. They’ve Given 559 Years th, Pontia¢ 
City Banquet Honors. 19 Public Servants 
   
      
  
  
  
Ready to 
LANSING (?—Angry. House members ordered 47 ab. sentees returned to Lansing today—by State Police if 
necessary—for a climactic showdown on taxes.” 
Democratic and Republican House leaders launched a concerted drive for a 50 to 60 million dollar tax pack- ciate ckerrsenitcnpt 
Send Police 
Alter 47 Absentees    
  
    
  
  
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Negotiate Here 
on Bus Strike 1. P.M. Talks Follow 
Yesterday's Vain Bid. 
in Kalamazoo 
Representatives, of the struck | 
National Bus Lines, Inc. and union 
officials were to meet at 1 p. m. 
today at the Waldron Hotel in an 
effort to. settle -the four-day-old 
strike by drivers and mechanies of 
the company. 
* * * 
No progress was reported. in 
negotiations at Kalamazoo yes- 
terday, the. first of three meet- 
ings scheduled by the state La- 
ber Mediation Board. 
A similar session is scheduled 
in Saginaw tomorrow in an effort 
to settle the dispute which has tied 
up bus service at all three cities. 
_* * * : 
The union wants an increase in 
pay and fringe benefits for 110 
drivers and mechanics in the three 
cities. The company has- offered 
to continue the present pact.-—— bs 
M. R. Biddle, company opera- state through next year. 
said at Kalamazoo’ tions Manager, 
yesterday his firm wants -to nego- 
tiate separate but not joint con- 
tracts ‘with the three locals of the 
AFL-CIO Amalgamated Asgn. ot 
Street, Electrical, Railway and’ 
Motor Coach Employes. 
x * * 
“That's the way we've heen 
doing it for the Bex: 2 saad 
said. 
  sign a joint contract covering all 
three operations. 
* *: * 
Walter Wall, union international | 
representative, told newsmen at 
the end of yesterday's gession: 
“There's nothing new to report. 
We're still deadlocked | and just 
where we started.’’ 
News Flashes   
HAVANA (® — Frank Austin | 
Young, American fugitive from 
the army barracks at Pinar del 
Rio was arrested today at a | 
Havana hotel. 
ee 
SOMBRA, Ont. 
shooting of former General Mo- | 
tors Corp. Vice President Harry ‘| 
W. Anderson by his friend and | 
business associate, former GM 
President Harlow Curtice, was 
ruled accidental today by a cor- 
ener’s Sery. _ The | — 
a [quick cash into the treasury. ~fage—nearly double the size 
of a Senate-approved plan. 
‘Bills to implement the pro-" 
igram were moved ip to 
~ | passage stage in debate this, 
jroorning   * o* | 
) But a — rate of absenteeism 
‘stymied an early vote. 
Thirty-three of 54 Democrats 
and 14 of 55 Republicans were 
| missing from the seats for the 
| opening roll call. Fourteen strag- 
glers showed up later. 
“It's a disgrace ‘to this House 
when only 62 members show up 
when they know some important 
votes on taxes are coming~up,’’ 
said Rep. Allison Green of King- 
ston, GOP floor leader. 
Oe ok ot 
| “Tt may well be the day of de- 
cision on whether we have any! 
taxes in 1959." 
Lawmakers directed Sergeaat- 
at-Arms dohn Klingeaberg to 
round up absentees and dispatch 
State Epic for any who balked. 
Rep. * Clyde. Cooper (R-White 
Cloud) ‘was reported in Florida.’     hartel hes through the str ~ of New Delhi as Ike arrives for House strategists in- both parties 
lgreed the Memiion dollar pack, age of nuisance taxes passed last 
week by the Senate fell short of} 
figure needed jo carry the) Se a 
To Ask Allies: t, 
“Ie 1 Promises Aid to Friends   
|». Bat they dittersd om ways of | 
rans Beef Up Support x ‘ NEW. DELHI, India (AP) —| There were 17 interruptions for 
At the urging of a Gop caucus, } ‘President Eisenhower reminded applause but some were mere rip- 
NATO Defense. Should 
Be Shared More Evenly, 'Republican-controtled committees 
yesterday released bills which linvites aggression, and said a'desk . thumping 
' would add about 24 million dollars’ ‘strong United States is ready to’ seconds. lasted only 
        jto the Senate package. _ Herter Maintains...» <jeometo thecaid of its trends. gigcest waxp 
More than halt the new money Se okay wee 
| would come from a one-mill | W ASHINGTON (UPD He told the Indian Parliament Eisenhower got. his biggest hand | 
  when; ‘tis volee rising strongly, he 
    heost inthe y trim (of “State Christian A.’ Herter said/the United States, 1s SE eects: chise fee, good for 13 million |today the United States will ask gg@ search for genu ne sol tae 2 édtlars. * ‘Allies at the NATO \ mest. ment but is maintaifing ‘strong In the name of humanity can) 
fect. ig/ing next week: to take on @ larger forces against aggression. jwe * join in a Syear or a] 
lead the nitiey a <- state toe ishare of the over-all burden of| “They serve not only for our- Te ivtees ee atin ust “de | 
pac and -vollect a febate through | defending the. West. Se See, cur Stands and’ plies, | ae of the vast 7 Can we not | He said the United States will) whe, like us, have perceived this | es ie ah we 
tax credits in 196] “ 1962. learry out in full its share of the apply ourselves to the removal or 
danger: They 40 serve ter defen- | reduction of the causes of tension 
‘that exist in the world? * * 
| Another bill would ‘sat nearly: 
2% million dollars by taxing mo-   ‘commitments, but believes that the sive purposes only,” he said. 
growing strength of western Euro- The members of Parliament ap- } 
to “All th ‘reati f torists $2 for every moving pai take et ne dark them | planded frequently. But there was gev ernment, *. . . r ‘ shea. and 
| violation, cost. ~ “hot a sound "when the President! 10 isned by governments. Na- spoke of the fruits of weakness. 
Herter expressed the views at with the ¢ reats Of Red China in 
a news conference two days be- ing it was possible they ‘were ve _ fund to pay the cost Of State Po- | fore flying with other cabinet chaien by his remarks. y propaganda and pressure. 
j Hee trafthic patrel. | officials to Paris for the NATO | x * * The President declared the 
The GOP plan also called for) council’ of maialetece which be- , Nor was there any audible re-/ United States is committed to a 
‘liquidation of the veterans trust) “zins Tuesday. ‘action when the President made céaseless search for disarmament} 
\fund to pour 40 million dollars in| He declined to say what specific’ clear American determination to and that “controlled universal dis. 
jareas would be involved in the | provide adequate forces to resist. armament is the imperative of 
forthcoming discussions on bur den-', sgtession, though it-seemed plain our time.’ A third would shift s% Ilion tions would never feel them if 
dollars from the motor tase they were given freedom from 
  
    ‘ . Sharing. ihe was referring to India from xe * 
They i Take Big Step —e ~ Red China. But, he said, oweakae ss in arms 
TAIPET (Ptisatoolst Smuggle-Struggle Rtecnhower souke te 4. flat voraionor exidrmlly manigulated | Chinese paratroop Capt. Cheng | | meeting of the Indian Parlia- "Or ve - P | Ching-lien will observe his wed- | JERSEY, Channel Islands ment, which for weeks has been The~s mech. ossibly the most ding Saturdayby Jeaping from | (UPI)—A. F. Cumming, Jersey's | disenssing what attitude India Aaa ke bor make “om he 
an airplarie with” his bride. The | customs chief, complained yes- | should take toward China. This | lap tepiitle Siemney n 7 . 
woman, Miss Feng Hsiu-ying, is | terday that visitors to the island | week it upheld Prime Minister | 
a member of a Formosan moun- | were smuggling Scotch whisky.: Nehru’s policy, which is a go- PN 
tain tribe and has completed | in wine bottles. Not cricket, you | slow attitude of firmness, pre- more et ehru for 
basic retains training. ; know. “ Gthinveeesmaisacitpare ai, ientsea poteduans. . = White, House press secretary 
< . ‘spokesmen refused to disclose 
‘anything about the talks) Hagerty”   
‘The honor roll was long last ‘said. there would be further talks 
land. itis tooearly to say any- 
thing about~them- 
Exhilgrated by the colossal 
weleome in New Deihi, the Presi- 
ed to the thos of the late wltertwas formet Fire ‘Chie John ¥.| city ‘nurse; Arthur B, Amsden, |den{ appeared chipper as he be-    
            
     
   
Several Upper Peninsula law- - ‘ AP Wirephote makers also were missing. i INDIAN SIGN — Wildly cheering throngs press near the car a five-day visit, The crowd nearly surged out of control in their souet DIFFER — | carrying President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Jawa- enthusiasm over the U. S. President's arrival, Flowers tossed by ee t 
the multitude can be seen strewn over the car’s hood 
Warns India of Weakness day that started with a wreath 
| laying and tree planting in 
India today that weakness in arms ples. At the end the applause and/ honor of Mohandas K. Gandhi. 
20; Indian authorities, alarmed by 
ithe overpowert demonstration. 
iby perbaps 114 niillion people who 
turned out to the. President 
‘Wednesday, ca in thou8ands of | 
jextra police to handle crowds dur-| ‘ing the rest of the visit. 
* * * 
The President spoke in a strong, 
CRear voice, 
his text 
He was most ‘eloquent and’ un-| 
equivocal on the problem of dis 
armament. 
‘The demand for it by the hun. 
dreds of millions whose chief con 
cern is the long future of them- 
selves and their childfen will, 1] 
hope, become universal and 
insistent that no man, no govern- 
ment can withstand it,’ he said SO | 
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often departing from, Pontiac Airport -as 2nd Maior By PETE LOCHBILER 
Pont‘ac has been authoritatively recommended for a # i 
  prime role in the forthcoming jet. age. | 
Pontiac Municipal Airport—or perhaps a choice ink 
‘near it—-would make a good site for a major je t airfield, 
‘a kind of second Detroit Metropolitan Airport. 
_ So said a group of experts today in outlining the main 
, conclusion of the first teachnical study of the South- 
eastern Michigan metropolitan area’s future alr trans- 
portation needs. j 
_The bombshell recommendation was revealed at an. 
——“tair-minded meeting called 
Michigan 
C. of C.. 
in Action 
LANSING (AP) —The Michigan 
State Chamber of Commerce set 
up shop today as the first unified 
‘voice of business in the state in: 
more than 20 years. An ill-fated 
predecessor petered out in the. 
1930's. 
“ae Piloting the new organization 
after unanimous election vyester- 
day as president was Robert P 
Briggs, 
of Consumers Power Co., 
a 70-man board of directors, 
Briggs, 
Michigan vice president, executive. vice. president | 
aided by: ‘by the. six-county Super- 
visors Inter-County: Com-. 
‘mittee to present a cold, 
hard appraisal of the area's 
airport system. 
The hombshell recommendation 
was revealed at an air-minded 
meeting called: by the six-county 
Supervisors Inter-County Commit- 
tee to present a cold, hard ap- 
praisal of the area's airport sys 
tem. 
| Keverberations of the an- 
| Rouncement promised to echo 
and re-echo across north Qak- 
land County like the crack of a 
jet smashing, the sound barrier 
-for a long time to. come. 
But the area will have a long 
a former University of time to get used to the idea, if 
joined it is adopted, said Paul Brown, a 
Consumers on the top. executive Member of the aviation consultant 
level in 1951 He is a director of itm of Landrum & Brown, which 
‘the Federal Reserve Bank of Chi-'made the study. 
cago. He lives in Jackson. | The Pontiac jet airport won't be 
. The founders set their sights on needed for about 10 years, he said. 
improv ing the state’s business cli-| 
mate, 
Michigan itself — its government, | 
laws 
ot the “urban sprawi.”’ ad 
“We're not anti anybody or 
anti-any regres. We just an A Be 
job to be done,” Briggs told 
newsmen, “We propose to be a 
| strong organization for the bet- 
terment of Michigan and its econ- 
omy.” 
One employment goal mentioned | 
was 100,000 new jobs a year. 
An atmosphere of optimism per- 
vaded the organizing session,! 
‘which proceeded like clockwork! 
along lines laid out by a 32-man, 
steering committee 
Attendance, expected to be 500, 
swelled to nearly 700 with late! 
arrivals among business and pro-| 
fessional men and local Chamber 
(Continued on Page ?, Col. 1) 
Yuletide Gift Suggestions   
Little Things Mean a Lot By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor in part through improving | 
, schoo! structure and handling About then, Brown told the 
meeting at Botsford im in 
Farmington, Metro Airport will 
be so busy that a second major 
| airport will have te be developed 
_| im the area. te ‘help thandie—-the——- 
dedicated mostly to airline service, 
ibut perhaps to corporate and cargo 
juse, too 
|\DEPENDS ON DEMAND 
Landrum & Brown estimated 
lthat the area's second big jet air- 
field would have to be developed 
‘between 1970 and 1975. The exact 
time depends on demand, the firm 
said. 
Pontiac appeared to he the 
only likely place the area could 
build another big airport, it was 
indicated in a preliminary out- 
line to today's report. | toad. 
| One that can handle jets. he 
jsaid—perhaps one that could be 
f 
|. To handle jets safely. the second 
airport would have to be a good 
distance from Metro Airport é9 
flying patterns wouldn't overlap, it 
was indicated 
The exact site—whether the air- 
port itself or some nearby more 
adaptable place—could only be de- 
termined properly, Brown said, by 
a more detailed study of the area 
in advance of the construction date, . | So you can’t buy her a mink stole this year' Most There are other good possible 
YOU. 'was delivered after he had talked women will settle for far less when the gift comes from sites, but little likelihood that they ‘could be used, it continued. 
Selfridge Air Force Base or the . The big news in jewelry this Christmas is the tiny general area of East Detroit in : James. C. Hagerty and Indian diamond pendant, which is replacing the little pearl Macomb County were indicated as 
pendant. Prices depends upon the size of the stone and “ternates to the Pontiac site. the setting. 
Brocaded satin blouses are wonder ful teammates fOr was’ noted. 
velvet slacks.or skirts. Don’t+—— - 
know her size? Take a look 
jinsjde one of her blouses in   
night. It numbered 19 public serv~ 
ants who collectively have given. 
599 years of service to Pontiac. ~Baetwolf, Police Department ser-|Schroeder, who retired after 48) 
geant, and the late by a Lee, ot years in-the Fire Department. 
worker, : 33 years, -and David Spivay, 17 gan the _Feunds of a crowded | 
Max = 
Others. honored: | years, both In the DPW; ae 
Bauman, 24 years; Peter Ange- 
  The city employes — some of! 
whom have already retired this 
year, others who wil end. their 
eareers Dec. 31 — were honored 
in the Elks Temple at the first 
city-sponsored retirement comers 
in thrée years. 
~<Sixteen male retirees and one 
woman. were. present id ne 
certifical of appreciation 
Mayor *Pailtp E. Rowston, 
   The man eo Ane Tost servicel * Mrs. Ursula Skinner, 19 years, (Continued on Page 2, Col: 6) Indic N.Y. Lawyer 
in Johansson liff 
NEW YORK ? — Vincent 4. 
« Velella, a New York lawyer and 
head of a fight promotional firm,     
     
              
York County grand jury 
: two-count charge of perjury. 
= oR 2S ‘ 
The 45-Year-+ld head of Rosen: 
sohn ‘Enterprises, Inc., was al- 
jeged to have been a “front” for 
goons Fat Tony) Salerno, an       
q Pod Pa Patterson at Yankee Sta- : et June . 26. 
  
  _ | today was indicted by a New 
=6 everything at the flick ofa - the closet: the label in back 
‘usually tells. 
Other clothes that might receive 
‘a ‘warm Welcome are 
belts; fur collars with pearl trim; 
matching sweater and skirt 6uft- 
fits; or a hairpin lace head scarf. 
f * * * 
Tf she sews, why don’t yon get 
i her a buttonhole attachment for 
her old machine? Of course, a 
brand. new~- machine that does 
switch would be nice. 
+ One store is showing soft little: 
leather pouches for cigarettes. At~ 
‘tached to them is either a lighter’ 
lor a key case. These colored 
pouches are to be used in another 
purse or as they are. 
* * * 
Does she play golf? 
golf bag cover or a cleaning and.” 
conditioning kit for -her eee leopard 
Get her a_ Mid-40s to. Dominate 
‘Area Weather Scene 
Friday willbe mostly cloudy | 
with high temperatures hitting the 
mid-40s 
predicts a high of 47 for the Pon.) 
tiac area, , 
Mostly fair with a low of 34 is 
tonight's forecast. Cloudy with 
occasional rain is the outlook for 
Saturday. —— 
Westerty winds at 11 miles an 
hour at 10:15 a.m., will become | 
light variable tonight and south- 
easterly at &-14 noiles an_hour | 
Friday. 
Twenty-eight was the lowest re- 
cording in downtown Pontiac pre., 
‘ceding 8 am. At 2° p.m... the 
‘mercury read 45. — 
    SEI 
In Today’ s Press_ ‘The U.S. Weather Bureau’ “_ 
both sites out, There are objections, 
that ténd to rule 
If Selfridge continues to be 
used as a _milifary jet base, any 
other Macomb County site would    
           
      
     
       
                   
   
      
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  _be too close _for..satety, it ie. = 
figured. And past opposition to 
an airfield jn the Warren area 
apparently makes chances of 
| suceeeding in the East Detroit 
| area negligible, 
‘And the Department of Defense; 
Brown said. has indicated that it 
intends to hold onte Selfridge in- 
definitely. 
The preliminary outline gave 
‘this conclusion: 
“The new. second major” inter. 
area airline airport should: be fo- 
cated in the general area of Pon- 
(hac. or in the East Detroit area 
pending a change in the military. 
iptanning , for Self irkige Air rae 
| Base.” ~~. 
Although the major recortiivieig- 
dation of the report was a long- 
‘range one, the current m     
develop~ — 
iment at Pontiac Municipal - ua 
seen Was hot ignored. 
For the next 10 years, the aren 
(Continued on _ 2, Col. 5) 
  
F eae glassware and silver in a match- ‘ve 
ting pattern at @ local shop. Clean 
out the shelves Christmas Eve and 
give the old-dishes to the next rum-| 
Mage sale. — 
ft alee lovee to ent by-cnnitle- 
light, buy her a sét-of multiple: 
candlesticks, These break down 
te single sticks, if wana 
Then there's always ‘perfume. 
Perfume - companies: outdo - them. 
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ations of the sdciety for a year 
This will be matched by a 
grent from the Ford Foun- 
given as part of a larg: 
to the Legal. Aid So- 
of the American Bar Assn. 
The local soviety,     
  County Bar Asso. 
“unable to afford aftor- 
‘dh civil cases. An office in 
| the ¢ atiorial ‘Building in Pontiac 
to be operied next! is 
month. 
“We are very grateful to the 
- Junior League members and the! 
Ford Foundatior! for the commv- 
“nity, not ur apace wad Cart 
Pes yT ie 
Tgbeatan, reser ot Da Fractment will be the conamaenity teat | | 
will benefit,” he said. 
The $12,000 will be used to de. 
fray a $13,500 first year budget, 
‘mostly for salaries for a lawyer, ' 
  
5 Its Officers — From Page One)        
   pus of the state. 
Pontiac delegation to the 
Meeting consisted of John W. 
Hirtinger, manager of the Pon- 
tiac Area Chamber ef Com- 
merce; Harry J. Woodman of 
the GMTC Federal Credit Union; 
Albert W. Holcomb, vice presi- 
dent of the Community National 
Bank; William J. Hart, WPON 
manager; Edward E. Wilson, 
IN president; Bruce J. An- 
of Roy Annett Inc.; and L. 
Utley of Cutting "Tools & 
fies Inc. 
Annett, president of the Pontiac 
Chamber in 1951, was elected di-. 
x representing Oakland Coun- 
ty"S district. He livés at 2799 Syl- 
van Shores. 
To head off possible friction, De- 
troit area representation on the 
board, carefully chosen from eight 
geographical districts, was restrict- 
@d basically to 22 men, plus two 
" gnembers at icrge. 7 
“Bylaws were adopted to limit fi-| H- Silk of Toronto said he hoped ithe daring breakout, might be in|Dearborn in 1965 and Ann Arbor in re —- 
nancial support of any one mem- 
ber company to protect against 
domination by big business inter- 
ests. A-precise dollar figure was to 
be-worked out. 
At a brief first meeting, the 
bourd set about recruiting a staff, 
property to be headed by 
an executive vice’ president and 
situated in Lansing. 
“dubcommittees will report to the} 
full board Jan. 12 in Lansing. y the members of the | 
being de- 
by attorneys of the Oak- 
will offer, 
free legal assistance to county 
4 Michigan CofC. 
erce officials from all sec- 
  jer.” a secretary ‘and general operating 
expenses, he said. The Oakland 
Bar group will pay the balance of 
The. funds will be for a one-year 
idemonstration, Ingraham said, 
atter which it is hoped the sociery 
‘will be supported by the Pontiac 
Area United Fund and United! 
Community Services in Detroit 
Ingraham, .a Birmingham. attov:. 
ney, said with the two grants the 
society's board of directors must) 
jnow set up rules of, eligibility for 
the free legal aid 
It will only apply to civil cases: 
because those citizens involved i) 
criminal cases and unable to af-| 
ford an attorney, are provided one , 
on request. The county pays for 
these services; 
Curtice Sees     
  Canada’s Inquest Into} 
| Anderson Death Likely, 
to Be Concluded Today 
, SOMBRA, Ont. (UPI) — An in- 
{quest into the fatal shooting of a, 
‘retired:General Motors vice presi-, 
{dent by ex-GM President Harlow | 
H. Curtice was expected to be 
‘concluded today in this little On-' Crippled Children.    SANTA REMEMBERS ALL—Santa Claus was 
the center of attraction yesterday at the Elks 
Temple when he dropped ip at the annual Christ- 
-mas party of the Oakland County Society for 
More than 350. handicapped 
is 
Penne Rie Dae 
” youngstérs each eolaieed a hearty ‘‘Ho, ho, ho’’ 
and special gifts. Santa’s weleome inspired mixed 
emotions (as can be seen above) — awe, ‘shy- 
ness, laughter — but all were delighted by his 
  
“Ttario community. 
* * 
The opening vesion yesterday | 
iin the shotgun death of Harry W. 
| Anderson before a jury of five men! 
|was concerned with details of the, 
| duck hunting accident. 
' urtice watched Ontario au- 
| thorities reconstruct events lead- 
' ing up to the accident on Nov, 18 
in a duck blind off Ste. Anne 
Island in Lake St. Clair, Still Hunt 
tor Seven 
Escapees 
‘IVY BLUFF, N.C. (AP)—Po- 
lice in two states counted 12 of 
A replica of ‘the blind Curtice | North Carolina's worst prisoners 
and Anderson were in was brought | behind bars today, leaving seven’ 
before the jury and two officers’ ‘still at large. 
re-enacted the fatal shooting in) The 12 surrendered without a 
ithe mock blind. « +. struggle in Virginia and Ohio aft- 
48 hours of freedom. 
escaped Tuesday “er hardly 
Curtice then testified about the They 
shooting in which Tie said his 
friend of 30 years “lurched” into on, here. 
his line of fire just as Curtice 
fired at“some ducks. A huge manhunt focuséd on an 
Authorities emphasized they did area 20 miles west of Roanoke, not question that the shooting was, \Va., where several ‘of the escap- 
not an accident, and made it clear| ees were believed surrounded. The! 
the hearing was “just routine. from the 
* * * 
  Deputy Attorney General Eric jof the desperate ringleaders in| 
| te evelve from the testimony the pocketed group 
some guides to hunting safety. Local officers and the FBI, 
Curtice suggested again that |corralled eight of the original 20 
“there should be just one gun in a |i? Virginia 
iduck blind—maybe just one hunt-| open Lee Council, 
However, others disagreed Ville. N. ¢ 
‘and said they did not feel hunting | lyears for 30, Fayette-| 
Negro serving 20-25 
armed robbery, was 
  | laws needed changing because of taken as he walked along a high- the accident. ay near Rustburg, Va.,_ this 
morning. 
Earlier, four others were cap- 
tured in Cambridge, Ohio. One 
was taken Tuesday in North Car.) Newsman Dies ‘ that Pontiac's will be at the end! 
‘Ivy Bluff maximum security pris-/ Eye Jet-Age Airport Role (Continued From Page One), ‘Supervisors, that the county step 
lis going to need secondary air. into the Pontiac Municipal Airport; 
ports, too — more or less the ‘size 
a financier, 
of next year’s improvements, the h 
outline said * e ter- -county group’s subcommittee | 
a — om aviation. It was this body Detroit City Airport and fields 
‘near Ann Arbor, Port Huron and tates ora. red the air transpor- 
Monroe are also counted on as y 
secondary fields . | The: six-thonth study cost $30,000, | 
; | split equally by the Inter-County 
There were other meves ree- 'Committee, the State Department ommended over the next 15 oan | Detre 
| to help the area meet the de Board ct Commerce. the a 
mands of the jet age — one of them affecting the Representatives from al? these 
| ham-Bloomfield Hills area. groups were at today’s meeting, |/¢ jas were Pontiac’s Mayor Philip} 
| A heliport should be located in! Rowston, City Manager Walter 
this vicinity by 1965, the outline! Willman and Homer D. Hos-| 
‘and~northwest Detroit next year,!pal Airport. 4+weekend at se@luded Haven Hill 
-|J. Megel, 
picture—both as a planner and as! Lodge in Highland Township. . 
. It will be the second in a series 
{sf grnnes ened to Seay 
  Announced . 
invitations to the Friday through 
Sunday education conference 
were; ss 
John A. Hannah, Michigan State. 
University president: 
Jones, University of Michigan edu- 
cational administration professor; 
cation psychology professor; Carl 
Chicago, president of 
American Federation of Teachers. 
Frederick. D. Panini Phelps- | 
Stokes Fund, New York: Howard 
    ‘California; Lynn .M.. Bartlett, 
‘state superintendent of public in-. 
struction. 
| Miss Sarah Robinson, former De 
‘troit school principal and a mem- 
‘ber of the Michigan Civil Service 
V. McNamara (D-Mich), Senate) 
Labor and Education Committee 
member. 
Waterford Twp. Officer 
‘Traffic School Grad — 
jluated from a 
State’ University Oakland. 
  vestigation training. 
  
1970. 
The outline also suggested pub- | 
lic acquisition of existing private, Student Center Rite Monday   
airports and the creation of some | 
inew ones as small, inter-airport) 
Service centers. 
| Allen Airport in Orion Township 
should be acquired, the outline! 
said, as well as Berz Airport and | 
Big Beaver Airport in Troy and Michigan State University Oak- 
Spencer Airport in Lyon Township. | ‘land will be dedicated Monday |   There should be a new publicjafternoon, Chancellor D. B. Var-) 
airfield centered in north Oakland|ner announced today. ’ 
’ ef Assn. and other organizations. | Reportedly, the initial budget, al- .| 
though still undecided, will top's nPor f Huron $100,000, with probable growth al 
a few years to $250,000 or more an-| 
Louis Weil, 82, Was 
Editor and Publisher of nually. 
Briggs said cooperation has see 
Times-Herald pledged by the Citizens Research | 
Cotincil, the Michigan Manufactur- , 
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if «As for (George) Romney’ 
group (Citizens for Michigan), olina 
Young GOP Club 
to Hold Party for © 
Underprivileged 
Santa Claus will come early to-   
‘morrow night for 13 underprivi-| ;Colnty and a new one in south} The structure will be formally} 
‘Oakland County, the outline said. 
New public airports were :‘recom-| 
‘mended for all of the six counties | 
SuperviSors}will.name the. building in honor | 
of the generosity of the Oakland represented by the 
Inter-County Committee. Six in all 
lwere recommended for Oakland: 
|four for Macomb; one for Monroe; 
one for St. Clair: 
Washtenaw: and four for Wayne. 
\These figures include the five sug- 
igested heliports. 
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Specific recommendations three for 
may) 
or may not become realities, Lan-' named the Oakland Student. Center 
with the unveiling of an aluminum 
plaque in thé lobby. The plaque 
County Board of Supérvisors whicli| 
ing to Varner. 
The supervisors voted an an- 
nual appropriation of $20,000 
which has been earrying the 
| cost of the censtraction bond 
issue.   they can do a job we're all for poRT HURON «®— Levis A,.leged Keego Harbor area children) 
it,” he said, \Weil, editor and publisher of the “ho will be gyests of the Oakland) 
Elected as top officers to serve (Port Huron Times-Herald, died County Young’ Republican Club. | 
with Briggs were Treasurer Tra- (today following a long illness. He At the club’s third annual Christ-| 
vis W. Pearse of Jackson, presi- was 8°. mas party to be held at GOP 
“dent of the National Bank of | + * * headquarters in Birmingham, the 
Jackson, and these vice presi- The veteran Michigan news-,oungsters will visit with Santa, 
Bents: 
“& W. Reeve. [ron Mountain en-| 
gineer; Vincent Fochtman, Trav-| 
erse Citv auto dealer: 
Nisbet, Fremont baby products ex- 
wtive; W. Tyrone Gillespie 
Kermit C.” Krum. 
T. Shaw Jr.. 
man: Kenfeth R. 
Warren,’ consultant for 
Electric Co., and Thomas R. 
@iDearborn, Ford Motor Co. exec 
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The =» Weather 
‘Rall U.S. Weather Bureau “Report 
SponTIAC AND any ny teeny and 2. Mitte warmer 
tly fair tenight 
b ogge e High 47, Winds seuth- 
Trial Are Confusin Ree and southeasterly 8-14 Weil and Ottaway purchased | bd g gested by Delos Hamlin, chairman’ Church. Pontiac, and the benedic- Among.the special guests were/® 
Ted in Ponti the Port Huron Times in 1910 and) Municipal Judge Maurice E, of the Oakland County Board of'tion will be given by Rabbi Na-'nine former. mayors of the city, | 
Lowest temperature Preceding * am) formed the Times-Herald. Finnegan declared a mistrial yes- ” ae Z : terday in the jury trial of two. Stephen S.’ 
of | 
filand, Dow Chemical Co. execu-| 
€ Battle | 
k photographic firm head; M.| 
Coldwater business-| 
Beardslee of, 
General | 
: Reid Port Huron weeklies and consol 
ners after serving together on the 
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Lew 34. Friday \years. 
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4 Times-fietald's . radid affiliate by’ 
it, Port Huton, WTTH; a oe chime eee for Jan, co Be Jwee 
* ‘Einnegat.~ and receive gifts 
Miss Irene Giacobbi, newly elect- 
ed chairman. of the YRs, said the| 
kids will be treated at the 7 p.m. ‘fhaperman had been in Port Huron 
/Hospital since 1953 when he suf- 
fered a stroke 
A native of Port Huron, be “was ive t - i party with c¢ andy- filled stoc kings, | active in professional journa ism ‘games, toys and a gaily decorat- 
organizations and_ various civic ed tree 
activities and was the author of ‘ : The children will be driven to two books on travel abroad. ‘and from their homes by club) 
Weil founded the forerunner of) Members, she said 
ithe Times-Herald in 1900 wher he! 
fand E. J. Ottaway bought two ‘Calls Mistrial 
staff of the Detroit Free Press| for Detroiters 
where Wei] was a police reporter. 
and Ottaway city editor. Weil was Judge Says Questions 
on the staff of the Free Press two. 
Previously, he was a police, 4 False Advertising   
idated them into the Daity Heral 
* * 
Ottaway and Weil became part. 
reporter on.the old Detroit Tribune, 
ment in 1950, Weil was vice presi-| advertising. 
dent of Federated Publications Inc. 
iwhich in¢ludes the Lansing State Oakland County 
Journal, The Battle Creek Enquirer thony Renne had ' 
oe: e a. 4 37 & News, the Lafayette (Ind) ‘which would tend to confuse the! 
E 1 p.m. rds ourna! aind Courier and the jury." 2p. @. C mn Pp hat ion (Ind) ‘an onicle " 1 Defendants in the ‘Gase were. 
; e was a former president Of Joseph and Alfred Buchsb Wadnesday in Ponti sbaum, | : (as peoeraed downtown) the Michigan Press Ass. and wasiowners of three Super Bargain. 
: Pate tome perature 30 |@ Pioneer in helping to bring Centers at 1052 W.. Huron St., 529. 
ee temperature . .M5/ Associated Press service to smaller 'y, Perry St, and 140° Wayne St. 
See Suan. newspapers in Michigan. _ ae One perseare. is Pontise “ + et ™? are necused onnreins Pighest tempera . -., more for some items than were mper 3 A Jeader in Port Huron civic = temporeture’” 10 , advertised Oct, 29 in The Pon. affairs, he was a past president 
of the city’s community chest, past. 
president of the Port Haron ‘Hos. | 
‘pital board and headed other com-| 
-imunity activities, 
He is survived by his. wife 
;Blanche; three sons, Louis A. Jr., 
igerieral “manager of- Federatad 
Publications and editor of the tiac Press, not having cther 
items in stock as advertised, and.     
A complaint against the two men 
was signed by Tull C. Lasswell,   po ber of Commerce, He} 
‘of the Times Herald Co.; to | 
‘William. sales ‘manager of the   children. Prior to suffering a heart ail- Detroit, men on charges of false, 
Judge Finnegan said Assistant 
Prosecutor An- 
‘asked questions 
,Peneging on the granting of some | 
     
  assistant manager of the Pontiac| 
4 new trial has ai sentatively| Chancellor Varner will preside 
at the brief ceremonies ‘which w 
follow a luncheon at 12:30 om.| 
for the supervisors, \‘members of 
the MSUO Foundation and other | 
guests. drum & Brown said. 
But the area should use this 
_ first study—plus any other data 
| kathered as planning develops— 
‘as the basis for a master plan 
| “to indicate clearly what new or 
improved air service is required 
and the appropriate means of e Fok, 
Delos Hamlin, chairman of the 
Board of Superyisors, will make 
obtaining it, the firm said. the presentation talk and unveil 
“Each of the counties and major|the plaque.‘ State. Sen. Harvey L. 
‘cities within the area should ap- Lodge -{R-Oakland County). will 
|prove the recommended program /|respond for the state; Harold A. 
‘with such amendments as are Fitzgerald will thank Hamlin“on 
necessary. behalf of the community and the 
“And each city and county Foundation, and.Gary Wright. of 
        'should agree to be primarily re-|Avondale/ will respond for \the 
\sponsible fer the maintaining or student body. 
_|developing of the facilities - and. Wright _‘s chairman of 
services agreed to for their area exploratory conmtaitive dorman ot a9 
jin ape initial Phase of develop-| gan ‘make posais for ‘a stu: 
' vernment-on the campus. There were .no recommendations | dent id ; a slanad ; pe 
as to financing in today’s report. The invocation will be given by 
But as far as Pontiac is con-'the Rev. William H. Marbach, pas- 
‘cerned, it. already has been sug-jtor of the First . Presbyterian     Set Dedication af 0 | The $700,000 student "center at than Hershfield of -Temple Beth 
|Jacob, Pontiac. 
* * * 
1,200 students, 
room, and offices for student gov- 
ernment, student. publications and_ 
the physical education staff. 
x * * 
| will be a university bookstore and) 
jrecrention area in thé basement, 
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19 City Employes 
lauded at Banquet 
(Continued Frem   
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loff, 37 years; Clyde Townsend, 
26 years, and Peter Toteff, 37 | 
years, all in the Water Depart- 
ment; 
on, 37 years, all in the Police 
Department; Otto Mielke, 31 
years, Fire Department and Rob- 
ert Trim, 18 years, Accounting 
of the retirees, Dawid R.° Ewailt; 
Paul Church, and the Rev. M. R. 
Everett, pastor of Baldwin Evan- 
gelical United Brethren Church. 
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  William Benton of New York,” 
Howard McCluskey, U. of M. edu-. 
E, Wilson of Los Angeles, educa-| 
tion school dean, University of 
Waterford Township Police Sgt./ 
‘Frank Randolph yesterday was # 
traffic law/§ 
ment course at Michigan}? 
Other Waterford ‘Township po-| 
lice also are enrolled in. the newly | : 
{FBI said Charles W. Stewart, one said, as well as in Grosse Pointe! kins, manager ‘of Pontiac Munici- | scheduled class for accident in- 
The student center now houses | 
a cafeteria capable of feeding, 
a private. seine 
Furniture is now arriving to fur. | 
made the center possible, accord- nish a student lounge, and there; 
Lt. Claude Evans, 31. 
| years; Sgt, Claude Hodges, 32 | years, and Insp. Clark M. Wheat. | 
Jewell “spoke briefly in behalf 
director of.the Parks and Recrea-|f 
tion Department, acted as master|¥ ‘BIRMINGHAM—" 
rts 9 
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style garb-stems. 
bunquet to be beld at 5 p.m, to- 
morrow in the school u 
The banquet follows ‘four weeks || 
of planning. and. study. by. students |... 
and social studies 
liteacher Mrs. Gloria Sproul. 
She has planned this event with 
85 all the Roman customs in mind. 
+ ke 
More than 50 sfiidents, all wear- 
ing Romafi costumes, will” 
“exotic” foods off low tables, They 
t|will be seated -on cushions’ such). 
as the Romans used. 
The auditorium hag been dec- 
orated to resemble a. banquet 
hall with sinwlated marbie pil- 
lars for added atmosphere. 
After the banquet, re 
eat     
            
       
   Estimated’ cost by aiehitects wad 
ent. |335,000. Low bid was $39,000 *-* & 
‘ine committee will -meet with 
the architect to discuss the. bids 
and ens changes in the plans. 
een 
Sacities of the annual Christmas 
rush, Birmingham. Postmaster Ro- 
land W. Reese bas announced a 
special schedule for stamps and parcel post windows. 
The post office at 320 Martin 
St, will be open on Saturdays, 
Dec. ony Sor omar to 
20 i , Dec. 13 and. 
pond eg: pd . 
‘ * * ® 
On weekdays, Dec. 14 through 
29 it will be open from 8 a.m. 
‘jto 6 pm > nan 
two . plays 
written by the students will be pre- 
sented. «i * * 
The new post office at 2300 E. 
'Cole St. will follow the same sched-   One depicts the founding of | ule, except for Sundays when it 
be ‘shown following the skits. 
  Howard A four-man committee has been: hold 
‘appointed by the Bloomfield Hills| 
City Commission to study bids on 
the proposed DPW estan Rome, the other a story of Julius) will be closed. 
Caesar and Cleopatra. 
The movie ‘Julius Caesar” will | 
  ‘Chiropractors to Meet 
Chiropractors of Pontiac ~ will 
a business. meeting and 
Christmas party Saturday at the 
tnaime of Dr. Gérald Lowing on 
Reston drive; Oak Park.   
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Hamlin is chairman of the in. Ccmmission, and U.S. Sen. Patrick ‘ 
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in Small Trade Fairs~ 
international trade fair program. 
| x *« * 
An attendance of some 3 to 4 
million persons is expected to view 
exhibits from 14 nations during 
the nine weeks the fair is open to 
the public. The U. S. 5-acre $2 
million dollar pavilion will reflect 
the theme, “Food, Family, Friend- 
ship and Freedom.” Our 4 display 
buildings with their 32 gilt domes, 
the fair’s most spectacular, have 
been built with counterpart Indian 
rupees. 
* * * 
_ Every phase of American farm 
methods and farm life, except live- 
stock production, will be shown. In 
addition, U.S. officials plan to dis- 
play radiation developed, rust re- 
sistant cereal grains and stiff- 
Stalked rice of great potential value 
to Asian farmers. 
However, one wonders whether 
the very richness of our exhibit 
will have an adverse effect on. 
people who can afford none of our 
big machines and who farm a few 
acres of overworked soil. Few 
Asians will be able to relate to 
their own way of life or to see an 
attainable goal in our 36 by 42 
foot terrain model showing an 
American farm complete with 
house, barns, silos, crops, live- 
stock, woodlot and poultry. 
* * * 
Reports from New Delhi iridicate 
that Russia, in addition to showing 
Soviet mooi rockets and space pro- 
grams, will feature machinery much 
less advanced than that used by 
American farmers. This could appeal 
to Indians and other Asians as being 
‘more applicable to the realities of 
their lives. 
x~ *«* * 
This danger is being discussed by 
exhibition officials now meeting in 
Washington. When the small indus- 
tries fair opens next February in 
Bombay, the U.S. will have on display 
tools and machines for small manu- 
facturers. Similar exhibits will be 
featured in fairs scheduled in 1960 
for Osaka, Casablanca, Milan, Poz- 
nan, Kubul, Zagreb, Izmir, Vienna, 
Berlin, Tunis and at Brno in Czecho- 
slovakia. 
  
Russia Tells Hungary 
Soldiers Must Remain 
Contrary to rumors which held out 
hopes of Russia's withdrawal of its 
60,000 troops after his visit to Hun- 
gary, Premier KHRUSHCHEV has reaf-- 
firmed.that they will stay. No one: 
really expected anything else. 
In explaining this decision, 
Janos _Kadar, first secretary of 
the Hungarian Communist Party, 
said- “there are still open threats 
against the people’s democracies. 
Soviet troops will remain in Hun- 
gary as long as this is required by 
the international situation.” 
xk & * 
Premier KHRUSHCHEV for his part 
blamed the 1956 revolt upon mistakes 
of the Stalinist regime of Hungary's 
Matyas RAKost, now in Soviet exile. 
“In defending Russia's cruel interven- 
tion, Mr. KHRUSHCHEY said it was to 
_gave the Communist system against 
_ overthrow - by _— ny 
_ forces. 
“They took it into their heads,” More Appeal Offered — 
—fhe-first-world Agricultural Fair- 
in New Delhi will be opened tomorrow . 
by Président Eisenhower and marks 
the sixth year of the United States 
7 that ly those troops crossed their borders 
‘to quell the revolt. Many are bitter 
against the West for failing to come 
totheir-aie:-Some surely must under- 
stand that any help sent Hungary 
would have risked World War III. 
Liberation seems a long way off but it 
must remain the goal. 
x * * 
Surprisingly enough in those 
same speeches, Premier Khrush- 
chev was quite conciliatory toward 
the West and even expressed his 
understanding of the delays in a 
summit meeting. This new atti- 
tude has been apparent ever since 
his talks with President Eisen- 
hower and possibly makes him an 
even more dangerous and formid- 
able oppanent for the West. 
    
“DRINK warps the judgment, ” says 
a physician. It’s a pity that the per- 
son who warps his judgment by 
drinking is the.type whose judgment 
was already poor, as shown by his 
drinking. — 
  
  
The Man About Town 
Seasonal Notes 
Odd Incidents Connected 
With December Weather 
Rights: What if you insist on in 
traffic you may get your rites.   
  
This so called “rubber ice” is the fu- 
neral director’s ally, according to 
Mrs. Blanchard Manwaring 
whe lives on the shore of Cass Lake, and 
already has seen some narrow escapes. 
é 
“Rarin’ to go, but hoping we won't have 
to go,” is the sentiment of 
Robert O. Feit, 
Chairman of the Oakland County Road 
Commission, in speaking of their fleet of 
snow plows. 
Prevailing winds when the mercury 
drops to a low point. according to 
Otte Gaulson 
of Orchard Lake, is preventing the form- 
ing of safe ice on our lakes. 
Making a daily trip to Detroit with a 
truck load of Christmas trees, 
Gene Feldsman 
of West Branch lost part of his cargo on 
the Dixie Highway near Waterford the 
other morning, but returned and found 
most of them. The others had been cart- 
ed away for a Christmas that ‘will lack 
some of the spirit 
Under the direction of 
Reba Heintzelman, 
today marks the third anviversary of the 
opening of The Pontiac Press branch of- 
fice at Drayton Plains. ; 
  Every community has a man who can 
be depended upon to put across any civic 
proposition that he ‘tackles. In Holly, 
Raymond E. Addis 
enjoys such a distinction. Who gets the 
nomination in your town? 
In response , to letters and phone calls 
from 
/ Joe Williams 
of’Kevgo Harbor, and a number of others, 
the récent/ Brown-Chaney fight.was offi- 
cially declared to have ended in the sixth 
round. , a ‘ 
od 
It was my privilege to attend the re- 
cent Detroit dinner, honoring 
Philip A. Hart 
on his 47th birthday. Phil, as those who 
know him are fully aware,can be depend- 
- ed upon to do the right thing in any pub- 
lic office, but our U.S, Senator, he is as- 
sociated with a bunch that keeps him 
guessing. 
From Daytona Beach, Fia., comes an 
air mail letter from. 
Pete Langley 
which says: “Better stay at home. It was 
colder here the other day than jit was in 
Michigan.” . : 
  —-#f-your electrician ‘has the inclination, 
Serording to . 
Mrs. Josephine Trawler 
of Drayton Plains, he can fix the lower 
ono. lights on your outdoor Christmas tree so © 
“anybody who-touches-them—will-gct—_— 
a shock that will. “scare the an out 
  - Verbal Orchids to- p Garfield Parkinson 
“of Bioonte Hills; 62nd birthday. 
rs, Rachel Osgood 
of Walled honk Bist birthday. 
. Mr. and Mrs Frank Canther         
   
   
   
    The ‘Four Oliver Twists...     
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David Lawrence Wonders:   
Will McDonald Be Another Hoffa? 
Ww ASHINGTON — Just as James 
R. Hoffa was unwittingly respon- 
sible for the antiracketeeririg leyis- 
lation passed by 
Congress at its 
David McDonald; 
7also unwitting, 
may be respofisi- 
ble for the en- 
actment of the 
most seyere leg- 
islation /in _his- 
tory to prevent 
America from 
| A being damaged 
skated again by another 
LAWRENCE pig strike. 
When a. potential’ candidate for 
the presidency on the Democratic 
tiecket— Adlai Stevenson — feels 
obliged to mak¢é a public plea for 
restrictive labor legislation, it is a 
sign that public opinion is aroused 
and that both political parties must 
pay mes ° ur sentiment. 
  dates would be expected to pussy- 
foot of the issue or suppress. their 
feelings on any labor question lest 
the ‘union leaders be offended 
But it is apparent now that the 
/rank and file of the unien mem. 
bers and their wives, as well as 
the general public, are truly 
alarmed about the bungling way 
in which the steel negotiations 
have been handled. 
Adlai Stevenson's speech Tues- 
day is the most significant utter-: 
ance this year on labor issues by 
any political figure. 
‘END OF AN ERA’ 
He said: 
“The steel strike has dramatized 
the fact that we are at the end of 
an era, 
“Everybody is agrted that this 
cannot happen again; that the 
public interest is the paramount 
interest, and thai ifresponsible 
private power is an intolerable 
danger to our _ beleaguered 
society... 
“And if there are more stop- 
pages, Congress may be expected 
to reflect the public temper in 
legislation, which would not only 
stop strikes but might. stop or 
seriously cripple collective bar- 
gaining, too.’ ‘ 
* * * 
Stevenson reminded his listeners 
that he had made similar sugges- 
tions in 1952 for the amendment 
of existing labor laws, including a 
provision for arbitration, but he 
now adds-this proposal: 
_ “The President should have 
authority te cenvene a_ special 
public board—a board of public | 
responsibility—well in advance of 
the strike date in any key indus- 
try, perhaps as listed by Con 
gress, 
“The board would meet with ‘the 
parties to the dispute. It would 
express the public interest to the 
parties, keep the President advised 
and perform whatever mediation 
functions appeared advisable. 
RECOMMEND ACTION 
“Its effectiveness would be im- 
" measurably enhanced by the par- 
knowledge _ that the board’s oe tet tome ties’ 
The Country Parson 
        
      
Ne. 
“Tm eerey whee prekure 
  
\ oe ae er ke   
  last session, so/ 
, Also, 
ficiency anemia, es deficiency finial responsibility—if its efforts 
at. mediation fail — would recom- 
ménd to the President what further 
action should be taken... . 
/ Tt the parties were unable or 
unwilling to resolve their dispute, 
to exercise responsibility con- 
sonant with their power—then I 
would see no reasonable objec- 
tion to requiring that the dispute 
be taken out of their hands en- 
tirely; that the President be 
authorized in that case to require 
in one form or another that pro- 
duction be continued while the 
dispute was resolved by process 
ef reason rather than by subject- 
ing the economy to grievous 
injury.” Stevenson declared-that,- with de- 
velopment of industrywide bargain- 
ing, “‘decisions affecting the entire 
economy are made by a small - 
group of men sitting at a single 
table, and the public ‘has no 
alternative to accepting those 
decisions.” 
* 
He added: 
“I think it (the public) is entitled 
to be represented at that table 
in the restricted sense I have 
suggested.” 
This and other proposals now 
being advanced are symptomatic 
of the déép feeling aroused by the 
damage done in the steel strike. 
(Copyright 1959) ~ * 
Dr. William Brady Says:   
All Who Live in Michigan “=. 
“xormai the Denorraie cana SOULE Use Todin’ as Food 
A Michigan reader writes: 
“Jam 29 and already have many 
gray hairs.”’ 
Knowing that the reader lives 
in Michigan and is getting gray 
before middle age, both indicate 
that she may need the iodin ra- 
tion. 
Michigan soil, drinking water 
and hence home grown food is 
pocr in iodin, so it is fair to say 
that every one who lives*in Mich- 
igan needs a suitable jodin ration 
to supplement his food and wa- 
ter, whether he 
begins to ~ turn 
gray before forty 
or not, 
And if Ke ‘takes 
only the quantity 
of iodin I advise 
in the free pam- 
phliet, the Iodin 
Ration, it can do 
no harm in any 
circumstance. 
But permit me to ny 
  DR. BRADY 
I*deo NOT 
advise any one to take iodine in / 
medicinal doses. ’ 
* ¢ f 
A Milwaukee reader (Wisconsin, * * 
has soil and water that’ is 
poor in iodin) assured me: / 
“There is no doubt that the yoatn 
ration testored color and life t my haetr. In fact my sister/ whe 
hadn't seen me for years, yefused. 
to. believe I hed used no tynt and 
have never had it dyed.” | 
For many years readers have 
‘been telling me that the jodin ra- 
tion has brought back more or 
less natural color to their graying 
—_or_gray hair. Far be it from me 
to deny them the Satisfaction of 
beliving this. 
If the jodin ratidn makes them, 
let us say, a littlé more cheerful — 
in outlook and less  lugubrious 
about what they see in the mirror, 
I'm happy, although Tam still 
from Missouri in regard to the 
iodin ration restoring natural color , 
to gray hair. If you have a few 
gray hairs you see every one of 
_.them when you afe in low spirits. 
On the other hand, when you're in 
fine fettle you scarcely notice the 
gray at all. I hav no doubt thar 
the jodin ration brightens up many _ 
dull, dopey character. 
CAIAS IT 
But all this has. nothing ‘wo do 
with The Gray Sickness. The Gray 
Sickness is my name for hypo- 
chromic anemia, nutritional de-— acteristic greenish hue. Most ‘per- 
sons with the green sickness were 
teen-age girls. Today, as ‘already 
mentioned, the green sickness is 
rarely if ever seen. The gray sick. 
ness is more prevalent than the 
green sickness was a Century ago, 
judging by medical records. The 
main cause of both in NUTRI- 
TIONAL DEFICHENCY, not mere- 
ly insufficient iron'-but insufficient. 
complete pratein — the kind sup- 
plied by milk, meat and eggs, and 
insufficient vitamins, particularly 
vitamins Bi,/B12, and C. 
Signed letters not more than one 
page or 100/ words long pertaining to 
personal health and hygiene, not dis 
ease, diagybeis, or treatment, will be 
answered Dr. William Brady, if « 
stamped, jn -addressed envelope is seént 
to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
( (Copyright 1959) ‘There are some employed people 
that don’t know about all their good 
luck and I’m _talking about city 
e 
Minee Words?’ 
McDonald said in a nationwide 
  
uth day 
te follow in 1959. 
is approaching its full 
ona. morning stars are Mercury 
and Venus. 
On this date in- history: 
In 1817, Mississippi was admitted 
In 1898, Spain signéd a treaty 
officially ending the | Spanish- 
American War and ceded to the 
United States The Philippines, 
Puerto Rico and Guam. 
In 1941, Japanese planes 
the British battleships ‘ 
and “Prince of Wales” in sank . 
the y. ‘South China Sea. 
In 1948, the United. Nations 
adopted the universal declaration 
of human rights... 
Here’s a thought for today: 
American poetess Emily Dickin- 
son said: “If I can stop one heart 
from breaking, I shall not live in 
vain wes 
  - that you cando...    
        
    
are 
» a 
“It’s a sad reflection on American 
ambifion when a man runs for 
election on a something-for-nothing 
platform. And even though it may 
get votes, I gave Johnson more 
credit Gute Gut. oe teachers and. others who draw 
steady pay a " Discouraged 
They're. not pit-out of a job ‘Ban That t Book, - 
when there are things like the urn 
steel strike as many of°us are, Bu All Copies’ 
~ and even the ‘businessmen feel § Lover should bee 
it just like we do, but these tucky ‘pameael forever and all copies in 
people ride slong gn top of the  cxistence collected and burned. wave as Usual, i al. a | Shocked 
* * * 
1 hope. they know bow well off "They All Tu Turn Out they are and when they are figur- Shi di 
ing their. annual wage, why,’ they for Rosy Shindig’ 
v i and on oe ag That was a great love feast 
‘not and that goes for bysiness also. they held in New York for Elea- 
Hourly GMC Track = "°F Roosevelt. Henry, Wallace, who 
Sinemnnewe . ran for President a dozen years 
7 ago on the Progressive ticket that 
‘Why Does got all the Communist vote, was 
there, 
* * * 
‘Then that pink Cyrus Eaton 
was on hand. And so was Tal- 
lulah Bankhead. And they had 
the other mistfits who aren’t 
' sure they are Democrats first 
and Socialists second or the other 
way around, and they probably 
qozved socialism all over each 
other. 
* *& ® ; 
, A’ select group of the nation's 
destructive, elements. was on hand 
to yip and ‘yell for Eleanor and 
she loved it — and them. 
US. American 
  
Portraits ihe 
By JAMES J. ED     It ‘still is not, > late e 
. . . Thése as -eards to 
~@ll.. . The many : y 
times. . “tor ro you 
wi call . 2 .-Byt you s get 
them in the mail . vitae the 
least delay . » So they will be 
delivered well . In time for 
Christmas Day . . . Because if you 
should wait too long . . . To sign, 
address and blot them . Some 
folks may get the notion that . 
You mighty near forgot. them . 
It takes such little effort aid . 
Tt costs so little too . And once 
a year it surely is . . | The least 
Each greeting 
is a handshake warm... That 
shows you really care . . . Bestow- 
ing Christmas blessings on. . . 
Your friendships everywhere. 
(Copyright 1988) 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
-Misunderstanding Causes J ealousy 
Laura’ $s husband was so feal- 
ous he almost went completely 
berserk. 
shoe is on the other foot and 
it 8 the wife who is a slave to 
‘the. Green-Eyed Monster. 
Scrapbook this case and send 
for the helpful booklet below 
f any evidence of unwarranted 
jealousy occurs in your family. 
By. DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case D-422: Lanra B., aged 29, 
_is a_very.attractive _young wife. 
ee 
“Dr. Crane,” her husband. con- 
| “tam very jealous: of 
“Laura, 
“Maybe it is. because 1 am & 
shy, introvert, 
while Laura is 
popular and. so 
ciable by temper- 
    with ti 
when 
    
so irate I chew 
  
  But sometimes..the—~. tresses, the husbands immediately 
grow suspicious. 
“All women must be wildly pas- 
sionate,” is their reasoning, ‘but 
my wife isn’t! Ergo, she must be 
having ah outside affair which ex- 
plains her: lack of hunger-for--ro- 
mance with me.” 
  “shemay be reduced to tears and 
fee] so confused .and unhappy she even suggests a divorce”. , 
Yet they may be otherwise com- 
patible and wonderful folks. So it is 
high time the two sexes got a bet- 
ter understanding of each. other’s 
sex outlook. - 
* x * 
_ Demis ase iaaeny Revert wom B | was accepted as a physiological 
We medics never let a patient's 
opinion of her ailment be used 
our scientific diagnosis unless 
we double check and concur. 
x * * 
Laura's natural frigidity is thus 
causing her husband unnecessary 
  
      
     
      
   
    
         
        
        
     
        
          
     
         
       
       
         
       
   
              
     
       
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gift giving. Designed with your man in mind. 
Santa-smart if black, brown. 
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Men’s gift jewelry int) 
Swank or Shields for the man 
who has impeccable taste. 
1.50 to 5.00* 
Boxed B VD socks 
Heavy cotton Hemphill argyles. 
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; 3 prs. 2.35 
b Waldorf gift ties 
Ties, and more ties .. . 94 
Waldorf. Give several. 1.0 
Waldorf deluxe ties ....1.50 
* Plus U.S. tax 
  oy Subteens’ 
holiday dresses 
| Frothy frock with push- 
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| | Cotton plaid. 8-14,     
  True continental 
men’s dress slacks 
-No-belt waist construction, 2- 
button adjustable elastic side 
tabs. Worsted wool flannel, 
Bedford cord and wool gabar- 
dine. 29-42. 
1299  Subteens skirts 
| 4 Rustling bleck taffete, 
| = cyelvet “belt. A’ 
.._- -holiday~ styles. Comes 
» 4 Ain sizes 10 to 14, 
  Velvet blouse ......:.2.99 
Gay petticoat 
Nylon tricot and lace 
can-con over net. Gala 
blue, flame and yellow 
tiers. S-M-L.       
  Knit, flannel pj's 
Sanforized. Warm heavy weight 
cotton flannel and knit ski style 
with cuffed sleeve and leg. 
Variety of colors. A-B-C-D. 
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suits. 2-4, 3-6x. Buy now and save! 5,99 
Shirts for little boys _ Cottons, knits, flannels. Gift-boxed dress 
shirts with ties, links. 2-6." ee 1.99 
~~ Lit fellows’ slacks ‘Of thickset corduroy, man-tailored and ~~ 100% wool suede, virgin lambs. 
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      secret alliances and plan their 
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plastic flasks (empty) with jigger) Players aes ae ae write por — by oo Engines Corp. 
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Toy chest, book rack 
Reg. 12.49. Pink or blue nylon 
mesh with steel frame, raised 
floor avoids drafts. 10.99 
‘Grow Rite’ play pen 
Reg. 19.99. Pink, blue or white 
nylon mesh with steel frame, 
masonite floor. Savel 15,99 
  
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just in the 
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of time 
for you to give... ‘time-ly’ 
gifts for lasting impressions! 
a. GENERAL ELECTRIC ‘Cue-ette’, lighted dial and buzzer alarm. White only. 
Has full 1 year guarantee. 6.98 
b. WESTCLOX ‘Clock of Tomorrow’ 
has luminous dial, chime alarm. In black 
and white. Makes a fine gift! - .. 7.95 
e. Westclox ‘Colt’ plastic cose electric. alarm in 
smort beige tone. Sweep second hand. 4.98 
d. Westclox new Shelby’ wind alarm in gold 
color trim. Luminous easy-to-read hands. 5.95 
e. G.E, “Dutch Treet’ colorfully designed wall 
clock. Silent electric. Useful in den, kitchen. 9.98 
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gifts or yourself. Choose from white, yellow. 5.98 
g. G.E, ‘Snooze’ clarm wakes you, lets you sleep, 
wakes you again. Has a lighted dial. 8.98 
h. Westclox ‘Drowse’ alarm with exclusive sleep 
selector. Modern in gray or doeskin. 5.98 
Has 1 year guorantee. Gift shop today! _. 4.98 
j. GE. ‘Radial’ lighted dial alarm, easy to read. 
Has 4 1 year guarantee. Gift shop. 7.98 
  Vursery furniture, clocks 
not at Drayton Plains ae : believed . to, be the! jor hag spent most of his busi- 
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electric train outfit 
Regularly | 9” ‘ 15.95 ! 
Ready for action, locomotive with tender, hop- 
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crossing signal, 6 poles and village. Give them 
hours and hours of fun, at such a low, low pricel 
Murray “Fire Chief” 36” 
metal auto in bright red 
‘Adjustable pedals fit youngsters from 2 fo 6 
yeors. Ball bearing drive, fire bel, rubber ‘tires 
ond red-white padded seat. bey aw and savel     
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HEY KIDS! VISIT SANTA AT FEDERAL’S! 
_ Gifts from Federal's - ; Professional 
size, 7-ft. 
pool table 
Thick composition 
wood playfield, lev- 
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Varnished hard-—~ 
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Two sections 4%x5', Webeor Royolite Braced hardwood ‘tape recorder 
pF iiaablihaeh “S-speed dual track record- ing full fidelity sound. 
"tt oe Picken. 188,95. 
  
