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113th YEAR xxx PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 —92 PAGES. ABSOCIATED PRESS 
INTERNATIONAL NEWS BERVICE . UNITED PRESS PHOTOS Te .   
The Coming ~ the King 
IV—Called the Child Jesus . By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE 
The innkeeper who had told Joseph-and Mary that 
there was no room in his inn watched Joseph turn away 
and sadly lead off the donkey on which Mary was riding. 
As they turned 
away, he noticed 
that Mary was soon 
to have a baby. 
He was a tender- 
hearted man and a 
kind one. It had 
made him unhappy 
to turn them away. 
He stood and 
thought for a mo- 
ment. Then he 
called after them 
‘to say that he was 
ashamed to offer it,   
   
   
     
— 
Wragg “° ape oe 
Uleyyptiy, Vw ihe 0G? 
    
        
    but, if they could 1F 
find no place else, ia I 
there was a place 0-0]: in the stable, ab — >)           among the ani- wv >, — 7? Shar 
mals, where they ae <a = QE b} 
ee iota sae could sleep. -- 9 ~ 
too tired to go farther and Joseph gratefully accepted 
the offer. And so they led their donkey into the stable 
and there they made up beds for themselves with the 
Straw and the hay that was there for the cattle. 
It was during that night and in a corner of that, 
Stable that Mary’s baby was born. They wrapped Him 
in swaddling clothes, in which all infants were pro- 
tected in those days, and, because there was no other 
place to put Him down, they laid Him in a manger. | 
The kindly dumb animals came and peered at the 
babe who had been born so humbly gmongst them. 
We don't know what they said to each éther or, indeed, 
if they said anything at all. 
And then Joseph remembered that, months before, 
he had had a strange dream. An angel had appeared 
to him in his sleep and had told him that Mary would 
have a son. The angel told him then to name that son Parents, Uncle of Girl;, mainty around the use to be 
Jesus. . 
So, now, he picked up the baby and placed Him in: 
His mother’s arms. “We will call the child Jesus,” he 
said. - + 
(Copyright 1955, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 
Tomorrow: Tidings of Great Joy. 
Gaitske ll Takes Election; 
Heads: British Labor Party FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES   
     
LONDON — Forty-nine-year-old Hugh Gaitskell's | 
may have signaled the beginning of another 20-year 
reign in the post. 
The party's members of 
Right Wing leader late yesterday by a margin of 87 
votes over his nearest com- | 
petitor, Left Wing Leader 
Aneurin Bevan. 
The mitd-mannered pro- 
American Gaitskell succeeds 
Clement Attlee, who held 
the leadership from 1935 
until his resignation and 
elevation to the peerage as 
Earl Attlee last week. 
British politicians said today 
that unless there was a complete 
change in mood among the La- 
borite M.P.s, the new leader's 
position would remain unchal- 
lenged for many years to come, 
    
  
Plan Rewards 
for Top Soldier 
at Missile Base Ask Pvj. Bill Pritchett, member   
‘located at Auburn Heights, and a the Nike guided missile battery: \ 1,500 Children he'll tell you that it pays to be 
a good soldier. 
Pritchett, nyember of Battery D 
of the 516th AAA Missile Battalion, 
the battalion. 
Considered the most improved 
, Soldier by his battery commander, 
-|Capt. Harold E. Strong, Pritchett's 
rewards begin tomorrow night. 
He will attend the Fire Fighters 
Benefit Ball, courtesy of the Pon- 
tiac USO, and be accompanied by 
junior hostess Judy Steinhelper. 
| His platoon leader, 2nd Lt. Herbert 
'P. Gray and his date, hostess Sue 
|Houghton, will also be included in 
‘the party. 
The foursome will drive in style 
|to the dance im a new car supplied 
iby the Pontiac Retail Store.       
  has just been voted the ‘Soldier! 
{of the Month’’ by the officers of Solons Provide 
Space to House. 
  | 
, Settle Row Over Beds 
| for Retarded; Will Use 
| Farmington Hospital 
LANSING (#—Michigan's 
‘40-day legislative row over 
jemergency care for mental- 
ly retarded children ended 
| peacefully last night in 
what Gov. Williams called 
a“respectable compromise.” 
After fighting bitterly 
\Since Nov. 4, the House and 
‘Senate slammed the settle-| 
jment through unanimously 
in a short night session. Russi Relents, 
Withdraws Veto 
on All but Japan Italy, Austria, Ireland 
and Spain Are Among 
    
Youthful Slayer ‘The Legislature then ad- 
|journed until Jan. 11. 
| As a result, Michigan has 1,500! - 
additional beds for the 1,250 chil- 
dren who have been waiting weeks, 
|months and years for admittance | 
to state mental institutions. 
The Posse Hunting.       
  Spurned Teenager Kills compromise resolved |   Flees in Pennsylvania 
VANDERGRIFT, Pa. «#—Police 
| searched rugged countryside near 
jhere today for a 17-year-old crazed 
thigh school junior who shot and 
killed the parents and uncle of the 
je who spurned him. 
Slain in their farm home last 
inight 30 miles northeast of. Pitts- 
. jburgh were J. Warren Smail, 44, a‘ the only means of providing sever- 
|gas well driller; his wife, Irene, 
(36: and William A. Smail, 49, 
brother of J. Warren Smail. 
The girl whe police say was 
the cenier of the tragedy was | 
shot and seriously wounded. She 
is 13-year-old Gladys Smail. 
‘ficers from all sections of western 
| Pennsylvania searched for him. 
|They were warned he may be 
Parliament ‘selected the hard to capture—that he's carry- hospitals and 350 in new buildings’! 
ing the .22 caliber automatic rifle/soon to come into use at the Mount | 
with which he cut down members| 
of the Smail family. 
_ A night long search through a 
heavily wooded area rapidly 
covered by snow failed to turn up| 
“any trace’ of Fallone, police said_| 
More officers were added to the 
detail at daybreak. 
Gladys didn't lose consciousness, 
in her ambulance ride to the hos- 
pital. Sobbing, she said: | 
*“T went to a dance with him, 
(Fallone) about a year ago. He 
got serious and wouldn't let me 
talk to other boys. He wanted me 
for himself. My parents finally for- 
bade me to see him. Then he 
threatened us, said ‘I'll get all of 
you some day.’” made of the Farmington Chil- 
dren's Hospital, a private insti- 
tution, r 
| The Senate had steadfastly re- 
|fused to buy or lease it on the 
grounds it would interfere with a| 
long-range solution of the problem. 
A coalition of House Democrats 
land “Young Turk" Republicans 
jhad demanded it be bought or 
leased because they said it was   
    a} hundred “immediate beds." ae 
The 10 he the state (anes ic 
put 116 te children in the ; z | hospital of a . asin, the Crockett wats and space héimets 
state providing the staffand the 
beds and the hospital the food | 
and utilities, ———— 
Pofice named John Fallone as) The package deal also includes) : 
election to the leadership of the British Labor Party)the slayer. Nearly a score of of- leasing of the empty Fi. Custer! 
‘Station Hospital to house 800 chil- 
|dren, placing another 100 in board-| 
ing homes, another 100 in contract | 
Pleasant and Coldwater Siate| 
Home and Training Schools. 
Also provided is $100.000 to plan! 
a 2.300-bed hospital in southeastern | 
Michigan. 
Sen. Elmer R. Porter (R-Bliss- 
field), the man credited by both 
parties with initiating the compro-| 
mise, said that the eme “y cevees . 
oar ae atiatase ae MOSCOW W— The Sovict Union 
ized by the Legislature will provide @unched a new attack on US. 
5,803 new beds by July 1, 1939. /'T@de policies today and said the : el ae |United States has created large 
\obstacles to international trade. 
| A special Tass statement re- 
Oa! ays ‘leased by the Foreign Ministry ac- 
cused the United States of creating 
barriers to the development of in- 
ternational trade and thus hinder-| U.S. Trade Acts Russians Say America 
  in International Field 
  GEL — Putting aside Davy 
York youngsters rehearse their 
Christmas carols in costume at the Children's Aid 
Society's Jones Memorial Center. .Mouths open * 
‘Highland County Common Pleas Galtskel! will become Prime 
Minister in the event of a Labor 
Party victory in future national 
elections, 
On the ‘‘morning after.” the 
big question intriguing political ob- 
servers was what the future held 
for he two defeated candidates. 
Attlee’s long-time deputy, leader 
Herbert Morrison, 67, came in a* - 
poor third with only 40 of the 267 
ballots cast. He immediately =| Alea Roads Become Slick 
‘After Cold Snap, Snow Old Man Winter bit hard into Pontiac and the rest 
The 58-year-old Bevan showed Of Southeastern Michigan this morning and coated signed the deputy’s post, and there 
were reports that the bitterly dis- 
appointed Morrison might resigh 
from the party. | 
SURPRISING STRENGTH 
surprising strength in gaining 70 
votes to Gaitskell's 157. The vit- 
riolic Welshman might run for the 
deputy leadership in the  post- 
Christmas balloting.. 
Observers viewed it as a “con- 
siderable achievement” and an in-| 
dication that there was still con- 
siderable support among the La- 
borites for a definite Left-Wing pol- 
icy. , 
The pro-labor mass circulation, 
Daily Mirror hailed the election 
results as a rebirth of the labor 
party, ard said it could “now 
look ahead.” 
The conservative Daily’ Tele- 
graph predicted today that Chan- 
cellor of the Exchequer R. A. But- 
ler will be named deputy prime 
minister next week. The Telegraph 
   — Santa 
counties during. the Christmas 
season, J Darrell Hottle of 
Court said ‘he will not grant any 
djvorces between today and Jan. 3. 
Judge John Case of Fayette Coun- 
ty Common Pléas Court: a 
hn idar decree covering this 
  t i : 
Watch tor the! Exchange Club 
  __|about the Fallone home. His father. A heavy guard was thrown up 
Ernest, 39. a millworker, cried. 
And so did Mrs. Fallone. Looking 
out a window filled with Christmas, 
candles, Mrs. Fallone said over, 
and over: 
“He was always such a good     
extremely dangerous. 
into the path of a truck at 
12 Mile and Farmington 
road. , 
No other injury accidénts 
were reported to either Oak- 
land County Sheriff's De- 
hog or to the Pontiac 
lice. Traffic on Telegraph 
Road this morning was re- 
ported stopped, due ‘to a 
number of large trucks 
jack-knifing across the 
highway. 
And Old Man Winter doesn't 
look as though he promises any 
sign of relief. Weather will re- 
main cloudy, windy and cold with 
occasional snow flurries today, to- 
low of 9 at 9 a. m. ‘and a, bigh 
at trom 16 to 20 is forecast for 
today with low tonight predicted 
to be from 10 to 14 degrees. 
It is not supposed to go higher 
than from 20 to 24 tomorrow. 
  thie War Cry Dec 9, Con- it . * : . 6, To 
, cir id ; 
\ \ The wintry blasts of near     county and city roads with ice that made driving maximum $250. Secretaries, cus- 
‘These hazardous driving conditions cost the life of| 
a 46-year-old Walled Lake mother whose car skidded in these categories, depending on     o——_—_- ----- -—- 
‘ments of winter as one person is) 
reported dead and two others, 
missing and feared dead as a 
blizzard bit into Alberta and sank) 
deep into Saskatchewan. | 
The lowest temperature pre- 
ceeding 8 a. m. was 11. The} 
temperature in downtown Pontiac) 
was 16 at 2 p. m. 
Navy Chief Sees Ships 
A-Powered in 2 Years 
“OKINAWA «—Navy Secretary 
Charles Thomas preditted today 
that naval surface ships will be 
atom powered within two years! 
and atomic carriefs will follow 
shortly after. 
Thomas, on a tour. of U.S. es | 
bases in the Far East, recently 
completed a. one-week submerged] 
cruise aboard the USS Nautilus on 
which she passed her 25.000th mile 
jwithout refueling her atomic re-| 
actor. i 
    Bicomficla Fashion . Shop, 162 §. Tylegraph Ra.’ open this Saturday, Dey iw pm aes 
‘On Dee. 16, 7 U6 0, The Ruchange Clad will man the Balyation Army Revties. 
Give generously. Ap otee   
      4 , LA State Aid Split — 
-Teachers Will Receive. 
a Maximum of $235 
in Distribution | 
‘ jcontacts between the two countries €T of two children, was ing relations between the Soviet 
Union and the West. 
The statement said during in] 
formal talks with Secretary of 
State Dulles in Geneva, Soviet 
Foreign Minister Molotov empha-, 
sized the necessity of expanding 
A formula was agreed on last bY Te-establishing normal trade. 
‘night by the Pontiac Board of Edu- 
cation for distribution of the $160,- 
515 expected in sipplemental state} It said Molotov emphasized the of the Redford Post of the State 
Russian position called for not onty'Police, Mrs. Mary Claghorn, aid for.employe salaries. 
Teachers with no experience will| 
receive $100, with $10 added for| 
each year of experience up to aj 
maximum $230. 
Administrators will receive a 
todians and maintenance em- 
ployes will get $100 with lesser 
amounts for part-time personnel 
  how many hours they work each 
week, 
School guards and cafeteria 
workers will receive a maximum a ra 
The distribution will be made in| dj 
January. 
“This doesn't affect our salary 
schedule,’ said Board Member 
Robert B, Oliver, “It's just ex- 
tra ‘money we got this year and 
it may not be forthcoming next 
year.” 
Board President Louis H. Schim- 
mel said the first payment would 
be processed as soon as. possible 
to reach employes in time to help 
with Christmas expenses, 
Rivera. Called Cured 
MEXICO CITY. ® — Diego 
Rivera’s private secretary says 
the fameq Mexican muralist _ is 
“completely cured of cancer” and 
hopes to return to Mexico from 
Russia about Jan. 20. Teresa Pro- 
enza told a reporter that.a radio- 
    active cobalt treatment ‘had cured : 
him. / ‘ 
¢ Welp Ue Needy:| The Exchange Club 
wii man the Salvation’ Army kettles, Dee WU ttem \ e statement said Dulles made 
no comment on this important pro- 
posal 
occasignal trade deals but the re- 
mova] of all barriers to trade be- scene by Farmington Deputy Cor-; 
tween the two countries. loner Dr. Theodore W. Ling. 
The statement cited the 1937 McFall said that Mrs. Clag- 
trade agreement between the horn’s car skidded into the wrong)   * co Pas 
for the time. be- wide, they try pre 
said to isstie from the throats of angels at Yule- | * " 
tide. They were getting ready for the annual Which was to have resumed voting 
to purchase for $40,000 the 
: at 87 Franklin Blvd. to house its psychologist, visiting;the Tanks of the new member ~ 
Creates Big Obstacles teachers, hearing therapists, nurses and speech correc- 
tionists. 
    Christmas festival at the center. New Members 
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. 
(INS)—Sixteen countries, 
including Italy, Austria, 
Ireland and Spain, were 
formally welcomed and 
seated today alongside 60 
other member states of the 
United Nations General As- 
sembly. : 
The revitalized assembly 
moved into its last two days 
of session in a restive mood, 
visibly strengthened by the 
fact that Russia had bowed 
for the first time to the will 
of the majority in the Se- 
curity Council and waived 
the veto against 12 free 
states. 
The others voted into the world 
organization at yesterday's dra- 
matic sessions of the Security 
Council and Genera] Assembly 
‘were: Ceylon, Nepal, Finland, Lib- 
ya, Portugal, Laos, Cambodia, Jor- 
\dan and Communist Albania, Bul- 
\garia, Hungary and Romania, , 
All were present in the domed       
    United Press Wirephete. 
to imitate the sweet sounds that j 
jon the Philippine-Yugoslav race 
for the Security Council, was given 
over to welcoming speeches ahd 
explanations of votes on the As 
  Soviet Attacks School Board Buys Homeys,.rzs ssn, wile 
for Additional Office Space The Pontiac Board of Education last nighf decided adlock , 
The election to fill a 1956-57 va- 
jeancy on the Security Council will 
‘be held tomorrow, 
| A number of U. N. diplomats 
former O. J. Beaudette home depiored Japan's omission trom 
states, caused by Russia's vetoing 
jof the Japanese candidacy, Hope 
'was expressed that Japan would 
The move is expected to increase the effectiveness ‘#ke its place:in the U, N. at the 
of these related 
Woman Killed 
in Truck Crash Walled Lake Mother, 
Mrs. Mary Claghorn 
Dies at Scene 
A 46-vear-old Walied Lake moth- 
killed this 
{morning when her car apparently 
skidded into the path of a truck 
at 12 Mile and Farmington Road: 
Acéordiffg to Cpl. M. J. McFall 
46, 
was pronounced dead at the —————* one building, said Superin- services by bringing them together in|!%* Assembly session. 
The council will meet late to- 
tendent of Schools Dr. Dana paid eoe peng eee Be i Ss. 
\P. Whitmer. wanubeen ry Ca adge, | Continued 2 : | After remodeling, expect- tice Ge ni Cae 
‘ed to cost less than $2,000, ° ° 
the building will include at Police Quiz Suspect 
least 13 large-size offices. , 
The garage, which includes. in 
    ‘a heated apartment, can 
lawn area will provide 
ample parking space. 
“We could never duplicate these 
facilities in a school or separate 
building as cheaply as we can buy 
\this house,"’ said Board President 
|Louis H. Schimmel. 
The building can be readied 
for occupancy in a short time, 
| he added, . 
| The structure's location and 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) 
Happy Bans ‘Cheer’ 
United States and the Soviet Union lane and was struck by a truck FRANKFORT, Ky. «® — Taking 
and blamed US. abrogation of this|driven by Robert Hoogerhyde of the alcohol out of Christmas was 
agreement for the present poor, 
trade relatigns. 
Allen Park Threatens 
Toll Road Court Suit ' DETROIT Allen Park, in the: 
path of the proposed Rockwood. 
itwo installments—the first in early | to-Saginaw toll road, today threat-| 
ened court action to block the 
project. * ; 
The village attorney, John 
Kruse, said a suit probably will! 
be started against the Michigan 
Turnpike. Authority if Allen Park 
is not furnished detailed plans by) 
Dec. 27 on the routing of the toll 
he may 
an injunction to stop the authority 
selling bonds for the project 
or starting construction. Clawson. 
Hoogerhyde is scheduled to make 
office this morning. one of the first official actions of 
Gov. A. B. Chandler yesterday. 
la statement to Assistant Prosecu- Chandler, inaugurated for his sec- by police While, they were playing 
‘tor Donald A. Brown at the South ond tegn Tuesday, forbade use of poker. Judge Ni 
‘Oakland Prosecutor's Royal Oak alcoholic beverages at Christmas.tended Marshall's 
‘parties in state offices. 1928 Club Slaying 
police say has admitted that he 
|witnessed the 1928 Pontiac slaying 
‘of James ir during a poker 
|game, was he 
jtoday on charges of gambling and 
carrying a concealed weapon, 
Will Marshall, who was arrested 
during a gambling raid five days 
ago, will be held pending the ar- 
jrival of extradition papers from 
|Michigan, according to Judge John 
‘R. McSweeney, . 
Marshall reportedly told Lt. 
dames McMahon of the homicide © 
detail that he was present when 
Blair was killed by a baseball 
bat Dec. 6, 1928, although he 
denie 1 that he was. the slayer. 
He and five others were nabbed 
McSweeney has ex- 
hearing to 
Jan. 4. 
  
Gift Suggestions for Young Shoppers 
Are Mindful of Slim Budgets for Yule 
By JANET ODELL 
Boys and girls, this article is for 
you. As we go through the Pontiac 
stores we look for gifts you can 
buy. We know your pennies will 
stretch only so far. 
One store has a pretty goblet 
(that's a glass with a long stem) 
filled with rose petals. Mother or 
grandmother will like to put the 
flower petals in their dresser 
The Village Council wants tolarawers, then use the goblet for know, said Kruse, what effect the 
toll road will have on homes, 
schools and churches. 
In Today’s Press     
  jelly. 
Mother won't forget what she 
has to buy at the grocery store 
if she has a little metal indicator 
that shows what foods she needs. 
It's small enough to carry in her 
Sauce io eee ha parse. The store in which we 
Food News......Section D-1.15 | 88% the little reminder also had 
Sports .........,.ettion E-1.5 | % Sift mousetrap that serves as s ters .......:,..Section Es | % Paper weight, Dad could use | 
& Radio.......Section E-17 || at 7 hs 
Earl.....4.Section E-8 ‘| If you're looking for an unusual 
Women's Pages «Section CA4 
{os gift for your best girl friend, get 
‘ \ number of plastic pockets 
her favorite people. 
Your smaller brothers and _ sis- 
ters will like the candy cane 
baskets filled with Christmas 
candy.. The basket» themselves 
are made of peppermint stick 
candy. . 
Father will like a pair of nylon 
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          her a “My Chum” book. It has aj 
in| 
iwhich she can put pictures of all) istretch socks. You don't even 
have to know his exact size to buy 
these. You can get them for chil- . 
‘dren also, just as you can get 
stretchy nylons for women. ‘There 
are also stretchy gloves to be 
bought. 
_If Mom entertains 
like td have. a little 
picks. 
spearing of cheese, fruit, 
shrimp or olives for canapes, 
to 
  
  urider-$10,000 -bend— 
    16 Countries Join U.N. Assembly Joy to the World — and How! 
—_ also -be-- utilized and the: *& 67-year-old man; who-Chicago— ——~ 
   
  
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1955 
  
~ Will Bring Vote | 
on Parking Lots | Opponents of $600,000 
City Project to Force 
Referendum 
Sufficient signatures have been, 
obtained and Will be submitted to, 
the city to foree a referendum 
vote on the $600,000. municipal| 
parking program. Sam L. Sto- 
jorow, representative for” anti - 
parking project grouj. said today 
“We .believe the people of Pon 
tac will weleame discussion of the , |The Day in Birmingham . | 
Future Building Viewed 
[Through Issue of Permits’ BIRMINGHAM—Building in Bir-|station drivers’ room, so police are’ 
holding Wegener for investigation, 
of lareeny from a store, The set 
was identified as merchandise ta- 
iken from Alban's party store on 
'N. Hunter, Wegener who claims 
no address, says he keeps his be- 
longings in a bus station locker. 
* * *   
   mingham in future months will 
jinclude a small insurance office 
whose building permit was ap- 
proved this week; a probable office 
|for three doctors, whose permit is 
j being considered now and Siegel's 
| siready-anproved $260,000 store, 
' An insurance office isto be The Community house sign 
built on the southwest corner of, will be ppssible as will other 
‘Purdy and Brown according to a) signs that might be erected by 
_permit issued to Jane and Helen “religious educational “er elee- 
Higgins, United Artists Building,’ mosynary tnstitutions,” accord-   
  
  
  issue and will decide whether OF yeyeal that county goverment was 
not they want 10 spend vast sums oyyanized March 28, 1820 by Gov-’ 
ernor Lewis Cass who established 
Pontiac as “the seat of justice.” ef money for municipal parking 
Stolorow said. 
He said petitioners will con- _ : i . — Application was accepted for aq, ‘iod, while the firm com-| { 
tinne t ure the ; \aay period, wile ROTHERS 
netens an to ee oa of ‘Pontiac Deaths neighboring building in the string) piles information for its dicectery | wvvvwvewveveees. \é 
filing for z referendum vote on North Woodward, many of) Rental was approved this week | —_ : + 
echie dcadlias ls Dec. 38 , : ‘which are owned by Woodry Walk- by the commission. 2 \ : 
‘Mrs. Edward Cool jer Co., of Detroit. The Woodry “« * © New FRESH CROP for Christmas — ‘BROADWAY’ In answer to a Statement made 
Tuesday night by Commissioner | Mrs. Edward (Clara Bell) Cool, 
John A, Dugan that some citizens | 77, of 22 Collingwood Ave. died 
were being scared into signing cir- 
culating petitions, Stolorow’ said, 
“We are sorry that Mr. Dugan's 
statement takes éxception to the. Sept. 7. 1878, the daughter of Mr. 
fact that the program could mean and Mrs. William Murphy, and 
additional taxes.” , married in Ohio in 1909 
“This fact of additional taxes, 4 member of the First Baptist 
will be substantiated and proven Church, she had lived m Pontiac beyond doubt,”’ he stated. 35 years, coming here from Chi-| 
“It is common knowledge that, ““®° seidom if ever when the goverr- Besides her husband, she is sur 
sabia : B . wived by three children, Mrs. Ruth! 
ment handles any problem that it, | ; _ — “\M. Heldburg of California, Paul does nat cost taxpayers more FE. and Joseph F. Cool of Pontiac 
money: | Other survivors are a brother, 
“Everyone knows there is Dennis Murphy of Ohio; two sis-| 
genuine cause for alarm over |ters, Mrs. Maud Montgomery of) 
constantly increased taxes." Arizona and Mrs. Hazel White of; 
Ae Ae ore? Cinlarcu. | Canada. | 
This is not a are: Stoloroy Mrs. Cool is at the Pursley Fu- added, ‘‘it is an absolute fact and nerall Home! «here service will be! 
one look at your last tax statement) neg Friday at 10:30 ‘. m. The 
aoe ot _ | Rev. T. H. Staton of the First] 
In Mr. Dugan's statement re- 6,2, Bible Church will officiate.| 
ferring to the special interest, 
group. he might have stated that) 
it has been a very selfish special) eee 
interest group who want automo- os 
bile taxpayers and Pontiac tax- Robert E. Davis 
payers at large to provide them) Robert E. Davis, 54, of 279 S. with downtown parking spaces thal’ jessie St. was dead on arrival at yesterday after a brief illness 
She was born in Versailles. Ohio 
tery. 
a few more progressive merchants, | cy Joseph Mercy Hospitat Tues- | Histoncal readings of the Oak- Detroit | ing to city commission approval 
land County Planning Commission ‘Three doctors are expected to recently. The Community House 
have offices. on the southeast | ™#y put up a colonial-type hang- 
‘Watker firm-has-plans to build a 
jed at 2:30 a.m. today. * 8 ¢& 
Burial will be in Oak Hill Ceme-; _— { 
       both downtown and in the Pontiac gay afternoon. He had been ill four’ 
area, are providing free for their| 
customers,"’ Stolorow concluded. | 
  
School Board Buys — 
Home for Offices (Continued From Page One) | 
home-type design is suited to the| 
type of corrective program planned 
for it, Whitmer pointed out. 
“Many youngsters with aj 
physical or emotional problem can-| 
not progress normally in school) 
) they adjust to their handi- | 
ea@p.” he stated. i 
(Our people who deal with these 
problems presentiy are located in 
small, inadequate offices scattered | 
throughout the system. Many times! 
two or more specialists have to, 
work with the same child. 
“Bringing these services together 
will increase their effectivenss by 
their close proximity to each other 
and by having proper facilities in| 
which to work.” 
Parents and children with such} 
problems often hesitate at coming 
to a school or business office where 
they will be seen by outsiders, but 
should feel easier when asked to} 
come to a building in a residential | 
area where everyone understands 
their situation, he explained. 
The building is large enough to 
house special-service personnel for 
at least ten years, Whitmer added. 
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Stereotypers Union, whose strike 
has prevented publication of De-| 
troit’s three major dailies for two} 
weeks was reported ready today| 
with a counteroffer to a wage in- 
crease proposal made by the pub- 
~ fishers. 
The wage question is the only 
Detroit Newspaper Publishers 
issue not yet settled in negotiations 
between the stereotypers and the 
Assn., representing the Times, 
News and Free Press. 
Federal and state mediators 
were expected to call another meet- 
ing of the parties at any time 
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The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Cloudy windy and cold with occasional snow 
flurries teday, tenight and tomerrew. 
High teday 16-20, low tonight 16-14, high 
temerrew 74.74 Westerly winds 15-25 
m.p.b. teday beeroming west to north- 
weet tonight.     
  Teday in Pentiar 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m 
» At © am ‘Wind velocity 15-22 mph 
Direction: West 
Sun sets Thursday at 5 00 pm 
Sun rises Friday at 7:55 a.m 
Moon sets Thursday at 7.22 pm 
Moon rises Friday at 929 am 
Downtown Temperatures 
: 12 lf a.m 
12 
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7 Wednesday in Pontiac 
(As recorded downtown) 
Highest t WOROTO. 0220-20 see 
Lowest temperature.......- 
Mean temperature....°..... 
Weather—Cold. 
One Year Ago in Pontiac 
Highest temperature................ 
Lowest temperature 31 
Mean temperature... . 33.6 
Weather—Snow, 
Wighest and Lowest Temiperatures This Date in 8) Years 
  12, 
    months. | 
He was born in Kalkaska April| 
and Lula Ayres Davis. On April, 
7, 1921, he married the former fo her 76th veto in 10 years that| 
Alto Harp. 
Mr. Davis had been a resideint 
ot Pontiac since 1916 and had 
been with the Truckaway Corp. 
24 years. 
Surviving are two 
iMrs, Beatrice Lawless of Pontiac. | 
Mildred at home and three grand- 
,| children. 
Also surviving are two brothers. 
Harry and Frank Davis, both of 
Pontiac, two sisters, Mrs. Mary 
Johnson and Mrs. Irene 
both of Detroit. 
Service will be held in the Hun- 
toon Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m. 
Saturday. The Rev. W. E. Varion 
lof the Zion Church of the Naza-| hold her pressing for Outer Mon- 
rene will officiate with burial fol- 
lowing in Perry Mt, Park Ceme- 
tery. 
Mrs. Verna M. Doty 
Mrs. Verna M. Doty, 58. of 378 
LeBaron St. died early this morn- 
ing after an illness of nine weeks. 
Born in Detroit, Aug. 23, 1897, 
she was the daughter of William 
and Mary Leonard Klumpp. 
Mrs. Doty came to Pontiac from 
Birmingham 25 years ago. She 
was a member of St. Michael's 
Catholic Church and the Widow 
and Widower Acquaintance Club. 
Survivors include three children, 
Mrs. Irving Cohen of Adrian, Mrs. 
Maurice Murray and Bert E. Doty 
Jr.. both of Pontiac and eight 
grandchildren. A brother, Leonard 
Klumpp of New Haven, also sur- Vives. Le I ES a 
The Recitation of the Rosary will 
be Friday at 8 o'clock in the 
Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home. The 
funeral will be held at 11 a.m} 
Saturday from St. Michael's Cath- 
olic Church. Burial will follow in 
White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. 
  
Lawrence G. Smothers 
Lawrence G. Smothers, 72, of 154 
Perkins St. was dead on arrival at 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital yester- 
day 
Born Feb. 17, 1883 in Benton, Ill 
of Eh and Lou he was the son 
Smothers and was married to 
Emma Pinkston Sept. 3. 1905 in 
Illinois. 
For 27 years. the Smothers have 
made their home in Pontiac. Re- 
tired, Mr. Smothers formerly 
worked in the maintenance de- 
partment of Pontiac Motor Divi- 
sion, 
He is survived by his widow and 
eight children. Mrs. Lois Thornton 
of Poplar Bluff, Mo., Mrs. Mil- 
dred Neil of Avon Township, Mrs. 
Emmatee Whitney of Illinois, Fred 
2jof the United States Navy, Mrs. 
Lola Behrends, Mrs. Myrtle Gra- 
ham, Mrs. Sybil Stinson, Victor 
Smothers, all of Pontiac, 18 grand- 
children and six great-grandchil- 
dren. . 
A brother, Leonard Smothers of 
Poplar Bluff, also survives. 
The funeral will be from the 
Sparks-Griffin Chape] Saturday at 
1:30 p.m. with the Rev. Wesley R. 
Wibley of the First Assembly of 
God Church officiating. Burial ‘will 
- et ‘im 1933 ‘Lim 1916 be in Perry Nt. Park Cemetery. 
Wednesday's Temperatore Chart 2ae . : 
Bahl oy “ 1° Red Nations Sign Pact 
3 E Sint . . ged —Tass said the So- Minnes Union and Czechoslovakia 
i Gane. . .m aisigned a trade agreement in 
' _\}) GilPrague yesterday providing for a 1. in trade between 
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  daughters, | 3 
Milgarski. 
_!| favered the admission of all qual- corner of the same intersection, ing sign, is peventes. 
in a one-story building of mod- . 4 : 
ern style. It is being built by | RL. Polk & Co. will “be .using 
Beniecke and Lorentz | Space in the fire department wing, 
‘of the municipal building for a 45, 
Gasoline for the city witt be | 
provided by the Standard Oil | 
| Co. under a new contract being 
negotiated. Standard’s bid on 
8,000 gals of gas at 13.5 cents a 
gallon has ren accepted. 20 by 70 foot structure just south 
of the Nordstrom Building and 
/ Reed Clinic. 
Siegel's has taken no action on: 
‘building, though its permit was| 
issued Oct. 9. Its L-shaped build- 
ing would wrap around two small) The Ground Observer Corps will 
units, one of which is being NEWLY) goon be moving its headquarters | 
occupied by the Southern Import pere from Baldwin School to a} 
Co. That site is owned by the | section of Walker Gravel Pit, a! 
firm proposing to build for Siegel.’ cite judged better for viewing the| 
Maple Bates, Inc. ‘skies by Air Force officials, local | 
coordinator, and the city. The for-| 
mer dump property affords the| 
‘ corps access without building aj 
Police officers a chase out to Tele- new roadway in from the highway. 
graph and s6outh, is Theodore} and makes it possible to keep un-| 
Thomas Wrobel, 18, of 30744 Hel- uthorized persons from the site. 
mandale, Franklin, He was arrest-| * 8 #@ Being held on a reckless driving 
charge after leading Birmingham 
John Gilmore Jr. of suburban 
‘Birmingham was sentenced yester- 
An India brass and steel carving | day to 34 years in @ federal prison’ 
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sel] drivers in the Greyhound bus i, 
He was accused of stating in an | 
16 Nations Join U.N. existe oi" uta tei he nad | served as an official with the | 
  Service for Irwin J. Follis, 86.! Japan had not yet signed a peace| long illness |treaty with the Kremlin but said who died after a 
ishe favored Tokyo's admission at Wednesday, will be 
the 1956 assembly. |morrow at Manley Bailey Funeral’ 
Actually, Moscow was holding up 
point for Communist Outer Mon- 
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| Nationalist China ve : 
satellite in the council balloting/Carpentry most of his life. 
Tuesday and the Soviet promptly !eav 
{allowed by using the veto on each Fouracre and Mrs. Kenward Atkin, 
of 15 proposed free world nations land three sons, John, William and 
. Charles, all of Birmingham. Russia reconsidered yesterday, “ © a __- . —— 
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‘Nepal, Laos, Cambodia and Jor-|§ 
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THURSDAY, 
Ford Foundation Sets 
Record With Huge Gifts 
As 1955 bowls along to the close 
of a record year, the Ford Foundation 
breaks all marks with the greatest 
single financial gift in the history 
of mankind. Five Hundred Million 
Dollars will be distributed among the 
colleges and hospitals of the land. 
This is breath-taking. 
It's tremendous.   
  
Several institutions in this area 
~ mre remembered in the gigantic 
“philanthropy, chief among them 
being St. Joseph Mercy Hospital 
which has been allotted $196,000. 
“It was definitely an answer to 
prayer,” said Sister Mary Wil- 
liam. Her institution is planning 
oa huge campaign to add 200 beds 
cand even before the drive starts, 
the hearts of the community are 
gladdened by nearly $200,000. 
This is the largest single gift in 
St. Joe's history. 
* * * 
The Ford Foundation will receive 
applause clear around the world for 
this unprecedented movement. Foun- 
dations have existed for many years, 
but it remains for the Ford group 
to set an all time record in generosity 
and good work. The value that ac- 
crues to the hospital and educational 
circles is incalculable. 
* * x 
The Press is especially happy to 
ute this magnificent gift because 
occasional criticisms that have 
been leveled of late at the Ford 
Foundation. Some of the early gifts 
caused at least a modicum of eyebrow 
‘raising but today’s answer is over- 
 whelming. It speaks more eloq’.ently 
than a hundred replies. 
‘ Several members of the Founda- 
‘ ton are known personally to THE 
‘Press people and they are men of 
ithe highest honor and integrity. 
| They stand for the finest ideals and 
‘their general probity is unchallenged. 
Yet, even to friends, they refused to 
discuss Forp’s plans or intentions. 
‘In reply to some more critical ques- 
tions, they merely smiled earely and 
remained silent. 
' ‘The whole world knows now. 
* * * 
The Foundation has far ex- 
/ ceeded anyone's expectations and 
- it distributed the total so widely 
- that “hospitals and colleges clear 
across the land and in all sectors 
of the United States have bene- 
fited. 
_ Coming at the Christmas Season 
‘this record-shattering benevolence is 
especially happily received, 
Enforcement Officers 
Face Difficult Task 
‘No thoughtful citizen, remembering 
the horror of the senseless murder of 
‘three Chicago schoolboys October 16, 
can condemn police for a thorough 
ahd aggressive: investigation of any 
likely suspect. 
: * But there is a limit to what a 
‘human being can stand who, 
‘though innocent, may have dif- 
‘ fieulty in establishing that fact. 
‘OWEN ROBERT Mosrr, a 23-year- 
old Fenton farm hand, was arrested 
December 3 by a Holly patrolman for 
a>traffic violation. As a suspected 
deviate, he was questioned about his 
actions at the times of recent sex 
crimes. This questioning was per- 
fectly legal. It was the logical thing 
forthe police to do. 
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ot circumstances, the questioning 
: Mosrx went through grew- into an 
inhuman experience. After 
inbre than 30 hours of questioning 
the Holly police, he was given a 
t detector test and released. 
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        -sNhvosammhalnie elias fightys Cook County officers, apparently not - 
well co-ordinated with Chicago po- 
lice, ordered him arrested once moré. 
They came tq Pontiac, and persuaded 
Moser to waive extradition and he 
was taken back to Chicago and held 
for four full days without charge. 
He was questioned again and 
- submitted to more lie detector 
tests, even after four witnesses 
had come forward to say they 
had seen him in Holly on the day 
of the murders. . 
The effect of such an ordeal can 
only be imagined. It is to the credit 
of Holly Police Chief JaMEs PARKER | 
that he has told reporters he would 
try to arrange for further psychiatric 
treatment for Moser, who underwent 
such treatment in his youth. 
* x * 
Investigation of crimes must be 
aggressive, and unfortunately inno- 
cent people sometimes suffer as a 
result of it. Surely it is the respon- 
sibility of all police officers to bear 
that fact in mind and to do every- 
thing in their power to protect the 
innocent at the same time they are 
doing their best to convict the guilty. 
  
Wuat's the matter with the auto- 
mobile manufacturers, that they are 
so timid about stepping up the horse- 
power of cars? Who'll be the first one 
to get bold and turn out a car with 
1,000 h.p.? 
  
Back in the early 30s we could 
have lived high, wide and handsome 
on what it’s costing to exist today. 
  
The Man About Town 
Christmas Notes 
Fireproof Your Tree; Other 
Items About Yuletide 
Courage: What it takes in a 
woman to get on the scales when 
somebody is watching. 
The danger of fire in a Christmas tree 
brings to mind the suggestion of 
Miss Leola B. Jacques 
of the Pontiac Area Day Nursery, to dump 
a cup of calcium chloride into the water 
in which you have the tree standing. 
This is absorbed by the tree and makes 
it fireproof. We've made the test and 
find that it does the trick. Our mails are 
moving fast, according to 
Mrs, Fletcher Meldrum 
of Keego Harbor who received a Christ- 
mas card from her son three days after 
it was mailed in Korea. If somebody is 
stealing the light bulbs from your out- 
door Christmas tree, follow the example of 
Malcolm Hastings 
of Drayton Plains. He wired the tree in 
such a manner that it delivers a knock- 
down shock to anybody who touches the 
bulbs. He then watched from the dark- 
ness of the house and saw a big fellow 
flop to the ground, lay prone for a short 
time and then get up and run away. Be 
sure to put the live wires above the reach 
of the small fry. The Scotch terrier in 
the home of 
Mr. and Mrs. Burtram Moody 
in Bloomfield Hills received a new dog- 
house for Christmas, but refused to go 
into it until it was painted the same 
color as the old one.   
  In the spirit of Christmas, only 20 
young men under the jurisdiction of the 
local draft boards will receive their 20- 
day “greetings” for the first call of the 
new year. The induction date is Jan. 3. 
  
Roune the progress of the times, 
Jack Coleman 
tells me that the time is not far distant 
when the Geiger counter will be in the 
regular stock in the hardware stores. 
  
A sequel to the claim of 
Jackson Peterboro 
of Pontiac Trail, that our winters are 
getting milder, comes from 
Grover Cleveland Marsh 
of Lake Orion. He asserts that they only 
seem that way because we have better 
heating systems, and better methods of 
keeping the snow from blocking our 
Streets and highways, also better means 
of transportation than in the horse and 
buggy days. 
Ninety years young this week, 
Charles E. Bird 
of Crescent Lake, says his formula has 
been to do a half day’s work before 
breakfast every morning, drink nothing 
stronger than tea and coffee—and, keep 
away from dives. : 
The family of 
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Stringham 
of Pontiac Lake have lost their pet. It 
was a wild Canadian honker goose that 
stepped off on its migration, and had 
become so tame that they thought: it 
would stay with them. But the other day 
it heard a chorus of honks from the sky 
and quitkly fell into line on the tail end 
of the “Vv” ———- 
    
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  War of Nerves   
  
  
David Lawrence Says:   
Federal Income Tax Laws Encourage 
Individual Philanthropy to Needy Groups WASHINGTON — It wasn't all 
Ford money, but at least three- 
fourths of the $500,000,000 recently 
announced as donated by the Ford 
Foundation to hospitals and col- 
leges really would have belonged 
to Uncle Sam if the estate taxes 
had been applied. 
* * * 
Instead of letting Congress de- 
cide how to spend the $383,000,000 
which would have been collected 
in taxes, the Ford family exercised 
its legal right to determine how 
the money should be spent. 
The estate-tax rates of the 
United States government and of 
the government of the state of 
Michigan are about 76.9 per cent 
at present. If the Ford Founda- 
tion had not been created, ap- 
proximately $3,000,000,000—which 
is the estimaied present value of 
the shares of stock held by the 
Ford Foundation—would have 
been subject to taxation. While 
There would be some slight di- 
minution of the tax due to mari- 
tal deductions and division of 
interests among members of the 
family, the approximate tax on 
the sliares bequeathed to the 
Ford Foundation would have 
been about $2,308,400,000. 
This means that the Ford family 
would have had about $691,600.000 
remaining out of the $3,000,000,000 
after paying the tax collectors. So 
the late Henry Ford and his son, 
Edsel, determined that it was 
much better to give the whole $3, 
000,000,000 to a charitable founda- 
tion, 
88 PER CENT OF SHARES 
Actually the gift represented 88 
per cent of the Ford shares out- 
standing. The remaining 12 per 
cent, which wasn't given away, 
_presents a sizable fortune by it-_ self, too. 
Any American can do in prin- 
ciple what the Fords did, The 
federa] income-tax laws permit 
up to 20 per cent to be deducted 
from gross income of individuals 
for charitable contributions and, 
Hf additional donations are made 
to churches, tax-exempt schools 
and hospitals, the total exemp- 
tion from taxes can go as high 
as 30 per cent. 
Thus, on a $20,000 income, with 
a donation of $6,000, the individual 
would, in effect, give $2,600 of his 
while Uncle Sam 
would be contributing $3,400 
through a reduced tax, 
NOW IS THE TIME 
This is the time of year when 
tax-exempt organizations, schools, 
hospitals and charitable institutions 
of various kinds are busy explain- 
ing to would-be donors how easy 
it is to give away a small portion 
of what one would really retain 
after taxes and how much of the 
contribution would in fact be paid 
by Uncle Sam. é 
Congress, of course, Peat 
  
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
I wish that I were rich enough 
.»« To give a little toy... In 
every corner of the earth... To 
every girl and boy ... I wish 
I could be Santa Claus . .*, Not 
in a story book .. . But actually 
and everywhere , . . Wherever I 
might look . . . With gifts for 
every chimney or . . . Beneath 
. « That every 
little child might have ;.... A 
happy memory . . . And, oh, I 
wish that I could tell. . . The 
children everywhere ... Of Jesus 
born in Bethlehem . . . In His sur- 
roundings bare . . . I wish that. I 
_ could show the world... What [& Christmas really is... The time °. cee ye Serpe OE ead act 
day that is His. 
i _, (Copyright 1985) purposes, 
that the Ford Foundation desig. 
nated, 
At present there is raging a 
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States, and there are other 
groups which want federal] ald 
confined to welfare or auxiliary 
services such as transportation, 
lunches and health benefits. 
Meanwhile, the Ford Foundation 
has cut through the whole prob- 
lem by deciding what Congress 
wouldn't be able to decide without 
a lot of controversy. 
“ * * * 
No private organization in Amer- 
ican history has ever before made 
such a large bequest as the $500.- 
000,000 announced the other day 
to be given to 615 colleges and 
3.500 hospitals. But the American citizen who is 
inclined to donate to private char- 
ity has the same right—he can 
make up his own welfare program. 
The tax laws are written so as to 
encourage philanthropy. The Ford 
Foundation gifts serve to dram- 
atize the whole idea of private 
giving and, in a sense, it is a 
challenge to the citizenry to take 
care of their own institutions with- 
out relying on the federal govern- 
ment to do it all. 
(Copyright, 1955, By The 
Herald Tribune Inc.) 
Looking Back 15 Years Ago 
WILLIAM KNUDSEN warns of 
arms lag. 
BRITISH TROOPS cross border 
into Libya. 
20 Years Ago 
BRITAIN PRESSES for 0. K. of 
peace plan. 
OAKLAND COUNTY sheriff be- 
gins gambling drive.   
Slight Dose a; Anesthetic 
Can Support 
By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. 
Lest some child-minded on 
show his or her 
should mention here that in patted 
childbirth the patient can have an 
anésthetic whenever she wants it— 
if she wants it. 
Generally she doesn't want it, 
thanks to her education in woman- 
hood and especially her prenatal 
training. 
What has been sald about the 
relation between suggestion and 
dake ee eee = 
too, and what's more it is men- 
tioned on any worth while map of 
New York’s finger lakes _— 
A senior colleague called m 
administer an anesthetic for fire 
His patient, a primipara, had been 
in labor for 24 hours. 
Since she was making little or 
no progress he had decided to de- 
liver the baby with forceps. 
PATIENT QUIETED 
As soon as I gave her the first 
few whiffs of ether the patient 
quieted down, ceased tossing about 
and wailing, listened to my in- 
structions, worked with the con- 
tractions—and before the doctor 
had his instruments sterilized and 
his gloves on, ready for the oper- 
ation, the baby was being born 
normally, 
Of course anesthesia to the ob- 
stetric stage—enough to take the 
edge off the pain, but not enough 
to put the patient to sleep—might 
have achieved the same result 
without suggestion. 
But I believe that had the doctor 
used the same technique hours ear- 
lier there would have been no need 
for instrumental interference. But 
the doctor didn’t believe in the use 
of anesthetics. 
Taking*the edge off the pain with 
a little anesthesia enables the doc- 
tor to get the patient's attention if 
not her confidence. 
baby naturally. Pai in natural childbirth? Co-   
  
  ~ in Case N-375. 
* Suggestion leen Gray, movie star, who had 
her first baby in a hospital the 
“regular way.”’ and her second at 
home the natural way, exclaimed 
“Pain, my eye! It's just a few 
contractions.” 
ortife woras ong. pertaining to peragesl health and Soom “ll not to 7 Lag on - 
, or treatment, will be cavoerea vd . William Brady, if a stam) addressed envelope is sent to 
tiac Presa, Pontiac, 
Co m= self- Jerry Lewis, Voice of the People   
Minister Praises Article. 
on Vice Squad Activities 
oo Seccues vet are ol use © he 
fete aa tenemee Rie these will not be if the wrt 
letter ts eritical ip ite nature. 
A few weeks ago, an article 
appeared in the paper giving an 
outlined night’s work. of the Pontiac 
1 do believe that it is going to 
~fake something of this type to 
awaken. our community to condi- 
tions that are living right in our 
coors. 
Being a minister, acquainted 
with many problems and situa- 
tions the average person never 
dreamed exisis, it is a striking 
right around us, and I think it 
is time now that we whe have 
kept quiet raise our voices in 
protest. . 
Certainly the voice of the press 
ean make a loud noise, May I 
encourage and request more ar- 
ticles of this type? 
Rev. Richard H. Dixon dr. 
Trinity Baptist Church 
‘Little Old Lady’ Dislikes 
Remarks by Teenagers 
I am a little, old lady who lives 
out of the city, and I come into   town once a week. I have a corm- 
plaint to make about the teenagers * 
of this city. 
I have seen many individuals _ 
hurt by the insulting remarks 
‘made to and about them by teen- 
agers in groups of two, three and 
more, (They don’t dare if they 
are alone. It's the old rule of 
mob psychology, letting the lower 
brain rule.) 
I also have seen individuals go 
around the block to avoid the 
verbal persecution of these teen- 
agers, who in many instances 
aren't any more attractive than 
the victim, and gu anges less. I 
think to myself, “Look at 
pots, calling the kettle black.” 
Don't those teenagers realize 
what havoc they can cause by 
their ridicule? Can’t the teen- 
agers get it through their heads 
that people are the way they are = 
through heredity, and not the in- 
Mividual’s fault? 
If this needless perseeution could 
be stopped there would be less 
suicides, less insane, less prisoners 
and less taxes. 
My granddaughter was kind 
enough to write this letter for me, 
for my hand shakes so I cannot 
write. But I thought it might right 
a great injustice. 
A Little Old Lady 
  
Hal Boyle Says:   
Want to Be a Movie Star? 
Well, Now's Time to Try NEW YORK wW—Anybody want 
to be a movie star? Well, now is 
the time to try. 
“Fresh talent has more oppor- 
tunity now than at any time | can 
remember,” remarked film pro- 
ducer Hal B. Wallis. . 
“As more and more stars form 
their own companies and appear 
in fewer films, the supply of vet- 
eran players has diminished. The 
discovery of new talent has be- 
come a problem of real impor- 
tance to the motion picture 
industry." 
This statement by Wallis, how- 
ever, is no invitation to every good 
looking stage-struck girl in Corn- 
cob Corners, Neb., to fly out to 
Hollywood and beat on his office 
door. * * 
“You have to have real acting 
talent—a spark of personality that 
-the camera can catch. Anyone who 
really wants to get ahead in the 
movies should first try to get as 
much experience as possible in 
little theater work or playing sum- 
mer stock. * * 
“The Cinderella legend persists. 
It is said that many of the top 
film actresses got their start as 
elevator operators or soda foun- 
tain waitresses. Perhaps so. But I 
never have found any real talent 
while riding elevators or sitting at 
a drug fountain.” 
Wallis has a reputation in the 
industry as a star maker, and the 
record shows he has been one of 
its most astute judges of new 
talent. Among stars he introduced 
to the screen are Shirley Booth, 
Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin and 
Lizabeth Scott, Kirk 
Douglas, Wendell Corey, Corinne 
Calvet and Chariton Heston. - “Fm constantly looking for new 
talent," he said, “but I don’t find 
it standing on street corners or by 
reading the mail. 
“It's a real search. We find po- 
tential new stars by going to the 
theater, by watching television, by 
interviewing young bit ‘players. 
“Sometimes, but very rarely, -T 
sign up a new actor without even 
having him make a screen test. 
1 saw Burt Lancaster in only one 
act of a Broadway play and signed 
him up the Wok ay,   Although Wallis is somewhat 
cynica) toward the Cinderella leg- 
end, his own career has exempli- 
fied the familiar Horatio Alger 
pattern. e * 
He quit school at 14 and got a 
job as an office boy to help support 
his mother and two sisters, He 
then worked as a traveling sales- ; 
man selling electrical supplies and 
moved his mother from Chicago 
to Southern California in 1921 in 
hopes the milder climate would 
improve her health. 
After managing a theater and 
serving as a movie press agent for 
6 years, he hit the jackpot with 
his first picture, ‘Little Caesar,” 
in 1929. 
Now 57, Wallis has turned out 
between 350 and 400 full length 
films, a record matched by few 
men in the eedostry. . * STP" sate mem cee 
Anybody who seriously wants to 
be a movie star can do Wallis 
a big favor. 
“Don't just sit down and write 
me a letter about it,” he said. 
“First, be sure you have some 
real ability — then go out and get 
some real experience.” 
Then you won't have to look up 
Wallis. He says he'll be looking 
for you.   
Case Records of a Psychologist   
~~ ™ Readers Miss Point of Case, Upbraid 
Crane Rather Than John Barleycorn 
Notice how a minority of 
newspaper readers missed the 
boat entirely regarding a pre- 
vious Case Record. They at- 
tacked their editors or me or 
Tom, the degenerate seducer 
of college girls, yet never said 
a word about the evil effect of 
liquor on demoralizing teen- 
agers, which was the whole 
point of that Case Record. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case Q-322: Tom M., aged 27, 
{s the degenerate young man 
whom I described earlier this year 
* * 
A number of clergymen and 
other counsellors of high school 
and college youth, had urged me 
to expose the dangerous connection 
between alcohol and immorality 
nowadays. 
So I used the true case of this 
Don Juan who explained in precise 
detail how easy it is for college 
hoys to seduce girls if they can 
get them to drink. 
And Tom cited the case where 
they had a fraternity party and 
spiked, though it contained 
nothing but fruit juice and 
ginger ale. 
Yet 11 of those girls acted half 
drunk afterwards, because, 
quote Tom's sophisticated ,diag- 
nosis, ‘‘women, often take liquor ; 
as a convenient excuse to cover 
up their sexual indiscretions.” 
Well, I presented the true facts, 
* and do you know what happened? Pe clergymen and other youth 
counsellors had done, for thus 
exposing the dangerous effect of 
alcohol in seduction of 
girls, he upbraided me. 
Although Columbia University's 
college newspaper reprinted the 
column by request as a warning 
to its vast student body and. al- 
though the church folks generally 
appreciated that terse warning té 
modern teenagers, other good 
people missed the point entirely. 
* * «@ 
They indicted their newspaper 
editors for printing that case, 
when they should have thanked the 
editors for such an aid to moral 
progress. 
SPECIFIC QUOTES 
“How in the world could you 
publish such an article,” a man 
from Indiana wrote his newspaper. 
    
    ashamed to have in ‘our homes.” 
And here is a similar Jetter to 
a Kansas editor: 
“That Case Record about Tom 
is the worst thing I ever saw in 
print. Tom must be a beast. 
“1 just boiled for two days 
before I could even show it te 
my husband." 
And here is a third letter from 
a housewife in Wisconsin: 
“Ever since I read that Case 
Record about Tom, I have been 
mad, just plain mad. 
“Tom must be a degenerate. A 
newspaper should never print 
such a case.” 
LEARN TO THINK 
Many newspaper readers ap- 
parently don't understand. what 
they read! For I had mentioned 
that Tom was a degenerate 
boaster of his nen ae. 
- But I rae iigone strategy 
which he and his kind found so 
successful in their seduction of 
teenage girls. 
Se why didn't you readers 
jump on John Barleycorn? Why 
attack your editor or myself who 
are giving you the true facts? 
error and showing specifically 
what can be done to improve 
morality, 
So why did many of you readers 
stop with.a vicious attack on Tom? 
Why didn't you profit by the lesson 
he gave concerning the evil effect 
 /, * Shirley Ann Wooden. 
' meeting Friday to discuss new 
’ gchool for former School Superin- 
* well knowri THE PONTIAC PRESS,   
      
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20 in Area Pass 
Scholarship Test 219 From State Survive. 
Semi-Finals of National 
Merit Tests for College | 
CHICAGO WwW — The National 
Merit Scholarship Corp. announced | 
today the names of 5,078 high 
school seniors who passed semi-| 
final tests leading to college'| 
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There are 219 semi-finalists in! 
Michigan. | j 
They are the survivors of more | 
than 50,000 top ranking seniors 
who took initial examinations in 
late October in 10,000 high schools 
in the United States and its 
territories. 
The winners will take a second 
examination Jan. 14, cutting the 
field to 1,500. Subsequent screening 
will reduce the number of scholar- 
ships to approximately 500. Winners 
will be notified before May 1. 
The tests are part of the largest 
independent scholarship program 
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tion. | 
500 SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED | 
A 20‘; million dollar corporation, 
financed largely by grants from 
the Ford Foundation, was founded 
last summer to get the program 
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Financial support frorh busi- 
ness organizations has boosted 
the number of scholarships the 
first year from the 350 originally 
provided for to around 500. 
Semi-finalists from this area in- 
clude: 
Berkley — James Joseph Young. 
Birmingham — Albert Kahn But- 
zel, Marie Elizabeth Joynt, Stephen 
Terry, James R. Traa. 
Bloomfield Hills — Paul King 
Garlick, Charles P. Perry. 
Clawson — Neil Howard Johnson. 
Farmington — Bob Allen Barnes. 
Huntington Woods —- Michael 
Greg Southwell. 
Lapeer — Donald Richard Cro- 
well. 
Milford — Havrilla Wiseman. 
Plymouth — Lee Michael Huber. 
Pontiac — Robert John Everson. 
Royal Oak — Judith Eleanor 
Nelander, Przemysiaw Steven 
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Walled Lake — Arthur Howland, 
Pleasant Ridge — Susan Waddell |f 
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    | FACES PROBE — Herbert Brownell Jr., United States attorney 
general, has asked the Subversive Activities Control Board to con- 
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Brass Band Leads to Mass 
Philippines Christmas 
Has Varying Customs 
MANILA ( — Contrasting cus-\in large cities. The banana plant 
toms of the ancient East and is the official Christmas tree in 
Christian West meet at Christmas-, most villages. | 
time in the Philippines. | On Negros Island in the South. 
wa ON ifruit-bearing banana—plants are, 
Americans, Spanish, English, In-,cut. One is placed in each corner 
donesians, Malayans, Indians and of the room. and decorated with! 
Chinese have left their imprint on|rice sheaves, coconut clusters and, 
yuletide celebrations in this young farm products. Visitors can pluck 
Asian republic. There’s a blend of a ripe banana off the tree. Fisher- 
plum pudding and stuffed suckling men in Cabangan decorate a tam- 
pigs, pine trees and banana plants, arined tree with fish. 
eggnogs and coconut liquor, carol-| Christmas Eve processions are) 
ers and predawn. dancing, fire--common. Young men and women 
crackers and solemn Midnight/dress as saints in Kawit, Cavite 
Mass processions. province. Each rides in a cart 
ONLY CATHOLIC NATION ‘drawn through the streets, At the 
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season's activities, ating celebrations with firecrack-| 
Christmas food has shifted main-|ers has been adopted too. ly to the favorite Filipino dishes— | Caroling is popular, but has be- chicken and pork beavily seasoned come a nuisance in some commu- with garlic and rice. These feasts|nities. They tax caroling groups. usually include lechon, roast suc-|Other towns prohibit them. 
Kling pig. Dessert may be an “te 
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ree _ in the early morning hours from 
bine teens ne _ {tomorrow until Christmas. Brass 
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A—10 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955   
    
Farm Production Limitation Next Year Will Have to Be Self-Imposed © By OVID A. MARTIN 
WASHINGTON «—If there is’ to Political issue, 
be any over-all limitation on farm a 
production next year, the Eisen- 
hower administration will leave it Measures +> $$ 
will feature a and put it to grass and trees. 
i ie Sa 
Benson told newsmen that new But, he declared, this plan will 
“soil bé “absolutely voluntary." Farm-! Those are wheat, cotton, tobacco,'rather than less, i 
peanuts and possibly rice, 
* Ld Ld ‘from the voluntary soil bank plan, ideclines have become a major'who take land out of surplus crops'those under marketing quotas.|might well encourage greater,’ Disposal ~ measures, he said,|son ruled out the use of food; An over-all limit — possibly of 
Th h ag "ould include an increase in| stamps to channel surpluses to low- $25,000 — would be set for the 
e secretary said that aside «nhie| income groups, rants a . | ; t ~ — — “ ealagal Help to the family-type farm would be. extended to a single 
Proposals high on Benson's list-the administration would stress|‘00d &t home and abroad, including) would be provided in the form of|farm. Such a limitation has been |amount of price support aid that 
to farmers to impose it upon them. bank” plan under which payments ers would be free either to take would ease present restrictions on measures to speed up disposal ofthe school lunch program and the|‘-ljberalized’’ credit and special] urged by some farm leaders as a 
selves, *» ¢ @   'year—would be made to farmers production of any crop: '—totaling 400 million dollars next it or to leave it and continue the'corn and on wheat produced for present farm surpluses and to pro- 
8 except livestock feed. These proposals tect family-type farms. 
  armed services, as well as an en-|treatment under price support pro-|means of discouraging a shift to a 
pattern. of corporate-type farming. 
  larged barter program. But Ben-|grams. 
  Secretary of Agriculture Benson 
has now indicated the adminis- 
tration does not intend to propose 
or to impose restrictions heyond 
those already required by legisla- 
tion enacted before World War II: 
In fact, it wants to go in the oppo- 
site direction — toward greater 
farmer freedom. 
PRESS INTERVIEW 
sketched furthe: 
outlines of new farm program 
proposals the administration is 
preparing for presentation to Con- 
gress next month, He talked with 
newsmen at the conclusion of a 
two-day meeting of the govern 
ment’s 18-member Agricultural Ad 
visory Commission. ~ * The secretary 
‘SEARS \ ROEBUCK AND CO. 
Overproduction and the resulting 
accumulation of more than seven 
billion dollars worth of surpluses: 
are accepted on all sides as a 
major factor in a prolonged decline 
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Princess Here 
fo Visit Airman Romanian Royal Lady 
Saved Life of Downed 
Flier From Houston     
   
  NEW YORK .® — A Romanian 
princess who befriended 110 U.S 
airmen captured by the Nazis in, 
World War II today came to Amer-| 
ica to visit one of them — a Texan. 
Princess Catnerme Caradja, 62, | 
arriving on the liner Nieuw Ams- | 
terdam, said she also is booked | 
for 20 lectures in Canada, and! 
hopes to get lecture bookings in’ 
this country. 
Now living in Vienna, Prin- 
cess Catherine said friends in 
1952 persuaded her to slip out | 
of Red-ruled Romania and “tell | 
people about us.” 
Her first destination is Huston, 
Tex., and a visit with former Air 
Foree Lt. Richard Britt of 8157 
Niles St., the first of the captive 
airmen she helped. 
HELPED FLIERS 
It was in 1943, she said, during 
the bombing of the Ploesti oilfields, 
that the plane on which he was 
navigater crashed in the garden 
of her villa. 
With help of estate workers, 
she got the wounded man out, | 
put out the fire on the plane, 
and took him in her car to a 
small Romanian hospital and re- 
fused to turn him over to Ger- 
man guards. : 
She said she kept him in the on 
+ospital for six weeks, while the 
lower part of his body, which was 
severely burned, healed. | 
Later, she began regular visits 
to the POW camp at Timisuldejos 
to give supplies and care to cap-| 
tured airmen. The first thing she 
said she bought for them—“union 
suits:" » j 
Orlon® fitted cardigans 
a. Full fashioned armholes, looped on jersey 
ribbed double collar. Ocean pearl but- 
geo tA F695 
Orlon® fitted shortigan 
b.In 100°. virgin Orlon® with 
White, pink, blue, 34-40 
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“That- was the first thing they 
needed,’’ she said. ‘They were all 
from Africa and they were freez- 
ing.” | 
The princess, a members of the, 
Cantacuzene family, said she had 
been invited to several of the air. | 
men’s homes in this country, in-| 
cluding a reunion last year of 
the former prisoners, but this was. 
the first time she could make the | 
trip. 
She'll stay here a few days, and | 
plans to be in Houston Dec. 23. 
in farm prices and incomes. These, 
UM Recesses Friday | 
ANN ARBOR ® — Christmas, 
vacation begins Friday, for Uni-| 
versity of Michigan students... 
School reconvenes Tuesday, Jan.3. 
Extra train, plane and bus sched- | 
ules have been provided for the 
homeward exodus and the .return. 
  | 80-sq. percales Fire Losses Jump 
GRAND HAVEN \® — Fire Chief 
Henry Hoebeke estimated losses 
Tuesday at about $1,500 tn a blaze 
which damaged a downtown ham- 
burger shop. He said the fire ap-| 
parently was caused by a defective 
oil space heater. The shop was un- 
tended when the fire broke out. 
MYER‘’S 
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yoke or crew _ neck. 
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Save 10c per yard on this first quality percale. 
You have a choice of solids or prints to make 
gift items such as aprons, house-dresses or 
skirts that will have that personal” touch. .     
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32-40 .......................... 2.98 
b. Embroidered nylon sheer insert on 4-gore bias 
cut Aclon crepe slip. Pink or white. 32-40 . 3.98 
c. Mandarin collar on acetate crepe pajamas. 
Gold and aqua or multi-color print on white. 
32-40 oven es. . 3.98 
d. Glistening white nylon satin slip with nylon 
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           Christmas . 
get personal, Santa, with 
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«, Slips and Sleepwear ad 
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They all love lingerie, Santa, no matter what 
their age. And Sears has !uxurious Charmode 
ships, gowns and pajamas priced to suit your 
purse. See our big, beautiful selection soon.     
  
