighting when John 
and Barbara swoop back to the 
farm house two nights before Santa 
Claus. 
a 
se 
Dear Mrs. Post Recently 
at a dance a young man cut 
in who was a stranger. I didn't 
know whether I had to go on 
dancing or whether it would 
have been permissible for me 
to refuse.”"’ 
  lO AEROS Si Ciba Mi Ri EM: Ba ———e | FIFTEEN 
  
  
: : Answer: At a very small 
pe ne ee ee ee ee — silt lianas om emcees ji i i i Oa he REIS lc SLE ALOE informal private dance, given 
. either by an individual host or 
hostess or by a fraternity or 
sorority, the friendly roof of 
your host is considered an in- 
troduction. But at any public, 
or large formal dance, a man 
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$5 $6 $7 50 intake. Today that idea has been ‘These less expensive cuts can iM care of this newspaper. 18 an unforgivable rudeness. , ek 99.98 
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cian’s guidance is imperative. ‘imagination is needed in their| 
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fish and seafoods. Dried peas and the fine protein it provides. Many? 
beans and lentils are splendid housewives cringe at the milk bills 
sources of vegetable protein. but this food is not expensive if 
These do not take the place of you consider its health value. |animal protein but they help in- 
‘crease your protein intake which Powdered milk is very in- bridge game is in session and 
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Add These Items af ow aby Sway) ross Does |Hide Hip Bulge 
BOBETTE to Your Handbag wreath Moma | The “hippy type’ should | redo your make-up completely, Lutheran | 
Units Hold 
    “CORSET and ; Mén may laugh at what a carry cleansing pads to get / choose ‘ en with . fitted 
HOSIERY SHOP - " : a rid of the old cosmetics. Your front marked by a demi-belt | . 
She : woman tucks into her hand- new makeup job will be or band under the bosom and | Meetings 
14 N. SAGINAW ST. bag, but a girl likes to be | smoother and your skin will a loose straight or gathered 
prepared for any occasion ~ look fresher | back that disguises bulges. Last unit meetings for 1959 
will be held this week by 
Augustana Lutheran Church 
Women of Christ Lutheran 
Church. All units will partici- 
pate in special Christmas proj- 
ects and will nominate new 
leaders and recorders for 1960. 
Esther unit will meet at the 
home of Mrs. Robert Allemang 
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Dollar 
gifts will be exchanged and 
secret pals revealed. 
Deborah unit also meets 
Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the 
Graper drive home of Mrs 
Dellouise Kelly. Members will 
| bring articles or gifts for the 
| unit's adopted needy family 
| * * * 
| Rachel unit will meet Thurs- 
day morning at 9:30 at the   
half the fun of giving ...ts choosing ... 
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    Here you'll find the ‘‘just right’ present for home of Mrs. James Roddewig 
of Crescent street. Members 
will wrap their gifts for their 
needy family at the meeting. 
Meeting at the church Thurs;   everyone on your Christmas list!’ Because W!IGGS 
is in the ‘gift business’ 365 days of the year and 
    
always maintains a complete selection of 
  over | ifferent gift items! And prices day for a cooperative luncheon er 1,000 d g ‘ __ Pentiae Press Phote | at 12:30 p.m. will be members 
range from less than $1—to as much as {rnold Simson of West Brooklyn ber of these planetariums will be on of the Ruth unit. Hostesses are 
you wish to spend! avenue shows Ruth Anne Olson of sale at the “Prelude to Christmas” Gad ® Turks and Mrs Glen “ 7 ‘ f 1aries Ss a rs. en 
Spence street and Bobby Absher of bazaar Thursday, Dec. 3. from 10 a.m. bung. Dollar Gite wilt be 
Lincolnshire road a = miniature plan- to 10 p.m. at the First Congregational sent to the Lutheran Children’s 
etartum he has made; he claims it’s Church. Luncheon and dinner will be Home in Joliet, Ill. * * * the world’s smallest model. A num- served. Mrs. Felix Andereon of Lotus 
drive will open her home Dec 
; 7 at 8 p.m. to members of 
We Americans Dorcas unit. Assisting will be e 
Are Tres Gail S ome Wives N CV ae rsa, in will be packed. The American woman loves 
se int “Aire : ° ° | If unable to attend their own 
fo wear Oright colors on a @| IS le | @| e unit, members are invited to 
rainy day: red raincoats and attend any other meeting 
gay umbrellas 
l A M But the chic French woman By RUTH MILLETI with our marriage that I am pow-| 
SET of THREE PS matches her costume to the From a husband comes this erless to do anything about. My| 
j j ‘eather zrey days » de- liliar aint wife is never satisfied with me as In Hobnail Milk Glass weather. On grey days she de fan iliar complair ‘ 
liberately selects turtle dove I honestly think I am a better-|a provider   
$10 grey gloves to match the than-average husband. I've cer-| “| own my own business and 
cloudy skies and wet  pave- tainly always tried to be make a good living out of it. We 
ments “But there's one thing wrong the Juxuries that so many women 
2—11-in. Hurricane Lamps have a comfortable home and all 
the luxuries that so many women ==) Tie m 17-in. Companion La have come to regard as necessi- 
Hobnail combined with gleaming brass in an old ues 
oil lamp design — for early American appeal! “But I am constantly reminded 
Hurricanes are attractive on mantel or console — that if I had done this or hadn't 
companion chimney lamp on end table, occasional ' deus thal. sew wack better wll | 
table or desk. Especially pretty used in a bed- , 
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“But so long as there are men 
who have done better — my wife 
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These motifs in varied stitchery That letter is being published 
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Besieging their mother Mrs. Robert R. Vernon 
with snowballs are (from left) Debra. Susan and 
Bob, gathering snow; and Stephen in the rear ( stand- 
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Longer Pants 
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Jamaica shorts are special- 
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The tapered pants are espe- 
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from just married to aunts 
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Since your hair is the frame of 
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m However, they 
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Top condition of hair and scalp, 
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  Why not put a new hairdo un- 
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    VRS.   Pentiac Press Photo 
her mother, Mrs. Donald C. Porritt of Cherokee road, 
the Vernons left Sunday for their home in Kansas 
City, Mo. 
Helen Ann 
Franzel, 
the Frank 
Franzels of 
Cherrylawn 
street, 
James 
W yzgoski, 
son of 
the Fred 
Saturday 
morning at 
Church. 
JAMES WYZGOSKI 
| Bridegroom’s Cousin 
Ofticiates at Wedding 
Helen Ann Franzel was 
united in marriage to James 
Wyzgoski Saturday morning at 
St. Michael Church before an 
altar decorated with white 
chrysanthemums. The Rev 
Robert Wyzgoski of St. Bene 
dict Church. cousin of the 
bridegroom, officiated 
The bride is the daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Franczel 
of Cherrylawn street. Mr. and 
Mrs. Fred W yzgoski of Foster 
street. are parents of the 
bridegroom 
* * * 
The bride wore a long gown 
of Chantilly lace with a Peter 
Pan collar and long tapered 
sleeves. Her skirt was com 
pletely ruffled, falling from a 
fitted basque waist. She cat 
ried a bouquet of red and white 
roses and carnations and wore 
pearl earrings 
Maid of honor was Frances 
Goulet. Bridesmaids were 
Rose Marie Flanigan and Ar- 
lene Wyzgoski, cousin of the 
bridegroom 
* * * 
They wore identical baller- 
ina length dresses of red bro- 
cade in princess style with 
scoop necklines and tiny cap 
sleeves. Each wore a white 
fur headpiece and carried a 
white muff covered with red 
carnations. 
Dennis Carroll, cousin of the 
bridegroom, was best man. 
Ushers were Phillip Wyzgoski, 
brother of the bridegroom; and 
William Franzel, brother of the 
bride. 
* * 
The bride's mother wore a 
blue lace dress with matching 
accessories, and the  bride-   
   
     
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   $q@°° groom's mother was attired in 
beige with gold accessories 
Both wore orchid corsages 
A breakfast reception § at 
Knights of Columbus Hall im- 
mediately followed the cere- 
mony 
For their trip to Niagara 
Falls the bride donned a red 
sheath dress with black ac- 
cessories 
The couple will reside on 
Auburn street 
The new Mrs. Wyzgoski at 
tended St. Joseph School of 
Nursing in Flint and her hus- 
band attended the \'niversity 
of Detroit became 
the bride of 
W yzgoskis of 
Foster street, 
St. Michael 
  Square Dancers 
Swing Partners 
daughter of at Donelson 
Guest caller for The Grand 
Square Dance Club Saturday 
evening at Donelson School 
was Russell Payne. Music was 
provided by the Haan Orches- 
tra 
New rmgembers welcomed 
were Mr. and Mrs. George 
Ullom, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 
Hausauer and Mr. and Mrs 
Frank Coad 
Guests were Mr. and Mrs 
Thomas Berry, Mr. and Mrs 
Richard Smith, Mr. and Mrs 
Hobert Bevan, Mr. and Mrs 
Donald Chandler, Mrs. Olive 
Gustafson and Donald Kerr 
Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Ho- 
mer Moran with refreshments 
were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mc- 
kinnon, Mr. and Mrs. Richard 
Balmer and Mr. and Mrs. 
Floyd Smith 
The next dance will.be Dec. 
12 at 9 pm. at Donelson 
School 
Not Costly ; 
Waist-length jackets of dynel 
and mohair that imitate otter 
fur come in. beige, brown or 
black and sell at budget price. 
They sport collars of ranch 
mink. 
  
a-30 
The reason most people can't 
hear themselves think is because 
they never do. Tatros of West 
1300 guests. White floral arrangs 
  | and Mrs. E. A. 
| Hanson of Los Angeles. Penny A. 
Hanson, 
daughter of 
the E. A. 
Rutgers 
avenue and 
Clarence C. 
Hanson of 
| Los Angeles, 
married 
James L. 
Stoglin, son of 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Pat Stoglin 
ol Joslyn 
avenue, « & 
Saturday. 
MRS. JAMES L. 
Stoglin-Hanson Wedding 
‘Attended by 300 Guests 
Wearing a taffeta gown with 
Venice lace trim and full clapel 
train, Penny Anne Hanson becanm: 
the bride of James Leslie Stoglin 
at Grace Lutheran Church Satur- 
day evening 
The Rev Richard C. Stuck- 
|meyer, performed the rite before 
ments banked the altar for the 
lcandlelight service 
Penny is the daughter of Mr. 
Tatro of West 
Rutgers avenue and Clarence C. 
Parents 
of the bridegroom are Mr. and 
| Mrs. Pat Stoglin of Joslyn ave- 
nue. 
A Sabrina neckline and long 
fitted sleeves enhanced the bride's 
gown. The full skirt with bustle 
back was fashioned with bands of 
lace extending to a low bow. Six 
wore a pill box hat of lace and 
seed pearls with veil of imported 
silk illusion and a necklace given 
thy her father. She carried a white 
orchid with white roses extending 
in a cascade. 
* * * 
Pixie Smith, the bride’s cousin 
from Birmingham, was maid of 
honor. Geraldine Frady of Pontia 
was bridesmaid: Cheri Tatro, th 
lpride’s sister, junior bridesmaid 
and Mary McGrath, flower girl 
The attendants’ dresses were 
of beige silk with fitted bodice. 
jsatin waistband, full skirt and 
|champagne accessories. A beige 
dress flecked with silver and 
bronze thread was worn by the 
\flower girl. Her brown velvet hat 
|band was trimmed with bronze 
lrosettes and her slippers werc 
bronze. Flowers were white carna-| 
tions with tips of bronze, gold and! 
lbeige with champagne - satin 
|streamers. 
* * * 
The bridegroom asked his broth- 
er, Malcolm E. Stoglin to be best 
man. Ushering was Richard Stog- 
lin of Pontiac, the bridegroom's 
cousin, and Wallace Tatro of Royal 
Oak. Serving as ringbearer was a 
cousin of the bride, David McClu- 
sky of Pontiac 
A reception was held at the 
Dames of Malta Hall following the 
ceremony 
crystalette 
jacket and A powder blue 
sheath with lace   STOGLIN 
matching accessories was chosen 
by the bride’s mother for her 
daughter’s wedding. An aqua 
lace sheath with matching ac 
cessories was the choice of Mrs. 
Stoglin. Both mothers wore 
white rose corsages. 
For-a trip to Washington, D.C., 
~ and New York City the 
a royal blue 
Siamese jewelry 
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walrdrove be sure to change 
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maintained against the smoky 
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.EIGHTEEN 
Well, Help Yourselt' Police Find Reindeer | Don't Know Nut thin’ 
TUCSON, Ariz. » — The topic! 
at a recent meeting of a mathe- 
matics club at the University of 
Arizona was: 
“Perturbation of the classical) 
beam equation over a semi infin-| 
ite interval.’ 
The group, a | 
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the perturbation solution to the} 
problem of transverse vibration of Real-Gone Project 
SEATTLE (AP)—A score or more Seattle policemen dis- 
covered this weekend how it is old Santa*’Claus manages to 
make his rounds the world over in one short night. 
It’s because his sled is loaded with reindeer power, a real- 
gone machine 
Two reindeer, 
fashionable Magnolia district, escaped after several juve- in a pen at a supermarket in Seattle’s THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 
Do Not Neglect 
Yourself, Dear 
and Check Hems 
Suddenly it’s Christmas! 
housewife planned well, 
will be mailed, 
  The six Alpine countries of Eu-! 
Austria, rope are 
slavia. France, 
  Ger-| ada 
{rador. 
OPEN TONIGHT ‘TIL 9 P.M.     Planning Is the Secret; 
Get Permanent Ahead 
If a 
her cards| 
present wrapped, |    
  The highest peak in eastern Can-| 
is Cirque Mountain, 
many, Italy, Switzerland and Yugo-| rises to 6,500 feet in northern Lab-|for wome ‘ONE COLOR =~ What is believed to be the| The whooping crané is increas. 
which| world’s only golf club exclusively|ing in numbers, reports the Na. 
n is located in Thornhill, tional Geographic Society. There ~ are now at least 39 of them ty 
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The two animals, which were being shown as a 
booster, loped off through city streets and right on their 
hooves were a dozen or more patrol cars. One of the rein- 
a school yard within minutes after Busy or not she be ready for 
tivities? Nike Site in Okinawa gay holiday fes- 1 
Moved After Accident Reg. o¢ now 2Vo¢ Reg. Le as now l¢ 
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launching site for the \ Army's - - rs Planning is a secret beauty in 
Nike-Hercules missiles | meer The other, a little faster afoot, kept John Law on thi eevee , 
moved a mile closer to the CH . ; Beauty consultants warn house 
after inflammable partict ell on move for another two hours as he dodged through yards wives not to wait until the last CLOSE-OUT COUNTER TOPS CLOSE-OUT 
homes in the Yomitan area and down alleys and galloped down dark, empty streets minute to change a hair-do. You 
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“Now he’s on 34th.” night of the party to discover 
Cockroaches e * * * jthat the hem is ripped down on 
“We're going to have some string or something to put on {your favorite frock 
this critter if we ever catch up with 
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WASHINGTON (AP)—Pres ——- me 
N Cc Eisenhower Friday gave the Ser Ch : Bead ~~ 
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Necessary connection with its investigation ’ %, Stes ioe pe 
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Eisenhower said that inspection of National Council 
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Bishop Marshall R. Reed and 
Dr. Paul T. Rankin, 
the Michigan and Detroit Councils 
of Churches, respectively 
scheduled to address the board 
Wednesday 
Michigan members of the board 
include Bishop Reed of Detroit 
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Valerian D 
j Trifa of Jackson; the Rev. Harry 
4 R. DeYoung of Detroit, and the 
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  BLUE RIBBON WINNER — 
from the winner's circle while its 
picked junior grand champion of 
position in Chicago. 
U.S. Plans to Buy 
Nonfat Dry Milk 
for Price Support | 
WASHINGTON (UPI) 
Agriculture Department has an-| 
nounced plans to buy 28,366,320 
pounds of nonfat dry milk, 
The milk will be given away to! 
school lunchrooms, needy people, 
and non-profit institutions in this 
country. The | 
The department is buying the 
milk powder, packed in four- 
and-a-half pound cartons, be- 
cause it has practically no sup- 
plies of this food in its price 
support stockpile. 
The pirchase does not indicate! 
any move to resume donations of| 
nonfat dry milk to the charitable| 
agencies which distribute surplus| 
foods to needy people abroad 
There have been reports, how-| 
ever, that the International coop-! 
eration Administration plans to 
purchase milk powder for *those 
agencies 
Ferndale Dorcas Holds 
Cooking School Sunday 
The Dorcas Society of the Fern- 
dale Seventh Day Adventist Church 
sponsored a cookmg school Sunday 
afternoon in the Troy Seventh Day | 
Adventist School. 
Mrs. Victoria Knittle of South 
field demonstrated the preparation | 
of health foods. 
Mrs. Paul Robertson of Troy was 
chairman of the meeting ER 30, 1959 
AP Wirephete 
impassively 
20, of Rem- 
sen, Iowa, is bussed by his mother. The Aberdeen-Angus steer was Black Jewel stares 
owner, Roy Maass, 
the International Live Stock Ex- 
Rochester CAP 
Open House Sef To Inaugurate Month’s 
Observance of National 
Group’s Founding 
ROCHESTER — The Rochester 
Cadet Squadron of the Civil Air 
Patrol will hold an open house at 
the American Legion Hall here to- 
morrow evening. This inaugurates 
the month-long observance of the 
founding of the national CAP or- 
ganization 
Members of the local squad- 
ron have planned a special pro- 
gram to start at 7:34 p.m. They 
will have displays and give illus- 
trated talks about projects upon 
which they have been working. 
Cadet Tim May’s display will be 
hased on the book, “Aircraft in 
Flight.’’ Cadets Harry Tiffany and 
John Ulbrich are using the book, 
Power of Aircraft,”’ as their guide 
for material 
“Navigation and the 
is the book Rheata R. Kinzie will 
review in ther illustrated talk 
Later she will speak on encamp- 
ments, flight scholarships and re- Weather 
jlated topics 
Senior members of the squadron 
will report on ‘Airways, Airports 
jand Electronics." 
Master Sergeant John Gilliam. 
assisted by Cadet Gordon Cotton, 
will discuss the role of radio in 
CAP work and training 
Some Strong Objections   
Most Areas Like (Bditor's Note: The ancient curfew | 
is still in widespread use as a modern Situation. The rest either have no THE e PONTIAC. MICHIGAN . PONTIAC PRESS ee a bad ss @ ad oe oe —-— 
  
NINETEEN — 
To Honor Dairyman of the Year’ 
Seek Council Approval Tonight 
Planning Group OKs 
Southfield Xway Route 
SOUTHFIELD—The City Plan-! A city highway committee set up 
ining Commission here has ap-|by the City Council to study the 
. lsituation recommended Jast month   
Family Routed 
by Fire in Shelby | Friends Hurry Aid to 
Unlucky Victims Who. proved the first yrtion of the ; ' : ed: cas m _  \that the Council approve the pro- Face Bleak Yuletide 
proposed east-west expressway posed section 
fro Inkster road to Tel : ee a et Soe to eee x ee SHELBY TOWNSHIP — “Peo- road, it was learned today At that time there were only ple are wonderful,”’ says Mrs Jack 
* * * five councilmen present, four of Gensman of 47154 Van Dy ke. whose 
The City Council will be asked|)Whom vote din fawor of the pro-|family home was gutted by fire 
again to approve the route betwen Posal and one against it Friday night 
}11!2-Mile and 12-Mile roads when Her remark prompted by 
lit meets tonight. the generosity of friends and neigh- 
| Southfield has continually with- bors who came to the family’s 
held approval of this small aaa’: aid with clothes, food and other 
{ tion of the expressway, waiting necessities over the weekend 
| for a decision by the Michigan 
State Highway Dept. on the route City Attorney James T. Allen was 
recommended that their vote be 
held in abeyance until all mem- 
bers of the counci] were present. 
The matter then was turned over 
to the planning commission. 
The State Highway Phe Gensman home caught fire ) 
Department, when sparks from the television | 
the flow of traffic will take be- has promised affected south Oak-| set ignited a nearby cot, The 
yond the proposed 12-Mile road jand cities that plans for the rest childrea, whe were watching a 
| termination. of the east-west expressway will mystery show, tried to put out 
get under way as soon as Sout the blaze while their older broth 
field has approved this first por. er. Jack, 12, went to call the 
fire department. 
Ten-vear-old Nina 
two little Apartment House "" 
at Lake Orion lke Hopes India Fair her 
brother guided 
sisters and a 
Gutted by Fire through the structure. The — chil- 
Will B p Aid dren's parents were (Christmas 
LAKE ORION An apartment | C e€ace | shopping in Warren at the time 
Shelby Township firemen brought 
house at the rear of ws la WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi-|the blaze under control in about 
*. Tubbs’ roperty < 41 Eliza. | : ‘ F 5 : < ates e 
f Tune Per? = "| dent Eisenhower says he hopes the' alf an hour. They estimated th beth St. was destroyed by fire U's hibit at th W ld Agricul |damage at $5,000 1U.°S. ibit ¢ or zricul- 
‘Saturday morning. No one was| = — oe La! * * 
jtural Fair in New Delhi, India, Plagued by reverses, the family 
will serve the cause of world peace. Jooks forward to a bleak Christ- 
The President will help open the | mas 
exhibit on Dec. 11. His message; Gensman, who installs aluminum 
appears in an official guidebook siding on homes, hasn't been work- 
which will be given to visitors at) 1g because this is the off season 
the fair They are facing additional ex- 
Flames spread rapidly throvzh|~ pisenhower said he hopes the ex- Pense for an operation their daugh- 
the building, and despite efforts Of pinit «will serve to deepen our ter, Ruth, 7, must undergo in Jan- 
the Lake Orion and Oxford Fire ponds of understanding and coop- Uary. She has a congenital heart 
Departments to control the blaze, aration and serve to strengthen disease 
the apartment house was gutted. our resolve to achieve mankind's The Metropolitan Club — of 
| The fire fighters were on the | oreatest goal: a fruitful and flour-| America, Spirit 86, composed of ‘scene about two and a half hours. ishing world at peace.” township police, firemen and pos- 
Only the walls remained standing. The President said the U. S. ex-¢ tal employes, is conducting the 
OO hibit is America's tribute to In-, drive for clothes. 
Home in Metamora |Saia Xemcnurtt’ras: etre meus) A trend of the Gensmans | . : Mrs World Agricultural Fair ever held. | isis ; , The values and goals highlighted | Adria McClure of 46275 Van Dyke, 
jhas taken the family in until it injured. 
, Lake Orion Fire Chief Jack 
| Caylor said the fire apparently | 
was caused by a defective coal- 
burning stove onthe first floor 
of the two-story structure. 
  
Damaged by Fire fenisnig wha trecaoms aye can make other”arrangements 
shared by the United States and re 
METAMORA—Fire which start- India, he said T O Health 
ed in a bathroom closet did ‘‘con- 
siderable'’ damage to the Clifton 
Rohder home at 3950 Oak St. early Dessert-Fashion Show 
Drives Aim Sunday morning, according to; 
‘Metamora Fire Chief, Clarence m Rochester Thursday ° 
Skellenger. No one was injured. ROCHESTER The Town and at Dairymen 
~ *& * Country Guild of the First Con-; 
Mr. and Mrs. Rohder, who had gregational Church here will stage 
just returned home, — smelled its annual Dessert-Fashion Show A drive by the Food and Drug 
smoke as they entered the house and Bridge at 1 p. m. Thursday Administration against penicillin in 
and traced it to the bathroom in the church parlors milk coincides with an appeal by 
The Metamora and Hadley fire * * * Newaygo County Farm Agent 
departments brought the blaze un- Fashions will be by Mitzelfel's Clare VI Musgrove for dairymen 
der control. The bathroom was Department Store to step up their fight against mas- 
burned, and the rest of the house! Tickets may be purchased from was damaged by smoke and water.'Mrs. Leonard Westerman. Mrs 
Cause of the fire has not been Jack Upton or any member of the 
determined Guild titis in herds 
Penicillin is the drug in popular 
for control of the udder disease 
“ which takes a heavy toll in dairy 
herds. 
The FDA reportedly has start- 
ed collecting milk samples in its 
drive to spot and seize any inter- 
state milk shipments containing 
penicillin residues which can get 
into milk supplies if milk is used 
from cows within 72 hours after 
treatment. uSe 
e 
urfews Pointing up the marked contrast restaurants recently started hiring © The two campaigns coincide only Weapon a et juvenil hief- ic ew ws y i g is > . y ; er 4 uve ee yal 4 la : on never use them in attitudes is the case of Chicago, off-duty police to preserve order. by chance ation wide survey of bow effective st | even though they are on the books. where more than a million young- H d 4 Musgrove timed his appeal to s and some words of praise and | _ . affac ceuye ours an ages covere b ; blame from youth authorities } Of the 50 per cent which do sters are affected by curfew regu- curfews vary whaaiy around the Hicet tie tan easy! for atte By FRANCIS STILLEY use curfew regulations, respon- — All under 17 must be off whiles, Mal ‘in veneral tim ‘eiare Dairy cows now spend most. of 
Associated Press Staff Writer sible officials in nearly afl be. the streets by 10:30 p.m_ Sunday their time indoors where the udder 
Curfew rings tonight and every 
night for thousands of young people 
all over America. 
In Watkins Glen, N.Y., the cus- 
togian on duty at the village hall 
takes hold of a®bell rope at 10 p.m. 
and tugs away. The clanging of 
the bell is a reminder to youths|Which now keep children out late, 
under 17 to be off the streets—at| 
home. The village board recently |the well behaved majority for the NEBRASKAN STARTED IT lieve the restrictions are worth. 
while—although there are some 
strong opposing arguments, 
Main objections are that it ‘is 
almost impossible to achieve 100 
per cent compliance, that there 
are too many authorized functions 
and that it is pointless to penalize 
okayed funds for a new bell rope. /failure of the few. 
Some towns sound church bells, 
some toot whistles and others 
blow fire sirens. Still ethers do 
tone of these but maintain a 
curfew just the same; it is the 
law and everyone knows it. The 
hours vary. Numerous authorities say, also, 
|that other ordinances such as anti-| credited as the “father of the cur- 
loitering laws enable officers to 
handle the situation better than a 
curfew rule, 
PLENTY OF PRAISE 
On the other hand, the curfew 
A curfew for young folk is a,Comes in for-high praise too 
practice of long standing and wide| 
use in the United States. 
merely picked up by officers and| 
their parents notified. Wheeling, W.Va., adopted the 
one . “—¥ less pice a than 50 years in Cleveland, Ohio; 
In sothe communities when juve-| 2nd now oV sirens scattered around | tit Springs, Ark.:; Grand Island irs _ ried niles are found meandering around /the city are touched off nightly at! yc1, g {for first offenses of their offspring, 
streets late at night, they are|10 o'clock. After that, youngsters! Numerous other communities have for third violations under 16 have about 15 or 20 min- 
jutes to get off the streets. On foot-| 
Sometimes there is drastic pun-|ball game nights the leeway is a 
ushment, parents included. 
In other cases curfew regula-| 
tions are strictly enforced only) 
when and if it seems necessary. little greater. 
Police Chief Harry Wolf. esti- 
mates that the curfew has reduced 
loffenses by juveniles under 16 by 
95 per cent, 
FORGOTTEN AFTER WAR 
Curfews were widely employed 
during World War II, but-after the 
war many plans were either 
dropped outright or just forgotten. 
However, in recent years they 
were revived or new legislation put 
them into effect to cope with grow- 
ing juvenile delinquency troubles. 
Generally, rules don’t apply to 
children accompanied by parents 
or authorized persons, 
travel to and from Jegitimate 
events. 
An Associated Press survey 
shows that about half the states} 
use curfew laws of varying degrees 
of strictness. Primarily it is a 
matter of steps taken by individual   
communities rather than by state| would have te do the same. |sters around drive-in theaters and'few works a hardship and is an|stood at 
legislatures. Otherwise, ours would be a jrestaurants and resulting alterca-|unfair restriction on the majority 
> ne fourth have a mixed! 
  He says enforcement has been 
no problem, 
Wheeling has a population of 
59,000 and the curfew was given ajit this way: 
lot of advance publicity before it 
became official. Then police bore|and New York is that local gangs | 
down hard a few days to let every-|are motorized.” 
one know they meant business. 
A much different view comes!gangs of New York City, where 11) 
from Buffalo, N.Y., a city of nearly youthful slayings have occurred on 
600.000 population. Says Police Lt. the streets since the first of the curfew and doesn't plan one. Police 
or in |Howard R. Wheeler, head of the! year. 
Crime Prevention Bureau: 
“We'd almost have to double 
the size of the police force in 
trying to enforce a night curfew. 
If we were to put one in, it would | 
mean that to be worthwhile, 
neighboring cities and villages 
waste,’’ i ee ae of 9 and 10 p.m. are the through Thursday, and by J1 p.m P * most irritations leading to mastitis are ae . + ; popular deadlines and the top Friday and Saturday P P most hkely to occur ; age limit seldom exceeds 18. Police Lt. Michael Delaney, head * * * é 5 Rs Se In Oreg c “e : _ of the Youth Bureau, says the law _ ee all cnenen under 18 The agent says dairy cows need is publicly accepted and that it has = one red by & 1953 state 1aW come real comforts to avoid been beneficial in holding down|Prescribing a midnight to 4 am. stress.”’ 
youth crime. The law has the sup-|CUrfew period. port of all agencies dealing with A Cleveland ordinance in effect 
youth problems. since 1943 bans children under 12 
from city streets between dark! 
jand dawn, and those under 16 from 
In the United States, a Col Alex-}11 p.m. to 6 p.m The law is 
ander Hogeland of Nebraska is invoked only when special situa- 
tion? arise. 
few law.” * * * 
Hogeland was said to have intro- Penalties for curfew violations 
duced the first ordinance in Omaha’ over the nation range from a bawl- 
in 1880 to keep youngsters fromjing out for youngsters to severe 
hanging around steamboat  land-, measures affecting both child and 
|ings, rail stations and low variety |parents. 
shows. Probably the stiffest is in Sacra- 
Varying rules date back more mento, Calif. Parents are subject 
to $50 fines and 10 days in jail The comforts, Musgrove, ,potes, 
should include a light, airy and 
pleasant stable and a clean bed on 
a base of mortsture-absorbent ma- 
terial such as sawdust or -ground 
corn cobs 
“A cow needs enough room to 
lay down comfortably, get the 
kinks out and chew her cud in 
peace,’ he adds. 
Musgrove emphasizes that 
farmers should pay heed to san 
itizing of cow udders and milking 
machines 
Other mastitis control advice in- 
cludes careful buying of replace- 
ment stock and regular examina- 
tions for herd animals and Salt Lake City, Utah.|and as much as $500 and 90 days 
long-standing statutes Baltimore has what is called the 
Authorities point ont that | Battaglia plan, originated by Police H C R fi Off 
modern youth problems are Capt. Frank J. Battaglia. Around 0g- om qa 10 ’ 
| much more difficult because now 19 P-m., police begin stopping 
| “the kids are on wheels.” They Young motorists to check their 
drivers’ licenses and car registra- Could Drop Prices 
| WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Ag- 
egg ioe = auto eae el ‘riculture Department said the hog- 
wie idea. ote dropped again this week | cers seldom run onto a carload : of ill , , |and may be an important factor 
beer-swilling youngsters previ- jin the level of hog prices next ously one of the department’s | fall : 
biggest headaches, and that there —_— 7 mali has a a quicker selation of Many farmers are now making} 
numerous crimes even up to | Plans for the spring pig crop. A 
murder. _ |discouraging hog-corn ratio now 
jcould mean fewer pigs next spring. 
But Greenwich, has no'That, in turn, would mean less 
pork going to market next fall 
The hog-corn ratio is the number go tearing about the countryside 
in cars—sometimes stolen ones. 
| George Head of Anadarko, Okla.,| 
a leading figure in that state's| 
youth leadership enterprises, put! 
“One difference between here 
The reference was to the young| 
Conn., 
New York has no curfew. Chief David W. Robbins says 
| There has been some talk of estab.) “I think they are ineffective and of bushels of corn which can be 
lishing one but the ruling fathers! difficult.to enforce. Persons whoj bought with 100 pounds of live hog 
appear to favor tighter police sur-| would observe a curfew are not the When the ratio is going up, hog 
\veillance of the streets instead. ones you would have trouble with. | production is more _ profitable 
* * * “Those with criminal intent and When its dropping, it’s a sign that 
Another new type of prablem has|who reject authority would not!hog profits are in a squeeze 
been the congregation of young- observe them at any rate. A cur-| One year ago this week, the ratio 
15.5. Last week it was} 
down to 11.6 and this week it 
In Orlando, Fia., slipped again to 11.3 ‘tong. certain/of our youth, who are law abiding.”’ 
3 a 
to safety as the flames fice 
policy committee has urged imme- and fiber to maintain this coun-| 
| nual 
{church hall at Dennison ana Ho- 
| vey streets | ——¢ 
County Winner 
Will Be Named | MSU’s Dr. Trout Due 
| as Guest Speaker at 
Banquet Wednesday 
‘“Dairyman of the Year” 
for Oakland County area 
will be announced at a spe- 
cial banquet being held in 
his honor Wednesday eve: 
ning. ~_ 
Unnamed as yet, the win- 
ner of the highly esteemed 
title will be presented with 
}a trophy by The Pontiac 
‘Press when area dairy 
farmers gather at 7:30 p.m. 
in the Masonic Hall at Com- 
merce. 
A ranch-type chicken dinner with     
all the trimmings will be servea 
  by the Commerce Order of the 
Eastern Star 
Guest speaker will be Dr. G. 
Malcolm Trout of the dairy de- 
partment at Michigan State Uni- 
versity. His topic is ‘‘As a Dairy- 
man Saw Europe." AP Wirephete 
What could be a deadly “‘peck’’ on the 
Ferris by this five-week-old, orphan 
fawn professor of veterinary pathology at the Uni- 
versity of Illinois, Ferris is conducting research to determine if 
wild deer are carriers of disease that can be transmitted to cattle DANGEROUS KISS? 
cheek is given to Prof. D. H A movie of the countries Dr. 
Trout visited on his recent Euro- 
pean tour will be shown. 
* * * 
Suburban Editor of The Pontiac 
Press Dick Hanson will present 
the “‘Dairyman of the Year’ 
trophy. 
| Last year’s winner, Frank 
| Ruggles, owner of Locust Breeze 
| Farm near Milford, is to be 
toastmaster and Stuart J. Hutch- 
ins will present Black and White 
—~ The Ag- without them, farmers couldn't] Shew awards. 
research supply consumers with enough food | “The Dairyman of the Year’ is 
diate expansion of government re- try’s high standard of living. selected by the four Dairy Herd 
search on pesticides Agriculture Department scien-_ Improvement Assns. in the county. 
The advisory group’s recommen- tists told the committee they're al-| JUDGING POINTS 
dation came on the heels of the na- peady at work on several new ap- J ‘ } ~ ~ 
tionwide scare involving a chem- proaches to the problem of fight-| Among the factors upon which 
ical residue on cranberries. The jing animal and plant pests |they base their choice are amount 
Health, Education and Welfare De-, One of these new approaches is|of milk-and butterfat produced, im- partment had warned the public|the possibility that insects can be|provements made in livestock 
against all cranberries because a eradicated by a chemical steriliza- housing, breeding feeding and 
small portion of the crop contained ‘tion process. Other's involve new management practices. An associale 
or Man 
Those Good Cranberries! 
Uraes Pesticide Research WASHINGTON (UPI) 
riculture Department's   
residues from a weed killer. ami- chemicals which leave no residues ~ 
notriazole or which offer no danger to warm an and raiwed nga on rm m, lowa, 63-year- The research policy group, | blooded animals ns : y old Dr, Treut received both his 
bachelor and master of science 
degrees in dairy industry at Iowa which met here this week, made 
no reference to the cranberry epi- 
sode in its report. But it said ‘ State College. He gained his there were major problems in the |, . Ph.D. at Cornell University in 
use of fertilizers, pesticides, hor- in Freak Accident 1936 
mones, antibiotics, feed addi- . 
tives, plant growth regulators He was named to the dairy hus- 
and drugs. SHELBY TOWNSHIP — A 26- | bandry staff at West Virginia Uni- 
. year-old Roseville hunter was shot/versity in 1923, and left there in The committee said modern } in the hand yesterday in a freak/ 1928 to go to the dairy department 
accident in Dean's gravel pit on|at MSU. He has been there ever 
Shelby road here since 
Chester E. Baker feaned his gun| Dr. Trout was selected as ‘‘Dis- 
‘against a drain pipe: to flush out | tinguished Teacher” in MSU's 
a rabbit that had run inside. His|college of agriculture in 1952 and 
brother, Watson, 22, came to as-|again in 1954. 
sist him and knocked the gun| He was appointed official U. S. 
down. It fired and hit Chester in| delegate to the World’s Dairy Con- the hand. \gress at Stockholm in 1949, at The 
| The injured man was taken to, Hague in 1953 and at Rome in 1956. 
Chop suey will be setved at the Avon Center Hospital near Roches-| pr. Trout also served as spe- 
luncheon starting at 11 a.m. and a ter where he is listed in satisfac-| ¢jal advisor to the American 
ham dinner will be served from '|tory condition today, according! delegation at the World Dairy 
5 p.m. on jto Romeo State Police, who} Congress at London earlier this 
Proceeds will handled the accident | year. 
building fund, 
women of the farming needs these chemicals and 
Church Bazaar Slated 
in Oxford Wednesday 
OXFORD — The Oxford Congre- 
gational Church will hold its an- 
bazaar Wednesday in the 
  the 
the — 
Church at Walled Lake 
Plans Dinner, Bazaar go toward 
sponsored by 
church   The guest speaker has authored 
and coauthored over 100 papers, 
articles and bulletins as well as 
two books, all pertainimg to dairy 
WALLED LAKE — The annua!technology as the result of study- 
roast beef dinner and bazaar spon- 19% milk flavors, homogenization 
WALLED LAKE — Four lectures}sored by the Women's Society of and frozen cream 
beginning at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday|Christian Service of the Walled| The annual meeting of the DHIA 
will Ke given at Twin Beach School }Lake Methodist Church will be-held| W#! be held after the banquet, and 
by Bill Hopkins, chief naturalist for| Thursday from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. D€¥ officers will be elected. 
the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan| A family-style dinner will be . : a 
Park Authority z lserved from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 
The natural science topics will|the church hall ond president of the United States, 
include “Mammals, Reptiles. In-,; Co-chairmen for the event are;was defense attorney for the 
sects and Amphibians,”’ -‘Plant and’ Mrs 
Animal Life.’ and ‘Birds.’ Walled Lake Schedules 
Natural Science Talks 
Patriot John Adams, later sec- 
Donald Watkins and Mrs. | British soldiers involved in the 
Robert Philp Boston Massacre 
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TANGLE HORNS WITH WINTER — Present- AP Wirephote 
ing a rare sight in the Michigan rural scene, two 
large oxen, Fuzzy and Silver, scrape snow from 
drainage ditches along what will be the new M46 
near Howard City. Highway officials at Lansing 4 
report thigan isf already experiéncing _ its worst winter for road construction with an abun- 
dance of rain and early cold weather. Contractors 
on new roads and other similar projects have 
averaged only about .10 work days during No- - 
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. . eT : ; ‘’ |Bourguiba aboard the flagship USs é Many look to the United States |Soviets. Here his mission will be no, Moines is certain to cover the 
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lzo of Notre Dame 
(From Our Wire Services) 
this morning with a couple sur- to Pick—They Select 
PHILADELPHIA — The 12 Na-,@" apt sumup. 
tional Football League teams began 
their draft of 240 college ag dea the season, but we’re getting terday for three tolichdowns in a} * * * TH PONTIAC | PRES . <i. «te oe aad > tn, SO A ani —— 
S. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959       
| kt ok kok kok 
'Yesterday’s Victors Clash Saturday; 
49ers, Colts CLEVELAND (#—The San Fran-,;had it. We'll go to New 
lcisco 49ers are back on the win-|Sunday and do our best.”’ 
ning track again after a two-game The 49ers, tied at 7-3 with | 
losing spell—and the major credit) Baltimore for the Western Con- 
goes to the defensive team for the, ference lead in the National Foot- 
21-20 victory over the Cleveland! ball League, play host to the sle- 
Browns. | fending champion Colts at 
“Thank goodness for our de-' Francisco Saturday. 
fense,’’ said Coach Red Hickey in Bears Romp   
York ‘cisco touchdown, as the turning 
point of the game. 
Rookie kicking specialist Tommy | 
‘Davis of LSU did the bottling up| 
‘job with eight punts that average 
45 yards. 
| BALTIMORE  — Coach Weeb 
Taking advantage of a Cleve-|Ewbank shrgs off talk about a 
| land fumble and a pass intercep-|Possible West Coast collapse by his 
| “This wasn’t our best game of |tion, the 49ers struck swiftly yes-|Baltimore Colts. 
no matter | back te the kind of football we /little more than six minutes during, ‘‘They’re all tough, Set Showdown 
  