  
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‘ tt Warsaw upp — A emi) Pe Meson son studying tor the priesthood. _ 4 : son studying for the 
been signed by ‘Poland and Yugo - |to be sending Christmas packages 
‘ : off to the seminary,” says Mrs. 
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ber, textiles, sugar and household ,; F ‘youngest of four sons to become| oc avat tans by eae Mr. and 
Dentinger have no 
          
     
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In return,” Yugoslavia will deliv-| ‘mr WEEN 8 present Brat solemn high mass in St. Fran- 
er concentrated zine ore and py-| §® favorite cake in polyethylene |i. oF Assisi Chur@h, the family! 
_Fequest to the £ on. Christus ‘rites, colored metals. and products) “mister, a on hatemanind anak rele | 
Claus chamber of conimerce: = cand tte, S Bande of them, rolled Bee arene ms * * * ng a 
would be a great honor because | day timing that prevented them  {gitis, many ose, leather, synthetic | University of Pannsylvania was! The occasion inspired a family, Committee for Constitutional Gor 
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20-in. bike for ae girls 
make dreams of Santa true Be 
Made for years of rugged wear, first with 
training wheels for learning, remove them 
when they‘re on their own. Chain guard, 
coaster brakes, tube tires. 2988     
       
     
  26-in. bicycles, red for 
boys, blue /for girls... 
Sturdy American/ made bikes with coaster 
brakes, chain guard, kick stand. Comes in 
flambouyant enamel finishes. 3999 
    Drink and wet Big two-toned 36” hardwood 
20-in.. gift doll _ - doll carriage sled for kids 
| 2% «2°. 3” Deluxe 26’ bicycles (as shown) 49.99 
A teal cuddly baby, wears -17¥e-in. long, Sin. wide Hard varnished finish with’ 
o shirt and diaper . . . has and 6-in. deep. Red and tempered steel runners.    
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| little. moms will love her. pleted pusher. Very sturdy. kids of all ages. Gift shop. Basketball set and Boxing steve in 6" toboggan 11.98 : 
| - boord ......... 4.98 sturdy goal. 4.29 / set for 4. .... 4.98 8 size........ 15.98 
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white visco. | 9.88 Geper. 3.99 © educetional. 26.99 get included. 1.55 4, plus a volleyball. is pron Pe th its big cantilever 
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Discount Camera Dept. T-R. elect tified 
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  Caddy | cart, easy / Boys’ baseball suit. Bowling bag, nylon 
f/ Feotu D i lastic, with fo hell with la ‘ 
for wonderful Christmas pictures ring on ‘ie Features Detrl i a th ce ei penien™4.69 
®Camera *Wink-light 04x. filter 
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. 2 albums _ @Leather case 
Z “Think of it! Indose pictures in just 60 . 
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all the fun of Christmas . . . happy Rene te oy 
smiles will be yours forever when you Sweat shit with _ Archery set, 4V2-Ft. Bedaninten set — _ Zebco Jr. rod and            string hood. lass bow, , ludes__ net, reel. Complete set 
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Buy eo Polaroid print copier to make 
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  —|* Brunswick bowling ball 
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will be custom-fitted to his grip at 
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and Job Prospects Are hia like Gandhi he was in and a oe have, several grand- 
Up From Last Year of British, jails during the struggle n. 
for independence. 
ANSTON. 12 | As is true of many of the men} 
2 pin ii ny oan whe followed Gandhi, Prasad came | 
Laut are brighter than a year {rom an aristocratic. family and | 
: “ 24 Welinesday, W8S @ highly successful lawyer! 
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annual college employment survey : Prasad was the first president) 
of ‘India’s “coristifient” assembly - 4 
, : hen the battle was won. Later he © cent more. graduates next spring “ bat eC 
& and -offer a salaries nnn ‘ became minister of food and agri- 
fe i per cent higher than 1959 levels. culture, When India became a rej 
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         "AN OLD-PASHIONED TREE: This young lady is decorating an hioned tree with gay red candles and sparkling snow. 
Natural looking as , the snow will not melt. It is made of 
soapsuds and water, whipped to the consistency of thick dough. |   
Ree: - until a ball is formed about the 
Id- ime Tree ‘size of a large marble. You might 
' af - wish to mold the contours in a. 
bo pee |, = Swirling, sculptured form. 
PRS FUR ge . | Imbed a candle firmly in the | 
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glittering adornment, and also the 'Science,. . —f 
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shirt buy... the perfect gift for every man you know! Give him 
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BUTTON DOWN OXFORD DRESS SHIRTS 4 
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To make his winter warm and 
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nylon, 
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Men's 36 to 46 
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      THE PONTIAC. PRESS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1950 
Mrs. = the infant es Consumption of Paget 
‘ gouge respira-Quadruples Since. 1899 
PORTLAND, Ore. (UPR—It you 
imile re.|elgh 122 pounds, you feed your]: 
weight in paper each year, accord. |, age 
mee ea the American Paper and 
“s Pump Asan.    = 
      
  
“More Byer cent of the|to the homie of Bre. Gaymell-Dur 
nunc he United King- por Bary with ea ge tage was la t Ww 
dom during the 1890's. Ssh baby Soar 28   
          Us. Hold ‘ecolii xy Lease on Canal Area 
but Fact Is Disliked 
WASHINGTON — The Panama 
Canal Zone, target of a recent 
march, by nationalist demonstra- 
tors, is a 10-mile-wide strip of land 
bisecting the Republic of Panama. 
The United States holds a per- 
-petual lease on the Zone to guard 
-and administer the ..Cenal. The. 
marchers attempted to plant a Pan- 
amanian: flag in the Zone to sym.) 
bolize their view that Panama has 
sovereignty over the territory. 
The 653-square-mile zone, how- 
ever, ne ae Se   
        
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See Our § 
        
     
    HICKOK 
MAN'S TOILET Kit — 
in supple cowhide, $4.95 
  
     
   
     
   
     
    
    
   
    Knit Famous “Hickok we: 
INITIAL 
JEWELRY Tie bars and ‘cuff links custom styled Look! Pecneee Imperial 
Ban-Lon Knit 
SHIRTS heinean Mallory 
HATS © jEvery man likes a Mallory. They're .all 
'Cravenetted"* processed to stand the     
       
      GLOVES. 
With Leather Palm 
For driving these       
     
    Family and social life, churches, imported English Morocco Wallets ¢ clubs, sports, and jokes are North          
    
         
   
   
     
      
  American in flavor. Children of the '4'". retain - their $ oy : . ; f . : a > and personalized All full fashion & are the moterist's 5 i 
Zone often are educated in the | shape better,’ yet Og ls _ by HIS own initial. § oo 1 ong sleeves § oS Others $3.98 - g favorite. imported 9 
United States. cost no ‘more. Adi - * $2.50 each. Set ike choice col. Made by Hickok capeskin, le ae ther ‘ H 
Ar 7 the t - 2 i Col . r RESIDENCE LIMITED seweet styles. boxed. ors, all sizes. } a ro lors, grey 7 
                Zone residence is limited to civil- nod E823 jan employes and their. families, 
members of the armed forces, andi 
those who. work for business firms 
linked to the Canal. The population 
is about 55,000, including service- 
men, the National Geographic So- Total per capita paper consum>- Make it, f 
tion last year <amounted,.to 405/ s 
  
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Colors to Match His Car             
         
           
      
      
    
       
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  — HICKOK 
VISOR VALETS 
$3.95           
          ‘ciety says, 
Personal ownership of land and 
private enterprise are not per- 
mitted in the Zone. The United 
States Government acts as em- 
ployer, landlord, doctor, butcher, 
* baker, hotel-keeper, recréational 
director and laundryman. 
The area is, in effect, a govern- 
ment reservation where every ac- 
tivity must further the Canal’s op- 
eration and defense.   BARNETT 
} Hat « Sy personnel, and from the annual fee 
the United- States pays for use of\— 
the Zone. x ° aX, OK .. : Pe bess nd 54. ; ys : % 
we TW OR pe xe ¥ al 
‘Ml Surely Appreciate One o 
mac ey Famous D Dunbrook Winter 
TORCOATS| Luxurious All Wool Imported Tweeds 
2 n Saxonys and Velours * * * 
This fee was increased. from 
$430,000 to $1,930,000 by a treaty 
negotiated in 1955. The demonstra- 
tors who marched on the Zone 
want the Republic to get 50. per 
cent of the Canal tolls, which av- 
erage about $40 million a year. 
* * *. 
Agriculture takes second*place to 
the Canal in Panama’s economy. 
The principal products are abaca 
figer used in making rope, banan- 
as, cacap, coconuts, . coffee, cat- 
tle, rice, and sugar. Light indus- 
tries contribute a smal] amount to 
the national income. ~ =< Y 
   
       
       
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‘Here ore top-quality robes that will make your man feel 
like a king and look it! What’ssmore, he needs a new robe, yet 
something a man scarcely ever buys for himself. So please ne - 
Bark Beetles _Homesp ki . _— Well. W orth $55 and delight him with one of these magnificent lounging 
Have Usual . They're So Good--Looking robes this Christmas 
A CHOICE SELECTION—         
    
   
     
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pon ray Men, tell the ladies you§ 
want one of these for 
Christmos. Or better yet, 
ONE yourself and en- 
ro it now! YOU CAN 
CHARGE IT, poy after 
Christmas 
CEERELELEL CLE          
            
  CORVALLIS , Ore. (P®— Scien- 
tists at the Oregon Forest Lands | 
Research Center eaves-droppell 
( Ladies! Here's What to Buy for Your Favorite G Hard Finish Alf Wool Shorkskin on the Douglas fir bark beetle 
with microphones and discovered 
a story of beetle family life. 
At 9:10 p.m. the first day, 
papa arrived home and a rhyth- |                 
    
  
    
    
     
At 9:38 all sound stopped. 
At 9:55 there was some oc- | 5 
easional. scratching, which re-| + 
Searchers said could have been 
the female excavating or pre- 
paring dinner, 
At 10:19 Vigorous chewing bs 
began, indicating the family 
had sat down to dinner. 
Next «day sounds like lusty 
singing as the beetles cleaned | 
house were heard by the sciet- 
tists. The mike picked up. the 
noise of sweeping and every now 
and then bark dust:was pitched 
out of a hole -in the kg. mic crickeét-like chirping began, K! 4 “OOK! \ 
mixed with irregular, sharp, | LOO fn Wool Tweed ns 
staccato noises. rted Velour 3 $60 oo V5 
* * * ry impo 4 T at = 3 ra 
The scientists could not deter- | os 3 opco 4 
mine if if was a family fight be- | Top co & 2 
cause Mr. Beetle got home late 3 75 i | 
or if it was the usual beetle | a ¥ ‘A 
welcome, 3 4 : 
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We repeat, ecssaltl all wool wor ee on oto Pring 
that defies all Sorento’ ie me you pay more 
Be sure to ; 
ober them Friday or_Saturday sure: 
ran oeeeerne Teh ie ef 
<A." ilinnde: $75 Values! iz ith   
  Two Pants at Just    
   
   
  “You've never seen 
fovely values? THEY’ 
mm REALLY TERRIFIC. ft’ Bains like these that bar Barnett's THE CLOTHING VALUE KINGS of PONTIAC, JOIN. THE eager crowds to- morow and have yours for Christmas. BANK. THE SAVINGS Yo NEED THE CASH! a 
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We Urge You to Come tn! See for Yourself How You Save! All Wool and Our Finest ur Fe ual All Wool Flannel “Suan 
SUITS | SUITS $50.00 Values $55.00 Values They're to T Ps in style end hese are the top dmg mn 
tremendous sellers. A ter. erg erty “leather 
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FOR THE MAN OF ACTION! 
Man! Do We Have a Grand Selection of    
    
    
    
      
Look! Smart Pile Lined With — 
PILE GOLLAR GOATS Look! Warm Quilted, Lined 
CORDUROY JACKETS Warm Quilted Lined, Polish Cotton 
BLOUSE JACKETS 
Look! Warm Quilted Lined Wool 
SUBURBAN COATS = 
Look! Rich Orion Pile Lined 
ys until 1 ; ae 
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Last of the Empire! 
— Was 109 Years Old   
  
  
    
    
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_OKMULGRE, Oxia. — Rev-|¢ idents.on Napolein Street won city 
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Glaus in the labor-management) ~ te 
Mitchell said in a statement he 
could find nothing in the law to 
discourage or prohibit “the -tradi- 
tional exchange of Christmas pres- 
ents by employers and labor or- 
a 
By traditional, aides of Mitch-. 
eli said, the secretary meant 
regular, usual and moderate gifts 
— not, for example, a fat dia- 
mond ring or an automobile, 
Mitchell said 
tices — suth as holiday traditional prac-) 
parties 
for employes where gifts and en-| 
tertainment are provided — are 
still okay. So are charitable gifts 
by labor organizations. 
x * * 
The secretary said he had_ re-' 
ceived several letters from repu- 
table charities reporting that some! 
labor organizations may be with; 
erroneous belief they are now pro- 
hibited. The new law makes labor 
union officials more personally re’ 
sponsible for misuse of union funds.’     
      
  
  
      
Union Will Argue         
          Great Lakes Firings ;three ldcal officials disrupted a 
/Mmanagement-called meeting to dis-| 
' cuss charges of a slowdown. at 
the company’s roll shop. 
Shane said that even though 
the three local officials have sen- 
DETROIT «UPD — Thomas ierity rights at Great Lakes Steel 
‘Shane, district director. of 
United Steelworkers Union. 
Wednesday grievances will the they are full-time emploves of the’ 
‘local ‘and ‘hence subject. te dis-' 
said: cipline by only the union, 
be   
filed in the figing of three. Local 
299 officials by Great Lakes Steel Detroit Attorney Heads 
Corp. 
    
Shane d the «   
alamente, chairman and 
committee, were dismissed. 
Shane said that under the USW) auto club. The new president has|***" ny of 
having a “contemptible attitude | 
toward labor” after Local Vice 
President Martin Tarlowicz and ed president of the Automobile grounds, 
George Kenyon and Frank gore (Club of Michigan Tuesday night at! 
vice. 
chairman of the local grievance ; ‘Michigan Auto Club . 
DETROIT (UPI)—Detroif. Attor- 
iney Howard C. Baldwin was elect- 
a board of directors’ meeting. 
Baldwin succeeds Frank: J. How 
lett as head of the world’s laren} 
contract with Great Lakes Steel | been a director of the club for 
only the Union ean discipline a! eight years and'a member of the, 
Union representative, 
The dismissals came after |AAA’s _ policy-making 
the | committee. s     H alibcivier Grabs | 
Altitude Record © 
at 29,770 F eet 
BLOOMFIELD, Conn. ‘(APY=A 
helicopter record was unofficially 
lestablished Wednesday by the Air 
Force. 
* * * 
A -Kaman” H43B _ erash-res- 
cue  turbine-powered _ helicopter 
reached 29,770 feet in altitude, a 
littié under an hour after it rie 
off from the Bloomfield plant 
x * 
The record is far higher than) 
_ the previous one established by a. 
Soviet helicopter on March 12 this! 
Its altitude was 21,932 feet. 
x * 
The climb will not be official) 
exec nuntive| until instruments sealed in the air-| came 
‘craft are checked. (Red China Again Warns | 
Against U. S. ‘Penetration’ 
LONDON 
China” Wednesday again warned’ 
against alleged penetration of its. 
territory by American planes and! 
warships. 
A Peiping radio broadcast mon-' 
itored here. said the Communist) 
Chinese foreign ministry issued’ 
“the 77th serious warning in re-| 
lation to the military provocation) 
by the U.S, warship.” i 
It alleged a warship intruded! 
into Chinese territoria) waters oft! 
Fukien Province Wednesday morn- | 
‘ing.     
‘Firemen to the Rescue 
old Rosemary Offutt wiggled :her 
ithumb and the fire department; 
to her rescue. She had 
  
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This magnificent, ‘professional organ 
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NORMAN, Okla.  — Two-year: 
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for sailing or racing fun at about $400) _ 
but you can give the world’s most wanted 
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8 Reduced Models 
Reg. $6.95 
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Hi Fidelity a Two Speaker Reg. $59.95 
‘RECORD NOW 
PLAYERS $B. @}95 Four-Speed 
Automatic yee 7 $1.00 a Week 
aA LLNS LLIN i ‘ 
STEREO HI-FI 4-Speed Automatic Changer 
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  ks? Typewriter Sale EVERY MAKE and MODEL REDUCED CLUDING FLOOR MODELS 
and DEMONSTRATORS 
Remington 
Travel. Riter 
Reg. $79.95 
Now 
% AgG* 
Remington 
Quiet Riter 
Reg. $132.50 
$7 525 
DUAL WING STEREO 
4-SPEED AUTOMATIC CHANGER 
Now *@G9» Reg. $119.95 
$1.50 a Week 
Copper Roto- Broil 
DEEP FRY 
Reg. $6.95 § & 50 
Now 
RECORD 
PLAYER |. 
TOURIST For COLOR or BLACK and WHITE 
Reg.. $10.75 * 
vow 99078 
ORT $149.50 WCARAT 5959 
DIAMOND IMPORT SALE 
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STONE RING SALE 
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By BEN PRLEGAR 
AP Automotive Writer 
DETROIT — The auto industry 
‘plans to build almost one million 
cars between now and Jan. 26 when 
injunction” runs 
  so Waa aot wk Production beyond that date will | veiled their new models. 
depend frase casing on the sel nego- 
If the strike is settled, the auto- 
makers under current plans will 
continue to build at or near record 
rates through March. 
PREFERS BRIGHT SIDE 
Publicly at least, the auto indus-| BRIEF BOOM 
try much prefers to look on the) And it is fearful another otes 
Htion shutdown might put a perme- 
nent blight on the year, 
* * bd 
This was supposed to be one of 
the greatest years in the history 
of the auto industry. Executives 
iwere highly confident as they urk 
They spoke brightly of the new 
pact cars to create, Buyers whe 
had been absent since the indus- 
try’s record year, 1955, were 
| sure to be back this time. 
Public reaction when the models 
went on sale in October appeared 
    almost unanimously told the fac- 
‘tories of increased consumer in- 
iterest. Sales boomed.   The boom was brief, In came 
bright side—that steel will be avail. November and out went the would- | 
able. 
It feels some of the sales lest | 
due to shortage of cars in the | 
final quarter of 1959 never will 
be made up in the 1960 model | 
year. 
gc ae * 
  
ICE SKATES 
SHARPENED nin cient et ‘be buyers. Sales dropped to half of | 
|October’s figures. General ‘Motors | 
shut down ‘all its carmaking div i-| 
sions for lack of-steel. | 
Chrysler hegan cutting back | 
toward eventual shutdowns. Deal- 
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  to justify the high hopes. Déalers). 
lof Commerce issued a glowing 1969 
| revised upward," . (Can Eliminate 
Strontium From 
ers complained the facterten 
dropped promotion and curtailed 
i Ses . trom the bodies of animals.   Beep Sasser be Pre common salts of sulfuric acid, éo|- 
lthe trick, according to the three 
re at tie 
medical school, 
x * * pared to pay the full list price. 
‘Some. dealers who had cars 
maintained they were as ready-as 
ever to deal if they could find the 
customers. ..   If the sulfates =a the same at 
jway in -humans,—-the- ~-digeavery' aver in Carmakers’ Oplimism:s2narioace” 
  
    
The - sahliean is swinging | 
again and optimism once more is 
the fashion. General Motors. is 
back in business, Chrysler is on 
the way back, having resumed 
Valiant and Imperial production 
yesterday. 
Last 
   
  weekend the Department 
prediction... It estimated sales for 
the next year af 6,700,000 cars, ' 
‘somewhat higher than what the j 
lindustry itself predicted at model 
Lintroduction time; 
William C, Newberg, executive | 
vice president of Chrysler, says 
‘these industry estimates ‘‘are get- 
ting a careful second look, and 
i generally speaking, they are being 7554 Highland Road 
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        _THE PON'11AC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1959   
  ! hristmas “Tree | WITH EVERY DEMONSTRATI “TN ANEW. OR USED CAR 0: mongpen: 
EDDIE STEELE FORD Pontiae’s Direct Factory Dealer 
2705 Orcherd Lake Rd. 
(Keego Harbor—One Mile Wesi of Telegraph)       
      
     BP xgrtie Fahabender: Fhome.lighting, says, as a starter, 
     It pays off to string Christmas 
i tree lights properly. The result is 
, more effective, and the task is! 
oe Ue 
  ‘give a careful once-over to strings? 
of lights on hand from previous: 
"Arrange lights on the tree; be- 
ry at the top and work 
denn. Place lights on the inside | 
first and work from the     
GRANCO 4 of the boughs. 
  ak ‘outward toward the tips 
However, for another effect 
‘wind the strings from the tree top 
‘down and around in a ayia de- 
sign. 
Keep tinsel roping aiid metallic | © 
‘icleles away’ from the light bulbs; 
and sockets. 
To help estimate how. many, 
llights @re needed for trees of vary- 
ling -heights. use this rule of FM CLOCK RADIO 
$39" 
just the periect gift for 
     your - Christmas Giving. : | thumb: _ 
= Height, in ‘feet Lights 
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ELECTRIC CO. xs = |: 
  1060 W. Huron Street er es Ek ee ee 
    jars worth of Brazilian coffee in 
zil hopes to build here a ‘Hall 
  ¥ 
New Delhi Cleans Up for President   
HERE'S that man again. Cut | 
/ bottle topper Santa Claus from 
felt. Eyes and nose are cover« 
your-own buttons as is fur hat 
tassle. 
  
on rae Million Pact 
MOSCOW (®—Brazil and the So- 
viet Unién agreed Wednesday to 
exchange goods worth 260 million - }Singh, one of New Delhi's thou- By B. kK, TIWARI . 
NEW DELHI (UPI — “Why 
should | like Tke?’’ asked Ram 
sands of beggars. “‘Because of him 
I am deprived of sleep.” 
Ram Singh and a host of other 
homeless persons were hustled 
from thelr favorite sleeping places 
orders to 2 city more. presentable for . 
Driving from Palam Airport to 
the magnificent home of Presi- 
dent Rajendra Prasad, the for- 
mer’ viceroy’s palace atop Ral- Sleepy Beggars in India| 
Fret at Having to ‘Beat Tt 
its” to sacred cows for | 
traffic ani nusgling at fruit and 
eee | 
Hundreds of tramps have been 
told to find k camping! 
places away from por New) 
Delhi while Eisenhower is in the: 
city. Many of them_are bitter about | 
it. The comings and goings of pres-' 
idents, kings and dictators disturb 
the only peace they know—sleep, 
  
      _ estate—the imposing homes of 
top government officials set in 
pleasant gardens on broad, tree- 
shaded avenues and the turreted 
former “town palaces" of maha- 
rajas. 
But the President would have 
seen a very different pictue <t 
he had slipped away from his   
dollars in the coming three- years. 
Russia will take 18 miillion dol- 
te first year. 
he ot 
Brazil will get-oil and wheat 
from Russia but in an amount not 
immediately specified, 
Meajitime, tentative agreement 
also was reached under which Bra- 
of Brazil,"’ to promote coffee-drink- Urban Renewal Eyed 
in Grand Rapids Move 
GRAND RAPIDS (UPI)—A 1.) 
million-dollar urban renewal proj- 
ect for a blighted area near down- 
town Grand Rapids was a step! 
closer today with city commission   
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  ficial party and ‘visited some. of 
the poorer sections of New Delhi) 
Old Delhi. 
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Delhi’s Red fort, one of the archi-}~ 
tectural wonders of the world built! 
by the Moghul emperors, Eisen- 
          ing in this country, pow given 
over heavily to tea. panhandling in defiance of police 
regulations, haggard women, and 
  
  hower could ride through stréets, 
littered with filth and rotting fruit, 
peoples with leprous mendicants, | 
  
                 
    
     
     
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- Chris mas $s. Foe hag You Look DOWNTOWN — | . The answer, to the : statement “That's What | Want For Christ- convenience. Everything has been arrariged so that your he 
’ mas” can be found in one quick trip. to downtown Pontiac where ping trip. to Downtown Pontiac will be gayer and much, much 
more stores are showing more. of everything from toys to auto- more profitable. 
li .. candies t fumes... all ! | 
mobiles. gecerquns £0 lingece : » . Condes 19 ee res: van anon . Everything is in readiness for you in DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 
pata of anges giving ciapiays. where you will find convenient FREE PARKING FOR OVER 6,000 
7 Downtown Pontiac Stores are just packed with new merchandise, , CARS. This Christmas shop leisurely in DOWNTOWN PON- 
7 giving you a greater selection and additicrial salespeople are on ‘TIAC, where you will find BIGGER SELECTIONS ,. . LOWER 
the job to make your shopping easier . . , Longer store hours . PRICES... MORE STORES... MORE PARKING... , MORE OF 
- «open every evening until nine, ..so that you may shop at your EVERYTHING. . —— 
Gift Shop Wider Selections 
in Less = With Less Effor 
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16 N. Saginaw St. Sy eee ~ ms - 
: ~ Good Housekeeping Shop. . 5 
$1 W. Huron St 
  
    
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AC. Ponney'Co, Tod's Shoes : De Ree 20 W. Huron St. 
  
    
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} NEW YORK (AB)<An open feb; CBs. 
* * ‘and try to figure out the question. 
Again it is time to make up| NBC Chairman Robert Sarnoff— 
. your Christmas list of presents/Ditto.. ‘ior al the good and naughty chil-| Ex romana ry S, Truman 
. ares of the world. 
». There isn't much you can do —A sive: piano ae @ recording 
for a cantankerous middle-aged @f “The Missouri Waltz’ by Van 
columnist, so all I'm asking for Cliburn . 
myself is a bot-| Rock ‘n’ roll music—A your's 
le of feel-young- | ®s*- 
sure cure for Show. baldness. Last %&¢k Paat—A’ morning show. 
year I asked for. Eleanor Roosevelt—A- post. as 
4 ome thing to Den Mother for the brawling Dem 
ke phair OCTats. go we: ten falling ut Gov. Nelson A. Roekefeller—a 
and all you/8°d ive t 
a ar of praia | The U. S. dollar—A shot in the i a * larm, 
ie me I thought The cost of living ~ A tranquil- 
‘ you might need es 
some help in making out your list. ~~ 
for other people. So here are some 
suggestions on what you. might! 
bring some well-known names or’ 
institut h 8: i hC M G 
ution be see, Hig ourt May Get an York Yankees—a new ball St { B AT H l che. 
"Adlai Ep & , ale aSsie Stevenson—A guided 
tour of the White House i ; 
Sen. John F. Kennedy—A crew) DETROIT  — United States) cut _ ;Gypsum Co. is considering a pos- 
Vice. President Richard M. Nix. Sible appeal to the Michigan Su- 
on—A cat named Chess, .to, play Preme Court on dismissal of the 
  rnest Hemingway—An electric 
razor, 
with his dog, Checkers. firm’s suit challenging the validity 
Poet Ogden Nash—A rhyme for! the state's business activities 
orange. tax. The levy has dumped 50 millien 
A 1ONG SHOT dollars a year into state coffers. 
President Eisenhower—At least en ‘one 300-yard drive. _ Wayne County Circuit Judge | 
+ Ingemar Johansson—The check, Chester P. O'Hara found “no | 
from his last fight, and another C#¥se for action” im the suit In | » Opponent before his 40th birthday. | which U.S. Gypsum contended 
“| the manner in which the tax was | 
"CHRISTMAS SPECIALS] adopted in 1953 did not follow ELECTRIC GUITAR state constitutional procedures. 
AND AMPLIFIER _. $99.95 | The firm had sought to regain 
GUITARS ...... 7 |$40,000 it had paid under protest) 
ears $15.95 | }in the form of a bubiness activities! 
» CORNETS, | fax, a levy on “value added” by) 
TRUMPETS ....... $39.95 Business: Michigan is the only 
SNARE DRUMS ...... $19.95 }/state which has such a law 
Bongos ....... $ 2951 x * * fl « | Commenting on the judge's | 
a poy dF ; _action at Lansing, Atty. Gen. Paul/ 
B-E Pe to-Christmas L |L. Adams said: 
Open Evenings Mon. Pri. Sat. “Michigan's tax structure would) 
        
  c . , have been dealt a staggering blow” 
EDWARD s 18 S. Saginaw | had the company’s challenge been 
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Dear Santa. ‘contestants receive the answer 
  
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~—A new overseas cap warmer peace 
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Yule Tree Law 
Called Success Tightened for Schools’ 
to Reduce: Danger of 
‘Disastrous Fire 
EAST LANSING (UPI) — The: 
head of the State Police Fire Mar-j 
shal Division today tautioned    
   
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against use of Christmas trees i 
schools 
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Walker, chief of the division, “‘is 
to reduce the number of trées in 
schools.” 
Walker said a modification ot. 
public assemblage regulations | 
for the state as it pertained to | 
schools was in the second year | 
of effect and so far was work. 
ing well. i 
The regulations call for only one 
tree in any room in a school and 
ban the trees from all classrootns' 
except for kindergarten rooms. j- 
Single trees may be erected in’ 
gymnasiums, auditoriums and| 
multi-purpose rooms also, W alker 
explained. 
* * * 
The tree is allowed” in kinder-| 
gartens because a study showed! 
it was most desirable for children’ 
that age, Walker said. | 
Trees must have approved i 
lighting, be in water, have suf-_ 
ficient moisture te cut down | 
danger of fire and cannot be | 
put up any more than 10 days | 
before Christmas vacations be- 
‘gin, Walker said. 4 
The. trees must be removed as. 
soon as vacations begin and call) 
be lighted only when supervised. | 
Tiny Bug Contributes 
fo India’s Economy 
NEW DELHI w—A tiny bug — 
the lac — contributes an average | 
of 20 million dollars to India’ | 
foréign é@x¢hange each year. 
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natural resin left by the lac on 
trees throughout upper east India 
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Officials Say U.S. Could 
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BATTLE CREEK (UPI) —)   
  
Armed Forces officials told a re-} 
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“and probably . will 
never catch up.” 
Air.Force Col. Ernest Williams. 
said. however, that this country 
could produce enough food and 
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    “pETROIT w — The soto Sedu, 
F cysteeorl to assemble ahout 
450,000 cars or about two-thirds 
watd full following shut-| downs caused by the steel strike. 
ee x *« & 
Five car lines returned to pro- 
after some of 
They were Pontiac, Oldsmobile 
and Buick of General Motors Corp. 
and Valiant .and- Imperial of 
Chrysler. 
- GM ‘now has some assembly 
lines. rolling in 4li its five auto 
divisions. Full production is ex- North China city of Tientsin simply|throne while they proceeded to er ae ee P as Henry Pu Yi. 7 build their railroads and dams Dodge, DeSoto, Plymouth and) «1 3me cropped up last week|2!@ a great industrial compiex ’ Chrysler plants are idle. But they, 
too, hope to resume production 
sometime next week. 
Studebaker - Packard reports By PHIL NEWSOM _ 
UPI Foreign Editor 
Henry Pu Yi has atoned for his 
iota never will record great 
“ata of derring-do by ‘Henry 
But he must rate at least a 
along throughout his 54. years 
by events in which he was terced 
to play a part but over which 
he had no control. 
In his lifetime, he sat upon’ two! 
thrones and was ousted from both, 
He was the last of the Manchu 
emperors who ruled China for 
nearly 300 years, 
Mad he was the puppet whom 
Japanese set upon the throne of 
Manchurian state which they re- 
named Mapchukuo. 
In the meantime, ‘he lived in the 
in-a list of nearly 60 others granted 
amnesty by the Red Chinese fcr 
‘various offenses ranging from. po- 
litical unreliables to war crim- enough steel to continue produc- inal 
tion into the. new year. 
* * * 
‘Ford, American Motors and 
Studebaker-Packard have been 
working steadily, although Ford 
resorted. to two short weeks last 
month to stretch out steel sup- 
plies.   
U.S., Britain Agree 
on Foreign Aid Link 
LONDON (UPI)— U. S. Under. 
            
  Henry Pu Yi was in the latter 
category. 
Henry Pu Yi ascended the 
crumbling throne of China in 
1903 when he was two years old. 
He succeeded the dowager Em- 
press Tsu Hsi who made Peiping 
a forbidden city to foreigners and 
whose hatred of all_outsiders fin- 
ally exploded in the Boxer Re- 
bellion. 
Her extravagances and preju-   
      
   
    
         
  . later but again was forced to abdi- 
AT THIS LOW PRICE! | History Salish Jses ieee 
country to ruin. 
For four years Pu Yi ruled 
through a regency, finally being 
forced to abdicate in 1912 with 
establishment of the republic; 
under Sun Yat-Sen. 
He returned briefly five years 1, 
cate, this time within a month. 
he lived the obscure Hfe of plain 
Henry Pu Yi: 
But in 1934 a militant Japan ha@ 
the Japanese needed. 
legality to mask their outright 
territory. 
HE WAS THE ANSWER 
| Henry Pu Yi was their answer 
and they placed him on the puppet 
* ~* * 
At the end of the war, the Rus- 
sians found him’ and took him to 
Tokyo to testify in the war crimes 
to their Red Chinese allies. 
ree ey Pe Yl hes 
brainwashed now. There 
ony no more thrones for him to 
sit upon and he can ge back to 
obscurity as plain Henry Pu Yi. 
But in his lifetime he has served 
as a bridge for history, through 
nearly 50 years of turmoil in 
China, and in a way has seen his- 
tory repeat stself.       een ene enn sont — 
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        The dowager empress whom he 
succeeded had made Peiping a for-   
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overrun Manchuria, which had the) — 
coal, minerals and expansion room : 
They also needed some form of| © 
steal of a huge chunk of Chinese : 
m 
in preparation for World War II.|. ift- 
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  “At long last, I 
learned the error 
of my ways!” 
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Steelworkers Union asked the in- 
ment terms retroactive and to pay 
before Christmas a, cost of living 
wage increase expected Jan. 1 
* 
effect now “would contribute to 
the collective bargaining climate 
David J. McDonald said in a let- 
ter bcs heads of the various com- 
/ pan 
  He ined the letter public as 
  
  
2 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., (AP)) 
#The United Nations has called 
@nce more for an end to acts of 
repression against anti - Soviet 
Hungarians and for free elections 
ay Communist North Korea. 
= The 82-nation Genera] Assembly 
fetwhelminciy approved resolu- 
Wednesday containing the 
F The Communist — bloc 
against both resolutions, 
Which the Reds are sure to dis- as they have similar ones 
the past. 
* * * 
= The mildly worded resolution 
én Hungary, approved 53-10 with 
47 abstentions, deplored the ‘“‘con- 
fined disregard by the Soviet 
Vnion and the present Hungarian 
fegime of the General Assembly's 
srg ane adopted after the So- 
viet army crushed the 1956 Hun 
arian revolt, 
x *& & * Ps 
. 
* 
- It asked Sir Leslie Munro of 
New Zealand, U.N. special repre- 
sentative on Hungary, to continue 
seeking» implementation of the 
earlier resolutions, These de-| 
fmanded withdrawal of Soviet mili- ‘Arab Republic and Yemen. Mor- 
‘oeco and Haiti were absent. 
Meanwhile, the assembly's nine- 
nation crédentials committee 
‘voted .7-2 for a U.S, proposal that 
the committee take no action on 
credentials presented by the Hun- 
garian U.N. delegation. 
The resolution urging free elec- 
tions in North Korea was ap- 
proved by a 54-9 vote, also with 
17 abstentions. It was similar to 
appeals that have been‘issued by 
the U.N. and ignored by the Com- 
munists since 1954, 
* * * 
The assembly also gave three! 
more years of life to the U.N 
Relief’ and Works Agency. The 
agency is responsible for the care 
of a million Palestine Arab refu- 
gees, 
  
Lecal advertisers agree that 
newspaper advertising pays off 
more than any other medium. Last = The; 
of the final settlement,” President |i. men back to work after a 116- 
duction, he said “we trust that 
-ed solution, or to binding arbitra- dustry today to maké strike’ settle-| afternoon meeting with federal , mediators. 
MeDonald asked that whatever 
made retroactive to Noy, 7 Fe: 
a Taft-Hartley law injunction sent 
day strike, 
ASKS TIT FOR TAT 
Ping smi the men have helped 
the industry return to quick pro- 
the industry does not wish to pe 
the sole benefit of this period of 
enforced production.” 
The contract which expired last 
June 30 provided for cost of living 
adjustments as of each July 1 and 
Jan, 1 and McDonald said that 
under the court order, terms of 
that contract remain in effect. 
* * * 
The January adjustment would 
be based on the November living 
cost, figures due about Dec, 21, 
McDonald said. A wage increase 
of several cents an hour may be 
indicated, The industry has -not 
indicated whether it considers that 
part of the contract still in effect. 
ARBITRATION REJECTED 
The industry meantime 
down a suggestion by Secretary 
of Labor James P, Mitchell that 
outsiders be invited to recommend 
a solution in the dispute, 
The -secretary had proposed 
Monday that the strike issues be 
put up to a fact-finding board ‘or 
to the Federal Mediation and 
Conciliation Service for a suggest- 
tion of points on which there was 
no agreement. 
od of outsider recommendations, 
but opposed arbitration. 
R. Conrad Cooper, head of the! 
steel negotiators, said third party 
intervention in past steel disputes 
      year they invested over three times 
as much money in newspaper than 
in all other measured media com- 
bined; inflationary result’ and the indus- 
try is unwilling ‘ to have it happen 
again. The union agreed to either meth-| 
always has produced “a highly!’ extremely able and he is a 
    
nedy,”’ Broomfield said. 
But Broomfield said he hoped re- 
ligion would: have no. part in pick- 
ina She Rent pee 
Althetics ba antl Pood Was tis 
first choice, Broomfield predicted 
Rep. Gerald R. Ford Jr. of Grand 
Rapids would be a dark horse for 
on el ee Senn, 
— 2  *® 
He agreed with most forecasters | 
that the strongest GOP ticket ap- 
peared to be Richard Nixon for! 
president and New York Gov. Nel- 
son Rockefeller for the vice presi- 
dency. 
“But I don't - believe’ Rocke- 
turned /tener will take the second spot,” 
Broomfield said. 
Actor Henri Vidal 
of France Passes. 
PARIS (AP)—French movie ac- 
tor Henri Vidal, husky husband| 
of actress Michelé Morgan, died 
today. 
Vidal, 40, had appeared in more 
30 French movies, Physi- 
cians called to his home about 
6 a, m. said that, he died of a 
heart attack.   
     
  Tebaldi erp see Sagres 2,000 | 
pink carnations onto the stage. 
Admits Carrying 
Unregistered Gun   
ty to:a charge of carrying an un- 
registered gun. 
He paid a $90 fine, $10. costs 
and was put on two years proba- 
tion by Waterford Township Jus-| 
tice of the Peace Patrick Daly. 
Sells was nee up by Water- 
ford’’Township police Noy. 23 at 
the Huron ling} Alley, when 
owner of the Alley, Joe Bonfiglio, 
reported the man had a gun.   
Joe (Moon) Harris Dies 
at 68; Had Long Illness 
(Moon) Harris, a former major) 
league ball player, died today at 
his nearby Plum Borough home 
after a long illness. He was 68. 
eareer with the New York Yan-) 
‘kees in 1914 as an outfielder, In; 
ithe next 14 years, he saw duty 
both in the outfield and at first! 
base with the Cleveland Indians, 
‘Boston Red Sox, Washington Sen- 
ators,   \Brooklyn Dodgers. Norris B. Sells, 34, of 125 N:) 
Perry St., yesterday pleaded guil.| 
Harris started his big league 
Pittsburgh Pirates and      
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      tary forces from H and 
restoration of political freedom for 
the people. 
= Tt also requested the Soviet Un-; 
the Hungarian govern- 
cooperate with Munro, 
x«* * * 
= Not woting on the resolution 
were Finland and 16 nations of fon and 
ment to Syveee 
            Will Stage Ist Effort Tonight   
  The stage is all set for the cur- 
tain to rise at 8 p.m. Friday and 
Saturday, on the Lakeland Play- 
ers’ first production “Arsenic and 
Old Lace"’ at the Community Cen- 
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South of Maple Road tion of junior high school teacher 
; Duke Chaffee. 
| Written by Joseph Kesserlring, 
the plot deals with two charm- 
ing and innocent ladies who pop- 
ulate the cellar with the remains 
of socially and religiously “‘ac-     
  ceptable” roomers, - Lakeland Players to. Debut 
thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt, and 
the actions of the other brother 
will keep the audience in suspense 
and laughter constantly, Chaffee 
said, 
Township area people included 
in the cast include Mrs, George 
Foran, William Beaudoin, Mrs. 
Ralph Ellsworth, Gregory Peck, 
George Foran, William Salley, 
James Starnes, Robert Munro, 
Richard Thompson, James Tolfa, 
Gloria Hartman, Paul Ripley, 
James McMahon and Douglas For- 
an. 
The production will be presented 
both on the stage and on the main 
floor, in a “horseshoe” effect, 
Chaffee. said. Tickets will be avail- 
able at the door, and all proceeds 
will be used to further other 
productions by the Lakeland Play- 
ers.       The antics of a brother who)- 
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and professional men to northern | Ralph 
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-the problem of two major trade 
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link them up. 
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“GRAIN’ NEUTRAL SPIRITS ~ HIRAM 
wa eB, on | when spectators swarmed around 
‘that thousands will be -added. 
a = ideliver in a public square. 
~« Crosbys Will Renew | 
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Ihe said. Near. Disaster as tke 
a Prompts Move 
or Safety Measure 
NEW “DELHI, India (AP)—The 
Indian government called in thou- 
sands of extra police from areas 
near New Delhi today to help 
jkeep future Eisenhower-admiring 
crowds under control, 
“There had been a near disaster 
the motorcade carrying President! 
Eisenhower and Prime Minister 
Nehru on the epochal ride from 
* the. airport to the Indian capital 
Wednesday. 
xk & & 
Officials declined to say just 
‘how many reinforcements are be- 
ing called in. But they confirmed 
Another huge throng is expect- 
ed Friday when Eisenhower opens 
the American exhibit at the World 
- | Agriculture Fair, Then on:Sunday| 
‘the President will have a mass 
audience for a speech he is to 
  
Their Act in January 
(AP)—The four 
|Crosby brothers will put : their 
isinging act together again in Jan- 
uary, says Lindsay Crosby. * 
Bing’s sons broke ei their act 
in. Montreal last week and can- 
celed an engagement tonight at 
‘Palm Springs. Lindsay denied 
i'they were feuding. He concluded 
ithey had a “beef in Canada, but 
‘nothing cerfoms,"” 
x * ‘European. trade blocs diplomats       
      
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economy has made such an as- | 
tonishing recevery. 
The United States is already’ 
loosely linked with the rest of [rec 
Europe in OEEC, the Organization | for Economic European Coopera 
tion of which she is a member 
with Canada, - 
In the search for a joint solu-) 
tion to the economic problems fac- | ‘ 
ing all the countriés of the West 
the question of a common ap- 
proach to the problems of _eco- 
nomic aid to the underdeveloped 
countries was expected, therefore! 
to be linked also with the wider 
aspect of a possible Atlantic super-' 
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NAMED SUB SKIPPER — Lt. 
| Cmdr. Norman Bessac Wednes- 
| day was named skipper of the” 
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marine to be launched Dec. bed 
at Groton, Conn. ~ 
Bring World Up   
to U.S. Standard, 
       “Prof. Leo Goldberg, chairinan’of of Astronomy, 
be ready for launching from Cape. 
-'Canaveral within two years. 
_ “At a later date, a few years 
ot, payloads of several thou- 
sand pounds are planned,” he 
said. 
Though work dh the satellite 
observatory only recently got under 
way in the Astronomy Department, 
the first piece of hardware for the 
project—a vacuurn tank—already 
is nearing completion, Goldberg 
said. 
40 ON PROJECT 
About 40 persons at the university 
will work on the project. Some of 
the Work will be subcontracted to Radio wave experiments will be} | 
of two types, Goldberg said—one| Constituents such as ‘ozone (@ 
;|form of oxygen found in minute 
quantities in the air) absorb short 
waves and act as a mirror re 
fiecting long. radio waves back. 
into space,” he said. 
to record. bursts of low frequency 
radio waves that can't be observed 
detect low frequency radiation 
universe. 
“The whole program is designed 
edge of the universe,” he said. 
“However, it has been amply 
demonstrated from years of re- 
search in the past that investi- 
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of being transalted inte practical 
application.” 
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iSen. Lyndon Johnson (D-Tex) ap- 
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an economie general staff to direct 
monetary counter - offensive 
x« * * 
Johnson, speaking at a Lions 
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munists have decided to wage 
‘economic war ona principle —of 
cheapening the products of the) 
‘world by ‘‘cheapening the values’ 
the world places on human labor 
and management.” 
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‘ communism. industry, The entire effort is fi-| he said, would be to relate weather 
nanced by the National Aeronautics | forecasting asd radio communica- and Space Administration. jtions. 
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  “MRS. FRANK JACQUES 
Mrs, Frank (Jennie) Jacques of 
3177 Lake Front St., Sylvan Lake, 
\died yesterday after an illness of 
she Senior Citizens Club of Rochester. 
jis survived by three daughters, 
‘Mrs. Pauline Gibbons of Pontiac, 
Mrs. Agnes Rath ot Phoenix, Ariz. 
and Mrs. Dona Coffey of Detroit; 
two sons, D’Arcy .of Pontiac and 
Leo of Detroit; 10 grandchildren; 
and 13 great-grandchilrden. 
Her body is at the Farmer- 
ver Funeral Home. 
MRS, TASE RISTICH 
_ Mrs, Tase (Sirma) Ristich, 67, 
‘of 101 S. Johnson Aye., died yes- 
terday at Pontiac General Hospi- 
‘tal after an illness at several 
“months. 
She leaves her. ‘ieushants a 
daughter, Mrs. Lubica Lazarevska | 
in Yugoslavia; two sons, John of 
‘Pontiac and Nikola in Yugoslavia; 
and six grandchildren. 
_ Mrs.’ Ristich’s body will be at 
ithe Sparks - Griffin Funeral Home 
j until noon Saturday when it will 
be taken to the St. George Greek 
Orthodox Church for service at 2 
‘p.m. Burial will be in Perry Mount 
'Park Cemetery. n 
HORACE E. VINAL    
   
of 50 E. Kennett Rd., will be held 
at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Pursley 
|Funeral Home. Burial will be in 
‘Brookdale Memorial Park Céme- 
‘tery. 
Surviving are ‘three 
‘Mrs. Evelyn Eagan of 
Me.. Mrs. Ruth Ambicki of -Dun-; 
‘ellen, N. J. and Mrs. Sarah John- 
‘son.of Pontiac; and three sons, 
'Henry of Old Town, Me., Lewis 
lof Lewiston, Me. and Horace Jr. 
‘of Norwick, N: Y. 
| Mr. Vinal, a retired gardner, 
died Dec.'3 at his home after an 
‘illness of several weeks. 
OTTO R. HARDT 
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daughters 
‘Saturday @ at C. J. Godhatdt Funer-\Saturday at the Pixley Funeralj      ota ‘Keego Harbor. Burial YEW. 
will follow in Oakland Hills Me- 
moria] Gardens, 
row at William R. Potere Funeral 
‘Home her®, Burial will foltow- in: 
Mount Avon Cemetery under the 
auspices of Rochester Lodge 5, 
F & AM. 
Mr. Peters died yesterday at: 
Pontiac General Hospital after a. 
lengthy illness. ” 
In addition to membership in the 
Masons, he also- belonged to the 
Surviving are his wife, Louise; 
and three daughters, Mrs. Wilfred 
Berry. of Rochester, Mrs. Norine 
Ballentine of Pontiac and - Mrs.) 
William Lorenzen of Waltham, 
Mass. 
Two brothers, Charles of Roch- | 
ester and Sam of Lewiston; three 
-isisters, Mrs. George Krolin of Ox- 
ford, Mrs. Mame Layton of Lake 
Orion and Mrs. Elia Findlay of 
Hesperia; and seven grandehildren 
also survive. 
MRS. FLOYD ROBBINS’ 
METAMORA TOWNSHIP—Serv- 
ice for Mrs. Floyd Robins, .60, 
‘of 53 W. Sutton Rd., 
1:30 p.m. Saturday from West 
Deerfield Church. Burial will follow 
in West Deerfield Cemetery. 
Mrs. Robbins died yesterday at 
her home after a lengthy illness. will be at: 
| covered on the South Pole conti- Surviving are his wife, Susan M.; a daughter, Mrs. C. H, Calanaham 
and four great-gra   
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|House small-business subcommit- 
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WASHINGTON (UPI 
tists have found high jumping | 
fleas under rocks in the Antare- 
tic, the first living insects dis- 
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  Surviving besides her husband, 
are a daughter, Mrs. Donald Leon-| 
ard, of the same address, two sis-, 
ters and a grandson. 
The body is at Baird Funeral: 
Home in Lapeer. 
MRS. JOHN SCHOOF 
ROMEO-—Service for Mrs, John | 
Clair St. will be held at 2 p.m. 
Sa! . Roth's Home for Fu- 
ingfals. Buria will follow in Romeo 
femetery. . 
Mrs. Schoof died yesterday at 
her home after a prolonged illness. | 
Surviving are two daughters, 
Mrs, August Vanker and Mrs. 
Howard Brabb, both of Romeo; a 
son, Ervin of St. Clair Shores; a 
sister, Mrs. Robert Kegler of Royal | 
Oak; three brothers, Herman,| 
  Romeo; seven grandchildren and 
four great-grandchildren. 
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    sity aneneny, filet — and ia 4. | Hill road pours her plum pudding into the large eight grandchildren on hand to eat this pudding minutes longer; or until rolls are, 
d . be ae ey | bowl in which she steams it. She brought the on | Christmas day. brown. x serve. / \_ ne ESE ne _ _, _ 
® For variety, serve on shredded} 
E: Bec Hl i ts Pork Still on Bargain List U.S.D.A. taviar 
| Holiday Specials Appear W3 Yj| GRADE A arty Dip. ts Full ) poOrcry 
P ny P | Wholesale prices of many kinds; Im addition to bargains in cot- ory 
: of Raw Vegetables lof livestock and poultry are gen- tage cheese and oleomargarine, 
erally on the upgrade this week,| a mumber of holiday items have 
»/ Here’ a simple party dip which ‘but many ofthe features of a week | made their appearance on the | 
Ahould yo —_ oneed a time, ,ago in pork and beef are still} dairy counters. Eggnog is now    
   
   
     
      
    
       
  
  
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/® Party Dip ‘ lieved to be past. Better supplies | which has the most rich full . 
F / *1‘son, soseied etme ehoese, softeneg}Of fish are in many markets. | flaver for your use. Christmas Choice Cut 
/ a >, nbleapoome ouat cream PORK: The trade believes that; Cheese boxes, weighing trom one Sherbert Turk ‘Chichen POT spoon grated onion le me pound to three pounds, are made %% teaspoon dry mustard last week’s pork prices were the) ; ] E CREAM Di NERS ROAST rs 2 tablespoons grated cucumber low of the year due to extremely | up of both domestic and im- C 
   3 @ 2 tablespoons grated radishes ihe Belt and pepper to taste |heavy receipts. However, again| ported cheese varieties. Pepper- 
Cy . une all neetems. Chill. |this week all fresh and smoked}-™mt-eandy, pistaschio and ice 
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t craclers and thin thrifty prices. All roast8, chops,| *F° also belig fe i 
pci erackers. steaks, bacon and some hams are| FRUITS: Shipments of citrus ZIPPER : llow in cost. Gradual increases af€|are still’ increasing and prices on | SCARCE , 
“ . lexpected .to continue until about|most varieties are substantially | Pascal PEEL | 
Bake In Sheet, Ithe middle of the month |lower than a year ago. Tangerines | CELERY Tangerines | 
A R . | BEEF: Against this. week ‘are the nearest to last year in| Order Now | 
i oll In Balls | ground beef, corned beef and price. Although navel oranges are| for the Holidays | 
f Ww C ] d | chuck roasts are the budget buys. |in excellent quality, the . market y | 
3 R hen oole However, some exceptional val- |i8 slightly higher this week er | 
| | * ; . ' wes are also available in stand- | heavy demand, 
" Bake these cookies just before | ing rib roasts and beef tender- | More grapefruit has been shipped | 
  
            
          . your children come home| joins, Some stores are even jin the fresh form than the amount | 
; fot them i then ot be “ help yOu! featuring suet for holiday baking. | shipped to the same date last year. | 
em into small balls. a Cookie Che FISH: For the next few months| xe * 
— ws weather conditions will determine | However, supplies are expected to : 
; © 1Me-cups sugar the supplies of fresh fish ‘from all | level off and prices are expected | . * = 
: Hy ompoes nee te sources. Lake perch are still/to be at their low point now. The : 
: ‘a temspoon grated lemon rind ample, though fractionally higher | medium-large sizes seem to be in| Pp 
© 1% tensneone toking powder ‘in price this week. More fresh heavier supply. PC 7 ~~ i OES taacitpn 
a 1” can? they chopped ae |whitefish is beginning to appear) Cranberries are in heavy “P| » 1 cup finely chopped pecans | from northwest. Canada as ice ply and an excellent chance for $ ay 
Beat eggs slightly; add sugar, | Iconditions have im proved and S€V-| freezer storage for year round 
Salt, vanilla‘and lemon rind; beat | eral yar ties of oce: “Oh fish are use, All berries now arriving in Boy a te. v Harn 
until blended. Sift together flour jalso lower in price ' ‘| this market are now certified so ' 
‘nd baking powder; stir into egg Shrimp is still economical—though that you may now buy them with a eeenneenees ee an 
qixture. Add oats, dates and pe- higher in price Mh. _ . ‘ weeks} full assurance of their safety. gun cee : ene m 
cans; stir well. ago due to slightly depletec sup| The green-when-ripe Anjou pears : 
plies. are also abundant. a MEATY CUTS | LEAN LAYER : ~     Turn into greased and floured |" pos AND DAIRY: This is the| “114 by 15% by 14 inch pan. Bake (| VEGETABLES: Both Michigan B f es | SLICED vin slow (325 degrees) oven 15 to time of year to take advantage 0 land Maine potatoes are a higan| ee ; C 
“2) minutes. Cool about 2 min- the lower prices on Grade B y tor} ower in prich ‘tein week as more| SHOP . : ' , 
: which are perfectly satisfactory for | markets are featuring them. Move-| Roasts SAVE CASH MIARKE] -| BACON   
        tides, lay baking— amblin holiday baking—or for scramOing. | ent in onions has picked up-and| 78 N.§ NAW T.           
        
    
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a balls and roll in confection-| | Grade A and B eggs is in the} lin thie. vegetable. Tt gone values . 
tp’ sugar. 1s s brok ge in Vv y § sugar. Makes 3!9 dozen. hape of the ken e ‘bags of spinach are being fea-| FRESH. MEATY 
= na LR y ‘tured in some stores because many | 
_ ? ‘ ares are now shipping and this| SPARE 
   
          
      4 Familiar Vegetables [Sinisa ate +; Turn Up in New Form       
tomatoes idee vonsiderable 
  -|damage was done to the crop by 
& the recent cold. 
Fresh‘autumn vegetables can appear at table in new © * * * 
and tempting dishes. Let’s look’at a few delicious ex- =| The rains and cold slowed the 
# harvest of -many other Florida) amples: 
4 lerops but price declines are also/ SKILLET TURKEY AND VEGETABLES: Cut ,left- “|expected in eastern cauliflower. | 
over turkey into slivers. Saute in butter or margarine — (The retail lettuce picture is rela-| 
with sliced onion, mushrooms, green pepper and diced | |tively unchanged, although the) CENTER CUT 
tomatoes, Season to taste with salt, ground black pepper | | wholesale market has jumped up! 
VS lak dieinanas AND POTATOES IN SOUR i? =~ | | , -P ORK 
Colorful Fruit Sauce CHOPS CREAM: Heat 2 cups each, diced rutabagas and potatoes 
tablespoons finely chopped onion. Cook only until cream 4 Tops Holi day Treat | 
: e 
= : b. P, ‘ together; only until hot. Add % cup sour cream and 2 
: is hot. Season with salt and ground black pepper to | 
BRISKET taste. 
This attractive and_ delicious 
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bs and then in beaten egg and fry in hot deep © jall who eat it. 
_ to 360 degrees F. Serve as a vegetable. : Pineapple Mint Delights 
GINGER RELISH: Add a cee sremurstes, “suger i % ce 
‘phopped can d ginger to taste to fresh cranberry sauce. Ayn <5 
wap poultry, Pork, ham of veal, #\°2 3 diene peppermint 
INBERRY SWEET POTATO AND PORK | § Pineapple Fines in ace a layer of raw cranberries ina || Cook sugar and pineapple. juice! 
@ layer of sliced raw sweet pota- | jin saucepan, over low heat, until) 
“brown sugar over which place pork — |thitk éyrup, about 8 to 10 minutes. 
h walt and ground black pepper: to |Add iced pineapple, green cher- 
ina preheated moderate ‘oven ties ny cnr Flavor with pep-| 
re, Remove cover 30: minatds be- } P serena pines ple rings on indi-|       
Q\ vidual serving’ plates. Top’ each| 
: | with a scoop of ice cream. Serve 
——— with sauce. Makes 6 a 4 
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You might place this recipe inte saslie wote ak twa lldig ton 
a budget meal or banquet spreadside being left open for stuffing. 
category. Why? The cut of meat! After stuffing is inserted in the 
is considered among the less de-jpocket, the side is sewed or|, 
manded cuts yet it is prepared iniskewered shut and roasted in. a. 
|So Old It’s New Again % teaspoon pepper Combine all ingredients and mix 
  ©, >. ust the Dish 
vast | for Luncheon e. 
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A delightful rolled sandwich! 
Oven Mushroom Rolls 
4% pound médium-sized mushrooms 
2 tablespoons butter or margarine * 
2 tablespoons mayonnaise (noi sweet 
mayonhaise-type dressing) 
%q teadpoon onion salt, peppe 
6 slices regular soft 
(orusts removed) 
butter 
Wipe mushrooms with a damp bakers bread 
that it’s a meal fit for a king! Stuffed Lamb Shoulder _|eloth; cut off a thin slice from 
For the homemaker who might to 5-pound cushion-style ‘amb “et -jends, Slice and chop fine both 
have to describe to the meat shoulder Make-ahead dinner’ course foF| mushroom caps and stems 
guests: chicken stew. This old- 
fashioned dish is not’ come upon’ 
every day and it reheats well.!   retailer exactly. what she wants Geroi-Rasin Stuffing ~ 
when asking for a cushion-style) Season the lamb shoulder with 
lamb shoulder, simply explain that|salt and pepper. Prepare the Car- 
it can “be made by boning théelrot-Raisin Stuffing. Fill the pocket 
with stulting. oes od skewer edges     rooms! 
    
