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      PRINCIPAL SPEAKER — Mayor Albert Cobo of Detroit shakes ~ hands with Charles E. Wilson, right, secretary of defense and princi- 
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Cheating Cited Kavanagh Calls Session to Discuss Grand Jury 
_ Probe of Allegations 
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flurries Friday 
The lowest tempera 
ing 8 a.m. was 8 degrees. 
hermometer registered 29 ture preced- 
~ ‘Ready Highway 
The |times, died at pis nearby Sand 
. His Neighbors, touched by the plight 
of the Jotmson family, are doing 
their bit. 
Mr. and Mrs..Leroy Johnson, 
8% W. Beverly St., lost three of 
their five children in a home fire 
Saturday. 
  
Finance Report 5.7 Billion Dollar Plan 
Subject of Economist's’ 
Study. in, Lansin 
  
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user 
local participation 
municipalities for city 
In his final report, it is expected 
ttel will recommend changes in 
the present tax burden between 
various classes of highway users. 
One Woman in His Life = “'steam to nuclear Neighbors Aid Johnsons The Johnsons had a small 
amount of insurance on the little, 
one-story frame house;- but none 
on their children. oe 
The young mother, Connie, is 
only 23, Her husband, 24, works 
for the city, 
W. Beverly, said, 
“We've raised $200 to help cov- 
er funeral and hospital expenses, 
But the Johnsons are going to 
need a lot more than that.” 
~The Pontiac Press today con- 
tributed $100 to aid the family. 
have offered 
about their home. You can't live in 
it the way it is now," She" said. 
She and Mré. Dale Tinnen, 36. 
Thinks Nautilus’ | 
Start of Nuclear   
‘Power for Navy GROTON, Conn. #—Charles 5. 
Thomas, secretary of the Navy, 
said yesterday the’ atomic sub- 
ill' marine Nautilus “is the start of 
‘the transition of the Navy from 
power.” Thomas made the statement as 
he left the Nautilus after a 21-hour 
cruise in Long Island Sound, 
During the trip, he said, the 
was put through her 
crash dives, maxi- . 
Atomic Energy Commission 
Chairman Lewis L.. Strauss and 
others also were aboard, 
The Nautilus set.a record early 
this spring by going 1,300 miles 
completely submerged. This was 
10 times the existing record. She 
did it in 84 hours. 
  Wilson to Run Rose Fete 
PASADENA, Calif. @—Secretary 
be grand marshal of the 67th Tour- fhament of Roses parade here Jan. 
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      Lick Gap* home yesterday. 
  2 p.m. wife was Mrs. Martha Sexton. 
        “We're doing what we can to, 
help,” Mrs, Margaret Beasley, 45) 
‘Ito smother the flames they had |W. Beverly, began a house-to-house 
campaign Sunday, 
“None of us are rich up here,” 
Mrs. Beasley said. ‘But if anyone 
else wants to help, they can send 
money to Mrs. Tinnen or myself. 
“The Johnsons need a lot of 
help,” she added, 
Arson Charges ‘Confidence Vote 
|jner after nine months of Thursday Is the Day   
May Spell Doom 
for Faure Rule French Premier Stakes 
Future Control of Party 
on Assembly Ballot 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES 
PARIS—Backed in a cor- 
adroit parliamentary ma- 
neuvering, Premier Edgar 
Faure prepared to stake his 
government’s life today on 
a vote of confidence on his 
demand for early: elections. 
The general expectation 
at the National Assembly Thursday accident-free. 
gram, carried out nationally. 
he said. 
Part of the local program 
in December. 
“December is the 
| 
| explained, 
ers and 6 rural carriers travel | 
a daily average of over 1,000 | 
miles. i 
“Last year on SD Day we a 
  was that Faure would be 
voted out. The Assembly 
ballot was due early to- 
night. 
The resulting Cabinet crisis was: 
expected to last several weeks, 
with the next Cabinet to be only| 
a temporary team to arrange for 
election of the new Assembly in, 
the spring. A spring vote could be. 
billed as a compromise between 
the December date Faure sought 
and the balloting which otherwise 
would come in June, 
Officially the vote was sched- 
uled on the question of the As- 
sembly’s work schedule for this 
week, 
The House's Agenda Commitice 
recommended that it debate a mo- 
tion by Francois Mitterrand, major 
supporter of former Pierre 
  Made Against | Three Firemen Injured 
in White Lake Area 
Arson charges were filed in Ju- 
venile Court today against two 
‘White Lake Township juveniles 
who police say started a garage 
fire Sunday which injured three 
The boys, 11 and 12 years old, 
had been seen on previous occa- 
|sions playing near the building. 
Oakland County Sheriff's de- 
_ tective Leo Hazen, who investi- 
| gated the fire with White Lake 
| Township Patrolman Andrew 
| Plano, said the boys told bim 
they had been playing with | 
matches in the partially hay- 
filled garage, owned by Joseph 
Smith of 10 Union Lake Rd. 
Newspapers on the floor had ig- 
nited, they said, and in an effort               
thrown bales of hay on the fire. 
When the hay caught, they add- 
ed, they ran away, returning later 
to watch the fire. 
Smith estimated loss of the -build- 
ing at $2,000 or more. The stored 
| bay: he said, was worth $200. 
Ice Still Too Thin, 
Sheriff Irons Warns 
Sheriff Frank trons today 
warned County children and their 
parents that the ice on the county's 
200 lakes “is by no means safe 
for skating yet." 
“It takes several days of intense 
cold before the ice is safe,” Sher 
iff Irons continued, 
“Nearly every year we have to) 
pull somebody out, and that’s one. 
job we don’t want any part of.” 
Most smaller lakes and ponds 
froze over completely for the first 
time last night, as the temperature 
dropped to five degrees above zero 
at 9 p.m, and wind stilled. 
      Mendes-France, that Faure’s gov- 
ernment is no longer capable of 
leading the country. 
this debate so that discussion of 
the proposed new electoral law can 
go, ahead without interruption. 
Mendes-France, like Faure a mem- 4 Dead as Snow 
Smothers Buffalo | 
in 16-Inch Cloak 
BUFFALO, N. Y, & — A snow-| 
storm spawned over the Great! 
Lakes during the’ night crippled) 
ithis sprawling industrial city today, 
‘as even. the main thoroughfares 
became clogged. 
|* Four deaths were attributed to. 
the storm. 
_State police warned that all | 
| reads in and out of the storm- 
‘lashed metropolitan area were 
dangerous and many were im- 
JAN city schools, public and pa- 
|rochial, were closed. More than 50 ; 
    in Sunday Garage Fire) Faure called for,cancellation of others in suburbs and outlying) 
‘areas also were unable to open. 
|Many industries also shut their 
‘gates, and all downtown depart- 
ber of the Radical Socialist party, ment stores. 
and his. 
Premier. 
Faure already has lost on his 
original request for cleetions in! 
December, His last proposal was 
for a date in late January but that 
also seemed doomed, 
He admitted the hopelessness of 
his situation yesterday when asked 
to deliver.a brief after-luncheon 
address, the Premier said. 
“It is very usual for a dead 
man to reply to a funeral ora- 
tion,” 
Unruffled Merchant 
Tails Stickup Men LONG BEACH, Calif. «»—When 
two men held up market proprie- 
tor James G. Browning he didn't 
get panicky. 
When they left, he quietly fol-| 
lowed, He saw them enter. an 
apartment house. From a nearby 
service. station he telephoned po- 
lice. When officers knocked at an 
apartment door, Donald J. Robert- 
son, an oil field worker, answered. 
With him was Alton G. Gardner, a 
laborer, 
Browning identified Robertson as 
the man who leveled a revolver at 
him and took $93 from him. Po- 
lice said that amount was found in 
the man's pockets. The two were 
booked on suspicion of robbery. 
Rea 
Uncle Miltie’s Tired 
HOLLYWOOD (®—-Milton Berle, 
left a hospital four hours after he 
was taken there yesterday, suffer- 
ing from what was described as 
“extreme physical exhaustion.” 
His doctor ordered him to rest at 
home for a week to 10 days before! 
resuming his television work.   
  
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VaNses Rabe kgees Hhbeeee 
“WV & Radio Progrems....31 +e eae eee ae ee 
+” consideri 
‘our size,” Anderson said. “ 
ever, I'd like to see a study of all 
possibilities; that is, annexation, 
incorporation, 
  ford Township at heart, having 
| cerely feel that the survey should 
D-| Harold 
Greater Waterford T glad to appoint a committee to 
thake a study," he added. 
Helen Reese, president of the 
Waterford Township Business and 
Professional Women's Club, said, 
“T have the best interest of Water- 
been a resident since 1915, but be- 
fore committing myself on the 
question of annexation there are 
a ae 
“This merits joint thinking of 
the basic problems in order to 
‘ ol nave tia 
be made by « joint study group 
from the two areas involved.” 
Kruger, president 
‘ownship Busi- 
ness Men's Assn., said, ‘We would| 
be receptive to-the idea 6f a joint 
meeting of the Pontiac Chamber 
of Commerce along with a com- 
he Vs     of|senting both areas mittee of Waterford Township 
citizens who were not members of 
the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce 
and equal in size to the Chamber 
of Commerce Committee.” 
. Irwin Green, Drayton Plains 
merchant, favors incorporating the 
township as a whole. “Fer us local- 
ly,”’ he said, “it would be better, 
for in annexation we would be but 
a small part in a big city.” 
Adsit Stewart, Township Zoning 
Board member, said, “I've an open 
mind on the proposed study.” He 
suggested a study should also be 
made as to whether the township 
should incorpora’ 
Bruce Annett, realtor, suggested 
also that a joint committee repre- 
  should make 
the proposed study: ; 
“St! Places, People.” Color 
motion res. 
School A at 8 p.m. 
A few seats available at $1.80 each, ithe city. 
In. Buffalo, workbound thou- 
sands were stranded on street 
corners and in stalled cars. 
blocked 
cars, 
A Buffalo Transit Co, bus bound 
for Hamburg was unreported dur- 
ing the night but it reached the) 
Bethlehem Steel Plant in Lacka- 
wanna this morning, Passengers 
were given shelter -and fed at the 
plant, 
Five other buses were stalled) 
on the Lake Shore Road and pas- 
sengers huddled in hot dog stands 
and restaurants, Food was running 
low, + by sta 
      accidents this month to seer—— 
if accidents can be avoided had no accidents, and I think ‘our 
|over-all record: is wonderful, with 
toughest Only seven minor accidents so far 
month for postal drivers,’ Dean/this year,” the postmaster said. Post Office Drivers Pledg 
Support to S-D Campaign™“Pm™ The city’s post office drivers will support President {() Build Schools 
Eisenhower's Safe-Driving Day campaign to make 
is to stu e 
Postmaster Leslie H. Dean Sr. said today that the| 
effort will be part of. year-round safety training pro- 
“We are trying to make every day accident-free,” 
dy all department 
He gave this advice to postal 
He said that the 65 city driv- drivers and other drivers: 
“Be sportsmanlike, give the oth- 
er drivers the right of way. when | Getty’ sburg, told the 2,000 
‘in. doubt, obey speed and traffic 
jregulations ard there will be very his administration believes 'few accidents."   
Dulles Cautions 
‘on Political Talk Excesses of . Argument | 
«Nation, He Says 
WASHINGTON up—Secretary of 
State Dulles today called on Re- 
publicans as well as Democrats to 
avoid partisan foreign policy quar- 
rels which, he said, might “‘en- 
danger our nation." 
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Dulles suggested at a news con 
ference that Republicans, as well 
as Democrats, should avoid what 
he called “excesses” in debate on 
foreign policy in the eampaign. 
He said he himself is trying to 
avoid getting drawn inte “what 
would reasonably be considered a | 
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“| partisan position," 
Dulles said he has no pre: 
intention of making Republican 
Dulles refused to comment on 
criticisms of Eisenhower admin- 
‘istration foreign policy made by     Reads leading to pr city were | diai Stevenson, Gov. Averell Har- 
© ¢ passenger | +iman of New York, and other top 
Democrats. 
; te * * 
The meeting with newsmen was 
Dulles’ first since his return from 
the foreign ministers’ conference 
at Geneva. . . 
* 
Ariswering questions, Dulles said 
Democrats could well follow the 
example he said had been set by 
Republicans during the presiden- 
rn campaigns of 1944, 1948 and 
1962. : in Campaign Endangers ~— orum Opens President Uroes 
Accepting Funds 
But Warns Against Loss 
of Local Independence 
With ‘Too Much’ Aid 
WASHINGTON (INS)— 
The White House Confer- 
ence on Education begins 
its search for solutions to 
the nation’s school crisis 
today. 
. President Eisenhower, in 
‘a special message filmed in       ‘participants last night that 
‘in some federal assistance . 
to school districts but not 
at the price of “central con- 
trol.” 
The chief. éxecutive 
warned against “too much” 
dependence on federal aid, 
He declared: “If we depend too 
much on outside help, too much       
(See James Marlow story 
on page 2) 
on the federal government, we 
will lose independence and initia- 
tive.” j 
Eisenhower then added: “But 
if the federal goyernment does 
not step in with leadership and 
with providing credit and money 
where necessar 'y, there will be a 
lack of schools in certain im- 
portant areas, This cannot be 
allowed."   
Vice President Richard M. Nix. 
on, addressing the conference, said 
that “some additional federal ac- 
tivity and responsibility is inevit- 
able and necessary in the field of 
education.” 
But Nixon also warned that ‘we 
must remember that we want our 
education to be free and that free- 
dom and federal control are incom-: 
patible." = 
The conference is made up of 
some 1,400 delegates and 600° ob- ae ethene em en ene efi 
"Schimmel Is Delegate School board president Leuis 
H. Schimmel is attending the 
conference as a delegate from 
Pontiac. | 
Schimme! will take part in the 
  
servers ‘from 53 states and terri- 
tories. Discussions are scheduled 
in a mammoth series of “round 
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Vice Probe 
Still Continues. Meeting and Discussion 
With Officials of Area 
Delayed by Sickness 
An investigation is continuing 
into reports of extensive teenage 
vice activities in Southern Oakland 
and. Northern Wayne Counties, 
Chief Assistant Oakland Prosecutor 
George F. Taylor said today, 
  |he had killed it with a shotgun 
    
Sleuth Bags 
Deer Twice 
in Thief Hunt 
WAUSAU, Wis,: (INS)—Kenneth 
Treu bagged an_ eight-point buck 
He stopped to celebrate at a tav- 
ern. : 
Then he found his prize had 
been taken from the fender of his 
car, Treu turned sleuth and wracked) 
down a possible suspect who had 
‘an eight point buck but claimed   with a rifle bullet ‘in the neck.| ”    
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area when an unnamed juvenile) An examination of the buck bore 2 ‘ tne, 
claimed to Detroit Police that other out Treu’s contention that the ani- © ren’s 
youths were carrying home-made;mal had been shot in the neck. i. which now occupies most of the 
. guns, ‘vie marihuana cigar- Hunter Treu had bagged his deer constraction work | store’s lower level, will allow for. 
ettes and engaging in other unlaw- a second time. be started early in more complete coverage in their 
ful activities ———se ~ hm hopes, “ready w a 
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Taylor said a planned meeting w§ tG | plans indicate that : architect’ ‘gketch , i 
discuss the. situation with Detroit; ovie enera addition on Witt ia: Seiten dieserada be fendy 
Police Commissioner Edward Pig- added immediately |about mid-January, he said, Jacob- gins and Detroit Juvenile Judge ° é ; struc-|son's Home Decorative Shop. on Nathan Kaufman has been tempo- Writes the Rules ——!North Woodward, just across the 
rarily delayed because of the ill- street from the future children’s ness of Oakland Prosecutor Fred-| apparel building, is currently in 
erick C, Ziem, Red C and: See i an ‘ Y . ed Commander to - peer epee geo ae tt 
ch eas ae Gok ol ee Cee Gertld W. Dougherty [frm dens pie ‘ar investigating the) When He Returns ss aa Ae i ete es 
reports, Taylor. i fase Pomtae Lake Ra led Sur|iae night when aflected property 
Inquest Date Slated mander in Berlin was ready to! officials huddled yesterday on what to do about the reopening of the "meadows and farm land. The matter for debate among the officials |e had been in i "eee seen rake okeer tor : : _|protest strongly today the deten-| Gettysburg battlefield observation tower just east of President Eisen- was: How much of a security risk is involved in public use of the |"0"™ - “in Fort Wayne,|wideniig Willits Street between | in Woman’s Death tion of four Americans by East| hower’s farm home. The big steel tower, right, affords an excellent tower? The tower has been closed since Nov. 11 when the President | He was born i Fit SAWN I a” pases” the City , Berlin police, but his Soviet coun-' view of the President’s rebuilt farm home and its surrounding arrived. ne It gem Elaine’C. Brocker-|Commission compromised and 
| The death of a Southfield Town-|‘TPA't was stalling. | 3 man. POE, uo wlauete es 7 ship women in a Royal Oak osteo- Bees , S ‘ 5 ; plasterer, a ' Lawmakers based their de- 
‘ pathie surgeon's office will be in- Anecnetets oly eee ANON LOL Strike weal In Two Membersfrance Returns snes here three years ago | tision on a traffic by T. 
i ‘ @ coraner’s in-| this morning on the text of the pro- . , ' from Dalles, Tex.. M, Vanderstempel, engi. 
| ELSES Ses Fo Gann t moe 3 eerste Cloce Bridges of Sylvan Lake Council | Dees tener, | Decne one Saar 7 a a ’ - E 1 1 anol ed b ter, % 1d 
4 : ke F bi oder _ a. bd —_ on how harsh the fo ose [ | ges Two newly elected members of to sections 4.1 and 4.2 of cwvater {0 Assembly Stieabeth M. St sae of Pontiac) congestion be experienced eee 
a Mrs. D Campbell, 33, of Bete Gen. = + : be: - | the Sylvan Lake City Council have) Services.” “4 and a son, Gerald W. Daugherty! aiong Maple between Woodward 
is ~ gl ae me ee Said the general was out on| Highway Official Says been — eas R.., pew, city woter operating Cancellation of Algeria)! ners Ss Wile ond Chester, especially during 
a entered the doctor's office for|insbection, and an appointment! Walkout Will Halt Span} wood, and Willard’ L. McRae, of 26 and became effective Oct. 29/ Debate Brings Alphand!o¢ Farmington, and a sister, Mrs.) wee ‘acute : treatment of an asthma condition. 4 Projects in State 1668 Inverness, were elected to It is presently being printed for' Back to New York Violet Smith of Pontiac, also sur- — ity pa ray ge 
A six-person coroner's jury will) _TR® American commandant the posts in a city election held) circulation. vive ects of O86 type wittise 
” assemble at 9:30 a.m. in Probate| “@s was placed in the entbar- Nov. 8 Both will serve three-year! Before any connection is made! . The Rev. Paul R. Havens of| Alay supreved wee Ge pay- 
Ms Court to conduct the inquest, caid| T®**ing position of being forced | LANSING @®—State Highway De-| terms. to any water’ main, application) UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (INS) ithe First Methodist Church will)ing between and Bates, 
ae Taylor. to walt until Dibrova saw fit to partment officials were hopeful to-| In other Sylvan Lake affairs,|for a permit must be made in|—France ends today her U.N. as-jofficlate at ~the service in the|the city paying rh Pa Hd 
p Dr. John J. Marra, Pontiac Gep-| %°¢ Mim--and that could be days. /day that a carpenters’ strike sched-| applications for connection to city’s) writing by -the owner, or his bly boycott over the Algerian|Pursiey Funeral Home at 1 pm) a eve 
| eral Hospital pathologist, and Dep-| Meanwhile, Dasher conferred to-|Wed ;for Sunday would be water main were requested filed) authorized agent, of the premises) |i. . ‘Thursday. Buria} will be —in/i0 Paving ‘om a by nas di : uty Coroner Dr. LW. Seeing: wih ty Criinh ead Yrecmaiel Stews 8 Sets works an ctaiaite Gir Gly eh Ry eee fp be served, ot tha aioe of tens ‘ ee Parkview Memorial Cemetery eae 
are expected to testify. Dr. Spohn| commanders in the divided city to| bridge projects. : city clerk. - Chief Frenc Livonia. : 
signed the death certificate and discuss poster unten ae -__) : ‘ City Manager Ernest L. Ethier — . mh Deleguts Jietve seepiacninrn Soong traffic —— gn 
Dr. Marra did ex-| volved two U. S. congressmen, as|_ The carpenters, members of the reported that no connection could|Alphand said he woula take his). Edward Goddard een Maple and Willits, a 
> well' as a rash of recent Com-| Michigan State Carpenters Coun- oe ve be made until the applicant, pays | seat in the global forum for the ° \osdppanctt oo pougee _ 
munist police attacks. cil, called the strike against the to the city regulated fees first time in 60 days when the| Mrs. Edward (Minerva David)/ 4. on Bates just north of Maple, 
2 * aaa nero ee es on the size of the service desired. a.sombly meets at 3.p.m. EST to| Goddard, 85, of 32 W. Strathmore) | iding 9 “storage” lane ior cars The quartet of Americans heid|' 0 ‘ae tgs t imit Ethier said that pressure ond) tit peanparons on Ave died yesterday morning ati entering the Wabeek parking lot 
at gunpoint by East German police | MCnCases | / nge benefits in a chlorination of the system are now * y oot decisions *O" the home of her daughter, Mrs. 
Harel C. Outertag RNY), od " eee represents we the Setsce ot be gi penis cay She had pling Setuina Sane 60.98 Wo dee ( : The association Economi Says Son to use tt ven) France walked out of the As- gate St. ox 
S Edward P. Boland (D-Mass)—Os- eastens wits shave fan 60 om ist = Nation’ © the citizens upon acceptance by sembly on Sept. 30 when the (months. son lot across the street will issue 
ay tertag’s wife and Lt. James T-.| cent of State Highway Depart Owes 453 Billion More the city of the mains and the world body voted to debate Al- Born in Knoxville, Iowa July 17,| parking stubs at least three 
: | Tn keto ae ee Than Law Permits —" the State Health De-) gerian demands tor ne goa heat e pe sherdnare aaa ~ soy Ap Regan ~fesan 
| viet sector J. C. Schaub, special In other business, it Was ®0-| sternal matter a A aeoctical worse, Mrs. Godderd ye es : | * * * agree for the department, +e DETROIT #—The chairman of nounced that December 1955 . . attended school in Missouri and Norman Nadel, drama critic, will 
The U_ S. party, which included|"® #* “hopeful something can belie Citizens Committee “for the} county and school taxes were due} Alphand also will be called ©M\came to Pontiac in 1921 ies Sons, crest Baer 
ie a West Berlin chauffeur, was re- negotia' Hoover Report says that 20 million| by Dec. 10, A penalty of four to vote on the Southwest African)peen q member of the First Baptist - one Stem My 
a leased after four hours and sev- ees dollars a year have been saved in| Oe Se% will be added starting) question—one of the issues which |Church sifice 1942 and was a mem; i7 Soe se te 
iS aor — ; b the department 'Sline Post Jan. 21, 1956 for those delinquent). npted ‘another member, the|ber of the Berean Class of her) 4:1.° cnunnist for the Columbus shinee. 8 LS vo Office Department. alone : : 
"Las... doen ils ispute, although] as a result of Hoover Commission| he c; Mien’ iss Sproved| Un!0n offSouthsAtrice, to withdraw |chureh.. > Citizet, Nadel will address the 
il We ille Woman. se": union-association meet-| studies. > a ae 8 een ee from the remainder of the session.| surviving are four childresi, closed meeting at 8:15 p.m. af the 
° one oge gs o>8. 36 ‘ane é ittee| Bloomfield Township for use of fn yas oath sg Se ak aie "Tn eer he received, ‘With 
in Critical Condition It the strike materializes, he is, committee! fire department, $2,300 per year} By coincidence, Alphand was re-| MYrWe Howard Lindsay and \ chairman, told the Detroit Eco- Lawrence W. David of Pontiac Lindsay 
said, it would affect only nomic Club yesterda that ““busi.| r five runs and $75 per run after/turning on the same day the rs, Goddard at whose home |Stevens, the Variety citation for 
Mrs. L. Dormire ot Construction projects. Hi g hw ®Yiness ts abunute veeaitel runs. French government undergoes a| “4 Mrs. = contributions to the 
Webberville, was reported in “‘crit-|Projects could continue as : critical test vote in the Paris Na-| "** “ed. theater,” the first ‘time a drama ical” sintiien ie’ estan "ad *.* *@ Pea Otter” ANS H Sol ti tional Assembly: The government’s| She is also survived by 14 grand-|_,itic has ever won the award, 
Pontiac General Hospital after an C. J, Carroll, executive secre- ; owe unts unon chances for survival were reported| children, 18 great - * * 
yesterday morning at| mi ot tne aasociation, said union eg cade: Aer ol 0 im. and six great The appointment of Herbert H. 
mem | viees have realized similar sav- . > ae 5 , 
chery, td Aor ode neues te Sete See pres otoasrees (FO SCHOOL Problems | ria srince to erne’s |stats at srs Tre| svg Sea omen oe BGG Sigh Givwctly into the pet ofl n,n ee we Se Mare Cee 8 ee need ne ome (Continued From Page One) | moved last sight when the po- |28Y 8t 1:30 p.m. in the Hunton) American Bankers Assn. has 
a five-ton gravel truck. oar roe << | Cae atemntals eaten ca leben” weld. Seems. Mtical committe voted 4 to 0 |Funerel Home. Burial wilt icllow) been ammounced Ay Fuad I. * * : z ‘an s . PYORTeSS-| 1. a Si-nation resolution shely- |? White Chapel Memorial Ceme-| Florenea, president, 4 
Mrs, Dormiire suffered a concus-|\Commission Meeti ‘ badge ively smaller in number. ing discussion on the Moroccan |'**Y- predtest of the Mestnghes 
City Hall, sion and chest injuries. Her grand-|Colled Off for Tonight “The Women’s Army Corps,” he| Thus, the views of the delegates] question. in eematie National Bonk, 
‘ : porn may = 4, is in “fair” i some cane neta a on six key educational problems * « *® Victoria, Richard lectures will be 
5 an Residents| inte acerstion an od Te Sorta meranveGlatnce World War If have there|"il be “distilled” for final sub-} The Algerian question wasiand Mark Johnson fates OY Wet Bev, Banas Fonte of , conference| dropped from discussion by the St. James Episcopal Church, the The truck driver, Herbert Cum-|be no City Commission meeting|been more than 15,000 women in|mission as the official Victoria, Richard and Mark John- . mings, 31, of 36 Sanderson Ave.,| ton the service. ‘They have enough|report. enanimons decision of the Assamb| "inten of Bir. an Drs. 12-|nanisY whe egheee “Beteliede and in Dark for 1 Hour was treated for bruises and re-| With the exception of Com-|uniforms to last 10 years.” The round table procedure, Fudey. France. praigay-ae iit & Johnson, 9 W. Beverly|Duty” and. “"Resourcefulness and s leased. ' | missioners Roy V. Cooley, all the} He also reported that @ Spot) which bans floor debate-and vot- |, St. are at the Pursley Foresight,” will be at 11 a.m. Dec. About 200 ; check of one Air Force supply nounced it would return to the ses- | m. ? _wesidents of the ' lawmakers are attending the four- ing, was challenged last night... : Home where service will be held!7 and Dec. 14-at 10 a.m. 
Sylvan Lake area were without|Rock and Bang ‘Em day American Municipal Congress depot showed there were enough by a lone woman delegate, Mrs. * * Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial will 
normal electrical power for more nae ‘which opened Sunday in Miami,|items on hand to last from 9 to 69) Eamand D. Campbell, a mem-| Eagerness of the French to re-|be in Oak Hill Cemetery. ‘ ‘ “ti Ca. 
oniggrgegs } Go 0 Detron Eat-|Andorem tee on The weekly meeting for the fol-\quoTES FIGURES Board, asked that the confer: | moir decision not to await Assemb-|the Victory Tabernacle, Lincoln ; 
son line, © _  jsince a month. Came hunt-| lowing week is slated for Tuesday.| «we dare not pile on waste any) CMe be permitted to consider |iy ratification of the political com-|Park will officiate. School Addition Bids 
A spokesman for Edison said|i"€ Season and his friends Dec. 6 when the six are due back|ionger,”” Francis continued as he| Teselutions—which would require | mittee’s vote to shelve Morocco.| The children were burned in a I tig Se site coeaeed by 0 bearned Om 8 On ee jin the city. bi-partisan support| * floor vote. The Assembly is expected to act}udden fire at their home Satur- 
See eee Oe nag Br omg oo on tor the Hoover Commission report.| However, Neil McElroy of Cin-jon the matter later this week. . |¢ay. Richard, twin brother of Vic] BLOOMPIELD HILLS < At a 
id poles a a Group life insurance plans date! “He told the Economic Club that|cinnati, chairman of the confer- 9.8.9 toria, 2 yrs, old, died Saturday.| special Schoo! Boerd meeting lest ae ogee: shout the national debt is closer to 700/ence, indicated to newsmen that| The Assembly this afternoon will| Victoria and the baby, 8 months)/" EO) Mt ne ae 
a billion dollars than the 247 billion/despite protests the procedure) approve commition, feb-jcid Mark, died at Pustios Genwalle, were received t 
. Teachers ee ee AR? ames Killian Jr., jrean un " em I. 
; heliag se 3 wi eded tha ara (of the Massachusetts Institute of|U.N. session. The -committee/ Edward P, O'Reilly Prod yer ee construction, me- 
Concer Tl) | dittion dotiar known debt, 240 |Technology. opened today’s discus-| passed & U.S. - sponsored resol) 11 p10 will be recited at.Sithe ‘work . totaled pe pen . . billions of loans, 1¢1 billions of (109 on “What Should Our Schools) tion which implies that North Ko-| || 0 cee the Aetrok Cooscact os wit 
inate ak tae ser. |Accomplish?” rean Communist refusal to agree/° © SS Slee he eaorea ; ontracting and Engineer- jobs in private businesd or) Fue" . pod. Siena tar eatead Killian declared that all partici-|to free elections bars any solution gr dene we” Tr _ ing Co. submitting the low con- 
stay home. * program. goal of the schools should be “the a The Aner i tale Chacch mi| Bide included © septe tank 
Ran, cemiatieeet oth a, see Commiaien, bedding A Credit Union 2" nag ‘| and drain eld not ‘8. Otfice of Education, est- tion. oun HY UNION [4,0 remy award P| Mgured tn the board's $180,000 there was a shortage of"Y ~former President Herbert) He said: “We insist upon keep-|_ O'Reilly, son of the deceased, wili| “timate, and accounting sub- qualified teachers thie year.|Hoover, was formed by Congress|ing this freedom even if some of] Pia uet Scheduled be celebrant of the Mass. Burial| *tamtially for the approximate * 2* @. to study governmental operations tidy advantages inherent in q will follow in Mount Ceme-| #46000 added over the first esti- 
number of cllege grad-jand récommend economies. standardization iaust be, foregone| od sw. 94 mate, going down. ‘ we are all well aware stand- County ~ i. : 
x apie hee th ee Francis urged that {ts recom-lardization and freedom rarely go|Credit Union will hold its Mr, O'Reilly is survived by his} Bids will be studied by the ar 000 were graduated, In|™endations still outstanding be put|together. And we cling to this) annual banquet Jan. wife and six children, the Rev.chitect and returned Monday for 
1955 the number was 285,000. They|into-effect “before the nation gets/freedom for the individual even at 6:30 p.m. in the Elks Temple,|Father Edward O'Reilly of Rose-| approval. The board will also hold 
were of the weneration horn in th~|caught up in the political swirl of | though it looks at times as though|114 Orchard Lake Ave., according| Ville, Mrs. Phillip Jordan of Las/a special session Thursday to re- 
. Births picked up durin” : the welfare of the nation were|to Robert C, Miller, program chair-/ Vegas, Nev., Mary Blizabeth,|ceive bids for the new six class- 
Rend ianc The number spa ee suffering from it.” - os mee. sib diai dak Wiledind ie ye a William O'Reilly, — over Be see on West- « ; “@ ”- ew i ! * * 
aduates in the future Bay City Local Halts arene othe dhortage of acien.|be elected and the dividend for| A sister, Mrs. Frank McKenna, : 
a President's committee on Avto-Lite Production dete & inion GallLane® Aostnanh, Spicer WANG MOSES Yon. Aree ney Ser eee ot vee rere Bh 
White House conférence says CITY uw — Production he is “convinced that the Ameri-jnounced later. _|Sunday, : lepers ive new centers 
c 96,696 of those graduated) naited today ot Blectric Auto(can system of finding voluntary| Reservations can be made at the PE grou the Gold Coast is reported by in 1955 were qualified|; ite Co, when 1,000 members uf| Ways to meet such crises is better|¢redit union office, third n Lee Youngquist. | Accr=. 
is tees “Ta cae aieniet io abe wan injected Inte’ the conterence (have been invited, regardless offmonth old:son of David L. and Special | The fund says that to “maintain a thecting 00 tie = today. whether they are credit union|Maureen Sweet Youngquist, wast 
e present overall pupil-teacher| 00" Tee te ven tn a nation| clarence M. Mitchell, a confer-members, said Miller, Guests are dd on artival at Pontiac Gen- jf | ratio, the schools will have to en- : 6 en ence delegate rn the | welcome, Se Hospital last night.- a ae a 
pry eg Emery hanged mgt eg eng Te at eo lary to yoens. : a. Junk TEk portage wie oil War hese pre- rs mee os . i r vf i 4 ee . vious 35, The colleges and univers-| Discharges, production stand-|charged southern states reorle. This May Do It £ Ree. Dees. at Ce Souder et ee ee 
ities will_Kave to add more teach-|ards and wages at the local level «detying” the Supreme Court's ban LOS ANGELES #—Pol . Youngquist, make their home]. reasss rage ADVANTAGE ers. in the next 15 years than in involved. The on school seg to get the’ upper hand Jat 4005 Elizabeth Lake Rd. Theil a» all previous history combined,” | any has Michigan plants’ ‘Therefore, the NAACP official Angeles’ freeway traffic a ee See Rese pom 
The natjonal average of teach-|at Port Huron said, his organization questions by using a helicopter to spot jamsjolic Church. =si—( ss sl CALL PE 2.6424 ers’-pay in 1954-55 for, grammar — — _ _ |whether delegates from such states|The City Board of Public Prayer service will be at 10:07 0 schools was $3,614 and’ for high| After 10 years of residence in|could legally receive travel ex-|has authorized " alWednesday moriing in the Donel-] Pather & Sen schools, $4,194, The average ‘one aes ne from the government to landing area er tesinet vith ‘bur- Plant end Office, 941 : “both was $3,816. f “a villa at Cannes, _ ; ial’ in Waterford Center Cemetery 
      
                           
          
    
  
   
    
     
        
        
   
       
                                     
           
         
    
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  wae Gane nes othe theory| en's Oa a a aera oe coogi wera Bg Sadi Mas placed. on twogear probation| 
trusted. Others unpaid! Sore than George B. Hartrick. : sere land assessed $150 court costs yes- 
but ~certainly not - pt Be lao eagy ghey sym Roberts admitted Nov. 21 steal-| Greece has imposed a new regu-terday by Oakland County Circuit 
.|sultants, . ; ns. *'thed ‘cemnat batt anid a ing clothing Nov. 9 from a clean-|ldtion restricting petroleum com-|Judge George B. Hartrick. 
ut se ih.ctsaalendumah % aulleue saad tondh lout ena plant at 28681 Northwestern|pany profits to amounts ont: Eecwer sini mee oe 
ee ee a ne ant color manenee. Hwy., Southfield Township. owes. ste ocqumatagt md betore two girls in Pontiac 
anything for them. women n they went . . ‘Some merchants say the wite/along with thlir. busbands. they|Jail Term, Probation 
spurs the husband into spending} Were listened to on the matter of| Thomas Winegar, 22, of 136 S.J more on his appearance than he/fit, but seldom consiilted: about| Edith St., yesterday was placed on s 
te detien would if he weren’t nagged. They| fabric, color, brand or price. two-year probation and assessed |i ie @ 
pe eo report 50 per cent of their sales : ay the teary, tht 6 woman, woullot men's sts are made wile bef eee ag © bij 
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      Plea of Guilty Entered 
.iby Harold S. Thrower 
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have been bringing into the U.S.) There is no law against shipment 
stocks on the 
Juan Islands off Washington state. 
No one knows hew many small state commerce. 
The rabbits may solve one prob-:             ‘lem for the nation, though. Cog-| 
colonies of the long-ears have |ceivably, they could eat enough to Denzil Allen said he sold his half by T. 
been shipped from Washington to 
satisfy hunters and dog clubs but | 
they are known to have shown | 
up in Pennsylvania, Maryland, 
sa wets at ees: Writer of Williams’ ‘Speeches Gets OK -. to establish 
colonies may explode into a plague. | LANSING w® — Gov. Williams’ 
Once established in a locality, new speech writer, after a brief) 
the rabbits resist extermination trial period on the governor's per- 
more than rats or mosquitoes, “sonal payroll, has been placed on 
NATIONS PLAGUED j the state payroll, it was disclosed 
England, France, Australia and today. 
New Zealand are already being) The executive office said that 
plagued by millions of rabbits, hop-| James G. Crowley, former Detroit 
ping, eating, breeding and denud- and Washington, D.C., newspaper- 
ing the earth to such an extent man and radio commentator, was 
that sheep have starved, | eegass on the office payroll Oct. ‘eliminate future agricultural sur- 
pluses, 
anyone who tries 
playing with fire, since one of. the| 
| started at $7,621 a year and has been jumped to $8,268. In an- other three pay periods he will be raised to $8,915, the office said. . 
| Williams announced Oct. 6 ‘that 
ihe was employing Crowley with controversy 
the nation, It seems 
divided on whether Under civil service rules he | 
        Washington state authorities re-\“‘private funds” temporarily to 
fuse to do anything about the|prepare data for the special legis- 
question, contending that those who lative session. 
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HE rany DOU! * It's a delightful Christmas 
fairy story that could truly 
have happenes to your four- 
year-old...“The Fairy Doll,” 
by Rumer Godden. 
Every day'is Christmas 
with 10 adopted 
children and 3 of their own 
* Learn why the Carotas, of a> ly was their destiny... how 
they happily manage on his 
salary of $480 a month as an 
atomic engineer at the Uni- 
versity of California... why: 
they simply asked for “any 
child who needs a home” in 
“No Place Like Home at 
Christmas,” 
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old-fashioned Christmas with 
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recipes from the greatest 
cooks. of. Colonial Virginia. 
Also: from Italy, eight simply 
B dclicioms, authentic. dishes, 
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in “Let Yourself Glow.” 
- Also— 
St8 wow A COMMUNNTY finds the 
true meaning of Christmas 
love in “The Miracle at St. 
Columba's Kirk.” 
\ Read the touching, exhausting 
things that happened in his 
recent campaigns for gover- 
nor... for President. 
OR. SPOCK talks with mothers 
F. about children's jealousy... 
” parental tensions that result. 
A YOUNG ROYAL COUPLE'S exciting 
fight for love and happiness 
—"“We Lost Our Throne,” 
oa, by ex-Queen Alexandra of 
Yugoslavia, 
‘Tn all: 37 articles, 
4 stories and features, 
  Berkeley, decided a big fami- _ 
|Township School Board members! sors, some glue and a little imagin-   GOING HOME—aAlberto Gainza Paz, former editor and publisher 
of La Prensa in Buenos Aires, gets a helping hand from his wife as 
he packs in his New York apartment preparatory to returning to Ar- 
‘gentina. Paz was forced into exile when former dictator Juan Peron 
seized La Prensa in 1951. Since Peron's ouster there have been un- 
official reports the ‘paper. would be restored to Pez. 
Use Old Cade 
for Decorations Taylor Board — 
Reviews Plan 2 Wrapping Gitts 
S " Offi ° ° ean put those old Christmas cards 
ool icials Given which have been gathering dust 
State Proposal on Row, ‘for the past year to use by using 
Over Traffic Light ithem to decorate your gift pack- 
jages. 
DBARBORN (INS) — Taylor) All you need is q pair of scis-| 
today were studying a four-point! ation and you're all set. . 
proposal submitted by the State) 
Highway Commission in an effort! 
to solve the row over a traffic’ maging appa = 
light at Cypress and =| jueni enn the Chcteten 
, | cards: Santa, noinsettias, snow- 
men, holly, angels, wreaths, or 
| whatever else appeals te your | First , wrap your gifts in plain 
* * . 
The board members agreed last) 
night to review the recommenda- 
tions of a survey made by the 
Highway Department, faney. 
Arrange them in groups or sing-; 
ly on the packages, holding them 
in place with a little glue. 
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erection of a traffic light at the 
intersection, for which township 
mothers have picketed, it ap- 
peared the problem would re- 
main unsettied. 
The recommendations included: 
1. Reduction of the speed limit) can achieve after a little practice. 
on Telegraph between Van Born) To create a delightful winter 
and Brest from 50 to 45 miles an|scene slant g ribbon across a To complete the job, tie them up 
with brightly colored ribbons, us- 
ing bits of holly, little bells, tinsel 
and. Christmas seals for garnish. 
Here are a few suggestions on | 
the many startling effects you 
  eft turns and U-turns on Tele-| a © hour. package and paste some jolly snow 
* * ® |people on it as though they were 
2. Prohibition of all but three'tumbling down a slide. 
graph between Vow Born and| You might. try designing the 
Northline. This also’ in@ludes the| wrapping to suit the gift or the 
prohibition of two left turns onto porsonality of. the person who w 
Telegraph from Ames and Byers |receive it. ee. 
Roads. | If your friend is a chess player, | 
you can create a checkerboard | 
| motif with a red and green 
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4. Rerouting school buses to) If the present is for a skiing 
eliminate their crossing Telegraph. /enthusiast, a mountain scene de- 
Orville Jones, superintendent of|picting skiers would be appropri- 
the township schools, told Harold ate. 
Baueric, assistant, state highway 
commissioner, and William L. Mar- Mou 
vin, Detroit district traffic engineer se Interrup ts Radio 
of the Highway Commission, that Broadcast 20 Minutes 
the board would let them know) . 
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and speed up rather than lessen'mouse crawled into a 220-volt 
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when 1,000 kilowatts of power) e * * * 
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the disputed intersection, 
        
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1955 
Holiday Traffic Toll Worst in State Annals — 
State officials are justifiably con-   
  
rerned about the heavy Thanksgiv- 
ing Day traffic toll. 
Besides many serious injuries, a to- 
tal of 22 persons lost their lives in 
Michigan automobile crashes. This is 
more than twice as mahy deaths as 
the nine which occurred on Thanks- 
giving Day 1954. 
* * * 
More alarming, this record is 
the worst for any one day holi- 
day in State history and accounts 
for 20 per cent of all 116 deaths 
reported in the United States over 
the holiday. 
Governor WiiuiaMs, shocked. by 
the unprecedented slaughter, has 
asked State Police Commissioner 
Cups to study and make a detailed 
report on every one of these fatal ac- 
cidents, © 
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What baffles them and every- 
‘ one else interested in highway 
- safety, is why 19 of these fatal- 
ities occurred between 5 p.m. 
‘ and midnight. The weather was 
ideal, roads were dry and traffic 
- Was not unusually heavy. Per- 
_ haps these excellent conditions 
' were contributing factors, 
Whatever the case, these Thanks- 
giving Day deaths should make every 
Michigan motorist resolve anew to 
obey every highway safety rule_to the 
letter. 
Equal State Aid Asked 
for Parochial Schools 
. In a statement issued at Washing- 
ton, the Roman. Catholic hierarchy   
has asked for equal church school: 
tights to financial grants and aids 
now accorded public schools. 
This statement says that be- 
cause church schools “emphat- 
ically are an integral part of the 
"American education system and 
’ are carrying a large share of the 
educational burden, they have 
full right to be considered and 
dealt with as components of the 
. system.” , ; 
The church further contends that 
“students of these schools have the 
tight to benefits from those measures, 
grants or aids which are manifestly 
designed for the health, safety and 
welfare of American youth, irrespec- 
tive of the school attended.” 
This newspaper recognizes the 
great progress made by parochial 
schools in the United States. 
There now are more such excel- 
lent schools here than in any 
other country. We rejoice in the 
fact that this has been possible 
_ because of the religious liberty 
guaranteed by our Federal Con- 
stitution. 
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But we must point out that the 
same Constitution which guarantees 
. that religious freedom also explicitly 
‘decrees separation of church and 
state. So explicit is this Constitutional 
barrier that in 1947 the Supreme 
Court held in a New Jersey case: 
“No tax in any amount, large 
or small, can be levied to sup- 
port any religious activities or in- 
stitutions, whatever they may be 
called, or whatever form they 
may adopt to teach or practice clic schools, finanelal assistance 
would necessarily have to be accorded 
all other church and private schools. 
Helicopter Saves 21 * * * 
in Epic of Sea and Air 
No more thrilling chronicle of sea - 
and air has been written than the 
helicopter rescue of a wrecked ship's 
crew of 21 off the northeast tip of 
Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. 
For 28 hours the Kismet’s Greek 
  had clung to their foundering vessel 
before, they saw any hope of escap- 
ing death. Then a Canadian Navy 
helicopter, which had been grounded 
by the fierce gale, was able to make 
the first of four rescue flights to the 
“pattered ship’s deck. 
Only stouthearted men brave the 
northern seas at this time of year. 
It is good to know that equally stout- 
hearted men are willing and able to 
go to their aid in times of peril. . 
  “A survey of large corporations un- 
covers only one, a manufacturer of 
chocolate, that has no vice president.” 
—Trade note. On the other hand, 
we've heard tell of a corporation that 
had so many vice presidents it had 
to add still another one—a vice presi- 
dent in charge of vice presidents. 
  
A MULE may break a farmer's leg 
by kicking him, but he won’t turn 
over on him and mash him to death, 
as a tractor will do if it gets the 
chance. 
    
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The Man About Town 
Let’s Make Pledge 
With Ourselves to Assist 
in Observance of $-D Day 
Safe Driving Day: When we're 
asked to drive as we always 
should drive.   
  
MAT is asking readers of this column to 
make a pledge to themselves for a better 
observance of all safe driving rules. If we 
have any bad accidents on 
National Safe Driving Day, 
let us not have any member of the MAT 
family on the guilty. list. It is our inten- 
tion to consult with 
Clyle R. Haskill, 
Pontiac chairman for that event of Dec. 
1, and the local officials, and ascertain if 
any guilty person belongs to our family. 
And let’s keep up the habit, we learn in 
this observance of the day. 
  
Giving $25,000 to Flint’s college and cul- 
tural development fund are 
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L. Wiles, 
placing them among the substantial con- 
tributors to this $15 million project. Now 
Buick Division manager, Mr. Wiles got 
his start with General Motors in Pontiac 
in 1928. , 
  A bear that he came across near Van- 
derbilt was so close to 
Horace Martindale 
of Drayton Plains that he could hear him 
grunt, but disappeared in a ravine before 
he could shoot. Horace says the animal . 
. made a derisive back kick befure vanish- 
ing from view. 
  
A lemon tree, now three feet high, in 
the home of 
* Mrs. Justin Parvu 
of Wixom, has two lemons, each as large 
as a grapefruit. 
The leopard, panther, mountain lion, 
wild cat or whatever it was that was seen 
a couple of years ago around Leonard, 
Holly and some other Oakland county 
points, has evidently moved to Ann Arbor, 
where it was recently seen near the 
stadium. This causes . 
Randall Van Wert 
to suggest that it-may be a wolverine.   
  