  
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Sears Main Floor 
Ready and waiting...a 
handsome array of stocking 
fillers that will entrance everyone 
lucky enough to be on your gift 
list. And please note the demure 
prices... to make you happy too! 
One of many polished calf handbags 
in black, brown. red, 
navy. tan. avocado ; 6.98 
Double-woven nylon classic in bleck. 
white, brown, biscuit. 
navy. 6 to 8% ; e 
Kerrybrooke classic in top-grade cow- 
hide with genuine leather lining. 
Black. brown, navy, 
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Pure silk square with hand-rolled 
hems (32"x34") in solids 8¢ 
and prints. assorted colors 
3 fold French purse with snep closure. 
Adequate room for photo, identifica- 
tion. change 
and bills 
Novelty stoles in wool and orlon with 
luxurious fringed ends, unusual 
woven patterns 
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Carrying umbella that folds to 12 
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     ; 4. THE   
Jaywalkers Ignore 
‘Chances for Money ST. JOSEPH, Mo. }—The Junior 
Chamber of Commerce and the 
Safety Council initiated a cam- 
paign to educate   against the dangers of jaywalking. 
a ee the project men were sent 
as Official jaywalkers. Other 
prensa noticing them violat- 
safety aaa in crossing streets 
could receive a cash award by tag- 
ging them. 
Walter Ladd, manager of the 
Safety Council, said yesterday the 
official jaywalkers went virtually!   PONTIAC PRESS, 
| 
‘unnoticed—tog many regular 
destrians doing unofficial jaywalk-) 
ing. 
More than 97% per cent of the 
atmosphere lies below an altitude 
of 90,000 feet or approximately 17 = Plea of Not Guilty 
Entered by Wathen Accused of being a partner in} 
miles, the, highest level yet. at-|the holdup of a Pontiac gas sta- 
tained by man, says the National! tion, Lester L. Wathen, 30, of 1055 Another man, convicted of the it-yourself drinkers to mix their) 
Geographic Society. uEspsY peel 15, 1955 
|to armed robbery when examined. Station, 4 E. Blvd. 
Wathen 
| day. 
| jail when he   
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  . or pv ald GS Wednesday accused Wathen off A Year ‘Round Exclusive being his partner. 
~~ to Circuit | Billy E. White, 23,.of 800 Young Toy—Hobby—Crafts 
where he will be arraigned Mon- st. was brought from Jackson Shopping Center 
Wathen was returned to State Prison to testify in the case. 
failed to furnish, HINES HOBBY HOUSE | A tavern in Chicago permits do- 7 8. Saginaw $5,000 bond. 
    
Vinewood Ave., pleaded not guilty October robbery of Arnold’s Gas own,         
    WASHABLE BLAZER—Launder- | 
‘leather is among the latest mate-' 
-rjals for swank and service. This) 
‘blazer for business girl, station’ 
wagon driver, or campus queen, | 
can be put in the family washing’ 
machine. 
Engineers End Strike | 
Against Air Lines | CHICAGO wW— A seven-week 
‘strike of flight engineers against 
‘United Air tines pas last nin 
| Hi   
An airline lees said a set-| 
‘tlement negotiated in Washington: 
provides that the 252 strikers will) 
be returned to the payroll ‘on or 
before Dec. 19 without discrimina-. 
tion or disciplinary action.” | 
‘United maintained service, 
throughout the strike by using qual-' 
‘ified pilots as flight engineers, 
‘thus touching off an interumion dis- 
pute which resulted in suspension 
ef the Air Line Pilots Assn. from: 
‘the AFL. 
The AFL-CIO Flight Exginecrs| 
International Assn. struck United 
‘Oct. 23 when the company rejected | 
‘a union demand that flight en-| 
tineer jobs be limited to men hold- 
ing airframe and engine mainte-' 
‘nance licenses. United ruled that! 
all newly hired engineers must be 
qualified pilots. { 
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William Kent, president of the 
flight engineers, said the agree-| 
ment gives them increases rang-| 
ng from $40 a month to new sal | 
ary level of $815 a month for those’ 
DC6 type planes to $105 a month | 
‘to $962 for those on DC7s. | 
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Recover Stolen Gems 
| JOHANNESBURG, South Africa 
®—Police announced last night! 
‘fhe recovery of most of the nearly| 
$600,000 worth of jewels stolen| 
‘from Mrs. Harry Oppenheimer, ' 
daughter-in-law of diamond mag-:; 
nate Sir Ernest Oppenheimer. Au-: 
‘thorities said 98 per cent of the, 
‘missing gems were found in a card-| 
‘board box im g suite of rooms of | 
‘a hotel. Two men in the suite’ 
were arrested, | 
Negro Gets Gotham Post. 
_ ALBANY, N.Y. @—Gov. Averell 
Harriman yesterday appointed 
Hobert C, Weaver, a Negro, as 
slate rent administrator. Weaver. 
18, of New York City, is believed 
td be the first member of his race| 
‘appointed to a New York State 
post of cabinet rank. He had been 
deputy state commissioner of 
housing. 
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Cairo has added 14,000 new tele- | 
phone lines this year.   
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Traps dirt, snow, 
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Ditlerence between life and 
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Takes 2850-lb. strain. Green, 
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Centrol Panel Matches Dash 
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Helmet. Pads, Pants, Jersey 
Reg. 1095 §,44 
Plastic helmet has 4 point web 
Junior size ce suspension. 
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Sizes med, large 
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Soft, one-piece chamois cb- 
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  Car Play Seat 
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Holds child safely during fast 
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Allstate 
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Golf Score 
Keeper 
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Precision - made 
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Gift wrapped. 4, 
    
Basketball Set 
Basketball. Goal and Net 
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Wide Variety of Styles 
v Yarn Dyed Rayon and Acetate for True Colors aad Pattecus 
  MOSCOW wh — The Soviet Un- were bound over to Circuit Court Pilgrim sport shirts for your men pase priced extra low for you and Country Club 3.50 
jon says it has relaxed its hold On. ooerday for arraignment Mon- _ 
Ce et ime relin’ day on charges of occupying a So practical ‘cause they're washable! Sewn of fabric that combines eee Leki eee souls quishing Russia's half interest in building for gambling t t Gppecdac = : a Foe 
: ' dad ‘ e° ren many dillerert styles and pa Ener importane ot Wusines: pe At ee he strength of rayon with the comfort and neat drape of acetate. gee ae a ae A government announcement... ined them in Municipal Court, 
said under an agreement signed in treed | the couple on $1 on $100 baad each 
Bucharest, Romania, will buy the 
_ Soviet-held shares in the oil indus 
try “on favorable terms and by ( di | an Lad Fj d 
installments over a number of and lan q In S 
years."’ The amount to be paid 
was not disloned Kentucky Santa Claus The two-nation oil Company Sov- 
rom Petrol was organized in 145) 1 OUISVILLE. Ky. uw) — The 9- 
to prospect, produce and re- year-old Canadian boy who be- 
fine Romanian oil. Since that time, jeved he could find Santa Claus 
the Soviet announcement sgid, oil jy Kentucky instead of the North’ production has doubled. Last pole wasn't mistaken. 
year's production, primarily from! Eqward Christie had tied a note the big Ploesti field, has, been es-4. a Christmas tree destined for, 
timated by outsiders at 6 millionshipment to Louisville. 
tons, | The note was discovered by 
— —— members of ‘the St. Matthews Ki-| Pass Case Wallet Diarrhea Kills Babies wanis Club as they unloaded some 
of the Canadian trees. It read . ae ; Of Smooth Lustrous Calfskin 
GRAND HAVEN WF — Two in- “Dear Santa, ~ | . 1 = Only $5 
fants, less than a year old, died) «1 hope you get our letter. We! . 7 en . pins ved. Tes 
Tuesday night at Municipal Hos-\jjye in Canada. Out in the country a | 2 j a\) Handsome Pilgrim wallet hes 
, detachable pass case. Spare 
py key and card-pockets Large 
secret pocket Buy now! Single chest pocket, 2-way collar, ocean pearl buttons make it a boxed 
true gift item! Choose his in smart plaid colors . . . in 
all men's sizes! | |     
ior Christmas ... Give Him a 
¢ Pilgrim Dress Shirt 
with Formease collar 
  pital, victims of diarrhea. Attend-|{ am 9 years old. I have a rer 
ing physicians reported the deaths |Stewart he is 7 years old and 1 of Thomas Tipsword, 10-month-old | \sister Sally she is 4 years old. | 
son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tips-; ‘Would you please bring us a truck. 4’ word of Grand Haven, and Philo and a doll and a train and some \ ‘* rr" > 
Lang Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.games. From Master Edward) ‘ " 
Philo Lang of Spring Lake, Christie, Harvey Sta. York Co..| Jd Regular Caff 
ov Formease Collar \N.B., Canada.’ 
Just Can't Resist ‘Em | After toys were purchased. Ki- 
‘of White Cotton Broadcloth wanis Cliff Eblen said the children 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. ®—New light. “will have a fine Christmas — 
reflecting traffic signs on county more than the boy asked for.” 
  
    
        roads are aiding marksmen as _— He'll enjoy the superb comfort and - | well as motorists. Fiscal court not- “Training young boys is one of ire sorioned tc nig 
ed yesterday a sharp increase in the finest hobbies a man could net of Pura i id pet arioned ; .§. 
bullet damage to the signs since have,’ declares John Mahon, lead- ook better too! Formease collar al- é they were made into better night- er of a Dublin, Eire, team of Life ways lays flat — looks perfect after eed lime targets for autoists with guns, Boys. a full day’s wear. st seein tik 
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The perfect gift for the Ҥ 
man in your life! + ye each Pilgrim Cotton 
Flannel Shirts 
Here !s the perfect gift for any man... smart patterns that will add a festive 98 Hf 
~airto his dress ensemble. Génservatives too, in silks, repps,jacquards, Onl) 
neats and stripes. Choose yours today in your chéice of many patterns ° 
and colors, for any color scheme. Cotton flannel. shirts in choice o! smart new plaids Sunk ast, 
Other Pilgrim Gift Ties priced at...... { » 
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Be Fashion-Wise for the Holiday. Season in 
Men's Gold Bond 
pre-flexed styles 
gift-priced 95 
pair 
Yes, black !s important for “right dress 
this winter;” and, as always, comfort 
is important too. Gold Bonds give you 
both — rich, smooth, black leathers 
that polish easily to a deep, dazzling 
finish and pre-flexed soles that need 
no breaking in, give you comfort even 
at the first step! Come in and try ‘em 
on. See yourself in smart, new black, 
feel the extra comfort of Gold Bond 
Pre-flexed shoes. 
bove styles also in brown. 
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one side for legs - the other side for under arms _ The only electric shaver especially designed to serve the needs of women. Small as a compact. Choice of 6 colors. 
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FOR EVERYONE — Flying discs of smooth and st 
reinforced with fiber glass, like the one shown here, give youngste: 
the added thrill of riding on a flying saucer instead of a 5 
handles to hold, they go round and round. 
  
The Indian Government hasilence, deeds of repulsive or hor- 
banned the import of horror com-irible nature, or glorify vice in 
ics—“publications that portray the|/such a way as would tend to cor- 
commission of offenses, acts of vio-|rupt youth in general.”   
  
  
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Here is a truly smart, comfort- 
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Dan River and sold exclusively 
by Sears. Single button cuffs, 
one chest pocket. Plaids or 
checks. S-M-L-XL. 
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favorite for 
both business 
and leisure 
suits in 100% wool flannels, worsteds, gabardines 
iy Ee Suit — 
sport coats of all wool in several decorative patterns 
Outstanding for quality and certainly at a down to earth price. Come 2 4 Look your handsome best in a fine suit of your favorite fabric. Sears 
offers a fine selection of colors and patterns. 
to Sears for sport clothes that are styled up-to-the-minute. splot eg 
all wool sheen gabardine slacks, Sears 4-Star Feature 
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Hood is fur trimmed. Warm 
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| i i i ° * » F ~~ Ke ns Str : ° of a gun from a hardware store 
Large Selection [oe ents Dream Boy Conscious Again 0! Sr md Ms Reet Sim: Gun Thief Sentenced Nn she had td the propio ° a ry HASTINGS ® — Nine-year-old "7 © iste in series | GRAND HAVEN’ U — Russell. weapon was needed by State i icondition but with “good signs tor : Haven|"” 
ADS OUTLET «¢ tomest Fries | World of Future to Haves sein rium oo “niin Pore, Mo rua Grd Hee ace ©@ Liberal Terms sciousness Tuesday at Pennock has been ordered to pay $50 3 
.. 18 S. Séginew 
  
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warrers 93990   FINE DIAMOND 
RING SETS 
for the Bride 
$2950 up   
RINGS, Men's 93990   
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  asa Second ‘Sun’ in the Orbit | WASHINGTON (INS) — You! 
would be assured of a white Christ- he possible to hang the sun in 
outer space, some place where the 
pull between the natural sun and| mas every year if the dream world) 
of atomic scientists ever comes} 
true. 
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N.M., chairman of the Senate-} 
House Atomic Committee, pictured 
the world-that-may-be in a speech 
last night before the Economic 
‘Club of Chicago. Subsequent inter- Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D)\be kept on its orbit, But Smyth argues that it may| 
he moon is equal so that it will! 
, Those interviewed said that if 
this is ever done, then it will be | 
possible to control weather—to 
assure a blanket of newly fallen Hospital where he had remained 
a panel truck on M37 near his! : "Illinois has 11,404 miles of rail- and placed on two years’ proba- in a coma since suffering head oq trackage. 
{injuries last month when struck by | Se | 
, | Seven counties in Michigan gun on false pretenses. Porter 
rural Hastings home. The boy, son'boast more than 300 lakes. ‘tion by Circuit Judge Raymond L. 
| Smith on charges of obtaining a 
  |pleaded guilty Nov. 26 to larceny 
  The Escalante, Utah's river of 
arches, makes such sharp loops 
and turns in places that it can 
travel half a mile yet be only 
50 yards from where it started. 
  
        
  
  
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RINGS F $4.95 ae | The experts said that “if we hang FUR COATS $ 50 som Anderson, borrowing trom the ; ins _ . _. ae 
19 poet, said it is conceivable that: up an artificial sun, then anything 
& JACKETS Up Musical Instruments “Out among the stars, we will js possible.” They pictured the! 
: hang our own sun.” man-made sun being moved to pre- TOPCOATS $] Qoo Radios - Cameras He pointed out that Dr Henry vent an early frost from ruining an 
OVERCOATS Up Sewing Machines De Wolf Smyth. formerly of the towa corn crop—or unseasonable SUITS All Wool Atomic Energy Commission. con- ooig from killing Florida grape- Luggage tends that there are no materials 
on earth capable of holding the 
terrific heat of an artificial) sun— Anderson said it is not too tan. | 
which scientists now want to build.) ciful to expect that the artificial | 
A man-made sun would be con- Sun would heat and even air- 
trolled by thermonuclear thydro- condition cities. fruit (Reclaimed) 
USE OUR CREDIT PLAN — CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY   
        
  The experts 
‘gen bomb) energy:   
    
     
    lighting and appliances such as 
irons, toasters and vacuum clean- 
ers, 
For the apparent benefit of skep- 
tics, Anderson pointed out that, 
jthrough atomic-induced mutations, 
a grass is now being developed, 
that grows only to the height of a 
well:mowed lawn and never gets 
any higher. 
| .As one who might rather play. 
golf than mow a lawn, he quipped: ; 
\“I'm for that.” | | spoke of reflectors on earth to 
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in your choice of handsome gift cases. 
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humous hero's award has been be- \ : é ‘ 5 a As AN 2 SS a 
wD aad “4 stowed by the Kent County Humane 
TOP QUALITY FRAMES and LENSES 9) >=. 2! ssre ns master's tam: ‘Dec. 3 in saving his master’s fami-’ 
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Koon accepted a bronze plaque | 
from the Humane Society in be- 
half of his dog. 
It was the first time the county 
chapter had so honored an animal. 
Previous awards were given only) 
to humans who had saved animals, 
from death, the society announced. |    
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  INSTANT COFFEE & TEA MAKER 
Whatever kind of coffee you like—vacuum, percolator 
or "instant"’—Sunbeam has the automatic coffeemaker 
for you. The famous Sunbeam Coffeemaster (left) is a 
favorite of millions. Sunbeam Percolator (center) 8-cup 
and 10-cup size makes delicious coffee every time. 
Sunbeam instant Coffee & Tea Maker (right) heats up to 
10 cups of water fast, yet will not boil over. Slinbetim reasre Has exclusive RADIANT 
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cakes, creamier mashed potatoes, etc. Available in 
either rich baked enamel or chromium finish. If it's o 
junior-size mixer—the Sunbean Mixmaster is the best. 
Also available in baked enarniel or rich chromium. 
  Siunbetim “Art caxte & GRILL 
The Sunbeam Woffle Baker 
and Grill makes BOTH per- 
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sandwiches, as well as bacon, 
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. Has Maximum Safe-Power to drill The quality built 642” Saw with plenty. The Sander that stood up over 1000 ad choice of fi all types of metal, wood and fo drive of power for faster cutting —power- hours in continuous use test. Saves i vert’s stunning | I ~ other labor saving attachments. Does ful 1% hp. motor. Cuts 2” dressed time—gives professional results, 
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Make It a Merry Christmas Shop at Malloy’s for Your Holiday Apparel and Gifts 
Two Pant SUITS; Specially Priced for Christmas Giving . 
$3990 $4,950 55950 . “Se 
THREE EXCITING PRICE RANGES 
TO PLEASE EVERY TASTE...       
Woolen Outerwear EXTRA SPECIAL !! 
7 Is The Ideal Gift... | All Wool SPORT COATS *19.50 
All Wool Flannel SLACKS ‘395 
JACKETS Woolen jackets in short or long 
lenaths and suburban coats... 
all colors from very light to very 
dork .. 
$1495 
to $7950 
Dress Shirts SHOES TIES 
Fine! broadcloth, white! shirts) by, by City Club by Wembley and Smoothie ‘ 
Lion of Troy .. - regular or French $7.95 to $14.95 $] 150=22°50 
cuffs in a variety of collar styles. 
Sport Shirts 
We have a tremendous selection 
by the finest makers in America 
..- many of the new Italian styles SOC S ; S 
included. K HAT 
Quality Hosiery by Holeproof in- by LaSalle ... , 4 
) 5 cluding the popular stretchees. a 
Individually Boxed 
to $95 “rom 819 $7.95 4 $12.95 
        
   
          
  
  
  
      
        LADIES: Bring in a pair of his trousers or 
supply height, weight and waist measure- 
ments. We guarantee the fit. 
Gabardine TOPCOATS 
ant "19°" 
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Set-in or Raglan Sleeves 
cut, meoium $ ? 9 50 $ 3 9 50 a OR DARK COLORS and 
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ROBES Jeweled Sweaters Timea Fee 
for your lady on Chnist- A gift to please nearly any woman... , (Ou ’ | 3 
Mergin. BHP 9 oo 1 lovely jeweling for holiday wear. i 24(( (iI) UI Cop) 
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895 $1295 to $1495 Select your holiday dress from the most 
luxurious fabrics . . . satins, velvets, 
brocades, antique silks, metallics and 
taffetas ... some are fur trimmed... 
  These dresses were individu- Holiday Blaicos gily selected from the finest 
Made fo bath aie a fancy party makers including Jonathon Lo- 
skirt . plain or frilly... gan, Suzy Perette and Rosen- 
aN $595 to $795 $1098 
Holiday Skirts Beautiful holiday skirts in velvets, 
metallics, nylon quilt and others . . 
FULL FLOUNCE or STRAIGHT LINE. 
$89% tc $1795 
Hosiery by LUXITE 
3 Pairs of Sheer NYLONS PLUS 
a Lovely Lentheric Lipstick. 
GIFT BOXED $ 4? 5      fs to add the enchanting 
a touch to her night 
TO iv ect). 
i From $395 it f | AY   
              
        
    
     Knit Suits 
by Jane Irwill 
$1495 t $35 
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LADIES COATS At a special Christmas price .. . Fitted or 
flared in all the new holiday colors... 
JUNIORS'— 
me $3950 HALF-SIZES 
Usually Sold to $55.00   
  
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  It’s Smart to Shop at Malloy’s . 
3 “ts Ce; Accounts . . . or Weekly age 
for Top Quality and Friendly Budget Plan... All at 
iS No Extra Cost! .    
Courteous Service Always... 
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     / J : oe 4 . ° - ~ ’ . _ FINE NECKWEAR . .. New Patterns Personalized HANDKERCHIEFS Make This an ARROW Christmas! The kind of ties his tie rack hopes for at Christmas ... ina Initialed handkerchiefs of fine fabrics. He'll really enjoy the Fine, luxurious Sanforized broadcloth. Choice of styles with brilliant array of smart patterns and shadings. Striking new luxury of these personalized hankies. The ideal gift for collars that stay crisp and wrinkle-free all day. Here's a cottons and imported silks from Italy. $1.50 to $5.00. gentlemen. Whites and colors. Box of 3. $1.95 and $2.95. gift that he'll welcome in duplicate. Regular or French cuffs, 
whites or colors. Neck sizes 13!5 to 18, 30 to 36 sleeve. 
$3.95 to $5.00. 
presents a wonderful gift collection   
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     T | * * r r re ° r YT All-Wool SUBURBAN COATS Silk Trim SMOKING JACKETS McGregor Flannel SPORT SHIRTS Virgin Lambs’ Wool SWEATERS Handsome, tweed suburban coats .. . the newest If he’s a pipe-and-slippers type of guy, here's the Soft, wonderfully-washable cotton flannel in an Soft, luxurious Catalina and McGregor sweaters. concept in men’s outerwear. Each has an all wool perfect gift to make his relaxation time more en- outstanding selection of smart new plaid tones. Amazingly long wearing. All virgin lamb’s wool quilted removable zip-out lining. Ideal for Spring, joyable. Solid and fancy colors, with silk trim shawl A gift hell truly enjoy. Sizes smalt, medium, Sizes 36 to 46 in the most outstanding array of too! Many masculine shades. All sizes. $36.50. collar and cuffs. S, M, L, X-L. From $16.50. medium large, large. $3.95. colors. Long sleeve, $10.00. Short sleeve, $6.95, 
to excite every Christmas shopper Illustrated here are just a few of the wonderful gifts you'll find at Osmun’s. .. there's a lot more... and they’re the kind of 
gifts men like, the kind they would select themselves. You'll find famous ord dependable names at Garant . .. names that 
mean you are getting the most for your gift dollar. And you'll like Osmun’s atmosphere, the friendly service. a \ \ \ \ ‘ \ \ \ 
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All of Pleetway’s wonderful features: Non-binding No finer robe value at any price! Extra comfortable, Baeentn Bh cas toe abe uuunt eee ala underarm pleat, roomy balloon seat, adjustable rugged, completely washable. Wonderful selection soft nylon fleece on Saree Windproof Lae waist. Huge choice of colors and patterns. Sizes of colors & plaids. You'll be wise to choose just such collar, cuffs, waist never lose their fit. Wash and | A to E. $3.95-to $5.95. a gift for your favorite male—$10.95, Others to $25. wear it. 36 to 46. $25.00. 
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All Wool Flannel SLACKS 
’ Ideal for Christmas giving. Sturdy yet com- 
-fortable, and dressy, too! Osmun’s has the 
most complete selection ever in light, medium, 
and dark shades of Charcoal Grey and Brown. 
Contrasting suede cloth ius included. $14.95 
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  USEFUL GIFT—Smart salt and 
Pepper shakers made from lathe- 
turned wood are useful Christmas 
gifts. Pepper is ground fresh as 
you want it. 
Yellow Banana 
Travels Around — Tropical Fruit Is Eaten 
by All Nations of World} 
Who Demand It 
WASHINGTON — The banana, 
carried centuries ago nearly 
around the globe, is still the 
world's most traveled fruit. 
Today, 80 per cent of the world’s 
banana exports come from tropical 
America. South America’s Ecua- 
dor out-produces all other ¢oun- 
tries by a wide margin. Last year 
Ecuador shipped more than a 
sixth of the record-breaking total 
128,524,000 bunches. 
Bananas sail today as far 
south as the Union of South 
Africa and north all the way to 
Norway where, from ai ware- 
house in Trondheim, they are de- 
livered to Spitsbergen, 800 miles 
north of the Arctic Circle. 
Nearly half wind up in the United 
States. As recently as 1876, they 
arrived just a few bunches at a 
time. In that year, at the Phila- 
delphia Centennial Exposition. 
they were sold __ individually 
wrapped in tinfoil- 
Each bunch is made up of nine 
or more clusters, called ‘‘hands.”’ 
Hands, in turn, contain 10 to 20 
bananas, or ‘“‘fingers.” Most 
grocers today display the fruit in 
hands, “palms"’ toward the cus- 
tomer, “finger tips’? up. 
By far the most common banana 
is Musa sapientum—“fruit of the 
wise men.’ Nearly all bananas 
eaten in this country are variety of 
this species called Gros Michel. 
During World War II when 
bananas of any kind were hard to 
find, a Houston, Texas, newspaper 
announced, “Yes, Houston Has 
Rananas.”” In the shipyards there 
the fruit was used by the tons to 
grease the ways, down which new, 
ships aid into the sea. 
About 71 per cent of all U-S.! 
families own one car; 12 per cent 
own two or more. 
  
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1955   
  
ROEBUCK AND CO. 
For the Mechanical Minded Man 
Here's the Gift He'll Like! 
       
   
    Saw 
10.95 
electric 
P drill “to portable 
circular saw! 4- 
; in. biade 
~ lubricating. 
               
    +. ae pa oe Ja she 
Belt-Dise Sander With 6'4x17-inch Belt Table 
Crefisman 51.50 
. 6.38 DOWN 
Over 100-sq in sanding sur- 
faces! Self lubricating bronze 
bearings. Q9-in. disc; quick 
change belt release 
  With Reciprocating Motor 
Creftsmon 29.50 
$83 DOWN 
No belts, brushes or rotating 
parts to wear out! Sandpaper, 
polishing pad 
Complete with Carrying 
Case eee a Cee ccc aera 
    
   
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Craftsman Jigsaws 
Cut Smoothly, No Sanding! 
Reg. 17.50 495 
Rapid, short stroke action of 
blade leaves smooth edge 
Built - in 
unit) Uses 4-in. blade. : 
  
  Roller Cabinets _ New Improved Craftsman, . 
Reg. $43 3 5 ° 5 0 . 
4. DOWN 
"New, easy-rolling, 3- drawer 
cabinet. Heavy, all-steel. Lock 
on lower pane! for all-drawers. 
17%25x32-in. overall, 
    hundreds of Do-It-Yourself jobs around the 
homel Even includes '4-inch electric drill 
and too! box! See i! at Sears, today! 
reciprocating power P 
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Give Him an Interesting Hobby! 
Craftsman 25-Pc. Tool Set 
69°° 
resell ps 
> _ Dunlap 
— Bench Vise    
     
         
           
    
     & pln ONO 
18-inch Jig Saw Modified Scotch Action 
37.50 
also -uts p! >, metal Table 
‘Its 0 to 45 degrees. Runs in 
bath of oil; bronze beearings. Crattsmen 
ast 
Bx s Dine as mS 
Electric Hand Saw 
Craftsman | HP. Saw 
49.95 SS DOWN 
Contractor type. All hand con- 
trols located in rear of saw 3- 
wire cord 
With Steel Case..,.....54.95 
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Electric Drill Set 
Complete 46-Pc. Craftsman 
ony 42.95 4.4 DOWN 
Drill will handle every one of 
the 45 included accessories. 
Choice of either '-in. pistol- 
grip or saw-grip 
  k : ae t 
‘Sabre’ Saw - 
Cuts Any Shape Desired 
Without Case - 34.95 
3.58 DOWN 
Use.as a rip; crosscut, keyhole 
er.scroll saw on wood, plastic, _ 
“non-ferrous metal! 
Sabre Saw with Case... 37.95 “~L. * ) Turns !80°, 
lock: ecurely. 
in position. 3y)- 
inch jaws open 
to ly inches 
B no to 
           
Wood 
Chisels 
7.95 
  Bores ¥% to |-in 
holes. Alloy 
B steel bits Fit ‘4 
      
   
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Big Wood Lathes 
Craftsman—Production Duty 
51.50 5.48 DOWN Only 
Gin 4 7-- 30-in between 
centers—463,.1n. bed Operates 
smoothly under heavy cuts at 
high speeds swir 
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  Jointer-Planer 
Sealed Precision Ball Bearings 
57.50 $6 DOWN 
Massive, preciston-ground table 
of cast semi-stee!' Solid steel 
cutter has three 4%-in. high- 
speed steel knives Craftsman 
locket Knife Sale 
Special Values Up to 4.50 
1.69 -Your Choice 
Big selection of two and three ~ 
blade styles with alloy steel 
blades; plastic handles; brass 
linings. Assorted colors. 
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  PEN TONIGHT ,and every night ’till Christmas. "4m 
Planer 
~ Attachment 
12.95 Plane with your 
B '4-inch electric 
Sis Pi leeeeulis 
‘| 13.16 in. wide 
incl Chime f 
Craftsman 
Push Drill 
3.98 A balanced pre- 
cision push drill 
8 drills in han- 
dle—just dial to 
4 size wanted 
re. 4.50 Heat treated — 
drop forged 
stee!. % to |-ir 
Snug {ting 
openings 
. In plastic. en 
velope 
     
   
  fey Hand Saws 
a) 16.95 26-in. long hol 
low ground 
blade Lamin- 
“yf ated handle 
[{ CAMETSMAR S', point 695 
4 5 0 point 69 
rococps «Craftsman 
Dado Sets 
é-n 9.95 
Use your bench 
saw to groove, 
rabbet: |/; or Y4- 
in. arbor. In- 
CAAPTSMMM cludes 2 saws. 
Save! 
  Screw- 
drivers 
2.50 AC Includes 4 
Craftsman 
screwdrivers . . 
hondy pocket 
size; Jul, 4)/ox 
316 and 6x!4- 
Mm sizes     
  pocorn Jar Screw 
- Dispenser 
Ss 
TRIPLE 
GUARANTEE 
for specified number 
iS months on guarantee. 
against deflects in 
“Satisiaction 
or your money back.” 
  
      
   
    1. Service card guarantee 
against all road hazards 
of 
2. Tire lifetime . guarantee 
tha- ~ 
terials and workmanship, 
3. Sears policy guarantee 
guaranteed    
        
  
A Gift to Make Dad's 
Workshop Complete 
WORK BENCH 
49>°° 
$5 Down, Balance Monthly 
On Sears Easy Pagment Pian 
@ 60x24-inch work top 
@ Rugged, adjustable legs 
Sturdy wood top with steel legs, 
Tool panel, work light, and 
power strip extra. 
Dtowers ........ 3.35 each   
    
    
  
  
      ; 8-In. Tilting Arbor 
AFTSMAN Crattsman Deluxe 
“@. BENCH SAW ||: 
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$7 Down. Balance Monthly q 
on Sears Easy Payment Pian 
Heavy duty. precision 
saw! Cuts up to 2'2-inches 
deep. 4 
" © Side table extensions. . 7.95 
© Craftsman tool stand. 22.50 
© Y2-HP. capacitor 
Sues ie ap als Ga: 31.50 q 
® Tool light with cord... 4.49 4 
© Craftsman Powr-Panl. 3.95 
ai @ Saw Guard ......... 3.95 
      
  
  
8-In. Craftsman Bench Saw Outfit 
Craftsman 8-inch saw complete with 42-HP “1 1 5 
motor, power tool bench, table extensions, 
$12 DOWN 
=. 
light, Powr-Pan!, wheel set. 
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10-In. Craftsman Bench Saw Outfit 
189" $19 DOWN Includes bench saw, extension, power too! 
bench, whee! set, motor (!-HP), Powr-Panl 
and light. See it demonstrated at Sears to- 
      
             
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ill ie 
  A Terrific Tire Buy! ALLSTATE 
ILENT CUSHIONS 
Buy Ist Tire at Regular 
No Trade-In Price 22.45, Plus Tax. Get 2nd 
Tire at One-Half Regular No Trade-in Price 
E33 6.70x15 PLUS TAX 
AND 2 OLD TIRES 
$4 Down Balance Monthly on Sears Easy 
Payment Plan - 
     
      
     
   
  Nationwide 20-Month Triple Guarantee 
Up to 20°/, More Resistance to Skids 
@ Thousands of road-gripping suriaces 
@ Flatter, wider tread for more traction 
© Whisper-quiet ride, less howl on curves 
© Tough X-41° Cold Rubber for durability 
© Cool-running “Safety-Sealed” rayon cord 
Triple tested. Proved better than other first qual- 
ity tires! Months of lab, factory road tests fol- 
lowed by punishing tests by Sears Test Fleet 
went into the development of this great tirel 
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     B—2 pe a a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 : 
. . ° 4 ae 9-Yeur-Old’s Condition |22_ McKinley Dr., James waslQdd Wax Works 
New Gift Ideas for the Little Miss irs After Month the street to avoid ance ails. | BERLIN—The second King Lud- Oe Pee sa   
    " Nine-year-old James Mathepy, : wig was a friend of Wagner and a 
Little girls have big ideas. That's) too has made many little girls ‘or bracelet are sure-fire hits. Be) always make a hit, good for Dad unconscious in Pontiac General Do Something, Will Ya! [builder of fabulous castles. One of 
a thought for a doting aunt or aware of science fiction which | cure to have them initialed. Chil- to keep in mind. Popular now Hospital most of the time since he} HUNTINGTON. W. Va ® — In his castles on the Herrenchiemsee 
granny to keep in mind when they love. These books are sell- | dren adore presents that are en-|is sleepwear in an Oriental theme WS struck by an automobile four| mates of the Cabell Coun Jail, thous or rpg ay Shvin Christmas shopping. _ Ing almost as fast as the popular | graved with their name or initials! with matching kimonas and slip. Weeks ago, today was off the ty Jail.|thousands of candles every Satur- * « girls books. | whether jewelry or a fountain pen’ pers for Mom and Sis. Other ideas CTitical list. (muster. the dignity they could day p pipes as ste in the 
Dolls are still welcome wnder'\ Jewelry is another way to and pencil set, fancy socks. hat. in the “matching” category in. Hospital authorities reported his! imine caret ae eam iad line — any little girl's tree but today’s charm little Sis (as well as big blouse. : clude blouses, playclothes, street Condition as fair. oe as pearey stag wacs’ disturb:| ‘Midhesota has 8287 miles of 
t |railroad, youngster has quality taste. She ci.) 4 wrist watch, charm, ri ' sc . . 
wants a big important looking doll. = wemunete Sod) ein Ss mbles dresses. | The son of Mrs. Edna Matheny, ling their rest. 
She'll only be impressed by a 
life-size monkey, tiger or dalma- 
tion in the stuffed animal group 
—and they're available, 
She doesn’t want a cook stove | 
that just resembles Mom’s; she | 
wants one that will give her serv- | 
jee. Ditto iron, ironing beard, | 
vacuum cleaner, sewing ma: 
chine and carpet sweeper. .           
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The vanity of little ladies has 
been recognized by manufacturers 
too. So toiletries in small--girl i , 
scents are available for her 
Pros and every night ‘till Christmas sessions. Everything , heed! 1 
from lip pomade (lightly colored) elelasiuia 4 AND ae} f why wn da aches 
to hand lotion delightfully pack- . ~ ta ; f 
aged can flatter her youthful ego. 
Comb and brush sets fall into the 
glamor category too, and these 
are available at prices to fit every 
budget. Older girls might be ready 
for manicure implements, —— | 
CLOTHES ARE SMART 
Children are fashion-conscious 
today, so youngsters are impressed 
by Christmas clothes, unlike young- 
sters of a decade ago who felt 
they'd “have gotton them any- 
way."’ Slipper socks are fun gifts EM, SE er - ve ee ma , ‘ ~ * . ke : . 
for home play decorated with Alice Toasts 4 crisp % ~ os ee Be ‘ . “ N P rtabl Mix 
in Wonderland figures. Raincoats ; : ; : ’ ’ ew 0 e er 
and hats are so attractive these sandwiches! bm NS e < , . 
~ ‘ ae af me i | ether 95 { Iniro or 1, MIXIN oc « tg. ect 
é 0 = a“ ; ee . 
oly TET. eet. i «om ee enmore = WalL BR 2-Ck AGE a ' Reg. 98c. Quality light. c 
Makes 4 big watiles or grills up to 18 95 ' Spare bulb compost 
hamburgers . at once. Also toasts .. . ment’ containing extra 
bakes automatically 450° heat range    
      
     
       bulb 
signat hght ends guess-work Ca 
          
     days the average little girl can't 
lor easy cleaning GLITTERING ROPES from the Completely 
Christmas tree make dazzling automatic! 
jewelry for the holiday season. 
Here, Natalie Wood of the movies 
shows how effective these are.   Automatic Coffee Maker 
8 cup polished aluminum. Just 45 
tillat, plug it in and forget ‘tl youre 
teady to serve!   
    wait for a bad day to wear them. 
Iceskating outfits are breathtak-      
              
       If a little girl has gone over- | [CBAC MEAD “we TaN . \ \ _ - 
ponte ard oaenliaeree dl aril area 6) FE ge er. . \ 6-Qt. Cooker-Fryer 6-Qt. Deep Fryer Kenmore Toaster ones: ~ ~~ : were, .. Controlled Heat: 150° to 400° A Giant in Performance ing—then the family's task is 
easy. Each member of the fam- 
ily could give her part of the i Stews, casseroles, bakes, deep fries 95 
rt to perfection! Signal light for de- 
outfit so that everything har- ri sired temperature 
, Kenmore 16.95 Only 14.95 
So versatile, you'll use it every- Fully automatic heat control 
     
   monizes., $2 Down day! Drain spout has saftey gives perfect toast every time! 
. 5 lock: no cross-flavoring. Com- hermostat contol inged But don’t underestimate today's plete with recipe book. crumb tray. Save! youngster. You'd be amazed that) 
a 12-year-old could be ecstatic at 
the gift of a very good dictionary, | 
that a 14-year-old could be en-| 
raptured with a book of familiar! 
quotations. | 
MUSIC WITH WORDS 
Books and records are popular 
too, even with the very young. 
               
  New youngsters’ records include 
some that are story books with 
: the record disc imprinted on the , a cover. These include Happy —— % : Birthday songs, especially good for oo parties, as well as familiar New Steam Iron : 
nursery Ebymes. Fingertip Heat Control Dial Handy Steam and Heat Dial — ' , Even little girls enjoy books : 
about the ballet or some career 110. 120 Volt 6.95 - Kenmore 14.95 f Mes ’ 
pee i re mie a Has full range of fabric se!- Changes from steam to dry f 
hough they'll ~ tings Long-liie heating ele- ironing with a flick of a switch. 
idea next year.) The atomic age Electricq] Dep!.—Besement ment Lightweight—only 234 2934 sq. in. aluminum alloy 
pounds. UL listed. sole. Plastic handle.    
   Chicago Lights 
Giant ‘Card’ 
for Christmas 
CHICAGO w—A giant Christmas 
card went on display Tuesday night 
when the Merchandise Mart's an- 
nual greeting was lighted. The 
“card” is on the face of the Mart, 
the world's largest commercial 
building. 
The scene depicts the Holy Fam- 
ily and the Star of Bethlehem. | 
Across the top, in illuminated 
letters two stories high, are the) 
words, “Peace On Earth.” The)   
    Maid of Homer   
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      Holy Family figures are 120 feet| Chops, Beats. Liquities Included with Blender or Mixer Has New Automatic Air Vent! 
tall, and one-third the width of the On! 
building — 155 feet. The star jx 48, J 27.95 __ With Purchase FREE 4 Qt. Size 12.95 
feet in diameter and more than Turbo Mixmacte Ud noeN cae ; ae ; 
40 feet tall. BUS GUIS - fastest Wreriven for electric mixer and Pressed aluminum th rev blending eve Tigh! fitting blender users. Exciting recipes broad base tor mew cooki: 3! i Fifty thousand feet of electrical add-a-bi! cove é-speed or meals. parties. Many heir New rockirg gauge omio:t 
wiring and more than 6.500 25-watt oh UL {ul hints, ideas. grip handie Easy to use 
bulbs are used in the display. 
  Had a Good Time 
BRISTOL, Conn. uw — Thieves’ 
must have had a buffet supper in, 
mind when they looted the Blue 
Lantern restaurant. They took a 
10- pound precooked ham, two 
loaves of bread and about 30 bottles; 
of whisky,   
      
        wail SF 
Electric Socks Grill-Woffler 
For Sportsmen and Spectators. ; Toasts, Grills, Bakes, Fries 
Reg. 14.95 1 2.95 Kenmore 14.95 
For everyone exposed to cold. Bakes four large watiles at 
these 85°, wool, 15% mylon once, has automatic heat con- 
socks offer new warmth for trol. Opens flat for use as a 
hours. Sale, washable! grill. Makes popular gilt.         
        Speedy Egg Beater 
New Comfort Grip Handles 
Only 4.59 
Stainless stee] gears mesh per- 
fectly for smooth action All 
gears bearing, enclosed io: 
protection. Easy to clean 
saa     Copper Bottom Cookware 
1¥2 Qt. Covered Saucepan, Priced Low 
Enjoy the quick, even heating of copper 
cooking with the easy-to-clean durability 49 
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     2-Qt. Seucepan ...........3.95 3-Qr. Saucepan ...........4.95 
4-Qt. Saucepan ...........5.95 9-in. Skillet 0.6.6... 49S 
3%-Qt. Teakettle ......,.3.95 7-Cup Percolator .........6.75 
Combination Cooker .......6.49 8-Qt. Saucepan ....,.....7.45 
10¥g-in. Chicken Fryer... .6.95 S¥a-Qt. Dutch Oven.......6.95 
Double Boiler ............6.45 Skillet and Lid...........3.85            
        
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Improved Scales 
    Fan Forced Radiant Heater” New in Ivory. Blue or Pink Step On It! Dial Lights Up! hy Only 23.95 Only . 5.69 _ Reg. 6.95 5.97 
      
    Nowhere, we believe is there Kenmore portable dryer blows Weighs up to 250 lbs. accurate- . : fi 3 * a heoter that approaches this right temperature for quick ae ly: dial magnified, no squint- : & ' H : eA, . velue. Heat conircl dicl for, ing of hair. Non-tilt stand. ]- ing. Skid-resistant rubber mat. Housewares Department. thea: 3 PSeeees e | | . a : perfect hect yr guarantee 2 5 colors —Basement * te iy Shamtne ao J wat : : 
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Woman’s Timel ni But Mrs. Clyde C. Strode saidj would have exploded with the same | sity’s financial report showed to- 
Averts Ga td si iff they needn't have worried. She) force as a stick of dynamite. UM Plant Assets Rise : a 
care as one a a pam paplary carga geod gig ene. $13 Million in Last Year | The report was accepted by the 
LAKE -_ ice s Neb. H—hief of Po- regents at their meeting yesterda 
found the woman yesterday who| Sniffed it later, at home, | lice Sol Willis got a fan letter Al ANN ARBOR |W The Pant Regents were told that the re! 
got five gallons of white gas at a} Asst. Fire Chief Al Thompsonia sort. It was a postcard, mailed assets of the University of Michi-| 'placement value of the university 
local service station—instead of the} says it’s a good thing she did. He|from Grand Island, Neb., with this) gan increased almest $13,000,000 to! buildings and grounds would now 
kerosene she had thought she was| said three tablespoons of the gas, unsigned cryptic message: “Drop|a total of $131,838,037 tor thé year total a quarter of a billion dollars. 
ng. if used to start tac coal stove ' fire, Dead.” | ended June 30, 1955, the Univer-' Total university expenditures 
      lose this structure and degenerate were $61,775,521 with salaries and They Work Backward tog lavigne : 
wages accounting for $40,189,296 
  of this figure. Salaries for the WASHINGTON—Starlike ascindi-| fungi. ; 
previous fiscal year were $37,- ans belong to a group of sea crea- we 
S225) ‘tures that suggest evolution in re- Rubber consumption in the U.S. 
verse, says the National Geograph-|is 20 pounds per person each year 
Golden eagles often «kill adult ic Society. They start life as tad-|which is far more than the world 
antelopes, especially when other polelike larvae with a cartilagin- average of only about one pound 
food is hard to find ous ‘‘backbone.”” Maturing, the y\per person. 
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er 75.45 12-Ft. Pad 
$7 Down, on Sears Easy Payment Plan       
   Finest wool and carpet rayon yarns blended to 
give outstanding beauty and service at this low 
price! See them at Sears today! 
Reg. $ With 9x 
93.45 12-Ft. Pad 
$8.50 Down on Sears Easy Payment Plan 
    oR a8 eer One 
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  24x36 inch .... 
24x45 inch .... 
30x54 inch .... 
4x6 foot ..... 
axe foot ..... 
All plush pile surface yarns of blended woo! 
  
and carpet rayon. Lovely decorator patterns in 
five style-right colors. Save at Sears low price. 
  BEST QUALITY     
   . Reg. $ With 9x 
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$1 Kitchen Gifts $10 Down on Sears Easy Payment Plan Clever) Usetul lncxpeasive 
All wool plush pile deluxe quality rugs. Richly Your Choice $] Ea. 
designed patterms for most decorating needs. g¢. 
Best quality materials and finest construcyo: 
Floor Coverings—Second Floor 
Chenille Spreads , 
stan J198 Wonderful, washable chenille in newest Harmony House 
colors. Never needs ironing, wrinkles just fall out. Strik- 
ing modern scroll trim. Polyethylene packaged to 
keep fresh, react, for use. Buy now for every bed 
™ in your home... at Sears! 
Wave-tufted 
2-Tone Chenille 
Fuil ot 98 Twin Size 
‘ Colorful two-tone floral de- 
a. sign on white wave fufted 
of _@ |» Chenille. Washfast colors 
sin new lovely, shades.     
      9-Pe. Hostess Set 
With 4 Place Mats, Napkins 
omy =. 2. 98 Organdy apron with pr m 
which matches napkins ONE 5 
and napkins are washiast cot tor 5 i                         
           
    
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SALMA ng gy ik pene egress 
          
              
    sculptured” effect 
viscose rayon rug 
    
   
       
       © high-low tufted surface pile 
@ glamorous new “Greek Key” design 
© eleven Harmony House colors 
New Harmony House viscose rayon rugs are a giit that 
will be en faved every day of the year! The 100% viscose 
rayon surface yarns give ibaeiae! resistance to soiling and 
crushing ... sculptured effect stands out! Viscose rayon 
gives more luster and brilliance to colors!          
        
    
   Smart Place Mats 5-Piece Luncheon Set 2” 
Styled in Embossed Plastic Heavy Quality Cotton 
On! 6 for $T scent | V for $ Beauntully gift wrapped Juncheon sets of quality cotton. 
ea. Fe ex Bit cloth 1n assorted pattert 1s. Solid color napkins. 
bie se"lings lear witt Vat dyed. 
1amMp iota Love. y OiOrs ora . 
texture ecect Rie: i 17-Piece Luncheon Set, 52x70-in. cleth. 6 napkins...... vera 4.96 
  3-Pe. Towel Sets Gay Sheet Blanket Washable Taffeta Screen Printed Rose Pattern With Colorful Rose Pattern Orlon-filled Comforter 
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Attractive low-priced gitt ret Lightwei ynt an attracti nek New Washable Chrometast ac- 
bath towel ind ¥ jJeal asa p blanket Choose etate taffeta tilled with light 
1sh th Washiast red, blue red or vellow roses on ie warm orion 4 two-tone com- 
€ background Buy today binations 
    
Single Control 95 
Priced low at 
Plan now {for warm: sleeping comfort with budget- pleas- 
ing Harm sny House Automatic Electric Blankets of 25% 
wool, 25°o cotton and 50° rayon. Now’s the time to buy 
this single-control double bed size. It makes the perfect 
gift for any home. Choice of Harmony House Tuscan 
Rose, Pacific Blue, Cherry Red, and Mint Green with 
matching acetate satin binding. Handsome, modern 
ivory colored control case. 
  
’ Shop with Ease . _—_ a QT Just SOY 7 i 4 ty i 
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      Standard 72x84 inch size. Dual control .......... 23.95 
Automatic Electric Blankets 75% Wool. 3 ] 95 
25% Cotton, Double Bed Size — Single 
Control 
Automatic Electric Blankets 75% Wool. 3 7° 
  hand washable =| 25% Cotton. Double Bed Size — Dual 
.-. do not ” Control - 
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A Any enclosed vehicle from a jailed on a charge of malicious 7}; clerk's name to an order boosting, : stood up under the fistic attack of »Santa Needs 100 Trucks eu alta wage ee on ahe Just Got Sore eae ro This Struck Ngan . her alimony payments cn vas Dangerous Conran ot pn 
a > CHARLESTON, W. Va. # — DORADO. Ark: = ‘the would-be robber fled empty-   ‘year-old grocery store owner is! 
; finding ~out that his vocation is| * 
ad Sd ed td dangerous. Twice within four; Fancy paper. napkins, place to Deliver Detroit Gifts | onc: truck can be used, Baker, HUDSON Mrs. Betty Tanner | : 3 
| Judge William J. Thompson of — : : : 32, angered when her ex-husband Achtung Fido!! —— DETROIT uw — One of Santa|said. The Post Office already has sy g 1 ee lwoukd litle exesodine EL 
Claus’ helpers has put out a call 500 trucks under Christmas con- 'tfused'to leave his work to talk BERLIN — If your dog is a/ Intermediate Court figured the 31-| 
to her, grabbed a handful of rocks swimmer, take him to Germany.) year-old divorcee had been a bit,   
  for 100 more trucks, to deliver tract. | 
ee and smashed 14 windows in the A special swimming poel for dogs too resourceful and placed her on'the face of the earth to equal the months, bandits have beaten N. N.| mats, unusual candles, ash trays, 
Foundry before being has been opened at Grunewald three years probation. She plead-| amount of radiation the earth re- Frisby. The first time a pair of coasters are some gifts that ring 
‘robbers escaped with $100. Frisby'a bell. Christmas packages in Detroit. | - _ 
Postmaster Edward L, Baker) About 800 U:S. homes are dam- Metalloy 
says drivers are needed, too. aged by fire every day. stopped. The Pittsford woman was Lake, near Berlin, Gd raulliy, (tc liocging’ (the) cicult Celv'eneach|dayiivon tie. san 
            
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| | "SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC if dept. SJC0)}¢ekw = «OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL CHRISTMAS (     
     
    Kavanagh Named Head irecently ratified by states joining/elimination of water pollution 
ithe Great Lakes compact:.under| The commission will meet in Chi- 
of Great Lakes Group the auspices of the Council of State!cago Dec 28 to consider a location Stung by foreigners’ tendency to for Balinese women 
  
LANSING P—Atty. Gen. Thomas Governments, will consider prob-|for at permanent staff and head- think of Bali as the only beautiful . THE HAGUE — ihe Great Dene \part of Indonesia, the republic en- is not a popular dog in Denmark. 
courages modern ways on the is- There are a few, however, and if Commission by representatives of|management of fisheries, a study; There are records of camel's land, while retaining most of its you should come across one, don't 
  M. Kavanagh has been elected|lems growing out of the St. Law-)quarters. 
chairman of the new Great Lakes rence Seaway, regulation and) 
  r water as a chaser os ——— three miles north of the city. The participating Midwest states. — jot water uses and rights, estab-| having gone 34 days without a picturesque aspects, says the Na- call it a Great Dane, they gre In a sideswiping of two freight’ The natural colors of cotton are park earlier had been operated by Kavanagh said the commission,'lishment of lake levels and the! drink. 4 tional Geographic Society. How- known locally as “Grand Danois.”’ cars at the Baltimore & Ohio's brown. green, cream and white the county. —— . : anaes : : ee ee ee : ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1955 
Women Must Now Dress ever, a recent law decrees shirts Whisky, Water Chaser | Bayview yards, one? car 
Gurgle Down the Drain 
BALTIMORE  p—Nearly 20,000 blaze, then set about breaking up| 
gallons of whisky went down the 300. smoldering 65-gallon wooden|¥€4" lease to operate Newaygo 
drain yesterday Firemen used barrels and wetting them down. |County Winter Sports Park on M37, 
  
  
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SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC. MONEY DOWN 
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Can Israel Oppose the Entire Arab World?   
Jewish Army Is Best Armed Force in Middle East: ter is: 8ad Check Hearing hes fust made o tour of the explosive 
lsraeli-Arab border areas presents & 
deture of the Israeli Army and its A veteran INS correspondent who | The Jewish Brigade has been |the key officers of the expanded for Israel to keep every valid man: hensible, lacking the elementary climbed up and headed for the; 
|—and ‘woman—trained and ready discipline which is part and parcel, Gaza Strip. 
of a soldier. * 
Had the Arab nations made 
| peace with Israel at once, there | 
| is agreement here that this na- |attack. But the Vampires, two of HOLLAND w — Dr. Irwin J. 
| ; jthem, fled to the south. The other} 
armed forces are the best, by far,, The Jewish Brigade supplied the! Failure to convert the armistice keep them abreast of changing | we = ne net ee | two stayed on to face us. (Lubbers, Hope College president portation of stolen checks. 
in this part of the world today. ‘Israeli Army. the core of the fast-multiplyt 
ae | With each advancement in rank, for immediate action. he toll forces whic ing from | 
fits of fear articles. ~_ = which, again com ‘they have received additional 
By MICHAEL CHINIGO —_| hl! lands, have been welded into taining And around them the After the regular period of 2 a formidable defensive instru- Israeli Gle in the various arms %€Fvice, the reservists are called 
JERUSALEM (INS)—The io ment. ‘have heen ibuilt. for periodic stints calculated to 
  = °) 2 | in fighting trim. 
Arab tactics of attrition over| | Israel boasts that it has the, 
'WHAT’S MY LINE?   
  
the past eight years can be! tastest ieee Seer , mobilization plan in the: 
credited” with the development world. It is no idle boast. \first officers and still: supplies into peace, has made it necessary Weapons and battle tactics and — | al eorcvcant ime 19 come—Per DN atenit Man Waives ut that is not the opinion of 
chances. 
  troiter James P. Taylor, 30, ex- 
(Tomorrow: Israeli Women at | nonvict held on check charges in 
the Frost.) the aftermath of the kidnap-slaying 
of a Mi a bank cashier, 
waived removal hearing Tuesday. 
He agreed to be returned to Minne- 
sota on charges of interstate trans- 
  * am 
“As soon aS we saw the Vam- 
pires, we took up a position of Hope to Get Funds 
  and also president of the 14-mem- 
“t weat afer them, and os |ber Michigan Cage Foundation get Hamil, chet det Ever-present danger of annila- 500m 28 I was within range f (has announced the school will re-isag City, said regulations forbid 
[tion caused men of seemingly in- opened fire. I watched the tracer ‘ceive shares in the $15,000 Gen- ier disclosing when Taylor will be tak- surmountable differences to get bullets hitting the plane and | eral Foods Fund, Inc. grant and 
‘together for self-preservation.   en to St. Paul, but that it could 
thought: ‘Why in - - - - doesn’t | the $300,000 grant distributed by\}° assumed to be soon. 
  
  of a hard-hitting, extremely-mobile | an : : INSTRUCTIONS: fEoch word is related to my work. Un- I visited some army camps and the Egyptian pilot bail out?’ | Rs 
military core in a nation trained scromble os few as possible to guess my line. Answer /saw methods that were a com- The ordinary soldiers feel that «yptian pl ‘Eastman Kodak Co. | * 8 F 
tc Capt Sor: Ss extern oppeors under arrow, reading downward. posite of those of several nations. they, the Israelis, are more in- “Suddenly I started to shout: | \ Taylor's bond was set at $25,000. 
When the average Israeti’s bate HOO 6 oe ee | The Israelis had taken the test telligent. more cultured, quicker ‘Jump, idiot. jump, and I'll stop Former Mayor Dies At Minneapolis warrant issued 
of each and then had adapted them 0° the trigger and have more shooting.’ I didn't want to hit. LUDINGTON uf — Funeral serv-| Monday charges Taylor, alias Her-   
manages to subside, he may tell 
you that his little country’s new > 
to the men they had to turn into   
  staying power than their possible him—only his plane. |ices will be held today for Kart L. bert F. Johnson, with passing four 
fighting spirit was born during | soldiers. opponents. “Well, he did not jump. He con- hard Ludi "|forged $50 Bank of America 
the days of Hitler and Naziism * # — ae tinued maneuvering. Then, all ot 48h er, former mgton May checks at the Nicolelet hotel in MEET AIRMAN YOELA jor, businessman and civic leader) : 
when the persecution wave all The pressure at the frontiers has © | a sudden, it seemed as if he lost! ,) ‘ea | Sate ‘Ashbacien Minneapolis Nov, 13. That is the 
Yoeli, 26, was mentioned in the | who rday. Ashbac! Tl Gay aiian! (canhie (Kanneth (1 icil"   /not only resulted in creation of a: 
large army in record time. It has 
also speeded the creation of Israel/ but decimated European Jews. 
The Jewish Brigade, made up of 
escapees from all nations of 
Europe, was the first sign of things: 
to come. 
From it came the fighters of) 
the underground Hagana, which 
slugged it out with the British 
Empire in a_ free-for-all which! 
London does not yet want to for- 
give—or forget.   
  
BABEL OF TONGUES   
  
  
    
ot en oO | & | WH 
    order of the day by the Israeli! control, and the plane went down born in 1877, was mayor of Luding- in a trail of smoke. ton from 1930 to 1937, He organized berg of the Northern State Bank, chief of general staff for having | “I turned on the other pilot... radio station WKBZ in 1928 and Thief River Falls, Minn., last was 
“single-handed shot down two’ as a nation. pee jets on Sept. 1, 1955.” |°. few bursts finished him off ...|/wKLA in 1945. 
This is the story Yoeli told me: 
The men who have done it still “It 
shake their heads in wonderment.. morning when we got the word) There are many like Yoeli who) JACKSON (#—An automatic tele-/lin, Mo. last Friday. 
git they started ten years ago, that four Egyptian Vampires had think that despite the equipment , 
“babel” of tongues was deaf-! been seen over Kibutz Carmia >. . the “Egyptians and— other Arabs’ Jackson ice —skaters— informed on same case was filed against Tay- “ 
ae There were’ men and and had fired a few machine gun, may get from the Soviets and ice skating conditions. The sys-jlor in Detroit. Authorities said the | 
women from 71 countries, speaking bursts upon the Kibutz. 
languages reciproc ally incompre-' “Two of u us took off immediately, | efficiency will not ee great-_ a day. seen b 
His battered body was found Nov. 
25 in a farm field near Clear Lake, 
Minn. Taylor was arrested in Jop- id-air.”             
  MANY LIKE HIM ‘Real Helpful idea was early one Thursday | 
| phone answering device will keep| An earlier check charge in the 
| satellites, their over-all combat tem will be in operation 24 hdurs|checks were stolen from the Thief 
River Falls bank.       UL. 8S. UNDERSTANDS? 
Israeli leader liken their battles: 
with the British forces to   
                         
      America's War of Independence.’ 11 GEOHE Veusrduy's eacwer clOdy) coehal sCobs 
And it is primarily on that basis cHorvs, nett, muSic, sToff, scoRe, bAton 
they feel the U. S. can best under © 1955 Who's My Line, Inc gr-is 
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Budget to Mayor Cobo 
DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit 
Department of Parks and Recrea- 
tion yesterday submitted to Mayor| ——————_— i I Albert E. Cobo a 1956-57 budget of There are about 1,400,000 gaso-|an spends hours making her toilet. | $8,506,865, an increase. of $741,533 line-dispensing units in the nation’s 
over this year’s figure. Parks Dept. Submits 
  for control of Dutch elm disease, | 
a hike of more than $242,000 spent; 
this year. The mayor already has. 
approved this expense. 
| 400,000 service stations. + The department asked $1,429,020! | Only in Tibet? 
Clothes make the woman in Ti-'| her husband's rank in the ee 
iment hierarchy. A cabinet minis- 
_ |ter’s wife has been known to dis- t, says the National Geographic 
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White, pastels. 
   