  in the first round. title, the Bears’ chances a ee: 
Robinson, whom the Lions} aged site the east a ae ®| DETROIT « — Have the Detroit : ne a 1] ast two mn nt Bute eo bas lance ae seaiiast Pittsburgh and De- Red Wings hit a momentary skid, 
coac a etzei as § Ss “4 
: or is this the tumble to the bottom hero” this year. Dietzel also rated | a wile i |» a on i if , Robinson as an excellent defensive | Francisco must split in their last everyone predicted for the surpris- 
back which may have indicated | two games ing Detroiters? 
reasons for his selection by the , hes ht of , . Coach Sid Abel, trying to snap Lions. t was the first play of the gam _ 6 apa , ; 
“ which set the pattern of bad luck his club out of a three-game los 
: The Redskins followed the Liens for the Cardinals ing streak, gave his players the 
: and took Lucas, the Penn State | Bear quarterback Ed Brown day off today. They are idle unt] 
quarterback. Green Bay selected faded back and threw a long pass. Saturday and Abel will have only 
f Tom Moore, Vanderbilt halfback | Three Cardinals were in front of Toutine workouts in the mid-week 
and the Steelers drafted Jack the ball, two of them touched it The Wings lost last night to 
Spikes, TCU fullback. but it fell into the hands of end| Toronto, 4-1, and Abel said ‘‘we 
( Roger Davis, guard of Syracuse, | _ Willard Dewveall and he raced the’ were just out-hustied.” 
7 was taken by the Bears and Ohio| NO PLACE TO GO — Fullback Jim Brown of AP Wirephote bee of pani dls lit daa = It was about this time last sea- 
S > : yas | ; m. - mor eral ri le Eagies| the Cleveland Browns runs into a human wall of — carries for the day. San Francisco however won Cardinal Coach Frank Ivy called sooo niga i. oe were —_ 
Tay = _ os 9.9 mn : i ar : ots pretty well, an ey came u selected Ron Burton, Northwestern | 49ers in the quarter of their game yesterday. the game 21-20. Tackle Leo Nomellini is the jt the flukiest play I’ve ever against the Montreal Canadiens in 
halfback and Baltimore named Ron| sil canen only 2 yard, but picked up 114 in 28 player driving into Bares right hip. seen. a pair of games. They lost both 
Mix, Southern Cal tackle. The|~ " and started on the road to the 
49ers took Monte ‘Stickles, Notre | ‘ ; bottom. 
Dame end and the New York/Clinch Tie for Eastern Division Title on ‘C “on Day * + * Giants wound up the first round by Now two of the last three losses 
; picking Lew Cordieone, —_— have been at the hands of the 
tackle. league-leading Canadiens Abe! 
The NFL, in its 40th year, hopes that’s where the comparison 
hopeful the security and prestige | ends 
offers will be enough to lure most | “We could say that we were 
of the players to its rosters in com-| NEW YORK U®—The New York,quarterback Charley Conerly with Steelers scored over the neces The defense kept the Eagle run- tired ‘rom pe pe eal lt e 
cient with the tity American Giants are heading for anotherjover $25,000 in gifts. He then phia Eagles yesterday Looking! ning attack bottled up, allowing a road “tripe a They sae pa 
q draft last week. Cannon was picked |Eastern Conference title showdown turned around and threw three back over the Steelers’ 31-0 trounc- stingy 29 yards. as much as we do. We just haven't 
a last week by Houston, Lucas by |with the Cleveland Browns here touchdown passes, and led theing of the National Football) “Naturally, we were glad to been playing well, it’s as simple 
Buffalo and Meredith by Dallas in|Sunday. But for once, it is the| Giants in flawless fashion en route League title contending Eagles,| win bet & could be a costly |" that."’ 
the AFL draft. Detroit's choice,/Browns who must win or wind rp !0 4 38-0 halftime lead |Pdarker observed: | victory,” Parker said of the Last night's loss cost the 
Robinson, was picked by Dalla8|on the outside looking in for the Coach Jim Lee Howell lifted th: “Layne was terrific — Tracy | Steeler’s third consecutive win— | Wings second place, and now 
last week. second straight year 12-year pro varie with “ue had his best day of the season | all over the top three teams in “they are just four points ahead The second round choices -| The Giants clinched a tie for he Over a minute to play in the half) _ ot vou nave te say a lot for | the league's E 7 », of the Boston Bruins ; s 5 “le , 3 gue’s Eastern Conference. on Bruins. 
jackin’ tee Peon po gier ge Eastern crown yesterday with a and let Don Heinrich run the club that defense, too.” 7 ; Gordie Howe was the only goal 5 Cardinals, Mike McGee. Duke guard: 45.14 victory over the Washington for the rest of the damp. chilly The possible losses Parker rv 5 e Howe was the only goa 
) cisco, Mike Maja, Saissourl, guard PDR. Redskins while the second-place afternoon ‘ Quarterback Bobby Layne threw ferred to are defensive halfback Sa eae oaile giligeled Bow 
‘ TROIT. WARREN RABB, LSU QUAR- B Philadelpt acts _ four touchdown passes. kicked aJack Butler and tackle Frank er with a 40-foot blast in the mid 4 TERBACK: Green Bay, Robert Jeter rowns and adel pohia Atl Howell was pleased with his field goal and added the f “xtra Varrich : dle period. Johnny Wilson, Larry 3 lowa halfback; Pittsburgh. choice es lost reo CO Per nr leld goal and added the four extra Varnchione : f 3 
Fe ie ertind wrtelie taeekk, Ghat perv * points to figure in all of the scor- Butler was carried off the field-Regan, Gerry Ehman and Dick 
ar back ‘Philadelphia. Max Bau Onis. The victory came on “Conerly | but singled out Don Chandler, |, in the final minutes of the first Duff tallied for the Leafs, who Georgia Tech canter: oma ay Day" at Yankee Stadium with | the team's punter who never got * * * half. He suffered injuries of the built up a 2-0 edge before Howe 
ch Ww ington am orn- } ° ° 5 
cnet hock: ‘San Prantisco. Cari Kam-| 60,982 fans looking on. And it was | ® Chance to punt yesterday. | Fullback Tom Tracy caught onejleft leg and knee. X-rays failed to scored 
sho Mage BP eee Gisuune palit} a two-way proposition. | The Giants had a fourth down of Layne’s touchdown passes and/show any broken bones. Varrichi-| The W * hs * * 7 
' Mervin ‘Terrell, Missiseippt ll meee The fans honored 38-year-old/and 8 situation on their first sc-|picked up 122 yards rushing. one suffered a sprained ankle lh He "Te fon wor ee palit 
_|quence of plays when Chandler. - — saa jhowever. Doctors said they prov- 
former Florida University _half- ; jably Richey ng nem Terry’ 
¢ » | back, went back to punt. Instead, wehuk from the hospital today. 
~ - he took off to the left and got the Middies Rout army He may be on skates by Tuesday 
eS ar o1n S Giants a first down on the ‘Skins| - and should be able to play in Sat- 
32 with a 24-yard run. Three plays! a net matinee against Boston. 
jlater Alex Webster scored the first av Ris | S cee uk has showed aa 
FIRST CHECK YOUR TIMING (of his two touchdowns on a 10-yard improvement after an attack of ji By JACK AYDELOTTE run off tackle. 7 neuritis, doctors explained. 
When your scores start to drop) The Giants lost offensive guard) PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Navyiderthrew, overthrew and landed 
off, first check, or have someone Buzz Guy for the rest of the sea-'took a calculated risk against 0n his back all day Tigers Be in else check, your timing. son. He tore a cartilege in the back Army Saturday. It paid off with * * * g 
; f his left thigh. , : - t * * * _ g ja smashing upset of the favored an —— “ ae an ae Shopping Today; a strategy, Navy salvaged what had i If I do not do this, I find my-| prrpoRURGH u—Coach Buddy| Cadets. y, Len cng 
    prises in the first round choices played earlier.’ jthe second period. The Browns 
Each NFL club selects 20 play- 't cate ‘ . _ nee P fe Cleveland Coach Paul Brown, couldn't catc h up and now seem 
ers, with acting commissioner stung by the second straight 21-20 sunk. The Giants, Eastern Con- 
Austin Gunsel presiding over the . ference leaders, have won eight . ; loss, said: first draft “That's about it. We've been 
The Detroit Lions, who sup- |snake-bit by those two close ones. 
posediy went into the meeting in |You can’t figure on New York * * * 
dire need of a quarterback and losing to Washington in the final; Hickey pointed to a pass inter- | 
offensive linemen, pulled the big fame, even if we take the Giants| ception by linebacker Jerry Tubbs, | 
surprise of the first round, ‘Sunday. I guess we've just about!which set up the third San Fran-| 
Los meeting. of 10 games, whHe the Browns are 
6-4 with two left 
Picking third, after the jwhere you play them,’’ he said 
yesterday after the Colts’ 35-21,° 
victory over the Los Angeles Rams. 
‘‘But it makes no difference to us." 
The stubby Baltimore coach 
thus attempted to dispeil any 
notion that his defending National 
Football League champions are 
about to repeat their annual | 
swoon on the Pacific shores. 
  
Angeles Rams drafted Billy Can-} 
non of LSU and the Chicago Cards| 
picked George Izo of Notre Dame, | 
the Lions picked John Robinson, | 
halfback from Louisiana State. | eg 
The Rams and the Cards, each 
with the same records in the NFL,   
flipped a coin to see who would 
pick. first. The Rams,.won the 
coin tuss and immediately grabbed | 
Cannon, the triple threat All- 
America back of LSU. It was no 
surprise that Cannon would be | 
picked first, but most quarters | 
thought the Rams would go after 
one of the top linemen. 
The Cards proceeded to pick 
and immediately sign Izo, the 
Notre Dame quarterback who 
had been hurt much of the 1959 | 
season, but who is considered 
one of the longest passers in — 
collegiate football. 
With the need for a quarterback, 
everyone expected the Lions to 
pick Don Meredith of SMU or 
Richie Lucas of Penn State, but 
the big surprise was that Mere-! 
dith was not picked by any team O « 
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self making changes in my _ nat- 
ural delivery in an effort to get 
back on the beam. When this Parker isn't sure who deserves the 
biggest pat on the back for the 
. shutout victory his _ Pittsburgh fails, I tense up and perhaps-: 
relatively minor fault will become 
a major defect. 
I've learned in times of a MacKay Advances 
slump to practice and concen- 
trate on the proper rhythm of 
the arm, swing and footwork so 
that I'm bringing the left foot | 
and right arm to the foul line at | MANILA (®—U, S. Davis Cupper}| 
the same time and in the same (Barry MacKay of Dayton, Ohio) 
place for each delivery. fought his way through a tight 
If you've been off your usuai | Urst set, then boomed decisively 
< swt Go ints that af.| \through the second to beat third-| 
- a timing. _ jround opponent Willie Hernandez, | 
Are you starting the ball in mo- tennis tournament today. 
tion on the pushaway at the same| MacKay’s 
ating in a smooth and graceful| defeating another Filipino, Jessie 
delivery all the way through to! Fernandez, 61, 5-7, 6-4 
the foul line? Are you guarding); MacKay and Franks, seeded No.’ 
  or exaggerating the backswing? 
— Jack SIMULTANEOUSLY 
Aydelotte’s right arm and left'|proach and your timing is bound|Contreras and Felix Banaag, anjchecked, Caldwell had his worst 
foot reach line at same time. to improve. unseeded tandem. in Philippines Meet 
7-5, 62, in the Philippines’ national\as fast as he x * * 
| They have never won a game in 
\San Francisco, where they will 
meet the 49ers Saturday in a show- 
‘down rematch. And they have won 
,only one out of seven in Los An- 
geles, where they take on the 
Rams again one week later in the 
regular season finale. 
* * a 
In their victory over the injury- 
riddled Rams, the Colts ran up a 
21-0 lead in the first 16 minutes 
and hung on to keep the game just 
out of reach. 
*‘Fumbles,’” moaned Ram Coach 
Sid Gilman, ‘‘the story of our life.”” | 
Fullback Alan Ameche made 
the first Colt touchdown on a 
j-yard smash up the middle 
capping a 50-yard drive. LSU Halfback, John Robinson, First Choice of Lions 
  AP Wirepheote 
The next two Baltimore scores NAILED — Charley Conerly of the New York Giants had a 
came after fumbles by Los Angeles) busy afternoon on and off the gridiron at Yankee Stadium yester 
|halfback Jon Arnett on the Ram 33 day. Conerly was honored by fans prior to the game and received 
and fullback Ollie Matson on the 
Baltimore 34. Halfback Mike Som. 
mer swept right end for one TD, 
and quarterback John Unitas con- 
nected with end Raymond Berry 
on a 56-yard pass play for the 
other Here he 
nailed hard by many gifts fakes ah 
* * * 
It marked the 35th consecutive 
game in which Unitas has thrown 
at least one scoring pass, extend- 
ing his all-time record in that 
department, 
CHICAGO #—‘‘Winning the city, 
county and state championship is 
all right but the important thing is 
we're still in the running,”’ said 
George Halas after his Chicago 
Bears had swamped the Chicago 
Cardinals 31-7 yesterday. 
Professional football's only 
intracity rivalry, a bitter affair, 
lacked its usual luster and turned 
out to be a drab contest in which 
the offensively weak Bears capi- Howe Makes Lone Goal 
talized on Cardinal errors to 
achieve: the victery: as Redshirts Give Up 
As for the Western Conference 2nd Place at Olympia Detroiters, 4-1 
  
Navy scouts reported to Coach 
Wayne Hardin that Army’s bril- 
liant passing quarterback, Joe 
Caldwell, threw a very quick 
pass, Caldwell got the ball off in 
a ‘hurry, Hardin was told 
Hardin decided to risk giving 
Caldwell a chance to flip his short 
swing pass in favor of blunting 
long passes. The Navy line 
charged fast and the secondary 
defense was instructed to play 
tight, blanketing receivers. 
_* * * 
With his receivers covered 
quickly by the pressing defense, 
Caldwell couldn’t get the ball off 
likes to. Navy 
|gambled that its line could keep| 
fellow American, My- the Army quarterback from get- | play. They shot the Middies to a| 
time that! you take the first step?/ron Franks of Los Angeles lost/ting off a long pass to anyone|13-) lead opening the gates for 
Are the arms and feet coordin-|his first set of the tournament in getting behind the tight second-| ‘the one-sided triumph over the! 
ary. 
Those who saw the Middies win} 
by the shocking count of 43-12, 
against throwing too fast a ball and 2 among Foreign players,/know the gamble worked. His re-|convincing triumph Saturday. The 
|then teamed up to score a 62,\ceivers covered quickly and the|Middies have been invited to meet 
Practice these aspects of the ap |60 doubles victory over. Delfin|Navy line roaring in almost un-|Penn State (8-2) in the first edi- 
lafternoon of the season. He un-jhere Dec. 19. been a disappointing season by 
battering its rival in the 60th 
game of the bitter service rival- 
ry. The Middies, led by jolting 
Joe Bellino, ran up their biggest 
score in the history of the classic Eye McMillan 
ST. PETERSBURG 
|The Detroit Tigers’ 
tion was on hand 
opening of the Minor League base- Fla. ww — 
large delega 
today for the 
Bellino, a junior from Winches- 
ter. Mass.. wrote his name into|all meetings, hoping to go on a 
the Army-Navy record book with apne Rae 
a three touchdown performance.|_ President Bill DeWitt said the 
The shifty, hard running Middie Tigers came south to make some 
halfback joined Army’s  Felix|ttades 
(Doc) Blanchard (1945) and Pat * * ® 
A shortstop, first baseman, re- 
lief pitcher and catcher are on the |Uebel (1953) as the only players 
lever to score three FDs in an 
Army-Navy game. Tigers’ shopping list. General 
| x * * Manager Rick Ferrell said the Ti- 
Bellino scored the first two|gers already have talked shop with 
the 15 other teams 
One deal that’s been discussed 
would involve pitcher Jim Bunning 
for shortston Roy McMillan of the 
Cincinnati Reds 
It also is understood 
iTigers have talked trade with the 
San Francisco Giants for a first 
baserfan anda shortstop. The first} 
baseman is understood to be in 
the Giants’ minor leagué system 
The shortstop could be either Eddie 
Bressoud or Andre Rodgers 
”- 
\ laws TDs, one on a 15 yard run 
and another 47 yards on a draw   
six point favored Cadets that the 
Navy (5-4-1) may have played 
litself into a bowl game. with its} 
tion of the Liberty Bowl game 
  a pair of Redskins andoff to Frank Gifford and then is 
45-14 The Giants won, | College halfback, TWENTY-ONE 
  
      PRESS BOX 
Albion All-State 
has signed a 
1960 contract with the Green Bay Jim Hurd, 
iPackers. The 215-pounder was 
|drafted last year. He set an Al- 
bion rushing record with 2,094 
lyards in four years. 
* * * 
The 2nd annual Blue Grass 
Bowl game was cancelled Sun- 
day after both invited teams re- 
jected bids. Alabama and Ken- 
| tucky had been asked to play 
in the Dec. 19 event. 
* * * 
George Huffman of Franklin, a 
former Birmingham High player, 
had a big hand in Navy's wallop- 
ing of Army Saturday. The 205 
pounder starred on defense. One 
of his defensive’ teammates was 
Bob Correll of Ann Arbor 
* * * 
Tomorrow is the last day to 
enter the Elks Ladies National 
bowling tournament to be held 
at the Lodge 310 alleys starting 
dan. 16. Interested individuals 
not on a team can be placed by 
calling Peggy Bender (FE 
5-5343) during the day or Eva 
Miller (FE 5-7994) at night. 
Red Wings Lose 3rd in Row   
SRN MRR te 
  JOE LAPCHICK 
With NIT Trophy Toronto Skaters Lapchick to Start Cage 
Defeat Skidding Series in Four Parts 
Starting tomorrow on the 
sports pages in this newspaper, 
Joe Lapchick, one of basketball’s 
most popular coaches, will de- 
scribe in detail four basketball 
plays. 
Each play will be illustrated. 
Lapchick, who played pivot for 
the original Celtics, is in his 24th 
season as a coach. His St. John’s 
University team last season be- 
came the first to win. New York's 
Invitational tournament three 
times. His team won 20 of %6 
games and also captured last 
year’s Holiday Festival tourna- 
ment In Madison Square Garden. 
Lapchick coached the New 
York Knickerbockers nine years 
and under him the Knicks won 
three Eastern Division titles in 
the National Basketball Assn. 
His series ig called “PASS and 
DRIBBLE.” 
High school and college basket- 
ball coaches and players 
shouldn't miss it. 
Unbeaten Skein Hits 18   
Canadiens Still Invincible By The Associated Press 
It's open to argument whether 
the current edition of the Mon- 
treal Canadiens is the greatest 
hockey aggregation ever put to- 
gether. But at the current rate 
the National Hockey League lead- 
ers are traveling they'll smash all 
records for unbeaten string, most| 
games won and total points. 
The longest undefeated string is 
Boston in 1940-41 
most games won 
is 45 by 23 games by 
The record for 
by a team in 
the 1955-56 Montreal club. And in 
1990-5] Detroit piled up a record 
101 points in a 70-game season 
* * * 
The current Canadiens are less 
than one third through — their 
70-game schedule with a record of 
17 victories, two defeats and four 
ties for 38 points. They haven't 
lost in their last 18 outings even 
with defenseman Bob Turner side- 
lined most of the time with a 
broken leg and top scoring ace 
Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion 
seeing only part-time action. Mau- 
rice Richard, their veteran star 
also was injured last week. 
* * * 
Two victories over the weekend a season 
gave the Canadiens a string of 
eight straight triumphs. They shut} 
out Detroit 1-0 Saturday and | 
turned back the Boston Bruins 42} 
Sunday night to increase. their 
pace-setting margin to 10 points 
over Toronto. 
The decision over the Bruins 
was almost routine as_ Dickie 
Moore sent them out in front with 
a goal at 1:55 of the first period. 
Claude Provost added another in 
the same period and a second in 
the finale. In between Jean Beli- 
veau also scored. Bronco Horvath 
the league's leading scorer, got 
both Boston's goals to run his to- 
tal to 20 
* * * 
The Toronto Maple Leafs got 
their points in two games and 
Stampers Open Tonight 
The Detroit Stamping Co. hock- 
ey. team, made up of players 
from Pontiac, Waterford and 
Walled Lake, will open play in 
the Detroit Senior Hockey 
League tonight at 9 in a game 
at the State Fairgrounds. The 
Stampers finished second last 
Season. Imoved into second place. The 
Leafs tied Boston 22 Saturday 
and last night took care of the 
Red Wings, 41. 
Far back in a battle for fifth 
place, the Chicago Black Hawks 
came out on top in their two 
games with the New York Rang- 
ers. The Hawks won 6-2 Saturday 
and last night in New York they 
played to a 2-2 tie. The result left 
each with 12 points. 
NBA Standings EASTERN DIVISION 
Won naet — Behind 
Boston 15 
Philadelphia 12 ; x 2 
Syracuse - 7 611 3's 
New York i 353 s 
WESTERN DIVISION 
St. Louis R 6 S71 — 
Detroit 19 11 476 1's 
Minneapolis : 14 300 5 
Cincinnati 15 250 ~ 
SATURDAYS RESULTS 
Boston 136, Detroit 110 
Philadelphia 108, New York 108 
Syracuse 111, Cincinnati 105 
St. Louts 102, Minn lis 91 
SUNDAY’S RESULTS 
New York 127, Philadelphia 126 
Boston 109, Minneapolis 
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NDAY’S RESULTS 
San Prancisee 21, Cleveland 20 
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New York 45, Washington 14 
Pittsburgh 31, Philadelphia 0 
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NEXT WEEK'S 8 
SATURDAY, DEC. 5 
Baltimore at San Francisco 
SUNDAY. DEC. 6 
Cleveland at New York 
Chieago Cards at Detroit 
Green Bay at Los eo accel 
Philadelphia at Washin 
Pittsburgh at Chicago 
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Montreal i 2 81 41 
Toronto 11 5§ : 3 “ 4 
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New York 12 @ 8&7 
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Toronto 4. Detroit 1 
Chicago 2, New York 2. tie 
  
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 
     Inter-League Trade Offers Begin 
- Senators Offer   
  No Comment From Penn, Rutgers   
Reports Say 
Will Get Sebo’s Job 
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — John/ Stiegman 
  League title since 1952, a reliabk 
Stiegman of Rutgers will get) source told The Associated Press 
. me } Steve Sebo's job as Penn football) This recommendation already 
coach, despite Penn’s first Ivy has been forwarded by the faculty 
95 FORD 
PLYM 
CHEV 
    | Roy Sievers to 
Dodgers of NL a | 
Big Buck Derby, 
State’s Season administrative committee to Dr 
Gaylord P. Harnwell, Penn's pres- 
ident, the source said yesterday 
* * * 
Dr. Harnwell said he normally 
follows the advice of his commit 
. tee, but hasn't received the re 
Other. Clubs Suggest Winds Up Today port and knows nothing of the 
1- HOUR SERVICE Deals as They Plan jg matter INCL, LABOR AND MATERIAL . Michigan's general deer-hunting athletic Director Jerry Ford de 
for Winter Confab season comes to an end today.| ¢jjneqd comment 
All Other U.S. cars $9.95 
and $12.95 WONE HIGHER! 
NO CASH NEEDED! 
LOW BUDGET TERMS! 
    ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) 
|— The Washington Senators, last 
for longer than they care to re- 
member, took the first step toward 
breaking the Inter-League trading 
\log today by offering Roy Sievers) 
to the Los Angeles Dodgers for 
Charley Neal. This day also marks the conclu- 
sion of The Pontiac Press annual 
“big buck derby,” 
Prospective entries for the con- 
test for the heaviest (dressed 
out) buck taken by an Oakland 
County hunter, may be filed NOT 
LATER than 12 o’clock, noon, 
Thursday, Dec. 3. None will be | Stiegman said: “I think all such 
comment should come from 
Penn.”’ 
A source close to Stiegman said 
however, the 35-year-old 
has accepted the Penn job 
* * * 
Sebo said he knows nothing of 
ficially and won't resign. coach 
BRAKE © SHOPS - “We'd love to have a guy like! accepted after the deadline. Several coaches haVe admitted 
973 ORCHARD LAKE RD. ‘"* Sievers especially in” oUF ill Winner ofthe derby wil ree DSIE interviewed "in rece ” park,’ general manager Buzzy ceive $150 in US Savings Bonds, months for the job. The decision 
Bavasi of the Dodgers confessed p : aron ve » are|to oust Sebo reportedly was made aa ull-time area resident only are 
cor, Telegraph Rd. Pontice FE. 3-7936 me aa ot tne paagers comessed Fulltime area re 1 (ee om ey re pe boon ree RHR. » e can get together on a deal for Topping one of the heaviest mittee has been screening candi- 
$ Higa ho Measbe Bak ays Br & him.’ “derby” lists in years, of better) on for une = ever age ) : ; ‘ . . > se ‘ame > rom Mich : ghitT aval r, Chief stumbling” block up to than-200-pounders is a 263-pound an Sinte fa 1954 pris fine - 
i — now is the Senators’ insistence entry, downed near Rudyard in the football was bein ar empha : / 7 ~ ic as = asizer 
| on Neal, whose timely slugging Upper Peninsula by James F. Da- 4 phasiz 
ONE FOR TORONTO—Frank Mahovlich (27) in the Ivy League, although Penn AP Wirephoto | figured prominently in the | vis of Pontiac. wae 
DODGE-DART Only $2,076.00 | of the Toronto Maple Leafs sends the disc into period. of the game last night at the Olympia. Dedgers’ pales series victory All entries must be accompanied was still playing major college 
ee aaa. « oa ian. Onli rive the net as the Detroit Red Wing substitute goalie Regular goalie Terry Sawchuk is expected to | over the White Sox last month. |by a certified weight ‘slip signed teams * « * 
1001 MAIN ST. ROCHESTER OL 2-9111 
Firestone Gilles Boisvert makes a stab at it in the secdad” 
Grab-Bag for Minor Leaguers Starts   return this week Toronto won, 4-1 “We can’t afford to give up a 
player like Neal,’’ Bavasi said, re- 
coiling at the thought. ‘‘Now if 
they want to talk about some of by the weigher, an uninterested 
witness, and the hunter 
Palmer Wins on   He didn't win a 
two years and his 
is 18-35-1. Several 
dents hanged him game the first 
over-all record 
times the stu- 
in effigy. This 
the other players maybe we can season Penn's record was 7-1-1, 
| . do business.”’ the best in 12 years 
| On ee xpecie to e qa ld IC | The Senators might be willing| Sebo was given a new three- 
, to take infielders Maury Wills vat h E year contract in 1956, although 
Don Zimmer instead and if that f xtra 0 e his teams had won but four games 
ST. -PETERSBURG, Fla (UPI) 14 games and lost nine for Charles-|hander came up with the Tigers proves to be the case, the Dodgers 
might be tempted. 'that year 
Stiegman, in four seasons as 
—Don Lee, 25-year-old pitcher who|ton last season. He struck out in 1957 when he compiled a 1-3 In any case, the Senators made) Putters Fail Cooper, Rutgers’ head coach, has a 22-15 
failed in th t ials with the De 115 batters, walked only 59 and record. He was 0-0 with the Tigers it plain they are in the market. B . Th WwW record. The 198 team was his 
— m ree wriais wi Cel had an earned run average of in 1958 and last season was op- “We're speaking to several rewer in re@e@-VV GY best, winning 8 and losing 1. This 
troit Tigers, was expected to be! 5¢ tioned to.the minors during spring, clubs and something could pop,” W. Palm Beach Finale year Rutgers was 6-3 
the Washington Senators’ first * * * training and never recalled by the pointed out Washington manager * * * 
draft yick today in the annual The strapping s)x foot-four right parent club ‘ Stiegman is a graduate of Wil ft fF jay Cookie Lavagetto. 
CAR SERVICE grab-bag of minor league talent., 
The first draft session was the The Senators, for example, ap- 
parently are willing to give up WEST PALM BEACH, Fila 
(AP)—Arnold Palmer had to play 
four extra holes with the defend liams College and was assistant 
coach at Princeton from 1946 un 
til he went to Rutgers. He has just   
right-hander Pedro Ramos to the ing champion and another hot completed the first year of a two 
Giants for outfielder Felipe Alou.|contender to win the $]5,000 West yea 
They also have talked to the Ori-|Palm Beach open. : 
oles about southpaw Billy O’Dell,) Palmer turned the trick when 
indicating they would give pitcher|his putter stayed steady on the |matter on the agenda of baseball Art Guepe Heads 
Grid Staff for | men gathered here for the start 
. lof the Minor League meetings, The 
| Major League's annual Winter Con- r contract Syracuse Puts e 
BE SAFETY SURE Closed indo . fab will be held next week at Tex Clevenger and an infielder for| 76th hole. The difference meant 
window driving Miami Beach MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — him. : $2,000 for the Ligonier, Pa., pro makes a faulty’ muffler Vanderbilt's Art Guepe Sunday’ The San Francisco Giants have|and $1,350 each for his rivals, 
| The Senators, whose roster Is Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |. been almost as busy as the Sena- Pete Cooper of Lakeland and Gay 
extremely dangerous. three men short of the 40-man ae sie. die: ‘nation’ on accepted an invitation to head the tors although they are in a much Brewer Jr. of Crystal River. 
. limit, and the San Francisco Gi. Syracuse ne nation al ~~ ~ Southern coaching staff Yor the better position fo stand pat if they * * * 
t ith four vacancies, were (beaten, untied major college foot.’ , i >-Gre ball game feel like : - LET US CHECK YOURS! j nase be the seeat active bal! team puts its pe rfect record “m Ye Blues ~ football _ . . a } Cooper won the West Palm in a Dec. 26 San Francisco has offered St. | playoff last year. This time on 
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LAID-OFF WORKERS laid off Blue-Gray Game 
line coach 
The appointment completed the 
  
Teams fo Schedules the Cardinals are getting re- 
volve around ex-Giant Bill White, 
  if it needs replacing, we have on the line against UCLA Satur ~ *& *® Louis southpaw Johnny Antonelli the payoff hole, he overshot the 
Precision-Engineered mufflers Among the Minor Leaguers;\day. The Orange is among 11 Blue-Gray officials announced and infielder Daryl Spencer for | green and then missed a five-foot! 
to fit your make and model |available for the $25,000 draft price schools with unmarred slates that Frank Howard of Clemson second baseman Don Blasingame (putt. Brewer fell short of the 
. | were catcher Joe Lonnett and * * * champions of the Atlantic Coast and right-hander Larry Jackson, | green and tapped his putt too 
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        The Pontiac Parks and Recrea- 
tion Department's 1959-40 City 
League basketball program starts 
tonight with a four-game card at 
Pontiac Central and Pontiac North- 
ern gymnasiums. 
Two Class A games are sched- 
uled at Central. The Lakeside 
Royals face Shaw's Jewelers at 7      
        jami, catcher Darrell Johnson of dle Tennessee was tied Gray coaching staff. Sammy, but they're in no hurry to deal (Gay Brewer Jr. $1.350 THUMP . . k e n ‘ a P Crystal River, Fila 72-66-68-75—281 Richmond, and pitchers Han NINE GAMES Baugh of MHardin-Simmons was _ him, either. Bil Casper Jr. $980 
| Aguirre of Charleston, Jack Spring a a 354 51 signed last week to coach Rebel Lik ' Soule Valley. Calif 72-70-68-73—283 b eat. owling Green 74 83 a ike the Senators, the Giants Chick Harbert, $950 ee 
|of Dallas, Bob Keegan of Rochest-| western Miinois 303 110 | passers are interested in O'Dell. N Northville, Mich 71-73-69-70—283 
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\    THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
Prep oe Season Qpens Tuesday 
Pontiac Central . 
and Edsel Ford 
Collide at PCH Avon Visits Rochester, 
Host Ortonville Plays 
to Clarkston 
By BILL CORNWELL 
The 1959-60 high school 
ficially gets under 
night with a 
schedule way 
light 
Pontiac Central, defending Sag- 
inaw Valley Conference cham- 
falls im the spotlight on 
tomorrow's opening card. pion, 
The Chiefs. pre-season favorites 
to repeat as Valley champs. will 
undergo a severe initiation when 
they collide with an experienced 
Dearborn Edsel Ford quintet in 
the PCH gymnasium in a_non- 
league contest 
* * . 
Avondale 
land B crown this season, also has 
i difficult assignment. The Yellow 
Jackets clash with Rochester in the 
Rochester gym in another non- 
conference game 
Clarkston, a big title choice 
this season in the Wayne-Oakland 
circuit, goes to Ortonville for an 
outside engagement and Bloom. 
field Hills plays host to Oak 
Park in other leading attractions. 
Completing Tuesday's program 
Howell at Brighton, South 
Fowlerville, Croswell-Lex- will be 
Lyon at 
ington at Brown City, Kingston at 
North Branch and Utica St. Law- 
rence at Farmington Our Lady of 
Sorrows 
* * * 
Coach Art Van Ryzin’s cagers 
are commencing with Edsel Ford 
for the 2nd straight year. They 
scored a 69-60 victory over the 
Thunderbirds last year at Dear- 
born after trailing at the half, 
431 
dust like a year ago, the 
Edsel Ford cagers will have one 
game under their belts when the 
two team tip off at 8 p.m The 
Thunderbirds handed Redford 
Union a 58-38 trouncing last 
Wednesday in their season 
opener. 
Van Ryzin expected to start 
Bill Hayward and George Fed at 
forwards, Bradell Pritcheti at cen- 
ter and Phil Rabaja at one guard 
spet, along with either Vern Ellis 
1f Booker Hurner 
The Chiefs meet city rival Pon- 
tiae Northern on Friday night in 
the season opener for the Huskies 
It will be the 2nd meeting between 
the two foes with PCH an easy 73- 
10 winner in the inaugural game basket- 
ball season in. Oakland County of- 
Tuesday 
nine-game 
picked to win the Oak- nn nation ~ abe 
"4 
CONTENTED COACH — Art Van Ryzin, 
when Pontiac Central finished the regular season as the number one 
gan, gets that contented lift from his team members prior to the opening of the 
The cage pressure will replace some of the contentment as the 1959-60 campaign 
Chiefs start the season Tuesday night playing host to Edsel Ford 
By The Associated Press ton U. 46-0. They have scored 117 “Prep Coach of the Year last season 
team in Michi coach a 
a Starter, 
Giving their 
made it four in a row last Satur- 
  Navy has- sent Army’s Black/Points in their last two games,|day by defeating Utah 21-6 
Knights home on their shields both shutouts, and have been last * * * 
and it's a LSU-Mississippi re. {scored on in four of their last) Navy should have an answer on 
. ° ~~ i — five games behind the Sizeable the Liberty Bowl bid today. The 
match for the Sugar Bow ut Seven |Middies, jolting the Cadets with 
there. still area few things to be; UCLA, the team that upset|/the top point total ever in the 
setted in college football, a few Southern California 10-3 and left}60-year-old service series for a 
odds and ends like Syracuse the only undefeated, un-| 43-12 rout, have a 541 record 
a tied team in major college play, Pénn State is &-2 That one game, with UCLA, a JF ge play.iPenn Stat . 
standing between Syracuse and 
g beate > rd f a 7 an unbeaten, untied record for Full Slate This Week 
the national championship 
* ¥ * s 
A yes or no from Navy un an 
invitation to play Penn State in 
the Dec. 19 Liberty Bowl, the 
only major bowl! berth open 
And a decision that would make By United Press Intefnational (Ferris tonight; Alma goes to Cen 
Steve Sebo a losing winner at Basketball and December arrive tral Michigan tomorrow, and West 
Penn. - se on the Michigan sports scene at ern Michigan travels to Northwest- 
Syr { avs , 
oe acuee : ay “ about the same time this week as ern, Lawrence Tech meets Kala- (3-3-1) in Memorial Coliseum at ’ Los Angeles this Saturday (NBC college quintets throughout the mazoo and Wayne State travels to 
TV, 4:15 pm. EST) in the Or- state begin their seasons against Loyola also on Tuesday 
ange’s final bid for the national] their foes * * * 
title, decided by The Associated Among the major colleges Mich Ferris is at Adrian, Hillsdale at 
Press poll The nation’s sports- igan opens at Pittsburgh Wednes Bowling Green, Penn State Teach 
writers and broadcasters. who day while defending Big Ten cham t D Tect " 
have made Syracuse the No. 1 pion Michigan State entertains ©" “ ema Pech Ay herve 
team for the past three weeks, Bowling Green Thursday Michigan at Hope on Wednesday. 
cast their ballots in the decisive On Friday, Alma meets Wooster 
  
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The boys from Syracuse, No. 1 MSU for Satufday games. cludes Alma at Youngstown; 
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at Adrian Saturday As for prospects, MSU coach 
Pro Grid Summaries 
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Passes 
Passes intercepted by 
Punts £45 629 Fumbles lost 1 1 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Ross 
—— paae = ® \Giudice somewhat _ reluctantly 
oe (AP) Statistics of took over as basketball coach at 
ay's Chicago Cards Chicage ears 7 : 
football game the University of San Francisco 
Bears Cards he » ft ra SA 
First downs 5 13. Just four davs before the season 
Rushing yardage 93 171 opened 
Passing yar 180 . 
aan a 12-27 8-2 Giudice was named Friday t 
+e es intercepted by SAGs SUR Phil Woolpert, who de ant 7 | 
Fumbles lost 6 5 cided to take a one-vear leave of 
Aaa) Vals " ° absence as the Dons’ head coach 
BALTIMORE (AF sucs of Sun- Giudice, 35, has been Woolpert’s! {day's Los ne eles- Bali imore footbal) ” ae 
| game i: ~ chief assistant and frosh coach at 
S eearce li dlewne — — USF for nine years 
| Rushing yerdage 92 188 “T was kind of stunned by the Passing yardage 282 2 : ; : t 
Passes 16-26 1424 news Giudice said Believe it 
Passes intercepted by 1 2 ; ‘ , ae ¢ < 
Punts 5-43 5-43 or not T was happy as an a 
Fumbles lost 2 0 sistant coach at USF Yards penalized ; 61 53 | “FE know most coaches dream of 
NEW YORK (AP)—Statistics of Sun «, meday becoming top man but I 
day's Washington - New York football 
game was satisfied. I have a furniture ae GIANTS = 
First downs ee yg business on the side, that takes 
Rushing yardage 102351 time and I really wasn't looking Passing yardage 89 1 ; bh” 
Passes si9 918 for a bigger jo Passes intercepted by 1 3 st _. 
Punts 6-44 5 0-0 i 
Pumbies lost 3 
Yards penalized 35 64 Titans’ Record 5th Best 
PITTSBURGH (AP)—Statistics of Sun- t day’s Pittsburgh Philadelphia football of Grid Independen S 
| game | » 7 STEELERS aad DETROIT (®—The University of 
irst owns 24 
|Rushing yardage 228 29 Detroit finished in a tie for fifth 
ee eens 22 4588 | place in the 1959 standings of the 
Passes intercepted by 4 1 major football independents with Punts 5-328 3-403 . 
Fumbles lost 1 0 a 6-4 record 
Yards penalized @ 8 Svracuse. unbeaten’ in nine 
ea FIVE “— games with one left and ranked ren 1 ames a . ’ 
" L “Pet W LT Pet. first nationally, was the nation’s 
=e US 730 3 1 0 908 top independent. The Titans shared A be . . : . 
UCLA 310 730 5 3 0 62 fifth place with Air Force and California 13 0 250 2 8 0 . 
Stanford 0 4 0 000 3 7 0 300 Holy Cross. Anderson said his team has 
height and no depth" with 
which to defend its conference 
crown, but ‘‘we will move well and 
cause a lot of people trouble.” 
* * * 
The University of Detroit has one 
of the most exciting teams in the 
state for its schedule. 
Dave DeBusschere, a_ sought- 
after prep star at Detroit Austin, 
will make his varsity debut with 
the Titans and a strong all-around 
squad could make Detroit a con- 
tender for national honors 
* * * “no 
MICHIGAN COLLEGE 
BASKETBALL CALENDAR 
Tuesday. Dec. 1 
Alma &@ Central M iga 
Wester Michiga at Northwesterr 
Lawrence Kalamazoo 
Wayne at 
Assumption at University of Detroit 
Wednesday. 
Michigan at Pittsburg 
Ferris at Adrian 
Hillsdale at Bowling Green 
Penn State Teachers at Detroit 
Northern Michigan at Hope Dee. 2 
Tech 
Thursday, Dee. 3 
Bowling Green at Michigan State 
Friday, 
Wooster Dee. 4 
Alma at 
Detroit Tech at Findlay 
Saturday, Dee 5 
Drake at Michigar 
Notre Dame at Michigan State 
Alma at Youngstown 
Albion at Adrian 
Western Michigan at Assumption 
Hillsdale at Calvir 
Lawrence Tech at Indiana Central 
Brandeis at University of Detroit MON 
lift are (left 
Fed, Bradell Pritchett and Phil Rabaja 
is out for 
pre-season drills 
Pairings for Major Bowls C DAY, NOVEMBER : 
light 
to right) Vern Ellis. 
Friday night 
Alabama (7-1-2), which turned} 
down a Bluegrass Bowl bid after| 
defeating Auburn 10-0, could get 
the Liberty bid if Navy says no 
Pitt (6-4), paired with Syracuse 
as the only teams to beat Penn 
State, could be a third choice 
The other major 
filled Saturday, ‘and 
look like this 
DEC. 
Bluebonnet 
Christian (8-2) vs 
JAN. 1 
at Pasadena, Calif.—W1s- 
(7-2) vs. Washington (9-1) 
at Dallas Syracuse 
Texas (91) bowls 
the were 
pairings 
19 
Houston—Texas 
Clemson (8-2) at 
Lose, 
consin 
Cotton, 
(9.0) vs 
* 
Club Tahoe Nips 
GMC for Keg 
Honors in Detroit 
The windup of the Detroit Free 
Press State Open bowling tourna- 
ment turned out to be a battle of 
Pontiac area teams with Club Ta- 
hoe of Drayton Plains emerging 
as the champion last night 
Featuring a 606 by Jim Deni- 
suik and John Dura's 602, the Ta- 
hoe boys beat out General Motors 
Coach by 27 pins — 3079 to 3052 
Both totals were new records for 
the tourney 
Hank Polzin the 
average man, hit 560, Phil Christos 
had 345 and 69-year-old Charles 
Duke” Farrell 512 to round out 
the champ's scoring in a 2825 ac- < 
tual. GMC had 2804 paced by Bill 
Farr’s 595 and a surprising 502 by 
John Wharry 
Rochester Lanes, captained by 
Hal Hintz, finished among the top 
15 in a field of 550 teams with 
2949. 
Pontiac Skaters Win 
The 4th dance of the 
junior-novice contest held at the 
Rolladium each Sunday night until 
0th had the following 
winners last night 
Charter contest 
December 
Jerry ind Cheryl 
Leineke, skating the collegiate, are 
winners from Pontiac 
Other skaters from Imlay City, 
Flint, Detroit, Clawson and Lincoln 
Park participated yesterday 
Famous Wrestler Dies 
COLUMBUS, Ohio (#® — Wilbur 
Fintan, who = gained nationwide 
wrestling fame as Pat Finnegan 
and Lord Lansdowne, died yester- 
day after a four-year illness. He 
was 54. He wrestled professionally 
more than 20 years. gaining his 
greatest popularity as Lord Lans- 
downe, a characterization which 
presaged the current type of 
“glamour wrestler.”’ 
  