The new captain of the Detroit state 
police post, 
Jack Warner, 
is a Pontiac area resident, living at 3425 
West Long Lake: Road. 
een 
Pontiac’s nearest neighboring city, 
Sylvan Lake, has chosen 
Mayor Anthony Kreps 
for his seventh term. Congratulations, 
Tony. : 
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After trapping along the Clinton and 
Huron Rivers for over a quarter century, 
Hank Friskhorn 
of Pontiac Lake, looks for a big muskrat 
crop during the open season which runs 
_ from Dec. 1 to Jan, 15. The muskrat 
houses seem more numerous than ever. 
    Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weber 
* of 198 East Iroquois Rd.; golden wedding. 
; John Wedow 
of 54 South Roselawn Dr.; eighty-fourth 
birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Clark 
of Birmingham; golden wedding. 
Mr. and Mrs, James Brooks 
|; golden wedding. THE PONTIAC PRESS. ro "TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1955 
  “Let’s Put It In His Glove—For Luck”   
David Lawrence Says:   
Critics of Nevada A tomic Blasts Think 
Nothing of Soviet Hydrogen Bomb Tests WASHINGTON —Strangely 
enough, now that the Russians 
have exploded a powerful hydrogen 
bomb, there is no wave of pro- 
test from the same quarters which 
criticized the Atomic Energy Com- 
mission in recent months for test- 
ing bombs in Nevada. 
It will be inferred that when 
“the Russians do it, the critics in 
this country and abroad think it's 
He said the United States “‘can- 
not afford to take a chance’ and 
that, “if you're in a contest, as 
at a high altitude, there. was no 
mental people are in India sup- 
posedly to encourage the ‘‘neu- 
tralist” government there. to keep 
on shouting for “peaceful coexis-. 
tence," it doesn’t seem to bother 
the’\Kremlin to pick just such a 
time’.to explode the most powerful | 
hydrogen bomb Russia has ever 
tested. 
SENATOR SPEAKS 
Information as to what Russia 
is up to comes from a variety 
of sources -- not the least sensa- 
tional being a speech by Senator 
Stuart Symington, of Missouri 
Democrat, who was formerly sec- 
retary of the Air Force under 
the Truman adminigtration. Speak- 
ing at a political dinner this week 
in Baltimore, Symington said in 
rt: 
“The future looks worse. For a 
great many years, since 1920, the 
Soviets have been working contin- 
uously on guided and ballistic mis- 
siles. They obtained much help 
from the Nazis in this field. 
“In this country we have been 
  
  
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was said that no information could 
be made available, as this would 
highly secret matter. 
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Doctor Forwards Arguments 
Against Tonsil Removals 
cause for congratulation rather 
than censure.” 
The Minnesota medical journal 
editorial was inspired by my ad- 
ternative for tonsillectomy for a i 
A fairly effective method that is 
safe instead of a method that in- 
volves the risk of life in every 
instance, 
I still plump for diathermy (elec- 
‘tro-coagulation) treatment as the 
method of choice for infected ton- 
sils, . ‘ 
Your life is your own to risk 
recklessly if you wish. I'm a cow- 
ard and wouldn’t risk mine if I had 
infected tonsils. 
HE'D SUBMIT IF— 
T’'d submit to tonsillectomy if 1 
had tuberculosis, actinomycosis, 
syphilis or cancer. But no topsil- 
lectomy for me in any other cir- 
cumstance. * Signed a or 180 benny re ageing pee an 
and hygiene, hot to , Glag- 
De or treatment, will be anewered 
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Rootin’, Tootin’ Cowboys . 
Did Mighty Poor Shootin’ 
NEW YORK ~ In the wild and woolly West, it seems, there was 
wilder than a cowboy’s 
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holed up in an adobe hut and fought 80 besieging cowboys to a 
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Case Records of a Psvcholowist   
Personality Prints Left Everywhere. 
Decide ‘Memorial’ You Leave Behind Contrast Herman’s “memo- 
rial” with that of Margaret 
Mitchell, Then enumerate the 
uwnwitting accomplices who 
joined her slayer in producing 
her death. Is your job helping 
ing them down? Don’t let fat 
pay checks becloud your analy- 
sis. Jesus warned wus about 
placing stumbling blocks in 
front of children. Take heed! 
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     U. S, Detects: Radioactivity Spewed Over Globe by Russian A- Blasts 
    
       “WASHINGTON (INS)—Tiny par- “seal off a new and larger test radioactivity particles and trans-|the easily-measureable radioactiv-| and frequently reach jet speed of {tity of radioactive matter may be a “U-bomb"’—the kind in which|from tracing back high altitude 
ticles of radioiactivity spewed|bomb. mit reports to Washington ae added to the atmosphere by| 600 miles an hour or more. As |considered * ‘infinitely divisible,” {high speed particles created by an|wind directions, knows the ap- 
around the globe by every nuclear me M: telegraph and radio. each blast is. normally distributed the winds race around the earth, | For the same reason, the fact|H-bomb are used to split atoms in|proximate location of the Soviet 
blast tell the US. pre ogra More than 200 U,S. weather sta- These repérts tell much more around the earth in three or four| some radicative particle s— |that radioactivity can be measured|an ordinary uranium shell—or altest center. But neither the loca- s 
4 tioris and high-flying observation than’ the tnat that a bent days, and under the worst condi-| enough to measure—are certain | does not indicate that it is at all|C-bomb,” .in -which cobalt isition nor the news concerning 3 
mediately Russia sets planes patrolling the perimeters rin oy A .8 tions: would reach every portiori| to fall op every waiting instru- |dangerous, It may be only a bil-|added to increase the deadliness|bombs other than A-and H-types, F 
: of Communist: power, detect the will one — se ‘of the globe within ten days. ment, lionth or a trillionth of the amount|of radioactive fallout. has ever been hinted at in official 
im sings a yo PATROL NEAR SOVIET This is the kind of mathematica)|'"4t would be damaging. It is also certain that the U.S.,|statements. 
gen bomb and its aproximate | since the U.S. presumably has|certainty with which atomic scien-| AM aura of secrecy still. sur- ip . - A in oF rounds the U.S. det 5 p 
fevenson Feels | eee: "se <eso= ater sn at pei roti eg | pea et So | within a few hundred miles of the|though it may take years fot f! Gl) a Soviet explosion in 1949, but 
The U.S, could scarcely hope to\c viet test center, the news of & the particles to return to earth, 8) yi, of information concerning 
F hire messengers who would bring|p ian on conceivably} definite fraction will fall during) i. system have leaked out so 
a q news of Soviet nuclear experi-| oq reach Washington a few|2?¥ given period and at any given) orten that they can scarcely be 
       
       
    place. considered secret any longer. 
‘For example, it is well known: 
that American reconnaissance) 
planes which make regular bi-' 
iweekly flights over the North Pole, | 
and other observation. tours out of hours after the detonation. =~». 6 
And because atoms are so small 
hat there are several billion in the 
head of a pin, even a tiny quan-   Crowds Applaud Adlai The reason is that the high-al- | 
on His First-Day Tour * "| titude winds normally travel at 
8 Scientists have calculated that| more than 100 miles per hour 
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canssvate, ra. w-sone ot SOUICeS Declare President to Tighten*=*.,0%a0e" ® Florida’s political leaders and vot Similarly, it is certain that de- 
tecting planés and stations are 
active around Japan, and these 
are probably closest to the Soviet 
test center—assumed to be in «Provisions of Defense Production Act 
GETTYSBURG, Pa. (INS) — In- amendments call for the filing of contract which the Atomic Energy LARGEST 
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Starting out today on a hand- ae nesses within 60.days of their gov-|that Adolphe Wenzell, senior vice; The quantity of radioactivity 
VA, | N ES IN shaking tour of the University of week to rigid, new standards ernment appointment, president of the First Boston|. tells the size of the bomb, and 
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eperter USE POWER WISELY 
By NORMAN WALKER 
NEW YORK «&®—The first man 
to concede that the AFL-CIO mer- 
ger will tend to concentrate and 
broaden organized labor's eco- 
nomic and political powers is 
George Meany, who will boss the 
job, s « * 
But Meany says the powers will 
be used to benefit the nation as 
a whole. Economically, he argues 
that unions have won much of the 
nation’s present prosperity by in- 
creasing worker ;purchasing pow- 
er and that the merger will be 
aimed at advancing that cause. 
Politically, he says: 
“Fears have been expressed that 
there will be too much power, too 
much concentration of power, and 
that it might be used politically. 
Well, in my book it will be used 
politically. 
CONTINUE MARCH : 
“Not with the idea in mind of 
running the country, not with the 
idea in mind of seeking public of- 
fice for trade unionists — although’ 
there is nothing wrong with that, 
we have some pretty good ones— 
but with the idea of continuing the 
forward march of American labor, 
getting for American labor the fair 
share of whet we. produce. 
“Let oe as worry about la- Meany has recognized that mis- 
use of increased labor power may 
be countered by new legislative from the AFL to the CIO 
Nobody, however, seems to be-wor- 
rying now. about another schism. 
ee © ef te 
Meany will draw the same $35,- 
000 per year salary as head of the 
AFL-CIO ag he presently receives 
as AFL president. While this is 
  curbs against unions, He has.coun- 
seled that union powers must be 
used wisely or face that conse- 
. * * @ 
The merger, which becomes ef- 
fective next week, will throw to- 
gether 108 AFL unions and 30 CIO 
unions into one federation, The CIO} 
group is to remain intact as a De- 
partment of Industrial Organiza- 
tions within the new federation, 
  SAME SALARY 
Presumably this will leave the) 
CIO free, im the first few years of 
the merger at any rate, to quit! 
s a body and establish a rival 
federation just as happened in 1935) = above the average union leader's 
salary, it’s less than the $50,000 
paid to miners chief John L, Lewis 
or to Teamsters Union President 
Dave Beck, @r_the $76,000 received 
by George Harrison, president of 
the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. 
Little effect of the merger is ex: 
jpected on the forthcoming presi- 
dential campaign. For the next 
year or more, the combined AFL- 
CIO plans codirectors of political 
activity, one for- AFL unions and 
one for CIO unions, They probably 
will operate more closely than in} 
\the past, however, 
‘DOWN THE LINE 
A two-year period after the mer-   ger has been arranged to perfect|supporting 
the dovetailing of the thousands of 
state, area and city.AFL, and CIO 
organizations, some of which have 
maintained . strong rivalries for 
years. 
They are supposed to merge alll 
down the line and, if they haven't 
at the end of the two-year period 
provided, they are to be forced 
together. * oe 
Leaders of the AFL and CIO 
seem to feel they'll be able to col- 
lect more voluntary politica] con- 
tributions from union members un- 
der the new setup. , 
MAIN ADVANTAGE 
However that turns out, the main 
union political advantage out of the 
merger is likely to be that one 
AFL-CIO organization in each state 
evenjually will have the power to 
give or withhold substantially all 
organized labor support, In the 
past, unions have sometimes di- 
luted their “over-all influence—one     ‘within the new federation, has pro- 
  another supports 
litical support of the 
is likely to be more meaningful/bro 
and thus courted more by prospec-| y 
tive candidates. 
* a ™ . 
Will the merger lead to more 
strikes and pressures on employ- 
ers? Unions will operate much as 
they have in the past, each bar- 
gaining separately on its own with 
employers, . 
REUTHER STRIKE FUND : 
However, the CIO's Walter Reu- 
ther, who probably will remain as 
chief spokesman for CIO unions 
posed establishing a huge strike 
fund from which all AFL-CIO un- 
ions could draw for money aid dur- 
ing walkouts. He has offered to 
start such a fund with a million- 
dollar contribution, 
Thus, Pett Pa a possibility ot Rodgers Rodgers, former aide to the late 
Sen. Robert A. Taft (R-Ohio), told 
an employer group in California a 
few weeks ago that “it's my sin- 
“It’s an almost certain -event,” said, “that this new r- Politics 
  
  
  
  
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this: We did not choose the battle- 
ground, this political battleground. 
If they can pass laws that can 
hamstring, weaken and destroy 
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characters in his book, “Certain 
People of the Book" Saturday 
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TEMPTING FIGURE—Tasty THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1955 
[Bob Considine Says: : 
Nuns Hock Hloase—Vee the Best of Causes NEW YORK (INS)--'The nuns and their trends have battled vali The order has supplied 25. < s. Seaee gota job as a, roared, ‘Gimme a shot of 
hocked their mother house,” the|antly to pay their bills and givejters with professional degrees to|busboy depression-laden ” 
man said, explaining why bejthe commumity the finest’ possible help staff the hospital. They | quick srs iy 7 leet sup |tite or saree pal 
thought I should show up at a/hospital service. serve without Their cheerful P 
dinner in Pittsburgtf that touched. pay. port himeelf. Now he’s the latest/plais.” 
off the Divine Providence . Hospital 
cant ‘win te a was. Pst (fice Denying 
bishop 
burgh, Sisjersigpas owe teodhf WASHINGTON «®—A spokesman 
pital on the North Side of the city|for the Post Office Department on 
for $151,000. He assigned the says that, contrary to an announce- cot ddan ween ot Sisters of Divine Providence the! was more articulate ay 
colossal job of rebuilding it and)/ment by the ore of Sen. Me- han J. A. Warren Elmer 
equipping it with every modern (Carthy | (R-Wis), s Miller! ri hea 
facility for the diagnosis, treat- “has not been appointed” acting Man: Warren is all 
ment and care of patients. ‘postmaster ie Appleton, Wis — ones BS I pa ithe city’s Jewish tall rarer Dg 
The sisters, of an order found- Appleton is McCarthy's home| yy was a most unusual head 
ec in Germany more than a cen- |town, He had recommended the | table. fe edditien to amserted 
tury ago and represented in this appointment of Miller, 57, to suc-| men of the cloth and good-heart- 
country since the 1870s, staff 51 jceed Stephen Balliet, who reaches | 
schools in Pennsylvania, New the mandatory retirement age of 
Engiand and Puerto Rico.- ae tomorrow. McCarthy's office 
said Wednesday Miller had been Through the long years of pave| appointed. 
less work they had built on a +60-|™ The de 
content vac geeraard pares ne declined use of his name wretused hat, not his steak, \to indicate whether Miller would) The lively youngsters Wee) sidering that, too. pte 
alued at than $1,000,-| | 
than trot heure: of Britigh actress (Gane Valued at more than $1.0%lo¢ would not get the post later.jsaved at birth by Divine Provi| A Hollywood Wester has been} 
Diana Dors is shaped in London| Mother Tharsilla, a character out|pointment is under teview by the It took 1,000 
and ice cream canufacturer Remo 
; Bertorelli, 36. He's doing isin. whopping sum of $900,000. [federal prohibition laws and in 1946 e one of those good anes i department,” the spokesman said. Ithe evening tickling each other and : nces | BIG SAVINGS 
cone Eee soma it at aoe ioe McCarthy himself was not avail-|nalf-suppressing some of the hap-jan Indiain chief raises his hand| 9 
presen = copi¢ Sable for comment. piest, healthiest laughter we'vejand is made to say: | T ASKER S 
\First National Bank and Trust of) Miller, a former tavern keeper. heard in a long time. 
Pittsburgh one day and borrowed was convicted in 1931 of violating) Good people. “Wie. Gehts.” 63 W. Huron St. : 
Which recalls a 1950 French-cap- s : 
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    Crime Boxscore Arms Reader With Facts-iiaircows | By PHYLLAS BATTELLE _jplication, one can surmise on any inactive on ; Thursdays, Fridays,as 38, but on Mondays hops back] Presumably Sunday is a tough 
NEW YORK (INS)—One civic- given day just what is up the crim-|and Sundays. to a % or more. « day for the: al . . the only smafe place for robbers|day stood mute when arraigned to opera * HALLMARK CHRISTMAS CARDS it's the season for      
    
            
     
         
       
     
      
        
              
    
       
              
           
         
      
       
        
           
  Ct i ew York City paper has/inal sleeve — revolver, knife or 22 The most consistent, unvarying 
os, ° eee eae ct ge daily | blewtorch. _.. | Sunday's cutback on killing isjerime, day in and day’ out, is 
4 boxscore on the crimes about town.| - =? ' leasy to figure if you want to be/ felonious assault. The number of|abo 
b keeping us posted on the latest! After jotting down the results of|poetic and assume that death/daily assaults runs around the 20sion Sunday are : 
murders, robberies, assaults and/several weeks of boxscores, I/takes a holiday like the rest of|most of the time, Mondays through/it has often been proven that ‘Vaughns, 33, of 73 Crawford St.,|® 
$0 on. know right off that the women us; but nobody is’ able to explain) Sundays, seldom running much/crooks have principles against. is accused of shooting Detroiter 
This is very thoughtful indeed./molesters are quite quiet on Sun-/why Thursday and Friday over 30 or dropping much below|kind of ; , 
. * + days, but that is the day when|dead, deathwise. : 20 
          
  If a reader earnestly follows this/ auto thieves are just hitting stride. Monday is the big a tor | Which proves, I guess, that if} vate in New York lowed a quarrel, police said 
handy guide day in and night out,} What does this tell me? It is purgiars, from which a can (there's one thing you can really) og¢ like this: Murder, 1; rape, | The accused will await trial in Senta Clout, peppermint 
he can sort of figure how things/safe to let one’s daughter walk! only deduce that weekends are|Count On in a big city it is bad) g; pebbery, 31; felonious assault, | Oakland County Jail. canes and Christmas 
are going in criminal sas ar be church on Sunday, but it is! the time for quiet looking ahead. |"©™pers. 27; burglary, 140; grand larceny, Cards, Send your friends 
ce a ecrnstence, that] vie 12 Cain & sitter for O8F'*)' Grand larceny shumps drefeat-|RORRERY NEXT Fae ecoale ogsthoena 10 Hurt in Cuban Riot mark Christmes Cords 
SA pe Keer fs ically on Sanday, which is to be| Robbery is next in line for the) But thanks to my daily box for they reflect the Friday is an off day for burglar . saa Nae ; : : 2 : SANTIAGO, Cuba ®—Six stu- . DEATH'S DEAD DAYS ‘expected, but picks up with a tre-/title of most even-keeled crime on. score, I figure I can avoid trouble! dents and four policemen. were| a true spirit of Christmas!     Makes you feel sort. of good Barring upsets, which of course mendous impetus on Mondays. |record. There are an average of/if I simply stay in the house with/injureq last night when club.| © 
about leaving home fer a weeks |. sometimes occur in anyone’s The average daily grand lar- 20 robberies a day here, and they,a police guard on Mondays, and! wielding police broke up a demon-| ! 
end fling. life (or death), the murderers of'ceny quotient is 69 in New York run pretty true to form on every carry~insurance and a knife the stration against the government of 
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Mrs, Charles- J. Barrett (left) of Mohawk toad Women's Club Monday. Hostess was Mrs. Frank Stout 
greets Mrs. Fritzi Stoddard of Ottawa drive as she ar- at her home on Ottawa drive. Speaker for the program 
rives for the gathering of the Pontiac Republican was Rep. George A. Dondero. 
this year at Pontiac High School 
“ Seloiss for ‘he tony program given by the Pon- 
tiae Republican Women's Club was Mrs. B. B. Kimball 
(right) of Lakers: road. Grouped with her are Mrs. joan: (left) of South idicwe street and Mrs. 
ooper of Moreland avenue. 
||From President, |@# , /) of Harper | 
| ‘ieee to U.S. 
Honored at Shower 
The seclabus of thaPumcide Women’s Club getting together to discuss the day's program were V. per road, past prasident of the Pontiac. Republican 
(left) Mrs. Kenneth 
ab Federation of © Oakland C Republican toad. ity. Republican Women’s 
|Senior Gices 
B. Nichols of Franklin, president Women’s Club, and Mrs. Ray Peterson of Gaodushire : Clu Mrs. Stout 
ls Hostess 
for Meeting | Congressman Puts 
Emphasis on Ike's 
World Role 
Republicans do not yield and 
give up when the principles upon 
which this country were built are 
at stake, U. S. Rep. George A. 
Dondero told members of the Pon- 
tlac Republican Women's Club 
Monday. . 
* * 
Those gathering at the Ottawa 
Rep. George A. Dondero was speaker ing him is. Mrs. Grace Shulz of State 
for the Monday meeting of the Pontiac avenue, president of the club. 
Republican Women’s Club. Shown greet- 
Womens Section= TUESDAY, NOVEMBER PAGES "18-15 |dangerous 
Will Usher In Christmas Week 
|Choral Concert to Be Given Dec. 1 8 i * A concert, which has ushered in) Chorus will give the annual Christ-| There will be no admission 
the Christmas season for the past|mas Choral Concert Dec. 18 at 3 charge to the program, which will 
ol gence y Sell say rag hry saa in the high school gym. also feature the community sing- 
The 700 singers in the PHS ing of carols. 
The combined high school choir Vocal Department. will perform 
and glee clubs, the MacDowell Male individual boys’ and a . 
Chorus and the Pontiac Women's an es anual ‘Panhellenic Plans 
as a massed choir.  ” Christmas Dinner 
Programs The MacDowell Male Churus and) irs, Clare Scriven of Oriole road 
Are Planned <= 
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29, 1955 
i read Pontiac Women's Chorus will|j¢ handling reservations for the 
each sing a group of numbers) Pontiac City Panhellenic Christmas 
including works from the masters dinner to be held Dec. 5 at the 
as well as the familiar carols. /Hotel Waldron, 
Mrs, William Brace is program) 
chairman for the affair. The group 
has extended an invitation for 
membership to anyone in the area 
affiliated with a college sorority. were Kenneth 
*|Sa-Shay Quadrille — in me g for Webster. |Soroptimists Hear 
5 
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HA Dr. Edith Roach Snyder of — Talk on Italy James K boulevard was hostess 
of the Webster School PTA Mon- ‘had Mrs. Marion Fisk, iermer 
day evening, _member, as their guest at the Ps A 
|Monday meeting in Hotel Waldron. | \Gathers in Lapeer {Rhinestone Pin Guests of the group were Mrs. | 
Sara Colvin, director of education | Mrs. Fisk gave a talk on her Elks Sa-Sha Quadrille Square * ae 
for the Michigan Region,. National recent trip to Italy and showed | Dance Club ab Sunday in Lapeer Aids Byte 
Final pans were made for te|Amidon were oats tothe ou. NEW YORK (INS) — A rhine- Council of Christians and Jews, 
Florence, Rome and Capri. , ‘tive dinner, Mr, and: Mrs, 
I E 
ers, and Mrs, Alan Canty, De-),, 
troit Round Table consultant and and secretary of the Michigan: 
a member of the Detroit Board) day at 8 p.m, in the Pontiac Fed-|Howard Upton ‘and Bill Moore|tatioong it you want to give all Congress of Parents and Teach- 
eral Savings ond iden Semeee. were callers for the dance. pipdire- 
; with tattoos, it’s not 
the placement 
Siegert were 
married. a Pet 4 dinate Whinestake es 
Saturday at |under the bustline on the right or 
First Baptist | left instead of at the shoulder over 
bustline. 
Church. She is| That first idea may sound pecul- 
the former jar, but you pin the jewelry to the 
Barbara Jean 
Brabbs, 
daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Harold Brabbs Committee members for the pro- 
gram are Orrin Huntoon Jr., chair- 
winiam Wright. Completing the list. 
program planners are Mrs. 
sree Welch and, Mrs. William) 
Graves. your neckline. After that, just keep breathing—and the up-and-down 
disappearance act of shiny rhine- 
jstones at your decolletage will 
fascinate people as much as a 
yo-yo, 
The second idea ig equally ef- 
street. He is |fective, even though it may look unusual when you first try it, Your 
‘escort will do a double-take when 
ihe spots that pin under the 
bustline, Receives Letter 
The more than 50 members of the 
Senior Workshop of the Birming-| | 
ham Community House are the re- 
cipients of a letter from the Presi- 
dent of the United States. * * * the son of 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Reinhold 
Siegert of | Sprinkling ground nutmeg on Detroit. vanilla ice cream gives a new The women of the knittin g a and| flavor treat-to the favorite, of the Senior Workshop knitted and 
crocheted an afghan Foe President | 
Eisenhower to use during his re- 
and he has written them MR. and MRS. CLARENCE SIEGERT 
thanking them for the gift. 
met every Pray morane ot (BAT DATA J]. Brabbs We the 
profects ae ghams, favre for in apel at -First Baptist children in 
for the American cmnee Seci- | Barbara Jean Brabbs was given| The bridal bouquet was of pink 
ety. lin marriage by her father to Clar-| irosebuds and white carnations.) 
The group has nag 2 gos ence Siegert of Detroit Saturday i\Her only jewelry was a single 
this year for the Veterans’ Hos- t J, First| strand of pearls, a gift of the pital, Their x is foll i by sate t in Barnett Chapel, Firs ae i 
luncheon and card games. a * 8 Mrs. desse McKee of Wyan- 
Whit adlghitp ta ebepnenaten ty The Rev. = H. Savage per-| dette was her only attendant. 
the Birmingham Community House formed the double-ring ceremony Her gown was turquoise taffeta 
Luellyn Brabbs wore a pink ny- 
[pe fore pre engage lon lace-trimmed frock and car- 
son of Mr, and Mrs. Reinhold iried a small bouquet for her du- 
ities as flower girl. 
oy S See. Karen Hauden sang the bridal| _ FLORENCE ASHBAUGH Mrs. Gerald Lengers, who ar-| She wore a waltz-length gown of| recital accompanied by 
»|pure silk with a portrait neckline) 
he engagement of 
shower given by Mrs, Joseph Laun-jtended into a | fal skirt, Her long} Walter Siegert of Detroit page viene Ruth 
inger of Kimball street, sleeves er ‘th points at thejas best maf. Ira Pence Jr, of 
Among the guests at the shower/wrists. A silk headpiece trimmed] Clarkston was usher, 
were several friends who are also|with seed pearls held her finger-| The couple will reside on West 
tip veil of illusion, . Colgate avenue. 
    
     
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- FOURTEEN, , THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUFSDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1955 é 
a Laugh at Nicknames and They'll Disappear * . | 
~ Bey By ELIZABETH WOODWARD | just the rise out of you they nap ‘ah tte atati et daa a 1 don't wantjalways calling them down. They Janeane “Dear Miss Woodward: One of) “@#t- And so long as they can | well-chosen . your ; : ; Peal meet chien bel Caer sen dar dane tee own, Not nasty ones, Nice ones. ‘ . ic fr wayne under Then they'll know : know JACOBSEN S FLOWERS gan calling me nicknames that I| up, ape it’s just 9 facsasges vi pc with 
val inlly " r greatly dislike, Other boys heard) ore it, most ‘games, sooner or later Cordially Invite You to Our Angpeclpease! tug Pd gery Ae om: rt. 5° Sarl tee of Bond “ 
OPEN HOUSE “At first I ignored the whole|inditterence without Galeries something new to do to some: thing hoping it would stop, but it miffed or stuckup. You might bedy else, 
hasn't. I feel sure if that one boy have better luck if you laughed * mem 
SUN DAY, DEC. 4 would stop, the other would, too. /with them. “Dear Miss Woodward: My boy " |Please give me some advice. But before you can  crash/friend (he's 14) and his friends do 10:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M. ; ee through with a hearty giggle you'll/a lot of very childish things, like a aA 7 Answer: Those boys are having |have to convinee yourself that it is| shooting paper wads at my brother. 
A Cl | RISTMAS a. beautiful time teasing you, (teasing, and it's silly to suffer so/This made my mother mad and ae aay When you get red in the face, hard over, it. Tell yourself they're she told them what she thought I A NT A Sy look like a storm cloud and jhaving an unusual sort of fun, and ; 
See thousands of beautifu! Poinsettias and fleunce away, they're getting ‘enter into it. Flowering Plants. Unusual ‘ ments. Unique holiday 
Table designs 
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certainly have invited you to their 
house to meet them, Then you 
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inviting them to what you best can) 
—not necessarily to a meal but at! 
least afternoon tea. 
Calkins WCTU installs Officers Installation of officers was held 
by Emor L. Calkins Unit, WCTU, 
when it met with Mrs, Bradley C. 
McCoy of Shoreview drive, 
Those elected: were Mrs, Frank 
Hardenberg, president; Mrs, Phoe- 
be Davis, vice president; Mrs. 
Laura Gorthy, recording secre-| 
tary; Mrs. Pearl Karr, assistant 
secretary, aa Mrs, McCoy, treas- 
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Mrs, Katie Cummins was accept-   a ie, 
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“It seems all the advice about in-| : 
viting a girl to a weekend party)’ 
where she is to stay (whether in a} 
for not inviting them to mv house: tip veil of illusion 
    
  Roy Hasting 
of Auburn 
avente, 
MR. and MRS. GLEN HASTING 
Melba J. Vincent Speaks 
Vows in Candlelight Rite groom, and carried roses and 
fugi chrysanthemums,     | The Rev: Milton E. Truex of| 
ithe Church of Christ officiated at! 
cent and Glen Hasting. The cou- ina-length gown and carried a bou- 
ple was married in a candlelight|uet of pink carnations. ceremony Saturday evening in the *,e ®& 
presence of 150 guests. ’ Eddie Brown of Auburn Heights 
was best man. Ushers were Roy 
tee wie Wey Geka ae Morris, A. J, Hasting, Joe Hast- 
and Mrs, Cleveland R, Vincent of ing, Tullos Vincent and and Charles 
| Meadow avenue, The bridegroom, at t. 
thn Rey Bing Fr, he recendon ld i the Auburn avenue. : church parlors, Mrs, Vincent was) 
gowned in a dusty blue dress with | Fer’ her wedding, ao pink accessories and pink - roses. chose a floor-length gown ° 
Mrs. Hasting wore a light blue - | and tulle over satin, | sult with. pink coal 
| & Corsage of pink roses, 
The new Mrs. Hasting wore 8 
gray tweed suit with matching ac- 
cessories when the newlyweds lef? 
for a honeymoon trip to Washine 
ton, D. C., and Niagara Falls, Os 
their‘ return they will a a 
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OES Chapter Has 
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TRpERDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1955 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. SEVENTEEN   
  
Be ‘ the 
  
  Be fim 
    in the midst of a civilian area is Daniel Converse, of Standish, 
TIME FOR CHURCH — Rev. 
Methodist Church, welcomes‘M.Sgt. and Mrs. Alvin Atwell and their | the 
family to his church, Atwell serves at the “Nike” missile base near 
Auburn Heights. The youngsters, Betty, 5; Jerry, 9; and Terry, 8, |as Monroe and Mt. Clemens. most   ae utente pa, puperieney Mich., probably never imagined ead Veathereaes iidn... harvest 
Pontiac Press Photo 
Sides W. Diniboet Ouldant Park | wij 
attend McCarroll School. The Atwells live at 421 Lowell St, 
  t + To help esi Men af Nike 
But they did. : 
The men have helped Dr. Stan- 
ley Slowik, who lives in a rambling 
house next to the base at Squirrel 
apples in their off hours. 
In turn, Dr. Slowik, an Auburn 
Heights dentist, has sent bushels of 
fruit to the base personnel. 
community 
good-will, Capt. Harold E. Strong, 
battery commander, speaks be- 
fore civic and veterans’ organiza- 
tions. 
Soon he expects permission from 
higher authorities to allow the 
clubs to tour the base, which is an 
important part of the nation's de- 
fense system. 
-Capt. Strong said he is making 
ex-Boy Scouts available to Scout 
troops to serve as scoutmasters. 
The Pontiac Boys’ Club also will be 
offered the off-hours services of 
volunteers .in the unit, he said. 
The Pontiac USO has come to 
the support of the men and sup- 
plies tickets for such entertain- 
ments as theaters and concerts. 
It will also supply hostesses for 
a dance next month. 
Under current.plans. there will). 
be either a danee or a USO show 
each month, Strong said. Women's 
groups have volunteered to furnish 
refreshments. 
The “Nike” base’s Impact on 
-- the community is more widespread | - 
than the mere physical presence | 
of the 35-acre site and its neat 
officers and men live 
ith their wives and families in 
the area. : 
Although some live as far away 
a live in Auburn Heights 
and Pontiac so the men can go 
home as soon as they get off 
duty. 
They go to local churches, shop 
in nearby stores and their young- 
sters attend area schools. ' Many of the unmarried men have 
found friends in the area and on 
days off often go to Pontiac andi 
Detroit. 
It's generally agreed the “Nike” 
base has come a long way toward 
settling down into the community 
pattern since coming in as an un-! 
omy new neighbor five months 
  
» Pontiac Press Photo 
wphnmerene DAY — Sgt. Forrest A. Short and his wife, Na, go 
shopping in a Pontiac supermarket .on his day off from the guided 
migsile base in Auburn Heights. The Shorts and their son, Orville, 9, 
live a Lena Ane Ave., Aubupe Heights. 
  
Drug Combination Helps 
in Treatment 
BOSTON & — Use of a new 
drug combination could prevent 
many oldsters from going “over 
the hill’ to a mental institution, 
the American Medical Assn, was 
told today. 
* * * 
Two Michigan | scientists 
experiments with the drugs among 
senile patients in hospitals indi-) 
cate control can often be achieved 
at tome by family doctors for 
behavior problems that ordinarily 
require hospitalization for such 
a ee 
Reseachers John T. Ferguson 
ang William H. Funderburk of 
gpa City State Hospital made 
the report in a scientific exhibit 
at the annual clinical. meeting of 
the American Medical Assn. 
They said their objective was to 
eliminate “abnormal behavior” 
such as destructiveness of cloth- 
ing or furniture, or faulty habits 
of personal appearance — ~~ 
predominated in each case, 
' gairdless of Bed ee Sagueill 
\. The ue aad were reserpine. 
which is a “tranquilizing” sub- 
stance, and methyl-phenidylacetate 
which acts as a stimulant of the 
tients, the doctors said, declaring|" 
that.doses of the respective drugs 
were designed to take care of — 
“overactivity” and “undera 
ity” In the. patients. 
Describing studies among 215 
female mental patients, the doc- 
tors said that in the large major- 
  said) 
“lits periodic of Oldsters ment in the ability to cooperate 
and a new interest in their outlook 
on life and themselves.” 
* * *. 
For example, the staff beauty 
shop operator was “swamped” 
with work following the drug 
treatments, and appointments for 
dental treatments rose sharply. 
  Untied Press 
EAVESDROPPER — “BB,” 
nine-months-old boa — constrictor, 
Crawley, 
York's Bronx Zoo, during one of 
“visits.” The boa, 
along with other reptiles, is 
brought to the office to help it get 
  used to people so it will behave , iow Session to Hear. 
_ |independents 
ihe said, there are 
{ice was to be held today for Mrs. 
an assistant at New" Finance Companies WASHINGTON t#—The Senate 
Antitrust subcommittee called for 
on the ‘potential security risks before they) The 1 $ 
For the 11 Moore children, this 
Christmas will be the fourth time 
all 11 stockings haven't been hung 
from the same mantelpiece. 
It was just over four years ago—    
    ie Nov. 10, 1951—that their parents, | 
Mr. and Mrs. Murray J. Moore 
of Leonard, were in an auto- 
mobile accident on M24 near Bald|: 
Mountain. oores — .Fifteen-year-old Gerry, oldest 
of the children, tried hard to keep 
the family together, 
“He was trying to be father to, 
the whole bunch. " says Royal Oak; 
  Mr. and Mrs. Murray J. Moore of Leonard, who were killed in an scattered over the country. 
auto accident Nov. 10, 1951. After seeking to remain -together, the attorngy Maurice A, Merritt, a 
trustee of the fund donated by 
well-wishers all over the country. 
“He found out, though, it was hard 
enough just to keep himself." 
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Senate Investigators Seek 
Security Ris WASHINGTON @ — Senate in- 
vestigators sought. today a precise 
explanation of how the Army will 
handle security risk cases under! the terms of a new directive. | 
Sen. Hennings (D-Mo) of the! 
Senate subcommittee on constitu-; 
tional rights called Jerome D4 
Fenton, Defense Department secur- 
ity officer, for questioning on ram- 
ifications of the order, issued 10) 
last poor ils of the order were 
iss peck gee ot clear to him, 
In general the directive instructs} 
that an effort be made to spot 
are drafted for Army service. If 
found, they are exempted from in- 
duction—and, thus spared the stig- 
  in getting General 
Motors business. 5 
lilies for ten big and little 
testified yesterday 
that General Motors Acceptance 
Corp., -wholly owned by General 
Motors, gets the lion's share of the 
financing on GM products. 
Walter Lundeh, vice president 
and general counsel of Commer- 
cial Investment Trust Co., _ Inc., 
largest of the independents, said 
his company gets a “very, very 
small” percentage of its auto fi- 
nancing business from GM_ prod-   ma Of a less than honorable dis-| 
charge for preserve conduct. 
Chairman: Philip Young of the) 
‘Civil Service Commission testified: 
yesterday that three of every four! 
persons fired by the government in| 
cases involving “serious questions 
of security” never are told they 
are suspected risks. 
They embrace a group, he said, 
who are fired for cause—in some 
cases for drunkenness — and 
against whom security risk accu- 
sations indicating possible sub- 
version also have been made, 
Young, who keeps the adminis- 
  ucts. In the auto financing field, 
“two markets—_ 
GM and non-GM.” 
Charles T. Crossfield, senior vice} 
president of Commercial Credit! 
Co., Inc., suggested “habit, history. 
and loyalty” were the chief rea- 
sons why GM dealers give most 
of their business to GMAC, 
* * 
David C. Cassat of Interstate 
Finance Corp., Dubuque, Iowa, 
said GMAC, because it is owned 
by GM. can acquire auto financing: 
business at a fraction of his cost. 
Naval Base Losing 
Potable Water Wells POINT MUGU, Calif. (#—This 
naval air missile test center, sur- 
rounded on three sides by water, 
is threatened with a serious water 
shortage. ; . 
  * * 
A Navy spokesman said, how- 
ever, the shortage is of fresh 
water. One of four wells serving 
the Navy reservation has been 
dropped from use because of salt 
water aren, 
* * 
Three cna? wells are still oper- 
are approaching the danger mark. 
The Navy met today with the 
United Water Conservation District} 
in an effort to obtain needed sup- 
plies. 
  Dies of Crash Injury 
CHEBOYGAN #®—Funeral serv- 
  Ginny Simms Robbed 
HOLLYWOOD INS) = Police 
        isaid he combines into a single total 
ating, the Navy said, but supplies| tration’s official. box ‘scare of se- | 
curity risk firings and resignations. 
the number ousted as downright 
security risks and those fired for 
nonrisk reasons but against whom 
there also is a backlog of other) 
derogatory information, - 
Hennings has denounced the) 
practice as a misleading “nunibers 
game.’ 
Young's newest box score listed 
firings of 3.685 persons between 
May 28, 1953, (when the program 
began) and last Sept. 30. This was 
99 more than were listed in the 
period through June 30. 
He said 704 persons were “‘ter- 
minated because of security ques- 
tions within the purview" of Pres- 
ident Eisenhower's directive, in 
the 12 months ended Sept. 30. 
Of them, he said, 531 were 
never charged formally with being 
security risks or notified they were 
suspected, while being dropped on 
other grounds, He said about the 
same percentage could be applied 
fairly to the entire 3,685 cases.       
  
Saginaw Council OKs 
Garage for 350 Cars 
SAGINAW (®—Construction of a 
triple-ieck,. city-owned parking 
garage in the center of downtown 
Saginaw wat approved last night 
‘bytheCity Council. 
The ramp-type structuré is ex- 
pected to cost about $900,000. It 
will be financed through revenue 
bonds. 
The garage will provide parking 
spaces for 350 cars. 
hopes it will help pe Pge = 
ness district. 
Set.Lands Law Hearing 
LANSING @® — A public hear- 
ing will be conducted by the State   
      My. there was “marked ee ree diamond-and-ruby brooch. ing will be in room 337 of the |alleged irregularities among | thé 
| jurors who convicted him and his 
acute parking problem in the busi-|" k’ D fi s fi 
He said he doesn’t claim that all 
were security risks, and that about 
the only time H®-uses that term 
is by inadvertence, as he did re- 
peatediy at the hearing. 
“Frankly,”” Young said, ‘I don't! 
iknow the definition of a security 
risk.”* ae 
Wade Faces Judge 
“for Appeal Petition DETROIT #—Morrison T. Wade, 
convicted charity racketeer, will 
be returned to Detroit from South- 
ern MichigattPrison tomorrow for 
\a Federal Court hearing to de-| | = 
termine whether he should be re- 
leased pending a new appeal, 
* ° ye 
Federal Judge Thomas P. 
| Thornton refused to release Wade, | 
Truman Going 
to Frisco Dinner 
for Library Aid LOS ANGELES (INS) — Harry 
raise funds or a library at. Inde- 
pendence, Mo. to house his presi- 
dential papers, 
He addressed a similar meeeting 
in Los Angeles last night and told 
the audience ijt is important to pre-) 
of the most powerful persons in’ 
world history. 
He pointed out 
presidency ranks 
with fe legislatinve and. judicial 
branches of American government, 
yet is the only one Whose papers '| 
are not published. 
Reporters alleged that one of 
dent Richard Nixon is a “--- - 
his views was that Vice race 
~"" but Truman depied e 
phatically that newsmen had 
heard him éay those words on his | also that the; 
| arrival in Los Angeles. 
Truman was not coy, however, 
          f Orchard: Lake, without bail 
| pending a hearing. 
Wade petitioned for a writ of 
habeas corpus and release with- 
in four hours of surrendering at 
the Jackson prison yesterday 
on a sentence of 4 to 10 years. 
Wade claimed his constitutional in saying he felt certain that any) 
man the Democrats nominate in 
1956 can win the presidency from 
any Republican carilidate, ‘neha 
ing President Eisenhower. 
Truman declined to say whorm 
he favors for the Democratic can- 
didate, but said he will make his 
wishes known at the national con- 
vention, ey 
  rights had been abridged through 
wife, Bessie Lou, at a record 
104-day trial in 1951. 
* * * 
The Wades were es of 
obtaining $750,000 by fraudulent! liquor laws at the~Lansing City 000 has come a long way since the 
means through their Society of! 
Good Neighbors and converting the| State law provides that two suchiago by the French. From a rag- 
money to their own use. He drew) hearings will be held annually to|\tag, bobtail, divided force it has 
the 4to-10-year prison term; his) receive public commé@nts and com-|been whipped into effective fight- 
wife a $5,000 fine and five years|plaints on administration of thejing sthength by a team of Ameri- 
probation. State LCC Will Hold 
Publi¢ Hearing Dec. 6 LANSING & — The State Liquor 
Control Commission said today it 
will hold a public hearing on the’ 
Hall Dec. 6. 
liquor laws. S. Truman goes to San Francisco) 
to speak tonight at a dinner to 
in importance | v 
South Viet Nam 
Eyes SEATO Young Republic Sees 
Itself as Saint George 
Against Red Dragon 
  SAIGON, South Viet Nam on 
serve mementos of the nation’s The yourtg republic of Viet Nam is 
highest exe utive because he is one| beginning to regard itself as some- 
‘thing of an Asiatic St. George in- 
‘tent on destroying the dragon of) 
communism, 
* ca bd 
Some of its leaders say_privately | 4 Years Later Baby Michael was adopted al- 
most immediately—over Gerry's 
protests. The other 10 children 
managed to stay together for eight 
months, but the financial hand- 
writing on the wall was too plain, 
Oakland County Probate Judge 
Arthur E, Moore, and co-guard- 
jans Richard T. Moss and Arthur 
d. Mereure, uncles of the chil- 
. dren, reluctantly decided to ac:-, 
cept some of the many offers to; 
adopt the children. 
Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Babb, 
of Pittsburgh, Pa., originally want- 
ed to adopt all 11 orphans. They 
now have Jean, who is13 now, and 
Barbara, 10. 
Baby Michael, 4, is living in 
Oakland County with a friend of 
the family. 
James, 9, and Jeffery, 7, recently 
moved to California with their 
foster parents, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur 
Friesen, who formerly lived in 
_ Pennsylvania. 
Janet, 12. and Shirley, 6, now 
are foster-daughters of an Oak- 
land County teacher. Sharon, 15, 
has been adopted by a Wayne 
County attorpey. 
. Thomas, 16, attends a military 
school in Lebanon, Tenn. 
Ann is a 17-year-old high school 
senior in Lapeer County, and 
Gerry, 19 now, is married and 
works in a tool shop near Detroit. 
Although the children have never 
heen all together at once since the 
family was separated, they have 
all seen each other recently. A 
little over a year ago, James and 
Jeffery visited their brothers and 
sisters in Michigan on their way 
to the new home in California. 
And last June, Barbara and 
dean also visited Michigan from 
SPLIT UP BY TRAGEDY — Shown here are the 11 children of — children finally were split up among foster parents, and are now Pennsylvania, Tom and Ann saw, 
Gerry and his wife, Colleen, last 
summer, 
Fund trustee Maurice Merritt 
said recently he hopes to find a 
way to keep the fund alive. It's 
used, he said, to provide tuition 
for Tom, room and board for Ann, 
and “general maintenance” —.in- 
| cluding doctors’ bills for the hole 
—. 
| “We've used it where we thought 
= ng most needed,” Mr, Merritt 
“and now we're running out. 
we re afraid the money. will be too 
'limited to » keep Tom in school.” 
Michigan gan GOP Sets. 
Plans for 6 Dinners | DETROIT Michigan Republi- 
cans have set their fund-raising 
goal at $600,000 for a series of six 
they consider that the fate of, 3100-a- -platé Eisenhower dintiérs 
‘Southeast. Asia. hinges on + sat 
‘happens in this southern Mt, 3 
» GOP hopes to attract a 
‘lof a divided country, .A — total of 6,000 to dinners to be held 
'go along with this argument at 
jleast part of the way. jot diplomats and foreign observers| in Detroit, 
| 
| 
| Viet Nam's aoe her new im 
ternational role is reflected in in- 
creasing suggestions that she be. 
lcome a full-fledged member of the 
eight-nation Southeast Asia Treaty 
Orga nization. * 
The omtlat new attitude being 
expressed in Saigon has aroused’ 
British ankxiefy, “‘We want South 
Viet» Nam to remain quiet and 
avoid provoking the Communist 
North,’ said‘one British diplomat 
recently, “President Diem needs 
all the. time he..can gain , to 
’istrengthen himself. ihe 
The Canned siinen for ‘similar! 
‘jredsons is not encouraging Viet   |Nam's membership in SEATO. 
South Viet Nam's army of 170,- 
iday it was formed three years 
can and French advisers.   
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  PACHYDERMS TAKE STROLL, — Docile after 
an impromptu stroll through the streets of 
Charleston, S. C., six elephants lumber obediently 
back into their truck. After breaking loose while 
en route to the city’s Municipal Auditorium for the 
[fle tJ     i EES     joe pons 
United Press Wirephote _|Jacob stopped to retrieve Flint, Grand Rapids, 
Saginaw, Lansing and St. Joseph. 
Inannouncing the dinner 
National Dsnattionnian Clifford 
O'Sellivan and State Chairman 
John Feikens. 
Feikens and Summerfield, often 
at odds in recent years, reached 
yhat party leaders labeled a 
“peace formula” at a recent Wash- 
ington conference. 
Under the formula, Summer- 
field adherents Will be given rep- 
resentation on an overall “strategy 
Conimittee’’ for the 1956 election 
——     
Rule Woman Suicide 
in: Motel Room Death COOK, Minn. @®—Death of a. 
St. Paul woman whose body was 
found in an Orr, Minn., motel last 
Friday was a suicide, a coroner's 
jury ruled late yesterday. 
* Ad * 
The jury ruled Mrs. Myrl Crom- 
mett, 38, wife of an architect, died 
from a_ self-inflicted bullet «ound. 
A rifle had been found near her 
body, Dr. William Heiam, deputy. St. 
Louis County coroner, said it was 
established at the inquest that 
Mrs. Crommett's companion 
Thomas Pierce was having break- 
fast at a cafe at. the time she 
Pierce, 49, financial secretary 
and business representative of the 
Minneapolis AFL Building Service 
Employes Local 26, was held with- 
out charge for questioning until 
Saturday night. He was one of the 
witnesses heard during the inquest 
He Finds a Bird in Hand 
Not Worth Two in Bush 
DETROIT # — Grocery owner 
George Jacob gave chase when a 
man armed with a knife robbed   | | nis store of $256 last night. But when a gust of wind whipped 
$80 in bills from the thief’s ~~ 
with the rest. 
  Romulo Cancels Talk 
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cornér of Pike and Mill streets. 
The two-story edifice served as 
1908 until May of this year when 
the move to the present $1,200,- 
000 City Halj was made. 
City Engineer Lewis M. Wrenn 
said he expects the work tp be 
completed in about three weeks. 
He said future plans for the 75 
by 100 foot corner lot are unde- 
cided but that the city had dis- 
cussed a possibility for a parking 
lot or a public park. 
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down the old City Hall, long the headquarters of 
Pontiac. The building was erected in 1908, and 
     
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      held the city offices until the new city hall was yesterday, Albert Mee, 19, of 312) 
recently. Plans for the future of the | Fisher St., was sentenced to 1% to! 
Moye pleaded guilty Sept. 19 to 
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Crumbling Under Blows of Wreckers sieeessseenocoscseessessooossonsoonsvesseoees: 
trom Pike to Water Streets and Back 47 years, ‘the, contract |Killed in Rail Crash +3 Established in 1898 : 
from the Clinton River to Mill] price for the constructions of the : \ e ‘ 30, of Swartz Creek, was killed e Street Was purchased on March) buildings wag $9,509 with a to- ress ° ‘ e 
28M frm Feces, Dre a pe of omc eta el ak Wee io Farmer-Snover .: or an un able price | about $12,500, lided at crossing three ® 
according to Wrenn. In former times Commissioners a ess a Flint. O’Brien was, $ FUNERAL HOME 4 
In addition to the old City Hall,|would journey across the street alone. e b 
the police department garage and/to the upstairs of the present fire 4 160 W. Huron FE 2-9171 e 
the National Guard Armory stand|statior and hold their meetings) India has found gypsum in Ma-\e - 
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ago, and you are paying the same rates, you have something that will not do a job for 
you in our hospital. I don’t know of a hospital where it will do a real job for you. 
“You see, our costs have gone up more than 35 per cent during the past five years. 
: The fivt requirement of realistic horpitalization coverage is thet it keep up wit 
hospital costs. 
“This is why we are for Blue Cross. Blue Cross benefits always keep up with with the , 
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= tahoe ==5==Round 2: Soviet Bear Scents Middle and Far East   
  
  
  “HAVE A. er By WARREN ROGERS JR, Such relentless downward press] vised to hem in Soviet military Russia, which has diplomatic rela- | 3, In the Far East, the pressure) phase.” It called for a courageous 
, WASHINGTON ® — A prelimi-|cure from the Russo-Red Chinese| Power. - “a tions with both halves of Germany, |takes the form of new Communist| and imaginatiye program. 
GAY christmas THIS YEAR stiateey foc Round 2 of the| mnie. this study indicates, 6 Ot) Ty. now Communist plan js|°%UHd settle the issue alone. [Demy a ype 2 copie. aapeenll ieee 5 | as a non organi- _ 
cold war as this: Hold the line ‘in the kind that can be checked solely viewed as involving much more 2. In the Middle East, ” the Com- interviewer last week about ex- |zation devoted to planning by ~ 
by a “policy of containment” such|than that—economic aid and trdde|munists have stirred up a hornets tensive military preparations along Americans in agriculture, business, — 
as the Truman administration de-|concessions, for instance—and as | nest by selling arms to Egypt.| the China coat for possible assault |abor and the professions, 
being too complex and too subtly | They also have vaulted the pro-\on Formosa if talks with U, S. | ae 
      