    Special! Women’s fine holiday gift handbags 
The most popular new pouch, 
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‘Many leathers. 4.95 
       
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Prestwick, Scotland, the birth- 
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‘paradise for golfers. Around Prest- 
Experts say that between I and 
She dotes on cosmetics, preferably 2 Per cent of the population is men- 
American brands, Jewels denote!tally retarded. wick Airport there are 16 golf printing giant. It 
courses within a half-hour's travel- average of 16 to 17 million mag- month ago, which killed 28 persons. 
ing time. Excellent courses abound azines a month, says the National'has been released for further treat- 
‘throughout the country, Green fees Geographic Society, 
    
      
  are nominal, and the club house . | > ae 2 ye. facilities comfortably up-to'daie! Army Releases Details | He was listed as Sgt. T. J. Gos 
: tinger, Port Huron, Mich., who was 
of GI Hurt in Plane Crash transferred to.the Naval Hospital, 
SEATTLE uw — The Army today Great Lakes, Il]. He had been in 
Springfield, Ohio, has become a’'said a Michigan soldier injured in Ft, Lawton Army Hospital in Se- 
sends out anan air transport crash here a attle- .   
About 38,000 persons move into 
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Meat prices in general are still week. Department specialists 
|heading tfower, and judging from S¥ssest H agga Lagden the =— ps ' course for your stmas din- the record pileup of supplies, the ner. “Roast pork for the ‘ 
end is not yet in sight. Last week dish fits right into the festive 
jprod uction of government-in-. spirit,” the USDA says. “Good | 
Gees meat set. an all-time to feok at. and pleasing to eat, 
jrecord. All told, 257,000 tons: of a hot k roast does 
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half the record total. |bargains this week in produce. 
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nN Chapter 10 . 
IN TROUBLE AGAIN 
Beanie stared in amazement at 
the old black pot that had fallen 
trom the old woman's chair. He 
left his raisin pudding untouched 
and ran to the front door. On the 
way he stumbled again over the 
three black pots in the parlor. 
When he went out the door he 
stumbled over the black pot sit- 
ting there. 
The hair stood up on his head. 
He thought, “If I stayed in that 
house any longer maybe I'd turn 
into a black pot.” 
* * « 
He was so frightened he never 
stopped running until he was well! 
out of the forest and back on the 
_ road leading to Far Away Places. 
In Beanie’s pocket the little Dum- 
diddy rolled himself into a ball 
and went to sleep. 
As Beanie went on his way 
he became hungrier and hungri- 
er. Presently he came to a farm 
house surrounded by a fence. 
On the fence was a sign saying: 
“Keep Out.” On the other side 
of the fence stood a Christmas 
tree. It was decorated with pep- 
permint sticks and gum drops and 
cones of chocolate candy and stars 
made of sugar. 
“IT am so hungry,” thought 
Beanie. ‘‘Surely no one would mind 
my having something from this 
Christmas tree. Especially since 
Christmas is a time for giving.” 
* 6 « 
He climbed over the fente and 
ran to the tree. He had just popped 
a white marshmallow into his 
mouth when he felt a hand on his 
shoulder. He was swung around to 
face a skinny old man with deepset 
eyes. 
“Taking candy from my tree. 
eh?” said the man. ‘Well, pay   j |to meet soon on the Damascus! The commissioner laid down the, THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMI ER 15, 1955 t & — 
  
Police Boss Cautions 
U.N. Action on Israe ‘About ‘Gifts’ to His Men | 
NEW YORK (INS) Police| 
Requested by Syria |x ror, uss) =, Pate UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. up—| has warned businessmen that 
“Christmas gifts’ to policemen are Syvia expects the Security Council! casidered kee’ po ‘ 
government's protest against Is-) law to representatives of N. Y.| 
rael’s attack on Syrian posts in business and industry yesterday, Galilee. as well as top police “ona 
< ; \ers. Ahmed Shukairy, chairman of | He claimed: “There is no right 
Syria's delegation to the General!on the part of a police officer to! 
Assembly who announced the Pro- ask for or accept a gift. There, 
test af a news conference, indi-|j5 no right on the part of a donor | 
cated his country will ask the coun-|to give it.’ | 
cil to take stern action against Is-| OO | 
rael. He did not disclose Syria's AEC Gives Contract 
strategy but said it would call for i 
“measures which have not been for Fuel Assemblies 
asked before.”’ | WASHINGTON (INS) The 
The U. N. Charter authorizes the) Atomic Energy Commission an- 
council to recommend a cessation; nouncéd today that it has awarded of aggression. That failing, the! its first lump sum contract to a 
council may call on U. N. mem-| Private firm for manufacture of, 
bers to serve diplomatic, econom-| Peactor fuel elements. 
ic and communications ties with! = 
the aggressor nation. Finally, it| New. York will fabricate 32 fuel may)(call on members tor armed | semblies for the AEC’s materials | 
force to halt aggression eed nee) Ec cont —— of $279.28 each. 
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sugar. Beanie thought no one would mind him taking some since 
Christmas was a time for giving. 
jet and sneaked into the corner|found all the lamps were clean. 
jwith the pile of lamps. | Just about that time the skinny 
He took a rag and climbed right|old man came in. 
into the nearest lamp. With a few “ - “ ' 
whisks of his cloth he had polished| | ee ee neers |could not get even his hand inside . 
|the lamp to polish it. He kept push-| It was hard to tell who was the 
ing with the cloth until suddenly|more astonished: Beanie or the 
there was a plop! and the glass|old man. 
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wie | The Dumdiddy thought, ‘This! 
The man spoke in such a shrill.'will never do.’ So while Beanie} 
angry voice that the Dumdiddy|was cleaning the next lamp the 
awoke. He poked his head out of Dumdiddy climbed out of his pock- 
Beanie's pocket just in time to it clean. Then he climbed into the 
  hear Beanie say, ‘But, sir, | 
haven't any mgney.” 
“Very well.’ said the old man. 
“You'll work to pay for it."" And 
he took hold of Beanie's collar and 
led him into the barn. He pointed 
to a pile of dirty glass lamps. 
“Clean the inside of those 
Jamps."’ he ordered, ‘‘Have the 
glass nice and shining and all of 
them done by noon.” 
Beanie stared at the lamps. 
There were about 50 of them 
and the glasses were so dark 
with smoke that he could not 
see through them. 
“W-what if IT don't finish by 
noon?" he faltered. 
“Then I'll beat you,” said the). 
man. And he left Beanie alone 
with the lamps and a pile of old 
rags. 
Beanie picked up the first lamp. 
He pushed and pushed but he 4 
next lamp. 
When Beanie finally finished his 
second lamp he came to the cor) 
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THE BERRYS t By y cad Grubert drawled: “I thought that I might 
Folsom Urges Insurors . Bible-Reading ‘rumed soa toa fa Mie YOU DONT =| Miner Decides f iste « iitlo heab tn Danville    
      
    
to Broaden Their Benefits   
      
      
  
  Welfare Folsom today prodded the tion. 
Folsom did not say whether the | 
‘administration plans to renew past | 
recommendations that the govern.) 
ment help get such a reinsurance | 
system started. Those recommen- 
dations so far have gone unheeded)   D VERY 22 | (his hometown).” AND WAIT “TiL YOU HEAR | | SOUND VERY e to Take $32,000 NEW YORK rT) ~ Secretary of voluntary health insurance rote: ABOUT THE CUTE CHRISTMAS = bsp Oe ent sta tors P TOY I BOUGHT FOR JACKIE... | FY | NEW YORK UINS) — A young)was given a rare edition of the    SAY, ARE YOU LISTENING? i West Virginia coal miner is the) ‘King James version of the Bible 
|donated by a Philadelphia organ- 
ization, an everyday Bible for his 
own use, and several other Bibles 
to give his friends. insurance industry to use its ‘‘tra- | ae 
ditional enterprise” gin ‘extending; 
coverage of private health insur- lucky recipient today of twin) 
prizes — $32,000 from a TV quiz 
|show and congratulatioins from | 
United Mine Workers boss J oh n| 
L. Lewis for using “sound judg- |       ance and pension plans. 
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Commenting on Skeens’ decision 
    
      
    “As you in private enterprise by Congress. ment” in not trying to win the | stop with $32,000, Lewis said: meet the needs of the people.” * * ¢ top prize of $64,000. “Stanley Skeens not only demon- Folsom told the Life Insurance He suggested that steps be taken ._ * ¢ strated that he is an extraordi- 
Assn. of America in a prepared to enable older persons and rural Stanley Skeens got the money nary and most remarkable student .speech, “then the people will not folk to obtain private health in-| 12-28 last night on the CBS ‘‘64,000 Ques- of the Bible, but he's a man of 
find it necessary to resort to broad surance at reasonable cost. He} tion” program as a result of his| 
sound - judgment. 
“In my personal opinion, he fol- 
lowed the best course in taking the 
substantial sum which he had 
fully earned,         
  amazing knowledge of the Bible. - 
But when it came time to stop 
| Or go on to the “summit” ques- 
tions, the 27-year-old miner   
  said, loo, that the degree of pro-! 
tection afforded by private policies 
should be increased. 
convinced * * government action.” 
INCREASE SECURITY 
Folsom said he is 
that voluntary health insurance is 
a ‘sound and practical means’ of   
    Portuguese Christmas Has a ‘Trick or Treat’   In the pension field, Folsom sug- 
that. employes. employers   gested 
the 
  
  LISBON, Portugal  — Christ- streets by old peasants in long|Child rewards the Faithful. W hile days. In many _ provinces, 
Saeciey ones awe wee ae nde bet eG mn He mas in Portugal is heavily accent- Stocking caps, for sale from door the family is at the cathedral for) words fit the lives of the men who! costs which he said now tota ore ate to provide better protection ie to door, SSC ( s r J s i lf than 10 billion dollars a year said a ‘shortening of the period of ed by tradition with carolers prac- r . ee a teadiion sine iia tha? heal ao a In the Algarve, fisher | 
Only about two billions of this service required for employes to Ucing a singing version of “‘trick In the cities, gay booths sell and leaves gifts in little shoes at’ [eat | DR. HEN RY A. MILLER is met through insurance benefits. secure pension rights would be de- or treat.’ * Christmas dainties and decora- the foot of the chimney. “O Christ Child, thou gentle he said, “but insurance can and sirable = * fisher; of thine hair thou makest| Ehouidlaneetiimach more inant ee If one is generous and gives good tOMS. Carols are sung each of the PAO DE TRIGO a net, of thine eyes hooks, that|f Optometrist 
  
    
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longed illness.’ gocs down. Late dinners are cor- these brainless asses have nothing the Christ Child is in his manger. black olives. American Institute of Chemical, Open Friday Evenings 4 SEEEDIINEROLEAIT NS respondingly fashionable in. Spain's 9 give us” Tradition holds sway whether the * * « Engineers’ atomic exposition at) re ¥ 9 : i ial arcu Locale a _ gay city and people don't get — _— crib is a humble cardboard box Although the Christmas tree is Cleveland this week. It includes, : j He said the kisenhower admin- around to eating untit 9:30. CHILD NOVENAS with straw and cheap clay figures not indigenous to Portugal, it is Models of the university's 300-Mil- | a 
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igift wrappings. 
|wrappings may captivate young 
| imaginations so that a child will 
jeven postpone opening the present 
‘for at least a few hours. 
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NEW DESIGNS—Cigarette ight. . Combine a shor bex and square 
ere are! shown (his sear in) a Cok sw capisher Rox) wilhigrcen vanety of clever pew designs paper. Place the square box on 
his ratio lighter is in genuine top of the shoe box at one end, 
val nutiowith) a cecldmtiniched ubase fasten together with cellulose 
tape. Cover this end of the car 
with a contrasting shade of paper 
and tape in place. Draw fenders, 
windows and running beardwith 
black caryon, and plume arm. 
Wheels are cut from black con Want a Kiss? 
Then, Look Quit teisrsretn toe maa the transparent tape. The 
of black construction paper 
and taped to the top of a square 
Mononucleosis May Get box White paper headlights and a 
piae Patel | 
You if You Don’t Watch - 
What You're Doing 
What's in a kiss? 
Back when the summer Was 
young, this didnt worry anyone. 
But now its a serious medical 
question. An Aimy physician Says 
that it is in the intimacy of the 
lover's kiss that the strangest 
disease of adolescence. and early 
adu!thood, infectious mononucle 
osis. is passed back and forth 
The tongue-twister mononucle- 
osis is a strange disease which 
actually takes few lives but often 
makes its victims miserably ill 
with fever, sore thruat and swol- 
len glands, and often looks like 
leukemia or like infectious hepa- 
titis (jaundice). 
This ability to ‘‘look like 
other things” is one of the con- 
fusing, dangerous things about 
mononucleosis. With a usual | 
mild beginning, it can hit hard 
and fast—and sometimes at the 
throat. Temperature soars, the 
voice grows hoarse, the neck 
swells like a balloon, and breath- 
ing becomes almost impossible. | 
Physicians — until the hormone | 
ACTH became available—often | 
had to resort to surgery to keep 
the patient from suffocating until 
they got mononucleosis calmed 
down. 
Strangest fact about ~“mononu- 
cleosis is that no one knows how 
how it is ‘caught’ Efforts to 
transrait it from person to person) 
have been unsuccessful—except by | 
pretty implausible methods. In| 
ships at sea, in boarding schools) 
and in other places where epidem-| 
ics of contagious diseases are no- | 
torious, monoucleosis never makes | 
| an appearance. 
A BAD WINTER? 
If this theory is right the mys- 
tery of whence comes mononucle- 
osis will be solved: and kissing 
may be in for a bad winter. 
Kissing has been tabooed by 
medical men before, and weath- | 
ered it. When doctors first | 
learned about “germs,” kissing | 
was put on the list of things | 
dangerous to health. The 
humorist Mark Twain was only | 
echoing common sentiment when 
he wrote: ‘Despite the dangers, 
let’s have more of it,” and 
kissing remained as popular as 
ever. 
So, even if Colonel Hoagland is 
Energy, wit climax this session. 
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right, snfectious mononucleosis is 
probably here to stay until some- 
one finds a protection against the lClever Wrappings Glamorize Gifts | A tiny gift for a youngster may 
if the giver is handy at. 
Sometimes outer 
on Deadline’ Mailing its value in- 
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front of car. A fluffy bow adds ajcrossed strips of green gift wrap box with white shelf paper, and 
finishing touch. ‘tape for eyes, a nose and mouth trim top edge with green giftwrap 
Cover a square box with yellow)of red tape tape. 
paper. Pulon a face with CTISS-| Use a bow of sasheen ribbon | Sketch the king’s face with ink 
~~ for the hair, letting one loop | or crayon (using a playing card 
. hang down over the forehead | as your guide) on all four sides 
Post Office Frowns as a curl. For the stick, cover | Push roll through holes in square a wax paper roll with a pink | box and hold in place with cel- 
or bright red paper and spiral  luose tape. 
it with green tape. 5 or | Cut arms out of red paper and 
Cover a box with silver metal- |tape beneath the square box. For 
from mailing cards and packages lic paper, Cut out a mitten shape. ne eae an cover we _ seal 
. board w late so that they will arrive at from felt or colored package.! ee ee ape and in- 
Mak utline of gold flitter went them) tniaiits: at base lot card: their destinations on Christmas ‘“4Ke an outline sok on iocee roll, 
Eve was made yesterday by Post- the mitten for added decoration. —— 
General Arthur E. Sum- 1Do this by running a thin line 
of glue on the mitten, then Sprin- 30 Pet. of Road Ready 
The cabmet official pointed out Kle with fitters. Tape a ruffle of OTTAWA—About 30 per cent of Inexpensive. too, 
that the practice results in. an tibbon to top of mitten. Two 4. 4589. mile 
extra burden on postal employes gifts may be wri ust this * way 
and facilities. and tied together on a band of Has 
“The majority of citizens realize ribbon standard, 
that the early arrival of a card or, PRAYING CARD KING 
gift is always welcomed,” he said. 
“But there are still those 
retain the mistaken idea that those can be rolled up and inserted into! Saskatchewan, Manitoba, 
arriving on Christmas Eve have a cardboard tube (use a wax pa- Prince Edward Island. 
a special significance. per roll). Wrap the roll in bright, = 
“The thought behind the gift or red metallic paper. Cut circles in 
card, not the time of arrival,   An appeal to senders to retrain 
  master 
merfield 
  Trans - Canada 
with 1,481 miles graded 
land 1,07) miles paved. 
— roll will {it through ut-Cover-square United States_was 4,192 cars. 
THRIFTY ANTAS... 
  
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alternative, which would be some 
method of stopping kissing, might} 
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- New Chemical 
Find Beneficial Compounds Developed) 
by Atomic Rays to Have 
Wide Commercial Use 
By FRANK CAREY 
Associated Press Science Reporter 
CLEVELAND u—A new class of 
chemical compounds which may 
prove to have wide commercial} 
use-for example, as insecticides 
and wood preservatives — have) 
been developed with the help of. 
atomic rays. a University of Michi-! 
gan Scientist said today. | 
{   oe 
LJ Eo 
Dr. J, J. Martin said they are a 
special variety of so-called ‘‘chiori- 
nated aromatic hydrocarbons'’— 
produced by making chlorine and and cargo hook lift earth and other    
FOR ENGINEERS — A unit crane, scaled to a likeness of its a ce ; eS 
earth-moving prototype, makes a dandy toy for the budding engineer, | [®S Of Marine algae, including 
It has ground jacks to give it astonishing lifting power. Gam-shell THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1953 _ 
: Sea Cultivates r Fs | 
+ | 
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Oceans Produce Useful © 
Plant Life in Hidden ie 
Underwater. Pastures ! 
WASHINGTON — The sea which. , 
cradied all life holds in its hidden ~ 
vegetation—plants taller than the) 
highest tree and others shaped like | ~ 
pearls and cough drops. 
As a producer of vegetation, 
| the seeming wastes of water out- 
strip the land, the National Geo- 
graphic Society suys. Foremost 
in sea growths are many varie-               brown seaweeds used in ice 
cream manufacture, materials. | + 
| The seas’ tiniest organie hfe, 
plankton, took its name from the 
wandering.”” The|*” a ; Say me Gree: word for ‘ ater oe Gervatives pate The San ta Cla us Tr adi tion Red Sea derives its name from) 
divactive material, 
* * Ey 
One such compound, he said, has 
long been produced commercially 
with the help of ultraviolet radia- 
tion. This particular one is used as 
an insecticide, ANN ARBOR  — Santa Claus, 
born of many nations, has lived}- 
through the centuries to satisfy)   But he said the Michigan re- the needs and desires of children| 
search had produced a variety of and adults alike. 
different compounds of this class! This is the theory of Frederick 
and that, moreover, use of a radio- : ee Nieniod 
active material instead of dice os Exiivexsity a . Micugun 
violet light appeared to offer “ta:Psychologist and chieS of the. 
“more efficient method of chiori- university's psychological clinic. ! ” i 5 ey a ; <5 
nating.” because its rays are more But, Wyatt points i | out, 
penetrating. - . . ; America Santa is a far more 
The research, done with radial rebust person than he was to 
active cobalt, opens up possibilities oA 
of using waste fission products * 
which result from the operation of} Santa in this nation, Wyatt says, | 
nuclear a said. “is a specific American thing. He| Lives Throughout World 
week after Christmas. 
‘that 
;which came to the United States. 
have contributed something to the ©'#>s and shririps, or of globules 
‘Santa Claus of America.” 
| most of Europe and the Near | Santa's , dulled 
longer the old St. Nicholas who 
came as a moral judge." | 
|PLEASES CHILDREN, ADULTS ‘reddish plankton. 
ORGANISMS VERY SMALL 
The individual organisms are so — two functions of the parent: To (small that for years they were re- praise or to chastise. _ ——garded_merely as -a kind of pig-|». Actually gift-giving comes with Ment drifting in mile-long bands — 
he arrival of the Christ child on f orange or smaller patches of s s over. the seas. 1g   “hristmas morning. 
In Erance. Santa brings gifts a Magnified, plankton appear to 
be odd decorations belonging in 
fairyland. Individuals take the 
shape of snowflakes with glitter. 
ing shells of glass, miniature “It appears likely,’ Wyatt says, 
many nationality groups 
round like pearts but with the 
brilliance of gems. Some appear 
as shining lozenges, like cough 
drops with feathery fins. Others 
mimic butterflies with filmy 
wings. 
| Unable to swim, the plankton 
‘crop drifts with the mood of the’ “In America,’ Wyatt explains, 
stern edge has. been 
He is a mediator and no Occult Gardens 
pastures an untold abundance of 3 : 
  Greathtakingty beautiful, radiant with 
4 blazing diamonds. 17 jewels. 
atyling in 
    He told reporters about the de-|'8 really a kind of semocra| 
velopment in explaining a techni- 
cal paper on the subject which he 
read to the Nuclear Science and| 
Engineering Congress (NSE) here. 
Martin declared that he and his 
colleagues have also radioactive co-) 
balt in an attempt to develop a 
simpler and cheaper method 
producing industrially important 
ammonia from hydrogen and at- n | 
mospheric nitrogen. 
Aussie Butter Output Up | 
Australian factory production of 
butter climbed to 422,000,000 jcedes Christmas by almost three 1 . He exists essentially for the, 
Santa Claus. same reasons other Santas have 
_The jolly old man exists, Wyatt] lived on—for the needs and desires. 
says, “to celebrate the mae ot children and adults alike. vision of Christmas.” “Children enjoy an occasion in 
AUSTRIAN SANTA ee cic ROr a ad 2 atl a ; a _| gifts, yatt says. nis feeling 
Piet gl telly a dit that childhood is a period when the 
See pee eo eS ee orid is generous, is deep-rooted, Austria, where Santa's arrival pre- As we grow up we tend to embel- 
seek lish it. As grownups we _ re- 
eens experience our own past. 
in Austria and theougheat | ory. sauit and child with their Central Europe, there are actual- needs and desires fit together 
By Ese eenn at (Sesetemen belt) | ran chili) as kis dcatrolterithe day’ time. | occasion, the adult his desire to 
One, pounds in the year that ended Wyatt says, is the good remember.” sea. The organisms are equipped 
with many different kinds of 
water wings to prevent sinking to 
the darkened depths. They usually 
swarm around coasts and waters 
where ocean currents meet. | 
Wipe Your Feet! 
SALT LAKE CITY ww — School 
crossing guard Walter Knight had 
an easy solution when rainwater 
in the gutter blocked his crossing. 
He pulled his car up to the curb 
and parked it astraddle the puddle. 
Then he opened both its rear doors 
and invited the children to walk—    Exclusiviy 
Matching expansion bracelet. 
= Santa who is willing to praise if ‘rease of 72,000,000 : July 1, an increase of there is reason. The other is the ‘high and dry—right through. 
Wyatt says the Santa Claus in ——————— 
pounds over the year before. But Eaceompanting (Black (evil rat America has picked up most -of Northernmost Farm | 
factory output of cheese declined 
some 9.000.000 pounds to a total 
of 101,000,000 pounds. 
Medical Students Rise tling chains and 
switches to chastise naughty 
youngsters. He wears a sort of 
the bad children.” only some 70 or 80 years ago. 
rucksack on his back to carry off fo : his characteristics from the poem carrying birch ,, MANNING—This town, in the 
northern part of Canada’s province 
His name tomes from the Dutch of Alberta, advertises itself as the 
r St. Nicholas. the kindly old “northernmost midwestern farm The Night Before Christmas” 
Enrollment in the nation’s medi- 
cal schools during the 1954-55 
school year totaled 28,593, an in- 
crease of 336 over the year before., churchman who was known for his 
good deeds in the Near East and 
is little chastising as the two became later a patron sain! for 
Christmas spirits go through the much of central and northwest 
village. They characterize the | Europe. In practice, Wyatt says, there town in North America.’ Its first 
crop of wheat was grown in 1929, 
says the National eGogruphic So- 
mety. The town is 3565 miles 
north of the United States border.   SL NORTH SAGINAW STREET   
      
    
   
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Bob Considine Says:   
  
Office Revelers Forget Real Spirit of Yule NEW YORK (INS) — The Pass-'gray business suit, not & powdered) Christ. ape 
ing show... wig. 
Is there a greater obscenity than 
the typical office Christmas party?! 
® % eB a ¥ * 
Now it seems to be something 
to be planned for weeks in advance. 
I've been to some in recent years The working people now pick up) 
that had about as much to do wi ith the tab themselves. 
the meaning of Christmas as a, The fifths of dubious panther 
night in a Bombay op:um den. | juice are carefully cached, the food 
is ordered long in advance to be 
jsure it get stale enough, the 
toons (so soon to be out of place!) 
| are hung, and the bacchanal is on. 
STE NOGS MAULED They seem to consist of bad 
cold food remnants on soggy 
paper dishes, half - consumed 
drinks In paper cups which also 
have been used as ashtrays, and 
sedate working people who—with 
a Snoot fall—are sure tts time * 
either to tell the boss what a 
louse he is, take a punch at him wanted to be mauled get bussed 
and pinched-under the questionable 
bess truce of the mistletoe. The 
(which, in’ prescribed cases is, smiles until his jaws ache and then 
of course, to be urged) er ask bemins to look around for an exit 
him for a raise. Some pest with hardly enough 
Christmas parties in the office braips to eat a banana has him by 
started out many years ago as an the lapel, blowing bad wiskey in 
industrial age version of the Jord his face and te ling hin, the boss 
of the estate inviting the humble what a lucky stiff he is to have 
sharecroppers in for a spot ‘of/him, the pest, working in the out- 
punch, a handshake and a bit of {it 
toy. The genial patron informal-’ It all seems to have precious 
the birth of Jesus 
  ly welcoming his worke prs wore a little to do with 
  TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR. 
JUNIOR EDITORS   
    
          
THE LITTLE DANCING CLASS 
Tony Does the Sailor’s Hornpipe—4 
Sailors have always liked to dance. For centuries they have 
_ danced on deck for their own amusement. The sailor's hornpipe is 
a lively dance of the jig type. 
The base of the figure is a stage setting for a school exhibition 
and shows a pier, with the sea and ships in the distance. 
Why not put a lively jog or hornpipe record on your phonograph 
when you play with the sailor” 
Paste this picture on cardboard and color with er: uwons. Tons S 
blouse is white, with red and white striped dicke ». His trousers are 
bright blue. The earrings are gold. The pier is brown, the sea blue 
and the boats red with white sails against a blue sk} 
Cut out the parts carefully and attach the separate arms behind 
the shoulders with a brass fastener or a bent pin. 
Then the sailor can put his hat on and off as he dances 
Junior Editors pays $10 for any reader's idea that is used. Write 
your suggestion to “Junior Editors’ in care of this newspaper: it 
cannot be acknowledged or returned and in case of duplication of 
ideas, the first submission shall be accepted 
TOMORROW; Carmencita does a Spanish fandango. 
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  THE PONIVAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,   
feet policeman by the aloof patrol 
‘car, the practice by some teachers, 
On the Very Kev. James A. to push kids through their grades | 
Pike’s ABC-TV show recently— with false passing marks, and where the subject was juvenile mothers who take jobs when there 
delinquency — I said it springs (is no real need. 
from evil and gegiect. | Got an interesting letter trom an 
interested TV viewer. It said, 
i“Why don't you get a manicure?’ | Among the roots I listed the de- |news in Greek and Italian, and so 
| forth. 
the great blue flames dance. the 
epicures blow kisses and drool. 
Tom chawed his way through 
the fragrant dessert in reflective 
silence. “Tastes {ike ~ pancakes 
with bad syrup,” he said, while 
head walters fainted like sun- 
struck guardsmen. « ‘ing a bet, 
t fes- 
; ily, 
All the pretty stenogs who never 
SCcecccvcccccecocececeoelece cline of the father as an inspira- 
men in general to be more re- ject, an Omaha boy, ional force and leader of the fam- NOT IMPRESSED 
the growing tendency of clergy-| Burris Jenkins, 
hood banker than to make a call gether night in a famed old New daniafi paper. fo 
if 
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advice and 
the the 
   
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Hubby Allowed ta Cuss, 
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(INS)—An| 
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Friend of mine named Tom Sub- toonist whose work soon will be! down on his beer-drinking. 
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John Pohlod, answering his} 
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  COLDEN GLOW TEA SET... 
Tea service for 6' ° Colortul 
Black - Eyed Susan pattern, 
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tableware’ wa ‘ 
EGNOS Set mre. 
  
  TOY POUNDING CART. A 
“hit with 1-3 year olds! 
Natural wood finish — pull 
toy Gay -colored pees are 
safe and sturdy. 
Wood mallet, 
£2700 
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28” COASTER WACON. De- 
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cushion tires, lifetime bear- 
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“7 baked finish. 5. 25 
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  5'2" OLO TIMER AUTO. 
A real old - fashioned toy car 
sturdily constructed of litho- 
graphed” metal in greén and 
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“Breaks” just like a real rifle 
for loading, cleaning or oil- 
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Shoots standard 
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E1312 oop reo METAL ROAD SCRAPER. 
Durable, all metal miniature 
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Front wheels operated by 
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A gay colored push toy with 
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Long-running motor, 
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  CLIMBING ‘TRACTOR. Stec! tractor with rubber treads 
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Has brake, vee "in seat. 
Pulls > 
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Heavy gauge stee! construc- 
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6-10 wr olds 2.99 
  We" TIMMY TURTLE. 
Cay music as this pull toy 
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“MERRY CHRISTMAS? 
                         
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NEW G.E. M.2 Flash Bulbs { f So small a dozen will fit your 
A, pocket with no trouble at 
yet they give clear, sharp well 
defined snapshots.   
    
     
     
   
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GIFT FOR 
GOOD HEALTH! 
Kaz Automatic 
ELECTRIC 
VAPORIZER          
          
            
       
         
  Well Made— 
Underwriter's Approved 
Glo-Lite Christmas. 
TREE LIGHTS 
sie, 9c With assorted colored bulbs 
included, Attaching clips.         
         of Colors Choice $750 | | 
        Large capacity vapor. 
izer with automatic 
shutoff safety feat- 
ure. Long cord. With smooth writing Dura 
pn and large ink capacity. 
eally fine pens!                           
  
  UL Approved 
Indoor & Outdoor 
Tree Light 
Extension Cords 
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Well made cords with triple outlet 
socket. White or black 
rubber insulation.   
     
     
       FAMOUS BIG BEN STYLE 
BABY BEN ALARM 
in srot torr SIS 
The “little brother” to Big Ben. Keeps faithful time and 
wakes you to start your day with a firm but gentle alarm. 
Runs a full 40 hours on one winding. Has large, easy 
to read dial. Fully guaranteed.     
            
         
   
           
           
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SHAVING 
LUXURY 
CILLETTE “DIPLOMAT” 
RAZOR Really DeLuxe gold plated 
. razor that changes blades in 
Chromiam finish cave, fined focus — $150 For Your Favorite Host! a flash. Comes with blade § 500 beam of 1000 feet. 3 position switch. dispenser and handsome Te- 
5 We oe e mite ot x aba travel case. A 
oa 4 GIFT SET @Over 1200 Mixed Drink Receipes 
$1.79 @Schoonmeker’s Vintege Cheort 
@ Advice on Food to Serve With Cockteils 
Gillette razor kit with smooth 
shaving Gillette {nstant Lath- ale The perfect reference book for every home- 
3 maker who serves drinks to 
ma oe eae revised 3 5. er F. cams Shave Cream in Durable-Chromium Finish 1000 Ft. Beam 
OLIN 2-CELL 
DELUXE FLASHLIGHT With cushioned bulb, ex- 
tra bulb compartment $ 8 5 
and folding hanging loop.    
    
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adjusting. 
         
    
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ALL YEAR WITH A 
GIFT OF 
Handsomely packaged men's toi- 
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Shave Lotion 
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$200 Aerosol shave bomb for emogh 
comfortable shaves and brisk 
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A confplete shaving ensemble in hand- $ 50 
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SHAVE LOTION, COLOGNE & TALC Complete et $300 In gift package man's face on Christmas morning. 
     
       
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GIFT TOBACCO There's no more appropriate 
gift for the pipesmoker than 
acan of mellow tobacco! 
UNION LEADER 
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FRIENDS 8 14 Ounce Can KT 4 
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569° || BOWER'S & “ WINDPROOF poaety fresh cigars: 
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OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 9:00! : 
It’s Late & Dixie Must Unloac 
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    Choruses to Present Christmas Concert Sunday. | 
  
  “Practice makes perfect” is the axiom jollowed by these students, Blaine avenue, Bill Bonner of Delaware drive and Rod Treais of Snell- 
members of the Vocal Department of Pontiac High School. Among those brook road. The MacDouell Male Chorus and the Pontiac Women's 
participating in the Christmas Concert to be presented Sunday at 3 p.m. Chorus will also be presented in the program. 
are (left to right) Archie Bell of Parkinson street, Ray Freebury of _— - + 
Study Club ii 
Holds Yule HS 
Celebration | The annual Christmas party 
sponsored by Junior Child Study 
Club was held at the Ottawa drive 
home of Mrs. Robert Greenhalgh. 
Cohostesses were Mrs. Jack 
Brannack, Mrs. Frank Bonner, 
Mrs. Ted Gibson. Mrs. Carl Donel- 
son. Mrs. John Niggeman and Mrs. | 
Ruchard DeWitt. 
Mary Parrish of the Speech 
Department of Pontiac High | 
School and two students from the | 
department presented a Christ- | 
mas program. 
Marsha Cameron read ‘The 
New Pupil” while Donna Chilvers 
read “The Littlest Angel." Piano 
solos were played by Margaret 
Studebaker and Jerry Exline, 
members of a junior Tuesday 
Musicale club. 
Es Ld * 
Mrs. Garth Sayers introduced 
the program and Mrs. Howard 
Powers conducted the Tuesday 
meeting. Mrs. James Youngblood 
was a guest of the group. 
The January board meeting will 
he held at the home of Mrs. Victor 
Schramm. 
Navyettes Prepare 
for Yuletide Dance 
Final plans for their Saturday 
evening Chrmstmas dance were 
made by members of the Navy- 
ettes Tuesday evening. The first 
dance of the recently organized 
club will be held in the drill hall: 
of the Naval Reserve Center. 
Following the meeting, members | 
worked on dance decorations. Re- | j 8 
freshments were served bg Mrs. 
an atterson’ and’ Mrs: candi Choral gowns set the atmosphere for dress practice 
The next meeting of the,group, sessions of Pontiac High School students taking part in 
will be held Jan. 9 at the Naval) the annual Christmas Concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Reserve Center. i > + gt : ~ 4 boys’ gymnasium at Pontiac High, Pictured practicing of Cadillac avenue. j 
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  Participating in the annual Christmas Concert Sun- Other groups in the program will be the Vocal Depart. 
day will be the MacDowell Male Chorus. Shown rehears- ment of Pontiac High School and the Pontiac Women’s 
ing are (lé{t to right) Sam Zaideh of West Rundell street, Chorus. The concert is scheduled for 3 p.m. in the boys’ 
William A. Bower of Drayton Plains, William Betts of ~gymnasium at Pontiac High School. 
Cottage street and Ronald Parsons of. Illinois avenue,~ ~ : ’ eee Seeeeereereeemeees a +>   
    
Sorority Gathers Society for Crippled Children, and! Loyal Neighbors |remembered and secret pal narses] 
other gifts were exchanged among) \were revealed. 
for Dinner, Party jthe members. f \Observe Birthdays Officers installed were Mrs. Cart Fourteen members of Iota Eta| Along with the traditional dee-| ‘tombe he Eriend Peterson, president? Mrs. Lewis Chapter of Pi Omicron national/orations, background tusic and) Members of the Friendship and) Groppin, vice president; Mrs. Her- sorority were present for the din«|Christmas carols added to the’ ‘Loyal Neighbors Club held a din- bert Arth sec retary; Mrs. Del- ver and Christmas party held at/holiday atmosphere. ner meeting and, Christmas Party bert Ham itt, treadurer, and Mrs. 
the Hotel Waldron Wednesday} ‘ ae rs ITwesday evening at ‘the Wilson|\LeRoy Stoner, hospitality. 
evening. There are seven pages in Avenue Methodist Church. 
Gifts were gathered’ to be de- j 
newed to the Oakland need todays Women’ s Section, iman and Mrs, Eric Larvick were was. completed in 1940.” 
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  Pontiac Press Photes by 
for the event are (left to right) Douglas Brown of Going 
street, Vicki Everette of Lowell street and Dick Bashore 
    Birthdays of Mrs. Grace Boll- Rotkefeller Center in New York -s 
Close harmony is a result of strict quette street and Saida Tuttle of Lake 
attention to music, and students of the Angelus Shores. Members of Pontiae 
Focal Department of Pontiac High School High School Vocal Department, with the 
are busy practicing for their part in the MacDowell Male Chorus and the Pontiac 
annual Christmas Concert to be held Sun- Women’s Chorus, will present the pro- 
day at 3 p.m. Shown with pianist Virginia gram in the boys’ gym at Pontiac High 
Sheehan of Witliams street are (left to school, 
sh standing ) Sharon Bedford of Mar- ee $e 
‘Women’s Section     
  
George Putnam to Direct Program 
Yule Music Will Be Heard at PHS A concert which has ushered ini The massed chorus will eet the; Pentiac Women's Chorus, will 
the Christmas season for the past program with “Fanfare for Christ. close the program with “Break   
22 years will be presented again mas Day” by Shaw and “Gesu: Ferth, OQ Beauteous Heavenly 
Sunday at Pontiac High School. Bambino” by Yon. | Light” by Bach, “Beside Thy 
- = * Cradie Here I Stand’ by Bach, The 2 pm erlornvance) will The massed chorus, with the 4 the “Hallet : . 
Ge 2 iis ets t "MacDowell Male Chorus and the 284 the allelujah Chorus feature the combined high school _ from the “Oratorio Messiah” by 
choir and glee clubs. The Mac- | Handel. 
Dowell Male Chorus and the Pon | . } flac Women's Chorus will also ap Dinner Attended Religious settings in the Christ- 
jmas motif are being prepared by 
pees: by Secretaries \the: Art Department of Pontiac 
George Putnam will direct the ‘High School, under the supervision 
Christmas Concert. He is assist- Mrs. Hope Scott gave the invo- of John Allshouse 
ed by Mrs. Doreen Voltmann and cation at the annual Christmas din- be 
Merlin Asplin. ner held Wednesday evening at Ho-' There will be no admission 
tel Waldron by members of the, charge to the program, which will 
Pontioak Chapter of the National also feature the community sing- 
Secretaries Association. ing of carols. Special numbers will be pre- 
septed by the combined Girls’ Glee 
Clubs, the combined Boys’ Glee 
Clubs, the Senior Girls’ Ensemble. ~ ; 
thellinuased) (chormis cand the! A Entertainment for the evening 
was provided by Jackie Rae Voor- Mrs. Nettie Buss Cappella Choir. | | Sep SS ‘hees, Dianne and Mickey Bene- : + + t > ’ : 
a BES (E09 ee Ea dict and Rose Felice. Members ENtertains Group 
“ Holy Child Snodgrass i ied 50 SLUR OEE | SCC Pats pees ea uenaaerat wt bole . nodgrass | pani by Mrs. Harry Ault and 
ee Dark ait attest ttc ‘ire. Sroitt her home on Parkway avenue for 
* a Christmas party. The Boys’ Glee Club will sing: . : 
Joyous Christmas Song Mrs. George Korn, Morene Following an exchange of gifts, 
Paul Christiansen Frady and Mrs. Scott were hos- the members honored the hostess © Lord Most Holy ; _..Pranck ‘A cello obligato will tesses for the evening ‘on the occasion of her birthday. be played by Anton Simson : r — 
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Pontiac Women’s Chorus will be featured in-the John Lupear of Drayton Plains and Mrs. Richard Trow. 
Christmas concert Sunday at, Pontiac HighSchool. Seated, bridge of Green Lake road. They, will presént the anriual 
are (left to right) Mrs. C. E. Coonfield of South Avery Christmas Concert in cooperation w ith the Vocal Depart 
road, Mrs. John L. Sjoughton of Milford\and Mr s. Fred ment of Pontiac High School and the MacDowell Male 
Bohlman of Coleman avenue. Standing (left) are Mrs. Chorus. -* a 
      
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| luxury...-” Pip Musicale Officially Opens Seasonf PER SK for Christmas 
0 Men's and 
| The Christmas season was offi-' chorus, and they completed their ,Arthur Hainz, Mrs. Collis Scott'Griffin, Mrs. William Schusck, @L VES Sino ObopodOC =— 
cially opened Tuesday for Pontiac part of the program with “Ru- |a9d Mrs. William Gordon. Mrs. Jack Strait and Mrs. A, L. 
Tuesday Musicale members with d no | 
eoiee ee Ree ™ Retadeer- | jniticel were Mrs. D, E. Redmond| Presiding at the tea table were “p “j 0 MOCCASINS oe #@ ee « = ered ithe reser tio ¢ I “ Women 5s . 
€ Mation f ‘The ru ° 
Niece a ‘Meaning of Christmas,” a pro- The program was announced by and Mrs. C. A. Allen, co-chairmen,|Mrs. L. C. Barner and Mrs. F. W. Men's and $49 
lgram of musical readings and Mrs. Dora Dawson. Decorations assisted by Mrs. E. T. Cleland,/Raetzke. Floral arrangements JACKETS . - Women's $29. 95 10 60 
' chorus selections. were by Mrs. Gaensbauer, Mrs.'Mrs. Victoria Gaff, Mrs. Glenn|were by Mrs. G. V. Poole. aa 
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ranged the program held at Fel- 
lowship Hall, Grace Lutheran 
Church. Guest artist was Alice 
Finney, dramatic reader, accom- 
panied by Aletha Sanford. oS +o" s 1 rTrarc 
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Finney's readings was composed | 
by Henrietta Bodycombe of De-   
  
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       her Christmas robe. ~ oe {: terpretations of °!.ristmas 
trom $5.99 - | poems. 
A versatile artist, she interprets! 
SL IPS pathos, humor and dramatic inten- 
sity with equal ease. Her numbers . and 
eee vee warm thanks with filmy gift were aptly chosen and, together| 
SuUps. from $3.95 with the chorus selections, made a_ 
well-integrated program. { 
BLOUSES nag. A feature of the afternoon was 
for under the “Mistletoe” [ia vocal ensemble composed of 
In_ sheers, rey ‘and crepes. $2 QOH |p taughters” of Tuesday Musicale’ * 
Sizes 30 to Chorus members 
CHORUS ENTERTAINS 
r Fa De Cor The Tuesday Musicale Chorus 
JEWELRY 2 ais under the direction of Mrs 
Little presents. to. SHOP bauer and aceompanied by Mrs, 
tempt her fancy. ee Addison Oakley, sang as one voice 
from $1.00 PONTIAC HOTEL LOBBY with excelient oe and balance 
The program opened with a 
m poem, ‘Holiday Setting.” followed 
by the chorus singing “A Musical 
1 | 1 Christmas Card” by Kunkle. Sev-) 
s Ps a ot other Peauutul selections 
were presented 
BUY i—GET 2 GET 2—PAY FOR f “Silver Bells’ was the first   CLOONAN’S_ 
      
  
        
      
    
       
          
      
    
    
  
  Look Over our large stock of television, automatic song sung by the children's b 
washers, electric dryers, gas dryers, refrigerators, j 
ranges, etc. on sale Meeting Conducted 
Get a podebis TV, clock radios, radios, oulomane by Whitney WCTU | : — 
ee Biavete ster irons, sendwich and wa oe S, ee Juha Mt , . Nancy Farmiloe (left) of Cooley Wednesday for Miami, Fla. From there | scales, electric frying pans, toasters, mixers, snavers, Mrs, John MeCormick of Thorpe . ; r _ | 
roosters, FM radias, ‘portable radios. strect was hostess to the Dora Lake road and Sherrill Lyon 3) West they will $9 o the West Indies ere they [ 
B. Whitney Unit of the WeTU. Walton boulevard are taking advantage of uill spend Christmas, and New Year's 
For example: Thor Automatic Washer, $299.95 Tuesday. Mrs. Andrew Stmer con. their racation from Michigan State Uni- Day will find them in Jamaica. En route | Get a free portable, $99.95 TV ducted the business meeting, ful : With S} ar ; hon , <0. : : | 
G-E 9.2 Refrigerator, $259.95. Get a free automatic J !o“ed by a talk given by Mrs versity. With Sherrill’s parents, Dr. and home from Miami they will stop in New | 7 cocerd player L. G. Rawley, state vice presi- Mrs. Everett Lyon, the students left __ Orleans. t 
CBS 21” TV, $229.95. Get a free clock radio. dene OO — 
Philco Apt. Electric Range, $189.95. Get a good mixer. Mrs. Rawley spoke on ~The ; =: : ‘Three P's, Prayer, Public Rela- ersona eWS O nterest Junior League 
ABOVE GIVEN IN PLACE OF TRADE-INS tions and Persistence.”’ She stated, r t Pp t ems Foahioned 
TERMS AVAILABLE. OPEN EVENINGS “All women should work together; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coffey of! An interesting feature of the lo | esents Farty | Csrovted Chocolates for total abstinence. a flannel- Highland road were pleasantly sur-|Cation of their new home is that for Handica ed | 
HAMP | ON ELECTRIC graph story demonstrated the ef- rised by a group of friends and/'t is built on a portion of the farm) Pp 
fects of liquor on the mind P 7 6 ete Chee lateral MrilGothey (was born The annual Junior League Christ- ie 
825 W. HURON _ FE 4-2525 |) Mrs. John Little gave the clos- relatives recently. The group gath- * * @ mas party for the handicapped of BOX i 
Near Tel-Huren Shopping Center ling prayer, and tea was served by ered at the Coffeys’ new home for Spending an early winter va- | Oakland County was held Saturday $3.85 + 
the hostess. ‘a housewarming and buffet supper | cation at the Beach Club Hotel |at the Cranbrook Institute of, 
= == = — —— "at Naples-on-the-Gulf, Fla., are (Science. 
net me os poste eg, , | Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis ef | Following a tour of the Insti-| We 
MALING SHOES West Ln —_ A itute ot Science. the group plan , 
held the ne | | Mr and Mrs ae Marion and aes cid in the new plane. ‘ 
‘hildren, Jan and Linda, of Loon H 
. i Lake Shores are vacationing at Among the 40 guests attend. 
D oO y O u h av e t oO Ss q u e - e - e Pa e ti [ Y ) e St. Petersburg, Fla. for three ing were members of the Metre ( 
qMcens politan Activities Group. This 
t h 9 rere Al ~ . Apt group of 69 is composed of handi- 
3 ime! i ; | Pledging pha sigma POS capped peo; ver 18 who meet 
| Oo S Oop £ You don't need much time! Just give all the gals on your list \ Colle = - Western Schagee) once a SAE Sunday at a8) Boyt : : : ollege in Kalamazoo is Marcia we Maling’s wonderful gift chest—three pairs of lovely Sheerlove nylons in a glamorous | Smith i datetter af Milt and Mrs.| = eee vee. | 
. . , . . , |Marshall Smith of Elizabeth Lake! Some of the activities enga in POUND } 
picture-window box! You couldn't make a bigger impression if you shopped from now \road. Marcia is a freshman in the aT ping pong. basketball and) goy 
. . ; . general degree curriculum. | shuffle. board. Any handicapped $ . 
til Christmas! And you don’t even need much money—only a little $2.30! ot G (person interested in joining this 35 Fresh, delicious ASsORaED CHOCOLATES: } , | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shorey croup may do so by calling Mrs.! | 
, of Wenonah drive are receiving | Carl Littleson | made of the very finest ingredients ++. Creams, , - : | congratulations on the birth of a The guests were transported to fruits, n 
} MALING S PICTURE WIN DOW daughter, Joan Ruth, Bee. # al and frum the party by the nes uts, caramel and crisp centers to tempt | William Beaumont Hospital, Roy- Birmingham Red Cross rene anyone... Please everyone!   | j al Oak. Corps under the direction of Mrs | 
Grandparents of the infant are|J. S. Riccardi. 
Mr. and Mrs. N, P. Warrener of 
Foster street and Mr. and Mrs. F. ° a 
A. Shorey of Royal Oak. Coming Events Exclusively at 
* * * Pontiac Rebekah Lodge 450 will meet 
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hearn of Sid ecchause “of cits” (onceea cena CLOONA N’S 
k. Highfield drive announce the birth| meeting and tnitiation at 8 ocioc 
of a daughter, Stacey Jane, Nov.| tne Maple Leaf Ctub will meet Fri- 
        28 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. day at 1230 pm in the First Conere. , . . 
it} 3 PAI R 51/ Maternal grandparents are Mr gational Church for a Christmas party | “Where Quality Gounts. 
W | 1 5 and Mrs. John Leezer of Home Meee Women's Club wil! meet Mon- . ‘ 1pm inthe YWCA for a Christ oe ; , & bh 
street. Mr and Mrs. Roy Hearn)-nas program and tea . , i2 North Saginaw St. . 
of Draper avenue are the infant's! The Pontiac Cotn Ch y will meet to ~ | 
  vaternal granc parents ‘night at 7 In the YMCA 
: Yule Meeting Held 
by Dirt Gardeners 
Mrs. LeRoy Small served as pro-, 
: gram chairman for the Christmas, 
meeting of the Dirt Gardeners, e 
Club Tuesday at the Adah Selly Hundreds of Gifts 
Library ; 
A cooperative luncheon wail i. 
‘served following the business | From His Own Store 
meeting. Members working on the; 
luncheon committee were Mrs. 
|Charles Furler, Mrs. Milton Mc: 
Anally and Mrs. Shirley Stamp. |   
  
       
      
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iam E. Bachman, who spoke on! Inui! dilierent (collar! aisles ee) 
| Austrian holiday traditions. Mrs from— 5 us 
|Clare Lancaster told of the beauty 
lof Christmas in the north woods. DONEGAL FITZHUGH 
Table decorations on the Christ- SPORT SHIRTS 
mas theme were arranged by Mrs. | Neck sizes, sleeve lengths 
Glen Arthur, and ideas for Christ- 
mas decorations were exchanged JEWELRY and BELTS 
by members. The day's meeting By Hickok 
was closed with an exchange of, . , - a 
| gifts’ and a Christmas workshop. GLASGO SWEATERS 
— In Oralon and imported yarns. 
Use Home Glue 16 shadesto $8 95 u 
An economy-sized jar of strong choose from ...., . P “ 
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breaks hig toys with ease. 
Some hopeless remnants still ap-       
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    _S SS SSS" 4S SS SS ' | ‘Dear Miss Woodward: Our; must be about sports. | ing now, striped beach ball. | make of + Gon poor SS! | class has to put on a skit tn front’ “We're due to present our “What we need is a good idea Have each team enter the wee 
of the whole high school. There | back for our skit. We haven't the “arena” chorus-girl fashion, aon i : work of art when we get bac j 
are 20 of us, 8 beys and 12 girls. vist | slightest idea what to do. Haye! warm up prettily in front of ie | ~ enue eon att : “The skit must last at least 't school after the Christmas | you?” |audience. High kicks and fancy |¥ Ry ; a : (15 minutes, and we can have cos- holidays. Se if we have parts to | |dance steps plus same very ae Chris | 
BES canta CRC LESS EES eecer;| Answer: How about a bur- like setting-up exercises. . q ae Ty A|lesqued basketball game between Then the referee, grotesquely) { é 
v S\the Battling Blondes and the rival costumed, rings a dainty little ut & é 
¥ #;|Redheads? And there will be @ as a signal to play ball. And if ry is part for everybody in your class. they’re off! Playing the game < a ¥ id dl But be sure the boys are dressed a very sissy “tag. you're n'y & 
¥ Deci e y- one up as girls to star on the two fashion, teetering on high heels, '¥ a c teams. ‘dribbling the ball very delicately, | ‘ 
. t } Rig them up in fancy shorts passing to each other as though, ? 
v j a with splashy big-bowed sashes, the ball were a dozen eggs. mu Sen s . 
fy! tf iy pe Bipastel-colored sweaters or frilly pix. time ont sepeatedty for (& Your Keego Harbor Jeweler & an )) , ¥ i blouses, football helmets decked” wiee nonsense. The Blondes | : fj ( ‘ & out with feathers, flowers or col- want a good gossip. (Parts to. Pearls 
¥ |ored pompons. blonde or red mop it, and memerise.) Thee the | Bracelets % y 3iwigs and high-heeled slippers. | Redheads have a fight with the | q 
v < The baskets and posts should | referee over the fact that one 'y Earr INgS @ 
FA a be decorated with gay stream- | of the opposite team isn't a real y Necklaces 4 
¥ ; ; | ers and gartands of flowers. And | blonde and should be disquali- |¥% 4 . . P ch Sackci woos end’ A- a | fied. More parts to learn. if Nees joven? s — et weav ; nson e y feminine . we Pi aera yw Sitter, | Then a hassle because some- f . g | f t ¥ fashion color. New note winter pastels! Washable wR Ly hy ENN S| body got rough. The referee 6 
5 plastic. Coral, aque, yellow or white. $25° ft penalizes her to “no dates for 4 | e ¥ . vive oe oes AY |" days : A . 
S f p Ss vy ee rush out with a tea wagon and & ¥ oes serve resuscitating refreshments : a ¥ 7 to both teams. More maids should # Lodge Rings, Elgin Watches 4 y : rush out with a dressing table ty for the Ladies and Men —4 $ 98 ~ complete with mirror for “‘repair-'% Wadsworth Watches, a prod- ° 4 i ae ing the damages.” uct of Elgin i 
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¥ a a turned ankle, with great business: from $] 4 Y Idn‘ 7] : of doctor rushing to the aid oY ] ou couldn't wrap up any of masculine “Country Tweed" — Easy look of victim who is carefully laid on a : a prettier, any finer slips s “<* soft cover. pillow under head. LEISURE TABLEWARE 4 for Christmas! The Seam- ¥ smart country clothes. Tweed plastic case. Gray or The fout ix gently inspected 1B] the New Staintess that | 4 spect ew , rufe labe! means smooth u brown. A while smetling salts are admin- Glows like silver. Place | A P tit with fort v $5.25 Ay istered, the patient is fanned, setting for *49” 4 b! “we Po en oo“ ¥ Pine 06 tas | sprayed with perfume and of- 4 —T anechacoas 4 able twisting or riding up. e A fered a box of candy. ; 
Means newly slim sil- % (l e a Then the foot is tied up in baby Open ee ; { houettes, the most exquis- % A hlue ribbons, and with cheers for, ae ecem® , ‘ a her bravery and good sportsman- | é ite detailing Meons ¥ a Bil shupiliscl eariet (all hetpeal ae) Gregory § Jewe ry ; wonderful nylon tricot slips ¥ 5 A |feet_ to rejom her team. She's 3037 Orchard Lake Rd. at a small price! u CI OON 2 lallowed to make the next basket ae Acress from Keere eee ; : lene ees Sa oe E 4-98 Keego H . left: blossoms embroidered ¥ 4 k because she’s such a nice f 38 — . ” g . ig? ° over the bodice White, ¥ a aaanenepenen saan >- ; ; A.RBARRBIN BMA WI ds. » | izes 32-40 $3. 98 y Where Quality Counts 4 A DDR: DDR DDD BW Be By eB DeBeDd We DB Deed. 
neue sheer tricot over ¥ A 4 Le mS ¥ 
bodice and hem. White, y _. co. . & i & ’ sizes 32-40. $3.98 % 12 North Saginaw St. & 4 y 
y ‘ 4 : ¥ | 2 , - ~ & You'd have to pay a king's ran. a Ypamba>.diiedn DDD MDM DD DDD ADD aNDRDMDDDRDDn Dee ‘som for al cloth like this but. is P] ’ ; ( 
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¥ 4 inches in 4-ply mercerized crochet % Jeweled Plast; - Dist Beare ee. $7.00 - $4 00 ¥ 
iv cotton, larger in straw yarn, small. @ Alngnies (Darien Cunt ae ©) 0). 2 4 TO STAR te in bedspread cotton A - ies ' aa i. a. o) ~ < a y : a ‘ shee Ceramic Perfume Vials ew SISO S12 lw UR Send 25 cents in coins for this 4 a: , ; i 4 UNDER YO 4! pattern- add 5 cents for each pat. & Handbags. Evening Bags, Luggage, Belts 
iy CHRISTMAS 4 tern for first-class mailing Send 4 3 Steps to Beauty Set ................ $5.50 y 
Ato 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft Compacts Goat $1.00 - $3.00 ¥ ] 
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3 $25.00 Hyd $ 95 , ROLLER SKATES I Berean Class Has 3 ath Foam ... Bath Bars... Lotions... Bath Powder ¥ wo. yaes . n e : = | oO ! on - = a ¥ Figures eee 17 ' Ladies’. Mens’, Youths & Holiday Gathering ‘A Ceramics Plastic Cosmetic Trays 
Fy Norn To 3s tor N Vise ».00 yy $20.00 Hydes +14" : $17.50 Chicago $ 13.49 Bf) the annual (Ghuistmas) party rot a Norman Toiletries tor Men 75c to $5.06 
4 Eire , ’ $20.00 Hyd $16.95 & the Berean Class of Memorial ; y $11.50 Ladies’ ‘5° 4 = yees ... : & Baptist Church was held at the ys t— 4 : Figure. :......... , $25.00 Hydes . .$19.95 4 Dwight avenue pome of Mrs. John ; MERLE NORMAN For That Little Ex‘ra Gilt or 
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¥ $7 98 t $15 95 Metal Skate Bo. $2.98 | Elizabeth LaFontaine was a guest h ¥ ° 0 . e : ale Boxes 92. ‘of the group, COLL CLE LE EEE ROL CLOT ELE ¥ y Formica Boxes $5.75 = ————— — y ($15.50 Men's — 1 | fg Mi Skirts-Briefs — Toe Stops 
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The World Loves a Love Story   
By DOROTHY DOE editors of 
Associated Press Women's Editor 
Proving that all the world loves 
a love story, Princess Margaret! 
Rose of Britain was named Woman! 
of the Year by the annual vote of value. 
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  MI 17-0222 SERLES. RENEE Associated | royal 
Press newspapers throughout the’ princess 
there was no doubt that the THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 
j 
Ironing a mattress pad de- Beating lightly with a yardstick 
stroys the air spaces that make and shaking: vigorously will fluff 
9 |" stuffing _Pufty and absorbent.|the cotton batting.   
Editors Tag Princess Margaret ‘Woman of the Year the 
dashing 
Captain romance of 
and: the 
(Group young 
but 
divorced Peter 
news the whole world for several weeks’ inine 
this fall, while true love was'! 
weighed against royal tradition. 
And when duty to church, state | 
and family won over personal 
happiness, headlines around the 
world were just as big and black | 
as they were on that other oc- 
easion almost a generation ago 
when Margaret’s uncle, King 
Edward VIII, made a different 
decision and renounced 
_ throne for ‘‘the woman I love.”     | Voting on women news person- 
lalities outstanding in their various 
fields in 1955, the women’s poll 
inamed the following : 
| * « Pr 
Kelly, the .oung actress , Grace 
from Philadelphia who won film- 
land's highest award early in the 
year, was named tops 
tainment for 1959 by vote of AP 
women's editors f 
So great has been her impact on 
‘the American public that she has 
started a whole new trend in the 
standard of film beauty and has 
influenced many of this year’s 
fashion collections. all of which 
stress the fresh young American 
look. Grace Kelly, a mce girl from 
a nice family. has made guod taste 
glamorous 
of the year was Helen Hayes, often 
‘called first lady of the American 
iBroadway was honored by having t 
‘a theater named after her. : 
| 
| 
  {Rome 
    FIRST LADY OF STAGE 
Punner-up in the vote for actress 
whose Oth anniversary on stage, 
Almost unanimously, Clare 
Boothe Luce was voted woman of 
the year in politics. The charming 
and controversial U.S. ambassador 
to Italy 
after a successful summer 
visit to Washington. 
In the field of public service, 
15-year-old Helen Keller was vot- 
ed the outstanding woman. 
Blind and deaf since birth, she 
took a five-months 40.000-mile trip 
around the world on behalf of the 
blind, returned to receive a special 
citation from President  Eisen- 
hower’s Committee on Employ- 
ment of the Physically Handi- 
capped, which read, in part: “For 
‘a lifetime of service to humanity 
and for her example of courage, 
faith and triumph over physical 
obstacles." 
Also by almost unanimous vote, 
the incomparable Babe Zaharias 
again was named woman of the 
year in sports. 
Although this for year. almost 
+   lcareer, she won no major tourna-jtensions and complexities of the! 
- ~ - | 
'Townsend fired the imagination of and read-about figure in the fem- age, weaving her personal philoso- 
‘and her best-selling autogiography. | 
(LITERATURE TITLE 
ithe tite of woman of the year 'n'of education. 
literature by overwhelming vote. 
book, 
his during a vacation on a_ tropical’ 
In enter- . 
  returned to her post in es 
  the greatest controversial clim- 
axes in the nation—the Issue of 
racial integration in the schools, 
and the early confusion over the 
Salk polio vaccine. 
Bernice Fitz-Gibbon, probably 
America’s best-known advertising 
‘woman, Was voted woman of the 
year in the field of business, after 
she resigned her post as advertis- 
ing manager of one of New York's 
biggest department sjores to open) 
During her brief term as the ‘her own firm. 
sensitive and thoughtful) emily woman member of the | In 1955 nobody but nobody but! the first time in her star-studdedjisland, in which she viewed the 
ments, she was the most talked-of life of a modern woman at middle’ 
world of sports because of phy around the allegory of a sea’ 
gallant battle against cancer shell. | 
Although she retired to private 
llife in August, Oveta Culp Hobby. 
iformer secretary of health, welfare 
and education, was voted the out- 
standing woman of 1959 in the field lher 
“This Life I've Led.” 
Anne Morrow Lindbergh received 
  her 
“Gift from the Sea,’ for 
, written | Eisenhower Cabinet she guided NOBODY topped Bernice Fitz-Gib-| 
her department through two of ibon in headline value in her field.| 
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d Remco Wrist Radio 
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d Remco Atomic Geiger 
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d Building Blocks 
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And hundreds and hundreds of other toys. One of the 
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KAREN’S TOYLAND Next to Karen's Floor Coverings 
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Open Every Night Till 9 Until Christmas      
  toy business, we keep 
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You will probably find 
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Come out and see us! 
                  
        
       
             
                
      
  
  
WOMAN OF THE YEAR 
   PRINCESS MARGARET 
  
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‘gay 3 piece set of cereal bowl,'mas party were enjoyed by mem- 
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Members co re GARITY. FAUCET 
TYPE DISHWASHER Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hoisingtan Business and Professional Wom- 
On Demonst:ation opened their home on Giddings @S Club enjoyed a Christmas At HAMPTON’S road’) fo the | Mondas) evening party Tuesday evening in the 
$39 9 tial : Civic Room of the Federal Savings 
e 5 Terms anal and Loan Building. e During the evening Mrs. Walter == 
    Hamptons 825 W. Huron ;Teeuwissen of the Drayton Plains A revolving Christmas tree with) 
‘United Presbyterian Church gave Santa standing along side was the!   
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    |novel setting for the gifts. ‘‘Ru- Cocktail Dresses a “a caed Monee ance men: | dotph was also present adding to! Evening Accessories jthe Christmas atmosphere. M Walt Boggs, ti 
ALICIA BRIDAL SALON eae of the nocenl Circle, ae For the program Eleanor | 55 West Huron FE 5-3675 fis leaving for Florida, was pre-| Lockman and Jane ee hae Suen Eveninc t h sented travelogues a Open Evenings sented with a special gift from her slides of thelr trips pa ‘ae 
  
Canadian Northwest, the South.   
  