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Sched 
  Pontiac Press Phote 
sill Hayward, 
who would have been Hurner George 
rival Pontiac Northern 
omplete Sugar, at New Orleans—Louis- 
iana State (91) vs. Mississippi 
(9-1) 
Orange, at Miami Missouri 
(6-4) vs. Georgia (91) 
dAN. 2 
Gator, at Jacksonville, Fla. — 
Arkansas (8-2) vs. Georgia Tech 
(6-4 
Texas received the Southwest 
Conference nod for the host role 
in the Cotton Bowl] although fin- 
ishing in a_ three-way title tie 
with TCU and Arkansas. Texas 
did it by beating Texas A&M 20-17 
Thanksgiving Day, and TCU made 
it with a 19-0 job on Southern 
Methodist Saturday, Arkansas fin- 
ished the season a week earlier 
* * * 
Clemson, the Atlantic Coast 
Conference champ. drew a bid to 
the inaugural Bluebonnet by rip- 
ping. Furman 56-3. Mississippi 
beaten only by LSU. 7-3, got a 
second crack at the Tigers in the 
Sugar Bowl after smearing Mis 
sissippi State 42-0. Georgia, the 
Southeastern Conference champi- 
on, accepted the Orange Bow! 
trip after a 21-14 victory over 
Georgia Tech, which got the Ga- 
Bow! bid anyhow 
Prep 19 Calendar tor 
TUESDAY 
" Basketball 
Edse Ford at Pontia Central 
Avondale at Rochest er 
ar ton at Ortonvil 
ak Park at Bloomfieta Hits 
How at Bright 
ith Ly i” Fowlerville 
Cingston at North Branch 
Croswell ranineti ) at Brown City 
Utica St. Lawrence at Parminat nOLs 
Swiming 
Grosse Pte at Birmingham 
WEDNESDAY 
Basketball 
Cranbrook at Kennedy 
Swimming 
Pontiac Northern 
Utica 
Redford 
THURSDAY 
Wrestling 
Pontiac Centra 
Southfield 
Farmingtor Madison at 
Fitzgerald at 
Southfield at 
Waterford at 
rrthville at 
Edsel Ford at Va. -  -—-— eC CCC ee =e Le 
TWENTY-THREE   
Reviving: New York Splits 
Two Games With Warriors 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The New York Knickerbockers, 
although still entrenched in the 
'Eastern division basement, are 
showing signs of waking up in the 
National Basketball] Assn 
Facing Philadelphia in a home- 
and-home weekend series after 
the Warriors’ had tripped pace- 
;setting Boston twice in succession, 
New York managed to get an even 
break. The Knicks lost to the 
Warriors 109-108 in Madison 
Square Garden Saturday night, 
then bounced back to win 127-126 
in Philadelphia yesterday on Ken- 
ny Sears’ basket at the final 
buzzer 
In yesterday's only other game, 
Boston increased its Eastern di- 
vision lead over Philadelphia to 
two games by beating Minneap- 
olis 109-93 
Both Knick - Warriors 
were thrillers. Saturday night 
New York led almost throughout 
only to have Wilt Chamberlain, 
the Philadelphia giant, tip in Guy 
Rodgers’ set shot for the winning 
bucket with 50 seconds remaining 
* * * 
Yesterday, the Warriors 
from 17 points behind late came 
in the 
final period to take the lead on a! 
tap-in by Chamberlain with five 
seconds remaining. Then Carl 
Braun passed to Jack George 
who drove over the midéourt line 
and handed off to Sears for his 
winning shot. Chamberlain, who 
had 28 points Saturday, led all 
scorers yesterday with 33. Willie 
Naulls tossed in 30 for New York 
Bill Sharman hit eight of nine 
over 
period field 
stretch one 
to goal 
in attempts 
the second 
   Windshield 
Scrapers games | |steer the Celtics to their triumph 
over Minneapolis. Sharman wound 
up with 29 points. Elgin Baylor, 
the Lakers’ big gun, returned to 
action after a bout with the flu 
He played only 10 minutes, how- 
ever, and scored two points. 
In other Saturday games, St 
Louis defeated Minneapolis 102-91, 
Syracuse beat Cincinnati 111-105 
and Boston trounced Detroit 136- 
110 
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  TWENTY-FOUR | . | __ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 oe     
Norfolk, Va., is generally known 
Living Roompead-0On Crash Seth Ans, Katy 4 and Pate) D@aths Elsewhere as tne words greatest’ pocne Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas Living pene etme Deals UBewnere eae oe ee   
    
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Goes to Sea; K ls ] Persons was Odessa Duvall McDow, 34, of/59 actor and television director, > Pe Dao ‘ 
MRS. PHILLIP E. BAUM Tuesday at the Christian Misston-|* Also surviving is one sister and L T Corpus Christi, Tex. died Saturday after a short ill- 4 MIMEOGRAPHING 4 
Service for Mrs. Phillip E. (Is- ary Alliance Church for Mrs. John 15 grandchildren awn OO PETTUS, Tex. (AP) — Six — iness. He came to Hollywood trom |% 2 
abelle) Baum, 74, of 1326 S. Hos-’C. (Cathrene D.) Edwards, 56, of members of one family died in a . . the Broadway stage and appeared /¢ > 
pital Rd., Waterford Township,.7 Maynard Ct. who died Sunday MRS. LUCY SMITH grinding head-on collision of two Javits to Push Arts Bill in scores of movies. $ SERVICE $ 
will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday |@t Pontiac General Hospital Mrs. Lucy Smith, 73, of 1110} ATLANTIC BEACH, N.Y. (AP) TO Sunday night.| NEW YORK (UPI) — Sen. Ja-| * * * $ Bu Hleti $ at the Voorhees Siple Chapel, with She had been ill eight months.|Crescent’ Lake Rd., Waterford|—A strange noise awakened Nation a —* n ee eee Y) promised] QUANTICO, Va. wv — Vice Adm > u etins, 3 
burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Mrs. Edwards was a deaconess of Township, died Sunday at Pontiac| Wynn Sunday, He yawned, slipped| i den rda 7 { {Thomas R ‘Cooley 66 tired '$ > the Christian Missionary Alliance |General Hospital after an illness|on his slippers, trotted downstairs,|Car also died. ee Se ee urdey of a neert ditack. 1% Letters etc. 3 She died today after a prolonged church, and a Sunday school teach-|of one week. jand found his living room had van-| The Department of Public Safe-|an “arts foundation bill” at the died Saturday of a heart attack. (> , - 3 iliness. Surviving are a son Alvin er , , Surviving are a daughter, Mrs,| ished. ity in Austin, Tex. said there were next session of Congress to provide . © *® hee 3 FAST SERVICE! $ 
W. O'Dell of Detroit; three daugh- “ ~ iving beside her husband are Lucy Mae Adams, one grandchild,| Where the living room used to/no survivors. oe faid to nonprofit cultural enterprises’ LOS ANGELES Wm — Lomity|$ ‘ 3 ters. Mrs Bismarck Clause; Mrs two sons. Berneal and John C. three great-grandchildren and ajbe there now was wall-to-wall! The dead were identified as: jin this country. |De Erdely, 55, internationa Ab $ 
Wiliam = Mc€reedy and) = Mrs. both of Oxford, and five daugh. sister, Mrs, Ruth Smith of Pontiac.|ocean water ‘Larry Victor Chatham, 44, of San) |known artist and professor of Masai Christian Literature Sales $ Thomas J Brown, all of Pontiac: on vgn itlock : — ’ * * * Antonio, Tex.; his wife, Irene Win-| One-half of Sweden's total area|arts at the University of Southern|2 39 Oakland FE 4.9591 $ ers, Mr: J. E. Whitlock, Mrs Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. S ; ; a , : 4 
11 grandchildren, four great-grand Robert Baker and Mrs. John Haz-‘\Wednesday at Voorhees-Siple Wynn trotted back upstairs, told ters Chatham, 34, and their chil-'is timberland. California, died Saturday POPPPPPDDPPPPPPPPRDDRAD > }   
children, and two brothers lett, all of Pontiac, Mrs. William Chapel with burial in Perry Mt his wife. Edith, that the living 
room was gone. She yawned and 
        
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Service will be held at 2:30 pm Thelma Edwards, at home asked where he thought it might 
MRS. JACK F. WALSER have gone. He said he didn't know 
Service for Mrs. ,Jack F.|SoO he called police to report a e th MIRACLE f 
(Jennie W.) Walser, 4, of 3821/mussing living room Read All the e O 
Pontiac Lake Rd., Waterford Town- * e * 
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| She died Saturday in Henry Ford) gated. Also vanished: a  60-foot 
78 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Hospital, Detrojt, after an illness strip of the Wynn lawn, the den,| 
of nine months. A registered nurse,|g dock and cabana 
WELL TRIMMED she had worked at Pontiac General Wynn and the police spotted a 
SIRLOIN C Hospital huge dredge busy deepening and 
Lb Surviving are her husband, her widening the channel about 200 
. mother, Mrs. George Hagen of/feet out. The dredged sand was 
Rock Hill, S.C. a daughter Jo-| being pumped around to an eroded 
anne, at home, a sister and &! beach on the Atlantic Ocean side 
LEAN-LAYER brother. Memorials may be made|of the island. SLICED C to the Michigan Cancer Founda-| Apparently suction from the 
tion, the family said dredging removed earlier from un- 
Lb. MRS. ALICE B. WHITMORE °°" 4 5¢a wall that separated the : : rear of Wynn's house from the 
Sery ri for peg —s B Whit- channel pulled Wynn's living room 
—. es ‘, “ = qo rs yi floor, the furniture and the rest 
TENDER BEEF 2 bbs al ae Tues ay at the into the channel There was no RIB William R. Potere Funeral Home, trace of any of it 
Rochester, with burial in Fenton 
Lb Cemetery, Fenton. She died Sun- 
~ day after an illness of. 14 months F p ’ 
Surviving are three sisters, Mrs ree ress Editor 
, Lessitor Nott of Rochester, Mrs. ' 
TUESDAY ONLY SUPER SPECIALS at BAZLEY’S Mkt. §f Leo Haviin, and Mrs. Allen Mc- Has Heart Attack Nairn, both of Flint, and a brother 
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; > ; DETROIT “—Frank Angelo, 45, 
FRANK D. FRAZER managing editor of the Detroit 
FARMINGTON — Service for|Free Press, was reported in good 
Frank D. Frazer, 25, of 21506 Mid-| condition at Woman’s Hospital here) 
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‘Will Set Trade Tone for Ist Half of 1960 | 
Next Month Economically Crucial The annexation of the Hawai- 
arcs te vats Sues ges Lowel was formally made on Aug. 12,| 
~ ~ Industry Taxes   
     
           
     
   
    
_ By- 8AM DAWSON lock in thinking on such things as and spend freely between now and)budgét will take final shape Soon | 
Break on Depreciation AP Business News Analyst featherbedding, factory rules, just Christmas, both merchants and|we will know how much the gov-! of all styles 
“ ° NEW YORK w — President/how much of a wage increase| manufacturers will look for a good _— the : 
Would Aid U.S., Firms Eisenhower's visit in Europe, Asia| Would it take to set off another|first half of the year not paliegueedd age of a and sizes are 
. ° e > n r ; > 8 | ” ’ } 
7 aa OT] —Accounting Executive ne lag wl eae = featiack i Laie a ot] BUDGET DUE lneedie that wil be for business. | here now at 
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aial 4 ‘ pian mall ett rie - uncertainties | Im the next few days the federal|And we will know if the govern- | M Savi 
WASHINGTON (AP) Con. ; a ate “ valll da wterantonsl Manufacture rs hope to know! ~ — ment thinks it can make such ex- | oney paving 
os oe ak gress was told today it could give politics and alignments better in December how fast the peapacrtie a its amicipeten) Special Sale 
a y “Wry “ure at NO rNTRe jbusiness a better break on tax de And at home the next four or|Steel industry can get finished “I ot, there'll be the threat of Pri Sav 
Cost am \ductions for depreciation—and still five weeks will have a lot to do} products into their hands, how | ibetier causa. Or there will be the ces. Save 
with setting the course of trade, ‘much rebuilding of inventory and| yet more revenue in the long run 
OAKLAND aie . . . industry, finance, stock prices —|when it can be expected. 
Every $100 spent on machinery i therefore bs and incomes | 
. é re ( é .— | 
and PAINT and equipment generates $25.953 wit Jo TO WATCH RACE > alf of 1960 
6159 in taxes, Maurice E. Peloubet '” the first half of 198 And as the auto companies ap 
EY || FE 5- said in testimony prepared for the * * * proach full output again, every 
House Ways and Means Commit What happens along these lines one in and out of the industry will threat of more inflationary pres- $10.00 to $30.00 
sure to keep prices on the climb. 
fa Mea | OUR LOWER OVERHEAD The home building industry al- 
‘ready thinks it knows what it is SAVES YOU MONEY 
in for if the tight money policy 
      tet also will have a series on the |e watching for the postponed! continues. It thinks- building will 
_ _ * * * success of the President’s trip. pace between the new compact f _" 
— = = ' ‘ seed all off unless it gets some relief 
’ Peloubet, partner in a New York The economic status of the | nited cars and between American and jand can find mortgage money at Sa erage — 
60 RAMBLER accounting firm, said one-third of States — along with the strength foreign autos. A big sales year fu1 linterest rates people can pay. ———— 6 But a test of tight money is 
‘coming up, too. If businessmen RADIO $17 4g00 the productive plant in the United of the American dollar haS |Hetroit would give the economy a 
HEATER States is absolete, Under present muc h to do with the tone of think- decisive boost 
        
    
  “jes > gi stri ing ar lanning in other Jands. | | Caoose Your Own Equipment am policies a said, industries ie and watt hactoe: in: deme * * * |\decide a boom will come soon the 
. (p “oo aca are Ss a »0 x | 
BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER ' lich would ike to replace it are Pas 3 in politics as well How consumers feel in general ldemand for borrowed funds will F it 
MI 6-3900 ey? eee ly penalized munis ; ecisions i cs as labout spending — and that's the rise. making money tighter. If the i urniture 
an Starve is rade . J 
; really big item in the economy Treasury finds it can live within eful « = 
: He said more generous de- If you own stocks, or would HKe that’ sets good times or bad UNUSUAL | ef ‘ - al : = a Feil a ith gOO i veal SUAL but useful gift for its income, it won't be out com- ‘ FREE Parki 
ide) ube preciation allowances would not 10 vou'll be watching along wit ; ae \ oho werk mple arking 
WITHOUT i tm be he [is a i) the tradi |may show clearly in the next four) women — a rechargeable flash- |peting for lendable money, and ais ates vs > S ( see “4 | - “ OBLIGATION jrequire raising rate ecause the the exper ) weeks. If they have confidence in| light in pink. It can be carried |that will help ease conditions. * 144 Oakland 
additional income created by re- tional year-end rally develops in the bus al : . , e business outlook, and especial-| in pocketbook, and recharged by Perhaps we'll have a clue before 
SEE newal and modernization will off-|security markets AlthOugN » $e8: ly in their own income prospect plu ing into wall socket Santa Cl rive spects. Sts all socket. rr ; aus arrives 
; set the additional depreciation al- sonal factors influence it, such aj — aati _ es ” a ae 2 ee ee 
What s New lowances in the first years and in- rally usually is interpreted as re- 
With crease revenues thereafter flecting confidence in business in 
* * * general for the months just ahead. 
Contact William A. Paton, professor at Management and labor — and 
be University of Michigan said everyone else — will be watching 
\prese nt law penalizes businesses closely for any break in the dead- 
by requiring them to use past a - 
prices in computing depreciation 
fe reaiatie in verms of veer InQustrialist Critical 
After Suicide Try i 
Gallagher's RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UPI) — 
LOWE T b | 3 r Joseph Hunter, 51, millionaire in-| 
S R CE VER eee dustrialist and inventor, apparent- 
ly tried to take his own life by 
so much more or Je Bees tamiy problems,” police reported today. 
for the money | Hunter, a well-known philantro- 
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LOWREY HOLIDAY condition at Riverside Community | 
$ Hospital where he was taken 
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. : | Police Lt. J. H. Smith said 
Bench Extra — In Mahogany Only “there had been family trouble,”’ 
but refused to elaborate beyond 
Easiest to play of all musical saying the wealthy industrialist 
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sands ond shige of easple Angry Hungarians Picket eve ere... and now ' . | [ieoy Great Terms] con cat ¥ at tne lowest ‘Russian U.N. Delegation 
price ever! NEW YORK (UPI)—Nearly 150 
Hungarians picketed the | angry NEW ESTEY CHOR: New York headquarters of the Rus- ee 
    
  
  
  Call for a : : Ini 1 | sian delegation to the United Na- 
ORGAN Free Home Demonstration | tions yesterday in connection with 
$199.50 (NO OBLIGATION) | the suicide of former Danish dip- 
: |lomat Povl Bang-Jensen.   
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Gallagher Music Co. Bus, & sss io. oer bd to U.N. officials a list of Hun- 
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Russia Has Diving Bell Hollywood Headlines: _THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959. 
Hunter Toll Is 37;   
MOSCOW (UPI)—Leningrad spe- 
ciajists have built a deep sea re 
search bathysphere which will! 
allow an observer stay sub 
merged for 12 hours at a depth 
of 1.980 feet. Tass news agency 
reported yesterday. 
CHRISTMAS 
NOVELTIES 
TRICKS—JOKES Soviet Joins 
to 
By RICK DU BBOW 
UPI Hollywood Correspondent 
  
take part De 
wide premieres of thé 
film “On the Beach.’ which deals 
with a handful of survivors of a 
  
  
ticipation was made yesterday by 
producer and director 
who added that 
18th major city film's 
Kramer, 
was the the 
Stanley 
Moscow 
to participate 
* * * 
Kramer said Russian agreement 
   « 
« FRED ZINNEMANN’S paooucton or 
THe Nuns Story of Sovexport Films, to Arnold M. 
Picker, vice president in charge 
of foreign sales for United Artists, 
which is releasing the picture 
    
‘STBOUND with its Russian subtitles, Greet- 
“WESTBOUND” " » ings. Davydov."” 
+SHOW~TIME— 
NUN'S STQRY'#.36 ONLY 
WESTBOUND 7:05 ONLY Kramer told a news conference 
he assumed Soviet Premier Nikita 
Khrushchev had seen the film or     
  
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HOLLYWOOD ~ Moscow will LEADS TO A HOPE 
17 in joint, world- 
American 
PIPER'S MAGAZINE OUTLET nucletr war who are awaiting 
a lotta thik LAA bbe death from radiation 
* * * 
Announcement of the Soviet par- 
to show the movie came in a cable, 
from Alexandre Davydov, director) 
cima The cable stated: “We agree 
wow PETER FINCH to your suggestion that we pre- 
WARAT® BROS Presents 7 miere ‘On the Beaeh’ in Mos- 
f DOLPH SCOTT cow Dec. 17. We ask that you | 
=| rush to us a print of the film With U.S. Season's Last Day 
By The Associated Press 
Michigan’s deer hunters stow 
[read the script “because of the| away their rifles. for another year 
| deep implications.” ‘at nightfall] today with the end of 
the 16-day season 
“T take it with a great deal of * * - 
optimism,”’ Kramer said, “that ay Jeast 37 hunters have died 
this move by the Russians May since the deer-hunting season be- 
represent some reply to all the gan Nov. 15 Fight hunters died of 
overtures being made in the United gunshot wounds, 23 of heart -at- 
Nations and elsewhere about dis- tacks and five of asphyxiation. 
armament One death was from undetermined 
“Soviet wilKngness to exhibit the causes 
picture before its people leads to * * * 
the hope it may point to the end of the Cold War oe Nor bert k Machazel, 38, of East 
; Jordan, was wounded fatally Sun- Five Die in Mansion Flames 
Seek Fatal Fire Cause   
BRISTOL, R.I. (AP) — Authori-|the Newberry home, fled to safe-| 
tiés today sought the cause of ajty. —— 
Mikoyan Leaves Mexico 
MOSCOW 
Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mi- 
‘koyan returned home yesterday | summer school has grow.. from 146 
lafter a 10-day visit to Mexico] 
which he said had expressed the! years. ‘   
‘most ardent feelings of friendship 
\for the Soviet people. 
(UPI)—Soviet First;   
Pennsylvania State University's 
students to more than 7,000 in 50 ‘ 
  
  
|fire which claimed the lives of a} Newberry, a Providence realtor| 
jfather and four children in their | and banker, was the grandson of | 
|20-room mansion overlooking Nar-|the late Sen. Truman H, Newber-| 
ragansett Bay. ry (R-Mich) who defeated indus- 
Three other occupants, includ-| trialist Henry Ford in 1918 for the, 
ing the children’s mother escaped senate. He resigned from the Sen- 
the flames Sunday ate in 1922 
The victims were Barnes New- 
berry Jr., 38, Eleanor Newberry,   
  
  5, her brother Rockwell, 3: and ; 
'Newberry’s stepchildren, Evan, | HOWARD JOHNSON'S | 
11, and Stephanie, 8 
The children’s mother, Martha_ WEEKLY SPECIALS 
Newberry, 37, leaped from a sec- 
ond-floor window, suffering cuts 
jand bruises. She was divorced SOUTHERN 
  Kramer sai howeve | 
not eae Sete ihe? sini day by a shot above the eye while from Walter Trusiow in 1953. FRIED CHICKEN 
would be shown to the Russian G¢e? hunting six miles southeast! John DeWolfe, 64, and his wife. Every Tues. G Wed. 
public-at-large — or just be pre- of Charlevoix Helen, 60, who rented quarters in} 4;30 P.M. to Closing 
seine for Soviet big shots on -_ All you want 
ec ‘ 9 “ b 
“[ would suspect,"’ he said, ‘‘that| It’s Only Your Custom hcg with french 
the film be released for the people | ries, cole slaw, 
to see Plays Irate Lover Rol hotels “and ot rolls and 
| Kramer said this was the first ays O e butter 
time Russia ever agreed to par. | Children Under 12 . shat 
ticipate jointly with the U.S. in 
the premiere of a new Ameri- 
can movie 
On Nov. 10, ““Marty’’ was shown Iranian said after slapping his girl 
to a Moscow audience and Rus- 
sia's ‘The Cranes Are Flying” WASHINGTON (AP) 
I acted the same as any Ameri- I think 
can boy would.”’ the 17-year-old 
friend and firing two blanks from 
| Was previewed in Washington, D.C . penal: . as the start of U.S-Soviet film I've been in this country for 
exchange under a cultural agree- rene ST gt os ae tke nent Adjoodani, ‘‘and I'm quite familiar 
it ( * cus s 
“On the Beach which stars “ —— custo nm 
Fred Astaire, Gregory Peck, Ava ; 
Gardner and Anthony Perkins, was) Farhad faces no possibility of screened for top - ranking Soviet (Police action. The son of Mah- 
officials last week in Moscow by moud Adjoodani, director of for- 
Arthur B. Krim, president of cen exchange students at the 
Iranian Embassy, he has diplo- United Artists matic immunity 
The film is not part of the Farhad said he lost his temper 
official cultural exchange. It was Saturday night because hig girl 
sold to the Russians with State friend, Sandra Boliek, 16, had 
Department approval, “Kramer been going out with other boys 
Soviets. 
When ‘‘Marty’’ had its premiere! 
in Moscow, the U.S. was repre- 
sented Py Gary silitinlianee Reiiad ened to shoot himself. He ran into 
aS ee another room, and a_ shot 
Peck told the news conference: |neard. It was a blank 
‘This whole thing — the Rus- rs ‘+ ma 
sian acceptance — is as startling Teen he the 
a piece of news to me as to you En route, Campbell said, the boy 
Needless to say, I'm extremely held the pistol outside the car win- 
proud to be representing the film dow and fired a second blank in Moscow.”’ Campbell said the boy then took 
drove gir] home 
  id h hink hi ; Police were 
Did he think his involvement said simple assault charge 
and stumping for such a contro- 
versial film would hurt his pop- (7 A e 
ularity? 
“The fact that we were heading} 
for a certain amount of contro- 
versy- made it more exciting,”’ he 
said. ‘‘I remember when I made 
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about anti-semitism. some years fi pag nnd 
ago — and people told me it 
would ruin me.” merap-eoLeuve MAYER 
. * oe AM ARCOLA PRODUCTION 
Other premiere cities besides 
Moscow are Berlin, Caracas, Chi- 
,cago, Johannesburg, Lima, Lon- 
don, Los Angeles, Melbourne, New 
York, Paris, Rome, Stockholm, 
Tokyo, Toronto, Washington, Zur. 
ich and Little America, 
  
Fire Sounds Own Alarm, 
Saves Sleeping Family 
FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — 
Firemen credited a short circuit 
      
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To Keep 
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At No Extra Charge to You      with saving the lives of the Wil- 
|jiam Schwarting family early Sun- 
day. 
Schwarting, awakened by a door 
|bell, saw flames leaping from the 
iceiling of his bedroom. He and| 
his family fled the house. Fire-| 
{men said flames~ probabty short 
circuited the door bell.   
  STARTS FRIDAY 
GREGORY PECK e DEBORAH KERR 
“BELOVED INFIDEL” 
        
OPEN 10:45 RE AOE TTRER | . . ‘ | 
Call Off Wedding; Can't Now! 2 First Run Hits! Decide Who'll Be Boss 
LONDON (UPI)- 
inch Joe Sampson, 23, of Karachi, 
Pakistan, and his _ five-foot-eight 
girl friend Patricia Allen, 16, can- 
celed their elopement Saturday 
night after arguing for 15 days 
lover who should be boss 
“With a name like mine."’ Samp- 
son said, ‘I have something to 
|\live up to, When I marry I must 
be master.”       
Five-foot-three 
WARRIOR 
<} ve, an) 
Gianna Canale ® Geo. Marchal To Be Taken for Ride 
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) — 
All newly married couples will get 
a free ride home from church or 
|civic marriages next Sunday by 
,;a taxicab company celebrating its 
60th anniversary 
      
PLUS! CO-HIT 
   
    larger . 
WAYNE CRAIG Asia is 
South America The continent of 
than North 
combined 
TODAY 
& TUES. and 
      
  
  
DOORS OPEN 
10:45 A.M. 
a 
‘Kootu2’! 
cnt ae in as        said, adding that the subtities while he was at college in Youngs-| 
were prepared in New York City (town, Ohio 
and that the movie would not | * *.* * 
be subject to ‘editing’? by the | Detective Howard E. Campbell 
of the city police said the boy had ® 
slapped Sandra at the Adjoodani|% Actor Peck will represent the oe ae |i makers of “On the Beach” at the home _ while his parents were | & 
Sicecow perulave Kearns aid 0" His 11-year-old sister was|@ 
a 3 *.__\in the house. : 
a pistol from a trunk and threat-| 
was! 
summoned. They | 
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could have been filed if the boy 
did not have immunity 
The girl is the daughter of the 
Rev. J. Glenn Boliek, pastor of 
the Georgetown Lutheran Church FISH FRY Every Friday 
4:30 P.M. to Closing 
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    THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEM BER, 30. 1959 TWENTY-NINE 
° ; t 
ADAM AMES By Lou Fine 
Hal Boyle Says: Do You Know... 
Near Half World's Population Can't Read? 
NEW YORK (AP)—Things aonly 30 million of America’s 80 going to bed on Christmas Eve.,al box score. He has had 10 fen 
columnist might never know if he/ million licensed drivers are wom- This signifies their equal love for and his car plate is ‘’TM-10." 
didn't open his mail: ‘en, in one-car families they do Vive another rat Pag — to * * * } = ‘ : . ive in peace together in t m- Despite the march of science, between 73 and 9) per cent of the i peta 08 e co   
    
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  there is still an appalling amount driving. So there is some -justifi- * * * the desk “of Irving J. Bottner, | ; i - $0. | rt : . i t of th os 
of ignorance in the world. A Unit-\crtion for the complaint among} smoke gets in my eyes: In the Polish Co.: "Worry kills more peo-| 
     
        ed Nations agency estimates that Suburban housewives that they United States now some 55,000 
: 44 per cent of are being turned into chauffeurs cigars are smoked every 
the earth's pop- for their husbands and children.|minutes around the clock. ple than work. So stop worrying 
three and start working.” 
BOUTS AND HER BUDDIES   
    ; or | * * * 
ulation over the BACKBONE GONE? _— = = The U.S. Marines always have p . age of 14 can _ : 4 | ot ee wc | yy QOS CaN t walter read) at Do you feel you are losing back- | Parenthood advice: Put baby’s been a real front-line outfit. Dur-| d QUE OE A 
write. bone as you grow older? Well, in|bottle in a stocking. Then if the ing the Korea fighting fully 75 per| : GPue X\OET TOR 
way you are. You are born with|bottle is dropped, the pieces of,cent of the corps’ officers and! 
- vertebrae, but fusion reduces'glass are less likely to cut any-|men saw combat. | 
coming a nation 'them later in life to 26 lone. You're welcome, Mommy! | It was Cervantes who observed:,) 
of home owners.! 4 pleasant custom: In Scandi-| Tommy Manville, last of the old-;‘‘That’s the nature of women—not 
T'e number of nayia, members of a family line time playboys, uses his automo-|to love when we love them, and | 
* American fami- yp their shoes in a row beforejbile license plate as a matrimoni-!to love when we love them not.” 
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BOREDOM IS CAUSE | \ NATION | SC £ ( /} ||| \ NS 
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man’s greatest enemies. A study | \ Afoy. \ YS f rT . 
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plained of chronic tiredness dis- | \ SI pA = E ./ - 
closed only 20 per cent had any ite — SE Sf% < : | bes 
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others fatigue was the result of ~ SY “ Vy Se 
simple boredom. Witim S 1 \\ ) DIXIE 
You can win money by betting UU / | : 
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Do vou think of coffee as a med-| 
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Woman at the-whee!: Although | ALLEY OOP 
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King Will Press Bop ss Bis 
Fight in Atlanta | 
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — 
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr..! 
Negro integration leader, an-| 
nounced Sunday night he will 
move from Montgomery to Atlanta 
to expand his  anti-segregation} 
work | 
* * * | 
“The time has come for a bold 
advance of the southern campaign | 
for equality,’ said King, in dis. |   
    
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                closing he will leave the city Faw Feor.e Y He Che NOTITE WOR MOTANTLY.. SACK 50 600N Prom 
h ed ful N REALIZE PHONE! SENO QUHLE. TAR Ty BREAK MISS 
Sead ao, cogregated buses | co iawa Tog tood ot ee MINUTES ABMAY, 
* * * A“SOMNAMBULIST® TOO SOON! QOTE HORA. 
The Negro integrationist said he He's hs ste tates 
will go to Atlanta Feb. 1 to be- OFTEN: EASY! TO PROMCT 
come copastor with his father at HEADQUARTERS 
the 4,000-member Ebenezer Bap- 
tist Church. 
The United States has been di- ou a wu 
vided into 250,000 districts for the +4 
1960 census. They range in size : ; 
from a single apartment building Pa fa r . 
to hundreds of square miles, ac-| ene maecen us BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON TRwntiams +30 lng P- 
cording to the National Geograph- | - 
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Reward tor —-« WithdrawCanal Bigger Aid Plan 
Solving Problem Border Guards S#resses Defense blem last k ed to ; problem last week veparied 10; 41 Quiet After Panama \Oakland County sherttr's deputies 
hinges faalag hegre _ ri “he Arrests Agitators in WASHINGT. (AP).— A four-|prove chances of a balanced 
A — Stoning of Soldiers | Ddillion-dollar foreign aid program budget. 
John Dementry told deputies he 'with increased emphasis on mili-| Although far more than Con- 
moved from a house at 2610 Oak ‘tary assistance is being prepared|gress voed this year, the project: a house al ¢ “| PANAMA #-U.S. troops were! for Congress. led program's cost is still less   
Tells of Scheme 
to Capture FDR Vanderbilt Charges in 
Book That Many Rich 
Americans in Plot’ 
NEW YORK &®—Cornelius Van- 
derbilt Jr. says some wealthy   
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Wheat and Corn} MARKETS Electronics Up 
  
  top prices 
Steady to Firm outs produce brought to the Farmer's! 
Market by growers and sold by 
CHICAGO um — Wheat and corn'them in wholesale package lots 
futures moved into a steady to|/Quotations are furnished by the 
firm range today but other grains| Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of 
and soybeans scarcely stirred from Wednesday 
previous closes in early transac- 
tions today on the Board of Trade 
Word that the United Arab Re- 
public had bought about 244 mil-| Detroit Produce 
fRurTs 
. Apples, Delicious, bu Poco rc cate. lion bushels of wheat and 30,000/appies. Greenings. bu 2.35, 
tons of flour over the weekend |Apples. Jonathon, bu. ...... 3.50 — : . ’ {Apples. McIntosh bu. ...... . 275] 
caused some buying of wheat. Apples, Northern Spy. bu. ........ 3 00) 
. | Apples, cider. 4-cal. case 2.25} 
Small cash corn receipts over (Pears Bose bu 425) 
the weekend brought out a mod- VEGETABLES 
erate demand among com- |Beets topped. bu. .. ......%... $200 
. |Cabbage, bu the 3.50 
mercial buyers and scattered |Cabbage. Curly. bu 2.00 
i . . Cabbage Red. bu 2.00 light shert covering. Carrots, teupedleu 2 50 
au ower aoz 275 
Dealers appeared to have ac-!Celery, ped doz is... 175 _ =e 5 : : Horseradish pk 3.50 e& as ne S: é cepted as final the loss of about Mojeradish | ok 7 Hite 
three million bushels of wheat busi- Onions. dry 50-Ib. beg..  .. 1.30 
ness with Brazil. That nation has|paraey’ Rot goa. bu a. 
refused U.S. offers and apparently! Parsnips. Cello Pak. doz. 2.25 ~ |Parsnipe. “2 bu i 3.75 
will obtain the supplies from Ar-| Potatoes. 50 Ib. bag 175 
gentina |Radishes. black. ', bu oe 1.56 : |Radishes. hothouse dez bchs 1 65 
* * * paler 4 bu. 1 60 
Wheat was ', to 's cent a bushel Squash. Suttenaut bu 138 
aha ee ~co¢ SQuash. Buttercup. bu ee higher near the end of the first Squash. Delicious. bu............. 150 
hour, December $1.98: corn un-|Squash Hubbard bu 150 i Turnmips. bu... ee eee eee ee 2.00 changed to *« higher, December 
$1.10°s; oats ‘4 lowes to: 4s higher, ——a meee ‘Soe / abbage, No. 1. bu 17% 
December 76'2; rye 4 higher to {Collards No. 1° bu ors 
we ce 2% ; lower, De eater 51.32%; soybeans SALAD GREENS unchanged to %s higher, January|ceiery Cabbage. doz. ...... $175 
$2.18". | 
Livestock 
Grain Prices 
CHICAGO GRAIN DETROIT LIVESTOCK | DETROIT. Nov 30 (AP) ‘USDA) 
Cattle—Salable 1800. Bulk early supply 
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
heights next year and in 1961 | prospects for the coming year.” 
_This is the conclusion of “Na-| Of the executives polled, it said, tion's Business,"’ a monthly publi- g9 per cent forecast higher sales} 
cation of the US. Chamber of next year for their companies and 
Commerce, which polled more than|359 per cent said they planned to) 300 business and industrial leaders. | hire more employes 
STABILITY SEEN 
The magazine poll The publication said “the un- 
Its 
of STATE OF MICHIGAN —In the Pro- said Sree Chick County of Oakland showed that 75 per cent the 
In the matter of the petition con- businessmen surveyed believe their cerning Robert Staudt, minor. Cause N¢« prices would not go up next year, 
ae L. Staudt, mother of said despite the possibility of a steel 
Petition haying been filed in this/price boost as a result of the con-| 
Court alleging that the present where- 4... 
abouts of the mother of as minor tract dispute. 
child are unknown and said child is de-| . » 
ndent upon the public for support, and Only 31 per cent of the busi- 
a eudiuas Logo a under’ nessmen looked for higher prices, ic . |= In the name of the people of the state, While 4 per cent looked for a | of Michigan, you are hereby notified 
thet the hearing on said petition will be, Price decrease. 
ot ae kee “ee West! The magazine called it surpris- 
, in the City of .Pontiac in said'jing that 63 per cent of the business- | Cc ty. on day of December. 7 AD. Tose. at ‘one o'clock in the after, | REN expected hci eet a ai 
reby commanded higher in 196] than in 1960. It said) to a a rsonally at said hearing . 
Tt ine \maprectical to make persona)/ Many economists forecast another 
service hereof. this summons and notice . - = shall se served by publication of s copy business recession in 1961 
  noon, and you are 
  one week previous to said hearing ip a a. * -r 
The Pontiac Press. 9 newspaper printed 
and circulated in 4aid County. — The survey also showed that 
mecere. "Sean of | sald Court. iG we 9g firms it ra " _ 
ity of Pontiec said County, le profits in , higher labor | 2th day of Nov AD. 1956. aut snruin E. MOORE, /|costs, heavy company spending for 
(A Wut come) jin ren {product improvement and plant ex- 
Deputy pansion and introduction of new 
x ai — he products and services. | : jcorering sales of locally orice fi and ] Points 
, again forged ahead. 
| the opening of Motorola for over 
j}word that machine tool orders in | Rumor AMC 
ting off a decision until the 1960 Panamanians were injured in the) | October 
|March 1957 ley Park Rd, Commerce Town- ,, : ay 
ship, to his new home at 114 Dres- saitbaibavext Torley! Ahern) SARS AY 
den St., Pontiac, last week 
He temporarily left behind a 
NEW YORK Pp Electronic deep freeze until he could figure 
and space age stocks spurted Out how to move the big freezer 
ahead of a rising market early from the basement, he told depu- 1€8 stration Saturday night. 
this afternoon 
Gains of as much as 6 and 7): Sunday he returned and unhap- 
points were common in the science pily found his problem — solved. onistration, 
vroup, while the balance of the “The freezer was gone,”” he ex-, Were injured 
list saw gains of fractions to a euemied It is valued at nearly The situation was so quiet to- 
point or so. Trading continued at $900 day the troops were withdrawn 
a heavy pace after the ticker tape a to their base, leaving patrol | 
ran late for an eight-minute period duties along the boundary to 
Canal Zone police. Gov. William just after the opening 
Ek. Potter of the Canal Zone left Is Tax Answer 
Coming in 592 legislators May Vote 
for Payroll Levy but, Motorola and Texas Instru- 
ments, two of 19595 top gainers, 
An accumu 
“buy” orders delayed had been delayed for nearly a 
month because of tension. 
lation of ; 
Panama City remained off limits 
to U.S. military personnel, how- 
ever, an hour while specialists at 
tempted to match The 
first block of 1,700 shares was 
up 6. Later prices were around orders. 
* * * along the Panama Canal Zone 8% BILLION FOR MILITARY 
boundary where some soldiers were| Administration i 
stoned in an anti-American demon- President Eisenhower has decided) officials said 
to ask Congress for about $,100,- 
Panama authorities jailed 30 to/ 900,000 for the year starting next) 
50 nationalists in a roundup of July 1. About half the total would 
agitators in the wake of the dem-|be for military aid, and the other 
in which 31 persons, half for various forms of economic 
loans and grants. 
| The two-billion-dollar figure in- 
on‘a trip to Washington which | 
The demonstrators were led by) dicated for miliary assistance 1s, 
the amount. recommended last 
|year by .a White House study 
‘group headed by William H. Drap- 
jer Jr., investment banker. Eisen- 
hower asked  $1,600,000,000 for 
‘military aid last year, but Con- 
gress cut it to $1,300,000,000. 
In all, Congress cut about 700 
‘million dollars from the $3,900,- 
(000.000 Eisenhower asked _ last 
year for foreign aid 
The President's decision to go 
for an even higher amount next 
|year represented a victory within 
ithe administration for foreign aid 
backers over Treasury and Budg- 
et Bureau officials who have 
| been fighting to hold down various 
shouted “Gringo go home,” and kinds governmental costs to im-|eng the five-year-old rebellion in! this area. Texas Instruments = Again, They May Not 19 members of a “motorcade of! 
Was up more than 7 at one point. . sovereignty’' from Chiriqui prov- 
. ayire poe : * ince in western Panama. ve a _ ye tdes LANSING W—December will ke A mob of 300 alt aves fon 
‘ { > ; ( . . ‘ 
vee Pri Penah a eee . . only hours away when Michi zan: an orderly independence day ral- 
Serene aon ° i a lawmakers return tonight for whit ly, burned effigies of Uncle Sam theon, better than 2 and Radio might be the 1959 Legislature's Jast/ sl : 
Corp. 2 I . yout with taxes. ‘ew rocks : Ie « — ae al Westend iieiness fiewe ech: threw rocks at U.S. soldiers guard 
the border 
Zone. 
LES: *~ * * of 
For two weeks, there -have been Canal 
Twelve ; y 
erally was favorable, inciuding Ing 
were the largest since whispers in the capitol about put- soldiers and 19 
and a continuing 
crease in department store sales in: | Legislature meets Jan. 13. | 
over year-ago levels if the payroll tax answer flons ~*~ * * 
Steels and motors were mixed, {M's Week as others have before it.) The riot was another manifesta- 
while rails, chemicals, tobaccos, what has been a minority Sent: tion of recent nationalist agita- 
ircrafts, oils and nonferrous met- ment conceivably could gain major-|tion to establish Panamanian sov- fight. 
  