      THANK YOU, EVERYONE for the won- 
derful response to our opening week of our 
great: 5th Anniversary Food Festival . . , 
We know our prices are low, our quality of 
the best, but we did not anticipate such a 
wonderful turn-out by our friends and cus- 
tomers .. . so, here for the second big week 
are more savings on better foods .. . and 
these low prices are good all week. 
       
   
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stor of the Council of State Govern- 
' }ments.° The White Hous¢ 
_ anounced Tuesday President .Eisen- 
*hower’s selection of Bane to 
,the new 26-member commission. 
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} Bane is a native of Smithfield,     pa 
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It was in Virginia that Bane got. 
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SAGE Will Not 
Down Missiles Research Head York | , 
Says It’s intended for. 
Use Against Planes - _ » 
OTTAWA (UPI)—The SAGE mis- 
sile control system will operate 
only against aircraft and not 
against missiles,. U.S. Defense 
. Department Research Director H. | 
F, York said Wednesday. 
* © * 
In principle, SAGE could be| 
used in a counter missile system, | 
he told a. news conference. In) 
practite, however, it has been de-— 
signed to operate only against. 
aircraft, he said. | 
York, here to address a 
* Canadian - American . British | 
symposium on defense research, | 
said the Nike-Zeus missile was | 
the principal counter-missile sys- | 
tem under development and the | 
only one which could be opera- | 
tional by the mid-1960s, | 
“About all I can say about it is, 
that it has sufficient promise that 
we are continuing with a sizable 
development program,”’ he said. | 
“We've made no. commitment, 
however, to put it into production.” | 
* * * ; 
’ Other possibilities in this field, , 
including various ‘“‘kill’ systems | 
and the idea of an armed satellite, 
. were being looked into, he said. 
N.Y. Farmers 
Aim for Friendly 
Soviet Exchange 
UTICA, N.Y. (UPI) — Robert 
Timian, president of the Oneida 
County Farm Bureau, said 
Wednesday his organization 
wants to carry on the “milk 
yield project’’ with dairy farmers 
of Russia's Krasnoye district , 
“not as a competition but on a 
friendly basis.” 
* * * 
“There is enough competition 
between officials of the two coun. ~ 
tries and there should be no need | 
for it to be carried on between 
the farmers,’’ Timian said. Ne 
said there was a great deal of 
interest in the project but the 
feeling was that it should be 
“friendly.” 
Timian said he spoke with a 
reporter representing the Rus. 
sian newspaper Izvestia who 
wanted to know the feeling cf 
Oneida County farmers and 
whether they desired informa- 
tion about Russian farmeérs. 
Moscow radio said the yield 
per cow in the Krasnoye district 
this year was 6,160 pounds, an 
increase of 880 pounds over the 
previous year. 
* * * 
The average in Oneida County 
was 8,700) pounds per cow, based 
on.-production figures from Sep 
tember 1958 to August of this . 
pr the | county agricultural 
agency said. | 
a Sa OS SOE spp + a aon Saerenenraea erat a 
Urge State Drop Tax 
on Federal Projects 
LANSING (UPI) — Two State 
Highway Department / officials 
utged the Legislature Tuesday to) 
wipe out Michigan's four. per cent, 
wse tax oh materials used on gov- 
ernment jconstruction projects. 
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        Frederick E. Tripp, director of 
administration for the department | 
told the House Tax Committee’ 
oad builders would pass the cost. 
on to the state. 6 
‘Tripp estimated it would cost | ) state as mitch as $3,500,000. | 
“Howard E. Hill, managing di- 
    
           
    He is Frank Bane of Washington/in the —. He also taught so- 
Chicago, 66, a widower who|ciology 
py ‘years was executive direc-jat the University of Virginia. 
After serving in Washington as'tion. 
an-iexecutive director of. the Social 
Security Administration, Bane~ be- : 
headicame executive director of the|state government as it took on 
Council of State Governments injmore public services in 
1938. He was in that post and the| realms 
related one with the Governors’! public welfare, mental and public 
Va. home of the famous Smith- Conference until he retired in June health, and conservation develop- 
field hams. Governors introducing | 1958.      2 ie 
HE PONTIAC aS 
  
Macon ‘An amiable go-getter, he 
as well as the officials attending 
of the governors. 
public welfare for the state back * * * 
Bane was asked today ‘what 
jtant changes in state administra- 
. *« * * 
"Phe enormous --expansion -of    
the 
of . education, highways, 
  ‘ment,’ he replied. public administration stood out in his mind as impor-|. 7 purss, ttUnspAY. DeceDEs 
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   id Cross’center. It was the sec- er buay _ say for 
  whe joined 
® and her husband, Maj. John 
yer, in an early morning, 
to ‘the shrine of Indian in-| 
fence -leader Mohandas K.| 
a amaered st tbe Red 
  Cross ee snappily. outfitted 
in a salf-and-pepper tweed dress 
with @ short jacket, black cum- 
meérbund and a black grosgrain’ 
bandeau. 
The attractive, 33 - year - old 
American showed keen interest in 
the services and facilities — she's 
a mémiber of the board of direc. 
tors of the American Red Cross 
chaptér in Gettysburg, Pa. 
“Eobking: over the-exhibitof am. 
bulance services, she asked if 
there were afy acCcidents during: 
the tumultuous turnout for the 
‘President's arrival Wednesday. 
NO ACCIDENTS 
“We were afraid there might be 
‘because of. the-.way the . people 
         
        
         
   
    
      
     
       
  ‘midwives since they were unable Sadie officials assured 
there were no accidents sthsags 
a@ number of persons used Red 
Cross aid stations, 
“The welcome was the most 
amazing thing I have ever seen,” 
Barbara commented. 
ee ce ee 
Barbara showed particular in- 
terest in the Red Cross midwife 
‘training program here. She asked, | 
“Is it fashionable for women to 
have Children “49 hospitals?" * 
She was told that the great mass 
of India’s millions had to_relyor 
to afford hospital facilities. 
  
The first talking motion picture 
was demonstrated in New York!    
    DAVID F, TASTARD 
    crowded into the Zaed. | she said. City in 1928. 
  
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CAPE CANAVARAL, Fla (AP) 
—U. S. weathermen may soon be 
able to make forecasts by studying 
pictures taken by a satellite whirl- 
ing 400 miles in space, 
In mid-January, the National 
Aeronautics and Space Adminis- 
tration is scheduled to launch the 
first of two experimental. meteor- 
ological satellites containing cloud- 
scanning television cameras, The 
second will be sent up later next 
year. 
x * * 
The operation is known as pro- 
ject Tiros. ay six-term governor, for 8 
ighter place in the national 
{Grand Avé,~-r or 
David F. Tastard of 10 Vallev | 
  politeal gun goes ‘resolutely. on 
‘Adversity at-home certainly bas 
hurt his national . But 
it has killed them, as some of 
Soapy’s critics believe, the word 
hasn't: been delivered: to 629-8. 
x * . 
There, in a rambling gray frame 
|house, converted into an office, 
‘four full-time personal employes} - 
staff a small Lansing operation to 
promote his chances, 
Largely, itis a communications, 
research and speech-writing center 
shots; of course, 
Grand. and translated into action 
by John William Murray, 39, politi- 
ically astute former newsman and 
publie relations chief for the State 
Central Committee, 
HAS ‘MILLSTONE 
At . this juncture, Democratic 
leaders around the country are 
watching the Williams effort to see 
how much of a dent.a candidate 
running with a millstone around 
his neck can make in the 1960 
Democratic Convention, 
The millstone is the state's wide- 
ly 
cial-crisis, now rounding out a full 
year, °* 
  If successful, the Tiros satellites | 
will provide meteorologists with 
enough pictures’ to reconstruct 
cloud patterns over a large por- 
storms and cold fronts. 
| The first — satellite, . to be, 
ilaunched by a Thor-Able rocket, 
Japanese Abandon 
U.S. Protest March “POKYO : (AP)—Ultra-leftist Jap- 
anese students today abandoned a 
march on the Japanese Parlia- 
‘ment to protest Japan’s military pounds, - 
  
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* * 
| The demonstration collapsed af- 
‘ter other leftist organizations boy- 
icotted it because of public indig- 
ination over a similar march Nov. 
(27 in which 700 persons were in- 
‘jured. 
* 
| Anti-American forces suffered 
another defeat today. The leftist- 
iled Sohyo Labor Federation called 
jon 4% million workers across the 
jcountry to hold workshop rallies 
denouncing ties with the United 
States. But police said-only 325,000 
stayed off the job. * * 
  
| | 
Ludington Leader Dies | 
LUDINGTON i® — Funeral serv- 
lice will be held Friday for Arthur, 
J. Reinberg, 52, wholesale fruit 
who died Tuesday at 
Stearns Hospital after a 
jillness, He was owner-operator of 
the Northern Fruit Co. and active 
in 
    Yacht Club. 
ND organ 
price ever! 
= = 
    
*25 tion of the earth. This will enable | 
them to detect quickly developing| 
jwill be a 40-inch sphere weighing| 
- 4 
firm executive and civic leader, 
Paulina’ + 
short! 
formation of the Ludington 
iit by its weight, the 48-, 
i id governor nevertheless dog- 
igedly plows ahead like a floored 
|prizefighter hoping for a 15th round 
‘knockout, * 
As circumstances permit, Wil- 
Haas toils at casting a spell on 
|party leaders and liberal groups 
across the land. 
| Last month he made it to 
Toledo, Ohio, Oklahoma City, to 
| Houston and San Antonio in 
Texas, and to Philadelphia, all 
in weekend sorties. He appeared 
in New York with other hopefuls 
last weekend, 
The state's money woes tie him 
dpwn on regular work days. 
Besides the paid staff, a few 
volunteers and top Democratic 
state officials are lending a hand 
notably State Chairman Neil 
Staebler, National Committeeman 
‘Thomas H, E, Quimby,and Ade- 
jl@ide Hart, state Vice @alipaabn. 
Williams opened a listening post 
a few months. ago-in Washington 
temned by India Edwards, a politi- 
cal old pro who was a vice chair- 
man of ‘the Democratic National 
Committee in Truman days. 
* * * 
Thus far, it has been a low key 
effort. But all hands are thinking 
ahead, ready to expand the opera- 
tion if Dame Fortune smiles, 
As Williams. strategists see it, 
the governor has been hurt na- 
tionally in two ways by Michigan's 
prolonged financial troubles. - success. 
suitably swmnovee from the Capital, is to cultivate existing sources of 
his political strength, most notably 
his Michigan's chiefithe nationality groups, Negro 
ed, hard-to-shake finan-/ 
ogee Conference, a bloc of 
.H@ Uelegate-rich states.   
WHAT IS PITCH? 
What, then, is the pitch of the 
present national effort? 
1960 convention in the liberal direc. 
tion that is vital to. Williams’ 
~ * * 
As a means to this end, one aim) Briefly, it is to ph rien Williams | of 
leading serious spokesman}, 
             
    
    
       
     
    
    
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voters and 
“We are trying to maintain. the 
Williams appeal in these groups 
which he always has had with 
_ ” an aide explained. ‘We re- 
alize they do not in themselves 
swing & eonyention but they are 
an important reserve influence.” 
Williams strategists are con- 
vinced that in working for s 
liberal program, rather than for 
“Williams, the Liberal,” they are 
tediy these ef sume other cam 
didates, 
As they analyze it, the next 
phase of 
Humphrey (D-Minn) and Jonn F. 
Kennedy (D-Mass) slugging it out 
in state presidential primaries. 
They .see U.S. Sens, Stuart 
Symington (D-Mo) and Lyndon 
|Johnson “(D-Tex) each standing 
back a step, and Williams a step 
farther in the rear, ready to rush 
ahead if the first two: falter. 
As the din of candidate competi- 
tion rises, the script calls for 
Williams to emerge as. the No. 1 
“neutral’’ spokesman for Demo- 
cratic liberal elements, increas- 
ingly in demand for speaking dates 
in states nervous about Humphrey- 
Kennedy frictions. 
WILL BEGIN TO MOVE 
When \this time arrives, they 
figure, he\will begin to move front 
jand center... 
“We are ‘trying to work out a) 
strategy suited to the facts, taking 
into account. the damage to the 
governor from the state’s cash 
crisis,” summarized. one cog in the 
Williams machinery, 
Probably the most important 
direct push by the Williams forces 
is being made through the Midwest 
* * * 
In cooperation particularly with) 
Wisconsin and Humphrey's Minne- 
seta, Williams and Michigan Dem- 
ocrats have engifeered an-ascend- | 
ancy of liberals in the conference. | 
A conference steering commit- 
tee will meet in Detroit in| 
March, hopefully to draft oro- 
posed liberal platform -planks: 
the states will join in supporting 
at the national convention. , 
Party professionals credit: Staeb- 
ler, Williams’ organnizational vhief 
  First, they relatively have pinned   helping his cause—and admit-| 
pre-convention campaign-| _ 
ing, will find U. S. Sens. Hubert H. 
    in Michigan since 1950, as an espe-   
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MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER   
        NEW YORK —1 am one of mil- 
Jions of women in America whose! 
| Just because have a job, a bus- 
|band and two pairs of white gloves, 
my friends presume that | am ‘‘the 
;weman, who. has pyerything.”" 
The result: in the gift ex: 
changes I wind up with sequins. 
, in my bathroens and mink tails 
in my mops. And those mink tails 
| do a pretty inefficient job of dust. 
ing up those sequined soap | 
dishes, I can tell you. i 
|   I think I speak for a good seg- 
iment of American society’ when) 
'T say; Heavens to Betsy, this feel- 
ling that everybody has everything 
ig NASTY WORDS 
| Those. thi'ee nasty little’. words, 
iw has everything,”” were 
‘dreamed up by investors’ who had 
‘nothing—except a surplus supply of 
‘beer can openers, some mink ma- 
inipulator’s rejects and an idea. 
And by new, it has be- 
| come such an easy solutfon to 
| the problems involved in the com- 
| mercial aspect of Christmas , . 
| we used to stew and puzzle and 
ponder a present to be given to | 
| a dear friend, 
It was a strain, but when the | 
stewing was over, we would give 
a well-thought-out token of our af 
ifectiog or regard. 
* * * 
Today, we tend to toss off the, 
problem with that easy, crafty, | 
{meaningless little phrase, ‘‘He's a| 
;man 4who has everything’’—and we| 
l are, in our-own minds, forgiven) 
| for giving up quickly. 
Our dilemma is tossed’ aside | 
| with the purchase of a golden | 
toothpick, or a four-foot-tall pep- |   
     
     impersonal 
somehow has carried over into per- 
;has gone far enough. sonal giving. I Suess it’ s logical. 
| small dolls, baby toiletries, Undoubtedly at the root of this| 
trend toward novel nothingness in 
gifts is our wealthy, commercial,| tilt we get a coordinated sink) I 
credit-card economy which inspires| must insist there are other seal 
people-te-send.gifts.to other people. A. really..need . “more. 
they searcely know. 
This is considered good busi- 
ness. Delight the client, or the 
prospective client, with a token 
of your spirit; at Christmas, who 
could misconstrue it as a bribe | 
or payola? 
This revered system of objective, 
giving in business 
  TOTS SHARE in Christmas fun 
with special baby caddy. It holds | 
lin- 
ens. Use quilted plastic fabric 
for back, sew on patterned dia- | 
per pockets. 
  
  OO Remember last year? Even then 
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riby case for his tranquilizers, 
A man who wants these things is! paid; everybody has a television) His program galls. for adequate | 
| peraonal prosperity, at Christmas'a man who has only a very small set amid a car; so what can qyerd- 
j i piece of everything. 
CREDIT-CARD ECONOMY | 
‘cept “@ gold-plated sink-stop? 
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starve if we don’t get there soon.” 
But Keotuk only whimpered 
softly, Oonik flan # down and 
rubbed his hands through Keo- 
tuk's fur, “Whaj is it?’ he mur- 
mered gently, .... 
held up-one of his front paws. 
Oonik gaSped with dismay. The 
paw wag cut and torn by ice 
splinters, — 
Oonik picked out the splinters. 
“Ol, Keotuk, if only you had 
_ shoes!”? he moaned. Then he had   
‘SYNOPSIS: Heading across the 
frowen sea to ask Santa to help 
talk the Ice King into ending the 
continueus winter, Oonik’ and Keo- 
tuk are caught in a fierce storm. 
> ‘The storm collapsed the snow cave 
where Oonik was sleepng and he 
awoke to find himself sliding down 
a piece of ice.) 
Chapter Four 
Down, down, down Oonik slid 
on the huge slab of ice upended 
by the storm. Ahead of him was 
\the black churning sea. Oonik 
ithrew himself back and dug in his 
‘heels but he could not stop slid- 
ing. 
dust as he was about to zoom 
inte the water there was a ter- 
| vible screech and the ice stab 
suddenly reversed itself like a 
see saw and Oonik began rock- | 
eting back in the other direc- | 
tion.   
  ‘and hands over his ears. 
WIND DIES DOWN 
But even the Ice King seemed 
groaned and creaked. 
| Oonik crawled out of the snow- 
drift. Blinking, he stared &t the 
iworld. It was peaceful and quiet. 
‘Great piles of ice blocks lay about 
‘like forgetten toga! Where there 
had been open water theré was 
now a solid ridge of ice 
There was no sing a Kootuk   
  OONTK crawled out and, saw ice blocks: piled like toys. an idea. “I will make you some 
shoes!” 
With his knife he cut four strips 
of seal skin from his own coat. 
wrapped the pieces of skin around 
Keotuk’s paws and tied them with 
lacing from his ewn hood. 
“There,” he said. “Ice splinters 
icant ®urt you now.’ 
Keotuk rose uncertainly to his 
| feet, At firs lintped but the 
er the pa “Keokuk!” called | soft skin pede actually made 
Oonik. “Keotuk, come! | his bruised paw feel better ana 
He ran from ridge to ridge,, after a while he was able to waik 
calling and clapping his hands. ; quite well, 
Suddenly he saw a snowdrift rise On they trudged until at last they. 
up from the ice. The drift heaved Came to the shore and Oonik saw 
and shook itself and there was! hills. 
Keotuk stepping sleepily out. Cov-| Eyerything will be all right 
ered by the drift he had been|now,” cried Oonik starting to run, 
safe and warm as. the storm died Frop that ig surely smoke from 
out. ‘Santa's very own chimney!" 
“Oh, Keotuk!" cried Oonik em-| Next: Oonik in Santa Land 
bracing the dog. “I knew you | “ 
would be all right! But where is| B. F. Goodrich Gives. 
Cash Gift to Cadillac   
Alas, it was gone. Together with 
‘Oonik’s spear and the remainder 
  i ‘bottom of the sea. 
With a whoosh he shot off the! 
far end and landed head first. in; 
a snow drift, There he rolled him-| 
‘self up into a tight little ball and) 
lay trembling with teeth chattering! 
. himself bravely. “Come, Keotuk, 
to have had enough. The wind) 
died down and the ice no longer ing slowly, Oonik often slipped ard 
iby little the snow covered moun-| 
  the sled?" 
of his food, the sled was buried; CADILLAC (UPI) — The B, F. 
ibeneath the ice or, perhaps at the 
of 
present, 
Goodrich, which abandoned its 
operations here in June and deeded, 
its vacant plant to the city in. 
August, still paid the city the regu- 
lar sum of its taxes for the June- 
to-December period. 
City officials.said the gift was 
welcomed and will be added to a 
$25,000 loan to keep Cadillac. sol- 
vent for the rest of the year be- 
cause of unpaid and overdue state 
‘and federal tax returns of $35,000 
still owed the city, +. * * 
Oonik stared at. the mountains 
on the distant shore. There, nestled 
lin those mountains, - was. Santa 
Land, 
“We can make it,’ Oonik told 
it isn’t too fare We're almost 
there.” 
Together they started off. Trudg- 
fell. Keotuk stayed at hig side and) 
when they came to an ice hill Keo- 
tuk caught Oonik’s parka in his) 
teeth and helped drag him up and| 
over. 
On and on they went in the | 
never ending daylight and little 
  tains grew cieer. Then, _Whea it ne a a 
  
    
  
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other end to a tree outside, 
Hall said-he made the mistake 
of leaving the rope too long and 
the buck chased him back into. 
the cottage. That's when he put in 
his call for help, 
By the time police arrived, they 
found Hall ‘hanging on to’ the ant- 
‘lers of the buck, The animal shook 
himself loose, snapped the rope and 
headed for safety in the woods be- 
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soon aS a successor is named. —* 
Stephens said he wanted to “‘take ¢ 
some time off for myself.” He } 
will continue his duties as a depu- § 
'ty sheriff, driver's license clerk § 
and local civil defense official, 
Cherries’ Grow in U.S. 
The United States produces about 
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Ike's Trip 
of Pravda © MOSCOW (UPI) — The. Soviet 
press ald *radio have been’ giving 
dutiful but minimum coverage of 
the bare facts of the Eisenhower 
trip andradio comment has been 
brief and only mildly critical. 
back page of Soviet papers with no 
accompanying comment. . ‘White Stripes to Edge Roads in Pennsylvania — | re 
Ff signed Tuesday by Gov. David Law- 
“rence. 
Food Firms Sell Out   
  jlude to the actual date when 
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The t mortality rate among food firms lence began with demands of the 
has been high in the past seven Greek majority for’ ‘Enosis’’ 
years, according to the Agricul-' (union) with Greece, a proposal a 
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republic provides that the presi- 
dent be Greek, the vice president 
Turkish. Both Makarios and 
Katchuk are assured of election. 
The elections Sunday are a pre- 
It will be a state with a bloody 
past and an uncertain future. 
* * * 
Cyprus’ strategic locaffon, 40 
miles off Turkey in the eastern 
Mediterranean, has made it a 
‘favorite target of conquerors for’ 
{more than 2,000 years; beginning, 
with Alexander the Great, : 
'ENOSIS DEMAND BRED HATE 
Its. most recent history of vio-,     __ For example, the communique ture Department.-One out of every Violently. opposed by the Turkish 
issued at the end of Eisenhower's four food companies in the U.S. minority, as well as by Turkey. | 
stay. in Karachi was limited to ajwas gobbled up by bigger com- In the resulting dispute involv- a man named Col, George Grivas, 
the leader of the fighting under- 
   
      
    Greece..and Turkey, 
NATO, came to the verge of war; Greek and Turkish Cypriot 
battled each other and outrages 
against each still burn in memory:} 
* ¥ * 
Early this year, Britain, Turkey 
and Greece, with Makarios sitting 
in for the Cypriots, agreed that 
Cyprus should become an inde- 
pendent state. e 
It was an agreement satisfac- 
to no 
Makarios' Greek Cypriot Party split between right and left. 
Negotiations looking toward a 
government administered by both 
Greeks and Turks almost on a charge-of gun-running gainst | Highway Department because the 
Turks apsed 
venge on “informers” they sus- 
pected of working for the British. 
* * * 
A Cyprus newspaper this week 
five-paragraph straight news story/petitors with the highest acqui- ing Britain, Greece and Turkey in felt it necessary to warn that 
on page five of both Pravda and sition rate being among grocery addition to Cyprus itself, Makarios “unless it is universally recog- 
Izvestia,   /stores and dairy firms. | beeame the political firebrand and nized that democracy implies com- roots in pagan ceremonies. 
  
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Holidays refreshed and relaxed... waiting at home...and people . 3 COMPANY COMING... 
“STOCK UP ON C QO Reg. U. allies in E PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10.1950 - 
hatreds which still are a 
Cyprus. ’ 
    Damage Insurance Issue 
May Stall Bridge Bow 
LANSING: (UPL. — The 1-mil- 
lion<lollar vertical lift bridge con- 
necting the Keweenaw Peninsula’ 
vith the Upper Peninsula may 
officially open Tuesday. 
* * * 
Highway officials today checked 
the Coast Guard to find out if the 
shipping season would-.be ended 
by then. : 
If it does not end by Tuesday, | 
the opening will be delayed. | 
The department would need | 
$10,000 in insurance in cage a 
ship should be damaged by the 
bridge. 
Officials said it-would not be 
inecessary to. insure the bridge 
‘when it was turned over to the   istate cannot be sued. However, for 
Greek Cypriots still sought re- 2 brief period this month, there 
is some question whether the state 
or the contractor owns the bridge. 
Started by the Pagans 
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year your children can count the days ‘til Christmas in a delicious, 
fun-filled way. 
“Hansel and Gretel “Doll Kits”—available now, and only at 
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Hansel and Gretel paper dolls—each eight inches tall—which can 
be arranged to hang vertically, or to stand in a row on the mantel 
or table. Every doll has‘a numbered pocket—to hold a sparkling 
Sanders Tree Cookie. December 15 your child removes doll num- 
ber 10 and eats the cookie, and continues eating a cookie a day 
‘til~suddenly it’s Christmas! 
“Be ready for the “Christmas Cookie Gount-down” at your house! 
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mint centerpiece inside. You'll also find delicious fruits, nuts and 
creams in both dark and milk chocolate, as well as butter almond 
toffee, regents, pastel candies and many others. 
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~ Fruit Cakes Here is Fruit Cake as fruit cake should be—the richest, most de- : 
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fruits and.chock full of selected nutmeats. ; 
A. °4%-pound Deluxe: Round Light Fruit Cake, $ 
céllophoned, ribbon-tied ond boxed . . . .-. 6.25 
B.. 2%4-pound Deluxe Round Light Fruit Coke, $ 
__ cellophaned, ribbon-tied and boxed . .-. 6 > 3. 15 ; 
C. 1% -pound Deluxe Oblong Light Fruit Cake, $° 5; 
cellophaned, ribbon-tied and boxed . . .. . 2 3 
D. 2Y%e-pound Round Dark Fruit Coke, cellophane $9 7 5 : 
wrapped ond packed in special Christmos box . ° ‘ 
E. 1%4-pound Oblong Dark Fruit Cake, cellophane $ ] 9 5 
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Decked ini boughs of Christmas greens are mem- 
bers of ‘Pontiac’ Central High School's vocal music, 
department. From top are, 
street; Gary Bowes, le{t, of Chamberlain street; Elvin 
King,of High street, and Phyllis Burt of Baldwin 
avenue. 
Master-Plumbers Dine 
A family-style‘ dinner’ with and Mrs. Willidm Williams, Bill 
lighted Christmas tree and 
carols was the setting when Thompson and Mrs. E: J. Duf- Pontiac Master Plumbing. Con- pse fy tractors and their Women's 
Auxiliary gathered for their * * * 
annual Christmas party Tues- Others present were Mr. 
day evening at Rotunda Inn. and Mrs. Ezra Mason, Mr. and 
* * * Mrs. Glenn P. Seeley, Mr. and 
Decorations were under the Mrs. Ezra Mason Jr , Mr. 
chairmanship of Mrs. Curtis and ue Bud Temple, Mrs. 
Thompson assisted by Mrs Donald Williams, Mr. and Mrs. 
Wilfred Thompson and Mrs., Jerry Williams, Mr. and Mrs. 
William Williams. Donald E. Williams, Mr. and 
* * *& Mrs. Curtis Thompson, Mr. and 
Mrs. Elmer Conrad and Mr. 
and Mrs. Ernest Campion. 
(See Picture on Pege 56) Music wag provided by Mrs. 
Bud Temple 
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Attending the affair were Mr. 
and Mrs. Ted Cook, Mr. and 
Mrs Lloyd Thorton, Mr. 
and Mrs. Floyd Temple, Mr Seven Pages Today 
in Women’s Section Tom Cate of West Huron: 
Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred | eres 
knnual “all Pontiac’s annual community Christmas concert will 
be presented Sunday in the Pontiac Central High School 
‘gymnasium at 3 p.m. 
  * * * 
The special yuletide program will feature the Pontiac 
Central Music Department, the Pontiac Women’s Chorus 
and tie MacDowell Male Chorus in a variety of sacred and 
secular Christmas music. 
A sequence of carols from many lands has been planned 
to present the story of the nativity. 
Under the direction of Doreen Volt{mann, the. combined 
‘girls glee clubs will sing ‘“‘The Snow Lay on the. Ground” 
and “When Christ Was Born of Mary Free,” traditional 
English. carols. 
BOYS’ NUMBERS 
A. Michael Rempsey and the combined boys glee clubs 
are working on “Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming” by Prae- 
torius and “Carol, Brothers Carol” by Roy Ringwald. 
‘The MacDowell Male Chorus has chosen “Christmas 
Eve” by Hagemann and Clay Warnick’s special arrange- 
ment of “White Christmas.” 
panist of this civic chorus. 
x * * 
The Pontiac Women’s Chorus, directed by George Scott, 
is preparing a group of Polish carols arranged by E. H. 
Greer. 
“Today Is Born Immanuel” by Praetorius will complete 
their group. Accompanist is Dorothy McKibben. 
- The audience will have an opportunity to join in sing- 
ing familiar carols with Jerry Libby directing. 
ALL 800 IN FINALE 
Climax will be the final three selections in which all 
800 singers of the combined: choruses as well as all former 
vocal department students will join in singing the Bach 
chorales and the “Hallelujah Chorus” from Handel's 
“Messiah.” oo 
Other special groups appearing will ve the Song Spin- 
ners and the Junior Girls Ensemble under the direction of 
A. Michael Dempsey; the selective Girls Glee Club and the 
Senio~Gifls Ensemble, directed by Mrs. Voltmann> and 
the Pontiac Central High Schoo] A Capella Choir under the 
direction of George H. Putnam. 
i * * * 
The public has been invited. 
chargéd. 
Kitchen Art Watched 
cuits to make a variety of rolls. 
Dinner highlights’ were flam- 
ing plum pudding and a mys- 
tery fruitcake made © without 
baking. 
Club Tuesday * % 
Miss Jackson also suggested No admission will be 
“Holiday Cookery” was dem- 
onstrated by Mary Jackson 
of Consumers Power Company 
home service department to 
the Opti-Mrs. 
evening: Assisted by Mary Lou 
LaBrie, department home Christmas gifts from the kitch- 
economist, Miss Jackson en presented in inexpensive 
cooked a Christmas-c_nner. and re-usable containers, 
~® * Mrs, Haroid Davis conduct- 
Menu © shortcuts featured ed a brief business meeting. 
Mrs. T. V. Hruska, outlined the 
club's Christmas project. were canned cream’ soups in 
sauces, and refrigerator _bis- * 
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zarias 
Savvas ‘of 
Anastasia to 
George 
Mulopulos, 
". son of 
John 
wedding is 
planned. 
  ANASTASIA SAVVAS 
Fontise Press Photos 
Farm and Garden Assn. From left are Mrs. Ralph 
Dikeman, Mrs. G. L. Prible, Mrs. Norman Hlill and 
Mrs., saree, L. Adams. Melvin Larimer is director and Jerry Libby accom-_ 
* Mrs. Cordie Hereim and Mrs. 
Mr.. and Mrs. 
Liberty street 
announce the 
engagement of 
their daughter 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Mulopulos of 
Toledo, Ohio. 
A late summer PONTIAC, PRESS. TH URSDAY,, DECEMBER 1 10, 1959 
. Festive Christmas ribbon will be worn by the 
combined girls glee clubs when they join with other 
vocal department songsters, thePontiac Women’s 
Chorus and MacDowell Male Chorus in their annual 
Society 
Convenes 
Society of 
of the Al- ~ The Women’s 
Christian Service 
dersgate Methodist Church 
(formerly Balwin Avenue 
Methodist) will meet tonight at 
the church, 
* * * 
Under the leadership of 
C. Warten Wilson, a “‘Christ- 
mag Around the World’ pro- 
gram will be presented. 
The Wever School Glee Club 
will sing. There will be a 
Christmas; party featuring a 
gift grab-bag. 
* * * 
Hostesses will be Mrs, Ron- 
ald Carr and Mrs. Byford 
Laur. 
Secretaries 
Exchange Gifts 
The Pontiac Educational See- 
retaries Assn. held the annual 
Christmas party at a dinner 
meeting Tuesday in Devon Ga- 
bles. . 
The 35 members present ex- 
changed gifts.   Pontiac Women’s Chorus members . 
will be among the 800 singers at Sun- 
day afternoon’s annual Community 
Christmas Concert. Pictured from left (} 
Christmas gift to the community—a free concert of 
Christmas song. From left are Phyllis Suhr of Pine- 
view drive, Kay Jerome of West Iroquois road and 
Mitzie Schroeder of Dwight avenue. 
are Arlene, Builer of Green road, Mrs. 
John Lupear of Roseberry court and 
Mrs. John Keinert of Loberta Lane. 
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Proceeds Go for Scholarship   Gifts Shown 
at Yule Fete 
A Christmas party for the 
Lorraine Manor branch of the 
Woman's National Farm and 
Garden Assn. was held at the 
home of Mrs, James G. Schultz 
of Fernbarry drive Wednesday 
evening. 
Mrs, Schultz ehinllired cloth- members _ of 
tional Farm and Gardep Assn. 
have been gathering materials 
and making articlesefor Fri- 
day’s antual Greens Market For the past several mdnties i’ bia «wreaths, will have addi- 
the Waterford 
Branch of the Woman's Na- Garden Greens Market Friday Mrs, Andrew Adams, ~ Sarita 
tional wreaths freshly made Claus aprons: Mrs. Fred Bohl- 
forthe event. Members of | man and /Mrs, Donald Gil- 
Mrs. Norman Hill's committee christ, cofsages; rs, Gerald 
are making net tablecloths, Lewis, galendars; @hd Mrs. 
while Mrs, Ashton Emery is Mark Stewart, fruit cake and 
handlirig. candles and Mrs, Gar- eandy/ 
ret Prible, table arrangements. Mrs. ‘Dalton Ettinger has a*. ing and toys'purchased for boys at the Community “Activities at the Lapeer Home. > : ‘Nie Lak 
Members voted a_contribu- Building on » Williams . 
tion to the Michigan divigion reed. Mrs, Robert Materna is toward thé purchase of Wag- 
ner Falls in the Upper Penin- 
sula, The site would be pre- 
sented. to the state as a part chairmazt, assisted by Mrs. Al- 
ton Banfield. 
Mrs, Gil Every, chairman 
of a group making Della Rob- x * 
- Victogian® stockings have 
been pleted by association 
members on Mrs. Falph 
Bump’s committee. Others” 
contributing are Mrs, Richard’, ‘3 supply of cocktail aprons; 
Mys. Charles Harrison wil!” Me 
séll Santa Claus door knob 
overs: Mrs. Donald Hoyt 
/ will p le at the tea talbe, 
Booths will be in operation 
all-day. Proceeds will go for a 
- student scholarship to a Mist. . of the or. Fon System. 
jue a Biss, pine one. wreath which 
will, adorn the entrance, welcoming . 
visitors to the Waterford Farm and to admire the decoration, 
Mrs. | G arden greens market F riday. Cobb, ‘lei ed 
Materna, chairman of the Gaderiolias, 
take time out from arranging mens 4 Gorman, ‘do-it-yourself items; / 
‘ </ igan college or university. John : Saum is the current scholar- 
ship recipient. 
Dorcas Class. 
Collects Gifts 
for Patients 
Twenty-two members atid 
friends of the Dorcas. Class of 
Oakland Avenue Presbyterian 
Church met at the home of 
Mrs.. Ada Mortensen on South’ 
Tasmania street for a Christ- 
mas party Tuesday, 
* * * 
After singing of carols, a 
program was presented .inder 
the direction of Mrs. Howard 
Hail, -Mrs.- Edward Schultz, 
Mrs. Alex Joss and Mrs. Clar- 
ence Failing. 
; Members gave gifts for pa- 
: sone at Pontiac State Hospital 
and the Oakland County Medi- 
cal Care Pane 
+ 
Soshinads ‘deed Mrs, Wil- 
liam Bradley and Mrs. Edna 
_ Matheny: 
Scout Party. 
This Monday | 
The. Mother's Ausiliary. to’ od peau roup 120 oP Mon- 
at 
Larthersin Church. ene 
‘party at the church is slated 
a Baoggad Dory will, 
or a ket for 
“needy scout family, nary 
All scout mothors ‘are in» 
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Wihla Hutson, center, lyricist of the Alfred Burt 
carols and former organist of All Saints Episcopal 
Church was honored guest at Tuesday afternoon's 
Tuesday Musicale Christmas concert.   
Waite’s Department Store Wednes- 
The group was hosted by the 
Builders Club, a group of Waite’s 
Sarita greeted each child and 
gave them stockings full of can- 
}-dy,; gant, fruit and other tasty: 
tidbits. 
‘They got a real thrill when they 
were turned loose in Waite's toy 
de 
pick of two free toys. . 
* * * 
dren stepped up to the Junch coun- 
ter for a round of hot chocolate and 
doughnuts.   
Did you know that one of the 
early signs of _ schizophrenia 
(split personality) is likely to 
-be carelessness about cleanii- 
r— ? 
Ayhen When good habits of cleanli- 
ness break down, the cause 
may be a mental health prob- 
lem, whieh requires treatment. executives who paid for the party.| 
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Ending the festivities, the chil-| 2 
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at shestea table, set in bras with samovars, are at 
left: Mrs. J. K. Kelvey of West Iroquois road, chorus | 
member; and Mrs. J. L. Bennett of Minois avenue, | 
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revolutionary new ribbons and 
an inexpensive /book _ that 
describes in understandable 
terms how to tie pretty ‘bows 
and wrap elegant gifts. 
* * * 
The -new ribbons stick to- 
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eliminating the .problem of 
tying ‘knots. The book, by a gift. wrapping 
stylist, tells how to select gift 
wraps and ribbons, and how 
to tie bows-and other ribbon 
decorations. The book is avail- 
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All cicles participated fn an Jolly Old Timers of Flint tonight tn 3 te which are: food, Mrs. Anna Bone; kitch- 
meeting. en, Hiram Boyd; entertainment, 
Mrs. Oliver Dunstan conduct- (Mrs. Ivy Boatright; decorations, 
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      For Quick Knit Christmas Stockings 
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scintillating parties in our free 
world capital is because Ambassa- reason why the Australian embagay] 
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dor Howard Beale believes - that) 
  THE OXFORD SHOP *» ase 'Mrs.. Edith Bowdks; Desroit. 
  
  The bicycle was introduced into’       ~ the keynote should ~be* St eg 
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The - gregarious envoy and- his 
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Stately and regal, satin-smooth pel- 
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When the Beales set sail for their 
new diplomatic assignment in George had nothing to do with    
     
     
     
     
                    
  Mrs. William Hilderly, 
Mrs, ‘Fred Hoenstine, Mrs. 
Keen Haddad and Mrs. Tremper 
planned the secial hour and gift 
exchange. A gift was presented 
to Mrs. Wright, outgoing prest- 
  another fluff at their party, when 
a bartender accidentally used salt 
fashioneds. j 
But it takes more than that to) 
  Washington’ 20 months ago, both 
were exhausted from the ordeal 
of bon voyage parties. 
The former minister of defense rattle the fun-loving Beales, | 
(Temorrow: Entertaining on a 
smaller scale.) instead of sugar to make vld-| dent, DP Daas 
A white and gold miniature 
Christmas tree flanked by tall pink 
tapers centered the refreshment 
table. At the tea service were Mrs. 
| James Graybiel, new group chair- 
'man, and Mrs, Wright. 
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DAY. DECEMBER 10, 1959 
     
   
     
        
School told the story “Why the 
Chimes Rang” by Alden, Her. 
Gather | | Samy mir * 
the club, presided at the re- - 
freshment table for adults.     
  
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| Charles W. Tayl 
cocktails in their West Valley 
road home. . 
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Also on Sunday Mr, and 
\\Mrs. Carl Bradt and Mr. and 
Mrs. F. H. Mott will give a holidays, the first will be Fri- 
day evening in her home on 
Hills drive. 
*x* * * 
-—-~ §till another open house will 
be given Saturday by, Mr, ahd 
Mrs, Robert H, Flint in their 
home on Island Lake lane, 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs.. William B. 
Saunders (Sally SeloveF) an- 
nounce the birth of a son. 
Frederick Anthony, on Thanks- 
giving Day, Nov. 26. 
  
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- Eat-Iquette 
© By EMILY POST 
Dear Mrs. Post: A woman 
and her son and daughter, 
aged 21 and 24, were having 
dinner in a restaurant when 
an acquaintance came up to 
their table and lingered more 
than 10 minutes chatting, but 
refused to take the offered 
seat. 
The son remained standing 
while his dinner grew cold. 
Under the circumstances, 
don’t you think the young man 
could, with propriety, have sat 
‘down? Even if the visitor did 
not ask him to do so, could not 
the mother say to the visitor, 
“Tt am sure you will excuse 
my son if he sits down.” 
  Answer: In the first place, 
the behavior of the acquaint- 
ance was inexcusable because, 
even with permission, the 
young man could not sit down 
“tor as long as she remained 
standing at the table. 
If he had sat down, no one 
in the restaurant would have 
known that he had been asked 
‘to do so, and they would have 
thought him either ignorant or 
ill- mannered. 
  Dear Mrs. Post: A boy 
friend of mine always calls 
me up and asks for a date the 
_ night before he-wants to go out. 
_I don't ming these last minute 
‘dates on¢e’ in a while, but 
even that-far in advance if 
they will be free to-go out for 
an evening.   
Choris of 60 
Will Perform 
A silvér tea will follow the 
meeting of the Pontiac Wom- 
an’s Club Monday at the Beth- 
any Baptist Church. 
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The Eastern Junior High 
School Girls’ Glee Club of 60 
voices will offer several num- 
bers, 
Guests are’ welcome. 
  
Complete Plans 
for Grand Opera 
Scholarshi ps 
Plans have been completed 
for the 1959-40 Opera Scholar- 
ship competition administered 
_ by the: ‘Detroit Grand Opera     
  World Service 
Unit in Annual. 
Yule Meeting : 
The Woman's Society of World 
Service of Baldwin Evangelical 
United Brethren Church. held the 
annual Christmas meeting Tuesday 
at the church. Women from Trin- 
ity Be Baptist Church were. guests. 
. Kenneth Walker led the 
group in carol-singing. Mrs. My- 
ron Everett gave the devotions. 
Mrs, Ronald Carter of Flint 
showed pictures of Cuba and told 
of experiences in Havana. With 
Mrs. Carter were Mrs, Melvin 
Wedow of Auburn Heights and 
Mrs, Norman Hovis. 
at the red and silver | 
tea table were Mrs. Harold Bell 
and Mrs. Jerry Frederiksen. 
Mrs, Leslie Bell was_assisted by 
Mrs. George: Hollis and Mrs. Earl 
‘Metz. 
  
Child Study 
Club Gathers 
for Yule Fete 
Mrs. Robert I. Knight opened 
her home on Frankel Lane, 
Bloomfield Hills, Tuesday for 
the annual sandwich luncheon 
and Christmas program of the 
Child Study Club, Assisting the 
hostess were Mrs. Robert E. 
Bego, Mrs, William Burder 
and Mrs. Bruce F. Hubbard. 
Each member brought a gift 
box of cookies to be given to 
the aged at. Oakland County 
Infirmary 
Mrs, William Wright intro- 
duced the guest. speaker, Mrs. 
G. Harmon Gillen, who showed 
yet of her collection of 250 
olls. 
Duo Decum 
Club Elects 
Its Officers 
Twelve members comprise 
the Duo Decum Club which 
recently elected Ann Fritz 
president. Other officers are: 
Jean Hubbell, secretary-treas- 
urer, and Rita Flicker, tele- 
phone secretary. 
Other members of the club 
are: Rose Anna Blades, Mary 
Ann Crites, Pat Mackie, Betty 
Meredith, Marlene McKinnon, 
Lois Nelson, Pat Newlin, Joyce 
Sowter and Gwen Wilton. 
Marlene McKinnon of Mid- 
row street, Drayton Plains, 
was hostess for the election , 
and Christmas party. After a 
gift exchange, secret pal 
names .were disclosed. 
      JOANN ©, KITCHEN 
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Glenn H. | 
Kitchen of Kimball street an- 
nounce the engagement of their 
daughter JoAnn Carolyn to 
Seaman Gerald C. Ctossman, 
‘son of the Clifford Crossmans 
of Stanley avenue. The bride- 
elect is in nurses’ training at 
Hurley Hospital, Flint. Her fi- 
ance is in the unit band on 
the U.S,S. Foresstal.   
        
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* * * Mrs, Wiersema —— punch 
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  ‘Participating in the work- 
shop group were: Adrienne 
Regsler, Steve Gordon, Evelyn 
Kerr, David Austin, Priscilla 
Dawe, Douglas Spurlock, Judy 
Kenney, Nancy Walker, Dan 
Taylér and Norman O'Neil. 
Engineers were Roger Riley 
and John Hunt; sound effects, 
David Cozart; music, Judy 
  Margaret Frank, Deborah 
Tabor, John Newman, David. 
MeSkulin and Jo Ann Johnson. 
From Malkim ‘school were 
  pupils from Owen and Malkim 
Together they pre- 
“The Shoemaker and 
« the Elves" with Mrs. 
  
  
  
      Kathleen Ball, Karen DeHaven, 
Darlene Hayes, Gale Pintamo 
and Ronald Darnell. 
    
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   Capri Candle in globe of am- 
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a neat hand with washing | 
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the annual dinner of the Pontiac Mas- 
ter Plumbing Contractors and auxiliary 
Tuesday at Rotunda Inn.   
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some of us. can manage the 
matter. and others can't. Far 
better—-te pay a cleaning bill 
and get years of service from 
your sweaters. | For the Tall Girl |- 
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ren, should be shared equally 
by both parents 
‘DEAR ABBY: What do you 
think of ‘a woman age 46 hav- 
trimmings 
If she looked young for her 
age it wouldn't be so bad. But she’s gray-haired and looks. 
like a grandmother. She is a 
maiden lady. He was married 
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They are hav- | im bus fare and tel him togo | ana Mrs Kenseth Cooper, Mc. \€ : ae beideemaids Folks | home and get his wallet. This | and Mrs. Melvin Gell, the El. |§ : ie 
to look -|___ What's your problem? Fora | Mrs, Adolph Engler of Lake |& 4. : : a 
g to see a ~ q | : | ‘ s show. E ive . : < i 
this | 4. , oe 
the bride | , 
ig, in- eh- are |, 
tell it toa ‘ 
toa 
doctor * 
dirt. He calls. me all kinds of 
names and laughs at me when 
I ery. He won't give me any 
‘money to live on. I had to take 
him to court wh@@ the kids 
were little because hé was so 
stingy and mean. , 
When I worked he made me 
give him all my earnings. I 
can’t: work any more because 
I have high blood pressure, 
colitis, diabetes and arthritis. 
Also, if my husband feels like 
leaving for two or three days, 
he walks out and when I ask 
him where he is going he tells 
me it is none of my business. 
I know he has other women. 
Please help me because no 
matter how bad he treats me I 
still love him. ; 
TEARS 
DEAR TEARS: I think the 
lawyer is right..You should see 
     
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Martin-Sawdon Nuptials 
Followed by Reception - 
A reception at Pontiac Country 
Club followed the marriage of Mar- 
lene Kay Sawdon and Harold Ray- 
mond Martin Saturday in the Cen- 
tral Methodist Church. 
Dr. Milton Bank read the can- 
dielight service in the presence of 
200. 
The parents of the couple are 
Mr, and Mrs. Frank A. Sawdon of 
Oakshire avenue and the Michael 
The bouffant bridal gown. of white silk organza styled with lace 
bodice, swept into a chapel train. 
A tiara of sequins and pearls se- ° 
cured the fingertip veil of illusion. 
Miniature .chrysanthemums and 
pink baby roses and pink carna- 
tions. Mr&,.Robert Sawdon, sister- 
in-law of «the bride, and Karen 
Martin, “the bridegroom's | sister, 
in taffeta.. Their : il z pre aga: from a coger consories was Mre. ‘Martin's se-     
  
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Webster 
PTA Plans 
bind 1960 
Dec. 
x  * * {Christmas ~ program . 
|2 p.m. 
itwo evenings each week, 
Cake decorating; art, metal 
work, physical conditioning, golf 
_ instructions and gym activities 
will be available on Tuesday. 
evenings. Family roller-skating 
will be Wednesday evenings. 
. An. occasional square dance will   
| at Pontiae Northern when the pool 
lis available. 
* * * 
| Fundraising project for the pur- 
| chase of roller skates will be under 
‘the chairmanship of Mrs. B. R. 
| Sweeney, The skates will be avail- 
lable for Wednesday evenings and 
| for schoo] youth groups in after- 
Pree Red Goose ischool activities. Fr s | * Golden Egg “As Ad- * * 
vertiséd on TV.” 
With Each Purchasé 
of Children’s Shoes. 
TT’S\CHRISTMAS! Priced $4.95 to $7.95 
; holid according to size 
Make their holidays 
twice as festive, with 
new party-going 
Red Goose Shoes! 
Pretty patents and velvets 
for girls... smooth handsome 
styles for boys. Youngsters like 
Red Goose shoes, because 
they look well and feel swell. | urging PTA groups to stress the 
Langford, safety chairmen, are 
| wearing of identification: tags - by 
‘all pupils in event of a major 
| disaster. 
DRESS UP. > | Mrs. Neil Gray reported for 
li | the scholarship committee and 
You'll Bre Gal roan fi | Ralph Markowitz on the Fair re- 
construction, longer wear. Ideal for | turns. 
Christmas gifts, too. All sizes, widths. | | 
MICHIGAN’S LARGEST FLORSHEIM DEALER | milostesses were Mrs. Rothschild, 
Miracle. wre Shopping Center Ride the | Mildred Hobbs. - 
. We P a a “4 i . 
Sc ware Lake Rd as . | Americans bought more new 
“4 ° . Mile. books last year than were owned 
m Daily :by aH mankind before the 20th 
10 AM. to 9 P.M. century, Book publishers spent 
  SHOES nearly $10 million in newspaper 
USE YOUR SECURITY OR INTERNATIONAL CHARGE ‘advertising in 1958 to whet the 
    ‘literary appetites of the public.   
    
      PENDLETON’ | The board will entertain staff) ~ 
mannii at a tea following the| | 
18 at} 
Harry Avesian announced the S 
1960 recreation program from Jan.| ~ 
|19 through Mar. 7 will provide}. — 
| programs for parents and children} ~ 
‘be listed, also swimming sessions} - 
Mrs. John Rothschild and Le&} 
Herbert Ketchum and Mrs.} Woman’s National Farm and 
Garden Assn, held a subscrip- 
tion luncheon Monday at the 
Eppling lane home of Mrs. Wil- “A jeweled delight,” 
tibone .of Epping lane, left, of Cranbrook. Branch, 
Woman's National Farm and Garden Association. 
Looking on are, left to right: Mrs. Robert D. Hol- 
Cranbrook Branch of the | 
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says Mrs. William H. Pet- 
liam H., Pettibone in Bloom- 
field Hills. 
* * * 
Committee members 
decorated the who 
Hold Christmas Tea 
erary Club at a Christmas tea, 
Monday at the Adah Shelley Li-' 
- brary. 
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A cloth of Queen Anne lace made 
iS by Mrs. Fred-Jackson, daughter of 
Mrs. J. H. Slaybaugh, covered the 
tea table. White and red candles 
flanked the centerpiece of holly Pontiac Women’s club members Library Club of Pontiac State Hos- 
were guests of the Women’s Lit-| pital on Dec. 22. 
  