  
  
  
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Available in lovely pastel colors in many 
party “tyles Sizes 1 to 3, 3 to 6x. 
        Dainty Nylon Dresses $3.95     ern states and California. | | Christmas Cookies . . 
  \ humorous reading was given 
hy “irs. Albert Le.ghton. and a 
raost fitting climax to the eve- 
ning’s program was the reading of 
“The Littlest Angel" by "Mrs. 
Fritzi Stoddard. with Rebecca 
Gould singing ‘Silent Night’ as/ 
the background music during the | 
| reading. 
| Christmas gifts 
or story and were presented to 
members who had the words com-! 
pleting the sentence. Mrs. Kay; 
McPherson was in charge of the 
gift exchange. 
Mrs. Norman Dyer and Mrs. 
Stoddard presided at the silver 
services at the tea table. which 
was centered with an arrange. | 
ment of red and white carna- 
tions and holly in a milk glass 
| bow! with matching candelabra.      PAY AS LITLE AS 
Hostess for the affair was Miss 
Danton, chairman, assisted by; 
Miss Lockman, Mrs. McPherson, | 
|Mrs. D. R. Wilson, Mrs, Norman, 
Smith, Josephine Seeley and Mrs. 
Sanford Craft. 
Guild Eight Marks 
‘Christmas Season 
Mrs. Harry Morris opened her 
home on Gerdon avenue to mem-   
  
    
      bers of Guild Eight, All Saints, 
Episcopal Church. Nineteen mem- 
bers and guests were present for 
the Tuesday evening Christmas 
party at which, community sing- 
ing and games were enjoyed. 
Following a gift exchange, re- 
freshments. were served the 
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Walter 
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     THE PONTI AC PRESS. | THU RSD. AY, DECEMBER 15, 1955_   
Meeting Conducted 
by Loyal Philathea 
Inez Slater opened her home on 
Maint Clemens street to 36 mem- 
bet's of the Loyal Philathea Class of Hebrews, 
Carls conducted the business meet- 
ing. Carol singing was led by Mr. 
Mable Wiser.     of First Baptist Church Tuesday. | 
The Bible study was given by 
Mrs. Nellie Monroe frok the Book 
and Mrs. William   
Places Emphasis on Person, Not Problem   
Psycho-Drama Mends Marriages derstand and appreciate the (This ts the fourth of five articles Seeaating the Cones enue ete Sain: “A couple is initially drawn to- interests and leisure time activities 
  
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87 NORTH SAGINAW ST. other person's point of view. 
A quick way to convey empathy) gether by physical attraction and outside the home now, before it is 
the bonds of romantic love,"’ she 
is to have husband and wife ex said. 
change “roles” in the Sea “Then, in the first years of mar-! 
drama in order to see how it feels riage. the children form the focus 
to be in the other person's shoes. jof attention. Then (it seems 80) 
Foote is necessarily tentative |Sudden. but it really isn't) both Children have grown up and must 
Ahoutlthelresultalot his mew lech: |partners find they are in the later leave them. 
nique but other marriage experts jmiddle years of life. They fear the day when the 
ideclare “treating the person and| once-crowded and — tumultous 
not the problem’ may the key| house will become a big, rattling, 
to aiding families like the Smiths. | empty, lonesome shell. 
The importance of these individ-| 
ual abilities is underlined by Mrs. 
Laura Smalakis, a marriage 
counselor and writer. fons of marriage experts on how to 
be happily married.) 
By EDWIN DIAMOND 
INS Science Writer 
| The marriage of John and Mary 
Smith, a handsome, college-edu- 
cated, middle-income couple with 
two healthy children, was in a 
‘bad way. 
| They bickered covstantly over 
money matters, relatives, the kind 
of meals served, the use of the 
family car, the new hat Mary had 
bought. 
John had been “staying down- 
town to work" and rolling in at 
2 a.m. Not that Mary said she | too late. 
Many middle-aged couples frank- 
ly report their inability or un- 
  “The sex urge is less insistent, 
the children have grown up and 
gone. It is then that the impor- 
tance of common ideals, interests 
and ideas is most apparent.” 
Mrs. Smalakis urges younger 
couples to begin sogicnines Ltsco Students of marriage 
linteresting trend in_ the 
tion: Older couples connec 
  ‘|{S grown up. 
willihgness to recognize that their 
report: an 
with college) 
age children decide to have an- C—? — = a) 
“You should know each other 
well before marriage but unfor- 
with as tunately you can never know a per- 
much as 15 and 20 years separa- son really well until you are mar- 
sting them are no longer a rarity—| ried " 
and can be explained in this con, ‘Don't ever tell your wife what 
text. |a good cook or house keeper ‘your 
Another problem facing older mother was.”’ 
couples is the very urgent one of} * Each marriage is different— 
|whe re to live—should they live when I look at some of my wife’s 
alone. in an old people's home or friends, I wonder how anybody 
with their now married children? ‘could have ever married some of 
Sometimes the-comments of the them.” 
couples themselves on the prob: | “You can't change people. Don't 
Jems of marriage are more enlight-'marry @ man to reform him.” 
jtening than pages of learned} “If you can’t unburden yourself 
studies. jto your spouse, then things are 
| bad. You must be able to talk over 
problems freely.’ 
“Don't sleep on an argument. 
Get it all out before going to 
sleep.” other child now that their family 
Brothers and _ sisters 
A representative group of hus- 
bands and wives in their middle 
years was asked by a marriage 
expert what they would tell 
young people getting engaged or 
married today. Here are sume of 
the Bee | Tomorrow: The 
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cared—for a year now she had 
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and John was sleeping in the 
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To help develop  individual| 
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| oA group of young, carefully | 
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Congress May Inspect Foundations By SAM DAWSON 
troversial deeds. And'to prtivaté education and to hospi- 
re’s a growing tendency in tals. This is the largest single act 
‘Washington — both in Congress, of philanthropy ev er announced. 
“and in the Treasury Department! 
While the Ford Foundation is the 
ination’ 8 largest tax- free fund, it “- to take a close look at these 
ier ives funds. 
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5 pair of American mergansers skimming low over fogbound water 
* “has been chosen as the design for the 1956-57 federal duck stamp. 
> Selected out of 64 designs by the U. 8. Fish and Wildlife Service, it 
» was submitted by E@ward J. Bierly of Arlington, Va. Bierly is with 
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aid and we thought it was a pre-| 2S Le camoulage staff at a Ee Va. 
Yi iq Ta) Gj | LEXINGTON, Ky. — Juvenile 
idea for a man who said he plans 
ye yesterday and wound up the lived with the woman for 11 years Yule Shopping Spree Nev Consderate Trial Commissioner W. Rodes Clay 
|agreed that matrimony was a good 
» SAN DIEGO, Calif. W — A sailor to marry the mother of his 8-year- 
ae his wife started on a shopping old son. The man told C lay he has 
of twin baby girls — land that the marriage “will be her 
pda near and in a Christmas present.” 
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The twins were born to Mr. and ° 
rs. Jack D. Pavia. Pavia is a For Drunk Walking 
ists mate first class aboard) SWEETWATER, Tex. u-—Fellow 
submarine tender Sperry. arrested in a pasture near here 
He and his wife Virginia were in told police he'd consumed a half 
r car about three blocks from 24llon of wine while walking from 
hospital when she had a little Odessa, 126 miles to the west. For 
pain. \walking .while intoxicated, he was 
“The baby wasn't due until Jan-, itined $19. 0. 
  | The nation’s largest — the Ford has lots of company. If you count|that 
NEW YORK i—Foundations are|/Foundation — has made news of in churches, farm cooperatives and| meddle too much in politics to de- 
crowding the news columns these a noncontroversial nature twice of the like there are more 
days — with both controversial and late. It is giving 500 million dollars! 100,000 tax-free groups in the coun- 
ithey serve a public 
iprivate purpose. And about 7,000 
‘handle their philanthropies, 
* bd * some foundations or funds 
serve a tax-free status. 
try. Congress is expected to be asked 
for a law which would open to 
32,000 FOUNDATIONS public inspection the applications 
Some 32,000 of these are in ‘the/for tax exemption filed by founda-| 
category of foundation, fund or tions, The idea is that the ones! 
association — exempted from tax- solely serving the public interest) 
ation on the general ground that wouldn't mind — many of them! 
rather than a report publicly now, | 
» * * |   
of these are foundations set up by But some groups don't disclose 
wealthy men or corporations to how they raise funds or how they 
'spend them, and Washington feels 
‘that many of these would give up 
Most of these are conceded to their tax-free status rather than 
serve a public purpose. But some let the public in on their opera- 
congressmen have been charging. tions, 
  
    
  
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Demonstration legal for Township 
'as M. Kavanagh today held an 
arrangement by which Marquette 
Township of. Marquette County) 
plows out former township roads 
and private drives through a sep- 
arate corporation is illegal. 
He replied to a question raised 
‘by Rep. Dominic Jacobetti (D-Ne- 
gaunee.) ‘ . 
Jacobetti reported that in Oc- 
tober of 1953 officials of the town- 
ship formed a non-profit corpora-! 
equipment to plow out the former 
township roads and private drives. 
Owners of the drives pay for the 
service. 
The legislator reported that the 
corporation paid the costs and 
maintenance for the equipment and 
turned over to the township any 
revenues. . ' Private Snow Plowing | 
LANSING ® — Alty. Gen. Thom-| for the Auditorium! 
tion which. uses township road! wwe ey yew ueys rwurveTevewvey ye TY Tv ewe ee ys   
Send Rudolph Over ‘Seeing Eye Dog,. Worried Owner 
United in Hospital MIAMI, Fla. u—Christmas dec-| . 
orators around here have trouble) HOUSTON, Tex. u»—Punch. a 20- 
remembering it's eight — not nine |Month-old German shepherd Seeing, 
. |Eye dog, was admitted to Jefferson 
Gaus) snigh! |Davis Hospital yesterday with the! 
se Privilege of bedding down in his 
According to the old poem, “A OWner's room. 
Visit From St. Nicholas,” they rel Hospital officials slashed red: 
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, | tape and a_ long-standing rule 
Comet, Cupid, Donner and Bilisen |e Ges 2 his blind ownes. (sions yield dividends of uséful 
There are nine reindeer, how:! When Spencer was admitted| knowledge that will ease homework | 
ever, pulling Santa’s sled in front/Monday to the hospital for eye|sessions throughout the year. Easy, Teaching Toys 
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This Christmas there's a strong 
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        ‘Rochester Boy Released 
Following Treatment 
A 10-year-old Rochester boy. of the Coral Gables City Hall: 
only seven perform the chore atop 
the Miami Beach Auditorium. * * * 
Mayor Fred Hartnett of Coral 
Gables said the ninth reindeer is 
Rudolph, a red-nosed animal. John 
Poulos of the Miami Beach Parks 
Department plans to ask the city 
government for another reindeer. 
Millage Vote Fails ‘treatment, Punch defied all efforts, 
to calm him or coax him to eat.! 
Tuesday night he had a convul-! 
sion. 
In arranging for Punch to have 
hospital privileges, Spencer's pny | 
sician said, “It’s best for both the| 
patient and the dog. Spencer was, 
nervous and upset over the animal) 
and jt was becoming difficult to 
treat him. The dog was becoming 
Hl and it would be criminal to let 
anything hanpen to a very intelli- 
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| Sheriff's Deputies said that Leon- receive a three - fifths majority 
fard Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. under a charter provision. Atty. 
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    Risque phonograph records 
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  Definitions Cut Highway Talk Confusion If you find the various terms;way, usually on a continuous or,entirely around an urban area or!through traffic to which owners highways designed by Congress 
: | WASHINGTON Ww — The Wash- | nav aioriea c sing,| through route, |portion thereof. (Also called belt Or occupants of abutting land) in the Federal- Aid Highway | ou ; used in highway stories confusing, | 7 hah : © have no direct access. | Act of 1944, It connects the prin. {ington Star says Secretary of De- | perhaps the following definitidns) Authority — A special govern. highway. | Gisaill wast sta nace ai ifense Wilson has agreed to rescind, 
compiled by the National High-| mental bedy created by the state | Capacity — An expression per- Eapressway — A highway with and Industrial centers, \the order requiring the Air Force | si spinal ac enc Dai 'e. to carry on one or more special » abil ft _, full er partial control of access . : it< civilian su i sers Conference will prove Ae oe secuhitendane atte road.) and with important crossroads | Right-of-way — A general term|to ahs pare of its civilian | : . : ; ‘ c raffic, ee oe in-| employes 000. Arterial highway — A general) Bypass — An arterial highway| Controlled access highway — “*®Parated im grade from the |denoting land, property, or in-/ employ dah 
  . : arti shway especially designed for Pavements for through traffic. terest therein, usually in a strip) . term designating a major high- for carrying traffic partially or A highway ‘ specially designed for Expressways are generally di- acquired for or devoted to the Instead of coming out of the,   
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control of access and with all cles. parts and accessories, tires ians than it now has, for a total of rederal-aid — Feder | State hi —_ 1 under the 18,060 cut is to be applied Federal-aid Federal money, State highway Aree Salen expansion program under Ange hb. of M, BG 4 |” 
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eee | a eae oe : ah a x * ee a ° * IC s it about 312.000 . ye — . crossroads separated in grade from 4nd tubes. etter a eS ; | ee f the pavements for through trallic.| Highway user taxes — Speciat |, Wil80n_at a recent news con Insulate for Economy and Comfort! 6 | igs 3 |ference said Secretary of the Air| 
    
              
      
  | + Ai : i rm or s = grants to the states for construc-|jurisdiction of a state highway ae. se : | it St k Coal tion of highways, ordinarily auth. department: which the Air Force had planned| @ u y 0 er 
Grade separation — A structure | taxes, such as the gas tax, paid A orized twice each year, Generally,| Federal automotive excise taxes t0 add 30,000 civilians in the next 
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{ooo oe 2 ‘Force Quarles had made a pretty e TE e jused to separate vertically two) to the state and local govern. [00d case in objecting to a ma | ZONOLI BALSAM woop    ‘six months as it builds up to 137; 
|Intersecting roadways, thus permit-, ments by motor vehicle operators ec a BSN agence nl cp ee ag pg ge gear © Kentucky © Pocahontas 
§ nz raltic on one road to cross) Became of thelr we of MNWATE |x ivesen “Exon cian cat = @ ROCK WOOL = ° FIBERGLAS | ane ; = thes : 9 ivile ; a Freeway — A highway with full fuel, lubricating oil, motor vehi-'room to take on 12.000 more civil (Egg, Stove, Stoker) (Egg, Lump, Stoker) 
itraffic on the other without in-) and streets which are generally ‘ployes ordered for the Air Force, | 
    
    
      terference, | considered contributions toward | Army and Navy. — Interstate system — A national | defraying road costs, * “es « 5 A Zs network of the most important ' Toll road — A_ highway for) The Star says Wilson rejected ‘ ’ rr — ~ |whose use a special toll charge/a Navy request to ease the cut 
is collected, | The Army, the story says, has t t | 
Shoshoni Indian Volume — The number of vehi-/ made no protest. 
iV. bONAEN _jcles moving in a specified aS | i ) T Japan’s population is growing at | 
  ition or directions on a given lane 
or roadway that pass a given point|the rate of about 1,000,000 persons 
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   HEADED FOR THE PICKLE WORKS — From quenching the 
thirst of locomotives to salting down pickles is the story of a number | 
of obsolete railroad water towers along the Union Pacific line in Kan- | 
sas. They were bought by the Dreher Pickle Company of Denver, as 
pickle vats. This tank is being torn down at Sylvan Grove, Kan. All , 
were removed to Ft. Collins, Colo., where they were reassembied. 
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How About a Mink-T Trimmed Toothbrush?   THE PONTIAC PRESS. Soars Rh IE ph nme rtm Ma Se IE es ts ts 
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 ___ 
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Christmas Shoppers Spending Like Crazy NEW YORK w—Christmas shop- 
pers in Baltimore are buying hand- 
bags at $100 each. In Dallas 
they're splurging on live Mexican} 
burros with carts. Merchants along pers curbing final quarter Cleveland industrial “area for 
of 1955 are up about ly the come shoppers 
however, are spending lavish: |i 
aad many Los ng to plan, or about 
An- ahead of last year.” 
55 million dollars from a year ago \gele Ss merchants see new records MOON QUITCLALMS 
Here and there, you'll find shop- coming up | 
their Christmas FREE SPENDING { If you're for off-trail 
ind a wide assortment. 5) per cent(board), a 
gilts, vou ll 
Neiman whistle that attracts’ 
| squirre Is, a shaving brush especial-; 
ly designed for men with handlebar 
mustaches, 
heads. a hair brush for bald) 
New York's Fifth Avenue sav dia- spending. A-New Orleans depart- Free spending is the rile this Marcus in Dallas 1s selling quit-, Black, Starr & Gorham, Fifth! 
monds and mink are “selling ke ment store official notes that year inthe Carolinas An AP) shop. claims to real estate on the moon Avenue jewelry store, offers a 
crazy.” ‘shoppers are alittle more cautious PIng survey finds Carolina cus. “for people who have everything combination whisk broom and shoe 
bd . bd this vear. Credit is a dittle tomers “plentiful, eager and Joad- on earth Macys New York is horn for $10. Also featured on New 
That's the pattern of Christmas gone” And a survey by the Los ed with money or ready credit.” advertising “things you never knew York gift counters: mink-trimmed 
buying this year. An 
left. People are spending more} on. include: 
freely than ever before. And their bills, paymer: d 
preference seems to lean toward), j, gher property, taxes Higher in. ¥ 
i] gadgets, gimmicks, luxury gits and] _____ 
frills, rather than ‘‘practical’’| 
items. 
TOP ALL LEVELS 
Crhistmas volume will top the rec 
ord levels of a year ago ts evident « Hitting Streets " 
from San Francisco to New York Associated angeles Mirror-News shows that 
Press survey show pre-ChristMas|famihes in the $3,000 to $5.000 in- retail trade in two dozen major come bracket are buying less for 
cities smashing records mght and Christmas than 
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‘Exchange Club 3 
Confidence that this year's to Raise Funds ¥ a year ago. Rea- 
new babies, medical 
its on new homes 
+] and Boston to Atlanta. Members of the Pontiac Ex. % 
“We're ahead about 8 per cent.”}, hange ClubP will take to the ¥ 
r Pp hues yo ; «¥ says Preside nt Herbe rt Wise n of TEAR EStReCUGORDTCr< mlOTiOnron ¥ 
Emery, Bird Thayer Co. Kansas yh _ ‘ ¥ 
City. nightP between 7 and to rats U 
* * * ifunds for Christmas. haskets- 
“Business ts excellent.’ declares through the 
John P. Murphy, president of Hig- 
bee's, Cleveland. M. H Segner, 
vice president of Seattle's Bon, 
Marche, describes business as 
“very, very good—so far, it's 10/t0 deserving 
per cent or more ahead of last 
year.” A Los Angeles retailer finds}C. Napley. Cry.” 
lication. 
  The baskets sale of the “War y 
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official Salvation Army pub- 
will be distributed 4 
families by Salvation ‘ ‘ 
Army workers, according to John y 
general chairman of ¥ 
shoppers ‘not just looking: they're/the annual campaign. v ‘ . ~t y 
buying. And they're buying good) Nine teams of Exchange Club ¥ 
merchandise all the way down the; members, and several fying .! 
line” squads,’ will sell the magazine. 
HIGH WAGES DO IT : “ iC Y > | or oh! * . . . « 
Booming employment and high Figs in Michigan? ¥ 
wages are boosting Christmas| » 
trade in many of the nation's great! MANISTEE: 
“5 from Texas ‘by Mrs. Joseph Cook 4 
bears fruit outside her home in yw 
A banana tree grows ¥ 
Ohio,’ there too, but Mrs. Cook says, “I industrial centers. Pittsburgh is 
to 10 per cent ahead of normal 
J. W. Vanden Bosch, business; Manistee 
analyst for the Cleveland, —A fig tree ordered 4s 
Chamber of Commerce, says heav- really don't expect the banana tree ¥ 
ier Christmas sales are expected to ever bear; 
because payrolls in the   
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Reg. $6. 95 ,S59° $489 
ba eh $ 279 Greater: ri thought the fig tree wou id) either,” but then, I never ¥ 
  New York's glittering shops are existed.’ 
gunning for new records 
says its busimess is ° They include: a fur dust 
Special Notice     
Annual Salvation Army 
WAR GRY SALE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16 
Sold by Members of the 
Pontiac Exchange Club PROCEEDS GO TO THE NEEDY FOR CHRISTMAS 
Compliments ( 
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CROSBY 
PHONO- 
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a 5” 
Reg. $2495 f the H. R. Nicholie 
  7-DIAMOND SET 
Reg, $79.9 ) 
3D” | v0. 
  Insurance Agency 
NNIVERSARY SALE: 
  10-DIAMOND SET 
Reg. $120.00 
*59” 
    
  ' GENUINE HEMITITE 
Reg. $39.95 
now 19”     en 
MASONIC RING 
Reg. $39.95 
NOW *T >” 
  Reg. $19.95 
Nou *] 3” 
  wo $1322 
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     Reg. $19.95 
G-E 
TOASTER 
Reg. $19.95 
vow 3] 325 
  
  WESTINGHOUSE Completely Automatic 
PERCOLATOR 
Reg. $29.95 VALUE 
OUR $] 43 
PRICE 
  YOUR CHOICE 
General 
Electric 
Casco or Hoover 
STEAM IRONS 
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Pen & Pencil Set 
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    Reg. $28.7 
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Reg. $29.50 SUNBEAM 
Shavemaster 
“11 wow 19" a, 119”   
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Christmas 
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BEFORE CHRISTMAS TOO!   
  
MAYTAG DELUXE GAS 
RANGE—Auto- 
219° matic Oven, 
You Get 2200 Holdens Red Stamps 
        Reg. $349.50 
SCOTT ATWATER 712 H. P. OUTBOARD MOTOR 
$179   —Bailamatic, 
Reg. $239.95 
QUAKER OIL HEATER—Heats 
your house automa- 
tically, 60.000 B.T.U., 
thermostat and fan, 95 
Reg. $259.95... $179%   
  
  
‘WESTINGHOUSE DOUBLE 
DOOR REFRIGERA- 
TOR—12 Cu. Ft. 
Deluxe Throughout, 
Reg. $519.95 | $349°° Remember, 3506 Heldens Stamps FREE 
  
HOTPOINT 10 CU. FT. 
REFRIGERATOR— 
Across - the - top 
Freezer, shelves in the 95 
door, Reg. $259.95 * $479     
  HOTPOINT DOUBLE OVEN 
—Deluxe 40” 
Range, Deepwell, 
Push-buttons, 95 
Reg. $359.95... 3229°° 
11 CU. FT. GENERAL ELECTRIC 
REFRIGERATOR— 
Revolving shelves, 
Across -the - Top ae 
Freezer, Reg. $299.95 $20 
GENERAL ELECTRIC 24” 
SPACEMASTER . 
RANGE—Completely 
Automatic, 95 
Reg. $239.95 .. 5179 
HOTPOINT 30” RANGE— - 
Deluxe, Push-button, . 
Deepwell. Automatic 95 
Timer; Reg. $279.95 $199° 
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 
DELUXE ELECTRIC 
DRYER—Heat Con- 
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Alse 1800 Moldens Ked Siamps FREE 
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   SUNBEAM 
APPLIANCES Fry Pans, Ree. 19.95 
Evg Cookers, Reg. 12.00 
Electric Iron, Reg. 14.95. 
Deep Fryer, Reg. 24.50 
Shavemaster, Reg. 27.50. 14,95 
8.95 
9.95 
18,95      
    
    
      
   
    
Nesco 214, Qt. Roaster 
Regularly $0.00... $00°°       Daintv Maid Roaster, For 
that Christmas Turkey . $139   
Mirro Cooky 
Press $259   
Stainless Steel M'xing 
Bowl. Reg. $3.50 
Borg Bath Scale 
Reg. $7.95........... 
Cory Electric Knife 
Sharpner. Reg. 14.95 $159 
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Toastmast Telechron Kitch 
Toaster. $1499 Fi Se 
    
Dainty Maid Automatic 
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E & High Radio- Pasteurization Processes 3 ae oe ae 
: 2 Effected Through Use of Atomic Energy = | i 
=f | CLEVELAND UW—A new “‘penny-, “If foods could be kept for two, They said that while atomic 
= {a-pound” method of pasteurizing or three months or longer by such “sterilization” kilis all the germs 
a certain foous with atomic energy a process,’ they told a congress of that might be present in the food, 
~ was proposed yesterday by a team nuclear scientists and engineers the very high doses of radiation 
ah iof University of Michigan scien-)here, “the housewife might use an required produce undesirable 
ae tists. additional refrigerator solely for hance meee ee 
. They said preliminary experi-| storage ee mveet sods ee sbcially 
a ments indicate that the technique.| “In this regard. the process 2 ie er and BAVOE of meats 4 ; jcapable of employing radioactive would be competing with the use a cat products: h: a 
, YULE GIFT WEA—Guess what. )Y-Products from atomic energy of a deep freezer, but it would be! 4 ey ees wee) Sanh ue alg: a 
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Sacred Traditions Shroud Family BETHLEHEM, Jordan (®—On a 
rocky hillside between Jerusalem 
and Bethlehem two Arabs sit sip- 
ping coffee in front of a limestone 
cave, Inside*the cave, hooded 
: woman holds a new-born babe in | 
‘ her arms while she cooks over 
an open fire. 
Ld * 
The lives of these people show 
= that Joseph and Mary were not the 
’ last Palestinian family to bring a 
g baby into the world in a manger 
“because there was no room for 
them in inn. 
The manger of Christ's birth. 
Place almest certainly was in- 
side a cave, not in a barn er 
: stable of the westera type. The 
. hills around Bethelehem and Je- 
rusalem are henevcombed with 
limestume caverns which local 
shepherds tind convenient shel- 
ters for their animals, the 
é Sometimes shepherds will build 
a stone wal! over part of the cave 
° entrance, leaving orly a small door 
which can be closed at mght to 
protect the animals Other caves 
have naturaliy small entrances, 
however, so that the cave is u 
as nature provided 11 
REFUGEES USE THE CAVES 
= ely family Sex 
a 4n such a cave th 
found shelter at ts time Christ 
was born. And in such a cave 
many Palestine Arab familes have 
found shelter in the last seven 
. years. After the Palestine War of 
Ra 4948, these people were forced to 
* Yéave their homes on the Israeli 
e gide to become refugees, Within 
Sight of Jerusalem, fourteen refu- 
. gee families—with their goats and 
sheep—were found living in a sin- 
gle cave. 
Sleeping in the same cave with 
goats and sheep may sound un- 
bealthful to westerners, but to ref- 
tgee Palestinians it is simply a 
matter of life and death, The 
milk and cheese from their flocks 
rovides a major part of their diet. 
f the animals are left outsrde, they 
may be stolen; the risk is too 
’ great to take 
After the long trek from 
areth in Galilee, the weary 
and Joseph were turned away 
from Bethlehem’s only inn and 
found a limestone cavern-stable in   Nadz- 
Mary 
    
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TYPICAL PALESTINE. — This is a street scene ony in Beth- 
a town of about 10,000 and marketing place for Bedouins. ~ 0 et Sc, SN eet atten, cio ee net Se ee ee ee Ne ee aE 
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15,1953   
Life in Contemporary Palestine ing out of the Grotto of the Na- lehem an importance it otherwise nificance is to serve as a tre iding|from Bethlehem, and he had to!today in the Middle East; when 
tivity. would never have had, With a center for Bedouins from the south travel there from Nazareth to reg-'elections are held, most of the peo- 
The Gospel of Luke refers only population of less than 10,000, Beth- and east. . ster when the Roman emperor ple vote in villages of their fore- 
lehem lies off the main highways iE ordered the population to be en- fathers, not in the towns where to the birth scene in the manger, 
but Matthew relates that the Wise But of Pale stine. Its only econamic sig Joseph’ S ancestors came rolled. _The same thing happens they currently live.- 
which to sleep. The grotto in Ichem - 
which Christ was believed t) 
! have been born can be wisite d tO been born, On the ether side is 
day beneath the ancient Church . stone platform which undoubt- 
of the Nativity in Bethlehem, edly once served as a manger. 
CHRIST'S BIRTH PLACE 
The floor of the grotto now is 
covered with tiles, and the entire 
cave is decorated with altars, icons! pyj 
and lamps. But the sides and ceil-| 
ing are still of the original un- 
finished stone. The ceiling is black 
with soot like all caves in the 
area in which human beings have 
lived. This brings to mind a vivid 
picture of Mary and Joseph hud- 
| died among the goats and sheep 
| around a smoky fire just before 
the birth of Christ. 
Under a Greek Orthodox altar site 
\few crib, 
jans say it for the infant Jesus. 
of Christ's birth, 
the 
At a | Inside the manger is a wooden 
like the one which tradi- 
tions say the carpenter Joseph 
Although there can be no abso- 
lute proof that this cave is the 
local histor-| 
site was marked 
as early as the first century of the, 
Christian era, WALK — Path to the House of Joseph on the 
slopes of Bethlehem. According to tradition, the | 
to a house in this area soon‘after 
  be the place in which the   eastern 
Holy Family moved 
Jesus was born 
angel ap 
peared to Joseph to tell him to 
take his family to Eyvpt to es 
cape the wraith of King Herod 
\Another connecting grotto is said 
to have been the mass grave of the 
babies killed by King Herod when 
he 
years old to be slain. 1 
time when 
Christians lived in Bethlehem 
birthplace of 
historians say pagans in the town pointed to the 
place as the 
these 
The Grotto of the Jesus 
Nativity forms 
«on one wide of the cave a silver one of a series of limestone caves 
-star in thevloor marks the exact |beneath 
“spot where Christ is said to have (tivity. One of these is supposed to — = = a the Church of the ordered all boys under two 
Down the slopes of Bethlehem 
toward the east is the second 
site where the holy family is 
said to have stopped. Located 
among the stone terraces of olive 
groves overlooking the Plain of 
Boar is a stone Franciscan 
chapel known as the “House of 
Joseph.” Traditions say this 
chapel stands on the natural stone 
foundations of the house where 
the holy family lived after mov- 
  
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Over the hill on the south side 
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Known as the “Milk Grotto,” this 
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0 V Estes, Adlai Meet Head-On Warning for Voters —_ 
Own V-8 Plant to Win California Primary,» #1 Cuiseos Re | 
First Engine Scheduled By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS live aspirant for the presidentia! Michigan's experience with its 3 . California's Ju i seems nomination early next year. 
for Production Early ee ee *s ¢ : hospital bond issue should warn) ely to " -on con- vee are locest| 
Next Summer | “|test between Adlai Stevenson and) The Knowland backers professed ne, Peohle against any more : tee — confidence that President Eisen. > @"@’" a — ‘   
     
  
* Sen. Estes Kefauver in the race poy i coe RO e ec: nower will decide against secking . | Ge kee icone an Motors for the Democratic presidential re-election, and that Eisenhower, The council, a private agency, 
‘orp, ( as -Hudson) says it will nomination. ‘will make his decision known interested in governmental reform, 
produce its own V-8 engine. | *“ * & ‘sometime next month as Knowland *#!4 that the 1950 bond issue was 
The move was disclosed yester- Stevenson listed California  yes- has been urging. Knowland himself SUPPosed to have provided 6.818) day as part of the firm's 1956 terday as. one of four additional declined public comment. beds, but actually produced 4418./ 
planning, but details of the new states in which he will seek pre- eo | Thus, the council said, seme 
production plant were not given. convention voter support, a 2°00 beds were ‘lost’ because 
However, it was understood that’ A short time later, Kefauver Ships Rescue 11 Men of poor decisions, unrealistic es- 
the engine may be ready by early wound up a week's stay in the po- ; timates and conflicting policies. 
next summer. litically important state by an- After Vessel Sinks The council said the executive! 
American Motors now is using |"OUNCing he too will enter the Cali- policy was “inconsistent, conflict-| 
a V-8 built by Studebaker-Pack. f0T™!a primary if he decides to > “ ing and contradictory’ between the; ead (Corp tn agnaslatl(ita' 4 run for président, MIAMI, Fla. uy -— Eleven men a ueet (Otte ree bil 
s larger ~ .., plucked from a lifeboat in a tossing nate cee hd , : Hudson and Nash models, | The Tennessee senator says he'll ca after their ship went down 75 Department of Mental Health. 
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The disclosure that American is declare sarghant che cas Be miles northeast of Miami were, lt added, the Pa el = * fy | Z \ 4 S ! toolin for its ow = . 4 b § c e tries 54 brought to port early t wday. icisions were made Vv e Legis- me q tamps 
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: sylvania and Hlinois, as well as ; ; ; ‘branch's recommendations or the! The Rambler, which goes on ca}; : owned by the Thompson Construc eee . California, to the list of states)©. 6 S. p er > avencies submitt to 
display at dealers today, has been where he plans to run in ma rnnriee juen pCa cb sy Fictersburg | and the nie me mi ste x = is described by George Romney. previousty he had named only OPFFating out of Miami, Sank three hought * uld c eon ed. (| = American's president, as “the key \finnesota *imiles west of Great Isaac light in MOUSHE would he approved. 
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    1 Far| Warren's ~ East-West Cold War (gaia | } fo Endure, miles Says | 
i Life Recounted Pee erect Justice’s Inspiring Climb 
to Prominence Is Dotted 
With Dramatic Crises cold war is on again aller ne arly. a 
year of Seviet policy zig-zagging. 
The American secretary, discuss- 
ing the eng and motives of Rus- 
stan policy tn 1955, declared. the   
   
       
      NEW YORK — The suceess of new rulers of the Soviet Unien iy Parl Warren seenis ta have cams have opened dangerous new cold ts : easily Yet behind his hearty war fronts in the Middle East and Randshake and smile is the mspir South Asia, 
Ing story. of ae an imum ve lie added, however, that the 1} hy son grew up fa prove iat bic nation Atlantic Alliance had over- i rean s y come tive 
| dreams til Gan come us in cone greater dangers in the past : if America by remaining ever vigilant and 8 SUBURBAN In fact the ston iS of karl War united as = : nd his family. ina ert 4 
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(8 ren te is ae iy. ina a is Dulles spoke at the opening of hig re nfs tls Mapfasine is an . Sie 4 : popul " Nafta cine the first Council meeting since last yy ! t a i eC horny 4 Pyonk . . American epi 1 stul summers Big Four summit coo- as At immigeany famelics av tyes 1 
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i eth MY ! .. | } ; c : ference at Geneva aiid tie foreign ry germher to wiry Pie sbes and ove 
. ‘i ge les an ministers’ subsequent deadlock in Ss come croses 2 SWiss ¢ ihe Swissteits & A blend of cashmere and 4) 
WS It is also the sterv of haw a 
hoy of the first generation in this 
country took such advantage of 
his opportunities here that he be- | 
came one of the country’s out. | 
standing district atterneys; (ov. 
ernor of California three times | 
ig a row: twice a strong presi- 
deytial possibility; onge a candi- 
date for the vice ortiideat, and 
finally Chief Justice of the Su- 
preme Court. Also attending the annual year- 
end meeting of NATO foreign, de 
fense and finance ministers were 
pS: Defense Secretary Wilson LOOKING FOR ME? — A cat pops out of hiding, solving a big and . Treasury Secretary Hum- problem for these service station attendants in Fresno, Calif. They phrey, had been working diligently with grease guns trying to remove a 
mysterious squeak from an automobile. The squeak turned out to be 
Tu ug Seeks Freighter the cat, hiding behind a hood suppert. Smiling after the discovery 
“Disabled ‘in the Atlantic Om Donald Ghan, left, and Reno Morandi. 
CAUGHT — Police push and pull a man identihed as Pasqualle NEMO NORIO POA rescue 
6 ; , alled redskins by early explorers, f SCOT Shi IO fd painter's seaffold slung from Buffalo Sky aay hoped to meet at sea todas i * Indian Is Not Red Man i iA j _ rd te ts. x t all sf One of the momentous decisions — afrer getting close to him en a 40-foot perch by offering him a eige cpr ken British freighter ur traders, and colonis ctually } 
Chief Justice Warren has made a WASHINGTON — America’s) In- the Indian’s skin is brown, some- 
i ae . . times shading almost to white, charged with violation of the State Health Law forbidding attempted seas south of Newfoundland with dians do not- have red skins, or ‘ 
stieide, Iwo injured crewmen aboard even copper-co'ored, the National 
The tuz Foundation Francis left Geographic Society says Fond. More than $3 200.000. in gold animous decision in this matter is f Is \ k ' i at the © lalifax eat yesterday 10 see vars reportedly still rest an) the erediied to his administrative Me ‘ : rea ness for painting themselves with ; - ek the disabled. 6.200-ton freighter in ~ wrecked troopship Bukenhead, skill : Concert by Pon ere Band: * se { red ocher or red vegetable paints joy in war time off Danger Point uf It is impossible to think of Ea an area about 360 miles south o us BEIGE — BLUE 
Cape Race led the American aborigines to be Gold Coast. «) Warren apart from his wife ae t O A ! M ti ; Y] CORAL ~ BROWN and his three sons and three daugh O pen nn ua ce Ing FOC EE LECCE LL PEPE EEL EL Be 4 £4 Oe a ood CCC COCCI ¢ \ \ | ters. Warren almost always acts The 48 ; $ Os 
Sam Benson Says: ’ J \ as first as a family man and second 
as a public official. He has applied 
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arette, The end of a fire ladder appears below them. Ventura was Church rolling helplessly in rouel snee his first days on the bench Sug ei pessh yal te 
is fo outlaw segregation in Ame 
ican public schools) The court's un 
  Ponthae VWigh Sehool Band Amoug the selections the 
will be spotlighted in Detroit to: band will play are “Der Freis- 
night when the musicians will pre chutz” by von Weber: “On the 
sent the opening nights concert” Esplanade’’ by Brown:  “Toe- 
at the three-day annual convention cata” by Labeda; “Debonair 
of the American School Band 1: March" by Royal and an excerpt 
Th F d a ilt rectors Association. from Tachaikowsky's “Symphony 
ree oun ul y | The program, under the direction Ne. 1." 
of Dale C. Harris, will be given at Caest conductor will be Dr Be 
on Disorderly Count ° 815 pm. in the Detroit Institute ‘ * fhe fon bo will - 
of Arts auditorium, The Pontiac the plaxing 
7 } ‘as fis own “Builders of America Three persons were aireate here band will represent the ¢ fo hem aueml | an this week after police cracked @¥!810n of Michigan bands. Harris, OMer members wi | be Herman ‘ po fy Ballet for Young Americans,” * his publle career. 
  
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  dimen on moral actsity occuring the Pontiac school system, is afso Studs a ‘ee ee Sou- 
. ake GIG, president of the ASBDA and one S48 “Free Lance March’ and tiv . Maat on chases of ds a Ae ier ° id movement from Gillis’ s\n WITH FREE GIFTS, WHEN YOU SELECT B LO LU S E S an 5 et were : phony Noo 1 Lattle, 31, of 3378 Rockhaven St: YOUR SUIT OR TOPCOAT...OR OWMer bands appearing at the 
BRAD: F:D: Bi BBs Se SeDi Da did: Bed. Bae DeDi De Die De ddd. did 
initiate eS eS es SS oe ee SS A   : James Beale, Detroit, and How: ard d Pri f) soromtim tillikn ties (sens Tan = Ht Crawford Jr, also of Detrot. FOOG FNICES VIOP en ne be ine Maeve C3 WITH ANY $20 PURCHASE! “ “yp Plains and patterns ¢ ) 99 ra : The three were placed on bond Band representing Class RB. and ¥ ; j;, “® ie a tS ea Ae fo Pre-Korea Level the Fowlerville Band represent ‘BBD. 2sDsDeDneDD:DedeDeDeDvBn Bs *DeDedeDnbibeDeBsdr inv DeDeDeDnnddiDeDed>mDDibeded . who will sentence them Mos ing Class C g Ck 3 AN re . || 
‘ Police d tl NEW YORK oe—Wholesale food The ASBDA, organized in 1952 ie arre "1 ) 
ve fal ae es le prices as measured by the Dun & '8 Composed of school hand direc    RESELL CLEC eR Eee eee ee kt | 
  oe Ninel nee Bradstreet index are bac k where tors from accor the 4X states. Pur; they were when the Korean War Pose of the convention, being held| moral activity in the men’s lounge xtacted tothe Park-Shelton Hotel by trot. | of the store. Additional arrests in ~ is to correlate the work of bands 7 the case are expected polis e said . Dun & Bradstreet VATE T, that In Vabious secthons of the Sint ee ee ee — Dalia inane fy ie S » 4 ~ ~ Ws index this week stands at ind allow an exchange of ideas ¢ a8 A $5. y SAIne « J » MY 
2.96, the same as on June bemween school band leaders The ¥ ° A | 
Relief A encies (1990. Last week the index was yO NICE WARM ROBE.) heautifuily tatlored te fit well and Inok fiat- eanvention will continue tomerraw ie at $) 99 and a year aco at $671 tering Many lovey atries tm choose trom $291 te $1ect a ind Saturday ¥v ; to are urp uS, The index represents the total { @ REAUTIFUL GOWNS and SLIPS Aimavs @ gift to delight the femi- cost at wholesale of 1 pond each y rine heart A host of see at purse pleasing prices $791 te $351 w 
Benson Reveals of 31 foods in general use Boy, We’ re “ah ‘Today! ¥ @ SMART HOLIDAY DRESSES sivied te take her through the swirl i] Up this week were wheat, corn Animals Tell Horse Pals wv of holiday activities beautifully Ail at my ine prices SN 7t te Sia 98 
   WASHINGTON wWe—Secretary of pve oats and barl Lower were DETROIT 11 ; \ ’ 
IE TROUT + wovgy ‘ s r ‘ « very ' ’ » Con ei Agriculture Benson has announced fjour ham. Aes cheese coffer ae cals, horses y e wee . HANDRAG . every shape every sive many omar r. 
an m ‘ote SEPA WISSt] 2 ‘sled t complement 1 heliday tt ris | a i that some surplus wheat, corn. Cocoa) error strere andi iis ve A eu pe on fray Oposstims w complemen er holiday ensemne Priced ine Sit te $yct 
rice and dry beans will be madre ———— crlbrated Christma sina Bi May y © ERIRUS Teed) RUOURES aieare a welcome gif! under the tree in fy GS available immedi ately to U. esterday { S 5 , 
t Wa the vuletide part he 
chantable agencies fr torent HOArt AHACK Claims litte inne Sour ales BOM tetas sens ates a te evan en tai mene to QS Michigan Humane Society stages % , lief. and to see domestic out- ara All sites, choice of coinre and fanrice $291 te $9 83 Panties 49° 
Qu veve Y LUXITE eect : : hy Hole proof Co" e0eo w [he season a newest aiyiew and coinrs Choose several nay $1 °@ te SN GN 
    rire each year for work horses and un- ¥ : 5 i . ‘ 5 “ ps COATS and TOPPERS Nemect [G58 stiles similar te thee pe 
He did hat specify ae 54. Year- Old Driver Mos aninia’s at us ie MUD MA had the rerrmtrr & leet fener ; 7 oe <hi li . uy eting * 7 Ma garines Wi! priced mick . amounts of these foeds will : ye much lewer $1131 te g7ott More than 100 cats bedeched yy leased to what countries. te A Pontiac man was found dead . i ay. A Pontiac ‘ in ribbons feasted on salmon and Lo @ SUPSCA LINED TRESCH Coar Spec colem wich ee cmeniiell teres 
  
  
        
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ever. one estimate indicated that yn his car after he crashed into i Ametice we aaan: . : . > “Dhenm ack ' Ther © Jook a! ao Raom ta ; about 800) =million pounds from a Sfop street warning sign on San ether Vicicactes: p Bers pat Se a ¥ we “en ——s S25 eeeeeeeees government stocks will be dis- ford St. vesterday afternoon. Snr re portions of specia * | 
thibuted during 1956. But police sav that Robert B SO8 [oee. ¥ . ; | 
‘ « s 0° Device Gil atl SoS Tessie <i rate CO harees) privately © svelcine I Rent Tuxedos for Weddings and Parties! ‘Of the welfare and church died of a heart attack before the Owned animals hired out for work - arencies, 18 are currenfly distrib- accident occurred projects around the cits dined y Gold Bell 
oS wing food in 6&7 countries abroad. Davis was pronounced dead on on has, oats. carrots and apples 4 . 
Benson was surrounded by church arrival at St Jose ph Merey Hos. and afterward competed for cash y Gilt Stamps by Van Heusen and private relief organization pital by Deputy Coroner BE. F. Col prives awarded the best looking M4 “5 ren hk Porch representatives as he made the lins, who said death was caused among them. 4 WITH EVERY fee Decne niet Let er Gacege in) Town) wat) Pucchese The famous Century announcement at a ceremony at by coronary thrombosis. Police Watching over the festivities v FURCHASE 2 P RRY RE T Yt 9 ety 9 
the Agriculture Department. said there was only shght damage wete directors of the society, who ¥ 0 SOUTH E ST E 100 and acu) $ 5 
.! The action addy wheat and corn to_car and sign. : drank tea. J.DeDDeDeDLDe BaD Bed WePD BD DediD BeDeDeDD.Dee2D.Ie Ded Dede ded: WD H»WADADW NDAD D-DD DDD ADD DD DIM in white and all col- t@ the commodities being made = ors. All sizes awailable to nonprofit school lunch 
programs and other eligible outlets Md he 2 this country = Sunbeam / tl er wit   
  
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State United Funds Patented 8 Hickok” 
Collect $24 Million — Pocono 
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Feather. Torch and Commons MIXMASTER > | Ghest banners coliected a record! \e= JUNIOR jae and Gift Items 
SE4 8) 000 tis gan ibs Soeiican Rest Junior BEST ELECTRIC APPLIANCES MADE hy United Fund reported today Mixer Made 
yAt the semi-anniial ineeting at| 
Michigan State Unisersit,. more] 
t§ary 400 representatives of com-| MIXMASTER—Larger bowl-fit beaters for higher, rmaunities and welfare  agcneies uN lich 1 1 cak flufh hed ! re told that in the past right] What Gobet ighter, finer-teatured cakes, flufher mas pota- 
years United) Fund campargns WAFFLE BAKER 6 Cant toes. Mixes, mashes, whips, beats, stirs, blends, 
  Have expanded trom 19 agencies in Bakes. ecills folds, juices. > counties and cities fo C2 agencies a Aas) Rad:- $] DOWN eee $] A WEEK = 
and 55 counties this xear | ant Control 
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ter Bar Visits Square ; Perfect Coffee : | Does more sha Most beauti- steams long- every time {NEW YORK «P—One of our| : things better coo ; fal oll seca er, lighter automatically 
tawn's Santa Clauses stretched al more weight 
19-minute coffee break inte five; 
hours vesteniay, was ordered tr 
t@rn in-his suf, and then got tna An ideal gift for the $ ) 50 
fézht Ae . Each Gift Is “e ‘Coorse WHC on i wae ye Buy on easy convenient ferms pe ee hard-to-buy-for”’ nd U D 
        
lieved at his 42rd Street and Vad- 
ison Avenue post by Cn _. tohn 
langerfelt, in charge of street cor: | 
nprs Santa's job is to circulate 
around town giving regutar San   
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   tas time off for coffee. When! using t Easy Terms!. Whitestone. didn’t report back for will be in.our store 11 a.m. to [e), Ak OPEN EVENINGS | d 
, hours, Santas all over mid-Manhat- liances, \ | 
tan went without coffee breaks, Sunbeam ie CL Co citi,” :Lingerfelt said Whitestone didn't 
smell of coffee when he got back, 
t @f booze. Ordered to turn in 
s suit, Whitestone punched Lin 
strielt. in the nose, Police final ly 
: broke it up. | es : NATIONAL 
CLOTHING CO. 
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May End Connie | Bicycle People Outdo Thermectves GOP Hasn't Anyone : —— MEMPHIS, Tenn. u—Memphis,   
           _ famed for its slashing movie cen-' 9 e e ’ ; Z . fo ’ sorship, may get out of the cen-| f 56 W § i “ SS ‘ Brn ce E'S FAlappiness on eels 1s Year|™ ©. Wagner says. ~~ oe Open committee appointed by Mayor-, | ST. LOUIS W—Robert F, Wag-2 ™ a ’ elect Edmund Orgill to study cen- “ . ner, New York’s Democratic may- | awighy * Til 
Y ” ' : Scientists claim that man's most) sorship settled down to voting yes- or, says the Republicans “have no 
: 2 i ij . M. candidaté” for the 1956 presiden- SAGINAW 
a   terday. Should the city continue useful invention was the wheel, | 
its censorship board? The vote was They'll get no argument from| 
no, 41 4. The Rac dation W4S) children. Especially after this’ 
4 aegity on fo rgill, who takes of- year's flock of wheel toys is un- 
q Me) She Ee veiled on Christmas morn. 
: Bicycles—old favorites under the: 
Christmas greenery — have taken 
on a new look this year. | tial race “and time is running out 
for them.”" : o* 
Everywhere | go,’ he said last 
night at a Democratic fund-raising * 
dinner, ‘‘the thinking of responsible 
people is that President Fisenhow- } ‘ 
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A teaspoon of sugar contains 
about 18 calories. : er will not be a candidate for a 
Most revolutionary develop- ——— term: ; . 
ment is bike with a built-in, tam- Wagner and Democratic Nation- | f 
al Chairman Paul M. Butler both | Wee! 
/predicted a Democratic victory in‘ ax per-proof, weather-proof, shock-   
        
      
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edie re Sify kee ha, ote, etic? 
proof and child-proof radio. The hehe: — , compact radio picks up all sta- | 1956 at the $25 apd $100-a-plate ; \ a ow PD) ; > Gass enn ee Gus rales idinoer attended by party leaders, ay, t “4 Pont tacs store 
; and some 900 persons i} 
Another switch in standard mod- | . pa ee ele cee 4 Wy <a /f io ay nnn ae S) Ganveribie! ' Butler declared he ‘doesn't even \\ t De jels is seen im the Convertible the Republi hance j Ji frm. for : 
bike. Bike looks lke a standard ek : a ver sare Slee ach igor mh i L cp 
}girl’s model. Then. portable bar is aine or omen in as ‘ ~~) : a8 | ; he warned, “We will win in 19565 Swe | Ja ~ ~J Bt | slipped over a retainer at the b 5 . 
ibike’s head. It locks on the seat only if we work hard and work } é) : 
: « together.” ' , bd mast with one plated bolt. os Ke a ee TV OK Rt tes HM eyes Wagner, mentioned as a prospect 
re for his party’s vice presidential 
And, creesion #) hile pnenkey: nomination, asserted a ‘‘small but 
wrench magic produces a boy’s powerful’ GOP group hopes to de- 
ibike. No muss, no fuss, and no| . ‘ cide on a candidate “in a smoke- newest black WYrou ht 
jfinish-marring clamps. On-again-| _ pINT SIZED ENGINEER gives neighborhood but may be installed in any space over 12 square filled room.” | &6 “2 
off-again bar makes bike ideal for, pals a ride on new “Yardbird."’ Modeled after feet. Rails are eight inches apart. The track may | He charged that Republican 
family with children of both sexes. amusement park railways, it is powered on the be purchased in extra sections of 20 feet lengths. leaders are attempting to prevent [- 
BRONC ON WHEELS principal of the hand cart. Tracks stretch 10 fect a discussion of possible candidates } ' ; Tr: a s 
| One company, catering fo city as long as possible and are delay- 
: . £ actur é _ ing a discussion of campaign is -owboys, has also manufactured a : : _ ° ay ee : Pony comes in sizes to f.t-a 20-inch capable ef carrying one or two tached to the * Rolybird give it cuee ™ Ld * 
       
      
    
      dice saps nde not beet thin as el EOE Ln passengers. The Yardbird, a the appearance of a helicupte: Former President Truman wired 
bevels a gla linoeme which is fairly Tispractical Taking the cue from amuse- hand-operated car, comes com- Grounded pilots of the preschool regrets that he couldn't attend be- 
buy later! lin a tiny apartment. Multicolored ment parks, toy manufacturers | Lonthed with 40 feet of tier age will be Lene calle Not only cause of a virus attack 
,' heavyweight cardboard Palomino _have built’ back-vard railroads | This unique muscle-builder oper- does the machine refuse to fly, ——————— starting lat 
= ie : . = ~ ates on the principle of the hand- but a low center of gravity makes Old é Increase g co oOodododn dR 
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A B be P| /to allow members four-day ae sl ocerllfeet square Tracks meas- Ss ye NEW YORK—It is. estimated 
psy ee red al rs an tions for the Christmas and New ure eight inches between rails and Trucking operations are more that there are about 23.000,000 Decorstor styled pieces in latest styles 
low os ° | Year's holidays, according to can be purchased m extra “Q-foot realistic than ever before. ““Mar- passenger automobiles 4 to 9 years dat blend with any oe Hand 
per month Four Day Holiday hur Blankenburg, Local 20 lengths. velous Mike.’ a bulldozer powered old being driven fn the tne space savers a 2 cosy - lees 
(plus cortege) secretary-treasurer. , _- by electne flashlight batteries, au- States today compared with - ee Pocrea : ni ee 
Barber shops in Pontiac and the : ; ; Even’ the tricycle has had its tomatically shifts and backs up 600,000 in that age group a year an actical gitts for anyone on 
or complete details F:. area lying in the lake region west The official said that the times face lifted. Rudders and rotars at- when it fits an object i ago. your Constmas list Hurry in today 
FEderal 3:7168 or visit of the city will be closed Decem- “€T*® chosen because members felt : _ . . or tonight for several. 
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tomorrow! State Barbers’ Association. he said, were unable to take time 
    off at other times of the year 
because of a shortage of replace- 
ments. The membership similarly ap- 
proved closing the shops January 
3 and 4. Both measures were 
|supported by Interlake Local 40 
'of the association, madé up of 
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and Johnson Give Big 
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men — two of them by being them 
selves and one by his sensible ex 
planations — have done more than 
E:senhower, Johnson and White to 
create hope for a full life among 
victims of heart attacks. 
¥ » ¥ 
President Eisenhower and Lyn 
don Johnson of Texas, leader of the 
Senate Democrats, are recovering 
from heart attacks of their own. 
It was Dr. Paul Dudley White 
Boston heart specialist, who did 
the explaining. 
» * * 
Neither Eisenhower, stricken in 
September, nor Johnson, who had 
his attack in July, is out of the 
woods yet — in the sense they have 
so fully recovered their doctors can 
tell them to resume a full life. ~ 
Both are awaiting the final med- 
ical verdict: Eisenhower in Feb-| 
ruary, Johnson later this month.; 
It may be the doctors will tell 
Eisenhower he can't run again and 
Johnson that the job of Senate 
leader is too much for him. 
CREATE FINE EXAMPLE 
Even so, both men will go on 
leading lives just short of all-out 
This need be no discouragement to 
other heart cases since a full life 
for both those men means a strain 
and responsibility most people 
never have to worry about. 
If the verdict is against the full- 
est activity for them, Johnson 
may have to give up the Senate 
leadership but will stay’ in_ the 
Senate and Eisenhower will con 
tinue to fill his job as president 
until his term ends in January 
1957 
Eisenhower and Johnson 
unwilling to let it throw them, can 
get up out of bed and be them- 
selves again, patiently working 
toward recovery. . 
This doesn't mean heart cases 
can or should chase fire engines 
again, climb mountains or fight a 
10-round bout. 
tremes anyway. 
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Because Dr. White was one of 
Eisenhower's physicians, and be-, 
cause Eisenhower was the first 
president in history to have a) 
known heart atta¢k, White had al 
greater opportunity to talk common| 
sense about the heart to more peo-| 
ple than any doctor in history. * * * * ¢ 
He used the opportunity to the 
utmost to do good, Through an) 
article specially. written for The 
Associated Press for newspaper 
use arid through repeated news 
-eonferences he preached-tht<—ges--—— 
pel 
Trying to resume your full Ife is 
the best treatment. One heart 
attack doesn't necessarily mean 
youl ever have another. Some 
heart cases live to a ripe old age 
and die of something else. 
State Elections Head 
Attends Local Talks 
Oakland County and 
city clerks attended a to 
discuss recent changes in the state 
election laws today in the office 
building at 1 Lafayette St 
State Director of Elections Rob- 
ert Montgomery was on hand to 
give expert advice rding to 
County Clerk Lynn D. Allen who 
called the meeting   
township 
meeting 
acct 
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GRAND RAPIDS \? — A down- 
town landmark, once an opera 
house and since 1907 a rescue mis- 
sion, will be razed to make way 
for an auto parking ramp. Michael 
A. Skiff, parking lot and garage 
operator, Tuesday said he has 
purchased the Trotter Rescue 
Mission and plans to begin revamp. | 
ing the property next April 1 for! 
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| pj Good Breakfast Served 
Team Pickles, to Whittier First Graders D—2   
ewcomer Starts Yule Baking 
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{ p i What’ bre t? Thejgrow healthy a ng; (2) to 
“Yes. we'll be home for Christ-;dren, Mrs. Hahn has been a-chore Mrs. Hahn has alrea(ly be-, through the house and causes process of making her favorite tea Cranberries What's in a good akfas . ee je thy arses 8: - ad 
i -ontiac.”” iac vesident for just about t e ; 8 bread when the photographer ar- ‘boys and girls of Mrs. Yancey's/!ve us-energy while we work a mas, home in Pontiac.” The Pontiac resident for just about two gun. It means wrapping gifts and the family to ask, “Gee, Mom, | oy play; (3) to keep us cheerful and speaker was a blue-eyed brunette, months. They moved here trom intging workings on| the/(ireplace!| (ual) amelie eel geed?= rived. Here is her recipe for . first grade class at the MO oy 
a newcomer to the city, Mrs. Allentown, Pennsylvania. | Banana Tea Bread Here's the perfect salad to serve school were sure to find out when| ° 
Harry Habe of Delaware Drive. Home for Christmas means dec), It means Christmas baking, = Mrs. Hahn hasn't started baking BANANA TEA BREAD for informal buffets, late evening they actually ate a “good break-) They climaxed their study with 
With her husband and two chil- orating the house. This pleasant the kind that watts is fragrance cookies yet,- but she was in the By Mrs. Harry Hahn snacks or to join the buttered bird|fast’’ in their classroom recently. a omy breakfast in their first 
rs ae f ‘ | 1%. cups sifted flour on the holiday dinner table. Mrs. wade i alker, the principal,| 8Tade classroom. 
| pope ce © ellis was their special guest. The good-breakfast study has 
| ta-teaspoon pait Piguantleweet pickles i tcamilt . ° ; provided many good. learning ex- 
|S -egee weu neuter ppc duanty BRE  Pecaies te P| The breakfast menu consisted of periences. Its true the children are 1 cup mashed ripe banana (2-3 fully with cranberries, traditional foodjorange juice, cereal, with a gener-| more energetic, but it's a whole- 
| oe “ for holiday meals, in this salad/OUS serving of milk and a“dash of some and healthy atmosphere. | Sift flour, baking powder, soda'tpat's delightfully flavored and is/S¥gar, crisp bacon, scrambled) 
and salt together. Beat shortening feast for the eves as well as the 8&5. toast with butter, strawberry . 
jin mixing bowl until creamy. Add ate . he = ‘jelly and milk, ‘ For Sweet Sandwich 
;sug aduz é 5 > bes , . S leces é eas es 2 and pa beat + « | The delicious food was pre- eta figs cut into pieces and 
jing until light and fluffy. Add, pefore the full swing of the busy pared and served by feur com: stirr together with a little 
RES ae oct Ska Go flour MIA holiday season gets under way, petemt hemercem mothers—Mrs. strained honey and nuts make an 
ture alternately with banana, a check your supply of pickles to see, Ida M. Miner, Mrs. Ollie Db. unsual sandwich filling and also 
  7 NW: 1 6 s Cant F , : . { F 5 ow for; <SNer le 
small amount at a time Beat after'that it's adequate . . . you'll find) Whiters, Mrs. Ruby McGhee and 4 ee Tee omeles each addition until smooth Bake pickles are ideal to give dull dish | Mra, Bisie Robertson. | (Keep your omelet delicate and 
in a greased loa! pan abeut 1 how i flavor ft. as the basis for thel thin and fold it over this exoti and 10 minutes ino a Sot-degre The breakfast unit originated) mixture 
joven. Makes 1 loaf and hors during conference period discus-| ———--————___-_ 
sions when it was discovered that e« 
Pickle Orange and Cranberry Salad only @ small percentage of the) EWJOY POPCORN OFTEN! 
i F I a sour skaaei : il breakfa: 
Simmer Beet Liver civ weer “smn pais sms enn beaten tire relish tray or for canape 
doeuvre recipes 
ps hot water | was 
1 8-ounce package cream cheese, scft- launched the good breakfast study. 
in Spaghetti Sauce ee cranberries | The children liked the following   
  
    pimedian see orange sues ithree good reasons for eating a . 2 cup chopped swee: mixed pickles 5 n 
A quick meat dish! | i2,caB finely chopped vlanened 600d breakfast: (1) To help us to i ‘almonds eee 
Liver 'N' Sauce Dissolve gelatin in hot water: Skitlet Pound Cake 
  1 pound beef liver ” 3 aa e a 
‘. cup four seasonéd with asail and Combine Be latin TIA UNE and 
pepver . cheese; beat until blended. Chill! From the days of oldtime South- 7 tablespoons utter or margari i ; ~ 
| ican (Igicupss apegheiti sauce win Unt slightly thickened. fern hospitality comes this Skillet 
meat : “ak e § - | Meanwhile, put cranberries and j Pound Cake, @ specialty that ap 
| Have liver in serving-size pieces; 
dust with seasoned flour. Brown 
liver in butter. orange through feed chenper ‘peared on coffee trays. Slices of 
Feld crankerry mixture and et ‘pound cake were spread with melt- 
’ jed butter and browned evenly in 
Add spaghetti sauce: cover and) ™MIWNE Ingredients into gelatin | ot skillet ‘ |__ “Gd spaghett! sauce. cover aN) wusture. Turn inte 1! ,-quart meld || ° ; simmer about 15 minutes or until) 
‘liver is tender. Stir occasionally. | and obit enti tr: | 
| 
  oo Enjoy fluffy, delicious 
| One way to size up a cauliflow popcorn often . . . with 
Makes four generous servings, Unmold and surround with crisp er head at your vegetable market [' RAVO Peanut Oil. finest 
= == = salad greens and garnish with ad- is to hold it for a few seconds— : « 
Drippings from roast beef are ditional orange and pickle slices, if thé head should seem heavy for popcorn oil you can buy! 
wonderful for frying potatoes. désired. Makes six-eight servings. |its size.     
  