  
  
  
  
DETROIT STOCKS 
«C. J. Nephier Co.) 
Figures afte should not try to force birth con- 
trol programs on underdeveloped * * 1 
Sen. John F. Kennedy, (D-Mass) 
a Roman Catholic, said he op- 
    Sueen Ree Cae ee 2, Gov./Nelsen A. Rockefeller, a posed use of federal funds for any 
Sexe Catena & Chem Co* a ; * 2 potential Republican” presidential sort of birth control measures in 
Howell Electric Motor Co ° 10 196 aspirant, shares the same view other countries. He said his views 
ae rake ce soe BS* 134 rh Rockefeller and several of the Were not the result of the bishops’ 
Rudy Manufacturing Co ° 106 11 ‘Democrats said in statements dur- Statement Toledo Edison Co 15.6 16 y eel : . * * * “Nolsdiel bid landlasked ing the weekend that they would 
provide birth control information “!! !s up to the countries 
‘to any requesting nation, But they themselves” to decide whether 
isaid it would pot be a requisite |they want birth control, Kennedy EI Trains Crash; ito receiving U.S. foreign aid | 54! . : money. , Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown Aj in Hospitals + * « of California, also a Roman Cath- jolic and a Democrat, said “I The whole birth control-foreign 
aid issue was summed up as certainly don’t believe this coun- ‘an try has the right to impose upon CHICAGO (P—At least 41 per- 
sons were taken te heepitals te academic discussion"’ by Alonzo}. 
day after a crash of pomals Smith, press spokesman for the apy other negra “ gaara 
; International Cooperation Admin. | s it may Rave, nor Wmeriere trains on the North Side. Police 
said none of the injured appeared 
severely hurt. 
The accident occurred at Le- |with the religious practices of other 
countries."’ 
* * * 
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D- 
Minn}. a member of the Congtfe- 
gational Church, said the issue is 
not one ‘‘on which our government istration which handles the for- 
eign aid program 
“Not one penny of ‘foreign aid 
tand avgpue and Broadway, funds ever has been used for dis- 
about a block north of the Wilson |S€Mination of birth control infor- 
avenue station where 7 were |Mation and there are no plas to 
killed and 150™hurt three years so,” Smith said. should set policy for. other nations 
ago in a similar collision. ® * * and people. Nor should any pol- 
An eight-car Howard street — In reply to questions from news- icy be adopted to deny information 
train carrying passengers nerth- men, several possible candidates | and assistance if such nations de- 
ward hit the rear of ah empty |for the 1960 Democratic president-|termine that it is essential to 
four-car train which was stand- jial nomination expressed their|their national welfare. American’   the Panama' 
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not impose birth control programs 
lon foreign countries. But the Unit- 
ed States should not hesitate to 
consider requests for aid to birth 
control programs in foreign coun- 
tries where population growth is 
inimical to economic well-being.”’ 
Gov. G. Mennen Williams. of 
Michigan, a Democrat, said he 
agreed with Kennedy that any use 
of federal funds to support birth 
control measures abroad would be 
objectionable. Williams, an Epis- 
copalian, said the problem is a 
matter of  self-determination in 
each country. ~ 
APPROVES 
Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo), 
an Episcopalian, said ‘‘I approve 
the government’s furnishing of 
planned parenthood information 
abroad where it believes the ac- 
tion is to the interest of our coun- 
try.” 
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson 
Tex.) declined comment. 
Rockefeller, a Baptist, — told 
newsmen Sunday night in New 
York. that any program such as 
one relating to birth control would 
not be undertaken if it was of- 
fensive to the people of the coun- (D- 
  ing, awaiting 2 switch, signal. views on a recent Catholic bishop's foreign aid should not be denied 
Y try involved. | LEARN Americans plotted to make a cap- 
tive of Franklin D. Roosevelt at 
the time of his third-term election. 
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In an autobiography to be pub- 
lished Monday, Vanderbilt says 
that rich industrialists and others, 
2,162,000,000 in military aid.) who met around fashionable din- 
Much foreign aid spending comes} per tables in New York, Newport 
from appropriations made injand Washington conspired to get 
earlier years. ‘by force. 
“I use the word conspiracy,” 
Vanderbilt writes. “I really am 
talking of a plot — a serious, 
U.N. Debating istics tins = 2 ress I say — capture the President.” ‘than the actua] amount given and 
lent in the year which ended last 
June 30. 
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The Commerce Department re- 
ported that figure Sunday at 
$4,571,000,000 and said it included 
    
  | ‘ | A precipitating motive, Vander- 
| gerd 0 ay |bilt says, was to prevent Roose- 
| ‘velt from interfering with chances 
\for large profits in the developing 
war crisis. 
x *&* * 
Vanderbilt, a writer, an asso- 
ciate of Roosevelt, and himstlf a 
member of a wealthy society fam- 
ily, isays he was privy to dis- 
cussions among the anti-FDR fi- 
nancial group that ‘‘really meant 
business.”’ 
“I heard here and there, and 
: - ibit by bit, pieces that fitted to- 
poorms Altes hens he says, and finally con- 
- = * \cluded ‘‘a real consiracy’’ was Tunisian delegate Mongi Slim) afoot. He said some of the group 
was to be the first speaker in the) once met at his mother's home. debate in the General Assembly's 
Political Committee. 
| The French served notice they 
‘would boycott the debate, contend-| he was allowed to tip them off 
‘ing that Algeria is an internal, that Roosevelt and the FBI 
‘French problem and the U.N. is| about it. 
The FBI had no comment to | forbidden to intervene in domestic} 
| matters. |make when informed of the story 
The Algerian rebel representa-!in Vanderbilt’s book. 
tives planned to attend the debate; But U.E. Baughman, chief of the 
on guest passes provided by the! secret service which guards presi- 
Tunisian delegation. They said! dents said he had never heard of 
hoped the discussion would|such a plot. 
prompt France to give a clear! * * ¥ 
'answer to their latest bid for talks| The Secret Service chief at the 
on Algeria's political future, in-|time Wanderbilt says the plot was 
stead of discussions of a military| hatched, Frank J. Wilson, now re- 
| cease-fire only that has been of-| tired, also said he had no recol- 
| fered. ‘lection of such a scheme. France Cold Shoulders 
Talks, Saying It’s Her 
Own Internal Problem 
| UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) 
|—The U.N. opens debate on Al- 
|geria today amid efforts to set up 
|Algerian-French talks on how to   
  
But he says they never went 
through with the scheme, after 
  Sewage Plan Deadline 
No Cause for Concern 
Pontiac will pass its first Water'mission timetable the city has two 
| Resources Commission deadline *>- other deadlines to meet—letting of 
‘morrow without much trouble. ‘contracts by July 1 of next yerr 
Tomorrow is theoretically the,4nd completion of construction by 
jlast day for this city to win ap- Dec. 31 of 1961. 
jroval of its plans for expanding} The. city expects to default on 
|sewage treatment facilities under|the July 1 deadline through lack of 
jthe schedule set by the state board|voter approval of financing ar- 
learlier this year in a move to end|rangements, If the state then wins 
\Pollution to the Clinton’ River. |a court order forcing the city to 
| Actually, the approval which |Proceed. general obligation bonds the State Health Department |2" be legally issued without vo‘cr 
gave to city plans for expansion approval. 
| lest spring stil) stands, said City — 
| Manager Walter K. Willman. co MPLETE 
INSURANCE 
SERVICE!     
| That approval came just prior} 
to the April election in which the| 
city unsuccessfully sought voter; 
acceptance of a $3,300,000 general] 
|obligation bond, issue to finance; 
more facilities. 
* * * 
If there are any additions to ibe 
$3,300,000 plan between now 1nd 
the time cofstruction begins, they 
will probably be only minor, said 
iltman. 
This fall, the health depart- 
ment indicated that the $3,300,- 
600 plan might not be ambitious 
enough to adequately curb pollu. | 
    M. E. Daniels 
e FOR LESS MONEY tion, which Albert E. Heustis, | @ NO MEMBERSHIP DUES State Health Commission, de- e TERMS 
scribed as “apparently worse 
Aantels 
{usurance 
genry 463 W. Huron St. FE 3-7111 than anyone suspected.” 
Since then, the city has been 
able to persuade the health de. 
partment that the plans are ace- 
quate, said Willman. 
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qualification. ; slaughter steers and heifers, in qa i i CHICAGO. Nov. 30 (AP) — Opening!showing of choice steers: lower grades alk scined the advance jity backing in a hurry. ereignty over the Canal Zone Auto Firm Directors 
iin Mar Whlsce caus kiaed ib ce | : Nei taken over by the United States = comprise aro t | N . [le : y , a 198'4 paid case ear'y, run) this sharply re: weed. about | : “ anee Repebatens Sex Deas under permanent lease in 1903 Meet to OK Statement, mas . Het u ie > ead stockers and feeders: steers and N Y k St k crats welcome spending the | vo . = A t Di id a 
duly . 183 ~~ —Dee 132% helfers Tully, stondy: cows steady to, bol am 15 OCS | Christmas holidays in Lansing. | | 20 vidends Corn— Mar. 135\«\cents higher, full advance on utility ! : : i Dec . 110% May -. 135% grade; most early sales choice steers Admiral 22.1 Kelsey Hay 452. The next two or three days K ] Ik L | Mar 114 July 1.29 i |Air Reduc 77.1 Kennecott 3 | \KUadUed 1 LAVA : 7 : May Lier "Lara idrume)— 1180 ihe. and down 36.50-31- se roeerate Aled ce ud Kimo Che 2 should tell whether the payroll : Poe ae Motors 
wep EIS Fees 22220: GED etane a8. sheers 21a: lew head | Ait coal 43 LOP Gl 106 levy—a form of gross income tax Shoots Wa U re eee Be an prime yearling steers 875-965 Ibs. 28.00-| 4) 5) 9th 3123 aes ee a y P. corporation's annual financial we: Mar 867 $0; most good to low choice steers| Alum i? Lib McN&L . 104 similar to Indiana’s—is going any- ba 
= = OF ISS SZEEE: ghtes and cuales ,bellers| Am airtin 1337 Loew's inc. 327 Where Stops Suddenly wet wo ead ee -35.50; u cows - ; can-| s le ; = 
bers and cutters | 12.00-14.00, few thin Am Gran coy bene § Cem = 381 + & & P: Y and elect two board members. . . canners down to lam M & Fdy . 50 shoe ; it F ic Hog lable 1,000. Butchers and sows| Am Met C! 241 lope 385) A blast against the payroll tax HILO, Hawaii (AP) — Kilauea| The Detroit Free Press predicted 
steady to 25 cents lower; most mixed lots} Am Motors 906 Lou & Nash = 704) ; ithe directors would announce a No nats 190-240 Ib. butebers, 12.25-| Am uM Cac 575 Mack Trk 43 |was unloosed today by Sen. Carl- Iki volcano shot a tremendous | 5+ 0k sniit x - « ar . > 5 A “| 
ee We Lancia Ge ele Sa? May D Str 483 ton H. Morris (R-Kalamazoo), chief fountain of golden lava to a record ss | Neal s : 00 &c y : 
eal Mansfield 368 8S. Ander- 1378: mixed grades sows 300-400 tbe. 9.58. Armco e. 18 Merck — 842/ architect of the Republican use height of 1,700 feet Sunday night A company spokesman had no son St., reported to Pontiac Police|*®, ; 400- bs. No,2 and 3 8.50-9.00.| Armour ° Merr Ch & S 172 Pe us ; . |. . 
saturday tha red Reng ge o, ee aed — 233 Mpls Hon 133 jtax strategy earlier in the session.|and then stopped erupting, for the) Comment on the report. He said c e¢ an me -49;, stancar an > i | ; i } 
om y th . cre adedeata good 24-34: fun and utility 14-24 | Rens oh ne | Moneare ch al “I am firmly resolved to op- |third time since Nov. 14. mpage Nira tate 
eo Le oe eed COee ener, malawi, 2.0 Sener nhl Reems Air 35. Ment Ward -. 81 | pose the imposition of t The third violent eruption on| Bas beem going on recently in and stole his wallet containing $190. : ee |Bohn Alum 266 Mot Wheel = 202 ae Of ke Es) , financial circles lower grades, slaughter ewes active, 25-) Rood Gir, 33 Murray Cp 271 that stink ‘Hawaii Island attracted throngs of htc r, mest ¢ and choice | Bond S ze uray Cs 27) that stinks of, reeks of, smells © ; 
Mrs. Lina Linabury, 162 8. Edith|*ooled lambs 1750-1950, few loads high Borg Warn 44.8 Nat Cash R642, Of OF has the least odor of an in- 'Sightseers over the weekend. _—_|_ American Motors’ stock has St. reported to Pontiac Police|13 30-1150, several loads ‘choice shorn BIikx* Mig 116 Nat Dairy 483° come tax. The payroll tax stinks | The lava flow, reported by seis-/boomed on the New York Stock | 
yesterday that her home was!tothoice slaughter ewes 400-150, few Brun Balke 44. ‘Nat Lead 1078| Of an income tax.” Morris said. T0logists at close to 50 million) Exchange this year, rising from a_ 
burglarized. She said the intruders choice ewes up to 8.08 |" }Burroughs 335 NY Central 281 ~*~ *& * cubic yards, has formed a lake low of $25.50 per share to a high Calum & H 3 Norf & West _904 f Ite ‘ock t a depth { 355 oe ; = 
took $85. Campb Soup 5] No Am Av 64 sf bagee of molten rock to a depth of 559 of $96.87. It closed last Friday at 
Poultry and Eggs Can Drv 195 Nor Pac 452 Leaders of the latest House '.% feet on the floor of fiery Kilauea $89.25. 
Burglars broke into the Catsman Cavtial aint 132 Onio on ae) compromise effort view it as theitki crater Earnings for the fiscal year ms DETROIT POULTRY Carrier Cp a1 Owens Gn as 4 Only alternative to the Republican) ¢ av's spur av: . : — a ee oe Ready Mix Inc. building at 339 S, DETROIN Mer te MAP Prices per|Gase. JI a ce ee Senate nuisance tax nk mngeird Sunday S spurts of lava topped which ended Sept. 30 are expected 
Paddock St. over the weekend. pouad fob. Detroit for No. 1 graded Cater Trac 31 Panh Epi 44 BAXTE ge. all previous records. ‘to be about 60 million dollars after 
ve poultry es & Ob 673 Param Pict 47 ing out flat-rate income and corpo- os They stole tools and a gum ball) Eee nens 17-18 light type hens Chrysler ma ferent PH ; I provision for about 52 million dol- machine with a total value of|9: caponettes under 5 Ibs. 20-21: over 5} ces | ht _. Penney JC 13g ations profit tax possibilities, liars for taxes. Th ill bring 1959 
$37.50 |tbe. 27; turkeys, heavy type young toms! Gye palm “402 Pa RR 156 “E feel it’ Independence Twp. | r es. This will bring 
‘$37.50. Ee) Colum Gar 197 Pepsi Cola + eel it's got to be one way | |per share earnings to about $10) | 7 ” - | = : ct . DETROIT EGGS Seeumce” Behl Hiterad D om or the other,”’ said Rep. Farrell ‘Crash Injures Two against $4.65 for the previous year. 
° notre k Mh cig: Rg tl Mig og Ese Cont Can 46 Phiico 273, E. Roberts (R-Pontiac). By the | 
Alpena Driver Drowns ‘ White Orade A jumbo: “gue large ao * i3¢ tal! oa 4 other, he meant the 73'; million | Two women were injured in ap), ‘ 
. ° 71-3”: | 6-37: medi -30; small/C 2 St ; i S in Automobile Plunge | 23. Grade B flares 33. Browns Grade A (Curtis Pub it 4 Pure Oil 36 «dollar nuisance tax program that two-car head-on collision Sunday Flint Northern Diver 
Ssh BS, Becca Leaa hss Theces SOM PE RO wnc gy $24) ham badly split the GOP Senare on Waterford road south of Pelton ALPENA (UPI) — Catherine 20-23. , [Dis C Seag 33.1 Revlon 493 caucus. road, Independence Township,|4_ ° 
Ferguson, 47, died today when her| Whites Gradeva Jumbo 37, extra large| Dow oun eH ern Met oa The eight-member compromise = ae Oakland County sher Injured at Pool Here 
car plungéd into the Thunder Bay (Brow: large 31-34; medium 24-26'2 Du Pont 2554 Rey Tob 612 h ~~ \iff's deputies. . Browns—Grade A extra large 32; large|East Air L 327 Royal Dut 42.5 group headed by Roberts and Rep. | On iv, <9 ; i ; ; oy e of the drivers, Karen F. 
River a e ¢ a lee Mig a ee ee ee sa¢.James T. Bowman (D-Rosevil'e) Herron, 21, of 5936 Mary Sue Dr.,|.4.. !t-year-old | diver on Flint {1 Auto 1 54 Scoville Mf .. 246 Was to meet at 2 p.m. today. i avlettets ‘and Mrs. Norma Rolfe,.'orthern High School's swimming 
The car was submerged for/Nio Charge Filed in Case |tmer ‘Raa 157 shelton. tee Some leaders hopefully predicted 4° Gr Flint were treated at St.|(€am was injured Saturday after- about an hour and a half before . hal 4 116 sinclair el hat a tax solution might be| Joseph Mercy Hospital and re-|00n during an exhibition at Pon- 
skin divers attached line it of Raided Icebox [Firestone me oo pox gas achieved by Dec. 15. Generally, jo ased tiac Northern High School. 
it riv- ach 48 Sou R . $1 ; | - - ; 
and a crane pulled m No will be ward i heoe ee $1 |they were the same lawmakers| Mrs. Rolfe was riding in the car| During one of his dives, Fred 
er. 20- Ponti Prue 7" ae sid Brand ... 353;\Who a month ago foresaw a Nov. driven by her husband, Orin, 55 Crawford, 40001 Lawndale St., 
Miss Ferguson's body was still |®84ins a te fee — aioe ak bur- [oo Dynam || 483 Std Ot et |. 40.2.9 windup. ‘Deputiés said the Herron car went Flint, failed to clear the diving . arrest - ec .... 894 gta O11 NJ .. | ~ board. in the car when it was brought to glary by Pontiac Police Friday. igs Fds 1007 sta Otl On _. 51.4! out of control on an icy curve and H k : 
the surface. ccccalite aon 32.1 Stevens JP |. 31.2 Rock ‘n’ Roll 9 skidded across the center line into| He was taken to Pontiac Gen-|W David A. Prasil, 20, was releas “a "$14 Stud Back ... 23 7| OCcK nN KOH, Jazz? | Rolfe’s jeral Hospital after suffering \Saturday after Mrs. BarbaraGenTime "p64 SU7 OUD 3 a po ae: lbruises to his nose, body and le . 'A. Drake, 20, of 50 Longfellow St., Gen Tire aS suiner.Pap 333 Cows Aren’t in Moo-d iis we ted and rele = Fire Damages Home |. 1 wv, ‘ ww SEs2 | Genesco 364 Tenn Gas 116 , He was treated and released. 
. jrefissed ts shah. ‘compreim Giiete °¢  S Tex.@ Sul 7 SALT LAKE CIFY: ‘(AP)—The Local Man in Hospital an 1 3 Texaco $1 . “ i of Waterford Resident : igs = iraady er pine 1, O |gosbel Be as Tantien 3 barn is no place for rock ‘n’ roll All M Is Killed 
A fire which started in a wall home an I taken ments of her Grae P 461 Tek SB Bear ol or jazz music. Cows don't like it, Theodore Johnson, 20, of 145 Ed- egan Man Is Rille f ‘h star n é é ome and taken remnants of her’ Gt A& 7 FS Twent Cen 31 savs a dairy industry representa- ison St.. was in satisfactory con- j near the basement stairs caused Thanksgiving turkey and beer from G's hound ea Pee, ~ “hive sue dition at.Pontiac General Hospital as Fire Sweeps Home : 7) sehox early Frid: mone Gult ua ASAT Ee = ‘ $200 damages to the 522.000 home |the icebox early Friday morning Guil on pap 108, Un Pac 12 re A * after being burned Saturday after. ALLEGAN (UPI) — Irvin Beck 
of Merrilla Robinson, 2325 Terness| Prasil does not live at 20 N. Holland P 2 he wl AES) <rhel music i shtens the cow's noo 65. was Killed vesterdav 
St.. Waterford Township Anderson St.. the address he gave Homes'k 24 Unit Fruit 53 inne ne schimeal Y ed ta ee EME Yestereey Win, fre : Wis tie whick ‘enka Git 4 8'Pontiac Polic The wens vere era ie 7. un ‘Gas Cp... Blandular system and deters Johnson suffered second andjwhich swept through his home on 
on “ne ale es ee Anos, Onc . 2 fo tie Be Ing Rand a FS Su 83 milking,”’ says Will A. Foster of, third degree burns to his hands and Allegan's northwest side 
lownakt : Semen —— of beara Is occuple y irs. pen lee cae O§ Us Tob oy the American Dairy Assn.. Chi- body while washing auto parts in} Authorities said Beck lived alone binddio uP | rey Interiak wr 3 Won ts wt ‘$3 cago. “Waltz music produces'a pan of gasoline at his home.!in the house. The cause of che 
Int Harv oe oo an much better milking conditions,” Johnson told Pontiac Police the!early morning blaze still was not| : Int lek 104.5 White Mot 1s he told Utah dairy farmers. gasoline ignited suddenly. determined today, authorities said, 
B Int Silver 5105 Woolworth 83 > ‘ ~ ~ —— - a 
jInt Tel & Tel 386 Yale & Tow 323 : Johns Man 494 Young S A W 346 
Jones & L 772 Youngst Sh&T 12 j. j ustnessm ei See Relloes aa Dowe,Seet 54, Consensus: Offer Aid If Asked 
STOCK AVERAGES 
‘Compiled by ne Associated Press! e e e fy 15 50 
- oom ca Indust Rais Uti Stoeks lve rt \ ‘ontro 1ews Net change 2 7 
noon Monday ia a 960 23232 
rev a 337 126 8 2225 
WASHINGTON (UPI)—Business: settled situation in the ateet in Wettntt® see ibe $5 Ze ~AYV AL 4 i —bDusiness: se situation in e ee n- Month 3380 1298 970 223 t ~ "" . + P ss 
leader confident that Fe : Det tly h . t ake. 3006 1326 692 3a,6 WASHINGTON (AP)—Five pos- statement. Vice President Richard|on the basis of any country’s pol- agers are I @ econ-|; dustry apparently as NOT 1959 high 3556 1476 1026 2358 sible contenders for the 1960 Dem- M. Nix i j D 
omy will shake off the effects of dimmed the optimism with which | 1859 low Ee ae i A Mey Rest ii ail ca a kc i Min meal at 
the steel strike and rise to record, most business leaders view ibe oe tat M08 729 idee ew omental al oa lican contender, was not reached| Adlai E. Stevenson, a Unitarian, | agree that the United States for comment. said ‘the United States should 
      
     
    
       
      
   
   
   
  Plan to attend training courses one night per week while still holding your present position. Classes start second week January 1960. 
Phone FE 2-0219 or FE 2-2119 
or Write to Pontiac Press, Box 25 
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( ‘Salesman are made and not Born” 
Sponsored by 
Oakland County Life Insurance 
Managers Association 
(This ad sponsored by Life, Insurance Co. ef Va.)      THE   PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1959 _ -THIRTY-ONE   
      
      
  
    Asks New Farm Plan ~ Deatt N oti ces CARED th By Dick Turner Work Wanted Female 12) _ Television n Service 24 Wanted Real Estate 36 Rent Apts. Unfurnished 38 
NEW YORK (UPI) — Sen. Wil- PROFESSIONAL EXPERI ENCED | oREsT TV & RADIO. 1 HOUR INCOME WEST oP JOMNEON. 1 AND 2 BEDROOM 
Eee —~ < : } a an 2 
liam Proxmire (D-Wis) yesterday , wane: WNOV. 30, | beet oo 7 — ae | sq vice FE 5-5270 _FE 5-8706 aher ‘ _ _furn. Lake front mt APs: on 
proposed replacement of farm 126" 8 3 Hospital, Rd., Meter? d" Oo. ee Peo s-1300 or re sae prefershty rick ear une ’ cit aiien “teteny weleome baa —y 
y supports with a system of of "aivin’ W "Spell — mot ned ae re weet OR ST 31120 | MP. STRAKA home with fn. ae a FE 4- L 4-756) or PR 4.0008 
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bargaining for fair prices by farm: cw Mics thomas 2, prewns Gent WASHING AuD IRGMINGS. FICK {enn DS gunsion can wa 4 eon OR 31231 1 BDRM. SECOND on, — 
ers’ organizations. He said present sister of Raymond and Alvin 6aw- and deliver. FF 5-9724 ates evening Call YE 2-0405. WANTED LAND CONTBACTS -- I = 
yer: also survived by 11 @rand- woke WOULD LIKE E PART TIME WALK & GARY bei & 
price supports were ‘much too ex- 
  children and four great-grand- work in exchange for small hi FE 86-0071 Johnson   
  Farms and Lake property Dont, 12) 4 R OOM APAR 
lose your home. We can sei] it ‘ Heat, a and gas 
FE 86-1067   
pensive to the taxpayer.” ¢ ue a ee | or apt. or caretaking work 4 ___Upholstefing _ 25 for you FE 
from the Voorhees sipie cinusil ae —howINGs as Fe OP) DOO ee Oe Paul M. Jones, Real E st. |3 ROOMS & BATH. NEWLY D&C- 
Starmmeait mln Oa ken Will a Mira TED IRONINGS 383 R . é os W. Huron _ FE 48550 orated. Utilities & gas heat 
The SOS was adopted as a radio | Baum will lie in state @t the bushel. B-16 Arcadia Court. FE eee alié. Coaley, Lane Ra EM WILL PAY CABH en ieee 
distress signal on Nov. 22, 1906. _Voorhees-Sipie _Punera) Home — 3 2641, : ty te $5,000 for small home 3} RMS WITH STOVE AND RB 
. EDWARDS, NOV. 29. 1960, “CATH- WASHING AND 1IXONINGS PICK- -AL'S UPHOLSTERING WOOD RE REALTY. | PE 4- 5203 _frigerator, 30 Cadillac, PE c 8-203. 
age 56. 
        
      
  