Mrs. Hopkins 
Wed Recently 
to Mr. McCallum 
Mrs. Pearl Lillian MacCuaig ‘Treasure Tree’ | 
sprigs. 
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  Many of our customers have told us it’s 
almost as heart-warming to give as to 
receive Pendleton sportswear. They know 
the Pendleton label means quality, and 
they know how men feel about receiving 
a new Pendleton shirt or jacket, 
or even a muffler. The Pendleton label 
has become synonymous ‘with quality 
because every Pendleton is dyed, 
__Spun and woven of pure virgin wool 
to an Oregon formula that goes —_ 
back over 90 years. 
This year, bring your gift list in to our 
Pendleton department and guarantee 
that those favorite names on your ‘ 
list have a truly “Merry Christmas”, Car 
tae 
te 
Peadieton Jacket, S-M-L-X1, $17.50 
Pendleton Sport Shirt, S-M-L-RL, $13.95 
Pendieton Lounging Robe, $-M-L-X1, $25.00 
Pendleton Muffler, $5.00 
Pendleton Hose, 101/¢-13, $3.50 
Pendleton Clans 
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Pendleton Tie, $2.50 
Every 
Night tl 
+. Christmas     | tional 
|duced * 
‘The Holy City” accompanied by| Attendants 
warmest wishes ire. Earl Hunt, 
fy ited by Miss Vernon last summer) 
wiillustrated her talk: 
With the Michigan Chorale.” 
give the Christmas was Mrs. Harry Vernon, Mrs. 
P. G. Latimer served the tea. 
Kiostesses were Mrs, J. H. Slay- | 
baugh, Mrs, Lulu Luby and Mrs. | 
| A. Hopkins of Scott Lake road and 
Laverne Clinton McCallum of Har- 
per Woods were married Nov. 28 
jin Grosse Pointe Baptist Church. 
Dr. Dale Ihrie read the service 
in the presence of 100 guests, 
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interna-| The bride wore a toast brown 
intro- | suit and corsage of golden rap- Presiding at tha coffee service 
  0. Carmer. 
Mrs; Raymond Swaney, 
program chairman, 
Marilyn Vernon who’ Sang; ture roses. > 
were the _ bride- 
jgqpor's daughter, Mrs. Marvin 
Toepler? @nd “his son.~ Allan. 
* * * 
“Traveling| Following a church _ reception, | 
jthe couple left for a week in On-| 
The Women’s Literary Club will|tario. They are at home on-Sgeoit| 
party for the’ Lake road. spe Ee 
Slides of European cutis vis- | 
    
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|Builders Advertised.” 
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brook of Windingwood; Mrs. Laurence T, Herman 
of Pon Valley road and Mrs. Ben F. Clowacks of 
Jonathan lane. ——__——__-—- a 
Branch Has Subscription Luncheon | Make Your 
Own Gifts 
(UPI — Unpainted wooden 
gadgets make handy Christ- 
mas gifts which can be made 
at home. 
Make a cheese board out of 
a. bread board, Decorate ‘the 
- board with stencils and wax 
it. Place a box of crackers 
and packages of gourmet Taylor, president; Mrs. George 
H, Glover, Mrs. Lawrence T. 
Herman, Mrs. Harold Tanner; 
Mrs, George McCormick Jr., | 
Mrs. Clark Andreae, Mrs, Ed- | 
win O. George, Mrs, William 
L. Mosher Jr., Mrs. Robert E. 
Klintworth, Mrs. Ben F. Glo- 
wacki, Mrs, Robert D. Hol- 
| brook, Mrs. Lloyd Sherwood, 
| Mrs. P. H. Hamley and Mrs. +. pictured are: Mrs. Charles W. 
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Gifts for Pontiac State Hos- | painted, stenciled, waxed and 
pital patients were collected. monogrammed. 
| = Pettibone. chieese spreads and possibly a 
Proceeds are tagged spreader on the board and 
| scholarships and horticultural wrap it with cellophane. 
| therapy. Unpainted hangers can be 
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WCTU Fellowships = 
The Frances. Willard Unit of prohibiting serving alcoholic bey 
WCTU held its annual, F ellowship |erages on aireraft in flight wat 
Dinner Monday at Church of the! discussed by Mrs. L. G. Rowley 
Brethren. The meeting opened state president. 4 
jwith song and prayer. | Federation President, Mrs, 
* * * | Nellie Monroe spoke Pledges to the National Christian) «ty _EIEF and Hs Principles. 
jand Temperance flags were led | 7 
iby Mrs. Sadie Patton. Devotions, 4  Teading, ‘The ~ Maste’ followed a talk on “ were given by the Rev. Lola P. ‘Touch’ 
|Mari on _ \paring Children for God" by Mr 
|Perkins, district president. 
| ™ special me rear | | Eight WCTU units including sit 
y a group e “Mary Mor- | zroups were present. ; | ton” unit. Mr. and Mrs. George | ocal 8 ~ Retail deaneem 7 
| Perkins sang a duet, with ac- 
cordien accompaniment by Mrs. |   
There are over nine million teen 
lagers in U.S. secondary schools 
an increase of over 43 per cent 
Mrs. Charles Green, honorary jin the past decade. Last year, oe 
district president, spoke 0” advertisers invested 56 per ¢ 
“Crimes Classified and Crime more dollars in newspaper adver- 
Itising during .the. fall back-to-schog 
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  upsets of the digestive tract, 
who have them. Bus are 
our, pore epidemiologic: meat because 
ne work 
pe ona “to.welcome the pres- parent, wogps ty 
sure of his work as an index of 
his proven ability and toughness,”’ 
said.Dr, P, A. B. Raffle. . 
He went further —he suggested 
“all thetalk of stress and disease 
mi a “fashion” rather than 
        
mental ‘strains for large numbers 
are the same. 
Raffles compared the sickness 
records of drivers, who are pre- 
sumed to be under the greatest 
stress, with those of conductors 
with their presumably lesser 
of bus maintenance workers who 
comparatively have no occupation- 
al stress at all, 
- |AOCURATE STATISTICS 
_He used the ~statistics of the 
London transport system of which 
he is senior medical officer. These 
Ratile’s new contribution was 
an epidemiological demonstration epidemiologic studies because they | 
are well kept and cover. long: 
periods of time, ar 
This talk of stress and disease 
grows out of doctors realizing 
that in some of their patients, 
psychological factors can be dis- 
turbing enough. to cause mental | 
or physical illness,   
    These doctors get the impression) 
from this that occupational stress, 
can do it. And this impression) 
epidemiology does not support, he 
said in a recent lecture. 
Men are not likely to take a! 
job they know they'll find stressful, | 
he said. If they do take the job, | 
they're more likely to quit it than! 
the men who don't find the work' 
stressful. ‘In the end, therefore, | 
each occupation group would tend! 
to consist of those men who can| 
™ |do the job or jobs without showing! 
= )strain,”’ he continued. | 
“Im occupations which need 
successive promotions, the addi- 
tional effect, of the employer's 
selection has to be taken into 
account.     TWO THINK as one and stuff 
stockings with companion elet- 
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   . Gus Stager, University of Michigan’s personable swini- | 
ming coach, had some nice things to say about the 
  crowd and the Pontiac Northern pool during the recent   
“visit of the Wolveritie swimmers to the city “~--~~~ 
“This is one of the finest"high=schoot pools we've had 
the privilege to use, and this crowd is the best in many 
exhibitions we've put on,” said Stager. 
The Swim Festival drew a standing-only crowd to 
the PNH pool and everyone was completely satisfied 
with the great show of competitive swimming and 
pool humor put on by the NCAA champions from 
| Michigan. 
: “We don’t have a regular practice session for our 
: comedy acts, the guys do.some practice on their own 
| and we decide in the car on our way to our destination | 
/ what we will do,” Stager said. 
| * * * 
Stager, Who was recently named coach for the U.S. 
Olympic swim team, which will again conduct its trials 
in Detroit next summer, has another team which should) 
walk off with NCAA championship for the 4th eralgns 
year. 
* *. * 
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX 
Many school officials and parents complain about the 
late finishes of athletic events, yet very often the games| 
never start until 9:00 p.m. 
As example, last Friday night the game at Pontiac 
Central ended at 9:10, but at Waterford it was still   
                                   ES 
FOOTBALL TALENT ASSEMBLED — Members of the 1959 Pontiac Press All- 
County football squad line up with Jesse MacLeay of Pontiac Central, Oakland's 
Coach of the Year, at last night’s MSU Oakland County Alumni Club grid bust in 
ig Avondale; tackle Phil 
Isbell, Birmingham; guard Stuart King, Ferndale; center Gerry Root, Royal Oak Devon Gables. Front row, left to right: End Herb Harris, 
  
in the second quarter at this time. 
We'can say this for PCH coach Art Van Ryzin—when 
he says 8:00 p.m., it starts at 8:00 p.m., give or take a 
couple minutes. 
Majority of customers pay to see the varsity game, so 
why start jayvee games so late that it causes an hour 
delay jor everyone? 
* * 
CAGEY CHARLEY:SEZ: 
Ole Cagey Charley had himself a field day with last 
. Friday’s picks. 
His expanded chest shows he- picked seven out of 
seven, and in basketball that’s an accomplishment.   Ole Charley should:haye been a member of our Swami) son, who was reported on the way 
‘lout along with Wilson only Association in football the past season. 
His record to date is 9 right, two wrong. 
Tomorrow Cagey Charley Sez: 
Rochester’ over Utica, Milford over Bloomfield 
Hills, Lake Orion over Madison, Clarkston over Holly, 
Pontiac Northern over Southfield, St. Michael over 
RO St. Mary, St. Fred over OL St. Mary, Avon- 
dale over Troy, Clarenceville over West Bloomfield - 
and Pontiac Central over Arthur Hill, 
* * * 
THE BLUE PLATE SPECIAL: 
Waterford ‘over Walled Lake.   
  Goals for Howe, Ullman 
Wings Triump   
Red Wings scored twice while Chi-|place Boston. 
cago was short handed last night 
for a 20 victory to break the| 
Black Hawks’ unbeaten streak at! aside 26 Chicago shots to rack 
_ up his fourth shutout of the sea- Expect George Wilson 
to Get 1960 Contract ison will be retained as head coach, 1960 season prior to the meeting 
lof the Detroit Lions for the 1960 | with the Bears. Such a move would 
‘| Season, 
| week, said ‘‘the shooting is over." 
committee will meet at noon Fri- Anderson said as far as 
| day and the committee has the |Lions’ owners are concerned 
power to recommend that a ‘there never was any shooting.” 
coach be retained or dismissed. © * ‘* te 
In Wilon’s case, the recommen-, He said “we think it was a plant- 
‘dation will be that he receive a/@d Story,’’ referring t6 the reports) 
-4new one-year contract. And there|Of last week that he and Wilson! 
is a strong possibility that Wilson| Were faced with dismissal. 
| might be handed the new contract| 
against the Bears at Chicago. 
CHICAGO (UPI) — The Detroit/them: four games ahead of fourth; shutout 
| Hockey Leagtie 
Goalie Terry Sawchuk kicked |ond this season over the Hawks. 
;ond-leading scorer, notched his 15th five ‘games. son while Detroit, after a slow   | 
DETROIT (UPI) — George Wil-|tend Wilson's contract through the 
igive the team a psychological lift. 
“Giving the coach a new con- 
tract late in the season is quite 
common,” Anderson said, “We 
extended George’s 1958 contract 
for a year just before the end 
of the season last year.”’ * * *® | 
Club Presidemt Edwin J. Ander-| 
last 
He said the club's executive 
  Club’ vice president and exectl- 
tive committee .chairman William 
~*~ *« * iD. Downey made it ‘clear today 
it would be good strategy to eX-/that no thought was ever given to 
—~! ousting Anderson. 
h, 2-0' | “Anderson's record as president 
jand general manager is the best} 
lof any in the league,” Downey 
isaid, ‘The Lions have prospered 
under his rule and we'd be foolish | 
‘to change now 
* 
The club ‘hee earned more than 
$800,000 after taxes since acquir- 
ing the franchise a dozen years 
| ago, Sawchuk’s National 
career ard his sec-| of 
Gordie Howe, the league’s sec-   
igoal of the season for the first 
  the ‘ 
    
Bob Christian, Walled Lake; defensive back George Graves, Pontiac Northern. 
j 
  TOGETHER AGAIN — Pontiac Central guard 
PCH, holds the eo 
  si { E ial 
‘Pontiac Press Photo 
Kimball; guard Charley Brown, Pontiac Central; tackle Jerry Rush, Pontiac Central; 
end John Meadows, Royal Oak Dondero. Back row, left to right: Defensive lineman 
Jith Teddy, Walled Lake; back Bob LeZotte, Royal Oak Dondero; back Bob Hock- 
ing, Pontiac Northern; MacLeay; quarterback Ron Bishop, Royal Oak Shrine; back A rangy quintet invades Pontiac. 
evening to meet the 
Saginaw Valley Conference battle 
‘for coach Art Van ‘Two Other Loop Games 
Slated ‘as 1959-60 SVC 
Compoige Begins 
By BILL. CORNWELL , 
The preliminaries are over and 
the main show is about to begin 
for the Pontiac Central basketball 
team, . 
* * * 
w Arthur Hill 
Friday 
fs in a 
at the PCH gymnasium. 
It will be the first Saginaw 
Valley engagement of the season 
’s PCH 
cagers as they open defense of 
their league crown. 
Two other Valley games are 
scheduled tomorrow night as the 
1959-60 SVC” campaign officially 
gets under ei 
Bay City euiieal. minus tall cen- 
ter Larry Piotrowski who decided 
to leave the squad, visits Flint 
     
     
    Central as Bill Ulienbruch, former 
Walled Lake cage boss, starts his 
3rd year as coach of the Bay 
* * &® 
It was Detroit's 12th win in 27 
games and the triumph lifted ‘the start, besieged Glenn Hall im (Detroit score, driving a 30-footer 
the Chicago net. ‘past Hall only 52 seconds after 
Hall, who made 36 stops during Dollar St. Laurent was penalized. |   Badgers Won't 
Open Practice Charley Brown Mion cnes eee eaters 
Leay, were together once more at night’ 
annual MSU Oakland County Alumni Club foot- 
ball banquet in Devon Gables. MacLeay, voted this year. The 
3rd season at it with his bronze shoe, The Pontiac Press award 
he won for being named Oakland's top gridder 
honored at the bust. 
  Wings within one-half game of the game, made 18 saves ‘in’ the second place Toronto and _Moved' second Period. It was the 80th}   
Nixon Presents Heisman Trophy 
Cannon Takes Award NEWYORK (AP) Billy Can- sembled at the Downtown Athletic | non, Louisiana State’s All Ameri-'Club. ‘but Billy Cannon is the best 
ca halfback, heads back to Baton football player in the United’ Rouge today: taking with him the! States today.” 
accolades of Vice President Rich- x * > * 
ard M:>.Nixon who presented him! 
' with the. Heisman Trophy , last | 
night, 
- “He may notbe the best runner, 
kicker, passer, tackler or pass re- 
.- “eeiver,”’ Nixon tolda nationwide 
_tadio -audience and. hundreds -BS- ee   
Nixon described him as “not an/ 
ordinary Cannon, but an atomic! 
Cannon—the ultimate weapon in; 
the arsenal of Paul Dietzel (LSU) 
coach). 
One LSU official wondered aloud | 
ee erm 
Prep Calendar settle down and prepare for the 
Sugar Bow] game against Missisi- 
sippi on New Year's Day, | 
He has already been honored as 
an All America halfback on the 
‘Associated Press’ 1959. eleven, the 
      
                 
     
     
        
               
     THURSDAY 
Wrestling isecond year in a row he made the 
pants re st Dear gatioc Nerthern lfirst team, and was picked as the 
Aa. ae Day nation’s outstanding back in a poll 
2 ur Hill at Sontine Central of writers and broadcasters. 
Plot harinera 9 Pg Sot So s * * maipel 
Southfield The Heisman Trophy is given rh at 
d _, = t Waterford 
Rrondaie » at Farmington 
: at ‘Troy 
: ison 
d at Bioomfie Id Hills , Blogmfirid a Catesoevitie mton at Northyi 
At Ronco Bt Lapeer peer 
peuse af Clintondal ons at RO Kimball each year to the outstanding foot- 
ball player in ‘the nation by a 
vote of sportswriters and broad- 
icasters in conjunction with the 
Downtown A.C. here, Cannon is 
the 25th recipient of the award. 
|Pete Dawkins, the Army All 
America who has turned into a 
rugby sensation in England, won 
last year. Le 
sessing 
\North, South Add One 
and South squads each picked: up 
“la player Wednesday for the Col- 
Bowl Dee... 26. 
* * * 
Bill. Lopasky, 22}-pound West 
Virginia guard. signed to- bolster: 
    which he 
The 
if Cannon will now-be—allowed—te+- 
MIAMI, Fla, (AP)—The North): 
lege All-Star Game jin the Orange} + oe Until Monday The second Detroit score was | 
Norm Ullman, ana rebound) MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Coach| 
fired over Hall after’ Milt Bruhn said Wednesday night 
the latter had fallen to the iece’he would not call his Wisconsin by 
  to block a shot ‘by Jim Morrison.|foetball team back for practice for 
score came 23 seconds after the Rose Bowl game at Pasadena 
John McKenzie returned to action until next Monday. 
after a penalty and 41 seconds | ’ The Badgers, Big Ten camps () 
before Elmer’Vasko was due to! who will meet Washington in the 
return for Chicago. iNew. Year’s Day classic, had). 
It was Detroit's fifth win in six|Plannéd to resume practice Thurs- 
games with Chicago this season day. 
and the defeat left the Hawks tied) Bruhn said he planned extensive 
‘with. New York for last ‘place,jdrills from Monday through Fri- 
leach with identical records of five | iday of next week. The 44man 
‘wins and\six ties in 26 games>iplayer squad will leave for the 
(St. Laurent\and Vasko were the West Coast on Sat., Dee 19. About 
‘only players penalized for Chicago|10 or. 11 workouts are planned at 
and Detroit had three penalties. ‘Pasadena, Bruhn said. 
    Commty Coach-of-the-Year in his 
Duffy 
Duffy Daugherty, Michigan State 
University’s genial head football 
coach, is still a master .at- the art 
of charming -talented. high school 
grid prospects. 
* * * 
Duffy almost didn’t make it to 
the annual MSU Oakland County 
Alumni Club football banquet last 
night-at-Devon-Gables _because_of   
           
     
             
    
        
  TRADE Figures - White Sox outfielder John Callison (lett)       the North's line and Jatk West- 
brook - atd Philadelphia Poille third baseman Gene Freese were. be key 
figures in Sitide ne League 
ee, Canes SS verees Fieme is 2, missed plane connections in Chi- 
cago. 
Daugherty was in the Windy 
City for the Big Ten meetings 
now taking..place and he got 
caught in a taxi jam on the way 
to the airport and missed his 
plane. He waited and hopped a 
later flight and just dashed into 
the Gables in time for the ‘bust. 
When he arrived, one soon be- 
came convinced that his belated 
arrival was well worth the. wait. 
‘ * * : 
Members of the 1959 Pontiac 
of honor on. this occasion and each 
boy was held in rapt attention by 
_|Dutty's oratory, 
  
    Pontiac Press Phote 
ball and Brown prepares to toe 
1959 Press All-County team was 
  
+ 
Is. Still a° Charmer. sor tove nonse 
of Prep Football Talent sports writer, presented trophies 
te each member of the All-County 
team, 
The presentation was climaxed 
with the Coach-of-the-Year trophy 
to Pontiac Central's Jesse MacLeay 
ane the bronze shoe award to guard 
¥ Charley Brown, also of PCH, as! 
the county's outstanding player for| | 
Of 959. ' 
x* * * 
The Class A-squad was also on 
the. honor roll ‘and Doug Stott, 
Oakland County scoring king, and 
his coach, Dick Figg, were special 
guests of the MSU alumni group. 
Members of Duffy’s. 
were Danny Boisture, Burt Smith 
and Bill Yeoman, 
  
YMCA Community Cege 
League Starts Action 
Waterford HY defeated Clarks- 
ton Hi-Y 26-24 in the Cian ae 
YMCA League last 
  _icatcher with Boston, Pittsburgh, 
Community. 
night with Mullen hitting for 14) 
for the winners. i READING, Pa. 
‘Mueller, (AP) 
former National: League 
‘Cincinnati and New York,. 
| Wednesday was named manager 
\Of Reading's entry in the Class 
|A Eastern ‘Baseball League - for Wolfpack. 7 
Flint Northern, which gave 
state Class A champion Lansing 
Sexton a whee of a’battle Tues- 
rig t before ng ge a - 
, Plays host to 
oh High to complete the ven 
card, 
Arthur Hill will be the first of 
several stiff tests on the PCH 
slate and the unbeaten Chiefs will 
find out just how good they really 
are this season during the next 
four weeks or so 
a 2 * * 
Following their tussle with the 
Hillites, the Chiefs go to Flint Cen- 
tral for a Dec. 18 engagement, re- 
turn home to meet Bay City on 
Jan, 8, then take to the road again 
_|for a Jan. 15 duel at Flint North- 
ern and a Jan, 22 contest at Sag- 
inaw to complete the first round 
of the Valley schedule. 
Arthur Hill was unimpressive 
last Saturday. in the season open- 
er, losing to Anp Arbor on the 
Ann Arbor court, Bat the Hill- 
ites improved considerably Tues- 
day when they defeated visiting 
“Bay City Handy to square their 
record at 1-1, 
There are seven returning letter 
winners on the Arthur Hill roster, 
led by six-foot Tom Dawson and 
6-2 Dave Tingler, Pete Datema, 
6-foot-6 center, gives the Hillites a 
strong rebounding threat, 
x* * * 
The Hillites like to gang the 
backboards under coach Chuck 
Fowler's style 6f attack and this 
will ‘provide a workout for Cen- 
tral's two top rebounders, 6-4 Bill 
Pritchett and 6-2 George Fed, 
Arthur Hill will be gunning for 
the Chiefs with all barreis. The 
Hillites are regarded as one of 
Central’s leading threats in the 
Valley race and Fowler has high 
hopes of bringing the champion- 
ship back to Arthur Hill after 
a long absence, 
Central has conquered two op- ponents thus far. The Chiefs had 
trouble disposing of Dearborn Ed- sel Ford, 52-44, in their opening game, but found easy sailing in a 
61-35 rout of city rival Northern. 
* * *& Tomorrow. night's preliminary 
game.between the PCH and Ar- thur Hill reserves will start at 6:30.with the main event begin-       1960. | 
\ I ning about 8 o'clock. 
  
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WHAT, NO SKIS? — Gene Kotlarek, America’ s No. 1 Winter 
‘@lympics’ ski jumping hope, keeps his legs in shape by running 
_two miles as part of his daily training routine. Kotlarek, a soph- 
omore at the University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch, is aiming 
for the games at Squaw Valley,   
   & AP Wirephote 
  Feb. 28. : {who led the way to a Southeastern 
tt ae ag 
[wih 6 1-2 upet by te Lous: 
aha Tech last night. s 
43-point second half did it for 
jLouisiana Tech, which “tad 
three-way 
Germany, 
Jackie Moreland and Joe Daigle, 
each with 16, State, playing a slow, 
deliberate - game, 
the - the utile was led by Jerry 
| Graves, who scored 19 points. 
State led 30-28 at the half. 
It was-only the second defeat 
jin 34 games, 
the 1957-58 campaign, for the Ma- 
roons, who had a 24-1 record _tlast 
season but passed- up the NCAA 
tournament because of racial is- beating Brown . 84-53.   
  
  * * * 
A tight zone defense and a hot, 
punch in Ray 
with 17 points, and 
but unable to 
move through the zone or hit from 
x * * 
stretching back to 
  suies,~State won its last 15 games 
| season, — a ne 66 defeat 
       
os Mississippi Staté wasn't the only 
With Howell, the 6-7 scoring ace |team jolted with a first defeat 
ilast - -night, however. -Once-beaten 
New. Mexiee State, trailing by 10 
at halftime, spilled Colorado (3-1) 
from the unbeaten list 77-69 with 
TET George “Knighton-scoring. 20 
points, And little Hofstra spoiled, 
things for Army. 58-56-on Stan Ein- 
bender's driving layup at the final 
buzzer. 
Among unbeatens who stayed 
that way, Dayton whipped Miami 
(Ohio) 61-45, 
genburk, a soph, setting a Flyer) 
record with 32 rebounds and lead- 
ing scorers with 21 points; Okla- 
homa defeated Texas Tech 56-43, 
touring Miami of Florida rapped 
Houston 72-463 and Maryland beat 
Virginia 70-62 in an Atlantic Coast 
Conference game. The East's top- 
flight four, at least in early season 
selections, also rolled with NYU 
whipping Rutgers 
mouth defeating Rhode Island 74- 
65, St. Joseph's 
Gettysburg 74-54 and Providence | with 6-6 Gary 
(Pa.) 
  
  
PHILADELPHIA (AP) —The 
defending -champion Baltimore 
Colts, who have clinched a tie for 
the Western Conference crown, 
are headed for a host of team 
‘offense honors in -the National 
Footbal] League. 
NFL statistics released Wednes-   
* Marines Favored — 
in Shrimp Bowl 
GALVESTON, Tex. (AP)—The 
Quantico, Va., Marines are ex- 
pected to be the favorites here 
Sunday in the annual Shrimp Bowl 
game that matches them with Mc- 
Clellan Air Force Base of Sacra- 
mento, Calif, 
* * * 
. The main reason is the gaudy 
Marine record of 10 victories with- 
out defeat, compared to 9-2 for) 
the Jets of McClellan. 
It is billed as q battle for the | 
national service championship. 
* *     Both boast balanced ottenses.| 
Among the Marine stars are half- | 
back King Dixon, ex-South Caro-| 
lina ace, and linemen Tony Strem-| 
ie of Navy and Clifford McGraw 
of “Rice, ' ‘one Sid Luckman’s touchdown 
‘have gained - 1,522 yarda—eighth 
‘with 1,853 yards—64 more than! “ Reet te ed Coe Co See eS 
Colts NFL Offense Leaders * * 
day show th Colts with com- 
fortable leads in total offense, 
passing and scoring. 
* * * 
The Colts have piled up a total 
of 4,176 yards in 11 games com- 
pared to 3,827 for second-place 
Los Angeles. New York, which 
already has won the Eastern 
title, is third with 3,766 yards 
followed by. Philadelphia with 
3,590 and Cleveland with 3,565, 
Baltimore led the league in’ 
total offense last year. 
* * * eh 
Sparked by quarterback Johnny, 
Unitas,. who. last week hroke by   
  
  Sa ie te Se ieee 
pass record of 28 for a single 
season, the Colts have grabbed 
off 2,654 yards through the air, 
and have scored 329 points. They | 
Sa a ay 
best—on the ground. 
Cleveland, powered by fullback 
Jimmy Brown, is No. 1 in rushing 
  | Washington. 
  
‘Honor for Chappius 
TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) Bob. 
Chappius, former De Vilbiss High 
and University of Michigan foot- 
bal] star, will be one of the six 
new, members installed tonight in 
the Toledo Hall of Fame.       : 
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30 points. 
* * * 
Rog-|to. February, 1958, 
27, at the half. 
tied 31-31 at the half, 
            rebounding Virginia 26-5 with Bob 
McDonald snaring 14 and Bunge 
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tiymp) shot tied it 82-all for Notre 
Jame in the first overtime after, 
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at 14 games’ 
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'Texans' total. Dennis Price, Dar- - 
reli Heidebrecht and Brian Eth. 
ridge each. scored 11 points and 
Buddy Hudson added 10 for the 
Sooners, who led by only two, 29 
Al Bunge, 6-8, hit on 12 of 21 
shots from the field and scored 
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first look at the course, but Moss 
has driven here several times in 
the annual 12-hour sports car ¢n- 
durance races. 
Phil Hill of Santa Monica, Calif. 
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standings and has a chance to 
move up to second by winning 
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* * 
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strong representative, He'll be at 
Brabham.and. Moss each will 
drive a Cooper Climax. Brooks 
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are scheduled Friday. The 42-lap, 
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as if the Kansas City Athletics 
and the New York Yankees are 
about to do business again with 
Roger Maris moving his locker to 
Yankee Stadium. 
The popular left-handed outfield- 
er is coveted by Manager Casey 
Stengel of the Yanks, 
The Yankees and the A’s didn’t 
announce any barter’ agreement 
at the major league meeting just 
ended but the- signs are unmistak- 
able. Casey is:lamenting the fact 
that no one in either league will 
offer enough for some Yank vet- 
erans,. He wants a left-handed 
pitcher, he says, as well as a left- 
anded-hitting outfielder. 
x &« * 
“We didn't make a deal,”’ Ca- 
sey told newsmen yesterday. “But 
we certainly tried. We talked with 
every club in the two leagues. We 
made some pretty good offers but 
you should have seen the players 
the other clubs wanted to give us 
in return.” 
This state of affairs isn't new 
to Casey and his employers. They 
haven't made a trade with any 
major league club except the Kan- 
sas City A's since September, 
1957. 
The two clubs have made at   “KANSAS. .CIFY.- (AP alt looks; 
  see 
Yankees May O: 
3 Vets tor. least.one aig deal each of ina inks five years, shuttling some ci) e 80 
players. S adenied 
x * 
Ernest Mehl, sports editor of 
the Kansas City Star, who was 
at the winter meetings, reported 
both. the Yanks and the A's had 
been probing other sources of sup- 
ply. The Yanks haven’t found any- 
thing. The A's had only limited 
success. in deals with Cincinnati, 
Pittsburgh and Boston. 
* *« * 
In their latest swap, the Ath- 
letics yesterday sent veteran 
catcher - infielder Hal Smith to 
Pittsburgh for two minor leaguers, 
pitcher Dick Hall and shortstop 
Ken‘ Hamlin. 
x *« * 
“It is entirely possible that the 
Yanks are prepared to make the 
A’s a strong bid for Maris, who 
would fit in ideally with their 
plans of regaining prestige next 
year,’ Mehl wrote, 
* * * 
Mehl speculated that the Yanks 
would trade pitcher Don Larsen 
and outfielders Hank Bauer and 
Norm Siebern for Maris. 
Mehl's predictions have been al- 
most 100 per cent accurate in 
the trading department. He re- -jother for a- big swap. -    and’ Yume in onal a 
other channels, may turn to each 
x * * 
The Athletics also might have 
the answer for Stengel’s pinings 
Bud Daley, the knuckleballer who 
led the Kansas City staff last year’ 
with 16 victories, — 
’ Whether owner Arnold Johnson, 
would turn loose of Daley is prob- 
lematical since, the club's great- 
est weakness is its pitching. 
Elsewhere, John McHale, Mil- 
waukee general manager, 
home. yesterday r failing to 
land a topflight second baseman. 
But he still has hopes of getting 
either Frank Bolling, Gil Me- 
Dougald or Don Blasingame.. The 
Giants and Indians also want the 
latter. Besides. Maris, the Yanks 
have shown interest in Charley 
Maxwell and Phillie Harry Ander- 
son, Cal Griffith says he will hoid 
on to Roy Sievers. unless the 
Dodgers or others better their 
offers, 
Cleveland boss Frank Lane said for a good left-handed pitcher im} 
went} — 
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new prep 
‘One contest will launch play in 
the Eastern Michigan and a pair 
‘in the South Central Conférenw:e 
will leave the Tri-County the only 
area loop not under way after 
Friday. 
Several interesting non-league 
games are alse on the calendar 
action. 
Pontiac Northern, beaten twi 
in as many starts, takes to t 
one of the 
Southfield is 1-1 with a win over 
Hazel Park, the latest. PNH con- 
  
he was shocked to learn the Chi- 
sox had landed slugger Gene 
Freese after-failing to do so him- 
self. “They made a great deal 
ported Stengel as saying the A’s|   there,” he stated,     
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  ‘BOSTON  — The Cincinnati 
night for the way the Pistons have 
been pushing them around, And 
they did it in a romp. 
how they managed to drop ‘three 
straight to the Pistons after gal- 
loping ‘to an easy 129-119' victory 
over the hapless Detroiters in the 
first half of a national Basketball 
Assn. doubleheader. 
Boston defeated Philadelphia 137- 
116 in the second game. 
Although the final score was 
fairly close, the Pistons were 
Philadelphia’s Wilt Chamber. 
lain still leads Boston's Bill Rus- 
sell in their personal duel, But 
the standings show Boston with a 
four-game bulge over Philadel- 
phia in the National Basketball 
Assn.’s Eastern division. 
Chamberlain, obviously handi- 
capped by an injured foot, out- 
scored Russell hated and out re- 
  Royals got even with Detroit last, 
The Royals probably. wondered Royals Stomp Pistons, Cells Win Despite Wilf bounded the Boston ace 20-19 last 
night. 
‘Syracuse moved within a game 
of Philadelphia by beating Min- 
neapolis 93-89 at Seattle. 
* * * 
While Chamberlain was exceed- 
ing his average point production 
the Celtics got another top per- 
formance from the brilliant Bob 
Cousy. With Boston trailing 71-69 
in the third period the incompar- 
able Cousy set. the Celtics off on 
‘a string of 11 straight points. 
Cousy ended up with 18 points 
but was topped by Frank Ramsey 
29, Tommy Heinsohn 20 and Rus- 
  
  never in the contest, committing | sell. 
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points. a ze 4 Saari H 0 } Gene Shue was high man for | Totals 414116 Totals 53 31 137 
Detroit with 26 points. ea oy raat 3 3 @ acs 
Receives. Ring. Plaque 
NEW YORK (AP)—Utah's Marv 
Jenson, a onetime boxer and man- 
ager of NBA middleweight cham- 
pion Gene Fullmer, Wednesday 
was awarded Boxing Writers 
Assn.’s James J, Walker Memo- 
rial Plaque for ‘‘long and meritor- 
      ‘ious service to boxing.” queror. 
* * * 
Northern skipper Dick Hall saw 
his charges bow Tuesday because 
of one bad quarter. Mike Fedynik, 
Jim Capistrant & Co, will have 
to be more steady to avoid set- 
back No. 3. 
Anything is liable to happen 
when Walled Lake and Water- 
ferd clash and tomorrow should 
be no exception as they tangle 
on the Skipper floor:;— ~~ 
The Vikings have bowed to Mil- 
ford and downed Cranbrook show- 
ing improvement the 2nd time 
t. \ Waterford edged Wayne a 
week ago looking good in spots. 
Defending champion Berkley 
‘\visits Farmington rounding out the 
loop trio, Farmington is a slight 
title favorite this year so it should 
Mt. Clemens travels to Royal 
Oak Kimball starting the EML. 
High-riding Ortonville entertains 
Millington’ and Oxford; minus 
ailing big gun Doug Stott, begins 
its season at home against North 
Branch, 1-2, launching the SCC. 
Avondale was rated~a slight :a- 
vorite for Oakland B honors in a in this full evening of court , 
     
           
   
     
     
  road again to meet Southfield in ° I-L lidlifters. The 
Huskies have yet to play at home. 
pre-season poll. The Jackets have 
dumped Fitzgerald and get a big 
chance to live up to the billing at 
Troy. The Colts are defending 
champs and picked up,where they 
left off last week. 
* * * 
Lake Orion should make it two 
straight at home against weak 
Madison while Clawson is at 
Fitzgerald. 
The Wayne-Oakland has a full 
schedule with Clarkston trying 
again to win one without John 
Parks hosting Ron Morlan and — 
his Holly mates. Defending 
titlist Brighton goes to North~ 
ville. . 
West Bloomfield seeks its 2nd 
in a-row at Clarenceville while 
Milford and Bloomfielg Hills clash 
at the home of the Barons. 
In the Southern Thumb, Mem- 
phis vs. Anchor Bay, Almont is at 
Brown City, Armada is home 
          against Capac and Dryden travels 
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“Into or a aavontive Syeareit redhead 
Dallas, who was third with 
women bowl only eight games a ‘ele day. Charlotte Grubic of  Steelton,' Closest to. Mrs, — was Don- Pa., the 1958 women’s winner, was na Zimmerman, & typ- 
i Akron, Ohio, hadjin lith with 68.19 points. Marion’ 
a oe sng Ladewig, of Grand Rapids, Mich., 7 nd was aver a 
shade under 3, and —— rey. jong-time All-Star women’s champ 
was in 13th place. . a : 
: MEN'S STANDINGS (3% pa | 
Bil Golembiewski, Dison. 70M if}. 46 
meq Bluth, St. Louts 6,833 169.33 
Pra ntg, Louisville. sone 6,741 ise al 
Dick Weber, ¢. Lon '   
  
    : point for each game 
won; one point for each 50 pins 
knocked down and one-half point 
jfer outscoring an opponent while 
. losing the majority of games. 
“th * & 
In the women's division, Mrs. 
Olga Gloor, 39-year-old Chicago 
housewife, held her lead as ~she 
continued her sensational shoot- 
    
        
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a ‘Bt. Louis eee ae Department row ae (9 pm. CST, NBC). Main Floor Golembiewski_ ‘vaulted from 
third place into the lead with 
spectacular shooting. He averaged 
nearly 240 as he won 12 of 16 
games in the second day of match 
competition. He was the leader in 
all categories, games won, -pin- 
fall and points. - 
* * * 
Bily G., as the fans call him, 
was red-hot in the final four 
games last night, sweeping the 
series from Billy Welu of St. 
Louis with a 9032.series.an games NEW YORK @® — A sore toe 
may havea —big--effect on -the 
University of Detroit's first major 
test of the basketball geason to- 
night at Madison Square Garden. 
The Titans, who have run up 
big victory margins in two straight 
triumphs, face Iona College, an up- 
state New York school for men 
which has been a power in eastern 
basketball circles for some time 
and a frequent visitor to the gar-|; 
den. : 
Detroit coach Bob Calihan is 
optimistic although the effective- Joseph A. Drazek, team aise 
called it'a strained ligament. 
However, the injury could atlect BS 
DeBusschere’s push - off on shots 
and rebounds. He and sophomore 
Charlie North have been Detroit's 
big guns in scoring and rebound. 
ing. Both are about 6-feet-5, 
Debuscherre and North have 
scored 91 of Detroit's 200 points ™ 
in two games, 
The. other half of the Titans- 
Gaels doubleheader sends Seton Bop ‘rs Las 
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ICY WARMUP — Penn State University ball carriers clown 
around with snowballs during frigid warmup drills. The Nittany «* ey I 
Sorts Mertnews. bg * pe] 67.33 
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Lions are preparing for their Liberty Bowl game, Dec. 19th with ial ek and - Louis, ness of Dave DeBusschere, one |against Wes stern Ki Kentuc ky. iRivita Foenl ore ae ete as Hit ey : . 
Alabama at Philadelphia. Left to right are quarterback Galen - posted 736. of the two highly touted sopho- | ao. a —— — — : — Seeerenerennee henge neoreeenes 4 
Hall, linebacker Tom Mulraney and halfback Dick Hoak. Golembiewski, with 21% games — be hampered by a | a — 4 
won and 10% lost, had 161.40 
Petersen points. In the first 32 
games he. knocked down 7,015 pins 
for an average of 219 per game. 
* * * 
In second. place, not too far 
behind, was Ray Bluth of St, 
Louis who also -shot brilliantly 
yesterday. He won 12 of 16 games| 
‘as he moved from eighth place to 
runnerup, He had 21 wins and 11 
losses and 159.33 points. 
Lou Frantz of Louisville, Ky., 
  The injury was first thought to) 
have been a fracture. But Dr. 
Very-Much-Alive 
Musial Laughing 
at Death Report 
RAYMONDVILLE, Tex. (P—A | 
very much alive Stan Musial 
laughed Wednesday night at a   
Dawkins Gets Praises 
for Oxford's Victory LONDON «.— Pete Dawkins, ROEBUCK AND CO 
ing teammate twice during the 
game. For millions watching the 91-PC. CRAFTSMAN SOCKET SET ‘the former Army All-America from 
‘Royal Oak, Mich., is receiving 
accolades from . British Rugby 
‘Circles today because of his pass- 
‘ing arm, 
Dawkins used his one-handed 
‘throw in Oxford’s 9-3 victory over 
Cambridge earlier this week in 
one of Britain's top Rugby matches 
ef the year. 
He threw the ball about 30 
| yards into the hands a a wait- 
“Too little and 
too late. Will it game on television it was their 
first contact with an American 
Football .pass used’ in rugby. It 
came naturally to Dawkins, but 
to Britons it was something ap- 
proaching a revolution in the 
sport. 
In a front page story, the Daily 
Express said: 
“The Yank at Oxford, All- 
America footballer ‘Cowboy Pete’ 
Dawkins, had the crowd hopping 
with his torpedo throw in...” 
‘The newspaper said the crowd 
gasped in admiration as Dawkins, | 
who picked up an oval-shaped | 
Rugby’ Union ball for the first time the leader after the first 16 games 
dropped to third with a 20-12 won- 
lost record and 154.41 points. He 
won 7 games and lost 9 yesterday. 
Bluth copped individual scoring 
honors during yesterday's shoot- 
ing, rolling a towering 278 game 
and a 953 series on games of 236, 
225, 278 and 214. 
x *« * 
    to fifth place as he won 10 of 16 
games, Don Carter former world 
champion and four-time All-Star 
titleholder, also moved up in the 
won 10 of 16 games yesterday, 
moved from 13th to 6th place: Defending champion Ed Luban.-| 
ski of Detroit advanced from 10th| 
| standings. The St. Louis star, who) rumor that the St, Louis Cardi- 
nals’ slugger had died on a hunt- 
ing trip to Texas’ Lower Rio 
Grande Valley, . 
The report apparentiy started 
in the St, Louis area. For a time 
it had newsmen and peace offi- 
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The live pig which chased an 
‘nflated pigskin at Evanston, M., | 
the flipped coin which got lost in| Referee’ sTD Error 
     
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| Southern Methodist 
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The next day pictures. 
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  The curious porker made a sur- 
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ently was looking for a departed 
‘relative. 
| The game was held up only a 
‘few minutes—not as long as the 
start of the Middlebury-Vermont 
the neck and shoulder pads of the 
Vermont captain. It took a sem#i- 
striptease and 10 minutes to find 
the coin, 
' Angie Coia of Southern Cali- 
'fornia pulled another ‘'Roy Rie- 
gels’ in running backward with 
a kickoff. 
own end zone by Notre Dame for 
a safety, Joe 
imouth College leaped off 
|bench and tackled a. Cornell 
(Iowa) player racing for a touch- 
idown,   
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a halfbuck and the coin fell inside | 
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ek ok * 
“I wasn't too sharp,” 
in his dressing room after the 
nationally televised fight. It was 
his. 19th..straight victory. 
i * *« * 
Besmanoff absorbed a barrage 
of punches’ in the sixth and was 
bleeding from several bad gashes 
over ‘his eyes. The referee 
and it was scored a 
round technical knockout. 
* * * 
Liston, 27, of Philadelphia, 
started slowly, relying on sharp 
left-hand punches which caught 
Besmanoff with regularity. The 
210-pound Liston, taller and nine 
pounds heavier than Besmanoff,| 
|started using his right hand in 
      the third round 
| * * * 
Pete Rademacher, who started) 1 s 
Over Besmanoft M r Crowns 
CLEVELAND (AP) — Sonny, q 0 Liston, who wants a shot at the P 
heavyweight title, isn't too satis- New Mexico St. Ace 
he said) 
stopped the bout—between rounds} 
seventh- |               
    
    
        
    
    
        
    
   
  OLYMPIC SETTING — This view taken from. atop the 80- 
meter ski jump shows Squaw Valley, scene of the 1960 Winter 
y. 
Atkins Wins 2 
Maher 8th in Points 
By The Associated Press 
| eA big final splurge against the 
University of Mexico carried Per- 
vis Atkins of New Mexico State to 
two major college individual foot- 
‘ball championships — scoring and | 
rushing, 
The fleet, junior halfback rolled 
up four touchdowns and 237 yards 
lin a 55-0 rout of a poor Mexican 
lteam and wound up the season 
with 107 points and 971 yards. 
Atkins, a transfer from Santa 
Ana Junior College, also scored 
the most touchdowns (17) and had 
the highest rushing average per 
jgame (97.1 yards), according to 
lfinal NCAA Service Bureau sta- 
| tistics released Thursday. 
| Atkins’ rushing mark was the! 
jlowest winning total in 15 years, | 
i|however, and it's the first time in   
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_ Pacific Coast expires after the Wis- | on Agenda 
CHICAGO i® — Rose Bowl con- 
‘trols, a review of the financial aid 
_ program and perusal of conference 
voting machinery are on the agen-)- 
da of the Big Ten annual. business 
meetings today. 
The Rose Bow! contract with the ‘| | 
consin-Washington New Year's Day 
game and a 5-5 Big Ten vote last 
May killed hopes of renewal. 
But another 5-5 stalemate kept— 
| a conference rule in the books 
| permitting Rose Bow] participa- 
| tion, That means any Big Ten 
_ schee] could accept an invitation | é 
~ STARTER MISSING — The empty shoes in 
this photo show clearly what has been wrong 
with the Clarkston cage team thus far. The bro- 
_ fans belong to ‘injured wenn John Parks who    
Pontiac Press Phote 
may ‘miss the entire season. Looking lost without 
the little senior are, left to right, Dick Lundy, 
"Larry Landon, Bill Powell and Dick Caverly. The - 
Wolves, now 0-2, host Holly Friday. f 
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| without conference sanction. 
Athletic directors and faculty 
representatives now must consider Eaglets, Rams at PNH; Mikes, ROSM at Madison   
Rose Bowl controls so no single 
team could hog the trips if an invi- 
tation is extended and also decide 
on a split of the money. 
Stu. Holcomb of Northwestern 
will report on.the financial aid 
program and is expected tourge Big Night ae for Parochials 
  that the need factor for such aid be 
eliminated. He maintains that aid 
based on need has invited stepped- 
up outside recruiting. 
A re-examination of the rules 
for voting is expected after each 
school’s vote wag expanded from 
one to two ballots at a private 
meeting Nov. 3. — 
Previously, erly the faculty rep- 
representatives’ vote prevailed, ac: | 
counting for 10 ballots on any ques- 
tion, but now athletic directors also! 
have a vote. 
* * 
The 5-5 deadlock that scrambled | 
the Rose Bow! picture was largely | 
responsible for the new rule 
‘ehange, But faculty men still hold 
veto power and only their vote will 
prevail on matters of eligibility. 
The annual meetings will run, 
through Saturday against a back-, 
drop of a 3 million dollar offer for | 
jtelevising Big Ten football, basket- gage in a big night of action Fri-| 
day, with St. Frederick, St. Mi- 
chael and Orchard Lake St. Mary, 
all involved in two games to be 
played within a stone's throw of 
one another. : 
* « * 
This unusual — and unprece-| 
dented -— situation is brought | 
  about by the fact that both the | 
PNH Tankers 
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TV committee last night for, study 
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jevened its record to 1-1 in fhe) ‘Pontiac’s parochial cagers en-| Rams and Shamrocks are playing 
their _ first — Suburban 
‘League home tilts of the season 
land will occupy Northern High 
‘School's gymnasium and the ad- 
| The Rams and Eaglets collide 
on Northern’s hardwoods, while 
the Huskies are at Southfield.     
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  | heavyweight title, easily bested', 
‘Johnny York of Norristown, Pa. 
jin an eight-round prelim. He won) 
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Winnipeg Fullback 
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  /places during the fall of 1958 and) 
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‘Same Goal for Both 
- PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) ~— Both 
Virgil “Akins and young Denny 
Moyer will aim for another match 
with present welterweight\cham- 
pion Don Jordan when they\bat=) ° 
'tle here tonight. Tonight’s bout\is 
& scheduled ‘for 10 rounds... 
'PNH Matmen Open 
Pontiac Northern opens its 
1959-60 wrestling season in a 
home match against Farming- 
‘ton. The varsity teams will meet 
at 7:30 following a 6 p.m. dayvee 
event. Walled Lake also starts its 
season at Dearborn. 
      ‘to’ average at least 100. yards 
game. | 
| In scoring, three tied for ‘the | 
runner-up post with 100 points 
apiece. They were Skip Face of 
‘Stanford, Nolan Jones of Arizona 
[State and Ger Schwedes of Syra- 
‘men. s national champion Orange- 
men, Bruce Maher of Detroit tied 
{for 8th. 
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The stars have ‘Bobby Perreault 
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on Line Saturday Triumph Over Colts 
by Underdog Rams 
Might Save Him   
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Coach 
Sid Gillman of -the Los Angeles 
Rams has several grave prob- 
lems to face, the most immediate 
being the Baltimore Colts here 
Saturday. 
The Rams have -a_ miserable 
record of nine defeats and only|‘ 
two victories, and are 10-point 
underdogs to lose their eighth 
straight when the Colts move into) 
Memorial Coliseum in the final) 
game of the National Football| 
League’s regular schedule 
Gillman is also fully aware that} 
his leg in (Wo Town & Country 46, Field's Landscape 25! his job may vanish with the Rams| 
but he is working as hard as ever 
| for this one coming up. 
He isn't the type to concede a 
win to any team but he does sus- 
pect that the Colts as the defend- 
ing NFL ‘champions are the best 
team in the league and. will so 
reign for another year. 
“The Colts,” said Gillman. to- 
day, “have too many guns, And 
in Johnny Unitas, well, to my 
mind, he is as great as: any quar: 
terback the NFL ever had.” 
—_ 5 A. 
Baltimore shellacked the 
while. pace-setting San Francisco 
®ers last Sunday, 34-14. Victory 
here will sew up the Western Con- 
ference title and send the Colts   tb erst-| winner for the Huskies and he 
| managed a varsity record in the 
| breastroke in 1:15.5. He also took: 
diving honors. 
As was expected, Jerry Carley 
of Southfield took the honors in 
the sprints. He won the 50 yard 
in :59.6, 
* * * 
Northern’s 200 yard freestyle 
relay tean. made up of Barrie, 
|TerMarsch, Eley and Gould won 
‘in 1:15.8. 
PNH-SOUTHFIELD SUMMARY: 
50 renga repent d 726.1 (8), 
(8), Kern 
Nelden (8), Johnson (N) 1:08.8, 
le—Spear (8) 200 f 
(, Gould 
bai cIntosh 100 Soko=ti (8) 
Mowers (8), Lambert (N). 
100 by troke—Ratiiff (N), 
Jardon (8), Winkilebauer (8). 
100 yle—Carly (8) :59.6, Kern 
Bud- tN), Raupp (5S), 
“ha aad {6y 2:35.1, 
7s. i, McIntosh (8). 
rf relay—Southfield — Lawton, 
Mars Moore, McGaffey 2:15.6 
200 freestyle relay—Northern—Barrie, 
TerMarsch, Eley, and Gould, 1:15.8. 
Jackie Parker MVP 
for Canadian Pros 
WINNIPEG (AP) Jackie 
\Parker, who alternated at half- 
back and quarterback for the Ed- 
monton Eskimos this season, 
Wednesday was named the 1959 
‘winner of the Jeff Nicklin Me- 
morial Trophy as the most. valu- 
able player in. the Western Inter- 
| provincial Football Union. * — 
ee 2 ee a 
A vote of. Western football! 
writers and broadcasters gave the 
former Mississippi.State star the 
award for the fourth consecutive 
year and. for the fifth time in six       
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| Bill Ratliff was the lone double | 
freestyle in :26.1 and did the 100 
butterfly—Gatewski (8) 
. a 
2:14.3, Barrie 
4115.5, 
Johini-|   Pontiac Press Photo 
EAGLET ACE—Teaming with 
top point-getter, Glen Hass, 
against St. Frederick, on Friday, 
points for the Eaglets’ smashing 
opening win (62-38) over St. Rita. 
  Pontiac Press Photo 
SHOOTS FOR RAMS — Phil 
Bieri, 
week's St. Frederick opening vic- | who hit 18 points in last 
‘tory (56-46) over St. James, is 
one of the Rams’ hopes against 
OL St. Mary, Friday night at 
PNH. gymnasium, 
PGA Considering   
New Headquarters — 
CLEARWATER, | Fla. (AP) will be shifty, able shooter Don | 
Duszynski, above. Don fired 19 | 
\\Pat Campbell at guards, 
nomi | Shamrock followers will watch 
their club try conclusions with 
RO St. Mary’s five that lost its 
opener to St. Benedict 56-21, All 
three area crews won their open- 
ers a week ago, Both varsity 
games start at 8 p.m., following 
jayvee contests. 
Top interest is focused on the 
Rams-Eaglets setto. 
In the last meeting between the 
‘clubs, Gene Wright's boys edged 
Rev. John Rakoczy’s team in a 
|district, overtime thriller. Prior to 
ithat game, Eaglets defeated the 
Rams in league action. In the SCL 
iseason’s finale, Rams defeated St. 
iBenedict to project Eaglets into 
ithe championship. In four encoun- 
‘ters in three years, Rams have 
‘clipped the, Eaglets’ wings “just 
‘once, 
Friday's test will afford oppor- 
itunity to rate the two teams’ 
'ehances in what looks like a red- 
|hot title campaign. 
Shamrocks: algg met a test of 
ability, against Tom Nuft’s outfit. 
North Siders had a so-so effort at 
St. Clement, when they ran into a 
man-to-man defense that slowed 
ithe scoring almost to a_ walk, 
Coach Jim Niebauer doesn’t ex- 
pect to run into a similar situation 
this time. 
All but two Shamrock home 
tilts will be at Madison this win- 
ter, The Jan. 9 and Feb. $ con- 
tests, both with St, Frederick, 
will take place on Pontiac Cen- 
| tral’s big floor. 
St. James is at St. Clement to- 
night and St. Benedict faces St. 
'Rita on Friday, in other SCL 2nd- 
round tests. 
Rams have lost big Jack O’Riel- 
ly for 8 to 10 weeks. Jaci: fell in a 
collision with a St. James player, 
last week, hurting his left elbow. 
Monday the injury was found to be 
a fracture’ Chuck Guibord will 
take over the pivot job. Other Ram 
starters will be Phil Bieri and Ted 
Dobski at forwards, high-scoring 
Mike Reed and Jim. Kennedy, 
guards. 
For the Eaglets it will be Glen 
Hass and Don Duszynski at for- 
ward, Stan Krogulecki-and Ed Sis- 
sen, guards, and Tom Tomaszewi icz 
at the pivot, 
Niebaner said he would start the 
same five that dumped the Cru- 
'saders last weekend: forwards, Art 
\Robak and Don Mountain, George 
'Drake at center, Dom Dabbs and   
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A. loss, coupled with a -49er tri-/Drake star. who was named 
Canada’s outstanding player last 
month, was runner-up with 25) by 
points. Quarterback Jim Van Pelt 
of the Grey Cup champion Winni- 
‘peg Blue Bombers and _ ex-Michi- umph over Green Bay at San 
Francisco, would necessitate a 
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        Delegates to the 43rd annual Prox 
fessional Golfers AsSsn.. mecting 
have voted to consider moving] 
PGA headquarters from Dunedin, | 
Fia.,.to another Florida City. 
A ’ spokesman said St. Peters-| 
burg, Sarasota, Naples and Fort } 
Lauderdale have been -mentioned 
ph gaol a 
for the PGA, 
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Action on the move will not oe 
itaken until the next annual meet: | 
ing. | a uMuNtzED Resists Rust Best | 
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         Delegates agreed to continue al < Wacesdiiione! 47-88 
national golf_ club but said new ang tallies should be owned hy the — HPGA, The present : headquarters [/are leased from the city. of. Dune. | 
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  a, seal “shal high school basketball tournaments 
time) P were announced Hcg, by ‘Charles Pindlay 1Ohio) 88, Detroit Tech a9 E. i , Director of! 
High School Basketball A 
Flint Southwestern 64. Flint Central 62, a ¥- Fergie said the “Michigan High: 
: re * oa 56 School Athletic Association select- 
ee : fsa Ae %. ire 54 ed March 1-5 as the dates for the 
WEDNESDAY's. RESULTS een Se 1960 district tournaments, Region- 
‘NATIONAL culeainie ‘Latagetie $3, 67 : als will be March 812, quarter- 
Detroit 2 Ch vermont finals March 16 and semi-finals      
     
  AMERICAN ¢ ss Lat) E 
ey. id 5. Hi and finals March 18-19. . 
oe “LEAGUE | “Paedistrict. tournaments. 
       Maryland 10. Virgina 8 isiane 7 geen Ti hiss. state 2 ton 2 
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE : ' Delaware ai, = Hopkins 58 
Milwaukee” ---— merican~ Us " Georgetown, D.C: - 60 
- MIDWEST baw: tow As SCHEDULE eg 68, 2 overtimes TIONAL LEAGUE potre Dame. So 
wisranien peyten 61, Miami Ohio 45 eile Wittenberg 40, Toledo 39 ens High C-D, Hillsdale 
All Pier game at Springtiold SOUTHWEST C-D, Adrian High C-D, Tecumseh 
New York at Chariotte ven. 7 ee High B-C, Saline High C, Washington at Greensboro 
FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE 
ERN LEAGUE 
New York TCU 99, Tulsa 77 
Oklahoma 5 68, Texas West, 
Arigona St. U. 1b, N, Mex. iighlands 72 
W. Texas 1" Midwestern, Tex. High B, Trenton High A (4), 
Ecorse High B-C, Detroit Visita- 
Philadelphia INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE High C, Detroit-Servite High B-D, rene 
New Mexico sr   
  tion High B-C, Detroit St. David| New Lothrop r 
  1AC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1959 he     
  
a, Eastern Michighn University A (#, Chelsea High C, Michigan 
Center High B, Jackson H 
C-D, Albion C, Battle Creek -Cen- 
tral High A-B, Battle Creek Spring- 
field High C, Portage High B, 
Western enn University C-D. 
* 
Covert High D, -Zeeland High A-B, Hopkins High C, Middleville 
High C, Grand Ledge High B, Lan- 
sing Sexton Hig! C-D, Lansing Ey- 
erett High A, Webberville High D, 
: High... B-D,.. NORTHVILLE) jee 
HIGH B, WEST BLOOMFIELD es 
HIGH, B, PONTIAC NORTHERN 
HIGH B-C, BIRMINGHAM SEA- 
HOLM HIGH A (4)-D, TROY 
HIGH B, Mt. Clemens L’Anse 
College|Creuse High B-C, Port Huron High 
B-c, Otisville Lakeville High B-C, 
Flint Bentley High C, Flint Kears- 
ley High B-D, Flint Southwestern 
ta-|High A -(2), Flint Dye High C, High D, Cheasing'- 
High B-C, St, John High C-D, Car- 
son City High_C-D, lonia High 
B-D, Grand Rapids Godwin Heights 
  lorado 69 
nver 36. Air Porce $3 ___ |Hamtramck High BS. Harper wus A Guance Montana 7a, Soul ‘Dakota 63 Woods High B-C, East Detroit A By The Associated Press CoP &. 
dg igen g RESULTS ah   (4)-D, ‘Livonia - ” Bentley High A High B, Grand Rapids Rogers   
Cincinnati 129, Detroi \ a Boston wow HAL, STANDINGS 119 
137, Philadelphia 116 
Syracuse 93, M 
By The Astesioted Press 89 
THURSDAY ‘s SCH EDUL 
Lonis |Detroit Boxers Rank High   Detroit vs. 8t. at Philadel ia L T Pts. GF GA 
Cincinnati at Philadelphia pn Montreal 74 6.40 9 3S 
Syracuse vs. Minneapolis at San Francisco; Toronto eeeeveeees 136 6 32 63 58 
FR DAY'S: SCHEDULE Detroit... woo, RET UH 72 6 
St. Louls at Boston Boston, ,....-- 26... .065 913 5 23 06 99 
Syracuse at New York New York ........... 515 6 6 7% 97 
ns Chicago ......... sss 515.616 62 %6 
WEDNESDAY’S Fights . ; 
7 Associated NBA STANDINGS 
    
  
  By The SLEVELAN: Liston, 210, Phila- EW . YORK — Light- delphia, oneget Willi Besmanoff, 201. By one Associated Press N YO (AP ) t 
ie raukee y= Rr a oe a Se STERN DIVISION weight champion Joe Brown and 
140, Philadelphia, 10. Pete Rademacbér, | Boston of" is = |NBA middleweight _ king _ 200. Columbus, Ga.. outpointed Johnny| Philadelphia. . 15°! 7-682 4 |Fullmer today were ork, 205, Norristown, Pa., 8. Syracuse 4 «8 $36 5 ! “figh the month” 
* JOPLIN, Mo—Willie Morton, 138, Kansas adie: J . oe * wars rnd 
City, stopped Doc Savage. 138, Chicago 5. WESTERN DIVISION ors by bay ng ey en for their 
TOKYO—Leo Espinosa, 128, ty > Ss an Laue it i“ ie “3% -_ I title de : tpointed Yukio Katsumata, 124%, Japan:iCincinnat! i} \ “So 5% | Brown, of New Orleans, stopped 
1. Minneapolis 7 269 6=C«     
  
] Ring Promoter - lay! Fri. —Saturday ! Ruled i in Debt SALE Thurs. — 
$10 Sandler Ski Boots .................. $ 7.75 ] 
$20 Italian Ski Boots, double boot... s1430 [to Uncle Sam $30 Northland Skis, steel edges .......... $23.50 | WASHINGTON (AP) —The-U.S. Tax Court ruled Wednesday that 
| Babe McCoy, Los Angeles boxing / 
Sun Valley Ski Pants & Jackets 
  ’ * | and ‘wrestling promoter, short 
Boys & Girls’ Shoe Skates, sizes 2-4 ........ $ 5.75 jchanged Uncle Sam's ‘tax col- 
Men's Hard Toe Hockey Skates............ $7.98 J iectors for 1953. 
Men's Hard Toe Hockey Skates, tendon guards $ 9.50 |} McCoy, whose real name is| 
Girls’ White Figure Skates ........... from $ 7.75 | Harry E. Rudolph, reported he 
20 $ * preceived $27,847 68 as matchmaker 
$ palding Golf Cart... 00.0.0... $14.50 for the Olympic club that year. 
9 Spaldin He also reported receipt of ‘‘mis- 
$ 9 Spalding Golf Irons ................ FATE ee aise ere oe ond. wrestling 
$ 5 Golf Irons $ 3.50 5 WM OS WUE BAUM 2 wee ew wwe we ew eee . income’ of $5,078, & 
S x * * $30 Spalding Golf Bags ......:.......... $21.00 |)... internal Revenue Service 
claimed McCoy failed to report 
‘additional incdme of $10,004.56. 
In its decision Wednesday, the 
‘tax court held that McCoy had 
\$8,000 of imcome which he failed 
ito include in his return, The 
{court left it up to tax experts 
FE 46211 ‘to figure out how much the tax 
}will be, All Wool Award*Sweaters—Leather Sleeve 
School Jackets 
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  Brown, Fullmer- Honored England's‘ Dave Charnley on a 
sixth- round technical knockout. 
Fullmer, ef West Jordan, Utah, 
to| won’ a unanimous decision in 15 
rounds over Spider Webb of Chi- 
cago. 
* * * 
The monthly Ring ratings 
showed changes in every, division 
except the featherweight class. 
Carlos Ortiz of New -York was) 
and replaced by Paolo Rosi, 
ian-born New Yorker. 
Fermer welterweight and mid- 
silio also was demoted for idle- 
among the middleweights in an 
exchange of positions with Ger- 
'many's Gustav . Scholz. 
* * * 
Billy Hunter of Detroit made 
the biggest jump among the heavy- | 
weights. 
In the light-heavyweight class, 
the retirement of Canadian Yvon 
Durelle and Jesse Bowdry’s loss 
in several shifts. Bowdry, of St. 
Louis, fell from fourth to fifth. 
Mike Holt of South Africa was 
promoted from fifth to third and 
Von Clay of Philadelphia jumped 
front sixth to fourth. Hank, a 
middleweight, 
New York, add ratings 
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Kenny Lane, Muske-| 
Duilio | 
Carlos Ort s. | igh) pon High BD, Whitehall High C, 
  
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  dropped from the No. 1 lightweight | 
contender’s. position for inactivity | 
Ital- | 
dleweight champion Carmen Ba-| 
ness, the Chittanango, N.Y., clout- | 
er was shifted from third to fifth 
to Henry Hank of Detroit resulted, 
leaped from . ninth | 
to sixth among the 160-pounders. | 
         
  Rafiu King. | 
. phones Halimt. ve Danny Kid, 
4 ilippines. Leo Espinosa, Philippines. 
Brasil, 7, Jose Lopez, \ 
ks . ‘ Paseus! Perez, Argentina. 1, 
4 a Thailand. 2,’ Sadao Yao- 
@IMPERIAL@ , ees ite, Japan. 3; Ramon Arias, Venezuela. 4. 
“awe ~ : a Ben Ali : san Sates College C,~ Midland Ttigh A, 
‘Traverse City High A-C-D, Gray- 
        
    High A (2)-C, Sparta High &C, 
Muskegon High A, North Muske- 
Central Michigan University C.D. 
St, Louis High B, He High 
C,. Saginaw High C-D, Caro High 
B-D, Deckerville High C, Ruth 
St. Peter and Paul High D, Sebe- 
waing High C, Bay City Junior: 
Pinconning High B, Whittemore 
High C-D, 
Manistee High D, Fremkfort ‘High 
C, Maple City Glen Lake High D, 
ling High C, Gaylord High C. At- 
lanta High D, Indian River ‘High 
D,. Petoskey High B-C-D, Pickford 
High €-D, Escanaba Holy ‘Name! 
High B-E, Rock. High D-E, North- 
  ern Michigan College B, Negau- 
nee High B-C BC, _Vulean Kingsford 
    iste pion ‘ Ih 
Armory D-E, Stanbaugh (iron) 
River Armory) C-E, Michigan’ 
Tech at, Houghton C-D, Tronwood| 
High B. 
REGIONALS | 
Stevensville Lakeshore High D 
Western Michigan University A- DI 
Portage High C, Battle Creek Cen- 
tral High B-D,. Eastern Michigan 
Univesity A-C, Willow Run High 
B-D, Trenton High, A SOUTH- 
FIELD HIGH A, East Detroit 
High A, Roseville High B, BIR-| 
MINGHAM SEAHOLM HIGH A-C7 
PONTIAC CENTRAL HIGH B, 
      _ Stanford End k 
Signedby Dalas DALLAS, ‘Tek “(AP == 5 
Football League, 
Don Rossi, the club's 
manager, made the 
the fight with the National League 
for ‘players. The 6-foot-3, 200. 
"gpound Stanford captain had been 
drafted also by the Cleveland 
Browns of the NFL, 
“It wasn't a case of outbidding 
Cleveland insofar as money was 
iconcerned,"' Rossi declared. “He 
signed for the same salary Cleve-/ 
land offered him but he was con- 
Flint Central and Northern High} vineed that he- ‘hada better future 
schools (1.M.A.) A-B-D, Grand) 
Rapids Godwin Heights High 
A-C-D, Bay City Junior College C, 
Central Michigan University 
B-C-D, Traverse City High D,; Pe- 
toskey High C, and Northern Mich- 
igan College B- C-D- E.   ‘a non-conference game with Dallas.” 
GRAND RAPIDS #— ~ Rebound: 
ing was the difference last night 
as Aquinas pinned a 64-47 basket- 
ball loss on Assumption (Ont.) in general 
announcement | out 
\Wednesday. after returning from 
(Palo Alto and his first round in), 
Dave Peters and Dalton Cantrell 
split scoring honors with 14 each. 
  The score was tied at 57-57 after 
overtime, 
regulation play and 61-61 after one 
  Chips Defeat” Ferris 
ar einer es “Guards Gary 
Lee and Dean Adams accounted 
tor-33 points as. Central 
deteated Ferris 57-50 last night 
in a non - conference basketball, 
game here. 
But Ferris’ forward Dan Dob- 
ryczynski captured me point hon- 
ors with . 
with 18. 22; Lee _ Central 
  