    
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NEW RESIDENT BAKES — Mrs. Harry Hahn of Delaware drive in the family’s new home. An eleven-year-old daughter and a six- 
starts her holiday baking with a loaf of Banana Bread. A newcomer year-old son are looking forward to the results of Mother's baking. 
to Pontiac, Mrs. Hahn is caught up in preparations for the holidays ARMOUR’S PURE 
Try Yule Log Dessert lpowdered sugar as thickly as the Serve Tiny Turnovers | crated cheddar cheese into the pas- 
PORK —s ‘ae isnow is falling out-of-doors. Drizzle try, But. whatever ,ou do, make ; C 
Our prize easy-do holiday des-! Midget turnovers, plumped with , melted chocolate over the sugar t plenty. They ll go fast. | . 
sert, with all the festive air of the’ Pare bitch) loc nutmeg applesauce, will find | oO E 
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Purchase a jelly roll from yourpmade of gopher wood, which many jeauce and a pastry mix for these! exces onions, and chopped or sliced 
baker or food shop. Cover with translators believe to be cypress.'And, if you wish, blend a little! almonds. 
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‘hand as you roll and guide cake back into remaining hot mixture. 
itself with other hand. ‘Return to heat and stirring con- 
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-, | A timely recipe for the season's with a tangy filling made from a heavy cream and a pale yellow hese softened with a little milk butter. Cool. Use as filling for 
im’ : - E ih tid jean oof Jemonade concentrate! color, or cream. |sponge eake roll. 
“ ners Hi are aw GROREI . baking IS this recipe. for oda ‘That's a dessert to serve to com Sift a ite of the flour mixture: The filiing is a tanry one and it! a 
~A oe s that Ar = oe { Pe Butterscotch Cookies. Light brovt pans at a time over the beaten eras needs the bland topping sugeested 
Christinas cands lose are 2 ee = ee Sine oa ; eae BE Ae Jari 
al terscotel Crisps. Spread the dough sugar adds ifs own unique flavor Follow our directions enrefully folding in Pht'y but well. Turn Makes eiqht servings 
* hike frosting on cvokie sheets to and helps kecp them moist and youll nut have trouble in pie- into prepared pin spreading so Leinonade Filling 
* hake. < Store in airtight container ind paring it batter i, equally deep Meantie cance.s\trosen lemonade can 
okies 5e * s— ce \ TS » [375 yrees}, entrate 
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hot fron: the oven — just as a! delight children and guests WhO} 3. cup citted cace fou oven just until top springs back, 2 Me eroene soeeecl , e Sandy m aker cufs hus pecan or al drop in this time of year. », teaspoon double-acting bakin, pow- when touched lightly with finger 7 tip sdent oe 
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~ rienirg ‘use part butter , ee ont caniie ee anace filing hard to remove, concentrate to make 1'3 cups. Mix 
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* bea! 1, teaspoon baking soda Grease bottom of jells-rell pan sides of pan with shirp knife: saucepan : - : zt yoon salt e , é Me : 
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1 fu Biend in vanilla, eggs well) Add egg and mus a Starting with short side. roll « direct moderate heat until mix- smoke or scorch at high . ; ae oe and imix une vanilla and blend. Sift together Beat eggs in deep bow! (about , 7 ; . . ; gentl,, with towel in it. Allow: to tare. cents to) na bel: bell onc orcn ig al ve ir é flour, baking powder, baking soda 1') quarts) with rotary (electric LEMONADE CAKE ROLL For a delicate, tangy dessert. scrve gand rolled in towel to cool. Un iilnete. Kcmove (rom beat frying temperatures 
3 ee Ghee and salt. Add dry ingredients, or fast-action hand) beater until {18 lemon-filled cake. It's made in the manner of a jelly roll and has pol} and spread with Lemonade . ss i 
2 Using a spatula. spread one- chopped cherries and nuts to brown foamy; beat in sugar gradually 4 bland topping t to contrast ie the tart filling. Filling. Roll up cake again with-| Beat a little of the hot minature 
= fourth of dough at a time onto sugar mixture alternately with Sa Se = : : : = = 
. ungreased baking sheet to about heavy cream or evaporated milk. 
one-eighth-incy thickness (about | 
12xl5-inch area). Be sure baking When mixture is firm enough 
  
  to roll, shape inte long roll about 
_2', Inches diameter. Wrap in 
waxed paper and place in re- 
frigerator several hours or over 
night. 
Slice. one-eighth Inch thick with 
sharp knife. Decorate with ad- 
Makes ditional chopped nuts, cherries, or 
red candies. Bake on greased cook-   ¥ 
a 
« sheet cools before reusing. 
ail Sprinkle with nuts before baking 
o: peanut brite immediately after ed 1 
@ baking. Bake in moderate oven 
10 minutes. While=still hot, 
cut in pieces about 14gx2 inches 
Place on cooling racks, 
about 12 dozen cookies ot otlh 
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wm Clocelate Crisps. Blend in 4 ie sheet in hot oven (400 degrees) 
* squuecs unsweetened chocolate, 8-10 minutes. Remove immediately 
: melted, after mining in flour. to cooling rack. Approximately 40 
coukies, 
Maple Nut Sauce   
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     Roasted Togeth © Roasted Together ceCream ~- 
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a Roast Fresh Porg With Try this Maple Nut Sauce for a 
, Qolators delicious treat over ice cream or 
= a | pudding Fre-h pork j0.n roast Out . ; = roe ok io.n roe about & pounds | Maple Nut Sauce 
eRe seasoning salt 1',. cups 1$-ounce can) sweetenec 
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ein an-open pan. rub lightly with ‘a cup finely chopped walnuts er 
* garlic salt and seasoning salt. In- Blend sweetened condensed milk, 
“‘@ sert a meat thermometer through maple flavoring. crushed pine 
«~ the fut side into the center of the apple, instant coffee and chopped 
~ Toast, (Do not let thermometer Up nuts. Chill well before serving 
4 touch bone.) Serve over ice cream or pudding. 
Roast in a slow. (325 degrees) 
=~ oven until thermometer registers Fireplace Cookery 
185 degrees—about 3 1-3 hours. 
Using your fireplace for cooking 
~% = About one hour before roast Is this winter? You'll find it handy: to 
* ready, place potatoes around neat have an old-fashioned wire toaster 
a2 in pan; use two to wour potato with long handles on hand. The 
my halves for each person to be toaster is wonderfully convenient 
# Served. Baste potatoes with pan for holding and turning steaks and 
* drippings a few times. chops. 
Allow roast to rest for 15 min -_— 3 : 
ut t of ti bef ; es out of the oven before carving Let Small Fry Help 
Small fry want to help with the 
lunch preparation? Let them cut 
- Dont throw away those little left. out rounds of bread with a dough 
ie over dabs of pimiento. Just freeze nut cutter. then slather the rounds _ Freeze Extra Pimiento | ’ 
* them in any freezer container. with soft butter. Now the ‘bread 
» Then, v nen you need a touch of doughnuts’ go into the oven to 
f pimicnto for a colorful casserole 
= bre ik olf any amount from the 
« frozen pieces and add it to your g: : 
pes dish) without defrosting. A milk con- Fine Tomato Aspic 
, taincr cut down to one-half cup You can prepare a fine tomato 
“% size makes an ideal pimiento con- aspic from a couple of cups of 
= tainer, tomato juice and an envelope of 
unflavored gelatin. Add salt, sugar 
and pepper to taste and a table- 
spoon of lemon juice ious served with soup! toast. Delic 
  
2 Team Apples, Peanuts 
When you bake 
w ing, Says Sira Walls, home econo Serve Tender Figs 
mist, try filling the centers with 
ground salted peanuts. Baste with) Simmer dried figs in water to 
~ syrup, flavored with nutmeg, dur- cover until they are very tender 
heed m= ing the baking. When baked. cool Serve the figs with sliced oranges 
oS completely, and freeze, either in and bananas for a breakfast sur- 
oo freeze r containers or freezer foil. prise dr as a dessert for lunch or 
« Rehe at in a 300-degree oven until Supper. 
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2% cups sifted cake flour l'a cups beet or cane sugar 7 * 
2': teaspoons Ciabber Girt ie shorte 
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% teaspoon finel, grated 1 cup milk a! xa on 
lemor prod 5 By Cael, * mon ri 3 egg whites & ‘ a * “ 
Sift together flour, baking powder. and salt. Crush together 
with fork the lemon rind and ‘4 cup of the sugar; add to 
shortening; beat together until fluffy. Beat in gradually 
‘; cup sugar and the vanilla. Beat in gradually “% cup milk. 
Peat ih remaining '2 cup sugar. Stir in by hand or at lowest 
speed with electric mixer, the sifted dry ingredients and 
remaining ‘4 cup milk, by fourths, alternately, blending 
well after each addition, Beat egg whites until stiff but not 
dry. Stir quickly into batter. Bake in two oiled or greased 
8-inch layer cake pans at 350°F. (moderate oven) about 30 
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  MAGIC FRUIT SURPRISE CAKE—What could be more welcome 
to stocking stuffers and Christmas tree trimmers than a glass of 
punch and a slice of this luscious mincemeat cake? It's a good cake, 
too, for refreshments at any of th 
Santa Helpers Welcome 
Magic Mincemeat Cake When the stockings are hung and 
the carols are sung and the chil- 
dren are tucked away safely in 
bed, then it's time to cut a Magic 
Fruit Surprise Cake and serve it 
with coffee or punch to. the grown- 
ups. 
Tree trimming and _ stocking 
stuffing will keep them busy for 
Pie Combines 
Orange, Raisins 
This is the season for citrus 
fruits. Grapefruit, oranges and tan 
gerines are moving in large quan- 
tities. 
Supplies of seedless grapefruit 
are quite generous and reasonably 
priced, However, even lower prices 
and a superior flavor are some- 
times found in the seeded varie- 
ties 
The peak season is bringing 
heavy shipments of tangerines. 
Although juice oranges are. still 
the best buy, the first shipment of 
California navel oranges arrived 
on the counters last week at mod- 
erately high pricés 
Abundant quantities of top qual- 
ity bananas are available at- un- 
usually low costs. All varieties of 
Michigan apples provide econom- 
ical choices for the winter fruit 
bow! 
Orange Raisin Meringue Pie 
“¢ cup suger 
rup® orange fulce 
sf parated 
(irated rind ef one orange 
eup lemon juice 
2 tablespoons butter 
1 baked ®-inch pastry shell 
Combine sugar, constarch, flour 
and orange juice about 20 minutes 
and gradually stir them into the 
sugar mixture and cook 15 min- 
utes, stirring constantly until mix 
ture thickens 
Mix together slightly beaten 
egg volks, orange rind and lem- 
on juice and add te thickened 
sugar-juice mixture and cook two 
minutes, stirring constantly, Add 
butter. 
Turn into pastry shell and cool 
slightly. Cover compietely to the! 
edge of the crust with meringue 
made by gradually beating 6 ta- 
blespoons sugar and one-eichth tea- 
spoon cream of tartar into stiffly 
beaten egg whites. Bake in a mod- 
erate oven 350 degrees for about 
15 minutes! 
Yield: One S-inch pie 
Flavor Pie Filling 
With Rum Extract Here's a pic 
desserts: idea for holiday 
‘> cup heavy cream: 
l'y cups milk 
“1, teaspoon rum extract 
1 package instant banana cream pud- 
iJ ng 
1 baked eight-inch pastry shell 
Pour cream and milk into mix- 
ing bowl. Add rum extract (there's 
a taste difference between rum ex- 
tract and rum flavoring) and ba- 
nana cream pudding. 
into baked 
until firm, Turn immediately 
pastry shell, Chill 
about 30 minutes, 
Garnish with a e holiday parties. 
another hour or two, so they will 
welcome a bit of rest and refresh- 
ment. 
| A Magic Fruit Surprise Cake is| 
a sure help to the hostess for im-| 
promptu refreshments al} through! 
the Christmas and New Year's! 
holidays. |   * | 
_ It is made with mincemeat and, 
|Chopped nuts, sweetened condensed) 
milk and candied fruit, and has 
good keeping quality—if there is. 
any left to keep, that is, after; 
family and friends have had their 
way—as well as delicious flavor 
and texture. 
Magic Fruit Surprise Cake 
. 1 9-ounce condensed mincemeat 
‘es cup water 
1 cup walnut meats, coarsely chopped. 
2 j-ounce cans (% cup) mixed can- | 
died fruit, coarsely chopped 
1% cups (15-oufce can) 
condensed milk 
egg. beaten 
*% cup flour 
4% teaspoon baking soda 
Break mincemeat into small 
pieces and put in 2—quart saucepan. | 
Add water. Place over heat and 
stir until lumps are thoroughly, 
broken. Boil briskly one minute, 
stirring constantly. sweetened 
Remove from heat and ceol. 
Add nuts, candied fruit, sweet- 
ened condensed milk, and egg: 
blend well. Stir in flour and bak- 
ing soda, until just blended. 
Pour mixture into 9 x 4 x 3-inch) 
loaf pan which has been greased, 
waxpaper lined and greased again. 
Bake in a moderate oven (350 de- 
grees) 1 hour and 30 minutes or 
until top is golden brown.         Baby’s Bananas 
Are Strained, 
Smooth, Sweet 
Bananas of just the right degree 
,of ripeness, creamy-smooth and de- 
liciously sweet—that'’s what baby | 
lis assured of when he gets the 
lnew baby strained bananas. 
| * * * | 
Doctors recommend bananas 
among baby's first solid foods be- 
cause they are one of the best of| 
ithe “protective foods." They con-, 
tatn a well-rounded supply of vita-| 
min A. thiamine, riboflavin, nia- 
ein and vitamin C. 
They alse supply a number of 
essential minerals, sugars and 
pectin. A fact often overlooked 
by mothers, bananas with other 
fruits helm maintain the neces- 
sary alkaline-acid balance in the 
body. i} 
Strained bananas in glass jars 
are more economical than fresh 
bananas because, not only do you 
avoid off-season high prices, but] 
you eliminate waste resulting from 
bruised or unripe spots in fresh' 
fruit.   
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Baby can eat as much banand 
\as he wants. The snap-on lid pre- 
vents loss of favor or discolora- 
tion of leftovers when stored in the! 
refrigerator. 
Decorate With Cookies 
Let your Christmas cookies do 
double duty, Hang brightly frosted 
Santa Clauses, angels, stars, | 
wreaths and fanciful animals on 
your Christmas tree for ornaments 
If you have an artistic bent, why 
[not create a “cookie-mobile?” Col- | 
lorfully decorated Christmas cook-     wreath ofjies in big, gleaming glass candy 
whipped cream, sprinkled with}jars add a note of hospitality to, 
nutmeg. Makes one pie. lyour living room’s holiday dress. | 
  
     
       
   
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babble with delight when the light-textured Noel should please adults who do not care for heavy 
Pudding climaxes their Christmas oe This is desserts. 
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|. Whenever we get what we think) 2 cakes veast | 
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For the young children gathered “th our readers. We're naving so) } “tables een ceine | much fun with one this pre-Christ 'y cup chopped citron 
mas season that we just have to| ‘: cup candied cherries 
tell you about it 1, cup chopped, blanched almonds | il yt i 8-9 cups sifted fiour 
Leone Bae, We oes Combine first 4 ingredients 
project isn’t particularly original round the Christmas table. a light- 
textured dessert is better chan a 
heavy one. We think this recipe, a 
variation of Floating Island, is 
  just the right answer. Grownups We have heard of at least one When cool, add the veast, that has 
> sae Jother Oakland county cook who|been softened in water. Add 4 cups 
Noel Pudding |does it lof the flour. Mix well. Let rise till 
3 tablespoons sug | 1 quart gecscloe instant nonfat dry) Christmas, yoa know, is made | jdouble in bulk. Punch down and 
up of dozens of traditions. Some |4dd rest of ingredients, saving a milk 
tiittaspean are personal family traditions. {©W Pieces of citron and cherries 1'4 teaspoons cream of tartar 
ieee salt | But many of the things we do for decoration Let ‘ise again till 
6 egg yolks, slightly beaten | during the holidays are heri- jdouble in bulk. This will take a 
i teagpeae (almond ‘entract | tages from other countries and |!ong time because of all the fruit 
Dissolve 3 tablespoons sugar in’ other times. Christmas baking | Punch down, knead again, and | 
liquefied instant nonfat dev milk) falls in the latter category. put in greased loaf pans. Let 
in large skillet; heat over very low | We always have Christmas cof "ise till double in bulk. Bake in 
heat, to scalding point. Remove! fee cake at our house. Every year $50-degree oven 10 minutes and | 
from heat. lwe make half a dozen or more in a 350-degree oven 50 minutes | 
Beat egg whites and cream of; rich, fruit-filled coffee cakes, for ere. Brush with melted butter 
tartar until foamy. Add 1 cuP|our consumption and to give as OF cream, or frost with confee- 
sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, gifts. Usually we use a German, toner’s sugar Icing. Makes 8 
beating well after each addi ion: recipe for Stollen since that is the leaves. 
beat until meringue forms stiff kind of coffee cake we had as a, This second recipe is for a rich 
peaks. Shape meringue into balls child ‘Stollen. It calls for almond paste 
using a lightly oiled teacup; round; «yj, year, however, we are-Wwhich you will find at fancy food 
Loosen with small spatula; set jhave had at home during the past will keep for a month. 
balls gently on hot nonfat dry |three weeks we have made some | Dresdeacr Slolle 
milk mixture, adding only a few lkind of Christmas coffee cake. By | leap iscelaed) imitn 
balls at a time. Keep balls apart. [now the freezer is bulging with, ; to 3', cups sifted flour yeast cake softened in lukewarm 
Cook over low heat, ancovered jsweet bread ees | 
without turning, five minutes. First we made a Swiss Christ. 1 janis poe cone | 
. dd: Pp Nor i | t les POON s # f 
Carefully remove balls with a/ mas Bread: next Norwegian | te slotted spatula or spoon; place} Jule Kage. Last week we stored | i jea.poon s 
cooked side down on a tea towel) 8¥ay a Behemian coffee ring | ave cue caaticd eitron, angtiica and 
tightly stretched over 13x9x2-inch) amd a Stovenian Christmas | 1 cup almond paste 
baking pan. Chill. Bread. This week Italian Panet- | 2 eeinciger JIS 
Place egg yolks in the top of a tone and Greek Holiday bread Chopped nuts 
l-quart double boiler. Strain non-, ®F€ 0@ the schedule. | Beat together cooled milk, 1 cup 
fat dry milk mixture; gradually} And what do we intend to do of flour, softened yeast and 1 
stir into egg yolks. Cook over hotiwith all this bread? We're going ‘#blespoon sugar. Let rise antil it 
water, stirring constantly, until to give some as gifts as usual, bubbles. Add % cup butter mixed 
mixture is slightly thickened and We're also planning to have Open W'th 4 tablespoons sugar. Add egg. 
coats @ spoon, House during the holidays. -a salt and candied fruit. Add rest of 
“Hemeve from heat. Add flavor. [Brunch affair, where we intend to ‘flour. Knead well. 
  : iserve all these « foreign breads | Let rise until double. Roll into. 
pal pel wins — Pgnacly |Won't our guests have fun sam- oval shape. Brush with mel lted 
‘ . y ; |pling the different kinds? butter. Roll almond paste into 
met Wa Oa We'd tike to share several of same size oval and place on dough 
efateia; place on custards. our Christmas bread recipes with Mix 2 tablespoons butter with '4 
Decorate each with thinly sliced) you. Do try them; you and your cup sugar, nuts and additional 
red and green maraschino cherries |family will enjoy them. |candied fruit. Lay on almond paste 
to form holly sprig. Serves eight ‘and fold like a Parker House roll. . JULE KAGE : - Brush with melted butter. Bake 1 
Be sure to add a dash of basi]) _ Norwegian Christmas Bread jour at 350 degrees. Frost if de- 
to tomato sauce for omelet. 1 le ee =“ sired. Makes 1 loaf. | 
      
  
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fruits for babies is wonderful at 
harvest time! They use apples 
that could go ina gift basket. And 
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your Christmas table. Use the new pastel-colored cereal, cook a sim- 
ple syrup, and shape the trees in a paper cup. A skewer in a gum- 
drop makes a good sturdy base. 
Shape Gay -Hued Cereal 
Into Tiny Yuletide Trees | Dress up your holiday table ih ou, Christmas tree within easy 
a colorful confection. 'reach of your young holiday_ 
Mo fy callers. 
Try edible Christmas tree favors ‘Tree Confections | 
made from a new multi-colored 1 cup sugar 
cereal. The bright red, yellow and) v, (i2, Sara” syrup 
orange pellets make pretty dec-| ¢,"CarPatner 
orations, and also good snack eat-! 
ing. The tiny corn puffs are fruit- 1 teaspoon vaniila 
7 cups colored corn pulfs 
flavored raspberry, 
oxange, 
  Mix sugar, water, corn syrup, 
lemon and butter in saucepan, Cook to 250 de- 
grees or until few drops form a 
hard ball when dropped in cold 
water. Remove from heat and stir 
in vanilla. 
Pour hot syrup in thin stream 
‘over cereal in large greased bowl, 
stirring constantly. Press into 
greased paper cone grinking cups. 
Insert pointed wooden skewers 
into cone to form trunk of tree. | 
When cool, gently remove paper | 
cups. Push blunt ends of skewers 
into large gumdrops so trees will | 
stand upright. Maxes about 12 
trees. * \" To make the tiny trees, mix 
syrup with the cereal and press 
into greased conical paper drink- 
ing cups. Wooden skewers be- 
come tree trunks and large gum- 
drops become the bases to make 
the trees stand straight and tall. 
Or shape the cereal mixture into 
halls, let cool, wrap in clear cello- 
phane and tie with a fluffy bow. 
* * * 
Hang the cereal ornaments on 
Spicy Prune Bread 
Leads Double Life A spicy nut bread can double 
as a main course accompaniment | 
or a dessert. Add chopped nuts 
to Prune Bread for a crunchy fla-| 
vor bonus.   
* . * 
For glistening. snowy trees use 
this tasty marshmallow mixture 
instead of the syrup. | 
Snow Trees 
20 marshmallows 
2 tablespoons butter 
‘ teaspoon 
4 cups colored corn puffs 
Melt marshmallows, butter and 
\salt over hot water and stir until 
|smooth. Pour mixture over cereal 
in buttered bowl and mix gently. | 
Proceed as in recipe for Tree Con-| 
‘fections (above). Makes nine trees Prune Bread 
2 cups sifted enriched flour 
1 tablespoon baking powder 
1 teaspoon salt 
1 teaspoon cinnamon 
  ', cup shortening > 
1 cup sugar Christmas Puff Balis 
2 eggs " = ~ 
2, cup. finely chopped cooked prunes Make eorn syrup or marshmal 
1, cup milk low mixture and pour over cereal 
acupicpsppes Suet) tiicectred in buttered bowl. Grease hands 
Sift together flour, baking pow- Press handfuls of cereal mixture 
der, salt and cinnamon. Cream to- into balls. If balls pull apart, re- 
gether shortening and sugar until shape occasionally until they 
light and fluffy. Add eggs. beating, harden. 
well. Fold in prunes. Add flour ——— 
mixture to creamed mixture alter- 
nately with milk. Add chopped 
nuts, if desired. 
Turn into greased loaf pan, 4'2 x 
8', inches. Bake in moderate oven 
(350 degrees F.) 1 hour and 15, | 
minutes (about). Makes one loaf. | 
Festive Napkin Rings | 
Napkin rings can add to Christ- 
mas decor. Using your pinking 
shears cut strips of bright fabric. 
join the ends with a staple or large 
cross-stitch in colored wool and the 
circle is ready to be slipped over 
the napkin. Pim on a sprig of holly 
ér similar Christmas decoration for 
further festive effect. 
  won't absorb odors. Use 
the same oil over and 
over — to fry fish, onions, Thaw frozen scallops, grain and 
bread. Fry in shallow hot fat and 
serve with crisply cooked bacon 
and cole slaw for lunch. potatoes. 
      
  
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qommo OLD FASHIONED 
DARK BROWN SUGAR        
       
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will have reai old-fi cane 
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Dark Brown Sugar! : 
1 cup candied cherries 
Y, cup candied ; 
cup candied lemon peel flour with mace, cinnamon, baking 
cups light, seedless raisins | 
i soda. Combine remaining %4 cup || 
flour with fruit. Add walnuts to fruit [| 
mixture. Cream butter. Add granu- j 
lated and dark brown sugar gradu-  }| 
ally, creaming until mixtureis smooth | 
and light. Beat eggs. Add with milk 
and flavoring to butter mixture, blend 
well. Pour batter over fruit mixture. 
Mix thoroughly. Fill 24)" diameter 
paper baking cups % full. Place cups 
on cooky sheet, bake in slow oven 
(300°F.) 45 min. Remove and brush 
top of each cake lightly with milk. 
Decorate with remaining cherries 
and additional nuts. Return to oven, 
bake another 1$ min, Cool thor- 
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‘Sweet pickle relish gives this hear- 
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Soup ontains , Strange as it may seem in this up to 40 per csent. Two reasons: A 2-pound boneless smoked a 0 res to glaze. 
  ‘day of mechanization of farm work, The number of livestock has in- . 
red average farm worker spends creased, while cropland acres have, Shoulder butt is a good choice for’ jiaving a buffet-style supper? 
Imore of his time today working been about the same. Mechaniza-| 4 small family. Cover the butt conve the first course in the living 
|with livestock than 40 years ago. tion of field cropping has been/ with water and simmer a couple room so you can put the finishing 
|Back before World War I, live- much greater than in the livestock of hours. Drain and stick with touches on the main course in the 
|stock took about 30 per cent of the industry. ‘whole cloves; pat brown sugar kitchen. 
| I Meat, Potatoes There is nothing so tempting as 
a steaming bowl of hot soup for 
lunch on a cold winter day. 
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Viennese Soup 
“% cup margarine 
1, cup chopped onion 
1 pound lean ground beef 
1 tablespoon paprika 
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  our 4 cups diced peeled potatoes (6 to 8| 
2%, quarts water 
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce, if desired     
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margarine. Add onion and fry 
gently until pale yellow. Add 
ground beef and stir to separate 
meat. 
Cook gently five minutes, stir-       
    
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other gives an Italian flavor to . ccanesa: barrie we | 
large slices of turkey. | 5 Senspecn [oneomen ne _ 
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@ cups condensed cream of ce‘ery soup 2 eves, Well beaten i 
', cup diced green pepper 1‘, cups seedless raisins 
              
  
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cups toasted small breed cubes dried apricots 
uo cup crumbled blue cheese 1 cup coarsely broken nutmeate 
« teaspoon salt 2 8-ounce packages fig bare | 
Combine turkey, cerlery soup, Sift together flour, baking soda, 
green pepper, nutmeg and salt SUt and cinnamon. ‘Blend brown 
in @ saucepan. Heat through. Place SU84T. Salad a age geste a Le toasted bread cu raisins, apricots nutmeats. 
saierad veeart praevia is Crumble the fig bars coarsely with 
with the creamed turkey mixture,fuméets, and add to fruit mixture. | 
‘Sprinkle with the cheese, then Stir to blend well. f the remaining 1 cup bread cubes Add flour mixture, stirring unti 
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dégrees (moderate oven) one half! Serve warm, topped with cinna- 
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Mincemeat Fills 
Orange Pastry 
Golden Orangeade Pastry, a 
special version of the new flavored 
pie crust recently developed in the 
Lever test kitchens, gives a de- 
lightful tang of orange to these de- 
liciously spiced, tender Mince Turn- 
‘lovers, 
Especially appropriate for home 
entertaining on New Year's Eve, 
these flavorful turnovers will be 
evening parties and holiday gather- 
ings. 
They will also make a wonderful 
family dessert anytime during the 
winter season. 
  NEW LOOK FOR PORK — Close-trimmed pork cuts are being 
featured by one big Chicago packing company. Contrast the two pork 
roasts in the above picture. The one at the left has had the fat 
trimmed to one-fourth inch. Homemakers will get more lean meat 
servings per pound from these packer-trimmed-cuts. It 1s hoped by 
this means to encourage greater consumption of pork. Watch for Mince Turnovers 
1 recipe Orangeade Pastry 
l'y cups mincemeat       Divide dough in half, shape into 
two flat rounds, Kol] each round 
one-eight-inch thick and cut into 5- 
inch circles, Place 1 heaping table- 
spoon of mincemeat on each circle.   
Fold over one-half of circle to 
within one-fourth-inch of opposite 
edge. Turn lower edge up over top 
and seal edges with fork, Prick 
tops. Bake in very hot oven (450 de- 
grees) 12-15 minutes. Makes 10 
turnovers, Here Are New Recipes By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor 
How could JT let a Christmas sea 
son go by without publishing some 
extra-special cookie recipes for 
you? I'm up to my ears in cookie 
baking, as usual. And I’m having 
the same problem as in past vears 
How can I make the old favortes 
and still try out all the new rec 
ipes I see? lhetween two pieces of waxed pa- 
iper (which have been dusted gen- 
‘erously with flour) or on a well 
floured pastry cloth. Roll out in a 
rectangle about 7‘ by 10 inches 
Dip cutting edge of knife in flour 
and cut dough m bars, each 1J#2! 
inches, Place bars on 
greased cookie sheet. Mix reserved 
white with water and confec- Orangeade Pastry 
%, cup homogenized shortening 
2 tablespoons boiling water 
2 tablespoons frozen concentrated 
. 91. } <2 1 tablespoon milk 
2 cups sifted all 
1 teaspoon sait 
Put shortening in mixing bowl 
Brush tops of bars | 4dq boiling water, thawed concen- 
a OU candied trated orange juice and milk, and 
in a moderate (350! whip with fork until all liquid is purpose flour 
ita ®Se 
    tloners sugar 
| Decorate with 
Coffee Almond Cookies icherries. Bake 
<7 decree 4 bd 5 5 | 2 A 
Blend: ldextees) oven ]2 to 15 aaeates absorbed and a thick, smooth mix- 
1 cup butter or margarine |Hepeat, using remaining dough. naa a rine 
2 tablespoons instant cotfee ture is formed. 
1, teaspoon almond extract |Makes 40 cookies 
Beat in gradually: 
lcup sugar 
Add 
2 cups sifted flour 
1 blanched nds 
coarsely chopped : Sift flour and salt together onto 
These cookies are gaily polka, whip and stir quickly into a dough. 
dotted with bits of crushed pep- Pick up and work into a smooth, 
permint candy. They contain nutri-| blended dough. tlous oatmeal too, Makes enough pastry for a 9% 
jinch two-crust: pie or nine tart 
|shells or 8-10 turnovers. cup toasted = aime 
Drop by half-teaspoonfuls on un-| Peppermint Sparkles 
greased cookie sheet, Bake 10-12) Seer ceeat : | _ 
minutes in 375-degree oven.| 1'. cups sifted enriched flour : 
Makes 7 dozen cookies. 2 teaspoon salt ; Dessert Without Work Li 
‘4 teaspoon 
‘1, teaspoon 
1, teaspoon 
1 baking powder 
cloves 
cinnamon You couldn't serve a quicker, no- The following recipe is for a 
work dessert, or a more welcome quick and easy cookie that ed seaspoon nei mes e teaspoon white r > i : 
looks very. festive when it is | ‘cup cate vec one) on) a) busy Chnstmas shopping (quick or old fashioned, 
day than well-chilled canned apple- 
sauce, sweetened to taste and 
circled with cream. uncooked) 
fore baking. Beat eggs well using rotary beat- 
Christmas Sagar Waters jer. Add sugar and continue beaging) 
% cup (% pound) enriched margarine | Until thick and lemon colored | 
1% cups sifted confectioners’ sugar |jabout 7 minutes. Stift together dry) 1 egg (separated. | ed 5 | 
1 teaspoon vanilla jungrecients j {except yoats); then When making refrigerator and 1%. cup unsifted flour icombine with oats and stir lightly) ed ieee tet ‘holid teaspoon salt : ne) POHe COOMIES 106 ec iGays. ii teaspesnll water imto egg mixture. Chill batter for| keep them cricp Ly epeirkil me 1 teaspoon confectioners’ sugar 2 or 3 hours. (Refrigerate over-| P oe ™ : Right if deaired)) |crushed peanut brittle while they're | s . ‘4 cup chopped nuts 
‘still hot from the oven. The brittle baked. Decorations are done be- 
Sprinkle With Brittle       1 | 
Candied cherries ‘ 
Cream margarine and 1% cups) Shape dough into small balls. melts slightly, giving a delightful 
confectioners’ sugar. Reserve 1|Bake on greased cooky’ sheets in' topping. 
tablespoon egg white; add remain-|moderate oven (350 degrees) about = 
ing white and yolk with vanilla to|20 minutes, Remove from cooky| Canada sold $3,525,000 worth of 
creamed mixture. Add flour and|sheets and cool. Frost with con-| products to Sweden in the first 
salt and mix until-dough can be fectioners’ sugar frosting (see be-| six months of 1955 compared with 
shaped into a ball with hands./low); sprinkle with crushed Pep-| $1.305,000 in the comparable  pe- 
Divide ball in half. Place one half'permint candy. Makes 3 dozen.' riod of 1954.   
  
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| MINCE TURNOVERS — Golden Orangeade Pastry, a special 
| version of the new flavored pie crust, gives a delightful tang of 
| orange to these deliciously spiced, tender Mince Turnovers. 
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‘Apple Recipes Designed 
to Delight Cookie Lovers As_ the holidays approach, it's] 1 cup sugar 
jtime for all good cookie bakers to| = 
‘shine forth with special eating 
‘treats for Christmas guests, as well 
as for Dad and the youngsters. 
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1 teaspoon vanilla 
ty, cup chopped nuts 
1 Winesap apple, coarsely chopped 
  
  Sift flour and measure. Add bak- 
| jing powder, salt and spices and sift! 
| Today's fresh  apple-flavored,82ain. Cream shortening. Add' 
cookies, adapted from traditional, SU&&r gradually, beating until light., old world recipes, will delight all) Add eggs, one at a time, beating, orange juice, thawed to room temperature those eookie connoisseurs and will) well. Add vanilla, chopped nuts and Margarine ina frying pan. Blend 
make welcome Yuletide gifts for &PPle. Blend well. [ 
Junior's favorite teacher and tam-| Add dry ingredients gradually, ily friends, too. beating until combined. Spread) 
. . | stiff mixture in greased 7x11x2 inch 
You can bake these in advance) Pan. . 
,because the crisp, spicy Winesap| Bake in moderate oven (350 de-| 
|apples which give them their de-|grees F.) about 30 minutes. Cut 
ilicious flavor also endow  the!into squares when cool. If desired,, 
cookies with good keeping qualities.) squares may he frosted with con-| 
| Layered Apple Meringue Cookies fectioner'’s frosting. Makes about 
: 16-18 bars. a cup butter or margarine 
‘4, cun sifted powdered su ar ; 
2 eggs. separated 
1's cups ‘flour 
3 Winesap apples. 
liced 
‘4g cup granulated sugar 
', teaspoon cinnamon 
l cup ground walnuts or almonds 
Cream butter or margarine with 
powdered sugar and add egg yolks. * * 
  For Flatter Cookies 
Want a gently flattened cookie 
shape, instead of a bumpy irregu-| 
lar drop? Measure out tablespoons | 
of the dough on your greased 
cookie sheet, then flatten them by 
Stir in flour and blend well. Spread! stamping with the base of an ordi- 
evenly in the bottom of a well nary tumbler completely covered 
greased 9x13 inch pan. Arrange) with a damp cloth. \thinly sliced apples over the top. | 
Beat egg whites until stiff and *‘ Be careful not to overcook lemon 
'gradually beat in granulated sugar Pie fillings . . . the result will be 
|and cinnamon. Fold in half of the a thin watery pie, rather than a 
ground nutmeats and spread mix. thick, easy-to-cut one. 
jture over apples. Sprinkle me 
lringue with remaining nutmeats, | 
* Bake in moderate oven. (350 de- 
‘grees F.) for 40 minutes. Cool 
slightly and cut into 1x3-inch bars. 
Makes 2', dozen. | 
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2 cups sifted flour 
2 teaspoons baking powder 
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to Economical Dried Beet One of the most popular meals- 
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ive meat because it goes 
so far. Just 1 ounce makes an 
ample serving for one, 
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The meat is made from rounds 
of lean beef that has been cured. 
air-dried, smoked, sliced wafer thin! 
and sent on its way to the home- 
maker. 
Dried beef comes ia both 212 
and 5-ounce glass jars which may the white sauce, use a 
mushroom soup instead. After the 
dried beef is heated in the fat, add, 
a-10-ounce can of mushroom soup | 
which has been diluted with equa! 
parts of milk or water. Heat and 
serve. 5. lf there isn't time to make 
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oil wells were considered worth- condiment. 
less and the valuable gas was crunchy 
burned off as waste. heering Breakfast 
A breakfast dish to make you 
feel cozy and warm and full of 
cheer on a cold morning is a big 
‘bow! of piping hot oatmeal, sprin- 
'kled with brown sugar and served 
with a pour of apple juice-and- 
‘heavy cream, mixed half ’n’ half. 
  Add Sesame to Curry 
If, curried chicken is on the 
menu, you'll find that toasted 
sesame seeds are an interesting 
They’ add a_ nice 
texture to the curry 
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be kept on the pantry shelf. Or 
you may buy a 4-ounce carton 
of dried beef at your self-service 
meat counter. This package must 
be refrigerated. 
Creamed dried beef on toast has 
long been an American luncheon 
favorite. A new twist to this old 
favorite will make those hungry 
youngsters scramble to the lunch- 
eon table, 
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For the new twist, season the 
creamed dried beef with curry 
powder and serve with steaming 
white rice. 
Dried Beef Curry on Rice 
S-ounce glass dried beef 4 
  1 
5 tablespoons butter or margarine 
2ty cups milk 
1, teaspoon curry powder 
3 cups cooked rice 
Break beef into small pieces and 
let frizzle gently in the butter or 
in flour, add milk and stir over 
low heat until thickened. Add cur- 
rv powder and serve over rice./ 
This recipe makes five to six 
servings. ¢ 
Recipe Variations: 
1. More curry powder may be 
added for a higher flavor. 
2. Add 2 tablespoons chopped on- 
ion to the dried beef and fat and 
cook until onions are clear. 
3. Add 1 cup of drained cooked 
peas to the white sauce after 
mixture has thickened. 
4. Brown rice may be used in- 
stead of white rice for a rich, 
nutty flavor.       Mixed Vegetable Salad | 
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this fluffy Cranberry Pie for the Christmas table. The filling takes 
only seconds to make and you can tuck us dessert in the refrigerator | 
tu chill the day before Christmas. 
Delicate Cranberry Pies 
Top Off Heavy Yule Meal Treat your family to a Cranberry’ until gelatin is dissolved. Add | 
Party Pie this Christmas. 
are two festive cranberry fillings melted, 
for prebaked pie shells or ginger- 
snap crusts. As easy to make’ 
as opening a can of cranberry) chil Fold in nuts. 
Turn into a cooled pie shell and | 
until firm. Garnish with. 
sauce. whipped cream. 
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dessert to serve with a heavy. Here’s another festive cranberry 
Christmas dinner, you'll want to filling for a Christmas pie. A 
ruby red cranberry glaze tops a 
snowy white almond-flavored fill- 
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Cranberry Regal Pie 
{ baked pastry ehel) (9-inch) 
1 pound can whole cranberry sauce 
1 tablespoon cornstarch 
‘a cup granulated sugar 
', cup water 
| envelope unflavored gelatin try Cranherry Parfait Pie. Add 
the wreath of pale green whipped 
cream just before serving. 
Cranberry Partait Pie 
1 pound can wiole or 
sauce 
', teaspoon cinnamon 
1 package Tfaspoerrs-flavored gelatin | 
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| Jeliied coanberry | 
1 pint vanilla kee cream 
44 cup tut meats. finely chopped 
1 baked 9-inch pie shell (cooled; | 
| Crush cranberry sauce and lel dagen! 
bring to boil in saucepan. Add  ‘s teaspoon salt 
2 teaspoons lemon fuice cinnamon and gelatin, 1 teaspoon almond extract 
l cup heavy cream 
Cook cranberry sauce and corn- 
Cream Scallops ‘starch until thickened. Cool. Cook : | sugar and one-third cup water to 
and Mushrooms. _ wft bail stage (238). Add gelatin . | softened in one-fourth cup water.| 
for Lunch Dish | Slowly pour this syrup over stiffly 
beaten egg whites. Add salt, lemon’ 
a tempting mnencon juice and almond extract and con-| stirring 
Use this as 
dish, tinue to beat until cool. Beat 
Creamed Mushrooms and Scallops Cream and combine with egg white | 
1 packase 410 ounces) frosen ocean: Mixture, 
see pous just rested: Pour into pie shell. Chill.' 
1, pound mushrooms Spread cranberry sauce over top 
Milk ie : ‘ . } tablespoons butter or margarine | @Md return to refrigerator until 
2 tablespoons flour serving time. ‘. te oon salt 
Peppe 
6 tablespoons grated Parmesan cherse 
Serve Potatoes 
the Italian Way | Drain sealiops well and cut each 
pan with water; bring just to sim- 
mering; continue to simmer until 
scallops are cooked through—this to Vary Menus 
will take only a few minutes. (Do Jf yours is a family that de- 
not bring to boiling or boil, or mands potatoes nearly every 
will probably toughen.) meal, probably you are always 
Drain liquid from scallops into jooking for different ways to serve 
measure; add enough milk to make this staple dish! 
1% cups. | Here is a new recipe for pre- 
Wipe mushroom. with clean Paring the Irish potato Italian 
damp cloth; do not wash. Slice style: 
thin vertically croogn caps and | 
stems, Italian Petatoes 
& medium potatoes 
tablespoons margarine 
Melt butter in 10-inch skillet: add 2 slices diced Canadian-st;le bacen ree ees i nates fs or ham sliced mushrooms, cook over fairly, ™, tablespoons chopped parsley 
high heat, tossing with a fork, for; 2 eS cubes . lt t 
several minutes. (The high heat —° © “***! 
will kecp liquid from gathering in Scrub potatoes well. Pare off a 
skillet ) thin strip of skin all around mid- Sprinkle mushrooms with flour: dle of potato. Melt margarine in 
stir over low heat until well coated. Skillet or saucepan with close-fit- 
- Add reserved scallop broth and ting tid. 
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“ teaspoons each of salt and sugar 
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evate!y low heat until thickened "mes. Add parsley, then potatoes. 
end bubbly: eook longer to reduce Dissolve bouillon cubes in 1 
is thinner than you ike. cup boiling water, Pour over po: 
Stir in drained cooked scallops. tatoes. Add more water, just 
Spoon into three individual shal- enough to cover potatoes, 
low casseroles—individual heat. 
resistant glass pie plates about ie 
6 inches across and 1 Inch deep b 
are a good size. Cover pan tightly and simmer 
2 hours, or until potatoes can 
e pierced easily with fork. ! 
| If desired, potatoes may be 
Sprinkle with cheese. Broil quick-| baked in covered container in mod- 
More than half the nation’s lamb. erately hot oven (400) 1‘: hours., 
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consumption is in the New York bowl, Six servings 
(Note: One No. 2 can small po- 
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cooked potatoes. Drain liquid from 
For Broiled Chicken potatoes, heat and dissolve bouil- 
Wonderful broiled chicken: Rub lon cubes in hot liquid. Reduce. 
chicken with lemon juice. Add 4 
Nippy Red Apple Sauce | 
Blend 1 can (1 pound) apple- | 
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and few drops red food coloring, | 
lif desired. _Cover and chill. | | to a quarter cup of melted butter; 
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By WILMA GREENWAY 
any wonderful fairy-tale happening 
‘Can occur, 
Even so, youngsters at the Oak- 
land County Children’s Home 
weren't quite prepared for what 
took place when artist Cornelius 
H. Geerts appeared like a fairy 
godfather with a magic brush in 
place of a wand. 
They watched with delight as 
Geerts’ brush began (o transform 
what had been drab brown and 
yellow walls of the dining room 
at the home into a colorful fairy- 
land vista, 
First, against a new background 
of sunlight yellow, a snow scene 
appeared. complete with farm- 
fuse and green pines, with chil 
dren sledding down white slopes 
and skating on the blue ice of a 
pond. On another wall, the new 
hfe of spring was revealed with 
its fresh colors and an orchard in 
full bloom, 
Then came midsummer with the 
full green of its foliage and fields 
of ripened wheat, and, in another 
scene, fall and the harvest with 
  
    pumpkins-ptted-ingh and the bur- 
nished golds and yellows of that 
season predominating. 
Last and most wonderful of all 
was the wall facing the tables 
where the youngest children eat. 
Here, nursery rhyme characters 
magically appeared, A demure and 
smiling’ humpty-dumpty sits atop 
a brick wall. Mama and papa bear 
mount steps to their home while 
baby bear loiters below. A mouse 
chmbs nimbly up the clock, and 
a cat fiddles while a ludicrous 
cow hurdles the moon. And Peter 
the pumpkin eater leans noncha- 
lantly against the pumpkin shell 
that holds his errant wife. 
To complete the  transfor- 
mation, William O. Moulton Jr.. 
superintendent of the home, had 
the lower wainscoting painted a 
pale blue to harmonize with the 
light yellow background and the 
colorful murals, 
Artist Geerts spent over two 
weeks completing the murals. He 
was commissioned to do the work: 
by Robert Serota of 377 Kendry 
Ave., Bloomfield Township, who 
employs the artist in his profession, 
of designing homes and com-' 
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\ GIFT FOR THE CHILDREN — Artist Cornelius 
H. Geerts of Detroit brushes in the finishing 
touches on a mural at the dining room of the 
Oakland County Children's Home. As a Christ- 
| mas gift to the youngsters, home designer Robert 
Serota of Bloomfield Township commissioned the 
artist to Pail mur als. on all four walls of one of 
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came in on bis day off to create 
| murals that would enchant the 
bern in Holland.. He has been a 
commercial artist in Detroit for 
many years, ‘ 
Today Olive Freedle, the librar 
jan who never forgets the overall 
n s of her young charges, took 
Pontiac Press reporter to in- 
spect the murals. As she listened 
to exclamations of admiration at 
Geerts' creations, the energetic li- 
brarian cast a speculative glance 
at the home's other dining room. 
whose blank walls contrasted 
« strangely with the fairyland atmos- 
phere of the new murals. 
“There must be a lot of warm 
hearted artists in Pontiac."’ she 
mused. And then, with a conspir- 
ational air and another pointed 
glance at plain walls: “You tell 
{hem I said, ‘Any volunteers?’ "’ 
Short Warden 
Can Face Up 
to Dachshund 
| BOYNE Ciry uw — Charlevoix 
Cog : eS jt has the only 
dog warden in ‘the country who 
jcan see eye to eye with a 
| dachshund. 
| He is 62-year-old Edward Erber. 
;who lives up to his nickname of 
|Shorty by measuring only 4 feet 
'9 inches tall. 
Erber claims he was the 
| shortest man in the American 
Expeditionary Forces of World 
| War 1. The Canadians wanted to 
recruit him for a bantam bat 
| talion of short men. 
  A frequent target of photog- 
raphers wanting gag shots al 
American Legion conventions 
Shorty doesn't mind the ribbing — 
“It's what gave me a bit of fame."’ 
| He still takes a lot of kidding 
‘in his job as humane officer. When 
he goes to pick up a stray dog. 
he's used to such witticisms as: 
. “Are you going to ride it 
back? Where's your saddle? 
| What do you do when you run 
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artists will as to decorate that room too mihout stooping. 2 '   
       
     
       
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| In an Old Attic — Mementoes | 
By GRANTLAND RICE 
There are his glove and bat and ball. 
There is his football, with its score. 
There is a sweater on the wall, 
There are the cleated shoes he wore. 
But far off, where they fight and die, 
His plane patrols a distant sky. 
Here is the room that held his dreams, 
A pitcher, where the headlines glow, 
A running back on winning teams, 
Such dreams as only mothers kfhow. 
And somewhere, lost upon the air, 
I hear the echo of a prayer. 
(Copyright 1955, A. S. Barnes & Co.) 
NFL West 11. 
Selected for 
All-Pro Game |   
Proposal for 
Sunday Sports 
Winning Out 
Vancouver Citizens 
Vote on Issue After 
Baseball Transfer     VANCOUVER, B.C. \W—A pro The practice still counts-as one | 
Rems, Bears Place 7 
Each With ‘to Sunday sports in this city had 
a narrow favorable margin in in- 
complete tallying of yesterday's 
vote, Players 
4 From Detroit 
* * * 
With 356 of the city’s 90 precinets 
tabulated, the vote for Sunday 
sports was, 2/004 for to 20,018 LOS ANGELES «—Makeup cf 
the Western Conference squad 
that will meet the East in the 
National Football League's all-pro 
football game in Los Angeles Jan, @&ainst 
1> has been announced. There are <a; 
seven members of the champion. The matter was referred to the 
ship Los Angeles Rams and seven people after the Pacific Coast 
League cxhibited interest in grant- 
ing a baseball franchise to the Ca- 
nadian city, The Oakland franchise 
has since been transferred to Van 
couver 
All-Stars Move from the runnerup Chicago Bears. 
° * ~ 
Five players each from the 
Baltimore Colts and Greea Bay 
Packers, four from the Detroit 
Liens and three from the San 
Francisco ‘19ers round out the 
squad, 
tam coach Sid Gillman will boss 
the West, Joe Kuharich of the 
Washington Redskins handles the 
ast. 
The West squad: 
OFFENSE 
Ends—Harlon Hull, Bears; Bully 
Wilson, 49ers. 
TackJes—Louis Creekmur, 
Lions: Bill Wightkin. Bears. 
Guards—Duane Putnam, Rams; 
Stan Jones, Bears. 
Center—Dick Syzmanski, Colts 
Quarterbacks—Norm Van Brock- 
lin, Rams; Ed Brown, Bears. 
Halfbacks—Ron Waller, Rams; 
Rock Casares, Bears. 
Fullback—Alan Ameche, 
DEFENSE 
kinds —Gino Bowling Meet Detroit Kegler Posts 
Top Qualifying Score 
in 36 Games 
CHICAGO W—Bowlers in the 15th 
annual All-Star individual match 
game championships begin head 
to-head play today 
The four-day finals open with 16 
shooters in each of the two divi- 
Colts; svons seeking the crowns now worn Colts 
Marchetti 
John Martinkovic, Packers by Steve Nagy of Detroit, and 
Tackles—Bud McFadin, Rams, Sylvia Wene of Philadelphia 
Art Donovan. Colts Among the men are three for 
(juard—Bill George, Bears. mer champions, including "Dick 
lanebackers — Joe Schm idt Hoover of Akron, Ohio, who tied 
lions: Roger Zatkoff, Packers, Tom Hennessev. of Detroit. for the 
Les Richter, Rams So-game qualifying Feach 
Halfbacks—Will Sherman, had % 461 pins 
Rams: Bert Rechichar, Colts; The other former winners are 
Jack Christiansen, Lions. veteran Joe Wilman of Berwyn 
Ill., who had to qualify like Hoover 
ALTERNATES finishing seventh with 7.323. and 
Backs—Howie Ferguson, Pack- Don Carter of St. Louis, who was 
ers; Tank Younger, honors 
tams; Bobby seeded into the finals 
Dillon, Packers; Jim David. A comparative unknown, Robbie 
Lions; Dick Moegle, 49ers. Frey. of San Antonio, Tex. won 
* *# - the women's qualifying scoring 
Ends—John Hoffman, Bears; honors with a 21-game total of 
4.595. She edged Dolores Wroblew- 
ski, one of three Detroiters in this 
division, by one pin 
It was a four-player race for Bill Howton, Packers. 
Tackle—Bob Toneff, 49ers. posal which may eventually lead, of the 16 allowed before the team 
Into Finals of Players Will “ 
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 
  
MSU Sniffles 
as Snow Cuts | 
Drills Short Two Players Placed 
in Campus Hospital 
With Colds | 
EAST LANSING W—The Michi-| 
gan cold and a couple of colds 
were bothering the Rose Bow!l-! 
bound Michigan State football | 
‘team today 
An hour-long practice workout 
yesterday was cut short when 
snow started to fall. 
meets UCLA in the Rose Bow! | 
dan. 2. Tuesday’s appearance of 
the squad in Macklin Stadium 
Was not counted since it was 
staged only as a Show for photog- 
raphers, { 
| Another brief drill was planned! 
by coach Duffy Daugherty for to 
day. The 44-man squad will fly) 
to Pasadena Friday morning., | 
Meanwhile. All-American quar- 
terback Earl Morrall of Muskegon | 
spent the mght in the college hos-! 
pital | 
“Nothing serious. just a cold, . 
but a good one.”’ explafhed team! 
|physician Dr, James Feung. Soph- 
omore fullback Don Gilbert of Du- 
bois, Pa, also had the cold bug 
jand was hospitalized along with 
| Morrall 
| The team physician explained 
he put the two players in the hos- | 
pital so they could be kept warm | 
and steamed prior to the flight to 
the coast. 
“My main concern is that the | 
colds possibly could lead to some ; 
sinus trouble aboard the plane,” 
Dr. Feung said 
Lansing and East Lansing 
planned a rousing sendoff for the 
football Spartans 
There will be a parade through 
downtown Lansing complete with 
a color guard, a reviewing stand 
and four bands prior to the depar- 
ture, scheduled for 9:30 a.m. | back stroke). OPEN SEASON TODAY — Fi 
High School swimming team gets off to a flying start today in the Won a fight last night but it looked Philadelphia. 
home pool. 
to the pool, losing several weeks’ 
in service, Coach 
from left, 
(breast stroke, semor! and Bill H are, | 
| 
| 
i 
} 
| 
Pontiac Press Photo! | 
nally, after a lot of delay, Pontiac 
Chiefs have had to mark time until repairs were made 
practice. Now, with the pool back 
Zobert (Des) Boyce’s squad takes on an unknown 
quantity in Ypsilanti Central, at 4 pm. today. In the pictures ‘top! 
Denms Simonson (free-style, junior), Bob 
ampton (free style, senior! Keavy 
Below 
(from left), Ken Bogard (jumor, back stroke: and Tom Cross (senior, 
Rams Meet St. Rita By BILL CORNWELL ILeague games are carded Friday 
St. Frederick's Rams seck 
keep winning tonight when they Joop activity gains momentum. 
tackle Hazel Park St. Rita in a/ 2 Key contest will be played at 
Suburban Catholic League basket- : . ; Orchard Lake where the title- ball game on St Frederick's court.! hopetul Eagiets collide with %t. 
Eas Wright's cagers shoot for Benedict of Highland Vark. After 
their 2nd win in as many starts in) dropping their non-league a, 
their Ist home appearance. St | er to West Bloomfield, Eaglets Fred opened its 1953-56 schedule | chalked up successive 
last week with a 4037 SCL de-, einueae wor 
lcision over St. Clement at Center) 5. oo. and Detroit St. Stanislaus, 
a the former an SCL victim. 
Dick Deyon’ meshed 22 points | 
against the Clements, but the lo 
game's hero’ was tall Mike St. Benedict, pre-season favorite 
the loep champronship, was to mght. one of vital importance, as the 
Ferndale St. | runner-up last season and boasts 
return oof its entire 1954-35 
squad The Bens hope to stop the 
hot scoring pace of Kaglet guard 
Ted Kopacki in this early-season 
‘showdown between two of the 
loop’s strongest teams 
* * a 
| In tomorrow night's remaining 
iSCL encounter, St. Clement takes 
jon St. Mary's Imsh at Royal Oak 
!Dedending champion St. Michael 
victor over non-loop Avondale in 
jits opener, is idle until Jan. 3. St 
‘James is not scheduled tomorrow 
‘night. 
  