  
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  STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- sreue D.. 7 Mayears Ct: = FE 4-8791 
| beloved wife of John C ‘gawaras oc : . 3 ROOM, LOVELY NEW APT 
ben Mn) jor ine County of Oskiand, | Br. dear mother of Berneal Ed- __ Building Servi ice 13 THOMAS UPHOLSTERING Rent Apts. Furnished 37 © private entrance. full bath. be 
In the matter of the petition, con- | | Wards, John C. Edwards Jr., Mrs Ba tt ee 207 NORTH PERRY ST ~ Pata . stove and oot Lan lara be 
cerning, Krteen Egil” spinor Chive Roast Ween aan ois, det eee ROM ATES AERC EARS tated” ate" 2 Mary) Hazlett, Mrs. William Sa a ee a = , 
To James Edgil, father of said child yvangel Schleh and Thelma Ed- | A-l BRICK, K. BLOCK AND CEMENT 1 RM. APT CLOSE IN. COUPLE 3 ROOMS NEATED $e PER “MO 
by Oe eect oe _ et Ain aah set Lost & Found 26 | ogeatving ato 7 a _ ere- wens; also survived by 15 grand- 1 SANDING a - 1 HOUSEKEEPING AND 2 RMS 
abouts of the father of said minor children. Funeral service will be the floor sander. FE 5-3722 ‘LOST MALE BRITTANY oe OF and kitchenette Adults 93 Nor- 3 eee AND BATH NEWLY 
os - mag nile png child is de- Fine [bende Dec. 1, at 2:30 pm — A-) CARPENTRY Waterford Twp Hall OR 35-3897 ton FE 5-6777 te ete ae ual af 
pendent upon ic for support, and rom the Christian Missionary Al- ry — : ; eh I 
that said child should be placed under lance Church with G. J. Bersche ined _ Garages oo 1 ar one bie ms nished FE 8-0644 = =e 
ee sats , efficiasing Interment in, Woe obtiy aipiritér - Notices & Personals 27 jerton “ik weexiy Bourey BE” * (SOOM APT ORRUNP GR LOGE e te 3-7204 r - ~ eee t ntrance an aie n FE per mo White Bros OR 3-128 
of” "Michigan, you are hereby noti ny Say Funeral Home until 7 vate e e ad p ing 2 : 
that the hearing on said petition Te 12 p.m Tuesday at which time A-1| RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL big ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 45382 _ 3 ROOMS AND BATH A REALLY 
held at the Oakland County Service Cen- she will be taken to the church & industria) Mason and yen ‘old. wave complete $5 50 Dor ist FL. NEAR MIRACLE MILE fine home Refrig, stove and gas 
ter, Court House Annex. 1260B West to lie in state until time of the contracting Also store front re- _othy’s FE _2-1244 clean 3 rooms & bath $55 & up heat One otner duplicate unit 
Blvd, in the City of Pontiac in said service : Te John W. Caples) MY sEROTREDS FE 43369 0: FE 81370 _ makes up entire building Adults 
County, om the Oth day of December, _ FRAZER. NOV. 27, 1989. FRANK D - = — KNAPP SHOES ROOM & KITCHENETTE. PRIV  Dly. Reasonable 1 block off Cam- 
A.D. 1959, at one o'clock in the after- 21506 Middle Belt Rd. Farming- A-| COMPLETE BOILDING ) AERY- Fred Herman OR 3-1892, wath & entr. TV. Nice! FE 2-4376 Frenne amen Sane West of Pon- 
oom and you are hereby commanded ton, age 25, beloved son of Wil- ice. Quality work. lice ph IR_3-1593 | =AND 2 BEDROOM. PARTLY EM_ 34115 or EM _ 33079 
to appear personally at said hearing liam H Sr. and Maritina Prazer, BOWKER CONSTRUCTION ‘co. BETTY’S DOLL HOSPITAL. 4119 urn. Lakefront apts, OR 30105 3 LARGE ‘ROOMS AND BATH, 
It being impractical to make personal dear brother of William H Jr. MA 4-2253 Or A 06-3282, _ Quillen. OR 33874. Hrs. 1-6 Bm. | >on > ADULTE, ,UTties FUR- Near Drayton Shopping Centef. 
—— pool ng Lapeer notice ed tae err ag rete ot A-) BRICK BLOCK AND SeMENT ANY aes OR WOMAN NEED- “ nished. PE 4-8 OR 3-1975 
s of a co ; : = oar ee 
ae geek previeass te Gaia ‘tedting te Mrs Harold (Alice L. Koenig. work. Also fireplace. OR j-0402 a Arsenal; adviser. 7 pone 7 e\ 5 Seva SPER UTILITIES 3 RMS. PRIV. ENT & BATH 18T 
ng in 5 b. u AL TYPE OF MASONRY | ~§122. After 5 p.m. or if no an Se : 2 = 
The Pemtes Pres, & newspaper printed esi po a re ee ee ae 1b peed aan wa aon PE 2-8734. Confidential Private FE 2-4067. 148 Wall ae ee ae Close in. 
and circulated in said County ri a rai AS RAE Melitta Lia et tae ee : 
Witness, the Honorable @rthur E mee, ee oe ae ee | mercial, Bill OR 3206. __=s = PUDGET YOUR DEBTS © « ent FE #1300 4 ROOM APARTMENT FIRBT 
Moore, Judge of said Court. in the . alae wines ade eas - / pet tenia SIDING i ee Por your best bet 2 ROOMS AND BATH $1250 WK floor, 720 Mt. Clemens ; 
City 2 Fostice in said. County, this Farmington Rd. Farmington, with pie re on Me30 aTiaETE eee OE Fi; to a ot of debt see East side in city. OR 3-6051 4 ROOM LARGE MODERN. QUIET 
Rey. Sam Prisk officiating n 7 a a -— a aie , ; and clean apt First floor. Couple 
Seal) ARTHUR E. MOOR terment in Clareneevilie Ceme- BULLDOZING & TRUCKING =| Titiailcta Advisors, Inc. Py Fp ee only. No drinkers. Heat, Bot 
(A true copy) Judge of Probate tery, Livonia. Mr. Frazer will lie |, DON TURNER FE 5-2853 3" 8S SAGINAW _ FE 3-7053 - water and janitor agrvice fur- 
LIZABETH A. MENT tery. Livonia. MT tency Puneral “These rigged quiz show inquiries! I ‘can't get my Pop | BULLDOZING - “EXCAVATING — CALL ELECTROLYSIS CENTER ? , ROOMS AND BATH. NICELY  nished References Between 3-7 
eputy Probate ease Home. - , tl a F ; _.,: Lake dredging - Trucking for removal of unwanted hair ~~ Pict in a i aera pm FE_ 2-2974 
Juvenile Division N. NOV 2 959. MICHAEL '© s!¥e me the answers to my homework anymore! Septic tanks — Drain fields tn ‘face. body) Martha Wilde to_bigh _scnoo ashington 200MS. AL a [SST 
N : MAN OV 29, 195 ICHAE A 4 ROOMS. ALL UTILITIES FURN. 
ee ov. 30, ‘59 Gerard, 6922 Colony Dr, Orchard . . stallea Free estimates. OR 3-6932 State Registered OR 3-2895, 2 ROOMS AND “KITCHENETTE Electric stove Refrigerator 
STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- Lake, beloved infant son of — BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED _ “Ys. fves pada ce ee 194 Breakfast set. Auburn Ave at 
bate Court for the County of Oakland nad exieiee Maa ee Sine Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7 “°™ euareee eoTTh ccieaiaiieai gg” hea D sur PLIES - 9 AND 3 ROOM, PRIVATE EN- Seeds PE Clie 108 
haar —— of the, petition now service will be held othe : ; : CEMENT Is OUR SPECIALTY. b- 7805 trance. 389 Osmun. FE 4-4750 = = Huron : 
cane ote Frances Dudley, minor Puneral Home CAR GW Huron “or -saigswore For interview call <p rs ut Cte A VATTABLE, "biuin Sewing OF 1, CROCHETING, ? j COS ee eye, ese eee wen wer ome : ——— Lule — ' z 1 ter, 
oe tian “having | been filed in this Crescent Lake Rd, Waterford Steady Apply 438 Orchard Lk | REGISTERED ame Tren a 2 ROOMS ADULTS. CALL AFTER 6-3263 
Court alleging that the present where FR fe ee ee | BaP aRIENE | BET time for doctor's ottice Must CE ‘MENT & BLOCK 6318 Voorhels. ______ ss ¢ ROOMS AND BATH. 3120 
abouts of the father of said minor ter of Mrs. Ruth Smith, also sur- EXPERIENCED (WOOL PRESSER. nulifiectldnel GoRbGxETsin Pontlac | WORK - FE 5-0762 ~ 21, ROOMS KITCHENETTE. ON week Couple only Heat and 
child are unknown and said child is de- vived by one grandson and tbree Cichacra “Lake he ia ress, | CEMENT WORK. NOTHING TOO IF SO Pontiac Lake. Modern. Clean, gas lights furnished. Call between 5 
pendent upon the public for support, and | great-grandchildren Funeral aah on Walt EXP NOT NECES large or small. 20 years experi- heat_ Responsible people R m. and 6 p.m. 17 Orton Street. 
that said child should be placed under eervice. will be held Wednesday, FULL TIME SALESMAN TO WORK | WAITRESS. EX NOT NECES-| ccs. Free estimate. OR 36172 3-5202 after 6 pm. ‘or colored . 
the jurisdiction of this Court marke wil Pig om ftom the| io eulemotive sttre, Must have | _ *ety- Bulerhp. 98 ~ebien? OM HOMEs BY SE > ROOM. NICELY FURNISHED, 5 ROOMS AND BATH. 1ST FLOOR. 
In the name of the a of the State | Voorhees-Siple Chapel with Rev experience in auto line. Apply Mr WOMAN FOR GENERAL OFFICE CUSTOM Fos ES ee Be “ TV. gas heat, rivate entrance. including basement and garage. 
of Michigan, you are hereby notified | Paul & Vananian officiating in- Stark J & R Auto Store, 115 N work. Must like detalled clerical ooh SS . ; child welcome ‘101 South Paddock ol] heat 28 James Street near 
that the hearing on said petition will be terment in Fert Mt. Park Ceme- Saginaw work. Typing required) Write DRY WALL, TAPING AND FINISH- (jive You 1] Place to Pay ROOMs & BATH CHILD WEL- State and North Johnson. $65 
held at the Oak County Service Cen- tery Mrs Ba will lie in state GRILL COOK. ALSO WAITRESS Pontiac Press Box 101, giving ing. Free estimates, OR 3-0888 ~ . A L month Phone UL 2-1063 
ae bah re Annex, 1260B West at the hees-Siple Funeral ~ wai-More Lunch. 921 West Huron , 88°. education, job experience & DRY WALL TAPING AND FINISH. Ease Your Mind fae ant per "5.1081. Orchard | un & BATH. NEWLY DEC” 
County, on the Bin “day of Decembe: wae Nov 28,1950, JENNizg HAVE GOOD SUpPI oF ae aT “Fon TELESHONE SUR ae oe comare a —— WE ARE NOT ROOMS AND BATH UTiiitigs _°™ 24536 or FE 3-00 ___- 
AD. 1989, at one o'clock in the after. Ww 3621 Pontiac Lake’ Rd., age Ramblers Need 2 salesmen. R&C Ping ARL'S CONSTRU ON LOAN COMPANY furnished. Private entrance. FE 5 ROOMS AND BATH, LOWER. 
noon, and you are hereby commanded 54. beloved wife of Jack F Saale _Motor Sales. EM _3-4155 s le) 8 gagina® train Kendale's Garages. ee ett ee & etc Be Fae we a Fe 48179 Auto. heat and hot water fur- 
to appear personally at said he - LICENSED ELECTRICIAN EXPE- | eter : Le - CRE T ME nished. $70 per month Also 3 
11 eing Vpractical to make personal ser; dear mother of Joanne Wal- LITT eT in residential and com- WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE: | ELECTRICAL SERV -FREE EAT MICITIGAN CREDIT 2 U3 RMB CLOSE TO SEARS bedroom house, FE ¢-60ee 
service hereol, this summons and notice ser ach and Mrs. Rudy Weigal,| mercial work. Apply in person, | ork. 8 ey ee __PARTNEY Electric. _FE_5-9439 COUNSELLORS | 2 AND 3 ROOMS. GROUND FLOOR |° ROOMS a. BATH. WEST SIDE. 
shall be served by publication of a copy also survjved by her mother. Fu- 4620 Dixie Highway ust furn. own trans not call ELECRICAL CONTRACTOR RM. 716 PONTIAC STATE BANK Gas heat. FE 47328 
one week previous to said hearing in | neral service will be held Tuesday. LIFE “INSURANCE. PRESENTLY , -*Mer ¢ pm. MA _¢602. ___, Construction and ee BLDG FE 8-0456 8 La’ E Howard. Or Phone OA < "ROOM APARTMENT. Vv 
The Pontiac Press, a new ic. at m. from the sful? But d Connup Electric, = 
and cirewleted in seid County, ee Pcie Sekar Puscrkl Homs.! seud Uke Ton get into, multiple Help Wanted | 8 caer ATES ON WIRING. | American Asece Credit Counsellors | (2) 3 RMS & BATHS. | HEATED. | Mstep $s MONTH APPLY 
Witness, the Honorable Arthur E | Interment in Ottawa Park Ceme- fines? Call us, you're what we : . |v vor water heaters, ranges and| Michigan Assoc. Credit Counsellors | _Kederecn east 96 & 96% AT 103 B LD TE 
Moore, Judge of said Court, in the) tery. Memoria] donations may be = are looking for. FE 4-3536. Eves CHRISTMAS MONEY OR "YEAR | ers FE 5-8431.R BM 7 hat | Anderson MI _4-1456_ _ | x 
City of Pontiac in said County this sent to the Michigan Cancer) FE 2-4353 round Have 2 types of work for | _fe tri Cc 1060 W. Hu unro LEARN WHILE YOU SLEEP. MUSIC. 2 RMS. AND BATH ALL UTIL. 89 | erat — —— 
2th day of November, A.D. 1950. | Foundation at 66 W. Lawrence NTEDLTPOR RAWLEIGH You. Very interesting and big | uence. 3000 re | en damn ations | _biate St. FE 2-0 : 
THUR St. Envelopes are available at MAN WAN “EXCAVATING - TRENCHING reak habits. Free de ons. | “030% FRONT ST 
— ARTHUR E MOORE. the funeral home AN WANTED ase of Oxford &  feturns for your effort. Part of | © RGLEDOZING - EM. 3-088), PE 2.4025 ; ROOMS. CLOSE a aa we 3 rooms and bath, upper & lower. 
(A true copy) Judge of Probate, = — Lake Orion. No experience need- rhe ha om ee eal HOME QARAQE CABINS. iS, ADDI- / LOSE WEIGH] SAFELY a |" come. $13 a wk. FE 2-2390 or FE Could be rented as one 
Seen er wate he aiid ‘ WarTMORS, BOX ae er con er —_— peat ie aera interview aims tions. Licensed builder’ FHA economically with newly released | 5-1690 separate apartments Children 
y Pro egister ' . and profits ¢ tart immedi- — a oe D. Diet tablets 98 cen |? ROOMS $35 MONTH. 4 ROOM, permitted for both apart- 
Juvenile Division mothes of Mrs Lessitor Nott, Mrs ately Write Rawleigh’s Dept ESTABLISHED WATKINS ROUTE Terms, FE 46008 ex-A-Diet> tablets 98 cents at | ; 
Nov. 30, '59 Leo Haviin. Mrs. Allen McNarin \4ck-696-190, Freeport, Il available Full or part time Ay HOUSE MOVING. FULLY, _SIMMS _ | util. furnished, 78 Clark. _ a lg a Ms Hf 
and Prank Bradley Puneral erage $250 per nr 150 N. Perry equipped. FE 4-8450. L.A. “Young, NOTICE CAPTAINS. LOUISE'S 3 RMS. PVT. BATH & ENTR ior Huron 8t__ os nae i 
Se ee MAN AND WIFE AS CARETAK- ; : pa 
STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- etek Sail Se Oe ence a AN or en apartment bidg. Must _ 8:38 to 11:38 om. __ ___ | PLASTERING, NEW &_ REPAIR Gift Club moved to 640 Peacock —_OR_¥1388_ 6s COTTAGE 87.) AND @ 
rie pig ie ne Loam y st Dales. Potere Puneral Home, 339 Walnut be handy and willing Give ref- COOKING FOR A JOB iP SO Vern Keller. UL 23-1180 come time ane ae Oe y RMS. FURN. APT AND UTILI- apts. All utilities furn apply B-l. 
‘the nik ok ts cere mocheater, with Rev George | erences, experience and age This) write Fentise Frees Bos 75. PLASTERING NEW & REPA ‘sly ti! pen = ties, Adults or 1 sm child. 565 = Mrs. Cooper. FE 8-230. 
ak wouny ana ee eae. ° Widdifield officiating. interment is a part time Job Box 110 ORGAN TEACHER WANTED. WE Attics finished FE 49153 or PF fe oe een Te euleedis — ~ ARCADIA APT. NO 2 
cainore, Cause No. 17021 Wea ton Cemetery, Penton Mrs) MECHANIC. ONLY THOSE WITH = furnish vour studio free of charge | _ 84272 __ AND AFTER THIS DATE NOV. |3 ROOM AND FULL BATH. MAIN | Newly decorated spertment wih 
To Harry Eldred, father of said chi! Whitmore will lie in state at the experience need apply. See serv Call Gallagher Music Co 18 E PLASTERING. NEW . REPAIR, AD ee a a pene on floor, private entrance $1¢a week 3 rooms & bath at $54 per_ month 
dren . William R_ Potere Puneral Home ice mgr Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac Huron St_FE ¢ a ditions, guaranteed. OR 4-0155 wher then ene Fred lesaee nite, 208 Prospect ___ Children welcome. Close to 
titi hav fi Birmingham, Michigan REAL ESTATE - eTrRINa TCH 3} ROOMS AND BATH, UPPER. schools. churches and downtown 
ceart allewiog ‘thet vine prersat iwiare: In Memoriam _ 2 OPPORTUNITY PLUS. MARRIED Salesmen or salesladies—experi- ——— Re toast WORK. cep ASR. Anca race Os. Boewies ~~ furnished. 63 Thorpe after Well-heated and maintained. Am- 
abouts of the father of said minor - man 21 to 43. car, phone to train enced preferred. Pontac. Milford. ,  2-1606 - “WORRIED OVER ee ee tak ‘ca Pyne oo “ser. 
children are unknown and said children IN MEMORY OF OUR LOVING ax unit mgr for Lge national Rochester, Bloomfield areas. Lake. | py TERING, NEW & REPAIR. 3} ROOMS AND BATH. WEST SIDE ote =e leg 
are dependent upon ublic for sup- son Gary L. Wiles who passed sales organization $432 a Mo city and custom home sales New tics finished. Rawl's, PE 4-9153 DEBTS? First floor PE 2-0689 stead tes bo MGron. FE “0300 oe 
port; and that said pe should be . eu Nov a _ plus erty guaranteed to photo-listing program Call FE| after 5 p.m. _ , : 3.RMS. PRIV. BATH AND ENT 2-7439 after 5 p.m ° 
sear under the jurisdiction of this \ a nae ni mamere fae: a - 4-4526 for interview ____ |” @ SNYDER FLOOR LAYING | Then consolidate CT bills & Ground floor Auto. heat. Paved | ee N APARTMENTS. « ROOMS 
Tn the Mame of the people of the State Loving thoughts will ever linger PART- TIME — [REGISTERED X-RAY & LABO ma sanding and finishing. Phone FE| have 1 place to pie og ae nS wortne and beth. Newly decorated. A 
of Michigan, you are aaa notified ee OT ew if you are free 7-10 or = bd R MT. Ph Goodrich 22 for | — a BU DGET SERV Ick girls Ing. rear of 73 8 Shirley aaNe Pike euager. 
that the hearing on said petition will be y aey neat appearing and have interview bet. 7 a.m. and 3 p.m ROOF > REPAIRS FE 12-0900 18 W. Huron St. 3. LARGE ROOMS y BRAND NEW COLONIAL H 
And helps us to ferget. walify for E WITH BAT 
_ at ar — County Service Cen- But time has only proven SN erat wear handles oa te _Mon. through Pri EAVESTROUGHING FE 40444) _ __Over Connolly's Jewelers Separate entrance. Newly dec-| —— ede cas ge 
ar mig Aggy Maer ge egg God gave Us strength to face St. Carn $50 per week and still retain REAL ESTATE CO REPAIR REAS.| OFFICE & SCHOOL SUPPLIES | crated Adults. 197 Sanderson | ator, laundr factiities, hot ee 
County, on the 8th day of December aut ne aie ee lose him. ; vour regular job For information | aaiesu pe or selesiedis — | Pat Lee. FE 2-7922 “WEDDING acre 3 ROO CLEAN. UTILITIES. and heat. Children welcome. 3065 
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AD. 1988, at one o'clock in the after: Dil ad ts Moke, Yee, oOo ae OR Fenced | preterresioomfield areas. | TRENCHING, EXCAVATING FOR —Greeting Cards — Stationery — oe ge Northview | South Commerce Rd FE 4-6108:° 
noon, and you are hereby commanded sister and brother op mn _ Dees Lake. ey and custom home sales septic tanks, Field tile. footings. BOOKS OIL PAINTS ___________ FOR RENT 4 ROOMS AND BA 
to appear personally at said hearing REA. ESTATE SALESMEN Photo-listing program. _ ditches and boat well. UL_2-5404 3 RMS.. PVT ENT. & BATH. FE Upper’ Modern. Excellent = 
It being impractical to make personal Old established firm needs 3 men — Cail TE 4-4526 for interview B ‘Se . AS ‘BACKENSTOSE __5-8466._184 Mt. Clemens St. tion. 1375 Scott Lake Rd. Couple 
Te — io lero eg notice Funeral Directors 4 to take over Wranch officé OR — E so A . 9 usiness rvice e East _ Lawrence FE 2-1414 3 RM arr Ps BATH TO RENT _ only. FE 4-0367 
shall be served by publication of & copy aie ¥-°76) mployment Agencies . SKIN, CUT. AND D WRAP YOUR FOR RENT UNFURNISHED ~ 4 
one week previous to said bearing in RESTAURANT MANAGER WITH ~* - ~~. s ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN } _—_ ar _Call_ PE 5-794 3 ROOMS tint oer ATE EN- room and private bath with pri- 
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   and circulated in said County OR 4.0101. BOOKKEEPER at our office. Genera) Printing tance to Pontiae Motor “Phone days FE 22183, 
Witness. the Honorable Arthur E Cally Mr e Armsiicoe Office Supply Co. 17 W. Law- W ; reas ' — evs 5 
Wie iudee tad Ck, ie __ FUNERAL HOME after 8 pm +", Woman aged 25-35, able to take Pence gt. Phone FE 3-0136. Wid. C Children to ‘Board 28 nguire 22 Auburn Ave JAMES K BLVD 
| { SALE N WANT over complete set of books & > SS 3 RMS & BATH, ISHED. Nearly new 2 bedroom terrace 
Ctty of Pontiac said “en this Designeo (or Funereis REAL ESTATE - SALESME? A ' y 
7 day of N vember, A D. * 1 ed for full time Lake property| days. peld) vacation, $350. Mid- | BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. | 4. A) BOARDING HOME. PULL OR Private entrance, bath. OR 4-0237.| apartment Stove and refrige 
ay ° COATS snd custom home sales. Call FM west mployment, 406 Pontiac) Wall and windows. Reasonable. part time. FE 2-503]. Licensed } ROOMS «& BATH, UTILITIE! furnished Bus at door. Near 
-" rv e copy) aes ‘Moone. FUNERAL HOME 3-0085 for interview appointment State Bank Bidg PE 5-9227 | _FE_2-1631 | Ky LICENSED OME DAY OR | furniture furnished. a are! Benedicts School, A. onsen, 
(A tree © pS Seep store! ee | =LE OME | Realtor. FE ¢2533 or Caretakef. 
IZABETH A. MENTER. | Orayton Plains OR ST) SALES: a MOTOR 8ERVICE RE- “-bour care 18 | Heights. FE 2-8901 | PE . 
inding. 218 tet —_- acs 4-3009 
Deputy Probate Register Responsible man to work on dl- and rew |} RMS. PVT ENT & BATH. BA- 
Jeremie biting ‘VoorheesSiple) Bites ons Py inesfuane reese" LICENCED, PRUAP: dat © |” tyupeteme "Cai afer, Pr UNO, 00x, Monette ie ‘ov. 30, ° | 8 y . 
———_—_—_—— and bonus Transportation fur- | e yn | 68 OAKLAND AVE. PE 2-4021 W seho ods } vate entrance. Utilities 
"STATE ‘TE OF - MICHIGAN — In the Pro | FUNERAL HOME nished by myer. Sr ag pool a FULLMER COMMERCIAL Do- Wid. Household Goods 29 | “ Pog Bg Frail’ Germer West | — Hot water beet, 039 ™. Paddock. 
— en the County of Oakland. | Ambulance Service Plane or Motor Mee ror inter rigw. aperiance €; I woes refrigeration service OR CasH FOR FURNITURE AND fire -sirng Adults only. Apply care- = pong ng 
entle | FE 2-8378 ee pliances. Odd pieces or houseful taker 
In the matter of the petition con- SPARKS GRIFFIN CHAPEL eee pele Wal S FURNACES CLEANED AND Prompt. courteous service.|3 Rf PER PRIV- BATH & anette “Full beth, Employed 
corning Robert Hicks, minor. Cause No Thoughttul Service “25841 SHOE SALES MEN “serviced. C. L. Nelson. FE $1788 FE ¢7881 ent, $17. 307 8. Paddock. PE couple only $47.50 per 
Real eT for experienced pECEPTIONIST 260 PLASTERING—NEW ~ | REPAIR. > ATI 1 _2- 00 month. Cal) Paul A. Kern, 
Praition "having Neen ‘filed in this Cemetgry Lots 5 RE REN ne! cope Wrte Cen Gtudla type so wpm. | Work guaranteed. FE FURNITURE NEEDED ‘nus pvr ants BROAD: | __FE tunes © 
Court alleging that the present where- : As . i weirications Pontiac Press Box Aged 18- WILL SKIN— CUT. — Entire nume or odd lots. Get the way, ino Orion. FE 2-9549 | rae FLOOR 3 AND BA 
abouts of father of said minor child _ PERRY MT PARK CEMETERY bad GENERAL OFFICE $310 AND PACKAGE YOUR DEER nig Will buy outright cr -RMS PRIVATE BATH AND EN- | aes Et oe. ED) School 
tre unknown and has violated Sg a ee ca SALESMEN FOR MODERNIZATION Control Department. Lots of de $8.00 ee one Vou, BAB Community trance gaa heated, 67 8. Parke | ——— 
a law of the State; _— that said child EtEecee Ld ian a? telephene canvassers tail, able to take pressure Type FE2-9614 = pat one OR 3-2717 _ Ss EVERAL APrs. AVAILABLE — 1 
urisdiction ——— _FE 2- a eae ARGAIN HOUSE NEEDS NOW.; 3} RM & BATH WASHER $14 WK. West side, 2 bedroom, ;: 
eo mee” under the } y SALESMAN - ROOKKEEP ER $400 Dressmak’'g & Tailor’g 17 sec furn.. TVs & appliances. | . bo Cottage, PE 4 12 ae | one 2 ‘bedroom $60 Ty og 
In the name of the people of the State The Pontiac Press | One of Oakland County's oldest oS Pic ou Month- | * ow Top prices. Please ph. PE 2-6842. | xoo “ROOM APT ~ NICELY PURN. | bedroom. $55 Both uppers on Bu. 
of Michigan, you ere ereby notified | | dealerships expanding to » DorpriGNist ALTERATIONS. PE ¢665.) WILL LIQUIDATE {OUR HOUSE- " Bverything priv. Couple only. Fre| cid St PE 2521. After 5. FE 
held ipo — oe ae FOR WANT ADS SS “ : fast growing “"syust have insurance experience 27 Florence Ave, Pontiac ee goods <6 by private sale | 47081. Seba aw ROOI : 
eld a y Ser | commu Good _typin. DRESSMAKING, TAILORING, A! 0, AL | mart Sale Farm. Rochester _| UPPER 4 ROOMS. A - 
Ng eg ad _ Beattie Mer. Sales, In, |" SEGRE, cme, S| peaimrs ne wre | Sidins SEP © ee ee 2G | erase ee ; eattie r. ar arstip yy expetemeeia mee SKIRTS, COATS sod Ts MIORT. . ellevue. Bellevue Island. Lake —t wh 
County, on the day of December, DIAL FE 2-8181 Aree essary. Accounts receivable nee: | . a 
i are ‘hereby tn the tore: | Dixie HORE OR 3-129) , reno $325 x ay et | _Wtd. Miccellaneous x 30 | | ROOM FURNISHED APART. — er Flat—Heated 
_ From 8 to 5 p.m. GANTED SEPERIENCED APPLE. | ; 7 A AVE. A . 
te at said hearing. | a.m. Pp ‘CED APPLI Legal office. Type 50 wpm; done in my home. 61 School St. | ment. _ All utilities furnished. Livin room, dinette, bedroom, 
It Weing | rvice man, must be famil- | ’ | DRESSMAKIN: AILO : HAVE YOU seppindnles-simantcia e. FE 2-5339, 70 8. P .. Res- ng Fro 
service es erento a | lg al org gt far with “domestic | eae | NURSES" AIDES 200 | erations. Draper got ns odding machine or piece Of git |3 ROOM AND BATE. CLEAN. reur private entrances, Garage. 
served by dlication of «& rt mediately. e and autome Ronee | WAITRESS $190 in my home 1) PE 8-8455. . | $15 week. 65 Popula Attractive four-family build! 
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copy_one cr ge ane ee cess aoe Ge neeee eae bala Reply Pontiac rsa Box "| SALES GIRLS 01 PER ER. | xarGeInG “ALTERATIONS FOR| Sn'serer "S? “or “™* | 7 podem, claaw ~paIvate BATH | $75 per month. References re-, 
priate nd reese Aron j Beats Sena SP cetapet | | WANTED. Ttremen mize tele MEN men & women, Drewemee'g 4 18 GHOWCASE "URED APPROXT. | Balawin ence PoP Ott) ONPURNTERED APT POR REBT or po rs fl 1 n. also tele- — = tely 2x4x6 = La 
ace of ead cour, in the Corfinn of then advertise © Shoe canvassers. OR +037 lamas Service. 26 wk uy a C LARGE RMB. NICELY FURN Heat, jgas & lights, furnished. 
“i 4 County, this } nent which nas been ren ¢ y WE PAY 10P DULLAR FOR with garage. No children. Nice 33. 55 Wi 
Oe ty cr berember, A. 100 jetec va'uelene through the | Help ‘Wanted Female 7 inves standing timber. Alberta Lumber East side location. FE 2-6127 ~ 5 
Beal) % NOVARTHUR E. MOORE error. When cancellations mena: IEEE TOR 310 COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY nial ec ee 4 LARGE ROOMB AND BATH WEST SIDE 
: sre om s ' sar : service - Shirt service ontiac f 3 rooms bath. Washer, stove and 
A true copy Judge of Probate e mane me sure te ge BABYSITTER TO LIVE IN INSURANCE SALES $300 | . 540 8 ieee : Wanted to Rent 32 Upper. Nice location Modern : 
ETT ptonate Reaiee mop Ot me ieee | FE AT nOUN. FINANCE TRAINE ae awn MS eens , Kreto PE 4.7300 or OR 3-010) ey “furnished OR Sa00. 
hav DRUG. COSMETIC. Al? J rINANC NEF. ‘ . MIDDLE AGE MAN WANTS ” : ee 
Juvenile get out 5 tain clerks. Experienced only : Landscaping a) room & board jn private home — Squirrell Rd. Auburn Heights bala ad pee 29 SOUTH POR- 
5 ares Apply in person Unio Lake IB GRINDER SHIGH : with garage if possible Reply at 4 RMS & BATH UPPER PRIVATE r rooms, hea stove 
N —In the Pro- Y womte costainiog irpe see cMeY se ag | Pere eee: Rak RSE AoeereEr® A-l ACE TREE SERVICE RE. Pontiac Press, Box 1 Call after 4 pm. Phone FE 44474 Soon erator & “yee 
STATE OF MICHIGAN — In the Fr 3 : EM 3-4134 e Mr oss . moval and trimming. Get ot - Ale 19 Short Sst 
arger than regular agate —_ . ae . 1 ir , 
bate Court for the County of Oakland, | type is 12 o'clock goon the EXP WRITE, GENERAL ee ga EVELYN EDWARDS bid. FE 2-7188 or FE 8-0735 Share Liv Ing Quarters 33 ¢ ROOMS NI NICELY PURN. & UTIL! 
th tition con- av previous to publicatim aun VOCATIONAL ALL KINDS OF LAWN WORK tles Wh Pp M More? 
me lmaoo an minor. Cause soreE To Telegraph area. $35 a wk MA i" COUNSELING SERVICE "Finish grading. Top soil. FE 20603 CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN Dargo AS: 3 age PRIVATE y ay ore 
Niro Morton Moore, father of said child t» ADVERTISERS ELDERLY WIDOW WR a ‘ PE eases” ‘FE ies ‘ Moving & Trucking 22 anna Reply Box _ it __ tics “h6 goer pa rl “08 HEATING BILLS THIS WINTER? 
deadline anceil Christian woman for se eee RISTIAN LADY TO 8 | 
Petition having been filed in this, tion “ot transient Want" a er. "No. children. Good home for RECEPTIONIST home with goo m gy tl ee OS 3 ROOM We have 3 rm. plus K&B apts 
Court alleging that the present mher™ ie kew tam. the day of right party. FE 5-7702 | 1-A Reduced Rates child, FE 43203. rut Ant | 86 COTTAGE 1-2-3 ROOMS. for $50. Newly decorated, 
abouts of the father of child are yas —_____ | Aged 22-35 with good typing and oy 4) or io dista t a mod., all util, fare, Apply B-1. steam heat, laundry facilities .in 
unknown ‘and said child is dependen yablication after the first F | FULLY EXPERIENCED COOn! office thorthand “or downtown sith MoviNo co." Fx eee Wtd. Contracts, _Mtgs. 35 35 | _Mrs." Cooper. PE 8-228. didg All have one separated 
t nvalescen ts seats spine ental aaa i 
said end eo. be peel mane the yen Wier an eared caly. Ne phone, calls, please. | E Bean mide” ae oFontiac | edt <1, MOVING eo ae 209 NC oa na "3 Rooms AND rE Poeirfgh tel in ‘arene 
urisdiction of this Court. ‘ ° 1220 Auburn Roa a a & — easonable rates. _ FE _5-3458 aS hous ttracti & 
“in the masse of the people of the State ines dashes Dayelet GIRLS. 18 AND OVER PART. Gerry DEL. WORK OR LIGHT HAULING 389 WEST HURON. NEWLY DEC: | crane jee clean fur 
of Michigan, you are hereby notified “) 8) . asec on time telephone survey work from | 14 54 10) Gowntown eifice. — New pickup. FE 8-9724. pina ae Prabaongiel evecsiamne 
that the hearing on oni = i ; 150 291 a 30 our office No gexmerecce Sey ve a and ‘take shorthand. FAST DEPENDABLE TRUCKING— To tavestite coon he contracts, risned. $16 week . SLATER APTS. 
held at the Oakla A erect + 200 389 576 appeintment. call FE 82013 Midwest. Employment, 406 Pon-| Gravel, sand, topsoil, fall clean Have customers waitin R. J. (Dick) VALUET 
Center, Court House Annex, ‘ nd 6 250 450 6.70 ppe: = _tiac State Bank Bldg PE 5- )-9227 up. PE 3-7031. fter 5 call FE A. OHNSON, Ri 1 N PARKE 8ST. 
Bivd, in the City of egg nat | 6 3.00 5.40 a 20 GENERAL HOUSEWORK. betel y 4-847 a eaitor REALTOR atween E. Pike & EB. Huron) 
County, on the 6th day of = 7 3 50 6 30 1 6 in. 25-45. Other help employ Work Wanted N Male 1 il HAULING AND RUBBISH $2 A 1704 S. Telegraph Rd 345 Oakland Ave n 9 to 9) FE 43546 
AD. 1959, at one —— ommended a 4.00 1.20 1) 0« Thurs. and — Cal tery a ———e—eo—rnr- load. Anytime. FE 4-0264 4 grap : FE_5-0603 — or _ FE_4-3531 | Nites & Sunday. See Caretaker 
oer personaly ‘at said hearing 2 $e eee RCfdren. Bloomfield Hills, MI ee K NEW HAULING & eee NAME KE. 4-2433 AYAILANLE DECEMBER 13t. IDEAL os ee 2 eee 
ractical to make personal 6-9285 _and repair _your price. Any time 8-0005.  ABSOIUTEL ~ ——— “A 
BR eg Bon g this summons and notice | . AN additiona: cnarge oo GIRLS 18 AND OVER. PART- TIMF A-1 PAINTING AND WALL PA ion oa eur 1S, prt domi Ca perp Sees rereag pouring = ' Rent Houses | Furnished 39 39 
shall be served » plication of a $0. will be made for use of telephone survey work from our ering. FE 24121 rucks to Rent buyers waiting Call Realtor Part- and utiltiies furnished $95 a | ~ 
= week —— 8 Me eer Pontiac Prese hor numbers office. No experience Ng ag i Cr TAXES vatcad sRacrone ridge, PE 4-3581. 1060 W. Huron. month 147% iO oaaiidiia PE 1 BEDROOM COZY. CLEAN. 
in e Pon’ ess, i | To earn $ r wee or ap- pire 3 5-6424 or 4-4 | bu N 
printed and circulated in said County. | | oa 6 pointment call FE 8-2013 CARPENTER, PART TIME ONLY AND EQUIPMENT IMMEDIATE ACTION BACHELOR APT. PRIV BATH & | 1 saat re 
Witness. the Honorable Arthur E. | | n '4-Ton Pickups 1%-Ton Stakes On any geod land contract. New) ' $12.50 
Moore, judge said Court, . in Ps a |} GIRL, WHITE LIGHT tiga eee! Dump Trucks Semi-Trallers or seasoned. Your cash upon sat- ew 128 ee — aan rae Wk. Inquire 3450 Dunning R4. Ott 
r LJ said County, | | work and child care. live in| caBINET MAKER as D CARPEN- ) Sidecar Wacsection “ot oremert rv TS | Auburn 
cit Pontiac in | EM 3-6164. Pontiac Farm and Lar adie arb “BLOO + 
ath = = Novem wR st i BOX REPLIES | LADY. BETWEEN 4050. FOR rat ‘aa eens Industrial Tract G ran is Ask Ie Ken pee "| 2 attractively furnished apart. : 1 i il Paeut Dt e440. 
(Seal) , ndustrial Tractor Co. empleton ltor | ished. miles ou xie. . 
ate housework. Live in. Call FE . L. pleto ea | ments. Accessible to Woodward | MA 5-70) 
(A true copy) Judge 1 | At 10 a.m. Today there 7.6904 r 830 pm CARPENTER er a Y 825 8. WOODWARD | 239 Orchard Lake Rd. PE 4-463 | Avenue transportation. Complete- | ~SepROOM HOME. FURNISHED. 
Deputy Probate Register | - were replies at The Press, (LADY TO ASSIST WITH CHIL- om PE 80438 ee eee Including Sumi: CASH POR LAND CONTRACTS | $85\to $100. Located. all ueiiities. |" 6177 Rowley Deurton Plain 
: wpe acl cil thet a pen aily nciuding unday | to at etween m- | ’ - & 
Juvenile 0. 80 ‘joffice i the following! dren and housework. OR 38833. DisaBLED VETERAN DESIRES 1 IGHT AND —FIEAVY TRUCKING H. J bears, B4 Dixie Hwy.| tiac and Birmingham. Phone FE 8-6008 
| he . NURSE'S AIDE WANTED APPLY part time work. Exp. in gen Rubbish. Fill dirt, top soil, sand. —\~p—, | _4-0003 2 & 3 ROOM MODERN PURNISHED 
——$—$— $$ _—_—_—__— - Pre. | | xes: between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m office, Bh tax & bookkeep- gravel and front end loading. FE LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY OR cLeAN 3 ROOM APARTMENT. 19 houses. $13.50 & $16.50 per wk. 3 
ven Gee Ne’ the HIQAN 10, Oakland. | | PE 4-6018. oak 2-0603. pa pth aan Garrels. EM 3-2511 ~ Hovey vetween Cottage and Os- Sto 8 cs of Auburn Heights 
ate Mee RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER. AGE MARRIED MAN DESIRES PART LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING ——\..~Dop—aapp  s. 0 _8. Crooks Road. 
ea Divisiocr of the_ petition con- | 5, 14, 15, 17, 18, 24, 36, § | No ehiidgen of wagninen ‘oe time work. OR } of apy kind. Cheap. FE 8-249 NO RED TAPE FOR COUPLE, LAKEFRONT. 365 |? oe eae PULL BASE- 
cerning James Brooks ghins, minor | | 4 57, 60, 63, 67, 68, 70, 75, Pontiac Press Box 91 TRUCK DRIVER NEEDS WORK UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED Will buy or sell your land eon- _Mo. No drinkers. FE 24160 ea — ee 
Cause No. 1 h of wave | i 101, 103, 116, 11 1 = = = _Full_or part time. FE 8-9724 _up free of charge. FE | tract or equity ast courteous FIRST FLOOR@2 ROOM APT ;. EDROOM- —FURN. OR UN- 
an: Agnes Grimes, mother j ol, , » 118, 119. SALES EXECUTIVE sary 8 +. —— BY JOB O'DELL CARTAG cE service On bei Near ee | ArATEe wines 128 pi A — 
ving filed in this |p. i ace PERE : Rd. Walled Lak 
on ng that “the present aor ¢ od e feeren.” train yo ge! art roelel vocal Sion ae moving. Giroux & Franks 4385 Dixie Hwy. Se Tee 7 oe 2, $i5 & $16 | | ¢BEDROOM HOUSE. Go 
abouts of the mother of said minor | sara . ot hee : aa? | yy | welcome, year around. 
| pervise personne] as Manager | \ : . WwW a wk Utilities furn. Call after y 
viols! are “Ge of ine stat . i] hat , Help Wanted Male 6 (3 large established compan oelt- — Kind. g Delco otha Painting | « Decorating 23 __Wanted Real Es Estate 3 36) %. Iz ROOM ( BUNGALOW. aC 
, a) : ing ess air Care Frod- | LOVELY 3 RM APT. FURN., BATH. rch, priva Adults onty. 
child should be placed under the | ‘dst Class Mech ts for b e. Salary | peas | ALL CASH _foa" tienderso 
of st ass echanics ue it Rett y | | 18ST CLASS DECORATING. PAINT- Near church, schools & stores. : o. 
Juriedietion. of a = te of the pone ted ecvionect, Ales fom cpmeress, benefits with un. rida shimnnee WALL PLASTER | ing and wallpapering. FE 4-0255. G1 OR FHA EQUITIES Call after 5 pm. Adults only.|3 BEDROOM HOUSE. CHILDREN 
State of Michigan, you De front end alignment & wheel bal- carne ~ sy rests Dee reacd — tile laying. PE 5-837 pe | 18ST CLASS PAINTING AND DEC- If you are leaving state or need| FE 8-O447. weicome. Woodhull Lk. 4683 
wit beneld + © Sexiand "Eounty Bi Bill S Rambler I perience for, cont ential Inter “Work Wanted Female 12! 32040 Cash or te om deposit. —— | verte Pg wi angio 7 eebRooba 7 IRN. & UNFURE. 
be ill Spence Rambler Inc. | view, include phone | number. cottages utilities. Winter rates | 3 BEDROOM, FURN. & UN 
Service Center, rt House Annex, | R M. Hart. Commercial Labor- eee 1ST CLASS. INT. & EXT. —— R.. 1. ERSHAM | 468 8. Broadway. _ MY 3-9958. _| or will sell. Small down pay 
12008 West Bivd.. in the City, of, Pon. 256 8. Saginaw PE o4ss1) RM. Hart, Commercia gee 2 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH. ing. Reas Don Beck. OL 131. ** _—s T MAPLE. MAfair 6-6280 orkeL KITCHENETTE APTS.| ment. OR 3.0760. 
Jee mer. AD. 1880, at nine o'clock 4 MEN State ing & house cleaning FE 37561 4 LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. CASH Vuuition fara.” sis per, wash, O70 5 ROOM HOUSE, COCATED. 38 
in the -fe and you are hereby | he TO 28 ee a | EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTS _Papering FE 8-0343. 48 HOURS | aooman 7 ete er = Ss row Vacant by Dec. 1 
commanded to appear personally at) 7 S h ay wo ferences. FE 5-0021 | 4-1 PAINTING & DECORATING. | » : 4k . . Ownsend _0-4424. 
a EA cat tune een tains sper mony oo Stenographer oimi-swims Yn ow woup “Pancrremere‘rEvemin 7 HOME —HOUITY seve fume nogy i seD | lo fare Cute Waage Mo 
service hereof, this summons — | N SALESMEN Excellent job opportunity for a Live in. §-3372. ge ge ge on idve, fot a3 WRIGHT-V Al. UET | room, living room. kitchen. utilt- bor. $18 per wk 23886. 
shall be by — -, eae. | PE 8-8103 for app't. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m person who favors job stability “IRONINGS WANTED Fe vusaeel Ores _ PE 49205 | FE 5-069" FE 5-9441 ties, $17.50 a wk OR 37 POR RENT UNTIL JONE 1. 
ing! orene Pontiac press, a newspaper | S30YS8 AND GIRLS NEEDED AT. see the peblec well Pr EM _ 13-0085 AAA PAIN NTING & & DECORATING. ORT CASH FOR YOUR HOMz |NEAT 3 ROOM, PRIVATE BATH Tones Jpontiec al ee 
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Peinted and circulated in said county once tovhandie Christmas Wreath | shorthand speed. 80 to 100 wpm LADY DESIRES DAY WORK | 2% years experience. Reesor | a equity though an PHA or GI! Sha noteare £2083 oF from hos- Month Call DU_ 6-6363 
wi the le arthet Ps orders Cai’ FE 2-3912 and typing 0 to 50%wpm —* Work week. Have refer-| Free. estimates. Phone UL 2-1308. pe sah for particulars Clark | are = nae na ROOM Sannicuna Be 
Moore. fudge ‘ourt, in e | eo" GcICNECD | : 35. Sa 3.100 to $3. t ences @ transportation., FE eal Estate, 1362 W Huron PFE | COTTA 2 8 
a ey rsd, County. this * DESIGNER | start ecpending upon bac round _8-6712, ads | PAINTING. ee MB ERING,| REMOV- 3-7888. Res. PE 4-4813 Open eve- | “and bath, all utilities furn. New- sround. Reasonable. t00 Pontiac 
ath fe day of Novem AD. 1 rer potent 6 derign, of high  pres- and experience with merit in- | LADY WANTS 3 DAYS PER ita SERING WALL | —mines & Sundays __ | Yadeograted. warm with gas heat Lake nent a — : 
ja " ) ran of Probate | let |- ~—- can e is ages Hal | Greases up, to 44.400 im ecarans wowk Werk. Reverenese. 8-0043 | cleaning, paper removed. B. T. Gl “AND FH A! aie “sta ee Lo! WaTERy — - —s 
Tue copy sti | Offeres a « Personnel Office | MIMEOGRAPHING. TYPING SEC: | Sandusky. PE 4-7145. | i= Me . 
ELIZABETH A more ree “oe offered. y at Personne retarial service EM 32842 c | school. 3 ‘rooms. Private ard $75. OR 
Probate Register | “ ut MFG. k ounty Office Buliding. —— : PAINTING. INT. & EXT. PAPER BU | Front & back entrance. Heat & | IDEAL FOR 
Juvenile Division | | 1 Lafaye she rect, Pontiac, Mich-| NEAT WALL WASHING, ALSO | re nging Masa Thompson, DORRIS & SON REAL hot water furn_ 1 child weee | room, | gas 
; Nov. 30, ‘58. 118 iced Rd., a Orion | lean. othe work. FE 5-6308. : 752 W. Huron PE 4-1557! 166 Coleman. FE 41676 | tertur. EM i es Cpe Uae ee i, eee ay weg s 
       