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      ‘applied for a single solution. Fur- West security line to offer econom-|representatives at Geneva — 
ther U, S. countermeasures are eX-|ic help to Egypt and other Arab|down. Yq pected to be developed as the| countries, In Afghanistan, the So- * + * 
study, being conducted in the high-|viets already have 500 technicians} The Committee on camuescal 
est councils of government, Pro-\at work, and party boss Nikita|/Policy of the National Planning| See Net Pp. for 
gresses, Khrushchev and Premier Nikolai|Assn., reviewing the situation in. age 
Still there, of course, are the|Bulganin currently are touring/a report yesterday, said the Fn HUDSON —— AD 
Russian bear’s muscle and growl India, Afghanistan and Burma. war is in its ‘‘most perilous 
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. ' : , Vesnder’s _— ren = — need, run guns to troubled areas, for all types of homes 
irst ali i ment a Se i+ oo : give “big brother” encouragement 
Qua ity Origina Equip ity © 1955 What's My Line, Inc. 4-29 to uneasy a 
= A A ~ _ |strings-attached help to unde   
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John 1. lewis Says ‘Stor m Kills 8, Injures 9 All the time, the Sdviet leaders 
MANILA ®—At least eight per- 2re expected to taunt the West, particularly the United States, as iL A Ad sons were killed, nine injured and; 
Laws Are Adequate rns Scam tt homes by. om ae WASHINGTON uw — Jobr- L.! ‘sudden late season storm sweeping) Call FE 4-6089 
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  | ‘the central Philippines, the Red a : | Lewis has told a Senate Labor Cross said today. oP - _Comeee aoe of this strate 
|subcommittee he thinks. existing! —_—_—_—_—— 1, At Geneva, the Russians re- | 
laws are adequate for dealing with Anna Lee Has Son {used to negotiate with the West. 
jany “human jackals and scoun-! After Ge 
drels” who misuse union welfare| SANTA “MONICA, Calif. uw» — Se Td Ga | 
| The T-year-old head of the Gece H. Statiord, rave fod ; — opens rge afford, ga themsel could set 
a Mine Workers suggested:|a son, “Michael wave, bisah | themselves could | settle. aa] 233 S. TELEGRAPH-ONE BL OCK SOUTH OF VOORHEIS 
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Ay. Dec hysaiand taker woeld| shenvion Gtr of PONTIAC L ! Sees we holier-than-thou attitude .., and 
nett and Every Day | put treir own house in order, wel-| iS in SIG tare funds might have a better! 
NE cont nr | seat A AILTON = (et the welfare fund oper-| ; . 
J. L. VAN WAGONER AGENCY, Inc. }2'c¢ by bis own union, Lewis said. |‘I'd like for you to ‘show me one Wilton—H e : 
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Waterford Touhalip Lavuriehio   
$50 Q00 Blaze County Directors 
 Razes Market Announced 
70 Firemen Battle Fire; 30 Police Reroute Grand 
River, 8 Mile Traffic Oakland County Farm Bureau are 
iEngler of Lake Orion, Lloyd Hew- 
itt of Highland and Mrs. Otto Rexin 
of Farmington, all named for 
three-year terms. 
  vented the blaze from spreading 
to a drugstore separated from the 
supermarket by only a fire wall. 
Police guarded the area after 
the store manager informed au- 
thorities that a safe, containing 
between seven and eight thous- 
and dollars, was still in the build- 
ing. 
Fire authorities were. to inves- 
tigate today to determine cause of 
the blaze. ‘ 
Police Arrest Boy 
on Arson Charges 
FARMINGTON — A 14-year-old| 
boy was discovered by Farmington 
Police to be the cause of the $15,- 
000 fire at H. and M. Lumber Co. 
on 
  Louis, 
      
    Fire destroved a Wrigley Super-; William Scramlin of Holly and 
market at 27500 Grand River, Li-| Carleton Crawford of Milford, 
vonia, last night, causing damage Were beth elected to one-year 
estimated at a half million dollars: terms, 
Seventy firemen from eight com-| Carlos Long of Milford, was re- 
munities including Farmington.| elected chairman of the board with 
Southfield, Livonia and Clarence- Edward Bourns, of South Lyon, 
ville were drawn to the holocaust vice president and James Reid of 
which was at the triangle of Grand Milford, secretary-treasurer. 
River, Eight Mile and Inkster roads | 
just over the Oakland County line . ss 
numer byw wna nt PFINCESS 10 Visit icy temperatures, they fought the | 
blaze for two and a half hours | : 7 
before bringing it under control. | 
Two firemen received treatment | Airman Friends 
at the scene for frostbite. : 
temnme 3 Policemen from six dif: Catherine of Romania erent agencies were used to j z . 
route traffic for several hours Will Fulfill Her Dream 
TWO IN STORE While Touring U.S. Only two of the 72 store em- 
ployes were in the store when reed PAIRS 
fire was discovered about 8:30) 
p.m. The blaze was found by 41- ‘Curtain nor the passage of years is year-old Paul Taylor of Farming- ‘preventing Romanian Princess 
ton. The other employe in the build-| Catherine Caradja from turning in-| ing at the time was 18-year-old Er- to reality her dream of visiting 
nest J. Bolt of Farmington Town- the U.S. airmen whom she saved 
ship. \from the Germans, 
s * «& Early next month, some three) 
The only thing left standing aft- years after her escape from the er the fire was the four walls of Communist satellite, she will saii 
jfor America and call on as many 
as possible of the 110 fliers shot 
down during attacks on the Ploesti 
‘oil fields. 
The 62-year-old princess, a de- 
seendent of a royal house that 
was on the Romanian throne 
until 1818, was running an or- 
phanage and hospital om her 
estate 11 miles from Ploesti dur- 
ing World War Il. 
She gave asylum, with the help 
of the authorities, to Americans 
shot down in the great air strikes, 
thus keeping them out of German 
prison camps. 
Princess Caradja admitted that 
her favorite airman is 
‘Britt of Houston, Tex., whose air- 
plane crashed into her garden. She 
will visit him first. Others whom 
she will call on are: 
Robert O'Reilly, of St. 
Ten Mile Road, last Nov. 6.|Mo., William Love 
Calif., and Charles Decrevel of The boy was arrested on a Beaverton, Ore 
breaking and entering charge, —- 
police said, and upon questioning, | The princess fled Roraania in 
admitted setting the fire by piling | 1952, in the company of a guide 
papers and sacks om a roll of | whe had her permission te shoot 
tar paper at the rear of the her if they were captured. 
By that year, the Communist 
government had taken away vir-; 
—— tually all her property and be- 
longings. She escaped with only 
her wedding ring. 
The princess, who has been liv- 
ing in Paris with her daughter and 
the latter's French husband, will 
arrive in New York on the Nieuw 
Amsterdam Dec. 14 She will 
travel to Houston by bus. 
Joe Louis Clouted 
With New Tax Lien 
DETROIT, @ — Internal Rev- 
jp enue authorities yesterday filed a 
F|second tax lien against Joe Louis, 
7 || champion. 
|| The government claims Louis 
‘\owes a total of $507,610 in back 
_|taxes and interest for the years! 
1|1949, 1950 and 1951. 
"| Louis also has been facing 
) (claims totaling $651,771 in taxes, 
}|from 1946 to 1949, Recently elected directors of the 
Berton Brendel of Holly, Adolph 
(INS)—Neither the Iron) 
of Arcadia,|~— 
_,jformer world heavyweight boxing!   
    
Wayne Board of Education; Dr. TESTING PROGRAM—Pictured (left to right) 
are three school testing consultants, James C. 
Lafferty, director of psychological services of 
director of visiting. teachers, Dearborn Schools; 
and Dr. H. Glenn Ludlew, associate professor of   Howard Bennet 
Marie Skodak, 
the teachers of 
Educators Work Year on Set-Up   
    By JANE WINDELER 
Press Correspondent 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —) 
With the words, “It is altogether | 
possible that this will be the most} 
together and probably the day 
that will be more far-reaching than 
any other,"” Supt. of Waterford 
Township Schools, William Shunck 
opened an all-day testing workshop 
for teachers of the district. 
* * 
The program was key-noted with 
a philosophy on testing by Dr. 
Marie Skodak, director of visiting 
teachers, Dearborn Schools. She) 
felt that it was highly momentous | 
that teachers and lay-people alike 
were looking at the schools and 
wanting to improve the program. 
“The influence of the ‘earner’ 
on what he learns i: one of the 
most significant things that we   
  
  JOYCE PETERSON 
Joyce Peterson, daughter of Mr. 
and. Mrs. Hangs Hansen, of 2436 
Auburn Rd., recently graduated 
{from Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hos- 
pital School of Nursing, Hinsdale, 
Ill. She is now working in Butter-       worthwhile day we have ever spent 
|Skodak, “the greatest of which is 
      | worth Hospital, Grand Rapids.   
Call FE 5-2102 
L & V Awning 163 W. Montcalm MILFORD — Last night Village 
Council members*cleared the way 
proceed with the off-street park- 
ing project. * * »* 
A $3,500 deposit was placed with   
the Michigan Finance Corp., assur- 
ing the company that all necessary 
work would be completed upon is- 
suance of a bond for $16,000. The 
Oakland County State Bank is pre- 
| pared to buy the entire bond issue. 
| New that the State Commission 
approves the plan, a dewn pay-     Arms for his property on Union 
street. The Chamber of Com- 
‘merce will then remove the 
boilding, fill in the excavation 
The Detroit Edison Co. has 
agreed to light the parking lot. 
large real estate de- 
velopment was approved by coun- 
cil- members at last night's regular for the Chamber of Commerce to 
ment will be made to Chester | School Supt. Schunck Opens Workshop: have discovered in the last 
twenty-five years. The charact- | 
eristics that make him differ 
from any other child are what 
affect his learning. To under- 
stand him, we have to see him 
in a wide variety of situations— 
observe him, try him out ond 
  evaluate him,” Dr. Shodak 
pointed out. 
She went on: “We must have a 
frame of references to interpret 
what we see. So far we have had 
attendance records, grades, sam- | 
ples of work and possibly his auto- 
biography plus our own observa-| 
|tions to rely on in understanding 
the youngster. But often we don't 
trust our own judgment in evalu- 
ating a chiid. Tests, however, 
have a standard meaning. Scores 
have specific, definable communi- 
cations." 
CITES PITFALLS 
And there are pitfalls in any 
testing program, according to Dr.|   
to rely on tests completely. 
The three hundred teachers 
  Mrs. | education, University of Michigan, discussing with 
School the 40-page brochure, ‘‘Recommendations 
for a Testing Program” presented yesterday to 
trict at their workshop. 
Auto Collision Sends 
    
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its of Waterford Township High 
Waterford Township School Dis- 
  ;ciate professor of education at the 
University of Michigan. 
James C. Lafferty, director of 
psychological services for the | 
Wayne County Board of Education, | 
advised on the personality grat 
or “check lists'’ which dre to be 
given in the ninth grade. 
Milma Wickstrom, administra 
itive assistant, department of guid-; 
ance and placement of Detroit | 
Public Schools, spoke on the pad 
‘tude tests slated for the first and 
jninth grades. And Dr. Buford 
|Steffler, assistant professor of 
guidance for Michigan State Uni-| 
|versity was consultant for interest 
tests which are to be given in the | 
eleventh htom 
Woman to Hospital LAKEVILLE—Mrs. Fred Brecht,   ‘36, of 80 E. Drahner Rd. is in| | runs sae tae beh ‘Pontiac General Hospital suffering’ Troy Board Meets i se *Sncmica AN capr "COUNSELLORS s oT eee fer porns 
five broken ribs, cuts and lacera-| you can afford, tegerdiess of hew much or how many you owe. 
tions, after she wa’ involved in a 
head-on collision Monday morning With Drain Engineer jat Mack and Townsend Roa 
Driver ot the other car was 
Alton Herkimer, 7%, Lakeville | 
& sprained 
bruises. He 
and 
ased, 
According to Romeo state troop-| 
. er Paul Uerling, both core, were 
totally wrecked. 
  ‘Rebel Tribesmen Slay   Five consultants rotated in vis-\tribesmen in the Riff Mountains|‘itional work on the plans and 
iting each group. Dr. Edith Jay. 
assistant professor of psychology 
at Wayne University, was the con- 
sultant on mental maturity tests 
Achievement tests are scheduled 
for grades three, five, seven, eight . /ernmment iFive Moroccan Soldiers | 
RABAT, French Morocco } — 
|More trouble from rebellious) 
was reported today as Premier-, 
designate Mohammed Bekkai con-| tinued conferences trying to form) 
Morocco's first representative gov- 
Sketchy reports reaching here 
said a military truck was am- 
bushed yesterday in the Nador 
Pass area near the Spanish Moroc- 
can frontier. The bodies of five 
  and eleven. Consultant in this area 
was Dr. H. Glenn Ludlow, asso-| soldiers were found near the ve- 
hicle,     
merly belonged to the C. Schuett 
Co. ‘and was purchased by the 
present firm last week. 
APPROVE PUBLICATION 
Publication to rezone three more 
Pieces of property from residential Clear Way for Milford Parking Lot on 35 acres at Summit street and to industrial was also approved by; Weaver road. This acreage for-council members. 
ge md) gp pase me 
land belongs to Henry Busch 
and Cloyd 
Peters and is just inside the 
-Village limits on General Motors 
road. 
  
    
Mrs. Thyrza Benton | 
HOLLY—Service for Mrs. Thyrza. 
Benton, 77, 9493 Dixie Highway, | 
will be held at 2 p.m. today from 
Davisburg Community Church with 
burial to follow in Davisburg Cem- 
etery. Mrs. Benton died Saturday, 
Survivors include one daughter, 
Mrs. Lucy Willer Bell, with whom 
she made her home and one grand- 
son. 
Mrs. Leontine Pranger 
UTICA—Service for Mrs. Leon- 
tine Pranger, 59, 7618 15 Mile 
Rd., will be held at 10:30 a.m. 
  meet. The: David Builders of De- 
itroit presented a plat for council 
a which includes 123 lots tals Fut / Pdabber 
    
  No surgery needed ! 
uce swelling of Wednesday at the Schwarzkoff-Mil- 
liken Funeral Home, with burial 
in Utica Cemetery. Mrs. Pranger 
died Sunday. Deaths in Nearby Communities 
an automobile accident at Roch- 
ester Saturday. son; three sons, James B. of Flint, | 
Elgin E.-of Wauwatosa, Wis. and 
Austin R. of Lake Orion; one sis- 
ter, Mrs. Willard Van Riper of 
Holly; one brother Walter Downey 
of Groveland Township; 12 grand- 
children and four great-grandchil- 
dren. 
Burnell J.- Schiusler 
LEONARD—Service for Burnell 
J. Schlusler, 54, of 35 Division St., 
will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday 
at the Leonard Methodist Church 
with burial in Lakeville Cemetery. 
Mr, Schlusler died as the result of 
Survivors include his wife, Mil- iford road from residential to in- 
Ore. two-brothers,_Frank and Phil- She is survived by her husband, 
Frederick; one daughter, Mrs. 
Mary Leidholdt of Utica; a son,| Mrs. Alphonse Carrol] of Portland,     lip Elskens; a sister, Mrs. Helen|Marvin L. Baza of Duluth, 
  and Mrs. Robert Fortney of Jack-! Ho   Hernelsteen, all of Detroit; and|and Burton Baza of Tucson, pil es at ome! ca nhdren his foster father, Pete Ladebeauche o. D. Narrin of Pontiac; two sisters, Mr's. Mar- 
trent talned inane other Wading one | LAKE ORION—Service for Mrs.| shall Gratz of Waterford Townshi ‘wstainiess “preparation, This amazing sub- (Jessie D. ‘Narrin, 83, 140 S. An-|and Mrs. Velma Johrison of Hur- relief stance has anesthetic |drews Ave., will be held at 2 p.m.|long, Calif.; two brothers, Howard 
ane ae eae t cok ag Haag itching Wednesday from Aller’s Funeral|of Clearwater, Fla. and Russell 
thon goes to work om ie Home, with burial in Hadley Ceme-| Schlusler of Pontiac and 16 grand- 
ling, promoting healing tery. Mrs. Nargij aed Monday... | children.’ al pe Get new stainless Pazo®. Won't She is survived hy two daugh-| Arrangements are being made) 
inchud- oF ointment both at druggists! ters; Mrs: John Ridgeley of Mason/by the William R. Potere Funeral me, Rochester. 1 390 Nelson A representative from Wilkins 
Appraisal and Revaluation Con- 
sultants was asked to submit a 
proposal to the village for revalu- 
ing the real estate and personal 
property in Milford. 
s « * 
The planning commission for the 
village submitted a recommenda- 
tion to rezone the Milford Fair- 
grounds, the Perry Orvis property 
and land lying east of North Mil- 
dustrial. 
The recommendation jis under 
consideration by council members. 
  Announce Marriages 
of Daughter and Son 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Mr. 
and Mrs. Charles E. Hauser of 
Pontiac Lake Road, announced the 
marriage of their daughter, Pa- 
tricia, to Albert Netzle of Drayton if 
Plains on Nov. 18. 
At the same time, Virginia 
Grifley, daughter of Mrs. Albert 
Smith of Lake Orion became the 
bride of Don Hauser, son of the | 
Charlee Hausers. 
The young people spent a week's 
in northern Michigan.     
  
“Your $490 Is 
Worth 11% at 
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HOUSEHOLD CO. | FE 5-5552 Booted Free Salk 
Clinic in Romeo 
to Be Wednesday 
offering first injections of Salk 
Polio Vaccine is scheduled for 
Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the 
Southfield Woman’s : 
Death Investigated 
death of Mrs. Beverly Jackson, 22, ROMEO — The second free clinic 
  sicians, 
The last sy Bagger for persons 
ito have the first injection will be 
oe) ee 7 at the) 
me location, 
  SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—The 
of 29055 Southfield is being inves- 
tigated after she died in Receiving 
Hospital Sunday night. The cause 
was given as peritonitis resulting; 
from arf alleged illegal operation. 
Mrs, Jackson told detectives ists who will speak to muck and 
  DR. ROBERT E, LUCAS 
Dr. Robert E. Lucas, assistant 
|professor of the Michigan State 
University Soil Science Depart- 
ment, is one of three MSU special- 
vegetable growers in Imlay City 
Wednesday. The program is held 
in cooperation with the Extension) 
Service and the Chamber of Com- 
merce. Other speakers will be "Cond Votes 
in New Member Rochester Group Also 
Studies — “of 
New. Well... 
ROCHESTER — The Rochester . 
Village Council at last night's 
meeting voted Norman H. Day, 
227 Walnut St., into the Council to 
fill the unexpired term of Clarence 
|Shaw who resigned, 
Village Manager Robert Slone 
opened bids on a half ton pick up 
truck for the Public Works De- 
partment. The Larry Jerome Sales 
presented the lowest bid of $1084 
for the truck. 
The Village Manager was author- 
ized by the council to purchase an 
additional turbine meter for meas- 
‘Michael is now attending school. ‘forced several cars. off the road. 
| 
‘Schedule Annual uring wells at the Water Works, 
The meter will cost about $48. 
DISCUSS WELL - 
Council discussed the possibility 
of starting a new well in the 
Spring. Two locations have been 
considered for drilling, one near 
the large reservoir and the other 
| HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Comedian Bear & smaller one, reported Slone. 
-_ |Wally Vernon has been fined $125 He was given authority to make 
Michael Ross of the Argentine for drunk driving. Other motorists tests and consult engineers relative 
‘took his pet eagle, Tiki, with him!complained the 50-year-old actor|to the drilling. s« 
to Edinburgh, Scotland, where'was driving so erratically he the ecuicll cebued gncred ow 
ernment bills amounting to $1,- 
488.50 and water and sewer bills of 
$1,734.07 to be paid. before her death that she under- 
went an illegal operation in 
September. 
She said that the operation was 
performed by Mrs. Yvonne Baker, 
52.. of 661 Brainard for $75, Mrs. 
| Baker was arrested Friday for in- ° oe 
‘vestigation of the alleged opera- ‘Comic Fined as Drunk. 
' tion Lawren®& N. Shepherd, a gradu- 
ate assistafit at MSU in soil sci- 
ence research and John A. Knier- 
im, an assistant professor of en- 
tomology at the University. 
  
      
Your PTA Is Planning: 
Pageant Slated at S tiles ere es ison 
WATERFORD—The Gospel Fel- 
lowship Class mission service of 
ithe Waterford Community Church 
\will be held at the Detroit City 
Mission at 8 p.m. today. 
Cars will leave from the church 
for Detroit at 6:30 p.m.   
  AVON TOWNSHIP — Stiles PTA: several piano selections, The 
will present its annual Christmas: public is invited. 
pageant Thursday evening at eight Avon Township 
jo'clock at Avondale High School.’ +. Executive Board of Elmwood. 
Students from all grades in the pra wil) meet at 1:30 p.m. Thurs- 
school will participate, singing folk day at the home of Mrs. Edwin! 
of many lands, The Tonettes will - 
render several selections of Christ-| 
mas music under the direction of 
John Nezteck. 
Mrs, William Sullivan will give |         
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TROY TOWNSHIP — The Troy pereience assist you" \Township Board met with Donald | 
\Ringler, engineer with the County 
Drain Commission to dis¢uss drain- 
age in Troy Township, 
Under discussion was the pro- 
|posed cleaning out of the Spencer | 
‘Drain, plans on the Sprague drain| 
|that is in the northwest section of| 
‘Troy, and the Hill Drain that runs | 
into Macomb county, 
The board pointed out the ob- 
jections the Sprague Drain had 
brought during the recent hearing 
iof the residences near Sprague.’ 
Ringler agreed to do some ad-     
  
  WANT TO BE THE BEST 
DANCING COUPLE 
IW YOUR S&T? report back later to the board, 
Troy Methodists 
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but you save money, too. 
You'll be amazed how quick and easy it is to become a smooth, graceful dancer 
the Arthur Murray Way. In your very first 
lesson you learn the key step to all dances. 
These special 2 for 1 rates are for a lim- 
ited time only. So enroll now and be the Christmas Fair 
TROY TOWNSHIP — Troy 
Methodist Church is holding its 
annual Christmas bazaar at the 
church Wednesday and Thursday. 
There will be booths of hand 
work, baked goods, hand made 
jewelry, home made candy, pot- ; 
ted plants and many other items | ™% 
including a purcel post sale. 
Mrs. Clarence Wiiliams, general | 
chairman, states the bazaar will |. 
open each day with a dinner to be 
served starting at 5 p.m. A roast 
beef dinner will be served Wednes- 
day and a chicken dinner Thurs- 
day. The public is invited.     
    
          
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His sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Stev- 
| son's poser life in the Decem- 
iber issue of “Ladies’ Home Jour- imal.*’ 
Of the weekly press rumors link- 
him with new “fiancees,”’ she “They must think the plural of 
spouse is spice!” 
In the second excerpt from her 
forthcoming book, “My Brother 
Adlai,” Mrs, Ives, whom Steven- 
son fondly calls “Buffie,” de- 
seribes the eventful four years 
between his successful bid for 
the governorship of Miinois and 
his unsuccessful 1952 campaign 
for the presidency. 
“His debut into politics started /nor     
terday in Oakland County, Circa 
The suit was brought by Albert 
Branch, a church trustee, who 
asserted that thousands of dollars 
  
        
  
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has received no benefit from the 
money and .the church lands 
bought with it are in the minister's 
name. 
He claimed Rev. Harris has 
structing the building and it was 
necessary for him to. borrow 
money from outside sources. 
Some $14,000 is still owed, he 
stated. 
The minister said he obtained 
loans, using the church lands as 
collateral, in order to make part- 
payment of building costs. 
“I would be glad to have the       
  
  This Christmas give Mother a bedside telephone. Few 
gifts will bring her such comfort, convenience and 
pleasure every day of the year. It will never outgrow 
its usefulness, will remind her of your thoughtfulness 
every time she uses it. 
And it’s easy to give! Just a call to 
Office will bring a gift-wrapped Christmas phone, ready 
to put under the tree. After Christmas, at Mother's 
convenience, a telephone man will come around to 
install it. 
This ideal Christmas gift costs only about a dollar 
a month plus $2.25* for installation. You can pay 
for it monthly if you wish. 
This Christmas, give the gift that makes life easier. 
Remember, modern homes have convenient phones. 
More and more people are ordering phones for bed- 
rooms, kitchens and “rec” rooms—and for teen-agers! 
eFctaphense ts épertling deveratet eclete ‘are wealtete for © one-time 
eased seat nihedonaie depending on color ond style selected. 
Michigan Bel pees omnes Company our Business |trustees made responsible for these 
debts,”” said Rev. Harris. 
Judge Hartrick dissolved a tem- 
porary order restraining Mr. Har- 
ris from disposing of his private 
home and land. Branch had asked 
a lien against the minister's prop- 
erty which would have allowed 
the church to sell it to pay off 
“lgome of the alleged debts. 
Judge Hartrick advised Mr. 
Harris to get all papers relating to 
the land and mohey transactions 
in order before the hearings, and 
“see if you had a nent election of 
trustees.”’ 
    Navy: Official to Spank 
DETROIT uw — Rear Adm. Al-| 
bert G. Mumma, chief of the Navy 
Department's bureau of ships, will 
speak on “The Navy and Nuclear) 
Engineering’ at the Wednesday 
meeting of th Engineering Society | for my réticent brother it won 
not an easy kind of relationship to| 
get used to,” she wrote. . 
She reported that on the day he 
launched his gubernatorial cam- 
paign in Illinois, two photographers 
confronted the astonished Steven- 
son as he was shaving in his 
bathroom. 
THRIFTY EXECUTIVE 
According to Mrs. Ives, Gover- 
nor Stevenson kept a firm hand NEW YORK 4INS)—-So manysaid Stevenson once commented: a glare ond blare of publicity, and 
on the budget at the Illinois execu-| 
tive mansion, 
down a $2,000 upholstery estimate 
in favor of inexpensive cleaning 
and dyeing. He also thriftily re- 
fused to have the state's 10-year- 
old Cadillac replaced, she said. 
“He always turned out lights 
when he left a room, and the rest 
of us had to do the same,” she 
recalled; “I had enthusiastic plans 
for repapering several of the bed- 
rooms which the former governor's 
daughters had evidently decorated 
by tacking up school banners. 
“Adlai nipped this expegdi- 
ture: ‘Just put up a few pictures 
' to cover these marks on the 
walls.’ 
“The memos he sent on food 
amused ‘me, After he'd been even to turning) 
hunting he must have wanted his/ 
|bag of game to stretch, because ]| 
        \got a thrifty message: ‘One big} 
duck should serve four people— * 
four little people’."’ 
Mrs. Ives, who served as. her) 
‘brother's hostess in the executive | 
‘mansion at Springfield, said that! 
up to the last minute, Stevenson Simma: 
tried to refuse the Democratic Hailman 
nomination in 1952. 
She said he honestly wanted to 
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  run again for governor and that 
his great future hope was to be- 
come “president of a good alll 
| versity,” Instead, she ‘said, he “ 
was drafted as a candidate and Frank foal Antares Daniels Ageney Same Apnate 
embarked on the cross-country 
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scribed as “requiring the wind 
et an Olympic runner and the 
timing of a éuckoe clock.” ... . 
Mrs. Ives said that when Stev- 
enson's name was being mentioned 
for. the nomination, his mail 
jumped from about 100 to 300 let- 
ters a day. Some of the letters, 
she said, were ‘just plain silly,” 
including a few from “foolish, 
women.”’ She added: 
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HIGH-SCHOOL TEACHER? 
As a teacher, Carole may 
someday perform a real ser- 
vice to her community — 
and she will, if we unite now 
to see that she gets the edu- 
cation every child deserves. 
Let's all help! Let’s take 
part in.our local PTA and, 
community conferences to 
keep school standards high. 
Send for helpful, free book- 
‘let. Better Schools, 2 West 
45th St., New York 36, N. Y, * 
“One woman gave her qualifica- 
tions in this businesslike way: ‘'! 
am a nice eligible lady offering) 
my services as a wife. 1 could! 
serve you in kitchen or drawing) . 
room. You need somebody to 
look after your clothes'.’ 
Several others, she said, wrote 
Stevenson how much they “loved! 
children and dogs. ns     Flint Drvpeyist Stops _. 
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bem | heard about RECTORAL but I tied it. 
Ten my utter amazement the bleeding, soreness and 
irritation completely stopped after just a lew days 
‘That was bve years ago and | never had one bit of 
trouble since. It's marvelous. We have recom- 
mended and sc'd dosens of RECTORA!. without 
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Warriors Have Rights : 
Wilt Already Causing 
Pro Cagers to Worry 
PHILADELPHIA —When “The|ketball Assn, passed a new draft 
Stilt” comes home, can paradise rule. . 
be far behind? That might be the| Gottlieb, sensing a surefire star 
question uppermost in the mind for the pro ranks, exercised his 
of Philadelphia Warriors Owner territorial rights and promptly 
Eddie Gottlieb—and the reason for grabbed Chamberlain. | *   
  a defeat but lost   _By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Undefeated Oklahoma, winning 
at the polls in the same whirlwind 
fashion that it won most of its 
games, today captured the 1955 na- 
tional college football champion- 
ship and the Father J. Hugh O’Don- 
nell Trophy in the 20th annual As- 
sociated Press poll, 
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The bowl-hbound Sooners amassed + 
an almost perpetual smile on his’ 
face.     Joe Lapcehick, coach of the New 
* *. *¢ York Knickerbockers and a peren-| 
Gottlieb confirmed yesterday nial seeker of extra-tall talent.) 7 
that he had drafted Wilt (The Stilt) said yesterday in Syracuse that the the impressive total of 3,581 points 
Chamberlain for his 1959 Warriors. NBA had ‘‘created a monster when Of the final AP poll of. sports 
even before the 7-foot basketball’ it let Chamberlain go to Philadel- “Titers and broadcasters for - the 
star left the quiet confines of Over- phia. It was a grave error.” jseason to top Michigan State by 
brook High School here for the’ Lapchick, who has a couple bal] More than 300 points. Maryland, 
wide open spaces of Kansas Uni- players also scraping the 7-foot| Oklahoma's opponent in the Orange 
versity, ‘mark in Ray Felix and Walter,   
  Notre Dame retired the Dr. Henry 
L. Williams Trophy in 1947 and the 
next year the Notre Dame Mono- 
gram Club created the O'Donnell 
nt se Trophy in memory of Father 
Bowl game, Jan, 2, finished third|Q’Donnell, a former Irish football 
lin the balloting. | 
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player four years before he is 
eligible for pro ranks was approved) 
Inst spring when the National Bas- Dukes, revealed that owner Ned 
Irish of the Knicks had opposed 
giving the Warriors the early rights 
to Chamberlain. Oklahoma succeeds Ohio State, 
  Big 10 champion for the second| 196 player who served as president of 
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      straight year, as winner of the na- In earlier years the Jack F. Riss- 
  
EML Scans Parkers’ Five Moving all the way frorh last) Defending champion Birming-| Coach Dan Lutkus of Hazel Park) build a nucleus. Port Huron’s big 
place to Ist in one season is a ham, with the loss of four of five is optimistic. He has five top man is 64 Cari Chandler, a senior 
-pretty big jump in-any 
league. 
coaches fee] about Hazel Park in) 
the Eastern Michigan League this 
year, : 
  COACH PETRAKIS men returning and cannot 
| counted out of the running. 
Maple coach John Petrakis 
~, has been handicapped during the 
ist three weeks of practice. Four 
of his leading players, members 
of the football team, could not 
report to practice until yesterday 
because of the Thanksgiving Day 
game with Royal Oak last | 
Thursday. 
Center Bob Isbell, along with 
forwards Don Picman and George 
Huffman all reach the 63 mark. 
Bill Swaney, Maple quarterback 
and Greg Bavis, both 59, are) 
leading candidates. for the guard 
posts. 
Last year the Maple won the 
EML title with a 91 record. In- 
cluding the tournament playoff-loss 
to Mt. Clemens, the overall mark 
read 14-2. 
Cagers will begin where the) 
football team left off by meeting 
Royal Oak in the opener next 
Tuesday on the Acorn court. Bill Hazelrigg at forwards. 
Guards Nick Kamenoff and Bob 
Croteau, along with newcomer 
Larry Clyma give the Viking good 
strength in the outer court. 
Hazel Park had a disappointing 
1-9 league mark, finishing last a 
year ago. 
Runnerup Mt. Clemens, with 
66 Ed Noe and 6-5 Charles 
Nicolai is making overtures for 
the title, fhe Bathers were nosed 
qut of the EML title by Bir- 
mingham, but came back to 
win the regional championship in 
_ which the Maples were the Ist 
| vietim. 
Port Huron and East Detroit figure themselves as spoilers with 
| perennially powerful Ferndale 
Sophomore Ronald Emerick, 65, 
will bolster East Detroit's hopes. 
‘Shamrocks have six lettermen 
taround whom coach Fred Lee will     
  
  
Duffy Selects 
Stanford, USC 
Films for Study Both Teams Met UCLA’ 
This Year, Provide 
Check for Jan. 1 
EAST LANSING #—Michigan 
State has selected the Stanford and 
Southern Califorgia games as its 
movie previews of what can be 
expected from UCLA this time in 
the Rose Bowl. 
i H 
1 Hf | Fritz Crisler   
Is Honored by 
NY Grid Club 
Gets 1955 Award 
for Doing Most 
for Football 
NEW YORK ® — The Univer- 
sity of Michigan's veteran athletic 
director, Herbert O. (Fritz) Cris- 
tied 9 i ]Cagers to Lift . 
      scoring center Dan Potter who 
stands 6-3, and Bill Byrd and basketball) starters, is not expected to repeat, lettermen back, including high! center, 
But that's the way) but the Maples still have 7 letter-| eal 
      | GREG BEVis- 
  
  
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fornia 17-7 in the last game of the 
season. This film will provide State 
with the last available word on! 
UCLA football operations. 
He was asked if the squad would 
scrimmage—something the Spar- 
‘tans have avoided this fall since 
the season started. | 
“We'll probably have only. one 
team scrimmage,” he said, ‘‘that 
one a few days before the game. 
Otherwise, we'll just work hard 
and stick to group scrimmages.” 
Tangerine Gets 
Missouri Valley 
  , Fla. W =~Missouri Philadelphia Stars son ratings of teams and players 
and emphasis on post-season bow! 
bids, the University of Michigan's 
president has called for a curb on 
what he terms “the accelerated 
madness” of college football. 
* * * * 
"Dr. Harlan H. Hatcher. Michigan 
president, told 700 at the annual 
UM “Football Bust” last night: . 
“T sincerely hope a way is found s Apesharati Madness” | 
UM President Asks f 
of Articles on Post-Season Bowls — DETROIT ®—Decrying pre-sea-jto preserve the game in its proper| Michigan ended up with.a-7 won: ‘college setting, so that we won't ‘have to alter it — as I am sure 
,we will have to do if our present 
course continues.” 
Hatcher said he read ‘with sink- Ohio Siate won the conference, 
ing, heart” magazine reports which 
irated Michigan No, 1 in the nation 
before it had played its first game 
ithis year and other articles which 
forecast conference championships 
bow! bids months ahead.   
(Game Biologist Speaker 
to Show Film on Rabbits 
A program of unusual interest 
has been listed for members of 
the Oakland County Sportsmen's. 
Club for tomorrow evening. | 
D, H. Jenkins, game biologist, 
specializing in small game, with 
the Michigan Conservation De- 
partment, will be the featured 
speaker, and will introduce the 
film, “Missouri Cottontail.” The   | doings of Molly Cottontail and film has gained national acclaim 
during the past year, It depicts, 
from a seasonal standpoint, the 
her family of ‘youngsters, 
throughout the four seasons. 
In addition, the club's annual 
deer antler contest will be determ- 
ined. Suitable awards will go to 
the winners who enter racks in 
the following classes: largest ant- 
lers from the Upper Peninsula, best 
balanced rack from the Upper, or De-emphasis 
2 lost record. A 17-0 loss to Ohio 
\State in the final game cost the 
| Wolverines the Big 10 champion- 
ship and a trin to the Rose Bowl. 
crown and handed the bow! bid to 
Michigan State. OSU went last Jan. 
1, Under conference rules no team 
may go two years in succession. 
Citing newspaper reports of last 
Saturday's games emphasizing 
bowl bids, Dr, Hatcher said: 
* ‘Coveted bids,’ they are called. 
Here's another: ‘Army knocks 
Navy out of Cotton Bowl.’ And one 
says: ‘Tennessee ruins Vander- 
bilt’s bow! hopes.” 
“There was a time when football 
games were played to see who 
would win. Now everything points 
to the ‘coveted bid’ to a bowl. 
Here’s How NFL 
Dratt Wound Up PHILADELPHIA, (INS) — Fol- 
lowing are the draft selections 
of the National Football League 
teams at their meeting Monday 
in Philadelphia: 
See ae on oe. Here are the draft picks: 
          ‘|to take back the 147-pound title 
~ |now. He's had only one fighting Regain Crown Meets Carmen Basilio 
in Boston Re-match on 
Wednesday 
BOSTON (®—-For a fellow who 
took a sound shellacking from 
Carmen Basilio the last time 
around, ex-welterweight champion 
Tony DeMarco fairly breathes con- 
fidence. Tony is sure he is going 
from Basilio in the Boston Garden 
Wednesday night. ; 
. * * * 
The 23-year-old, 5-544 ex-champ 
says he feels 100 per cent better 
chance to prove that and on the 
record it looks good. Big-chested 
Tony stopped heavier Chico Vejar, 
the Stamford, Conn., actor-fighter 
with the push-button chin in 2:40 
of the first round on Sept. 14. 
Promoter Sam Silverman ex- 
pects to sell out the Boston Garden 
to its 13,900 capacity. 
This fight will be telecast and 
broadcast across the coyntry but 
the New England area will be 
blacked out. 
Red Sox Buy 
  Frisco Club Acquire 19 Contracts 
Along With Franchise 
of PCL Team 
COLUMBUS, Ohio w — The Bos: ton Red Sox have bought the San| 
Francisco franchise for $150,000 in| Py \ 
Pacific and are ne-| 
gotiating the sale of their Louisville | 
farm in the American Assn. 
» league assumed all obliga- 
tions of the former owners, the 
    $150.000. rust come £50.000 tn pay 
a note due the lerone end £3,750 
in beck eelary to former Manacor 
Tommy Heath. After ll debte nre 
paid, the remainder will rt to 
Miller’s group. 
25 Hiqh School 
11's Complete 
Flawless Year 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Twenty-five high school football 
teams finished the 1955 season 
with perfect unbeaten, untied 
records 
  This is four more than last fall 
marks, 
, Only repeaters are Napoleon and 
nna. 
Corunna holds the longest win- 
ning streak in the state — 23 
straight. Its last loss was a 13-7 
decision to Chesaning early in 
the 1953 season. 
Napoleon ranks next with 16 suc- 
cessive victories. 
These exclusive figures were         Beliveau Leads of the 1956 Michigan football team NEW MICHIGAN CAPTAIN—End Tom Maentz 
(igft) of Holland, Mich., who was named captain   , Shown shaking _inight. AP Wirephote 
hands with outgoing captain Ed Meads (Oxford) 
at banquet for the Michigan team in Detroit last 
  
Monte Irvin Top Name of Minor Leaguers 
Picked in Draft; Tigers Take Joe Presko COLUMBUS, Ohio w — Monte frist baseman. Three of the play- Mahon, a southpaw on. the Denver 
a deal calculated to strengthen the Irvin, whose big bat played a key ers were taken from the ‘Pacific!roster who turned in an 11-5 record 
role in the New York Giants’ mira- Coast League, costing $15,000 each. for Birmingham last season, Balti- 
cle finish in 191, is coming back’ The biggest surprise was Wash- more next on the list, picked first 
to the m-tor leagues at the rine inzton's selection of a practically baseman Bob Boyd off Rochester. 
Chicago Cubs. rad Grob. from Montreal, as the ‘old age of 37—this time with the unknown pitcher, righthander Con- A former outfielder with the Chi- 
cago White Sox, Bovd batted .309. 
The slueging outfielder, aban- No. 1 pick, The Senators, exercis- drove in 9 runs and hit 15 home 
doned by the Giants last summer, ing their privilege of making the runs at Houston. 
was the only big mame among the first selection by virtue of their! The Tigers, disappointed at be- 
minor leaguers selected by the last place finish in the American ing beaten out of Irvin, who would 
majors in yesterday's annual draft League, chose this 23-year-old dark have been the first Negro on their 
"| session which officially opened the horse in preference to other eliqi-jroster, selected Joe Presko, a for- 
winter baseball meetings. Today it bles with superior records and bet- mer Cardinal righthander who had 
was the higher minors’ turn to ter renutations. Grob had an 11-9 a 6-10 record at Omaha. 
draft players from their little 
brothers, | . ° | 
‘The Cubs, in desperate need of a record at Mobile 
‘moved to Montreal. 
* 2 #@ 
“According to Charlie Dressen before being The Giants took rivhthander 
\Steve Ridzik, former Philadelphia 
‘and Cincinnati pitcher, on the 
strength of his fine performance in 
strong right-handed. battine out. Washington menacer. Grob is an the Puerto Rican Winter Leaque. 
apolis, the Gjants’ farm club in 
the American Assn., for the 310.000. 
draft price, beating out at least sneaky-fast. and “he pitches to 
spots."" 
The second choice went ta Pitts. ‘| fielder, plucked Irvin from Minne- “Erskine type" pitcher—smallish. Ridzik was drafted from Seattle 
who obtained him from San Diero 
lwhere he won 2 and lost 1. He currently boasts an 8-0 record with 
two other clubs—Detroit and Cin. burgh, which selected Jack Me- Santurce. cinnati—to the aging flychaser. If 
Irvin can come anywhere near the 
3 tating averse be etea wi FUlTDACK Places the Millers, he. will prov 
bargain, Chicago also took title to 
pitcher Vito Valentinetti from To- 
ronto. A former Chicago White Sox 
chattel, Valentinettj had a 9-15 rec- 
ord with Cherleston last season. 
LJ 
The Cubs were the only ciub to 
choose more then one vlaver in The 
lightest draft sipee 1945 when the 
game pombe of Wrverg were go 
lected. The current cron renresent- 
ed an outlay 
big league clubs, The list included 
eight pitchers, an outfielder ahd a 
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Team Above Money 
| PORTALES, N. M. i» — Eastern 
New Mexico University fullback Final Grid Poll 
‘The top 0 teams with first place votes 
‘and won-lost records in parentheses (points 
based on 10 for first place, 66-7 etc.): 
1, Oklahoma (218) (104) .......     
  Tommy Hightower, in position to| 
take the bal! on a drive through 
the line, sy~'ted a half dollar and 
a querter on the pilaving field. A 
move ta rich um the morow world 
ihave cost his team a five yard ” 
of $115 0(by the penalty He didn't moke the move. |{} | 
When he came back, he couldn't 
find the money and went on to help 
ENMU defeat Washburn College 
19-12. 
After the game Coach Dewey 
Langston looked over the field and 
brought back the half dollar and 
quarter—and two dimes as well. 
More than one-third of Ted 
    Hockey Scorers Montreal ‘Center Tops 
Howe Tied for 2nd 
- MONTREAL (®—Jean Beliveau, 
the youngster who came into his 
own with the Montreal Canadiens 
last season, still had the National 
Hockey League by the tail today, 
topping the scoring leaders with 27 
points and sharing the goal produc- 
tion list with 14. a 
The 24-year-old center, who broke NHL With 27 Points; Kluszewski's hits in 1955 went for 
extra bases. He had 47 homers 
and 25 doubles among his 192 hits. 
He batted .314. 
Gene Bone, former Pontiac High 
School golf star and no wassist- 
ant pro to Warren Orlick at Tam 
O'Shanter Country Club, will play 
onthe winter tour, Orlick has an- 
nounced, 2, Michigan State (88) (8-1)....,.... 3.204 
3. Maryland (35) (100) ..... ~ 3.004 
4. UCLA (9) DD oii ccweweeens 2.637 
5. Ohio State (4) (7) ...... ea 
6. TCU (> @&D wae .™1 
7.6 ia (®I-1) ..., 1,9" 
® Auburn (6) (#1-1) see 64 
s Notre Deme (8-2) pe 7™ 
iN Micsicsippt (1) (1) PCONN 
  it Pittsburgh (1) (7-3). 3 
Michigan (7-2) \ 917 tn aod 
{ ; ze 
1 na 16, Bt bad 
17, bl) 
“ ad 
19. co) 
MD. Army WD) ooo ccc eete ences fin 
    Wings Victorious, . 
but in Exhibition 
HAMILTON, Ont. uf — Detroit 
Red Wings of the National Hockey 
‘League defeated Hamilton of the 
/Ontario Hockey Assn., 12-2, in an   He had no triples.'exhibition game last night. 
Pontiac's Gene Bone Set 
to Play in Winter Tour 
four Pro-Am efforts, tam mem- 
bers offer their best wishes to 
Gene on his ist try at the winter 
tour. = = 
    