Kopcesik, whe scored four mark- 
ers in the last 20 seconds to 
garner the decision. Refer 54 Loss   
House of David 
Quintet Defeats 
Orion All-Stars 
avid's ing quin- - . House of David's clowning Quito) vtiwaukee, and Mrs. Frey to|ounter, may have won a starting| tet defeated the Orion All-Stars) Megs 
58-52 before 700 fans in the Lake aren past her. Miss Notaro took assignment with his impressive 
, 'play. Orion High School gymnasium last aA A 8 
night. | Miss Wene's: women's scoring honors yesterday. | Kopesik, a senior who never 
especially when Phyllis Notaro of pjayed basketball until this season. | 
Angola, N.Y. hit a four-game proved his worth in his Ist crack, morning round of 876 but then at the sport. Wally Quarles, who 
slipped last night for 4.578 enabling) relieved the injured Larry Morrow 
‘Miss Wroblewski, Vicki Vukovich early in the St. Clement. en-   
  WASHINGTON « — Maryland 
night served notice that there are 
Riggest threat to 
Forward Joe Mathes scored 34 Grown will be Marion Ladewig. of lost its Suburban loop opener last who have made up their minds to at last night’s banquet in honor of some changes tnless his charges Maryland Seniors Aim 
Revenge on Oklahoma   | Jim's desire to attract spectators) 
tended home games ike 
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  Turner Wins Lindsay Nicked 
for Being Top 
NHL ‘Bad Boy’ 
MONTREAL \f—lIt's costing De- 
* troit Red Wing Capt. Ted Lindsay 
money to lead the National Hockey 
League in penalties 
| Se far, with tess than half the 
hockey season completed, Lindsay 
‘already has paid $200 in fines 
|He leads the league with 98 min 
jutes in penalties 
| Each 10-minute misconduct 
penalty costs q player $25. A 
| game misconduct costs $50 and 
the tab for a match penalty is 
$100. And there also is a $25 
. price for drawing a five-minute 
major penalty if an opponent is 
Injured by the guilty player's 
stick. 
The most penalized player in the 
  sons neyer shelled out more than 
$50 in fines throughout the 70- 
game schedule. 
East Jackson 5 Wins 
JACKSON wh — They're calling 
it a sign of the times at East 
‘Jackson High School today. 
East Jackson won a_ basketball 
game last night, beating Spring- 
port, 59-44. It was East Jackson's 
[Ist victory in 21 games. 
But two years ayo, when East 
Jackson dropped that 1st game of 
its 2l-string loss, it had an 18- 
igame winning streak going. 
Unimpressive 
Decision From Jack LaBua SYRACUSE, N.Y. ua—Gil Turner 
like the loser, Jackie LaBua, had up to Gil's personal physician in 
But Katz suggested that Turner fo Confer With 
Commissioner Club Owners Reject 
Request for Minimum 
Salary Increase 
NEW YORK i? —Major league 
player representatives Bob Feller 
and Robin Roberts, together with 
their attorney, J. Norman Lewis, 
were scheduled to take their case 
to Commissioner Ford Frick today 
after refusing to accept the club 
owners’ rejection of their pro-     NHL ireach of the tast three sca-posals, - 
* * + 
At a meeting of the 16 club rep- 
resentatives in Lewis’ office yes- 
terday, the players unanimously 
decided that they could not go 
along with the rejection by the 
owners of ‘certain proposals” 
which the players had previously 
submitted to the magnates. At 
their annual winter meeting in Chi- 
cago last week, the magnates flat- 
ly turned down all the players’ im- 
portant proposals, * ¥ * 
The players were particularly in- 
censed over the failure of the own- 
ers to permit them to have rep- 
‘resentation during negotiations for 
a new contract affecting television 
of the World Series and All-Star 
game. The players also deplored 
the owners’ refusal to increase the 
minimum salary from the current 
$6,000 to $7.200. 
These two proposals will be re- 
submitted for consideration when 
the owners convene again next 
Feb. 4. 
Asked what the players might 
do if they encountered further re- 
fusal, Feller and Roberts declined 
gained the most from the scrappy would be looking for a chance at.to speculate. 
outing here 
For one thing 
tion that could be pieced together 
from assorted handlers 
Jan 6 
bout with Fullmer 
persistent flicking left jab opened 
a cut over Turner's right eye last tional middleweight scene, had only indicated 
that LaBua would meet Gene Full- 
mer in Madison Square Garden on) present welterweight champion Carmen 
when he fights Johnny Saxton. 
Billy Brown, matchmaker for the 
International Boxing Club, 
plans were to 
LaBua, “The indication," said Feller. the 
all the informa- Basilio if Carmen retains the title Cleveland Indians’ veteran right- 
hander, “is that the players might 
take stern steps if the owners re- 
said ject them at this time.” 
stage the 
Basilio-Saxton fight in Chicago on meant by 
Turner had been slated for that Feb. 1, provided Basilio’s injured erts, 
But LaBua's left hand is ready 
a newcomer to the na- Feller did not explain what he 
“stern steps,"’ but Rob- 
the Philadelphia Phillies’ 
great righthander, said: 
LJ s * 
“We probably will have a state- 
night and it looked like the cut ‘Wo fights this year before he ment to make after the owners’ 
might keep Turner out of action tangled with Turner. His lack of Feb. 4 meeting. Then he added 
fights was obvious. but he showed quickly, almost under his breath: for at least a month. 
George Katz, Turner's manager, 4 durability and fearless counter- 
said he would leave the decision Punching attack that 
Black Hawks 
Beat Rangers 
Over 
Defeat 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
It may have been just the law 
of averages catching up with the 
Rangers but Coach Phil Watson 
threatened drastic action today 
after seeing his blue-shirted Na- 
tional Hockey League crew drop a 
4-1 decision to the Chicago Black; 
Hawks. 
Watson, steaming over the sed) 
Football Coach Jim Tatum last'to Maryland’s rather poorly at- Rangers third straight defeat and Ted Shiels had it 5-4-1 and Dick! 
‘ ithe first from Chicago after beating . : 
Tony Coratti’s St. Rita quintet/10 seniors on the Maryland team) Sen. Monroney (D-Okla), a guest the Hawks five straight, promised er. The Associated Press card fa-| 
for the Davids’ and Bobby Ross,'Grand Rapids. Mich, winner of the Fmday to St. Mary of Royal Oak, beat Oklahoma in the Orange Bow! the undefeated football and La-'perk up. The chances for an im- 
ex-Wayne player. scored 12 points crown five straight seasons unti) 2631. Only four lettermen returned Jat 2. 
on six long clowing shots dethroned. The Michigan sharp- to the Viking fold this year. head erosse teams. said he noted that 
“We are taking a third-rate team one of the University of Maryland bright victory 
since the were 
New none 
Yorkers medinte 
Jim Brady and Hal Carlin each shooter rolled the highest 24-game ed by center Tom Pranger and down there (Miam!) to play a first- Board of Regents members had meet the league-leading Canadiens 
got 10 for Orion. The game was cet ever recorded in All-Star play forward Jerry Trudeau, and they rate team but we are coming back been introduced as “the represen. in Montreal tonicht 
said. 
undefeated Tatum : S) eava 0 played for the purpose of raising by totaling 4.883 pins in defeating are not expected to fare too well fir rate. 
tabbed his funds for a football field score’ Miss Wene in the special match by during the current season. Big Jim 
board. 327 sticks. | Two other Suburban Catholic 
: es = — erence to their standing in the 
{final Associated Press poll. Okla- 
|homa was voted the national cham- 
|pionship in the poll. The seniors 
‘he referred to were beaten by Okla- 
homa in the 1954 Orange Bowl 
game 7-0. 
| Looking tonext year, Tatum said 
jthe 1956 squad has the ‘‘greatest™ 
potential despite the loss of 10 sen- 
they managed to kill one buck iors. He predicted they would have 
“no trouble at all” with the teams 
they are scheduled ta oppose 
Tatum acknowledged he has 
ord, by the way, still stands. No heen accused of promoting each   ————— a 
Michigan Shares Lead 
Archers Boast Record Harvest in 
Wisconsin’s 2] Years of Bow Hunting By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS two of its 71 counties for a special 
Wisconsin, where the modern big deer hunt open to bow and arrow 
game bow hunting was officially only. The action was taken after 
inaugurated 21 years ago, is cele- considerable doubt, and with some 
brating the sport's coming of age official trepidation. 
with a record big game harvest. But all went well) Not only did 
Back in 1934, the state opened several dozen archers turn out, but 
some 30,000 bowmen whose licenses, - Wolverines, Hot Shots 
Win City League Games ims. srinetrs sme’ kites more Wolverines Garner 6-2 than 1.000 deer. Two special post: Hockey Win Over Denver season hunts on wildlife manage-| 
|ment areas continue until Jan. 1.) ANN ARBOR \P® — Michigan, 
‘Wisconsin's previous season record wearing down Denver with sheer double — jwas 743, set last year. power, exploded for three goals 
During the 21 years. Wisconsin|in the final period last night and   
without any casualties among 
themselves, That part of? the rec- 
bow hunter ever has been killed coming year's team in the nine 
by an arrow in the 21 years, and seasons he has been at Maryland. 
“0 of the years passed without even but added, “I sincerely mean it.” 
a scratch reported. The unusual aspect of an opti- 
Now, in the anniversary \car.,mistie football coach stems from 
The Wolverines chalked up aj3rd period to leave Slaybaugh’s 
comeback win and the Hot Shots fav behind. 
breezed to victory in Class D city Three Hot Shots entered \figures in the scoring column, Tom league basketball games Wednes-| = : 
day night at Lincoln Junior High 
School, * * 
  Farmer getting 14 points, Bud Hay- 
ne : the growing sport, sharing some! I § is i iaiig cia paced the losers with M1) clei Caldcaialend Michi-| Hockey League ga 
Michigan had five players shar-| me, ward 1). and Bob Baker 10. Bob "as continued to set the pace in|won a 6-2 Western Intercollegiate, tative of football on the board.” 
“All of our regents at Oklahoma 
Terrapins “third rate’ only in ref- represent football,"" Monroney said. calling up one or 
  | 
AAU Begin The fiery New York coach said 
he was giving serious thought to 
more minot 
leaguers. He named Bill McCreary. 
Jim Bartlett, Camille Henry and 
likely to be given a chance in the 
majors. Considered mostly likely 
to depart from New York are Ron 
Murphy or Danny Lewicki. could 
earn him a crack at more 
notch middleweizhts soon 
He stood up well under Turner's to 
with creased 44 per cent since 1947. The familiar windmill slashing well 
lop We hope we don't have to.” 
es * «@ 
In a Joint statement. the players 
said: ‘The cost of living, aceora: 
government figures, has > 
in- 
both hands. But the youngster from|Owners claim there is only a small 
East Meadow LI. was unable to Percentage of players who now re- 
cope with Turner's superior ring Ceive less than $7,200. If this is 
/expenence 
er of old jso, then the cost of the increase 
However, it was not the Gil Turn. should be negligible.” 
° He carnied the fight to]. players opened their meet- 
NY Coach Steaming taBua but often found himself/ing at 2 
Third Straight tricked out of a p.m. and adjourned to 
chance to land his|Meet with the press at 4:30 p.m. 
hard right as LaBua spun away Then they went back into session. 
while countering with his right. 
Turner weighted 154'.; LaBua, 159 
Turner's eye was opened in the 
sixth round but he manazed to pro- UCLA Speeds 
too tect it after that, despite LaBua’'s 
concentrated jabs at it. Turner also) 
got a mouse over his left eye. | 0 Ou S 
Turner was on the deck in the) 
| \ (fifth round but Referee Joe Palmer 
‘ruled it a slip. | Practice Concentrated Palmer scored the figh | i almer scored the fight a draw Spartans’ Tricky 
Multiple Offense | 4-4-2 and even on points. Judge! on 
vored Turner 6-2-2. | LOS ANGELES, Calif. we — 
}UCLA's Bruins speeded up their 
practice pace yesterday in an at- 
tempt to master the complicated 
multiple offense Michigan State 
will use against them in the Rose 
Bowl Jan. 2 |Albino 6-3-1, both in favor of Turn- 
  
Sealed Bids to 
Be Opened for 
Nashua’s Sale | The 90-minute drill appeared sat- 
iSlactory, however. as fhe? Bruins 
NEM YORK «® — The fortune of ran well against the multiple of- 
Nashua, one of the greatest horses fense run by its reserves 
in Amenecan turf history, could Besides star tailback Ronnie 
,Pete Conacher of Buffalo as most well be decided today when sealed. Kaex, who is out with a broken 
bids for the racing stock of the! ankle, the squad is in good phys- 
famous Belair Stud are opened. | ical condition. 
“We will make a definite an-; Coach Red Sanders shifted Don 
nouncement around 4 p.m. if at)/Shinnick from right guard to block- 
  
Investigation | NEW YORK (P—The amateut 
athletic umon committee to in- 
vestigate amateurism in sports. in- 
cluding the case of Wes Santee. is 
already at work, Dan Ferris said 
today. 
Ferris, who is secretary-treasur- 
ier of the: A.A.U., declined to reveal 
ithe names of the committee mem- Keep Under 
Cover, Men! 
It's Risky 
California Hunters 
Told to Keep Heads 
Down for Safety   bers. The setting up of the com- 
cent A.A.U. convention in Louis-| 
ville, and one of its duties will be, 
‘account demands of athletes com-; 
\peting in track meets. 
Santee, the famous Kansas 
miler, was suspended Oct. 30 by 
the Missouri Valley A.A.U. on 
charges he accepted targe ex- 
pense accounts for track meets 
in California. He was reinstated 
Nov. 20 by the Missouri Valley all possible."" said John W. Lude-|ing back or quarterback. He will 
wig. one of the executors of the es-; play linebacker on defense and ‘re 
tate of William Woodward Jr.| place Johnny Smith. who was to be 
“Then again it might be necessarv a linebacker, but suffered a shoul- 
to consider the hids at some length, der separation. Smith watched the 
hefore we reach a decision” scrimmage. 
Ludewig said the executors have Sam Brown, 
the right to refuse any bid and. Shinnick worked heavily on 
punting drills. The team then di- 
vided the rest of the time on of- 
'fense and defense drills Gerry McDougall 
  SACRAMENTO, Calif. 
Sportsmen hunting in Modoc 
ito inquire into excessive expense County during special doe hunting) 
season were advised today to keep 
\their heads down 
Modoc Sheriff's Deputy Gerald 
Wilson described one 
only slightly Jess dangerous than 
\some wartime beachheads. 
“The wildest and heaviest shoot- 
He reported two men.who went sector as , There are 5 Sports Pages 
in today’s Pontiaé Press No practice was scheduled today, 
but there will be one workout Fri- 
day and a double session Satur- 
day. 
Purdue Trips Loyola, 69-68 
Lone Big 10 Cage Game.   
In 
ling I've ever seen.” said Wilson.| CHICAGO (#®—Purdue wrapped the last 10 minutes, to keep up 
up its 3rd basketball victory in, his team’s rally. 
broke loose f6r 24 points in the In an American League contest, "tp 
the Wolverines spotted the Lakers), ction toni ht with two American 
a 20-15 halftime advantage, then loop games = im: Pontiac 
erupted with 18 potyts in the 3rd | High's gymnasiuni. Lakeside Roy- 
quarter while the opposition was’ ais clash with Stone Front in the 
garnering only four to win geing 7 o'clock opener and Shaw's Jewel- 
away, 50-39. ers battle Stadium Inn at 8:30 p.m. 
Charles Moss led the winners’ |Bi\scugh's “..s.c0l00s0lo2 10 4 hae attack with 18 points, followed by | aio. |. voec8 19 6 15-39 
Steve Hooper who posted 14. Tom | Wolverines 87181 
Shaw's 12 points headed a losing 
Laker eftort. ‘Washington Wins Pair The Hot Shots recorded their 2nd) Washington Junior High School's 
triumph in as many nights, crush-7th and 8th grad, basketball 
ing Slaybaugh's 71-30, in a Na-jteams, coached by Ralph Allen, 
tional division \tilt. The victors ran |chalked up: victories Wedesday 
up a 34-12 lead at ihtermission and jaftermoon at Waterford over 7th 
and 8th graders from Isqa¢ Crary. 
N\ per bracket squads return to 
    gan. All 71 counties now are open ing in the scoring. Defenseman| beard of governors. {into the area to rescue a wounded four starts this season by downing 
‘for deer hunting during a 55-day'|Bob Pitts was the only Michigan 
‘season. There are the post-season! player to get two goals. Capt. Bill 
|hunts in special areas and the bow|MacFarland had one goal and 
|is a legal weapon for other game three assists, : 
right along with shotguns and ri- 
fles. Metropolitan Milwaukee even   
EASTERN DIVISION * yor % c 
has a special bow season—a five-) pniadetphia ce eeeeees 135 «722 
month-long pheasant hunt, Rew York tence a 
| In total numbers of hunters ,and|8yracuse ey 9 9 500 re = ESTERN DIVISION also for total kill, Michigan has Rochester —= ¢ 9 Sen 
‘claimed the national lead in recent 3 Lewis Susan 
iyears, Together, Wisconsin ANd | Minneapolje av cue 
Michigan license more than 63,000 atinneapetis vy, Fert Wayne at Bosion| | : New a ston jbow hunters, That's a quarter of New York at Bose ‘ t Pittsbu the nation’s total, but more than oe TUESDAY'S RESULTS se Boston 106 half the states now offer special Tenegeent Me Seems ja 
jbow hunting privileges, so the per- gg TRURADATS SCHEDULE 
centage may not last long.!  « -, adelpria   Fort Wayne at Ph i] 
| The New York Herald Tribune, | 
in a copyright story, reported that} 
the A.A.U. was “concerned about! 
ithe possible improper influence of! 
‘a two-page telegram sent to the 
iMissouri Valley A.A.U. board of 
;governors by U.S. Senator Frank’ lan , c 
‘Carlson of Kansas. ~ 
  Celtics Moving Up 
By International News Service 
Boston Celtics moved to within’ 
4 game of 2nd place in the East- 
ern Division of the National Bas-| 
\ketball Association last night with, 
ja 102-to-100 victory over New York. i, | | hunter had to craw! on their stom- 
achs to avoid being hit themselves 
  
BASKETBALL RESULTS 
COLLEGE SCORES 
Central Mich 92. Mich. Normal 74 
Hillsdale 79. Adrian 64 
Wane iMich! 61. Valpa.aiso 58 
Toled» 69, Western Michigan 62 
Penn State 102. Rutgers 78 
Yale 58, Amherst 57 
Fordham 89, Rhode Island 71 
Temple 72, Gettysburg 53 
St. Josephs ‘Pa: 83 Villanova “70 
Holy Cross 85, St Michael +Vt.i 65- 
Dartmouth 63, Boston College 48 
North Carolina 99, Alabama 77 
N C. State 90. So Carolina 66 
Mississippi 108, Howard iAla) 74 
Ky. Wesleyan 72. Texas Christian 62 
Arizona 71, Hamline 63 
Houston 78, ‘Texas A&M 44 : 
/Washington St. Louis) 68, Canisius 6) 
Dayton 83, Idaho 56 A 
rdue ot h 
Akron 87, Heidelberg 69 ‘\times in the last six minutes Loyola of Chicago 69-68 last night 
jon Don Thornburg's jump shot in 
ithe last 10 seconds. 
The lead was exchanged five 
after 
jLoyola had rallied from a 42-35 
halftime deficit. 
* * «& 
Loyolla went’ ahead ‘68-67 in the 
final minute on Joe. Shirk’s jump 
shot. Then Thornburg rammed in 
ithe decisive basket after which an- 
other jump attempt by Shirk 
failed. : Joe Sexson, Purdue forward, 
took scoring honors with 24 points 
while Thornburg added 14. Shirk 
|topped losers with 21. Defeat was 
|Loyola’s 3rd in five games. 
Big Ten teams are idle until 
itomorrow night when Notre Dame 
invades Minnesota. 
Gophers have downed DePaul 
and Jost 82-81 to Southern Method- 
ist in their only two starts. 
Notre Dame has a 2-3 record, 
two defeats being administered by 
Big Teh opponents. Wisconsin 
tripped the Irjsh 70-66 and Iiinols 
thém 163-93, Notre trounced 
‘Maurice Lorenz scored four |Dame's. only. victory over a Big) 
| baskets and two free throws for ‘Ten foe was 71-61 against North- |. the Boilerntakers, ‘all in about |western. ec ee 
       THE PONTIAC PRESS, a eS 
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There could be no finer gift for someone 
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       Ed Kraft Elected 
ba Prexy for ‘56 
itive in dog show circles in 
| Pontiac Kennel Club, as its 
| president. 
\dron included: 
| Frank Grant; vice 
‘ill and 
ston. 
The Pontiac 
‘annual show in the fall. E. A. Kraft, for many years ac- 
| Oakland county area today heads 
Other officers named at the re- 
recent annual meeting in Hotel Wal- 
president, 
secretary, Mrs. Win- 
jifred Kraft; treasurer, E. W. Aver- 
directors Allan Reekie, 
Magnus Neraasen and Burt John- 
Press each year. 
ec many years, has provided the 
“best in show’ award for the PKC     Prepsters in Hot Scoring Rac med hs average wp 6 16 
game. 
Top battle for position in pe 
ieogue is at the center spot 
boasts the circuit's three tdp Beor- 
ers, 
Unbeaten Waterford has » 6-4 
Chuck Gillis averaging 14.3 a game 
and Walled Lake has 6-2 ry 
Hughes hitting the hoop at-49.6. 
Farmington has come up with 6-2 
junior Bud Jones whose 23 points 
against Southfield dropped the 
Jays 53-51 in overtime last week. 
Numerous other players from 
the area, who have played in‘only the| 
Team mate Fred Baker, with 
19.3 a game, is another reason why 
the Wolves are on top in the 
Wayne-Oakland League with a 2-0) 
mark. By BRUNO L. KEARNS 
What does it take to have a win- 
ning basketball team? One big fac- 
tor is to have some balanced scor- 
ing and the more successful areal 
‘cage teams of this young season, tw 
have found this to be true. 
Lapeer, with three straight wins’ 
tucked away, has a high powered) 
offensive attack with three players. 
averaging better than 13 points! 
each and another in lower double | 
figures. | 
High scoring Tom Wilson, a 6 
foot junior center, leads coach 
Burt Jackson’s attack with 23.6 | per game, followed by Roger 
Flanigan with 16.3, Tom Elliot 
with 14.3 and Owen Pope with 11 
a game, 
Milford and Brighton each have) 
o high scorers to harass the -op-| . j 
|position. The Wolves who ave Brighton, paced by 14-year-old) 
‘lost only a one-point, 52-51 de-| Brian Watson with 20 per game, 
cision to Waterford, have one of| |won three straight before losing a 
jarea’s top pointmakers in Jim Da-| 41-39 game Tuesday to Clarkston. 
vidson. | Herb Snyder, a 6 foot junior for- 
Davidson failed to connect from ward, has pushed through 15 per 
lat floor against Waterford getting | game. 
10 free throws, but the 6-3 senior ’ Head t 
forward is still hitting at a 24 point top scare as Sal opal 1956 
  
    
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| Shoo ees per game clip. rys,” Larry Kersten of Almont 
Kentucky Coach Finding It ie ieee ot 
‘Harder to Win These Days. scoring show when they faced 
COLLEGE PARK, Md. w—Coach | each other in the season opener 
which Imlay wen 67-63 in over- 
time. 
Kersten scored 31 and Dor- 
Adolph Rupp, Kentucky's basket- 
ball mentor who's having a tough 
time winning for a change, should 
| be satisfied with the style of Low!   
  one or two games. thys far, are 
expected to crack the select. sco- 
ing kings before the season’ gets 
too far along. Among them are 
Jim Simer of Madison's Oakland 
B powerhouse, Dave Sweeney of 
Oxford. Evans Webb of Royal Oak, 
Capac’s Jim Chernenko, Jerry 
Paul of Avondale and Lake Orion’ § 
Jim Drake. 
One of the sharpshooters in the 
Suburban Catholic League Orchard 
Lake St. Marys’ Ted Kopacki.who __ 
has had three phenominal shooting 
nights with a total of 79 points 
for 26.3 a game. 
The Eaglets Jone loss in three         | Rupp complains that the ‘“‘game 
‘ uaserns to have turned into'a shoot- 
| ers’ holiday. The other ball clubs 
| have just been throwing the ball 
up there 4 
set offensive plan and luckily they’ | 64 tocward. 
have dropped. | West Bloomfield’s Frank Rogers, 
“We try to be more definite. The 6-1 center and guard George Dea- ow led Imlay with 24. Neither 
team has lost since their meeting, 
and another scoring battle should 
take place January 3 when they 
meet on the Almont court. Dorow 
is a 6 foot guard and Kersten 
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most assists (1,780) and the mos! an 
total chances (6.081) and Pilts-' Douglas’ contract expires Dec. 
burgh made the most double plays 
(175), There were five triple plays|Thompson, is unlikely to have his; 
(one each by the Phils. 
Cubs, 
short of the record set in 1910 and Thompson, former Eagles quarter- 
equalled in ‘29. 
Olson Manager 
Gets Ultimatum Giants, 
Braves and Pirates), two) 
Has 20 Days to. File 
Brief for Proving His} 
Charges Sizes 1] to 4 $675 Big Ted's Cincianatl club was 
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Figure re ares Campos, one-time manager of Carl 
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‘the players head homeward for the|tstified yesterday that Campos) 
|holidays, then regroup for the Los Made no protest when Olson told| ithe Hawaiian Boxing Commission 
jin June 1951 he planned to go to 
Sam Snead ee Ww ue Sulphur the mainland to fight because Cam- 
‘Speings, W.Va., and Tommy Bolt |Pos had not arranged enough 
who tied Matches for him (Olson) to make 
for first in last week's Miami Open & living. 
  iwho beat Bolt with a par on the Kramer, Morrall Get 
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Guild of Pennsy!- Nel Cards Give New Baylor Pilot 
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dinals will retain head coach Ray head football coach, Sam Boyd, ing Managers’ 
‘Richards for 1956 
crease but one of his assistants, ‘of this years staff to ne 1956 staff tion similar to the recent probe of 
|Otis Douglas, has. resigned, | the New York guild, Alfred M. 
Walter Wolfner, Cards managing) They are James (Buddy) Parker, Kle : en aie commissioner 
who remains as varsity assistant, Said yesterda 
lah ga ras | and Bob Barfield and- Chartie! Klein said Commission Chairman. 
James Crowley had asked New, with the champion Philadelphia Driver. freshman team coaches f 
who will become v arsity assistants York Commissioner Julius Helfand) 
* Eagles in 1948-19. we ae Ba - ws hea pert ogi Suna for a copy of testimony in the New | 
unidentified Eastern collece, Boyd said two additional assist- York investigation. As a result olf 
ant coaches, not now on the staff, ‘at probe the New York guild was} 31 ordered to disband. Tommy: ue be named soon. Another * assistant, 
  ‘contract renewed when it expires | Boyd recently became head) For better Holiday oa 
April 30. Richards said only that Footie cos ae mite Gere oa : coach for the past several sears, 
back in their title seasons, will re- “45 named athletic director. | 
main with the Cards as long as he _ 
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"Bowling = sham Calls It Quits Of ?nd Time ATTENTION MOTORISTS: Here’s a money-saving ‘idea from Wohifeil Dee! WEST SIDE MERCHANTS 
  
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te Np by Motor Tune. bs achat tes = raed aoe CLEVELAND (INS)—One of the|there is no reason for rival NFL| Sammy Baugh and Sid Luckman |George Ratterman couldn't go it|have two quarterbacks of proven 
ee coe an sear sees i Sey HO. 2087 w , great eras in T-quarter-backing \romches to feel that the Browns’! en the sidelines, alone, Brown asked Graham to] professional abili 
yourself @ lone-up Breage ae Pontiac Inn 31 13 Frenchy's 23 30 |history will come to an end Dec. football dynasty is about 0) Grarem c t of retirement|P!@Y one more season. Rrown) Cleveland also bas two other Seonomy ‘and driving sa J ; Twin Oaks 31 13 Team No. 1 96 hen Otto G his (Crumble. j | Graham came out o , said: quarte: ntly em 
Disteipmtere of 2 at of Wallecy x TV 7:17 Unger's 20 4 when Otto Graham hangs up his| _ lin September when the courts .told ese rad ployed 
. aes 2 18 peels coer | ier 28/cleats for the final time after the| Coach Paul Brown has forti- ‘the Browns they could not have) “I! knew he would come back by Uncle m—J Root, ex- 
WOHLFEIL DEE Pedtedd Kandla Eibbnst National League title game. fied the club well for the day |Bobby Freeman, ex-Auburn star.|if we needed him this year, and|Miami, O., University star who 
Call FE 2-4907 peed cheasd fer Your Despite the fact the 10-year star; when Otte finally decided he'd |because“of an agreement he signed|he has done a wonderful job for|played with the Chicago Cardinals, srILLWooD “LANES BOY'S 
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20 23 Poole Lor. and .Freéman, who will be tlie 
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Canadian lease on him expires, jus. He has given us everything 
this year.   with a Canadian team. 
lee it became apparent that 2274 S. ibm Rd, Ye & for the Cleveland Browns is call. | 
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¢ . t | | roe 6 tran am, Bal Ps Pus Pittsburg h Bonus C hoice it again. I know he ‘wants to re-| only person planning retiremest onvertridie Ops Shell Of 38-8 Devarys 18 28) Hammers 31 Otlers, tire: 7 | at the close of the season in : e e — mole — 171, M. Anderson 458: eve: - iting 'G t Off F T nt Next year, the Browns will Graham. The rest of the players 
Specialists — ee Re CUS MEL FLOM LOTOTILO | stan ine season with Ratterman | will be back tr another seuss, rLKS “LADIES oodchuch | it Paul will have them. rs Hoff 200, G. Bradley 566; H and Vite (Babe) Parilli, the . 
p : Bears 13 8 Lions Io ka 133-2199. me “ ‘ FORT COLLINS, Colo. un—Gene He invited Glick and his wife to former Kentucky passer who P In 1955, the Browns are without : andes a2 8p Weires ee ‘Toronto on an expenses-paid trip. t with Green ! Comele 2 8 Dees H 13} BELLES & BEAUX iGlick, Colorado A&M back and 1956 Glick told reporters here the Te: Leesre oe need, Be oo peers defensively in the NFL and 
man vere 12-9 Cubs #13! titace orate PY, bonus choice of the professional y Severe ore have a potent- offense, which fea- . 2 9 Foxes 14] Larke ronto offer was made on a verbal) pim to the Browns in a deal that . Larkspars 36 Morningiories 4 Pittsburgh Steelers football team, tures the passing of Graham and K Burton 193408. Pandas a Carnations 32 Daisies ay ibasis and he informed Pittsburgh) sent Bobby Garrett of Stanford he of Ed (Big Mo) Mod- Does 2117 Dels 32 4 O'clock i said last night ‘I have no inten- the running ig Mo _——— Oreck 5 18 jofficials about it. to the Wisconsin club. UAW-CIO eo pa 4 nope ig tion of signing a contract with any! }, Pittsburgh, a Steelers spokes- zelewski and Fred (Curley) Morri- ts. Pts itelies J Lippard 169, R. Derick 465; team right away.” sain: Parilli has spent the last couple |son. K in 6 8) 2 iman said: Kineyioneree 35 Bpartene | Beaux; F Rigott a 522. The 25-year-old star of the Sky- Ss oo 6 of seasons in service, but will be| Brown, like Al Lopez—his base- 
| Soa @ocks $a mousse, zl IT BiNGs # QUEENS ‘line Conference champion Aggies ‘The situation boils down to. this out in time for the 1956 campaign. |ball counterpart in Cleveland—is 
Pinpointers | 26 Jee 1 Twisters 3119 RBs 27 29 and his wife were leaving by plane!_the Toronto team wants to talk| With Ratterman and Parillijespecially partial to good pitching P 4! lt ss ; " ot 
INSTALLED! ALL [iseay 228 8 Roneris S00, 8s ac Acpueey ssi os pracpmiore 26 Fed ie Piheesed pagers rong = to him, he gets a nice trip, and) sharing the load, the Browns willand the long ball. 
AME DAY SERVICE MA 918, Upsetters 2620, ss bakesidera = 30 25 Treys 5 31 P he'll listen to their proposition. 
s DA KES = See 3031 Kavos Ae | eee Arponaite. “But Fran Fogarty (Steelers ° ° os the way down the alley and, reach- | King Size ¢ 28 28 Bos 1 35| The offer came from Harry Son- general manager) will talk to him Bowling Clinic ing the—end—of—itsroll,_loses dts © erromen: D. Savage 215-470; Men. D--shine, general manager of the j ng = ea over ecia A h mith & Deck 213, L. Barron 622,, in Denver en route to the draft stuff’ and fades a trifle as it 
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Cubs Ask 8 Minor League 
Players to Spring Camp © CHICAGO w#—Eight young oe 
leaguers, ranging in age from a 
to 26, have been invited to train 
with the Chicago Cubs at their er K. C. Wise and outfielder Eddie | 
Mesa, Ariz., spring baseball camp] Haas. i 
| From Tulsa are outfielders Dave! which opens Feb. 20. 
Five of the rookies are on as-| 
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Selected from Los Angeles: | 
  Fy-Chief Athlete 
Joins PHS Staff The call of the “home front” 
has brought husky Ralph Grubb. 
back to the basketball activities at 
PHS, Ralph, former Chief, is now 
an assistant to head basketball 
coach Art Van Ryzin. Grubb, for-| 
mer PHS cager, joins Fred Zittel 
on the varsity staff. 
Grubb is a graduate of Michigan 
State Normal College at Ypsilanti. | 
He is a member of the elementary | 
school teaching corps. 
Nebraska was defeated last sea- 
son 6-0 by Hawaii whereas in the 
— year Nebraska beat Hawaii   | Wise batted Righthanded pitchers Bob Ander- | 
son and Dick Drott, outfielder-first | 
baseman Prentice Browne, infield. | 
‘Cunningham and Frank Ernaga! 
and infielder Don Lauters. 
Anderson had an 11-5 record last | 
‘season with Des Moines and Drott, 
10-8 for Burlington, Iowa. Browne | 
hit .304 and led the Texas League | 
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276 for Beaumont 
and Haas .323 with Des Moines. | 
| Cunningham included 30 homers: 
;and 93 RBIs in a .287 average for 
Des Moines, Ernaga hit .260 and 
23 homers for Burlington. Lauters, | 
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Waterford in Pact With Mt. Clemens; 
To Share Sewage System! ye Goodfellows Sell 
Friday at Romeo       
irms to Build 
Galloway Lake Methodist 
Plans Christmas Pageant 
GALLOWAY LAKE — Mrs. |Wayne See and the little boy is 
Joseph L. Bennett, speaking on Billie Smith.   
—“the township “sewage disposal’ Other commercial permits listed $27,000 Plant to Go Up WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The 
Township Board here agreed at| stamping factory valued at $27 
its regular meeting this week to) will be constructed at the eae 
enter into a contract with the 
city of Mt. Clemens, allowing the 
township to dump sludge from the WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — os : 
joes Industrial Development site, | 
| according to the Township's No-, 
a | veniber building permit report.   
plants into the Mt. Clemens Sys- included a sheet metal factory,| 
tem. 
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Action was tabled by the board’ $300. Total commercial permits value $11.000, on Williams Lake 
|Road; beauty shop on Lakeview, 
on the Waterford Township Fire issued amounted to $38,300. 
Fighter Assns.’ request for the 
appointment of Ed Smith as fire. 
chief, Smith is current acting fire 
chief. 
Members voted to accept the | 
dedication and operation of the 
water system of Lake Oakland 7’ 
Heights Subdivision on Walton | ¢1)°3'9, 
boulevard. 
It was announced that Town! $3, 700. 
Hall here will be closed Dec. 26) Permits for the month tallied in’ Commercial remodeling 
amounted to $41.000, with $30,000 
of this on the Pontiac Golf and 
| Country Club. 
Home permits last month totaled 
39, at $406,120. Additions and re) 
ling to homes amounted to, 
21 garages to $23,179; and| 
two garages aH a breeze 
and Jan. 2, in observance of the all, 82, at a total of $524,619. 
holidays. Board meetings due In comparison, November 1954, | |   
| 
| distribution of ROMEO—The annual Goodfel- 
low paper sale will take place in, 
Romeo on Friday and until noon 
on Saturday. 
’ The project is traditionally spon- 
sored by the local Rotary Club to 
provide Christmas dinners and 
toys for needy families. 
The Goodfellow fund Is also 
used throughout the year in 
-cases of emergency or if particu- 
lar wants are discovered in a 
destitute family. 
The Goodfellows will be made 
up of Lions Club members under 
the chairmanship of Dr. Sherman 
|Harding, Rotarians headed by 
Parey G. Horler and local and 
|State police. Rotarians Donald B. 
Chubb and Dr. Earl Hansen are 
co-chairmen of the packing and 
the Christmas   boxes. 
Public Installation   |“Bells at Home and Abroad,” will | 
-+be the Mrs. Walter Smith and Maxine 
DeVary are co-chairmen of the 
be presented in a Christmas Ves- attair. At the close of the pageant, per Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m.|the Women's Society of Christian 
lin the Galloway Methodist Church. |Servi ice -will serve refreshments. 
The service is sponsored by the: Public is invited. 
Chance) Guild, 
Mrs. Bennett will idlapiay a col- 
lection of bells from all over the Quarterly Meeting world and will demonstrate their . 
Held in South Lyon various topal qualities. 
Mrs. Rose Jorgenson, soloist, 
will sing Jesu Bambino by Yon. | SOUTH LYON — The Oddfellow 
The Junior Choir, under the | oq Rebekah blood bank of South- east Michigan held its quarterly 
meeting Monday evening at the direction of Mrs. Kenneth 
Stephens, will make their first 
IOOF Hall with John Bauman of 
Garden City presiding. appearance singing, “I Love 
You” and the traditional “Silent 
Election of officers was held 
and William Spreeman of Brit- Night.” 
Children's Village, the Methodist 
| ton was named president, Earl 
Fisher of Hamburg, vice pres!- Children's Home in Redford will 
dent and Marlin Prindle of At 
Arbor secretary-treasurer. 
Floyd Lippert of Wayne was re- 
lelected as chairman of the blood 
  church. Following the pageant, 
“Holy Night’ which is being pre- 
sented at the church Wednesday 
evening at 7. the White Gift offer-   be posthoned saw a total of 85° permits issued ing will be taken, 
at the ie -figure 565.535. 
Holly Treasurer 
Put on Salary Basis 
HOLLY — The council has voted 
to put the village treasurer back 
on a regular salary basis, fixed these dates will 
sce Adult, Junior and Primary bank and for University Hospital 
Choirs with Mrs. John Nunly at|and John Bauman, retiring presi- 
the organ, will provide the musical dent was named as chairman of 
* | setting for the service. \Mt, Carmel Howpitel and Cex woed 
- Hospital, Dearborn. Retiring chair- 
eva ttn oe Desc en [men are Bruce Edward of Qak- Joseph. Seen ss the Magi will jwood Hospital and Sidney Feldhak 
be Marshall Bi ‘Toms Widier (of Mt. Carmel Hospital. Following 
and Larry Bailey. The Arch- the meeting the Rebekah Lodge 
Angel is acted by Elna Fielding. [sexed refreshments, 
while Jim Steehow, Larry See   
for Officers Planned METAMORA — Public installa- 
tion of newly elected Masonic of- | 
ficers will be held at the Masonic       Optimists to Sell 
Christmas Trees 
at Clarenceville 
CLARENCEVILLE — Local Opti- 
mists will again sponsor a Christ- 
mas ‘Tree sale and this year will QUEEN OF CLARKSTON BETHEL — Shirley Ann Lamberton 
Halk here Saturday at 8 p. m.| will be installed Saturday night at 8 p. m. as honored queen of the 
Those to be installed are: 
Worshipful master, James Mas- 
son; senior warden, Cassius Clark; 
junior warden, Harrison Morse; Clarkston Bethe! No. 25, International Order of Job's Daughters, 
at the Masonic Temple in Clarkston.     Shirley is the daughter of   
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Henry and James Dolsen. Trus-, ; 
tees will be Donald Travis, Ron- 
ald Walker and Roy Best. 
for Dairymen Oxford Couple 
Oakland Dairy Group ito Observe 55 Sponsors; Award to Be 
Given Outstanding Years Monday OXFORD—Judge and Mrs. Fred 
|F. Stevens will observe their 55th 
wedding anniversary. Monday. 
The couple have resided in the 
Oxford area all their lives and 
in the village itself the past 55 Proceeds from former sales has} - 
helped finance the boys’ work pro- 
gram of the club; has made pos- 
sible the sending each year of a 
| boy and girl to Wolverine State. 
Funds also helped in the purchase 
of equipment for the baseball 
teams, trips to athletic contests at 
Briggs Stadium and colleges; and 
contributions to the club sponsored 
Boy Scout troop. 
Troy Schools Plan 
Christmas Event 
TROY—Troy schools have filled 
the next two weeks with Christ- 
mas plans. 
Trey Union's Christmas pro- 
gram Is tonight. Big Beaver will | 
have Its Christmas program | 
—___——_Menday._The fourth grade will | 
participate in “The Christmas | 
Secret.” The Poppleton School | 
will have a program for the |   sell tickets for the trees, They will for the present at $1,000 per year. treasurer. Es Travis; secre-| Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. etal 3490 Airport Rd., Waterford. | ang Gene Lowery are shepherds. Lnives. with cock bendies, ice ox: 
ee eo 8 during| . , pal paren fatima senior! The installation is open to the public. In the prologue, the rabbi is port. the hours of 9 am. to 9 Pm. A couple of years ago the office —- ere — = ———— 
Persons purchasing tickets who (was combined with that of village | marehal Kenneth Fowers ak. POEL ELEC CELLET NEL EEN E ene EEE 
cannot find a suitable tree may | superintendent at a salary of one CHARLES STONE lain, W. V. Tompkins; organist, | a 
held some A SS, — jdollar per year in addition to that| . Herman Fick; tyler, Glenn & 
23. ‘paid for his other dutires. Ba 8 Walker; stewards, Edward & 
tiene nquet onight Brecht, Gene Freeman, Guy 
PIXLEY’S' HOME FURNISHINGS 
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The annual Oakland County 
Dairy Banquet is slated for to 
night at 7:30, and is to be held 
ir the Pontiac Federal Savings 
and Loan Building, West Huron 
Street. . years. 
Speakers for the evening will, Judge Stevens has been a jus-|§ 
include Charles Stone, talking on tice of the peace for 33 years and| 
Michigan's ADA program. Stone is is still active in the position. With '§ 
from Michigan State University, Mrs. Stevens, a former Oxford & 
jand N. P. Ralston, head of the school teacher, he has operated 
Dairy Department of MSU, who a bathing beach at Stony Lake 
he speak on “Dairy Futures.’ for more ‘than 45 years, 
Remarks will be by Lyte Abel, oO 
Oakland County Agricultural 
Agent, with music by Dick DRAYTON PLAINS—Blue Star 
Duirns, accordionist. | Mothers Chapter 10, will meet at 
A Pontiac Press award will be ‘he school, tonight at 7:30 p.m. 
presented to the outstanding Oak- | Members have already sent gifts ten et rere om nl QINQEL 1S Dead der the direction of Mrs. Alice 
Perkins. 
all he i of the area | 
land County dairyman of the year. | ‘© al! the servicemen i& Chairman of the Oakland Dairy| 47d are having their own Christ: fin Waterford — |ssem sareacher sr, tater ar one George McDonald, or Tt 's Sam Smith, pipet alas “ to exchange. y 
| ‘Todd Ryan’ Was Keego Slates Christmas’ ‘Party tudy Guild Votes to Aid ¢ Harbor Native | WHITE LAKE—The White Lake Sway Gure ye the Christmas: | Home Extension group will meet party given by the Study Guild, 
with Mrs. Austin Palmer on oe the group decided to send a cash 
day for its annual Christmas party.’ contribution to. CARE and also to 
Members will bring gifts to be make cancer pads at each met- Whole Town's Talking 
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NEW HUDSON—The Maccabees 
here are holding their annual ; 
Christmas party at 8 pm. Friday. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 
in their hall. —George Patrick McDonald, 37, 
The group is inviting members of 5202 Lynsue Lane, died yester- 
and friends to attend and gifts will|day after an illness of two years. 
be exchanged. = Born in Keego Harbor on Sep- given to a convalescent home, ing. 
The Intermediate Giri Scout tember 10, 1918, he was the son 
Troop here will be entertained at a|°! George and Catherine Hall Mc- oi Gorge wd Caer tat we HUTCH to Present Play 
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DRAYTON PLAINS—A schedule Tecuwinse n Jr., will be presentec Pioneer Youth Choir, will pro- | 
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Mrs. Teeuwissen | United Presbyterian Church has a member of St. Benedict Catholic |terian Church. 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 E—7   
Lausche—Democratic Dark Horse é 
v 
| County Deaths (NEA)—A 
tall,. broad-shouldered figure, top- 
ped with a bush of curly dark hair, 
is familiar in every town and city 
in Ohio. It belongs to Frank J. 
are looking at him with new in- 
terest. For now as a Democratic 
than the lef-hand rut. If they have one it increases their bar- 
gaining power, at the very least. 
A number of them think Frank 
Lausche—that's pronounced Low 
fully since 1945 that independent 
Lausche is the man for them, 
GOP FORTRESS 
Ohio is a Republican  strong- 
hold, Yet in 1952, while Steven- 
son was losing the state by a half- 
million votes. Lausche won by 
425,052. 
What is this appeal to both 
Democrats and Republicans? 
Perhaps it's his energy. In a car 
“Let's go, let’s go. Why are we 
stopping here?’’ 
“It's a red light,” the driver 
patiently explains. 
MONEY NOT GOAL 
Perhaps it’s his honesty. Every- 
one knows he has little interest in 
money. He'd have difficulty scrap- 
ping up the down payment on a 
house if he went back into law, 
his friends say. 
Everyone knows he's an early 
riser, like Truman. But his walks 
are in the afternoon. In the | 
dawn he dictates letters into a 
machine. 
He has his friends worried 
    & 
GOV. FRANK LAUSCHE: ‘‘They’ll 
their biggest shock in 1950. In- 
dicating he might vote for Senator 
Taft's re-election, he left his own 
party's Joseph T. Ferguson high 
and dry. 
It is strange that Lausche’'s 
early support comes from the 
South since he’s a Catholic, though 
his wife is a Protestant. It was the 
South that sent Catholic Al Smith 
to complete defeat in 1928. 
RELIGION NOT OBSTACLE 
“In my early campaigns,’’ says 
“In my early campaigns,” s 
Lausche on this point, ‘‘the ma-| 
used religion: ag an issue. With 
each succeeding campaign there chine politicians who opposed mejjudge 
searching the evidence, then steps 
up and taps the ball in faultlessly. # 
  have me looking at the stars.” 
was less emphasis until it has 
practically disappeared." 
But it remains the big ques- 
tion mark on the governor's po- 
litical balance sheet. 
If golf is a_ political 
t 
He has a larruping drive and 
shoots in the mid-70's. His golf 
genius is in studying a green. The 
again, he hems and haws 
  
Pilots’ Strike Threat 
Held for Negotiation 
LOS ANGELES i — A strike 
threat by Western Air Lines pilots 
is peing held in abeyance and ne- 
gotiations with the company will 
resume today, the company said. 
A walkout would involve 267 
pilots, At issue is the amount of     about his flying. His pilot dashes 
him over the state in a single- 
engined National Guard plane. 
There's a toothbrush sticking from 
his breast pocket and his shoes are 
traditionally untied. Only icing, 
conditions will keep him down or 
get him.pn the commercial liners. 
VEEP POSSIBILITY 
He's riding this seuthern boomlet 
for President. Pairing him as Ste- 
venson's running mate would be 
illagical, but he might be in line 
if Averell Harriman were nomi- 
nated. New York and Ohio make 
geographical sense. 
With this plateful of goodies be- 
fore him, what does Lausche say? 
“T’'ve been astonished by the 
wideness of the circulation which 
has been given over the country 
to views similar to those ex- 
pressed by Senator Russell. But 
I have no ambition of any char- 
acter whatever for any national 
Feb. 8, Ohio's filing deadline. 
WILL HAVE DELEGATES 
There’s little doubt that he'll 
have delegates on the ballot to 
make him favorite son. To go to 
the convention as a_ sure-shot! 
candidate for governor, controlling 
the state delegation, would give 
him his stronge@ national poten- 
tial, dopesters think. 
As an indication as te how he 
gation controlled by machine bosses | 
whose sole purpose is spoils and 
I have to be a 
THE LONE WOLF 
They call him a lone wolf. They 
charge he isn't a “team player” 
and that he appoints as many Re- 
publicans as Democrats to jobs. 
Some comment by Democratic 
precinct workers won't bear re- 
peating. 
But based purely on his ‘would give advance notice if a 
| Ford's Aircraft Engine Division     an annuity demanded by the AFL~ 
CIO Airline Pilots Assn. The pilots! vert, 34, Flint Man Released 
After Auto Mishap 
A Flint man was admitted to St. 
Joseph Mercy Hospital last night 
after his car turned over in an 
accident at Square Lake Rd, and 
Telegraph Rds. 
Hospital authorities said that Er- 
nest D. Ney, 25, refused treat- 
ment for a concussion and was 
released. ® 
Bloomfield Township Police sia Leave Tools Behind that Ney’s car struck the rear end! , 
of a truck driven by Albert Bois-| 
of Winnipeg, Canada.'a burglar alarm when they tried. 
| vided, that no bonds less than the entire asset, 
Lausche has a bagful. His ath- 
letic background shows itself in 
his game. Just 60 in November, 
he has almost never been sick. His 
examination showed him 
sound of wind, limb and heart. ? CITY OP SYLVAN LAKE, MICHIGAN 
ORDINANCE NO. 50 
(Adopted December 8, 
An Ordinance to provide 
and of revenue , 1955) 
for the tssu- 
Ss to 
Water   the of a 
Supply hag m for the, City of Sylvan 
Lake, Michigan; to provide for the 
i nd ity of said bonds;   
Grace Orcutt 
UTICA—Service for Grace Or- 
cutt, 75, 45194 Cass Avenue, will 
Schwarzkoff - Milliken Funeral 
Home here, with burial in Utica 
Cemetery. Miss Orcutt died sud- 
denly of a heart attack Wednes- 
day morning. 
She is survived by one sister, 
Kate Orcutt of Utica, and a 
brother Fred, also of Utica. 
Miss Orcutt was the head of the 
comptometer department of Hud- 
son Motor Car Co., Detroit, for 
43 years. 
Mrs. Jessie Heatley - 
Mrs. Jessie Heatley, 73, of Wixom, 
who died last night at St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital, Pontiac, after a 
Richardson-Bird Funeral Home, 
Milford. 
| Mrs. Heatley is survived by 
three sons, William T. Edwards of 
Dexter, John Heatley of Detroit 
and Frank Heatley of Milford: a 
daughter, Mrs. Homer D. Hoskins 
of Pontiac, six grandchildren and 
two great-grandchildren. Her hus- 
band William died 25 years ago. 
Mrs. Adam Perry 
LAKE ORION—Service for Mrs. 
Adam (Mary Lillian) Perry, 85, 
of 310 East Flint St., Lake Orion, 
for 57 years, Mrs. Perry died to- 
day. She is survived by her hus- 
band Adam; a son, George of Lake 
Orion; five grandchildren and 
seven great-grandchildren. 
Mrs. George Willard 
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—Serv- 
ice for Mrs. George (Gertrude 
Mae) Willard, 71, of 270 Steadfield, 
will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday 
from Richardson-Bird Funeral 
Home, Walled Lake, with burial 
suddenly Wednesday at Pontiac 
General Hospital. 
She is survived by her husband 
George; two daughters, Mrs. Ma- 
Robert Murphy of Pontiac; a 
sister, Mrs, Myrtle Hudson of De- be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the ‘* 
WIXOM—Service is pending for | the 
long illness. Her body is at 
is pending. A resident of the area) 
in Grand Lawn Cemetery. She died |‘ 
son Welch of Walled Lake and Mrs. |! a y { : 
and to provide for other matters relative 
to said system and said bonds. 
he the Council of the City of Sylvan Lake did on 12, 1984," de- 
termine to acquire a water supply sys- 
tem for baid city at an estimated cost 
of $225,000; and pursuant to authoriza- 
  tien by the electors, did issue Water 
ip t Special A Bonds. 
dated June 1, 19: m the sum of 
the sum of 
mainder of 
Whereas, the amount of the original 
estimate of $225,000 is not sufficient to 
complete the acquisition of said water 
supply system because of increased costs 
and the requirement of the State Health 
Department that the system must in- 
clude a water storage tank: and 
Whereas, it is necessary to raise the 
additional sum of $50,000 to complete 
the said water supply system; “ 
Therefore, the City of Syivan Lake 
(Oakland County, Michigan) Ordains: 
Section 1. Whe never used -in this 
ordinance or in the bonds to be issued 
hereunder, except when otherwise in- 
dicated by the context: 
(a) The term “city” shall be con- 
esha te mean the said City of Syivan 
(o) The term “council” shall be con- ;;additional apartment, 
ei this ordinance, rates for special supply    1. inch meter ..... elec Oe 
1% imeh meter. .............+. 12.00 
2 ine moter... ... ci pyeccesee 17.08 
3 inch meter RI 2100 4 inc WSO SO SD 52.00 
(>) "Por all water used during any 
quarterly period in excess of 8,000 gal- 
lons, the following charges shail be made 
for such exeess water: 
8,000 to 16,000 gallons at $0.24 per 
1,000 gallons or fraction thereof 
16,000 gallons and over at $0.16° per 
1,000 gallons or fraction. thereof, 
(c) Buildings having more than one 
tenant ied through one water 
service will rged @ minimum rate 
of one-half the minimum rate per each 
office or other 
tenant in excess of one. 
id) Except as otherwise provided in 
for any purpose 
ty Manager. 
outside the ¢ity shail be fixed by the 
Council, but shall be not less than those 
charged to premises within the city. 
The city shall pay for all water used 
by it at the foregoing rates, except that 
for fire hydrant service, the charge shall 
be sixty dollars ($60.00) per year Yor 
each hydrant in the city. Charges 
against the city shall Be payable in 
uarterly installments from the current 
unds of the city or from the proceeds 
of taxes, which the bab within constitu- 
tional limitations, is hereby authorized 
and jul to levy in an amount suf- 
ficient for that purpose. 
The cost of water service connections 
from the cit 
premises shall 
  strued to mean the Council of said City, legislative and governing y thereof. 
(c) The term “project” shall be con- 
|in Bection 3 of Act No. 94, 
Section 2. Council hereby re- 
affirms its former determination of the 
necessity of acquiring a water supply 
system for the city, said system to con- 
sist of 2 supply wells; 2 pump houses 
with pumps and appurtenances: 
storage tank; and water mains, fire 
hydrants and appurtenances: all sub- 
stantially in accordance with maps, plans 
and specifications prepared by Lewis 
. Wrenn, registered professional en- 
ineer and heretofore approved by this 
‘ouncil, which maps, plans and speci- 
|Clerk and are hereby re-approv an 
| Te-adopted. y — : 
| Section 3. The Council does hereby 
adopt the said engineer's estimate of 
of said project, in- cluding | year's capitalized interest = 
the in authorised therefor, 
both of which estimates are on file with 
the City Clerk. 
Section 4. There are hereby authorized 
to be issued and sold pursuant to the 
provisions of Act No. $4, Michigan Public 
Acts of 1933, as revenue bonds 
the ringipal sum of fifty nm te i 
thousand’ Sellars 50,000). for the pur- 
pose of ard bore cost of the le~ 
tion of said oject. Baid bonds shall 
be known as “Water Revenue mds ;"’ 
shall be dated as of Pebruary 1, 1956: 
shall be numbered consecutively in the 
direct order of their maturities from 
to $@, both inclusive: shall be coupon 
in the denomination of $1,000 
each; shall be registerable as to principal 
only, im the manner hereinafter set 
forth in the bond form; shall bear 
        troit; four grandchildren and one 
great grandchild. 
  
  Frustrated Burglars interest at a rate or rates to be here- 
after determined not exceedi 44% 
per annum, payable on July 1, 1956, and 
thereafter semi-annually on the first 
days of January and July in each year: 
; ; in each of e 
ru 1960, $2,000 in each 
$4,000 in the year 1976. e bo of 
said issue maturing in the years 1962 
thru 1976, shall be subject to redemp- 
    Thieves who were scared off by 
voted several weeks ago to author-|They said Ney told they he didn't to break into a drug store yester- 
15, A company spokesman said 
there would be no strike today 
jand expressed belief the union. 
strike hour is set. 
An official of another union said 
that office and reservations work- 
ers and luggage loaders are pre- 
paring to walk out tomorrow. 
Book Review Group 
to Hear of Schweitzer 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The 
Book Review Club will hear ‘The 
World of Albert Schweitzer” re-: 
viewed by Mrs. Arthur Selden 
when the organization meets at 
1 p. m. Monday at the home 
of Mrs. Arthur Arnold, 6756 Des- 
mond Dr., Williams Lake. 
Mrs. George Dean is co-hostess. 
Any township resident interested 
in good books is invited to attend. 
Ford Gets Contract 
fo Build Jet Engines WASHINGTON «— The Air’ 
‘Force has announced award of 
an additional contract to the Ford 
Motor Co. for J57 jet engines 
valued at $265,776,509. However, 
the specific number of engines 
was hot disclosed. 
The engines will be produced at 
    
in Chicago. _ 
The engine is of Pratt and Whit- 
ney design and produces about 
| 10,000 pounds of thrust—one of the 
-most powerful in operational use. 
The J57 is used in the B52 heavy 
bomber and in. several fighter 
planes, including the’ F100, F101,         
Ortonville Citizens 
to Hear Bonding Plan 
ORTONVILLE — The Citizens 
  
    
        floor into the 
fered leg injuries. 
Atlantic G left turn, 
  Urguayan President 
in Chicago Hospital CHICAGO # — President Luis 
Batlle-Berres of Uruguay was in 
a hospital today suffering from 
what was described as ‘extreme 
exhaustion." 
A spokesman said the visiting 
5Si-year-old president also “‘appar- 
‘ently has a bleeding ulcer.” He 
added, 
condition is excellent.” “The president's ‘general 
Batlle-Berres was taken to Wes- 
ley Memorial Hospital last night 
after he complained of not feeling! 
well at a dinner fn his honor at the 
Chicago Club. 
The spokesman said all the pres- 
ident’s appointments and visits for 
at least the next two days have 
been canceled. 
State Tries to Replenish 
Pine Martens. in Woods |   
LANSING (® — Michigan is try- 
ing to re-establish the pine marten 
in northern forests. 
The State Conservation Depart- 
the 
Martens were once common in 
when heavilywooded areas were 
logged. 
$25,000 Blaze Hits 
Home Being Builf A burning salamander caused an 
estimated $25,000 blaze at 2066 N. 
Hammond Dr. in West Bloomfield 
Township last night. 
The one-story brick ranch home 
Hallmark 
basement. He suf- 
West Bloomfield with three 
Fi q é 
  raveyard 
    \ize a walkout between Dec. 5 and know what happened. Boisvert day came well prepared to do the said he was stopped to make a job. & 
Pontiac Police said that the +e 
lowing equipment was found | 
jleft at the establishment at 416 | | ol 
Orchard Lake Ave.: 
Two crowbars 
burlap sack 
Police said the thieves first had 
broken into a vacant store next 
  Lake Sailor Killed 
DETROIT w — Richard Broad- 
a Great Lakes sailor, was fatally 
injured yesterday when he fell 25 
freighter Tampico. The Tampi@d 
was being prepared for winter stor- 
age in suburban Ecorse. 
65 Pct. Take Vacations   
cent of all American families in 
the middle 
brackets took vacation trips during 
954, a recent survey indicates. 
One trip was taken by 30.7 per 
cent of the families in this group,     ment said it had released eight of concrete ties instead of wood 
the small tree-living furbearers in OS!0 learns. 
the Porcupine Mountain State Park 
and is attempting to get more of 
the animals from Canada, 
source of the first release.   
  