    
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    Nicholie & Harger Co. VI MACE DAY LAKE 41292 Forced air heat and 90 foot lake 4 / ; ; : ‘ 
Rent Houses FyYtnished 3% 39 __Rent Office > Space. 47 For Sale Houses 49 For Sale Houses 49 TIZZ\ By Kate Osann For Sale Houses 49 For - Sale Houses 49 For Sale Houses 49 
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JUST DBCORATED 3 ROOMS AND lexp FLOOR ’ ROOMS OF oe HONEYMOON SPECIAL -" j 
_ bath, h, $48 per 1 month PE 2-6919 fice space all or part. In heart | 3 bedroom bome with basement, | . TRU LE VE L STAR TER COLORED 
KEEGO GO HARBOR. . NICELY FUR-| ~ downtown area. Corner loca- has carpeted living room and tO | 
‘mighed 2 bedroom house. $70 mo | tion. Lawrence and Perry Streets.| bedroom, oi! heat, garage. con-- f & 1999 by NEA Gervicn, ton, 4 NO MONEY DOWN i 
KN round References reauired omg a pg ee FE | crete siieeney: Nething down for ; 18 Og OA PO ¢ Build a home to be proud of. | FURNISHED a yp rea ory 
> : ~ __ pany il John Lee. | 8-04 GI. Phone OL 1-751! ANK M Your jot or ours Have model. — neat and clean r ui 
MALL HOUSE: AN D —“UNFUR 2N_ | DOWN NTOWN PONTIAC. NEW SHEPARD, ! REALT | NEAR 8ST. MICHAELS. Pospession t G -Plattley EM 3-04682 Carpeted living and tomatic gas 
i } Ol aft building, beautiful paneled offices - oe on Dec. 15th. Good 2 BR’ home ‘ : — SS ee | Pu poner Sl 
| . Adults only. FE 40401 « er divided to suit your business. Up | | IN ROCHESTER AREA, ts MILES | Beparate dining room Basement , i | heat. Venetian binds. 
ee to 1,400 sq. ft. of clear space from town 3 bedroom brick ranch, Gas furnace py water aber & 5 ACRES — 3 BEDROOM HOME BROS ‘ | hy finished recreation room. Built 
SMALL HOUSES FOR . ERT IN- Catan: Lights, heat & parkin) 2 baths Om 4% acdes rolling land; G a with 3-car garage. Automatic oil | 2 | im bar. 1% baths. Ideal location. 
. le s nd 1 { Garage. $8500. Low down pay ‘ heat. Orctrards and outbuildings | = 
1676 Taylor Rd, ask for includea At $75 per mo and up and spring fed trgyt pond. Mod- = ment fon ‘ : | $8100-on terms. ’ 
gaze Weaver FE 4-203! PE 2-6280 after 10 am ern 2 mores eee Se as- ly $11,950 on terms 
Wo ture ir bac« $11. own Cal! ‘ ‘ °c WN—Beautiful 3 bedrooms 
WALEED 1K MODERN, CONY, NEW OFFICES — WEST SIDE FE OL" 2ha'Tpron,'3, to eve Steion oh hus oor ae 2 Bi } $500 DOWN 4 rooms, full base ACRI Hane DOWN Beaullal 3 bedreers 
nN fs + e ee eee nings OL * -1547 _By owne: home Tiled shower B t | ¢ en tutomatic heat @nd not 120 ft on a lagoon to Lake | down, 2 bedroéms up. aaa to 
WALLED LAKE—YEAR t AROUND “ORCHARD | LAKE | RD_ v has oi] furnace $10 975. $975 ~ . Water Large jot Garage $66 per Oakland The exterior of this| wail carpeting. Venetian blinds 
—-bedroom brick. Lakefront. Oil . : LAKEF NT > f down Bal 4'2%% int at $76 per ~ month home is all permastone & brick | A-1 condition, inside and out. 
furnace me hot water heat-/ 2 room suite Lower front. Choice 1A A “-FRONT HOMIE oy take tau ok ee ° HOC XEWINGHAM Including the 2 car garage and| Full basement with new gas fur- 
er - ‘ A very livable year around home Owner will take car or vacant ~ AN C.. AC AG breezeway The 13 x 19 nace ; 
WALLED > LAKE = NR PonTIac, S'e@ Heat & utilities furn $60 Begutiful view with large hving jot as down pavment. ¥ ; Corie? of Auburn wad aecee ing room has a very stursctive 
bedrm. Mod $50 MA 4-2293 JAC hk | ON LAND ary EP het down, 2 up ‘ iia UL 2.3310 . fireplace Separate dining room. $650 DOWN—6 room, 3_ bedroom 
3_bedra_ =o FE 2-4875 Newly @@corated & painted Also EXCELLENT 3 BEDROOM = home lie The walls are plastered with home op East Wilson. Pull base- 
Seat Houses Unfurn. 40 - _— - washer dryer, range & refriger Close tu schools) Waterford Twp coved ceilings. Oak floors. 1x ment, large lot. good condition 
een - For Sale ‘Houses 49, ator included Immediate occu Oak floors. Plastered walls ‘Tile 13 ft. kitchen Also an unfinished Only $6500 full price. 
1 RENTA pee tae Paget genes! 44 hath Wall to wull carpet in the // I] 1s x 30 i ag room Lr ae 
A- — - 5 | onsidered as part paymen 1 2 Basement has tiked recrea ull basement with fireplace. $11,- CORNER OF EDITH A RAEBUR 
2-BE DROOM i TAT kK 2 nh aslaig is aan piles $13 200 Por further tutor ‘ion room. 1% cay garage $15 900 P 900 Term-~ STREETS—tfurnished—2 separate 
Aviatic heat—full basement down gas heat Got to sell to best ips TArms apartments, full basement with 
: | Herbert €. Daats, Rite WHITE BROS of] heat Large corner lot. Pull 
$75 PER MONI H pit panne ge oe Pe FE 5-4 , } 4 LIAN DPHEN. Realtor ITE BRO price $8950 Now vacant You will 
+ | settle mortgage for closure | "E a1 ‘ : ~ ING AEGON EXECUTIVE LAKE FRONT OR 31295 
NCIA S -2 J - L 2 this one. 
$4_NE_BLYD AT VALE 4638 — - MODERN 2? BEDROOM RANCH NORTH SUBURBAN 2 BK. home This lovely ? bedroom custom built Open Eves ti' 9; Sunday, 10 ‘til 2 aye yo hurry oe . 
| ~2-BEDROOM BRICK 2» BEDROOM FULLY MODERN Orion township Must sell by Dee Ou furnace Lot 100x300 $7560 brick ranch was designed aod 5660 Dixie Hwy RIL EY RE Al. ESTATE 
: : eT close to Pontiac Motor $6 000 2 Owner leaving state FE 8-1256 Terms built for a family with pride ‘ x - 
GAS HEAT = VACA: Full price $800 down, $95 a month = ‘0! MY 2-3352 after 6 86 E Walton FE 8 (44) Featuring plastered walls oak : : - pisanenn Lake Road 
| $75 PER MONTH OR MIDDLE STRAITS LAKE 2 BED. OPrf ¥ 40 7 FM Sin 1 to 4 floors IXL kitchen, built-in oven FE 4 PE 4-4821 
u “s  PEDROOM RANCH room basement $9300 $300 down and range 2 baths, 2 fireplaces 
: ‘ ‘ al NSE $60 month Schneider MArket Built-in Hi-Fi intercom. full walk- sa ae enema aaa aaa an 
out basement with 10 -ft sliding 
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    53'2 W Huron FE 5-8183 Only 100 yards to perfect sand NEAR CARROLL LAKF 
beach Nice community of well) $150 down $40 per month buy frontage 
2 “BEDROOM r HOME — NEAR kept homes. Pull basement, oil this cure 3 rooms & bath 3 lots £050 Dc YN 
GMTC, 1 or 2 children welcome oaths igo anreee lala FE 45203 _ $500 DOWN 2 . ‘ n bes 
FE 8-8815 Teeside aux ace wner NEAR MICHIGAN STATE UNI-  ( 2 fd This is a real buy for some lovely A good buy on this 3 bed- 
2. BEDROOM OIL HEA! fF leaving state $13.500 with §2.500 versity 3 bedroom paneled den X HARGER person. 5 room bungalow, neat room home inside the city ‘ 
46-5182 down Must be sold immediately fireplace 2 car garage Will con . F as a pin Full basement. forced near St Michael's Lar ee Nothing Down 
ritroon-wosei nous, GIFOUXFTONKS mere ey ca ea tae ea eet agrees Geet Sat p, oh . - 1room dric K P sly , p a» 1 5 
Ciean, children welcome ve COWNER MIST SELL ranch type backing up to aU lh ergy eer ar in os nace Nice lot Paved street Gls—Here’s a new listing at 
8-4402 or FE 4-9370 GENERAL REAL ESTATE Large 3 bedroom tri-level 2 years Silver Lake golf course alin hice fl ‘plus garage Immediate pos- $9.60 which we urge you 
2 BEDROOM “MODERN HOME $55 4595 Dixte Highway OR 5-970) old) Brick and aluminum “siding Beautiful landscaping Dou SIH to see. This cute 2 bedroom 
per mont Open ‘til 8 00 pm 2184 sq ft of living area. 2 baths na elieake pices ri patient 10 ACRES ; * home with full basement. 
C. PANG US, Reallor :2 SEDRUUM LARGE LIVING — Large living room.” 3 suned hor Mea aor aamseciiee One of the best [ittle farms aval. Family Home large lot and schools close 
= room Oi) heat, nicely landscaped water heat This home needs 7 ni terms VeciEes able Lovely 3 bedropm home : He by is a rea! bargain. Could 
M-15_ it NA 7-2815 believing » 4 bedroom with partially y 8 
2160 \ Ortonville EG storms & screens West suburban some interior trim A real sac . neat 25 a pin Fu! basement finished attic that could be not be duplicated for less 
3 ROOMS AND BATH “RELIABLE $8500 GI. Nothin down $42 rifice at $12 500 . . forced ir heat 2-car garage — shite Ie eee than several hundred _ dol- 
couple. Auburn Heights UL per mo. Taxes & insurance in- LAS IN LEASE OPTION Large heated barn with tractor dsed)jex Toth bedrooms = lars over selling price. Don’t 
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2-2963 cluded OR 53-8031 “ecu ROH. YT 6. 8 | beeroom oe “ re and eauipment Located close u eee gee ee et tend se miss this once- Fa litetime 
= 3 eam e — a \ to .on ) ' . . = fi h ‘ t . 
; Lo ee ELECTRIC 3 BEDROOM HOMIES 4286 Dixie Hwy, Dravton Plains School Immediate posses We started “King Lear’ in) English class today. Us fafming) ™ PE 8S us of the city Call for further opmable home -on these EZ 
r endie = Re ; - Z ] sion : a 18 infor t 
legos. po pets $60. OR 3-4330.' SIOD MOVES YOU IN phe an GA er ee, oe ee all about a king who flipped his wig! ial 7 terms. $400 will move you 
& Pp piu AS i Z PERSONALIZED HOMEg dale off Carroll Lake Ra 5 ~— in 
4 ROOM MODERN DUPLEX. NICE No mortgage cost FE 82209 HS UICUNSTOR UES Cea) UEs be _ a : = Will ‘Trade 
lecation 7 decorated. Brey $10 starts deal cama a ; 1 trae Inside the cits LAKEFRONT -— Keego Har- 
_month. PE 4-7500 or OR 3-01 WESTOWN Me TY Roomy Older Llome ve OF ee ine Sa For Sale Houses 49 For Sade Houses 49 2 Wat take housetrailer 31 bor. 8 room house. 4 bed- 
4 ROOMS AND ‘BATH $60 A MO j Sen i Sa G l = me - : StS - . REAL ESTATE INSUR RANCE new car for equity 5 rooms rooms Use as an income if 
Call after 5 pm. OL 1.0188 #3 [% : at un : mile north of Walton A ( cae you prefer because it has 2 
- — 7-Kowmm Modern }lome : ze very nice 3 bedroom ranc! \ 1483 BALDWIN E) 4-0547 aca basement for the owne! kitchens Plenty of pangiin 
«RMS. & BATH. BASEMENT GAS 10 acres. Automatic oll turasce 6,000 S8OO Down type Vacant Good job and NO pi u's) 8) J-room apartment throughout ioe. Paras 
heat pmo in References re N j ity buildin Clean roomy 2 bedroom 2 story good credit the only qualifi- NIC NEY DOW x tor rent Paved driveway d : . . 
quired. For appointment cal) afte: hy a att ree older home with enclosed porch cation to buy ee a “ and large lot Call for tur- ree a aon Cyclone 
6 pm MY 23371 ona house Priced reasonable Stone aad Feat, QUi¥Ing ees CAKE FRONT 3500 down West Will build @ starter home on your ther information ! wer igang hear 
§ ROOM FLAT MODERN OM CC KT ER REALTY Stross, front. autometic heat NO DOWN PAYMENT Sublirban 2 Me howe. Pelt cON-| Gia wate” Sour ease vey aa 7 Full price $11,200 — $500 
heat West side. 249 Liberty. FE CN oa ‘ Storms screens & garage. but a peed of Jocation and dition Oil heat Full price $5450 | sins ‘OR. ie ausE PIAS of GILES R EALTY CO should handle 
__2-0022 236 N Saginaw FE 4-408) no basement Low taxes $92 2 & 3 bedrooms ‘some with 20 WIN AVE 4 
+ ROOM HOUSE. 1 OR 2 CHIL- "1 E COLGATE Ryser Montlily payments 962.50 basements) No mortgake NEAR WATERFORD HIGH scHOoL | RUSS. McNAB____—OART MEYER PIONEER HIGHLANDS wie FE s6l70, , 21 BALOWE p MISTER GI — Do you need 
dren Must be clean $65 @ month; 1'z-story, stone-front, carpeted liv- Location 31 Cross 8t Auburn costs About $150 and not 3 BR ranch home Oi] furnace | ¢ hy Nast, Oak floors up. 2 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE room for that growing fam- 
and | $25. _ deposit Apply 21 N | ing and dining room. 2 bedrooms ‘Heights Tricky to find look for more than $250 for taxes Alum awnings Lot 90x125 Bjack- sul he eerie eee hs ily? Let us show you this 
Merri { fitished attic Basement with fin-; OPEN sign on S side Auburn csi ‘a Pnmact Pability whe top street. Low down payment piniccey eal. Carpeting Full home. Carpeted living room 
ROC ' ou Rd’. a few yards west of Old you in nancial ability the ONLY S60 * is - with fireplace Full sized 
: ‘RooMs, ira a a 4 verdad Rue i Dutch Mill requirement ° buy WATKINS LAKE ESTATES Nicely basement with nice Tec room dining room, modern kitch- 
t couple pletely modernized y owner. FE; WH ITTE MIC R iE landscaped 100 x170 lot with | Water soener 1a Cab ER ERe en with small breakfast 
S"ROOMS. FULL BASEMENT, $40 53:1" aner 4 pm ; 4 \ MONDAY EVENING CALI large home 46x24, 2 bedrooms PER MONTH All this on landscaped lot with nook. There's a sun room 
per mo 6495 Cooley Lake Rd cnOGM AUTO. OAS WEAR OT 266 Washington Square Bidg Don Nicholie FE 4-6944 Second floor could be finished lake privileges. $13,500 too 3 bedrooms and bath 
@ RMS AUTO. HEAT ATTACHED 3 akeul FE Royal Oak LI 2-4262 7 Don Bryson OR 3-4525 for additional bedrooms Tile . up Basement, gas - steam 
ee Us pine. fl uno SEE THE “VIKING. AT JUDAH bath Living room 12x22 and large | BRAY TOY OO Tt a renee. Established in 1916 heat, 2 car garage. Hand 
$51 C01) Lake Estates FE 2-9 $343 WEST HURON geben Se eee or ah FULL BASEMENT a eb dere A eamliy coe : ~ jocation. “Priced at $10,006 
PI naan ee ROO —— os -* : P : - L s — arge be m amily room . { 
6 ROOM NEAR PONTIAC ~Mo- | $500 dows. ae Pot SALE BY OWNER “SMALL L DOWN FE 5-8183 gril Pruit eel Peneed sere, Huge tring pectin with fireplace SQUARE om a i n oieith more “me —— 
2 a Bag decorated Oi] heat taxes and ao 108 8. Rose- gg alae gor” ar ratece. : $15,500 Terms "RBRICK" 1'g baths Full basement AL ae ed dai 
: | lawn. FE 4-6893 oe ; tached 2 car garg? oman A 2 FAMILY INCOME in 
carpt. liv rm. Elizabeth Lake ; ss rage 26 ft living rm. with fire- 
@ ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. ~ 61 $450 DOWN. DRAYTON PLAINS. ma wipiclare aw indaw ee ooking COLORED GI SELL OR TRADE Immediate pos- brick & aluminum Beautiful set- place Tiled bath, Oil heat Lots a good rental area makes 
Witherfield. Inquire 738 W | 4 : 1S session on this north side 2 R ting. It will pay you to investi- 1 it possible for some luck 
; . 2 bedroom modern. Penced, in, Crescent Leke Lake privileges 17 ™\ . Pp home Tile bath with shower ate Call for appointment & of closets Large lot and lake veteran to be a rere f 
een wron, | _ rode i, oY yn schools. groceries. and Bee Bus NO) DOWN PAY MENT Rhavcsect nan wal fordaee Ath “ULL. PRICE a nie ppo privileges. Now at only $13,705. , ee ot: cite tod 
6 MOD. HOUSE. $95 A MO School Must 5 | Mne| Immed possession EM 975. $975 down. Bal 4%2‘% int . lL a fo - live in the other Separate 
" West side UL 2-107, ss BY OWNER 2 FAMILY “BRICK | _3-6061 a — 3 bedrooms and bath, full at $7600 per month includes ance HrLESoneueen Back (POCONO et kee gas furnaces and look at 
6 ROOMS AND BATH. LOWER hear St. Michael's 187 Beach, WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP. 4 RMS basement, screens and taxes & ins. Owner will take ranch 3 bedroom Large family home near Maceday Lake eS this price of only $8,950 
FE 12-0065 & rooms plus den Full  bsm't. 
flat, near Pontiac Motors. PE E2 and bath $4150 $150 down. EM storms, gas heat, concrete car or vacant lot as down pay- kitchen Full basement $15.950 Tacks iront porch shade trees : 
’ __ 23-4309. - BY OWNER. WEST SIDE. FRAME _ 3-0135 - drives, close to tng bus men $3 to 4! per cent mortgage jeheed lots Garage Lake privk RAY ONEIL. Realtor 
ii ROOM HOUSE. STEAM HEAT,, 2 story. 3 bedrooms, den. break- VILLAGE E LAKEFRONT & LAKE. line vee er ed. J. HAYDEN Realtor ; Payments-$95 per month includes —_jeges All these features at $11.- , 
fast t firepl Hurry! Mode! SALES OFF & 262 S ee Rd Open 998 
fireplace, 2 car garage, rent “i Drewes cat Rey Ade baat’ scar privileges New & used home. All at 468 oe - refi neal 86 i, Wa ton PE 8-0441 _ SALES 0! “ ae taxes & insurance 800 total price FE 3-7103 FF 3.00% 
Maron. it may gr erranend tote erage Concise cand SI3.008.| ‘Tonee eslectiee te. cteced fasmr: PE 5-8875 or PE 4.0823 Open 9 to 7 pm Sun_1 to 4 pm 744 EAST BLVD. 1 DEAT TY -_" Located —_ 
2. 5. 5. or, 6 room apts per —. down plus mortgage T. : pose from HOYT REALT ’ a ea TC kbar BO. mrick 3 bedroom, full finished basement, 
- a ts. FHA. Extra lot available. 254 8 TELEGRAPH ! first’ floor 2 bedrooms entirely 
42 GREEN STREET cos STEELE REALTY, 136 N-MiL-! : : front home with 5 rooms and tiled : ooms entirely 
FE 2-4075 peal A" a FE 2-9840 FE 2-9966 carpeted All hardwood fl Th 
Large bome with rtment up Ls ford Rd. between Highland & G - = bath Living rm has brick wall oors e 
‘and 1 down. Or up apartment BY OWNER Milford, Highland) Mich. MU 247 WEST STRATHMOM heatalator fireplace and wall to upstairs is completely finished 
could be rented as rooms Bath |... oy § years old. Pull fin $-2045. ‘ ST STRATHMOME lakefront Brick wall carpeting Ot heat 2 car = Bnet Soeiee te ck . cor eevere 
and 3 rooms up with kitchen f{a-| e 1 a 7 y NITY a 4 ¥ syaye ‘ VACAN1 ' garage Owner will consider trade es Ss a very 
cilities. rate entrance. 3| ished basement. 5 rooms. Modern | SYLVAN VILLAGE NO MONEY DOWN ey inspection of this fine 6 —— _ _ YOU SHOPPERS who've Sell at $12,750, terms ial buy at $13,500 Lake 
-reoms and kitchen down. Auto- storms Landscape Combination | TRI-LEVEL. See this beautiful mo RELI ABLE PERS WN room modern brick home will been looking for a bargain Privjleges also 
matic heat Close to Pontiac Gen-) storms ndscaped corner jot. | de now under construction at NUS lie SR OMTG convince you that it is a real TO BU will want to inspect this HANDY TO Fiint and _ Pontiac Very clean 3 bed 
od — eee Ph ong and bus. A rea S10 down MY. eee | 1455 Glenwood value Has oak floors, base- 7 — SELL modern 5 room brick home Here ts a sturdy built older home +956 Pte all harder home for 
$75 per month| _$10.750_ $750 down. I | A.M. Cattell, Builder 2 bedrooms. almost new Base- ment, gas heat, 2 car garage. with full basement New that is completely furnished 4 Ceramic tile bath gtr a ek 
nag wale Rouse a wks privilege of AS A GROUP OF BUILDERS WE Ment, automatic heat and hot nice lot. handy te bus & school, condition inside and out Bedrms.. bsmt. barn and large team large ‘ivi ice size bed- 
oo" gg tm ly offer low prices through volume ___ EL 61535 __ _ water, storms, screens Vacant $9950 Very easy terms ar ect nN Good sandy beac - le lot See this at $10,950 terms nrivilepas 8 ng room. Lake 
enne em pste purchases on custom a open. immediate possession Walk VACANT come irst serve niv . 
tee FE. Huron 8t. Bult’ homes — 800 plans eh Suburban L ving in and look at it and cal) MAY Immediate possession Neat & . $7.950 — Terms Call J A LAKE FRONT - This home has pr 4.3569 Te 
ALMOST NEW. 3 sank RANCH | secure mortgage No suligatye “At Its Best MANAGEMENT, WO 3-3350 or TO clean 6 room modern Sun REAL. . ESTAT E. INC. TAYIOR Realtor OR one of the finest sandy beaches ‘ 
New sub. Penced yd Storms. etc | Builde Exchang ‘\ 8-0851 porch Ot) beat, 2 car garage 8 Main st 4-0306 in the county 4 bedrms.- large | ~« 
$7. 5176 Pontiac Lk. Rd. Near! wuiders Exchange Your future home is the $8500 Easy terms nen a ry sr a 5 living rm with fireplace. Full. WM. 
Crescent Lk.~Rd. Li 3-820 FE 3-7210 or ut 2-363 = (CONVERTIBLE 24) ~~~ WILLIS M. BREWER.” 717,10," fundey 12 to 3 | LARGE BEDROOM HOME ON, promt And ot i asking price 
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3 bedroom home N. Saginaw. $50 443 Orchard Lake Ave FE 8-9663 2 3-202 Eves -8064 ! FE 8-082: aluminum storms & screens In . 
NEAR GRAND BLANC ‘BRICK RANCH ATTACHED TWO weey OR 3-8021 ee TE Se a Cludes drapes and binds In very = Floyd Kent Inc.. Realtor 
3 bedroom Pe 86 186° heat. $60 car garage Full basement Large _ pee — 3 BEDROOM. $995 ~ ~ a elle ee a ammediate occu 2200 Dixie Hwy at Telegraph 3101 w HURON ST 
SS. Gee APARTMENTS YSN ahaa a corneg tt in excellent neighbor: mortgage. OR 3-1775 Dravton Plams FOR GOOD BUYS AND TRADES AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING \J-] | BUY oan - 
n If vou want a nice smail 2 bed -YELt.t. PRADE 
CLEAN 5 ROOM HOUSE FOR! nhvood Lake privileges on Silver — tats 7 : 
Fenced yard near. school Three of them ail room home. either for investment thru 
Trent 6483 Saline, Waterford $50 Lake. Many extr terms E C } ! 
4 month. $2312 , i r and shopping center One- condition Near bus iHebE. LAKE ANGELUS bead N -- A : : L 4 
ee : ————— floor h with 2 bedrooms etc Onl fecaed air heat All sep- clean 2 bedroom home garage & or to gel away fiom paying ret _— ” 
DUPLEX—3 | BEDRMS. “DOWN,, 4 COLORE 1) Gis Sacaeteat FA ai ere: erate entrances. Each has own work shop fenced yard. Only you should hurry to see this one 
: paved drive Will ac bath Income ts $5750 per week $600 down Full price $6900 with $750 down Ge | ORD 
  
    
    
    
NOTHING DOWN — Only 3 yrs. . front. FE 2-0566 89 State CRAWFORD ( 942 JOSLYN R MANSFIELD tran 
} ROOMS TO RENT, FURNISHED. Aho KD AN nENCY “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE caper. Peges ats proms ! Evenings MA 5-6431 apie eee cee 
private entrance. On Cass Lake 1 4. | DRAYTON AREA . ail Oe ee Ik = 
609 W Flint MY 3-1143 BARGAIN SE nee oct. buy. ¥ice CI] I LOSE! } Financing can be arranged _ bedrm. n. up. BM_ 3-34 rage 
= SaKLAND. NO DOWN PAYMENT cent lend contract equity as FIRST OFFERING $12,250 $1,150 
bedroom frame, oi] furnace, ecosux ‘x hen paenceni down BE INDEPENDENT’ Oh OWNER FORCED TO SELL 3 a 
utility room, storms and screens 3 bedrooms and bath, full yes—FURNITURE INCLUDED bedroom full basement ranch we TOI lr) LAKE OAKLAND HEIGHTS 
_$% month. PE 8-6819 === basement. screens. and NORTH SUBURBAN Near Central High yr a ie crates past ceome bed Sie REALTORS ONT TICE bedroom brick ranch, nearly new 
MIDDLE 8TRAITS, 2 BEDROOM. storms, gas heat, concrete The owner is leaving the state and - LIST WITH Owner is losing "82.008. Pull pty Pe HI ; = PONTIAC OFFICE & spick & span throughout Spar- 
basement. For lease or rent with, drives, close to schools, bus he says sell His lovely brick Large shaded lot. paved only 96.800. 3 . Scan eniien c< : 100 GHLAND ule (M59) , 1% E PIKE OPEN EVES kling oak floors, Formica counter 
option to buy. Schneider. MArket line and shopping center ranch home is situated on large street Bus at your door ' es PONTIAC OR 4-0358 tops. alum. storms and screens 
4-1292 - Hurry! Only 5 left. Model lot, has 2 bedrooms, 2-car ga- Living prreters library, — | I I | TIES BARGAIN — BARGAIN — 3 bed- - —— ~ $5000 A MONTH Basement gag furnece beautiful 
“RENT OR BUY WITH OPTION | at 468 Luther St or call rage. just across the street from | ee ee nor, Tal aoe Brick ifreplace! (fultl ba is the monthly payment oc this | ‘Swe & shrubs, Sis.0pe Owner 
3. bedroom modern. Utility room FE 5-8875 or FE 4-0823 the lake. close to school and shop- See ee ee ie we. 2 Ev ment, gas beat. 4 full baths, nice home You will not be able to might consider lease with option 
port. Immediate possession CEDAR “ISLAND LAKE PRIVI- center. Only $10,500 on easy lage bath on i . eieerer _Q? Open wee TOneeteh yard Only $60 pores rent a five room home al! one to buy 
Rental $75 monthly or terms on “‘leges Home by owner. 2 or 3 terms. le ee ee eee akeee FE 1236 month including taxes and insur- ., floor for this price. Full basememt.| = gi _ NO DOWN PAY 
bedroom modern. 2-car garage. This lovely 3 bedroom home ts - * Priced at $10,500 $1,750 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ance Be or on ag eg mat i rosmal J’ bedrocee a aie 
Dercthy Snyder Lavender! Large lot. Basement. fireplace. — spotiessly neat and clean The full down ; a s foam, blnilered CLUE. unk: Tecee 
Realtor Est. 29 Years ) ¢ ting ™™ S900 $9,900. basement is set up for automatic ; ; oe R J. (Dick) VALUET ‘ basement, gas heat, new siding 
7001 Highland Rd. __$500_down 3: | Washer and dryer, Hys water soft Brick Two-Family . PEALTOR ] eT f lan HUNT NO FURTHER’ An older home in good condition 
Phone EM 3-3303 or ig - 6417 C OL CORE D_ Leap acre ee ship beg Corner bet at edac of Clty 345 Oakland Open 8 to 6 This ts tt' A Bungalow home that | § 
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NEW 3 BEDROOM M HOME IN JUDAH t Adkins toaie nua ball se facet with lake privileges Each re Soe of TE Ee . tine Five room ‘ome in Sylvan | BRICK BI-LEVEL on beautiful 
cone Baan. Ss see ree OTeylor,, 3 BRICK RANCH HOMES in the = ed ly $9950 low FHA terms apartment has living reom Will butid 3 tou ranch style - ZONED COMMERCIAL Village. A screened in front poren| §S!!ver Lekes North shore 6 
Cc J. A. Taylor, kitch 2 = »b d CbOsE TO DOWNTOWN 7 i 
tor, OR 4.0306 | East Blvd Heights section Can Better hurry on this one bath Ful coro sae home on your lot Full basement. ais 3 bea which will be fust right for next | oF oa rooms. 1 baths The 
~ | be yours with only $250 down. at ull basement. FA oll oak floors, tile bath. birch cup- wields bet! edrooms. full summer's warm evenings and in | mey carpeted living and dining 
and payments of about $89 pe: IMMEDIALE POSSESSION heat Two-car garage $16.- | poards. OR 3-1038 bath and extra stool Oi! the living room is a fireplace | [00m are divided by a two way 
“a cen i month Each has 3 bedrooms, full This large home has full basement 000--Terms RUSS McNAB ART MEYER steam heat l-car garage made of natural brick for you on| fireplace The exquisite kitchen 
A A basement, auto. gas or oi] heat eo - living room, 4 bedrooms, \\ F soon = rg pg — hong winter evenings Large picture | iagehed — = and built- 
e ri Some come complete with alum ots of closet space, large kitchen es ) itv — . a e or beauty shop. windows overlooking Sylvan Lake. | . oven. e large fam- 
» lot. References required| storms and screens. You must, ‘Separate din room, 2 car ga- t of City DRAYTON PLAINS Apartment upstairs. etc | Total $14,950 with terms | ily room on lower level has lar 
CONT have good credit and a good rage, and close to school and bus. si ae a ee , You'll be proud to own this Ae ICED FOR QUICK ete an windows overlooking fs 
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employment record Only 966 r month including parish ‘ag tertle bel ibid renin rambling ranch home situated on 5 I. Baits arses Srepunce) aed) ballt (im 
John K. Irwin & Sons taxes and insurance. Low down pies heen re a corner lot, Exceptionally | noee - r Truly a home of distinction 
ASSOCIATE BROKER payment place of course. has pano-| GI NOTHING DOWN. $11.400 3 Maat le y teeta Call for a private inspection 
REALTORS , S| | ramic view of Otter and BEDROOM RANCH. good condi- A one. with wane s aw iss 3 SPORTSMEN '! 
21) Weat ‘Murco Direct (ee paceine thee GEORGE R IRWIN, REALTOR my tem Skee Mate Fee) Moe, eee ae d walle; | ft. living roves. An exceptionally pe ee en IL LAWRENCE W Wilham Miller 
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Phone FE 5-447 or FE 2-4031 FE 89663 anae = = 8-1908 *MULTIPLE TASTING SERVICE eats seuce. Three bees] letccieni. #41 adlomitic takes. | yes si faked wesecewey wen living room, fireplace. 2 | Realtor * 
Ade on <_< ———— \CUSTOM Cit hOMEs j Se — oe ae gas heat. | Just Mortgage costs down rarkan et ymin ctinantcrecned patio, a | F oo w note 2-0263 
¥ R Twin Lake ous breezeway to ermopane windows 
Cute'3 rooms and bath, partial | cigs states, Vinee, “sae eM an | se eeetene. 621500. Terms. | CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY. 1| £506 lat with cycitne fence and THESE ARE BUT A FEW REALTOR | pen Pteo . 
basement, near Carol Lake $50' CLARKSTON—) BDRM ACRE LAND Only $10.700 Va- paved drive A short walk. to QUALITY FEATURES EE 
monthly or $150 down, $40 month- (“7 Py R 2 BATH, ROY ANNETT. INC. REALTORS cant. automatic oil heat, brick schools & Drayton Shopping cen- | STRATHMORE, 231 WEST 
ly. PE 4-5203, ced. tk uving room, car- 28 E Huron St fireplace. breezeway, attached 2° ter Priced for quick sale. $18,000 ENGLISH STYLE BRICK MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
SMALL 3 ROOMS MS AND BATH, 4s ee ikems: patie er Gl a ee a a ger EAraks. scm SP Ee Pe Lhe heme CIVILIANS 
r month Near Union Lake R iS erms -{: > > Dp s e m home 
Al Camueroe Hee Gus Roe mente MApIe 6.1450... down pay- NOTHING FHOWNX FE 8. 0466 1, ACRE 6 ROOM 1 FLOOR BUN ute me, aia par shia aoek ~sgaas with / 
automatic washer and electric — ;: ‘ 2 , ys rLOOR BUN TAL R natura replace ining 
range. EL 6-6415 CLARKSTON GALOW Sell or trade Good condi. 4936 Dixie Hwy OR 3-1251 room 2 bedrooms and full $190 DOWN 
AM 7 ; . . WEST SIDE tion. 3 bedrooms ceramic tile DRAYTON PLAINS ceramic tile bath down 2 
BAM WARWICK HAS IN parle aM iowset tenia aCe cron Lovely 2 bedroom home bath paxenient 2 car ance Eves Cail OR 3-6842 knotty pine paneled bed 
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bce priviieges $125. 2 bedrm. at/ 2tamily home $16.900 Cash to By a ieee JOHN cue wa sreaénl eine kas sa ores oe ter eat, — ory) Block f . NO OTHER COSTS 
ase 5000 mortgage e ¥ & . » 1? c : He { rom. ex: 
2-2105 Williams Lake Re at M59 rage Near St Benedict » . _ . a ; Dasrenenuy with recreation cellent Jake privileged ict 2 bedrooms fullsibasenent 4 
LAKEFRONT 2 BEDROOM HOME OR 3 Full price $8.500 ee ar nat a. pbece a cu are. Bette minutes from new Drayton vears old Auto. heat. and hot 
with family room. Only $75 per After 6 pm MA 5-1691 EAST SIDE deeorated. tiled bath was “auto ble = sills Screened patio, eS ae arine Tos dea poec reams Eercea 
mo. Call J. A. TAYLOR. Realtor DRAY TON AREA Attractive 4 room. bunga- matic furnace, modern kitchen DRAYTON PLAINS Landscaped yard AN EX- <hows in every home Yes Vacant, immediate possess! 
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OR 4-0306 __ % sonme, kardas, isl shed. 3 low 2 pedrooms. large !iv ith dining space, large lot $10- Gioice 2 bedrm a cd CELLENT HOME IN A this well-planned, low ram- — 
— 3, BEDEOOe —* acre $3,900 ee. nod ing room. excellent kitchen | & SONS 900. Terms oe UNATTECLIVE iiiehen bok ge CHOICE SETTING bling brick rancher ‘91 ft Gpetlwaikitnland dook lac and 
y modern ocate near) = Only $9,650 eee z overall) with magnificent cal) owne 
schools and stores in Clarkston suy Your Lake Front FOUR FAMILY BRICK TENNYSON STREET Off Josiyn se ienkea vers a gee SEE OUR MANY OTHER mature Maple trees gracing . ‘ 
_ _savls S19 Home while the price is down | NORTH END Apartment builling, each unit Three bedroom 1 floor home. din- street near shopping: Sten ert PI IOTO | ISTINGS | the ideally landscaped lot is May MANAGEMENT 
LLED LK MODERN. —CONV.| 4 rooms and sun parlor Full bath Dandy 5 room home 2 bed consists of 3% rooms and ing room, 3 pe bath basement transportation. Low monthly FHA a : where your family could en- ' ays wo 3-3350 
Village. 2-barm. Reas. MA 4-2293) Oak floors. full basement. Car- | rooms finished in knotty ce- | bath Private front and back gas heat, 2 car garage, corner paymts Must be seen to be ap- , : oy years and years of com- Eves Bat. &s TO 86-9851 
Nr. Village. 30a rt. Bea wall. Well landsc dar Large living room with entrances Full basement. cen-| ot. $9,750. terms pb 412: W. HURON aa EVES | ortable living. Stepsaving A 
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Rent Lake Cottages Al ot | picture window 2") - car tral heat, four garages-on a Fle 4- 4520 | kitchen, compact but effi- | 
Cl nee ] AKE PRIVIT EGES ps 2 lots. Full price nice lot Wonderful buy with -FE 3-7888 FE 4-6492 WEST SUBURBAN oO bath. Tasted Dy car ted 13 
a4 - i Ds $9 convenient terms : ok OR] 7 qh ie fe] astelully carpe 
coTracs. 3, Beppo. alt) WILLIAMS LAKE CLARK REAL. ESTATE A Greetat “Lake privileges On Pe coe ee oe 
$< ee ee as : IVAN W. SCHRAM | WET SIDE TO BUY, SELL & TRADE. large lot. Priced fat ate $8.800 = fireplace and built-in book- | 
For Rent Rooms Ap bedroom brick. Can be lived , Ne ourseain, facie coos bt! bf pi es Ge fe ea on tetms At : cases. Beautiful paneled den 
ee eee igen fisish Insulation in KK 1-\1.TOR FE £0471 | ment building. very well kept _ Mutliple Listing Service vdopo —, be ood as ard 
. sulation in All hardwood floors a - we | bedroom Attac enclos _ ‘ 
} LARGE ROOM FIRST FLOOR  $5.000 with 8800 do OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY Seer calee aati Ge Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor breezeway with Bar -B-Q wea wie wus trol Gea caite 
244 S$ Telegraph FE 3-7848 aril, 2 car garage. sets | two bedroom bungalow just ried 
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weekly. FE 4-5382 mien Bs EAST BL \ I) s. rooms plus utility and full base- PICTURE YOURSELF in old and all newly decorated Full 
ATTRACTIVE ROOM | LADY “PRIV- SEMINOLE HILLS LOT — Will ein eel Ige\ ae heat Leo cet this Highwood Village dream basement. Ol! C Furn. Paved 
_ileges. $47 _W. Huron cell or butld to suit Brick terrace 5 large rooms and ee ee ee oe Best Buys MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | = ome It provides a separate a? lheet UPS dixie tee 
AT RUS, STOR, LOE FRONT Rog rr 018) __—_Atk_for_ DON | peat and heater” geese ith Ot | , level for Bleeping: for Fe ee nee te 
verything for « nvenience. a : eater w ay i oo IRRY — : ing and for activities e 
pacad Ag . . FOR SALE BY OWNER. 4 Se 000 down. $55 a mo. 5350 Cash. | John K. Irwin & Sons T a non inioee Pe three dif- A DREAM daytime, playtime, nighttime ; $12,500 CHARMING — Farm--style 
: — room. Walled Lake area 5 years) call 10 am. to 4 pm FE 44878 . Renita OAaay f od ; WES TRI concept of modern living. | ¢<lonlal home with 9 large rooms 
A LOVELY ROOM IN NICE WEST; old $7400. $2,000 down to FHA : = = Pict Lips epee et He tle COMES TRUE The daytime level features | Close to school. Two acre of 
side home, Bus telephone. TV | mortgage Monthly payments $48 + yee ES eee ee le meres whe t thi 1 ractous Uving with beaut! | land. “An older home. well : 
Meals af desired PE 8.2338 | month MArket 4.4682 1956 Hoett i i 313 West Huron Street for only $14950. built in n you inspect this 3-year-old | See eeneal init srry a structed & good condition’ Eacy 
ioctl =i |_ Drive Phone FE 5-9447 or FE. 2-4031 OTTER LAKE oven and range, formica brick ranch. Overlooking lake ul w ed view Activities | terms on.’ Easy 
COMFORTABLE SLEEPING RM | 7./°**.—— EVE FE 28503 ante ee a and only 19 minutes from down | Sic Mb iaytime becomes & | =] . } = ; screens } v rooms, repiace, { | 
See ta ate 32 Matthews. Pe |”: cay one Sa cupbourds'in spaciour kiteh. baths Carpeted throughout and grand occasion in its own $6500 FULL PRICE — And a 
5.8681 ; 2 bedroom. full basement with | , cue 7m i bath eae en. diac ken trots AS central air-conditioning unit — spacious domain The breeze | veal bargaig, 24 x 32 ft bungalow 
HOUSEKEEPING. COMFORT.| [Scltnuc” tivoughout. “Mortgage breezeway and’ 2%-car ge- many other extras Price reduced $3, NOW swept upper level assures | Only 3 yrs old. Pull basement 
| condition throughout. Mortgage | 3-B 2'a-car g& luxurious nighttime slumb Fully insulated. Oak fh 
abie private. near town FE; cost moves you in. Only $69 per | edroom Rancher rage This home ts in excel ° a $26,500, with exc ellent and coe terteli the ecious storms. Large 60 ors Ain ms 
2-7503. month. ‘4 ake Privileges IS THE “BIRD TO SEE lent condition, ready for 2 ACRES — and a beautiful erms 3 bedrooms Wardrobe. clos- “A little Sauning on ee Pe - 
MODERN SLEE eee ee “ eS i : am showing 3 bedroom modern to minute . l< | n the interior 
‘Near Sear ge ROOM |’; [| with 2-car garage and at- bungalow, with heatalator (il util iss, attached 9 gts | ‘° do Bat very livable.” 
s. S 2 ‘ > SRE Ae a5 z , utilities, attache car ga- 
Bb aed neti oP. 3 bedroorh, 2-car gara tached breezeway Located Gentleman larmer ? 3 BEDROOMS fireplace, ful] basement, 2 1 : . 
MODERN ROOM FOR GENTLE-| jots. Lake privileges. Niode nee in desirable Elizabeth Lake Alltodad ciiconvenienceslOnirn car garage & an abundance ROOM TO ROAM... cone Pine pg Ke SELL OR TRADE — 3 bedroom 
man. West side. Large ‘losets | cost down Estates and featuring gen- a On ie nace nae Older home really worth the of fruit. located just off in the country & close to town. | _ this <n bokeliral model, ome style wengsiow only 4 yrs 
he Ia : rp ell. cen room with din- kitchen. TV. washer, dryer Just money. Located within walk- Rochester Rd. $13,500 Large 22 x18 family room for | see it today! furn. Alum. storms. Oak’ floc 
OLD AGE PENSIONERS — onn ermett: raf re cha ee oo bath, outside Clarkston is this wide ver- re distance to Fisher Body FO the children on those bad win- 1% lots. Excellent condition. 
ira Ontianel: tal Oak! —h REA ALTY tion room “Ae heat andl home Betwee ae Fae big. big Value at 94000 with fee con ieee weny on bed Gene ana oul a rial. rock or aemias ge Pe ee ee ee 
a 4 an ome etween giant trees with i | ' sily = | rooms a lots extras. r and aluminum si for cheaper home, land 
9 Commerce Rd. EM 3-s4es | hot water. storms and é $750 down verted to three bedrooms. Onl DOW 3 bedroom home f contract, 
gr ge Pi “= a ae F —— - screens Storage closets, Sosa: seuapaenely ines ers ai | } full basement, dandy ga- | ; tMENT aust” tnocteeas 14x18 ft. tae fern oie Ask for Mr. “B % ‘ate lis Nate 
time Saturday and Sunda Atte OR - COLORE D | newly decorated, well land- charming colors, wall paper and) TRADE | rage, concrete drive, 440 S. costs. dining room separated by a” 
$Monday thru Pridey. | $ fms. and bath full, basement. | scaped grounds Priced at custom touches such as shut- Jessie St. $6950 on GI or | beautiful raised-hearth — is- $19,500 LORRAINE MANOR 
‘a Prospect St. aa FE «- $16.600-—-HURRY''! tered louvers. pitkled pine trim, | Owner 1s offering you a ‘| Maca) Cha YOU'LL BE HA land fireplace. The attrat- tiac’s choi est rg 
Rooms with Board 43)‘ | or 5 7 HY | etc. Large rooms. Only $21,000 © (pance, ‘0 trade youre | PURNISHED HOME i ia ~ PPY | Ses Ean cate bedroom briek home “int the’ pink 
RAO ARO POD PO PAA NGRARADA OR | wi ‘ ‘ Apts S 2 bedroom home in — $500 s cu cozy, 2 bed- as a comfortable 
ROOM AND BOAR ORAKADA,DR-€ ROOM, Rid | eat Site | poy eaetie ae: Ute on this new 3 bedroom. It | down $6950, a nice neat‘ | room bungalow that “" every| _ breakfast area. Full base- % ore to wooded he Large 
z DPOR GEN: Other features. Mixed neighbor | 3-Bedroom Home | farming contains oak floors, plas- clean modern four foom | inch an excellent-value. Nice ment with recreation room home you'll ¥ and — 
_tlemen. Close in. FE 44184 Other es ures xed ne itn ois wait i . tered walls, ceramic tiled | home, ful basement. gas lot and excellent lake Sa tea | | and fireplace. Located in i~ akon our hg F be proud 
Convalescent Hom H M4 _hood. FE_ 8-3854. tance: to Waehin aon ie Hi BIG P Areas — bath. storms and screens | heat, automatic hot water, ; Let us — 7” $9500 one of Pontiac's better West ? 
omes HONEYMOON BPRCIAL rope bg) ae Ee (4; PLATTE LAKE eed Wee garage | Located | laundry tubs, garage. only $950 d | Seburben boro This home SELL OR TRADE New 3 bes 
rooms wi s t. ice | : 25 miles from Traverse City and reaqse) Jake Snort | san exceptional buy at - a 
SSuroeTamg net rom gion felts, Gin Te NG || acetate feces | Saal" AigeTina Geng BS wERETER Sez, WORKSHOP Hed “Heian Af | SPE Sette feat an on Madison off Joslyn. $350 down aluminum’ sided exterior bedroom, white. all year home | : we! vont Josh | 9 ith 
te re DOLL HOUSE Large substantial attractive | the basement iar the man! haf an attached two car gar. 
HOME FOR ae Mt sHEPARD. REALTOR ReANE tate alain room inne | cy wasnt. “Sianew waa: 0 - F . <ix room mgdern home, full that Se ee Ce a ee ee ee fed bam tae teeee. were 
eee 7 : ‘lean and neat thr basement. oi all your own room | . e ol e arpes . - Wash- 
ve Bashi” — oe Scare MOD 6 RM 2 BLK FROM bedroom and £, “bath down | a ered on Lei Mohd ice metic. home by Cooley Lake This garage. an exceptional ure in geautiful condition Gleam-| offered in this tine neighbor: er & dryer. Priced at only $26.- 
: | Bears. Newly dec 28 Peneley Ct 2 bedrooms and full bath | New 2 ear atece with ere dandy is nestled on a large ing Oak floors and charming | hood. A I1'9-story with 600. Will consider trade for home 
Ts| —Wm. Christensen G5201 a up. Also sewing room. Full shop beneath Extra guest house | 100x200 ‘lot. For the man or RENTAL OPTION. At- Sun room. Gas heat and other finished 36-ft. bedroom up im or near city. 
Wiguly. OA #2403 Call between 8 Call Wry. On mm) call between | Rd, Flint, Mich, CE 3-4271 basement, auto gas heat Weet all everythin cnusmiell woman wanting « little tractive 3 bedroom brick and extras. $9,950 with only $950) ed 2 bedrooms on ist ITH 
~ Rent Stores 46 _ pote gig pea poy ht you about Wor show you. | pict Wery small down’ pay ope gy ot ag i sown Din lect year Sade Water Uiicient service WE BUY, SELL 
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~ ~| THE ANSWER TO while you. can- ment and its yours a eel as ee goo | faftener “and carpeting in- | & TRADE — 20, years, sty 
ULTRA-NEW WEST SIDE|\ () U > M : si ; : | neighborhood. of welt Ke FC ee Ly on 
ae Wa, : Aa ‘ a a E M | “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor artrl e | Warren Stout, Realtor | homes and lawns " = | aoe — on —, 
ant Ads! lo sell, rent,! «9 MT. CLEMENS STREET | 77 N. Se ina e is i 7 
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1666 W. Huron re, its IE [FE 5201) FE 5.8004 FE 4.3581, 1050. W. HURON | 732, W Huron Phone FE 41557 — REALTOR — __ leas tana ne Goes Pe PE coset or FE 48 
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ca, Maahaeae ts Sten SDM. At acomb ‘4 oe ee a _ Alum aret 400 84. 4ST) . tccessories. Tal CHRIS PIES 
pa pom pela i 4 fr piper oes a proven money smiions man’s onczgael ap 9 — ST ee aot, 230 el a aes cChemiatre SPRice ries sre cree FOR SAL 
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a LL V aa! maole rear. 2 fran. TV $17 aoe & Ww , $19 up. | cubic ses SP EC - on sins On ple 5-: ite sol Also DDING Re io - Monte 0 to 6 GEL ee s for ee . HU 
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— grein on \ow Toom $28 00 Lehi a Buy-Sell or B 6123 5. ¢ oa |e naa aneou EW Aple 5-150 URNA we sical ( aT a ae ee hee MY Taker 
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aan sri L 8 N L on’s F y only r lamo LIV Orchard Pearson’ Ess 172 E PLO. 7 k misc SEL uk. Rd vox s attach no 8 mile ancy of end ic u Nene forty _ 
terms LAK FE good pot TION Lake AV urnitu y $2 wee s pus RM. ard Lak a ae | 8. Saginaw MBING Pot pe ets. gre articl L GAR : Leese Dt Fea ec ant d. Re pee est. of foater $250 
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tect sites co wood amour quipme new. inatin rubber 12 t wool 9 x No, = exc. con ASHER, oleum R REFR 2-8025 or sale AU- R 8 Ra ARM SHORTS Road 
bette cont ed rol be! ut of nt and & ber runne rug. RGE WASHER. d. $160 “s ug IGERA at AL gE ing. Apple 2150 T — 
close-in r ho rolled t ling clow co plastic plus a Ai Ee pad Lo r. 9X ‘match. ew WASHER. F' MI Buy . eS $3.89 | 1958 m ATORS. 1 1, $85 $1 per. s Esti reo iP aoRILE 
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or EM ari Gar TO BU . DeForest table m $24 SPEC $20 FE $20 ge $25 385 E tank, , FURNAC _ s gift 5-3051 Like finish. L CH Cpr at Ad s Hardw We R e 
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= nod R’ 30 IN ks FE su lems r he $69 50. ele mC G the the 6 P Gl gs tho MO PE 5-336 
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conker residential 1 a and r"ipracine sh Loans este area excelent» conaiton ey fi HE, ADOU AR ai _ 100 . salad nada ae FLUTE. w FE 405 Tey ALE CALL PAYMENT aa gti mile east of Ot ae oe 
‘ . . ndith ain sq 10 50 50 Ce: 566 FE "4 8 us OB i. Oxford 
parcel and »b schools. LA? Yr 1958 SIE on Oil . 4 guare saws 4 E -R a ft in _ 1c ea 0 8 ASE. M 4+-0734 FOR ILEH on . 
coped. i oe eric -\tD-OFF ‘ ila ge — co - Gas ee term from S R sulatio ‘8 _ Jessie 8 usIC MOR Seoagrari aa — Lake- 
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. OM TAILOR r 08 da gua ct! a WwW $1 me n 1 CE B DRI Ic err adel $44. 28 
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/ ye Pies at ‘CP mir Sage | Bee i <-——_—— oc.) _#em to ee at Obed TN or mae TE LS on 2 | oe ee eee weet. Tae) a gece rubs 78 ay Pe DR ‘pers | oe TBOING NORTH 
; _CLPANGUS, Re Freer wy os fim tem as Soe GARAGE. Dé arere| fa ao" Ca crs FINES TOR LANDECAP ora ee bdrwov vay FE an 
. n mi : . = 
Ortonville ry chum er Rebuilt $20.88 Gan oa ONSOLE. $2. EN sizes in : YORS porth ot your ereens. Bring - For | Cale tis ahade MECHANICS XTENSION CORE \" Sisee rites FTO DRI 
-2815 | UL 3465 P ELECTRI chaced Rt . EM Electri stock all vergree ontia era the P TOOL O CAR RDS Ww ee CA v 
SED closet ic door from wa n Pa c. 12 m AK ets —~ . FA P ee R. P 
es MAHOGANY Ma Dale Se a coats see scp eane rr ato ia =| on pacusity s 79 FREE IN NINO janted Used Car 
a a e . , folding ay 5 igh- N j ~~ 
PE +3573 gage AGNAVOX | 2-0367. ve estimat dieappecring | H “Saver (PINES AND M oenoe ~CAWARTES 7 ita PUPPIES | IOR PRIZE rs Jot 
fa = ge Mima le oy STEREO . on garage — AnD 3-4403._ GCE iar | CANA rs FOR ZES oN 
i ie ~ Fe Noon ree | oe AND BALSAM ee eS aoe Up to 20 Month : ACTION” 
p.m. ew trom to 8 _| 5758 M lesale. | CHRIST) mas IDEAL POE 4 Mont _ N 
on 5 15 at Di Can ISTMAS gifts FOR CHR hs to TOP 
BERR Ch ist xie Hwy. ew DACHSHUN Reas FE rd CHRIST. Loc Pay 388 DO 
“ Y DOOR ristmas Gifts 678 ial rea en a ma ee ee oe e8bet cane — 
SALES GRANCO nan s 67B GERM nea "wormed, Call Ot REASON- ; Jixie Hi ‘ Slenn’ =L CARS — 
Fate Best ERMAN SHEPHERD Pi Paper{ot 10, 1 Mile Nort nn’s Mot 
' uron St. unro Blect IDEAL MY _o— pu PURE Bi Pontiac Mile Nort FE 47 ot WEST or Sale 
- ric, l | HAMSTERS i ppy. 10 RED. City rth TO 1 HURO s 
060 ry a wks. old —fapits eae $ss—U. iN “ot 
[ ca 7% wen 7 a = ith - USED : FE +1704 
” en PIGS. | Ra. wget Peo? 
> ome. FEY S Used p re & 
\ DIS ee N . FE 5-2000. 
_ DISTRIBU |For {&MM 
iJTORS a on pork Sale 
j P Hw es      Wanted Used Cars 101) = Auto Insurance 104, For Sale Gars 106 _4__For Sule Cars 106 = Sale Used Cars 106 PPL L LAP PL PP | LIL PAN LLL Pa ot WP ann: PAA PRA II OON PALPPAA AP me i << PAR AIAN RA ARR ARAAKR ASS UV 
ig S018 MERIT tae | 199 BUICK 4 oR roi feo Lehigh. ages i engmeey GOOD CONDI ke hitray 4 1% “TON (ely g tion, § 5-2766 > POLIEG Tekis 5-607 BL ard -POSSIBS ION TERMS *VAILABLE CHEV ~ CONVERTIBLE. ‘52. NEW | DO. { ? a SHARP CARS W ANTEDire E4305 es. PE 2-4353 | RAH, whitewalls, good cond. > valle poe or 9 Seas R- WHITE 4299 full ii, No, cash needea 
~ Top Dollar \Foreign & | Spts. Cars 105 L 8-808 a" ~~ | Auto. Mr. Bey. PE’ 8-0402, THIRTY-FOUR   
  