compiled for the Associated Press 
by Dick Kishpaugh, veteran sta- 
tisticlan from Kalamazoo, 
Only three Class A teams went 
_|through the 1955 campaign without 
a loss—Ann Arbor, Detroit Persh- 
ing and Lincoln Park. Ann Arbor 
Purdue; 3 has gone 38 games without a set- 
" -« |back and has 11 straight victories announcements concerning the Dec.|| New ‘York: Joe Marconi, (fb), W. 
18 kiddies Christmas party, New Moore.) talon Aneta at ee a a ow 
ct) ~ Va. : a Year’s dance, and wildlife-Adven-) «t aw ceil eb Comanek ttn. 
U. of M. 3rd in Race © in among the leaders for third 
place on 73 points in his fourth 
NHL year last season, leads team- 
mate Bert Olmstead and Detroit's 
Gordie Howe by 4. points, Olm-| stead is tops with his 18 assists/ter's 
while Howe, rounding -into his old 
form after a slow.start, has scored| 
10 goals in gaining his 23 points. 
Toronto’s Ted Sloan shares the 
goal-scoring lead with Beliveau, 
but has only 17 points, 
Montreal’s Jacques Plante, as 
ever, is tops among the goalies, 
racking up 5 shutonts and allowing 
only 37 goals in 23 games for a 
1.61 average, Detroit's Glenn Hall 
is second at 2.04, 
NHL goaltenders have registered|the money 
19 shutouts thus far, 6 more than 
at this stage last season. largest antlers from the Lower, best 1. (abd; 
balanced antlers from the Lower, 
the best freak antlers, and also 
for the smallest legal set of horns. 
An award will also go to the 
hunter bringing in the largest bear. 
Meeting will get underway 
promptly at 8 o'clock. Special feco: Earl Mo 
gp | State: Bruce Bosley, (t), W. 
‘a; Bill Herschmann, (t), Texas Tech. 
: HOWARD ¢ CASSADY, (hb), 
Ohio State; CLARKE. 
Southern Cal. 
1; JOHN Mcl F 
delphia: Bob Pellegrini, (c), 
Maryland; Prank D'Agostino, ft), Au- 
rn; Don Schaefer, (fb), Notre Dame. 
: ‘Davis, (hb), Miss. ; James * “* Valley of Marshall, Mo., wil! meet 
Juniata College of Huntington, Pa., 
in Orlando’s Tangerine Bow] foot-     Maentz Will Head . 
Wolverines in 56 Bone’s trip has been made pos- 
sible by Orlick's recent appoint- 
ment to the National PGA Tourna-     Close In on Laker ball game Jan. 2, | NEW YOR Ki®—Clyde Lovellette 
of once-beaten Missourijof the Minneapolis Lakers still 
alley was announced last night./holds the scoring lead in the Na- 
Juniata, unbeaten in 23 consecu-|tional Basketball Assn. today, but 
tive games, was picked Friday|Paul Arizin .nd Neil Johnston, a 
; pair of old hands in the scoring 
Hillsdale (Mich.) college, unbeat-|business with Philadelphia's Warri- 
en king of the Michigan Inter-col-|ors, are right on his stern. 
Jegiate Athletic Assn., was elimin-' Lovellette, No. 1 for the third 
ated from consideration several|week, has totaled 246 in 12 games. 
@ays ago. Tangerine Bow! officials! Arizin, who won the title in 1952, Hillsdale was “too sfrong” has 233 and Johnston, who's worn 
teams under ie frown the past three years, has 
Both Warrior aces have 
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  ture series tickets will be made. | Auburn’ Norman Masters, 10),” Mich: 
Gre Bay: Jack Usech, ' (hb), Miamt 
Solunar Tables rest “Gregg. (i). (SIKU: (A. CHICAGO ( — University of 
For the Pontiac area, the best Geniuses! Leung eore (hb), Penn Michigan finished 3rd in the Mid- 
times for fishing and hunting |Stete: Dick Donlin, (@?, Hamline; Bob; West Poop mf Sailing i ea 
during Wednesday are as fololws,| Chicago Bears: Menan Sch iy tok Oe > ae Despite a painful back injury, Maentz played seven games begin. 
passes for 253 yards and three, 
touchdowns. He did the bulk of 
the punting fora 40.1 yard av. . 
erage. . ae 
                      riewer, 
Brackett, (t), Au- traded played ‘only 10 games and are well up on be? 6 tte" 
the big- Laker center on a points-a-| 
game basis. . 
a |Ohio State was 2nd, with, 205 and 
tles Horton, (hb),|180 points, respectively. — 
Fou.’ 7°%'! Michigan got 179 points. Mich! 
land; _ Joh Fe - ha OP htaberh, gan State finished Tes ; with 12 
Fred Wyant, (qb), w. Vs. points, © : j 
    especially for this section: 
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER R29, 1955 Pan. A 
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(27-14 count a Bobby Dodd marked his 1th 
lin 1955.   
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By H. GUY MOATS | wards, Ho hops to bolser is CC driving game. ular is the battle for the 4 ; pivot post.;pick from, Van Ryzin said he Jones, and Dave Scriven, who (¢ 
By an unusual coincidence, both| fremt court performers, where | All those mentioned above are|Hudson Ray, the fine PHS high| would probably start Terry Zell-| aso works at a guard spot. ° For Safe Winter Driving : 
Pontiac and Catholic Cntral High)" was said today be had nly [sire jumper, and ‘sophomore Joe Skin-|nar¢ «@-1) and Larry Peet (5-6| Van Ryzin summed up his views’s TAIL PIPE~MUFFLER = School basketball teams are in| 510 Ed Sheridan. ner (6-3) have been battling for saa YER CREROS Up TNS VENT 6 ' ° 
need of forwarda—and pa oniad ae On the other hand Pontiac has |... job. Ray is temporarily out|5°Ph.). Dave Diehm (5-9 junior) |about his squad and its chances) $ TIRES - COOLING SYSTEM 3 
isn't? guards, incl plenty of good, fast) young team, Coach Art Van of the pleture with a pair of/84 Dave Simmons (511 junior) 'for Friday night by the remark, # ° 
'. “Chiefs and Central open their er mae te er atamneagg poco psa pulpy = aon of sprained wrists. That leaves Skin-| 97 Sure to sée action’ also. “I'm optimistic, but there’s no sub- ° DOUBLE nas = z We Ege - : 
seasons Friday night in Detroit. | points here Yast winter) and pilot-| And only one 1954 — waa es. jner as the probable starter Friday.| | Chiefs also have transfer stu- (stitute for experience, which ai = east faulty er worn mul- § & 
( From the confines of the west! man Bob Skrzyski (6-4) who! see in the . | Rod , gridder and last! dent, Clyde Lewis, from Ohio, young team like ours lacks.” e HOLDENS RED flers or pipes. equip © | 
side Detroit parochial schooll dunked 22. Cenieal won the Il ech ai year varsity man, and Willie De-| a husky 6-10 guard. Bob Castell | Friday's opener will be played’s | STAMPS: ON you with Firestone Town 
comes the ; “only| contest, 65-58, but did it from the Strong contests are under way|walt, a fast lad, will go at the for- = been converted to a forward, |at Catholic Central located on Out-| © WEDNESDAYS Country snow tires. ° 
two aeustets” trom the HOES cheb foul line. Chiets outshot the Irish for most positions. One in —— wards. With a lot of guards to| to go along with 6-foot James ‘er Drive, west Detroit. ig Hedeeliy song or Fumie ° back. there are eame teins thee tae eee eae P e 
arena ned hntatrh mah vaginal fl : : SOUTH BLVD. GULF SERVICE : cera aie Sees er teen tne wt tel Ta yy’ s Beagle and Welsh, A Star, lowa Runner Edges ; to getting in the CC games last re hg for ‘- include 5-9 Tony g rm ar, er ges $ Comer of South Saginaw and South Blvd. FE 3-9152 & 
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Coch Bat Foley, tormer oo (Rate, 2,28 gars, ood ee TTINity's Fullback Head All-East 1l Kennedy in NCAA star and Wayne grad, has been | Where Skrzyzki top scorer | sifting bis squad for the last |(a hook-shot pede Ip Bosal is the| * ome-handed end, a limping,|East. An All-America guard last; With Sticka and Welsh in the) EAST LANSING -A pair of 
week, looking for additional for- playmaker and spearhead of the 165-pound quarterback, a smalljyear, Chesnauskas divided his time packfielg named today by The As-|Sophomore speedsters are likely 
. college fullback and a player so rosy = t ee sociated Press Eastern selection|to rewrite a lot of college distance 
Women’s Bowlin Mark Stran e Vi us versatile no place could be found aot wall enough to beat out the board are Jimmy Brown, a swift-jrecords before their running days 
_ _A Rew women's pon. ad record g I for him are featured performers)full-time performers. moving 212-pound halfback from|}are over. 
was set in Hawaii when a five- Believed to Be on the 1955 Associated Press All-) As an end lie didn’t have much Syracuse and equally swift Lenny) Charles (Deacon) Jones of the 
woman team rolled 1037. - Lilly y East football team. chance against Beagle and big|Moore of Penn State. University of lowa won the NCAA 
Kinzie had 229, Lillian Sato 213, Deer K iller * * 8 John Paluck of Pitt, tabbed “Mean ._*.* cross country run yesterday by Frances Klein 207, Mildred Omura The end and quarterback are)John" because of his rugged, en-| In the middle of the line are| ivering the four-mile Mi ee in “ 
206. and Dot Andrade 182 EANSING — Dead deer, vic-|Ron Beagle and George Welsh,|thusiastic play. As a tackle hejguards Stan Slater-of Army and State University ie = a =p 4 
tims of the same strange disease|Navy’s one-two passing punch that/couldn’t outshine the equally big,|Bill Meigs of Harvard, both out-\" Boy he had t — in > A. 
One animal is the legal limit for|that killed some 150 whitetails this)™ade the Midshipmen the No.. ljangular and rough Phil Tarasovic|standing linebackers, and center| oUt oe 
the javelina season — Feb. 11-27—|fall, were found recently in Oge-|ait-gaining team in major college|of Yale or lean, quick-moving Tom John Cenci, the anchor man of the —< the finish line to end 
in Arizona. maw and Oscoda counties. football this season. Powell of Colgate. powerful Pitt line. [just a yard and a 10th of a second The deer, one in each county, Beagle, an All-America ne last ahead of Henry Kennedy of Mich- 
S ANDERS were the first known victims of /®@80n, broke a small bone in his: — nid 
left wrist just before the first game) S ] B Pj k H ichigan State won the team 
FOR RENT — 2 ae this year. He missed that one be-. tee eF onus 1c  Shiitie with the University of Kan- 
jfore he. was fitted with a leather sas 2nd and Notre Dame and New 
apoctalite bellows, thn Goer time Iker evict bene Saceer te 7 we SUCCeSSfU] PredeCeESSOIS _ xr University ued tor aa i eel wrist from forea to fingers _ wo ee 
er, which struck heavily in- five (and then covered with tape. — PHILADELPHIA ®—Gary Glick,|the Chicago Bears, Fenimore, an, Booklet Tells Ab: j 
western Michigan counties last * 2 8 . the Colorado A&M quarterback se- Oklahoma A&M star as a collegian/>0OKlet Tells About | 
September, is ‘a virus disease. | The fullback is Charlie Sticka,|lected as the bonus choice in the|was injured in his first year with State Deer Feeding | 
Some deaths were also reported |the subject of anguished outcries| National Football League draft yes-|the Bears and retired from pro} 
as far east as Midland and Sag- | when he left Trinity (Conn.) during|terday by the, Pittsburgh Steelers football. Bobby Garrett. the Cleve- | LANSING — Michigan deer hunt- ® ® 
inaw counties, ‘ his freshman year for’a brief visit/should make {te-prade if history|land choice in 1954, later traded ers will want “Deer and Aspen,” | 
Two more victims of the dis- to Notre Dame, where Trinity sup-|i8 any criteria. to Green Bay for Babe Parilli, /a new publication of the Ameri- 
ca. aan found by game|Porters figured he might become| Since Bert Bell, commissioner of Kentucky, quarterback, is in the can Box Board Company. 
workers in Manistee cay re-|2n All-America performer. Instead the NFL, initiated the bonus choice|armed services. The Stanford ace) Deer use aspen leaves and twigs . 
cently he returned and lived up to his bill-|in 1947, seven of the nine previous|is expected to report to the Pack-|for food. Good forestry makes 
. ing by leading Trinity to two un-|selections made good as pros. One/ers next season. |more of this browse available for| 
Open 9 A, M. to 1 A.M. = ale defeated seasons as a junior and/still is in the service and hasn't) Last year, Baltimore picked the deer and the brightly-colored book-| 
Open Bowling Daily Bowling Clinic senior. had a chance to play, while the winning slip and came up with/let points out what is being done| ee 
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oma Wins 0Dor nell Tr tional championship trophy This|man Trophy (1924-1930) and Knute 
pad yey Rain iin Bi Trophy (1931-40) were 
ers have taken: the aw: rad, named awarded to the national champion 
in honor of the late Rev Hyghjas determined by another rating 
O'Donnell, former athe EB oe system. 
tre Dame. They also finished first] The Associated Press poll was 
in the 1950 poll. It must be wonjestablished in 1936, Each newspa- 
three times to gain permanent pos-|per or radio or TV station may 
session. , east one ballot, rating the teams 
Since 1941 The Associated Press|#Warded on the basis of 10 for each 
Tony DeMarco oe TWENTY-TWO 
‘Warriors Have Rights 
Wilt Already Causing 
Pro Cagers to Worry | 
PHILADELPHIA (®—When “The|ketball Assn. passed a new draft 
Stilt” comes home, can paradise! rule, 
be far behind? That might be the| Gottlieb, sensing a ouretive star 
question uppermost in the mind|for the pro ranks, exercised his 
of Philadelphia Warriors. Owner territorial rights and promptly 
Eddie Gottlieb—and the reason ‘for grabbed Chamberlain, 
_an almost perpetual smile on his! 
face.   
  
  
      
  at the polls in the same ‘whirlwind 
fashion that it won most of its games, today captured the 1955 na- 
tional college football champion- 
ship and the FatHer J. Hugh O’Don- 
nell Trophy in the 20th annual As- 
sociated Press poll. 
2k * 
—— 
      Joe ae ae of the New 
ss /York Knickerbockers and a peren- 
Gottlieb confirmed yesterday nial seeker of extra-tall talent, 
that he had drafted Wilt (The Stilt) said yesterday in Syracuse that the 
Chamberlain for his 1959 Warriors. NBA had “created a monster when 
even before the 7-foot basketball|it let Chamberlain go to Philadel-; 
star left the quiet confines of Over- | phia. It was a grave error.” 
brook High School here for the Lapchick, who has a couple ball 
wide open spaces of Kansas Uni- players also scraping the 7-foot 
Felix and Walter * 
The bowl-bound Sooners amassed 
the impressive total of 3,581 points 
lof the final AP poll of sports, 
writers and broadcasters for the 
season to top Michigan State by 
more than 300 points. Maryland, 
Oklahoma's opponent in the Orange 
Bow! game, Jan, 2, finished third ® 
  
the national championship award. 
Notre Dame retired the Dr. Henry 
L. Williams Trophy in 1947 and the 
next year the Notre Dame Mono- 
gram Club created the O'Donnell 
Trophy in memory of Father 
O'Donnell, a former Irish football 
    
  versity. imark in Ray 
The unprecedented drafting of a/Dukes, revealed that owner Ned 
player four years before he is} Hrish—of the Knicks had opposed 
eligible for pro ranks was approved giving the Warriors the early rights 
Inst spring when the National Bas- to Chamberlain. in the balloting. © 
Oklahoma succeeds Ohio State. 
      Big 10 champion for the second 
straight year, as winner of the na- player who served as president of 
the university from 1940 through 
1946, 
In earlier years the Jack F. Riss-     
EML Scans Parkers’ Coach Dan Lutkus of Hazel Park build a nucleus. Port Huron's big Moving all the way frorh last: 
He has five top man is 6-4 Carl Chandler, a senior place to 1st in one season is a/ham, with the loss of four of five, 
__pretty big jump in any basketball 
league. But that's starters, is not expected to repeat, 
the way) but the Maples still have 7 letter- 
coaches feel about Hazel Park in| men returning and cannot be 
the Eastern Michigan League this! counted out of the running. 
year, 
  COACH PETRAKIS Huffman all reach the 63 mark. 
Bill Swaney, Maple quarterback 
‘"and Greg Bavis, both 5-9, are 
leading candidates for the guard! 
‘posts. 
Last year the Maple won ‘the | 
cluding the tournament playoff-loss, 
to Mt. Clemens, the overall mark! 
read 14-2. 
Cagers will begin where the 
Tuesday on the ‘Acorn court. Defertding champion Birming-| | 
is optimistic. 
lettermen back, 
Bill Hazelrigg at forwards. 
strength in the outer court. 
year ago. 
Runnerup Mt. Clemens, with 
| 66 Ed Noe and 6-5 Charles 
Nicolai is making overtures for 
the title. fhe Bathers were nosed 
out of the EML title by Bir- 
  Port Huron and East Detroit 
EML title with a 91 record. In- figure themselves as spoilers with 
powerful Ferndale perennially 
looking for ie ort iaghsanees Ronald Emerick, 6-5, 
football team left off by meeting, Will bolster East Detroit's hopes. 
Royal Oak in the opener next| Shamrocks have six lettermen 
‘around whom coach Fred Lee = Guards Nick Kamenoff and Bob 
Croteau along with newcomer 
Larry Clyma give the Viking good 
Hazel Park had a disappointing 
1-9 league mark, finishing last a including: high) center, 
scoring center Dan Potter who 
stands 63, and Bill Byrd and 
  
  
Duffy Selects 
Stanford, USC 
Films for Study Both Teams Met UCLA 
This 
UCLA whipped Southern Cali- 
fornia 17-7 in the last game of the 
season. This film will provide State 
with the last available word on 
UCLA football operations. 
Meanwhile, Daugherty an- 
“We've about decided on three 
or four days of double practice, 
Daugherty said. ‘Then we ll settle 
back to one-a-day.” 
He was asked if the squad would 
scrimmage—something the Spar- 
tans have avoided this fall since 
the season started. 
“We'll probably have only one 
team scrimmage,” he said, ‘‘that 
    
| Fritz Crisler 
| Is Honored by 
| NY Grid Club 
Gets 1955 Award 
for Doing Most 
for Football Cacers to Lif 
Lid on Season 
  NEW YORK W — The Univer- 
'sity of Michigan's veteran athletic ages a3e is             GREG BEVis 
  
“Accelerated Madness”   
DETROIT (®—Decrying pre-sea- 
son ratings of teams and players 
and emphasis on post-ceason bow! 
president has called for a curb on 
what he terms “the accelerated 
meme of college football. 
= * * 
‘De. Harian H. Hajcher, Michigan 
—— told 700 at the annual| 
UM “Football Bust” Jast night: 
“T sincerely hope a way is found les setting, so that we won't 
ihave to alter it — as I am sure 
course continues.” 
Hatcher said he read “with sink- Ohio State won the conference, 
ing, heart" magazine reports which) 
‘rated Michigan No, 1 in the nation 
before it had played its first game 
this year and other articles which 
forecast conference championships 
bowl bids months ahead.   
A program of unusual interest 
ihas been listed for members of 
the Oakland County Sportsmen's 
  Game Biologist S peaker 
to Show Film on Rabbits 
film has gained national acclaim 
during the past year, It depicts, 
from a seasonal standpoint, the 
      UM President Asks tor De-emphasis 
of Articles on Post-Season Bowls 
to preserve the game in its proper! Michigan ended up with a 7 won: 
2 lost record. A 17-0 loss to Ohio 
State in the final game cost the | bids, the University of Michigan's|we will have to do if our present Wolverines the Big 10 champion-| 
ishin and a trin to the Rose Bowl. | 
jcrown and handed the bow! bid to) 
Michigan State. OSU went last Jan. 
1, Under conference rules no team 
may go two years in succession. 
Citing newspaper reports of last i] 
Navy out of Cotton Bowl.’ And one 
says: ‘Tennessee ruins - Vander- 
bilt’s bow! hopes.’ 
“There wag a time when football 
games were played to see who 
would win. Now everything points 
to the ‘coveted bid’ to a bowl. 
    Five 
Saturday's games e a“ 
bowl bids, Dr, Hatcher 
* ‘Coveted bids,’ they are ed. 
Here's another: ‘Army ks Feels He Will _ 
Regain Crown Meets Carmen Basilio 
in Boston Re-match on 
Wednesday 
took a 
Carmen sound shellacking from 
Basilio the last time 
Tony DeMarco fairly breathes con- 
fidence. Tony is sure he is going 
to take back the 147-pound title 
..}from Basilio in the Boston Garden 
Wednesday night. 
* 
The ssyeureid, 5-54% ex-champ 
says he feels 100 per cent better 
now. He's had only one fighting 
chance to prove that and on the 
record it looks good. Big-chested 
Tony stopped heavier Chico Vejar, 
the Stamford, Conn., actor-fighter 
with the push-button chin in 2:40 
.of the first round on Sept. 14. 
Promoter Sam Silverman ex- 
This fight. will be telecast and 
broadcast across the country but 
the New England area will be 
blacked out. 
Red Sox Buy 
Frisco Club Acquire 19 Contracts 
Along With Franchise 
of PCL Team 
COLUMBUS, Ohio  — The Bos-) 
ton. Red Sox have bought the Sa 
Syandioey ueashaee Gar S000R0D ta 
Pacific Coast League and are ne- 
gotiating the sale of their Louisville | 
farm in the American Assn. 
The league assumed all obliga- 
tions of the former owners, 
San Francisco Seals Inc., headed 
by Damon Miller. It had ‘declared 
the franchise forfeited by Miller's 
at a special meeting at Van- 
couver, B.C., Noy. 11. Out of the) 
$150.000 rust come $50,000 to pav 
a note dne the lesove ard £3 TRO) 
lin heck: ealary to former Manaccr 
Tommy Heath. After ell debte re 
paid, the remainder will to 
‘Miller’s group. 
25 High School - 
11's Complete 
Flawless Year 
Twenty-five high school football 
teams finished the 1955 season 
with perfect unbeaten, untied 
This is four more than last fall 
marks, 
4     
      BOSTON (®—For a fellow who 
around, ex-welterweight champion} 
pects to sell out: the Boston Garden} 
‘|to its 13,900 capacity. 
Beliveau Leads   NEW MICHIGAN CAPTAIN—End Tom Maentz 
(Igft) of. Holland, Mich., who was named captain   night. AP Wirephote 
hands with outgoing captain Ed Meads (Oxford) 
ee 
  a the 1956 Michigan football team, | shown shaking 
Monte Irvin Top Name of Minor Leaguers 
«Picked in Draft; Tigers Take Joe Presko n| COLUMBUS, "Ohio w — Monte frist baseman. Three of the play- Mahon, a southpaw on, the Denver 
a deal calculated to strengthen the Irvin, whose big bat played a key ers were taken from the Pacific roster who turned in an 11-5 record — 
\role in the New York Giants’ mira- Coast League, costing $15,000 each. for Birmingham last season, Balti- 
cle finish in 1951, is coming back! The biggest surprise was Wash- more next on the list, picked first 
to the motor leagues at the rine ington’s selection of a practically baseman Bob Boyd off Rochester. 
old age of 3'—this time with the unknown pitcher, ‘righthander Con- A former outfielder with the Chi- 
Chicago Cubs, 
The slucging outfielder, ‘rad Greb. from Montreal, as the cago White Sox, Boyd batted 309. 
aban- No, 1 pick, The Senators, exercis-/drove in 94 runs and hit 15 home 
doned by the Giants Jast summer,|ing their privilege of making the runs at Houston. 
was.the only big name among the first selection by virtue of their! The Tigers, disappointed at be- 
minor leaguers selected by the last place finish in the American ing beaten out of Irvin, who would 
majors in yesterday’s annual draft, League, chose this 23-year-old dark have been the first Negro on their 
session which officially opened the horse in preference to other elii- |roster. selected Joe Presko, a for- 
winter baseball meetings. Today it bles with superior records and bet- mer Cardinal riehthander who had 
was the higher minors’ 
draft players from their little 
brothers, . 
The Cubs, in desperate need of al record at Mobile 
moved to Montreal. before being 
i 
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ye to Charlie Dressen turn to/ter reputations, Grob had an 11-9 a 6-10 record at Omaha. 
The Giants took riehthander 
Steve Ridzik, former Philadelphia 
and Cincinnati pitcher, on the 
strength of his fine performance in 
strong right-handed hattiny out- Washineton menaver, Grob is anithe Puerto Rican Winter League. 
fielder, plucked Irvin from Minne- “Erskine type" pitcher—smallish, Ridzik was drafted from Seattle 
apolis, the Gjants’ farm club in Sneakv-fast, and “he pitches to who obtained him from San Die#o 
the American Assn., for the $10.000, 
draft price, beating out at lesst spots.’ 
The second choice went ta Pitts jwhere he won 2 and lost 1. He 
currently boasts an 3-0 record with 
two other clubs—Detroit and Cin- burgh, which selected Jack Me- Santurce. 
cinnati—to the aging flychaser. If|” 
Irvin can come anywhere near the. 
.352 batting on he —_ = 
the Millers, 
the|O@reain. 7 Malte also phe title 
the| pitcher Vito Valentinetti from To- 
ronto. A former Chicago White Sox 
chattel, Valentinett] had a 9-15 rec- 
ord with Clorlestan last season, 
The Cubs were ie only club to) 
elhaose more then one niqyver in He! ithe line, «n> “ted a half dollar and. .' i 
liehtest draft sires 1945 when the’ 
same puemboy of n'rverg were a> j 
lected. The current 
(big league clubs. The list included, 
eight pitchers, an outfielder ahd a   
Hockey Scorers Montreal Center Tops 
NHL With 27 Points; 
Howe Tied for 2nd 
            
Fullback Places 
Team Above Money PORTALES, N. M. o# — Eastern 
New Mexico University fullback 
  Final Grid Poll 
‘The top 1 teams with first place votes 
and won-lost records in parentheses (points 
based on 10 for first place, 66-7 etc.): 
1. Oklahoma (718) (104) 3.581 
Michigan State (88) (8-1)..,...... 3.204 
3.004 Maryland (55) (104) 
UCLA () (1) eee ee 
  ‘|Tommyv Hightower, in position to 
take the ball on a drive through’ 
a qurter on the playing field 
move to nieh mm the mo A 
min yaeevegtel 
cron renresent-/have cost his team a five yard 12 
ed an outlav of $115900 by the penalty He didn’t meke the move. 2 
When he came back, he couldn't) 
find the money and went on to help, 
After the game Coach Dewey 
Langston looked over the field and 
brought back the half dollar and 
quarter—and two dimes as well. 
More than one-third of Ted 
Kluszewski’s hits in 1955 went for 
  
rrr Ohio vn hed (7-2) . - TCU 
Oeorgia Tech een ase 
Auburn (6) (®d1) .,..... 
Notre Dame (8-2) vse Miceissippi (1) cht) wee 
SPOON TEN 
Pittsburgh (1) «73>, 
Michigan (7-2) 
Southern 7 
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Lh] 
4. Stanford ( ae Se 
Re Texas an. CRT) 
ee Wings Victorious, 
but in Exhibition 
HAMILTON, Ont. ip — Detroit 
Red Wings of the National Hockey   
   
    extra bases. He had 47 homers | 
and 25 doubles among his 192 hits. | 
He batted | S14. He had d no triples. League defeated. Hamilton of the 
|Ontario Hockey Assn., 12-2, in an 
‘exhibition game | last night. 
      
    
         
        
   
            
          
             
    
    
                      
  doings of Molly Cottontail and ———— - one a few days before the game./Club for tomorrow evening. ner famif ’ Only repeaters are Napoleon and 2 phages y of youngsters, P G B S 
Raia & bee antaaeee D. H, Jenkins, game biologist, | throughout the four seasons. Here's How NFL |cocuma. MONTREAL w—Jean Beliveau, ontiac’ S ene one et 
"| to Mchigan Comervatog De. |, addition, the tubs anneal Draft Wound Up | se"vteat ia tne sate — 2s (he uunester who came ints isl 1 Day in Winter Tou Tangerine Gets partment, will be the featured |‘er antler contest will be déeterm-| piILADELPHIA, (INS) — Fol-| straight, Its last loss was a 13-7 wan season, still had the National Y I : speaker, and will introduce the ined. Suitable awards will go to/lowing are the draft selections decision to Chesaning earty im |pockey League by the tail today.| Gene Bone, former Pontiac High four Pro-Am: effotts, tam mem- 
Missouri Valley ‘ Cottontafl.” The |the winners who enter racks injof the National Football League} the 1968 season. topping the scoring leaders with 27 School golf star and no wassist-|bers offer their best to 
‘ . the following classes: largest ant-/¢ams at their meeting Monday) w,oojeon ranks next with 16 suc-/points and sharing the goal produc-| ant nro to Warren Orlick at Tam|Gene on his Ist try at teers 
as Juniata Foe : . lers from the Upper Peninsula, best |/(", Philadetphia: cessive victories tion list with 14. O'Shanter Country Club, will _—7o* Philadelphia Stars rm tne Conan | ceetaBic, Ruere™ Onrr oer! Tye eecunive figures wer : rite eter wor, One meee ORLANDO, Fla. # — Missouri balanced rack from the Upper,| (qh. Ceternge seit scks: had tor Ge Associated Prose The Hyear-old « center, who broke r, 7 
Sante Caege tinge Ps' ClOS@ In on Laker [esteem ave ag se ee hy ick saa, veteran wu 2 oan aha ti has ben made oe Mantz Will Head un ‘on, a its s Ss © pos- 
the best freak anders, “and. ale “oe Ror HOWARD © cA incase ‘ee. ee hree Cl rye went NHL year a ge soaeud, leads team-|sible by Orlick's recent appoint- a 
NEW YOR Ki®—Clyde Lovellette|for the smallest legal set of horns,|Seuthern Cal. ‘traded pot yt uae mone imate Bert Olmstead and Detroit's) ment to the National PGA Tourna- W. ly in 56 
of the Minneapolis Lakers still) An award will al the 8st); JOHN MeILHENNY, (sb), sau./through the 1955 campaign without cordie Howe by 4 points, Olm-|ment Committee and Tam O’Shan- 0 erines 
{holds the scoring lead in the Na-|hunter bringing in clergeat bear Bie ee esting, i), A= chgentyrye ae ee stead is tops with his 18 agsists|ter's membership in that organiza] 0 joann um — End Tom 
tional Basketball Assn. today, but! Meeting will get underway| Pittsburgh act Davis, who), Mins. ing and ve : |while Howe, rounding into his old) tion, ase ‘ 
Paul Arizin nd Neil Johnston, a| promptly at $ o'clock. Specia||State: Joe Krupa (t), Purdue; a ole oom without & set-itorm after a slow % es in| Expenses for wipe participa. pace 4 ste en row Monge pred 
of old hands in the scoring/announcements concerning * work: “See 1 10 goals in gaining 7 in the winter tur are being eA Dasinese with Philadelphia's Warri-/18 kiddies Christmas sey. ine ee Ry lle Toronto's ‘Ted Sloan ore nanaaig through a commities (Michigan football. squad. jors, are right on his stern. Year's Gance, and widite Aven (Wor re et OTE. : goal-scoring lead with Beliveau,| headed by Tam’s Asher Tilchin, | Maentz, a  six-foot-two,  218- -| Lovellette, No. 1 for the third ture series tickets will be made. |, GRCS#® (Cards: Joe Childress, toy but has only 17 points, Thie committee is collecting mon- |Pounden, amare’ Cometh hie Ine ak alee “er eek 2 ain acuam|U. Of M. ard 1 in Race sot a tm eee tir tes we eine MaBt | proved. speed, prompting Ooster- ee * . ‘ mong i , sustain on 
es 23 and Jonson, who's worn) SOlunar Tables | D Within. (a. eGoliege" of of Pacific snaton he wh = University of aera up 5 er and allowing paar er yay } peel fe Dae ios wee crown st t , has ; n finished Is -games fora b me ; {219. To oe wee ye ppcesl ed poten geste: Dick be wee ramiine; Bob west Dinghy Sailing ‘Tournament 4 avibenn: peace Glenn Hal)| Now completing his Ist year in| Maentz and Ron Kramer ' Both Warrior aces have played| quring Wednesday are as fololws,| chisage” neal senriewar,| VET the weekend. Brown Univer: jg second at 2.04 eee aie tales oe oe Despite a painful back injury, 
only 10 games and are well up of Alden|®)., hee, racket, (t), au-/sity took ‘championship ar L have registered| the mohey place Maentz played seven games begin 
ae Cie Saar Genter one pointing miele ‘allio, prepared =e: r Clevelan + ernDenver Veededl OMo State was 2nd, with 205 and'z9 ghutouts thus far. 6 more thanjsummer's Michigan Open, his Ist/ning with Army. He caught 11 game basis, especially for this section: Charles Morton, (hb).|180 points, respectively. - . at; this stage last season. appearance in that tournament. |passes for 253 yards and three Mc- ———— WEDNESDAY __ tic _ ©), TCU;) Michigan got 179 points. Michl- Gene also won an alternate spot| touchdowns. He ‘did the bulk of 
About 400 high jschools field) aM Mr : Sac 8S ae ae Four states are represented in|in. the National Open qualifying|the punting for a 40.1 yard av. 
all teams in , ‘0 12; % 12 Pred Wi Wyant, | (ow. Ge ™ points. <2 e the Pacific Coast League. and has pocketed cash in his lastjerage. 
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TWENTY-THREE   
Van Ryzin and Foley Screen Squads for Forwards; 
    Notre Dame's only football de- 
in 1955. | Bobby Bodd marked his 1th” \feat in 1954 was to Puntos: opine we SS ee ee 
  
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: Protect Yourself = : By H. GUY MoaTs wards. He hoges to bolster his CC driving game. aes inthe battle for the pivot post.;pick from, Van Ryzin said he dones, - oad Dave Scriven, who |$ For Safe Winter Driving 4 
By an unusual coincidence, both| front court performers, where All those mentioned above are|Hudson Ray, the fine PHS high| would probably start Terry Zell-) alse works at a guard spot. > ; ¢ 
Pontiac and Catholic Central High it was sald today be had enly seniors, jumper, and sophomore Joe Skin- -6r ti is views! ® TAIL PIPE-MUFFLER e: 
School ~ basketball hart (6-1) and Larry Peet (5-6) Van Ryzin summed up his views) ¢ 
aa plese: ote yas Sgn a 5-10 Ed Sheridan. : Gn the other band Penties hes te jon iy ron battling = soph.). Dave Diehm (5-9 junior)/about his squad and its chances|$ . TIRES - COOLING SYSTEM : 
‘eara? squad ee oe plenty < good, fast; a young team, Coach Art Van the picture with a pair of and Dave Simmons (5-11 junior)'for Friday night by the remark, : : 
Chiefs and Central open their ir ine tke Sy See tel atame prams and emer es wrists. That leaves Skin-|47% Sure to see action also. = /--1'm optimistic, but there's no sub-|® pousia 3. Sh ae 8 
seasons Friday njght in Detroit. _| points here iast winter) and pilot-| And only one 195¢ } race ner as the probable starter Friday.| Chiefs also have transfer stu- (stitute for experience, which ais 7 o¢ Soult : 
From thé confines of the west!man Bob Skrzyski (6-4) who| see action in the : is, gridder and last) dent, Clyde Lewis, from Ohio, young team like ours Jacks.” \@ HOLDENS RED flers or tail pipes, M4 
side Detroit parochial school|dunked 22. Central won the 1954 — year varsity man, and Willie De-|‘a husky 6-10 guard. Bob Castell | Friday's opener will be played. 4 STAMPS ON with Firestone Town $ 
comes the information that ‘only contest, 65-58, but did it from the Strong contests are under way| walt, a fast lad, will go at the for-| has been converted to a forward, |at Catholic Central located on Out- ; WEDNESDAYS Country snow wes, oss ° 
two eee ken ie Ee foul line. Chiefs aaiek ta belek for most positions. One in partic-|wards. With a lot of guards to! to go along with 6-foot James ‘er Drive, west Detroit. ° Heda ing 1 ta “e 
are back. But there are some five} from the floor. 5 ae ne Se ree ° 
auras neuter ewe awe st’ Navy's Beagle and Welsh, A Star, lowa Runner Edges = ...SOUTH BLVD. GULF SERVICE i to getting in the CC games last|‘0P list for CC include 59 Tony ¥ g S. rmy ar, g ® Comer of South Saginaw and South Blvd. ° FE 9-0152 & FTI ET TTT TTT Td 
Skrzyzki is the top scorer 
  
Strange Virus 
«Believed to Be 
Kinzie had 229, Lillian Sato 213, Deer Killer ura 
  One animal is the legal limit for 
the javelina season — Feb. 11-27—| fall, ‘were 
in Arizona. LANSING — Dead deer, vic- 
maw and Oscoda counties. 
  
  “The deer, one in each county,   
SANDERS FOR RENT 
TRAVIS HARDWARE Lave Ave. 
  were the first known victims of 
the disease in — and Os- 
| specialists believe the Grer am 
  
  
  Two more victims of the dis- 
ease also were found by game 
workers in Manistee county \re- 
cently, no 
Bowling Clinic By BILLY SIXTY 
THREE WAY DEAL—You have 
a choice of three methods with 
which to hit the strike pocket 
consistently between the Nos. 1 
and 3 pins: By picking a spot near   
  the foul line on which to release   
the ball; by rolling your ball over 
a target board, or by keeping your | (a hook-shot éxpert), Huffey is the 
playmaker and spearhead of the 
tims of the same strange disease 
that killed some 150 whitetails this 
found recently in Oge-|#it-gaining team in major college A one-handed end, a limping, 
165-pound quarterback, a small 
for him are featured performers 
on the 1955 Associated Press All- 
East football team. . 
The end and ‘quarterback are 
Ron Beagle. and George Welsh, 
Navy's one-two passing punch that 
made the Midshipmen the No.. 1) 
football this season. 
Beagle, an All-America end last 
season, broke a small bone in his 
left wrist just before the first game 
brace, which is laced tightly over 
his wrist from forearm to fingers 
and then covered with tape. ? * * 
The fullback is Charlie Sticka, 
ithe subject of anguished outcries 
when he left Trinity (Conn.) during 
his freshman year for a brief visit 
to Notre Dame, where Trinity sup- |: 
porters figured he might become 
an All-America performer. Instead 
he returned and lived up to his bill- 
ing by leading Trinity to two un- 
defeated seasons as a junior and 
senior. * * * 
Chesnauskas, ie = East. An All-America guard last 
year, Chesnauskas divided his time 
between tackle and end this sea- 
son, did well at both positions but 
not well enough to beat out the) 
full-time performers. 
As an-end he didn't have much, 
chance against Beagle and big Moore of Penn State. 
John Paluck of Pitt, tabbed ‘‘Mean| * * # 
John” because of his rugged, en- 
thusiastic play. As a tackle he 
‘couldn't outshine the equally big, 
angular and rough Phil Tarasovic 
of Yale or lean, quick-moving Tom 
Powell of Colgate. college fullback and a player so 
versatile no place could be found 
  ‘powerful Pitt line. Regen, «38 gow and hel TiNity’s Fullback Head All-East Il With Sticka and Welsh in the 
backfield named today by The As- 
sociated Press Eastern 
In the middle of the line are 
guards Stan Slater of Army and 
Bill Meigs of Harvard, both out- 
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University of Iowa won the NCAA 
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just a yard and a 10th of a second 
ahead of Henry Kennedy of Mich-   
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     By BOB THOMAS 
teyn, generally acclaimed the onservations on differences in au- 
world's greatest ballerina, has no| “It's amazing, but the so-called great yen to dance in Russia. |hot-blooded countries are less de- 
Here as the top star with the! monstrative than the Anglo-Saxon 
Sadler's Wells Ballet, Miss Fonteyn |countries, " she remarked. “I be-| 
lindicated she would not join the lieve the response is due to the! 
imove of Western cultural attrac-|amount of ballet they have been                 
  tions to Russia, lexposed to. 
So-phis-to-cals +4 “I think it would be rather ooo 
. }|frightening to perform ballets in) “In Italy, ae example, the au-! 
ithe place where they originated diences can be very cold, That's 
‘and are cherished,”’ she remarked. | because the ballet is in poor shape 
i But wouldn’t that present a there. It’s odd, becayise Italy was| 
challenge? ithe center of. the ballet a hundred) 
“Perhaps,” she laughed, ‘‘but years ago. But now they are more| 
I’m not particularly interested in. interested in opera.” 
. a challenges.”’ Audiences in England and the 
She has danced in most of the United States react differently, she 
~ said, and in some ways she prefers No Cover—No Minimum 
DELL’S 
        
  
thems here. Doo * * * 
Toes re) es | “In England, they wouldn’t think 
ed. pen of applauding during a perform- 
“You dance! ance,"’ she remarked. 
through the whole ballet wondering 
\if they like it..They applaud at the 
‘end. But they're fully prepared to 
istay and clap indefinitely. 
| “Here, they applaud for every- 
ithing—when a dancer appears on} 
‘the stage, during a routine and 
|after it—whenever they see some- 
ithing they like. I must say it's 
very satisfying to the dancer: it 
sort of encourages you on. The 
only time I don't appreciate it is 
‘when I'm in a mood ballet: like, 
|‘Sylphides’ where applause would 
‘interrupt my thought.” *   
    Ransom, Assistant Bloe 
to Attend Conference 
City Assessor W. Raymond Ran- 
som and his assistant Edward Clby 
 Bloe will attend the Tenth Annual 
} Short Course for Assessing Officers 
ito be held at the University of! 
Michigan, Dec. 12-14. 
Discussion and explanation of the 
lassessor’s manual to be made 
lavailable by the Senate will be a 
| major session at the meeting.       
  