  
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Olympic ski jump training team. 
recently.   AP Wirepheto 
Joreno HOPEFUL — Specialist 4th class Jon St. Andre 
of Ishpeming is the only service skier to qualify for the 1960 
St. Andre has been the Army ski 
instructor at Fort Greely in Alaska until his return to Ishpeming 
  
Set for Win 
‘SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. w —   ter Olympics Stash gr" Sit, 
jaides were found who were multi- ‘California Highway Patrol” 1900 SOHO ae ave 
“What's the weather like up lingual. The tongues they know 
ahead?” 
“Will I need chains?” 
“Is the road open?” 
These and a multitude of ques- 
tions like them will face Califor- 
nia Highway Patrolmen at the 
Feb. 18-28 Olympic Winter Games | 
. .. and the questions are ex- 
pected in a variety of languages. 
To prepare for the tasks of hand-| 
ling crowds estimated at 35,000 a 
. day, the CHP has asked its em- 
ployes about: their language abili- 
ties. Pe 
eee 
| 2 Pe 
OE 
* 
. Ninety-six * 
officers * 
and 
St. Lovis to Be Tested 
as Future Hockey Site 
ST. LOUIS (AP)}—In a move de- 
signed to determine. St. Louis in- 
terest in returning pro hockey to 
the city, Toledo of the Interna- 
tional Hockey League 
St. Louis arena next month 
. * * * 
The announcement was 
yesterday by Andy Mulligan of the 
Toledo 
of the Arena. St. Louis 
entry in the American Hockey 
club folded it in 1953. 
 _BROWER’S 
SKI SHOP ts headquarters fa 
Oxford 
HEAD | 
SKIS . 
THE MOST 
TALKED ABOUT SKI... 
ON EVERY SLOPE... 
EVERYWHERE 
IN THE WORLD   
    
  You've heard about 
Head Skis... how 
the feel, turn, ride 
over bumps, cut 
through broken 
surfaces, ride high 
in powder, bite and 
track on hard pack 
or ice. 
BROWER’°S 
Department Store N. Washingten St. Oxford 
OA 8-2933 
  HEAD 
  
  othe r 
will play! 
five reguiar season games in the 
club and Emory Jones) 
had an| 
| traffic, 
ihe 
concentration of patrolmen in the 5! 8 
and while they will be. ex- cha jinclude Russian, Spanish, French, 
German, Italian, Portuguese, 
Greek, Dutch, Yugoslavian, Swiss-| 
{Italian, Finnish, Danish, Polish, 
Chinese, Croatian, Serbian, Hindus-|* 
tami, Flemish, Armenian and sign 
| language. 
'able length of time to any non- | 
English speaking motorist who 
runs into trouble. 
| The Patrol says it will have on 
|duty 24 hours a day the highest 
| concentration of men ever to po- 
They 
will patrol all the main roads lead- 
ing to the valley in Febryary. Six- ‘lice .California’s highways Thus the CHP hopes to be able | 
| to summon aid within a reason- 
| ty-six patrol cars will operate in 
ithe area during days and even- 
| ings 
The Olympic site is 
| 200 miles 
east of San Francisco off trans-|,,227 
continental U.S. 40. The highway) 
except for about 35 miles, is four. List Several 
Dates of Note 
Kandahar, 
Meets . Feature 
Activities   
Area 
  | Several area events are listed 
‘on the Michigan calendar winter 
jsenedule for 1960. 
| The annual Kandahar ski jump- 
ling meet at Pontiac Lake recrea- 
ition area is scheduled for Jaru- 
jary sith, 
| Mt. * Holly’ s annual ski races 
| are set for January 17th and the 
downhill slalom races at Gram- 
| pian Mt. are listed for January 
| 36-31. 
Here is the complete winter 
| sports calendar as released by the 
|Michigan Tourist Council for. the 
season (continues 
Perchville (ice fish- 
AWS, hunting 
1). 2—Rabbit 
| unrough Marc 
‘Ski Car- 
nival, Traverse City. 
onual Sports Car Show, Green- §-31-——An 
field Village, Dearborn 
9-10—8 tate vew vAmateur Hockey 
| Tournanrent, htor 
| 0 Selection Ball: winter sports queen, 
| Lewitsto 10—-Kandahar Ski Jumping Meet, Pon- 
flac Lake Ski Area, Ponti 
11-11- Coyote, fox and “rabbit hunting 
wis 17 °Rod ae & 15 
Center, Lansing 
| 16-11—Tip- Oe -Town, Houghton Lake. 
—?nd Annual Ski Races, Mt. Holly ver Islan 
Custom Autorama, Civic 
  
sie ha 
Grampian) _ 
  | ski Area, Holly. 20— Avalanene. Day, Avalanche S&ki 
iArea, Boyne C 
*23—Ice Fishing Derby, 
Beach, Mt. Cleméns 
| 24—Winter Carnival 
23 Collewiate Alpine 8ki 
ship, Mont Ripley Ski Area, 
D 24—Caberfae Junior 
Meet. Lewiston 
Houghten 
Alpine 38k} 
Caberfae Ski Area, Cadillac .. Metropolitan | 
Champton-| 
23, 2%—Olympic Sk! Jumping Tryowlt | 
Ishpeming Ski Club, Ishoeming 
23: 24-—Detroit Speed Skating Cham- 
pionships, Detroit 
20-Feb. 6—Petoskey Winter Carnival,| 
Petoskey | 
30-31--Kiwanis Ski Jumping Meet, 
Pine Mountain Ski Area, Iron Mountain 
30—8th Annual Michigan Tech Winter 
Sports Roundup, Houghton 
30-71—Mens’ Downhill Slalom Race, 
Grampian Mountain Ski Area, Oxford. 
31—Winter Sports Carnival, Hoyt 
;Park, Saginaw 
FEBRUARY EVENTS 
20-Peb. 6—Petoskey Winter’ Car- 
selection of Miss Michigan Winter 
Queen etoskey 
4—Michigan “Pech Collegiate Ski Meet. 
Mont Ripley, Houghton 
6—Lower Michigan "Cross- country 
| Meet. Caberfae Ski Area, Cadillac fki, 
* * * -26th Annual Thunder Bay Winter 
. . lowrnivel Alpena 
The big bottleneck, if there is “has Michigan Outdoor Speed Skating -. : Championships, Alpena one, will come at 7,000-foot Donner 7 Region I Junigr Alpine Skt 
Summit, a steep and scary four- Championships Pine Mountain Ski le 7 Tron Moutain 
mile two-lane stretch. “eh. Region IIT Junior: Alpine Ski 
Championships Black Mountain Ski made | 
| To equip, feed and house the | |Area, Cheboygan. 
206 patrol staff — 164 officers yyecc% 
and 42 non-uniformed personnel | 
— the CHP drafted its training 
ramento. 
Everyone will be housed im the); 
| Tahoe-Truckee High School gym. League for several years but the| academy personnel from Sac- |P'13°O%.. 1 Jumping and Nordie Combined 
Briar! Hill Ski Area, Mesick 
nival 
12-15—Lower Peninsula Junior Hockey) 
Detroit 
higan High Schoo! 
[Alpine Championship Races, 
|}Mountain, Boyne Falls 
13—International Center Novice Skat- 
fhe Finals, Detroit 
2nd or 3rd week—Escanaba Ice Re- 
vue, Escanaba, Houghton 
Ski 
Thunder 
| Items collected ih advance in-| %--Bay de Noe Fishing Derby, clude: stone 
20-21—Annual Lake Trout & 
One hundred and sixty pairs of Postiyal Higgins Lake . . wo 21—Copper Country Junior Alpine 
skid chains, 78 windshield ice pjyisional ski Championships, Mont 
breakers, 78 short , shovels, 
181-cases of emergency flares, 100 
The big job wil be regulating, 
but CHP 158) Ri sey; _ Voggnien. 
mud and snow tires, 91 tow cables, Skatin 
21- oF 
Commissioner Meet, 
| Bradford Crittenden cautions that) 
| his men will-carry plenty of ticket 
| books with them. 
“Motorists should be aware,” 
says, ‘‘that there will be a 
| area, 
tremely busy, it is highly improb) ,,* 
able that traffic violations will go 
unnoticed.”’ 
= | Races, Detroit. 
Mark Trophy Races 
slalom, Suhdey)} Nut’ Saturday; 
parkas and 232 pairs of arctic Ski Area. Harbor Springs 
| overshoes 27-28—Central U.S. Ski Assn. Alpine 
| OVETSNOES. Junior’ Bxi Championship, Mont Ripley Ski Area, Hought 
28-—-Black Mountain Ski 
Cheboygan 
ARCH EVENTS 
1-5—~Home Bhow, Kalamazoo. Club Alpine} 
oats $—State Amateur Hockey Playoffs;| 
Bantam, Midget, Juvenile, Junior, 
(| How hton. | 
3 eClub Races, Mt Mancelona Ski! 
Avea, Mancetiona 
a 13—Homearama, Civic Center, Lan-| 
13—Ishpeming Junior National Ski) 
onships, Ishpeiitng | 
13-—“Gogedie Range Ski Jumping Meet 
3. 38 Boats, Sports & Hobby Show,! 
Kalamazoo | 
*Tentative 
Mt. Summit Opens Dec. 19 snow Mr. 
the skiers want snow. 
Unless there is a sudden barrage 
‘of the white fluff, it Snow, please, 
erman, Weath-| this weekend because the weath- | 
| er report calls for above aver- | 
looks like | age temperatures, 
The club is almost ecértain to: 
most area ski slopes will postpone | iget started next week as colder| 
itheir openings for another week-| weather is expected. 
end. 
Mt. Holly will continue to make | iat Grampian. Imported from A new pomalift wil be installed { 
Assn./ 
Silver Skates Speed E =   
ANYONE FOR SKIING? 
school's ‘ski club, one of 25 schools entered in 
the high school program jointly held at Mt. Holly 
and Grampian Mt., was one of the first in action   
      
Lives-in Area   
Irwin Head Pro at 
Jack Irwin is the new: head pro, heads the Ski Patrol unit at Mt. | 
Irwin, who celebrates his 2ist | Mio Mountain is in its 6th year|is just, off the presses and is 
year of ski 
| taught at Teeple Hill and Mt. 
| Holly, 8-13—Annual Mich. Tech Winter Car-|at the Mio Mountain Ski School. 
teaching, formerly 
He takes over the teaching duties} 
Glad- at Charlie Budesky’s ski spread on| 
Ice the Au Sable immediately. 
* * 
During the weekdays, Jack is an 
MIO 
  He lives in Farmingtoa.| 
he | week nights, Waterford High 
MIO 
| Christie in Oxford. 
jt operation, with many improve-| 
ments. It Boasts°a. new elubhouse | 
this year. .- 
  
West Michigan | 
* Set for Action 
GRAND RAPIDS (W®-—Artificial, 
nglish teacher at Redford High!) ;Snow between 10 and 28 faches on downhill. School. 
During the itwo runs each and skiing good was) 
ithe report today from two of West 
'Michigan’s 28 winter sports cen- 
ters. 
The West Michigan Tourist and! 
Resort Assn. said the reports from | 
Caberfye at Cadillac and Boyne} 
Mountain Lodge at Boyne Falls! 
indicated a dearth of snow else-| 
where “in the area. Caberfae} 
planned to be open Saturday and| 
Sunday. Boyne Mountain reported 
it was open daily. 
Jordan Valley Lodge at East! 
  
PRO—Jack Irwin, known 
to many area skiers primarily at 
| Teeple Hill and Mt. Holly, ‘is the 
m new ski pro at Mio Mountain. 
| snow as long as the temperature \F rance, installation of the lift will; Irwin is a resident of Farming- 
m= drops to freezing at night. 
  
MT. HOLLY 
SKI 
AREA 
18 Miles North 
of Pontiac on US-10. "Easy to See 
. from Hi-Way 
Svtiies good ski conditions. Orig- 
inal snow makers in Michigan. 
For accurate, up-to-the- minute 
ski conditions. 
Phone Li 5-0711 or ME 4.9381    Mt. Summit plans its grand) 
|opening Dec, 19, with its 10 runs | 
land seven electric tows. 
a” ok . 
The Summit Club, which is- lo- 
icated on Foley road in Fenton, 
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|\Operators. Hold ~ 
Meeti ing Today 
Poncesgsvong {UPD — Winter 
The operators were considering 
taking up a proposal for liability 
insurance for winter sports areas. 
The meeting agenda also in- 
cluded reports. on the ‘Grand 
Rapids, Detroit and Chicago win- 
ter sports shows, an advertising 
report, area. snow report for 
skiers and a Janyary tour of win- 
ter aye areas by Midwest news- 
men. 
: si Tak CHRISTIE — Fast swing: turn 
with skis remaining parallel. 
HERRINGBONE fa Climbing up- 
hill witht the skis in '‘V’”’ position. 
KICK TURN — Reversing direc- 
tion while standing in one place. 
‘| SCHUSS BOOMER — Skiing’s 
equivalent of ‘the “hot rod’ driver. 
SIDE-STEP — Climbing uphill   
slope. 
SITZMARK — Hole left in snow 
by fallen skier (please fill). 
SKI_ PATROL — It supervises 
-|Skiing and administers first aid. 
SLALOM — Racing against time 
on special, flag-marked course. 
SNOW PLOW Fundamental 
maneuver to control rate of de-! 
  with skis at right angles to the). Ookland Hills Club to Hold Session at 
| Grampian Mt. 
A ROS SAO Hills Ski 
|Club, newly formed in Rochester, 
will hold a meeting at 2 p.m., Sat- 
urday, December. 12, at Grampian 
Mountain Ski Area. Se eee ae 
According to Carl Markle, sec 
retary of the club, a group ski 
lesson will be on the agenda for 
the club if snow is available. 
In the event there is not suf- 
ficient snow, a clething and equip- 
ment exchange will beheld be- 
tween the members, Joe Kosik, 
owner of Grampian, will also con- 
duct a tour of the area. 
Organized only a month ago, the 
Oakland Hills Ski Club has mem- 
bers from Rochester, Pontiac, 
Richmond, Birmingham, Lake Ori- 
on and Orchard Lake. 
The meeting on Saturday will 
be open to all persons interested 
in joining the new ski club. 
‘M! Hockey Schedule Dec. 4 Colorado .   
  Dec. § Colorado ~..0..6 cece eene 
Dec, 18 Toronto .....c.. 6k e esas Home 
Dec. 19 Toronto ............. 
Det. 26 LA Canadians .. 
Dec. 27 LA Canadians ... ve 
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Peb. 13 Michigan ‘Tech ....... Awa) 
Feb. 16 MSU . Home 
Feb. 26 Minnesota Home 
Feb. 27 Minnesota Home 
Feb. 29 Denver Home 
Mar.i Denver Home 
Mar.4 North Dakota . Away 
Mar. . North Dakota ... Away 
Mar. League Playoffs 
Mar. a League Playoffs 
Mar. 17 NCAA Playoffs Boston     
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has an interested onlooker, Marilyn Meyers of 
Cass Lake Road, as he puts on the skis at Mt. 
Holly. 
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Pontiac Press Photos 
TOP SHOWMAN — Winner of the special award for beef show- 
manship at the Junior Livestock Show yesterday in Detroit wus 
Philip Smith Jr., 17, of Merrie Meadow Farm, South Lyon. He is 
pictured here with his prize-winning Aberdeen Angus steer which 
placed first in that class’ heavyweight division. It was young 
Smith's final show as a 4-H exhibitor. 4 4 s South Lyon Youth Aphid EE MRNA 
Two Maior Steer Awards. . By LEE WINS5ORN 
Months of hard wofk preparing their animals for the 
three Oakland County area 
others also_recieved prizes, 
One of the exhibitors, Ph 
Lyon, won two major awards, 
His prize Aberdeen Angus _ Junior Livestock Show in Detroit paid big dividends for . 
4-Hers yesterday. Several 
ilip Smith Jr, ve of South 
steer was named first place 
winner in the heavyweight class. And in the final event 
          
        
    
of the day, Smith’s expert? 
handling. of his animal 
earned .him the top prize| 
for beef showmanship. 
enteen-year-old Faye Walker's 
shorthorn steer was picked grand] *" 
champion of breed, Faye, who is, ™ 
from Metamora, also was runner-| 
up to Philip for the top showman- 
ship award. 
An®ther hot contender in sev- 
eral classes was Jay Tuggle, 19, 
of Dryden, His middleweight | 
Hereford steer was reserve 
champion of “breed, 
The three: 4-lers, as top win | 
ners, were entitled to enter their} 
animals in competition for grand| 
champion steer of: the show. An! 
Aberdeen angus, owned by 16-year-| 
old Tom Partridge of Swartz Creek 
won this coveted trophy. 
* * * 
Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | 
Philip’ Smith,of 28318 Dixboro Rd. | 
It was his fina] show as a 4-H ex- 
hibitor. 
Faye ts the daughter of Mr.   
Face $30,000 Deficit ROCHESTER — Despite the fact 
that voters ‘in the Rochester Com-| 
mkunity School District approved | 
a two-mill tax increase for oper-| 
ation last June, the Board of Edu- 
cation faces a $30,000 deficit. | 
Members learned last “night 
that the money raised by the 
millage-hike has been erased by 
a drop in preperty valuations in | 
Avon Township, Approximately | 
40 million dollars of the dis- 
trict’s 45 million ccllar valuation 
is located there. 
This one township's drop in our valuation would be during 
the 1959-60 school, year,” Baldwin 
stated. 
He stressed, however, that the 
Rochester district is no harder hit 
\by the valuation. drop than others 
jin the area, Most have been bor- 
jrowing periodically to keep abreast 
iof current expenses. 
Says Straley | Sutton Rd., Metamora. | 
Rochester's Schools — 
“has made it necessary for the | Claims Petition Asking equalized valuation has eliminated! 
the district's major source of local 
revenue, members learned dur’ 
their budget stuc'y. “| 
“The condition of state finances | Wants Job Back Former Chief's Lawyer| 
—. wore on gues and a Board. to borrow $300,000 against | 
future taxes," said Schools Super-| 
intendent Donald C. Baldwin. 
He added that | depending on! 
what happens on the state level|Stratey’s attorney is that the for- | 
in the next few months, 
trict might have to borrow fur- 
ther by June 30 — probably in 
February. | 
“We were just 5 million dol- | 
  
Rochester Group Sets | 
Roller. Rink Gathering 
ROCHESTER — The Luther’ 
League of the Abiding Presence 
Lutheran Chufch are planning a 
roller skating party for Sunday 
afternoon at the Utica Roller Rink. 
Members of the League will), 
leave North Hill Elementary 
School at 1:30 p.m. The party will 
last from 2 to: 4 p.m. 
The skaters will return to the 
Frank Siesielski home at 416! 
Winry Rd. here for refreshments 
and their Christmas devotional | 
program. ; 
  
Last Civil War Vet 
Listed ds Critical 
HOUSTON, Tex. (P — Walter | 
W. Williams, Jast surviving vet: | 
eran of the Civil. War, was. in | 
critical condition today, 
It was the first time the 117- | 
year-old confederate veteran's 
Coctor has used the word criti- | 
eal, jopinion is far off.’’ 
L. Smith, who represented Straley 
lars off in our estimate of what (at his hearing on ouster char; zes 
——-|before the Pontiac Civil Service| 
Commission. 
| not disclosed his future plans. 
| Pentiac Reinstatement in Works 
The opinion of Herbert W. and Mrs, Ronald Walker of 266 | I 
Hough Rd., 
| | 
  
  the dis-/-mer Pontiac police chief will seek 
his job back: 
“And I don't think that my} 
said Clarence) 
Smith said he had talked with 
Straley yesterday. Straley has 
Smith said that a petition is be- 
  ing prepared for Ionia County 
Circuit Judge Morris K. Davis} 
seeking an ofder to reinstate! 
the chicé. 
Judge Davis Tuesday reversed 
Straley's firing by the Civil Serv- 
ice Commission April 4. He said 
‘Straley had committed no acts of 
“misfeasance or  nonfeasance” 
within 90 days prior to the tine! 
the charges were put before 
Commission. 
The Civil Service Act under 
‘which Straley was fired imposed 
a 90-day statute of limitations ov , 
filing of charges. Two days | 
after ‘the Commission's decision 
voters repealed — civil 
service for the police . - depart- , 
ment. 
“Y. believe that Straley feels he| 
lowes it to his supporters in the| 
j;department to return,”’ Smith saids 
"He doesn't want anyone to fer! 
that he's selling out after the bat-| 
itle. 
In U.S. District Court   
Gets Third Suit Trial 
DETROIT  ~ Cart E Hess . 19, of Walled Lake, told U.S. iit Court yesterday of al- 
“leged police mistreatment when 
arrested on a drunkenness ‘charge 
Dee, 21, 1957. Two lore trials 
mistrials. 
££. ¥° * 
In a 315.000 damage suit, Hess 
claims be was mistreated by two|arm ended in 
  all they did was knock his legs 
down to keep him from pushing 
against the back of the front seat 
with hig feet. : 
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Deputy Earl Beason testified that 
when he was taking Hess to the 
cell block the youth tried to punch 
him. Beagon said he grabbed Hess’ 
and slapped his face. the final judging Tom's steer was | showmanship competition, 
| his steer. was named second 
  There Weve some 750 entries in 
the 30th annual show from 28 coun- 
ities in the Lower Peninsula of the — 
For the second straight year sev- i state. Scores of exhibitors were 
|from the Oakland County area, 
ainly with animals in the .cattle 
Only a few had swine or class. 
sheep entries. 
Another youth from this area 
whe placed high in the beef judg- 
| ing was Robert Rush, 19, of 64510 
Dequindre Rd,, Washington 
| Township, He was fourth in ae 
a 
place winner in the light Here- 
ford class, 
A -Hampshire-Oxford lamb, 
owned by Curtiss Gnepper, 14, who 
lives near Leonard, placed. second 
in that class. Curtiss’s home is at 
1981 Mack Rd, 
* * * 
After a full day that- started at 
8 a.m, 
| again in the evening at the Shera- 
| ton-Cadillac Hotel for their awards? ——_ 
banquet, 
* * 
Today the animals are put on the! 
Jay Tuggle's parents are Mr. lauction block, and the youngsters 
and Mrs, Charles Tuggle, of 5566} say they expect better prices than 
Dryden, last year. 
BEST IN SHOW — Posing proudly with the Aberdeen Angus 
steer named Grand Champion of the Junior Livestock Show in De- 
‘troit yesterday is Tom Partridge, 16, of Swartz Creek. Prior to 
picked as the best in the middle- 
weight division for that breed. The middleweight class is open to 
animals weighing between 995 and 1,060 pounds. 
° Newly Married 
. Moehlmans Live 
on Bellevue 
LAKE ORION — Newlyweds Mr. 
rand Mrs. Robert E. Moehlman are 
residing at 425 Bellevue St. follow- 
ing their honeymoon. trip to Chica- 
igo. 
et ot 
They were married by the Rev. 
' Albert B. Johns in the Lake Orijon 
| Methodist Church. 
The bride is the former Sue 
Ann Simms, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs, James R, Sinims, 43 Ax- 
ford. St, Parents of the bride- 
groom are Mr, and Mrs, Robert 
F, Moehiman, 252 Atwater St, 
For her: wedding the bride chose 
a floorlength gown with a fitted   MRS, ROBERT E, MOEHLMAN 
            
              
    
      
      
        
        
      
        
    
  + KAISES CHAMPION — Faye 
with her shorthorn steer, ‘‘Spats,"" which won top honors as grand 
champion of his breed in the Junior Livestock Show yesterday in 
Detroit. Faye also was riinnerup for the special showmanship 
the exhihitors gathered -award. It was the second year in a row that her animal led his 
class. 
        
     
              
        
              
      
  ‘In all, a half dozen vessels have 
gone down,     
Walker, 17, of Metamora, poses 
  | 
j 
\Boy, 11, Found Unconscious   
‘Bullies Got HAZEL PARK — Police here} 
are trying to unravel the weird | 
_|story of an 11-year-old’ boy who 
told them that a group of older 
boys ‘‘beat me up and forced me 
to drink a large amount of! hisky.” 
The boy was admitted to Wil- 
liam Beaumont Hospital, Royal | 
Oak, suffering from head in- | 
juries, bodv bruises and ex- | 
treme inebriation. Hospital au- 
thorities reported his condition — 
as “satisfactory” this morning. 
The boy left his home. eariy 
Tuesday evening to visit the home 
of a 15-year-old friend. He Me Drunk’ about 9 p.m. 
look for the missing boy. He 
found him lying in the show on 
the front yard of a home sev- | 
eral doors away. 
When the older boy told his 
imother what had happened site| 
icalled Haze} Park police. 
* 
officer * 
Juvenile * 
iherent and only partially con- 
iscious when picked” up by police. 
The boy was to be questioned! 
\further today. 
  and went out to | 
James Nolaa | 
said the inebriated boy was inco-| 
got permission from his mater t to 
stay there —_— . Oh, Chute, | 
Later in "he eventing he left | Santa Won’ t | 
the friend’s house to go to a near- 
by store and failed to return.     Special Edition 
tor Needy to Be 
Sold Satutday 
Special Goodfellow editions of 
The Pontiac Press will be sold 
in four Oakland County com.-. 
munities temorrow. . 
* * * 
They include sagging Lake 
Orion,  Gingellville, Auburn 
Heights and the rest of Pontiac 
) Proceeds will go to assure a 
| merry. Christmas for needy fam- 
ifies and to sponsor children’s 
-| parties, 
* &® 2 
Saturday, Goodfellow editions 
will again be sold in Pontiac 
Township, ‘Oxford, Lake Orion 
and West Bloomfield. Township, 
| including Keego Harbor, and 
White Lake Township. 
  
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  — ottiers flashed distress 
a engineroom forced 
of the British trawler 
le the North Sea. Its 
= Aad off by another 
fishing vessel. 
* * - 
In the Baltic the Finnish Vessel 
Borneo, S48"tons, reported it’ was 
drifting with a Lista, oe list, It 
called - Breas Mego 
Danish fishing aes Stor- 
radio went dead. 
In the Baltic, rescue ships put 
out to aid the crippled Swedish 
motorship Birgitta. That 850-ton 
craft, with nine men aboard, had 
and trouble, but 
reported it was in no immediate 
‘danger. 
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Snowy gales. whipped across 
Sweden for the sixth straight day. 
The air-sea hunt for crewmen 
  
State's Priority 
Mental Trouble? County Legislators Still 
_Wonder What It Is After 
Meeting With Chapter 
Oakland County state legisla- 
tors yesterday heard a discussion 
of the problems of mental health 
and wanted to know ‘‘which has priority?”’ 
The question went unaswered. 
The occasion was the annual 
“Legisiaters.-Luncheon of the 
-QOalland County Chapter of the 
Michigan Society” for Mental 
Health.” . 
The legislators in attendance 
were State Sen. L. Harvey Lodge 
(R-Oakland County), Rep. Arthur 
J, Law (D-Pontiac), Rep. Lloyd 
L. Anderson (R-Waterford Town- 
ship), Rep. James Clarkson (D- 
Southfield) and Rep. John C€. 
Hiteheoek. (D-Hazel Park). 
During a- question and answer 
period, Lodge addressed. guest 
speaker Dr, Jacques Gottlieb, di- 
i diate 
jcase of emergency, His friend become alarmed a 
U.S. Will Withdraw 
Troops From Iceland | 
WASHINGTON ® — The De- 
fense Department announced today 
that all U.S. Army troops will be 
withdrawn from Iceland. Some 4,- 
000 U. S. Air Force and Navy 
men will- remain, 
The force to. be pulled out con- 
sists of an Army battalion combat 
team of about 1,200 men. The} 
Army troops will be redeployed. 
duritig the first six months of 3960. 
“Army units stationed in the     tain” their capability for imme- 
deployment to Iceland in 
" the headquar-' 
ters said, 
+ The Army said the transfer is} 
: { part of the formal redistribution | 
; j of forces, and has been under con | 
| sideration for 2% years. 
  
Church Dinner Tonight 
LAKE ORION — The Women’s! 
Department of the Church‘of Jesus/ 
Christ of Latter Day Saints” here | 
will serve a family - style, baked! ham dinner from 5 until 7 p.m. 
today. The pablie is invited. |, school yard. 
size of the lake, .and I hope there is 
‘no wind tomorrow.” “Use Sleigh | WALLED LAKE—‘‘But don’t get, 
me wrong, Come Christmas Eve | 
Tu be using reindeer.” 
Explaining why he will oe 
| chute into this village instead o 
jusing the normal mode of Covell 
with reindeer and sleigh, Santa 
said he was “‘just keeping up with 
progress.” 
Santa will jump into the heart 
of Walled Lake Saturday at 2 
p.m. from hig own plane flown 
by one of his helpers, 
When he drops to the earth, 
Walled Lake Police Chief James 
A. Decker will pick Santa up and| 
take him to the Walled Lake Junior 
High School. . 
*   * * 
child personally and pass 
candy. 
Santa will be. officially wel- 
comed by Walled Lake Mayor 
Waldo C, Proctor and Benjamin 
Z. Schneider of the Walled Lake 
Chamber of Commerce in_ the out 
In the past several years Santa 
jhag been arriving by helicopter, 
but_he said he thought he would 
try oe diciecent this year. 
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Santa said, ‘‘but I have seen the 
  
  
bouffant skirt had ruffled tiet's. 
A small cap decorated . with 
pearls secured a fingertip veil. 
She Ti a bouquet of white 
roses with pompons and mums. 
* * * 
Mrs. Don Cole of Royal Oak 
was matron of honor. Bridesmaids 
were Bonnalee Simms and Linda 
Moehlman. : 
Rod Granger « of Birmingham 
Hserved as best man, Seating the 
[guests were Howard Moehiman of 
i “and Don Cole’ of — 
a4 reception was held in \the 
  
- Fewer re 25,000" seit, ‘en- 
ter Honduras each year — 
  pared with the 600,000 Ameri 
alone. who visit Mexico as tourists.     bodice and basque waistline. Her* aos 
Utica Scout Chosen 
Chippewas Chief 
Rd., Utica, has been elected: chief) ° 
chapters and Mike Russell of 527 
Harrison St., Rochester, vice’ chiet 
in charge of committee operations. 
Also, Mikte Mayshall of 222 Tan- 
eure Hiel of 524 Gen-| 
    - 42 4 {|Bloomfield Township — he City of Sylvan Lake gave 
Christ- 
  
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    Sylvan. Employes to Get 
Higher ‘Pay This Mont 
    DR. R. BERNARD FINCH 
Final Arguments Due| 
on Moving Trial ~ 
LOS-ANGELES (UPI)—The trial 
of wealthy Dr. R, Bernard Fineh 
and his paramour Carole Tregoff 
moves to a large courtroom today 
for windup arguments on taking 
the trial out of Los Angeles. 
District Attorney William B. Mc- 
Kesson. was to be one of the last 
witnésses in the change of venue 
plea by Finch’s. attorney. 
Finch, 42, an dhis 22-year-old 
| United States will continue to main-- At the school he will meet each admitted mistress are. charged | 
with the fatal shooting of Finch's 
wife Barbara, 33, last July ‘8. i rector of Detroit's Lafayette Clin- 
ic: 
“We now spend $70,000,060 for 
| mental health in Michigan and the 
new budget calls for $85,000,000. 
We legislators all are interested 
in mental health. 
“Maybe we could take care of 
| the old people (being housed in 
state mental institutions) in some 
way and make room in the st-te 
hospitals, 
“The percentage of elderly peo 
ple over 65 in Michigan js nine 
{Per cent and increasing.” 
* * * 
Gottlieb’s suggestion was that 
foster homes be established for the 
aged and also the “adolescent who 
can't be released from the state 
-jhospital because nobody will take 
him.” 
‘MUST IMPROVE’ 
Lodge also asked what could be 
done in the way of a preventive 
  An attempt to seat |a jury will | 
be made after final arguments for! 
moving the trial are made. 
* * * 
Grant. B. Cooper, 
Finch, said-he planned to . show 
iwhen the selection of jurors begins 
that widespread publicity given. the 
love triangle case has prejudiced 
prospective jurors. Superior Judge 
Walter R. Evans was expected to 
‘|rule ‘on Cooper's change of venue 
motion after the attempt to seat 
a jury. 
* * *. 
The couple sat quietly yesterday 
| stidiously avoiding looking at each 
jer. 
  
    
       attorney for) 
  mental health program “instead 
| of waiting for the problems.’ ’ 
Gottlieb ‘answered, “We ‘must 
improve the solidarity of the fam- 
ily. This means we have got to 
,change our: cultural pattern.” 
Chief among Gattlieb’s propos- 
als was for psychiatric units to 
be established in general hos- 
pitals. as affiliates to Lafayette 
Clinie to take some of the bur- 
den from overcrowded state 
hospitals, ° te 
‘Such.a unit, he said, would have 
to meet the standards of the clinic 
which would provide resident’ phy- 
sicians to staff it. The hospital 
would have to provide a full time 
senior man to head the unit. Gott- 
lieb proposed the county should 
pay for such a facility, 
Another guest speaker at’ yes- 
terday’s luncheon was Dr, Saul 
‘|Harrison, associate director of the 
Commissioners 
Postpone Troy 
: ue Action n         Children's permease Hospit. 
Ann Arbor. 
  
    
    
       
         
           
     
  
  
  
  
  
         
        
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the | two coun Sho h tran ma toto dred Shortage SN 
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"land the framework after the sat | DETROIT u — ‘The auto indus- 
— have been fitted, This pre- 'Y quickened its pace toward early, 
ivents the sections from working fl production today with five lines” 
g|looge during operation of the train Scheduled to return to carmaking. 2 after shutdowns caused by the steel) 
L “strike. 
®- General Motors Corp, has Buick, 
O'cemo ile and Pontiae back in op- 
ration today, while Chrysler Corp. | 
stare? oroduction ‘again of” Vat~* 
Sg aS a jants, Imperials and Dodge trucks. 
: “First uae the Mera General Motors now has some 
: nrodietion in all its automotive 
‘ divisions, The corporation, hard- 
     
           
     
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Bern. Ae “the the edges which ater wil be be joined eatling 09 600 workern this week. beautiful new Bloomfield On ANY Amount 
to form an eight-foot board branch. A warm welcome   
By Friday it will have only 31,000 
remainine on the furlough list from 
; a veak of 215.000, - 
Chrysier p'anned recalls for 6,000 
todav, leavine the corporation with 
about 26.000 idle. Chrysler had 38.- 
090 idle at one time. 
A Chrysler spokesman said the 
firm hoves to resume assemblies 
ef Dodges, Plymouths and De- 
~ Setes sometime next week, PORTABLE TRAINBOARD gives ample space for rolling Sastan’' tak wk sate 
stock. Stores in closet with tracks attached. Of. one four-foot by ment and then apply one-inch 
eight-foot panel of quarter-inch tempered hardened with support serews frem the hardboard side 
strips underneath. through countersunk holes at in- 
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rg to uy per cent of the total defense spend- five intermediate strips of wood 
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WASHINGTON (UPD — Sen,’ f Smathers said the reason small ~~ Age similar manner but Studebaker-Packard, relatively un- é 4 \ MERIC AN 
George A. Smathers (D-Fia) irms are getting less of the defense’ 7) ‘make the intermediate supporis: affected by steel shortages, are we et AV I NGS 4 
operating at a normal pace. ; / » d J re 
  dollar was “‘declining use of com "| just long effough to meet the ones 
      
      Wednesday urged the Defense De-. rocu. : es . 
partment to spend more of its, ipelelng: pepcurement methods ” extention from the other one. — ; TRICYCLE: + with fringe a ae 
money with small business firms, | x & *& op, just imagine this new bike, ¢ : ’ 
a a 2 ° Death Takes Founder | When joined, the extended frame- but it looks so old-fashioned. Round World in 59 Hours TELEGRAPH ROAD ot Maple 
Smathers, Chairmai of ‘the Sen- ‘of Biolog Institute work of one section slips right un- 7 _ NEW YORK (UPI)—Pan Amer- in Bloomfield Shopping Pleze 
ate Small Business Subcommittee Y der“ the, adjoining half. Tracks and i ican World Airways announced last. : 
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Alabama in 1836 was the first, this month making a 59-hour New 
York to New York round-thegvorid on Government Procurement, _DETROIT w—William C. Hicks, 
called for a “greater emphasis’ 6], founder of the Hicks Founda. Small track bolts, available at hob: 
an the Defense Department's small tion of Biological Research, died bY shops. The tracks should be state eto make Christmas a legal   
    program. lof a heart attack Monday snug when the two sections are holiday. e trip a timetable possibility. ; 
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The senator, in a letter to De-| A native of Benton Harbor, Hicks! ©... . ; . . . . . : 4 ° 
fense Secretary Thoinas S. Gutes'jeaded laboratories of the Depart- Wiring for the train and acces 
Jr., said small firms received only| ment of Pediatrice and. Infectious sories is concealed underneath, 
16.6 per cent.of defense contracts! Diseases at University Hospital in, with ends running up to tracks, 
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ele with, 
and lowered $5 feet from one ocean 
te another on a daily average. 
‘ifty million tons of cargo go 
the locks between the At- 
lantic-and the Pacific every year. 
‘That is what the short-cut water- 
way Means in trade 45 years after 
~ its building.» prea 
* . * 
. What does it mean_to. Panama? 
What more does Panama want? 
In money the U.S.-cperated 
| Canal Zone means more than 71 
  zeeee Carat aay, oat ho ie fay Me 
“Canal had éneouraged Panama tol" In addition, they estimate (hit Canal. ‘Busy Movin country, Mest of all, they say, | further treaties with Panama in| 
1936 and 1955. These, among other | 
lthings, granted ain -commer- 
iclal concessions to this rapidly 
igrewing country 
~*~ * * it, | 
Panamanians feel their sover- 
eign rights were sold out to the |" 
United States by the French engi-| Canal Zone authorities say di-| 
neer, Philippe Buneau-Varilla,, 'reet benefits to Panama now| 
when the fledging government of amount to $24,600,000 a year. “his | 
Panama sent him\to Washington in) ;.% *paid in wages to 16,000 Pan- 
1903 to sign a treaty with Secre |amanians who work in the zone, 
tary of State John Hay. ‘in contracts for construction and 
The U.S. in its urge to build the | iservices, for food and supplies. 
cut off from Colombia. “French 47 million dollars are pumped into | 
private enterests having failed at!the-econdmy of -Panama~ throug) 
the loss of 22,000 men Yo dig a big the payrolls — and _Purchases of 
ditch across the isthmus, the Unit. 
ed States bought their property     |U.S. armed fo 
ithe canal, 
  other U.S. agencies, the spending 
of Canal Zone families and the 
on guard over 
disability relief pay- 
ments to former employes and the 
spending of U.S. tourists. 
* * * “ 
This compares with the Panama 
government's budget for 1959 of 
approximately 58 million dollars. 
The total equals the deficit between 
Panama's imports of $92,800,000 in 
1958 and its exports of about $21,-! 
-200,000- mainly ~of- bananas—and 
cocoa beans.. 
U.S. authorities say that Pan> 
ama thus lives largely off the 
canal, Yet many Panamanians 
resent the 11,000 Americans who 
            
James - 
STEWART | 
million dollars yearly to the coun- . ; divides. This i and rights for 40 million dollars in live and work im the aio 
lie es. This is some 12/1904. enviously at the way they live. Remick eae 
million dollars more than the na- LL TIME y y they 
tional budget. ‘FOR ALL TIME’ | They think much of the money, 
. It makes up Panama's own for-/.The treaty Buneau-Varilla | 'finds its way into the wealth of| Kathryn Joseph H. 3 
eign trade deficit, the difference 
between what it sells and what it 
buys. 
Yet some of Panama's mil- 
  are unhappy, They want more 
money from the “colossus of the 
_ earl. 10 miles wide across 8. their 
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lion poverty stricken inhabitants | 
North’ in return for use of the | 
    signed granted the United States! 
the right to govern the zone for all) 
“as if it were sovereign.’ 
| Panamanians say Buneau-Varill a 
idid it to get back some of the mon- 
in the | Ff Harbor Pan Sees Legal Troubles. in 
a Suggested Link With 
Port of Detroit ley the French had sunk 
jswampy jungles. 
The United States paid the in- | 
fant republic 10 million dollars 
outright and began paying a 
yearly rent of $230,000. It fin- 
ished the lock-type canal in 16 
years at a cost of 425 million dol- 
lars. At the same time, it made | WINDSOR, Ont. uw — A sugges-| 
tion that a ‘great two-nation port” 
be developed in Windsor and De- 
troit has met with a mixed reac- 
tion from Windsor civvic and port       Exercising sovereign rig ht-s| mission, made the suggestion Tues- 
    
  
  The Windsor mayor said the ithe “first families’ who form 
‘one of Latin America’s last re-! 
imaining oligarchies. , 
They resent different wage | 
‘scales for Panamanian and U.S. | 
employes of the canal. Author ities | 
say the wages of Panamanian em-| 
ployes in the zone run from 20 to 
150 per cent higher than in Pan- 
ama, where only now a minimum 
wage of 40 cents an hour is under 
consideration. 
* * * 
differently on opposite sides of the Assembly lines were back in full swing today. at CKEN : ar healthy place officials, A a agreement that ithe zone * 
F r CHI weptenl Poname s Harty Meisner, a member: of|W0uld buy food and supplies from | Ske ae Not Recom- 
ISH or C to live. | the five-man "Port ot Detroit con Panama if feasible is interpreted PONTIACS BACK IN PRODUCTION — caused by the steel strike. New mended for 
rolling off the line shortly after the 
  
    
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    FABULOUS Dancing Saturday Nights |through the Canal Zone govern-|day at a Florida convention of boundary. Panamanians seem to — Motor following 4 six-week shutdown reported for work yesterday, 4 iment and operating the waterway port authority officers. feel that ‘‘feasible"’ means “avail- 
DISTRICT MEETING through the Ranama Canal Com- * *« *& able.” Americans say products: . . 
SUNDAY, DEC. 13, 2 P.M. \pany, the United States signed) Mayor Michael Patrick wel.| available in Panama are not al-| \Kovacs Komedienne Kool — ; 
va srtesemrepreesereesene-tnamen-nemeemteongyeegeereaeeert ‘| comed the proposal, which he Ways up to the quality zone resi- al scenity cEEGa 
id itermed ‘a natural for Windsor and See eet nanian politicians are Pp oo PLAYING | ay s anamania: ‘lans a ( ( 
FISH FRY Every Fr ay | Detroit. demanding ‘half of the gross rev- uts '@| retty ‘aper : 
  
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PIZZERIA | idea was discussed here a few 
years ago, but was dropped 
when Detroit showed no interest. 
“If Detroit is interested now," 
he said, “it is something that 
shduld be pursued very quickly.” 
* * * 
However, S. E. Dinsmore, chair- 
man of the Windsor Harbor Com- Gd‘ SHRIMP 
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1967 Cass Lake Rd., Keego Harbor mission, said he believes Mr, Meis- 
jner was referring to a ‘‘free port" 
proposal discussed in Windsor sev- 
eral years ago. 
Dinsmore said the harbor com- 
} missioners have discussed the SATURDAY NIGHTS 
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JOE ‘ZABELSKI 
Now Appearing at 
Miracle Lounge free port idea with Canadian 
customs officials in Ottawa. “I 
don’t think it is possible,” he jcanal’s tolls have remained the| enue from the canal tolls, which 
was $83,100,000 in 1958. The net 
revenue last year was $2,700,000. 
Panama has been collecting a rent 
of $1,930,000 yearly since 1955. 
* x * 
Throughout its 45 years, the 
same. Some Panamanians propose 
an increase to provide more 
money for Panama. Canal author- 
ities, on the other hand, say their 
aim is to serve shipping of the 
world on the most economic basis 
possible. ‘ 
“The canal still plays a role in| 
Uncle Sam's defense picture but) 
modern war techniques have di- |                   
        
         
   
bound cargo from ships unioaded| 
here, 
a minished, its importance for the 
for vessels of all nations from one 
‘one nto another." og for Group | Grand Rapids’ Woman 
Mrs. James Parker, 
Chosen by Summerfield 
WASHINGTON (UPD Mrs, 
James Parker, Grand Rapids, 
Mich., was among appointees to a 
nine-man_ citizens advisory. com- 
mitfee named. by Postmaster Gen- 
eral Arthur E. Summerfield to 
‘help him in a war against obscene 
mail.           * * * 
Summerfield said the adv isory | 
censorship. were involved.”’ 
itimes to give The government official said | ‘ for the zaniest job-holder in movie- 
§ town is pretty Peggy Connelly, 
curvesome foil for comedian Ernie 
Kovacs on his new television panel} 
show. 
into 
‘offbeat lines and risks life and) 
limb for laughs, 
ito change By VERNON SCOTT 
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Candidate 
Peggy is the cutie who climbs 
ridiculous costumes, spouts 
    “We've only been on the air | 
four weeks,” the brunette said, 
“and Ernie’s dreamed up some 
| of the darndest stunts I’ve ever 
seen. So far, I've worn a blonde. 
| Indian squaw outfit, gone ‘sail- 
costumes six or seven | 
clues to the panel.’ 
Normally, Peggy is a singer, but { 
| 
| fright wig underwater and an | 
j 
' | Sinatra. 
to one and all as Egzard Charles. 
“I’m still trying to live thal 
|down,”” " _Pegay sighed. i other elements of ‘comedy. 
I'm going to keep trying.” 
The first real laugh Peggy ever 
collected occurred a few years, 
back while on a date with Frank! 
When asked who his com-| 
panion was, Sinatra introduced 3s | DENI M 
| added. movement of com bat Maseru says| group” ‘will _ a ody “ of the, word) | ing’ through the air on a magic | . +o 
| He said the harbor commission] Maj. Gen. William E. Potter, the be a censorship poay he di | carpet and done other weird DEBORAH 
TRIO ‘is studying an alternative in the Zone’s governor. ‘“‘Its primary He said “‘none of the distin:| ints. : establishment of bonded ware-| Mission is in the world trade, pro- guished citizens invited to ‘serve | . KERR ; = 
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ad | their greatest expense. 
: [President of Merck & 
Titus Haffa Files   
Payofts of WASHINGTON (AP) — A Sen- 
ate investigation of drug prices 
= turns today to the costs incurred 
‘by drug firms in persuading doc- 
== \tors to prescribe their products. 
Rand Dixon, chief counsel of 
the Senate antitrust and monopoly 
subcommittee, told newsmen in 
hearings that 
drug companies have called this); 
Further testimony was sched- 
‘wed today from John T. Connor 
    Co. 
Suits for $20 Million. 
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     ing $20,000,000 have been filed by 
Chicago industrialist Titus Haffa 
on charges he was libeled.in the 
St. Valentine's Day massacre pres- 
entation on CBS-EV’s ‘‘Playhouse 
190."" 
* * * 
day a $10,000,000 suit was filed in| 
U.S. District Court because of 
“an intolerable. six to seven-year 
delay in getting a trial in the Cook 
County courts.”’ peg es 
Haffa, last. Sept. 24, had: sued 
the Columbia Broadcasting Sys- 
tem, CBS television and eight     sponsors for an equal sum. 
* * * 
He objected to a headline reac- 
ing “Titus Haffa Gets Two Years” 
ishown during the program, which 
unnecessarily exposed him. to pub- 
lic embarrassment.       Inc (0! Merck's prednisone being sdld 
charged druggists in this eountry. 
A Haffa spokesman said. yester-| | books where questions of obscen- lexerc ise her pipes. 
Turn to Drug Firm 
Doctors and other officials of the big Rah- 
way, N.J., pharmaceutical house. 
x * * : 
Sen Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn), 
the subcommittee chairman, said 
he was ‘‘not ‘at all satisfied’’. with 
Connor’s explanation of the differ- 
ent prices at which Merck's pred-| 
nisone antiarthritis tablets are sold 
in this country and abroad. 
Figures cited by the subcommit- 
tee, Wednesday listed 100 tablets 
to druggists in London for - $7.53, 
or less than half the $17.90 
        However, the price to druggists 
in Tokyo was listed as $27.78 a| 
/hundred. 
John Blair, the subcommittee’s 
chief economist, testified the 
| prices were for 1958 and came 
from a survey made by the State 
Department at the subcommit-' 
tee’s request. 
Connor said he was not willing 
fo accept the figures as correct 
even. though they were obtained 
from the’ State Department. 
But in any event, he said, many 
idifferent factors have to be taken 
into account in ‘comparing drug 
prices in this country and abroad. 
Dr. Austin Smith, president of 
the Pharmaceutical Manufac- 
turers. Assn., said Wednesday in 
a New York speech that the. pub- 
lic is getting “a: distorted picture 
of drug prices, production costs 
and drug company profits.” 
Smith said he believed the in- 
dustry “has done a good job in 
serving the people; has done so at 
ja ‘reasonable cost to the people, 
and that the industry's profits are 
in liné with other industries hay- 
ing similar risks and problems.”       ity arise.” 
| 
Mrs. Parker is president of the | 
National Congress of Parents and| 
| Teachers. 
* *« ® | 
Others named to the committee, | 
                        
  American life," were Douglas 
Black, president of Doubleday Co., | 
Inc.; Dr. Erwin D. Canham, pres- |as it is a comedy program, 
ident of the U. S. Chamber of jexplaine 
Commerce; the Most Rev. William ' 
E. Cousins, archbishop of Milwau- 
kee; Roscoe Drummond, New York 
Herald Tribune columnist; Miss 
Chloe Gifford, president of the 
General Federation of, Women's 
Clubs; Dr. Shane. McCarthy, ex- 
ecutive director of the President's 
council on youth fitness; Dr. Julius 
Mark, senior rabbi of Temple| 
Emanu-El, New York City, and) 
Dr. Daniel. Poling, editor of the | 
Christian Herald.   
  