‘Cass-Oakland   {1987 HILLMAN MINX. PERPS PERFECT |   
  
$3 DOWN 
  pg oe R&H, whitewalls. $940 312, W Montcalm FE 68-8288) FE 4- to 1 Pag ORE VROLET : y | PRI PH TR-3 1957. SOFT TOP DOOR SEDAN 
b A VERILL = boot. Tundra cover, ee } Midnight Blue paint. No 
eresis, white wall tires. Ca . : 
2020 Dixie Hwy |_5-0949 after 6:30 ogy all day Sat | ta ee ee 
Cha TRU CES AND seme | Sale Used Cars 106 Ree rere Pee ‘ 
_ wanted PR 5-5135 _ Edd i | 
“JUNK CARS WANTED ATTENTION le tee © OR 3-2938 | Spectal 1957 ollie pad, FORD . 
— TAC TO BRO r- Fury Convertible ut express “ 
ai oe spor gaia | for Bloomfield Exechiive Solid j275 Wo Huron at Elie Lk Rd 
1260 N Perry and Madison |} black, white top. 29 actual | FE 5-317 FE 5-086) 4. g}00 |} Miles Spoke wheels full power | +55 CHEVROLET, BEL -AIR, V-6 Fe E I | No other like it. Only one built radio Sharp $695. Carl's Motor 1OP PRICE FOR JUNK CARS! %¢¢ it you ele $1495 30 pay Sales, 62 Oakland _ . FE 46-4878 ments $46 62 ow cash down 
ee ree — —-—| or old trade ia 
— NEW DEALER — PONTIAC AUTO . ‘BIRMINGHAM BROKERS Ouality Motor Sales | noes . . - , IER % Buick *4 Gr. special, real $18y5 TN Clent cers | RAMBLER — #éien'ss: auto, Sats All Model Clean Cars at Bdsel 9 dr HY sets 
CHARD LAKE FE 3-704 — "97 Ford Gene i Au $1299 oO Ra ANY RE OR Nira (1057 CHEVROLET 6 cya pr | 24 “and, Custom 8 Auto $1195 a? ry re perior Auto Bales 923; WS#on Exc. cond. $1195. Bae SEC De al: eye Wi ‘Huron. F PE _4-7500 | 56 Buick Special, 4 dr. 2-tene $1099 |(958 Ford station wagon 4 dr V8 ‘57 Ford Custom Std. trans. $1198 oi 0 Auto. trans Radio & Heater. Like 57 Plymouth 6 auto. wagon $1095 OP ' LLAR Cew. $1866 57 Stude. 4 dr 6 OD $ 995 For All Model Cars ‘56 Chev. % ton pickup 3 B95 
(957 Dodge 2 dr. Hardtop. 55 Buick Super 2 dr HT 885 
PE +7301 Glenn's Motor Sales 
953 WEST HURON 
AS MUCB AS $50 | FOR “JUNK AND 
aes SOS uginaw cheap cars. FPF 72-2666 days or 
eves oo } FE 41997 1957 DeSoto 9 
eS? fi ' 
Auto. | trans. Radio & heater. Whitewalls. | 
| $ “54 Olds 4 dr 88 Full power Soild black. $1245. 54 Ford Custom 6 Auto & 405 | 94 Ford 2-ar & Custom $ 250 dr. Hardtop Auto 5; Pontiac 2 Dr Std. shift. § 95 matic. Radio & heater. Exc. con. ‘59 Stude, 2 dr. auto § . a Buick: 4 ar 50 $ 
Willy's Jeep with cab & plow § 795 Buict Hardtop ‘ae Perty at Madison FE 4-9100 2 ar. 
2 wv. it OP ow. Radio & heater. $1495 . 1983 CHEV. BEL-AIRE . Nice clean car, green top, ivory SS ‘HOMER HIGHT MTRSs. body, radio, heater, automat Pp ip “15 minutes from Pontiac” | shift Nearly new rubber Drive A |Oxfora Mich _OA 8.2528 | this ome and you will like tt FOR GOOD USED CARS 
Russ Dawson 
FE 2-9131 
E DON T LIKE TO BOR 
THE MOST FOR YOUR teAR Ir | 
JEROME “BRIGHT SPOT” 
Orchard Lake at Cass 
  
  
  
  FE 8-0188 — Opén Eves.| 
DEPENDABLE USED CARS BILL SPENCE HARDENBURG MOTOR, SALES. oodward . Cass at Pike FE “RAMBLER ~ JUNK C Cans a aa . om —SALES & SERVICE Birmingham MI 4-1930) 2:6 s saGINaw FE 86-4041 | WE NEED _ _ a 7 : your car For 20 years we ave) MUST MAKE ROOM 4% CHEVROLET paid the top dollar. Trade Gown! -s6 Chey Beauty, ROH. $1495 BEL AIR 4 DOOR or er VAN WELT 37 Ford, R&H. FOM sirae | Outstanding green & white sedan 3100 < Os 4500 Diste , Hwy) i2 ‘3s Fords, FOM. & Std $ 505 | with onlv 25 000 miles Hardly “B31 ___— 540 Dt 53 Pontiac, Hydra. R&H. 195 ‘Broken in goud yet! Radio, heater + TOP CASH _ a CLEAN CARS| ‘33 and '52° Mercury $195| 8nd seat covers never off this or trade wn. | “$1 ol “0 )Peckards & 97 immaculate automobile Show 
ECONOMY CARS 22 AUBURN 2 Sev 95 | oom condition 
‘56 fe lac R ial $1275 Used Auto Parts 102 34 wee cee eae a uae i Gaba. wean e coonsms Used Cars 23 Auburn 
proes trans. Good condition. OR 1997 fas ee pO00R HARDTOP. | rl WN a 30666 ite finish A 6 SSm n   
WANTED COMPLETE FRON | 
1957 WHITE TRACTOR, A-1l CON- | Hunter Blvd. at 8. Woodward axe 
: M uitinn Ready for Birmingham 
  
193 6 
hepa ie_TON PICK. GOOD end for 1956 Buick oe 
_Call OR _3-4800. 
Sale __ Sale Used 1 Trucks 10: 103   People s Auto Sales 
'68 Oakland FE 2-235) 
1956 CHEVROLPT 2 DOOR RA 
DIO & HEATER ABSOLUTELY 
NO MONEY DOWN Assume pa‘ 
ments of 289 85 per mo 
ring Mgr Mr Parks at 
7500 Harold Turner Ford 
WILL ACCEPT Guns outboards boats 
tors and appliances, etc On ou: 
new 1960 Rambiers or any good 
used c@r as part payment WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC 
"CLEAN" Birmingham Trades 
1350 N. Cal} 
MI 
refrige 
  
  
tech No. 1010.°A real value rs 01 A real val | 
at only $1378. . we CHEVROLET COMPANY 
ROCHESTER 
North Ch | OPEN EVES. ‘TIL 9 OL_2-9721 
Sy. ‘$4 CHEVROLET DELRAY $595 vp power glide, R&H, new 
tire 
138 MAZUREK STUDFBAKER SALES   10 x 20 tires 
ria OR _3-6044. 
CHEVY ted STAND- 
“ra trans. 6 cyl. EM 3-584) 
NEW   
King “ato. a r. Bell. REPOSSESSION | South Blvd at Saginaw 
wl ys yes = cash needed 
Due Jan. Ist | CHEVROLET ‘60 Dodge Pickup — eo 
This price ‘shoe all standard REPOSSESSION LEFTOVERS 
Factory equipment & federal] tax) $495 full Price. No cash needed 
an Sales Tax and license. Pay only Due Jan. @th | 
King prt May Bell. FE 8.0402 2-Doors & 4-Doors   ex@a. mited time offer). 
RAMMLER-DALLAS 1001 N. MAIN, ROCHESTER 
OL 2-011) 
STAKE. 
Ma “e-6ate   
$200. MA 41323. 
    
~ Turner's | 
Truck Center Station Wagons rd - s 
56 CHEVROLET Impalas V-6 BTATION WAGON 
Powerglide equipped utility with 
radio. heater. white tires and a 
beautiful mustard & custard fin- 
ish. Approximately 32,000 miles 
$1375 
Crissman CHEVROLET COMPANY 
OLCHESTE As low as 
$1872 Officials’ and company cars 
Bank rates—36 montis 
Easy down payments 
NORTH CHEV. 
  
  y Hunter Bivd t S Woodward Ave 
BIRMINGHAM ,OPEN EVES ‘TIL 8 OL, 32-9721 | Seravingtaw . “ MI. 4-3735 
$3 Chevrolet ......$ Ws ae MECHANIC SPECIAL | — 1% TON 12 PT. STAKE. 1956 Buick 3 door, full eng _ GHEVROLET 4DOOR V-8 SE- 
ee $495. Needs some body work an. radio heater, Powerglide 
34 Chevrolet _ -..++-$ 595] No money down Lucky Auto| Coral finish. A real beauty. Our 
“% TON 8 FT. Seles 1 8S. Saginaw. Phone} stock No 0982. Only $1392 
P7) International . «2 595).2= Sas. : REPOSSESION N th Ch 
1955 Chevrolet. 2-door. J an or ev. PICKUP. 
34 Chevrolet wees $ 595 
  eee bene ee  S YDS! 
has STAKE, 2 SPD. AXLE. 
25:20 TIRES—V-8, TOO. 3s CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE | 8EE “ nope payinont | Hunter Bivd at 8. sone Arts, 
27 money down 
ments of $27.24 
due next year. Lucky Auto. Sales. | Birmingham 
193 5. Saginaw. Pnone FE 42214. | = ae “COST LES8 COLE” FOR 
000 miles, loaded. Like new. Wil] | cars. New or Used You'll get a 
  
  
    
  | ° | deal for a Chrysler. Dodge or 
5 GMC Van” ool J: i Yast oop 4 Lye Plymouth that will save you 
: Py |South Blvd. at Saginaw money Remember the name 92:25:20 TIRES. © “Cost Less Cole.” 100 West Ma- 5 Dodge .. ..$ 595) Want to Buy a cr Cari | ple. Walled Lake MA 44511 New 
PANEL—é CYLINDER. | BE SURE AND. SEE OUR SE- | °F Used — we sell both nines See 5 Ford ..........$ 695| LECTIONS OF REW AND. UsED JFEPS TON PICKUP, V-8 4 SPD UARE DEAL AT ONE We have a good supply of used 
“TRAN IN. CUSTOM CAB. ° AKLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST 4 wa Jeeps. trucks and station 
5S Ford See eee k ee EAC ee, Se fe BAee. Bey hee aoe 
‘C-600 Gry ee 8 25:20 |ROOER'S SALES AND SERVICE TIRES, 2 8PD. | 6, Auburn Ave FE 2-9555 Chevrolet wee. $1195 |__Used Jeeps are our specialty 
1% TON VAN. | <i 930 = ,erw ‘S7 Dodge Loe eee .$ 995 1900 DINE ART —— ye | A VERY FEW 
% TON PICKUP. POWER STEER- At the Stoplight in Pl ne: | factory officials cars left 
ING, V-8, AUTO. cus- WAGONS. HARDTOPS. 8F- 
| 8. Und i id TOM CAB is6 CADILLAC 62 COUPE. Pri, PANS. U “Eta wie a ure ‘S58 Ford eecocs 1295 vate owner. Good condition. FE car guaranter 
- P-100 PANEL, REAL SHARP __2-4624 _ 
DARK BLUE. 6 CYLINDER. 1954 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR RA- 
BE SURE TO CALL DIO & HEATER a aoe 
ABSOLUTELY NO MO 
-BOBBUTLER | Sgtt"¥ile afi: $17.08 per ° al] Credit” Me 
Mr Paiks at Mi 4-7500 Harold Motors INC 
' HAROL D mets a vies ard MI 6 
, TI JRNER TRADE NOW! wx cuevnorer enoow ata lion Wagon, radio heater Powe 
: FOR A noo giide. V-8 engine and : wiiite finish Tt fs a one owner 
Birmingham ar Stock No 048 
Only $1846 46s 1S Woodward MI 4-7500 
“9 FORD ‘, TON PICK-UP A- i "cond. $245. Cari's Motor Bales! 
* 62 Oakland. 
» 
EGE SELECTION reey 
. PERSONALLY CHECKED . 
' MANY ONE OWNER CARS IN | Eddie Steele |60 Ford Faicon. ‘ike new Save — FORD —— ; 28 Rambier Wagon Auto $2085 USED (CAR 
fe $-3177 FE 5-0061/3¢ Buick Zar Spl Sharp Save auch #2 : = aD 1°57 evy 4dr Auto $1195 
: : | 57 Pivr 4dr Belvedere 8 $109. \J T TEC » Housetrailer o6 Chevy Delray. Leather $ 895 v AL A Jak } 95 ick 2 dr Hardtop s eg 
) ontiac 2 dr. Auto 95 | = 
’ Owners 39 Chev: 4 dr 8 Stock $ 705 | 1956 Pontiac Ciueftain 870 4 door ! | 29 De Soto hardtop spt. cpe. § 795 | station wagon Hydramatic radio | 
1 40 PULL XOUR Own 34 Chevy t dr 210 pe | $385] heater, white walls, A beautiful P, = : - ear ! r Jus your »'49 GMC CUT DON N \'54 wara'4 dé Cae . aos. pe family ts looking for. Low down ’ Pully equipped. 54 Pontiac 9 Pass. wagon $495) payment. 24 months on balance ‘et | 54 Plym 2dr Savoy—Std. § 395 / 1958 Buick Century z ar Hardtop = | 54 Piym 2 dr Savoy. Hi-dr, $ 295 | Dynaflow Radio. Heater Power We buy—or trade \'54 Chevy * dr 150 ndard $ 295| brakes. Low mileage 
SCHRA M TRUCKS |'54 Pontiac 4 dr. Starchief $ 295 | 1957 Buick Super 4 dr Hardtop Whelsssie Metall | 53 Pontiac 4 dr Automatic $250, Dynaflow. Power steering Pow: Dixie Hwy Pontiac ‘33 Chevy ¢ dr Real sharp Save r brakes. Whitewali< 2 tone 
. 3-1208 . OR 3-031! | ow down payment 30 mos on “mo PORD G TON PICK-UP_si2s- | YOUR ‘CHOICE $50 | , balance. "49 PORD 's resus $125. $7 Olds. 2 dr. Hardtop. A black . beauty! Radio Heater. Hydra- 
iy Ton Cc CuEvy 3t ‘AB - OVER ig or a matic. Power brakes A 1-owner recker, EM | : IN car 7 . a : | Pe eS | 1995 Pontiac 2 ar Hvdramatic R 
= : } ‘tg CHEVROLET + Sha erowe ane Ay reen, emer | Truck Center nae Pontiac? | an wanna F m4 TIAC. 1955 BUICK 2 dr Maroon fintsh. A GMC ‘ L RUN | dandy for only $595 
° - 
Factory Branch Di ie Ok’ d Cars| Many More to Choose Erom OY. . ees . Mile North U8. SOAKLAN AT CASS 1X onday and aaa Evening | 
“”   
A 
  ~ Used Trucks AT ALL TIMES 
1950-1959 | MODELS w2O FIT EVERY BUDGET 
La AT OUR 
"BIG" 0128 waslcace ROCHESTER — ‘TIL 9 CHEVROLET at 1959 prices 
North Chev ' Hunter Blvd at S| Wooddard Ave 
Cr Issman “ee se | ; ; 1952 CHEVY. POWERGLIDE «. | CHEVROLET COMPANY g00d condition all OR 3-6672 
efter 2 pm °) | — 
pee See? | te “CHRYSLER SEDAN RADIO . . & HEATER AUTOMATIC CHEVROLET. 1956 TRANSMISSION POWE 
s ; J Powerglide equipped is this Snes a on "No 
Deiray Coupe ments eof $1427 per mo Call 
Crecit Mgr Mr Parks at MI DOWN _4 7300 __Harold Turner Ford 
SCHUTZ HAUPT_ PONTIAC © et t_6-5302   
‘Truck Center 
3275 W. Huron Dixie Ok’'d Cars 
AT ELIZABETH LAKE RD. 
  
5 INTL PICKUP. DUAL 
P cers 1 ton. Very good running. 
y Used Cars. 22 Auburn FOR 
OUR BEST HAND PICKED AND 
HWY. AT SASHABAW DIXIE | 
DRAYTON PLAINS. MICH. | wan 5-5566 or MAple 5-114) | _ FE ¢ 9587 | i eel 
ritk - 4 
    
R&C 
Rambler “a LOTS OF NEW 'oO 
Ramblers in stock 
9%-Passenger 
Station Wagons 
“Bonus Buy on 
Ambassadors 
Amencan especially 
priced tor Christmas 
presents 
Go Nort h, East 
south 
and then get a 
flaming deal ~ EDDIE 8TEELE 
53 FORD 
VICTORIA HARDTOP 
a Original Flamingo 
PER WK FORD— 
8s “DOWN p— $5 
Eddie Steele ~ FORD 
gor ORCHARD LAKE RD 
FE 5-9204 Keego FE 2,2528 | 
51 FORD 2 DR. RUNS GOOD $195 
Carl's Motor Sales, _ 62 Oakland 
ivfi FORD GOOD Best offer FE 2-04 
THUNDERBIRD. ‘59 FORD EXEC- 
ulive’s car. 6,000 miles. $3,400 
6-3314 ee ee 
§-PASSENGER S8TA- 
radio. heater, Fordo- 
matic jue and white finish Has 
been a one owner car. Our stock 
No 1011 Priced to sell at $546 
North Chev Hunter Blvd at 8B. Wooddard Ave 
Birmingham M FORD 
tion Wagon, 1953 
  j 8145 Comemrce Rd ra 
corner Union Lake Rd DOWN EM 3-4155 EM 13-4156 
DODGES (2) LEAVING FOR EU- ‘33 FORD 
rope in 10 days will accept best 2TON PICKUP 
offers. ‘58 Hardtop. full auto & Loaded with equipment 
Power custom Lancer. Silver & $5 PER WEEK 
blue ‘355 4door V-8 auto trans No Payments ‘Til 60 
snowtires biue & while 6489 
rere UE le Clarkston MApie : 
eT toe Eddie Steele DODGE, 1957 FORD 
Sooks like new! This Cus- 3273 W Huron at Eliz Lik Rd 
tom Royal will be sure to FE 5-3177 FE 5-0861 
take your eye. Fully 1956 FORD 4 DOOR HARDTOP equipped including power RADIO & HEATER AUTOMAT- 
steering and brakes. — IC TRANSMISSION ABSOLUTE- ONLY $1495 LY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume 
payments of $3976 per mo Ca!! 
Pay Mer Mr Parks at MI 
4-7500. Harold Turner _Ford _ 
ts FORD COU. PES UNRE- 
ere mom u : 1085 
MOTORS, INC ; SS BSc ! gl2 s _ Wood ward MI 6-5302 REPOS: SF SION = —— $145 full price No cash needed. 
ADVE NTU) kF R Pay only $7 mo Due Jan. 9th 
1957 ‘Desata 2 door, HT, PS. PB _King Auto. } Auto. Mr ir Bell. FE 68-0402 
RAH. WW tires. Sharp . oo 
Clarkston Motor Sales $5 DOWN 
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER Main St, Clarkston MA 5141 “S35 FORD 
195) FORD RANCH WAGON RA- 
DIO & HEATER ABSOLUTELY CRON NEVICTORIA NO MONEY DOWN. Assume pay- ur nee ee ments of $1976 per mo _ Cal! NO PAYMENTS Credit Mgr Mr Parks at MI TIL 1960 4-1500. Harold Turner ner Ford 
_ PORD (SONVERT FOR SALE 
au FE 4 Eddie Steele | 19955 FORD. : i VERY NICE | le ee , car $495 FE 23-7542 } H Riggins | — FORD ee 
W_ Huron at Eliz (1993 FORD 8 PASSENGER eta. | FE 5.317 tion wagon, radio heater. Ford 1. matic. A real nice wagon. Stock | ‘54 FORD. V-8 SKYLINER, = - Lk. 
FE 5-08 
No. 1011. Special at only $481 | fect condition, FE 4-8567 
Birmingham MI ¢2735| —  FORDs! | renter Bivd. at 8 _Wood ward _Ave FORDS! 
1952 FORD 2 DOOR RADIO 4. FORDS! 
uae ne oe NO) $9905 
ments of $10.06 per mo. Cell | We have stx 1956 Victoria's 
Mr. Parks at MI Your choice. Credit Mar 
4-7500 Haro ¢ Turner_ 
1954 FORD 2 DOOR ~ STRAIGHT 
SCHUTZ stick V-8. Excellent condition 
MA 5-6456 
| 50 FORD. $65_ ed = CAR 
for money. OR 3-67 MOTORS, INC 
| FORD 1959 eGonray ~ SEDAN $12 S Woodward ___ MI 6-5302 station wagon. Full power, well — equipped low mileage $). 300 TREAT equity for $300. Assume payments 
6-14 of approx. $90 yourself and your family to new 
fun behina the wheel of a 1960 
LARK from Pontiac Area's new- 
est dealership. 
a MOTORS FORD DEALER— 
Al Used Car Shopping Center 
4 DOOR 
$1205 4455 W. HURON OR 4.0391 NEX" TO THE _ROLLADIUM _ 
1953 FORD 9 PASSENGER STA- 
Ly We] is" tion Wagon radio. heater Fordu 
tnatic A real nice wagon. Stock 
101] 
North Chev. Hunser Bli@. at 8. Woodward Ave 
Birminghain MI 4-2735 S SAGINAW Special at only $481 
. FE 93-4101 
1934 FORD RANCH WAGON RA 
DIO & HEATER ABSOLUTELY 
NO MONEY DOWN Assame pavy- 
ments uf $2232 ner mo Cal] Cred- 
it Mgr. Mr Parks at MI 4-7500 
Harold _Tvurner Ford 
HEAVY DUTY REPAIR | STREET 
—EDDIE STEELE FORD— I 4-2735 | CONDITION 34 ' 
| 
| 
| 
| | PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959   
  
    eer aoe 
Sor Sale Cars 106 | Sale Used Cars — 100) Sale Used Cars og Sale Used Cars 106 Ne oe OOO eee PBBDBLBL BLO See t —_ DOO SeOoeOeeeeeeY SR AAAAAAAMSOON 
FORD, °55° VICTORIA CLUB|PLYMQUTH, 1957 PLAZA AUTO. | : 1999 pe gg “to CUSTOM 4 coupe. R&H, auto. trans, power trans, R&H. 6 cylinder. BlUe, FACTORY BRANCH Se her me ae ll ong 
Whitew all ee ee nite sideusite. ‘OL i 1320 r automatic frans., power steering phe nd . = ia bel . 
_6-3547 eS semen 58 PONTIAC egg and windows = 
1957 OLDSMOBILE SUPER ‘‘88" 2.| BONNEVILLE CONVERTIBLE 
  FORD DEALER doo~ hardtop, radio, heater, Hy-/ Tri-Power, Power steering 
A-1 Used Car Shopping Center Gramatic, power steering A one- & Power brakes 
owner Birmingham car. gtock No 
35 MERCUR Y 961. Your old car may make the | 
== : 4 down peyment. Priced at only 
4 DOOR | $1473. 
$695 | 
~ North Chev. ‘Cy’ Owens in Blvd, at 8 Woodward Ave Birmingham 4-2735 
147 8 ae, oe _— 
FE rye y 
wat Your Car in Shape! Pontiac 
Retail “EXPERTS ‘55 MERCURY eames ~ EXTRA   sharp! $795. Carls Motor Bales, | Light & Heavy Repair 
62 Oakland All Work Guaranteed ore 1954 MERCURY MONTEREY, ¢ cond $395. PE 5-2766 ™ RINK M( TC )R FE 3-7117 1999 MERCURY HARDTOP. WILL ' r sell f uit 4455 W Huron OR 4-0391 65 MT CLEMENS & MYrtle.2-1062-7 a Older car OG T TO THE ROL LLADIUM BEHIND THE POST OFFICE 
- — : 33 PLYMOU | 1958 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN SA- | 
$5 DOWN RE POSSESSION fari Station Wagon. Phone. Voor- 
$145 full price No cash needed, | ees Siple FE 2-8378 
'533 MERCURY Pay only $7 mo Due Jan. 9th. 1955 PONTHAC STARCHIEF, 2 DR 
2 DOOR HARDTOP King Auto Mr. Bell, FE 80402.) Hydra R&H, FE 58-6979 after Radio & Heater. Low mile- PLYMOUTH CUSTOM SUBUR-, 6 pm ‘36 ; a b 1956 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4-DOOR hardtop. Radio, heater. Hydra- No rust dr 
$5 PER WEEK age an station wagon V8 4 
Good cond. Priced to sell. FE 
5-96 28. | 
| 
| 
No Payments ‘Tl ‘60 {596280 matic. Beautiful blue (and waite 1953 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR. RADIO! finisn Here is an awfully dl & HEATER ABSOLUTELY NO} car. Stock No. 979. Only $1062 
1e tee eC MONEY DOWN .~ Assume vid 
ments of $865 per mo al 
FORD — | Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI | North Chev. 3275 W Heron at Eliz. Lk Ra 4-7500 Harold Turner Ford | Sirk. ik.4 Woodward Ave iF 7 7 “| Chto. oe ae “> | Hunter v a 
whe Debi _FE 5-086! Want to Buy a New Car? Birmingham +27 
: : = BE SURE & SEE OUR 1952 PONTIAC. GOOD xoeeniG ILDSMOB O56 SELECTIONS OF NEW | 1 = oe ( LI : MOBILE, 19: ) AND USED CARS FIRST _tond. $15 3 EM —_ 
: ALWAYS A SQUARE DEA . PONTIAC : OR AN OLDER CAR DOWN AT ONE OF OAKLAND KEPOSSESSION Is ALL YOU NEED 10 COUNTY'S OLDEST/DEA $145 full price No vash needed OWN THIS HOLIDAY ERS. FORDS SINGE 1930 Pay only $10 mo. Due Jan. 9th. 
King Auto Mr Bell FE 8-0402 
GOOD D_ TRANSPORTATION—CHEAP 49 DeSoto, 4 dr $ 65 
SCHUTZ BEATTIE 52 Pontiac, 4 dr aaa 
“Your FORD Dealer Since 50 Nash, 2 dr.. clean ae 
5806 DIXIE HWY OR 3-129] | 54 Rambler. sedan 0 MOTORS, INC 53 Pord Victoria sa$115 cea | ee (the _Stcp > light In _ Waterford WINTERIZED. $12 S Woodward MI 6-5302 | === Desa Euan ALL 
; — ROGER’S SALES AND ees 2-955 — YOU'LL LIKE OUR WAY — [A R K 695 Auburn — OF DOING BUSINESS — 1949 PONTIAC FOR SALE 
TO THE MAple 5-469) 
"39 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 R — ‘08 RA LE 2-Door $1195 “TT mY” , of ba 57 DODGE Station Wagon $1495 . IAC FORY B RANG i ‘ST DODGE 2-Door $1195 
‘57 FORD F-Lane H-Top $1295 Pontiac Area's Newest 59 PONTIAC 37 PLYMOUTH 4 Doer H-Top $129 DEALERSHIP . - : ‘56 CHEVROLET Hardtop $1095 AND SERVICE DEPT CATALINA VISTA ‘95 CHEVY B-Air 4-Door $ 895 Radio & Heater. Hydramat- ‘55 FORD F-Lane 2-Door $ 895 RINK M T ic. Power Steering & Power 56 FORD Country Sedan $1195 Brakes 25 FORD F-Lane 2-Dvor $ 695 4455 W HURON 4-039 
4 OLDS “88” Hardtop 69> hEXT TO THE ROLLADIUM »3 pada Te oe 4-Door  § 395 
SOS ee Al Houghten's S Quality Motor Sales ‘58 Olds 98 Holiday Sedan. Real ' 649 Orchard” Lake Ave FE 3-7041 beauty OY 1t1ac ‘99 OLDS. 98 HOLIDAY FUIL .. ™ _power Exc. cond $975. PE 5-9! 58 Olds Super 88 4 door Sedan 
— OUR All power Sharpie. 
55 Olds 88 2 door Sedan. 
matic. Power brakes. 
Houghten 
& Son Your Friendly Olds Dealer Hydra- Retail 
~ BEST 
DEALS FE 3-71 7 MT_ CLEMENS ST BEHIND THE POST OFFICE   
—FORD DEALER— EVER ON | FOREIGN CAR SALES A-1 Used Car Shopping Center 
528 N Main, Rochester OL 1-9761 "S4 p¢ INTIAC 
1960 FACTORY BRANCH * 108 
) PONTIAC ; i 
Redio @ a Heater Cy Owens 
147 S SAGINAW raat 
FE 5-410 Pontiacs side 
RUSS — Pontiac 
Johnson Fetail “& Motor Sales . Store NorthChev. 7 7 Ave 38-7117 Biva at 8. eae 55 NASH. 4 son 
REPOSSESSION $395 full price. No cash ——~ 
Pay only $22 mo. Due Jan 
__King Auto Mr. Bell PE 8-040) 
| 1958 RAMBLER SUPER 4-DOOR)   
and a real gas saver. Stock 
Priced really low at $1267. 
Hunter 
Birmingham | LAKE ORION 65 MT CLEMENS ST ames 
MY 2.2871 or MY 3-146: —BEHIND THE POST OFFICE HEATER AUTOMATIC TRANS. ~ : 54 PLYMOUTH MISSION ABSOLUTELY NO ~I 7° , -)° < . . " > S MONEY DOWN. Assume pay 
SEE OUR SELECTION REPOSSESSION eee ide ni ae ca Cree Of fire tate model used ar cow Gr ae oe nae it Mer Mr. Parks at MI 47500 ire e model use care Pay only $11 mo. Due Jan. Harold Turner Ford. Dodge Plymouth-Chrysier Rell. FE 8-0402 eM uto. Mr. 
1955 NTIAC. 2 DOOR, STATION   
    
  | Store, (SPECIAL 11 
$495 
FE Chrome shade con- 
ditioned, save $1460. Solid black, 
white tires es 
1959 Ambassador Custom, -4 door, 
radio and heater, Continental tire, 
power steering and brakes. Low 
miles. New condition. Turquois 
and black. $2195. 36 payments, 
po eg Low cash down or old 
BIRMINGHAM 
_ RAMBLER WOODWARD 
MT 6-3900 
1955 5 RAMBLER 
" aeaees Rambler Bales, ONLY 
EM 
  —EDDIE STEELE FORD— 
59 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN 
Cannot be told from new. 
Radio & Heater. Auto. trans. 
Your old car down 
) PAYMENTS 
UNTIL 1960 
Eddie Steele — FORD — 2705 ORCHARD LAKE RD. 
3-8. 9204 eego FE 2-25 
GOOD TRANSPORTATION NO MONEY DOWN 
ESSARY NE 
‘50 CHEV. 18T ers . $65 
| 52 FORD V-8. R&H -- $95 
4—'51 CHEV HT, 2 & 4 Dr. . $95 
‘53 PLYMOUTH $125 
‘32 BUICK HARDTOP $145 
| MAZUREK 
South Blvd. at Saginaw 
ten & UICK 
| 3395 
1953 "ForD. 6, AUTO. TRANS. 4 
| °53 piel tdi taal WAGON — 
DODGE "33 PONTIAC, R&H $145 
‘52 STUDEBAKER 6 sinned eed 
"53 FORD. DOOR $i4 
$195 
"33 - $128 
A choice of 25 more cars 
Open ‘til 9 
SUPERIOR 
AUTO SALES 923 WEST HURON 
FE 4- 7500 
55. NASH “RAMBLER WAGON § $745 
Automatic transmission, R & H 
white walls. new paint. This one 
really nice 
STUDEBAKER SALES 
FE 4-9587     
—EDDIE 8TEELE FORD— 
53 STUDEBAKER CLUB COUPE V-8 — Standard trans. No rust 
$5 DOWN $5 PER WEEK 
NO PAYMENTS ‘TIL ‘60 
Eddie Steele FORD — 
ew" ORCHARD LAKE RD 
E 9204 Keego FE 2-252 
“ W S8UN ROOF. WHITE 
_Walls, radio. OR 3-5028 
LOOK | "53's-’54's-'53's 
6.000 Mile Warranty RIVIERA, LIKE 
CLEA $245 
; 1953 OL DSMOBILE 98 HOLIDAY. 
| Complete Engine Overhaul "57 FORD TACK COLE, INC. "agen. Real aice car. Ne money RAMBLER, 1956 ases of repair 2 R 1000 W. Manip at Pontiac Trai! sepa oe OO ca Really in ti condition Pont ate My ieiel tena Radio eon | Walled ‘Lake . MA eat | Pn act ns WM with seats at” room for ontiac Area's Newest Garage yi 8 PLYMOUTH & STATION WAGON assengers or cargo. Get 
RINKMOTORS tei os Psp "ERE AS | Bee ae wat IW ke } Ps s sy ba mileage rysier executive sedan. w HUROY *| I Oy } RICE wife's car. FE | §- 7963 Ramee .” 4455 38 % a aD NEXT TO THE ROLLADIUM No Payments ‘Til 60 CLEARANCE Ee ae Boe ‘955 FORD 9 PASS STATION WAG- 5 s N ‘50 Buick on, V-8 Auto. trans. Sharp. 627 | : wan’ Fae nen noe tues ‘32 Olds N_ Perry Bt ; le tee eS ‘58 Ford Convertible | (53 Prazer Station Wen. 1956 FORD, 2 DOOR. VICTORIA | Ie WAS $1795 NOW $1695 (53 Studebaker. V-8 hardtop V-6, std trans nak. | — FORD — 57 Mercury Montclair 4 Dr 2 cher © Piymouth $2 ood tires vt. owner TTS. | > WAS $13 NOW $1295 . sae | MY 3-4262 [rE S020 Keego FEN 332937 Chevrolet 2 Dr, Powergiic® ‘36 Pord Stat Wen. 9 pass 8795 MOTORS, INC. 59 FORD 2 DOOR. CUSTOM 306 | AS $1245 NOW $1145 » Plenty of others. reasonable 912 S_ Woodward MI_6-5302 6 radia, heater, auto. transmis- | 2-C. \R- OAS Gey was — ne mconomy Used: Cara 24 Auburn - Wits FE! GR 4267) nae: SSE: SAE MUST SELL ONE WAS gONTIAC Club Coupe | ‘54, PONTIAC LOOK! BUY! SAVE 5) 5 ‘57 Buick, Estate Wagon Exce AS $895 $ 795 SED. mire = sFORD vic. 8TD tionally clean w wnileage = ‘55 Buick 2. Dr. ‘hardtop $275 1959 CHEVROLET . a "56 Packard Cipper. Fine car. WAS $895 NOW $795 | Impala Convertible with wer 1955 FORD | FAIRLANE. 2 DOOR, Low payments, us very small | ‘54 Nash 2 door—no money down | BRAID MOTOR SALES | steering, power brakes. en- | radio, heater, whitewalls, Ford-o- | dows ao E 8-3755 or 135 | ‘53 Olds 8-88 4 dr—no money dn CASS AT W. PIKE STS. | gine, whitewalls, Powerglide | | matic. Black & white. ae | ‘$1 Mercury Sed—no money dno _____— FE s2-0186 _ | Black with white top. Like new. | condition. 6100 down payment. ————— ‘53 PONTIAC | Take over monthly say sonia, H d b | "2 door. ti 1959 CHEVROLET araen urg oor, new tires and _Call FE 42281 after 5 p.m.   
“A-] BUYS | -FORD DEALER— | ‘59 Thunderbird $3500 | radio, heater, whitewall tires 
Ewe eeey Compare this value. | CORNER CASS & PIKE FE 5-7398 
‘53 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR R & H. South Blvd at Saginaw   
  