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  HOLLYWOOD w& — Margot Fon- |America and has some interesting] 
  ‘WHE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1955 
Winnie Reaches 
$1 Tomorrow. Churchill Keeps Busy 
Painting, Strolling and 
Eying the Bangtails 
LONDON Sir 
Churchill observes his S8ist birth 
day tomorrow, 
  In the seven months since he 
‘bowed to age and resigned as 
iprime minister, Churchill | has 
made only one appearance in the 
‘House of Commons, where he 
spent more than half a century. 
'That was to be sworn in after the 
May elections as a Conservative 
backbencher—an ordinary member 
of Parliament, 
But outside the glare of world 
attention, the veteran statesman 
has kept busy. 
He spent two months this fall 
‘vacationing on the French Riviera. 
Much ‘of his.time there was de- 
voted to writing and painting. 
Now in the peaceful solitude of! 
his country home, Churchill dic- 
tates and polishes a few more 
pages of his book on the history of | 
the English-speaking people. It is 
scheduled to be published next 
year. * 2 * 
If the whim strikes, he settles 
down before. an easel to put a few 
more touches of bold color on a 
canvas, 
Dressed in a floppy hat and the 
siren suit he made famous, he 
walks along the paths of his estate 
in Kent with Rufus, his poodle, 
dancing excitedly at his side. 
Since retiring, Churchill — “I 
jam a friend of animals''—has ex- 
panded his interest in race horses 
by buying a stud farm. To him 
his mares, stallions and foals are 
“mother s, father horses and 
i baby horses." — 
Among nas rare public appear- 
jances now are those at the race- 
track. 
Churchill is said to keep in close 
touch with current events, but his   
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  |mood seems to be that of a man 
| who feels he has a right to relax, 
of deliberately trying 
|to avoid any appearance of having 
a say in state policy—a right that) 
might normally fall to him: as a/ 
jrespected elder statesman, 
|Holdup Brings Sentence . 
of Jackson Prison Term 
Billie B. White, 22, of 800 Young 
|St., yesterday was sentenced to 
13% to 15 years in Jackson state 
taking $217.         
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Lumet, ex-husband of Rita Gam. At least, ee re very happy. 
*}being together and it points that way . 
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THAT’S GRATITUDE. FOR YOU 
When delicatessen owner Max Asnas was honored by HIAS 
(the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society), Max warned Toastmaster 
Harry Hershfield, “Don't praise me too much. I got enough 
baloney in the store.” 
Hershfield claims that when a beggar asks for a sandwich 
Max gives him 50c to buy one, for his self-respect. But it being | 
the holiday season, Max gave one panhandler Tic. The bum sat 
down to eat, argued with a waiter, then suddenly shouted at | 
Max: “You got a hell of a nerve charging 75c for a sandwich!” | 
* * * * 
Sammy Renick, the TV commentator and ex-jockey, says 
some possible sale prices quoted on Nashua are ridiculous— 
’ the horse, if he runs next year, will quickly pass Citation as 
the greatest money-winner of all time, easily reaching the 
$1,500,000 mark, and then if he retires should be good for 
15 years at stud, at fees of $250,000 a ‘year. With William 
Woodward gone, who's to take Nashua?:- Why not “Sunny 
Jim” Fitzsimmons, his tre'ner, now 81—“and let them re- 
tire together”? 
* * * * 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
“Silk Stockings” won't let Gretchen Wyler go over to the | 
“Damn Yankees” road company .. . Millie Considine’ll do a) 
Morning Telly column titled “ Mixing With Millie.” 
Bob Hope gave Wally Westmore 8-1 odds that ming Crosby 
won't retire new (Bing’s comment: “I like the odds”) . 
“Piain and Fancy” must leave the Hellinger Theater in 
March; Rex Harrison’s “Pygmalion” will move in ... The 
: Shelley Winters-Ben Guzzara backstage blasts are exciting 
. One of the few husband-wife teams in the cafes is the 
Alan and Phyllis Sues combe at Le Ruban Bleu. 
Will Gen. Van Fleet be our next ambassador to S. Korea? . 
Harry Truman may vacation in Miami Beach this winter . 
Greer Garson’s reading the late Robert Sherwood's play, “Small 
War in Manhattan” .. Peter “Masquerade Party” Donald's un- 
. Ted Atkinson's reported to be) 
the richest of the jockeys — because he never bets on horses... 
A songwriter who had money invested in a new screen process 
saw some film rushes and dashed out to sell his stock. 
EARL’S PEARLS — An American city's a place where by 
the time’s you've finished paying for your home in the sub- 
burbs, the suburbs have moved 20 miles further out.—Ot- 
tawa (Kans.) Herald. 
| TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: As a holiday boon to housewives, | 
| Roger Price is crossing a turkey with a kangaroo. ‘You can stuff | 
it. from the outside. 
Genera! Motors got an auto order from an African wjtch doc- 
| tor. He wants real heads in his headlights. That's earl, brother. | 
(Copyright 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 
Armless Motorist Mon, Seeks Trecwure: Speedy With Feet - HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. #—Henry 
Morris went to the river bank to 
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. & look for hidden treasure yesterday 
Ee peace officer said last night| but accidentally found a corpse in- 
ao: te arive 1 mg toot Morris, following broadcast clues 
arrest an armless motorist. from a local radio station in a pub.| Undersheriff Clinton E.- Haugh’ licity promotion campaign, found] 
identified the motorist as Edward ‘the body of Gene Carter, 66, of} 
Ernest Higgins, a, of Pueblo. | Pembroke, 
The ' station offered $200 to any- 
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gan's votes over to Stevenson 
after a token first ballot for Wil- < Pe I 
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-\Office he may seek” and declared that the national convention dele- 
gation could not be delivered 
any party official. 
He recalled that the party's last 
state convention its sup- 
“that is the Michigan party's posi- 
tion untli changed by convention 
vote.” : 
The central committee passed 
a resclution condemning the Re- 
publican-controlled state Senate 
for what the committee called an 
“internecine civil war” with Re- 
publican “Young Turks” in the 
House. It said the Senate’s stand 
was resulting in injury to men- 
    The resolution said the Senate is 
“an example of the vicious result “ be on unjust, 
representation. 
that apportionment of Senate seats) _. 
tally retarded children. ‘cludes all expenses such as gas, prevents the upper chamber from 
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The committee approved a 1956 
County and district spring con- 
ventions were set for April 26. 
State Boxing Commissioner 
Floyd Stevens of Grand Rapids and). . 
Mrs. Charles Kilmartin of Lincoln 
Park were elected to vacant com- 
mittee seats. Stevens succeeds 
Robert C. Jakems of Grand Rapids! 
and Mrs, Kilmartin succeeds Mrs, 
Stuart Strachan of Wyandotte. Res- 
ignations created both vacancies. 
Americans spend about $9 bil- 
lion a year for automobile vacation 
trips. The estimated figure in- 
oil, hotels, food and other miscel- 
laneous costs.   liams, . 
Staebler told the state central 
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mbler—representing Amer-| scalptured-like r buyer is a \) rices roduce . Lodge No. ee Sn Deter + Strike Three Times | aC 
soon Motors’ -21-million-dollar chal-| sweeps — pillar . that DETROIT FARMERS’ 4AKAET in | ton, Thurs., Dec F. ” A. M,, Clarks-| RUTL AND : : ; i a 
it to the low-price and high-| enlarged rear sure | ) prices vent T, Nov. 28 (AP) — Monde fd ing meeting, election Be me. ADEN surin ; y Fie = Semen “Ste. mitanbeth MRS. 
sed @uckeg ia aa market—will) 4 spear outlined - oe iyprag ator —_— Paurn a o Call i Spe » gescrvetion jon od was ae 4 mage prs smut ohersball, Be ‘3 geomet 
fl isplay in Hudson and i r outli n ins on RUITS—A Deli : J . : a 
dealerships Dec. 15. Nash trim extends from the trent — today, a Cee at lack ings, taney, i be°t oe be: dpplen, greens NEW YORK w» — Price changes Raymond Ruggles, Ay 3-7401, or| yesterday ha does of Mrs. iad a | 
this’ ie the a sos a eee of selling pressure. a lack] appie Ricintow taney 8 s0-3 $6"bu;|were irregular and.small in early reservation, Richard Snover, W. Mi {os aster ee coo diane BAN, Genet aueser Nev. ae = 
s car that captured a ‘tting off the three-tone +. 6¢ ¢ fancy, 4.00 : aK Northern Spy. trading on the 5 we » W.M. was s at? fxg a | 
the fancy of many hard-to-in styling on ne color) Wh ., ples, Wal be: Wo 1, 3.00-3.50 bu; ap- stock market today ed, suspended we Evan- ~ 
apre the cust eat scored the. . Wolf River, f bu; ap- . . . 
 getamotive writers. during = _ well as the Rater ation a8| the opening. od toe belt gains .at |725-2.73 bu: es, fener, 3.00 bu: Neh eo 0°, . a Spot soa his fine, he got into fetuses Coa 
tober preview. It is a more stream- ons. * station Wag-|ing appeared to come seca rel seam, Eotee Bose: fancy, oe ot — a burst of activity at the ews in Brief and ~~ oa oft, An ent whe mag, Geeta 
ee merged car, but! The eae station wagon PO et gteres a ere. The bread bu; eth ahhs6 Saeed tener. ih nailipa trading slowed. Gains and Two 17-year-old Commetce boy by state be meiled egy for pwd ‘a ude al — taken te 
: e 108-inch wheel- is new from the wheels to t cke n a bit as trad-|1:29 bens; “eet ima miei in fractions wi Norman W: after his | ‘chureh for service, 
ay chowt makes it a foot and a although it retains rigged act ee Nertpes No. ineaee “ nae few exceptions. _— Shaw, ane soaks Ralph) He sied wate 6) suapentes. te pats ontributy ceruenied 
america ni ‘than the average|toP with the-luggage rack on th Scather continued through-|spFoute Ne." 1.0'100-180, bu cabbage| Mont _ {larceny yesterday to’ simple|but this time Judge second time,| Bethel Bvangaies snd’ Reformed 
can car. “|rear section, . ~ . of the main. livestock |topped: hare dos bche: ‘carrots ntgomery Ward was up 1% | ford Township J before Water-|Clallen Jr. onal oseny 3 Mc| their fave oe Sd 
An unusual styling feature | For added convenience, feed gt belt and was a help to/('%o 200-2.60 dor. Gelery, No. 1. 4.00: at 104% on an opening block ot | \¢Purgy a ustice Willis D./12 months’ in the him to 6 to! Schne’ Pune he Donelson- 
bound to attract the eye of the is a single taligate =n = oc ee and soybean meal. poe Ln i, 1.00-1 — * oo 4,000 shares following news off court ' paid $15 costs of|rection. - House of Cor- Johns Puneral ne 
the usual twe found on station |hour was a the end of the first caulifiow top. No. ose eg yesterday's close of a pr : youths, cies Pecan ta Pontiac) _ - David, 32 W, curators: ae 
W , | Wagons. The rear window rolls cember $2 02%. pi nt higher, De-| is. ane eceeeus oe Celery,| -for-1 stock split and higher the same charge pnd her : . - Hite, Golders “ooagar toss 
ate or Township py ae oe yy ee is higher, December rpc . doe S Lr = x 190-1 $0 denda, divi- | guilty. Russell Darrell fee or , Earni Ss Funeral service “il be held 
a combination crank and lock. ‘* to 3 high 254%; ‘Oats | Morseradiuh, No. 1 oie a tie one Tregent St. failed to pay $1: : “Thursday, Dec. 1, at 1:30 
; ‘ 5 New modele include 4 gher, December 63; rye a * 1, 3.30-4.00 dos. ‘bche. © Opening blocks included and ‘was sent pay $15 costs eal the Hunteon Puneral a 
omes | if the first {¢ lower to Ss higher, De poets pg * ero Ge tee Studebaker-Packard to jail for five with Dr. H. H, Savage officia' 
Rambler four-door ha $1,093 » December| Leeks, Be. 1, dike ok oe off % at 9%) Richard Miller days.| NEW YORK (INS)— Interment in White — 
y i vertible sedan, and ee con | Samwary eae %4 to *2 higher, 18 “einer, 2.0 S0-Ib bag: No. rage ps shares, Chrysler up % at| St. paid the $15, 18, of 49 Clovese|tels Corp. reported pentiiiten Ho- rowed will lie in ae cs tes 
a ATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The first four-door hardtop ae ial lower to 5 pide! gear 5 cents | i) 69%, pag et te at 59% sy yi Service off %| Robert Scalan of Ot Dyerolt come for the nine _ net in-|  ,untoon Peete ie 
o-story frame h wertible cents a hu ed iT oz. behs. Parsie , No by "8 on I, and U.S. Ste » St. Sept ended : [= 
Lawson, 7010 Ae — ry perpen a a in January higher, December $¥% 70. aad 130.2 0 = wbebg. area, Fea YM at STs on 1,009. a i m Cale $3.54 By - $6,327,842, equal to) — ‘twins),, 86 Bevery it. beloved 
| broke into flames at 1:30 this innovation in the pape another Groin Pri \s0"8 pk. basket. Botatoes, fancy dioad od ‘Ray Crites, 46, of 140 Oak pared with $4,009 ey Shag com- end Mrs. LeRoy 2s + 
| morning, but the family, asleep field—a hardtop ae =e wagon: —— rices hereedag tes mpains. N on Nek tn er US. mubber. Bethlehem Stee!,| Ave» Pleaded guilty to land commen deere. te the. $2.27 a pote oe of and 
| ea oe — of the blaze, es- Without centerposts. ible model cHic acd ee ie caen eset ts “hothouee, eo 1, 100-308 bu: radish Superior aa oe Se peared the influence of -Pirsigten last year. same period] —_Sil!, be held rine Pu Nov. 30, 
ped injured. Both the on eat Mar .......,, 65%. pone r fancy, eo pegs Sih Ss: rad- : alifornia and erday before ‘ ‘ neral Home with Re 
Estimated damage was $2,000 tion w LA omen car and sta- Mar ....... : s3's| 100-1 28. bu = sh Acorn, — . Pree (NJ). Losers included| Judge Mauri — Municipal NEW YORK NS) Garter etmeteline. Interment e 
to the building and $50 on the con-,120- horsepower ve brand new) Hy? 0000) Tin ve ene SS butternut.’ No. 1. | couthern otors, Anaconda Copper was committed a cashes Cs He Quigan Corp. INS) — Fediders ond Victoria’ Lyan ~~ tg 
tents, covered by insurance. cylinder aatedlagemagre hy bal po cee ERE CROLL 1.90-1-59 bu. Pa eres see on No. 1. Railway and Texas Co | Jail for 30 days after County come in the fiscal year _— = hy Puneral 
ere +2 vt eeeae Xg | 2.30- e, . s failing to ended ome. 
esa atte as wees (ee power fuel Bo a eee st a reat enete,oaey ‘New York Stock pay his fine of $100. to 31 totaled $732,980, equal | Aug.) JOmREOM. SOS Sever oes bee 
termined, according to Waterford _ performance” is claimed for them. | [oly a 133% plaré shee a Ap she-p laren behs; turnip, peak. bos a : . focks Pleading’ guilty t cents a common share. This com ioved vinfafe on Beverly Bt. be- 
Township Fire Department. Both ‘2 gk os cs es ae ee . toor eam means i ity to reckless driv- | ed with $1,167,023, or 61 r| Baa “el Staves dear 
Union Lake and Watertord re- Three Clarkston Girls jee aang Ma nie [Ro ea ther rttdir Gaba Boaiee |Aipsmegue 342 int Rares Be son St. was. fined’ $100. yesterday sangria es pal ae srl ym 
sponded to the call Sti - . 2.6¢ 3.00 bu. Escarole. No. | Allied Chem . 112.6 ary ..... 363) b : amounted to $47 the Pursley Fu oe 
till on Missi ; '2.00 bu; @scarole, sevendee No, 1, 1.50-| Allis Chalmers 67.4 Int Nick ...., 795 y Pontiac Municipal as against 40,649 Rev, p veamm Panera Home with 
Ray Carpenter, 55 Issing List Pai Ad [Soe te: ‘Lettacs Gm ty Geet a Costes Ot SS he Maurice E. Fi Judge $46,639,370 in 1954, ting. Interme B. Gerner offiatae 
was, thawing water 6 Lake Vista Three 15 year-old Clarkston girs air Admits Looting ii! 8 Site Ee Re Bicregmat - h4] Paton _fimegan | Dockld) — AOyRETIGRD'G TOR Dips fe ce pana 
low torch Sesiday mornin who apparent! 3-doz crate; lettuce ti ‘B0-3.00,Am Can .... 47.6 Jon : fore Judge Fi 5, rd of Education, W' OPENO. NOV. ~-ie , 
g when y ran away trom (° 2.00 bu; lettuce, leaf, end. No. 1s0-|Am Cyan... zoe & L ...- 906 e Finnegan on solidated School alled Lake Con- 0, NOV. 37, 1955, CHARLES , 
rocllygaee opens epee! their homes a week ago were still ars in Farmington ““““" se Rot Tatar jae Seat St Regge,“ ys) "ne ner, Be wee toe eg mmhpwopoglpwlines hushand of hue, Bethe Oren, — 
aught on fire, burning the ng list this morning. : Am Metore ... 86 Lib MeNaL 8) | Cha Elementary | Behool ee ES Pe 
orcaae wae noun Ht Ray this morning! FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP — iveaccll Am Red... 323 Hee ay gy eae at ig eee the Bids Swit be ar ed svoresmansea| from, Brace. Smith Pune 
mage tg the pump house and ing t ey said this morn-| Steve Johnson, 20, and his 16-year- DETROIT LIVE jAm Beating .. 317 [ernie ©  $*\ Leonard Re: iquor, 39-year-old Walia Lake “Junior Hi an tate) eon gta, * 
main house was estimated at $300. g two of the trio had tried run-| od bride admitted to pol |g DETROIT. Nov. 29 vesrer™ = Lew elt 41.6 jeriare -_.1 30.3] pleaded niff of Walled Lake North — Junior High pa Reger _ Cemetery. nt im 
Station No. 3 of the W ning away three weeks they have | Police that fo¢"No ear MOET Feel PEI Tel 1906 Mica Tre. 396 pleaded guilty and was Ponting Road, “Walled take| "teD., NOV. 28, i968, BR. JES 
Fire Department bessiget this occasion, she said, chins On| the F. looted parked cars in| steady.” early ‘sales. Undertone seiable pa smooch MES 7} with $10 costs. tad $9 au cease S| ae 100 A, 108. Oe 
answe! the p sa io State) armington area. Cattle—Sa iAnac C ; day a oar ‘Access to Plans: on, Mich, age 83; be 
call. ‘olice had picked them jly ver lable $00. Presh recei ‘Anee WiC 10.4 Mesace 12. 452 \Superintendent, W Office of the School mother of Mrs. Joba enero 
Tol up near, A short y very small: avatissl pts car-|ABes WSC OF i cp ..... 662| Detroiter Ben . wintengent, Walled Lake, Michige Mrs. Robert Fort Ridgely, 
— ss Gauss Sead ec pouag aoe by "seat a ares “ioe ‘san Armowzy# tres? $83] pleaded guilty to reckless driving Mg TA Risin Eand” aunt, Retrial 
ple asleep in. young cou- —_ nie clasoes and ‘aredes: | arma Ce speek 24 Mpls Hon. . $93| yesterday before ess driving|“'p. sghliehigan: w, Ann Riper and Geko ue Vga 
Fl Re PERPL, their car, hungry 19.00.83 Sa: “Sens Cacena comes steers |Atl Cst Line 196 | Mont Ward £73) ship Justice pricligess mfield Town-| Michigan: Dodge Corporation, Detroit. novel poreses san 9° Peas leanee- 
RE INSURANCE | the Johnsons ly police found | 1<00: Mae cen oe heifers 10:00: ae as Motor Pd. 323| was fined $40 with ardson and gan. and Traders, Detroit, Michi- pxen'e da EP 
lS a room in a motel. | Tost titty | cows <4. pettere wares Bendix reaeai s ved a t 383 if $10 costs. cured tte epecifications may be _se- ofticia ting. Scherment & wean 
j : ; ers : 50; ers\Benquet ..... i ; vo. 2 your friend's a. Are’ metery. 
pas the season for furnaces, Bakey Pa Pre ary dis- steady iy Sainte. <2, Venlers fully [Beth Steel aa Net band int bail, Ph re soee Lae rey needs a! dollars ala upon depos it of ons ciate’ at Alieu's Puneral 5 th ie 
aters, etc., is also the season The couph : pl high. | 18.90- 4.00: few hieh low choice |Bond 3 1 NY Central’. 45. } 6-403) |Tefunde’ 0.00) which will be . NOV. 37. 1 - 
le adi : individ ch choice and j “ara TAN 2 upon return of same. P., 104 ‘Cente . EDWARD 
for disastrous fires! Protect your | the paths ite —_ a = mercial 12.00°1800; light cul wand "com: Borg, Warner 65.3 Nort ws West 572 o architectural foved husband of Winllred O'Re- 
cesuny aad tently by hades Tres ere — hee Sh nnens ne a culls Gown to [Bris My v $32 No Am Av. 133) FE gi Parties, Feed furnishea.|" ©, Hiectrical ‘Trades ward ar father of Rev. Pr. Ee 
i : Ss n turned ‘? bag Se er wales slaugh- |enad aike .. 22.6 WN ; 4 a =. sa al Trades m and Mary. Eltea’ " ° 
aden imran on jour home | Vente’ Hom m has teen fumed aged Oe pet tetany Sens wt ore dr cagsaecmnt or gempanied, t] Sate ea er 
| mune fome lambs 106-18. call to chaee ord Gonetacey 8. a3 Pec G & Bl. $01 mae parable to the Board at, fre] ann, Punaral serves Ths 
, pO r sheep « oice slaugh- p Soup .. 42.2 Ps Plans to the Board of ednesday, N 
N’T DELAY — CALL NOW kcehox-Roidina Bo 7.90 a: camp wy. Pan AW Alr.. 181 Dea 5 as Fons ond ~ retell sr Eathalie che Parent DaPesk 
bs -Kaiaing ndit CHIC ; vg edd ey Param Pict shall td ime of bidding. Contract lurch with Rev 
= c AGO LIVESTOCK Pac "325 Pe . 37.8 Nancy J entify with his = Blake officiating. . Fr, 
H. W. HUTTENLOCHER Agency | «ser cos om Re ce eet ae a sro ore _.. fae Lee 
! Cc an Monday's ave: y to 25/Case, JI. 15.4 Pe » 26.6 E. 13 Mi accepted from @ Spm. T ee 
: y A hungry bandit ; ome: most advance on pate Dae buteh- Cater Trac ., 58.4 ss Cola 22.4/be held at 2 le Rd., will. unless this item ts feiftlied. contractor smi im state at Et a 
toa gwen fs cope to, eee E Eee vee gi SEEDS pl eee E 
Riker Bidg. . Bernard Philli let. ve buyers with broad shi ag- |Citles Svi $8.7 Philip M . 32.4, N. Mai when in the opinion of __the church for service 
. FE 4-155! Pall mes illips ate Up) 956 order buyers taking b pping out-|Climax Mo ., 67 ne OF. .4, Ah n, Clawson, with buri | ner such action will serve the the) SIMENTON, NOV. 17, 1955, CHRIS- 
. al the, food in her refrigerator| er Sur caey ie ere oat een fallow i Oak View Cemetary fae) Bes, att, tence 
w on |Col Gas. 7 a ra. ner, 
amr igauge shotgun, she told On nar me Palbegl g Rigen hb seep pee Come td |... a3 Repu eu..... $0.5) Monday piano Jordan died |, Successful Siader willbe nue Blanchard Pe hggr he om 
County Sheriff's de — these 11.50-12.00; several tha + sergfiene- on Edis .... 47.7 Rey Met" : os parr one hundred cent el | son sister of Wm. Qrtende: 
K E R & HAN, day s deputies yester. fer _welgnts mostiy No. 1 and 2s nd [C00 N Glas <<: 4 Rock, it : 92 MART Glean C, Woolley ormance, Labor and Material 2 Bends Weanesday Nev will be held 
ID 28-12.40; head tot {COR nog ay #21] MARLETTE — § SCHOOLS. CONSOLID. Bs a 
NV Mrs. Phillips said she had been zand end 3s ee a ment mixed we Goat Se: bg aay Me Glenn 3 Ww haa Service for Dr. MICHIGAN, WALLED LAKE, Home ee ene Funeral 
| away from home for. three da sees oo mM OWaee coue up te Povo BR Yb mot Mig. 3a3|/Was held t y. 30, of Bad Axe.| ee eens oo meee lette Ceme "in Mar: 
a : over Thanksgivi 3) “"Samete cattio T.0n0- oa! p te|curime Wr .. 26 Sead Ae et rm oday. Dr. Woolley is wat “ Board, of Education. aos ehgrengars ache nl waxes a 
2" NCGE ee beck oe cad lelilaner ems tn ek eer teen bao Deore Be ee er Marlette resident. a) Nov. 1, 29, 1955| __Siple_Pun nm state at the Voorhees- 
| | = ' — dey; kinds geod” _rith the than early [Doug aise. 1. 043 Socony Mob” etl ae ice Minnie Garries ino sotto ob tak WUMLIPTED eager eS 
: 7 Advertts dow he: 2 oe 
, Phone FE 4 1568 { aoe vel ct “choles ‘wna prime oad as Barat 2 Sou a Minnie Garrie — Service for Mrs. DISTRICT. OAKLAND a aoa ane Soon — ton ef Seria 
: - 9 FO moderately ‘active. fully st fine abore pace Be, 32 7 WS aavnin St a was held Mon: pe ae SPRC:AL ELECTION brother vot David &. ane Wile ar 
Donald FE. H. _ |atendy: bulls strong to. cows” about |i Auto Lite.. 46.1 38.3 died Thurs Church. She DECEMBER DAY, Johns Punreal Home. Interment 
ansen - ; age a to 28 higher: veal- erie rn... Std Oil Calif. 86.4 ursday. |. To the 12, 4955 Waterford’ Center t 
Res. FE 2-5513 Richard H. DeWitt srs and stockers and feeders seeds: 8 | Pirestone |. 3 St$ Su Ns Laas Melvin Hudson Sr | Please ne Gualitied Hisctors of sald) _ Sehne Panera atthe Donelson: 
: . Res. FE 5-3793 . or so prime steers = ry om | Pood me ce a3 Std Oil Ohio. 47.2 MARLETTE— * Election Soom all notice that « tal | etek Saad 
Now Located at 511 : : | G bai ew chce ad prime see preahe're Steven Gr. 583] Hudson Sr. 75: wan, for Melvin Section F wechelg rata Wenget) ~~ Card OF Thanks st 
‘ “¢ yoattings wy 16 20.08; 6 aor tone D gee Dynan. $14 sutner_ Pa @ \lfrom the M —. was held today|M nt net 190. Public Acts of} “Wise oS wasues Gua cs 
ommunity National Bank B and lots prime S meere ee 8 ee pate fl no 3 $n te $3] with burial i Funeral Home,|,, 20% inspectors of ro lar core Gotts to of ow Friends 
: ; Idg: | to high choice heifers 1. 33. 28-$3.68: 9004 |Gen Re ex > BS Mr Hi in Marlette Cemetery. — special election shall et any oympaiey Ra A ouprescions ot 
As of D er Sask te aed cae ‘ats tc l\tee cae 3 et oe i fomapgraloorwtidtesad ene repiscrasion scepel” distsiet whose patting oy na father. we 
ee ee et eee -4 81 « Augugliard ame is not registered & ed bis word Thomas 
ecember Ist So | Sent $6 to The (22's eee sant 3} PretGta © $3) WATERFORD Service rw oe cota aah be'ee| Seta vi Stay Mg 
; ee tnd cues cae te anew, leads |Gren’ ** ans Un Bec... tse | Josephine A lor Mrs.| The last aay_ for considerate help, the Sheriff's 
e ses choice 418 Ib. stock + One Air Lin’. 38 ugugliard, 36, 4563 Wa-|tiens for said 8 receiving regist partment for thelr aid 4 
: < ated at |. Yall Strect Journal es dt BRA fe! im, Tharaday at Our Lady of Rey gy 2. 
Gre - 12 Us Lines... 2 m. at Our ering after $:00 o'clock p.m. bar yg “ale 
° oy I always seemed to do th 167 08 xapeer™..- at4| Lakes Church. drag licsny aba Speci Binet en cgi to” vee at sia aes 
mmuni wrong. things CHICAGO BUTT! 8 Bteel " th burial to ton. leant Flowers 
ty ational os example, I sold some ee a Bary Losi“ : 43 arn B Pic : i573) Ow in Mt. Hope Cemet o- aon “when sO = ge ‘3 
fs at land when prices were low. 14 ay, reentpts W840 wh ate a 404 West Un Tel “By will be recited at 8 pel ee = PE gy — | scan yPGRSTAN'S ena 
' . " ah t i; score =i : i -- , : 
Bank Bldg. bought ‘new home when prices | EH Ee ia serene Beier 1 Hse co Bt) Augugliard died Monday. Seiad ee, te estas QDUNETAY's FIGWERA | 
— Then one day I picked u coals puees conical ts tit homer = a6 Fale & Tow. »- tas Monday. only — ~ eve nee Fes Leo 
a U.S. je to 2 : - doa Reine oc ahesnens oe, meee _S 
of Tn Wall Berets Journal. Lone [55 “iafge (whites 9 per gent A Gop 2. 34 Zenltn Rad - Do Bae rt ae eae & ie rae Funeral Directors 4 
: ended — it hed the fects 1 Feat receipts ie = cheeks 3 cur: NEW YORK. oe ert, 52, 4476 ard oon hosgrel r eetstered poe aeet am ‘AMBULANCE GROUND 
p me in my personal ‘ win masdcueea Foun —Compiled by! held ‘at -. Will be This netice to 6 om Funeral ROUND 
affa’ ted Press. at 2 p.m. Wed Boa , Siven by order of PE +1 
Cis YOU || fore teal Suvecription. Sel. tngis nile olf Ste pura 1 follow in esiay tthe aac cca te | nS emesat EA, 
‘2 4 “4 ges. +10 +1. 1 + ains — Wi 
COMES FROM nleere Journal not only tells me || NEE fi Noon today... 2540 ae n3 907 Cemete ial in Greens Corners Secretary, Board of Faucation x wees 
: THE PAGES OF. || ‘=r more mony it alee |i MONEY (aise Bel ee Bp Boe org, a aaa === Donelsoniohns 
more value for |= 238.3 125.0 71.7 : mes 
the mone ve i Year ago... 201. “7 168.7 Dea * = ‘ 
THIS BOOK . . the money Tapend, An automate | FOR Bis wk Ba PR Wi , 1 Notices. onelson-fohns 
° sathiggan poate = trade in my old CHRIS mimes wea 203.1 1149 67.2 148.8 | cat Strike idl pamela be Pee 
Engng TMAS? Ge ae ee Be es | sama Ss | ee 
nu . E 456) Waterf ' ‘Thoughtful Service. _—s PE 2-6042 
A boo things to stock up on in order to fia __DETROIT STOCKS 17, 100 t Ch | Settienl, teh. sos te stowed 
' all your “le! ie answer to recipe apwarey = taxes guide = 7) | Pigures Roll pomae ppl ceipett eighths| DET q rys er | peice “anughter of of Acrueliare be Voorhees-Sivle 
needs and jo to keep my taxes |= fm | Baldwin R High Low Noon ROIT (INS) — ares dear a FUNER 
dreatns. With down. ee saehapan 16 16.4! wilde: A second, Patricia ed wine pungn AL HOME 
: a savings ac- This story ist : ES . 24° «3 “at strike involving 180 me Augugliaro; dear sister F pyr Ambutence Gerzice, Tyas of Motor 
cout. you can hav ry is typical. Because the |/i@i) ° il|tacke Screws ae 37 lidled a total of 17,100 - ioe ea poate 
e a stron reports in The Wall Stree = Eas | Mid coe 31 workers on) iJacquell ty ae 
and safe future! : come to you daily, you abdpeors wi i Ruy Mt asks ae . “4 "treed apa today at the Plymouth, Anthony "Mies. Ponere! sere- Monuments 4A 
— of any new trend that | . ' il| "so sale: bid and off 1 ine = plants of Chrysler eo tee from Our, Lady of SUT _OMECT AED SAVE = 
a ee ae ae You get | Ah a — The sivie ‘sinrted Mich. with Church, "Waterford Robert rs — & Marble Co, 
. me = EGG on ney officiatin . J. se0"Oakiand Aven * eker 
: PITOL |i oe | DBEIROTE er ate) icSEL Lethe, company to send the after | EC Re Srgacr. er Hear pgomeriiong Fr ear 
af 0 te ournal i ef oi com Pu ame y at Coa RRA a 2 
SaeJ SAVINGS & LOAN CO. | #20000 tnen making $7,000 te ff Whi Orage A, rumve, ute pene | NOTHeTS gary to send home $10) Ee prin Fae Santee | armen. parry Nae 
a ,000 a year. ‘wr : ae & wm 45-48 wed. | AN, NOV. 27, i083, CLBO Shape) Cemetery tots, Lincoln 
5 w : ee oe ee anes |e wa or. Oy geal _,Material handlers on the day William. 229 B. Walton Bivd, aged Os ae aL 
est Huron St It can be of priceless ecneat te : rt ns—Grede A A large 52-66 wid. au ft walked out at 7:30 a.m. to- Coleen; peeves gets Cemetery, FE_ 9-3503 cH 
FE 4 : ambitious —- 7 a | 82 It; ‘grace Btarge| Gn: halting Plymouth coe Dene, ears b. Colaben: WHITE CHAPEL - BEST LOCA- 
-0561 The W; Wail Ste men. = ree, 38-41 a ave 30 lines and resulting in soem Calianan deny Debra Lucille tions. Tve graves. Real belonine: 
complete business DALY. ols \ one i Whites—Grade " rie ae large 87, cm rs being sent home. About 1,500 sh vo og ee gy Christine. pie. . 
ma stall of — on business and. (fit MARLOWE |g eR et se 81, nrge| production workers were kept wh iy a pwd y and. Her 
‘ | served ee ly business paper = FINANCE CORP = = medium rune ie ere : ot a on the job. will be seta Tuesday ~ Sy BOX REPLIES 
Preby my all ‘oa big press associa- i . meee unsettled. Overall trade slowe An hour later, 5,000 Funeral ae Dudiey *. Moore At 
- It costs $20 a year, but you | 620 Cooley Lake co supplion smple o8 fates tt “srihome from the Mac were sent Following service here will be 10 a.m, Today 
can get a Trial Subscription for th Uni Road volume of offerings in Mack plant, whiclr sent to Peck Funeral Home There were 
omplete ns for $6. Just tear solape oe Phone atphe : : —- with bodies. Chureh he brag wie are = the Press replies at 
and attach check for $6 and mail uv ‘250 pernor E TROP, POULTRY a a laid off at the Ver- 2“ office in the 
me tell us to bill you a} HOURS: Monday and Frid : r ed 7 Nov. 20. (AP}—Prices paid m shop. ah = boxes: 
co , rn, ECE ESA eee gh rar, ema a ‘es 
nvestment | rest daily ri right i in the Mid- ig J day, 10 to Ba! = ve poultry etry up ts 10 a.m, i a said the 7 of Burt and jan 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 10, 26, 
Ww se bring you vital business and || i Qnterdag, 1000 38 heary ee ee or ae opu dip mat pra centered around Re ifenr, tether ot John 96, 88, 0, Oh, 06, 08, 2, 
ee wee ree Ad- |] Licensed ial panes 88, gray renee 3 wee); /changes in job classifications for) en's Abpentoth : Meat TL, 78, 80, 85, ~% 
Fac ili ti 711 W The Wall Street Journal, |(i@j o the plhengged the laws —s crows Pees) 30-32, Some of the material handlers. The don and Cheties Ch ¢ Shel- 106. % ©, 
wiries - Monroe St., Chicago 6, in. ; oe eres | aa one were agreed to by the fay. Nov. 30. at 1:30" Ger | = ! 
= pe pride | eae e Pay eee Veet = con wns 0 union in recent con- 5 Mgatocn Feneres B=, tom __ Help W > 
«+ » at Your Finger Tips St i y to ree on hens, ee ‘bl into ak but have not been put terment in White Chapel Ceme: ip Wanted Male — 6 ‘ 
st - Sor Pe at wy Ta me ree say . stale at the "Huntoon Purerel pil ELECTRICIAN" 
your phone ; STOCKS [jhens 16-18; old roosters 14.50- . DAUGHERTY, Nov- 21 work. > 
service on your ol eecslage = 3 = a BONDS 1 1-29. under bios “Ib, 24-25, over 18.8; 5; “f- "Four Pontiac Schools « Ww. aale Pocus wes OER. x Steady work tut have te 
“ Your inquiries are wel “E tered Waterford Twp., age $4; be Ra, in eatcreee: 
by ome, by letter or in person, - Consult Us for Fi $ ae Over Weekend tices father ot os Daugherty; atonal Sanaere wih aie t 
: | irst Hand Information |||$. Breaklast-Luncheons scthon wae Sitey taba tad at gS its permanent Immediately fot 
= * ir 
2 ‘ . ‘ in Stock and Bond 12 Meet Your Friends | . Pontiac police said Funeral and Mrs. Violet Smith. operating an 
= , LERCHEN i” : ; inthe $loncing tne ast] Rear eian | Seat” 
: & CO. TE 112 RIKER FO total to seven in the) Rev. Foe pm. from en 8 i 
>We maintain a direct line to a mem 43 TAI et kes Rev. Paul herent officiating tn felary with’above ayerage es 
ber of all” 12 ji ! Ray Meggitt, in-| in: state’ Pa A paranen, mepieeh in 
a pcan ena mo _——™ ‘citi ontact Russell 
: . ie me 
_ Momber New York Stock Exchenge end o , ay exchanges li Saree exchanges with. up-to-the-minute 
quotation service available at all times. 
    
    
' PONTIAC eel: 
16 amen Stete Bonk Building   
                     shes t Ge 
THE PONTIAC panes, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1955 aa 
Help Wanted Female 7 MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan| Painting & Decorating 20      
      
        
Wtd. Household Goods 27 ee ich ty         
    
    
    
  
      
    
       
            
      
   
      
  
pte car a over 
000 ‘secounts. Service 
ent sales. Man 
this area will 
amt. Cal celle a 
seed far tos 
‘DESIGNERS DETAILERS . AND 
CHECKERS 
dies and g FOR 
Body ines. tools postal 
matics. of overtime, fons 
: * #108 RATE Interviews daily . i, 
Sat. and x =_—— 
Efficient   
RICIAN aintenance. 
Paid holidays and va- 
cations, oa? shift oe 
BSKs ‘C Manufacturing Co Co. Lake 
    
DESIGNERS (90 Needed) 
FOR 
Bod Fixtures 
Welding Dies 
Automation 
_58 Hrs. Min. 
Interviews ‘til 8 p.m. 
MODERN 
Engineering 
Service Co. Near Woodward 
Berk ley, Mich, 1605 12 Mile Rd. 
  EXPERIENCED 
SALESMAN Por full work until 
mas. Apply in person to 
ENGGASS JEWELRY Christ 
  
  ! ‘youn sales 
earnings l   
  
  aa 
on JOBS FOR MEN. 
        
      
     pee 
  ture. Apply 59 Wayne St. 
Or Call FE 4-3501, 
FE 5:7184, FE 2.8484 
| | YOUNG MAN TO WoRK IN AUTO re. Deli   
    
  
LOTHING AND FURNISHING SALESMAN SEE MR. BECKMAN 
McNALLY'S MEN'S WEAR   
WANTED Designer, checeer to sat! 
electro mechanical ts for 
er market and for ne 
trial. use.’ Must have oe 
wad layout draftman en: -     
ve! and Etc.   
PLUMB ry ye LICENSED. 
‘all after oes p.m., all 
wire agers eas “4 WwW. viak was 
cet eal 
   
PIN SETTE ) 
sty. Birmingham Bowing. si 
POLICEMEN of Pontiac. Sala to 
‘service IENCE ‘ 
le ™ 
car empoemne. Exc salar: 
Fon - ae. Call 23-0143 Parts to 
. MANAGER - 0400 win Small reliable firm Seote cal ej—— 
rienced man immediately, to 
osotkeopings i a ores. = a) bal- 
Mates Empsyment sari. be Employment Service, = Tour own Auto Parts, 340 Bald- 
  
_Help Wanted Female 7 PPD LLL A Et el et 
Gs lad ed dno Bh SOLICITING 
cere, will, Write 
ou feel this Cee the job for 
x 13, Pontiac Press. 
BABYSITTER IN DRAYTON   
Piains area Prefer high school 
eirl to stay > ts i parents 
| wort. OR re 4 p.m. 
BABY: Ee SITTER "i CHILDREN, 
days. One, half-day at school. Vic. 
ine Call after 6:30. EM 
BAKERY SALESGIRL Over 20. Day — nog ogy — 
son Bakery. 124 W 
mingham. a MT TLL 
BIRMINGHAM er 
Pull or part — male pian! fe- 
male comes office. sales =   
  
  
we. weight ee to 
Ee eee City Fea 
PONTIAC “ he a se or   
| East Pike St. 
SALES PROMOTION 
AD woUsua) 
wonnl man! ante pe aoe on 
the field 
4, aiative, am- 
‘ation. 
really different. 
is way   
  
‘SALESMEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS 
2|PART OR FULL TIME have —-* sare experience of year 
wort to fs t warty. Lyan nae. Beceient Seweters 1 
    
NEED 
AT ONCE 
BODY CHASSIS 
. AND 
ENGINE DESIGNERS 
LAYOUT MEN 
SENIOR AND JUNIOR DETAILERS 
SENIOR AND JUNIOR 
ACCOUNTANTS « 
Long Sone program. Excellent   men who are for 
and 
      
D Offers a Real THE FIRESTONE TIRE 
& RUBBER CO. 
rtunity 
to Office and Credit 
Managers, 
Territor cama: 
Store ane rs 
RESSIVE, type. eguivaient 35, Sy AG or 
and will earn 
in 
sale mastaere, ofice and e managets cet caer oe 
m Goontens. 
other cities (4 eactern half of 
Fe Fy: ee must 
4 intensive to 
with our 
a ee ee 6:06 Saas a 
fs RUBBER CO. 
* Tool Makers 
Construction ‘Welders 
  pens 
    Birmingbem sn et Bervies, 
CHRISTIAN WOM- 
One   
se- 
FE 65-0417 between 3 
  CAB DRIVERS. STEADY, APPLY _ 438 Orchard Lake. 3 to 6 p.m.   
CAREER GIRLS Figure clerk ...... $770 
Bteno . e770 
Nurse toe = Spe Sane 
Sales part & full time ...... $200 
General rie: 5 $230 
Typist Aine «oe 6200 
MIDWEST 
Employment Service 406 Pontiac Btate Bank Bidg. 
PE 5-277 
  
CASHIER, 7 DAYS WEEKLY, i2 30 to 6:30 as - Narcuanens Brattion : 
many em. e ust be 
peat aring. Give full informa- 
tion, first — Write Festiae 
_Press Box 101   
“COLORED OR WHITE GIRL 
‘ For general store work in Birm- 
—, Bell! experience neces- 
Birm m Employment 
_Bervice, _ 139 W. Mi 1 44254   
  
in eng’ 
Commuter train. 
door. 
be ag CONVEYORS 
) E. 10 Mile “ yy Sar 
00 cai JOrdan 4-567 appt.   
. 
Women. to circulate peti- 
tions. 
city of Pontiac to qualify. | ~~ 
To be paid 10c per signa: | —* 
ture. Apply 59 Wayne St. 
Or Call FE 4-3501, 
FE 5-7184, FE 2.8484 
  
WHITE MIDDLEAGED LADY TO 
baby sit and do housework 
while mother works days, Vicin- 
ity Orchard Lake and Voorheis. 
Must be reliable and have refer- 
ences. Call FE 23-8181 ext. 14 be- 
fore 5 p. ai 
GENERAL HOUBEWORE. 
Goed live-in 
PE 23-5221 $-4029 
AND WANTED BOOKKEEPER typis® in one girl pifice, Must be 
able to take co’ ——e charge of 
book and indie, teléphone. 
Midd, ed - preferred, FE jeng 
p_ +1500 for_interview. —__ WANTED: COLORED OR WHITE, 
experienced manicurist, 867 W. 
Huron. FE 2-2622 
WANTED: GIRL OR WOMAN. 
Housework and care of one child, 
Steady, white. MA 41847   
WANTED 
GIRLS FOR Pat ge Bi Sov? N A hes 
McNALLY'S MEN’S WEAR 
  COUNTER GIRLS FOR CLEANING plant. ae Taped paid in city. 
og fee Beck Cleaners, 
Woodward, Bham 
COOK. HOUSEKEEPER, CARE taker, (couple). Bx; 
children. ‘ive ty   
ite, 
a, ust aT 
ail wear oe Keay. ose east 
iam 
EXPERIENCED 
SALESLADY   
For full vege =< a Christ- | —’ 
mas. Apply in 
ENGGASS JEWELRY - BN, w St. 
  EXPER: AL TION - 
sewer — new Hil- 
lst. Tel- 
MI 
Ex afternoon shift, must be 21. Apply 
Roosevelt Coffee Shor No phon 
__ calls. 
FILE CLER ALPHABETICAL 
and scmaetend filing. Apply Pon- 
tise Press, Box 85   FOND OF 
interested in a good home. 
__2-6393 
GIRL FOR MARKING & CHECK ing, Main 2      
% to an 
with children. Light genera 
Live in 
‘Em 
Peteremees. ae 
LADY 
  + WalTRESS: WANTED. REGISTERED NURSE 
for day work in doctor's office, 
Call Milford, MUtual 4677S. 
WAITRESS FOR DAYS. MA 5-1551. 
| a 
ee = core. 3344 E. Bivd, South, 
I i mS LCUEEPES AN cook to live in, Not over 54 years. 
2 im family, Very little rtain- 
ing. Perm home. 
Must be willing to go to cottage 
on Lake Huron summertime 
Wages, $150. 2 weeks vacation 
_With pay. MI 40148 
work child care-live in-— 
— Oak area, Off * 
8, $20 per week 
23-3318. ; 
WOMAN TO CARE FOR 2 PRE- 
only, mya 
to care for 2 small 
while mother works. OA wenn 
after 6:30 p.m. 
Fouxa abt TO LIVE IN AND 
with housework. Small 
fermi, Mo og cooking. and no laun- 
  
Help Wanted 8 
2 OR 3 HRS. LIGHT JANITOR work, “eal. err area, FE 
2-4008 afte 
i» ff 
nished heated with bath. Telephone, iV. electri automatic beat hot 
MAN OR, WOMAN WANTED TO 
gy McNess Products full or 
spare yrogen rtunity - — 
= ry We Newnes Col COMPANY, 
he & ware 8 St., Freeport, Tl. 
MEN, V WOMEN. N. YEAR RO ROUND OP. 
established Wa 
    on . rm $2 to $3 per hour. 
Car necessary. Apply 150 
N, Perry. . 
AN OR Ww TO 
handle McNess Products full or 
oes = K to make 
a da iy 
sary. write McN COMPANY, 
_120_ FE. Clark 8t., 
MANDOLIN, BANJO, AND FID. 
dle player, 309 Baldwin, before 3 
__p.m. call for Mddie.   REAL weenie SALESMAN ot or 
REL: E PLE 
for 2 children for 
board. FE 46862.   
ence necessary. 
ty hours « week available for 
working. Call FE 2-9143 to arrange 
for interview. 
MIDDLE-AGED LADY TO Live IN 
care for 4 children. 3 in 
school, while mother works 
ate Some housework ont iron- .. Must dependable. " 
week, FE 86-1505 a   
MIDDLE AGED, WHITE WOMAN 
for cee housework, permanent 
im BS and 9 years. 
Thureday 
dundee off, rd 
NEAT APPBARING WOMAN POR 
restaurant work, rita of Dray: 
~ ton_Pieine. 
    Instructions 
DRIVING LESSONS. PONTIAC 
pecvens be ed eves, and , 
arithmetic short-hand, . FE 
Read.” Ai ” ¥ 0 subjects. elem: 
Mon. id Ban PR #-1257.   
Work Wanted Male 10 
BLOCK, BRICK & CEMENT WORK Chimneys- & fireplaces built, FE 
CARPENTRY WORK. NEW AND ir. 4-4210.   
  
    You must be a- 
registered voter in the | 
salesw a 4 
quired. PE #1131 10 am. to hb 
TO CARE 
room and ' 
      
      
  
“Will you mind giving Susy's face a quick once-over after* 
you've finished the windshield?” ‘     
    
  
Work Wanted Female 1 11 
ABYSITTING BY DEPENDABLE 
aay — seni sl Feiss a sewing 
=tet a wo WISHES 
housework in Jeol feats. Room. 
board, wages, EM 3-2266. 
COLORED GIRL WOULD LIKE 
paren 2 or 3 days a week. 
DAY WORK WTD.; 10 TO 4. PE 
__2-1037. 
DAY WORK OR WEEx WORK. 
_FE_6-2016.   
  
MEDICAL As. 
wants work in a convales- 
poe er hotel 
GIRL “WANTS BABY 
monte wintkD 3 BU- 
shel Goad work. 6 Mary Day. 
wont PICKUP AND AND DELIV-   
  __. Building Service _ ROOF REPAIRS br y ae, ee Resigoutial and commer- 
va. Sopa rigor 
~ 20% 
Discount 
November |: 
and 
December ‘On all tear eee | alternations, 
kitchen, bath, 12 
  
  
    
inceteaa: nm 1D 
__ service. __ FE 45-1471. 
TRONINGS. 3 PER BU. 1 DAY 
tvice, FE 56-1471, 
TRONINGS. > ga AND DELIV- 
FE 68-2316   
eves. 16 W. "Salenasere ting Saye ot Hol- 
ly wood. 
LADY. WishES bay WORK, OWN references.   
  
  
NURSE | Af el FOR PRI- 
vate, duty in wate home. Ex- 
cellent . FE 4-660). 
PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE. 
__OR 3-8821. 
* ing end cleaning. 1 Pe V2 
WASHES DONE IN , SOFT WATER, _ $3 bu. service, PE 4-2017. WASHINGS SS suinos. hed Ez Rs ‘Tt 
side preferred.   
jong as needed 
WANTED: fYPiInG IN MY HOME. 
_86 Jacokes, Pontiac. 
  
      own transpo but not es- 
sential. Good wages. Phone MI 
_ 4-550. 
WILL DO LIGHT > agama 
_any_ day. Ph. FES 
___ Building Ser Service 12 
a a SET vide ris punt "t FOR 
Sinan or tema sis 
untl) 
ae eid ~ A-l CEMENT WORK ~ 
LLOYD MONROE 
FE 4-6866 © 
TYPES OF eTRENCHING. 
" Floors, wasomenh. EM 
CEME} ENT & BLOCK york. FE 6.0782 
é RPENTER ER WORK—ROUGH é 
ti . OR 3-1680,   
         
         
      AL WIRING Residential and Commercial. L'- 
censed bonded. FE 4-4500. 
After 6, OR 3-4607. 
FLOOR 8A ’ A 
Poet steenttcgeoite |e FEO 3500, FLOOR mai sir SAN 
finishing. agg experi ls 
      
            
     
          
    
           
Classified Ads! Toswap 
what you don’t need for 
ane you do, call FE pSY-| MANLEY LEACH 10 BAGLEY ST. 
"| Local “att Distance--PE 2-878? 
LIGHT HAULING AND RUBBISH. PE 54-6933. 
O’DELL CARTAGE 
| % Ton Picky 
| Poatae Vasnana t+ ae 12A 
FORD neue Paice. 
gait sot 3 6236 
Busieads Services _ 13 
APPLIANCE SERV ICE We —— ell — 
era’ radios, yo rs 
al t7pee of, smal mop ¥ small by eer ~ 
A & B TRENCHING | a 5; water line field tile. 
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS   , FOUND: PART BEAGLE, _— 
. LADY'S | BLU BLUE WALLET     
    
  
  PAINTING . AND DECORATING. | 
__ Reasonable rates. FE 5-2860 
2A __Physio-Therapy 
swenin MASSAGE & THERAPY. 
Bpecial foot technique. 72 
FE 4-2851.   
_ St 
Television | ‘Service ~ 22) 
COPENHAVER'S RADIO. & TV 
repair 596 W. Huron. Night sery- 
ice calls, FE 4-5607. 
DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE. FE 61296 or FE 54-8300 
_M. 8ST ‘AKA 
TUCKER'S RADIO-TV. F PE $3716 
_FE ¢3600. 168 E. Pike 
AT JE XTION 
, PICTURE: TUBES 
40 
1 YEAR WARRANTY 
Metal Gta some static tubes, 
slightly installed " Gesived. im our serv- 
ice 
CALL NOW 
FE 41515 
C&V TV 
__ 993 MT CLEMENS 
FIX-IT SHOP TV. RADIO. 44 HR 
Pease & delivery service, FE 
GUARANTEED TV 1 REPAIR J ANY 
MAKE FE 40736. CONDON’S 
_RADIO_ & TV. 127 8. _PARKE 8T. 
_ Typewriter Service — 22A 
TYPEWRITERS —_ ADDING aS 
Am op Office “nae 
we eee   
  pie airane RENTE Mitchell's, en ia) N. Saginaw st 
Upholstering _ 23; 
DRAPES, SLIP COVERS, MA- terials Sender PE 45-1927. 
DRAPES MADE TO ORDER. OR 
aise CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- 
hoa Foe 6174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 
estimates, _ 
wit UPHOLSTERING 
M te TELEGRAPH PE 5-8888 
SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES & BED- 
spreads. Your material, FE §-§797. 
Lost & Found 24   
  
and white 
_ 24372 or FE male, Oct, 
Lost "Suc AND WHITE “BEA- 
e = lar) ree 6 growth under tail 
ye03 = = of Gingeilville 
_ Reward 
Lost In WOaY OF 
1 box conteinin, 
Mawk Tool and 
_Clarkston, Mich 
Lost: siLVER ate F FORCE RING 
downtown. Call FE 2-860] after 
5:0 pm " mewerd OF CLARKS- 
17 seats 
ineering 
  