Jack Benny’s Adopted i 
Daughter Asks Divorce 
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP)— 
Jack Benny's adopted daughter is 
seeking a divorce from her sec- 
ond husband, 
Joan. Benny Rudolph, 24, filed 
sut Wednesday, charging Alan M.| 
(Buddy) Rudolph, 34, TV- produc- 
er,- with cruelty. 
_The couple was wed in 1956 and 
separated last Oct. 31. There are 
two children—Michael, 4, and Ma- 
ria, 2, Michael was born to Mrs. 
Rudolph. by her first husband, 
stockbroker Seth Baker, but was 
adopted by ‘Rudolph. This was Ru- 
—- first marriage.   st age gunshot. “That was last week,’’ she grim- 
laced, “and I had to sing ‘Jeannie 
lwith the Light Brown Hair’—off 
ey. It was followed by an off- 
That’s how bad it 
was.” 
| selected becatise Summerfield said IT’S FIXED—FOR LAUGHS 
Peggy cheerfully admits 
show is fixed—for laughs. 
“It's not so much a panel show 
" she 
“The idea is to make} 
he. panel look as stupid as pos- 
sible, which Ernie is very good 
jat doing. 
‘Not long ago his wife, Edie 
Adams, was a panelist, and Ernie 
teld her, ‘You're great with the 
pots and pans at home, but as a 
panelist you’re nothing.. You 
ought to get out of show busi- 
ness,’ ”’ 
There's nothing easy about get- 
ting laughs when you're a pretty 
igirl, but Peggy,- who's married to 
|comedian Dick: Martin of the 
‘Rowan and Martin comedy team, 
is learning fast, 
“The more attractive a girl is, 
ithe harder it is to be funny. The 
scripts and sketches have to be as 
humorous as possible,” she said. 
“I never Know what Ernie will 
have me doing-from week to week. 
x *« * 
“In a way it’s thrilling for me to 
play comedy. Before I joined the 
show I was forced. to rely on } way 
voice and face. 
“Pvealways been a eeoret nut, 
but I’ve had to keep my sense of 
humor hidden, 
“Now I can be as crazy as 1 
want, I realize, of course, that 
    
       it takes years to learn timing and 
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  An announcement by the Cuban 
‘Confederation of Labor Wednes- 
-jday said be was removed because 
tihe had associated in the past with 
t\pro-Batista elements and because | . 
jhe was not a member of any 
revolutionary group during Fidel BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Castro's revolt against Dictator ail       
      
  
  
   
                
  
  
    
    
        
    
     
      
  
    
              
    
             
               
                    
      
    
          
                
    Tl now live, and vote, in} But’ its “representatives hav elo¢- polieh:W. ~ |Fulgencio Batista. Wk I XOUD ROU, IE 6 
Germany. wandered into the other parties nT weeacia’ ene lan is fa al mt PONE. REST OF VE; o 
- thon of possible diplomatic reta- |‘ : Too Fast, Mr. Quick Federation of Public Spectacles, | [7] SHE SWCKENS SAUL, L DONT GOONS 
tions with Poland and’’.other |, Sdenauer and his advisers have | ei The theatrical union chief has] FF] FROM ME PONCE |] XO BE LEFT OUT 
Communist East European coun- long assumed that even if it were] HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI)—John been under almost daily attack in| [7] S*AX\ON, tries was revived during this |P°SSDle for the refugees to return/W. Quick was acquitted on a|the Communist party newspaper, 
summer’s Big Four foreign min- |'° "eit former homes, few wouldispeeding charge. . \Hoy. | 
isters conference in Geneva, ~ pee tm ame + 
sO We coareian Solin inl _ BOARDING HOUSE \ 
developments, drew. up a Qasr in = tin te Piet winter wiser ton 7 CAN'T You WF SURE, W START N\ 
‘brought before the federal ca| TMP EGAD,WHEN MARTHA Wa CON.HER YOU CAN BHER ON EN : sink ING. THREE POSSIBLE courses | — PURCHASE He Jeep age THINKING "MINSIDE J BUTTONS, etisalat —_ ANN 
It suggested three possible] Y\ WiLL KNOW NO BOUNDS! & THE ORGANS AND @, AND Fe = : “sy - “\ A MUSICAL ff MEND Bo sew \=> Coal cao. aamintenance ot ne| te + COME, FELLOW OWLS, »)= ~ quo, meaning no Te: ISN'T THERE ONE AMONG THREAD WHILE BLA Mio! /=> YOU: AND DADDY ARE SO ID DO BOTH OF YOU] . between Poland and West Ger- ant SOCKEY? B SHE. fn ALWAYS EXERCISING AND] | A FAVOR, IF I FINISHED many; an offer to sign a non-| fee YOU WHO KNOWS SOME- = Comps = GOING ON DIETS... THIS CAKE / 
aggression pact with Poland; or BODY DESIROUS OF és = L 
a bid offer to establish diplomatic) [=| TRADING A SEWING ~) Ry S wa - 
relations with Warsaw. 1—\ MACHINE FoR A, wt Fs) = ss , ’ : 
The cabinet chose the status) J 2x EINE ORGAN Z /—* ghee 2 SS: | : quo for the time being. But the'| 4 —_ => _ : =e C egienenas aoe 4 __ ee 
cabinet discussion sparked a na- = — = = Vt ih are : 
tional uproar. The Socialist op- _ —> a ; a =. ET ¢ 0 = \) Sin, _& 
position, always against simply - ” a i ; i: 
marking time, demanded diple- ; \ < A = | —— vs ie 
matic relations with Poland. ] f, \\ BY = . i 
Oe — 4 = | _t To this idea, the ‘refugee or- ——— 8 ZR + ~ Y Va ‘ : 
‘ganizations objected loudly. To y / it ___ ' restore diplomatic relations with| © = em \ ‘ \ = . 
eeritin Gi ees Ce te tab : ~ BRE +f) Lf - DIXIE DUGAN ae abdicating all claims on the for- ‘ — see Hi , T oo 4 
mer German provinces of Silesia, \. ZF yj rH / A pom — 
Pomerania, West Prussia and the / A450 GET 0%, Sa 
* southern half of East Prussia. ({/ J i i} \ Z SS Ble ONLY IT'S NOT ee erianta VRCINE — SHE = 
The Allies: ‘agreed. at the. 1941 i ZB — ~ “4 we FS THAN THAT = 
Potsdam conference to place at, SS ss = SX é oo 
these provinces under Polish ad- ae 2 = | I | | SSsg bong 
ministration pending the deter- -———s | [i We 
mination of a final frontier in the LW 9} (2-10 2 &§& - a 
peace treaty, but a peace treaty trail EZ J issine: o~ 
has never been signed. ull \ LZ Z ONE SENSE , - 
Last month, a: leading member | — © 1999 by MEA Service, tne. TM. Reg. U.S. Pat. Of. OF HUMOR= 4 -~ 
ef the foreign ministry named , }i nal 
Friedrich Von Kessel resigned be- : . j =. cause of opposition to the govern- i OUT OUR WAY pad 
ment’s. do-nothing policies. vee   
      
       YOU'RE LETTING IN AN THERE'S A STRANGE, TOUGH- 
AWFUL LOT OF COLDAIR! | LOOKIN’ DOG OUT THERE, AN’ 
EITHER SHOVE THAT GUY }] HIS BRAVE FRONT HALF WANTS 
OUT OR PULL HIM BACK /-TO INVESTIGATE BUT HIS A Since then, he has engaged in 
a bitter exchange of letters with 
refugee leaders, who have also 
demanded the dismissal .of at 
least one more foreign ministry 
under secretary believed to sup- 
port the idea of diplomatic re- 
lations with Poland. 
ADENAUER DOWN MIDDLE | 
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. has; 
publicly and privately walked the 
middle path. . / 
On the 20th anniversary of the 
German attack on Poland, ‘he | : 
Chancellor made a radio speech 
in which he said he and /most 
Germans sympathize with the 
Poles for the suffering they en- 
dured and want toe good neigh- 
bors again. / 
But he did not touch/ specifical- 
ly on the border question. 
Adenauer remembers well how 
he burned his politi¢al fingers in 
1953 when he suggested Poland and 
Germany’ sometime’ establish joint 
control over the former German 
territories, © / 
» The refugee frganisations re- 
acted so furiously that Adenauer 
had to take it back. 
The refugees—the 1,600,000 trom] ” 
what ig now/part of Poland plus   
BUT CAN BET YOUR 
RAN'PAPS WHISKERS YOUR 
EIGHT MEN'LL MAKE IT 
BACK IN GOOD ORDER IN-- WHYS HE COWARDLY BACK HALF 
) STANDIN’ DOESN'T--I'M JIST 
THERE? WASTIN' “TO SEE WHICH 
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IF 1 HAD KNOWN SUCH THINGS WERE | LIKE MOST THINGS, HYPNO- \/ AT _ 
HE          POSSIBLE THRU HYPNOSIS: WITH | /TISM CAN BE MISUSED.. 
BUT THERE'S LESS DANGER | HELP MY 
IF (T'S BETTER UNDERSTOOD! / MEMORY! 
IT CAN DO FAR MORE GOOD/T'LL KEEP 
THAN BAD! UP THE 
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           angther 4,009,000 from other areas THE WORRY WART ener Pat oft tne, 12.740 
of Eastern /Europe make up one- - oe ' . 
fifth of West Germany's total popu- q 
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them in wholesale package lots. 4, 
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    pruceday: | Wheat held small _pius signs 
. during the first seve minutes 
i ancy Detroit Produce "itiving which brokers said ap- 
cing from frac- Feu peared to be related to an im- 
to about Point. : ages: Dessous Ma oc: My proved bakery demand, 
ad Oe Apples. Jonathon, pu. ...--- + 339) However, brokers noted with 
Motors were briskly traded | but Ap Northern Spy, bu. .......... 3.00 eonsiderable disappointment, a 
i Apples. cider. 4-2 Tt) re 2.25) - chad 
a list to the dowriside ex- VEGETABLES report that Brazil has rea 
American Motors which ts topped. DU... ----+--s5 $290) an agreement” with Russia for 
a point or 80° from its Senenes. Curly bu. = 2.00) am exchange of about 200 million 
Carrote’ topped, BU. .sceees- $35) dollars worth of goods in which 
Celery, root, dos. ...... 175) Brazil will take a large volume 
The three top stocimaker fase des, tens 2 cs eee 18 of Russign wheat. It had long 
Ss. Steel, Bethlehem and Re- Onions dry 50-Ib. bag.. : 130) been e ted that Brazil would 
alt gained treetions while ° bursiey. curly, dos. me =o. ‘ge be a good U.S, customer this 
& Laughlin cut its gain of ear Celio Pak. dos 238) year. 
rokers = ss fine Radishes. black. we i 33) Wheat was unchanged to % a 
= saw the market as Z0INE!Radishes, hothouse. dos. behs. ..... 165i pushel higher after about an hour. 
through another’ consolidation|Rotabagas, bu. |p - -- TR ber $1.96%; corn % higher 
phase following the eels day-to- qua: suiterout, eae 13 to % lower; December $1.09%; oats |. 
day strength in industrials, a ae "ye 7 | ltnchanged os : Irae 
* * * eee manor bu. veneers 1% 77%; rye 1 cent lower to % higher, 
‘News that business plans in- GREENS 
creased capital spending in 1960 voce eeen ey No. 1, bu. 
SaLap & GREENS Collards, to 
DETROIT, | 
able 150;. Bg | onpply cov cows, pa f re- Merck recovered @ point 0 ance smail lot slau steers . and cent losses while Schering edged 
  
  ahead and Ptize firm. ; heifers’ an. up om nus with oeleas = J ers cle . 
r was / changed: cows steady; most utility cows 
~ * * YY 15.09 ea.b0: canners and cutters 12.00- 
ded about un-| Compared with last week good and 
General Motors tra ased. rd chalee” Slaughter steers a heifers 
? changed.’ Chrysler ea Ford |'95-. 185° yee cholce ateers over igse 
: am a" wer earling steers 
‘ was off slightly. / wer Stulty dP standard steers 
4 ° te ; cows "rena r; bul 
| _Qartisn Weight posted « T-pain Se Gane car et, ee ale| : gain in an Aircraft group jot of high ¢ ce 2 prime 985 pound 
showed slight change otherwise. yearlin ote, 7 two loads nigh choice "i 
General Dynamics was off about 
a pout 37.00 35.95: flandard aged 21 pound steers 27.25; most 
choice steers 1150 pounds, down .25.75- 
good to low est we 3: 24.00- 
23.50; utility 
choice 
  oad. teers 18.00-21.00: most good an Mails were narrowly mi AS | Neifers 33-00-38.80: lot of hi “y nates 
Awere oils. Most elect its = 3. wt tendard tag BS 20 00- rr ‘30. sthity on ste bat 
/ although Radio Corp. was down heifers 16.60-20,00;, mainly 17.00 and wp wtih cows r canne ‘s- an 
SFme_ ticker, tape was a minute S16" adi dul egy aot: 00; cutte 
Vealers—Balance “0. ket not behind transactions for a five- Di. rg amare won 
minute spell at the start. Then veaters steady to strong ‘op 1.00 higher: 
trading slowed, t100; standard and good ‘grades 24,00. Ame $400: il and utility 14.00-24. few Opening blocks included: ri- ag Cy 00; fe 
can Telephone off % at 76% on 
5,000 shares; Studebaker-Packard Sheep—Salable 60; not enough to 
establish the trade: compared with last) 
week slaughter jompe yews and feeder       
    
                CHICAGO. — Soybean futures 
produce brought to the Farmer's|yere under fairly heavy selling 
  the setbacks in a generally weak 
December $1.30% and soybeans % 
: was an encouraging note. Celery Cabbage, dot... 0.65.) $1.75 
; Some leading chemicals made : Grain Prices 
gees ae" Union canes. Livestock. cuucaGo RAIN 
Da Pont Eastman CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (AP) — Opening 
advanced ore, 
» gaint oF ae 16 YAP! —Cattle—Sal- Ores peters: guly 66 
  Suggests Indian 
Smoke Signals 
Atter Attack 
- SAN FRANCISCO 
“+ James A. Rork, Arizona employ- 
x; ment -service director, 
Indian sthoke signals as the an- 
swer_should nuclear attack wipe 
out all modern communications. 
Rork made the proposal at an 
emergency manpower conference   
ure today in early dealings 
‘the Board of Trade and led   
% lower, January $2.18%, Young, formerly of Flint, Mich. 
Del Rio army headquarters pris- 
del Castro's government. 
“kok 
tence. ae 
oe er 
a in their jail cell. 
active there. 
to take refuge there. 
we ok OF 
regime. 
with Peter John Lambton, a American “fugitive Frank “Austin 
Young escaped from the Pinar 
on Wednesday less than 24 hours 
after a military tribunal gave him 
a 30-year sentence for counter- 
revolutionary activity against Fi- 
The _ 38-year-old flier-of-fortune 
had boasted* he would. not serve 
more than 30 weeks of his sen- 
Sergio Hernandez Reyes, a for- 
mer Cuban ‘soldier awaiting trial, 
made the break with the Miamian. 
They got away by cutting- a-hole’ 
The pair presumably made a 
dash for the mountains in hopes 
of contacting anti-Castro elements. 
Police also were reported watch- 
ing the U.S, Embassy in Havana 
to prevent any attempt by Young 
Young, .a-native of Indianapolis, 
was: among 38 persons tried by a 
military tribunal for operating. in 
an armed band opposing Castro's 
He was sentenced Tuesday oune 
{year-old American national from 
‘*/Nassau, who received a 25-year) 
prison term. The military prose- 
.65B'cutor had asked the death sen- 
  
(AP) 
suggests tence for Young. 
Young’s wife, who works 
  
to Supervisor Elmer R. Johnson. 
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Hilliker and James Devereaux. 
meets every month to consider pe- 
        titions for zoning changes, 
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Business Notes 
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          * off %-at 20% on 5,000; and Gen-|iambs steady: good. and chotee of civil defense officials Wednes- led la : eral Motors unchanged at 52% on | fete Gp 01 na Gey if to ‘ood wooled | day. 
3,500. jet choice snore lambs number ‘I'and'2| "in Arizona we use smoke sig- - pelts 38.00-18.75: cull to choice slaughter/nals to reach Hopi Indian fire-) Redes ‘inmbe 16 8 most good and cholet| fighters in an emergency,” he} 
New York Stocks s—Salable *t00. Market not yet | said. “We burn old automobile 
we ished. ‘tires to make. good black smoke.” 
; 201 | | 
a8) Poultry and Eggs . 
. 32.5 . 3131 DETROIT POULTRY § t (| t B g 7 fo DETROIT, Dec. 10 1AP) — Prices per an q aus 0 rin 
'. $0.1 Fre esitcy: Detroit for No. 1. quality R d | h 5 ® Appeals 
. -» 18.4 , { se 
Toe enw 1118. gh ph to Hospital a4) eee, gee bene, tran, sant, yee RUCO ospita re HUES each ae “ 34 Merr Ch & 8 iss turkeys heavy type young toms 30, é eee atents it —— one 
. ion i rs 
: 26.3 : : hea 
fy? Minny &, Tee ernorr DETROT FOSS 4, ,,.,|Hospital tonight will be visited 
$3 pean es 2? Dorel in case lots federal state|during their Christmas party by 
, es Mueller Br |. 263|" Whites—grade A jumbo 41; extra large|Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus and ‘a 
wasnt ira Nat Bisc’.... 524/38: large 35; medium 28; grade, B large|rea] live ‘‘Rudolph the Red Nosed 416 Nat Cash R .. 674/32; browns—grade A extra large 38; Reind ” 
434 Nat Gyps..... 56.3/large 35; medium 28; checks 20 eindeer. 
a wes cunt, ; ty P Commercially evaded: bo 30: extra Friends of the Monroe County . ites—gr um ei : , 
81 Nort & West £9 2\targe ats large S91-36; medium 25-29: fo ASSN are yo i ttle i vo .. 30.9) sme ‘ ade arge - eer to the pa and will give ‘434 Nor Pac .... 47 — 1 33 401 Nor Sta PW 23.7 eoe"5: méttume 24-26: small 30-22. | candy ‘to the patients. 
maser: 3S Otic oo Host for the Christmas party is 
om Owens mot. m4 — Dorothy Roe, director of recrea- 
ac tional therapy. Pan AW Air 22.6 fe Bases 26 Wayne Doctors Score S 39. Param Pict .. 45.2 
2 ES" Health Plan for Aged Cranbrook Teacher Sa —_ mn . 
*; Sa =i Health Plan for Aged Cranbrook Teacher Says 
Bf ree 5. | DETROIT A Blue Cro Bi Ci i . reves 52.4 Phelps 56 | Dp wm — ue Ss g ti O g AY . ‘ ( 4 
cas Phill. Pet ‘islofficial’s. plan to seek federal 1 1€s ver row" 
- 424 Proct & G .. §86ifinancing of part of a retired per- . 32.6 pure Oil .... «383 . . 
3 RAC oe sti ns son's health bills has drawn the DETROIT w—' ‘The big cities are 
wees Remvblic ’ fae ifire of some Wayne County doc-/just too big. There isn’t enough 
sete Ree Oe “ tors. room for all the people who live 
on Rey “od |... 61.7; William S. McNary, Michigan| there.” < 
ie Dalewsy at - £25\Biue Cross executive president,| Those were the words of Robert 
“423 St Reg Pap .. 55.3|,was to submit the plan tomorrow|H. Snyder, head of the architecture 
Ls Firestone... a Scoville My _. a83|t0 a Senate subcommittee in De-|department at Cranbrook Academy 
F es Ghell Oi weet be troit to hear abouf the problemsjof Arts in Birmingham, — 
gs Socony, a11jof the aged. : “The squalid, teeming areas 
He = 32| The three-point plan also called) of the great cities are ideally 
wag" Sperry Ra 2. for “strong government support of| adapied for just one  thing— 
»- 103-4 oS oll Ind ..°42.4/Prepaid health care’’and payment) spawning all manner of antisocial 322 ». 52.6 Std O ed ; #4 by the state government for the) behavior, including crime and 
Gee Stud Ps 203 education of hospital employes. | violence,” Snyder told members 
“ate Beit & co 2, ot phe a Psi fraternity — 
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“og Qexaco ...5.-. 2 -- B s f ; 
Be 2! News in Brief sm on sommes racy 23-"Timk “R zx - , r pS : Wair .. 19.2 ve . 
ak 5 Traneamer a Steven Dodge, 3325 Angelus Dr., coal meat apts — pn a 
— goer we Waterford Township, today report- tact a“ h “ow oath = is 
st. eR Ferbide es ed to police that vandals smashed |!t actually has a pgpulation o                  
   
     
        
     
        
             
       a door in his garage with an axe 
oe and entered his home, ransacking 
 Beajevery room in the house. The axe 
t {was found in an upstairs bedroom. 
Fate appeared to be taken. 
gale, 252 Wesson, Fri. 
am, ; Sat. 
ay : * 
e «Subcommittee Eyes 
voit at Likely Payola Probe 
$] WASHINGTON (AP) — House 9: 
  
  
ings early next year on “‘payola” 
      dollars million, and it is growing every 
day. - * * : 
* - 
“This is~vhat happens—and will ROBERT H. SNYDER in 
Miami as a waitress to. support 
their three children, said she had. 
no idea he woltild try to escape. | 
-oning Posts Sought 
in Waterford Twp. 
Waterford Township officials are’ 
considering several candidates to! 
fill three xpired terms on the| 
Township Zoning Board, according | 
The chairman of the Zoning 
|Board is automatically the chair-| 
‘man of three-mefnber Board of | 
Present two -members'| 
are John Coleman and Car! Bird, 
Edward A. Maier, in charge of 
the Pontiac office of the Abstract 
|& Title Guaranty Company, was 
one of seven officers to receive 
promotions, according ,to an an- 
nouncement by Frank I. Kennedy, 
chairman of the board of directors 
of the Company. Maier, formerly 
a vice president, was elected a} 
  
continue to happen— when ‘a coun-" 
try just grows without any over-all 
plan, 
pounded and wastéfulness multi- 
pled without end.” It means confusion com- 
Snyder contended the federal 
government “is pouring millions of 
a rat hole in its! 
urban renewal program.” ‘i down 
Communities may obtain two-.. 
thirds of the cost in federal aid 
for r blighted areas. 
ilanounced they wil contact ear|_ “The wine, process is,extrave 8 LANSING @— 
meeting. 
  State Industrial - 
‘Envoys to Convene 
  
  4. 
      Relinquishing the $10-a-meeting 
positions are Adsit Stewart, Burton 
The seven-member Zoning Board | 
appointed by the Township Board 
Pe 
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Detoit area 
Michigan industrial ambassadors 
will meet at noon Friday in the 
McGregor Memorial Conference! - 
Center at Wayne State University. is 
Merritt Hill, Ford Motor Co. 
Vice’ President and chairman of 
the executive committee of the 
group. pledged to promote the in- 
dustrial potential of Michigan, will) 
conduct the salesmanship training    
  The State Dengrient of Boo] 
                  
      
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aoe ee ‘Johuegn, Av Ave.; 67; be- 
be tig = Be 3 John, na Nikola is | and also apd are, by aix idchil- 
dren. Puner 4 service 
for church service. 
ROBERTS, DEC. 8, 1959, PRANK T., 
233 Baldwin Ave.; age 77; beloved h of Etta ‘Roberts 
dear father of Mrs. 
Mrs, af an) Heino 
Hagen (Mural) Peter, Mrs. raenne 
R. Brown, Mrs {Lorena 
McRath, Mrs. ‘Aue is lone 
ery, Ward A. and Don Roberts; 
also sorvived by 11 gramdehildren 
reat-qrae dren. Pu- 
ibe held Friday, 
i - from_Pursley 
Puneral Home with Rev. M. R. 
Everett officiating. 1 Interment at 
1B eines ery, ston, erts’ wi Mo U fie in state at Pursley 
Puner! Home. — 
VINAL, DEC. 3, 1959, HORACE E. 
father of Mrs. Evelyn 
Ruth Ambicki, Mrs. 
. mr Lewis and Horace 
| Jr. Funersi aervien will be 
held ag Dec ee mF 2S. 
             
         
       
     
Funeral Home. 
In Memoriam 
aa Lovers MEMORY OF OUR   
Mrs. who 
died December 7, 19 
The depths of sorrow, - ‘we cannot Anna Harbin, 
of ‘the loss of one we loved so well 
And while she sleeps a peaceful 
slee’ 
Her Sonat: we shall always keep. 
Serrewte y missed by daughters, 
Pioren: and Mary Agnes. 
Grandchildren, Dorathy and 
IN Te ‘MEMORY OF “FLOYD 
see who left us December 10, 
i) LT = 
Do not ask us if we miss him 
Life for us is not the same 
All the world would be like heaven 
Just to see him once again. 
codty mlased by ‘his loving wife 
children Don, Jim, 
Marlyn" Billi and families. 
Funeral Directors PP PLPP PII POL LLL lL al 
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Cemetery Lots | . AAPL EINE OR Re os 
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PERRY MT. PARK CEMETER 
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Jo, 75, 77, 97, 101, | 
  set. fg, Wanted Male %* ; 
 Ainibiioes young man to   
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Apply . 80 N. Paddock, 
9 an. for iabervie®   Mich, Mr. Rob- | 
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Home remodeling   storms. 
I   Pontiac Press, 
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GIRL FOR CARE OP i CHIED AND aR light housework, To Hive in, more 
for home than wages. PE 8-157: 8.) 
GOOD GIRL, 25 TO 40. MUST BE 
exp, with children. Housew 
Plain cooking. 
Other help. 
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oma PHO a ee 207 NORTH PERRY ST. 
FE 5-8888 — 
Eoat and Found. 26 PPPOE LDL PPLE   
‘LOST: Sr ae eee Left. 730 Scott wood. Please 
$-0981: 
leather Bible at Mira-   
  
  
  . cle M Thurs. Name on cover. 
Sentimental value. Reward. PE 4-235. 
SG JMO. OLD MALE LABRADOR Retrievers in vic. of 
o| _pureh i. Reward. Gordon Booker, 
secure mortgage. gg Rg ay ; : SPANIEL IN 
Builders Exchange | . of Joslyn and Peacock. Re- 
FE 3-1210 Or 2-343|—W8rd. FE 4-5002 or PE 8-60i1. 
ALUMINUM SIDING “AWNING & a) “Geagie,viemy (IRICOLORED 
Roch rane ig Archie. 
eee. UL 26 
ma aoe ao ity ot y + e 9 
tay and I 
LOST: parry. 9 a3 & WHITE,   
  
(OMES BY LICENSED H builder. Free estimates. UL 2-517.   
ei in, 5 yd - “| DRY WALL 1 hie al — PINTSH- 
|__ing.. Pree estim 
     
  ‘DRY WALL. TAPING AND) FINISH. FE 8-671. ing, Free LOST ce ee PUP. Vic. 
Scott Lk, ‘& og Child's pet. 
Reward OR 3-1 . _ 
a YOUNG ae HOUND, 
d and white. Walled Lake Re- 
ward, MArket 4-2253.   
    
EARL'S: oeeree UCTIO Garages, additions, Sahisets, etc, 
EM_3-3650     
  
    
    
E€ ECRICAL CONTRACTOR. Construction and OL 302 
‘Ed Connup Blectric, UL 2-3902   
  
    
    
  
      y SIAMESE CAT. EAST SIDE. FE 
  
N otices & Personals   is E TRICAL SERVICE 27 
REINKE sta UL 23-2194 
ELECTRIC SERV.-FREE EST. ere [ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL 
PARTREY Electric, PE 5-540 aN? Ee — eal ena   
A A PRIVATE DETECTIVES _ Don't worry. Know the facts. Ex- 
pert shadowing FE ee   
  
  inighway. PREE Eett MATES ON WIRING, lor water rs, ranges an 
LIGHT HOUSEWORK. STAY WITA| dryers FE 5-8431. R. B. Munro KNAPP § SHOES Fane girl, 2 mm. » Mo p.m. Electric Co., 1060 W. Huron. (preq Herman OR 93-1592 
988 Orchard Lake” ave. See eG Ea seat (eetEY S DOLL HOSPITAL. 419 
SALES EXECUTIVE |" tions. Licensed builder. PHA —/ Rugs _BEST CAR ET CLEANERS for January 4th. Strong person-|_Terms. FE 4-6909. peting. professional leaned, abié woman to recruit, train;HOUSE MOVING. FULLY) Call now and be ready for the 
Berets , Rernennel as anaes equipped. FE 4-8450. L.A. Young. poor ae ar : y sou 
" - MONEY FOR REMODELING, et at the prices you can af- ing Professional Hair Care ‘Prod- fo Best Carpet Cleaners. 
ucts for home use. Salary construction, Repairs, lies Free estimates. PE 29442 
  Dus numerous benefits with un- 
phone number. 
. Hart, Commercial Labor- 
aturies Inc. Newark, New York 
  
THERAPEUTIC DIETITION (ADA) 
Position opén now. Salary com- 
mensufate with experience. 5-day 
Fringe benefits,” 363-bed apy Re bene ed approved 
bootar No schoo} of nursing. 
anaee B..'y pecarts ent. Ap- 
44 Pp Woman's 
Hospital, aia 432 fant Hancock, De- 
    
ars an. 
Jacks Drive In Pontiac, MUST BE 
poly Jumbo 
*n30 "Dixie Hwy., 
WORK our < OP HOME. 
ake extra income. 4-0466. 
WOMAN FOR SEERAL OFFICE 
work. Must ame detailed ae 
equire: Write 
ress “Box 101, giving 
status. ‘ 
, BABYSITTER FOR 3 and 4 days a wk, 
~6516. 
    
    
Goo 
swomen, Experienced. Por 2 
(wks. special sale. Also can use 2 
pig ing | ee a hPRly 
ric Mart, Sagina   
8 
ESTABLISHED WATKINS ROUTE 
_ available Full-or part time Ay 
f° $2.50. per br ie N. Perry 
_ 8:30 to 11.70 gm 
EXP. MEDICAL “TECHNICIANS 
for afternoon, midnight & week - 
end shifts. Part or full time. 
Salary to compensate with ex-, 
periente ras Osteopathic Hos-; 
__ pital, FE 5-4192. 
IF YOU ARE SEMI-RETIRFD OR 
  out of work and live within 20, tmestie refrigeration service. OR 
— of hry we have @ food pee paying jo ‘or you. us! NACES 
+" 2 ge 5 old. Please phone vereod, ic. Lt Reisen FE ties 
ae a past eaperione “8° /HIOH PRESSURE STEAMING, ING, WE! sre steam anythihg _ portabl FE on ae A JOB IF 80. write Pontiac Press Box 75 
: Employment Apex 9).   
EVELYN EDWARDS | NEEDS 
        
     
    & NEED CASH FOR REPAI 
Pab-| SEABOARD 
. Perry 
KEITH G. SIEGWART BUILDING CONTRACTOR, - Li- 
censed, Residential, Commercial, 
Industrial. bag Remodeling 
Crew Available Ph. §-0782 
{FINANCING AVAILABLE. PLASTERIN! NEW & REPAIR, 
_ Vern Renler. UL 2- sae. 
PLASTERING, NEW EPAIR. 
Atties finished. hawt, FE eet 
or Ss 8-4272. FINANCE COo., 
 8-0661.   
  
  
    
Pat Lee. 
TRENCHING. EXCAVATING FOR 
once and” boat elt 1s eee. 
Building Supplies PLASTERING & Evan — REAS. 
FE 32-7922.   
  
‘AIRS © 
construction. See SEABOARD 
  
  
  R, SNYDER FLOOR A ag 
4M. and finishing. FE): 
. $0802. 
ROOF REPAIRS EAVESTROUGHING _ 
14 >|   
CALL ELECTROLYSIS CENTER 
for removal. of unwanted hair 
ace, body). Martha Wilder, 
State Registered. OR 3-2805, 
days, eves, i 
ANY GIRL OR WOMAN 'NBED- 
He BA a friendly advisor, Phone FE 
123. After 5 p.m. or if no an- 
swer. FE 32-8734. Confidential. 
INFORMATION URGENTLY NEED- 
ed erat —. Mon. af- 
ternoon t &. pm, Corner ” 
of Paisgioe and. Saginaw. Please 
call PE 4-2305. 
IN DEBT? 
IF SO 
LET US Give You { Place to Pay 
Ease Your Mind 
WF ARE NOTA 
LOAN COMPANY   
  
  
      FINANCE, 1185 N, Perry. FE), 
8.0661. ; MICIUGAN CREDIT 
Business Service 55 COUNSELLORS 
— RM. 716 PONTIAC 8ST. BANE 
_ pemestio ot Grim ‘Criminal FE VES Lames rr s-0456. ; Member 
American Assoc, Credit Counsellors 
  
  repaired | by factory eed = Michigan Assoc. Credit Counsellors 
at our ice, ra] Printing & DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — 739 
— 1 ”Ptione Co. 17 Law-| Menominee. Mrs. Wallace, FE 
ce_ St. Ph : 5-7805. 
oe ALR ABPLIANCE Farts iF YOU —arED & $500 CASH FOR 
SOMEIRLS WALL CLEANERS. 5 ABOARD INANCE, {185 
pi sien. windows. Reasonable.) Perry, FE 98-9661. 
  
ar = gy og on ea 218 
FULLMER COMMERCIAL & DO-   ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RBs   
‘LOSE WEIGH] SAFELY AND 
sient reg there newly released 
A-Diet tablets.. 98 cents 
SIMMS. * “ 
ON AND APTER fa DA 
cember 9, 1959,   
TE, DE- I will not be re- 
  
    
PLASTERINO_NEW OR — 
Work guaranteed. FE 5-0304 
a. ¥8 MACHINE | FILED 
Bagley St. 
SNOW Oem eine “LOTS 
<s P ebiele dn reasonable. FE 
wRECEINS AND REM PAE wo Jot to ia oe Saale Manie 
  
F —~|Dressmak’g g & _Tailor’g 17   
  TH MN ‘s Slothes, PE_ 2-1        
      
   for any debts Soutincted 
by any other than myself. Colon 
¥ wae lown, 208 Luther, Pontiac, 
DATE, DEC,   
D AFTER T 
1998, 1 will ps 
for mg debts -con mtg op 
other ‘than. myse! mond ¢. 
ha 254 Bo." Parke, Pontiac, 
R 
—~ er animal mr 
own 1o-gel: can. FE me 
rental 
ese ree serwons yupriee noe” 
roderately Tun uot gs s. etn Hall, 
Rochester, = ilth and 
{10 a.m, to § p.m. 
WORRIED OVER   
  
  A |COMPLETE ~     
   
  orence A Potti 
DR NG. TAILORING, AL- 
[ee aor 
PAMILY 
service - Shirt serv Phrag ase rh > 840 5 Telegraph. FE 
  
  DEBTS? Then consolidiite ail your bills & 
have BUDGE DGET Bas 
ron St. 
           
      | | } 
| 
  ro 
Cc    
          
     
        
    
S. aph Rd. 
FE 422533      FURN and entrance. 
4, FE 4-0613. Close : 
ROOMS ‘BATH, UTILITIBGS: farniare SS sentahed:- “Auburn   
       “ABILITY _ land 
     
    tion on your 
Qn any geod land contract. New'# floor, private Lo , Close t or seasoned, Your ection ots pon =. _store orivens K.. i. ae 
beret Temp. 4 RM. & BATH, PURN. APT. FE 
K. L ens Realtor - nn sett: 
A Rad mod., all utll, ry fu, ak 
“es. On 3-1358 
ay coggs 7 EM 3-2511 sell. Ear’ is. = 
or EM 3-4086. 
      contract. wi Call Realtor Part-| —<;; 
1.. 1060 W. Huron. 
IMMEDIATE ACTION 7 
NTRACTS. 
wens 4540 Disie Hwy. oe Fe FE cps 
3 ; 
by welcome bt ae ; 
55668   
t ace ROOMS mnie GA- . $60. FE -4-3064 or FE 2-5408. 
r' ; ROOM DUPLEX; nine ROOM 
location. $50. rE 4-1500 or OR 
__3-0103. 
‘NICE ROOMS & BATH, UPPER. = 5-8673 
4 ROOM PPER, UTILITIES. 
Private, rE 2-4057 148 Wail,   
  
  
  
  
  
es Sa ar “WEERLY 3 + ROO Rp dee? a 
ath and entrance, and ‘uttl- 
ies: Baad weekly. poly at 806 
_ St, Clair. Child welcome. 
    
NO RED TAPE or sell 
tract. or equity. 
service. Free @ 
your act. 
ITOL gavrnces & LOAN ASSN. 4-0561 269 N. CASS AVE. 2 ROOMS AND 
bath. FE 
  
  2-0548. 
APT. AND SLEEPING ROOM FOR 
in. Baldwin. 
A CLEAN 5 ROOM. APARTMENT, 
A SGRNISHED OR UNFUR- 
NISHED. GOOD EAST SIDE LO.) 
| amon. FE 2-8388. AFTER 5 FE 
BACHELOR. APT. N.. END. er bath. Ww re 99-4376. 
BACHELOR, TV. $12 WK. 355. East ‘pied. Re FE 4-8612.   
  
CLEAN 3 ROOM 4PARTMENT. 19   8-1882. 
Wanted Real Estate 36 
to 000 toe to cial home. J rs Elwoop REALTY 4-5203 Hovey between Cottage and Os- 
mun, FE 5-0648. 
CLEAN 2 OR 3 ROOM APT. PVT. bath and ent. Util, Adults, Ist 
| floor, 40 Dwight St. FE 2-5662. 
‘PREE; 2 ROOM JANITOR APART-   
    
WANTED oe Tare aattE 
jose pour rags —¢ 
Paul d M. Jones, Real | Est. 
832 W. Huron roperty. Don't 
e can sel} it ment tor part time caretaker. FE 
2-T720. 
FOR COUPLE, LAREPRONs. $65 
Mo. No drinkers. FE 2-4166 
550 | RETCHENETTE FOR 1 OR 2, 2, $15   
  
  FOR 
Lower _ 
private ent.       
      
    
      
           ne Bs gone) 
alts only. 
' Orton, 
Pm. 
      Private entrance. 
§-0768. *      
rnish at door. 
Foust. Sc 
4- Bia) and bath, = furn. 
$45 on Ww Call between 6 and & 
sparmnens. ‘Stove and ftriger ye it refrigerator 
fu ed Near St. 
I. LA. 
PE 42533 ‘or Caretaker, 
a re00 
           
    
MONEY FOR MOVING -& RE- 
$500 SEA- 
‘ad co,, 118 N. 
NICE a ee colored. furnishing. om up to 
BOARD yan 
_Perry. FE 8-066 
Stove a a relrigers: 
shed. Call after 4. FE 
  
room, $55. Both TS 
ray) a PE #2521. Soe & FE 
  
ses epee 
WAL 
UPPER, § ROOMS AND 
heoted seme.. Nicely decorated. 
WATERFORD, 4 ROOMS UP. stairs, some furniture, gas heat, 
$12.50 per, week. OR 4. ving room, . 
Litchanette and path " Pront 
rear private entrances. Gar-ge. 
Attractive four-family building. 
$76. per month. Reference: 
quired. PE 3-7101 or FE 5- 
AKE. 
tiac Trail. 4 rooms, heated. 
& refrigerator, sis week, 
& Flat—Heated N AVE. a tad ow HTS. 
SOUTH PON. 
Stove 
TO 
APT. FOR RENT. 
Bente furnished. 
W room, 
and 
Te- 
  
BATH, 
  
  
WEST SIDE 
      & $16 a wk. Utilities furn. Call     
“ALL CASH DON’T LOSE YOUR HOM 
It you need peer, pata ca 
Immedia’ action 
  ~~after 4. OR 3-4555.   ENETTE APA 
Utilities tarnished. Raut eoy 
"| _$15_weekly OR 
_|LARGE, NICE, 3 AND BATH, GA-|   Fy 
| 
  
    
    
  
GI AND FHA wehnioe FOR OW HOME. 
2 = W. =.   
1 rurekeeping. FE 4-0417, 51 Fai 
  
  Rent Apts. Furnished 37 PPP LOLOL LOL Al 
1 ROOM APARTMENT FOR LIGHT NICE «4 ROOMS M 
7195 5 weet MICRERSHAM 6-6250. a fSia Near Airport. Adults. OR | 
CASH Tv A (KE ORION, (HOUSEREEPING | rats ages ut ies rT rates 
48 HOURS ; | 468 ra Broadway, MY 3-9958. 
HOME — EQUITY {More t ee ek. Ae | | tJ urn. r we | 
WRIGHT-VALUET | _Pontiae Lae Rd."OR "4 se = | 
FE 54-0603 FE 5-0441 NEWLY PURNISHED AN | 3. rm. and bath, Rea a rae I 
Thilities furn. Pvt. ent, Close in. { 
PE 4-2006. 
'NEW 3 RM. FURN. APT. — 3UB- 7 wee: $40 a mo. -MA_ 5-9687. 
ICE 3 ROOM | APARTMENT. 7% son, only. $18 week. 147 W. 
“BATH AND GA- 
rope West side. Available now. 
E 4-4186 or FE 5-7845._ a 
  
GE 001 all utilities furn. New- iy decorated, warm with gas heat. | 
  
  
  
  gas Suitable 1 person 
. 9-3083. 154 N. Perry. SMALL APARTMENT FOR RENT. 
1 ROOM, EVERYTHING FUR- Block from “Tel-Huron, FE 4-9376. 
nished. 93. N . UNION LAKE 3 ROOMS & 
1 ROOM A’ KITCH bath. Modern apt. bidg. Heat 
heat hot and cold water furs: |_furn. Adults. EM 3-4285. 
ished. 290 N. Paddock. Adul's' Rent Apts, Unfurnished 38 
od R—ALWAYS WARM 1 2 BEDRM. PARTLY “yuan. 
nittactnes Priv, eee pire: | _ ish ished. ake front apts. OR 3-9105. 
lace, Washer. Playground, Ample;2 
Elizabeth Lk. 
  
      
   
     16! N, OUTSIDE } BEDR CLEA 
city, children welcome, $50 mo 
  
    
    p kk Near bet! 
Reckly FE 45200. 4-881 or FE. 4-0090. 
1 BDRM. DLX. “NICE GROUND 2 Sennoted APARTMENT. HEAT. 
floor. Bachelor's paradise. FE Caretaker, Newly decorated. $65 
4-1998 or FE 3-594. _per_month Call FE 8-6252._ 
IGERATOR. 2 BDRM. BRICK UPPER. CLEAN. 
7 tet Parent. x ety ___- Heat furn. Garage Adults. FE 
vs, Rr ish: gy < art a "GAS HT. PARKING. A Ny pers urnishe * 
iat Fi. NEAR MIRACLE MILE. |; _Bsmt. Upper 165_ Chandler 
clean 3 rooms & bath. $55 & ROOMS, STOVE & REPRIGERA- 
FE 4-3369 or FE 8-1370. tor furnished Adults only, 290 
7 ROOM. GAS HEAT, $12.50. 313| N. Paddook 
8. Paddock. FE 2-7120. | 
2 ROOMS BATH. $12.50 WK. . 
* East side in elty. OR_3-6001, Wikner "school area. ifving 2 Pane ow AND BATH, NICELY room, dining rootn, kitchen, 
\ furmshed West side. Adjacent full daylight basement,. lots 
to high school, 102 Washington. of closets and storage space. 
Will decorate for responsible 
2 LARGE T-| tenants. Paw « Kern, FE 
            available. FE 2-96 ROOMS, CLOSE IN. PR 
vate entrance. a oo Garage I~ 
jt 2 & 3-rm. apts, 
stove & re rig. 
Benedict -& Donelson 
tlose to si 
Call FE 2- r FE 44232 bath, heat, H-W, 
furn. Near St. 
sc 
ping and bus service 
  
‘Why Pay. More? HEATING BILLS THIS WINTER? 
apts. | We have 3 rm. plus K&B 
for $50. Newly decorated, 
steam heat, 
bldg. All have One separa’ 
bedrm, DOWNTOWN. Only 3 
Ee. cotirt house.; Also 
houses & attract’ cleam 
nished apartments. 
SLATER APTS. 53 N. PARKE ST laundry facilities a 
terraces, Cony, 
biks. 
tur- FOR BEDROOM, KiT-- 3. Bedrm., tnseni't, brick 2 
chen, bath, all mae furnished. 
$15 per week. 
ae JAMES E Rtvp Nearly 2 bedroom 
anew rete | 
44 € RgoM, HOUSE ¢ NEAR years oid, auto, heat, 
storms and screens, in-       cinerator, ‘kitchen fan. 
buy. 647 Phillips. FI) 
4-4142° 
     
     
   
     
i | SLEEPING ROOMS.   
RUS STOP LG -Evervthing for 
“T3323 
A LOVELY © 
  
Nea! 
“OLD” AGE 1S SENSTON ERS EN: 
Hote! accomodations. messonable 
Bi pion al. Oakia.              
               
            ROOM | a for carina, . PE 42388. 
     _from Fisher, $5 wu ae eorT : 
SLEEPING RM. NEAR PONT 
Bus. Private home. ae   
2 RMS. CLEAN, a Ron | 
ity rm. East side.     SLEEPING A Ms. P. 
trance. line. cry Vgiate St     
3 BEDROOM 1 HOUSE. “GARAGE, 1   saesiae RGOMS 
  
a ae Tc Hocric 
range sptrigerstos lake privi- - 
_ieges, Bo OR 3-4330 
  CHURCH 
hool, $55 per month. FE 
BEDROOM FAMILY Pree 
hear Waterford Village. Full bas 
ment, automatic heat & hot- we 
a Garage. $75 per month, or 
will sell. 
3 Room Bungalow. West suburban. 
All one floor, with automatic 
heat and hot weer, 
month. Available Dec. “12. 
3 Bedroom Suburban Bungalow 
Ali on one floor. Automatic heat 
& hot Water. Available now. 
per month, 2 months in advance. 
: “BUDY Nicholie, Realtor = ens §t. 
Call FE 5-1201 mens Peg at|6 
{ROOMS AND BATH. $60 A MO. 
Call after 5 p.m. OL 1-0 1188. 
4 ROOMS AND BATH, OIL HEAT. | 
$50 month.   
4 
= 
  
Frog)   
“2 bedroom home. basement oil 
heat. $75 mon             Roy Annett Inc., Realtor, 28 E. | 
Huron 8t. FE 8-0466. 
  
Lake, 1 mile from Pontiac, 860 
__NeWw decorated, FE_ 8-0880. 
4 LGE RMS. 1740 “INVERNESS, 
Sylvan Lake. __ PRE 2-2048. 
¢ ROOMS AND GARAGE IN N KEE- 
_go Harbor. FE 8-6496. 
5 ROOM BRICK TERRACE, 2 BED- 
rooms, full basement... 33 Ros-   
58 ROOMS, 2 ‘bors, GARAGE. "$35 
_mo, P. O. Box 3 
§ ROOMS, eee  REOOR ATED. 
ee basement, brick terrace. $55 | 
month. FE 2-6245. 
5 ROOMS, PULL 
heat, Rent or sell. PE §-6215. 
        ibetween - ons « E. Huron) 
4-3546 
Nites & sundey, 
MR. CAROL, A-1 ARCADIA see Caretaker 
CT. |     
__busline. Near | grocery. FE 
14 haa ‘LOG 
ouse. Nice! Handy to Rent Houses Furnished 39 30.5 ROOMS: 
‘BEDR OOM COZY. CLEAN. ON FE 2-4855 
CABIN GARAGE | 
Pontiac   
Plant or cP 4-joe8 or FE bache- 
lors wtd. | 4-]998 or   35-9594. 
2 BEDRM. SAT BUT NICE. N. 
FE 2-4376.   
2 SEDEROOM MODERN, EXTRA 
poe included. Adults. EM 
2 BEDROOM. $65 A , MO. CHIL- 
= welcome. OR 3-5047 or OR 
  ROOMS 
hot t and yee pet mo. 
_sauine Ru Liberty. ‘FE 
“PLAT. MODERN. ol ~ ROOM * neat West side. 249 Liberty, FE 
800M 
“& BATH. COUPLE WiTH children, Oi] heat, full 
basement 
_Drayton Plains. FE 44423. /5 RMS. UNFURN, WITH BASE- _ment. FE _5-5273_ 
“ROOMS, 3 PIECE BATH. OL 
§ ROOMS W. * eESPELUSW. reas | heat, reasonable. _FE 4-6065. 
  basement. PE 4-2237.   
  
  6 ROOMS AND BATH. LOWER | 
EDROOM, OL HEAT, FURN- flat, near Pontiac Motors. FE 
ds ® ished _MY_3-2895 2-4309. . 
2? BEDRM. HOME. . GARAGE, 4/6 RM MOD OUsE. 395 A MO 
lots with fruit. MA 4-2840. West_side ul 2-1497 
J RMS. AUBURN HEIGHTS. 1 ¢ RMS. AUTO. HT. aT. GARAGE | 
block trom stores. UL L_2-2306. 
3 RMS & BATH, Low rent to clean couple. 
Elizabeth Laké PARTLY PURN. 
5415 
}-BEDROOM HOUSE, « Cuil. LDREN | 
owes year around. OR 
7 RMS & UTIL. $20 PER > 388 Williams Lake | Rd. & 
YROGMs AND BATH, GAS HEAT, | - 
suemete het water heater, FE | ATIRACTIVE 4 
Raeburn. 
5 ROOMS IN AVON TOWNSHIP | 34163 
“WK. 
M59.   
_Lake privileges FE_ 2-551 7 RM. HOUSE FOR R eee r. DU- 
plex, FE 2-0067 aftser 4 p.m. 
7 RM, HOUSE WITH 3 RM. APT.     $100 per mo. West side. FE 8-1006. |   7 LARGE, CLEAN ROOMS. 4 BED- 
OOM CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN 
FE 2-8388. AFTER 5, FE 2-3829.   ~ ROOM HOUSE, | 
full basement. togas hes pest. East side | 
| on bus line. ~3123 
“BALDWIN SCHOOL -Di   
Newly decorated, Children wel- § reom upper on Howard yy ts R: blic 2-3011. 
Bivd. 40 WwW : 3 bedroom home NEAR   
5 RM. 
  gas | heat. buse * schools. $125 ro adults only. Ph 
PE 4-9848. 
At COMMERCE UNTON LAKE. 
Modern, $65 a month. EL 71-0388   
  
     
     
     
   
       
      
     
   
    
       OR 3 GLEAN ROOMS, 
_in, adults, FE 5-5182_ 2 
_ Highway. nigh 2 FAMILY APARTMENT. DOWN: | 
7 HIN 3° stairs furnished. 
h Heat. Gas 
2 nOGhE AND ) BATH. OVER GA 
laghers music studio, 
  
         
      2 ROOM, AND 
trance. 389. Osmun. FE 4 
at ? fiom & Per BS i¢ 
Whittemore —     CLOSE 
16-18 E.! 
Huron. Can be seen daily. Care) 
a et EN- 
t \ATHS     2 BDRM. SECOND FLOOR. CHIL 
dren allowed, Call FE 8-4436. 
B13 ROOMs AND BATH. A AEALLY 
_ fine home. Refrig., stove and gas 
- heat. One other duplicate unit’   
      oaiy. Reasonable, 1 block ‘om- 
e Road, 7 miles West of Pon- 
we! thee, “EM 34115" or. EM 323079. 
2 “BEORM., CLEAN; PVE--ENT 2401 
| ea nr. Walton, $50 mo 
3 ) BEDROOM APARTMENT. NR. 
  
(3 LG..RMS & BATH a ENT. 
Uuil. Inquire 100 Mechan 
‘J RMS. & BATH, UTIL. natave -& 
perry. furn. Call after. 6. FE 
“'F RbOM APT. GROUND FLOOR. 
    
  
     
     
       
             ts ‘private vied pes ‘pri e ce. 
   
            
      
   
  FE 
9. ‘ vs a 
~~ PRP EGGeaha or phone “Os gee, mw mo. 
7 74 eaous AND BAT > mattes furnienes.   
GARAGE. 56766. | 
cia OR IVATE. EN- 
trance and aa, Newty Gacorated. 
Call re Bees.   RMB. orated, aca Bary a water. So 
te. FR   
    
4 ROOMS. ALL UTILITIES N | Blectric stove va ave. ai 
: Breakiaet set. 
GE R SOWER was newly Reccivind $50 a. mo. 
NEWLY DEc- pac. and 5 
arated, a See from. bus 
  
  
  makes up entire palate. Adults | 
at Apes Shopping Center. OR. 
White Bros, OR |.       ¢ H 
i 
| 
' NICE 6 ROOM MODERN, LARE- ip b-b328. 
2 BEDROOM 70M HOUR. PURN. 
  cozy 
__Neat t couple. FE 3 ROOM & BATH. GARAGE. 
5-2055,   IDEAL FOR COUPLE. 1 
recom, gas 
teriur. M 
KEEGO HARBOR. ~ NICELY _ heat knotty pine in- 
36367. 
“FUR: | 
nished 2 bedroom house. $70 mo. 
zr ‘oot References required 
furn. $15 per wk. Walters 
priv, MA 5- 1650 
MODERN 2 BEDRMS. 
basement, Pontiac Lake, 
3-9138. ol MOD. 4 RMS. AND BATH: PARTLY Lake 
“WITH 
OR 
  
fr Automatic ‘beet, _s OR 3-6404 or 0 
™M ua Ww Ww. ? fever! rly. UL 2- 
SM ae HOME. fen grounds. 
wile varnished 
an   
44-5368. 
. Adults only, FE. 4-0401 
  SM ALL HOUSES FOR na IN- 
quire at 16/6 Taylor Rad. eee tor 
Lonnie uate 
“6 Fm. cup! 
we pald by tenant.   14 Ny iesieetanen 
1 BEDROOM, 
Bus liné All 
Cozy, cl 
ALL [ALL HOUSE, nD oRrORS after 
Cass 
  
     
        
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yer. Soares oP is wk. AT- nt. "ol heat. meaner oil hea Ww, of 
zine Ra. Refer FE 8-6026- after 5 : 
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_Rent Houses. Untarn. 40 naw, 
GRAND BLANC 
que AUTomaTic | 2 bedroom reek. a heat. $60. 
  | 
wire numerous shade and fruit 
rees. $55 per month. Also, 4 rm. — | enclosed front porch, on 1 ecre | 
wnodern refrige apt., including | 
range, rator. and het | 
furmished. per month. 
Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor 
244 8. Telegraph Ra FE 3-7848 
Eves, MA 5-6431 
COLORED. 2 SEDRM OIL HEAT. 
Christian couple. Paved streets, 
Handy to stores & eherehes. FE 
2-2614 after 5:30. p.m 
FOR RENT OR SALE. ‘NEARLY 
MAple $-5811. 
bedrooms, and gatage. Near 
spool and bus line in the city. 
days “anti 5:38. 
and § Powell” @Rilg   
__$75 month. ‘FE 8. 8-6819 
LAKE ORION. 5 RS 
WGns heal. $60; 
LAKEFRONT 2 3-1490. 
ODER > 2 HOUSE IN — itn fenced in yard. 
Children welcome, 1 Muskin- 
FE 42470. PJ. eh NEAR , LAKE. 3 ks rms. Near 
MONEY FOR “MOVIN <@ RE Mirmishing, Get Jip to. 3800 SEA- BOARD FINANCE CO., 1185 N. Perry, FE-   
        | | 4 
4 ROOM SINGLE ON- ORCHARD | 
siete. Ct. $65 per month. Call OR | i 
BASEMENT. On| 
AND Axe. AUTO. - 14_N. CASS AVE. | § reoms on 1 floor, We also have many bullding sites 
Rooms with Board 43 ment. Has of] beat, storms & — We sell, buy. trade land contracts | 
EN Oe ee eee serente Located en ve ‘ine on; | 
- north side approv me 6 "Fe 5-5 
AM EXTRA CLEAN HOME, GEN- diate possession Phone OL Lilt) seen FE bs 
fiom Wir BOARD FOR T Toa for oui. ShaNE SHEPARD. \WM. 
‘gentlemen. PE a age ~ — ~ | 
ROOM AND BOARD MAN | ROCHESTER - UTICA , NN ic 
Close to plant 2, Home e privileges | Beauiiful, nearly “new brick . 
FE 86-6214, \ rancher with pisst ered wall 
| hardwood nore, marbie 
Convalescent Hom Homes 44 window sills. Ceramic tled 301 W MORON 8T nae sath Led erosk firepiace | 
ery love itchen Ww 
CONOR RTOS SF wasber and dryer. Dining care. ndaet room Pe broasewey 
“Gp PATIENT! ' Attached 2 car garage ce 
HAVE HOON FOR UP PATIENTS | lot. Tiiness forces sale at only. OA 8- 2833, Call between 8-3. | sis 70 which is As ae 
i origina Os’ & uliding 
‘ Rent Stores 46 | alone. Takes $9,700 down ‘ 
— ON TELEGRAPH ROAD | , Q . ai \V qd fa 
across from Tel-Huron shopping | H. P. HOLMES, IN¢ + ] eman 
center. Large paved parking area. | 2331 8 LAPEER RD FE 5-2953 - : : 
Pertect retail o er loca- | ¢ 810M BUT LAKE HOMES R . 
jon. You can sell absolute: . FF Lakes Village, W of Pon- , y 
tahoe ee Rear papnoce, | tin etaiie Big. Co"aw' 45 ute ty fs "ean nan ron | DON'T LET LACK OF CASH with lake privileges Per- 10261 RIGHLAND RD. 8 50, er stop you trem ening your ore imefer heat. Birch cabiriets . | home. gee 8 rt A i 
OEMS Sas Pontiac. EM 3-4082 or) 1185 N. Perry FE 86-9661 _ ene Clowes re pee 
ULTRA- NEW, 81 STORES. £8, WEST SIDE | INCOME $1090 DOWN 
~2144 _ Large double shguse. 6 roosss soa SUBURBAN WEST. close to each. urnaces. Clar it Ww ford 5, 2 bee 
Rent Office Space AT near Oakland, $1250 down ranch Oro Bien arite care 
DBP LOLI . te . 
‘ND FLOOR 9 , ROOMS OF OF. Near Auburn, large 5-room_ Glass chen, oll” heat carport 
fice space all or part. In heart rch. Basement. Oil furnace. Lot size T5xl25xll6 ft 
« downtown area. Corner loca- | aved street. §600 down, Aluminum storms end 
tion, Lawrence Pina Streets, PONTIAC RELALTS screens EXCELLENT 
pany. Call Jonn. Lee. F mance ¢ oni. 737 Baldwin FE 5-8275 uy FOR A SMALL FAM 
| SOmNTOWN PONTIAC aE IN WATERFORD WATKINS-PONTIAC ESTATES uliding, beautiful paneled offices 8-PC > ES ae 
divided to suit your business. Up © ; 2 bedroom ranch, 12x25 ft ’ 
to 40 sq. it. of leer space . Sale Rent Lease living room. large kitchen 
available... Ligttts, a parking © with ample cupboard space 
includea. At $75 per mo. and up 3 BEDROOM BRICK, 1'2 BATHS, | oil heat Cedar shake sid- 
_FE_ 2-6280_ after 10 a.m GAS HEAT, UTILITY ROOM 18 ing, large ulilityyroom Lot 
NEW NEW | OPPICES — WEST 6IDE. PE BY 14 2 CAR GARAGE A-l et ee eer 
-' 4 4.8 
For R or Rent Miscellaneous 48 PAYMENT oto (MGRrOAGE TRAM PPPS PHONE FE 2-2319 APTER ¢ P.M SEE OUR MANY OTHER 
250 ACRES "TILLABLE. 6 BED- {NCOME MOD. 6 RM. 2 BLK. FROM. PHOLPO LISTINGS 
ee ea a beet er will eee Meme eee a ens201  Penior —Wm ristensen ‘enion 412 W URON OP 8 
pont house ony ne Oxford Me Rd., Flint, Mich. CE 3-427] wi fs 4990 EVE 
“+8300 - evenings INCOME. 5 RMS. & BATH WITH 
Vancampan, | 
6 RMS. & BATH. DUPLEX. att 
CLARKSTON 
'$ rm. modern frame home with | 
new 5 bedroom, Clarkston area. | 
POR SALE OR RENT. VACANT a room. Ot] heat, nicely landscaped. | I 
;  starms “ sereoms. West suburban, | 238 W. Walton FE 8-2°06 “Ehtchen fe ree birch The ar ae 
88.500 Nothing down. 09 E Flint MY 3. 1143 sche eaten ranae re S as 
per mo eTaxee 1 insurance ta CEAVING STATE. MUST SELL. | The 33 %t. rec. room, has large cluded. OR 3 $259 down. Only $7,050 full price icture windows overlooking the 
BEDROOM. a ESAR SHAKES. 2 bedroom modern. Newly dec- ake. fireplace & built-in bar 
full basement, 3% lots, 3 car orated. On 2 fenced lots. Drayton Take the first step teward better 
sows Carpeting. $15,900. $2,500 Plains area. MY 2-3791 living. Call for an appointment 
eove PE 4-9681. Nelson Building MODERN HOME, | 6 ‘ROOMS “AND 
a: bath. 2-car garage. 1 acre. May $990 DOWN ath Pvt mpl 5 
bi Walt Bivd ad k floors. plas- 
3 BE -FDROOM { BRICK nee wit aoaee Apply. at 118 tered walls, ceramic bath, full 
In a fime location, close to Lady — _ Edison “street. dry basement. fenced back yard, 
“ < the iene, ieee corner join — —-~ - A terrific value. Only $9050 
m paved road. 149 ceramic baths. — 
Sitate adam BRICK Witham Mite eat ; . 
, > There is nothing to do but live in fealtor a wae oe 
10 ROOM. FAR M HOME this modern attractive 3 bedroom R ult " 670 W | 2 2265 
With 2 acres of land on paved brick home. Carpeted floors. full 6.0, 9 — 670 Huron 
road. 6 large bedrooms, full base- basement, paved drive. 2 eat nt to ¢ Sun. 1 to 4 
ment, automatic of] hot water brick garage. Patio & nicely 
heat. Small barn and garage. landscaped lot. Well located on 
Low down paymen aved street in beautiful Wash- 
LAKE ERONT ngton “Park Only $17,500; Will FOR 0 
2 bedroom modern home with , sell on contract or ces 
| large satan! stone fireplace sa boa cent mortgage. Appointment COLORED 
nele ving room. rge pic- | . 
ure window overlookin joking lake | “TACK LOVELAND 
Large lot with good: bea fa 2 cay 2188 Cass Lake Ave. 2-4875 | GI Xo DOWN PAYMENT — neat 
garage, Low down payment. © \YODERN 2 BEDROOM RANCH. f)"ome” bright airy basement | ’ “~ on Must sell by Dec. | ; ; ’ a | 
1. -ADD S ANC. 22. Owner leavin state FE 81256 py eae Sots, eee are 
n Sun. 11 to 4 _or MY _2-3352_ after 6._ 
, £286 Dixie PH brayton Plains | NORTH END, 4 BEDRM,! “BEAUTY 5 BEDROOMS — 8 rooms in all, 
shop optional. * plastered = wall glassed in sun 
“HOM ED] 9 room, full basement, fqatrced vard 
3 -EDROOM HO ME Ss” | NEW, HOME, NEVER, LIVED Ie 2 Needs decorating but’ price for 
$100 MOVES NOU IN ished. $160 or $180 my roulty nnd 8 quick sale. Only $4500 Better 
ake over payments of $47 month see this To see these homes call 
i No mortgage cost gettin on ier e Jot. (Sontect Mr Mrs Howard. FE 2-6412) Wm 
w SSW REALTY R Wilson at EM Miller Realty, 670 W Huron Si 
ee eevee. ORCH ARD.LAKE. PRIV, "5 RM. B J - ¢ cl. 
erp. 2 lots Make offer. 11>Bax- Minch ee mn pase 
ter Ct. eoynet Ratburn By Activities rm. 2 furnaces. gene 
owner. OR 30255 ous room sizes. GE range & oven 
5 RM. BATH. BASEMENT. NEW attractively built in brick wal GEORGE R 
siding, small down payment of Other fine features. Let us tel 
Baxter Ct. cor Raeburn you more. Price $34.75 WEST SUBURBAN 
_ 3-055 a BERNDT, ETTER & VanMAAREN deocm brick rancher. lo- 
<2 4HOOLN Woodward B ham. MI 4-3500 cated on large wooded lot Has 
5 ACRES-3 bedroom home. with 3) PERSONALIZED HOMES “  jarge kitchen with built in 
car garage. Automatic of} heat. FE 8-2209- oven, range, dishwasher ane ! 
‘Orchards and out buildings. Only | ~ delightful dining area 
           Td — saith ree | we N, Sagin E — Nr eenkes, | N.S x 
utility room, stornis ane screens. | "=" DOWN DRAYTO 
          
BATH. 
+ BEDROOM HOME 
sa a? A°aNEoR, Kewl | v- goer     
  
  
  
  
  
  
49 
2 BEDRM. HOUSE, MODERN : $400) 
| Be aauity. Payments $5437. OR | 
09 __ For Sale Houses 
HOME. WEST SIDE BASE- , 
FE 2BR. 
ment, garage $700 down 
27-6001, 3} BEDRM. SHELL HOUSE. “FULL | 
basement, $400 down. OR 3-4271, 
ria BEDROOM LARGE Living | 
  
  $11,900 on terms 
H. C. NEWINGHAM 
Corner of Auburn and Crooks. 
UL 2-3310 
    '7-Room Modern Home | 49 acres. Automatic of] furnace. — 
New 21 x 30 utility building. | 
| Ferme holttse. Priced reasonable 
CUCKIEER RE: Al LT 
      
  2 bedroom modern. n is 
back yard. 2 ‘nts, 
Knob gchool. Must sell, MY_2-. 
        
   
    = " bedregm ersies.’ vesast. e all newly dec 
furniture if desires _ PE. 5-5643. 
N. @ ROOMS AND IN- come. 194 nN Mill. FE_4-0219. 
$1 000 Down home, sooty iy 
room, beau tay ce 
face work in kitchen, 2 , utility room, New old fur- 
fot with lake privi- chain of 5 lakes. Oxford   
"ab 
    
         
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ween “gg 
              _ ‘on Plains 
- Bate Mil. 
    