        
  183 r 
ives $ 
mo 18 A 
» 
« 
< 
* 
‘ 188 . 
“ L S ° ¥. $ 
NANCE NO. 1205 
jopted December 13, 1955 
Effective Decembe 1985 
known 
Zone Ordinance.” 
tiac Ordains: Zone 
the “Build 
e City of 
Becti 1 
The 
rt of Lots 150 to 152 both incl. 
Plat 13 zs. NE. of East 
with a oy tee alley deeded 
change in the building zone Shove ren to Commereint One 
Heb i 3 i 3 
Fil . f ! : oe 
  
  , @ screwdriver, a 
key-hole saw, clothes line and a 
drug store through an inside door. | ¢**' 
well, 46, of South Chicago, III.,|>¢ 
feet into an empty hold in the coal! 
WASHINGTON — Some 65 per|'* 
and high-income | fic tien prior to maturity, at the option of 
|the city, im inverse numerical order 
on any one or more interest payment 
dates on and after July 1, 1961: pro- 
jJuly 1, 1966 
edule, to-wit: lowing sc 
$35 tf call 
duly 1 
$20 
July 1, 1966 but prior to July 1. 1968 
$5 if called to be redee 
July 1, 1972 | expenses 
Notice of redemption shall be given|/maintenance thereof as may be neces- 
[to the holders of the bonds be re- sary to serve the system in good re- 
deemed by publication of such notice not|pair a working order. The Council 
than thirty (30) days prior to the) at ing of each fiscal year, 
cate fixed for redemption at least once shall adopt a pases covering the fore-| 
in a newspaper or publication circulated|/ going expenses for such year, and 
in the City of such expenses shall not ex Detroit, Michigan, which 
rt of f jar service, 
    istered 
regi: 
be 
rt Bones so called for redemption 
for redemp’ 
hand with 
deem the same. 
principal o 
eren’ the paying agent to re- 
f said bon 
nt shall payable in 
the United States of fications are now on file with the City | is 
become 
pn ceration of a reserve for the payment 
the of principal and interest as required in 
& premium in accordance with the fol-|from periodically hi 
o be redeemed on or after 
en prior cc tule 1, 1966 «(Out of the revenues in the Receiving 
rf called to be redeemed on or after Pund. there shall be first set aside im)equal standing with the bonds herein) 
each quarter ‘3 months) into a fund to| authorized. provided, that no such eddi-| 
“Operation and Main-/ tional bonds of equal standing shell be) to $15 if called redee' on or after 
July 1, 1968 but prior to July 1, 1970 
$10 if called to red 
t 
ds and the shall ome due at such 
times, not exceeding 30 days after the 
reading of the wat er shall be 
established by resolution of the Counell. 
and if such charges are not paid on or 
before such due date, then a penalty of 
10° shall be added thereto plus 1% 
tor each month of delinquency beyond) 
the first month. In the event that the! 
charges for any such services furnished| 
jin 60 days after the due date thereof, 
then all services furnished by the system 
to such premises shall be discontinued 
|Services so discontinued shall not be 
restored until all sums then due and 
owing, including penalties, shall be paid, 
eer a shut-off and turn-on charge 
o 
Section 13. Charges for services fur-   to any premises shall net be paid with-! fund from time to time may be transferred 
to one or more of the foregoing funds 
or may be used Yor any purpose relating. 
to the system: provided, however, that 
if at any time there shall exist any 
default in making any periodical trans- 
fer to any of the above mentioned 
funds, then such default shall be recti- 
fied so far as possible by the trans- 
fer of moneys from said Surplus Fund 
If any such default shall exist as to 
more than one fund at any one time, 
then such transfers shall be made in the 
order in which such funds are listed 
above. 
No disbursements shall be made from 
said Receiving Pund except to the 
special funds as above provided. 
Section 16. In the event that moneys 
in the Recelving Fund are insufficient 
to provide for the current requirements 
of the Cpererien and Maintenance Pund 
or the Bond and Interest Redemption 
Pund, any moneys and/or securities in 
other funds of the system shall be 
transferred, first, to the Operation and 
Maintenance Fund, and, second, to the 
Bond and Interest Redemption Pund, to 
the extent of any deficits therein. Any 
amount so transferred from the Re- 
placement FPund shall be replaced as 
s00n as possible. 
Section 17. All moneys in the several 
funds of the system except those in the 
Bond and Interest Redemption Fund, 
shall be deposited with the ome | 
National Bank of Pontiac, Michigan. i 
moneys from time to time itn the Bond 
and Interest Redemption Fund jinclud- 
ing reserve moneys) shall be kept on 
hand with the bank or trust company! at which the principal and interest on) 
the herein authorized bonds are cur-|     rently payable. The moneys in the 
Receiving Fund, in the Operation and, 
Maintenance Fund and in the Bond 
and Interest Redemption Fund. shall 
each be kept in ia arate depository 
account. Moneys in the Bond and In-, 
terest Redemption Pund, over and above 
those accumulated for the pay- 
ment of @ next maturing principal 
and interest, and moneys in any other 
fund except the Receiving Fund and the 
Operation and Maintenance Fund, may 
be invested in United States Government 
ga 5 = 
investment, the securities representing 
the same shall be kept om deposit with 
the bank or trust company having the 
deposit of the fund from which such 
purchase was made and the income 
therefrom shall become a part of such 
nd. 
Section 18, The City hereby covenants 
and agrees with the holder or holders, 
from time to time of the bonds herein 
proposed to be 
punctually perform @. 
erence to the system and said bonds re- 
quired by ‘the constitution and laws of 
the State of Michigan and the charter 
      \mished by the system to any premises 
;shall be @ lien thereon, and on May Ist/ 
of each year the person or agency) 
;charged with the management of said! 
; system, shall certif 
|which have been 
|months or more, 
rendered, 
cha: shall be collected and 
lien shal! be enforced in the same 
copy of the affected ( 
be one) at , then no such charge 
shall become a lien tt auch premises 
|from and after the date of such notice 
However, in event of the filing of such 
|Motice, no further service shall be 
‘ed by the system to such premises 
until a cash deposit equal to two times 
charge to     the average quarter}: 
premises shall have m made as se- 
curity for the payment of charges there- 
Section 14. The rates hereinbefore 
established are estimated to be sufficient 
to provide for the payment of the ex- 
penses of administration and operation 
of the system and such expenses for 
the maintenance thereof as may X85! to compete with it in 
be| Ptmance Commission and will also file 
oo year: and that it will furnish a copy of of the city and by this ordinance; 
that it will construct the project here- 
in provided for in 
ps, plans and specifications 
rred to, and will have 
day of July, 1956; 
. lease, mortgage or in any manner 
pose of the system or any substant 
part thereof, until all is yable 
from the revenues thereof 
been paid in full; and that it will not   
~ Syivan Lake, Oakland County, Michigan, 
bond 
jal) 8 
=i Tp have | 0° $35 If called to be red 
duly 1, 1961 but pri 
* it called to be red 
na 1, 1966 but pr 
$15 : called to leemed om or after 
lor to 
  be redeemed on er 
July 1, 1968 but prior to Julw 1, 1970 $10 if called to be redeemed on of after 
July 1. 1970 but prior to July 1, 1972 
$5 if called to be redeemed on of after 
duly 1, 1972 . 
Notice of redemption shall be giveny 
to the holkiers of bonds called to be re 
deemed, by publication of such noth 
not less than thirty (30) days prior ta 
the date fixed for redemption, at least 
once in @ newspaper or publication elr- 
culated in the City of Detroit, Mich- 
igan, which carries as a ne of 
ular service, notices of the 
nicipal bonds: provided, that where an 
bond shall be registered, then notice of the redemption thereof shall be given by 
registered mail addressed to the regise= 
tered holder thereof at the address 
shown on t bond registration books 
of the City Clerk of said city, which 
notice shall be mailed not less than 
thirty (30) days prior to the date 
for redemption, Bonds so called for re-,. 
demption shal] not bear interest after 
the date fixed for redemption, provided 
funds are on hand with the paying 
agent to redeem the same. 
The City of Sylvan Lake hereby cove~ - 
nants and agrees, that at all times while. 
any of the bonds of this issue shall be’ 
outstanding, it will intain such rates. 
for services furnished by said water 
supply system as shall be sufficient to 
provide for the payment of the expenses 
of administration and operation of said 
system and such expenses for the main- 
tenance thereof as may be nectasary ta, 
preserve the same in good repair and 
working order; to provide for the pay- 
ment of the interest upon and the prin- 
cipal of all bonds payable therefrom, eas 
and when the same become due and pay-‘-, 
able, and for the creation of a reserve. 
in the bond and interest redemption. 
fund as required in said ordinance: and 
to provide for such other expeaditures 
and funds for said system 
quired by said ordinance.   
be 
by the council of said city so as to pro- i 
This bond may be registered as to 
principal only in the neme of the holder 
on the books of the City Clerk of sadd 
city. and such registration noted on the 
back hereof by said City Clerk. and 
thereafter no transfer shell be valid un. 
by registration to the bearer. Negotiability 
of the interest coupons shall not be af-. 
fected by registration. 
Tt is hereby certified, recited and de- 
clared that all acts, conditions and 
things required to exist, happen and be», 
pectermes. Precedent to and in the « 
issuance of the bonds of this series, 
existed, have happened and have been« 
performed in due time, form and man- 
ner as reouired by law. 
ESS WHEREOP. the City of 
neil, has caus 
ts name by 
md its its . 
a. to be affixed hereto. and 
ted with the facisimile sig-__ by its Cou 
igned 
  
  wit any rson, firm or P 
lee Ler the furnishing of 
premises within its corporate matures of its Mayor and City Clerk, 
== of the first day of February, AD... 
CITY a SYLVAN LAKE 
—oo——_———— 
Mayor —— 
ad 
Countersigned :   
similar type of 
prepare, keep 
ts and   | United   condition and operate the sai efficient manner and at 
cost, so long as any of bonds are City Clerk 
outstanding; that it will .maintain in- (COUPON) . 
—— hel the — for the — Number 4 
~ a said On the ist day of , AD” smovat eee ee would be ree 19 ——. the City of . Sylvan | Lake, ‘Be Suniness: “thet it wil Oakland County. Michi pay to gan, will 
the bearer hereof the sum of ————— 
—— Dollars, lawful money of the 
  uired by Act No, 94, Michi 
bos of 1933. as now or hereafter 
amended: that {ft will promptiy file with 
the original purchasers of said bonds a 
copy of each annual statement which it 
is required to file with the Municipal 
with such purchasers a copy of the 
Annual Audit of the system certified to/| 
by a Certified Public Accountant, within 
90 days after the close of each fiscal) 
the foregoing statement Lory Mons = = 
bondhelder upon paymen e actua 
cost of such ol, Any such audit shall | 
  this ordinance: and to provide for such 
other expenditures and funds for the 
system as are required by this ord 
Rates shall be fixed and revised from 
itime to time by the Council] so as to 
|produce the foregoing emounts, and 
the city covenants and agrees to main- 
|tain et all times such rates for services 
|furnished by the system as shall be 
sufficient to provide for the foregoing. 
Bection 15. The revenues of the sys-   
    issue thy standing. shall be calleq tem are hereby pledged for the purpose \ vert se@easecsex ate ane time = to of the following funds. and as collected| shall be issued wh 
Each bond called to be Shall be set d 
as thavect sual G woe cl) eel Seeds a ahs areas Pron Gee hecerneins ht to issue additional bonds i i 1 system. an sha transferr L re- ve ° rig © basu | alue thereof and accrued interest, plus aden setae trom: tne atl (sevemocs oe etae, aside into a fund to be 
into 
special funds, as follows: 
1, Operation and Maintenance Fund eeparate 
is designated 
[tenance Fund.” a sum sufficient 
ration and operation of the system 
for the 
amount specified in seid budget ex 
Pund. tn the Receivi Out of the remaining revenues 
tionately sufficient to provide 
payment as the become due 
the next maturini 
each issue 
vided, that the amount so set aside for 
ds thorized, 
not be less 
  
jon and surrender bonds 
attached coupons as they severally 
m section $. The Mayor and City Clerk the city shall execute said bonds for 
and on behalf of the city by respectively 
si¢ning and ewanserssgrnng the same 
and the City Clerk — sey ee pa 
I thereto ie ay 
SA ke execitte the interest 
said bonds   
blic Acts of 1 as amen ; 
Oescian 7 Said bonds and atteched 
coupons shall not be a general — 
from the operation 
of the system, im- 
provements, enlargements an 
thereof. 
such hold 
No. Mic! 
as amended. mad 
pon the 
— 
enlargemen revenues so pledged 
Ladies subject to said Hen until the 
payment in full of the principal of and 
’ said ds. 
Secteare = —— rood holders bel 
i or interest coupo: 
ne Sa to be issued, shall [= 
  * yit 
m 
a redemption of bonds: 
less tha 
{said issue shall be called for redemption 
of | not otherwise appropriated 
q| clan tion date, and for the purpose of 
im 
‘|reserve therefor, 
not than one-half (2) 
otal t of int not 1 
year, shall 
(Yo) of the 
(not capital- ;not be less th n 
total amount of interest 
tzed)} maturing on the following July 
first. and the amount so set aside f 
principal on the bonds herein authorized, 
in each quarter during each fiscal year, 
shall not be less than one-fourth (') -|termination unless the city shall raise 
Pund, there shall be 
°T/ counons herein authorized. to be issued, |be im such reasonable detail as will pre- 
sent the full financial condition of the 
|svstem to t holders of bonds and 
  States of America, at 2. 
. ta 
, —————— same being the _ interest due on that day on its Water — 
Revenue Bond. No. , dated Feb- 
ruary 1, 1956. This coupon ts not a gen-~ 
eral obligation of said city, is payable- 
solely from certain revenues as 
forth in the bond to which this coupon 
rtains, and {fs subject to the redemp-_, 
on provisions in said bond   
* 
  aa 
  
  
  
    shall include auditor's comments on 
the manner in which the system's man- 
we t with the pro-| 
| visions of this ordinance in respect to 
| the several funcs of the system 
| Section 19 While any of the bonds |herein authorized to be issued shall be ‘outstanding. no additional bends pay- 
lable from the revenues of the system 
shall have a prior 94 nell   
  jor eour! standine therewith, 
provided. The city shell 
system for the purpose of twprovinc. 
enlarging end/or extencinge the system 
which bonds when issued shall have | 
issued unless the average et 
revenues for en 
preceding fiscal veer, | 
be the lower, shall be 
150°; the then last 
whichever sha!! 
  [after maturing tn any fiscal year on) 
any bonds then outstanding payabl«- 
from the revenues of the svestem and 
on such additional bonds then beine 
issued. The actual net revenues shall 
be used in making the foreroing de- 
the water rates at the time of auth«r’-- 
ing such additional bends, tn which 
case the ret revenues of the svstem for 
each of the last two ing vears 
shall be augmented to an amount re- 
fecting the effect of such increase had) 
the water billines durine such years 
been at the increased rates. No such 
additions! bonds shall be issued if the 
city shall then in default in making 
any payments to the Operation and 
Maintenance Pund or the Pond and In- 
the Municipal Finance Commission of | 
the State of 
have ction over the 
municipal bonds) to issue such addi- 
tional bonds shall constitute a conelu- 
alive presumption of the existence of 
eondit'ons permitting the 
thereof 
Section 20. The bonds and attached 
shell be substentially im the follow- 
ing form, to-wit: 
UN eTaATES OF AMTRICA   of the amount of principal maturing on 
the July first immediately following such| 
fiscal year, and if there shall be any)             | sesmente for the purpose of creating a 
in said Bond and Interest 
1, 
until said reserve shall equal aft least 
$4,500, and if at any time thereafter) 
said reserve shall less than 500. 
then there shall be set aside in said 
reserve quarterly a sym sufficient to 
restore said reserve to $4,500 at the 
earliest ible time. If any additional 
bonds of equal standing shall be issued, 
the authorizing ordinance shall provide 
for a comparable reserve therefor. 
Moneys in said Bond and Interest 
Redemption Pund may be used for the 
rovided, that 
ng, no bonds 
m all the outstanding bonds of in case of refundt 
the city shall have on hand in 
fund sufficient moneys therefor 
or i 
in excess of the amount of interest and 
principal 
ie. 
ing the amount on hand, moneys 
tn the reserve shall not be considered 
as id oheasalbmtorte or pledged. In any 
case where moneys are available for the 
redemption of bonds, euch moneys may 
be used instead to purchase bonds on 
the open market at the best price or 
prices obtainable, but not in excess of 
he then redemption price. When the 
principal amount owing upon any bonds 
shall reduced to the amount of the 
then the principal of 
such bonds shall be paid from such re- 
serve. : 
3, Replacement Fund. Out of the re- 
pe conan Uibipreanped in the Receiving Pund, 
there shall next set aside in equal 
arterly installments in a fund to be 
ted." lacement Fund’, a sum Pas STATE OF MICHIGAN 
COUNTY OF OAKI ANT 
CITY OF SYLVAN LAKE 
Number $1 
WATFR RPVENUE ROND             KNOW ALL M BY THESE PRES-| 
TS, that the City of Sylvan Lake 
Oakland County Michigan hereby, 
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS | on the first day of July. A.D. 19—. 
and to pay interest thereon. at the rate) 
of f jy per centum | 
per annum, from the date hereof ‘until! 
id, said interest being payable on 
July 1. 1956 and thereafter semi-an- 
nually on the first days of January and 
July in each year, which principal and 
interest are to be paid solely out of 
the revenues hereinafter specified. Both 
principal and interest are pavable in 
lawful money of the United States of 
America at ———_——__, tn the ——_-—_-— 
of —, upon pres- 
entation and surrender of this bond 
and the coupons hereto attached as they 
severally mature. 
This bond is one of a@ series of bonds 
of like date and tenor except as to   
  
    hei 
maturities from 1 to 50, both inclusive 
Qgeregating the principal sum ef Fifty 
by 
pursuant to and in full conformity with 
the constitution and 
State of Michigan ‘esvectally Act No. 94 
of the Michiran Public Acts of 1933, as 
amended), the charter of said city 
and Ordinance No. -—-— duly adopted) 
by the council of said city on the ——— | 
day of . —, for the pur- 
pose of defraying the cost of completing 
the acquisition of a water supply system 
for the city. 
This bond !s @ self-Hquidating revenue 
bond, is not a general obfication of 
said city, and does not constitute an 
aginener ar the said citv within         | 
  
    than $500 per year, with the fiscal year beg inning July 1, 
such fund shall at reach cipal of fm- 
of this series are 
the revenues of said 
ture 
ex: 
remaining after dé ny . y or charter 
Mmitation. The prin 
on the bonds 
’ a 
  ments, said fund shall i 
the sum of $5,000 as soon as possible 
thereafter 
4. Improvement Fund. Out, of the ons 
ducting the reasonable expenses of the 
tamara 'ig ultmand tne by mance ‘ m, an pay 
ment of poth the Principal of and in- 
terest on said bonds, a= on enhy ret ial stand whie except ac) 
  statutes of the|* 
of Section 7 of the Zoning Ordinance 
Zone 
  Ordinance’ No.   
  City Clerk Mayor 
REGISTRY 
In Whose Name Registered ‘ai 
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| Date of Registration 2 
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Sienature of City Cierk of City of 
Sylvan Lake 
  
  
  
    
Section 21. The proceeds of the gale 
of’ the bonds herein authorized to be 
issued, shall be deposited in the Com- 
munity Netiona! Bank of Pontiac, Mich- 
igan. Prom said moneys there shall first 
be transferred to the Bond and Interest, 
emption Fund, any premium and) 
accrued interest pa!d to the city by the 
purrhaser of said bends and one veer's 
ecapital'ted interest. The balance of such 
proceeds shall be used solely to pay the ° 
cost of the protect hereinbefore de- 
sertbed and any eneineering, legal and 
other expenses inci¢ent thereto, and 
shall be paid out only upon suthoriza- 
tion of the counci!: provided, that sald 
council shall not authorize the parent 
of any such moneys for construttion 
work until there shall have been first . 
filed with {tt by the consulting engineer 
in charge of such work, a written state- 
ment to the effect that the sum so to be 
paid is in full or partial payment = 
ac ' n w 
fect and that the city has re- 
cet the consideration or 
- am 
struction estimates which have 
theretofore approved by him for pay- 
ment and the amount of the balance 
which will be reculred for the comple- 
tion of the protect. 
Section 22. The said Water Revenue 
Bond shell not be issued until the Mu- 
nicinal Finance Commission of the State 
of Michigan has enproved such issuance. 
and the City Clerk is hereby authorized 
and directed to make application to said 
commission for such approval 
Section 23. Any unexpended balaypce of 
the   
same 
demption, or purchase at 
than the fair market value of said 
bonds. Any bonds so ecoulred by re- 
demption or purchase shall be canceled -- 
and shall not be reissued. : 
Section 24. This ordinance shall |: te- 
corded in the minutes of the meeting of 
the council at. which it was adopted, 
soon as practicable after its passage. 
which record shall be authenticated by 
the signatures of the Mavor and Cit¥ 
Clerk of said citv, and shall be published 
once in the mtiac - ~ Ss 
paper of general circulation within the 
said city. This ordinance shall ome 
effective immediately upon its adontion 
Section 25. If any section, berg rese 
clause or op this 
he held the sentence, 
ordinance shall 
e 
Section 26. All ordinances and resotu- 
tions and parts thereof, insofar as the 
here 
4 of Ordinance No. 49 are especially repealed 
MARJORT® RB. WILLSON ’ 
City Clerk : ANTHONY KREPS | 
iayor 2 
Dec. 15, 1955 : 
ORDINANCE NO, 1297 
Adopted December 13, 1955 
Effective December 23, 1955 
An ordinance to amend Subdivision 9 = 
  
No. 944 being the “Building 
nance” of the City of Pontiac. 
The City of Pontiac Ordains: 
Section 1: "Ee 
That Subdivision 3 of Section 7 of 
944 being the “Buiiding« 
the City of Pontiac;, 
  
Comm! 
  
        Section 11. . Except as herein otherwise) remai revenues the Receiving/ tional bonds of provided, water to be furnished by the/Pund, there may be set aside in any| may be tesued pursuant to the terms of system to each premises shall be meas-) , after z sett , is secured by a statu- ured by a meter installed and controlled) for ine foregoing £ for quarter,|torvy first Ken on. such net revenues. by the city. Charges for water service/in a ‘fund ted -“Improve-| The bones of this series maturing tn 
to each premises within the city ¢con-/ment Fund,” such sum as the council) the years 1962 thru 1976 are subject to nected with water supply system)may deem advisable to be used for im-| retemption - maturity at the shall be as 2 1p ents, enlargements, extensions) option of the city, in inverse numerical (a) A_minimum quarterly charge en- repairs to order, on any one or more interest -pav- 
titling the consumer to use up to * o| §. Surplus: Pund, wes remaining) ment dates on and after July, 19¢i: coger! of water in each quarter, llin said Receiving Fund a provided, that no bonds less than the mate copenes gen Ge Om Mien year i Reriodicall entire issue then outstanding. shall meter used, os 7 transfers have been [ for tetemaeion r time Hoa PERE es Seve Teqund, sna So deemed 00) te duly i, wh “called be 
ea . ae vegping, Meng A ‘e) ~ | value Caerest and accrued Be a. inch . et rere es, eer * 4 actord: [> 
ane Inetef.sscsescecsccssse’ O90 [Phnd.”" Monefs in sald Burplis joving schedule toe: : + \ y . i fo » © oe "6 
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and a fifteen (16) day notice 
blished according to 
eaten cal ion On sa 
hearing is hereby set at December lel this 
1955. 
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Receivables to Be Seen| 
by Congressional Panel, 
  WASHINGTON uw — Taxation of 
| income from abroad and from re-, 
tirement funds comes up for con-' 
* * * 
More experts were called in for 
panel discussions before the tax 
policy subcommittee of the joint 
committee on the economic report. 
The group tomorrow will finish 
two weeks of hearings in its 
quest for general principals of 
taxation to help assure a stable 
and growing economy. 
Scores of economists and tax ex- 
perts have testified. All were asked 
last spring to do research on as- 
signed subjects. Their papers al- 
ready have been published in a 
compendium. : 
JOINT REPORT    ‘beside her, he said that it had been a rich experience, and Texas Version of the George Washington Story: 
Father: “Who chopped down this mesquite tree-” 
George: “Father, I cannot tell a lie. I did it with my 
little machete” . . . Father: “Bey, you get in your 
Cadillae and take off and don’t stop till you get to 
Oklahoma. Texas ain't big enough for anybody who 
ean't tell a lie.” 
* 
OIL AROUND THE TOWN 
NEW YORK—Basil Rathbone told of asking Greta: Garbo 
for a picture after their love scene in “Anna Karenina.” Sitting see 
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begged for a signed photo. Without looking at him, she said, 
Swedishly, “I never geeve picture.” 
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Our forecast the other day that Ike would announce 
he won't run seems borne out in late dispatches. The 
push’ll be towards Earl Warren whom some Republicans 
call “the only man whe stands a chance against Steven- 
son.” Pressed about Warren last night after a TV broad- 
cast, labor leader George Meany said, “He'd make a hell 
of a candidate.” 
* * * * 
| Jackie Gleason and Perry Como—the Saturday night TV   sources issued a joint report: 
“United States taxation of for- 
eign source income is cumber- 
some, formalistic and frequently 
inequitable.” 
It also said: “The present sys- 
tem also tends to discourage for- 
eign expansion of direct invest- 
ing companies by taking income 
withdrawn from oné country for 
investment in another.” 
The four said the Treasury has 
issued no recent statistics on reve-| 
nues from taxation of foreign 
source income. However, they said 
estimates from other sources 
showed the total tax revenue from 
such income in 1952 was between 
900 million and a billion dollars. 
They said the total doubtless would 
be more than one billion in 1955. 
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A report on taxation of pensions 
and retirement funds said certain 
self-employed and professional per- 
vantage because they are exclufled 
from social ‘security and cannot 
under present tax laws be covered 
by a qualified privately financed 9 
retirement fund. They thus miss 
the preferential tax treatment for 
money 
the researchers reported. 
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Had a Litter Work Dionne quintuplets are patients in 
a suburban Montreal hospital 
where the other 
quints are taking nurses’ training. 
They were al) described yeste Tday 
as being ‘ ‘Ina happy mood." 
in a Nicolet, Que., school, entered 
the Hospital Notre Dame de 1'Es- 
perance in Ville St. Laurent Dec. 
3 for an examination. Marie was 
admitted Nov. 26 for treatment aft- 
er leaving a Quebec City convent 
where she had been training as a 
postulant, Yvonne and Cecile al- 
ready were training as nurses at 
the hospital. 
The fifth quint, Emilie, died last 
year. 
Hospital authorities refused to) 
discuss the condition of Marie and 
|Annette except to say they are suf- 
fering from a nervous condition 
and need rest and privacy. 
One doctor said Marie was tired 
and a little weak when she en- 
tered the hospital but added she 
is ‘‘much better now.”’ He ae 
said Annette needed rest when she| 
was admitted.       Dr, G, Cousineau, hospital medi- 
cal director, sald: “It is a perfect 
atmosphere for them, united with 
ithetr sisters, They are almost it) 
‘a gay mood.” 
| Marie has twice left the convent 
lat Quebec City. 
ithe Dionne family last month said 
doctors had told Marie her life in 
the cloistered convent “was too 
hard for her frail health.” 
T Jap Geisha Houses 
Get Tax Crackdown TOKYO (®—Tokyo's tax office to- 
day attached seven of the city’s 
most elegant geisha. restaurants for 
$83,000 in back aes”   
The wttectawent coments their 
legal titles to buildings and land 
and — worse yet — cuts off tele- 
phone service. 
The restaurants — called ‘“‘ryo- 
riya’ in Japanese — are invari- 
ably exquisite examples of classi-| 
cal Japanese architecture in the| 
form of a feudal nobleman’s pleas- 
ure villa. 
    sha, who live elsewhere, gather at 
night to sing, dance, pour rice wine 
and otherwise entertain tired bus- 
inessmen, * * * 
According to popular belief, tax 
officials are supposed to have con- 
siderable knowledge of this type of The four studying U. S. taxation! 
of income derived from foreign 
sons are at a serious tax disad-, 
set aside for retirement,) 
MONTREAL «» — Two of the: 
two surviving | 
Annette, whe had been a student | 
A spokesman for 
They are the places where gei-' ‘battlers—are talking about making a film together to run 
|on both their shows Christmas night. Arms around each other, 
'they'd show there’s good will towards men. 
Max Shulman’s “Guided Tour of Campus Humor” reprints 
this from Mississippi's “Rebel”: 
“A divinity student named Tweedle 
Once wouldn't. aecept a degree 
‘It’s tough enough being Tweedle Long Range Forecast 
Is Being Sought by 
Insurance Firms 
NEW YORK @~The ‘life insur-/# 
  ance industry is planning a broad 
ety of social security in the 
U. » with special emphasis on 
the pe economic conse- 
ee. | it has been disclosed. 
ciety and president of the Life 
happened orgy of America, said 
a ee ee ne 
ject is being made by a private 
research 
  
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cigars substantial increases in 
numbered year without sooner or 
later reaching a point where 
social security becomes clearly 
harmful to the American people." 
  Without being Tweedie, D. D.’”. 
* * * * 
A woman trying to crack society in the midwest sent out. 
invitations to a “Sherry Party.” One lady replied that she 
‘would like to attend, but inquired nervously, “Who Is Sherry?” 
* x * x 
Stuart Cloete, author of best-sellers about 8S. Africa, has 
given up the rustic life there for a N. Y. apt. “I decided I) 
couldn't write a book with one hand,” he explains, “and milk, 
a cow with the other.” 
* * 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Sugar Ray Robinson's pal, Joe Glaser, has figured out his. 
‘next foe: Carmen Basilio (for a half-million gate at Yankee | 
Stadium in the spring) ... Divorced Rita Hayworth, aan 
from Europe this weekend, begins her ~--~ 
nt battle with Columbia Pictures Dec. © 
. Johnny Meyer's wedding to Diane 
\ndereon was called off—the bride-to- 
‘be hasn't her divorce yet. 
Lana Turner's “Rains of Ranchipur” 
(for 20th Century-Fox) is only her sec- » 
ond away from MGM. Monte Proser has 
a 50G-a-year déal as talent director for x * 
  
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Owner Doesn't Care 
Who Puts Out Fire COLUMBUS, Ohio «#—Columbus 
\firemen reported receiving a num- 
iber of complaints last night after 
answering a call in neighboring 
Franklin Township. 
“We have our own fire depart- 
ment," an irate feminine caller 
ee the township was quoted as 
saying. ‘‘We're not part of Colum-|§ 
jbus and we don't need your help.” |¥ 
Acting Fire Chief Samuel Zaayer 
‘of Columbus said his men got to 
jthe scene before township firemen) 
even pulled out of their station and 
) |had the flames doused before town- 
ship fire fighters arrived. 
City firemen answered the alarm 
he added, because county commis- 
sioners recently approved the town- 
_ |ship's annexation to Columbus. 
James A. Reed, in whose apart- 
iment the blaze occurred, said he|s 
didn’t care who put out the fire. { 
  the Tropicana in Las Vegas . .-. Hal | 
_March’s date at El Morocco was former 
jLatin 14 beaut Marie Miskis. 
The Dick (aetor) Yorks expect a new hi 
\York ... Trenton's bachelor mayor, Don 
Connolly, squiring Countess Peggy Dorelis 
. To brush off eavesdropping phone = 
Operators, Marlon Brando uses the name 
of his pal, Eddie Jaffe ... Rhonda Flem- 
ing wrote pals she’s bringing monkeys 
jfrom London as Christmas gifts. 
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EARL'S PEARLS... 
Today one war pliant can put an entire 
community on the map—and help wipe 
about 50 others off.—Bill Stern. 
* * * * 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Those '56 cars have everything 
| beds, TV, phonographs. Gives the driver a place to live 
while he’s looking for a place to park.” —Eddie Condon. 
* * x * 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Nat “King” Cole has an offer 
to play Alaska, and says, “I'd never know if they were ap- 
plauding because they liked me or to keep warm.” That's earl, 
brother. 4] 
   
    
   
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Hollywood Headlines: 
Lucy-and Andy Are Sure 
Careers Will Blend Well   
  
By BOB THOMAS 
HOLLYWOOD (® — Can a big, who was acting in a play with Mrs. 
league baseball player and a movie| Jory, and the actor introduced 
actress adjust their careers for a them. Andy asked if he could write 
happy marriage? Lucy, and she said yes. 
Lucy Marlow and Andy Carey * * « 
are convinced they can. 
Lucy is the shapely, sweet-faced 
young beauty who scored as the 
starlet in “A Star Is Born.’ She 
‘is now being groomed for stardom 
iby Columbia and is doing her first 
musica) role opposite Frankie 
me in “He Died Laughing.” 
y is a New York Yankee in- 
peed, 
“We're certain we can work out 
our schedules to be together most 
jof the time,” said Lucy between 
ltakes, “Right now I'm working! 
| while Andy is hunting and. fishing. 
We see each other at dinper-. During the seven months of the 
baseball season, their romance 
was carried on largely via letters, 
phone calls and gifts of coconuts, 
  They were married Oct. 6, two 
days after the Yankees lost the 
World Series to Brooklyn. 
100 to 1 Odds 
WASHINGTON—General George 
Custer’s last stand on the Little 
Bighorn River, June 25, 1876, was 
made by some 225 troopers of the 
ith United States Cavalry against 
more than 2,500 Sioux and Chey- 
enne warriors. The Indians at- 
tacked from a massed encamp- 
ment of 12,000 to 15,000 people, 
the National Geographic Society 
relates in a new book on the 
American Indian.       
  “In eae res — have to go 
to St.Petersburg for spring train- 
ing, and I plan to go with him. 
Then he'll be living in New York 
until October, and I'll be there too. 
I'll come out to Hollywood when- | 
jAndy asked about the pretty girl, 
salt water taffy, etc., from Andy.   Trucker Speeds Along Murphy declared, ‘whether, 
benefits under the law every even- |}   (Eddie) Rickenbacker, board chair- 
man of Eastern Air Lines, who 
reached the customary retirement 
age of 65 on Oct. 8, has accepted 
a 10-year extension of his manage- 
ment contract at the request of 
the board of directors.   
     
                
  ‘as Wheels -Go It Alone 
| VAN NUYS, Calif. @ — Ray 
: ' | Solomon drove nonchalantly down, 
| Sherman Way not realizing a pair’ 
of rear wheels from the dual set _ ‘ ‘on tris dump truck had gone sight-| z 
2 : seeing. 
The wheels rolled 300 feet, sped 
across a lawn and crashed into the 
front room of a house. Mrs. Ave- 
kitchen, was not hurt. 
A few blocks farther along, three 
motorists stopped Solomon and told 
wheels as he thought, 
Spitalny Sues Hotel 
lan all-girl orchestra. The plush 
for the balance of a four-week con- 
tract, the band leader stated in 
the suit filed yesterday in Superior 
Court. Spitalny was discharged aft- 
er only two weeks, the suit stated. 
    
  dene Dernberger, standing in the 
him he had only half as many rear 
LAS VEGAS, Nev. ®—The Royal 
‘Nevada Hotel has been sued for’ 
'$35,000 by Phil Spitalny, leader of! 
casino-hotel owes him the money) 
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        establishment. ‘Traditionally, the 
biggest businessmen take the tax) 
men there to thresh out knotty 
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  NOWATA, Okla., Dec. 15 w— 
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|tea Negroes into its a The three Negroes are now eli- j¢/ . 
‘Texas Medical Society |tion, Executive Secretary Millard) gible for membership on the medi- Ws = Blyth Girl   
  
DALLAS uw — For the first time, liam K. Flowers Jr. and Joseph R. a MeNulty. The star and husband, They came from as far north in its 80-year history, the Dallas williams were unanimously elected) The Dominican republic was Dr. James McNulty, have a son, County 1 Medical Society has admit- into the group Tuesday night. founded in 1844. Timothy Patrick, 142. Sa; n ta Vii sits H, a ndic | cap ped y ou t h S Drops Race Restriction Heath said yesterday. ‘cal staff of Dallas’ four major hos) HOLLYWOOD #~It’s’a gifl for Doctors Harold H. Culmer, Wil- pitals. actress Ann Blyth. Maureen Ann 
as Lapeer and as far south as 
Ferndale—on crutches, in wheel- 
chairs, carried on the arms of their 
parents or obliging volunteers. 
In their hearts was the spirit of 
Christmas and on their faces the ae 
      
   
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i ~. The place was Stevens Hall in 
* Pontiac and the occasion was the 
> ‘There were supposed to be 185 
children, but actually closer to 250 
turned up, many of them with their 
parents. 
They sang and their voices rang 
to the rafters. They laughed and 
clapped, they whistled and hooted 
=-and when Santa appeared, they 
let out a cheer that could hardly 
at a college football 
: ay 
They couldn't dance around and 
play games as other children do. 
Instead they sat in chairs that 
jammed the hall and hooted when 
the fireman clown looked into their . 
gmouths for smoke and squealed - 
—when Bozo the second clown came 
“Jorth with his terrible dragon. 
“. They were wide-eyed when Mel \ 
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  | albar of Pontidc and Gerald Atfield of Cass Lake Rotary Club, promised a big Christmas to the | 
oe pier 7 cima ce Each Segre} ponder the vital question of what they want for wistful youngsters. Over 200 crippled and handi- | oye The pati uct alone f tcp dod Easy Payments! 
received a gift chosen capecially| Christmas before putting in their order with Santa, capped youngsters attended the festive party, | flowing contin carry ‘ 
for him, and a big sack with a at a Christmas party for handicapped children sponsored by the Oakland County Society for Crip- | scum and light petalen Go bg 
    
  
  
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gifts too—chosen and labeled to ‘as well as by members of over aling society, and the society’s staff House of Evergreens and the 
pointed, | Preparations began in October. | workers. igiven by Dick Worthley of Birm-; SPECIAL 
Santa, in the person of Arthur) Jnvitations were mailed to chil- | Gifts for the youngsters were do- ingham. The Junior League of ‘ 
Blakeslee of the Birmingham Ro-| dren whose names were in the nated by Pontiac's lota Eta Chap- Birmingham and Birmingham Ro- WASHER - DRYER 
and later distributed the gifts with) ter Kenny and the National Foun. |nae, Alpha Chi Omega, Club 20 of It took a lot of work. But it was| COMBINATION This G-E DRYER © the assistance of a corps of ‘help-| dation for Infantile Paralysis, Pontiac, the IAH group of Sasha- the children’s big day—and those, 
ers’, A special greeting to the| ang local and area school boards, [baw Presbyterian- Church, Orton-| ;who worked to make it so found. fit the age and sex of the child, 
tary Club, greeted each child at) filles of the local society, counfy ‘er of Pj Omicron, Kappa Delta tary Anns decorated the hall and 
“youngsters was extended by L. C. ville’s Mt. Bethel Methodist/out it was their big day too when, . $ 95 ~Megee, president of the society, | More than half the children had (Church, Y's Men's Club of Birm-|they saw the joy it brought toll. ;         “pound of candy, a pound of nuts! held yesterday in Stevens Hall, Pontiac. Santa, in pled Children. Clubs and civic groups worked with | afler small down payment cally ejected from the 
so that none would go home disap- ‘score of civic and church groups. of teachers, therapists and office mammoth Christmas tree. was, 
For You With the door for a personal conference,| and city health departments, Sis- | Sorority of South Oakland Alum-| the tree. t+] u 
“who also thanked the hundreds of to be transported from all parts of |ingham, Berkley Women's Club, the host of excited children. 
  “people who had helped bring this\the county, and volunteer drivers Oak Park Kiwanis, and Rotary and| 
extra Christmas cheer to the were recruited from area clubs. |Rotary Anns from Birmingham, | n } ; 
ppled children, land service organizations. Re- Clarkston, Ortonville, Oxford, ‘Ya Gotta Have One! See the Latest Models of G-E dope: nces at Pontiac's Newest G-E Dealer! Behind the gala party was weeks ‘sponsible for the party arrange- ‘and other communities. OKLAHOMA CITY Ww — The 
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  F—10 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 
t|and vodka brought $30 a case, and) NICK HALIDAY | 
      the wine $2. * 
| Cotton Farmers Upset “ | Under state law; money from 
es the sale of confiscated liquor goes 
Texan Whiskey Runners |\ tie’ couny: schoo tun, ‘Toe| | BAN FOR a a whisky must be sealed and taken INDIN’ 
WALTERS, Okla,  — Fourjsaid. ‘So we took after them.” The ut of the mate 
“badge-toting’’~ farmers in south- two motorists were Lawton boot- ; 
western Oklahoma are throwing a leggers and the two cars were ener Gp epee be Bho | 
crimp in the state's bootlegging|loaded With more than 30 cases of Joy ing a eh “ 
business. ‘illegal booze. we * * | « 
las _— A | on ; has er had! 
. Cotton County Sheriff Bill Dyer CAREER LAUNCHED A Meer headend ica r na 
and his three assistants were “just| That prize haul launched Dyer es , oF : .,.. Said. “We're just a bunch of cotton a bunch of cotton farmers” a year on a career of catching whisky farmers. But| I dont want them   
         
   
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utation as “experts” at intercept-/ keeping a watch on roads extend- . _ | \ 
ing bootleggers hauling contraband|ing into Oklahoma from nearby . | 
cargoes from Texas to cities in Wichita Falls, Tex., a popular buy- Hospital Leased Again -   
constitutionally dry Oklahoma. ing place for bootleggers. | . ALLEY OOP by T. V. Hamin 
Last May "the. newly elected, ot GO © “ YPSILANTI # _ The Peoples | Soon 
sheriff and one of his deputies, This week Cotton County reaped Community Authority of Ypsilanti 
David Hooper, were riding along its first benefits from the sheriff's, has leased Beyer Memorial Hos- 
on a county road when two cars crusade. Dyer sold 84 cases of con-|pital for another 30 years. The 
sped by them, throwing dust in/fiscated whisky, gin and vodka and|authority agreed to $33,000 rent for 
their faces. '48 cases of wine to a Dallas firm, | the first year and $30,000 for each 
“They looked suspicious,” Dyer J. R. Ray Co. The whisky, gin'o fthe 29 years thereafter. 
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  * . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 _ ‘ 
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Proposed Axle Truck Levy Will Make State Road Taxes Equitable LANSING # — A joint legis- 
lative highway committee has 
been told Michigan should adopt 
the controversial “‘ton-mile” truck 
tax now in effect in Ohio or re- 
vise its ayuiemn-of weight taxes. 
Richard M. Zettel, University 
of California economist hired by 
the joint jegislative committee on highway needs, said current truck 
taxes are not equitable. 
If the ton-mile tax or an alter- 
nate plan were adopted, he said, 
the state might afford to cut $1 
from the cost of car license 
plates. 
The ton-mile tax, also used in 
Oregon and New York, is based on the weight of the truck and the 
number of miles it travels. 
Zettel called these factors 
“basic’’ to cost of highways. 
| He sald Michigan's present 
system of taking trucks, based 
primarily on their weight, is un- 
fair to operators of smaller 
trucks and favors owners of 
large, combination type vehicles.     
Stock Trading 
Slows in Decline Kinsel Drug 
Plans to establish a drug® store 
  NEW YORK (#—Trading slowed 
down today as the stock market, 
registered a mild decline. | the Kinsel Drug Co. The store wil 
  
  Prices in the early afternoan 
ranged from 1 to 3 points lower 
to 1 to 2 points higher at the 
extremes, 
Trading was at a pace better 
than 2,000,000 shares, but it didn't 
come near the 2,670,000 shares 
traded in yesterday's lower 
Aircrafts were higher on favor- 
able news of spending by the gov- 
ernment for defense and by pri- 
vate industry for transportation. 
Higher prices without any par- 
ticular buoyancy appeared in the!} 
movie issues, radio-televisions, 
mail order issues, and utilities. 
Mostly lower were the steels, 
motors, railroads, and chemicals. 
Stocks losing ground included 
Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Cater- 
pillar Tractor, RCA, Du Pont,|{ 
American Tobacco, Santa Fe, 
Union Pacific, Texas Co., Eastern) | 5°45, 
Airlines, and U. S. Gypsum. 
a * * 
Higher. were Montgomery Ward, 
U. §S. Rubber, ~ Boeing, 
Martin, Republic Aviation, Philco, 
and Westinghouse Electric. 
General Motors, a heavily 
traded stock in any market, | 
opened a little late today on a 
block of 8,000 shares off % at 4644. 
has been going on for about a 
week with a lot of irregularity 
shown in all sections. Tax selling, pgrport. 
and switching has had a hand in|Detrout, 
the irregularity. 
At noon today the Associated’ 
Press average of 60 stocks was| Glenn}| 
The decline in the stock market 7 "t'o0: Ke MARKETS 
Produce 
DETROIT PRODUCE 
DETROIT, Dec. 14 (AP)—The follow- 
ing prices cover sales of locally grown 
produce of No. 1. 
only, brought to the 
sale package lots 
FRUITS—Apples, Delictous, fry, 
bu; No. 1, 3.50-4.00 bu; apples. Jonathon, 
fancy, 350 bu; Ne. 1, 250-300 bu, 
McIntosh, 2.50- 
3.00 bu; Northern Spy, bu: 
No. }, - bu; fancy 3.25 bu, No. 1. 
fancy, 4.00 
2.25 . 1.50-2.00 bu, red, 
No, 1, 1°75-2.25 bu, cabbage, sprouts, 
No. 1, 1.00-1.50 bu. Carrots topped. 
: No. 2, 06-2.50 bu; 
C I .. 360-4.00 crate: Celery 
Cabbage No. }, 100-150 doz. behs. No. 1 
; Fennel, No. 1. 1.25. 
15° dos s Horseradish, No 1 
3.50-4.00 pk basket. Leeks, No. 1, 1.00 
2 jons, dry. fancy 
2.00 50-Ib bag; No, 1, 1 65-1.85 50- 
85-1.09 doz. behs Parsley, curly, No. 1. . 
Parsley root, N 
house, No. 1, 1.50 doz. 
acorn, No. 1, 1.00-1.25 bu. Squash 
ternut, No 1, 1.00-1.28 bi; 
Delicious, No. 1 
Hubbard, No 
<9 oa ke 1, 1.50-2.00 b urnip, toppe oO. 1, 1.50-2. Mu. 
GREENS. Cabbage. No. 1. 1.25-1 75 bu 1.00- bu. Kale, No Spinach, No. 1, 1.75-     1, 
. 1.00-1.50 bu. 
2.25 bu.   
DETROIT EGGS 
Dec. 13 (AP)—Eges. fob 
cases included, federal-state 
grades 
Whites—Grade A jumbo 58-67 weighted average 80, large 51-54 wtd avg. 52's. 
medium 47-524) wid. avg. 
    
  
    
    
  
    to Occupy Walgreen Site 
in Pontiac's downtown area were|St. building presently occupied by 
disclosed yesterday by officials of|Walgreen’s. 
and fancy grades 
by growers and sold by them in whole- 
5.00 
u; Wolf River, fancy. 
‘|green’s will remove its entire stock 
75-|the building. 
-|completely remodel both the inter- 
‘|ior and exterior of the structure. 
The Kinsel official expressed the 
;\t° open by March 1. 
= Grain Prices 
49. small 39-) 
40 wtd. avg. 39'2; grade B large “se 
  Store Slated 
|be located in the 67 N. Saginaw, 
The Detroit area firm will take 
ipossession of the site February 1 
jand is expected to begin operations 
| upon completion of an extensive re- 
modeling program, according to 
Vice President Arthur R. Hoffman. 
G. W. Gallant, manager of the 
| Walgreen store, states that no 
closing date has yet been se- 
lected. The drug firm's 2-year 
| tease on the building wit! éxpire 
Feb, 1. The site is owned by 
the Buckner Finance Ce. 
Gallant said that efforts are cur- 
rently in progress to secure a lo- 
cation in the downtown area,Wal- 
and all equipment when it vacates 
The Kinsel Co. has been in busi- 
ness for 67 years and has 23 stores 
in Southeastern Michigan. 
Hoffman said that the firm will 
hope that the store would be able 
    Move Narrowly The ton-mile tax has been vigor-! too much in taxes now in relation | year period to “cushion the im-| “Inevitably, high mileage vehi- 
Marshall said shortly after the! 
report was made public that he 
would reintroduce the bill when 
the Legislature convenes in regular 
session Jan. 11. ously opposed by some elements of | 
28 kes te eS crneall smaller trucks, increased on larger’ 
Frederic J. Marshall (R-Allen) in 
the last session of the Legislature, 
but defeated i committee. am s to big semi-trailer trucks. 
The weight tax should be cut on| 
trucks and left intact on farm 
trucks, Zette] said. 
Any adjustment in truck weight 
taxes should be spread over a 3-5, 
  tax in Michigan unless a multi- 
cles (most often those operated by| billion federal! road program is de- 
for-hire carriers) secure an ad-| feated. 
vantage, while low mileage vehi- $ 
cles pay excessively in terms either| If the program fails to pass Con- 
of highway use or of their. contri-|gress, he said, the state will have 
butions to highway costs.” he said.|to increase the gas tax a cent a 
On the other hand, Zettel added, | gallon in order to finance the high- pact."’ he said. 
Zettel said he favored the ton- 
mile tax over the adjustment of 
weight taxes because any weight 
taxes are “bound to involve 
serious inequities.” LJ LJ 
      
He said he-still had to work out); 
* e 
If the state does adopt a ton-) 
mile tax, Zettel said, it should be 
a modified one, exempting private | 
passenger cars. Private cars would, 
continue to pay only current regis-} 
reduction. 
Zettel proposed also increasing 
diesel fuel taxes from six to eight 
cents a gallop. The present diesel 
fuel tax of six cents is the same 
as the gasoline tax. 
Increasing the diesel tax would |Sibly at the corporate income and manager of the New York office of the accounts. 
. re-establish a differential be- 
tween the gas and diesel taxes 
which was in effect from 1951 (turned their smiles in other direc-| joined the corporation in 1930 after 
te this year, he said. 
, ‘The purpose of the differential.” 
| Zettel 
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CHICAGO «—Grains held with. [uel in similar operations. in narrow price limits in routine| If the ton-mile tax is not ap- 
ldealings on the Board of Trade| Prov 
|could be ironed out by adjusting | today. a system of rates, but that the, 
tax would apply only to trucks of| 
more than 14,000 pounds. 
INCREASES STATE REVENUE Jing for defense dims the hope of octane rating than last. The drugs 
Zettel said a ton-mile tax would! businessmen today that the heavy that grandfather used are over- 
give the state an additional five load of taxation that business car-,8hadowed on the shelves by ones 
million dollars a year, but that ries will be lightened. 
if it were adopted the present! The increasing costliness of to- 
Public Service Commission mile- day's supercomplex weapons may, 
age tax should be repealed. 
This would leave the state with|vidual taxpayer for much relief 
a net increase of some 3.7 million, S0on. d 
dollars in highway revenue, which 
would be used to lower car regis-' 
tration fees or for highway con- 
struction. 
tration fees, with a possible $1) 
explained, ‘‘is to require} now than in 
jpayments from diesel 
{more nearly equal to the payments 
on gasoline-powered vehicles. But the real coup de grace to 
jwhich otherwise are required to'cuts in defense costs was 
|pay more because they use more by the scientists. | * * vehicles jrise of one billion dollars in spend- 
also cut the chances of the indi- 
Ed LJ * 
If you must blame someone,’ 
blame the scientists—their ideas 
grow costlier. — a m * * 
Business hopes for tax relief had, 
grown out of the business boom 
litself, Gross earnings are so re-| 
markably good and payrolls so 
jhigh that the-U.S. Treasury stands, 
ito take in next spring a billion or, 
two more in tax collections than) 
i had counted on when the budget 
jwas drawn up a year ago, 
This seemed sure to balance the) 
'budget and perhaps leave room for| 
tax relief—most likely at the indi-| 
jVidual income tax level, and pos-| 
excise tax level 
| That was before the Russians. 
|tions and returned to calling Uncle 
|Sam and his friends bad names.! 
Defense needs are more apparent) 
the days of the “spirit, 
jot Geneva.” * ° = 
given’ 
| 1 
New weapons in this age of 
ved. present truck tax inequities 2tomic warfare and guided mis- 
siles come with ever higher price 
The market failed to make any;|the current weight tax, Zettel said. tags 
lresponse to news that government | 
  
  down 30 cents at $178.10. Yester-|**4. #vs. 4. surpluses of wheat and corn would Browns—Grade A large 49-54 wid. av | 
day it lost $1.30. s3's. medium 48: grade B re 88. be made available to weitere agen rade me . . Jo. . j 
Checks 34-38 wid. avg. Sas. icc for shipments to needy people, 
New York Stocks Commerciaily graded: abroad. The reason was that the Whites—Grade A large 50-82, medium amount of grain these agencies cae (Late Morning Quotations 44-46. z z | 
handle is relatively insignificant. | 
samurel i... $12 tat Mick .....006) CHICAGO SUTTER AND £008 Wheat moved ahead fractionally | rest ee Ea BS CHICAGO, 14 (AP) —Butter al thenene itn coine.| Allied Chem. ..113 Int Tel & Tel 29 | eee te firm: receipts 494.132, whele-/CArly & gave up its gains. Aioes re es i = ; =e sale buying prices unchanged to '« bir\. | Soybeans followed the same pat- 
Alcoa. ... 90:1 Kelsey Hayes 351/07: 03 score AA 87.5: 02 A S78: 06 Bitern. Corn never was able to make am atten ; bon Kennecott .. 38 sak - care : |much forward progress am Can..... Kimb Clk Soke | : 4 
am Cron. 02 rene. 88 0.4) ving oe eee eee: Ug iee| Wheat near the end of the first 
= Ais a ase tee page x 63 6| enites 60-699 per cent A's 81: mixed;hour was ‘4 lower to ‘se higher. 
aa oe SS ea sities 30; checks 38: current receipes a2, jDecember $2.11%; com % lower m rs wr : I Ld ! rl .. 
Am Beating... 343 Lone 8 Chem . 7! a to “% higher, December $1.25's; 
Am Amelt' 47 Mack Tre. 34 CHICAGO POTATOES loats % to 4 lower, December 63%. : ° CHICAGO, Dec. 12 (AP) —Potatoes ry : ‘4 higher, Decem- = — . poy x =k ae arrivals 210; on track 253; total ve Tye “4 lower to 's hi r. 
an on Me me. as shipments Priday S71, Saturday $13 ang ber $1.15%; soybeans “4 lower to ier ee Sunday 9; supplies moderate, 2 
Anes wen : ms opengl = pat good and market steady for Russets,| * higher, January $2.37. and lard emer & Co 114 Wheel 28.6|{irm for round reds. Cerlot track sales: T to 8 cents a hundred pounds Remco 8 Ho eter Br. 344j!¢ ussets $3.50-3 75. utilities §2.30- i 
atl Cer kane 04s -eos * 39 2/2.38: n Russet bakers $4.10 . ; 
Atl Refin..... 388 Wet Cosh B30 petra ng ba leattomtg Whore taboos plea Grain Prices | ve : . §2.15- CHICAGO GRAIN Balt & Ohio 462 Nat Gyps ... 50.$| “acs 63.78-3 00. : Bendix Av... 848 NY Central . 434 pa tscarehead ents td (rca today Benq eer 16 Nia M Pow .. 324 P. it 
Beth = Seals heidi Ned : ee ou ry 
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bore Waraer c14 Owens Til Ol ‘ate eee Moers t arner . ens 1) 1 : c . (AP) 
Brie My . 321.3 Onis - 332 paid per pound f.o.b. Detroit for No. } | 
Burroughs v1 Pac G & E) 49 6 quality ae oat = to 10 & | mee 
Calumet & H IT Panh Epi ... 794 eimeary. —_ ;. £ Pree 6 18: Mar poe 130% Jly . 1 15% 
Comp, Soup... 4, Param Fret 243, neury heaters © terere 263M Rel itey ass a: Can Pac 03 R 951 Rocks 27.28: caponettes (4% Ib, avery 2% oo-* o Vives) Go nee | 
Semel Ail fo Peo Coe se Sa teal ree’ ; | Ceer ‘Tra 58 Patios D.... $7.5| turkeys 36-38 toms 29-21. Livestock ' 
Ches & Ohio . 8 8 Phileo 3 1, dete _Sui_ seedy. — aan — CHICAGO LIVESTOCK j 
cies bet, 873 Dplllp Mor ... 682 \moving readily. Lighter weight hens| DETROIT. Dec. 15 (AP)—Hogs—Sal-_ Climax Me ry ae ee * go.g| steady and ample s ht demand.jable 100. Market quotabie steady with | 
Class Penden e4ente Plate G bea(Prvers about steady. Bupplies adequate|not enough hogs offered early to fully’ Coca Cola..,..1244 ned & ‘ to a fair regular trade. ttes firm|test valuues: few scattered small tots) 
im ee) eee on fancy quality sizes over § tbs. and|US. No. 1. 2 and 3 barrows and gilts: 
Coleen A... oad BETO OW -.-- 31-6] demand goed. 170-240. 1° 11.00-11.75. of “fey BCA +c. -coee 48 | Turkeys: Market, unsettled on ttle—Salable 100. Market nom- c gad... 4s Sti .. 49 |put steadier on toms with prices ‘s/tnallly unchanged. Compared Inst Thure- 
ony, 4 Rex Drug .... %6icent higher. Oemand irregular and tn-|day: Supplies moderate but steers and/ pSuac Edis as Rey Met ..... $1.2)| definite mostly on @ walt-and-see basis. fers in excess of demand: trading} 
Can phel Oe o | Rey a ate slow and spotty; slaughter steers and} 
Gost Ben) 7S ee oe CHICAGO POULTRY huifers unevenly 50 cents to $1.00 low-| Gat << ons st Reg hte. 3481) CHICAGO Des! 19! (AP iatie lery [ef Utility cowa slow. Weak to 50 cents 
Cot xet “"@? Sead ALR 30 ‘steady to firm on hears type a tee 3 lower; canners and cutters fairly active, 
sol Y ‘pet | Gears umesh) ° 106 a\cape Drea eostaal in\eeeee | Ine (Prie|steady: bulls steady: stock calves most- 
Cent) O85 = Bh Hg on 61 algnomesvecs 2 4 sya uter fob “liy steady feeder steers around WO cents 
antalyeha MCE oak F wns BO tl ond Hohl Neoererei ond 1; £00. P8¥-liower: about a load prime 1026-1128 th] Curtiss We. 28 Simmons 47 |ing prices unchanged to 2? higher, heavy : 7 
D 333 Sinclair O «$6.3 /henr 32-26. light bens 16.8-185. broilers|*teeT® 23.00: 14 heed prime {187 bm calf oe ‘ Socony Mob . 603lor fry 33-4. ore ters 145-16.5:{ClUD steers 23.25. few «mall Inte high) 
Le eae oe Bou Pac | : A Sleep eee anes i Heep hel over 44 ( choice and prime 1924-1180 Ib steers 
Be ei ag meu Ry. 10891 s0-b0° woace 95-30: “tom turkeys| 2223-22 50: bulk good and choice ‘ed Mehl LA cache dd peta beta) Spotl eeots Gnmendd Lact th Like Hh Y®| steers 1800-2200: some -ommercial and Dow 5 Cheers set sa Brand 7 ~ low good lots 1700-1750: load and) 
parent 2m 8 gia OU Cant 615) — choice 850 Ib fed heifers 1925: bulk) Fast Air b 518 Std Of Ind 50.3| ° e utility and commercial steers «nd fers 
BU Aston St ma Ons) 1473) 11 00-15.00: bulk utility ~ows 9 00-1650: mS Mes. 33 Std Oil Ohio 485 | canners and cutters mostly %.00-10.00; 
met Mad. 121 geevens, JP. 38.6 bulk utility and commercial bulls 12.00. 
Line peel ass Stud Pack il 50: load choice 576 & aap ion 
* oo Ple 22.50: bulk good and choice - 
Firestone. Tea Gutrer rar fa ading guilty to charges of] i ocrers 17.06-21.00. few small lots good Food Mach .. $84 giv pa 44 {contributing to the delinquency of|and choice 612-801 Ib ‘feeders 16.00-18.00 Freuh Tre .. 514 Texas Co 1173 inor, two men were sentenced| , ©aives—Salabie 25. Market steady to-} stem Ls 94 tex su. . 367)% ™ pawe on day. Compared tast Thursday; demand | cs Dynam . . Thomp Pa... 83.1/by Waterford Justice Willis Le-|feirly broad and dependable: prices om: . a choice Gen '. 932 Jngerwoot  3e4({Urgy yesterday. Neil L. Gotting.|29°s0."iimited number high choice and] 
Gen Motors . 484 wn Carbide 108 |19, of 36 Bloomfield Ave., and/prime individuals 27.00-35.00; bulk util-j Gen Tel ... @6 on Pac 180 Tj Jeka, 22. of Judson! ty and commerctal vealers 14.00-19.00: |) 
Gen Tire .... 6 onan air tin. 39¢/limothy Jeka, 22, of 25 cull and low utility 10,00-14 000: some cul en ne e-e- — Unit Airc . . 08'St., were fined $35 and $15 costs one Agee 300-! > slaughter calves 
Goodrich 311. 772 Hated, — Pgland sent to jail for 30 days. ‘Sheep. salable none. Market steady | 
Gren Paige. 17 OS Lines... 31 Sere eekiar lame woah’ te) Soentty rm es. t broad; sla er lamb w Gt No bof oe 425 4 aw nae s3 Watertord Justice Willis Leturgy 8@ cents lower, sheep and feeder ee) 
Ore hewn ae As US Tob ——aa.7i sentenced Floyd R. Lundsten, 45, steady: around 309 head choice, anal 
be oe oe OF wsou days rime 8)- woo! slaughter ta: Homestk ...., 16 Weete We Br AH of Cla r to 60 in jail, after i 00; bulk good to prime miy 
pooner P| aes a3 Westg El * 74] Lundsten pleaded guilty yesterdayjend choice wooled lambe under ne 1b 
nian oe ' 1 0. rge quota 00- : 
Ieee SRE Rawle 3) ouence Of quar  [RTTRNERY sttta SialetSs Taeneaaenaae e ir... BD. niuence Ee * 50- ; small jo’ 
ia i es 6 ae ae 103 Ib shorn lambs number 1 pelts 18.00; } 
n ry... : 
STOCK AVERAGES 1 
NEW YORK (Compiled br the As- 
sociated Press): 
  7 
a rt . 205.5 6".5 
1963 high ,,... 257.4 4 787 1958 1OW ..eo0.- 203.1 114.9 67.2 148 
1934 high .......211.0 123.0 68.3 1552 
1984 lew ....... 143.9 «(77.8 55.4 108.0 
DETROIT STOCKS 
(©. J. Nephier Co.) 
Figures after decimal points are eighths| 
= Lew oon     
Earnings - simple larceny by Justice Allen C. 
Ingle of Farmington Township, in- 
forms the Press that her address 60 stis Waterford Township rather than 
the address listed in the original 
report of her arrest. 
Four chrome wheel discs were 
stolen from his car while parked 
in the Fisher Body lot Tuesday 
night, Clifford Parker. of Auburn 
Heights, told Pontiac Police. 
Leon J. Blackwell, 42, of 283 EB. 
  Edoa Coker, who was fined for); 
‘|Mary Hilts of Perrysburg, cull to choice slaughter ewes 4.00-8.00;/ 
and choice native feeder} 
6.50-17.00. 
County Deaths William J, Bisbing 
WALLED LAKE — Service for) 
William James Bisbing, 58, of 3296) 
Mandrake Rd., will be held at! 
1:30 p.m, Saturday trom the Rich- 
ardson-Bird Chapel here, with bur-| ial in Commerce Cemetery, Mr./ 
Bisbing died in St. Joseph Mercy | 
Hospital yesterday. - 
He is survived by his wife, Ma-| 
ble; one brother, Raymond R. of} 
Lincoln Park; three ae cea | 
Mrs, Mable Lawe of Whittemore 
and Mrs. Donna Mcintyre of Bay ost 
lambs 
    stove, auto. washer, Pri, and Sat., City ae 
Dec. 16-17, 9 a. m.-9 p.m. 4 8. ‘ | 
Saginaw at Pike —Adv | 
Sports Safety Glass 
  NEW YORK (INS)—Interna- if your friend's in jail and needs ; 
tional Telephone and Telegraph nay, Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031,| SANTA FE, N. M, Lindsay! 
ate Gee ame eek —Adv./Root of the State Highway be 
the ning monte ended Set. 3 Antiques and other mise. that!tos man in connection with al moe share, This compared with|*'@ different. Thurs. and Fri. 13 “Did youl 
$12,838,789, or $1.79 a common|*° & 74 Hill St. AAV. now ey ty see with) 
share, in same “Iast)|) Rummage sale, Youth Center,your left eye?” asked . ‘Sure,’ 
; fas - [Lake Orion, Pri. and Sat, —Adv. man’ answered, “It's glass.” SMALL TRUCK HIT HARD 
“The Store That Value Built’ 
  | Businessmen have seen the sci-) 
‘entists do the same thing to them.|air, city fogs generally last longer 
economist said non-farm The days when a firm made one|and are more dense than those in 
trucks of smaller size are paying product year after year—maybe, open country. | Ajo 
BUY ON FHA TERMS! 
Remember the address 
location of SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY 
store is larger, we have plenty of FREE PARKING next to the store, and 
.. AT THE SAME LOW, LOW PRICES! 
So when you need plumbing supplies, think of SAVE . . you'll save if you do! more merchandise to offer you - 
BARGAIN BUYS ‘A’ Grade. Stet Kiter 
White Cast Tubs __. 
Wholesale Price t« tha %5 
5-Ft ‘A’ tirade 
White Cast 
Rottle Gas. Agiomatic 
Het Wate: Heaters 
(Lese Seat) 
Close Coupled Toilets ... .$19.50 
Ree $239.50-66" Youngstown Deluve 
Cabinet Sinks $149.50 
‘A’ Grade 
Wash Sewls 
Reg, 12.50 Genuine Mother-of-Peart 
Toilet Seats 
tubing... Copper T 
14-Inch Pipe Wrench 
i aie Reg. $1.19 Ya-inch 
Shut-Ofts 
Reg. $98.50 (with etand and feecet) 
Trays. .$22.95 
   \ “The Store That Values Built!”   . $69.50 ... 172 8 Saginaw . . 
                    
    
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‘31° 
     
     
   BATH 
TUBS Compare This Valve . You'll Be Convince $7.95 
$4.95 
    yw" 
34° 
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1%" 
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  Weapons Spending Seen 
as Tax Cut Preventative 
NEW YORK Ww — Push- button,generation after generation— are 
\warfare comes high. The indicated (fast fading. 
great-grandmother. 
a good place to save! Our new 
    
SHOWER Complete with Fittings 
and Shower Curtain 
         
   
     c This Valee sod Wewrll ie Geovisess 
4-FT. and 443-FT. 
5 8” Up 
First Quality New Galvanized Pipe Cash and Carry at Wholesale Prices 
(21-ft. lengths) 2.29 
(21-ft, lengths) 2.98 
(21-ft, lengths) 4.25 
(21-ft. lengths) 5.67 
(21-ft, lengths) 6.71 
(21-ft. lengths) 8.97 a ton-mile tax is more expensive| Way improvement program. 
to administer and is ‘‘irritating to 
users.”” iGM Parts Advertising 
Draws FTC Charge “It will be for the Legislature, 
of course, to balance the advan- 
tages and disadvantages of mile-, 
age taxation as against weight tors Corp. has been charged by 
taxation.” he said. ‘the government with falsely adver- Zettel also reviewed a report he tising that ‘‘genuine Chevrolet” 
made earlier on financing & 7.5 replacement parts are better than. 
billion highway program over the parts competitors sell without the 
next 20 years. “genuine” label. 
Leh bbl A! developed | GM had no immediate comment by the Automotive Safety Foun- on the complaint, issued yesterday   
  This year's gasoline has a higher 
    he never heard of. The kitchen 
you consider a simple necessity) 48tiom of Washington, D. C., a by the Federal Trade Commission. 
would have been unbelievable to) 90@-profit research group. FTC said GM buys many Chevro- Zettel said the program c6uld be jet parts from other manufactur- 
financed without raising the gas ers) some of whom design the 
a — ~— \parts themselves and sell to others 
besides GM. 
These parts, said FTC, “are at 
‘feast equal -in all material re- | 
: ' 
The cars, appliances and other . 
urable goods you buy today cost 
more because today's gadgets are Cover nment to Soften 
more complicated and scientifical- Restrictions on Credit 
ly advanced than the ones Dad) wAasHINGTON (INS)—In a new bought in the good old days—ones) ioti 
that you wouldn't buy today even relaxation of )credity restrictiots:) Stvertises the parts it buys as iW lthey were aflered * “~~ the government has an estimated “genuine” with the implication 
Eee ae ia oltered at @ COM one pillion dollars available in gat all others are not as good. parably lower price. | additional money to spur home, Gq has 30 days to file an an- 
. | mortgage financing in 1956. iswer tothe FTC complaint: “A 
| “The Federal Hi Loan Bank : ‘examine 
Business Notes \board adapted omiee policy of oe Piaget lapnereaey . 
\“standby credit’ designed to, 
SALES ENGINEER The election of Willcox B. Adsit| soften curbs imposed last year. 
to a vice presidency in the General| Under the new policy, the board 
With Electronic Background 
An eppertunity te werk in assecis- 
blished   
  
Motors Acceptance Corp. was an-|may loan to each of its member) 
nounced today by President|savings and loan associations an 
Charles G. Stradella. Adsit will| amount equal to five per cent of ; : (| ton with well esta manefac- 
be in charge of public relations. its deposits, provided total ad-|J turers’ ageney in Michigen. Salary 
The new vice president has been) vances do not exceed 10 per cent |] Pair’; 2% , PPlenete’ experience. 
      
  
  
of the General Motors department 
of public relations since 1946. He }     
      
    
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STOCKS Es 
— BONDS 
  graduating from Williams College. 
  