  
  %., RO ob CanPer LAYING. 6, c. Amy repairs Carpet | 
em agg ae Call 
time. ier oy rE af ger: 
and land. MY 3-400, Gee oveniags batmoen 
I and 10. 
DRY WA ine. FREE estimates, No job too big or small. 
FE 54-4628. 
moval Ph, FE 
FURNACES CLEANED AND RE-   
ate FE 2-601: 
~~~ ELECTRICAL 
SEWER CLEANING 
Sinks—Sundsy Service. FE_4-2012 
Electric—Sewers Cleaned 
aoe on iany seen o a ne + mm: no 
cutee cost. 
Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners _< FE #1317   
& rewind es ee Fue| AAA PRI 
ae eee ink 
Po MEATING. ii. 8. 
_On & Gon. FE 47767 or 
~~ BAWS “MACHINE FILED EXPERT TREE TRIMMINO 6 RE 56903 ~ LOST. NOV. 19, MALE BEAGLE a and Joslyn, Reward. FE 
Lost youn A pet? ? WANT TO 
FE 54-0290 
Lost 
2c" MALE RED BONE DOG: LOST 
in Day on Return 268 W. Pike. FE) 
  
STRAYED: TOY ih ROWN 
and white. Meadowood Sub- 
diviaton. after 
pm   
      fite bars with > foving 
to new building soon. Better hurry 
for bargains—must reduce stock 
E-Z terms. 
PADDOCK FILM oer ee 
  1055 W. Huron 5-875) 
as My SCRABBLE $3 PAINT. 
number sets. $1.69 up oe 
to fit), BACKENSTOSE, 18 East 
Lawrence. FE 2-141 
Notices 4 & Personals 25 
AAA PRIVATE Licensed, 30 years exp. §-6201. 
Aerotred Knapp Shoes — Herman   
  
is Michaelsen, Phone 
    wi 'G@ MACHINES A - uum « repairing. Cpen 6) 
p.m, ont Electric as a.m. aes 
_ 802 4-516 | 
seo » Refinishing 16. 
UES A B&PE- 
_ciaity, FE $-0162, FE 5-7332_ 
__Laundry § Service 18 
CURTAINS FINISHED Plain or ruffied, expert finishing 
on latest ent. 
COTTON R , ALL SIZES, 
WASHED AND FLUFF DRIED. 
ALSO RUGS DYED. 
AUTOMAT CAUSE N. :   
REPAIRING ANTI 
  
FE 5-6804 
TA: OR RUP- fled, Beautifully finished. Pontiac Laundry. Phone FE 2-8101. 
FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- ice, Ph, Pontiac Laundry. FE 
2-8101 
Landscaping 18A PARRA LAPD PLA 
DAN'S LANDSCAPE SERVICE 
Complete pa - mance & 
cleanup. _FE ee TREE TRIMMING 
and removal, Fruit and orna- 
trees, our -pecialty   
  
  
REE PI. 
ing, also — end hea 
_ing, G clean up. 
~ Moving & Trucking 1 19 
AA-1 a TRUCKING, - < 
very. Good service a' 
peseangnle tries. FE 41803 or 
“gs 
RU SBISH LIGHT | Norcatt eK 150 
_Wessos FE 3-735. 00 0 = 
AA-i MOVING AND TRUCKING 
Pick up. ant Pag sg services. 
R PE 5-3458. 
~BEDFORD MOVING     
  
    
Call 
our a 7) HEAVY TRUCKING, Rubbish hauled. 
A ! A 
or rubbish hauled. Clean up 
+5134,   
Local and Distance Movin, 
Phone FE 56806 ~ 
Trucks to Rent Tam MLE 
wat ‘Btake     
  Industrial Tractor Co. 
825 8. WOODWARD 
Open sad com Fe eit? REDUCED RATES   
     Confidential. ‘The 8al- xuoae ‘army. 
DIVX ; HEARING AID. RM. 10 
. Saginaw. 40539. 
secneyY OLD LINOLEUM WITH 
Glaxo plastic type coat ———, 
alte’s   waxing and scrubbing 
Notions 
BIGGER AND BRIGHTER THAN | ever That's what we say, and | 
that's what you'll say when you 
see our new a plastic 
Christmas Decorations m $5.06 
up. Vieit our 7 ecenconsa “Hoxard 
_ Signs, 11 Auburn Ave. FE 6-04 
Saiety Mal Mai FOR SUPPLIES 
  
  __ Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 28 
INTERMEDIATE GIRL s8COUT 
uniforms. FE §-2237. a 
GIRL's 26° BIKE 
Fe ptt end, 
2 porch furniture. Cedar Cog bon. i sah Xmas lawn displays. 
Wanted to, Rent ~ 29 
PREE SERVICE TO LANDLORDS 
Ba time and dozens 
galls, We send 
screened tepants bv appointment 
only. oan in your rental today. 
DAMS REALTY CO. 
1053 
CADY WANTS TO RENT FURN. 
housekeeping room. FE 40427 th cr nao cotta 
RKING MOTHER AND 6 YR   
isner aera district. Ph. 
32-8412 afte 
WOULD LiKE 7 TO RENT SINGLE 
garage as close to the center of 
town as sible, Write Box 803, 
_ Pontiac, Mien 
Wed. . Transportation 3 31 
wip, ~ MORNING RIDE FROM in 
  
  
tiac Rd. and yke to Pon- 
tiac Press. Hours 8 a.m. Mon 
thru Fri, r3pm, FE 
__5-8090. WANTED: RIDE FROM | GREEN 
og Rd eller State Bank 
8. 8:30 nee EM 32542 after 
  
Wed. Contracts, Migs. | 32) 
CASH | For Contracts. New or Old. 
Large vol Small, 
PE 6-0441 FE 54-0075 
Ask Pe Ted. coaas 
Lec HAY DEN. “Realtor 86 E. Walton Bivd. Opes Eve's. & Sun.   
WE HAVE 
$200,000.00 * At our disposal to purchase new 
or seasoned land contfacts for 
our clients, See me before you 
sell, ASK FOR BOB MAHAN, 
To Buy -To Sell-To Insure 
MAHAN REALTY CO. REAL 
  rgd ——rpal 1075 W. Huron Ph. FE 2-0263 
WE 
NEED 
50 
LAND 
CONTRACTS 
RIGHT 
AWAY 
AND 59 MORE NEXT MONTH) 
~ — Pcuaed bad & quick cash offer. 
hidden costs. 
Eany settiement, Give us a oa 
eall TODAY, Free estim 
Nicholie & Harger Co. 33 W. Huron 8t FE $-6189   
CASH 
Buyers waiting for land contracts, 
= and small, new or seasoned. 
IVAN W 
SCHRAM 
Joslyn 111i altor 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange   daughter desire unfurnished cs sures an will be oun, 
Pees o-d and closing, Cal) us 
day list your property.” 
-To Sell-To Trade Bu IT-WE'LL INSURE IT To 
YO UBU 
REALTY CO. 
  
CASH For small equities. If you have 
door within 24 hours with ¢ 
for your equity. Gall paw and. tell 
us what you have, : 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TIN. Seginaw St. Ph. FE 5-6165 
Open Eves. ‘til 6:30 
  
|IF YOU HAVE {= HOME 
— see us. P. Dinnan a 
Huron 6t. We were’ supers waiting. 
WE NEED 
1. Good small farm with buildings. 
2.3 bedroom city home. Must be 
modern 
—— 
If you have any of the above 
mentioned for sale call us at once. 
We will strive to 
best service possib. 
i H. BROWN, Realtor.   
3 2 or 3 bedroom suburban bun 
‘low. Prefer west side, near 
fre you the 
  
property, Purchasers w. 
Office Commerce 
tiec EM 3-331i 
R. F. MCKINNEY UNtv. 16798 
  
WE NEED LISTINGS pa nore —_ Rags every- 
Plenty 
buyers "weting. BT Paarl BJ Bn 
your 
properties, -*l) 
= ean ar Snyder a Ls plod a ESTATE 
| SOLD 
or Not Sold YW your property isn't 
ny because it i basa’ been ned 
“WHITE 
BROS. REALTORS 
Phone on Sn oF Oa 3-176 
List Poi i we -* 
We seil 7P 7 
A. G ELL iOTT & *cONS 
11640 = N'Western Hwy, at M’beit 
LISTINGS WANTED Residential acreage, commercial 
deg cone emo PAUL D. HAMMOND Huron 
erie Eves. rE wits 
Rent mt Apts. Furnished i 33   
  
  
26% rE   WANTED: | ¥ Man \ SALES LADIE at PECORATING | — PAINTING cae TOR SMALL, RADIOS AND WA cITY 
neat to ooo Pines ae, mate, FE 40255. | Sir § pm =. sod tes Pe FURNITUR NEEDED : ment ears are, tore TL TNR, BESET, Site aa re poor Ah oN me #808 Free estimates. OR| Entire hdiié Or odd jote. Get the) "Fo," ‘Glass c : 1626. top dollar. Will buy outright or = | . | ““" BLOOMFIELD _ | EATING PAREN — Wie, you pH, Community | seine, Alte ae Se VANIER SEC, MECEAEE.| - FASHION SHOP | _fia Ents ae ee Ue tesla, Steel -Corp., 615 1662 Bo. Telegrash Rd ez PAINTING INO INTERIOR tre og ee wot TF on Aue 108 1g, ROY KNAUF, Realtor - © 
: pe SALES | LADIES _Guarantesh Pree ost FE. 40308, | ONE OF PONTIAC'S LARGEST |! W. Muroh FE 21421 OA $y © ; wanntesn ALERT, EXPERI- Experienced to. better women's at “PAINTING, PAPERHANGING | [urniture ‘buyers, Cash waiting, BUY OR SELL, 
jMen to circulate peti-| cncea moot metate salesmen in| snt'aiso part lime days, Bloom Foper removed. Estimates. FE | a ren TO BUY ALL TYPES | 1 will persenal . sels theo, et Tele | 2a, INTERIOR, EXTER OR TLE Gis EAT. show ‘you bow to. ¢ ne . Yy Ory aitive tu fast oyowing Im] | gram lable. FE 55285. D. BOTTLE GAS HEATING| Show you b cg hg gy 
Mons, Nou must be a) cauon, 4. m. mite, Reat stats, | halve apa geeron Beck TQGAL FAINTER AND ECOWA| 2% 10m! SEU EM 2 a| Sees ances , codward Bir- ‘ r With some open time. FE R. . - 
: ; 1011 W. Huron, PE 56-6181. mingham. _§-2860. 4-1803. anytime. PE 41157 FE 17-0086 
registered voter in the a aE a PAINTING PAPERMANGING =| \VANTED FURNITURE . eB SALESMAN AT ONCE.| sewer. ur Birmeenam __. TUPPER, OR 3-7061 If you have. anything for sale Mahan Has Buyers 
oe of Posti Yen aS. eS) ee ie Paintae & Wall Washace tee tad The highest “price in| The Somend te great. Gos sels city of Pontiac to qualify, TY S recne— oe ing pep a6. ing call force is. exceptional. We need : wanes ds Painting & Wall’ Washing shing y Sr ee BUYER | So" our -wimost eee oe os . ‘ 3 s To be paid 10c per signa- MEN’S young, woman fer wslerical, Guiles Pree. Batimates, FE 8 PE 2-2866 eal 2 years of “ot vat nctory 7 Real, 
one 
fied We nantige ‘at details for & es 
=| MAHAN « Orapatetinn’ _ Bataee Tpachange>* * 
what we went we will Roy at — Ps 
Ww. Hur : ape hanag ‘Real Estate ‘Exchange 
WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE ¢ 
te ® ty ¥ 
* eens oe * ee w 
OP 2 £ BMY 
one ym o« * 
& 2 ROOMS AND BaTH. ¢ BATH, Quit 
ACTION! = |4332: bd 2 esa an 
cilities, es included . 
on the. sale of your Land Con- Broadway Lake Grin, om i S017 tract. If it is what we are -| 7 ROOMS ROOMS PRIVATE BATH. AND ing for we will buy them or | - Close i. ‘oan 
fonond Bee Ee Racer “ARG 
ice you are looking for, No eon cot oe ee ti too or too small. rm 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor chia Welcome, GM Dixie. High TT N, Ba Street. Ph, FE 6-6165 | 7 7 "eve, yee til 6:30 | ator, gas heat. Adulte only. 1, 
’ MORTGAGES roe ra Oskland Ave.» « 
om aye OR Bp ry al from egigeenvl en. is n Ct 3 
  
appraisals or closing fees. 
B. “pt CHARLES, Realtor Equitable Society 1717 8 Telegraph 
FE 40521; Eve "FE. 5-0591 
CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS 
VanWeit 
OR_ 3-1355. 
Cash Waiting ir. Mir Jotneon contracts = ypeboig 
ir. ssonregeol conics lor quic   
  arene se pane — Mark. ae OHNSON, Realtor 
PURNISHED, FE 2-3231 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
ON AND AFTER THIS DA " 
November 29, 1055, I wil! not be FE 4 533 
responsibie (or any de! con- | TO GET THE MOST FOR YOUR 
tracted *y any other than myself. lend ew — ftps 
Richard Robinson, 63 Erwin, is the “bird” ow FoR 
Pontiac, Mich, St. Phone FE 2 pane *   
  Let Us Give You 1 Place to Pay 
Ease Your Mind 
Restore Credit 
WE ARENOTA 
LOAN COMPANY 
MICHIGAN CREDIT 
COUNSELLORS 41% South Saginaw St. FE 8-0456 
Above Oakland Theater 
HAVE YOU A GAS PERMIT FOR   
roit Townsend | 
KNAPP SHOES. FULL TIME. 
tory Representative, FE 
110 Wateriy.   
KNAPP SHOES 
eo Ave. near 
__ Telegraph. 
ido WEDDING a TeviTs Ww ween $7.50 
Sutherland Studio 
Printed kins—fast p service. 
PONTIAC'S ‘DOWN N 
shop, Show cards & -air brushed 
ba by the mile. Outdoor 
: a displays. 11 Auburn 
®, FE 65-0477. Howard | 
wes CARF F FOR At AGED OR IN- 
valid rsons rivate home. 
iso Franklin Bi wd, |. Pe 42854 after 
  
Wed. | Cilléren to © Board, 26 
CHILDREN 
      kt a® 7   FAST ACTION! If you have the contract-we have 
the MONEY. Clark Rea! otate. 
Phone FE 46402. for Ask 
Clark. 
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR 
—- ew or equity in your 
K.L. Templeton, Realtor 333 Orchard Lake Rd. FE_4-4563 | 
Wanted Real Estate _ 324 
TRADES — TRADES ‘e@ 6©are specialists in tradin 
homes, farms, lake property an 
Large dn. 
Leepmpen ls are “scarce, Trade your 
equity, larger homes for smaller, 
chy property for suburban home 
for incomes, We do our utmost 
to satisfy all parties concerned. 
Do not fee} “ gated. Call us for 
an appointment and we will give   
  
  
you our honest opinion in regard | 
to the pag ayer tl of trading your \3 
5440 Dixie Hwy. 3} LARGE ROOMS, WELL ‘ nished, private entrance. Close te. 
downtown, FE 3-1261, 
ROOMS Hi HEAT AND LIGHTS. - 32-1430. 
J ROOMS A\ mn ) BATH, PRIVATE © 
_fntrance. FE 5-950], 
73 ROOMS» AND B D Bath FURN. FURN, 
7 or « CLEAR  GUET ER, _tlose in. 
ras {Rooms SBHARE ARE THE BATH. a 
  
: "ROOM loyed couple nt. Employ _12 8. Marshall. 
  LARGE LOVELY 
near — — “On 31943 
  
- eam c 2 ‘— 2 & 
posere “9:30 or after 
m. « 
a arn 3. ROOMS, GROUND» + 
floor, Near Orchard Lake. MA. . 
1618, : 
~~ iy * NEW 3 ROOMS, FURN 
Walled Lake. MA 4-2141, 
rms. and bath, vate entrance, 
radiant heat, inde East Highiand 
_Rd, MU 
ONE ROOM 
Men only. No driaking. i FE 2.2680, 
PRIVATE ENTRANCE WITH UTIL- 
ities. Elderly man or women. No 
_ drinking. $14 weekly, FE 56-0019. 
SQUARE LAKE. 3 & BATH PRi- 
vate Adults. $80. FE 8-1370.   
  
  TWO BEDROOM, § ROOM APT. Heat and hot Water furnished. 
$90 _per__month. EM __3-4207 WARM LIGHT HO OUSEKEEPING, 
ey Factory. 153. Prospect. MY 
  
crepe We 
Feputation as. Poy leading traders 
DORRIS & SON 
REALTORS ie . Huron Pd 
Op Real Estate Exehar 
Liki y TO BUY FROM OWNER, 
room house outside city. 
Bon ™ 
down paym io 
realtors. OR 3-2002 
, 
WE BUY sell and trade. t'or fast efficient 
service call us, We need list 
ings of alj types. 41557 
  
  
  
  Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 2 ROOM UNFURN, APT. : WILL 
On r0i3 children, $10, per week. | 
—|2 2 ROOMS. . 
na aati era’ Fee   
” vac, hen Rook. ee RTL I 
3 ROO! a ee ON 6. 
ley ite . 
month. 
K. G. HEMPSTEAD Huron 
        [es L. H. BROWN, Realtor Sass 
Seorcanre Real 1 Estate: ‘Exchange ipa taker, RATE a 
CASH ke 48 HOURS ROOMS AND BATH BRIVATE 
FOR YOUR HOME Se only. 2418 fee 
EQUITY 
iM WRIGHT, Realtgr eons tt h Classi 
7m Cottons Avs. Ave. ” ey ed Ads. 28181. NEW BRICK TERRACE, THREE 
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AVAILABLE - ABOUT DEC 1 
CYVING ROOM 
    TWENTY-EIGHT 
      
         
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| Rent Apts Unfurnished 3 34) Rent How Houses Unfaurn, : 36| 
3 moons, c og gaa" A amp | WAC 
nd entrance, Bio Stove, rrettigerater 
_ Adulte on). 76, 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor “Ww. 1, Lawrence St 
t to Consumers — Power 
TRoow oP 1 UPPER APT. 2043 COR. 
ww iit. aPTS. TILED 
bene. 2. . Apel ee Manager's apt   
TaeB es ROOT o TILED Heat. Pike. pews. 
“4 EL 
ry goal ) BATH wy DEC. 
rated, vacant. $50 monthiv Jos lyn and Second) MA 5-2187 or, 
re 5-500! 
OM APT. UPPER PRIVA ae 
  4 ROO entrance and bath. Adults 
__ 21543 
a ROOMS AND BATH ADULTS <7" yus srop. r ntonese < CLEAN © caren new 2 bedroem unit 
oN. di johnson. FE $-1603 after x 
Pm 4 ROOMS. BATH. ADULTS. 70 8 Frances. FEL 222048 
§-8775 <sor 5 
# ROOM UPPER IN MODERN: PE 5-6105 | 
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“PEE et Sonasers “ ewes 
re 
TT x3 W. Huron, 
BUSINESS OR PR 2 . 
master bedroom 
bath, 3 car garage, pay 
References. 
Nichohie & Harger ( Co. $-8183 
WALLED AKE 555 E. ae oo 2 bedroom. Shopping 2 blocks. | 
MA GTR 
37 For ‘Rent. Rooms 
1 LARGE | SLBEPING ROOM. 
  A - r) aaa ges | PRIVI- 
ogee: 264 8. Parke. Caretaker in 
‘on i 
SLEEPING ROOMS. CHEERY 
homey atmosphere. 124 erent | 
Bivd FE 5-931,   
qilet_ room. F 7 
ROFESSIONAL | 
man who ts literate FE 4! eed. | 
‘BUS STOP. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. W. Huron _Soeking laundry. 400— 
from Pontiac Motors. 
Between 10 am & 2 p 
brick ¢family fat frogs soe base- CLEAN SLEEPING ; ROOM FOR | 
er ments 
Howard 
Bhd ee 5 ROOMS ane a $80 PER 
month. FE 2-77 
5 (ROOM ABT aia HEAT. and ‘urnaces & 
Adults. C area. 365 
“MOD- 
  5 AND pri- ~~ ROOMS = ist and garage floor 
vate entrance, West Side. Pontia: 
Press Box @ 
$ ROOM UNFURN UPPER APT Convenient to downtown 
Motor, Reasonable rent to respon- 
sible_ party. Apply 222 Going st 
NEW odern light housekeeping apt 
Couple — | Uuilities furnished 
Inquire at 4210 Sashabaw 
Drayton Plains 
BEAUTIFUL BRICK, 2 BEDROOMS | 
. On Lake front. Picture window in |\CLEAN ROOM 
\CLOSE IN 
iF gentleman. 139 W _Howard 
men Twin beds. F =| 
WwW. Huron. 
CLEAN | “SLEEPING | Men only 46 Mechanic 
“LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING | 
No children. 3300 | rooms 
URN 
room for rent 
Eliz, Lake Rad 
  —s 
LIGHT HOU SEKEEPING ROOM 
Peetiac) — 
ROOM Frigidaire Middleaged man. 102 | 
Whittemore 
FOR RENT, 
privleges. References 
girl preterred FE 4-735$. 
FOR LADY. BUS LINE. 
smoking or drinking. FE KITCHEN 
Business 
No 
S01 
‘SLEEPING ROOM FOR WORKING 
girl, Near Post Office. 172 N. 
Mul 
living room, sliding door closets, [SLEEPING 1 “ROOM “WOMAN ONLY 
tiled bath, brick kitchen 
boards, 15 min. 
$ll0 per month, __UNiversity 53-8813 
“ORD. > RENTALS y AVAILABLE 
or wit' out childre 
Arana’ RENTAL SERVICE 
Auberr Ave 
No shone ecalis. cup-| 
from Pontiac 
lease optional | 
} 
BEDR 
kitchen and bath with heat. 
FE 2-7425 
HODERN UPPER 5 ROOMS AND 
ty basement, garage. gas: 
near bus line, adults. OOM, 
$65. 
  
poor 
| NEW 3 ROOMS UNF. IN WALLED 
Lake. MArket 4214! 
NEW 7 BEDROOM DUPLEX ay 
— gas heat. FE 40847 after 
pm   
    
sg "RENTAL PEE Strictly modern 2 rooms & bath rnished. Near Eliza-| beth Lake $17 will weekly or 
consider housework im exchange _PLEASANT 
Ist) 
uto. heat. Nice vard I 
Lake. $75 monthly | 
LWOOD REALTY 
PE 5-1264 
anche APT ~ GOUPLE ONLY. 
4300 Fowler, Dreviee jains 
HEAT 
    
  
WEST SIDE, CLOSE iN, ¢ ROOM and bath, al) utilities. Inquire 
109 Williams, after 5:30 pm   
Rent Houses Furnished 38 HURON more CLEAN MOD- 
2 BEDROOM HOU! se . SE PARTLY 
furn. if desired, OL ired. OL _1-6475 7S. 
3 ROOM GARAGE HOUSE FUR- ____- 
iS: oe _ Cmnnree. SLEEPING ROOMS FOR> “MEN. 
4-6846. West side. FE 
-| WEST r SIDE. ‘BUSINESS MAN, 
and garage. FE 2-3517. Shower « ae o Ww ices! __For Sale Sale Houses - 43 
| Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
LAKEFRONT RANCH HOME 
Two jevel lakefront ranch home 
hear Waterford. 189 feet of lake- 
trout fisherman's 
oe lawn, 
roughout 
‘edgestone = fire- 
1'g car attached 
“Like new" wall to wall carpet- 
ing. dra waier softener in- 
cluded § 1,500 full price on terms. 
$600 DOWN 
Modern 6 year eld 4 room home 
with basement, located near Lake 
Orion. All colored fixtures in the 
full bath Reom for additional 
bedrooms in the attic, 100x170 
ft. lot. Only $6.500 full price. 
 PARTRIDG! EI 28316 | 
“POR 2 “GENTLE: ; 
TRIPP West Side 
| 3 or @ bedroom brick A | 
discriminating home — fin- 
est location Gather your 
family around the log-burn- 
ing fireplace for the Holiday 
Season, Relax in the beau- 
tifully paneled den—cook in 
the handy kitchen Bed- 
rooms are large with lots 
of closet space. Many con- 
veniences and extras. Call 
us for. appointment today 
. end move in for Christmas 
1. ashe R. Tripp, Realtor 
Lawrence St. Open Evenings 
“rE S-8161 or FE 23-1396   |   Rooms With Board 38 
CLEAN, MODERN HOME TWIN 
‘HOME STYLE MEALS 
'E| ROOM AND BOARD bed good meals No drinkers. 
Dey. shit, FE 2-0318 
  ly clean rooms 14 M ews. PE 
5-037, spews | I   
FOR MEN. 
Florence FE 5-0076. 47 1 
ROOM AND BOARD FOR WORK. ing couple. FE 4-6432. 5801 Pon- ' 
tiac Trail 
2) ee Convalescent Homes 38A. 
WIcE 3 ROOM APT HEAT AND) ~~~ 
OR 3-1466 \PINE CONE ~ WORSING HOME| 
PARTLY FURN 4 ROOMS AND __ bath, 2675), 
Ne children lege 
_West Huron has vacancies for men and wom- 
en State license: 24 hour nursing | 
care. Flexible rates. Bus line | 
1365 Baldwn FE 4-401 
VIEW CONVALES- | 
cent Heme, State approved. Open 
to retired and aged persons. Res- 
ervations by y calling OR _3-5320 
ROOM AND BOARD IN LOVE- 
br country home for 2 lad.es 
R 3-5821 
___ Hotel Rooms a) 
HOT EL AUBURIN 
Rooms by Day or Week | 
Also 1 or 2 room apartments | 
Cooking and refrigeration unit 
464 Auburn FE 2-0239 
~ HOTEL ROOSEVELT 
Rooms $12.50 up. Bath. $17.50 up 
FE 5-8126   
  
rooms by day or week. 45 
St. Phone FE 
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RENT HERE     — pane Se aloat 10 8. ‘SAGINAW st AVAILABLE | 
Lake, 10018 Hillway, 1% mile) a a north of intee Mine "reom, kitchen, bath |ONE STORE. PERRY SHOPPING __& Utility room. KEnwood 1-2075,/ Center. PE_ 5-004 
} ROOM HOUSE, PAST FISHER’s _ Rent Office ‘Space 4 bot water, gas heat, | 
children welcome. Gas and "Pe DESK SPACE 
. 920 weekly. Insurance, attorney or nee | 
sepetend ROOMS Telephone answering service, | 
FURNISHED” HOUSE Large — Real Estate Of- 
Fe ™ | _ fice. PE 5-1284 4 B ’ cs 
merce Lake. $100~per month | mee at a 7 Pad wey. | 
July Lst. MA son. . Drayton _pisins omen for imapes- | 
: ADULTS OR couples casiet Weds. "4100 on elit 
a erred. Myre Contact Mr. Bettis at FE 20296   
For Rent Miscellaneous. 42 
TO COAST 
LEAVE THERE | 
Trailers and Closed 
—— ame Dixie Hwy. ONE WAY rE 
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fl |   
For Sele House Houses 43 43 
| 
COZY BUNGALOW. | Near St. Vincent's 
| 
Oakland Avenue ' ANNETT OFFERS 
room modern home tn | 
nice condition. Living room. 
dining room and kitchen 
first floor. 2 -bedrooms one 
bath up rege bedrm — 
be divided Jrd bedroo 
rage $8950, 
payment. 
Excellent business site with 
$ room se built in 1951. 
Full basement. gas heat. ex- 
tra lavatory, 2 car garage. 
$15,000, 
Huntoon Lake 
Attractive remodeled home 
with 20 feet of lake frontage 
living room, 
and bath on 
rge bedroom 
up. Full basement, oll heat. 
14x28 
8.000, terms. 
pene Highlands 
7 room brick home in excel- 
. lent condition. 
beautifully 
wn, Full . ba: 
tiled floor, off heat, 
attached 2 car garage. 
Franklin Boulevard 
Exceptioally fine rick 
bome, featuring many ex- 
tras Large living room 
with fireplace, den. powder ineled recrealion | 
garage. 
        
| | = ®"* KNUDSEN 
ES 
‘0! 
Beautiful 
| 170 W. Pike 
| 4 ROOM K. i. 2330 Orchard Lake Rd. 
5 BEDROO For Sale Houses Re Jone 
OPPORTUNITY - 
PERRY AT EAST BLVD. 
atrective spacious 4. bedrm. bun-' 
ge. -2 baths. brick treplace. 
It painted basement. 2 car ga- 
ae. Solid apron = Bod 
immediate sale ai $12,800. About $3,000 down. . . 
A BARGAIN Excellent syburban location. 5 
2 bedrooms, and drive. 
pia lastered garage. House is 28x60 
luding garage. 2 Jots 76x150 
Fenced in with shade trees 
and garden space, 1 
school, $11,050 with 
Substantial discount for cash. to 
mortgage 
Templeton, Realtor FE 44563 
After 6. it no ans. call OR 3-1706 
M FRAME ON WEST 
side. Convenient to schools or 
downtown. large _| SMALL Oe esas POR SALE. 
  
ie ome Property Splendid west side location. Two | 
family income in good cond 
tion. Each svar ‘has @ 
diet entrance and  indi- 
ror x fired heating plant, 
enthly income possible. 
rope as “show you? 
est Suburban 
Attractive four rooms and bath 
home in ‘excellent condition 
Built in 1046. -Priced at $8.500 
-with only $2,009 down. Shown 
by appointment. 
WM. If. KNUDSEN REALTOR 
$10 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
Ph PE 4-4516 
‘OR COLORED FAMILIES 
2 bedroom home, 
floors, full basement, gas heat. 
Ideal location. For complete in- 
formation call Mrs, Spears. Phone 
5-8063 
R USSELL A. NOTT Realtor 
_ ___ PE 4-5005 
~~ HOU: NEW, NOT 
pny a Waterford area. 
coees reales house Keego. im- 
of Reel ee Only $3,730 
with $750 d 
GEO. M. ARBL E, Realtor’ 
  6261 Andersonville Rd. Waterford: 
e OR 3-1268 
NICE 5 ROOM MODERN BASE- 
FE 45181; 
  room, breakfast room, larce | 
baths, fimished 3rd floor | On heat. tot 662275, 2 car 
farage. Price of $30.000 in- 
cludes carpet, drapes 
refrigerator. and 
‘Roy Annett, Inc. te 
FEderal 
* open Evenings on and a oundey. 1-4 8-488 | | 
| Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES 
INCOME 
2? family home. nomad garage, with olf ——— 
near Telegraph Rd. a 
Drive. $2,500 down. Don't = 
this one. 
AUBURN HEIGHTS     
  
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 
airs aie oasis 
a   
  
WITH BASE- 
Bang! in Dra 
per month, 
1 year lease, 2 
vance. EY Mo. Call  Deartaen| 
F ROOMS. MODERN, PART OF 
heat.  egggee gelceme, == 
formation, ca 5-6007. 
Telegraph Ra.   
‘ports and stable. $125 per m 
2 toom home with 2 cea —4 
bd modern 
Ber month . References po 
MEAGHER “REAL bs tg 
Oxford, Mich 
  A 8-3122     
    
  
NEAR 
« 
    \WEST SIDE DUPLEX 
_ DRAYTON Mtich 
$050 DOWN — Nearly 1 acre lo- 
—_ \% eae are ot — 
INCOME ~—- 3 FAMILY. 
PUR ep ME-—North side 
ment, be Pane Tones 2 rere 2 kitchen sets, bedrm 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 4 W. Lawrence   
      
Established in 1916 
- Brick 2- 
family. Each side has € rms. 
and Pull aneemers, 2 
furnaces. Moored 3rd fir. Paved 
street. Income win more than   e loca- 
NEW FHA. HOME — East side of | 
3bedrm.. full bath, steel 
sink and cupboards in kitchen, | 
Delco gas heat. You can have 
to this 
Only “$1,345 down plus 
cost. Balance at $34 aa edty.. 
  
home. 
mts rr . Total price $7,950, 
— For this west sub- 
ot. 3 
ha Hh 
a 
ve 
3 
$ 
A 
I's car ee 
leges. Reduced to $7, 
— a. OAKLAND — GT. | 
‘odern 4-bedrm. home — 
‘with over 1 acre lot. Tiled bath, | 
modern kitchen full basement. 
Breereway to attached 2-car ga- | 
race. sate privilewes. Only $8.- 
950 with down 
; — 2-bedrm. home 
— 
fare ttt overhead im al 
va hes carpeting 
NORTH SIDE S&rm. bungalow. 
fall bath cabinet sink in kiteh- 
en. Plastered << Ta base- 
ment with rec race 
Close to bus linge Now at only 
$5,050. 
faecal for handy man to im- 
prove. Total price $4,050 
Located tn 
Oxford. Now ies bates moda 
mi 3 aot.: 
tm &- tht wo rm. Pa bath. 
Biecktop§ street, -corner— tot. 
Ly 00 down. maker at $12.000 with 
cass LAKE — Only 9950 
~~, and full this 
Seth dd in “53 
Modern kitchen with “ preakfast 
bar. pic’ ‘wind ow ene: 
yard. Ides! for courle. See this- 
value at $5,050, - 
PR 48-6105 
Neat to the Biatanere Power 
  $8950 with $2,000 ** plastered walls and utility room. 
% car garese. suid 
Located black 
Owner conte larger home and 
says to sel] now for only “st, 950 
with terms. 
IMMEDIATE POSSESSSION 
4 bedroom home on the Toe side 
on a black. top street se 
stores, schools and bus. Only 
1,500. wn. 
LAKE FRONT Grand opportunity for a. handy- | lot 506x250 
street. | 
; 
  
man to develop this pempery into | 
ho the a 2 tamily. Or a me 
» Iake, Call now. 
LD ; 
3 bomes ‘nm Hickory Knolls, i} 
more three bedroom homes nearly | 
com 
petitive market. Buy now and se- | 
leet your colots., 
Evenings after ¢. call Mt. Heth- | 
erington, FE 5-4362. 
OFFICE OPEN $6 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. ed Siri Rd. 
FE 4-2533 
BROWN | 7,900 FULL —_— 
Lake Orton. 
brick re Storm sash & 
screens, A nice clean home. Only 
$2,000 down   
Brick at | 
$11,500 SPECIAL—Modern 3 bed- 
room bungalow. Only 3 years 
old. Full basement Screens & 
Payments are only $64.57 
t month including taxes and 
surance. A real value, 4 per 
cent interest. 
9.959 SCOTT LAKE-—8 room bun- 
galow with ful) Seoieenk 3 iarge | 
lots. Good clean home. For full | 
ee eall Mrs. Hoyt, FE 
| $8,009 BUSINESS—Right on Dixie 
Sand — highway near 
Large og cement k build- 
ing. Could be used for numerous 
worth   
aimost the asking ae. 
$0,500 LAKE FRONT 
galow. 3 
‘ reoms...Natural . Priced tor a com-' | Modern 2 bedroom 
  
  ment home on shaded lot 
1 
block from lake Located in wat. 
erford $1500 for our equity, Bal- 
ance $2500, mo ayments. 
heft 24731 between 6 & 8:30 
| iammonre possess — 2 bedroom furnished to last detail. | Corner lot om paved street, nga 
= _— and school, $13,250. $2,250 
st "}OSEPH HOSPITAL AREA 
: bed droom, nearly new ee   lot, FE 2-2137. | 
de | 
t 
oak | 
        | | 
with ot Se down. Only $63 per. Includes taxes and insur- | 
peng 
TWIN LAKE SECTION 
bedroom 
ull price. Will allow $100 for 
work to be done on plumbing 
Will accept trades such as 
ment etc. as own 
WitTis M. BRE WER Park 
rE ‘yesa: \_EM_3-4808 
$400 DOWN   iP 
___ For Sale Houses SLICE OF HAM THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1955 > 
_For Sale Houses 43 
      
  
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$650 DOWN Buys this 2 bed T BY OWNER: 4 ROOMS & _For Sale Houses _ 43 
  
ao paige flee Complete price 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender . ie. Huron 
1b   
CLARK ‘GLEAMING WHITE RANCH 
HOME. Breezeway and ~~, 
garage. Three large lots trees. suburban living at its reer 
2 bedrooms, living m dining 
room, and modern kitchen, newly 
psa gol stered walls, oak 
floors. bath. of! furmace. 185 
feet tramkane. Automatic washer 
and dryer Lope oy im the price 
of $9,950. 2.365 down. Can 
be shown Ye onus with ap- 
pointment 
24 ACRES. § ROOMS, 2 bed- fooms, living foom. and com- 
bined kitchen and room . 
Ls utility room, chicken house, 
— with path to the ath Very none buy at $4,500, 
$1,250 down, per month on 
balance 
LAKE AVE — _ELIZABETH 
storms screens 
Only $6,000 with easy terms. 
CLARK REAL ESTATE 
FE Soe 
1362 W. Huron Open Evenings 
Cooperative geal! Estate Exchange 
VACANT GOOD HOUSE. a? 
Bargain. FE 2-1842     
INCOME PROPERTY 
2 FOR PRICE OF ONE 
A 4 room modera with full bath,   home, 
as and scree:s, a nice 
CPANGUS __ Ph. Urtonviile 132 coliect, 
~ 4BE "D—$29.50 MO. 
RESALE at $550 uown, Substantial 
seven rooms. full bath-et¢. Laree 
lot, best subdivision Wolverine 
Lake, Small repairs A PICK-UP 
tet $1875 Lake Realty, Dial MAr- cor- 
ACANT RANCH HOME 
BRICK. STONE AND CINDER 
BI Spacious rambl rooms through- out with beautiful caroveting. mas- 
sive ledeestone fireviace. 
num storm windows and screens, 
abundance of closet snoace with 
birch flush doors. two laree ther- 
mopane picture windows mh | 
pancramic view both frent 
rear, attached garage, ange ot 
and pretentious surrounding 
homes. Terms ca 
Consider trade. Priced at $16.500 
LAKE FRONT BUNGALOW 
WUTSTANDING BUY $8.050 
Five nice a peiers rooms on ey 
floor, two partly completed   1919 M-15 
} 
alumi: | 
can be arene | Open Ev Eves rage. Also a 5 room modern with 
bedrooms and oi] heat. The low 
price of $7,750 includes both prop- 
erties. 
EST SIDE BRICK t and l-car attached «a- 
              w 
Substantial brick income on near { 
west side. Returning $127 per 
month plus owners 4 room apart- 
ment 
stoker heat 
terms to suit 
3 FAMILY FRAME 
Located on the north side ‘of town Full price $12,500, 
near downtown area and includ. | 2097 
ing 4 room apartment for owner. — ® bargain ae 
yA. Taylor (Arunes to. 
| This property is 
$9,050 faverenie. terms 
REAL ree! INSURANCE 
19 Oakland A 
A HOME OF YOUR 
OWN 
rooms ub. basement with oil er \ Richer Body Area 
nace, nice screened tn porch bath. automatic hot water Ha 
beautiful sogien 
~ and 100 sandy beach See- 
ing is eollevine 
OTTAWA HILLS FAMILY HOME 
4 BEDROOMS 
fees ober ington Jr. High e 
are this attractive home 
in i is tive Li 
fireplace carpeting, modern 
stream ki two 
rooms and bath on first floor 
and two bedroom A-l 
ments $16,900 with 
and $70 per month. 
“eer SUBURBAN HOME 
$8,950 SALE OR TRADE Attractive modern to the minute 
two bedroom bungalow plus large 
rmitory bedroom ovartially fin- 
ished up. Tile bath. oak floors 
and plastered walls, ing system. dandy garace & 
jot 706x300 on blackton-ed road 4 
miles west. Terms can be ar. 
ranced of would take home in | 
trade. 
WE SELL-WE TRADE 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS — FE 4-1557 | 
732 W. Huron St, 
Co-operative Real estate Exchange | 
5 ROOM MODERN, § ROOM MOD- ern. 4 room modern. For ——< 
P WwW. Dinnan & Son, 66 
‘Huron. 
$3 ROOM MODERN | HOUSE ON Green St. 7 room modern house. 
6 room modern on 
Auburn Ave. 
ety terms, on 
homes . W. Dinnan 
& Son. 
2 sEnOOu LARGE > LIVING- 
room, Fireplace. = room. Rad 
ant gas heat 
WALTER GREE MY 2.880. 
CLEAR LAKE. 3 bedroom home. 
Interior to be finished. a. 
ear po 1% ecre lot. Cedar 
shakes exterior ey attractive 
home. Only $1, 
382 Auburn Ave PE 43393 
____ After 5, call OR 3-2420 
$750 DOWN—2 ACRES Located off Clintonville Rd. near 
Oakland Lake, includes a large 
cinder block bungalow with base- 
wired and   
ye eg en 
R. D. — BROKER 
PE 41157 PE 1-0906 
$650 DOWN 
FOR COLORED 
Neat and clean 4 room house 
with — bath situated on ae 
large on a paved street, close 
to school bus and stores. Pull 
price only $4,950. ¢   
  car garage. Fireplace. Everything : ; rpeting. ¢ R. D. RILEY, BROKER Pee na cotinine -_ irs. FE 4-1157 or PE 71-0006 
Hoyt. F erin 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor : FE 2-4810 GET, 1T:: QUICK, eeacéiines “Real Estate Exc’   
WANT ADS! To find a SAVE ENERGY, USE | Yes, hen talk it is — dial. 
job, place to live or a) FE 2-8181 ad- 
good used car, see Classi- 
fied NOW. | 
  “through Classified Ads! 
for an 
writer and get it! 
  Central. 5 | 4 rooms & bath poh Pontiac Motor 
+ 96.500 & the down payment | 
=: gabe We'll be pleased to 
“West of Town Featuring full basement & | 
+74 
__Free Parking | 
handy to Fisher's 
The ovrice is | 
show | BATH, 
sereened in rm @as heat, full 
$1500 down, 718 E. 
_ Tennyson, FE 21534. 
Southeast Section __ Near GMC & Baid.in mupber 
6 room modern biuse with ad- 
grocery, ba: 
ing or — enur:h group, Price’ 
RUSSELL ‘. ‘NorT, REACTOR 
170 W_ Pike FE _4¢-5005   
~ Clarkston 
Ridge 
Estates 
Qualified veterans are of-| 
fered an opportunity to; 
purchase one of our 3 
bedroom ranch homes in 
this fine residential com- 
munity on payment of 
mortgane closing costs 
only, Take advantage of 
-this exceptional oppor- 
tunity. while it exists. 
Featured in this’ fine home are 
the desired gxtras of the most 
discriminate buyer 
Plan to See This 
Top Value Now 
MODEL OPEN 
DAILY 
1-8 P.M. 
(Property adjoins both grade and 
high schools To reach property. 
drive out M15 to Waldron road 
then turp right ‘« mile to prop } 
WM. 
KENNEDY * eo TORS 
w 
"Oren. EVENINGS ‘TH. 8 
HAPPINESS 
  “ SYLVAN LAKE 
  
crete invewey., oh Oy sewer and 
  
  
    
        
    YOU WONT BEAT 
THIS - PIONEER HIGHLANDS BRICK 
Pontiac Schoo! System You'll say | 
time well spent rpm this tm- 
maculate home of 7 wplanned | 
rooms frem the vestibule entrance | 
to an attractive living room with | 
wall-to-wall carpets apd netural | 
fireplace. throw ¢ § rooms 
down, featuring - ~ * path and 
bed bedrooms 
eae hall up 
with built-in Sookeaten: 2 cedar 
  closets, full. ment, recreation 
emg ranch earnest 4 —_ reom, = — ame L] aid ] 
v room, i . cheer: screens, 2-car c rage WwW 
—_kitehen,—! Bice full +— ; = S 3 
storms & screens & insulati | dscaped shady lots with 132 
Nice lot, close to school, $13,250 ‘rontage on James K. Blvd. 
with terms : with private park > teuee es to 
N . . Ivan Lake. Offered 
Near Silver Lake terms. Aca) "UKE THE 
te 2 ae ae a i 
w ca v 
bifcheab dine inet, “bath BONEECON PARK ROMAN BRICK CAPE COD ent es sein sevens ' ated 
hot air furnace. Nice lawn, shade, | = con ag : waved at. any other features. | paoge wg 4 swith 2 baths. wr 
Pree is $12,500. Good ing 18 ft - ee room with stone terms, 
Move Right In 2 bedroom home with pleasant 
living room nice kitchen 
bath Hardwodd floors 
walls, large lot Only $1,000 down foil   plastered © 
NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. 33: W. Huron St. 
WEST SIDE 
3 bedroom home located on 114 
Draper street, has 1 
full bath down, and 2 bed: 
up. Full 
garage, 
terms. 1 rooms 
basement and 1%, car 
full _ price $8,750 with   
a We have two very 
One 
with nice nee me and 
bul, Call for further infor. 
Georoe R. Irwin Realtor 269 Baldwin Ave 
FE 5-0191 tf no ans. PE 2.0544 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchonge 
NEW 2 BEDROOM 
FHA HOMES 
Oak floors, gas heat, sewers and 
water. Sidewalks, near ine. 
bus, schools. w down payment 
PEARL BUILDING CO. ! PE 5-7023 MODEL AT 713 MADISON oom 
PEN | P Pa DAILY. EXP. WED. 
| Charle GI RESALE, 5° P 
Widow . taking 4 : zen 
home.   
los 
A bargain! See it now 
pdelorig —— Large 3 bed- 
brick home, full 
saosment. Owner er hes moved, Im- 
mediate posse: 
DRAYTON Woops. Cultom bulit ranch home, kJ bedroom full base- 
ment, —_ ing goes, A very 
fine hom 
16 ACR 
Lake 
a, ee on White 
as on growing dix- 
hea A $2.20 s ae down. 
B.D. ot TRE Realtor - FE 4.0521 
1616 Pe cg Me ho tg Aer 
ae “WEST SIDE Lincoln street home with 5 
and A fy 
basement. pF we ba car 
  two. | FR 
eG. HEMPSTEAD re 4a 1102 5. Huros i 
NVityy __VE $0183 
bedroom and Tt 
YOU BUY IT-WE'LL es finger- 
*y tenn bath 
Full basement, ofl space for recreation, combinatio 
storms and screens, attached 
breezeway, 2 car wriek saree 
Landscaped lot 170x250 ft. Pr 
erty being mre Offered at 
$23,500, $5,000 do J   YOU'LL LOVE THE HOME AND. 
LOCATION, 
‘o Buy—To Sell-To Trade 
MAHAN REALTY CO., REALTORS 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
“E 2-0263 10%) W., Huron 
NEXT uae TO BRANCH 
iT OFFICE   
Partridge : 
  INSURE IT. 
    ae coe a ae 
errata, tie Open Banday fete Se Price 
a. New Brick Ranch : 
Pruit ‘ang' etree” sited down: | CHEROKEE HILLS re RAIEER DOWN |F Gumi genet People! = r equity on me ld vely 8 
Sch” tet" ind" tn] Satie ft pie mn GUCKLER REALTY | wemoet N. 4-4001 
a *$300 DOWN 
bg Rie a ms FOR SALE: in ‘ise 5.26 mong other good homes! 
bedroom starter home. Pull| CARL W. Bird, Realtor 
ney an ana dry ye wal in. in" Lot Ns a. Pe S — * ives PE Pigs 
same es whiicon, Beamer |' Hone a 2 . MOOAGE: 
LAKEFRONT _SEasiON OR 3300 
Rome ‘on Maceday che ee has Voxz0 "This Week's Special 
Hei com Ta Ging rm, ore ra Michig “» ne bed sh Srna   
—_ ” The 2 oe price 
Sat TOWNSHIP | em ose" “ves Es ROCHESTER AREA ype oe lovely 4 room, one story room eway, 
sized eaveat’: full vecemeai. ist 
room, kitchen- frontage Adams iw Basic land- 
dinette | combing! Mt bath, se) f qonemed 3 mos, priced 
jasse utility room, on a nice! below cos! 
60x130, This home has G.M. McLEOD, REALTOR 
Lincoln 
  
  tai screens, storm~ sash and’) 1120 8, Woodw 21300 
blinds Priced | ts aatt torr steee opal HOUSE FOR 
with $1600 da Uae rade, (or hou e in town ee 
LADD'S eo | | J \ SHELL HOUSE On your. free — clear lot As 
low as $445 dow 24 plans to 
IN( . choose from. 
NICHOLIE & HARGER 
4236 33. W. Huron 
STOUT'S Best Buys 
Today 
WILLIAMS LAKE 
Cute 4 room and bath home Disie Hwy. Brerten Plains. 
Open Sund: ays 
A oe! Rd on M4 
FE 5-9291 3-1231 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | 
ra] 
OLD AGE INSURANCE A $3009 down payment will get 
you deed to : room 
home with full basement, auto. oll furnace and attached garage 
Present rent will take care of 
payments, taxes and insurance. 
This extra income wil! mean the 
difference between living and 
existing at time of retirement 
Better investigate.   
= ver ~ Lc located one block from the 
GIROUX & FRANKS lake with full basément, oil GENERAL REAL ESTATE furnace. automatic water 
‘4305 Dixi Hwy OR 3-970) heater and large landscaped    
   
  lot. Priced to sell at only, $7,350 with $1,150 dn. 
AUBURN HEIGHTS A real buy -here in this 3 
bedroom bome located just 
off Auburn Ave in the cen- 
ter of town. Clase to schools ‘Open until 8. i) 8, Sunday 1 to 5 pm 
$395 DOWN NEW 3} BEDROOM RANCH STYLE BUNGALOW ON L : cE and g center. House ED L COMPLETE 
ON EXTERIOR AND REA. Coparete’ furnace f ocm. ON THE INSI on, ee Bring the deposit with you 
on this ome ly $1,000 dn.   and easy payments 
BRING YOUR 
SUITCASE F: C. Wood Co. REALTOR 
Corner tel ore wake Rad & MM! 
  Office Ones OR 3-1235 And $304 down payment and 
After 5. eal OR 32-7038 move right im this 2 bed- 
Toom butigalow west of Pon- 
tiac. Completely furnished 
and ready te go Immedi- 
ate possession. Only $6,060 
IMMEDIATE POSSESS ,  setal price — 4 eeareee a sh SELIEVE IT OR NOT 
wi iaste walls, a 13x18 jis ° = ‘ 
ine room with fireplace. kitehen BELIE — | 
linl4 beth Rasement with of) For only $950 down you 
furnace auto water heater | can move into this well 
Lake cetrtseuee $10 p00. terms built 2 bedroom bome off Joslyn Rd. with large fam- 
AVON TWP OFF AUBURN RD vy style kitehen. full bath. 
§ room modern home with stair. full basement, storms and 
wav to sub floored attic. Ceramic screens and I's car garage 
tile beth eae furnace & Water Situated 2: large land , 
heater 1") car garace seaped lots i price only 
with $2500 don : ; | 92.500 
NEW GOT S709 dow ae 
Ty cause nS uctnen | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor face brick Rormes Plastered walls, | 77 N. Saginaw St Ph FE 45-8165 
oak floors tile bath Divided Open Eves. til) 8 9 
basement with auto «as furnece | 
Choice of goom colers and tile 
ae : WEsT SUBURBAN fMancn OPEN DAILY 2 bedrooms large living room, 
tile bath, large modern kitchen, 
auto. off heat and water heater, 
$950 DOWN attached 1 car earage. priv. 
Before you buy. inspect our new es ood on 2 lakes. 2 bedroom Pully = in- = 