For Sale Houses bed a   
OR rs TON Ww WOODS 
Custom wality 3 bedroom e! 
~Well dest et. Large ule peme 
bait wits, “vs and oven. | 
yaniory 
Garage, Situated   ment, we oh a 
large site, 
scene view. 
| eslie AS Tripp, B Realtor est Huron | FE panel or rE : Bai __? 
Has attached 2 car garage. 
basement and attic, 
place, newly decorated, new well 
and pump. lmmediate possession 
Key next door, south, Call wrek- 
‘days until §:30, 4-5862. Eves. | 
and Sundays. Howell 43R11 ; 
FOR SALE OR RENT: 3-YR“OLD | 3 bedroom ranch. 1% baths. . 
Large wobdded lot. Water softener, - 
water heater. 4079 Letart, Dray- 
OA 86-3014 _ 
FENCED YARD t 
with base- 
income from 2 partly furn. apts 
Washington St. FE 5 6618 Owner. 
KEEGO HARBOR 
2 bedroom part log. part frame 
2 story, 2 car garage. jake privi- 
leges. Let 42x142, Pull price, $5.- 
NORTH SUBURBAN” 
2 bedroom, basement. 1'% car ga- 
rage a. Approximately 1 acre, 
CR ‘AW BORD AGENC Yy 
    
Roomy Oider Home 
See It Sats- Sun. 1 - 5 
$6,500 — $800 Down 
Clean reomy 2 bedroom 2 story mortage. Everything here for [ toorrall carpet you at a big saving of labor and wal t ot. ae} te 
mon Beene Oi, Ferner ELIZABETH LAKE | Lake FRONT. 4 on nd Lake i BR home. niches” ‘a knotty ~ Near 
r 
hace and wirlng 
seaping 
* good environment. Lake privilege 
this at $7.@75 with 
having unobstructed py 4:5 
iSYLVAN VILE. AGE 
All brick, 3 bedroom, 
construction. i 4 
f 
walls, 
screens, fireplace, 
500 
in Partridge - Ig. THE “BIRD TO sem 
BRICK BEAUTY 
  
compietely 
‘oum, frame with 
Lots of lwnd- 
and mature treea. In 
and then buy 
$1.000 down 2 .0ok at others 
  Parte AND ASSOCIATES 
60 has _BURON 
OPEN UTIL 
  i i 
t 
H t 
now under. 
basement | 
erced = air 
aluminum storms 
lly baths §16.- 
We will consider your house 
trade Also we have one 4 
bedroom bi-level at 1314 Woodiow 
Waterford Twp, | € 1 
ELIZABETH LAK EB ESTATES | 
far” 
© 
knotty pine Lake privileges, 
private 
$i, 350 dowa pitts 
q SILL basement and 
3 bedroom, large | 
basement finished in 
own 
and beach Just! 
mortgage cost | rooms. full 
garage, 
orter lot, 
club 
BUY RA 
thru 
MILLE BRICK BI-LEVEL LAKE FRONT 
7 rooms. 1': baths. os ear 
carpeted living room with 2- 
iveplace, full dinsng room, 3 ares 
_bedboo ns with plenty of aiarge DE: 
basement, 
room with fireplace and at- 
older Kome with enclosed poreh- CLARKSTON AREA 
no basement. : 
year. Monthly payments $62.50. 
Location: HM Cross St. Auburn 
Heights. Tricky to find; look for 
‘oF N sign on §. side Auburn | 
a flew yards west of Old 
WHITTEMORE 
266 «Washington Square 
Royal Oak LI 2-4262. 
SAVE $2,500 INTEREST ON 44 
per cent GI loan, Owner leaving | 
State. Will sell equity on 3- 
room, 1% bath. ranch style, ets 
car garage. OR 368". meee 
Suburban Living 
At Its Best 
uture home 
(CONVE RTIBLE 24) 
W. W. ROSS. HOMES | 
OR 3-8021 
SEE THE “VIKING” AT JUDAH | 
_Lake Estates. FE 2-9122 
TRADE $3,000 EQUITY POR “HOME | 
ment. EM 3-068. 1 
“Their Loss—Y¢ our Gain 2 pe nrbongy a1) bedroom, | 
4 bedroo: All comparatively 
Wil take ‘eld house in tra 
ris to suit 
Big Bear Construction Bidg. 
  
  
a 
  
  
  
    is priced below cost. Call for | 
appointment a 
3 bedroom brick on 150x150 lot, 
1'y baths, built ins, all oak | 
floors and attached 2 car ga 
rage Yes, it does have full 
basement with fireplace up and 
down. Will consider clear and 
\free home in trade on this 
beautiful home. Vacant, im- 
“mediate possession. Calli Wwe - 
have the key 
WEST SIDE 
2 bedroom with nicely Mnianed | 
attic, brick and frame siding, 
carpeted living room with fire- 
_place.- This excellently. located | 
| 298 W. home has full basement with | 
tile floors: Breezeway and at- 
tached 2 car garage. Shown by 
appointment 
GEORGE R. IRWIN, REALTOR 
WALTON 7 3- 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE __ 
Templeton 
KL. 2339 OrenMfeer’8 Lk. Rd. 
aoe H. Stnith, Realtor 
5. Tee ai i One Acre 
Plus«4 room modern home, full | 
basement, oil heat, enclosed back 
orch and 2 car garage. Niceiy | 
andscaped. ‘Fruit trees, grapes, 
berries and large garden space. 
Walking distance to grade school. 
Only 00 with terms. 
Templeton, Realtor FE 4-4563 6. FE 2-950   
  i=3 W. Huron 3-7833 
GE PAGE LAKEFRONT = LAKE 
2 bar w & used home. All CLARKST 
easonad’ : i 8 by po hbo we lake privi- 
amen os sar Eset ctbe fan | fae eatticgpye ny . \ ome consisting 
y OWNER | STEWLE REALTY, 126 N Bint With “Jedgestone_ fireplace > Ra. hey Bight nse ma ms ie 
e room ‘house in a . 
Basement ff 4 Milford. | baths, sun rm. with jealousie win 
ol heat. vb S 261. dows. Beam ceiling, f rm., 
~ Sane 26 ree...rm, with fireplace. 
eas a SS SYLVAN VILYAGE ~|- modern. kitchen and breakfast 
: BRICK TRI-LEVEL | +e uti rm. Designed for unusual beau 
- Goo this. beautilel M0) cad ‘convenience. - Built-in oven 
a de. = “under construction and range, 2 zone byseboard oil 
With viteges 08 enwood. hot wate: ter’ heat 2 ear attaches 
* a Ne} setae é M C attell.. Builder ™ cute with etuis deere, Otner | 
crea\ “pireplace, 44 oe and mir- 
taghed ie ‘Gas Ww "Yale corner Stanley ae. Beauty y canes 
Sag a weed © boat iesding. to several lakes... eed right. good sonaition one 
Orr WALTON 
/WATERFORD TWP. 
plastered ee reaction | 
tached 2 car garage. This one | 
| RILEY Reht ESTATE 
2.) eae HAYDEN : 
2 large sereened porches 
nraplace. Bath with shower Also 
a t room apt, 12824, with bath 
Terms, 
ear MBULO 4 
               
    “44 A ore 
FE 47633.   
—reome apd utiity on first fleor 
1 large room on and floor Ga furnace. Floor coverin go. Large 
tat. ai, SOG with $1, down. 
“Excellent 3 
bedroom home. Close to schools 
Oak floors, Plastered walls. Tile 
bath, Walk to wall carpet in the 2 
NO 
MONEY DOWN we ey & starter home on r 
lot. i FF ae Rough RT Your. plans or 
   re Basement has tiled recrea- | 9 Gul ART MEYER’ 
tien rooms pg furnace. It car now sailed 
gerate . a. a 
it vy YDEN, "Realt oY Y MOL YERIAS Lake ON . 
ae \euiton FE 8-0441 very clean metho bs stone ite Open 9 to 7 P.M Sup. Lto4d pase: ya tile bath, off FA. eat, $2,000 
-~ GA BUY. 
$9,200. NOTHING DOWN Vacant. Inimediate- possession to 
qualifted Gl. Good neighborhood. 
paved street, Northern High dis- 
trict AH City Improvements, | 
Large lot with garden spot 
car garage. Near City Bus The | 
home has 5 large reoma, bed 
_3 pe. bath, separate din- 
oak floors. mietered | 
s nice kitehen, full base- 
. automatic off furneece Pay- | 
ments $65 to $878 monthly in- | 
cluding (taxes insurance Ciark | 
feat state 7688. s FED 
‘Gls. _ Nothing Down 
A REAL SHARP and clean. 
2 bedroom ranchiype home 
in the north suburban area 
is brick and 
aluminum. Anchor 
and large jot ‘with Anchor 
fencing. Selling for $10,506 
with just mortgage costs '         & 
FE 
down. 
NEAR NORTHERN HIGH-- 
A 2 bedroom with plastered 
floors, ceramic 
full basement , 
garage. Just mortgage costs 
down 
  Glis—Here's a new listing at 
6.650 which we 
to see. This cute 2 
home with full basement, 
large lot and schools clase 
by. is @ real bargain. Coyid 
not be duplicated for less 
than several hundred dol- 
lars over selling price. Don't 
miss this once-in-a-lifetime 
opportunity to get a com- 
tartable home & these EZ 
terms. $400 will move you 
ip. 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
22 8S Telegraph en 98. 
FE 3-7103 2028 | 
CLARK > $400 DOWN, $6,950 Modern 2-bed- 
room home, 3-pc. bath, oll awe. | | 
matic furnace, in City off Oak- 
land’ avenue, Vacant. Might ace 
cept lower down payent. 
sats 5 DOWN $6950 HANDY MAN. 
pee CIAL New 7-hogreses Starter | 
Bas artitioned, 
Aired. Lot Toox180. 38x26 feet on 
foundation, built in 1950. 
$1 me DOWN. $11,000. Pleasant 
-front, large lot with shade, 
Me Nosed front porch, 2 bedrooms, 
bath Vacant : 
| $1, ine DOWN. $10,900 ELIZABETH | 
LAKE ESTATES. A real buy in. 
ood seighborhood. Modern 5-- 
room Ranch Home Full base- 
ment, automatic furnace, large 
lot 
| 
$1,500 DOWN $10,800. VACANT | THREE BEDROOM RANCH. 
Beautiful light oak floors, tiled 
ath, modern kitchen, gas atto- | 
heviews heat, large lot. Balance | 
$72 monthly on GI. 4'9 per cent) 
mortgage including taxes and in-. 
surance A rent beater 
FE 3.7888 - RES FE 4-4813 wee} 
LARK REAL ESTATE 
To a SELL & TRADE 
1362 W. Hu Open Eve. & Sun. 
MULTIPL E LISTING SERVICE _ 
A JUNKE R- ‘can't say anything about) 
this log cabin that we baven't) 
already thought of It is partly 
modern & has 2 wooded lots 
lake privileges on Maceday Lake. | 
Needs considerable work & you/ 
buy it for a song & name your 
own terms . 
BARGAIN HUNTERS 
You'll find this 3 bedroom = bun-— 
galow: with breezeway & 2 car | 
attached garage priced way be- 
low market value to settle es 
tate Living room is carpeted. & | 
includes drapes There is a. full | 
basement with FA heat & most. 
of the floor is tiled tn the rec. 
reation area. Now ' vacant for You 
immediate possession. Requires 
$3 390 down with payments $80 per 
month on 6 per cent land. con- 
rac 
F.C Wood Co. wi ons ine at M-59 
After 5 30 OR 3-2603 
HOYT PIONEER HIGHLANDS a bed- 
room modern ranch, oak ‘hoors. 
large living room, full basement, 
1%) car garage. Ail city improve- 
ments plus jake privileges, $16,- 
900°. terms, i 
PIONEER. HIGHLANDS - 
rooms frame This house is in 
Finished ree. room, 1'% car ga- 
beautiful condition throughout 
reve on quiet street, Only $13,500. — 
Term é 
Gt WEST SUBURBAN ~- No down 
pavm age 
3 ‘bedroom | 
/ home Large living reom, | 
dining room, kitchen. Located on 
7 Jots..2% car garage, oi] FP.A 
; heat. A real chance to use your, 
| GI, before it expires. Call for 
showing. Hams 
— 3: | WEST SUBURBAN RANCH 
k base- full 
. large family kitchen, oak | 
jagtered walls, i% ce- 
ramic tile baths. Lots of closets 
on cahinets. water softener, Lot 
175’. A real bargain at 
$15,950 with excellent terms. i 
i 
| i 
I 
HOYT REALTY px cA 954 8S. Telegra i 
PE 2.9966 FE 2-0840 
| RILEY | SYLVAN LAKE. Like new 3 bed- 
room rancher with 2-car_ attached 
and plastered garage. Huge liv- 
ing room with massive brie   
  Bloomfield sal mite en Inspect today, $33,000. on terms. 
509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
“oF $1157 or FE 44821 
Rt LEVEL STARTER. 
NO. MONEY fe   REA 
9203 Commerce _ John |. ‘Vermett LTY ms 
Rd. EM 35-6466 
Templeton Lake Orion 
1210 Miller Rd. 
Small bungalow, living room, nice 
kitchen and dining area. Utility 
oll furnace, vrvene. 
way, arage, Very 
and comfortable for “small Tamil. 
60 foot lot Only 819 term 
Will accept land contract “or other 
good collateral as down payment. 
‘WK, L. Templeton, Realtor 2338 Orchard | Lake Rd. FE 4-436) 
6, FE 23-9502     
4 bed 
costs wilt” - 
    ~DORRIS. EXECUTIVE — A pre 
tentious and beamuhul bic 
ranc 
Township. me Ww Woodward, ail 
the selling appointments fe- 
nantes | y - ‘8 most i 
criminating er, carpeting 
and drapes insiuded. magic 
SLIMABETE LAK E j -— 3 bedroom brick 
aa, Trame ranch home, for 
$10,500 with $1,000 down, 
snewly decorated, vacant and 
very atractive 
wos BEDROOM - HOME 
Outstanding buy $10,- ~ 
ae “We invite comparison 
be beat 
new 
modern bath and ing, dandy basement, kitehen, 
garage. 
FIVE BEDROOM HOME & 
SMALL HOME $12,950 
th $1,800 down, Attractive |. 
white frame home with two 
full baths, full basement, 
gas heat, concrete drive and 
garage. dandy modern home 
on rear of jot 
FOUR BEDROOM LAKE 
FRONT — For the growing 
famiiy that are outdoor 
minded you just can't beat 
this home perfect beach for 
children, eak floors through- 
out, carpeting. full base- 
ment, but Jaundry on main 
floor, numerous other “sp- 
pointments you will admire. 
DORRIS & SON, REALTOR 
WE TRADE 
152 W. Huron Phone PE 4-1557 
_MU LTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   
Lakefront Brick 
“YOU SHOPPERS” who've 
been looking for a bargain 
will want to ingpect this 
modern $-room britk bome 
with full basement. New: 
condition inside 
$i. ~ Terms 
TAYLOR, Realtor, 
4-0306 
| 
  
      
Established in 1916 
$800 DOWN for this furnished lake 
cottage. Part bath, immediate 
possession All furniture, plus 
alum, at. 2 Lots, corner looa- 
tion. Total price only $5,800. f 
3 BEDRM. RANCH — Bee this 
attractive suburban home. Living 
rm has beautiful marble fir rf . 
stainless steel features in hen. 
Jed bath, Full bem't, an ee 
rm., oil heat. Sterage attic. 
garage. Nicely Mfandseaped “and 
ow at 7,000 — lanter box. 
erms. 
FURNISHED HOME — West sub- 
urban. and bath with 
full Oil heat. Gar 
Latge Jot. Owner leaving Sai 
Will sacrifice at $6.950 
EAST SIDE - Good location. At 
tractive colonial type home, Wall-— 
to-wall carpeting in living rm with fireplace. Fully insulated. full bam't, ol: heat, 2-Car garage. It's 
vacant, you can move -right im. 
Now at $12,500. Terms. 
DIXIE HWY. — 150 Ft. frontage. 
Good deep lot. Nice $-room mod- 
ern home with cer. tiled 
and full bsm't. i'4-car garage 
ideal for home and business, § 
Floyd Kent Ine; Realtor, 
FE Cpe e 
AMPLE CUSTOME. PARKING 
  MULTIPLE iisTING SERVICE 
Near Elizabeth Lake 3 bedroom _ home. _ wall_ 
carpeting, 2 full, baths, full base-. 
ment with tile floor, 1% car ga-° 
rage, lot ix120". 
Low Monthly Payments On tis neat 2” bedroom home. 
Full bath, oak floors, aluminum 
storms & screens, gas heat, you 
can't beat this for only $7,675, 
Terms, a 
Lake Privileges On Elizabeth Lake if we pe 
into this 2 bedroom 
excellent cobdition, La zB oes classed in porch. Beaute wi 
e ARRO_ REAL’ TED, MeCOLLCUGs 2 en 
. Cass-Elizal Rd. 
FE 5.1284 FE 4-3844 
  
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BUYS We have a list of fine! 
homes, including 5- and 6- 
room moderns, incomes,’ 
doubles, ranch bungalows, | 
small homes for newly- 
weds. Reasonable prices 
and easy terms. Call any-, 
time. 
WILLIS M. BREWER JOSEPH F. REISZ, SALES MGR 
FE 8-0623 $-8064 or 
  
10 ACRES This ts truly ; lovely little fares 
Extra nice room home that will please Jon Full basement, 
2 car garage, large heated barn. 
ami equipment. deep 
eexer. See this one 
CUSTOM BUILDING ' 
fore you, build that home of 
ur dreams, call us. We custom 
ld. wo hed olans or ours. 2 
models to Inspect. One with swim- 
ming pool. 
$500 DOWN 
Niee 2 bedroom | raneh, built in 
1955. Neat in. oil heat, 
near bus and schedls. ‘Immediate | 
. See this one for sure. 
2, 3 
WILLIAMS REAL erase & IRSTRANCE 
1483 BALDW. 
~ NICHOLIE   136 E, PIKE 
COLONIAL HILLS STOUT S Best Buys > 
Today 
A SHARP BRICK! 
A besutiful quiet 
compliments this   setting 
brick 
in fer Tamily room. and ‘3 
bath. Lake privileges. $11,- 
5060 with terms. 
NOTHING DOWN! * No mortgage or closing 
costs on this attractive 3- 
the 
kiteben ary "built in oven 
and range, paneled diping 
area, tile bath with show- 
er. spacious dduble closets. 
Let us show vou how easy 
it is to own a home of your 
own 
LAKE ORION: 
Caii you imagine an at- 
tractive 7 reom and bath 
home located on a big cor- 
ner lot. on a quiet side 
street. among stately older 
homes, selling for just $5.- 
900° Well here is your op- 
portunity to see just what 
you always wanted. Terrific 
value. 
LAKEFRONT TRADE! 
¥our chance to move into 
a brand new home that fea- 
tures 3 bedrooms, all ce- 
ramec bath, birch cupboards, > 
formica counters, attached 
garage, complete storms 
and screens, Would accept 
smaller free and clear home 
or acreage as down pay- 
ment. 
Warren Stout, Realtor 
Ti N. Saginaw St. FE 5-6165 
Daily “til 8 
  
GAYLORD = PONTIAC OFFICE OPEN EVES 
is where this five room bun- 
alow is located. Two brick 
replaces, full basement 
witn recreation room. Also 
in the basement is a fruit 
cellar and extra bath, Awn- 
ing over the patio. Fiber- 
gias, drapes and carpeting 
goes with this meme € to- 
tal price is $22,000 
WEST BLOOMFIELD HIGH 
only a few blocks from this 
home. Shade trees & fenced 
in yard. Lake privileges. a 
~ Cass Lake. Less than $1000 
down. 
    & HARGER CO. | | 
NEAR WALLED LAKE i 
3 bedroom ranch. Just dec- 
orated. Master bedroom has | 
private bath and stali | 
shower. Carpert...Paved 
street. Only $13,560 with 
$500 down and FHA terms 
on balance—It's vacant 
__WEST OF PONTIAC bedroom home just oe 
! erated Jl bath. Oi) beat 
$230 down and balance at 
about $55 per —_ imclud- ! 
ing taxes and insurance. 
CLARKSTON AREA | 
bedroom ranch homes | with . 1% baths. Just decor- 
ated and in fine condition. 
No down payment—About | 
$250 closing costs—Vacant. | 
NORTH EN 
2 pelvegmn home with full 
basement. Hardwood floors. 
Tile bath. Of] heat. Just 
decorated. About $225 down 
acant. 
5344 WEST HURON 
THURSDAY EVENING CALL: 
Ask a rea aoe 
Val- U Way _FOR GOOD BUYS AND TRADES) 
"HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Cute 
and cory 2 bedroom home. full) 
basement with new oil furnace.| 
apd all aluminum ducts. The; 
aluminum siding minimizes up-' 
Free. Newly decorated and ready 
‘ou to move right in nom 
1 . $700 down. $65 month 
LAKE OAKLAND FRONTAGE 
Older 3 bedroom home in pet- 
fect condition, 2 baths, recrea- 
‘tion room. with bar. Large living 
room, sm porch, attached ga- 
Tage, Only $13.950 with reason- 
able terms. Quick possession 
$215 MOVES YON IN — A 3 bed-. room ranch im like new cand- 
veral jocations available | 
R. J. (Dick) VALUET | REALTO 
COLORED — 
4 BEDROOM HOME FULL 
BASEMENT, NEWLY DEC- 
ORATED, LARGE LOT. | 
cox BE BOUGHT ON GI 
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     i, WRIGHT, Realtor | PE-5-9441- Open ; 8.30 ; 
wt HI 
Mekrac Lake Privileges on beautiful Elizabeth Lak -LAKE FE 8-9693 
ORION OFFIC STREET 
ree 2 WEST FLINT 
LOOK 
3 bedroom, lake-front with 
nice sandy beach Basement 
oll beat) Aul 
$7750 with only $1 
Hurry on this one! This is 
no gimmick ... well worth 
the price. 
OXFORD 
WHERE ELSE can you find 
2 acres with 3-bed room 
home, large living room and 
big kitchen with dining eli 
jus full basement, close 
shopping. 
look and you will buy! 
MY 2-282] 
LAWRENCE Ww. 
GAYLORD, REALTOR 
ANNETT © Dr ayton Plains 
Fenced ward, near school 
& shopping center. Attrac- 
tive 2 bedroom bungalow. 
nice kitchen, bath, full base- 
ment, F-A oi! h 
& paved drive. Low pay- 
ment ddwn or Will accept 
equity in land contract. 
West Side ; Attractive 3-tedroom” brick 
& frame pome in excelent | | 
{ 
| ij 
: 
  
eat. Garage | 
condition, 2-bedreoms down, 
1 up Carpeted living room 
dining ell, modern kitchen, 
tile bath. Basement with 
recreation space, gas heat 
Weill landscaped lot, paved 
drive, garage. $15,000 — 
Terms, 
Ranch Home, Large Lot 
3-bedroom .ranch jin excel- 
lent cond. overlooking roll- 
ing hills, just off main ~~ 
Carpeted living room 
place, model kitchen, 
toon. full basement, 
baseboard + heat. 
tached garage. 
Terms. tamiy 
$1951 
‘Donelson Park 
Brick ranch you have ad- 
mired as you drove by, 
Jandse 
rooms, living & dining “L". 
best grade carpeting, pic- 
ture window, fireplace  ce- 
ramic bath, model kitchen 
witn breakfast space, 10x17 
heated breezeway, 1'-car 2 “a5 at; 
corner lot. 3. bed 
weer Sonne Cen 
garage, utility room, water | 
gas heat. Reduced to $25,000 
Terms. 
E. Huron 
Open Evenings & Sunday 1 - 4 
    
heat dri oft il mt 
paved, family a favor,   
  
  softener, Calcinator, Luxair | 
|RO¥ annerr, INC., See ALTORS | 
= FE 8-0466)   
  Saoee ct — 
Inco 
rooms and bath 7 ' 
John K. Irwi in & Sons te ‘ ‘ 
ue 5 and i on 
= WIL Oreg— model car or 
‘house tratle: down payment. 
EAST SIDE Six room aioe ms excellent 
dition. a oe room 
api ‘ees heat, Nes our ent, 
; tnd vat —-. ar bus. 
High Le tise! ‘down. 
MES 
¢family brick, yorth side on 
Priced with terms 
4-family frame, west side, good 
ay 
Wilson colored, near 
school, Yor ne down payment, 5 
down, 3 rooms 
  tt y OM , 313 West. Huron Street RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Phone FE. 5-047 of FE 24031 262 8. Telegraph Rd. Open # ; Eve, FE 2-503 re Saas 8” Pe 21338 with loads “eup 
Nice wtility, Hardwood firs. - 
by furnace, Full price 
* ie 
NORTH END-— cen, older 
ving home. io ft. Toom, 
and kitchen down; 2 bed- 
Tooms and bath up. Base-. a ofl heat and ie 
$7,400, Approximately $409 down with low ager 
paretesis to qualifying ¥ 
eran 
  
| TO BUY OR SELL 
Clarkston. REAL ESTATE, INC. : 5004 S. Mai 
Open Baily R to 8; Aple 5-582) in St. 
gunday 2 to 5 
  
BROWN tate. 
eted bedrooms 
  and many extray. 
range, washer and dr. SELL OR TRADE ~—- Country Es- 
Brick rancher with 3 oar- 
and large at- 
ached two car gar,,Custom built 
Bullt in oven, 
er. Large 
fireplace. 1% baths. Well insulated 
ACRES of good land. 
ene 7r “oa home. = miles from weity. whl 
Priced 
¢ ANAL FRONTAGE—Located _be- 
CASS KES— twoum SYLVAN & C 
arge 6 rm 
fat basement."A LA 
“Colonial home with 
good home.” 
iets hm beautifully landscaped. Pa- 
© le 
wo car gar. Priced at 
only $14,950, Terms 
DRAYTON 
QUAD-LEVEL. Built in gar. 
bedrooms. 1‘ baths. 
desirabie features. 
ft. lot. Price 
$7450 LITTLE FARM -— Over 
ust like new. “Eqsy 
ome fruit trees, etc. OODS—Lovely Brick 
3 
Many other 
“Functional 
living at its best.” Large 132x190 
$22,000. 
L 
acre with two bedroom. bungalow 
terms."’ 
L BUY — 24x32 ft. bun- 
a Pea ein full basement. 
loors. res. lum storms 
Fully insulated. Large 60x180 
jot. A little interior finish yet. 
Terms. 
| LIST WITH US — For fast and ef- | 
BUY, SEL ficient service — WE 
& TRAD 
L.. H. BROWN, Realtor 
4 Bitsabeth I Lake Road 
h 
_MULTIPLI 
ONE CRE ~—- near Rochester FE 
E LISTING SERVICE _ 2-4810°— After 6 call MA. 
Newly | 
decorated home, 2 bedrooms ang | 
i third bedroom in basement 
needed. Good sized living: room, | 
includes ' 
ting and Graperies. Separate | natural fireplace, , and 
car 
na room. Oi] heat. Double 
° too. MA 
gaa. 
PHONE NOW 
DONELSON . Y t 
‘D BERRIES 
$11,600. Terms. 
SCHOOL AREA. Attractive family 
home — main fioor has five 
rooms and bath, a third bedroom | 
Plus extra spa 
Ok floors. ce on second floor 
plastered walls, Excel- 
lent basement, gas heat and hot | 
water Fine condition inside and 
out, ee, parece. BETTER SEE 
IT ‘TO 
LIST WITH 
Humphries : | 83 N. Telegraph 
FE 2-9236 Open Eves. | ‘STRATHMORE, 41 WEST 
CIVILIANS   | i 
  
  WOW. |” $190 DOWN 
NO OTHER COSTS 
full basement, 
to. 2 bedrooms, 
Aw hot years old. heat and 
water, Fenced. Very nice. 
Vacabt, Immediate possession. 
Open, walk in and at it 
DAYS WO 3-3350 
Eves, Sat. Sun. TO 8-0831 
  
Bateman ~ sl       
  
“Naturally it’s heavy, it has to be to keep-mé wairra”   
NEED U ‘UP. re 
or 
SEABOARD. FI FINANCE co" at 
N. Perry, FE 8-661. ms _l £ 
Business “Opportunities 59 
Auto Dealership - Terrifi rtunit: me a ee er te ity ior -apapith oper: or 
nit a showseam, ‘hee   
Waterford Hills Estate 
A few choice lots left. Average 
100x250". .Good ce 
used car lot, complete service 
fopartmnent. See us for particu- 
  
  
      Kampsen MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
STILL LIKED! 
New homes are .wonderful, but 
we mi ht add older homes are 
“still Hked’’ 
many today if 
top condition, and 3 
room, 2-story home is just that. 
it features new siding, spacious 
sereened-in front porch, 2 car 
garage. sagged nook and a 
  large dining Very neat 
throughout. Sweat mide jocation 
—Only $11,950. 
“THRIFTY LUXURY... |§ with only $900 down, 2 bed. | drainage. Ideal Voss & Buckner, Inc. jocation. = WILLIS M. BREWER | 200 Nationa Bldg. FE 44129 Herbert C. Davis, Ritr. | sosep . REISZ, SALES MGR. FE 5-43 94-96 E. Huron FE ion Swaps . 3 63 
WOODWARD AND § SOaRE Lace | Svs. FE + ore fee area. Lot 200 x onal tox BAITS AND. BOATS 2 WESTERN SADDLES payment. Terms. Sone location on in Hwy. eas 
: Doing § nay business. Has rentai 6" DELTA ‘ay F GAnORE WITH 44 For ‘Sale Acreage 55 apartment and lots of storage. | motor, stand and blower, 4 
ee } Buck Sand®™pecuer M4" cancer ‘di $10 @ W ACRE PARCELS TRADE " Trade for, band ‘ on black top Reasonably: priced. Your home yf aa contract on stand ee en ‘outer with 
mali down payment, Call js this Sexcelient 8DM license cutters, FI 9-1 ont Prise, 
doin ee =. y Call fot i¢ PT. . CHEST st TYPE DE 
STEELE REALTY, 1246 8. MIL-| ap ‘tee pare Pochette Ri - between Highiand § . . “ f ‘A 4-3187. 
Milfora, ‘Highland, M M Warren Stout, Realtor. 37 6Lps oie WAGON. FRADE t 
10 AQRES WITH MOL 3 BED- 77 N. Saginaw | PM FE 5-165) for land contract. OR 3-201 
room home near Clarkston. re eS Open "el ‘ti 8 i956 FORD STATION Sa wagon | FOR Ericed $49,000 with berms. ree G Re oa ¥ 2. Re FULLY . sale or:trade. FE Sona. 
arve ealtor 15, ir~ - - . s 
tonvilie, Mich. NA 7-3508, sible. 6 Pleniy, Parking. OR 3-724, | BRICK 3 BEDRM.. OG. er pouse: 30 ACRES, ROLLING, BEAUTIFUL HA STROM : trailer, car or lot, PE 4-5712. 
building site. $500 per @cre. 1\4- G N | BEAUTIFUL LOG LOG HUNTING 
acre lots, just off pavement. ~ eggs | in Oscoda Coun 
each. 5 acres just out of Lake NORTHERN — liquor Class “C".) ty {$2500 ‘or will trade to vulider 
( SR AW "f FORD AGENCY 258 W. WALTON FE 8-2306 609 E. FLINT MY _3-1143   
room brick ranch with full base-| ~~ 
ment, Almost new. Owner trangs- | 
ferred and will sacrifice, Pur- 
chasers assume 4% per cent 
mortgage with ONLY $900 
DO - No mortgage costs. | 
and when you inspect this ex-; 
cellent 3 bedroom brick home 
on the West side of . city, 
you surely will say “WO 
has 2 bedrooms down, and 
large paneled 
Nearly new carpeting. 
recreation room 2 ear sa- 
rage. Situated on good jot. Only 
$1 950 — Better check on one 
one ! 
  OFF CROOKS ROAD 
Handy to Mound road tactory | 
area. 3 bedroom rancher with | 
2-car garage, on 200 ft. 
lot on dead-end street, 
approximately $2,500 
moving to California 
FE 4.0528. REALTOR — 
3718 TELEGRAPH; OPEN EVES. 
_Income Property 50 3 BE penne APT. 1-5 ROOMS AND | 
2-3 rooms. Separate entrances and | 
baths. Corner fenced lot, paved 
streets, building in rear for shop | 
  . or garage = win Oakland 
_ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ areee $ own. Low monthly | 
“GT. payments. On 3-8454. Owner. 
We have several used homes | BY “OWNER. DRAYTON PLAINS. 
with lake privileges, can be 2 families, 4 rooms and bath | 
Joh: with no down payment. each side. oe arate entrances. | 
py Duce shopping center. | 
John ermett | $500, down. “Low! monthly pay- Senta” “OR: _3-5454. | 
REA LTY 
9203 _Commerce Rd. 
$500 DOWN 
on this cozy 3 room home 
Large living room Full 
basement. Priced only 
$5,500, 
$650 DOWN 
Dandy 2 bedroom bungalow 
Modern kitchen. Full base- 
ment, gas heat. 1%¢ car ga- 
rage 
$800 DOWN 
Immaculate 2 bedroom bun- 
galow. Oak floors, plastered 
walls Full basement, gas 
heat Priced $9,750 
Se W. SCHR. AM 
REALTOR KE 50471 | 
OPEN EVENINGS & suNDA 
| $2 JOSLYN.. COR 
_ MULTIPLE LISTING SER 
  MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
/   
        
OWNER TRANSFERRED — : 
Wants quick deal on this 
--tevely 2 bedroom brick- home 
located in the Middlebeit 
area. Beautifully decorated 
throughout, Wall to wall car- 
peting in living room and 
dining el. Ceramic tile bath 
Full basement, gas heat. 
Water softener and incin- 
erator, Nicely landgeaped lot 
80 x 170. Priced $16,509 
Don't be sorry — Call tor 
an appointment today! 
KEEGO HARBOR — 6 room 
home. Living room, dinin 
room ahd kitchen down; 
bedrooms and bath tip. This 
house has new siding, new 
aluminum storms and 
screens & new gas furnace. 
Priced at =. “= $350 
down and $56 pe: 
WHY RENT? This 2 bed- 
is kitchen “aw Pages nee. 
- The lot. . ning ePace. 
price $6, S00 
3 BEDROOM Brite West Suburban area. Liv room 
peved. Good dining ares, plus area 
andy kiteh Loon 
ment eo * = , fin- 
    ____EM _3-6466 
MA NSFIELD# 
  Paul M. Jones, 
FE 4-8550 
j | | LOANS TO $500 hip Bay payment or 
  | COLORED, SE. 2 PAMILY. LOW down payment or will take late 
mode] car. FE §-T4Ce   
CLARKSTON GREEN ACRES SUBDIVISION 
  WIT 
FIREPLACE, 
  Roe se orice $5 
MORTGAGE. 
JIM WRIGHT, 345 Oakland Ave 
Open “til 8.30 
LAKE “FRONT. SECLUDED. NO) 
thru traffic, Completely remod- 
eled and must be seen to appre- 
ciate. $15,000. Buyer can save © 
$1009 with $7,000 cash Imme-| R ealt« ot. 
diate posacesion. Phone MA #3800 : 
or GR 4-11 
LARE eae AND CANAL LO 
Call Commerce EM 3-4498. 
SYLVAN LAKE 
Brick 1%-story. wood floors, 
carpeted. Stairway to floored attic 
gas furnace” 1 car gare: “4 
ja meek frem Sylvan Lake. 
WIL LIAMs LAKE 2 bedrooms, large Mving room. lake privileges co be sold ig 
settle divorce, $3,950. $300 dow 
Real Est. 832 W. Huron 
FE 8-1275 i 
WHITE LAKE. 100 FOOT FRONT- | 
e. Acre plus, Lge. 4. bedroom, 
yeararos home. Owner, MU > 
4-2540. we.   
  
all 
  
  
For Sale Resort Prop. 52 
POR SALE PURN CABIN NEAR 
pe, Mich, $2700. Terms. MA 
parthace of 
EABOARD 
Perry. FE 
54 NO as 
$3,000, OR   
‘ke lots. 
1185 N. cottage és or 
ANCE, 
For Sale Lots 
2 LOTS ’ 
SaB6 
CHEROKEE HILLS | BEFOR2 YOU BUY! ‘You'll like these wooded. rolling 
00 ft. sites controlled to sos better es, and 
location. Drive 
rien S| 
CARL w, BIRD, Re altor   
— LAKEFRONT. 
Lauinger Realty. 
out Elizabeth 
“Lake Rd. Tu to Lacots. . 
          60 ACRES’ 
On Dixie Highway o posite Mt. Hol- 
“ly between Pontiac and Filnt. 
Choice level land with over 1500 
« feet on Dixie. Ranen homes going 
aP adjacent to this land orth 
500 per acre. 
SACRIFICE 
TO SETTLE ESTATE 
' $29,500 full price. Easy terms. Will, consider trade on improved real ~~ 
gatate. Ask for Mr Sills or Mr. 
altz KEnwood 1-7002 from 
m 
evenings 
WESTOWN REALTY 
FE 8-2763 bet. 2 and 5 p.m. 
E 1-7002 bet. 
" yncoin 24677 after 8 p.m. 
  ARE YOU CREAGE? NG 
FOR 4c) REAGE? | 
Then, see us you buy. 10 | 
acres Ben utiter T yaliding spot 
Sohes bus by door. Attrac ive | 
Reajtor Est. 29 Tears 
T0901 Highland Rd. (M5®) 
Phone EM 3-3303_ or ‘MU 4-6417 
ON A HILL 
Acres Some Woods 
In a quiet area, a beautiful bufld- 
ing site with excellent drainage. 
Good soil, preien for onan farm. 
Only $300 dow 
L ADD'S INC... 
OPEN SUN. 1 1TO 4 
4286 Dixie Hwy, Drayton Plains 
— _ OR 31231 _ 
56 
0 ACRE FARMS WITH & 
ag pullaings. Orchard too. 
STEELE "REALTY. 1246 N. MIL 
ford Rd between Highland & 
Milford Highland, Michigan. 
42 45 For Sale Farms . 
& 8 
180 ACRES ORTONVILLE: ARBA 
Geer home 
& silo $200 an acre. $6,005 down. 
FANGUS, Realtor 
“13. Ortonviiie 
‘Sale Business | s Property: 57 
een T BLOCK B BLOG. 4300 8a. 
~ Sceueeeyy usedas. office butid- 
Would ideal for any eRe 
of business. ated op. 40x130 
corner jot. Cali for full details 
670 W. Hu- wm. ge me’ 
ron, PE, 2 
EAST BLVD. Entire. block frontage trom Mt 
Clemens ‘td Seg pap neek 220 ft includes mbd tk us 
attached "he 6 Li) 
building, suitable for major in bumping and  paititing. _ pairs, 
Wonderful ‘ opportunity.   
area. 
Only 
appointment. 
-RILEY REAL ESTATE eee Elizabeth Lake Road 
FE 4-115 FE 
Partridge is THE “BIRD TO SEE 
4- ‘ROOM HOME 4-482}   
home 
section, $7500, W’ 
gives: ge he gg mae 
shop: a good in 
ZONED. IN DUSTRIAL | (LIGHT MANUF. ING) 
RAILROAD frontage h Be ih 
road abutts. this. $25 i terme! 
Send. for Partridge’s free fail 
lag 10 
to 5 p.m, or Lincoln 34677 | 
10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. | 
Lurothy snyder Lavender | 
MU |W. 
Barn with stanchions | 
NA 47-2815 
$33,000 on terms. Cal for | 4 FAIN 
” 214 E. st. CLAIR 
: ROCHESTER ioe ; 
23 TO $500 oF 
STATE ATE FINANCE CO. Pontia State Bank Bide. 
FE 4-1574 
‘Mortgage Loans 62 
BIG BEAR ererrtnyerdE 
| Sereueec has ‘one. Callus 
ONS TTRUCTION CO 
a, PEE cnr ye &   
  
~~ $600 TO $2000 on. Cations County homes. Mod- 
ei” or not ‘ON NrAs TO PAY. BL We buy, sel! or trade. 
and jock 2 round 
~ OP 
  
  
  
grocery and and gas plus living quar- | ers location. Excellent 
gross. a3 300 down, plus stock. 
CONVALESCENT HOME -- $4,000 
month income, Brick construction, S as down payment. 
CASH FUR USED TV'S. TAPE 
recorders and radio- pheperranhs, 
Working or not. FE 2   
  
  excellent condition. na rea] money 
maker, $25,000 dow 
RESTAURANT — near £ Pood do | ing better than $4,000 Plenty of parking. Excellent. Toca: } 
tion. $4500 down. 
’ : 
Hagstrom Realtors -- — 
4900 Highland Rd. (M-59) 
PONTIAC OR 4-0358 
“-*LETs TALK BUSINESS” 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS |   frigerator, table & chairs, end 
tables & lamps ‘hollywood bed: 
Lazy Boy chajr, youth bed and 
FE 4-0693, FOR SALE OR’ ON — RE-|* 50 
ers ‘portable. 
od $6.30 m monger. oR. 
ucts. 
       
      
comp 
aiuto 
une BABY J aeree of free 
ae SAT. PTO € 
‘Nes Fal = or $l Auburn Heights on 
3 fture 4? oremard Lake Ave. 
ABY BED WITH N MATTRESS, ee Chrome aaaea high chair, 
4-540T.          
    
                
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Credit | 
59781. ‘A & A Prod- 
FORSN Yas FOR BABY 
EW ROUGHT inn a anv ith 00 
Pearson 8 
  
BANKRUPT STOCK Living room. pedsoee and break- 
  er. 
ture @& mise 
COMPLETE HOME FURNIS —Also some women's 
FE 2-3100. CHROME TABLE 4 CHAIRS. 
overstuffed club deals & slip cov- 
4-8735. rockers. 
FE 
CASH FOR USED TV'S. PORN : 
PE_2-0367 
clothing. 
  
CASH FOR FURNITURE, instruments, FE anc musica! 
_ #4864.   
  
  
  
    IN GAR- 
Leased till spring, Rt chest. eres DELUXE Ww GHOUSE WASH- 
eS ote, came, gas 00x350 FOR cane TERMS um et "pool table, $30. OR 32020. 
ms os 140) Tull Or DON'T WAIT ad aL SEABOARD ADE 5 aOR Geb 
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  SALES CORPORATION JOHN A -LANDMESSER, BROKER | 
1573 Telegraph Rd. FE 4-1582 
_ PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR*   '   
‘| M539 FRONTAGE | 
53 feet by 115, to 140 fret | 
depth. Steel on jet for puitaing | 
26.8 x 50 feet also included. Near | = 
| Wiliams Lake road, Only $3,400. | 
| Clark Real poate. FE 3-7888; 
| Res. FE 4-4813. . | 
will take land contracts 
home in trade. 
INVESTORS _ SPECI AL.— 4 small) 
homes all furnished 3. a e | WANT LAND CONTRACT. WiLL EASY SPIN DRY POR SALE. cellent condi selee on, ue Ra fenced lot near Dodge P. | 
Rental income $360 ver wanth. | Owner must sel] by vanuary 1. 
Will accept ‘and contract "soe | 
part down. Shown by eppoint-   ment only. | 
| DAIRY BAR AND SHORT ORDER | 
RESTAURANT ~~ Ali stainiess | 
year roene business. | 
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| STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac 
B. D. CHARLES, REALTOR 
1717 8 Telegraph FE 4-0521 
MACHINE SHOP SPACE. WARM, 
resemmnte rent. Also gasoline sta- 
qn main highway. Inquire 
dis“ Dixie Highway, Drayton 
ains. 
RESTAURANT POR SALE BY OWN- er. FE 4-1044 or OR 3-6790. 
SALE: GARAGE, GROCERY, GAs- anes business. MA_5-5000. 
R MARERT   
  ond LAKE 7 
r. Mithotland collect, 
. Tyler Beaky, or 
Logan (3-7525_ evening     Oo 
3 
Ea “ hl 
e 2290 
3 
a 2 
a 
tad HURON, PONTIAS. FE. 
  SUNOCO STATION FOR BENT. | 
located “Sashaibaw 0 a 
Rd Phone Flint cptar Son 
gre Sun Ol] Co, P.O. 
tween 8 
5p ae R 
| STANDARD ie) 161. after 
      
WELDING . 8H 
Conte. Se 5-367, 
, SELC_OR LEASE, RESTAT- Ret on aes Pg de 
“Sale Land Contracts 60 0 
LAND Contnacts.> TO 8 Sh 
EM. *     
to ‘ab y Bee Garrels, or 
iver LY. 380 IN A GOOD — a aaa oetaee eo eturn. ¢..can 
matt you a monthly income. ... Weaver, Broker. UL 2-3730. 
Moncy to Loan ___ (State Licensed Lexis Bee 
“BUCKNER” CAN MAKE THIS 
—THE BEST—   
              
   int. 
SERVICE STATIONS FOR Léa “$5. 3 good pétential gral tall 
3. FE 2:0 < 31448 
61 |. ee 
_CHRISTMAS, EVER-=|7 + UP TO” aA     TUBE “CHECKER AND V.T. VOLT 
‘meter, for wood lathe and fig- | 
_saw. OR 3-0638 
TRADE 1952 G. E RUECTRIC | she 3.0023" cond., for gas stove. _ 
raat QUITY IN 7 ROOM home permee $4,444.86. Pay- | 
ments $50 For: car, wacant | 
lot or what ‘have you? PE 4-0693.   
month 
SELL, TRADE ICE. 
ene Hargrave ard | 
and Sun   
Open eves.   
trade equi! 4 rm. home in| 
Drayton, % pore Victoria & | 
cash, OR 3-7555 a   Eu 
For Sale ‘Clothing 64) 
:2 YEAR ¢ OLD MOUTON, C0 CoAT. suze | *'close-ou . et 
14 
| BLUE, SEMI- Sonia   
WORN. Huron, FE 5-910. 3 Trade equity for cash Ist | Mane cliuened guaranesd mn ld. contract. Small ‘bal mee $56.00 t 1 fte trigerator chest type deep freeze, 
mo._Ing. after noan : washer or electric stove TELEVISION OR GAS STOVE, ‘Some just "like brand new} from for trailers china kiln, of what! | Sun es ixie Hwy. MA 
PE. 43388. &1341 Open 12 noon till . 
Pri, Sat, ¥- TOOLS | 
  | DAVENPORT AND" Sree Exc. cond. Breakfast set, — table, 
occasional chair, FE 5-97   
wringer washer : . electric 
*s studio couch, neve 
used, $55; din: 
21 | $25: elect ric dryer, $30. 
| BLECTRIC STOVE. . GOOD CON! 
5. FE 
priee.   EP FREEZE. EXC. colt 
Refrigerator, $35; gas stove, $25; 
TRADE $ 
oe Electric Co., 
| _s W. Har 
ge ogee BUNK-BEDS, a4, 
: ibe scwint, machine — $10. ing room suite, $25 
cond., 
REFRIGERA- $125. 
      3. EX- 
  eric 
  Ropttances: & GAS ut 
‘MAple 5 AT | 6011. | 
  LAMPS, TIER = 
aries London chairs, secretary. TABLE, 
  
  crises Outs, boys opcoc "nse 574 8 Wocute 6 a 106. FOR SALE i1) 11 FT PHILCO 
| poy's att ic nO SHOE” E ROLLER | pm FES $75 ca Call after) 
xiemal, sive O10, $18. 2 PE | FREEZERS — NORGE FREEZERS 
aaea3. | New modets, wotatntly eet eeratched er GENUINE LONG MINK Bar| 
like new. MArket 43980. ' 
HAND-MADE CHRISTMAS SEIRT | 
and squaw dress. - Shoes ; 
dresses. 3-4400. 
MOUTON COAT, LIKE NEW. 
FE 5-392. ~ dium a oo 
AN'S rox 48-50. 
tT ft Vashingies. : 
MARM FUR COAT 
. eee cond. t NBite 10, FE 4.0378. 
SKIRTS & DRESSES, ALSO BEAU- 
tiful Men blue suit with suede 
pe * size 12, like new. OL 
Sale Household Goods 65 
ty PAIR SANISH “MODERN CHAIRS, 
l-plaid occ. chair, 1 dark green 
chair,’ 1 red swivel rocker, 
alippe chair All newly 
A 927, | 
i Bie ual EP F FREEZE. 
Like Cont oe mad one | 
“es slaminum anty, stove . 
$60. oR a. 
aire "S 19. Baby cribs a0 ce TVs, $19 up. 
5 pe. dinettes. $12 up. Bed springs 
room tip.   
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crate-marred models 
count prices 
@ years to 
90 days same. as 
WAYNE GABERT 
FE 5-6189 121_N,. Saginaw at bie dis. 
ray cash 
  PINE __PE_5-8755. $45. 
  FREEZERS — uPRIGHT PAM 
name brands sere. bag! og 
wuees. $149 95. while 
No phone orders yee 
arenes 83 sagen 
  soa. ‘SALE: 
pen 
items reas. 
FR IGIDAIRE . FE 4 
FRIGIDAIRE “WASHER, 
. Huron, after 6 
ie ORVER. NEW WARRANTY. 
Pay i BASSINET. PLAY 
pad, ato cont, | 
Panld’s snow sitit size im mos 
OL, 1-0588. 
“REFRIGERATOR, | 
only , 
Service qiere. 308, Cass, Pontiac. 
FE. 5-61.23. “$5. 3004 
Goodyear 
  
PRE-INVENTO 
~ Floor Model "Sale 
cecviigndn Refrigerator, 
Delivered Guaranteed,   
199.95 — * 
atic Washer, adele 
= 
a 
oppontania TVs. 
aranteed Serviced.   
     
         
    ‘ZENITH HT. 
Portable * 
$49.95 
ZENITH R ner’ TRANSISTOR 
. & Bar phones i, New. AH eds. 
Guarante retneed. we ew.     
     
      
RADIOS. 
ane, Batteries, mie | rm    
   
   
      
         
  4.95. SIEGLER Oil - Gas Home Heaters 
$19.50 . Terms. Curt’'s 
040 * T 
a 
  T- 
Electrolux vacuum, | type washers, 
Appl. FE 
  
  WRITER, 2 COMPLETE 
FE TYPEV 
_ Youth beds, toys. 
i TAKE over, ‘PAYMENTS ~ BRAND 
"59 automatic $50 di Post. 1 fi } e le "nee y $335 Customer city. You save $$$. Pay onl. 
  oodyear Service Store, 30 ; 
gs : ac. FE 5-6123 | 
a gg oven service 
Like new, Call. ple 5- is. be 
am. to 2 p.m 
TRADE-IN DEPT. ss 2 Be. ae dinette ........ > 908s 
2 pe living rm sectional ...$15.95 
Leatherette lounge chairs ... $ 9.95 
Elec veanet Cha geass $44. 
Flee. TOR oe StecEs TABLES . & LAMPS IN OUR USED DEPT. 
WYMAN’S 1 oW Pike... ____ FE nee 
tric range 
Co. 1060 ’ uron. 
NGE FOR GA 
+ $10. China ‘cabinet, 
oe. i. areas & «lg ings 
ail hea as hea’ 
TU, $50 Chifferobe $10. Pear. 
* Trade-In 37 Orehard Lake 
  