  wry ; | 2 Sedan. V-8 engine MAZUREK STUDEBAKE end Bel Air 2-Door eer 
|’59 CHEVROLET | EL CAMINO 
6 CL 
1954 FORD cL UB SEDAN, 
E 
1955 RAMBLER WAGON custom. 
AUTO 
  NO RUST. OUT STATE CAR $595 
ic hehe eget 
1953 AUSTIN CONVERTIBLE. siss 
sedan, 2-tone paint. A one owner | | ane os 
| 1954 pl oo v8 STAND. 
$395 
nse FORD VICTORIA, HARDTOP 
EAN & 8 RP' 545 
1 OWN- 
V-8 AUTOMATIC $445 
RADIO & HEATER = $395 
1955 RAMBLER SEDAN. RADIO & OVER 60 CARs TO CHOOSE FROM 
NO MONEY LOWN 
MOST MODELS 
BIRMINGHAM 
RAMBLER 666 S. WOODWARD 
MI 6 39Q0 
— 400 GALLONS OF GASOLINE 
"FREE" WITH FOLLOWING 
VEHICLES   
Al Used Car Shopping Center | 2-Door, ng ad al atoll ae _ Overdrive $200. OR 3-4915 | 1958 BUIC $1895 Cyl, Powerglide Power a . ang. power Drakes. Criuise-omatic SOME OF THE FINEST OF _ Special 2-Door Sedan. Dynafiow, brakes. Radio. Ivory paint Xo FORD + 352 engine, while walls. Cordovan Used Cars Are Found at radio, heater. like new whitewall 1005 “STATION WAGQN finish with beautiful genuine tires. Beautiful green finish, =o ---+-------..--.2.. $1 2 “ee w~wr 7 leather interior Factory official's CARPENTER U to $1295 car p 1959 VAUXHALL Sedan. oe, 8 CHEVROLET 5 : a] Victor Super 4¢Door an an . _— <a 8 Ford $1890 4, Comin cn er a ae 34101 economy? Man this ts it! ‘a TON PICKUP Convertible, V-8 Ford-o-Matic pow . ad a : “Fleetside Radio and We! IS er steering. power brake radio 1955 OLDS GOOD CONDITION / 1958 CHEVROLET $1795 Heater Panoramic rear heater White wal! Spare never Reasonable price. 1 owner. FE Biscayne 4-Door Sedan V8 en window Sharp Solid Red = 1 used All black Dont miss this 4-6448 after 5 30 pm on A gine. Powerglide. radio, heater, $1405 a an one 38 OLDS. HT PS. PB R&H and See Whitewalls. Like new. 000000 ttt as. 21 I ton Pi Sears , - ‘ sore 1 FORD RANCH WAGON V8 57 Ford $1150 nee: SuOurne = DOOR. ais 1957 BUICK si68 SH CHEVROLET sla Sa Ceca. Wate hee deat goed, St FC A ae 1959 EDSEL Bonde Ste md Meola Har ClOpa nn. 11s TON PUATFORA TOM BOHR NC radio. heate’ 13.000 actual mile BY Late 2 peta Le er steering, brakeh and windows “ Heater & Signals. Solid Red 120 S_ MAIN, MILFORD MU 4.1715 Beautiful blue and white finish - REPOSSESSION PRICED LOWER THAN THE They don't come any nicer & sald c a. 1989 FORD STATION WAGON, — _ 1955 Plymouth. sharp. No money Vow Price © jcc cee) PRP RIRR ERE R CRE 805 Country Sedan 6 passenger Gal- | 56 Chevrolet $1195 down. Assume payments 827.2 “OW rice 1997 BUICK $1595 axie trim. White walls, wheel | Wagon V-8. powerglide radio. heat- First payment due next year. COMPACT CARS 2-Door Hardtop with Dynaflow. 1°59 CHEVROL rT covers, windshield washers, heat-| er. 6 passenger. Black and white Lucky Auto Sales, 193 8. (Saginaw radio, heater, whitewall tires. | X er. 292 V-8 Ford-o-matic Back-up | _Phone FE 4-2214 _ = ONLY 7 LEED Only 14.000 actual miles and like’ IMPALA SPORT COUPE | lights. Less than 4.000 miles. | ‘56 Mercury 995 1955 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON new Radio & Heater W-Walls $2395 FE 4-8188 eiorerh hardtop Merc-o-matic witb — Very nice. Bargain, EM 3-0081. | we ei3e8 | reed pong 8 Powerglide ike = i See Te N_ | Tadio an heater 2-tone green = - = a tegen | o@ ’ | 1957 CH ROLET ouimme ry Ebony with Red hee tee Me mew. 9708 ' | Inspected Reconditioned | CAR_ PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN Russ een | 2-Door Sedan with radio. heater, | interior -teste ; p some? Come in and see us and 2 . Carl's Motor Sales. 62 Oakland | Road-tested Warranted let us help you adjust to a less | Powerglide, wmhitewall tires, One eee ee. $2495 1957 FORD 2 DOOR 8 CYL INDER. | expensive car en: eR an 8 ane ee _— owner afd sharp. ° ty 
ADIO & HEATER WH E | L DON’S USE. Se eee ced ee AL $1795 | °SC WALIS ABSOLUTELY NO MON. | Qrry Jerome 617 8. Lapeer Rd. Lake Orion OS ter Gala ee 59 CHEVROLET FY DOWN Assume payments of | ROCHESTER FORD DEALER _1 i _<_..| steering and brakes, radio, heat-, STATION WAGON | $3471 per mo Call Credit Mer | OL 1-971] ome "1 mt ft Whitewall tires Very sharp. Brookwood 4 Door — Heat- Mr Parks at MI 4-7500 Harold — : : LEFTOV ER } . . _ Signals o ares 6 Turner Ford) _ } as OLDSMOBILE $1895. y owerglide Othic Ol I \ / E R- Super ‘88° 4-Door Hardtop. Pow- | Gold paint, W-Walls . 
er steering. brakes and windows.) .. 0.0... ....0.,..,, $2395 DODG matic, radio, heater, zune 
tires. c ~ “yr ~ | 7 ; 58 CHEVROLET Motor Sales \OT 1956 BUICK™  pil205 | STATION WAGON ependable suger, PDuor , Mardlop, power mad 4 Door Heater = 7 steering and rakes. y ow _ Signals. & LP r- ( iI I ' 35 PONTIAC. ©DR- = 0) R radio, heater, whitewal] tires. glide. Sindla twee paint Winter Starchiet” Clean, cool and ready. | I U KE Y | teas woe - gims [eee ee ee. Sccke mead «- $1975 
Gt . . 7 > "VC Super Hardtop. Power steering 
racial S45 Transportation. sauce XO © ggg IN THE BUNCH | Snd*braiters whitewal tires. plas |°S7 KORD ROYAL HARDTOP ey. i i- 2-Door Sedan. Radio. heater dy- AND A VARIETY OF tic covers never been off. | eae “$00° 2 DOOR 2 - Jet Black finish naflow, white over green fini | Sport Cou 8 Cr) One-owner Power steering 1958 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Hol! white tires and seat covers. This | 1956 FORD WAGON | OMatic Radio & He ea t : i Country Sedan with V-8 en ine, ater Power brakes, auto trans dav coupe Hydramatic power is a nice one in looks and per Fordoinatic airadio theater, ite. W-Walls Mist Green & steering power brake radio formance walls. Green and ivory finish” Ivory. Pl YMOU rH S$] 195 heater Many ther accessories . $1495 : SO ; : . Beautiful solid white {nish 1 STOCK NO. 432 : UICK gigs | eee 5 SAVOY HARDTOF he Li >w th 55 FORD 4 DOOR $650 1956 BUIC ; 2 Door — Yellow & white). °™NCr Tike new throughout nar taxi with cedio. heater Century Convertible’ with full pow-| 9 finish, V8 Auto trcna, . ; & sharp sedan’ with radio an . . ces ae er. Now is the time to buy this ‘S57 CHEVROLET inish Auto tran 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 door se- on eae wie back see ee lO ( HOOSHE FROM one for less la R 210 . dan Gas saving 6 ier en- an finish wit ac res nara DOO! HEVROLE] 81495 gine and standard transmission family car FOR MANY 1989 RAMBLER $2195 | 5 Cyl.. Powerglide Radio B-AIR CONVERTIBLF Radio heater Beautiful = solid . wc. we HOLIDAYS TO COME Custom WaxoallTiadig uineste? oe W-Walls. Turquois White with brand new top S¢f! gold finish. Above average ertteS. be y 7.000 actual miles. Most eco. . F conditior 55 CHEVROLET 2 DR . $650 | . $139 V-8 Powerglide 210 series Radio. heater. auto-| 58 FORD F-Lane 2 Door $1394 | ae el and just like new. I. <5 a @! ot tiie s/s! oe ew sie ie » a 
ey ee = 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door matic transmission, all green fin- >7 FORD ..... S 895 station wagon. V8 eruine. Pow ish with black tires his car) "57 BUICK Special 2 Door ...$1204 ag Ered “500° Hardtop. ‘oo 56 CHEV ROLET 2 DOOR erg.ide. power steering, power would make a nice 2nd car. steering. V-8 engine. Fordomatic, STATION WAGON 1-Owner. 6 Cy!. good econ-| Drakes radio heater. Beautiful | 57 PLYMOUTH Belv. Sedan $1004) 744 Trenton: whitewalls. A real Nomad” 8 Cyl. Powerglide. omy. | red and ivory finish. One own: | STOCK NO. 46 Radio & Heater. Ivory & er Like new "35, heed ble Hii Gaal. : ‘ST PONTIAC 2 Door H-Top $1344 blue paint, eo me * - oor ha 36 DeSOTO $1095 1958 Chevrotet Biscayne 2door | er. automatic transmission, white | ‘56 FORD Custom 2 Door .. $ 804 MBevoy Hardtop. Power _ateerine Mtnecmisnnayvnaee §LIOS FIREDOME SEDAN alo ges, eee powerglide, — finish, w cane Rage ina and rakes. Door - - radio eater eautiful silver car has average number of miles | ¥ ’ - ful Coral & Chercosi. blue and ivory finish Excellent but clean as a whippit inside. | °§ DODGE Wagon 4 Door ... § 694/ sion. 24.000 sites. One owner. 55 CHEVROLET condition throughout | STATION WAGON T NO. 434 | ‘3s PONTIAC Starchf. 4 Dr. $ 604/ 1955 BUICK . cee eee $1085 2 Door 210 — Heater. 3 : 1855 Form convertible Vv-8 en. °35 BUICE 4D ‘S$ BYICK Century Hardtop $ 144 oo ag i hy ig Tone paint . gine Overdrive transmission ra- A sedan with heater, standard | bs Pp - ee ec ueces cane . $ 695 “ jo heater Solid white finish te ee ce ee Se a fo | ‘54 CHEVY Delray 2 Door .. $ 474 954 CHEVROLET Tas, rovers? | 
- 1954 Oldsmobile 8&8 4-door sedan. economical car leoking for a good | | 7 Hydramatic radio hea‘er home. ‘33 MERCURY 4 Door Sedan $ 194, Extra sharp. Vath eCWS- 
‘3@ CHEVROLET 2 Door $ 94) 167 Por station wagon 
gine, radio heate: V8 en- 
SMITH 
DODGE | NCORPORATED 
4it S. Saginaw FE 3-7055 1954 Chevrolet 210 
- Powerglide. radio 
and ivory finish 
| Haskins Chev. 6571 Dixie Highway at 18 
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MAple nites. ‘ttl 
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    nui SHELTON Pontiac - Buick OLIVER Glenn's - 
Motor Sales | MOTOR SALES. 
330 Orchard wey " 952 WEST HURON 
'ICK - OPEL « TeEP FE 47371 FE 41797 | 
Across from new car sales 
Open ‘til 9 or later ROCHESTER OL 1 ee Hargreaves AKLAND COUNTY's 
LARGE CHEVROLET DEALER 
631 OAKLAND AVE. 
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            : FRED hiring Cliburn merely to walk and (2:00 (2) Medic “I went | to let them know I was alive. Tells Hungarian Red BY DANEIG talk. He didn’t perform. Desemiar Wide 4) Queen for a Day Se at. that I must have passed \ NEW YORK (UPI)—Remember| ; (began at 5 p.m,)|U*8 @) tration. () Day in Sourt. ae ee lack ee weet falar Ge | Party Congress Mutual! NE Handley? ‘ae {tied : (2) Movie Ait (4) Concentration. ; perience like this.’’ out. . 
After this Gaffe, the show se 6:00 (4) Californians. (9) Foreign Legionnaire. | (2) House Party. w That's how William Crutchley, | ber-was the pilof leaning over _ Withdrawal Advocated He's the fellow who ran baie atta: a anna, wantienehinal (1) Curtath Thane. 11:45 (7) Detroit Today. | ie flee ah 39-year-old Windsor construction | si told me later they had | acony “geicemy male up| land duller presentation. (9) Popeye. | o nin worker describes the ordeal he to bid hoes ot ay toe, Tiny BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) oe Baja Arby She a0] Sisel fae — 6:25 (2) whee Watax | TUESDAY AFTERNOON 5:00 a3 = Dr. Malone. underwent —- were all just wonderful 2 me | Janos wal bial ue uae con | cic awerda qhow beet wight on low the pererees and —_ a (4) News, Weather. | es 
. to at the Grosse (sion of his ca levels of Dick Clark’s ‘ ™ i Hawkeye. |12:00 (2) Love of Life. / a) Beet a nm Crutchley was rescued Sunday | i tees 7 -gress today that Soviet troops will NBC-TV's —_— snow * wrday night rock-n-roll salvo on Analyst (4) Truth or Consequences. | ae t morning by a U.S. Navy heli- | lle wand remain in Hungary. “‘as long as * rd in-| ABC-TV, although three of the 10 : (2) News y . :30 (4) From These Roots . } pas F ternation- it was the record in-| A ” (7) Sports acu * (7) Who Do You Trust? copter some nine hours after he | ‘ this is required by the intern This ume to hand out the hard-) numbers were staged with un- : | On Safari . ee the icy waters | H | al situation.”’ dustry’s turn 5 ee j12:30 FY Search for Fomorauw l¢: a wake bee ae ee he iy colli- School Principa S ay situs x * * ‘ware, called ‘‘Grammys,” to its) usual imagination. b « 2) a | (4) (color) It Jould Be You.) a lactis t Ss between his 40-foot boat and | ° Premier Nikita Khrush-\deserving performers. I refer to the ubiquitous Bobby . (4) Death Valley Ways. (1) Love: That Reb. (4) aoe mires. a barge owned by Wikstrom Con- in Detroit Dec yee bev was ai interested listener. | While Handley’s one-hour color. Darin’s ‘‘Mack the -— a (7) Rescue 8. (9) Mary Morgan. (7) Bandstand. ion C ‘ bina : had specu- schedule—I suspect Ellington's “Anatomy of a Mur- ; ) q 
truction Co. 
Western sources here had spe ~ | cast ended on a - Driftwood's (9) Afri¢ean Patrol. °-45 (9 iding Light. (4:15 (2) Secret Storm. . 
| ; this) tape hetped—it still ger’ and Jimmy ri 7:30 (2) Masquerade Party. in o) News . 4:30 (2) Edge of ee aera Navy. 4 Scent Pontiac will send seven pt why i Tesinee Nanhdrewal of couldn't ayoid a major boo-b0o. “Battle of New Orleans. (4) R. Diamond. 1:00 (2) Our Miss Bake (4) Split Personality the Royal Navy, w in {gates to the annual meeting of the vis rt of the 50,000 to 80,000) © hen Van Cliburn | ~ & * : SnD E : 
: Nae , , his came when oe eae poil sab laa 45 3) ante ane hl cagueed i. Michigan Association of Secondary Sawhet “soldiers still in Hungary | aad a shambles of the classical ss Meredith Wilson was hand/- : | pee a a ‘ t ' Lititnle. s ‘ : } = Oy altion Dollar Movie. — rere Bingo. ~  }5:00 (2) Movie. ; Pacific, set out Saturday mid- — eh ir among 600 edu- He is expected to address the con-| | usie awards by reading from capped by a static script and noth Adventure: Glenn Ford, a: 30 (2) As The World Turne (4) (eolor) George Pierrot. night for Fighting Island, a jcators to gather for the Dec. 2-3 gress Tuesday. ji“ . h, fo me i Frank Lovejoy, §=“The, (7) Topper. (9) Looney Tunes. ey ee ee ee sian if Ciel. Kadar, Hungarian party chief, — gs them right, though, [°F DIALING AND FILING: Americano,” (°55). 7 58 “a Faye Elizabeth. | 5: 30 (7 Rin Tin Tin kanal gaat gare s ee th saree ae — CBS-TV’s filmed ere va ‘ : ee — — ees OO building a wa ‘ als in c 
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Detroit. Png ¥ cen W. Staley, | failure to settle raegpennmte r ’ inighiged sae h coin fier 4k (7) Storybook (cont.). 
The collision occurred as he | \Central: Philip J. Wargelin, North- | sues. He said ge heise si FCC Warning lien doen. Confronted by a middle 19) Mowe egan at " n @| es ePeronenes the eee | iern; George Yansen, Madison; | advocates mutual obvious ref- commercial, Field Marshal Mont- p.m.) | O Y ari land. From his bed in a * \William J. Lacy, Washington;| foreign ia in B 'gomery protested with: “We don't 8:30 (2) Father Knows Best. | 
Grace Hospital last night he gave ‘Theodore E. Wiersema, Eastern; | erence to U.S. forces United | red ant any conmeicil stuff in this. (4) Tales of Wells Fargo. | 
oes. ne Ewes. acco Conklin B. Bray, Jefferson: and | Kadar accused ‘ the sume tor | a lons ‘I think it's much too good. ot eee rammies pet Mee experiemuie Norman H. Kuijala of Lincoln. | States of spending huge and As Ed Murrow laughed, Monty (9k Movie (began at 7:50 WO * One of the chief speakers will agitation against impr A nder dded, “I think it’s the cat's p.m.) 
“IT managed to hang dnto the 4. the Rev. Robert Richards, conducting a debate fa the "United| Says Owners Knowing (hice ** But even Monty and ») | 
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i . = 9:09 (2) Danny Thomas. * HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Vocalist|ger was named best new artist ne chatny Lewne nut cree former Olympic pole _ vaulting by a ae the Hungarian issue. 6 Payola Are in Danger his fellow soldiers — Generals (4) Peter Gunn. ae i ajor trib-jof the year. His version of “Mack immediately became numb. (The — Nations o a States ot Fay rk Clark and Fridolin von (7) Bourbon Street (cont.)» Bobby Darin coexl annual “Cran the Knife’ was selected as the temperature at the water's sur- He also asserted vs a 5,000 of Losing Licenses a er—couldn’t halt that com- Don Messers Jubilee. _[utes at os Nation-|best record of 1959. face was 25 degrees). My clothes had drafted into the army 5,0 | Sneg % iy prementataons) hy the Dintion: ; were voted also, nd I couldn't Huxle Backs cheearen ‘Hungarians who took refuge in mercial blitz. 9:30 (2) Ann Sotherns. al Academy, of Recording Arts! Multiple Sees veeoe Fitzger-| “ere water-logged a Y ‘America after Soviet tanks WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Fed-' The rest of the show was mostly “ acu in Paradise. and Sciences‘ a “i Se eae and Artur Ru-| Pull myself up. WASHINGTON «?—Aldous ms crushed the uprising of 1956. ‘eral Communications commission: sterile and trite .. . poor Army. (7) : « * , HAD NO STRENGTH ley, Los Angeles writer, and. s radio and TV station own- Saturday's 43-12 loss 60. : instein. 
y, 148 : * * * jer say .|First came io ecu |_in a nationally preemie rin. nn x * | | struggled nearty three Hours ie ee nical | Nevertheless, Hungary wishes to/ers who have condoned pay part nae. . to Navy on NBC-TV and on Sunday, 10:00 (2) \gram Sunday night, the young s ; ini just then the boat floated |today joined 21 other persons | the ments to disc jockeys are in West Pointers lost to four rates ae, | Oe en ties ny dsl t the island and I was able to urging the Supreme Court to order|;resume normal relations a | ee jeopardy” of losing their rf re polis men on CBS-TV’s G.E. (7) Paradise (cont.). gold replica of the early day) to I knew trial for Caryl Chessman, United States and is ready to ' nna) ' 
drag myself ashore. & new (rial for Cary! « tel. hs in that direction, censes ‘College Bowl, 270-65. (9) Music (cont.). . gramophones. A total of 37 —_ shed on the island mdemned California ‘‘red light'to any lengths x *« , t the eee Steve Alen J ustice Black awarded this ue Oe oat tried ‘to get to it. I didn't bandit.” 'Kadar said. ———' Robert E. Lee said Laperiaige d of ii oun vocieg wae the: more (4) (color) Steve : presentation cere : me $$ 
nder-the-table payments to quiz s| A 1) Man With: Cainer, Still Debates te every have strength. 
laiee ockeys for playing certain jhumiliating . NBC-TV's “eo (9) Town Above. ape in New York City and Beverly “Every time'T stood up I fell 
ords or giving ‘‘sneak’’ com- | stodgy Friday night special, filled 11:00 (2) (4) (7) (9) News, ses. Quitting Court Hills. flat on my face. I kept mov- 
‘mercials are in direct violation of! Miracle on 34th Street’ high “0 __ Weather. See a ee Dae ing to Keep my circulation On WO FCC regulations. \with yuletide good will to 11:20 (2) Nightwatch Theater, Lansing (UPI) — Speculation |with Me.” was given two a top, going and stay awake. I kept 
{ these rules, he |PSychologists. “Musical: Eddie Cantor, Joa that a second Michigan Supreme _ best album of the year an ae thinking if I fell asleep I could 
ignorance oad ‘ accepted a ~*~ * * Spare SEK Kaeo Bei” elt ee me ate tice [performance by’ & ™ me never wake ae wala aive: | | said. aoe trom station owners in = Eq Wynn's portrayal of Santa ('48). fanned today when dustice » * times I thought I wou ve | ver ee en sihiek ye their licenses. ‘Claus contained too much Ed Wynn (9) Telescope. Eugene F. Black said he was Miss Fitzgerald paced all female it up, but I hung on. 
efforts to save thei ersight.. . Jack Benny and his guest, 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. ~ Mel “reappraising” his position on recording artists. Her single ree’ “After daybreak I saw a boat 
The House eee ae quiz Jack Paar, missed a fine oppur- (7) Shock Theater MelO- the court. ord of ‘“‘But Not For Me’ was and moved to attract attention. 
Jackson She died in subcommittee, whic ie \tunity for high comedy last night drama: Boris Karloff, * * * ‘selected as the best vocal per- I couldn't stand up but it sgemed From Our News Wires Trapp of Jacksc show rigging, will open rived on the CBS-TV half-tour. Routine “Frankenstein Meets the — piack, contacted at his i. incre by a woman. Her al- they saw me.” | Cold weather and scattered snow|Mason Genera] Hospital late Fri- pt ow _ flee ald stuff. Wolf Man.” ('43). Huron office, indicated mre bees bum. “Ella Swings Lightly, we The boat was a Wayne County ‘apparently combined to hold Michi-| |\day shortly after a car in which | In discussing age ede  islatiae . (9) Starlight Theater. Dra- justification for speculati ig. named best solo jazz work of the Roads Commission craft. Occu- an's traffic death toll at two vic- “| she was riding crashed into the, “I consider this a act . ma: Joan Crawford, Brian dustice John D. Voelker a ae year. pants saw Crutchley, but were tims for the weekend, one of the! ar of another auto and rolled of the orca thal. epmummitil’ Probe Family Deaths Aherne, “I Live My Life,’’| nation might be followed by * * * unable to reach him because of lowest figures in recent months. ("* . |which pee rd posit oak the mete 
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| a CS). a fellow with whom you Honors for song of the year wen the shallow water in the Oe This put the state’s over-all four- lover. ~*~ * * stations involved in serious jeop- Blasts When st ‘t harmony to Jimmy Driftwood, composer +iowever, they radioed the U. day Thanksgiving weekend toll st 23, of the pe " y 0 gun TUESDAY MORNING ——— = pertect you |Battle of New Orleans . Naval Air Station at Grosse Ile 12. Richard Bateman, /ardy. ‘ ‘ leaves, naturally It causes | ; ‘'s album, “Anatomy of was on the was killed Saturday, 
PI) — » Ellington's album, and a_ helicopter re. |Hastings area, 
Wis. (UU our “ajtuation a One drowning was also er sia however, MENOMONIE, oe) aes Come oo "a Murder,” took triple honors a t when his car collided with a pick-; The commission be sid- uest was scheduled today :30 (2) Contenenial Classroom piack said. best rformance by a dance x * | ported tm the state. ked stretch|that various factors will con: An ing deaths of a family . (color) * * * ow pest composition longer r " Crutchley | The first traffic victim of the) up truck on a snow-slicked stre ered by the FCC in imposing = “| into the shotgun cians eerie aud ¢:50 (2) Meditations. Voelker, author of the best. than. five minutes; best back- ee aad wan I moved ‘weekend was six-monthold Vickie’ o¢ 1137 south of Hastings. His wife, alties, including ‘‘the reasonable-|of four, called a triple 6:55 (2) On the Farm Front selling “Anatomy Oe ier ground score from a movie or TV. continued, ag | Katherine, 25, was injured. ness of management in trying to | suicide. « * 7:00 «4 a ho weld Gut to * 
-year- onia boy. avoid these abuses.”- . ank ee en a time to writing. * * 
° A tree-yoareld Iv found vee noted the FCC has jurisdic-) ty¢6 bodies of Raymond Fr: (2) TV College. anahe . le Hymn of the Re- . Lawrence St. Pierre, was r bel, 38, and their sons, 7) Bie Show The Battle Hy te €E ves 1S Ory in 2 back yard swim: |tion only over the station owner, |nic wife, Isabel, 38, ~ 1:2 a) Cartoon Classroom - . public” as sh m4 was 4 ee I | a ay aay five hours (but added: ‘‘We do, however, re-|pobert, 2, and pigeor! tet ” (7) Breakfast Time. Defends Self in Vain —s inane’ by a choral tw k Firing after his parents had reported (quire that he know what's going | found yesterday in : ngaroo. . . voted the best t e Or said he ap- ion.” onie home. 8:15 (2) Capt. Kang NEW YORK W® — A bandit 
. ‘ him missing. Police 
Chief Roy Schultz said it 8:30 7) Johnny Ginger. cotennd Victor Comacho's gro- or mone classical artists, “‘Rubin- 
parently climbed a five-toot fence Police the deaths of Mrs. Frank 21. G) ie ee ee cery store Sunday night and iin took two Grammies for his By EARL WILSON surrounding the pool, which was | 1. nation's three areem users ara the children were murder and (® Bold Journey. ‘ Comacho whipped dition of Beethoven s0- olumnist,| three blocks from his home. of steel are the automobile, con-|a \ suicide. . drew a gun. piano ren d —Fired Alan Freed airily asked this c , industries. the fourth a 9:30 +) Life of Riley. | out his own gun, fired, and the natas and Van Cliburn was cite NEW YORK—Fire story of the payola r traffic victims were: Juli-' struction and canning neue ee il inidlgn _ bandit fell. Police identified the (his recording of Rachmanin- Got a job for me”—and then told his own y silicon, — Sith 2 of Obama. Kile (2) Movie. ' | dead bandit as Raymond Bru- off's piano Concerto No. 3 probe that has left rock 'n’ roll... and me Friday when her car and a train e 1¢:00 (4) Dough Re Mi 28, who has been ar- x & * East Lansing rail- = rn knee i rested before om narcotics Here is a verbatim report, as Freed was gn molt ction : Ise ee 22 (! . “al 
road inte . 10:30 (9) Ding eae) School charges. Comacho was oe Pontiac Man Attends hopping from one address to another, map- a WO / (4) Treasw? Hun violation 
: ; 
: ‘ith homicide and : ley fight: { the Muskegon ees oy | Lom Lucy the an selina re botursiriol) Derense) Pat ” Oe pau Got a job for me, or something? ca bis mite” Megail 52, Walter) @ f r Pp otos ‘ 19 , 
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: area, , Os ree a | be did mot have a permit for John D. McCormick, 160 Mohawk) If you need @ good copy boy, I'm available. [4 ‘Giristiansen, 72, of Spring Lake, in ad ou O - { Charm. weapon. —_—__———~— Dr., recently attended a four-day) : that ABC radio has fired yOu|,.4q James Christiansen, 49, also (7) Lady o So 
’ defense and E.W.: Now 
i Thursday in 
oe ances bilization at t 
ive pay-|a two-car collision at a J} 2 1 Old Prench 
| and Defense Mobilization Staff eal public will conclude that you did receive pay valcke teienprrsne “Anyone could do it,” say aerial- jen catsending seek a a 4 — 
7 lege in Battle Creek. | ola gifts? 
than Jeanne E. Paucchert, 22, a le Malcolm Ross and Charles B. was at sunset Saturday,” Ross ya bog 
* * * FREED: I am no better or worse ver | Michigan State University coed | | Moore of their 15-mile weekend) said. “We could see it er 1} Stead ' | Chief of emergency planning for| a any of my fellow disc jockeys. I've ne from Detroit, her fiancee, nt into the stratosphere. \dark on earth and all the ig ata rca : oii arcing Maer Baas on taken a bribe. I would throw anybody | from Detroit. her fiancee au * & were coming on in the litle towne if Weseraer : : cave OG choy altended torn down the steps who suggested it. Somebody said to eee relic Wakes aes Ross, a commander in the Navy| and it was slates 9 Britons , various oe inching industry. If somebody sent you a Cadillac, would you_send it back? — gral head-on col- and Dr. Moore, a bps rode haba 2 Tronow 
various Ss, . 
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- instrument-filled go 24 Volcano fa the military and civil’ defense “1 said, ‘It depends on the by that? <a. S«CN deem Wenge plastic bation BILAN RCA Color TV 1g Sicily 
branch offices What do you mean by tha County. 
hs 2 Hepeacd novel 
_ OO risa I mean I wouldn’t take it for playing a record, but| John Priess, 39, of Pontiac, was feet where  Veose ircaght ok: SALES and SERVICE 2 More 
. Lake f I did somebody a hell of a turn inadvertently, helping a pied re Thursday when his car vl- of {he sate ‘ eap voor te femu-atedeie 4 Badgerlike. - Furniture Put Into La : any by playing a record for it, wouldn't I look like ai sae lided with a train at a grade cross- inch telescope. — SANT’ CONDON’S TV » More orderly 
Vandals entered a small cottage eciseding it? There is no law against this. What nae fa hin .|ing near downtown Oe a teed ‘WONDERFULL leasant’’ up 3 —_ el-H 17 Betore at the rear of Fred Garneau's ola in the disc jockey business, they call lobbying in Washing Joseph ae a 7 , ~ar__ It is fining pac — || FE 4-9336 = Across from Tei-Huren awenal 
Bey Pe fr Va- 
k and killed by a they said. ; : ciptent seat eigkin, Seupday Ugh: ton. * one aii in Detroit Wednesday mee aan ascended from Rapid 40 Australian 
Wrerooving » eof and several other ld you expintn your position in regard to/ night. City, S.D., at raed be hygr an anil COLOR TV ostric 
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WARSAW, Ind. W—A Michigan) 42” in a pasture about 30 miles Service organism 
into Woodhull Lake: g $ deny following the common s 4 killed and °#Y : 7 oe 
| | FREED: I would say I do not deny I do most vigorously |brother and sister were ood el inortheast of Marhattan. ' R di TV . Craton len in Waterford practice of not sending back <a ae onthe their parents jaaged - sail on * * * in west Swee S hadio : substatice t 19 Storehouse 38 iareeacs” \Boat Sto enn |deny chia ata aifterence between a gift and a bribe? other’ and smashed into a tree on) ie ais te alvategnenen 08 . i : ° fs 4. 52 Russian 4 Kinds o 23 Peace goddess sabe 424 Lamson St.,| E.W.: What’s the 
iles north of| OUS land- 422 W. Hus ad , dances Prench verb hie June Osborn, 4 
‘Here is a (Ind. 15, about 10 miles 86,000 feet—said the $4 Religious book ¢ Sewing tool ; Middle @ } Seaineed ‘Waterford Township, reported to) FREED: A bribe is when — myeelt ga on |Warsaw. k, 18, ling was ideal until surface wind 55 Antarctic sea 7 Pull vite 27 Place 4 eae . ‘township police that a brown $50 $100 bill. Lay on our record.’ But if I by myself, hit Killed were Carolyn Clark, | filled their emergency parachute. cm omg ll § peed vessel een wees 46 Primitive ‘rowboat was stolen from in front f rience, decide a record should be a hit, and her brother, Carlos, Jr., M jettisoned the belloon as SONOTON eo it Children 31 south M8 Obligation. ‘of her house last night. my * iain ca cele te turn down a gift of a bottle of Ann Arbor. dr coe dola touched ground, but fH g 1 Pitcher American Demure 
and p it, 
| the Cc OO earin HP tena 17 Coverings = aaa of whisky or something? 7 ithe parachute dragged their seven| Mia Qelnye . ee 
° ~— references to , \foot aluminum sphere a quarter. Free Hearing Tests . Teta: ‘Resigns at Hare’s ‘ty. “miter wae cue nn.? 
' - Today's Radio Prog a ee eee eer eel 5 ee enine te ’ t to me! And a few Mt (| Off yasn't hurt but Ross was) O WOAK (JIN) WATE (187) WON «ieee WARE. (1800) | Nineteen years of sweat, Ment len by the was for back taxes. ‘ emens ice on oD Helicopters whisked| LW (RO®) wws (960) ee - = rs 'mor And a governme , 
; miles to the Schil-} Rinse einnecniianntne -_ ow News. David ee es — x *& *® ; LANSING ®—Mrs. Evelyn Bak- hing Ae Fee Base hospital at | 6:00—WJR, Concert xe News, George bln A per actly how did ABC radio fire you? er has submitted her resignation for an = 1 t CKL E.W.: Ex y to| Salina, Kan., TONIGHT aw toe Kuwwien WPON NewE~ Casey WJBK. News, Reto FREED: They gave me till 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon | ‘as manager of the department fee's : . . = ; Hall 
It to my integrily.| ens, secre-| rest. ae, fat nee ee 8:20-—WJR Music ee ‘sign that paper which I thought was an insu office at reg nts Hare said) They went up to 81,000 feet to! WW) News ww newes ee, eee Elizabetb CKLW Rows. Davies 'I refused 
ltary of State | photograph Venus because at that | ews 
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| wae ped Rennett CKLW hopwood wre. —— ares. 3S ) E.W.: Precisely why did you refuse? today. ee jaltitude the atmosphere is ree of| a news) Sears WPON Mucte SoBe. News. Reid Le Aece’ meuhearaee -Pp ever been able to accept a station man- re said Mrs. Baker wrote that! dust particles that cause the s WIEBE ‘Raree oe —s parole adie te do something.’ Besides, Hare ed to relinquish the post|to twinkle. | GOT ‘0 . ant re * 4 WJM Dinner Date POM. tar } $:00—WJR, Composite ager telling me, ‘You've them out, (She w aughter » * WWJ Bob Maxqel! 1b:20- WIR Muste 730—WJIR, Jack Harris abd ge Maxwell ABC is not a Congressional committee. To feel do sign?’ for family reasons. prey to “It was the most exciting view| tl! — CKLW Knowles *oRLW. Mary Morgan cKLw Davies I called them back and said, ‘What happens if I do wht —- major | am WAR teen FUESDAT MORNING wii. om yas on They said; ‘We-1-I-1, that wouldn't make any difference. _ he added id she asked to be re-| VIIA AALALZLL LS 2. = Sonne 4 .,” WIR, Voice of Ag or Bob Lark 
are sai x ou \ no ie Guest Hou.e “ved, Mews, Roberts 2. hewn 8 Renal ii Isn’t THAT something? 
«x * The People of pects wid XYZ, Pred Wolf way :38—WJR, Composite r) 
Who Never UKILW \ewte J? caLw Rooster = CREW. Jes ~~ ww *Fwo News, French E.W.: What was your interpretation? oing| lieved of her responsibilities as, OOL WAR Wooatan wee ecws eheridse ‘ Davies | FREED: They figured out a long time = they were g soon as a replacement could be \ HIGH SCH ‘A WPON ‘nevilelian! bp a Early Bird ae ates Theater 4:00— WIR. tune Ban ‘to flush me down the drain. 
found. The request ee . pr are invited to write for FREE booklet. Tells how you can W. Joe Van WWJ, Dick Fren 
he department’s Detroit o School Diploma. tar @xtre 6:30—WJR, Music _ oat Ne Reid 2 M_ Shorr 
* * * by t ‘ your American WE ies Train WIBK News. Georee wean ars, ‘lowit ad ad E.W.: What do you see as your immediate sca ithout| ‘a8 he_ said. ,_" AT_HOME IN SPARE TIME Ne CKLW. Know  Newe w sp pededers 
ismissed w 
See ee eee a WPON Tommie | —_—o WPON. Carriage Trade fending myself against being d 
P,P. 11-90 F tor Muate FREED: Defending ade. . x. gun a Oe ae henge «| NEC IR Mime ter ‘Rtiw tus Dees = justification. Some very serious implications have been m lke Sets News Meeting MO. Box “Kensington Branch +08. WI. Composite wee, Oe, well — CKLW Bud Davies before this thing is over. SI Bookiet WW Ret Your WXYs News Davie ‘I'll wind up on the white horse t ; me your ee 39-Page High Schoo! ! GELS yet Georee FUSODAD AFTERROOR | | om pews __E.W.: We hear you plan to blow the whistle on a lot of) yi cuingron (UPI — se Sena th peace capi a0 WwWwy Mont ws WWJ. News, French 
nced today Nene. : i ae a iho R. News , w News, Wells 
thet Provident, Mimeebemer wil [DX meme oR es Morne es jek Be WON . News Casey v4 "Wea News, Haggert ZYR. Soorte, "Da vies network and hae hanger aan ? e ammunition for Wash-| eet President Elsenhower ~ 4 BARN pai cacscineecccenasuunes fesse PREM... 5. is s0ais y. Ji, Music, Hall AYZ, Paul Winter IK. News, Musi Erni FREED (laug . Pat a news conference at 10: we wan woes teow | RYE hewn wot) | WARE Kinney Stereo on nes wan {ington and the District Attorney, will you? i= ant eens, edhe dd “wws Monitor GIBE News Gecree WON, News. Lewis $:00—WJR, Music Hall (Copyright, 1959) / ze, ee 
CKLW, 8. ; ica i 100 WIR Roberts | 12:80LWUR, Time Out Mustel WCAR. Sports ! ’ “yen hte sounae ame : . , 
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THIRTY-SIX 
Works Long Hours, Pushés Aides   
Rothman Tough in Labor Cases 
© By NORMAN WALKER 
® WASHINGTON «—Stuart Roth- 
Man, enforcement chief of the na- 
tion's newly stiffened labor-man- 
agement relations laws, figures 
he's not doing his job unless he 
puts in a 12-hour day 
A somewhat shy and deceptively 
@biet “lawyer's lawyer,’ Rothman 
at 45 actually is a bundle of en 
aggy driving himself and a large 
Walf to beat back the flood of 
labor dispute cases deluging Wash 
maton 
* * * 
His typic#l day is 7 a. m. to 
7% p. m. but his arrival at the of- 
fice sometimes tops off a couple 
@ miles walk to work, and his 
mghtly departure just as well 
ciuld be midnight Saturdays, 
even Sundays, are often workdays 
  ~ This Spartar regime, enforced 
on occasionally | unwilling 
workers, caused a bit of eyebrow 
lifting arvund the capital a few 
years ago. Rothman then was 
jm charge of policing the over. 4! 
time penalty provisions of the 
wage-hour act. 
But Stu, as he is known to 
friends, is a man in a hurry with 
eut, apparently, any time to 
waste. - * * * 
As general counsel of the Nation tothman appointed co- 
STUART ROTHMAN 
Labor Relations Board 
the federal 
ment relations laws 
ment officials have 
power. labor-manaye 
Few tering 
was to the Rothe 
man is a virtual czar in adminis- 
govern 
such absolute 
  
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has complete say-so on prosecuting some stiff employer objections 
unfair labor complaints 
brought by practice 
either employers 01 
labor 
Neither the NLRB itself nor the 
courts can overrule Rothman’'s de UNIONS 
cisions on going ahead or dropping 
such complaints. It's a power often 
questioned but one Rothman says 
he has assumed humbly. He says 
* * * 
He has issued instructions that 
each case shall be investigated 
thoroughly and “each determina 
tion and disposition shall be based 
upon 
side merit, uninfluenced by out 
pressures and extraneous fac- 
tors 
Rothman is administering not 
only the Taft-Hartley Law pro- 
visions but the labor-manage- 
ment revisions contained in the 
new labor law just passed by 
Congress. These include tougher 
anti picketing and boycott bans. 
Born April 14, 1914 in St. Paul, 
Minn., Rothman was graduated at 
the head of his law class at the 
University of Minnesota. He later 
received his master’s degree in 
law at Harvard and studied public 
administration. He Minneso- 
director and then 
a decade in various 
agencies Was 
ta’s housing 
served nearly 
‘federal housing 
* * * 
or chief at- 
department 
administra 
wage-hour 
for He became solicitor 
forney, in the 
early in’ Risenhower’s 
tion, and headed the 
administration simultaneously 
a short period labor 
It was in his labor department 
jobs that Rothman irked some 
management representatives. He 
began enforcing various federal 
labor laws like 
been enforced before. 
He blacklisted stacks of employ- 
ers from doing business with the 
government because of their vio- 
lations 
His vigor carried the 
NLRB with his transfer last sum 
mer 
Too much inertia around here,’ 
Rothman said, and since then he 
has got his 1,242-man staff jump- 
ing. It used to take 120 days to over to 
process an unfair labor practice 
complaint. Rothman’'s rule is. 45 
days or less 
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WASHINGTON (UPI) 
of 44,370,000) Americans 
rolled in schools colleges in 
October, the Census Bureau 
vesterday. This year’s enrollment 
compared 1.900.000 A record 
were ©.) 
and 
said 
with one of 
last year and showed increases in 
all grades [rom_ kindergarten 
  through college   
  
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  5 ~~ Williams Raps 
be » National GOP Says Republicans Fail 
in Lack of Direction and 
Publicizing America     PHILADELPHIA ## — Michigan 
Gov. G. Mennen ‘Williams — said 
Sunday the Republican admini- 
Stration “has given neither the 
|world nor the American people a 
iclear image of America, its great 
goals and purposes.” 
“The national administration 
does us a great disservice by not 
COMFORT is key for tree-trim- articulating the aspirations of our 
ming party. Hostess (right) democracy,”’ the Democratic chief wears washable suit blouse of executive said in remarks at ithe 
tycora paired with olive green Citizenships Awards dinner. 
skinny pants while her friend Never before. Williams said 
wears cable-stitched ~ cardigan i : : “could lack of direction prove so with slim-line t 5 ne ski disastrous as today’’ when the big 
. ; powers move toward a summit 
Will Exchange Culture conference 
“The noise of Khrushchev’: LONDON 
Russia have (UPI) 
negotiated a new one- Britain and 
challenge has been heard around 
the world,”’ he added. ‘‘We can't 
afford to answer that challenge 
with a shattering silence — also cultural exchange and 
the year pact 
will sign formal *agreement to proceed with a sense of purpose 
and a national direction without 
which ‘‘we are out of step with 
our own heritage and out pf step) 
with today’s world.”’ | 
“He called’ on summit conferees| 
to negotiate for conditions which) 
promote the probability that eaca 
nation will choose the system | 
under which it wants to live 
* * * 
Williams added 
“Tl am willing to live with 
Khrushchev—but not on his terms 
Nor do I demand that he live on 
my terms.” 
To Be King’s Guest 
RABAT, 
Sekou 
here Morocco (UPI)—Presi-! 
Toure of Guinea will 
Tuesday on the way 
home tour of the United 
States, Britain, West Germany and 
Russia. ‘An official announcement 
said he would spend five: days in 
Morocco as guest of King Moham- 
med V. dent 
stop 
for a 
Protest Against Israel 
DAMASCUS, United Arab Re- 
public (UPI) — Several thousard} 
persons demonstrated against I:- 
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