| OEay ron AREA 2 to 6 P.M. 
  ‘wind: , all one floor. large 
= weed et r- —— throughout, oi] furnace, 
mica countertops enetian » 1M car goreee, 
forced air furnace, Conver nlumb- Reon well landeca, 
ine. Full price $7900. Drive out at “S10 800 — 900 down, ‘a 
= k Lk, Rd. Watch for per month, per cent mort- 
sien > ' gage. 
a € HAYDEN, Realtor | $809 to $1,000 DOWN 
Locking for a low down 86 E. Walton Oven Eves PE 8-0641 | | home, we have 3J-and 4 
FIX ME UP @ room modern home with base- 
ment Has automatic of] heat Hex ketenes 
to choose from, CALL US   ‘Russell Young. ? car warage Close to_ schools REALTOR 
rma ae Fg ico oe ne snare 412: W_ Huron FE 44525 in Por roce av for hy "ti: PRE 40612 
detale. Prank Shevere, OG L-Mll (oe ‘ Broker ; : ' 
So Much to See! 
LY N BRICK HOME with 16 M breere- ONLY $1500 De »\\ N way, garage 2 fenced lots, lake 
Will buy this moder 2 bedroom privileges Paneled recreation 
home with large ‘iving room and| Foon EXTRA LAVATORY, in. 
the excelent basement. Oi] heat 
Bans comple temcn,o etm | Reviediy arranged ita" fest | vestibule © | and lots of garden space. with fireplace. streamlined kiteh- bed- 
tile . 4 ‘cori en and dinette, 2 corner ON M ANSF IE E D — ant , engage Ua 
bedrooms larce living room, | . tormitery 
ust basement with lots of rec-| of second floor, Your family wil 
Teation «pace. Near bus line. Low po this lovely home. CALL 
down Davmegt. 1 
For Building Sites | Middle Straits Lake t |; 7 ft LAKE FRONTAGE! . 26x44 or Lake Estates 
22 lots, Lakefront and canal front | 
ar ‘round cottames a rooms almost new aluminum 
  
      oa ge Sarcoma get Eno 
in. Perry Park: 
$1,000 DOWN Large.3 rege home, Youngs- 
town kitchen, off eaeet full base- 
RJ. VALUET, Realtor 445 Oakland Ave, i 
ative Real   
      and bath each. rented | . 
ver month ‘each, “ax watare. | ewe + A gaa ah — Sarai or lower fevel rumeua room ish ooking lake. Dining L. Natura 
18 THE “BIRD" TO SEE and lovely view. All in-| [nish Vitchen cabinets Baseboar pee “at only $22,500 with mod- het water heat. water softener 
Here's a brand new 3 bedroom | erate terms. gue od Me car parage. BE brick ranch home built the ‘‘old- 
fashioned" way e finest ma- IVAN rs : 
terials and workmanship tee Grocery, 2 Apartments 
reine foam Wipe ugha Living quarers for, the vner Sn a ~orroog hme Georsian active neighborhood grocery and 
orful full tle bath “igs an esre | FE 5-5091 or FE 5.9471 meat business, with beer and tile lava just off the kitchen. If no answer. ph. FE 5- THE DETA The L kitehben will Open Evenings «wd Sanders 
“knock yout eye out,” it's an all | 1111 Joslyn, ‘Cor wd = ALTOR 
Youmestown decorator color | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange HUMPHRIES 
seat Pt tm oa ' poral, stov: 2 . 
B. All_ countertops ' REALTOR —_FE 2.0474 | hoedeome | wilt exir ae S ea artri e 83 N, Telegra Open Evenings ie teat. Shaman a ralue 8 aan Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
attached garage. plus . extras. Bert cin ait you ean “18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE sagt Ceaar™fslang a phone oy 
n r present home for e family or reti 
ages wota mhees.| “DOCTORS, CLUBS, | Hi m,? oe essen See en e, 
See LODGES! itech, Rsee Gh Se Ke = with circle ve. ree $12,- 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE Are you Interested in locating # pom Bag = Regs ig cone ne # 4 REALTOR FE 2-8316, "14° room home -n : A THEEMA. M. “EL Woop 43 W. Huron Oven Eve.. 7 to 9 nain paved street that's ideal ALTOR | for a lodge, club, civie group. oe 1204 rE 
~ = convalescent home, Rp 9 I 43044 
aay Jor’s office or otner similar use, 0 DOWN Over an acre of landscaned fence’ | 1. 4 8 LOTS ver lech 3 teem ‘eine: out va with oaved drive and a 4/ Neat room house with lavatory, 
ink Seataela cap garage. | Excellent heating | Bear §. Boulevard. East of Crooks ee system. me condition; Rd. Bargain ‘price. $5,000, terms. ’ thr price just $34,500 | : 
$750 DOWN on conventent verm Pontiac Lake. Large exe front. 2 Hice bedroom neled sun room, 
fireplace. a = “idmace “Immediate WARD E, P. ARTRIDGE 
REALTOR ‘FE 28516 PONTIAC REAL LY oe 
bm. A, Sonat | ee a | peste 
Lorne ; anal) fame =. C Rs, area, 
aetes, 4 oem Sonte ent. fi to te done, Only 
"eSialng hel rekse cot teres | oem be} GRO. MARBI. E Realtor   6261 Andersonville ROSE MclARTY PHONE OR 31268 32-2162 ofr FR 538       ft sided | 2 bedroom ranch bungalow. 15x15 | 
tie ms toom, Roman brick fire- | 
  1011          
THe “ELDORADO” 
~ GI's $750 Dn. 
FHA $2,100 Dn. 
Full Price $14,700 © 
LOON LAKE SHORES 
Brick Ranch Type if you can beat would like to know Cheong " post 
inop $e the value - Al eewieee 
all brick home with 
wiih vealbaie bread tn room 
pon gy aod nt 
mediate oceupancy at only 
and “or appointment ‘okt! 
or # ay 
proud to show you 
and your family this home Open 
Sun 1 Lecated ‘sy mile east 
of Sashabew Rd. . 
FHA—CIVILIANS 
$650 DOWN $51 PER MO INCL. TAXES AND 
— ce 
A m and utility room 
with. full ton and oi] beat, Oak 
on Sashabaw 
ton Rd. Open Sun. 1 to-8,— 
WHITE BROS. L. TORS 
Phone on: set or OR 3-1298 
“BUILD NOW 
= r well restricted, Waterford Hine * estates, estimates freely 
iven from our plang er yours, 
HERBERT C. DAVIS   
  4923 Lake Ra. 
SYLVAN LAKE 
By owner: 2 large rooms, 6 pot — per lake. 
ewly dec. ear sun 
Mpa breakfast sock ana fire. 
ace   
3 Bedrm. Ranch Type Attractive homie only 2 Lad old, 
plaster wails, storm sash & 
screens. Large lot 75a1S4 Poss)- 
ble to take over existing 4 t 
eent Gl mortgage with very ae 
monthly payments, Call today. 
Round Lake Nicely finished lake froemt home 
consisting of Jarge living 
with fireplace, good sized 
rm, kitehen with dining area 
utiltty and bath Screened porch 
the widih of heuse, auto of! wa- 
ter heater, elec. stove, new kitch- 
en cabinets & Youngstown sink 
Only $1,500 down. Immediate pow 
eeanion 
John K. Irwin 
Sinee 1925 
IMs N Geginaw Street 
Phone PE 5-0447 Eve PE 72-1004   
Sparkling New 
Only $2,000 Down Highly a 2.0 bedroom 
ranch « bgp barca alow, all on one 
“eran on beautiful 
ing 
appearing stairway 
age, large utility room with laun- 
dry tubs, ex stool, automatic 
heat and hot in =e i ete 
iN settled b 
Christmas, call today. of 
West Suburban 
car and cute ay Tittle : 
opm heme is ‘sbecllly ape 
down, one up room 
additional bedroom upstairs, full 
bath with shower, ample closets. 
heat as « pin throughout, Offered 
at $7,730 rms By appointment 
only, dont delay, make yours 
‘BUD" Nicholie real estate and insurapee 
40 Mt Clemens St. E 54-1201 
Eve Mr. Meiser 5-004 
100 Ft. On the Lake Nearly new 2 bedroom, full bath. 
footing in for addition, large 
shade trees, 
“Bdge ‘wood Country 
Club. Brick, 2 Taree hedroome 
plus den. 1644231 foot living room 
with oi area = — wrth 
recteation 
kitchen. ‘attached 
rage. asphalt drive. This is one 
we are proud to show, 
pointment only. 
C. Schuett 1 Commerce Ra, 
EM 34197 
og oe ead 
carefully — rho the 
a family w -aneree it 
the comfort and 4 soprecias 
pada a fine ok wares | living 
desired Me every ful 
het vaGa 5 aire 
se Wile, tile bath, spacious 5 
basement floor =. 
pletely tiled, - 
MODERN BUNGALOW uae East Side location, close Longtello dr. Hien   
. e 
$0,050; te 
rea: Joseph F. Reisz REALTORS 63" ¥i Huron 
Eve E 2-0259 Co-operative | Real Estate reeass 
: 
Near Tel-Huron 
~& LOW DOWN PAYMENT - 6 
al floor room home al) ‘ 
handy to bie:-: 
ping center. Attractive kitchen 
with nice work space, dining 
rooms pig end 3 = 
mote. 99.080. ‘TERMS. 
Auburn Heights. 
LOW TOTAL 2 b bedroom 
$i ee, Saigo 
J. R Hitz. | REAL, aM n 
y car al-~ 
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        c+ For Sale Lots   For Sale Houses 43 
_ $750 DOWN | etnies, ene caoees 7 cal es. we s have others 
iM WRIG Realtor’ Ave. PE 5-044) 
itive Real Estate Exc 
aie $7,450 FHA The full 
pene 
    trans- 
ee i 2 ‘price 
WEST SIDE 
  
  
      
  Sylvan 
ealty a Sd RD, 
aT rE ret 
~TLAKEFRONT LOTS 
Just a few left in w we 
ricted —_—ee. oils MO , 
va sda ae RD Des GENCY 53% W, Huron . PE 4-1540 
Eves. MY 3-1065 
__ For r Sale ep Acreage 47 
. TERS SREAL | Sora pias ssdiests usec eased 
—_ SUITABLE sosorvi. 
wis, for mluple sommercial sod | fut) aut 
  
  
  
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  Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49 tle “be Pike at 
— es, edjeining grade and 
market, 
heated eed Gouin ‘display ‘window is way to 
  é , full be Se for ~ eB * 
riety store, that may sell any- 
one cd re- 
strictions, Call Fe eo 
way , ask Kay, 
r, or FE 5 
Business Opportunities 51 HARDWARE & HOME Small hardware on Dixie Hw 
in Dre inins. Cleat stock, ideal room modern 
per iy $180, per | per pay pe 
eg st amar —_. Tiness 
GIROUX & FRANKS 
GENERAL {REAL TOA bene ‘ 
unl § >’ Bus. 1 te S 
  
  
  
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  We 
seme GS Cope. VOSS by MEA toe   
“It's okay to let 'em follow — I didn’t want to postpone | & 
the meeting of our bridge foursome!” 
  
—_—e Money to Loan = 53 (State Licensed Lenders) 
LO4GNS, $25_T TO sabo Pot fob & nh cee etd 
, Lawrence 8t.   
28 t LOANS” ee ada 
Law PE 27131 
Fi RIENDLY SE SERVICE 
“GET CASH QUICKLY 
Up to $500 1948 to 1956 cars. B: vour title 
Most deels closed in minutes. 
ans also made 
Signatures and other securities. 
Oakland 
Loan Co. 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
PE 2-9206 FE 4-1574 on furniture. | ____ Swaps 555 
Sur.Dmo LOTS WORTH “200. | 
i _ counted @s trade in on weed | 
‘Van Welt, OR 3- 
FE 41538 ¢~ pale sol on WITH 8TOV a \ 
i ont ay ‘ Will swap for! 
|GEO. MARBLE, Realtor |" ' 6261 Andersonville Rd Waterford | 
Phone OR 3-1268 eriiee’ 
  
  
trade for land contract, vacant. 
— your equity in a home, or | 
55a E. Madison. 
      oy srs AMBASSADOR CASH | 
| or trade for what have you. 
| FE 54007. a 
' DEER R RIFLE FOR 
Burrshell, and trailer or what. 
315 8. Telegraoh. |10x7 CAMP TRAILER TRADE tor Browning Automatic shotgun 
and one FE 232-3677 any- 
time 
8.000 BTU GUN TYPE BURNER   
complete with ali controls, will 
for a boat and trailer, EM 
  
  
  
  Immediate sion On & A : . Ane co a ek SMALL BUILDING | FOR REPAIR 
miles from the eltvy in a love! Shee em site, located i . The full jul enat Senta . ey SMA RESTAURANT, IDEAL 
‘Bie 300 this be: itv is only limits, Geotiy reting. land, Hi for couple. ¢ good local business 
i geway guts fy “sown, payment, stable) Mb teen tore Hwy. ‘next ‘to Waterford Hard: We ee one home only at R_3-5164 ee cmacain this low *price so be first, 20 ACRES xa “HOM BLEACH ROUTE. 097 bene EE 4.6203 to see it today. Located on Maybee Rd. a wis ae 10, years, $1860 needed. i Estate Ex, , and prove 
£ FOR COLORED = "ree - way und “toder ieee dollars — 
Tasteful Luxury . serene eee conde na $690 down, FoR, ry me «+ + Can yours in this 6 transportation. price w overhead, OA 8-3900. 
room, 2 bath, brick ranch home only $3, E “dw R'm, fe. trins 6 he PAK ps Es lc Edw. M. Stout, Realtor “Do You Want to Own friends won't seem @ mob 71 N. Saginaw &t. Ph. FE 5-81 Yy fs 3 
ing tosen, @ kitehen peg “ L YOUR HOME = Peicogedi eA cap oxappal s 7 __ i company has -modern, 
an expert, 3 nice bedroom, . ; : 7 CNE ACRE PARCELS. large volum ‘i tat fo 
reation room, large screened rear GILES REALTY CO. iJ + cas Hh, ; lease in Pontiac "ares “Fas hese. 
terrace and attached 2 a- 2 W. Huron FE 5-61 5 An fon is one of the finest in Oak- Fane, Fenced lh, 1002150 "Lave Open 9 to 8 | a evel you have the brivileges. BY OWNER 20 «’ 4 RANCH "CR AW FOI essary capita) and experience 
‘style home, T were of R NF RD" ‘on‘t this o unity ~ 
38 Allison Street 3G: 6160 Gown. EM 2.2433. oe ne ae FoR ee Off Oakiand. New Caltforuta red- 53% W_ Buron PE +150 service station setrare| and Bos . en ae Jocation, tion, FE os 
oak ee He For Sale Farms 48 TO BUY, TO SELL. REALTOR pa . light base. re Paktnings Is THe “BIRD” TO 
ment with furnace. Anderson 
sad screens. Only $ blocks from . Bi ' h ‘s mm S 
j 5 - * ¥ : ' 
centred ewe, compmical typ, ,NORTH END mings | Partridge el our ir w t- Es 
wort, ‘then be sure to see’ this tractive home, here it ist An au BEDROOM COUNTRY HOME. . ’ use, large | with 2 acre . Sylvan Village fae ome teary room. Liv-|. Deautiful wooded rolling land Out-| 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
gee tite meets. tes) Se eae tems Wee oor| ee Boe iets | TODAY'S SPECIALS 5 . e 0! zy 
jin living room with ledponeet — = ea en ented — schools and ying. Wonderful = SSI ECIALS 
5 | screens and an electric dryer in- - P PROFITABLE NEW & lus stair- USED wor to ‘attic. Pinioned reerention | cluded 2 8 very low price. Call) . AUTO PARTS business in Poo- 
Pea uarten” Lett srinueess Benjamin and | gsi far ees, posse a YEAR-END SPECI AL og? plus stock with just inven | 
Drayton Plains Want to be in a nice cosy home Stephens, - Inc. | RETAIL UNPAINTED FuRNt. | Onty $1,706 down end you can| ' emioy the coming holidays? We | miawest 43232 128| TURE business joc havea be ated on main | move aright bie te thle Uke. oe e a4. 8 = A monger yd ing | 250 8. Woodward | Birminghara street seer downto m Pontiac | o e 1,000 ¢ jus' tus tn 
femme beta: ee) fait, Ht omaha, fe ty fee ete pore ee value. Now onlv $7,700. tur ‘ome jea- a and very profi | 
es @s colored bath gu and 64 Acres—Clarkston it today. 
pala large 100n180 ft, lon The. lar eer gy py Sy | LAKEFRONT TAVERN in | blends into rar garage, cow the 
IN ER epacous kitchen and ‘two ‘ve y a Sa Terd ‘ont other out | Fremtng ‘on beth UB. i Highwa | K j ] ; ‘i : y &| pe ee and ings. 6 acres timber e large lake. Comfortahio RE room cy room. is home ts only 2) work land. School bus by door. An| modern apt, Real e uded 
REALTOR citen, i. oe ee value at $21.000.| at $27,500 with Just. 813.150 | 
oF. Poa o cen hove simest tms.| Terme iJ 
Co-operative Real Egtate Exchange mediate posseasion "an owner “is BUSY HIG@WAY GRILL and Police serving in northern Mich- ‘Roy Annett, Inc. tae ow sreesing abewt’ pass | = ou ve just the germ ber week b i q ae idea you are going to os ¢ puro Ee Att eta] 8-0ces| help. A Seen ges = buy a home, you had better see | =} rent and utilit this ene! at caly 00 With q , Ce? Evenings and Sunday 1-4 = les. Only sf co0 
J ~ down payment of onl: nly, S1-$08 — — , i PARMS AND ACR : . ons Ww i ome erga ll | Cau Raviedee OR 3111 PR eto WARD E. PARTRIDGE WEsT SIDE BUNGALOW — VHITE BROS. ee as With @. stair—av steep a #0, ACRES @ ROOM MODERN | REALTOR FE 28316| 
Py w_immacula a — Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 3-1295 _Realty. Creve: SuchY | 43 W Huron St. Oven Eve. 1 to 0 sizes. Plastered, painted ; = 
see tee GAYLORD ‘iets sore — om: b rane 
— be ty home, ice i living | MOTEL—8 UN modest “th g08 R down. you room, dining ‘room @ kitchen. | a OTEL- oe i 
Pull Hong whoo — light basement,| get this one and believes this \N MANOR BRICK— SYLVAN M. Li te 
ramtc tiled) Spacious liv- 
contributes 
forment. Extra larve lot 
Svivan shonnine enter 
nearby, You'll be pleased 
CHRISTMAS BY A FIRE- 
FCACeE) Immediete p0s- Woods 
ine patio. suver kitchen 
with plenty z hep capemct asher. joset — epar 
a ag on d 
coreg “median | -heat.. Com- plete Purrv!! 
Priced to sell at $16,800. 
ONTS BUN- yt pd "hee in dimen- . 
RAY ONFIL, R Realtor 
Pose Vit 110. of OF Cocverentve Real Estate Gh Seas |T otal Price $7, 400° } 
Full basement ba — auto 
| as furnace in this 5 room home 
astered walls, oak "eare: the 
rage, See this now 
LeBaron School District Well built family home ideal for 
ebiidren with a fenced yard and 
on a dead end street. Good base. | ment with auto gas heat Priced 
at $11,700 with reasonable down 
payment 
‘Built in 1953 
|. Five large rooms. living room | 
*jtx15. Compact handy kitelren 
is home im excellent con- 
or stop at 46 East Flint St. Lake | 
Orion. 
Ranch Pee ell Sa. Lot | 205 foot lot with this bed. 
room home Built in est land. 
scaped grounds Even a a din. | 
room This is a very | 
subdivision ant M priced at | 
Call 11,560 C 
“#6 East Phin: St 
  Four Bedrooms 
Built im 1953 with 645 acres of 
ood land. West ae 7 miles 
rem Pontiac. is priced to 
— at only $2,500 yan Call 
To Buj—To Seil—To Insure AWRENCE W 
  GAYLORD 
FE 4-9584 
Sadi eative Ri Real Batate Rack a 
ammeed UST SELL 
erous ae this pi wees 
. 4 rooms & uttl-   
Bateman West Side Brick “ Consisting of 6 large rooms 
If. living 
——o a one fire hving 
nook 
wate wat 
New Rauch iis 
With 
a $14,150. $3,109 down. Com- this one before you 
West Saburban 
Cute and 
home with 
ot eo we parcel almost 
cere, Close school 
and bus. Onlv $0 480 
4 Bedrooms 
Pioneer Highlands You've 4 for Pal te 
? w _s — ra * pasemet nt asem en 
enclosed 
Seminole Hills 
304 Ottawa Drive 
povtan't par vative "y tulle 
fate Its appeal and 
rm. 
Sylvan Brick 
w vou 
Kampsen 
Realtors FE. 4-0528 |sell, rent, bu 
SGT abracbeidial FE 38i8l.   tty. of] heat. Sto windo 
ete. Excellent locatinn with 
‘eges on. Middle Straits 
$7.060 with terms. 
LOVELAND 188 Cass Lake Rd. Keego Harbor 
| FE 2-4875 FE 6-1661 
| For ‘Sale Lake | Property 44 
in | 
(UNION LAKE a ee a 3   
terme 
Round Lake front, m™: 
and bath, gy eo utility shapes 
Will trade c will 
discount [ose cash. Price ‘$1.50. 3 bedroo: 
A cory 2 bedroom home Lake 
privileges. Only $6,800, terms. 
fore — good buys in the. 
= 
* TROCKE, 
1668 UNION LAKE RD. nr "4g 
seme = LAKE LOT IN HIGHLY 
stricted area. Will sacrifice 
oqelty for cash or late model 
ear, Owner going in service, must 
sell 1 diately. Call OR } 
      
  3.1806 
For Sale Resort Prop. 44A 
NEW CABIN i 
at St; Melen (3 hour drive from 
Pontiac). In heart of deer coun. 
try. 1 mile from public boat land- 
bath beach. $2,396. 
Call MA §-4216 after 4 p.m 
Suburban Property 45A   
  
Lots and Lots of Lots 
Some Wooded Some ident 
%.. tri-level, Some lake 
lots. Priced from $1,600 up. 
ROGER B. HENRY, Ine. Main St. Rochester 
ot 19111 or OL ett 
For Sale Lots   
46 
SPECIAL sent boa acre of £ on} 
Biwi igh ond ary bulldine’ bite, ve! ut 
x Priced af only $1000. Here-is 
1. — BROWN, Realtor, 
1362 W. Huron 
DON’T WISH FOR; 
MONEY! Make it easily 
through Classified Ads, To 
swap, mite,   
      hot Barn. machinery 
shed, hen house. Schoo] bus. Rea- 
sonable with sore or exchange | 
for Pontiac me 
-NICHOLIE & HARGER 
33 W. Huron FE 54-6183 
SMALL FARM 
Here ts a lovely 4 room. | story 
home on a beautiful 51-3 acre 
ares ee of wonderful soil with 
house. 12al4 new \— 
Tex24 care 1ex22 dear garage. 
, beautifully landsc with ever- 
greens. flowers shrubs. Prop- | 
erty is entirely fenced. See this | 
one soon. Priced to selj for si: | 
000 with wisi 
ACRES Beautiful pe. 4@ acre parcels | 
on 
sites. Good neighborhood Re- | 
stricted to better homes and liv- | hom ° — Lear py stores 
us, 6 mi oan en | 
himice Priced io $2500 with $250 
| 
LADD'S 
Cooperative Res Real Estate Exch     
FARM ER’S FARM 
100 acre farm near Cass 
Excellent black joam~—all reed 
land. This farm is fully stocked 
and uipped. One price buys 
everything; barn, stanchions, 
drinking cups. mtlk house, 
ary, corn crib, T-rm. farm me 
with full basement. Tractor, grain, 
hev. etc. Move right on farm and 
to buy. 48 acres not seed- 
meas in family forces sale 
terms nothin 
ed. Sie 
$23.500, 
FLOYD KENT, 
% W. Lawrence Realtor 
FE 54-6105 
Open Eves 
Next to the Consumers Power 
  
  - | Sale t Business Property 2 | 
3 a STORES WITH APTS. DOWN- 
— location. Pontiac Press Box | exactly what 
— for 
units. $12,500 wil) handle every- 
thing. Act at once | 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS , 
SALES CORPORATION! 406 PONTIAC ee BLDG | 
  =| 
GREATER PONTIAC | Ow «! | 
aaraarseag | pbitheleS olla actaees | 
equipment. Wil) arrange 
Approx. $5.009 down 
JOSEPH F. 
REAL 
53% W. Huron 8 lease 
REISZ 
FE 2-0250   
= RD., 
of Or ke Rd Store build- 
ing one to open for business on 
& wonderful Telegraph Rd. corner 
with 100 feet frontage. Be smart 
and buy this while row can, This | land 
price, . JUST SOUTH 
me is worth the total | 
Commercial corner with drive-in 
restaurant. Ready for business. 
Situated on corner jot «@ 
low down bd oe will put 
in busin 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 42533 _ 
end ier dump truck. 
BAR — GROSSING becovedl brut’ 8 Near | pr pa plant. 
Utual’ ¢-73386_ Milfo 
GROCERY STORE | Fou k "LEASE. 
Stock & opens ~~ tale, Orchard eke F FE 3-9416 . are   LUMBER LOCATION Northwestern Highway. 100° of 
fremtage. wutliiwe imately: t acre 
Modern 3070 ger wid wants action — make 
~ een. BE by 2 ope “Te a? be 
ont 48-3629, evenings. 
Sale Land Contracts 52 
* ROOM, MODERN IN GOOD Discount, $1,387 50   
  
doctors or architect, 
Ist possess 
A. JOHNSON. Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533 A   
  DOWNTOWN ] LOCATION | Corner location, 
fre: 
type retail busine to sell at only $15 750° with 
reasonable term ms. 
M24 FRONTAGE 
First time offered. This large corner — — 
209 
highway. 2 ree toned to iy ily A gos et ate 
and located. neat ao new 
development. Ook sinegenee 
Edw. M. Stout, huks 77 N, Saginaw St. Ph. FE 56-8165 
Open Eves, "Til 8:30 
  
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
= Ack INV ESTMENT ‘Here's & good substantial invest. 
structed, main” arte rt Lunsien 
. many 195% by ® rellabie 
By oe ka price 865,- rity will show 
return. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE. 
REALTOR -“FE 28316) “0 Huron . Oven Eve. 7 to 9   6 = a LAND CONTR takes $4.162.50 t 
is W RIGHT. | Realtor 
Ave E 5-944) 
Cooperative | Reaj Estate | Exchange 
HAVE $6600 LAND CONTRACT ON 
nals va aS ne base. 
en scount 
Call FE 4-o6ai © terested WE HAVE “SEVERAL ‘GOOD LAND 
seoress ear’ with Feast ef ais. 
wunts ty offer     
SOLD $8,500 WITH $2.000 DOWN. Contract balance onteo" Y 
at $65 per month at 6 cent 
sontied Sy Arecur imedttn bene : h m ‘with lots -“ 
$3.400 balance on new 4-room, full 
cont to yon teen eee kT ‘ou, ) pay: . 
~ month with 6 per cent inter- 
aay O'NEIL, Realtog rE PE 5-72 
bees CONTRACT ON WES’ wan 
oo oe tee room 
  
ACT, balance owing $7,161.00, ments 
seoust Es oat ape ‘ash. e per ; 
; D 5 R8. VALUED 
at $8,500. Balance $3,633. 46 N. 
Shi A elles Las ene 
ance, res at ne a ss 
6 cent intere Cost 
rg 15.58. EM 39180. Call 
res CONTRACTS FOR SALE. Fe +5195 after month, 
it 
  
  
PLACE A “LOST. AD.” 
Call FE 28181 for an ad 
to gad aloss. Dial F&}"" 
181 for an ad-writer. 
Say “charge it.”     
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. TOss TO $500 
Lm 
HOUSER! GOODS 
Ph Rochester OL _6-0711, OL 1-9791 |   
35,000 Families « 
Corporation ™% seal Saginaw, st 
Phy THE HARDWARE-AND. ana Fico Recommend 
_ Buckner's 
Four (4) Buckner Conven- 
fent offices in Pont area, _ where you can quic 
tow up te 8500 on 
on month payments. 
You no 
deductions. 
cOST OF BORROWING 
at Buckner's IS LES85& 
THAN YOU THINK 
Get needed cash quickly 
from Buckner's friendly 
loan compeanr. 
Buckner 
Finance Co. — 
Offices are located: 
| Pontiac, 2nd Floor, National Bidg. 
Drayten Pirins, 4512 Dixie Hwy. 
Walled — 230 Barnston 
inext Bank) 
Utica, 45462 Van Dyke 
| ane block North across from Bank | 
LOANS Extra Fast 
Service 
You can borrow 76-650 oulckiv 
signature. car or furniture. 
3s made withe ' 
anv worthwhile ow 
to 20 months to revwev 
HOUSEHOLD 
FINANCE of Pontia ne 
Kav Bide 
"Ederal 40534 endorsers 
roose =U 
honie_ 
N eed -$500 «CSS 
WITH QUICK SERVICE? 
Then Home & sure is the place | 
to come. Mi loans made on 
your first “ae So some” in or 
e for ci $500 
auto., furniture or = 
a repayment a ui 
needs. Friendly 
ewaits Fou. Leste Fieisher, 
ager. Berkley Voss, President. 
Ph. FE 5-8121 
Home & Auto z aatere and | to your 
ourteous service 
Man- 
Dorothy Sle Exvender| Loan Company 
| Hours: 
wi ® to 5; Saturday 1 
Community Nat'l oc Bide. 
  
WHEN YOU NEED 
$25 to $500 julekly on your 
—. car => mmiture. No en- 
dors Paym to suit budget. We vil be be giad to 
you with your money problems. You can get it 
FINANCE CO. 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
| NEED SEASONAL 
- Get it PAST at Beneficial. CASH? Loan 
custom-tailored to your needs and 
income. Phone first for a one- 
LOANS 125 TO $500 
BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 7 W. Lawrence St. FE 2-0249   
___ Mortgage | Loans 54 
LOANS $600 .to $1,500 . For any purpose, on 
i. modern or not in 
ee County. 
>. home additions or improvements. ——s 
257° or enclose 
ted. 
4: To & garage or on . arage e, For Sale Clothing © _56 
EAUTIPUL SILVER FOX JACK- 
hg ge 1 like pew. $75. OR 
  Bor's SNOW SUIT, SIZE 
Cost $33, — bk times. Will seit 
_for $15. FE 2-4 
COAT, SurT. FORMAT ne Ess 
Size 0-12. Man's suit, 
never worn. $4. to 13 re. 5-7228. 
$75. VALUE. LYNX FUR, SIZE 14. 
_Perfect. $35. FE 496030 
MOTORCYCLE JACKET. LIKE 
new. OR 3-4250. 
SHEAR BEAVER COAT, $25. 
Corduroy both sire 12, 
re sa and mer 
s, toys 
= SIZE 38 PHONE OR. 
' Sale Household | Goods ! 57 
ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT 
CAN BE FOUND /T : e oe size 
39-0671   
Es 
Lp. new chrome dinette sets. 5 pc, 
$3995 up. chests new & used $5 
up; bedroom suites, $49.95 won: 
living room suites, $12.95 up, din- 
ing room suites %19.50 up. Many ower items 
USE OUR_E* gr PAYMENT i On LAY-A-WAY PLAN | We wav oat nade anrthing Come 
out and ‘ook esround 2 ecres of   TO 9 
" emst of, 
| mi. east of Auburn 
| Heights op Auburo 5a. 
| E 50241 
We Give Holdens Red emye __ 
AIR KING CONSOLE 124, 
2-6002 | _FE 2-600 —— ey 
ALL NEW |   
FURNITURE 
| $19.09 Cotton Mattress $10 86 
| $39.50 -etadgaie 4 mattress . $19.09 | 
rome breakfast set . $39.00) | $59.00 Ch 
$1495 Metal cabinet $ am 
9x12 Linoieums $495 
9x12 Axminister rugs $42 00 
. sell and exchange every- 
Oakland Furniture 
104 8. Sagina’ E 3-$523 | 
___.We buy. sell_and J exchange 
ALMOST NEW APT. SIZE GAs” 
stove, 48° steel cabinet sink, fix- 
tures and trap. Electric refrig. 
ea washing machine. 216 
  ELECTRIC 
EW MATTRESS, 
. highchair and 
hair, stroller, dia- 
8-0010. 
12% INCH RCA CONSOLE $20.98. 
TV antenna kit $9.95 - 
WALTON T\ Walton Cor Josivn FE 2-2357 
BENDIX ELECTRIC ORIEE, 
bnew. fully cuaranteed Delivere 
and installed. No down oath 
$2 per wees. Mavtar Washer, inte 
ne condition $38 Phone 
BLOND BEDROOM SET BLOND Zenith 127° TV and stand. GE 
Heth faded In good shape. FE 
BOTTLE GAS Rew low price. Complete instal- 
| jation, only $10 plus gas. Kenyon | _Puelgas OR 3-2601 
| CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE 
|" or tools, OR 3-2717. 
1960 FRIGIDAIRE. at GOOD 
condition. 60 Green ! 
| CASH FOR SMALL ee} “AND 
record players. PE $-8755 
CHROME DINETTE SETS, AS. 
semble these yourself and save, 
four chairs and table, $60.95 value, 
$39.95. These are brand new 1 
models, famous make Formica 
tops, all popular colors Come 
m, look, 
vinced of these extraordinary 
burgains, Michigan Fluorescent, 
303 Orchard Laxe Ave 
COUCH AND CHAIR. 
5-44.26     
$35. FE 
DEEP *REEZE UPRIGHT. ONE 
of America’s best makes, freezer 
and food guaranteed for 5 years, 
| $495 for $279. Slightly scratched 
| in transit. Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave 
DEEP FREEZE AT THE 1 Low 
wholesale cost. other floor sample ¥ 
appliances at vei savings. War- 
_Wicks, 2678 Orch 
DRAPES, FLORAL eo “MoU- 
ton coat, size 16. Two step tables ound mirror white a eur- 
i FE’ 23-4164 after DRYER. DEMORSTRATOR: . $95. R. 
B. Munro Electric. 1060 W. Huron.   
  
  EIFCTRIC STOVE. GOOD CON. 
_dition. Cheap. FE 6§-7000. 2 CROCHETED TABLE COVERS, 
make a good ristmas gift: 
| Cheap: FE_2 
ELECTRIC « CLOTHES 1 DRYER, famous name brand, slightly 
| marred. Exceptional value, Michi- \ - Fluorescent. 393 Orchard Lk, 
ve   *| _ fron, 
| HOTPOINT WASHER & 
‘ COON DOG, BLACK & TAN, SWAP for "47 or ‘48 Pontiac or Chevie, | 
269 W W. Wilson i ee __ 
im? STUDEBAKER. we — 
stake rack, 6 good tires 
stock rack What have vou? "Wat 
sell. OR 3-4376 
30 *T. HOUSETRAILER; WILL 
7. 038. | 
compare and be con- | Sale Household Ge Goods 5 37 
16 aN. ADMIRAL CONSOLE ix 
PE 2-3513. — FORNITOR RE AT EXTRA AORDI- 
values, = have brand ne 
18! modern end sradi /_ signs in Tednetens living 
GARBAGE papousia 
while they Re a 
_Munre Elec 1060 
GAS oo TEaY GooD 
dition: 41 BE. Beverly, FE 4-4848. 
GOOD ADJUSTABLE HOLLYWOOD 
ag frame, $8, #0-coll, ‘4 springs. 
Dining room furniture, table, 
¥ 7 tare buffet. $90. Large waffie 
'E 4-6641,   
  | GE STOVE. MAHOGANY BED mattress & dresser OR 3-1405. 
| matched pair, 
| R. B. Munro Electric, 
| Huron __ 
| HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER, 
eos old; Portable phonograph. 
5-345 
HOT re a SPECIAL, DOUBIE 
Originally $340.95, 
R. B. \duare Electric 
So.,_1060 W. Huron | HOOVER VACUUM LIKE NEW. | $1495 Belts, bags. brushes. all . 956 Myrtle, Huron Gar- $350.05, Beales. 
1060 W 
  1 
  
LARGE GAS RANGE, ae TOP 
tie, white, $40 173 Mill St., Pon- 
LINOLEUM AND PAINT pALE. ly — Jack's, 277 Baldwi 
| 9x12 LINO. RUGS. $298 
4% FT. WALL —— re FT. 
Asbestos roof © 5 gal. 13:38 
VINYL INLAID erik % PRICE 
|; RUBBER BASE PAINT, OAL. $3.50 
| SYER 8. 141 WwW. 
"LARGE WALNUT DININGROOM 
Fone. $35. 4496 Megis, Drayton 
LARGE Gas RANGE, CHEAP. | 585 Uplan 
LARGE Pa 2 DAVENPORT. 
| Stuffed leather rocker. Office ta- 
ble. French doors For sale 
_cheap Phone Oxford OA &-3122. 
    
  
Lord’s Specials $4 \* 5 pe dinette set 
pe sofa- 95 Jsed TVs from 824.95 ...... up 
li Hide-a-bed from $139. 05... up Used gas stoves $20.00 
Lord’s 
Furniture and Appliances | 423 W. Huron PE 
= | “Where Wrigley’ s Used To Be” 
  
| @a¥TAG WASHING MACHIW round end square tubs. Pauly 
eee Thyle Electric, 502 
MAYTAG ROUND TUB WASHER. 
a oaimeer needs repairing. FE 
Sammi WALNUT OFFICE DESK and matching chair, § ft. by 30 
_ in. Call PE 41243. LINOLEUM AND PAINT SALE. q price at Jack's, 277 Baldw: 
$139 95 ELECTRIC WATER as $89.95. B. er Munro Elec- 
trie, 1 ioso W. w. Fi ruren   
  
  
+DR R CHESTS. i Bx . $15.05 &- DR. CHESTS 15x27x44 $17.95 
WALL CABINETS 6 UP 
mind yi 5 Largest, rau 
PICK a PAINT "STORE 143 Oakland Ave 
REASONABLE—FIRESTO! ward 
“and refrig, Like new. rE 32-2754. 
_ 90 Waterly Bt. _ 
REFRIGERATORS, LAST YEARS 
1954 models, one of America's 
best brands. Perfect, new, guar- 
anteed for § years, buy a new 
refrigerator for a ‘jttle more than 
a w achine. Michigan Fiuo- 
_Tescent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave. 
RCA RADIO PHONOGRAPH CON- 
__sole model, $§0. FE 2-5580, 
REFRIGERATOR, 9 CU. FT. COLD- 
spot in use, $60. PE 4 4TT37. 688 
_ Markle. 
SEVERAL ooD PIECES OF HAVI-   
  
LAND CHINA, ALSO CRYSTAL 
WARE AND SILVER. PH. FE 
5-038. 
| SILVERWARE 1881 ROGERS 
Brook wood ttern Initialed A. 
_brand new. FE 2-0608. 
SINGER CONSOLE SEWING MA- Sale | Household Goods 57 $7;   
venport and 
Refrigerator 
a Et —— Used od Tradein Depa, 
  Many ame cones AY FURNITURE CO. .* 
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    r+ 
50 
50 
50 
50 
50 i 2 
361 8. SAGINAW, 8T, 
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN __ 21" TV, $100. NORGE REFRIGER- 
ator. Washer and . $35, Ta 
bles, $1. each 6 Jacobean 
dining room suite, Vacuum 
cleaner, dining room set. daven- 
port, 3 lamps, all each, Bar- 
Tels, 50 ¢ 3 gal. tint, 
skates, snow oi $2. OR 3-2017. 
WANTED LAF BATHI- 
—_ * ee = cond. 
Reas. 
hock i “MAPLE ASES. 1 
corner matching. Wrought 
iron serving cart. MA 6-3900,   
tables. 
All_very reasonable Phe =~ table. 
2-7259.   
“ee 
18" DOLL’S, 
robe, 
Size 3. Call EM Christmas Gifts 13. PIECE WARD- 
hand made, $15 each. 59 
MY 
32-6262. ——— 
BOYS CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES 3-2212.   
elks 
saw. Contous 2 “MASSAGE 
afghan, and * CHAIR, 8 in 
  
$125 AMERICAN 
Large track and DOLL CLOTHES. ALL SIZES. 
PE. 2-0550 
FLYER TRAIN. 
acces: acetee * 
Reasonable. FE 4-1327 after 5   
FOR FATHER OR 
snow blower and 
He will like tt! 
7 Dixie Hwy, M4 5- HUSBAND, 
beautiful garden tractor, Roto-hoe 
  
on « new 
good used 
of toys in Oakland 
lete line 
early. Plenty of fireplace SWAP IN YOUR OLD SKATES 
ir, We have 
ates for sale cheap 
See one of the es! ro — some 
com- 
fixtures. 
of free park- 
BARNES HARDWARE   
Sleeth Rd., 3 miles 
merce Village on 
saan | right at a 
daily to 7. Gr Green: 
Nursery, MUtual 4-0038. ring your own tools, west of Com- 
mes, en 
ridge Parm   
For Sale Miscellaneous 60   
ADJUSTABLE AREA WALLS 
FOR BASEMENT WINDOWS 
  
ie 8 ice and 
, Call OR 3-1414. 
wei SIZE ‘E ELECT tic AMERICAN FLYER roller TRAIN. 
sine 
STOVE, 1 ; ELECT tlc STOVE. i 
overhead garage door, OR 3-2404.   
Best 
poate Ww 
Hey ALL CARPENTERS 
tools at lowest "Dine 
arehouke, 2258 
  
ALL rsecn   
  
i SET 650x16 Tinas. Ty 
some 600x16, 
8. Joh      ig Sag             
  _chine aan es 82 GAL. ELEC HEATER 962.05 
StQems S0uGNT. SED B= |e Cabs fitings  gs0.s0 up ens. i 2-080) = lee trays, stand. faucets $23.98 eee ie a pip | SAVE SUP ne. 100 8. Saginaw Bt. 
Large ties range—Hi leg $28 98 j ‘ 10) 
inch gas range . ¢ ” 
Recon, guar. see’ retria gaeas| Home Owners Builders | Recon. guar, elec. washer .. $39.95, We are over stocked with 6 ft. 
iF pe. living room suite $19.05 PLUSH yo ice 
ge davenport odd $9.05 $5.50. Other sizes at real savings. Heavy walnut twin beds 8 0.95 New u umber at bargain 
sci ate mon Eh | Spa adore" narncs walue [ a . - - 
| Many NN not listed here - palngane peor i - 
MAN’S wixbow Maps To rour WY Terms RDER. 
| 18_W. Pike _ PE 41122 Pree cattimates cheerfully given,   E. 820. 
Bedroom suite, $55. MAple ‘huving 
toom suite, $40. FE 5-2       TAPPAN 30° VisUALIG - PUL- 
| ly auto gas ran ctical iy | 
new. for only $135. Call EM 
3-9190._ 9095 Commerce Rd | 
TRADE GAS RANGES FOR ELEC- | 
tric, R B. Munro Electric 1060 
W. Huron. 
USED APT. ELECTRIC RANOES, 2 as Munro Electric Co., 1060 
GaED REPAIORRATON O30 8 AND cz R. B. Munro Electric, Huron, 
SED HOT Sone AUTOMATE Lewes soo 08 “. yp Ae ~ 
$329.05 220.95. Sweet's 
Radio. ‘ Appliances 422 Hu- 
ron, 
4 1950 FeIcIpATRE VERY GooD 
condition. 60 Green 
~ 6,000 SO. FE rE “T OF 
NEW FURNITURE __ WAREHOUSE PRICES 
| eng room, bedroom & Kitchen 
PIECE LIVING 
“ROOM GROUP 
mate: : at oottes Sante, ry  aeeer: 
ator lamps 
ALL FOR $97 All other suites, sofa bed 5   
uites, 
studio couches, end beautiful 
grays, blues, greens, and reds 
at equal savings. 
6 PIECE 
BEDROOM GROUP 
Double dresser, large 
bookcase bed, roor y chest 
drawers, two decorator lamps. 
ALL FOR $99 Aliso 15 other bedroom 
beautiful walnut, grays, 
wood and blonds, at same 
savings 
Tremendous savings on all 5 and | 
7 piece chrome dinettes bunk 
beds, rollaway beds, 9 x 12 rugs, | 
platform rockers, occassional ta- 
pred lamps, gas and electric 
ves and unfinished furniture. 
"T RADE IN YOUR 
OLD F URNITU RE 
AS DOWN PAYMENT TERMS LOW Ac $2 WEEKLY 
Pearson’s Bank a CeeUE 
42 Orchard Lake Ave __We give Gold Bell Gare Senge 
WASHER, $15. TV, $25. OTL SPACE 
pte” $20. Other ‘tems. FE 
'52 Gal. Electric Water heatername brand. Ree. 
Water heater—name brand. Reg. 
$149. 95—Now. &§ 
L A. WAGNER CO. 
‘1960 N. Oma san a pontiac Ra. 
~ WAYNE GABERT'S 
TELEVISION SALE RCA Console. new picture tube $59 
RCA Tabi ; big 
  
      
    
      
  
  
  
  
      
    
      5340 Highland Rd SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. Miser OR 37002 ©.   
gall_after _¢. 
CLOSEO 
ition 
im = * 
ae 
space heater. Like 
32-0731. Pontiac 
‘aaa ° “Baiawin j Haag 
heme, 
=f ged water ——. 
allon, like ne 15 INCH BEAGLE, $28. 
Se 229 GAL. FUEL Of TANK. FE 
UT 
‘wood 
FE 
L. 
L. 
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   yaes st count a ae 
Washbowls ith i 
3 oii colored bath ox te 
Feccory otnereeaa rons wsi0e.50 
Py a eee FUEL STOVE. 
dition, $65. Ice box, ot Roller 
war $10, 5460 Brunswick. 
& M:COM PAN Y   
  aS — a power 
hack saws, r knives. 
& 
NW Corner Walton and ke 
GIRLS CHICAGO ROLLER 
oe like new, size 6, $8. MY 
JET WATER PUMPS $60.95. G. A. 
_Thompson, 80 8, Perry. 
HOLLINGSHEAD VARIETY STORE. 
HOMART FURNACE. CE WEW. 
ior watex HEATER, 30 GAL.   
as. new, approved for use on ‘onsumers' lines, F and 
$110.50 value $49. $59.50. 
These are siightly marred. 
electric, of] and ied gas heat- 
a at aa — Micnigas 
Ave.   
KITCHEN IN, x21, $20.05 
value, $12.05. Toilets $39.50 value, 
$19.05. Lavatories complete with 
ixing faucets. $14.95. 
These are factory marred. Micht- 
= Fluorescent, 303 Orchard Lk, ve, 
KITCHEN CABINET SINKS, BEAU- ful value, 
743 w: Baron models at terrlic —. parr 
‘ * an resc rehar 
Christmas Trees 59A _Lake ave. 
' TREE FOR you ay $24.80 value, $14.95. Also 7 ISTMAS r we 0 ¥: : b 
your own live tree. Spruce, | toilets, sho stalls @ Siackhull Norway, righ g sek hepa | wees a, a —_ 
Douglas, Pine, Seote! jac rred. ent, 
Also’ ornamented trees. Dig 293 _ Orchard Le’ = 
hot air furnace with ¢ ‘ec..trols and 
of] tanks, Call EM 3-276. 
LIONEL TRAIN. SIGN MACHINE. washer, ae chair, and misc. 
EM 3-268). 
LINOLEUM. <» age YD. 
soy:   
TI-PRESZE GAL. 
SMITHS, 2357S. Saginaw 
LIONEL & AMERICAN 
awe YER TRAINS   
SETS, ol Ses 'S, 63 W. HURON 8ST. 
  = by boards......... om 
r board eanene 
16x48" ‘Tock sth. 10 Insulation loose and bi 
verte for drivewars 
Tbs. celotex 7.0 we 
a r th = 110.00 M. 
pine 
      
  
nO a tine ue ee 
  saa Sat 4 ON ALL 
& Lanterns 
iS *‘Bupplies. 306 Orchard Lake COLEMAN 
Owen's Ma- 
  
ast 276 
ane Doors 
FoR, BPA n Artis guaranteed. 
Estimates on 
  TUB, STOOL 
boilers, 
a electrical 
fox Lowe Bros 
= Guts Fs Geet AND LAV: ra 
_tory, $26. OR ‘OR _ 39-6132. 
BATHROOM F' FIXTURES | Yo oor 
water “and steams 
automatic wrter heater. 
sotl. 
fit- 
t supolies. 
Pain 
2685 Perry 
  
sa ae SPORE, 
quarters. Opdyke 
5-794). HALF AND Market FE 
  
BICYCLES, BOYS’, 
England, slightiv 
transit. $98, 
Michigan 
_ chard e Ave. 
Sinks 
Double sinks from 
_ Thompson, F orry 
EAPITOL VicoeN 
123 W. new. $40. 
2 b , terrific value, $44. 
Fluorescent, oO IN in MADE scratched 
393 ir 
CABINET o Dale, moi “B88 
wn oO 
ly 
with al] attachments. Practically 
Rutgers, FE 
  
CIRCLE FLUORESCENT FIX: 
$5.05. Slightly factory marred. Call 
at factory showrooms. Mic! 
ages 393 Orchard Lake 
  
dren dally 610 6: 
              CASH AND CARRY $ INCH SOIL PIPE ONLY $2.90 INCH SOIL PIPE ONLY. $3.25 
Aratison Plumbing Supply Ortonville 
  Used pumps, well Myers 
REPLYS HARDWARE a2 Auburn at Atoms. Aabure 
  
Save Money at BURMEISTER’S 
LUMBER 
800,000 Foot Sale 
Burs to Lumber Now Going. On 
AT BURMEISTER’S 
                OUR_ PRICES ARE NOT ONLY 
LOW. BUT QO 1s 
3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU 
4x8 sheet rock C & C..... 8 1% 
4x8 Masonite sheet enWeiele 8 2.55 
ix8 2s ie. 
ix6 . (3 — ‘ 99.00 
ixé ¥. P. 5 
2x4¢R LL. A fir sta. ft 7 
x4 « las fi 99,00 
2x6 std, Doug)as fir, 9.00 
8 std. Douglas fir, Per 90.00 
2?" blanket tnsl,, 4.46 
4xtx". fir Plywood . .. 9.96 
reyes pige per 3 . oe x v Inf veneting & 4 pine ver M ties 99 
Comb. alum. doors from 70-88 w b>. Goors.......... 4 
3 pe. colored bath set, all 
et, ‘caet iron tub 
RE — PL 
MANBOTDRL P. Ir yo 
HOU: 
BURMEISTER™ Northern Lumber Co. 197 Cooley 
   
       
          
   
      
        ELECT! STER », new picture tube. ..859 egret — FE 409 Do LUXE merson —— Vnew pt tube 4 950 MIS . 
foterota Console, new pic. Phon 
1 ola are coegay C005 RUN- fotorola Table M. new pic, tube CASH FOR URNITURE 
ELECTRIC STOVE. DAD'S MISC. bis ure tubes guaranteed for 1 yr. -GHEVROLET: 1968 MANUAL CAR 
furniture, Girl's and boy's size| MAKY. OT TO CHOOSE bene he i. FE eee CA _.7_ skates. OL 20011 after 4 p.m. 1m 6. Sreinaw FE $-6180 | CR wr BEN 
ELECTRIC ys $15 ROYAL FEARS TO PAY with a etinchmeits, ite EB. “or 
_ er. 650. MY. 3-3772. . USED DEPT, preieieteret TE HITCHES 2 PIECE SECTIONAL SOFA AND | Maytag washer _ ss | DRAW TITE HITC | 2 chairs. In good cond. 47650 Faeroe 12 - rv map eee a 22 OR CADMIUM | 