Duo Therm 
er. 
ZIG ZAG 
Pay 
forest om Hi washer 
ae buffet ond 4 chaire 
ope ECONOMY | ginaw 
ree Mn a aes Fe : 
WAREHOUSE PRICES 
ets, dryers televisions and_built- 
ins. Samuel's Appliance 
se otties k 
- Make. “otter. MAgfair 
SGHOUSE CLOTHES DR‘ 
CLOTHES D penowarte. 
room circulator with fan. 
OR 3-4280. 
“YOUR USED FU FURNITURE and appliances makes down pay 
eversthing wi he e Hout 
Bapitol see “Apetianes, ~ Used Trade-in Dept. heater 
Studio couch wes 
Daven rt and ebair . a "$29.95 $29.50 50 é 
$39.50 
s. Davis- 
ate Steams om WA D ANTIQUE 
rey Rartiotee tables. MY: 
DRY- Oil heater, 5 
Phone 
12 to 24 s on 
B AUCTION, 5089 
Dixte Highway. O73 3-271, 
BL MNGER IN LOVELY 
“attarkments, 
sre rae ty, er 
$6.30. of th. a   
    SECRETA 
epairs, 
chairs 
EM   Antiques | 6A 
RY, : 
ben’ orm create a items 4400." .        
  cet! 
Hi- PPAPRALS 
met de TABL 
ai" Ravine 
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one OSS AS 
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RAN ye. FE Gg: gp 
ND +7109 | er i are exper 
“Bu ox9 OM TI ‘1101 5 an —s 5 Pe ~ Wanted 
AD enn ED pe ee ol es te paces 
surance in ‘one ee : 
ectri FE $-4480 ; 8.2488 | : # : = 1088 88 DOLL. 
a c ‘work on SP | ven fgrean : 5 4 : Glen uebet AR. ~ 
pine [ALS = = ee eto) —" : n's Mot renee 
eat. § $68 ea ie : 
NCHOR™ eke astrt Fine LS\2 ret #2 | tonight and Sa oy . or Sales 
down FENC Alufo, Com thew one. a (wae : it. ta eatd a : Gres, OF 
ves" rus § ES avail w. ecors - a0 em. : : to Rudol 2 o — | er ¥ wetbatdt 
rah arenes : Na Sal ph, 'Y © mm. ice 300 riba Peele | 
= 100 “"* id $29 __Sale Musical Goods | 71 “ * ; ‘ OF 
sq. ft. ins sepeeaess st % tees o Faas . usical G all guid 1 Oil Ce on : : furo ee. trade 
Storm. win Sarai ate aa mmunane ~ 4 { y slei o> “Sah wees Cars, 
oes wi Spee oe oe oe aes 
c S & ice LE 23-3506 MA 2-603" Sa > Dra: Dix! TC et ur stoc . WA 
cat aalbl F ioe skates FLYE AHOG 7 ORG le P. le H HIN 0 wa ane 4 RDTOP, 
oem building mi + ene sau “wa — PAN A “ve i Wellmannere ets? ® Rentals Pale SON’S | ne CARS ¥ te Witte 
mowers, ete on: natetiale priced a eey aac Prcondition. $43, UL. 2 = a 032 annered Lig, § 79\ on TRAIL, ae wer ear. | 
oa A a Raye aon te veep triey oo = SanOT, tg! eK re) mi ree to good SPAY me _Gxtord. O ‘of ER 8 bo Saeed A : oO jue 
Boe cupet et unde to sell. with cyeies. pt ae vis OR ee (TTENS, GIVE good witn ED. 8xG i OA bit Horta ALES AND en Bil neon 5 he rth Ch Ducat team Ce 
| — = Ev- RPL * + lly-+ + seamed TAD $s. tot’s : SMALL ta PE 2-52 AR BC <1 23859, = See iw e. FE rE 2-1 Like n ; ES aac pe 2-0078 TL ae vd. at 8. eV. 
Bee 0 F Bare PLUS L bar. ADY'S ROLLE Exc. hair sled oe eee HMIDT ‘ ks. atahd FO GOO! 063. ew. Bargain. ¥5 et © Dixt eye ee 
| eee Saeen TAL UMBE yas, eS mR oK ad. FE __after 6 p.m tin ton marae aes iD Ox LL Sat yeRE eS _dyoa a aPRCIK a! Ave. 
te a ate es Siu cD. | Si ihe “hey "0 Ae ome Ee a FOR site tate S| ae See ee W 7 
ro a Abeby geal ee PR 2 » OF 3-7092 Ane wast w m3. OR | U ne | Beaucloe — T D S Auto. JUNE “omable. UL. MI_ 6-807. siceri ILL 
alas for sob oS eater, Oat 2 nes O es Ein te ef A ie He — oe oa ae OC | 
a er a aoe icc picid USED MEnChy Erin att ae es : : 
sar r ee THERM Gennt —SPE GooD ae _ Used sg A vate, ERCHANI ee sae 7 Chr ako S R FE 4 wig? . N. manent 
cond ne ; istma i ; ; . EP? 
gO —_ ace lea ae era — lat aL _FEAR TB mag | Matte HANDISE Pogo ee a ALES | oNEW DEAL me | EL Rens 
Ethers autem — Bla rt a) eee sm. so inh a aso. ts $4896, mwas ara. Le N ° Quality cALE + any 
tile. Galt eee. 30 ae moe 7 ren. He sete HB GILBER’ anarorine ex | ampiitier, 50, bom 978, Pin. ache - OLD GEN 1A uality Moto eR — 1c" BILL “rel 
: ae oe aoe ie sa e| au ret cea "ar sei Gums ven § $38 0 | ce eee we. Bie! 960’ won Model Cl r Sale D | | SPEN 
o t, SS an eo) vroc er d, 19.50 ight gin ELECTRI r| 27 GRID t. w 5, no Food ats —M HOL zim vVaG S = ORCH: el € NEE °$ “ 
See vox ao a eins Sarre i: ri ean L SPENCE 
ta ante mes, Lowe, Brother BURN LU ee in $35; $40; es. yhoo RENT inaw ELL’S w $50 ARES a es used and ee STEW. LAKE n Cers 1989 256 8, ry ABLER® 
are ae nd rust-|* URN HEIG MBE: ai assenger vent wil . ‘| Poo CANA ane ave tae OF 4 nt et _ For al’ PE 3704 Hollday goupe ee naw ee : 
eco WAY ae cae | She pace wate rr op re eee need a cg E fhm 4 
LUMBER way vA atte Baysit i soe nee er on sth Bol atm Eee ba te JS dg adel wets meant wan eee ta oo Peet 
bay ALN sit pesmi inv curtain. 6 andi , a EERO ee cu PARKHOR Yor ent otor | a ‘peautiful 6 other * power » He mi bal Pa Ss 
Bu Roane ICES ich 0, stallets — a need skates, 1m ad SKA a ane ERS ”~ FRKINGEGE F eld Mor iB: paper __ TRATLER SALI 2 a3 MUCH ast tor Sales vel if ear pe hire. ‘accesto: ~ RE EPCs esl ‘ OW, . 
WIN ‘chigen FI rome plete $-8068. TES Ww aeeties eave Lapeer . eap rv) N hive pine so, =e Byiets 
seat ist bows mae higan | Fl ate 900 50. y faucets ORES C i yeas fd _Wiegeth Mas FE 40566 POODLE J UPPIES. B per} Featu er 5 SALES tap ro akeaialson ; re ean H aski . we ote. Fay ful OSS ESSIO sik 
- 900 HERN L er S cis ELEC. ree seconds. Se se sAWisgand, Music C af eae oe we Moon, fam o 1 pay A PRIGE 2 R JUNE AND ast ° ins he Auto. ¥. onl? past N i: 
ol Coin or Coney RI as. | MEE - DLES ati ne ura, ‘Ox AV ve th iD | MAple i Bait. needed 
: Foamy foray UMBER [sta ety ee cient its A y sape. FE ra ssa Pie arin a veo wed. BE - eon Sie." Ea oe suit MeSpia 1ev. _ 1956 CHEV ot 
“See aa wash conte y Bar -B-g | 2 eines, is ae) Coes, F Sale Off ve vie * epalt “Also. luk All Reg, PE (0 Pr, SPECIA en Lake OF were oes open nites stick’ shift a :VROL. 
ae 4 . a AD she r De MA Offic : b DO! <. D FH. Cc r . ‘ > ; | es ' w if c E 
Cleary vail a in|. BOARD VANTAGE OF maple ced MAK Er ean TOME g MARS | Mand e Equi ee ke ND TOF | oniy’ s3tPION; On) TOP aay HEY we w-tone bi od one ro 
ac ; , Soma 8- E o- E i ED A 8. | a Sues th e “ 
Caah and a P aaa ikon 8. aah eae see (fa yer mg JOY? Se ee sre pa Se ooh, MUST Sisal oun at 
— 12 w. tr 5-269 _Sacrific HITCH , At SEA- Perr: ry ee BEST Sal ‘ net. Oeae menene see. FOX Ti E PUPPIES 8-2818. “4 ‘dow in well R Goo: p ‘ G AND att ther aren & G 
>. Saontin S a: he igs Mer call men FINANCE le S 1 Like ne’ SIAMESE ¢ TERRIERS EM SHOR. fie Atier for R D US 8 Che 139 met 
Sheatiing . pecial HE § Ken % ra L 3 eon" cash Sto en R T tier Me us ED BY Voiks A r 
s A .; ar AN 1, . re ew. Fr M 6 cA 3 iksw Ba 
is pecans Soule ghar Snot aaa sae Eee ine “ran, BOD = Equipment 3 PRR, ayprTae cranes Pein ee - Dawson i os jeer. nas Tissm. 
ucts a : . * tt iis ¥ schristmas 0 pe ts en beter IPMENT 73 Pen with : | & bottle Complete | “WE gina . a oot 8, Hyd ee: a 51397 
siceeery oie. * Sih Applian aac ae are ae cota rE | inlets 7 mB Nadiad Bur we co Red saat wit « EM | tee ROC an 
eet He RTY | rE eR On ae ances. | 322 ae 303 Sportin eam. TRAINED "POPPY 3 WKS Shes ni Al ye Be icine yout ger 31/8 Byes fae) 200 "Ste oe ogee 
! s _ on r i- vers 
: ares” SMBER |= ao rece pnts la Bie a ple Mad aia ting Goods 24 Ho, Sn a FE sae re ee inl JEROM pages | a ee if Sa tnt es 
. a r c 4 : - . al 
rend a e4son)Th BO ary new, ot Pats ‘rami? See ae iP arse Le or on sed Huron, Hor g RENTALS. BRIGHT Et pases van me e se fet ca goer Ba or 
.. ie. Bat to 3). ree 1 ve + Kose. patos . a with “bi ekar Bota be shells T. LE EIMAR. OR er thn railer Plovida —— ‘aot; rehar r SPOT 3 Gea jagan .. mod ts 53M I gen 
ved cg poe ga Te CA cal 2,000- 4-4595 3 roll bi TES. 9 ho re sand & 2 a Very ine a iG ill s TER Rd. MOR 86 tal cation jeaar. | Hi E &- d I OT” te ep teereee® § azncu walle. 
ee sone 70,000 al tanks gal ers 143; ‘sell shew aves : ‘ ing tt USED adhe acations. Bale | (0488 aake 4 ¢ Con ce 30 heater. RY 3 
$1298 and lights aor dition ks. Ex lon verti aise. § * Sw xi ba ted sen for : "pel “$38. er te Do OLD. Pm! bed CHAMP aot atho oO at Cass a Chev: A Good. R&H evita i ety tomate 
sits Sa aa ee cui dis Excelent eon Machinery 6 2 og Ea Doge Tesined, Rourded £0 val are rat — ERRORS Open Eve Fiat eer nn i) te Eee 
pata Terede isposal right tor ‘ur com cease assy. "or sell oe “TRADE BRITTANY , Boarded | SP irallers on 3 1,008. 1 PT. | JUNE ie re USED Cane * ECONOMY wick RAP 491 on nee Lapoleslestil Your oc 
BIN ves ig onroams, troi es Co., la or | Sart, pressor. Pertec 68 s. zit ‘dealers xD “| post PUP: 80 Che sebult 1 to, 30 ft Several 5 AN mE oN aRaE cane” et. automatic mare: ait ee 
13 5 it oO arle nee r. Pe AL L. Tele eale: e ar NTI Boa: AILW RI PIES MA Schu eal rida trail ral 5 T _6-T308 wagon EVRO! is eeco and 3 Radio 5 
bob EN n Or- Ohi Av Ony 3600° au- HEAVY EL " soray fun TY ADY'S graph. rs. Bun ANTIQUE. semana eo es! FO HOLL ry it Dw on & for ers.| W “* —tricken Ex LET 2 AU “57 nd ¢ pow 
NUM N DO 10 e., T D | _tru DUTY are tae Pa rier, SKI ° anes poe pron Dees KE rR | 4-877 R ellav new ry paid ca io NT Ss. 1958 F ¢. cond @ cy BURN F icin * Sos phy 
BEN Ins ORS . Pho oled "aE Ay $175 __ 4-462. size BOOTS 1. 37 o ‘ee g. Bri ing NNELS 1. D. Ht ft. aid he Fo ZED hut ord # at 7 bE erglid ae 
U. woop — ne (e) th ARC WI pa 7 LA 6%. L eaten ttany tr | OLL ow e to r 20 oo o. tr tation 5 DR “4 e. tise _ 
SON nate 7 ao CH 1-2 12, | ING th oo atu fs PF feclal td i Worm aoe CAR. ey te ang toe ot Re Y. eae | ORB Pa ad dates Tt we | Gew. aise ee . Ford ‘ M5. 4 Dr. Re 
ar te rr al a ma tee te 242. Si ee ponte ea ee ais Oo ta ee gh en ese pave “Cane i a. tar vt star . 
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cones VE a co. ie ANY siz Tae sti the airs re 2 neourren Dogs Pm. cane, a J Space 90 me CASH 06s i Bi | bei Wiad affeal ike | 10 “ trans. raon. es 
St er ee eee oe Yourself fa SEES ou 2 eer era Said mora ast 8, sath Rett P'S CAR ae 
ai matching our interior Ott COME | ers, FOR if 6 Peale 1 it mformation agua | bet Deo call ¢ gunMs oes OBILE VIL: | "sa sed oe wenn matic Radio & ewalls. | ~ nine Ra. LO | 
nm oral pe Gab sence e R 9 A a te arose L tw ‘OR 3-038 ni ¢ RD mile oaenes A AU ; $1306 adio bt | — we 84, 
436 ANT eued Mn ve paper 50,0 sens. AT ers, polishers stea ENT ae Holly ‘Rae ‘ee area. best ren. een eS pm 3.8987. old. tote > oes FE se) macagenegees Pat BURN | “9, 19 A heater. Exe. . ash k ~ 
ese Srehara Le Av a a Seewe? SOFT FERS io | 5 pits peer Sewe Fad ot Tes oe | Bie ets tae" Sale pFOR,M rts 102 oo ead ets, CH 
careelian.. . Ave. & PAINT ip . 3-2360. e FE sini cleaners e sand- un ‘agnum NTO} Mibirose Ge oF x HOU He oil Mona’ ement best wae . Sale t 32974. OTOR, Radio ar. # on. EV . : 
oe in| Be oe * cen te - = Sa oye gn aR bat 
ARAG: 2 ml Re tase on ERS—WALL 3 EAS Lake soee & as fen. lve. ie, Ora ae oe ESTA ake- Ton yO Trucks — Oxt “5 2 HIG - » 
Bh scasee. be ton ue FP “rate ert Boats e cap hi Par and TE FO so Guterd min H 
= ‘2380, Mi Bivd. or FOR 8: sa ae 1 saw ipa tee _ woh seen | 1 Grai BP. Be. -5 ON PaRkRonsr sdotar Ob. | tpeed motor, RD STA 103 58 B Mic! tes GHT MT T V 
in, ate Dace USED ia. Mo ts 8. SANPOR BAR STEAMERS 2a. Side a ie Bales in & Feed 82 fens Wor fage |e CHEVROL OL 31 ry TRUCK. Sond wh WAR ranks 2 R 
2 Et ei 5. eel = ce a | 2 
hrs ae “ EQUIPMENT tomek, Pmces ¢ “ 3 CLEANER TOPs In — ae. aL T ome Bar. oe 82 7 Oxtora Foie ia good tie f LET 1 tust. & ee UL Pi 5. wend ns & 4-D 
=! geatenee Coa: ra et WO d +| L 2-17 | ind 
“ne a F} onl Purnaces an, ee vases Toeulated ee on | HAY ae cod. Ma RAW | MA. oo Eee "Sa tee ing’ FORD, Slee 3s ero $5 RED | te Wagons 
sdgneths oreoe kOe Blowers . uppl aye Tag As BRIGG! ‘oe oe sats ripe 383 ed 22% Do RD | PICK | U! ree. PE pal 8 ‘ 
* coll copper te! . Fee oll Purnas a. yn fenc te metmen. w pri te me on T. 35205. RES # DOI K UP rEC as 
sees ri 156 te te 6. i &., a 1 n, ~ re Li T to DG d_cond UP 54 | 
eae et “geayargnen Te ta a ae = nEPoo"s ont sori eee see Sond aa Pe 4 BUICK wn he tow 
or colored. . for ins’ ras & ate rag ANT ree a ooops r Sale Scott Tine uto A iler ipped clut R E ree $495 flow Century as 
rea ee aaasiNG iia” msi emus a |e ots Equipm chins” Fhe pe BOR MICH owes Livesto OR | “ox Vet ccessorie oe ~ aaa Ed cai ea | 87 
pe Sty st ESTER Cc : FO! Ss . et r __ Lees 
: sbiee ae atin igcarla teams pana penne "Sam ace aie £3 “Po es paid. V DEER maT ca ho mRE SADUt k 83 CHEVROLET R PART & 91 + 0 Dodge vw, fea ri a Steele F | Officials’ , ee 
€ Fs roll fi rang, aS. aited IN ona LES _ M as TI nt Sa — 7 ron f and 
| & nd buildi 5-2100 Webcor ef folt ‘im’ and GRAPHIC ~y d, Gravel oe Ag 2 eae ee ake ue Sia RES. Factory ed 133,688 Pickup og ae EW fae 6, company a a ; 
| We VE ‘ material _; tt Phan ro apevent RECORD * ree err d fim ‘pect flim holders. pier en Dirt 7 FoR 8 MA an ra ‘GOOD Bos Port Vt. 69 OrORs ae ae extra. ( caulpment a st j ses REPOSSEBSION ‘0861 N OR @ payments. Ms | 
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aoiR ee RINE ial EsTINGH' ph tents Or Complete ‘tore K adapter, A-1 TOP 60 MAS 86N 26 | Black An oa SHETLA _¥E 3 Boas care Limite Tax ederat tax xin full price Vatu TH 
LE Pad LU he cabinet ginal i6 Bh 3-08 MO S| Pare FILL. © =. Ieee oe oo 8 100 MLE sme offer). taz ng Auton M fo , Buster 5 
} LE. fesgouk re MBE #05 pga = pent, EM et A bn dr eravel, fil zeus Fo i Olas ®. LN. MA TR UDALL. 1 tax | hee ute, Mr/B. cash, ranean E 
é, ., 8 2-078 R- 4-000, ia ay RO Hardt nd other CAM- BLACK 113 or HORS: sao % wee s a 8. | Pt AIN ALI Un ase 1/ Bell ceded. | vs. of & 
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: ope tagger nette ts | c ~e est ne lar ODAK - 27 wan Cros FE x: ‘D LOMIN MA CARDED L| b SED > Tires pickup - ‘ce 1 ER sa CA 1006 Exe 3. Z rare Ave 
| eS io “a : Sees Toe E sod R ; _ L = —_ FE: 8 Oo @ 9603 uy, #& TIRES wed Rochest er 7) ‘LINDE s caDnac . cond. A-l ro 4-273 
Pee ere hase tmas | be ae a cans | Fini, OVE snd Of Fa Ot Uitte oe ve ec - ae ca Ata A aden EE | sen Te ws 
mGARA ME ata mee Erie _§ [rete pase sit a Ay OF TED apconsti| "so owe Eee ae Su Ear ce ime oc EERE ———— 
Te that tn tats wore eee ae we ete Fit DIR oy eraNel eS Rentle, Pa DING. F FR pi eo mh a “F _ auc" ‘Best New ies — serington, pi. ase ToBERanen tz CI TEV ROL coe 
am: me . an +g Seas oot nrg “ ‘ ron a “ M a ‘ei ar 0 Trae D ae. .S a Al ny ‘ g C w___F’ SALE cou ST 
Roe Sita EF Se a iy Oat "ear eae a eget ies aR | eae pp ad i ie a aA on 
ci a Cu bike. FB Sara en eons oaders. and. sno caer braves edace acs 8 a giaie, Tiss |” 6 Dump oy ADIELKC. # ci ean pit / 
ay tes on t Y ACCORD: al Gg ow. YARD, elivered. GRAV snow CHO ‘Clarkston aad mp ¥ mane N in mere | dale oe Hae ‘ me © eal y , 
| from 8 ‘garage CHRI our ane. — omminae Top 8 DRIV va esies” pene aren Kingsbury E per eeme EW TIRES. TOR cnn i _phone M worth, DA“, 47 W | 
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- R Pik aes TR Aeed DION 7921. ‘Make 20 BASS, _.Woed, fin, RADING | | RESH Gi UL ards, SY GIDE 7 LIAM or PICK- A = am or 1954 4101 8TREE 
SALES | “| Ss GROWN EE: = rg + Joaned tr ALL offer. CHANRE , Coal & Fuel 77 nee AP Ks N. aie: 149 W. KUEN” ant at Racers FO NOW! oot CHEVROLET Tv 
KE — saethokinaiene ¢ . A R wel io 
pn ag free SIZES hy Chat uel chard. . al wes PRO me _AGto 810 rn a AF | Rew 7 ratio BEL 
3.00- rep ees gh Hegel : ae REA A SERVICE Ne) C wae i oe et ring Pras LAIR 
7505 oe - ks 3 a Ein 6 pl “Goo ger [ek Nee See FE 13 HE af oaly res one ‘Sram 
a a — | Sepet ar =| eaeage pe Fe ane iran, = 93° at | VROLET North C sla: 
* Walled’ bak ¢ Ra. ont Rec toa a ui oaks auld te atone 3 . , H , 
ie _[ ant ot ok, ? Hb| Bs TRA pment RANKS wnkahatt GRINDIN Homer & C 
od small mahoga Se x es, “ER se ooh ce 87 | ms FE 215 te atid GIN oS 99 Pri C inter Riva. of 6. shev 
Cons: ny 6 GF | GOOD ¥ mM NEW ~ MEI 104 and Wi c SuKeEA DIN 1.0263. 595 es — ‘oodwa . 
Recon ole pin ‘ood. ‘ AND rose 13 cult TH ar, Cy “ G IN ' rd 
ditioned plano, m at rH, OL : Fow corn ror ae Ser: | ene. Ormnaere ee iN THE $5 | JTISS . iS Ma at 
eonettioned nas ney, abe: Woop Sa > Eanes “Bess - _ Riki 95) ae Siva! Go ALE 
Recondit Pian ert 4-7201. tbs inh at red lite oO > Phone Ma- .8 5 | OPEN ROLET al 50 FO od T ~ 
ivo os 3 ot SHOP “POR an ht CHA » NA uced saws. PE TON 95 is: EV OCH COM 5} RDS, ran 
rigs, “mall, med i. a: \ceaetiean wae Fe pore i ll F PICKU > oS aE VROLET DMP ANY 5} enya Transportati 
ip cen i ace saa 5 cet pikge eae “agp i Ne soot wih ri ¢ ot 8 Bi ae tee it 
8 ent, very size. +1 \8 WOOD eines 28 CH nN adams. PE we | 55 TAKE, 2 | sae month. veal St 83 pues . ‘oo $8 
meet —— -. CAB sore. sa Micl IN S rdvgare. | 4# GMC SPD, ae 995 geo wan ne of heater, As: 33 PONTL .KER OP, ist 2: 2: 
ap ore Wood. 4. De MICHIGAN SAWS 2 | AO Se 14 FT. Vv TOO es ager, Sehr S300 pet $3 FONTIA CER 6 ACL oo 95 
on all nee i. Fe eee Cj mal | 8. a wea cae oy 34 le ie UNNING. § 95 
sms she s. . AN t on _MI 4-6 ' 25:20 . be CASH. ood Sehut: icha per CHEV RA -DR, ING. ... $ 
al sizes 131, | © DigtrisUt som 55 TIR:! a atte ASH iwar a M rds, BI MBL CHIEF. 5 
of accor- AR Sel IB IN ¢ mod D ES. es A ry. . "SS ard, JO otors, Ac rd . .$ 8 
ag at bates CE cM EAC gion in | ming. sgn odge 5 attery. ont ss CHEVY 3 *| ROR -HOICE Re ar bis 
Sag en Christ ce dist nort _Proulr oly | ea Ey For Sie _Y 628, EM Y. NEW o Money iE. AUTO. 125 
a. ain i 0 sy ea re - ord sages $ 595 YOULL, LiKE sett ¥ ae 
"8 mim reese a om . : ah “30 ® DO ° _ 
plow, double i a ais down, i¢s9 CUSHMAN ANeuliss rey CHE + aed RIO 
Baby : ees: sey? “iii on wats Bins | Ford... oki Wider 9 Sarr ars aie AUT IOR 
. Gt snag gained : “For Sale ALES sc Prom #158, Tm anne MC weep aplin Gol. 1g O 
and . Pi 8-201 SPECI tivator F ke lex | "56 ES, 2 Teactor, oes Cas. | 3 ORD eR? 9,000 923 
1p pied rah eee YOuR: Ls AL. acate and or 7 * SERVICE, saa yey 25:20 .$ 995 "$1 DO ae Sed ot es ne 23 WEST H ES: | : 
jor ¢ f a5 Ss: oem « - : — ALER E. FOR ctor ‘S7 TON V et. *57 E Sta ee FE UR J 
io pe ae iar. Pole oe Sern mph 4000 cycles. 9 does let... $119 a cae Ebon pone 4-7500 ON 
Pinscher wil iba” ute =| alitic sore mer ran | ae CUP. 5 a FoRDYS Stet Her . one owne HEV. 4 
RED + after $268, mes xE T TOM V-8 SKUP, PO “ne 55. CHEV Cou Hard ir. $1195. rust. her mas mh a 
th dc rr. | 58 eas. °° $.99 "35, FO: Re rtid to op $ at an siion 6 
. DOBERM: ay ona $18 line 5 FE For 10. TRA ven oie fs pad rin Sedan. gies | FE ao ee &c . Very “el cyl, A 
ae OR cat: aan Beogrerc| B et Ree | 8 PONTIAC ne‘ ‘Boa cs gs | 18 pblerie Bt ott a2 
: PE wont L vs han Saree tan Mi putea Ls 3 RD c pene y eo! Hs 3. CHEV . off tr. Sales 
Bo MElrose 15210 re G arts UE REAL we $129: 1953 FORD Cust luxe 4 Dr. 8 5 Stand HEV amas 
FOR _ ats. } ee jun, & BU Peet ces 5/5 FOR et pr. 5 tS standard Y ‘oh thts 
K MORE ats & oy af, ELIND P 3 ep Oh ae Vi & 
IN A Ra E TO NODER. a tee gown § Dr. ... & __ $598, Exe ift, NVER 5-919. 
G BR ,: Accesso “ SB CALL d FORE Gi! AS moet? Ht} Bas ame “Pe TIB. a3 
OS ya oe penn ries U D ‘a Ton Fo-0-M an Th 1964 en Pee Le. 
evs) Sr “Guosronrs ky Pop |e Suen et 8 Ty cc 
uns, ‘wintertain Trail * HA 849 a ity M poi. - ae Runs Very clean 1) st stande jz * 
“ fenery, Bau pid ROLD ARD otor S 68 Oak Peo soles A ae tran 
‘uip — LAKE ales jan ple’s Al Price ghee ge 
fy ae cam NE FE on 1956 Q ute aales out. 
Pt Dos | € ct right.” 
a = ‘Biva. 484 8. Wood FOR R NEW. * ) pe heater, 8 Oey zs seo 
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Inc. ™ 
aie S. Woodward ; 
ai _MI_6-5302 
DODGE CONVERT. CUSTOM| 
Royal. White & 
ing brake . 
Cali SLamcoln 63708 or FE 5-1768.   
Good cond. 
  
  sapphire & ivory finish. Like new H Ss h k & white with power, Will trade 
i — PON TL AC “AU TO condition—Used car priced osner- CNuc OR_ 3.2002 oo ; BR OKER a ‘$6 OLDS 98 RARDTO?. Ley 
; SAX xs H ki Ch FORD ' power, exceptionally clean. $1195 * +58 Buick 4-Dr, Spec Sharp’ $1885 ‘AS ins eV. ao . —— OR 33652 
ig Regi aOr RE TREY HR enous mupear wt mein TEMERGNRRHEAR, Wess SOME" OF REFINERY” Gp try - Low 1a ho . SH SA’ 3S yOU se ats Are Found at 
se Saree Hag mare SE NSIS Bhar 9 gg NAAN USED ~ CARPENTER © Se GUARANTEED CARS IN STOCK ie" ir. Be r' Aw 7 nr .. CHEVROLET CO 
Bulek Spec 4 Dio 083 SAT ISF ACT ION “igo Tn a ord Trade a $3250 $2, Commerce Ra. eet 4101 Chevy Dy @R&H $ BO 1987 Ford. V8 s aes 1990 ,OLDSMOBILE 88" RO H. . MBs Fort Giry." Sec. $005 8. FORD Were a pa 6 b605 1956 Mercury $795 Gk taose'® Clean: No rust holes. : ev 4-ton pick up ..S 895 11956 Chevy ....2... “$798 | Buick Super 2-Dr $805 oS CHEV Beaten de ent: $888 | 1955 Ford $559 1956 OLDS HOLIDAY WIFE'S Ford b-ton pick up . $695 54 54 CHEV. Hardtop : $4 #5 i 1955 Ford 2 cavon ..$ WHi- 6582 $995 or best offer. ois +Dr, 66. Full pwr. .. § oe FORD Wagon, nice 1954 Ford $ 659 | 20. 
Ford Cus sam Coe: $ 495 04 PLYMOUTH. "$295 Hosner-Schuck, r ‘ord | SPECIAL, 1953 RED AND WHITE | “i Ford Wa 6 OD $ 33 '§53 PLYMOUTH Club Cp Sharp $295 M- 24 AT CLARKSTON RD _ Oldsmobtie. Sharp. Fresher’ S cer | 
Willy's Jeepewith cab & biow § 75/83 STUDEBAKER, Flor. car $295 1 axp ORION MY 2-2611/ om Minnesota. Motor | 7 Pe ee edn © 49100 22 FORD 8 Real nice 295 Sales. erty at_ Madison 4-9100 53. DESOTO _H.T. Power .$295 1958 FORD “COUNTRY SQUIRE. | = 5 Cat, HT? "gig Ford rotor | ‘etes.. 56 DODGE | A. nuigice OP x.) CARS | Manager. 16 200. miles_.4 door, 
By : NO RB OFFER REFUSED passenger, dark green, white | ue is the color of this NO fran ms REQUIRED DN. walls. radio & heater, Automatic Royal Lanser, Pysh transmission, power windows. MA and. power toe, peater SUPERIOR 6-2992 or LO 5-7200 ext. 3925 
“down. 2 year warranty. 
SSCHUTZ oa cay   
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orer caymnents oe Bt 6 
& G Motor Sales, 560     _DEMO _ 
  any other acces- stories, Beausifo O 8 ire & ivory | 
Saleh. Lew price-—-High in| 
value 
‘Haskins Chev. 65Tl Dixie Highway at M- “15 
MApie $-5071 eae ites ‘til a 
    
“RUSS” DAWSON 
Lad tt ~ 
39 EDSEL CORSAIR HARDTOP 
2 Door — Radio & Heater. 
Power steering & Powor 
brakes, A real buy! 
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‘Russ’ Dawson MOTOR COMPANY 
232 8. SAGINAW PE 2 
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DEMO 1959 Chevrolet Parkwood 4-door 
station Wagon. V-8 engine, pow- 
erglide. radio, heater. Beautiful 
  
AUTO SALES | 923 WEST HURON / FE 4-7500   
Dixie OK Cars 
HAND PICKED A 
PERSONALLY CHECKED 
MANY ONE OWNER CARS 
59 Ramider A hee Buto. $2095 
‘57 Chev. 4 Dr, 6, pe. ....... $1195 
57 Chev. <,o, Fad . std. | 1$1095 
“57 Merc. 195 Fd auto. ...$1 
57 Plym. Bel. rat catomatic os 
56 Chev, Bel Air HT, 8, pe 
  
    335 - ’55 Plymouth H’top 
: - Sete | ‘38 PORD STATION WAGON, FORD 
pov vga AE ‘second car. Country 
. 2 tone. Excellent condition, 
i 10,000 actual miles. Ré& 
i Es at steering. Best offer, Call 
"SEE THE 
WONDERFUL 
New world of Pords, Falcons 
Birds and trucks. 
what you get and get what 
you pay for (noe fooling). Mer- 
caet of transport from 1930 ¢ to) 
- BEATTIE “Your BORD | Dealer Since 1930" 
| 5806 DIXIE H OR 3-1291 
At the Btepueht in Waterford     
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For Sale Cars PPP LOS   
   
     
     
       
           
    
              
  “soso fy NEA serves fet 
“Everything about it is automatic, including anytime I want 
‘it Junior "will leave it!”     
106 
“63 FORD, v-8 
REPOSSESSION $145 full yaien. No age erie 
Pay only $7 mo. Due Sth. 
King Auto. Mr, Bell. vE''t 8-0402.   
  
  
  | 1956 Pontiac Chieftain. 870. 4 door 
___payment. 24 months on balance. 
1958 Buick Century 
1098 * pontiac 2 dr. Hydramatic R. 
Open Monday and Friday Evening tl @ P.M. 
| MApie HAUPT 
» PONTIAC 
station wagon. Hydramatie, radio, 
family car. 
family ts looking for. Low ur 
own 
# dr, Hardtop. 
Dynaflow, Redio, Heater. Power 
brakes. 
57 Olds. 2 dr. Hardtop. A_ black 
beauty! Radio. Heater, ydra- 
matic, “Power brakes. A wher | 
H. Whitewalls. A green emer- 
ald. Shows exe, care. 24 mos. | 
on balance $ 
1855 BUICK J dr Maroon finish. A 
dandy for oniv $585 
Many More to Choose From 
Mis. . Mile North U.8. 10 
$5566 or MAnle §-1141   
  
  
      
  
  wt pee Radio & Heater, Fo-O-Matic. 
i | Power steering. : Fe 
‘s Birmingham Trades $1595 $5 Down 
"82 FORD Custom 2 Door V-8 Bre, 1350 N. Standard trans, Radio & “ | Heater. $195 
Woodward Pontiac Eddie Steele Ford ; 32% W Huron at Eliz, Lk. Rd, 
Birmingham | MI 4- 1930 R i] FE 5-317 FE 5-086 62 | 
SEE OUR SELECTION: etal 9 FORD CUSTOM 4 DOOR ‘ 
- Of oy ae nate! uot oars | Heater. Solid White finish. ge-Piymow' tore Kew spore, tie Dewn — i hance a 
JACK COLE, INC. _ STEELE FORD, 2705 Or- 1000 W. ¥. Maple at Pontiac Trall FE 3-7117 chard Lk, Rd, Keego. PE 
“ we | be H fg POST OFFICE i ROLE ORI BEHIND THE POS -| 1983 FORD. R & H. $83. eis WATER ABSOLUTELY xO “FORD GA GALAXIE STARLINER | _ Elizabeth Lk. oa 
MONEY | DOWN. Assume pay- wert ticert FOMR ww fie 33 FORD. 4 DR 
“Geoait Mgr Mr. "Parks at MI. Wil take trade, “FE 41300. 923 REPOSSESSION #7500. Harold Turner Ford. w. ‘Muros Sty $295 full price. No cash needed. 3 CHEVROLET, DOOR Al oo Pay only $17. Due Jan. oth King 
163 | CHEV ROLET CONEY DOWN. FOR SALE™ 1963 FORD 2 DOOR Auto. Mr. Bell, PE 8-0402 
she ayments of $18.44 per EM 3 ven - 
se Bia targa pet gone 7 DE TERY OGD | FOND, Laman won, rt For ° . ; __ at Mi 4-750. arol re $105, Cari's Motor Sales. Heater, W/Walle "$09 Down 
CHEVROLET IMPALA H- 1950 FORD CONVERTIBLE, V-8, - nee awe - 8 op 2 door—Powerglide, ra- ADIO & HEATER. ABSOLUTE: chard Lake na: Keno. 98 dio & heater, W/walls. $149 YN MONEY DOWN. Assume 5-9204. 
Down — Finance $1,605. ED- payments ot $8.65 per mo, Call 
Orchard Lk Ra, a *ye | Case Nato Turner Ford rohan . 4 aro . 
6-bae4. 157 FORD CONVERTIBLE, Ra eta madig eae ROR 
RO MONE Y hoot. pA BSOLUTEL Ly omatic, power steering. Beauti- TODAY'S SPECIAL | NO MONE MII pet moe ali | fw white “and blue paint. Musi i e seen appreciated. You 
Meadio 6. Automatic TrWhitew walls. _Sh800.- Hevea Mlurnet Ford” “Md ou car May make the down pay- 
LOADED! Low mileage. Will trade. | 7500. Harold x Sore. | ment. Our stock No. 975-B. Yours MAZUREK STUDEBAKER 8A 10982 FORD bo? OR. medi. tor only $1 
eater, a@utom: 3) South Blvd. at Saginaw, PE 4-9587 Take over paym ts of $15.40 8 N h 
mons, 8. Or Fr. cnards, Ch 
1957. CHEV ROLET Credit Manager, Schutz Motors, ort eV. 
The yery vopular Bel Air _lec. | 912 8 otward, 70. ¢¥i28. Hunter Bivd. at S. Woodward Ave. | . Bote with all the extras. 1957: 7 FORD STATION WAGON Birmingham 4-2735 
pay only $1195. DIO & HEATER. ABSOLUTELY oy NO MON} "3 OWN. Assume pay- men cP) . r mo. ‘a ' 3 
: Credit ‘Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 8 300. -8 Engine, 4 Boor , _#-7500._ Harold Turner Ford. ___ Matic, radio bh _ , |1951 FORD.” HARDTOP RADIO. & & walls. $149 Down — Pinance.,— 
HEATER. ABSOLUTELY $1,295. EDDIE STEELE 
Toe a. wugeons. BC nr Miele ets, i keke eae ; ments of . er | , Keego. - : 
Bash ae arte Sgt Sth Bat ae Sal MS Be ‘ble _Marold Turner Ford. __ 1950 FORD STATION WAGON. % fey. Et SRriition. Feasonable. i963 FORD HARDTOP. RADIO & | Nice PE 3-742. H.Rigeins + —— HEATER, AUTOMATIC TRANS- | gee Goer LESS COLE™ FOR | 
= ‘37 CHRYSLER | MISSION. | ABSOLUTELY "NO | "cars “New or Used You'll get a | *4 door. HT. Turquoise and white | ments of $1427 pet mo. RA + “Gedl for a Chrysler, Dodge or | 
* Torquefiite. PS, PB. R&H, WW) edit Mer. Mr Pearke at MI. Plymouth that will save you 
* tires. 1 owner. Sharp. | £7300. Harold Turner Ford. noe Lacmember ine wee > 3s s 
* Clarkston Motor Sales | oe ple, Walled Lake, MA 44511, New ‘CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER | 1956 FORD or Used — we sell both 
-.Main_t.. Clarkston __MA 8-511) pginigle club sedan in real: 1850” FORD. GOOD CONDITION ep 1988 | pone rms 2 mook WIND. | ly like-new condition. Ford- Best offer, FE 2-52 - Rpotiess ey $685, a Senate equipped at only 1959 FORD 
> ments, ery low cas ve : 
* down or very small rede COUNTRY SEDAN 
BIRMINGHAM-RAMB. | 6 passenger, 8 cylinder,. Cruise- | © ose 8. WOODWARD Mie 6- am | O-Matic, radio and heater, power | 
a> | steering, white wall tires. anys 5 ’SO DeSOTO . other extras. Only $2, 
“  FIREDOME _SPORTSMAN MOTORS, INC. A. (912 8 Woodward MI_6-5302 | 
“BRAND 2 'SEE FRED. FOSTER JR AT CY = Power steering. Radio, | Owen's Inc. New or used | _cars.| “Your PORD Dealer Since eat. = Swivel seats. 32, PORD RANCH WAGON, V8. | 8806 DIXIE HWY. 
+ Full price §240. At the ‘Stoplight in Wateriora. 
. SAVE $1,500 TOM BOHR. INC. | . ’ 120.8. MAIN, MILFORD MU _¢-1715 | | 
1956 FORD CUSTOM, BLACK AND | a ' 
white, standard shift, immaculate | $5 D W | - in and out, $695. 24 payments. | O Y 
| $27.47. eg! low cash down or | ‘04 FORD Custom 2 Door V-8 | very 0] Tr Ford-O-Matic, Radio & | I TRMING! HAM-RAMBLER ater. W/ . 
DesoTo- }PLYMOUTH D DEALER |€86 8. WOODWARD Mi_6-3900 | seer Wawa 8 1 "Marathon, Products” he POR WAGON, & AUTO FULt = Eddie Steete Ford | 3) YEARS FAIR DEALING $2744 month. F'& @ Motor Salen | | pp 273, W: Huron at Eliz. Lk Ra. | CASS AT peest, PIKE STS. 560. Auburn. PE 5-317 FE 5-0861 
TAKE 0° OVER PAYMENTS. 59 FORD. 5) FORD = DOOR STICK. VERY . | O-Matic 6, 11,000 miles. T am _nice. EM 3-008], H Riggins 1959 DeSOTO | thes owner FE 5- 5982. ‘4 FORD CUSTOM 3 R 
naa me has ak 1986 wer a CORVERTTELE ALL V8. Standard Trans., Radio 
reduce . Power + Eu 3 . & Heater. New car trade- 
eoulpped and it even has j in. down—Finance $695. 
em SWivel seats. Hurry on this EDDIE STEELE FORD, 27 . 
one! Oyghard Lake 
  
7 FORD F LANE 500 4 DR, $1295 
7 Mere. Mont C dr. $1395 
Olds Stiper 88 4 dr. $395 
Hardenburg CORNER CASS & PIKE FE 5-7398 '   
  
  
YES! YOU DRIVE ANY OF THESE CARS AWAY 
FOR ABSOLUTELY 
NO MONEY DOWN 
NO taal hI UNTIL 
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$5.17 PER MONTH 
'S6 Ferd Victoria 
56 Chevrolet 2-Dr. 
55 Ford Convertible 
‘55 Plymouth Wagon 
’56 Plymouth 2-Dr. 1960. | 
-*55- Mercury Il'top. 
55 Dodge 4-Dodr 
*°55 Ford 2-Door . 
"36 Plymouth 4-Dr. 
~’33- Plymouth 4-Dr. 
51 Olds 4-Door 
“$2 Ford Club Sedan © 
"56. Dodge Sedan-. 
55 Chevrolet H’'top/ 
      Sere iaed "Eddie Steele Ford 
- | FE 65-3177 . 
1953 LINCOLN HARDTOP. LIKE | 
SALE C 
; “HURRY ' ~ $5 Down ‘55 FORD Custom 2 Door 
Standard reas. » Radio & 
Heater. $495 
3275 z. Huron at Eliz. Lk, Rd, 
FE 5-0861 
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Power brakes, 
& windows. Air condi*tion- 
Dg. 
$2765 HIS WEEK ONLY 
| Ruse’ Dawson MOTOR COMPANY 
232 8 | SAGINAW | 
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FE 2-9131 
ARS 106 | 1088 MERCURY. 2 DOOR, WHITE. 
matic transmission. Lapel 
Custom interior, Low mileage. 
one moter and private. “ar | 
    
“LOOK! MECHANIC § SPECIAL 
1955 Mercury. No money 
Moods rings. Luck Ave. Sales, 
193 S. Saginaw. FE 4-22 
$5 Down ‘$3 Mercury ateotere 
Door Sedan— Biue 
finish Mere-O-Matie, 
dio- & Heater, $295. 
Eddie Steele Ford, | | 
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|3275 W. Huron at Eliz. Lk. Rd. 
FE 5-3177 PE 5-0861     
ES PE OOILE 
RE 1956 Plymouth 4 door 
$1. PLYMOUTH. CHEAP, 
FOR SALE 1986 "pLYnOOTH cus- 
Ra- \   
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  Sale Used Cars . 106. PCPBPPL PL ad ~~ aatiattee | 
1955 OLDS. GOOD CONDITION. Reasonable price. 1 ortner. FE 
4-6448 alter 5:30 p.m 
50 LARK DEMONSTRATOR 
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‘86 Super 88 -4 deor, standard 
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'5T OLDS, 98, STARFIRE. CONV. 
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193 «8. FE       Saginaw. 
. RUN-. ning condition. MAple §-9017. Aute Sales, 
4-1006. 
1957 4 DOOR PLYMOUTH BELVE- 
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| PLYMOUTH, 5 PASSENGER, a, rebuilt motor, $75. OL 1-1048. 
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  2 DR. °53 PLYMOUTH, GOOD CON- 
dition, OL 1-8430 
1953 3 PLYMOUTH WAGON. RUNS 
has almost new tires. 
ne payments of only 
per Mr. Richards, 
redit. M Mana oo Schutz Motors, 
Inc, 912 8. oodward, JO 6-8728. 
$2 itis" 2 DR. $50.   
er e | $1 PONTIAC SEDAN. GOOD COND. 
          
    FACTORY BRANCH 
59 PONTIAC . At Tee a cane || 
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58 “RAMBLER” 
$1395 
147 8, INA 8 SAGINAW STREET 
  R asoATALIN etna adio ia - 
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  S t ; 232 232 8. SAGINAW FE 2- 2338 
_ Or © 1955 RAMBLER | WGN. 
a ee __BEHIND THE OFFICE per with pretty yellow finish, 1085 Pe PONTIAC 2 DOOR. SHARP. NLY $795 - y down 
Lucky At ‘Auto Sales, 193. Pil nA sues: 
Phone FE 4-1006. ®   
  $75. FE 5-5273. 
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‘33 NASH RAMBLER W. ~~ “95 
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"37 METROPOLITAN 
sae, 2, eee IS 95 
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Crissman CHEVROLET COMPANY 
ROCHESTER   He   
FACTORY BRANCH MAZUREK 
South Blvd ‘Ss 
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58 PONT TAC 1955 ‘OM, 4 DOOR, 
STARCHIEF SEDAN - spotléss. New tires. The cute one 
io & Heater, with wheel on back. No rust. $695. 
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BIRMINGHAM-RAMBLER 
22 5 666.8, WOODWARD MI 6-3900 
1956 RAMBLER, BLUE AND * no rust. $696. 24 payments, $26.40, 
Very - cash down or. old trade. 1 ~ 
Pontiac 666 8. WooDw ae 6-3900 
onary "rake, f oer t— o 
$22.32 Pa G. Motor 4 
Retail 
Store 
  er er steering A...3.. = rakes, weed 
FE 3-7117 ; ark bl bine fh finish with white" walls. | 
65 MT, CLEMENS ST. 
__BEHIND THE POST OFFICE | 55 FORD $1095 
1 pio a ae ATER GUTORA Pairlane Country seaits, s- 
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LUTEL NO noe eet . ° 
Assume payments 56 $23. 
mo. Calt Credit M bag Mr. Parks 
at MI 4-7500» Harold Turner Ford. 
‘59 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DR. SE- dan. Std. ‘shift. tots of extras. 
Rear clean $2195. FE 44287, > 
1959 PONTIAC Traine 2 i 
R& Power steering & brakes i 
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rae OR 3-9412. | 
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- FE 5-4101   
      ae only $7 Due Jan, 9th, 
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19856 MERCURY 4 DOOR, GOOD 
shape, body and motor. Balance 
owed, $836. Take over payments. 
960 Lakeview off Telegraph. 
| 1953 MERCURY 2 DOOR, HARD- 
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‘RED OLDS 1957 STATION WAGON, 
  
  
  
  
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White Tires 
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‘59 CHEVY B-Air 2 Dour 6 ...$1804 
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| 57 PLYMOUTH Bely. 4 Dr. .$1044 
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89 CHEVY B-Air 4 Dr. Sed $608 |, 
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35 Ford V8 8 495 2 DR. STRAIGHT 
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(7) Untouchables. Drama: 
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ROYAL QUANDARY — The annual Christmas shopping prob- 
lems face Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco — just 
as they do everyone else. Shown in a London store this week they 
‘patise for a moment in their quest for something syitable: to fill 
the two little stockings that will hang in the palace this Christmas 
Eve. ~ 
  
Ike Coverage No Cinch   Channes ww. Me sents foware ny Channel ¥ awry 
“qomonrs Fv | miGMLaGuTs PRIDAY MORNING — 13:30 (2) Seardh for Tomotrow | is a shld Gaal a (4) (color) It Could Be You. Rooters for Rockefeller p.m.) @ (4) Continental Classroom. (1) Love That Bob. to Use ‘Need fo Mo 
i?’ Californians, 6:90 (4) (color) Continental Class- (9) Myrt and Doris. hopes r n 
(9) Popeye. 6:50 (2) Meditations. ees oe Bapnaeict-Minded' weg j@:86 (2) On the Farm Fron. . | ; 6:25 (2) Weather. nae cs oF 1:00 (2) Qur Miss Brooks. WASHINGTON (AP) Gov. |" 
G:30 (2) (4) News, Weather| ™ [) nya vee ges hy — tage Nelson A. Rocketeller’s rooters 4 (7) Big Show: om) Bingo have.come up with a new appeal; | 
(7) Curtain. (cont.) ) Manes. they hope wil} offset’ Vice Presi-| : 9) This Is-Alice. eee Sw nnsgg reac mee (1) Tepper: ident “Richard M. Nixon's identifi- e408 o N analyst. (2) Classroom. (2) As World Turns, cation it the ‘peace oan. 
~ @ Sports. ‘ 00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. rite 2 Sa gy 94 it was spelled fs by Sen. 6:45 (2) (4) (2) News, Sports. 880 (7) Johnny Ginger, = @2) Mette, ; Japob K. Javits (R-NY), the new 
7:00 (2) Tee Bap Dawree. 9:00 (4) Bold Journey. (4) Queen for a Day. pars: Baer ae o the con-| 
(4) (color) Mich. Outdoors. (2) For Better or Worse, 9.49 (4) Thin Man. - — Se hheten gee . Pasa 
hy po cata oo at . ae Few. vice president to deal with the + Stage t Gale orm a : . 
7:90 (2) Lock Up.” (2) Movie, a (9) Home Fair. ge > economic threat to; & 
 Shiergnes 10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi, 3:00 (2) Millionaire. a ¢ ale Storm. Movie, |2%25 (9 Billboard. (4) Young Dr. Malone. : Javie Seid ate conten 
(9) Million Dollar © : noe 10:30 (4) Play Your Hunch. > beat the Clock. iw he expects Rocketel- 
Drama: Lana Turner, (9) Ding Dong Scheel, ‘ <9) Movie : 
eet Young, “Slightly Dawrise:uy (7) Newn, sm) Verdict Is Yours. in gp wr tag Pie decir lm vores : serous, [11:00 (4) Price is Right. (4) From These Roots. 
- $00 (2) Christmas at Circus. (2) 1 Love Lucy. (7) Who Do You Trust. |publlc yeaction: ae. . a : (4) Bat Masterson. (7) Lady of Charm, :0 (2) Brighter Day. Indicated this Bes. avits (7) Donna Reed. (9) Abbott & Costello. (4) House on High Street. | pelling tactor meet Rocke, 
(9) Movie (began at 7:39) _:4@ (4) Concentration. (7) Anectine Bandstand. = Poe iinto~the- Trace againat Noon 
p.m. (2) December Bride, 4:15 (2) Secret. 3torm, heat 
8:30 (2) Tonight with Belafonte. (9) Foreign Legionnaire. : 9) Robin Hood. ro the 1960 Republican presiden- 
Music: Harry Belafonte and)11:45 (7) Detroit Today. ~ 4:90 (2) Edge of Night. , 
rte oly ene. CO See Perecmality, | Rocksteller’s sappertere regard 
a — Besson a, ; FRIDAY AFTERNOON e srl Claws. the economic issue not only ean 
(9) Movie (began at 7:20 12-98 (2) Love of Life. © (color) George Pierrot} jattractive poltticdlly. very nearly 
p.m.) , (4) Truth or Consequences. resents, foolproof 
9:00 (2) Belafonte (cont.) (7) Restless Gun. 9) Looney Toons. shes A nes on the assumption 
(4) Bachelor Father. (9) Tidewater Tramp. 5:30 (7) Rin Tin Tin _ {that the ‘infiltration ‘and military (7) Pat Boone. ‘aggression stage of the cold war is 
(9) Wrestling. over — a condition Javits said he 
9:30 (2) Playhouse 90. Drama: \is confident has been attained. It | accepts military peace as an ac- 
‘complished fact and something 
about any more. 
This peace, of course, would be 
credited directly to the efforts of 
President Eisenhower, thus estab- 
‘lishing a link to the administra- 
  Trio Giving TV Headaches By CYNTHIA LOWRY |Atlantic weather was stubborn, 
NEW YORK (AP) — In Rome, {delaying det planes peed! ine vide: 
2 ota ack to the Unit ates the rain poured steadily, fogging At *“s ints. the iat wes 
the cameras’ lenses, washing out | po Pres: 
yards of film, reducing crowd/on a hurry-up schedule; talks 
sizes and putting President Eisen-| Were conducted behind closed 
hower — most of the time — in-|doors, and communiques carried 
    |for the enjoyment of children, was 
behave like a good actress should. By FRED DANZIG — 
NEW YORK (UPI)—Last night's 
NBC-TV special, designed as it was 
probably a household success. But 
it was a long way from being an 
artistic success. 
* * * 
“‘Onee Upon a Christmas Time," 
A, J. Russell's adaptation of a Paul 
‘Gallico story, dealt with 13 orphans 
who faced a bleak yuletide until 
the villagers—of Green Hill, Vt., 
snatched them away from an un- 
feeling caretaker, 
If the hour had been devoted 
entirely to a series of pretty pro- 
duction numbers by the “toy.” 
dancers, the ice skating artistry 
of Ronnie Robertson and Kate 
Smith's Christmas caroling, it 
might have been a complete suc- |. 
cons, x | 
But the frail plot, told with 
sledge-hamimer subtlety, had to in- 
trude, The “orphans,’’ incidental- 
ly, had among them some “show- 
  businessy"’ 
stealers, hard-working — scene- 
» * * * 
Fortunately, young Patty Duke) 
had the good manners and taste to 
The cloying plot and kids were 
only part of it. The stage was 
too often cluttered with people. 
(There was even a horse running 
around.) The ‘new songs by. 
Robert Allen and Al Stillman 
were uninspired, 
I'll let you in on a_ secret. 
thought, beneath all this determin- 
edly old-fashioned New England 
Christmas exterior, I detected the! 
hand of the hipster. 
* * 1 
* 
  pe State gang of hi-| | HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Did NBC The comedian says NBC tried to\tion and its record. Nor would|side a closed limousine from} little meat for commentators. 
ll some of the out of Bob eliminate a payola skit from his'Nixon’s part in helping attain the|which only a waving hand| These are typical of the prob- (9) Wrestling (cont. ) rr so TV skit? plugs in Friday Friday night show. The network peace be demeaned in any way.| showed. ‘lems over which stelevision news parla od ~ dancing an 
10:00 (2) Playhouse 90 (began at Hope’s Tune denies this, It says it simply| . ee * jmen are losing sleep during the}, ine Like “ dnd a 
to Your Life night. But you won't learn the eliminated om me neferences The Rockefeller people would) In Ankara the weather cleared|11-country goodwill tour of our} \ : © crazy, daddy-o, 
‘ : answer. ie: . . —_— 
~ - (7) Untouchables (cont.) “ rege Se tiimeg Simply be saying in effect: Look, for the cameras but the trans |President. “Operation Moonshine,” the. 
(9) West Point. 
9:30 p.m.) 
(4) Shotgun Slade. 
{7) Take a Good Look. Anne) 
Jeffreys, 
the panel. 
(9) Men of Annapolis. 
(2) (4) (7) (9). News, Weath- 
er, Sports. 
11:20 (2) Theater. Western: 
ert Ryan, Randolph sont 
“Trail Street,’’ (47) 
(9) Telescope. . 
(4) Jack Paar. 
(7) Shock Theater. 11; 00 
Melo-| president Richard M. _ A row over Hope’s sketch with| 
‘Ernie Kovacs developed Wednes-|.netch was shot 
(2) Playhouse 90 (began at/day. NBC and the comedian have planned. 
‘different versions of the outcome. 
x * 
But one thing’s fairly certain: 
Cesar _ Romero, Hope's viewing audience probably 
Hans Conried are guests On) will be larger because of the fuss. idise jockeys to play certain rec-! \nies this. He says the film 
j as originally 
| ROUND AND ROUND 
| Payola, for the uninitiated, is 
show business slang for bribing 
- ~—_——/ords, In Hope's skit, Kovacs plays | 
"Nixon fo Sub for lke | 
“at Security Meeting 
Vice 
Nixon sub- plain,”’ (UP]) WASHINGTON la senator investigating Hope. The 
latter portrays|.a low salaried disc 
Jockey who owns a yacht—Her- 
man Payola of station KLIP. 
| Was it necessary to use product | 
names in identifying payola gifts 
received by disc jockeys? 
That" Ss .a hard 
Hore replied. 
drama: Peter Lorre, ‘Island’ istitutes for President Eisenhower have to use them to get the point 
of Doomed Men," ('40). 
(9) Starlight 
sical: Jydy Garland, 
Heflin, “Presenting Lily) 
Mars,” ('42). | }   
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Mrs. Ann Wheaton, 
|White House press secretary, sai 
iNixon also would preside over the | 
regular cabinet_meeting tomorrow. | 
Nixon, an all-but-annoiinced ean. 
didate for the .1960 GOP presiden-| 
tial nomination, has stepped up his/ ‘cy—but the sponsor okayed it. 
jofficial duties considerably since They have backed down since.” ithe Waldorf Grand Ballroom after we'd heard Mischa Elman /V'ce PP esident of news and public | ithe President left on his 11-nation | 
| good will tour Dec, 3. 
* * * associate | ‘says: * id| Hope said NBC “‘went to every- today by presiding over the. regu- over. 
Theater. Mu- jar weekly meeting of the National 
Van) Security Council. 
* “In the skit,’’ he says, ‘‘Kovacs 
finally pounds his gavel on the 
desk, picks up this watch and 
‘My Timex is still running’.”’ 
body on the show and tried to 
lget the payola spot off. They put 
the pressure on the producer and 
everybody else to get if off. They 
went through the (sponsor's) agen- 
* * 
| Hal Kemp, an NBC program} 
\director, denied the network tried 
Nixon has kept his out-of-toww to delete the skit. 
| appearances to a minimum 
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    ‘MIAMI BEACH, Fila. 
|Rock Hudson, the movie star, 
‘here Wednesday night to receive 
the first actor of the year award 
given by the Allied States Assn. 
of Motion Picture Exhibitors, 
| * * * 
\ His performances in ‘Pillow 
‘Talk’? and This Earth Is Mine’ 
were. cited by the national inde- | 
pendent cares - green. 
Doris pay, named actress of the 
year for her performance in ‘‘Pil- 
low Talk,” was not present to re- 
ceive the group’s citation, 
  
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      med the Republicans have worked !~ 
hard and brought you out from 
junder the threat of military at- 
tack. Eisenhower and Nixon have| 
done a fine job, but now you need 
a man who — in the words of) 
Javits — has ‘‘a special capabil-| | 
| serious threat. 
  
‘Has Delayed Earache new in two years.’ 
TOLEDO, “Ohio #—When a 
physician probed in her right ear |§4-year-old 
for a suspected blood clot and! 
thing to ex-,pulled out a watermelon. seed, Mrs.| jstores of medicines and other sup-| 
“But you Mattie Alexander recalled she Aad! ‘plies and would be able to add 30 
‘stuffed it there 23 years ago when! 
she was 6 years old. for African Hospital 
ity” of dealing with an even more Schweitzer sailed Wednesday for) ing’’ ~ | Both NBC and CBS scheduled 
‘in advance a number of special 
30-minute shows on Ike's progress) 
jand these are the ones that are! 
giving the networks their head-| 
aches, This became evident when! 
the first * ‘Journey to Understand-| 
(NBC) and ‘Eyewitness to) 
jhis hospital in Africa after 4 History" (CBS) progearns were| 
| European vacation, and he told! shown earlier this week. | newsmen at the dockside, “TIL be} + " * | 
“My vacation was almost non- The regular news shows are 
existent I traveled so much," the| able to handle the story with more 
humanitarian added.| jjournalistie flexibility. 
He said he was carrying back| The Eisenhower tour, unfortun- 
jately for the TV‘ men, is turning, 
lout to be more like Queen Eliza. | 
beth's state visit to the United | 
|States than like Khrushchev’s. ‘Dr. Schweitzer Sails 
BORDEAUX ® — Dr. Albert 
beds to his hospital for lepers at 
Lamberene. 
  
Harry Has No Trouble 
Getting Votes for This | 
By EARL 
NEW YORK—Harry Truman’ 
  ‘with the violin. 
* * 
“When you 
roll?” 
showed that 
quet for May 
man himself 
  WILSON 
“Mischa Elman is one of the greats. He just admitted to 
was me that 50 years ago I heard him play in my old home town, Assigned, Transferred 
with Melba. 
* * 
I bolted the dais where Har shouted the former President of the United, 
States, “how the hell can you stand _.rock ‘n’ Hic 
The cheering for his pronouncement 
N.Y.—attending the Cardiac Center ban- 
are hoping rock ’n’ roll dies. Harry Tru- 
ski’s Minuet on the piane a few minutes 
before in tribute to Mayor Wagner—and | 
then exclaimed: far, the news shots have been tre|s | 
waving froM the back of a limou- 222 Campus Race sine, wreath - laying, inspecting . 
lines of soldiers, watching local, ANN ARBOR #—Here's good 
‘pageants and shaking assorted; B€WS for Michigan's male college | 
‘hands. It has been formal, sched-| students. ; § 
uled and, frankly, not as exciting | x 
viewing as the trip of the unpre- | Although men 4 
idictable Soviet. 
WILSON ¥ 
's voice came crashing through | As William %* * | 
McAndrews, NBC| 
affairs, said, “You shoot what you/ 
‘can shoot — the crowds and the 
people, because the .hard diplo-| 
‘matic news just isn’t there. 
“But I think the American pub-| 
is interested in seeing the! 
|President and the reaction to his 
jbeing there. For the last five or 
jsix years we've had our brains 
beaten out by people telling us 
how much we were disliked 
abroad. This proves at least that 
it ain’t necessarily so. But by 
| comparison, the coverage of the 
|Khrushchev trip was: a breeze.” * 
listen to that kind of music,” 
some of the top names in 
or and Mrs. Robert Wagner 
had pounded out Paderew- 
    ‘Five State Policemen 
EAST LANSING (®—The assign- 
-ment of one State “Police trooper 
and transfer of four others was * 
ry Hershfield was toastmaster 
.when Truman left, to ask of a rumor that he might be a candi- | announced today. 
date for the U.S. Senate. 
Truman had said, earlier, 
that he liked the Senate 
“better than anything I - 
ever did ...I1 wanted to 
stay there, but I got myself 
in trouble” (grin) “I would 
sit there when I first got 
to the Senate and wonder 
how I ever arrived there.” 
But about running for -the 
“No, 
no,’ positively no!” 
“You're not interested?” I 
asked. 
‘Of course I’m interested!” 
he shot back. “But I’m too old 
to run.” (But I wondered if he 
was, and I wondered if he won- 
dered if he was.) | Richard C. O’Neil, returned from | 
(military duty, was assigned to the | 
Sandusky post. 
Transfers included: Larry L. . 
McRoberts from Battle Creek to, 
Ypsilanti, Stanley W. Smith from 
Ypsilanti to Battle Creek, Carlton} 
Gladstone and John V. Tromb]y E. Patterson from Marquette td tempted suicides 
States each year, according to the 
from Gladstone to Marquette. P leathtle Digest. i Armstrong Circle Theater’s story: 
(on CBS-TV, uncoiled another good 
| story last night to show how a, 
|U.S. Treasury Department's ‘un-' 
dercover man helped smash an il- 
legal still, 
The suspense story by Art Wal- 
lace had an authentic ring to it. 
The finish was made more ef- 
fective by. being, underplayed, a | 
| technique to rarely used on TV. | 
Anyhow, justice triumphed with- | 
Coeds Gaining 
<, on College Men 
women nearly two to one in the 
state's colleges and universities, | 
the coeds are gaining ground. 
This fall 95,557 men and 51,798 H 
women enrolled in Michigan's | 
institutions of higher learning, 
according to figures released by | NBC. Ppoes iy cial — Maybe OK tor 
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It's never’ too late for a rave, te 
it? I~gelieve George Burns, with 
his visit to Jack Paar's Tuesday 
night show, gave one of TV's all. 
time golden performances, 5: 
a oe | 
Paar, to his credit, wisely let 
Burns go and George unreeled hi- larious, clean, apt, perfectly-timed 
and magnificently-told anecdotes 
about show people, It was an awe- 
inspiring half-hour, 
THE CHANNEL SWIM: The re- 
placement for CBS-TV’s ‘Lineup 
next month may turn out to be 
a one-hour low-key get-together of 
celebrities and “civilians.” Called 
Be Our Guest, the party would 
have re ad Witt as host, 
* 
Dick Powell 8 Four Star Produc- 
tions is putting together a new balf- 
hour . situation comedy, the Tom 
Ewell Show . , ; Perry Como's of- 
fice has denied a published report 
that Josephine Baker would appear 
jon Como's-NBCTV show . . . That 
|Red Skelton-Mae West sketch has 
been moved up to Tuesday, Feb 
|2 instead of March 1 by CBS-TV. 
  
Goes to Court 
for Martha Raye’s 
* Nassau Home 
MINEOLA, N. Y. (AP)—The ex- 
icop who married Martha Raye 
last year has gone to court in 
‘a case against her. He wants her 
\$60,000 Nassau County Home. 
Robert O’Shea said in State 
I heard talk of ‘Cloud 9,” saw 5UPreme Court Wednesday that the comedienne promised it to him 
if he married her. 
. * * * 
The 3i-year-old former police- 
man from Westport, Conn., did 
marry her after abandoning his 
first wife and child to become 
Mias Raye’s bodyguard. 
After nine months of marriage, 
Miss Raye, 42, called it quits and 
“said she was considering divorge. 
Key Shea .subsequently brought a 
separation suit. 
Decision was regerved in 
|Wednesday’s action, 
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—————————— 
  
Edward G. Groesbeck, Univer- rc 
    
sity of Michigan director of 
registration and records. 
Enrollment of women _ this | 
year was up 5,457—nearly double | 
the increase recorded among | 
male students. 
* * * 
Four years. ago, the U, 8. Of- | RCA Color TV SALES and SERVICE 
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fice of Education reported there 
were 1.6 freshmen enrolled for 
every coed starting college in 
Michigan. The ratio dipped to 1.4 
this fall. 
A high percentage of the fresh- 
men classes enrolled in the 
state’s three universities .this 
fall was made up ef women. 
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At the University of Michigan 
1,505 of 3,216 freshmen were fe-    
      
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Hilton: the baby’s due. . . Jan Murray’s relaxing in Puerto 
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THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Ed Sullivan‘s trying to land Sam, the space monkey, for | ; 
TV... Gregory Peck was,served here with a $100,000 lawsuit by 
a film property man... Chariton Heston’ll do Bible readings 
at Carnegie Hall . 
Att'y Greg Bautzer flew in to set the details of Eddie Fish-| ’ 
Temple said she's |; 
_ Ricky Nelson says he’s through |! 
| with glamor girls who date him “just to get their names'+ 
\in the papers.” When Danny Thomas does his wailing Syrian 
routine he calls. himself “the Arabian Fabian.” - h er’s new recording company . 
resuming her singing lessons. . 
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what powers it has to deal with ; ) | 
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directors at a special meeting | trim; 1.75-inch whitewall tires, »!e protection... 24, 26 and 26. kicking tee. 
here last Friday. The directors’ spring fork to soften road shock. ss , : 
instriicted the spegial committee . (ded fy) 
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BETHLEHEM, Conn. (UPI) —| Bob Clemente Modet J. C. Higgins ? 
Christnias always comes early to, Fielder s Glove 6-Oz. Boxing Gloves Set for Campers | 
this little town of Bethlehem (pop. . . . \ | 
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; Earl Johnson. All of it is to be oiled grease set pocket. |-piece are padded, fit snugly over One quart dluminum canteen 
remiaiied from this town. | Swept-lin carrier Dual headlights — tunnel wrists. Wine colors. has drill cover. A 
Letters and cards leave this | with chromed dual just like new: cars. J. Cc. Higgins Spin : ‘ 
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Last year just under 200,000] red, girls’ blue— 
pieces of mail bore the Bethlehem [| Both with white 
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stallations, were warned Tuesday an : : 
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