ECTR STO’ size gas ; : he 
teem oe OFF xP Dis DINING | iD cree Ae room cone "ont 6’ “yey oe aa to the frame 
POR SALE apt a ey Frigidaire automatic washer 149.95 | F. E. a 28! Dixie Bev. 
est 4 roses hash oe 3.aee | Wow Mamilion Dryer .... . $120.98 
after 6. | New Norge dryer 5 $129.95 
For SAE: GUARANTEED RE. CLAYTON'S 
Sone i 4 Furniture, , Appliance’ 3 : un | = 5 ke Ra ‘ane Seuss ‘a id =< arbor 
Roy's 6 Oakland of Sid) Pe Sal or FE. 5-8074 
      
  
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  ' i noes « THIRTY | : . ‘ . . : : ' % ; 
For Sale Miscellaneous 60 60) Sand, , Gravel &! Dirt 66) Sale Farm ¢ Farm Equipment 76 Auto Accessories 80 CARNIVAL eo: w Dick Turner S - Ser Sale Cars 1 For Sale Cars : 1 
ss an din icc ie inde iniial teal * : ; 2. 
‘SHEET METAL TOOLS AND MA- | ti TOP SOM, CRUSHED STONE er. | “BUY NOW AND SAVE CLEARANCE SALE OF}: q WE H AVE |. 
sae aiding | atest ee fi °° | Farm and Industrial— V-8 ENGINES ee oe TIP TOP uildin | GRGSHED STONE. BAND, GRAV-| y7,\, Chev. Dodge, actor icials Cars ; -— 
we 1 E d | CRONE er Howard, FE eoes.| NeW and Used Tractors Chryster. Olds. ‘Butek. er, y : TT Materials of All Kinds | —* a% FERGUSON, CASE AND eylinder k 755 
now orgs ron pusoress | %,7,/0h 0408 HOTaCLAs |. TO ME Di ro Cy i ay bonus,” ong ng ah Orenard Npolte-tiich fot ‘be “a | HOtctites EN & SON Co ee ore AND - GUARANTEED seces of oak Uimiber. 12313 | 62568 — | 998 N. Main, Rochester. OL 1-9761 AAT EP ith CK me | 
P+ , eae of pine timber 12x12 by | PARe TOP “ol, BLACK pint NEW “AND USED SPREADERS. SC TRAM AM mAvUTO PARTS ‘5S BUI S 1964 Plymouth Savoy 4 door, 
ds, $10, delivered FE 4-@ Barn equipment Davis Lg 2539 Dixie Hw sas Corvelet 3 
Si pieces of ¢n12, by 1s" tong. | iT FOR LEAdE _chinery..Aghone Ortonville, 45R! Z PRICED 1583 Nees ‘Cneee, poe oard pe 2 aus ese G. | Excelent _ eater OA 8-2035. Fo L €N’ s TRACTORS, SNOW | Fi ___For Sale » Tires ee gO-A TO SELL in ne Fee ry sedan. 
EL LOW s anc casters ei snow a ‘mouth door, 
Wen are dismantling two blocks oo 54-0588 ers” Fans Eguipment, 680? 1951 Chrysler Highlander 4 door. “is vas, $7 00 Gelivered PE vere ee A SET 670-15 ROYA: NEW L 
* and Second, Bulldune teria | ROAD ¢ boll Akb PLL Dint. |. Dus Her MA SEO se OB white walls, $16.88. nn Sagi- ~ er GAR GUARANTEE weal be” Dede, cure overdrive _ $290 
6 ae Wnts Fiat) Sales. peewn | Fe CCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS: DROP | Gert ees tae | Chote 196t- *ipoi1989-1063 4 DR, STA 
Open. Sunday __Wood, _ Coal & Fuel 6 97 rand Sra Equipment 1563 | 880 © walls. 603 8. Sonne. or NTT" CLARKSTON 3 eae tan Son *s | - Garden & Lawn Equip = 
Pachoud WV recking Co. | DRY, HARD. HEAVY SLAB Woop | South Woodward, ‘North of 14 Fe sUDGRBANTTE WUD aw. COMMUNITY MOTOR-SALES 14; | PONTIAC. “RADIO, “MEA HEATER. 2901 Dix! ig Hey 5-9108 and indling. s se oes r 2 , : iene Mich. : nor AE soe 003 6 oan M OT RS 32.8. MAIN ST, _Hydramatic FE 19, 
Beside tiac Drive-In Steer | Gl Or a ee , O . guava! aon TAC” STARCHIEE ¢DR.. 
EINFORCING MESH — ; | Fam. - . MOUTH | “Deluxe. two tone gray. Exe near tome G Floors | DRY SLAB WOOD, $6 A Sone We Tenken. PE 5-2000 new, 3575 Auto S Service 8l w. Rochester py Sect | ta au condition. Al! accessories. 2008 W. 
¢e per aq. fn full roils. 2 fer sit, Delivered. 72 = ae << TILL 10. P.M, —_ Huron. PE 23506, 
Me Beakslo€ von | DE iar ate "Seivert PFE GEER. seo ronps ronp-renouson. | REPAIRS, pouring ete par Doo spe OL BA REAION, Trews. Sa Oe roel Tiyere entsas. FE 4 . ‘ " 
4” per ft. 6c; 6" per ft. ota. FIREPLACE, CANNEL, », § 0 AL vag dessins) Tractors. | trench- au MARES he aaa rt nd ‘essume payments, “8! 8. _ 2. paym 4400. a 
rod, Speedw s * * ~~ 
cons atime weeny co.| Bg Tales, EAS OT | s, ges,t0¢ aus! BRAID MOTOR. SALES Teen TORe Op cea | ine, gyn we vot na |OUR Fenn Seat Bo &i Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-710 a} mee Oliver Ouver, craw caus oa pene worth of : ee 
~~ Roofing and Siding _ Plants, Trees, Shrubs. Se 0, Years Fair Dealio tegg! eerey eee bo Nona o ot 13 ili Power brakes, many . Red 
Combination Doors Joven, sae, MEACPEY, EYEE.) we, sta%Et feed yt | ANERIATT GRINDING TE a ol tes aan ok GmereaTe, Insulation Bee'e ft. tall. Groveland Farms. vain Massey Harris and Ob pe tg — ‘oot. Pons ue 1053 f ;ADIO} - needs some re FE 5-1 Hydra. R & H, excellent condi- 
M. A. BENSON ‘Ture cnst of Groveland. tes | iver trackers sed hove © com Lae " and heater, Ford-A-Matic. Cark-|'53 OLDS 98 os SEDAN, ET Cialis ale Clinic. Halfway between Pontiac | piete repair service on all the : ner Studebaker, MI 43410, Birm.| black with tv presen 35 AC 8ST  @ DR. 
549 N. Sa, seen GEL FE st and OSE O a ay. above equipment. Sale Motor Scooters 82 ih 4 FORD. RADIO AND TER, itil powers deluxe, two tone 3 Excellent 
7.“ 8 L RECE: = SE . = ; eet __ $050. Phone 23-4246. : ORTH Pome Ame - 2008 
SAVE Gupply. 100 8. Sagince ‘R | miren € Maple - Chinese Elm Pontiac Farm and 1648 CUSHMAN, TRANSMISSION. 662 FORD RANCH W. > 10 Woodward at 13 Mile Huron._. “i —fruit trees — shrubs. Patterson! Industrial Tractor Co. sages feck Sremuasied. 66. Se eee ees Sormems. 08 +1100 ieee Loaded Be, extras. A Nursery, 8700 Commerce Rd Vv rmingham. | {962 OLDS 88 2DR. $10 N . 
Ta bott umber $ _ 69 FE foul or FE oie For Sale | _Motorcyc cles & "TS FORD V4 GOUNTRY OGUTRE| ont scseme parmenss. 464 8. eee a oan Gi OL 2-4876. 
PS, paint. Also Spread Satin and For Sale Pets ~ z Beatie, Seater] _Wanguard, Bemngen. Ge rare, RH... extras: Peal bend vores back Mare aac MEGUTERED | aeauan “USED TRACTORS | POR PARTS AND SERVICE ON oreratige, wa “white-walls ste. 36.00] i990 OLDS 62,3.DH, Pe onesie; | Maroon. WwW Greet $1308. OR ware, plumbing, electrical sup- enue puppies 6 wks old OR| WE ARF OVERSTOCKED WITH | your Harley Davidson see Har- | LAKE yA OTOR SALES —— $300, one ~ __ 34684. = 
wiles, stim. er aeere — __3-1635 before 4 p.m hora rere i gerd oar, <| ly Davidson Sales Co., 372 Soutb | M24. M2. at Clarkston Rd. * ig AC CATALINA 8TAR- 
jase fae Pee OO mec mnonereney AMO, | SOhe RAVE QO, gEo"® |p sh ONT so ME Ragu OVERLOADED sateen es a F puppies easonable CULTIVATORS a eee sy N z ‘ 
) eaeds case ie coe eee, _R,_one mile north of M50. ____ THESE TRACTORS ARE ALL | "Ga cin om MY ‘@, FORD wk LOB COUPE. REAL ‘52 Olds 88. Everything’ on. $597. _portation, Owner 6378 R F-11508 
ee are ee = we AKE. TRADE-INS ~ Boats & Accessories —_ _Any suggestions | for an excuse I could give my husband?” a awinie Ee ‘50 Cue ys, Pores. Pivmouth & ot | ig) PONTIAC. 4318: ” HYDRA. A ——— ERM . a oy | x 7 heater, 
thy orate geen eee ad AAG, BORER, PUPPIES TEE! DEPENDABLE FARTS AND | encuuy gUTBOAR:,_ UTR | | to tn pete aun aay | owes aan. Taner | A Seda’ a "seta ont ~ ed ~ 
ester. OL 30211 “between” John Rand Dequinare. | FE 40734 — FE 41112! Sales & Service. FE For Sale Cars oO i __ For Sale Cars — 91) SarSSai0. — Beomamy chs WoLibaY: anes = nob ba ate ae rage: veo 
PAINT FOR YOUR F. Ne ochester cy 0 PER CENT OFF ON A L NEW ~~ ota we 
up. | Beauliful colors. 83.88 eal. AKC © BOXER PUPPIES a "kixc 1, BROS. | io wee ae Gutboars motors | BUICK CA ALER HAS, CO QMPANY iis CUEYROLEY Gat ‘aher 8 trom tuts for oe “rupees —— ae GooD . s Took s TI x 
up. Rrotty, Pine paging. site on REO. BEAGLES. RUNNING | ___PONTIAC RD AT OPDYKE__ OWENS MARINE SUPPLY | 2-55 Buick Special 2 doors _ PM. FB 5-9782. es oe 3 Mile NORTH esd a te he guages, Begs, Renter. & 
7 LA En inct ; =|. MeC uiloch Chain Saw 3? Phone “PE 38030 135 Soecial 4 door hardtop. eo oe Oo Eincoin 5 1108 Lincoln 5-1 iv] PONTIAC COUPE. NEW BAT- 
BLACKETT'S AKC REG. DACHSHUND PUP- | gargs — SERVICE - RENTALS ALUMA CRAPT Boats 1-55 Century # door hardtop. — 1955, FORD STATION WAGON 8 tery, good tires, $50. FE 2-6060. BUILDING SUPPLIES pies. From $35. OL ‘oe: = ARU AND ACETYLENE war oie EVINRU! ir MOTORS | These cars carry a new car = ae as pes a cylinder, ‘000 y Seo $1945, Company Official Cars 32 PONTIAC CATALINA, | se90: 
; 3 ‘ bead b mung. steak. ay 4Sta MI 606 1990_Crooks _B — SALES | SERVICE | w masta Scr ouaeasl deals, mee Good condition. PE 5.6002. Rochester nig ero pend ‘ss OLD'S 96, 4-DOOR What a gorg autom obit. bad 
Diste Hen crarksto ae ea. 4 Mich. Chain Saw Distr. S TELEGRAPR ore ‘ its CHEVROLET BEL LEK COR. 1-0713 "$6 OLD'S 8-88, HARD TOP wast seme one fee 
= cas ee | eae, Se Red, MY | nales. Service Renials. MY 35821 Transportation Offered 87 MNER asia eee bore eed Fi og pe oir: | COWs Wars to sms THESE Woodward at 13 3 baile 
La Bn _Saiea Aw yn Sales i MOTOR SALES ae tee. mileage. MI 6-120 $33. FORD CONV van PORD-A We are noe ney week might neoin = > — = | e & F 
USED HEATING CHOW PUP BLACK MALE. 4 Sentai eee ee Aer eal ne SEATTLE, _ BIRMINGHAM | 6 Matic, R & H. WSW's. very sharp. until @ a PONTIAC CHIEF FATT TAIN DE? 
oie Oe anion | | COMMISSION AUCTION EVERY | Dixie wy. ‘VE 20878 os. ‘33 2-DOOR CHEVROLET. 710 SER-,) Owner must sell. EM_ 3-02 HOUGHTEN & SON poe ig * riders 
EQUIPMENT | Show qualities $100 MAvfair Se NON BALE, | DRIVE A NEW Ca‘ ALIF. YEAR-END SALE tes, Black. Standard silt” FE) ‘31 FORD CLUB, #222 V4 AND yoUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE| 33 PONTIAC CHIEPTAIN DE. — 6-2917, L_ © sWakt aucrion sale. |ORTVE 4 "Ew Con OC 5 ready for winter. Let’s trade. AND jue. hyde. vadie end nestor. 
BOSTONS AT STUD. CURTISS. OR| closed Stil April. Pvt. sales = :| PONTIAC DRIVE away SERVICE We Work On | 1950 CHEVROLET ? DOOR, RA- NORTH CHEVROLET GMC TRUCK DEALER new. tires, Excellent condition. 
Coal turnaces—$20.00 ui 3-0296._ Sorte iene 2 Meet Denes: | Se_uten_&t FE 43130 Your Figures | Sow ctes ts usa as © Wootltacoin' $1100 528 N. Main, Rochester, OL 1-0761| $000, 332 8. Marshall, 
“on tae BOXER PUPPIES 2 MOS OLD, AUCTION SALE THURS. URS. DEC. 1. Pe Rnomobtie PARTY TO DRIVE You Name the Deal _ Kennett Rd. Pull price $200. 35 FORD DEMONSTRATOR <-Da.|*1 GUDS 0 RADIO. HEATER, | 33 PONTIAC ¢ DR. 6168: JET Of burners Two males, one female. $75 Fairlane: bes ti iyd white 
; Stoktrs $50, Excellent blood line. MY 10 kms ita miles east of 15. and return Jan. 10. All i980 CHEV. COPE RADIO. HEAT-| Fairlane; | radio. heater. auto, aia as oener ae “ae yeu cos this one 
Loy se Farm seid, lear 21s9,, Degen sell: ees and car expenses paid. Must | ¢ 35 Dodges, like new, while! $F Ge Gerdon FE ea Bee.) alee ee ree 000 Fh are. radio, F. blue; N CHEVRO! 
Rr boilers 3 7 RITTER wr PLAC E IN GOOD| ‘ing contents of large farm home, retisble. Apely S Weyes.__| _ they_ last ; pio | LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES -| full power. Weoggerd of 13 Mile 
oat “home, 1] house. All staple elec- | TRUCK Gols aoaTE PART | > — ‘S4 Dodges 32 CHEVROLET, «¢ DOOR, RAD’ 324 at Clarkston Rad. NORTH OL 
=“ 7 tic. ‘eauipment in both, houses. | _load either FE 954 Pontiac 2 door Heater, light. good condition. — "MERCURY Woodward at 13 Mile PONTIAC 48 2 DR. STREAMLIN- CHRISTA “AS ; PUPPIES | tt, coup Lots of antiques, | WV icacaed Uses Car gg | ot Chev. Cony. _FE_5-6002._ “Linegin 5-100 er, Hydramatic. PE 5-9665, 
ELBLING AKC reg, German Shepherds. 8/ China. Glass. | Silver, Brass, C = ee vee Se bene [Ate ee Cones 147 CHEVROLET, 4 DR. R & H. 5 HENR RY J @ CYLINDER RA. 3) PACKARD 2 DOOR. 1955 PONTIAC STATION WAGON, 
weeks old Christmas Eve. Pedi-| per, also farm tools. To be See 1953 Dodges the $1235. PE 2‘ _ heater, overdrive Dew tires.) matic trans. radio, heater $1095 & cine | Like new. 
Sa HAMSTER SALE eae Sar a ea a CALIFORNIA BUYER | i933 Chev. 2 door ‘a SHE YRQLE NICE. 19.000 | i condi ose ee =|" Techasd Sedan. Autom z tiwell _1- esas: 
WATER SOFTENERS t Shop. 6 8. Astor PE GMs}. | fUmture C voeat Bank Clerk ANF bate oy Fe a + ahaa ey , CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. | led and ready for cola weather.|"S! Packard 2, door. Automatic | oy rote or tail Clearance only, S177. 
factor arr sfranty. #2 "ralue for a a TO GOOD HOME | rnold and Hickmott. Auctioneers. | WANTED — JUNKED OR USED | 1952 Pontiac ¢ door we Gwestwere, natreninguans, ” NORTH CHEVROL ‘81 Ford 2 door, Automatic trans. wets th 13 Mile 
ise. PHA. ters terms. MI 6-2074 PARAKEETS. OPALINES, CANAR ey OA 8-226 or OA 8-2159, — any make any model Top 1951 Dodge 4 dr WV — t Side Used C Dani tive” sh neater. Hee oahor. x 
RECKING HOUSES : , | ee . ne 1951 Nast Statesmas est Side Used Cars incoin $ . ‘| ai” PONTIAC. 2 Bee EXCE 
wanccing dale. Union Wrecking reece ee “CANARIES. For Sale Housetrailers | 78 BAGLEY AUTO PARTS tes Fore 2 door a Drive out enero overhead % we 2 ‘ta HUDSON a DR. 3 $308 ee ts mt 4 speed. Brand _ lent condition. ves a 
70. bee . ° : eee BAG . ¥ erence an . 5 D ' ELUXE 
corner Orchard Lake ‘Ra. GRees.| 2489 Auburn Rd. FE 465 1954 CHAMUION 36 FT. TRAILER. WeLPsy WOE nolan FOR a ee makes & models to choose trom rare set . OMAZUREK pe "ayaremetic. Porcelainized. 
WILSON WELDING GENERATOR. | Food. Since pn emeved “Yet bist or OR 310 tose Dedge 2, door West Side Used Cars n:1100 | | MOTOR SALES = |_¥e ene. 8, 8” 1949 Chev. 2 door 923 W. Huron FE 4-2185 | 1955 LINCOLN. 4 DOOR. RADIO, = ae a COMM AN pee, Ampy. 402 Ni. Saginaw St. PARAKEETS. BABIES. BARD CAN: PAY LIKE RENT We COMMUNITY 1948 Dodge ¢ door is CHEVROLET @ WOOK RA-| heater. power” steering, power, Your Packard Dealer OL | STUDEBAKER V8 COMMAND. 
Wii TRADE GaN MAGAZINE | _ 5300 Sow have the most complete line TORS es fair, 080 PE D000 evenings |" LARRY JEROME / "rec ene movie a ; re of and late model O ‘ — eee gt aia coed : utiful car. 
lens, cost 83 ores caser coca. ae PARAKEETS wodern trailers ever. As low 4s MO tear =x e Se tn Piskeo. we oe ash Ber, Mo- Rechpeee Ford Desist @ PACKARD euauienes eae NORTH i CHEVROLET 
alum: canoe or sell. FE | $01 4th St. FE 2-4025. Closed Sun.| 10 per cent less Pay 803 N. Main, Rochester . _ tor € ~ Ae “POR MORE THAN 30 Yrs. |. — 
_ by the Som . , : __ $200. 1702 Alma. OR_ 3- a $1 Peacem Lincoln 61100 0 
eae ease pawnua| "dances Pet SHOP geod, ive fiwaple trailers as low as OPEN TILL 10 P.M. (@ MORE TO CHOOSE FROM) | 55:5 CHRYSLER CLUB COUPE. $10) A GOOD FLAC TO BEY. | (90 Nas Hunter's special eye Olive 2831 . _ ts. 464 . ; ition , 
ster “koravtie Seal" "eien"™* | PURENED WACKER “HOUND | TRAILER EXCHANGE | opr or stare pu mes wag | RIEMENSCHNEIDER _S'"icodwartbirmsgham: | ged 'aarume payments, #8 |ACORSON'S HUDSON | Sitepoe Stars "7S 
XMAS TOOLS ~ 4 mos. Both sex. Need room. | 30 8, Telegraph ~~ opt paid. LOCky | Dodge: Plymouth Dealer | is3 CHRYSLER NEW YOR YORKER 3 2| isp MENCURY @ DE RADIO AND CORNER OF PIKE AND CASS_ | 5..” srupeBAKER HARDTOP. 
a0 ea, 1300 Granger RG. Oxlord. | 34 Fr. ATLAS HOURETRAILER. _ind 8) Saginaw St. PE ¢1006. 232 ¢. Saginaw FE2-9131) Carkner  Studebater. Mi’ e410, | heater.  Mercomatic. _ Carkner i833 PACKARD PATRICIAN 4 DR. and heater, overdrive. 
FREE PLANS for TOYS | St oce gee. Obie SIN “THE HIGH DOLLAR Arm. _Sedevener. Mi ¢26i8 Burm. | Tene aedebaker. Min ease. | Seunet Sudeteker ME CMEC 
CHURCH'S INC. Mies. sat? BOKER POP: ; Por high grede used care. We — HOLIDAY SPECIAL iss DESOTO. « DOOR 6 POWER “33 | MERCURY ‘MONTEREY HARD-  Birm ‘wi cvs 3 DR EAR THs 
107 Squirrel FE_ 2.0233 Tal er ed them. Drive the extra miles | 53 Chevrolet Delray steering, R and H. Loaded. Low | top ees -— ehie Bre 4 PLYMOUTH CORAL AND | eg — ‘or fail clearance Do It  Vcaaait 61 Dogs ’ Trained, Boarded 70 wal pay vou weil. 4540 Dixle | Overdrive $1405 mileage. FE 8-0217 eas | tudebeker Ml $418 Dirm. | black ¢ dt sedan_ Pine condition = ener do down, 
= ~ | BOARDING, Pa TEINO AND CLIP- 7 VANWELT "$5 Chevrolet Club Sport b ‘adio ek li . Bie cooatien | | for fall clearance, only yiouay as ue o COUPE | NORTH. CHEN “ih 
USE OUR TOOLS. DO YOUR OWN | _ ping. 14 N. Perry. PE 26113._ E XC ang e “HJ. —— nhl 5EmaR pupet se sedan {10a | —Ressonable. F ie _ NORTH CHEVROLET PUOMOUEE etter ‘Wants best Lincoln ¢-1100 
iste soe pe wer. exech, ond BOGS.” CATS” BOARDED, OOS 7 $50 FOR JUNK & CHEAP | ‘$2 Nash Statesman Sedan. $ 505 | ‘31 DODGE CONV. 405. YOu | _ _Lincoin 5-100 = ae dock soll sewer. crock “4 trained. Durrébel. 315 8. Tele) ANDERSON and GREAT LAKES. | UC 70 ‘33 Fora 2 door Rt sl rednatene o— poe ee een . America’ s full ir 
Sain en = on to 6:30 Hay, Grain & Feed 71 Foret gaara = best ~ a4 chevy oe Powerguce bord Noein Chevno et | at cer rcometderes ot. (ende. EM aE YOU NEED POPPI DBL LP LAPP LP PLA AE rang 7 Ses 
MY ERY YR ad ALFA AND ALL KINDS HAY Bi HOME. New: trailers as tie BILL SPENCE © Dodge 2 door 235 ___Lincoin §-1100 <i haa BEITRALAW MARDTOS. 
and 5 Open. Sun. | “Straws MA 5-066, | Devas te down = 2 USED C {URON ‘$2 DODGE 2 DR.. S444: WAS 9699: was 4603: now only Has -. eae oS CoS — to pay at & per | 62_ Oak! ave. FE +7333 | MOTOR SALES seduces i clearance oem EVRO C R| S MA 
: a me oe “"PARTS—STORE See M&M Motor Sales | 5) w_ suren re a vogward. et 1) Atle woegyerg a tte H 
$3 paper steame rs-Wwaxers & ao, _— ween oui be ate rom m Tel-fluron Nwater 2627 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1603 STOP! LOOK! 
; Sy Me ge = ili pe peer © sé. Parts-Se a Th, thy? to 6 thru Wrp. NE CA SCRAP | For sale by owner: Late 1951 super, | an or 
: Ave rd second p- Hang sarees wil Pereiler Bales Sunday Pa sires, Past servic Call FE +3868 ¢ doce Buick sedan. All wm pertect 2 A R S? W 
- deliver. OA 8-2170 O TD. AND JUNKED ape. a : e < , i H Y | 
¢ Equipment GIA | dare, AxD CORN. OU $0008 XFORD | signer ccna || u >. | ANeworUsed Car or Truck if . A SHARP * . CAMERAS & FOUIPMENT ’ “BONG wood. All lete punct W 
a a aes ie Liesteck 72, [rCiler Sales’ | “Boxcu¥ ike 2 ase Eee * | . ATLOW BANK RATES pies.” Classification number 24A. For Sale | Reece ~ | ned the new 1086 General, stew- | For Sale Used | Trucks 90 dee PE 34316 Eve, #1618 __ | 
POLAROID CAMERA, LIKE NEW. aemiad aise cn vaso | art, Skyline, siete tank ost ae wo With One of THESE PRICES S 
‘ CAMERA. §.| {07 property or automobile. | fo ahce rates. Ouly ‘te d2¥D, These | You Can't Afford to... ee 
PE 41138 Feree E Fem Bene |e ments fo oar uarante Easy O Pass Up the Bargai : wson, - . Tree . . Vasy Owners ass Up the Bargains 
dale Musical Goods 62/7 GRAIN FED HEIFERS NICE — pver see a trailer 12 ft. high? 1951 Ford F6 14 ft. plat Share Uaed Care I aro urner or 
i ~ | oe aes freee ae Sane a FC. form body, 2 speed axle. as aahins Gad basdaas 1947 Buick ! 
See eee tse vices ts] 1OUSED TRAILERS | WILSON GMC| GLENN'S eee UY “tie BASS. A . 010 North Wiliams Lake} 10 USED TRAILERS 1949 Pontiac A ] B S . , 7 4 - 
| Seste *OE- 7. OLD HOLSTEIN HEIFER TO PICK FROM Oakland at Cass MOTOR SALES 1947 Old LI & Reo ae aS 3 Sinfora -MUtual 45742. 5 $195-$595 FE 2.9203 FE 4-453] | 254 5. Saginaw st. FE ¢737 1948 Ford 3 foci 34 4 
: , on , 8 yy Y NOW i | ( ‘K 5 x ’52 For Psa vn GOO 
. Seoment apt FE ts. | Poksoatic, Plone Fenton, Maia BUYNOW red 3% ton Encelont tres, | °4, CHEV. Ph ge ae al as 1952 Stude. B | 53 Chev. Conv... . .$799 
ar ERAN ONLY 9) OO oe ro worx| * ue ah Wid solar trede sev geed wocd PORTE CHEVROLET Just Good Credit ; ’$4 Plymouth 2 dr. $799 53 Mere. Hardtop $999 
OR _3-2885 ‘riding horse. Call AGA 3008 after Oxford T aes fine Phone Pee coon. or . bine and Drive Home $795 $5 Ford Crown $4 Chev. 2 dr..... $044 
: : : : Michigen gas | i092 CHEVIE a, TON PICKUP. ‘ tit 5 | 3 eS and a¢cessories 15. aan . Victoria ..... § ) os - 
iH set. Used. For Sale Cheap. | Mile xoath of Lake, Orion on Ma! ae Chevrolet “Bright Spot". 1953 Pontiac 2 door to . 52 Dodge Cpe... °.$399 040 James-K. Nig a __ Wanted Livestock 73 | | ie e205 an 55 D | $795 55 Dodge gta! : ) ; 299 
4 Dranich t Bach, big discount, STOP—LOOK | - 22% bien, OF so jong | i908 pire 4 TON PLAT- | 19 emos | Jerome Olds-Cadillac byte . Hardtop ..... =} 700 31 Plymouth 2 dr, $296 
+? $395 up. Row! Products Co. OL SLUT MH LAN a me = _form_and_stake truck. FPE_2-3503./ + Olficals G Cass at Orchard Lake | .1953 Buick Road. Riviera . . 
; ee. OL 60571, Wnated to buy: Horses and young | “49 NEW MOON. 27 FT. SEMI _, | Floor Cars—Officials Cars a - . 32 Merc. 2 dr.....$644 
cattle. H. P. Sutton. Phone MY/| modern. OR 376 For Sale Cars be FE 8-0488 $1895 33 Ford Hardtop $099 : 
: a ti pee aise | Low OVERHEAD LOCATION | $3 DODGE 4 DR. RADIO AND ! P 33 Ferd 4 dr SGD9 
“ Senco a0 Best of cate. N er BUICK SUPER . poor. oa e heater. With good credit you can 1954 Olds S. 88 4 door "52 Chev. 2 dr..... $544 ae , ae 
1031 ; ian “BUICK SPECIAL 2DR. $i0 SAVE UP TO buy this ne money down, $45 a ; ‘st Buck 4 dr $344 
Is he j avltied Se cheno Soaks. down and assume permeate 465 "LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES $945 . 55 Ford 2 dr.....$1199 . m3 OTE 
ni F «=: Sale »_Poultry — The 32. with @ low low down of GLEAN 9e BUICK, SPECIAL. No Pinapeing Proven FORD. onenton URY 1954 Chevrolet 2 door’ °55 Chev. 210 2 dr. $1399 '52 Plymouth 2 dr. $499 M $5 : 2 dr. $I. 7 128 LEGHORN MENS. LAYING. H. $250, FE 5: ASKINS — $ (A F |A_8-2380. H 2 . 52 Ford R, n.. $799 
PLAT TOP DESKS. Wit ROCK PULLETS. $1.10 $451.85 1195 . ‘32 Pontiac Dix. si bore * ‘ = v7 
* ty chairs, $15 one ciate. wach, 1 PE_ 4-099 a Delivered and set up. 100 “CHEVROLET _Matthews. ; 1954 Pontiac 2 door 2 dr. vce eeee S4 i4 3] Ford Conv.. ve .$299 
‘ ; 31-42-and 47-1.and 2 bed- USED CARS PRICED. a 7 } . a ee ee Bi Sale Fore Produce 75 rom ‘model now on Gisplny OVER WeDLESALE Oakland County's Fastest 795 . 34.Ford 2 dr......$944  °53 Chev. 2dr ($699 
5 equipment, Everythin: —V—_—_—ry’ Aa » ' : c ss aech 
sf Free @ ne 357 | 50 BY. OF TURNIPS S35 A BU. | used trailers’ which ran te ee ae Yh ris tM. 15 | 1955 CHEVROLET 1953 Pontiac 4 door $3 Chrysler Sor = SS 3 a. A KS FE §-2607, chased — tow lo KELLER | 6751 Dixie wy. at | Convertibie 8 Fowerglide, radio, 1795 2) Chrys: —_ 35 Ford Conv. 
ch Ar e = ~ APPLES STOP IN NOW K H MAple 5-5071 | Binet finan With ‘beige top.” tn SED Ra ee otonk ee "St Ford 2 dr 
aoe : ( Open Nights ’til 9 _ terior is red and ivory. 1984-Buick R. Hardtop rea St bord 2 dr. 
by le Store uipmen t 64 in Blackmore ‘ | ; pee a é 5 = PUIC Ne ike I 5] Chev. Z di SA cid 6 $299 aie ' j 
ae a Farms, 1900 ‘Sitverbet, Ba. one HUTCHINSON CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 6 cueyt. & 6K posns 2 195 $895 jo 54°Olds Supet 88 | 
¥ SPS, 000m Commrrion. | _ mie _cast_oft_Ademe Be. MOBILE RE oe Deere 3 CHEV CONV. $108: POWER 1954 FORD } ‘54 Ford R. Wgn. $1299 2dr. .../.....$1499 
Gro XTURES, CORN, Tse BU. Mile Rd. and Woodward glide, power steering. | radio, heat-| “ Customiine 8 4 dr Ford-o-Matic, | 1953 Buick Spe: 4 door » é ~ f , $2, Pies inventory. 100 E. Phone MA 5-4791. HOMES ‘Opposite. the BIGBOY) Bronze color. All Ie leather interior. adie, heater and white walls. $795 _ ’33 Plymouth 2 dr. $699) "50. Chev. Gonv. ...$199 d 2-0680 days. ‘i \ a nieh . i = _ 
Lenses” eats FARM FRESH } MILK New Beat miles—clean 98 ‘new. : 1°51 Nash St. Wgn. $399 'S3 Buick/ Riviera $1099 ‘ cont Seste Bes: » Woodward at 13 Mile 245 1953 Chevrolet 4 door 5 : , : 4 « s 65 HOMOGENIZED — mm % Drayton Plains, OR 31202 Cr i t Traces 6-100 AAS } / 
: jurized, —— A af ae / 
» _ANDERSON’S eased "in our own zee 8_Dert Hey. Pit ed 1953 CHEVROLET $ ‘ ¢ Mate of Mictigns: Bel Air 2 dr. Radio and heater. : ; Has Done It Again arog a eo peiry, an - 1 ee pe oo Plan l eine tad tvery fmush One| 1951 Buick 4 door The Following Can e Bought 
» Look at These Special | Siva, Hazel, Birminghsm. __ owner to ae ae ey $695 With - - ; Gift Values for HUBBARD SQUASH BLUE OR | ide ALL-STATE / TRAILER 23 FT. we a WIEN FRYING. Wreee $995 / 4 green. 2 cen ® pound. All sizes. ery ge re of nol ag SHORT ercur S 5 a : 
the Skater Seo Giddanas Ra. FI FE_§-6660. $686. Om 390783100 DB Dixie HWY | SueptOvMENt RO” vey aoe 1953 Ford 2 door : / 
Potatoes, Delicious Apples | GENERAL ee eee eee te aT TD SELECTION 1953 PONTIAC / 
t Baldwin to Ciarkston-| 1956 — ae er Genseee, Sales. pt “a A OBILES | NEW CARS SHOW ROOM CARS| 8% 2 dr Radio heater Hyvdra- $695 } oxeseae a So. Left fret form. moderate price . : Frat fou. CAN BUY FOR|FLOOR CARS STORAGE CARS| matic with black and ivory fin- / J 
Se cerere emia as 3 RIGHARDSON LIKE | VERY ‘LE DOWN _ AND | NO MTLEOW MILES | tsb. Priced we. seit today. 1952 Pontiac 4 door / 
Sale Farm Equipment 76) new. Very clean. fully, eamppes WEEKLY PAYMENTS OF AS SOME MILES $609. $375 "$2 Pontiac 2/dr. 
A A BUYS | get Baer Ze Sa | No Co-Signers! MAS LOW As 1952 CHEVROLET ; / A A A BUYS 4 PONTIAC CHIEF. 30 FT. EX: (0 Co-Signers and_gray.| 1951 Chevrolet Coupe 52 Chevrolét Clb. Cpe. Economy —wheel ho nd Pan-| cellent condition, $2,000 cash. . ; $2 078.7] pS eater” an sass nee & / 
ments — snow plows, ‘ro Giless | al: Immediate Delivery ! ‘ ene cuner'car $375 ’52 Plymouth 2 dr. snow blowers. Power lawn Auto Accessories - DRIVE HOME PRICE INCLUDES | I C ; mowers, We give Holdens Deal Direct! . TAX, PLATES, HEATER, SIGNALS 1951 Mercury Coupe , on 
see Lee, the Trac tor Man | 4U70, PARTS AND ACCESS NEW. ; AND EQUIPMENT. | 1953 HENRY J oo sl Buick 4dr. 
os : PE 30830 | Fou need, when you eed ed them, No Finance Co.! YOUR PREESNT CAR oon ‘ide end out. T's, guaranteed-for “52 Dodge Cpe. hn tn remember: . OR AS LOW AS $287 DOWN $495 x 
AN OUNCING 1956 HOLLERBECK’S AUTO PARTS,| Buy Here—Pay Here : g 
fem Gouin Suv # mosein price w, | Oe, on bun, 340 Baldwin Ave. FE ; up To "Se MONTHS TO PAY 1951 OLDS 1955 Buick 2 door pe. H ] d oe F d 
Jat na ga =| Se 8 bea “UREN Se Zz ALL COME . : Pe? ever ar *“ oeeiee. | 2 i. $1795 | aro urner, OF 
j ute Glass Service i nak : ee’s Sales Sand Service NATIONAL Bob F rost Summer comfort heater 1955 Ford C tibl When need itt Have tried atic. are. Bice coe. 55 Ford Convertible 021 Mt. Clemens. FE 3-9830 our Ser area ied while MOTOR SALES | SS s 2 es “2 BI  L pes 
: 4 pcs aed 17) 8 SAGINAW C $79 
YOUR LIFE'S MADE] Bsus seassetter eth wee | INC. Midwest. §-7500 Liberty 9-4000 -_ ee So * HINA Continental . JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-4001 | °- EASIER through Classt- LD. FOR CAS . : 464 S. W d. Bi } : 
Fae dees SE on ‘Yr sell things|; Lineolt-Mercury | FLargreaves oodward, ictingham fied Ads. To solve every: a ce Dealer 3715 N. Woodward, Royal Oak * 
I kly, dial oS san pana ‘Dial FE| 850S. Woodward Aye. | “Your Seg es Dealer” | 210 Orchard Lake Ave. |] «A phone Call Startea Salesman Your Deo daly problems quickly, dia 288, MIdwest 62200 ~*~ FEZ 
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. Guy 
Madison in Western adventure. 
(9) Circle 9 Theater, Gene Autry 
film. (4) Santa Claus Show. Toy- 
land party. (2) Sonny Eliot Vari- 
ety, quiz. 
6:15—(4) News. Paul Williams. (2)/ 
News. Jac LeGoff. 
6:25—(4) Sports. Bill Flemming (2) | 
TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett. 
Phelps. 
6;30—(7) Gangbusters. Chester 
Morris in mystery. (4) Traffic 
Court. Juvenile with problems 
Judge Kaufman. (2) Patti Page |® 
Show. Music. 
6:45—(2) News. Doug Edwards. 
7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 
Puppet tomedy. (9) Abbott and 
Costello. The boys get jobs in 
garden supply store ‘in “From 
Bed to Worse.” (4) Celebrity 
Playhouse. Ellen Drew, Frank 
Lovejoy in “Day of Trial,” drama 
of how taxi driver and family 
are threatened by gunmen if he 
teatifiee against them in court. 
(2) My Favorite Husband. George 
and Liz take up painting but 
hobby ends when Liz finds out 
what George is painting. Comedy 
with Barry Nelson, Vanessa 
7:15—(7) News. John Daly. 
7:30—(T) Warner Brothers Pre- 
sents. Rare Bibical ‘parchment 
causes double-dealing in’ Casa- 
blanca, starring Charles Mc- 
Graw, Dan Seymour. Scenes 
from “Court Martial of Billy 
Mitchell.” (9) Nite Life Review, 
Tour of Detroit clubs, (4) Dinah 
Shore Show. Songs.* (2) Name 
That Tune. Musical quiz. 
7:45—(4) News Caravan. John 
Cameron Swayze. 
8:00—(9) Theater. Drama to be 
announced, (4) Milton- Berle 
Show, (2), Phil Sjlvers Show. 
Annual bivowae time comes up 
and the 
mayor's campaign for 
Hugh O’Brian stars. (2) Navy 
Log. “Navy Corpsman’ over- comes his fear and wins medal 
for heroism in Korea. 
9:00—(7) Make Room for Daddy. 
Letters from three ex-sweet- 
hearts get Danny into trouble in 
“Danny's Old Girl Friends” 
starring Danny Thomas, Jean 
Hagen. (9) Guy Lombardo. Mu- 
sical review. (4) Jane Wyman’s 
Fireside Theater. Ruth’ Hussey 
plays neglected wife who has an 
affair with another woman's 
husband during sea voyage in 
“Women at Sea,” (2) Meet 
Millie. Comedy stars Elena Ver-|! 
dugo,. Florence Halep. 
Franklin has/ problems in diplo- 
rage and young love in “Crisis| . 
in Paris” starring Howard St. 
John. (9) Pick the Stars. New 
Canadian talent featured in vari- 
ety review. (4) Circle Theater. 
State senator quits his job to fight 
for Aife of New England town 
threatened if industry moves out 
in “The Town That Refused to 
Die" starring Darren McGavin, 
/ Paul Tripp. (2) C-Red Skelton. 
Private Eye Red tracks ‘Phan- 
tom of the Ballet,” otherwise 
known as Peter Lorre. 
16:00—~(7) Story Studio. Stephen 
MeNally in “Change of Heart.” 
(9) The Unexpected. Paula Ray- 
mond in “High Adventure,” 
drama of woman and her son 
trapped in mountain lodge with 
murderer. (2) The $64,000 Ques- 
tion. Super quiz with Hal March, 
host. 
10:30—(7) Foreign Intrigue. Jerome 
Thor in “The Border Zone." (9) 
57. “Girl in a Bathing Suit’ is 
kkidnaped by couple who need 
2 Se Sat eae. 
(2) Highway Patrol. Broaderick 
Crawford in mystery adventure. 
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety with 
Soupy Sales.(9) National News. 
(4) News. Paul Williams. (2) 
News. Jac LeGoff. ; 
11:15—(7) Three Bar Ranch. Whip 
Wilson in “Outlaws of Texas.” 
11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
  
    
  
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        Raymond Walburn in ‘Father 
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/11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety with 
Steve Allen. Ronnie Graham, 
comedian; Claude de Lys, author, 
Ruests. 
| 9: 565—(4) Faye Elizabeth, 
pany Ding oe School. (2) 
Garry Moore Show. 9:30—(7) Cavalcade Theater. Ben) 19/687) News. : 
¥4:00—(4) Home. (7) Story Studio. 
‘11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 
11:55—(7) News Ace, 
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—-(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten-|™' 
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12:15—(2) Love of Life. 
12:25—-(9) Prayer, Sign On. 
12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. 
(4) Feather Your Nest. (7) 
Beulah. (9) Take a Look. 
2:45—(2) Guiding Light, (9) Folk 
Songs. 
1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Color- 
land. (7) Charm Kitchen. (9) 
Myrtle Labbitt Show. 
1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce. 
1:30—(2) Amy Vanderbilt. (4) Jean 
McBride. (9) Noms. Shoppers 
Show, 
1:35—(2) Ladies Day. 
1:55—(2) Girl Talk. (4) Fran Har- 
ris. 
2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. (4) 
Hour of Shows. (7) Stars on 
Seven, 
2:30—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. 
3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) NBC 
Matinee Theater. (7) Heartthrob 
Theater. 
3:40—(2) Bob Crosby Show. 
3:55—-(9) News.    
     
Hit by Actress |. Characier Star Slated . 
to Appear Tomorrow 
on Fox . Hour 
i / wy 40AN HANAVER , 
NEW YORK. (INS) — Thelma 
ets| Ritter believes the theater is in 
Schoo! # 88d state—“You can have your 
isipick these days of what you want 
“I suppose it’s a cycle. In a 
couple of years I expect to see 
‘The Five Little Peppers and How 
They Grew.’ And I'll love it."’ 
Miss Ritter, who has been in the 
~ lentertainment business since she 
was 8, has a question to ask Holly- 
wood: 
“Why do they bother building 
personalities when there's so much 
real potential talent around? You 
take Craig Hill, the boy who has 
the love scenes in ‘Christopher 
Bean.’ He's nice looking, Not the 
Rocky type, of course, and today 
everybody’s busy being Marlon 
Brande. * * «@ 
“But working with him—and the 
others like Gene Lockhart, Phil 
Ober, Les Tremayne, Mildred Nat- 
wick — it’s like sudderily finding! 
yourself in a table tennis game 
with an expert.” 
SCARED TO DEATH 
The good-humored actress said 
| that her first television role—as 
the Statue of Liberty, no less— 
“scared me to death, I stopped 
being nervous after I talked to 
Helen Hayes, who was in the cast. 
I ended up telling her ‘Helen, 
you'll be all. right.’ ‘ 
“There I was opening the show 
as the Statue of Liberty—it was the 
  +/4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date 
With Life. (7) Captain Flint. (9) | 4. 
Justice Colt. 
i: — Secret Storm, (4) First! 
4: ae Rickey the Clown. 
4:30—(2) On Your Account. 
World of Mr. Sweeney. (7) Auntie 
Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 
5:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Mickey 
Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody 
Church Council Sees 
Multimillion Budget 
    Indians,” racial relations -in the 
United States, and the future 
course of the churches’ world dis- 
  U.S. oo 
  (4)| — to the President’ show—j‘ 
h the President of the United 
States in the audience and on a 
‘national hookup:"'-' 
Miss Ritter and her advertis- 
ing agency husband live in New 
York with their two children, 18- 
year-old Anthony and Monica, 
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‘Ohio State Man’ Democritus Sniffed Bread   
XANTHI, Greece i» — Greek! 
Philosopher Democritus, who fa- 
thered ‘the atomic theory nearly 
2,500 years ago, is fo have a com- 
memorative monument ‘rected in| 
his home town, Abdera. 
Atomic scientists from all over 
the world will be invited to attend 
the unveiling next year. The Uni- 
‘versity of Salonika is sponsoring 
the project. 
U.S. to Exhibit Ike's 
Aerial Survey Plan UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. .(INS) 
— The United States announced 
today it. is sponsoring a popular 
exhibit describing President Eisen- 
hower’s plan for aerial surveys. i 
The exhibit entitled ‘Mutual In-| 
spection for Peace’’ will be held at 
the Cartiegie Endowment Building, 
adjoining U.N. headquarters. It is 
scheduled to open Dec. 3. 
The exhibit will feature aerial 
photographs, charts, maps and 
models. 
U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot 
Lodge said they will be used to 
‘show what aerial photo reconnais- 
sance can do in helping to provide 
against the dangeT¥ of great sur-   
Ed Sullivan Calls 
Pride of Spartans 
EAST LANSING (INS) — Tele- 
in 
introducing Michigan State's All- 
American quarterback Earl Mor- 
rall on his show as “that Ohio 
State man—the Buckeye.” 
Sullivan finally introduced Mor- 
    the famous 
emcee paredueed State's All-Amer- 
ican end Don Dahoney and had the 
orchestra play the University of 
Michigan fight song. A week later 
he had the musicians play State's 
$ fight song but announced: | 
“This is in honor of the Univer. 
‘sity of Michigan.” | 
Students at MSU are drafting a) 
telegram which they will send to} 
wrong-way Sullivan.” 
Doctors Separate Twins 
of 100,000-to-1 Birth 
LONDON (INS)—British doctors | 
have reported the successful sep- 
.jaration of twin boys who were 
born joined at‘ the chin. 
The announcement. yesterday |f) 
said the chances of such a birth | 
were 100,000 to 1. 
‘The. so-called “locked 
were born to a London richer, 
Mrs. Ann Showell, 22, on Nov. 19. 
        They were separated almost im- 
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‘his sister. The news greatly upset 
twins” Recent excavations brought to 
light the vestiges of Abdera, 15 
miles south of the contemporary 
town of Xanthi, in western Thrace. 
‘TAUGHT BY MAGI . 
Democritus was born there be- 
tween 470 and 460 B. C. Tradition 
has it that he learned theology and 
astrology in his early teens from 
Chalean Magi who came to 
Thrace in the wake of Persian 
King Xerxes’ invading armies. 
Later he traveled extensively. 
By the time he came back home, 
he had become one of the most 
erudite men of his generation. 
He died at the age of 109. 
Tt is said that he felt the hour 
of his death approaching and told 
the old lady, because she figured 
‘his death would prevent her from 
lattending thé Feast of the 
Thesmophores, due to be cele- 
brated that same day. So Demo- 
critus obligingly postponed his 
death three days. 
He managed it, legend says, by 
applying freshly. baked bread 
loaves over his nose and inhaling 
their hot fumes. | 
Democritus was the first philoso- 
pher to uphold the theory that 
“all matter is made up of atoms.” 
Tower at Gettysburg 
Closed to Sightseers 
GETTYSBURG, Pa. (INS)—The 
  \Pup Swallows 
20-Inch Stick, - | i 
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Lives to Bark 
PHOENIX, Ariz. @ — on 
about it, but no one will ever Pe 
lieve him. 
‘The frisky boxer puppy swal-| 
lowed part of a toy rake handle| 
while playing a week ago. It was 
20 inches long—that’s right, 20. 
Dr. Louis Becker, the veterinari- 
an, removed the stitches from 
Shawn's neck yesterday. He de- 
scribed the operation: 
Five inches of it. Ten inches. of it. 
1 couldn't believe it. I can hardly 
believe it now. Golf balls, marbles, 
fishhooks I've taken from the) 
stomachs of dogs . 
“But never a stick 20 inches. 
ilong!"’ 
  UM Prof Foresees 
‘Best’ Business Year ° 4 $ . 
CHICAGO (INS) — A University 
of Michigan business expert feels 
1956 will be the best year yet for 
American business. 
Prof. J, Philip Wernette told a 
in Chicago that eight of 12 key 
business barometers are favorable 
and two neutral. 
The only two unfavorable, he patil. bi 2 
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Wins Science Award — DETROIT ® — Robert Lamar 
,Pigford, chairman of the Univer- 
sity of Delaware's Department of 
Chemical Engineering, was an- 
nounced today as 1955 winner of 
the Professional Progress Award 
of the American Institute of Chem- 
ical Engineers. 
* * * 
Selection of Dr. Pigford was an- 
nounced by Prof. B. F, Dodge, in- 
Stitute president and head of. the 
Yale University Department of 
ry Engineering. It carries 
‘a $1, Stipend and will be pre- 
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11955 convention, : 
| Only men under 45 are eligible 
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described as ‘‘an inspiring teacher 
and investigator; a true servant 
of his profession.” ° * * * 
Dr. Pigford is a native of Meri- 
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Mississippi State College. He re- 
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the University of Illinois in 1940 
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1942. 
He Whistles Up Help 
Just as He Planned 
BOSTON @® — For many years 
Samuel Lipson, 67, has kept a po- 
lice whistle handy at his Eastern 
Labor Agency on Scollay Square 
in ease a holdup man ever ap- 
proached him. 
It worked, The man fled and a 
nearby traffic officer came on the 
run, just missing the man. 
Shoplifting in Caddy? 
PHOENIX, Ariz. @®—A 52-year- ‘ 
    knives from a store in one of the 
fancier shopping centers in Phoe- 
nix. After a hurried conference, 
she agreed to pay $70.28 for the 
goods, and police let her go. She 
‘ |drove away in a 1956 Cadillac. 
  Calvin Philosopher Dies 
GRAND RAPIDS # — Cecil 
Blodgett 
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Whitinsville, Mass., was a grad- 
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  i GOP National Chairman Leonard 
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an atmosphere of unity and 
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‘DONE SO MUCH’ 
“No otker administration has) 
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