  The appointment will become|}> 
effective Jan. 1. | . . - —— | Consult Us for First Hand Information 
Submits Low Road Bid in Stocks and Bonds 
The Detroit Concrete Products) 
Co. was low bidder at $165,132 for | 
a contract to resurface 4.2 miles; 
of M59 from Livernois road west- 
erly to 1,500 feet west of the 
Clinton River, the State Highway) 
Department said today. |   
We maintain a direct line to a member of all 
principal exchanges with up-to-the-minute 
quotation service available at all times. 
C. J. Nephler Co. 
818 Community National Bank Bldg. 
a ee       
  Because of soot and dirt in the 
            
  SM ee pt 
  
  A GIFT for the HOME Is a GIFT the ENTIRE FAMILY CAN ENJOY! SO STOP IN TOMORROW at 172 S. SAGINAW ST. the new home of LOWER PRICED PLUMBING SUPPLIES! 
. because that’s the new 
52-CALLON 
ELECTRIC 
Hot Water 
HEATER     
       
         
          
       
   Cabinet 
Sinks 
     
    
       
       3-PC. COLORED . CABINET SINK 
BATH SETS 5 Complete wit faecet 
strainer. Slashed for (toms 
me.* $5650 $79.95 
54” Size 
CABINET SINK 
WHA faecet and strainer . eut for clearance! 
sios50 $6295 
Big 66" Double 
Compartment 
CABINET SINK 
Com ttm fe 
Seeskeers Nee ie cool = “79 WITH FITTINGS 
Glicht imperfections .. if 
Serfect ote sell for    Yates . Kh) coaviaved 
       
        
   
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WHILE THEY Last     
       
    
        REC. $69.50 
AUTOMATIC 
30 Gallon Gas 
Hot Water 
HEATER    
       
        
               
   LAUNDRY 
TRAYS Complete with Sturdy om ek . pees Stand        
        
      
    
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Cempare This 
ané You'll THESE ARE ALL FIRST 
QUALITY SINKS! “ {mee $9 Q% Pi sce SHAS TT ns,, 311695 Copapre Fee Value...    
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3-PIECE COLORED 
BATH SETS 
BIG SAVINGS siaed fag. oss 
Tubs, ‘A’ Grade... .$56.50 on SOIL PIPE 
4-In. Single Hub 
(S-ft.) Green, ivory, tan, pink. 
th Cn ee er 
BUY ON EASY TERMS! 
3 Ways to Buys Fii2¥, nx 2s, 
PLUMBING SUPPLY Full Stock of Soil Pipe Fittings—Everything in 
172 S. SAGINAW ST. 
Phones: FE 4-1516 end FE 5-2100 
Prembieg Supplies ~~. ,   
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ORDINANCE NO 1296 
Adopted December ij. 1955 
Effective December 23 1955 
An ordinance to amend the Buliding — 
Zone Map of Ordinance No. $44 known 
as the “Building Zone Ordinance 
The City of ntiiac Ordains 
Section 1 
The building rone map of the Building 
Zone Ordinance is hereby amended to 
provide that the land in the description 
hereinafter set forth, be ciassified a» 
Commercial No 1 and Residential No, 2 
Commercial No 
Lots 6-11 both inclusive Assessor's Plat | 
No 12, also a parcel of land in SW ‘4 
of Sec. 21. TIN RIOE described as begin- 
ning at BW corner of Lot 11 Assessor s 
Plat No. 12. thence NE ly along S iv line 
of Lot 1] to the SE corner of Lot 
thence Sly on the E line of Lot 11) 
produced 2642 f:. thence W ly to begin- 
ning 
The following described parce! shail be 
roned Commerciai 1 to the west of and 
residential 2 to the east of the easter!) 
jine of the alley 
PARCEL DESCRIPTION N 
Part of BW. ‘. Sec. 2) 
described as beginning at S$ % corner 
thence N. 6°17 7372 ft, thence 8 
: thence S. 18 40 W 
747 E 1318 f1 
9202 {ft thence 
thence “SW'ly 176 
line ef Paddock Street. thence 
Paddock Street 20893 ft 
intersection with S. line Sec a1 | 
thence E. along said 8 line of Sec 21' 
distance of 1364 at ft. to beginning ex- 
cept deed for N ', Grandview Boulevard) 
Recorded May 17, 1940, Liber 1231, Pg | 
258-9 
ELY LINE OF ALLEY DESCRIPTION 
Commencing at the intersection of 
the easterly line of Paddock Street and 
the nerth oe ef Grandview Boulevard. 
thence N. 67°23'30" E 50492 ft. along 
north line of eariudeies Boulevard: to 
beginning. thence N. 2°3630" 
- 600 fi. to PC, thence along a curve 
to the right 126.02 ft. to PRC, said 
curve having a radius of 390.0 ft. Delta 
18° 30°30" long chord of which bears N 
639855" E. 12547 ft. to PRC, thence 
along @& curve to the left 44433 {t. to 
PT said curve having a radius of 689.0 
ft. Delta 36°5700" long chord of which 
bears N. 2°3410"° W. 436.68 ft. to PT. 
said PT being on the northiine of vacat- 
ed Vernon Heights Subdivision, and said 
PT being 830 f1. east along northline 
of plat of its intersection with the NE 
corner of Lot & Assessor's Plat No. 12. Bectio 
The change in the building zone map 
in the above area to Commercial 1 and 
Residential 2 is made pursuant to the 
recommendation of the City Plan Com- 
mission and said Commission ts hereby 
eppointed to make a final report upon 
this amendment to this Commission 
revious to the public hearing to be 
eld before this amendment is adopted 
ursuant to Section 4 of Act No 207 of 
ublie Acts of 1921, 
tien 3 
That not less than fifteen (15) day 
notice of the time and place of mee) 
public hearing on the fina! passage of 
this amendment shall be given in a TIN ROE 
tf! to E 
SE iv siong 
to 
          
  as amended 
~ newspaper of. general circulation tn this| 
clty; that such public peerine is hereby 
fixed at December 13, 
Section 
This eraiiance shail take effect ten. 
(10) days from and after the date of its! 
passage by the City Commission of the 
City of Pontiac 
Made and passed by the City Commis-| 
sion of the City of Pontiac this 13th day 
of December, AD 1955. 
WM. W. DONALDSON, 
a6 Mayor 
ADA R. EVANS, 
City Clerk 
Dec. 15, 1955   
2 - 
fect nly 
    
ORDINANCE NO. 1293 
Adopted December 13, 1955 
Effective December 23, 10955 
An ordinance to amend the Building 
Zene Map of Ordinance No 944, known 
as the “Building Zone Ordinance.” 
The City of Pontiac Ordains 
Section 1 
The building sone the Build- 
ing Zone Ordinance =i rey amended 
to provide that the land in the descrip- 
tion hereinafter set forth, be classified 
pol Commercial No. 1 and Residential! 
io. 1. 
Commercial 1—That part of Lot 38 
rs Plat No. 13 and that vacated 
to Perry Street and 3636 ft 
South of the NW'ly. corner of Lot 39 plat No. 13 
Residential No. 1—That part of Lot 
Ptat No. 13 and the vacated 
Plat No. 
lying south of the cuecel Casucribea line 
providing a 20 foot alley is deeded alon 
the southerly end of the dividing line 
‘ween Commercial No. 1 and Resi- 
dential Laie b 
Sectio 2, 
The euanee in the building tone map 
in the above area to Com’) 1 and Res. 1 
is made pursuant to the recommendation 
of the City Plan Commission and said 
Commission is hereby appointed to make 
a final report upon this amendment to 
this Commission previous to the public 
to be held before this sane. 
Fass ted, pursuant to Secti 4 
of Public Acts of toa, 
m4 cmonaea 
Section 3. 
That not less than fifteen (15) days 
notice of the time and place of the pub- 
lic hearing on the final passage of 
this amendment shall be given a news- 
  
  
      
  
  
  cere appreciation to ail who so| FE 2-017 paper_of general circulation in this city; { = that such public hearing is hereby Shen we ueceea n = Famiy| EXPERIENCED PAINTER CALI Establshed 
Cease | ts 4 Bride LAR CtOt Machine Tool This ordinance shall take effect ten| Flowers 3) FORD MOTOR co ; Manufacturer 410) days from and after the date of; AR enn a = 2 tte oe, by the City Commission of DUNSTAN's ovens Tractor and Implement Ts Expanding Its 
Made and passed by the City Commis-| 4484 W. Huron FE _ 2-830) Division | Engineering Dept. sion of the City of Pontiac this 13th day i | of December, AD 1955 - Funeral Direciors 4 - WM. W. DONALDSON. BOOED DDD POPPED ODD DA ; A Located in Mayor AIR AMBULANCE GROUND B h : - ADA RO EV ANE ee ral Home. FE 4121) Irmingnam Royal Oak COATS FUNERAL HOME ‘ Dec 18. 1958) Complete tacilities. OR 3-7757 NEEDS <7. : Ora ton pinine = seaterord Sa 2) Product Designers Mich | 4 : . 
Kirkby Funeral Home FE 41882 Scr nence: oeeine or (61 Experience 
L226 =|. Donelson-Johns Design Checkers | on Automatic Parts s a FUNERAL HOME : ; ! Handling Desirable 3 » |“DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS Design Detailers Ld ~ “4 pS err dial CHAPEL ; | coe aes a Thourhtfyi_Service EE 2-600) Cost Accountants ! Good Opportunities Varied industrial cost experience N = ” Voorhees-Siple “"" = fea Top Mex FUNERAL HOME Design Cost Estimators Chen E 
Ambulance Service. Plane or Motor! Po'sing ot other broad process. : g Pe Same or Motor) ing and estimating experience. | FRINGE BENEFITS 
NS r 7 : > PENSION s Monuments 4A —— Accounting Systems | b err ~ | A 1 . 
sur Dinboe Analyst #e CREST ANCE NO 1294 Pestios Gram eee oo Broad general and cost account. ROBBINS 
ted December 13, 1955 |Robert J. & 1 ing experience. | 2 . . = 
Effective December 23, 1955 | 260. Oa Oakland dave e PE 240" | Engineering Co. An ordinance to amend the Building 
Zone Map of Ordinance No. 944. known, 
as the ‘Building Zone Ordinance.” 
The City of Pontiac Ordains 
The vallding zone map of the Building 
Zone | Lewe, Mrs. Donna Mcintyre; and James, 3296 Mandrake Rd, Walled. 
Lake, age 58; beloved husband 
of Mable Bisbing; dear brother of 
Bisbing, Mrs. Mabie | loo DEC 14, 1955, WILLIAM, 
{ 
Raymond R 
Bitcd Chapel, lied Lake with 
Rev C. F. Oliver officiating. In- 
terment in Commerce Cemetery 
Mr. Bisbing will lite im state at 
the Richardson-Bird Punersa! 
Home, Walled Lake. _ 
CooL, DEC 14, 1955, CLARA BELL, 
22 Collingwood Ave., age 77, be- 
# loved wile of Edward Cool, dear 
mother of Més. Ruth M_  Held- 
Paul E and Joseph E. 
dear sister of nnis| 
. Mrs. Maud Montgomery, 
and Hazel White. Funeral 
service will be held Friday, Dec. 
16. at 1030 am. from the Purs- 
ley Funrela Home with Rev. T. 
H Staton officiating. Interment! 
in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mra. Cool 
will te in state at the Pursiey 
Funeral Home 
DAVIS, DEC. 13, 
270 8. Jessie, age 54, ; 
band of Alto Davis; dear father’ 
olf Mrs. Beatrice Lawless, and 
Mildred Davis, dear brother of; 
Harry Davis Frank Davis, Mrs.   
beloved hus- 
      
  Mary Johison and Mrs Irene Do y work tn a small wants hi Milgarsk! Funeral service will SIGLER, In congenial. “attire where cash- Ivd., Duck Lake, or call be held Saturdsy. ie 1. at 130 Cc. ring and bookkeeping ng work is _Miltord, MUtual 4-2036. ’ Painting & Decorating 20 pm from the Huntoon F a- M ng opportunity for a WOMAN FOR COMPANION OF D SCOl int ~~ ne 
fuse. interncue iat Ferry out Or €rcury | tnay 21" te ia A) ee. wife. No a Call between ] A-l) DECORATING — PAINTING Park Cemetery Mr Davis will ality? Must be ab! to keep de-|_ 4 and 5. FE 8-1829. __ and — Laren Call ‘or esti- lie in state al the Huntoon Fu- Sales & Service tailed records. Convenient work WAITRESSES, NI GUTS APPLY IN mate. FE : _neral Home ing hours. comfortable w rson. Tony's Drive-In, 2700 Au- O Vel 4 } eT Sort ec ib ee anaes ; Sea weilag inl fara and [ets Rd., Utica. an pbttadate DECO! - 24 ay : splen pree nee a a. Reavonable Free 576 LeBaron age 56. dear mother | i 7 N. Main St.) (ff benefits. See Mr. Cook. Associ- wous™ as cate: od thidres. mates OR 3-1626, of Mrs Maurice murray mee t, ; 6 pad Phere % N Saginaw _call after 5 p.m. FE 43 @ 7 RIOR & EX. Irving Cohen, Bert E. ty Jr., Al Mi h Lt _St__ Poni |A-1| PAINTING INTE! ° dearl sister of Leonard Kiumpp. mon 1G COOKING | AND GENERAL Ex. terior. 10 per cent disc. rit cash. Funeral service will be held Sat-, “ey C) ms Uo Po OM perienced girl. own room, live 1 _ Guaranteed. "Pree vst PE ¢-0205 urday, Dec 17, at Ii Cnureh ALmont 62 Leni veas ku nealearcca! bea irmingham area Other help om: Wri le S ocx SSS Sas St Michaels Catholic Church ploye VY Mason Thompso'. FE €83¢64 Interment in White Chapel Cen CAREER CENTER g TT LPEAMANGINT | etery Recitation of the Rosary! oy | “Th ; ‘ Spe . _ é an - On all modernization alternations, at ‘PAINTI , wi be hela Prseey: at ‘ pm AC to S. AL * NIN | ; It's aa nee way Reverend. Rion aged a cig ae See Nancy for that Career po wrisiey's Scaweitg! ane mieing: kitchen. bath, tint! iding, fod ae Paper removea. Estimates. FE from the Voorhees-Siple Funeral e Want two aggressive salesmen, tor preaches sermon ul sheep on the ri a e 8 general remode ee ———————E Haute ? . who Ste) otetenied in making Mr | goats on nthe let t” P & pegiteres eoed once eee es $350 are loots wines feo een my werk op a Hepes peony CUSTOM Geelge cali, Weer = ——— |; money It will pay you to see Mr fe te M rece ie) seenences $200 a rect, no salesman paper 8 « . McDONALD ; 2 E ic 5 14, tees Giele Central Lincoln Mercury | __ ——— Figure clerk © ehntys eee oe in this area! No yee down. No jo! = 5 te sree merce. EM_ 3-3435. eotge Patrick, 0. yosue Lane, | 1 | [Re bookkeeper . ...... : — ue , oe No job ak LOCAL PAINTER AND DECORA. Waterford. age 37, beloved hus- — —— ; : inning secretary... .... $280 =< ARE NOW HIRING! bD & M BUILDING sER me open time. FE band of Elaine McDonald. ace Seen T pours FOREMAN | Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6 vie cle 7 $190 EAE SO s Pe YT00, Eves. OR 3-2276 behinds Go Ce ot atieeatla Tec tioned furoish own crew Plenty of worm) | ew  OERREER CENTER" _—__ S386 _| cocat PAINTER AND BECO. ct has, Mery tacng Ureunest,| AppIy. 128 a yleeraph, between FIRE FIGHTER MEN | B-) Rizer Bldg. CASHIERS CEMENT & BLOCK | fator with some open time. FE Satheri hirley, Mr, : i City of Pontiac, applicates must Are you interested in . 5-0782 3 a Wecsee LM panna a eras |= FE 5-0208, or MI 4-3193 _. have hved (within cite limits tore mere maces? ? it you have dieris AND CEMENT 18 re SPECIALTY | NAT Ct cinien 5 ; N J C NEY? Vear ag y Oo 28 itime | Ours @ day t : be recia Baturday eee Me CAN YOU USE EXT: = Mo may | Ca Ee i) os oe and ‘al it over. “Apply “068 W CHRISTMAS PRODUCE Cin pnttn WORE a ___ TUPPER, OR 37061 — edic t 7 ' ig uron, afte ( © — am @ \Alea | ele om ieee gonedict ether’ obligations Make $35 Wes re ChY fe 18s tere ke i-| ning te Glee bee OL | . finish Free estimates. OR 31680 | P ainting & Wall W ashing , . ; "a we in spare time supplving ice, City — pre aru — | ‘S AND AL- Free estimates. FE *-2706, Jenin) ds noer oieiating Inter | comsumers i Bicomificid Tovnshis iF [YOU (NERD TO MAKE 1;0) PARTS MAN ie «| Cteratons “Guier serc Weather.| p. W shi citation ral hae Rosary will be, of Waterford Township with Raw-, per week or more the year round, mrperweaced in Chrysier prod- Sensational] opportunity for quali- ly. PE &-1 | Pamting ¢ & Ww all as ng 
held Friday, Dec. 16 at 8 pm; Wit Frodects, Mart immediately | I can plac ipitaed reat amaateee roe) ied Sel] sere ree) ey ne ee ee | | aay. oe : a 5 car on established route Reter- aie r rm : | at the C. J. Godhardt Funeral 312 Freeport Mi ences see Call Puller Brush si, A Cass et W. Pure st Mo Istered voter. contact Mr. Hert- qualified persons. Excellent work-| repair, FE 8-2704. | acae-Theaey TaiK Home _Kerto Harbor __ CAR WASHERS WANTED Motor. —"E > PARTS | AND SERVICE | MAN Riker Bidgy 7s °% Come 0 1824) ing conditions. | many employe | ELECTRICAL pene LICENSED | ~~~ TT NO 'PERRY, DEC, 15, 1955, Mary Mart Auto Wash, 105 E. Mont- INTERESTED IN BOYS W ?/ must , pcre eal enact "| _Ed_ Murray, FE |__| SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY . Lilian (Adam), 310 East Flint 8t,) calm en Work fs available for cavaeetas | MI 43410 A NOW | | saeco ee: -| PLOOR LAYING. |§ SANDING AND wre — technique. 73 Elm Lake Orion, age 85, beloved wife ified to direct a recreational pro-| PINBOYS - OVER 15. EVES oe finishing ‘0 vears experience . ‘20. MAN STEEL | FABRICATING , 
- of Adam Perry, dear mother of gtam for boys between the ages and weekends. Motor Inn. FE = ~ , rad * Modern equipment, guar. wor! George Perry Funeral arrange ie? “ee pase oz menses et a este atery sige. wig _5-6032. CAREER GIRLS APPLY AT STORE Free, estimates. John Taylor, OR __Television Se Service 2 22 paeabe aul be Snnouriced ater 0y | Vand estimate’ Give) a dex | PHARMACIST. (3). BUSINESS EX-| Girt with SS HUNTE , eaten ea | ae A Funeral Home, Lake! perience. w Write Box 68. Diaries ond eeoreny set hba — hear nsion program. Full time. Wes- pp et ia | Seuss) - asta cue 855 HUNTER BLVD. PLOOR SANDING OLD FLOORS A Days on sont yas SERVICE. Orie c - - _ _Piains. | Apply in writing. stating age and Slenes 1955 8. Woodward. peskenoues) - 6280-4300 9A M.to3 P.M. specialty. Call Bills, FE 2-5780 Po 5-6390 SMOTHERS, pee aoe 1955, LAW.) DESIGNERS gualiications Write Pontiac Press Panuined a ENDAWES Bi Pomel ce > Se noo ool Se ecemiceal FIXdT SHOP TV RADIO. n ER rence G, 154 oe ae ne _ Box t —— | K : OR So ee ee eee ickup & delivery service. FE. 72 Milbelovedil Guaberidlao! ; work, must be good drivers, ap Clerical” woes $230 i Froon LAYING. SANDING AND ckup ly 3 te 4 pm. at 5@ Wayne Smothers, dear inane a. ra | I ' : oe: | finishing. Licensed contractors. All Lola Behrends, Mrs. Myrtle | DETAILERS MEN : MID\V EST Employment Office work guaranteed GUARANTEED TV REPAIR PAIR ANY ‘ , RASK Couristan SHOP WANTS 2 “ Pontiac Hardwood fea! Service MAKE FE SONDON 'S— Misi eyull Sunseciand Ure. Ail: | SALESCLERICAL TECHNICAL man take over bump and} Employment Service 318 Boulevard Bldg. “WHERE QUALITY RADIO & TV. 121 8. PARKE | oT dred Neil, dear brother of Leonard Tools. Gauges Automation Body. PONTIAC as Rae opportunity| 408 Pontisc State Bank Bida. COMES Inst COPENWAVER'S RITI0 & TV Smothers. Puneral service will) fistures Press welding dies Spe-) 1.111 Servic a oie se Wersttard FE 6-0227 | Woodward & Grand Blvd. | FLOOR | SANDING LAYING FIN repair 598 W. Huron. Night serv. = held Saturday, Dec 17, at ia! machines—top rates. ‘mp oyment Sc tice a eae ING STA. BABYSITTER WITH OWN TRANS | _ Gardner, 491 Central. PE 2-7519 _ice calls. FE 4-.607. 130 pm from the Sparks-Griffin ors fee |18 W HURON  * ‘FE 42551 SOCONY MOBILE TRAIN tween | Dortation for care of one school) pUaWice - WORK. NEW OR RE- TUCKER'S , RADIO-TY: eee Funeral Home with Rev. Wesley MODERN |MAN TO CUT FIREPLACE Woop. | {0D Gesires young man between, aged child. 4 days per week Vi waANTED  MANICURIST AT irs, Work guaranteed. FE) PE 4-3690. R. Wibley officiating. Interment | SNE EEC DIN. $5 cord Some tools furnished the' sgerie = ee | cinity of Joslyn and First ste “ANTE ee Beauty Studio. 140. evenings | Pe «-esce ss SS aE ala Lael edt Lal FNGINEERING emo! Vanities for advancement Cail Mr,| Call, PE 26181, ext. No. 4 or! §67'w Huron PE 3-2622 GEN AUTO REPAIR. ROAD & “Typewriter Service, 22A Ss Clo the SERVICE CO |MEN WITH 3.-TON OR LARGER | Skiba PE 30456 : EXPERIENG ase ATTRESS WANT.|WANTED: MIDDLEAGED EXPER. towing serv ¢ | Outland oe sebEGkiveas Aap ines Ui e | = ruc rans use sere. | SS What nave Ess | at Ke T vl 
WHRARE DEC, je ttt, ORR. nerties wlotigan'™ | BAWNagheay cetlse: Miia | uaebekcr sexpervee, Uva!) f4,Cee,Migyriurant Birming-| curoet ‘Steady wurh food Rank" GENERAL BUILDINOS REFATH | chee, tepeiraa, UpeR, © trude Mae, 270 Steadfield, Com-|—— = | Mien. | No phone calls. salary for right men Ml 4-3410 —_ a y to Mr. McCand-|" Brick, stone, cement work. Plas- eos ia Le Sheen r t oy ere less “ot McCandless Inc’? 11 N work. eats “e720 y Co, 17 W. wrence. ee ee wie D 1 |MAN WITH 00D DRIVING REC. EXP. JW AITRESS Sun Te ee a ED ROOFS ALL! .. TYPEWRITERT RENTED of Mre,*Mason Welch and mrs Sr icall tira amet Cocucsanac , : dard er ee ete eee ae OO ee oe eer sere | Mitchell's, 123 N. Saginaw st Robert M a t : eet Eee Fea e |_ FE aged lady to care for 4 children mover erin momen ue recat AND te =a — riting to Pontiac Tl S EXPERIENCED GENERAL 1 LIVE BS — See & More for a N. Cass. FE 2-3021. FE Upholstering 23 service will be held Saturday, a - coo! irmingham. home than wages. E 50637. z | RPL OL Dec. 17. at 3 pm. from the Rich- | MAN WITH Wrigley's besutiful new Birm-| _‘i#¢_Prese_Boz_67. Help W © caueoeal Px cous t. A Young |! DRAPES MADE TO ORDER. OR ardson-Bird Funeral Home with, i a: = ; Tyr patel edd itt soon Join EXPERIENCED WAITRESS PART elp Want Pit eo 2 Rev Clayton Oliver officiating. | FOREMAN ABILITY the fastest growing food chain, ‘me. Sharps Silvercrest inn 2618 ~>~~~~ JOS. FLEMING FLOOR LAYING Interment in Grand Lawn Ceme- | Te work into position of night| in this area! _Dixie Hwy. MEN, WOMEN 1 YEAR. “oUN OND OP. | sanding. finishing, 155 Edison. Ph tery. Mrs. Willard will lie in state, For Arigna) Cal ee ted foreman Must be experienced in EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. perranhy (on) established Watkins CATHING AWD PUAETERING > at the Richardson-Bird Funeral) — 5. oF; Tool oom & ssembly proce- ») =k r By Ho 1 W. Huron route arn per ur | ASTE: _Home. Walled Take mnere rates dures. Must be experienced in WE ARE NOW HIRING rs x PERE NCED COOK For| C®F__ necessary Anpiy 10 w and repair. 40274. atc fas U LSTERI ‘ —]} - reading complicated assembly and mornings in amall restaurant. Cali|_N Perry.  PlaaTER INGEN 7 AND REPAIR ie 3 _ TELEGRAPH FE _ 5-088 ___ Card | of of Thanks V LOCKHART & detailed prints BUTCHERS PE 3-80. for interview REAL ESTATE SALESMAN ot work, Phone FE 2-2096 jae IPCOVERS. ., DRAPES we BED WRIGHT This position offers steady em- EXPERIENCED OIA LAD) GIne | | Seleewomen: | Sapetence leet ** | a NYDER (FLOOR ILA YING | "Seeds: Vourimoteriel FSi wee LNISM TO EXTEND OUR ENGINEERING SERVICE ployment with concern building | Elks Club, 114 Orchard Lake Ave Sia ceaty | “gegne and fin hing Phone = Lost & Found 24 eartfelt 8 and appreciation special machinery & automatina ME AT CED WAITRESS ___ ge | to all os uy Hina reletives. friends 1065 8 Telegraph PE 2-320) Ouipment Reterences requires | ea aoe = Instructions 9 ~\Winter Prices Now in. |pounp. Brao.e MALE NEAR if y Contact W eterson, ‘ | expressions of kindness and sym- DESIGNERS: 1k am. only CUTTERS GENERAL HOUSEWORK ND ~~~ lc | li tiae recreation area Acta like pathy shown tn the recent be. sitting days. Walled Lake Vi- t _ Effect On all Remodeling | cntidren pet Owner identify’ and reavement in the loss of our be- Gaegill Detroit Corp. cinity. Mest have own _transporta- HEAVY EQUIPMENT e| tor ed Eves Lines loved wife and mother, daughter DETAILERS 2254 Cole, Birmingham M1 4-540 tion, MA 41251. Men are being selected in this, Combination enerm Sash | 5 Bere ve bost  Ash for bee and sister, Mrs Cari and Pegg AND [ANIC | STATION AT- PRODUCE GENERAL ONE SCHOOL AGE, ®'t® rein wens) ee doves Vorch. We eepectally wish CHECKERS fret ae ear own child, SS live) im Lie-| | fo6s $8 Diees) mechanice,’ opere-| (Sain bes TAN MINIATURE FRENCH . tools. FE 2-530 coln = | poodle. Reward. FE 53-2697 FOR ——— ae = cranes. and marine Diesel en- Attics finished pilbcscpp tens corte! eqn glesly Body layout. tools, dies and spe. j MEN GIRL WANTED FOR CANDY A’ =| gines. parts men and many other) _ Porches enclosed LOST 6 MONTHS OLD BEAGLE The Pirst ‘ethodis Le b *.) cial machines, body fixtures. and M IDSVEST | temdant. 18 years or older. Apply, jobs in this rapidly expanding in-| Kitchen remodeling in Elia. Lk. Estates, Reward FE Church of Christ, First’ Church) sutomatics Plenty of overtime - a DAY | 18 person at the Eagle Theater | dustry If you are mechanically | No Down Parment 5-801. of Nazarene. Official family of !°€ Program meet heeee nt no a paee GROWING INDUSTRY IN BIR-| minded and want increased oa | LOST IN BIRMINGHAM OR- the Pontiac co-op eredit union. roiery; IGH RATE eel Geta heciners 9 pees | | ingham has an interesting posi-| !Mgs you owe it to yourself to fin G M_ Construction Co ange and white Brittany Spaniel. Pontiac Coach Co and employ.|M'¢rviews daily till ® pm all day Deta ~~ | tion in new and pleasant ot ices; Out whether or not vou can quali- 2260 Dixie Hwy _FE 21211 _named Bristol Call MI ees, Mason Recreation League. fetes Clad toate Mugaser i ttlnes $380 | an GS ini center’ of town, working with | ps plit diy otermetee withowt _B i ‘Ser xf asst LOST: BLOND MALE ¢ Bees ’ ’ apage Ly 8 fe a: le obligation write th | professional people. Requires per € us ness ey ces Board af Directors cad cmptereas Efficient eee tonality. intelligence “shorthand TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE. | ronal In ar caseariran 
Montgeucery ware) aca e cerns | MID WWE! "| STOCK | meme ctncee Re cerier ten | pox 1. roriac pass | APPLIANCE SERVICE | shar tebe meee” aes. sturg a Students, end fac. Eng Co. I-mployment Service | Requires personality. imelligence. DRIVING LESSONS PONTIAC) We service all riak.s of refrig- | Nappy. FE 20052, : ulty, Greenes Barber College ° 406 Pontiac State Bank Biag ( | ERKS | Shorthand and an understanding/ Drivers Training dog J eves.| erators, washers radios, cleaners LOST: WHITE AND SABLE COt- Minnesota Mining and Mfg. Co 21680 Coolidge, Detroit FE 5-9227 | of genera] business methods. Sal-' and Sunday FE 2-4 and all types of small appliances | lie. 2 yrs. old. Name Prince “The Three M Club” the Sun- JOrdan 6-3163 Permanent full time positions for +5000” Call Mrs Connell. MI DRIVES ieee aS, ROY's. MS Oe ara FE| Vicinity Shelby Village, Utica day school classes and ell the |DRIVER-SALESMAN FOR EXTAB- qualified persons. Excellent work- _ Drivers Training Day eves. and, _2-4021 | _REpublic 23-1906. me rooms at the schoo! and all lished drv cleaning route. Apply ac 1 le ing conditions. many emplove IP YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF _Sunday 7 5 aN IN LOST. BLUE TICK HOUND those who sent flowers, tributes 8 an am. Walker's benefits and opportunities for ad- coenastie: we need pales = with as NO B TRE}? CH NG Male, Vicinity Hospital Rd. KM aee ana chaiped es fa peed | Cleeners, nore Orion vancement. areebae mo — A 5 preps ~ Work Wanted | Male — 10, Tact %, water line field tile)  3-2300. Will pay for trouble __ senere Tec eee eS 35061, ry; Se DET ATADRAT [SNiAan) Desi ners APPLY AT STORE | _Sioty Per eppotmtment, call PE CAnperry, CABINETS, FOR-/ALL MAKES OF POUNTAIN PENS| O01, REDIOREED COLLIE. WE WISH TO THANK ALL OUR| Manufacturer of machines and . a : “ ——— mica work. attics finished, recre-| repaired by factory trained mep| sie Male. Answers = name of relatives, friends and  neighbors| sutomation equipment has perma. 855 HUNTER BLVD KITCHEN HELP, 10 P.M. TO ¢€ _ation rooms & repairs. EM 3-4778 | at our store. General Printing &| Duke. veWicinit of 3300 Baldwin for their manv ex»ressions of| nent salaried position for machine and = = = : am Cail mornings — OR_3-6502 RPENTE: ALTERATON AND| Office Supply Co WwW. Law.) 50 rd. PE $4830 or sympathy shown in our recent} detailer 3 yrs , hes ep FRIDAY, DEC. 16th LADIES CARPE: PERS ALT n N Tence St e F E: E 01 . 
Home, 
the mes of 
. of OFS, 
those who sent flowers, tributes; 
sores and helped us itm many 
Nile" E Havershaw & Family. 
WE WISH TO EXPRESS” OUR SIN. reral 
    EARNING. Help Wanted Male 6 ‘CARNIVAL ; by Dick Turner 
  
“A HOT SHOT 
CAN SELL 
ICEBOXES TO 
ESKIMOS” “BUT WE DON’T 
WANT HOT SHOTS. 
WEAVANT YOUNG 
MEN 25-35, MARRIED, 
FROM OTHER LINES 
WHO WANT TO EARN |§ 
‘LOT MORE MONEY 
THAN THEY'RE | 
AND MAKE | 
A CAREER OF AUTO- 
MOBILE SALESMAN: | 
SHIP EXPERIENCE | 
‘1955, ROBERT E, NOT NECESSARY BUT 
HARD WORK IS.” 
SAXON. | |   
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__Help Wanted Female »_7)_Help Wanted Female 7 Building Service 12 ~Mevins & T 19 
BIRMINGHAM TRAVEL AGEN Y |4et year eel Good ot 
OPENINGS Must bave good pers won| a tuinbaE ATION Sve Ore, Oe caer Both mele and female. Ottice. mages py tl Gaels Geer ol aaa it ar a eaten plant waitresses. No Good benefits, interesting work | Attics ork at poe = OF, ode ang, dell sorviess. domestic. Birmingham "Em s Guaranteed work 8 Pick up rr ment Service. 139 W. Maple, — prices. A, no money iensentbhe ts rates PE 5-3458. n MI 4-4254. ’ = ome: no pay: “BEDFORD Me LT 
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to 1:30. ae 
  
  
  RK. M. REMODELERS| 2 ut HO 
COMPRESSO: ¢ORERATON: 
am ® sanders,   
  
  
    
    and Cost-Tim a Power trowe:, eit and other bene vac , Open Sun 
_ fel ol Department. t Guive Tee weEtus we w. TACKSON'S “RENTAL ae 
BEAUTY OPERATOR. PART] clean work . apply in ime FE 2-608. Or FE G12 perece: Flach ‘Cleaners, S29 W. A- 1 CEMENT WORK he rs sh a: , 1 
nBIRMINGIOM | OPENINGS WOMAN TO" WORK TN Ka? $5" WORE TEE LLOYD MONROE 
Gogh Panett | Olena ie meer | FE 46866 ir Oe erengE 
136 Wn Maple. ins 44a. | WOMEN FIELD SALES — |BRICK BLOCK “AND CEMENT MANAGERS peated | only. OF ‘time er ulti-million dollar cration| estimates MY 2-04, PE 2-0327_ part time. Top w is seeking the aervires. c spamager tel) DUG UNDER, bor ILD 
‘son. Wesley Deus, 100 2 i4| able ‘eee acrressive tela” man- Free estimates FE 2-0077 
Me Ra., Cirmingh -m _ frat sand” supervising. £r0®: Shick Block AND CEMENT 
| Tottin ert a D . APPLY = tec aiven hae bos Praca ing ‘nosidential and rama no eaners 650 Woodward Guaran earnings 4 bonus cial. Guaranteed work. Ph. FE 
urance ad Daathatiedines ———EEESESSS 
CLERK | TYPIST | PERMANENT er employe benefits. Car neces: suszoel boxe FHA FL Van e iT sa ‘or Por con- 
Gualified girl. Modern offices and fidential interview phone FE mane plies bbl conditions. Call 
Shaw. MI 6-0100 
Cashier- er-Receptionist   CUSTOM CABINET 7 custom) 
Formica work, OR 
20%   WOMAN WANTED FOR LIGHT and care of rican 
en, Apply 3 aul conveniences. Apply 2559 y Jack: 
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
      
  
  
    
  
                
    
  
to work with and sexe Posi dy cs 
sion Fine oppor- Fixture ance with growing organization for an industrious 
and creative young man 40 hr work week Salary commensurate 
with ability. Cal R. Rvymal 
MI 4-5400. Birmingham, Michigan 
EXPERIENCED STEEL BROKER: | with tractor and trailer. Apply 
Trans-American Freight Lines 
267 8 Bird East. Pontiac, Mich Layout 
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        5 Cemetery L L ots 
| | "Caer ee WANTED ae 
emetery lots. Lincol | 
| Tere .   
Ordinance is hereby amended ‘© BEAUTIFUL @GRAVE LOT. wii | 
| aeatboed that the land in the description 
mafter set forth be cteeestiet as 
Commercial. One Lots to both, 
inel. =e 13 with a 20 ft. alley Jaerane 
across ¢ sl on part said lots. ‘tion 
The change in the building cone ma 
im the above area to ‘Combcercial One is 
made thot to the recommendation 
of the City Plan Commission and said 
Commission is hereby Sppointed to make 
# final report upon this   | divide, Perry Mount Park Ceme-| 4 i 
tery. FE 4-008 Layout Inspector |POR BALE 2, GRAVE CEME-. 
tery plots. White Chapel Ceme | ply MILLRIGHT 
tere. Garden of the Resurrection | Maple 
Exceptional buy for cash. OL Birmingham. Mich. 
or. oon wed Sot $s] OL DER MAN WHITE CHAPEL - BEST LOCA-||’ord dealer wants 2 new tions. Two graves, Rea) bargains 
LI 2-2167 - 
    
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revious to the public | 
ins og’ to be held bet : to ‘ore this amend- 
ment ) pursuant to Section 4 BOX REPLIES 
of Act No. 207 of Public Acts of 1921. At 10 a.m. foday as amen i 
‘That not jess than fifteen (15) days 7 8, 12 25, 9 
notice of the. time. and place of a , a8 ie es 8, ‘T hea on the final passage of $~-60. 65, 71, 80, 88, 97, 101, this —— shall be given in a 105. 
= circulation in this, 
meee | mele pag rea | is here- =m 
shal! take effect ten> 
ae) "anys. f and after the date. of, 
ite the City Commisston ot 
na ‘by th y the City Commis- 
sion of the of — this 13th day 
. Pa) furnted.   
        
  __ Help | Wanted Male _6 
| ACCOUNT. ADJUST ER 
Excellent Need for bch a 
national autom 
  far with 
nance company. Prefer ean y. ‘ca a man 
e. high pet Coa — 
Ther aba! est i RUA tee     be through Classified Ads !! 
r| Must pin Ms et 8 to) Yes, whatever it is — dial 
        Sales Representatives Broad experience and contractor 
contact or fleet sales. 
Model Makers | Call Royal Oak 
LI 7-7474, from 3 to6 p.m. 
Monday Thru Friday 
for Appointment Pattern experitnee necessary. 
  
car salesmen to complete 
small sales force in new 
Ford dealership. Some 
sales experience neces- 
sary, must be rs mor | 
er, guarantee, hospitali-| i : z 
Ake plan and demo 451 E. WILSON 
plan. Call for interview) PONTIAC General 
Maintenance 
SLATER'S   
  Mr. Jeffrey, Jeffrey Ford, rE 4§ 
Sales, 10 N. Washington, PES 
OA 82521, Oxford. Oak: 
land County’s DIOLS yaa IT UICK. 
Ford dealer. 
Gees nar ah Pak FE28181 for an ad: 
  writer and get it! “wedi! N. Hunte: 
        
  
  
  
  
DA Mito 3 Pi M. . OR 
Employment Office 
318 Boulevard Bldg. 
Woodward & Grand Blv 
SALESMAN. PART TIME. show you $30 to       
d.| 
for 3 hours evening work Leads 
Call 
and furnished Wil train 
between 98 
+174 
Man to assemble and test 
draulic and pneumatic 
College graduate or previous 
perience on laboratory testing 
ed 
M. C. MFG. CO. 118 Indianwood Rd Mr 
10 
I! 
devices 
ex: 
de- 
Lake Orton   
TRUCK DRIVERS 
Experienced driveaway driv- 
ers only for long distance 
trips. Must have references 
eace Mus past experi- 
ence ust be ponseirelly, 
to ase 
ec. persica ‘od Tiv- 
ers’ test. Apply 9 to 
12 noon Monday to “Friday 
at Guard House Fleet Car- 
rier Corp. 586 8. Bivd. East 
Pontiac. 
  
WANTED: EXPERIENCED M AN 
for horse farm. Call EM 3-4847.   
  
  
    
            
  
  
              
    
  
  
  
  
              
    
  
      
    LIG! 
Rubbish hauled, 
and gravel. FE wel. FB 3-000. INCINERATORS CLEANED 40 ASH or rubbish hauled, Clean up. FE 
tse. 
~ O'DELL CARTAGE Local and ra Leng. pistenes ¢ Moving 
Trucks to Rent 7 TRACTORS 
% T 4 Stake 
“Te. Pickup Trucks 
Pontiac   
  
‘arm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. 825 8. WOODWAR | i! rane Sunda. 
Ome Or oes PE 41442 u 
~ REDUCED RATES: van .| serve you, Smith 
Moving. FE   
  
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BLOOMFIELD WALL Cl CLEANERS: 
Walls and window: Reasonable CARPENTRY WORK. | NEW AND _fepair. FE 4-421 
    CAN | 
$100 per week. 
    70.000 women today enjoying busi- 
hess success. Let us show yo A 
what successful wom are work. New and repair. D ie ee SScrs AND CABINET 
ro Por information call rE : _ Murdock. FE 27861 B. Free est., no obligation. FE 2-1631   
  
  CABINET “MAKER AND CARPEN- r LADY. Kitchens a specialty FE) _Live. in - FOND OF CHILDREN. 
OR _3-2804 before 6. 
LOOK! A job of imtergst and diversity 
awaits at woman who looks   
ELECTRICAL WIRING & HEAT. 
ing contrel work Licensed. Ed/| 
_Murray. 1 FE _2-8657. 
| LIGHT HAOLING 1 AT ANY TIME. 
Lad 2-2:           
      
  
  
  
Lost: oe DOBERMAN PINCH- er, tn Maret of Round Lake. Ae 
swers to me of Mike. 
__ 33478. CARPET LAYING. SEWING, " _ a binding. Any repairs Carpet} Lost: LARGE COLLIE. MALE, 5 
pasa a age ww a = re. old. Answers to the name of 
een $0137 or rE. S388 1 _Noore eats ot Meera” Fe 
EXPERT TREE TRIMMING | & RE- al Pb. FE 5-6303 or OR 
= WALL B BY MACHINE PREE 
estimates No job too big or small 
5-4628 LOST: BLACK PURSE CONTAIN- 
company money and checks be. 
tween 8 Johnson and Keego 
Harbor Reward. F" 34 
LOST — MAN'S | LEATHER BItt- PONTEAC a : : a . Sa ANY TYPE OF |= fold, brown Vicinity Auburn Ayr Employment Service [man immediately payine at teas ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- Valuable papers, Reward. FE : $50 a week weg & Coa 218 E Pike a 
— ee FE +255) a UMBINO ean WANTED. te BLACK MALE COCKER . RIED WOMEN Reasonable. FE. 5-1016 [FURNACES ‘CLEANED AND _ RE. “Spaniel vicinity of Midland” and racy Sa est wonan FOR “COMPANTON OF Buty Rice fg ve" Hsien Ne same a lt. Se es! wife. No chi t — aramp No fanvauing Colacting, Tiana'S FE“ETaan™! “'"" GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING At FOUND. SMALL COCKER IN” vr or delivery. 40 per cent commis-|—— ——| eaoyeey palin rear = ae Oak- cinitv of Perry Park FE 5-560 sion. For personal interview at Kenny Dr. Road and tow- | $25 | REWARD FOR_ GR ECMAEA TO _ phone Big ell __ Work Wanted _Female ni OE Ne hn AGTOMORT RE shout or recare of aye. oe nie 'REG. NURSE. UNDER-GRADU- | > - dd ee Bo te ate, ak technician, or expe D- | DESIRES CHRISTMAS <anina| pee: Washing. »olishing, simdéniz- wt 7 
fenced doctors assistant for Birm- __Wwork. Call after 6 p.m. PE 4-3961./_!ng. Road Service. FE 3-173. LOST WALLET IN BLOOMPTE e MI 6-004 WAITRESS AND TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV. Theater Sat. night, with Serce: ingham doctor. ne M 
REFINED HOUSE MOTHER TO supervise 2 children 11 and 15.|_ Write Pontiac Pres sey 7. | EXPERIENCED   
Lomo irl, 18 Needed badly 
ia aakine! Press Box %%4 al. Free estimate FE 2-6019. FE 
4-6324.   
epare meals and keep house /|EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER / 
y la scrubbing or) mature. oe and arpenaanis | heavy work. Woman about $5 pre-| OR 3-757 _j 
\GIRL = Deainiene BABYSITTING | {ie 
rey EM 3-080 as AND DELIV. 
ery. 1 ample time off, References re.’ 
quired, Phone WEbster 3-8200 line 
_™0 from 8:30 to 5 week dav,   
  
    STEROORAFRER IRONINGS, $3 PER BU. Qoob | ~ 
    
WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR experienced salesman. 
emi 
SINGLE MAN 
20 N Rochester Rd. 
WANTED ELDERLY MAN 
smal) farm. 9321 Green Rd.., 
tich, Mich. Phone 4221R. AN 
ady 
ON 
ON 
WANTED | SALESMAN AT ONCE. 
Dinnan & Son. 66 W 
St. nt a ee 
Help Wanted Female 7) 
AMBITIOUS WOMAN EARN 
weekly handling beautiful 
lite and fine Bavarian 
Leads plentiful. 
Car necessary, FE 2-6175 or 
2-9627. Huron 
ster- 
china. 
No totes 
    
thse OVER © AND 
Jooking for a rm: 
position as housekeeper? I 
so, We are sure this will 
1] 
+4780. for ‘ 
                  
    
  
        
  
    
  
    
    
  
  
          SEWER CLEANING | Sinks—Sunday Service FE 4-2012 
by the hour or Sat. or PLUMBING AND HEATING. H. 8 Los ton & Son 4-3767 or OR" 5076, 
SAWS MACHIN E FIL MANLEY LEACH 10" BAGLEY st, eat t Ll   
  
  
  
  license. car registration, Le 
Reward. Lee orn = 
Lger — TICK 1 ENGLISH 
a fmale nutans scar 
on je an eds 
seatton eo FE 2-2078 — 
BROWN LEATH biltor A Pica Mt. Sean 
Contained Christmas money. 
& checks. Re- 
LOST: RED COCKER SPAMIEt. 
    
  
  
    
    
           Excellent position for experienced| Work. 4 Mary Day. FE 24001, | Shouse Auto’ Upholster 1 stenographer or recent graduate|IRONINGS, $3 PER BU. 1 DAY TAILORED SEAT’ covEns” Take) Sect et vena who can = oa oectine _service. FE 5-1471. CONVERTIBLE TOPs __Liberal reward MA 4 MA 4-2681. 
IRONINGS. FICk-oP AND DELIV. FE 8-1 83 cas, Flessent wre ise “On| ory. 40 _N. Parke St. near E. Huron 8t ae feast my a, ee Fe me cation ong mony Other attractive 1 1 Day SERVICE eo TRONINGS, | WASHING areal AND ous _Michigan Animal Rescue League. per bu. uum aweepers repa ‘ -en 8/$100 R t SONFIDEN- > . KIND MIDDLEAGED LADY! &m. to p.m. Thyle Plectric | tia) pew sapmroe sco Aga! HONE OR WRITE would ce way cuune SS 502 _N. oie FE 68. ore - eee _—_ olen Fades § or BLUE CROSS ie ratimore (and) Hol Farm. wentat Belt) ns oe a pe ywood. * lolly. or to con- uw UE SHIELD cADY Y DESIRES D sD va wore | Dressmaking, , Tailoring 16 Piction of persons responsible _ Huron, FF 4-151 Mon., urs. wi Li) plus . Whe MAin. 9-0068 collect \SODA FOUNTAIN: BE EXPERIENCED tare, FE eres | iene uae. itor coenic (60 Waasiee only. $1 hr. Appif in person. Wes- LADY WANTS BABYSITTING APT. _entrance, FE 1055. ley Drugs, 14 Mile Ra. Birming. | eTnoons and evenings, FE. baa eee arenes _Hobbies & Supplies 244 _ham LADY DESIRES HOUSEWORK x By Fur Furniture Refinishing 160A 16A G0pik’ Aueco. Sk a ace Tired of Commuting ea WISHES WORK ST bay REPAIRING ANTIQUES a apm| ¢f: Revere: 7.0.C, ana on ecee : 
lar cameras & 8 On easy To Detroit: FE clalty. FE 65-0162, pat rms. Many Christmas bargains Secretary for Birmingham or-| LADY WiSHES Tip WORK, OWN Laund Service 18 new Dec ganisation ongared in rinting transportation. Good references. unary e of and publish eee a rE $7214 SAPARD AAA wed a FApEcce FILM mt a 
- 1 ving| MIDDLEAGED WOMAN WISHES ataae mph Is experienc babysitting. 204 W. Chicago. FE CURTAINS FINISHED CTURE FRAME, — Heddeconnns ae and salary Plain or ruffied, expert finishing) paint BY NUMB . 28, anne ese - 
_Box_No. 110 TYPING, MIMEOORAPHING. SEC-| COTTON RUGS, ALL _& IzEs. $1.60, $2.06, 06.05, cee Se TYPING AND SHORT THAND. WEP 3) Se retari WASHED Al AND FLUFF Di ww. somo $8: p.m. Mon. PRACTICAL > Toa AVATLART, Fi UNDRY NEW SCRABBLE SETS AINT 
TRACTOR _& IMPLEMENT | iRONINGS IN MY HOME, REA- AUTOMA ATLA i. member KENSTOSR, = is wast DIVISION _sonable. OR 3-6023. Boerne eee Lawrence PR sta te Beet FORD MOTOR CO. _|7 women want WaT WASH. aod. Domaiaatly tubenes ; | PARAGON Pai R 0 _" TAKE WAGHINGR AWD AND on mary ¢ PE weiss. __ | see $8. ™ Birmingham “figr toms” Resronne: On| FOR "Pa Ponte tammy. re Notices & Personals 25 . * PRO LPPLP OL LELPRILP a 
Has immediate openings for | wanTEn WASHINGS AND ikon | —22i@t AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES. 
Stenographers scita wanes saavarrve Lenlscaping, 184) "fecal mae es Se, : er home. Other children for| FOR BETTER TREE TRIMMING ANS _playmates, MY 9-5168. and remove. Froit and orn. Acrotred Kuapp Shoes Steno- WASHINGS ane TRONINGS. PICR| m ya 20 Ra >i 
Secretaries “ives caecaaed APPLY 
re ’ Open ti 8 p.m. one ea”  
  THE PONTIAC PRESS THURS SDAY, DEC EMBER 15, 1955   
Notices 6 & t Personals s 23) Wanted Real Estate 32A 
  
  
  no! o1 BO! ANE a. CAN tsps. GLAXO TRADES oe TRADES 
= ends w ween ‘s oe We are specialists in ‘yaad 
homes, gpa lake si 
~INDEBT? | #iz=is'% equny. larger homes for Sake 
city propert 6 Oe se ee ments, see us os day for Y incomes’ We de our men 
LORS, haere a nesnae Do not fee} obi . Call us 
bation we will give 
pest Theater. FE = our honest opinion regard | i3 
KNAPP SHOES property. We ae establishing a 
FEI MOTT FeO ney Fepulation as the leading traders 
N AND Arisa THIS DATE. DE- ° 
at will not be! DORRIS & SON | pee a any other than my- eh sph 1557 
self. M y E. Bikins, 353 E. 792 _ Madison Ave, oe Co-operative R eat ges "iaen ange 
ON AND AFTER TH DAVIE. LISTINGS NEEDED Busi   
— acreage or farms. Qualia 
ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26'9 W. Huron FE 23-7421 OA _8-3338 
WANTED: CITY LOTS ae sEw- 
er end water, FE Call 
after 6 D.m. 
CITY LOTS We desperately need city lots 
with water es see S ares 
are waiting for 
sirable oceation. Contact ey =   00 EDOING TNVFFATTONE, $7.50. 
Stherland Studio w : 
  
Wtd. Household Goods 27 
CASH FOR SMALL RADIO8 AND 
ers, PE 65-8755. 
¥F ;URNITURE NI NEEDED Ss —— or — lots. Get the   
CLARK K REAL ESTATE 
    
      
    veh it tor f ter'you. B'S. Community FE 46492 . Phone OR 3-2717, 13623 W. Huron &. Open Eventi 
ae us BUY aaa AUCTION ; BUY OR SELL 
“— LARGEST will pe buy your prop- 
Ofeaay, beers char eater | 1 Seartbene Sead te WANTED: CRIB. 6 YEAR SIZE cite prove it Se on 
Peosonasie = * oe ane PE 1157 wee. BRE 70008 WANTED TO BUY ALL ALL TYPES ———| 
WANTED FURNITU RE! . 48 HOURS If you have anything for sale, and want prompt. courteous serv-§ |OR YOUR HOME 
ice, ‘and he _— price ip EQUITY 
OADSED FURNITURE AROEST. JIM W RIGHT, Realtor FR +2866 345 Oakland A FE 5-044   | Co-operative Resi Estate Rent Apts. Furnished 33 FIRST FLOOR. PRIVATE EN- 
- yas ee or gen- 
  
  
      
3 FLORENCE. ADULTS ONLY. 2 
maa ODER APT. VERY clean. $15 per week plus utilities. 
_OR 3-380. 
WATERFORD ? ROOMS, BATH. private entrance. OR 3-2444. 
UPPER FURK FLAT AD ADAMS RD.   
WARM. FU. FURWERED 2 BEDROOM 
apt. Private bath. automatic hot 
water Ak oi) heat. $18 week 
all Pontiac Trail. year. 230 8. 
Walled Lake. Ph. Detroit, TOwn- 
send Oe Rent Apts. Un Unfurnished 3 34 
3 LARGE FRONT ROOMS AND 
bath. Steam noe hot water,   
  stove, furnished. 
ccet dasa Fe wees. 
3 ROOMS. “PRIVATE BATH. WEST = Couple ples prelerred. 1 166 Cole- 
3 ae ‘ADULTS ONLY. MUI- 
berry 9 o-i8e: 
3 ROOMS, vars BATH AND 
entrance, sere: refrigerator, and 
all utilities furn. No ehildren. Near Crooks and Auburn. FE 
§-3971, 
ROOM APT’S. TILED BATHS. 
‘ Aco Managers Apt. 444 
Pike. 
eee AND BATH, CLOSE IN. 
3-€933. 
at E. MANSFIELD. 
FE 5-6028. ;   
  
  
Jad Heat 
  zi" 
  
4 aoa 
4 ROOMS. UNFURNISHED. 249 OR- chard Lake. MODEST MAIDENS 
  ALAN- 
  
ROOMS BATH, LAKE 
privileges. No children, heat furn. 
eee FE 2-2900. 2424 Pontiac 
¢ ROOM M UPPER. HI HEATED APT. 
Arults. 633 Judson Ct. cor 8. Mar- 
_shall. 
§ ROOMS MAIN 1 FLOOR APART- 
ment and garage vate 
ce: Newly 7 beddrol nt Wenry 
Sd     __ Wed. Miscellaneous 28   
  
  
    
  | house 0 PARTY ne LIKE 
se OF on In iw e DEEP-WELL ROD PUMP. IN! Will consider other name lake. 
aes condition. Cal] FE 8-2676 be-- Write Pontiac Press Box 6 
ore 2 or write R. Watson, 610, Grizdaie, Pontiac. | 
GENTLE Worse For poyis| Mahan Has Buyers Good ee for your pet. MI! You yakt ACTION 
40607 efter { d G oe sales 
LARG ij I force is ences onal. e mi 
Lents Oe BURNER oa tson's" Auio your lsting end will certainly 
_ Parts 106 Perry FE FE ba a meer to ans i 
NEW AES IN GOOD ¢ cONnE Kobe Lends OS Ooo ced d Spinet or console. Cherry, Estate ee tn Pontise a 
‘or. walnut. LI | flee. we henaic ait aetalle. Ser fs ‘er aed {QENTLE FOR nancing and closing. Call us to 
me , for your pet obi aner™s Say ites Nat) yes jorepesty 
WANTED LARGE Buy—To Sell-To Trade TO B SOY 
Mae ee of fireplace wood: Ivo Weuy IT-WE'LL INSURE IT. 
MAHAN REALTY CO, REALTORS   WANTED. FITHER 3 
outboard motor. FE 
__Money V Wanted = 28A ‘ OR 5 ae 
4-3000   
  WHE TO_BORMOT 100 Or, codtnhn’ £2 Patt TT age Wil give first mortagge. On| FE 2.0263 8-3000 1075 W. chr 
___Wanted to Rent 29 *™*T poat®orrice ~   
FREE SERVICE 3 phd ala eo RDS witt BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE Save expense time 
= uawanted ce We sone pect erent ne . 
sppointm en’ Ph, Pontiac EM 3-3311 
  an. reap co rental teaay. 
perms | -R. F. McKINNEY 3 OR 3} BEDROOW HOUSE On! UNiv. 1-9768 flat, unfurnished around Jan. 1éth 
Have 2 boys age 3} & 7. Pontiac or) 
suburbs. §-6730 or write Own- 
i Eastland.   
er, Roseville SOLD 
Youno ONAL COUPL 4 need furnished ished or partly furnished 
apt. Eta! house immediately. 3 to 4 
8 & bath. South 
Dirmisehan area. Mpg “nef 
erences. Phone MU 9-187 | or Not Sold Ww roperty isn't sold yet. 
y It») Decatea it hasn't been listed 
“WHITE   
share my apt enother girl. 
Bee Bendy at Pontiac State Bank | 
Or call | 2-3043 after 6 pm . 
GIRL WISHES TO SHARE APT 
with another working girl. FE REALTORS $660 Dixie Hw . 
Phone OR 3-1872 of OR 3-1768 
WILL SHARE HOME with cou; or lady for chtiq —  — —\ ———__—_—__ 
_ care. Call before 3. WORKING Ome WILL SHARE «| A H 
oom apt Call PE 2-3635 after 6 
Wed. "Contracts, _ Migs. 32 
CASH For Contracts. tell = old. 
or Small if you have 
will be at your 
7 For small esuitiess 
what Wwe Want we 
for your equity. Call now and 
us What you have. 
Edw. M. Stour, | Realtor 3.71 N. Saginaw &t FE 54-6165 
Open Eves, a 8:30 
WE CAN SELL YOU a aoe: or | Ask for Ted McCullough 
Ee HAYDEN, ora CAN SELL YOUR Call or 
to oer a O8T oa ——)e6 G. ELLIOTT & “SONS aon jand eontract, Realtor — Ho the etna Ne erates, Lurtridge 31000 N'Western Mwy. _at_M'volt 
    
    ow ee 
St. Phone FE 2-4316 Rent Apts. Furnished | B 
CASIT |) ROOM. KITCHENETTE. PRI- Bae bath. 2 employed girls or Convert your land contract tnto i e. Adults only. Alberta Apte., 
CASH. See ‘Se0"K. Paddock. _ 
> ') FURN. ROOM FOR ONE Max 
JOSEPH F. REISZ | on tirst fioor. Pvt. entrance. REALTOR | §&6339 130 Raeburn. 
83% W. Huron 8t. FE 23-0250 3 VATE ENTRAN 
: private beth Heat, lights 
WE HAVE $60 per month. Adults only. 
  
  Phone FE 6-7367. 
land ROOM FURN. APT, PRIVATE our elients. Bee me before you)? anos, shower end sts, FE 
= z ROOMS FURN. APT. FOR To Buy—To Sell-To Insure (2 couple. Private entrance. Dr. Cur- son's Clinic, -157 W, Huron. 
2 DELUXE APTS. AT CLARK'S Corner. 1 bik. west of Blue Sky. 
Coupies or pechalors: 1 baby wel- | 
_come FE 5-2706 
2 Roose ADULTS ONLY. 
81 Auburn Ave     
MAHAN | REALTY CO REALTORS 
Co-operative Rea! Estate Exchange 
  
    
  
  Open Evenings sad Sundays; 2 ROOMS CLOSE IN, CLEAN 1075 W 1073 W. Huron nn Ph F E 2-026) “quiet. men. FE 4-$637 “| 
| 2 ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANC : 
| suitable for one person. 66 8.. 
‘Senford, 
on the eale of r Land Con. 2 ROOM APT. VERY REASON- tract. If tt wheat we on jook- | —— Pensioned woman de- 
ing for we wit y them or ROOM CABIN. A ns them for y |2 ROOM CABIN. ALL CONVENT- a See us for the fast sed ences. Utilities included. MY 
fee are for. No com-| 2-171. Tru-Rustic Cabins, 468 
tenet tee large or _8. B ay. Lake Mich. 
: . Must Edw. M. . Stout, Realtor be clean, no drinkers, FE 42337. 
mie ) Roe art mare © FO - small children. 
% MORTGAGES 3 ROOMS 8 AND BATH. APPLY ON FARMS OR SUBURBAN from _"? ‘ Red acre ieton ly Ld foot emees, {3 ROonES Fi GARAGE, ALL 
“CHA | Biute” all gortaeet re «Sar? B °D HARLES. *Realtor | 8 3a 'N. Seen eur ne eat ve Fe 8. ses Het } ROOM APT. NEAR ELIZA- 
Cc. FOR CONTRACT. tre cularen es ay YE 
_oR 4 fi vanwWelt be 5449 Dixie Hwy. 5-1435. 
3 ROOMS AND BATH. NO CHIL- dren. West Lh FE 54-2371. ~ FAST ACTION!   
3 ROOM _FURN. APT. COUPLES 
only, FE 40650   
3 ROOM BATH BRICK TER- 46492. Ask for Mr.|3 _ . ; e. 3165 
  Highland Rd. MUtual EF 
ROOMS AND BATH. 2 B 
west of downtown. “Cash Waiting   
  
  
  
  38 Williams. 
For contrac 3 J ROOMS, AND A ; ons HEAT. 
Mar, Sommon pereonatiy for quick. Party 8 courteous - Parks @t 
- ROOMS & RATH, WEST SIDE. 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor TE Sas afer SD as 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. | north of Pontise, OR 3-8014. 
FE 4-2533 4 ROOMS AND BATH 
Se oo re 
§ ROOMS AND BATH FURN. NO Buyers CASH contracts, drinkers or children. 2134 Com- 
a and small, new or seasoned te ee 
IVAN W 5 ae re . 
at ATE 
Some. a EN: 
K. L. Temp! 1, Realtor. ree oF 3 men. 
hard Lake rE 
  TABLE, ATE EN- trance. Sober man 153 Prospect. 
WE NEED 
  LAND CONTRACTS [pute For an ee 
We Will give vou a ouiek cash! DONT PASS. UP 
“eetflement. Give us Sell unneeded MQNEY! 
nike ongings for cash 
Classified Ads! 
FE 181,            
  
  6 — AND BATH. BASE- 
ment. FE 4-0559. 
ae FOR RENT. 
PE 5-4840 
BY WILLIAMS LAKE 6 ROOM 
fa fireplace. Garage FE 
£70. 
DEL RIO APTS. 
1 Oakiend 
an bath, stove and 
_utilites, furnished Couple only 
LAKE FRONT, MOVE NOW INTO tiled bath. 
10 month annually. UNiversity 
3-8813 
UPPER 3 R ROOMS | AND B. BATH, 
ant furnished, $75 a month. FE 
oA} . a 
  WEST SIDE APT AVAIL., 2 BED- & bath up. ibe rm. din- 
rate base- 
fore 5, FE 42521 
afar 8. PE 5-1172 
Rent Houses Furnished 3 35   
2 ROOM BIN. UTILITIES 
furn. Call Sfer 6, Lake Orion, 
_MY_ 3-1263, 
J ROOM FURN. COUPLE ONLY. 
$40 per eo 3808 Morgan Rd. 
SEMENT HOUSE AT 
Inquire 22 Auburn 
_Ave. office in rear 
5 ROOM HOUSE. COUPLE warm 
1 child. References. FE 2-5145 
5 ROOM TER   
4 ROOM 
Min lane:   
    
RACE. NEAR TEL- 
Huron, Automatic heat, carpeted. 
$00. Call FE 3-712 before 5 
| ks Ask for Mr. Pace. 
5 ROOM PARTIALLY FURN 
modern house Sanford 
Adults only Give rereases: Ap- ply Pontiac Press x 16 
6 ROOM HOUSE NEAR PONTIAC 
Motor 608 N. Perry 
ADAMS RENTAL obey   
  
32-7033 | 
ALL MODERN 7, ROOSE. 
verine Dr. Wolverine pace: 
__Twinbrook 3-9578. Detroit 
| ATTRACTIVE MODERN 3 3 BED 87 WOL- 
Ph 
  
  reom ranch home on 
Gas beat All modera peel 
enees. Avail. until] June. $200 mo 
5 §-0390 
FURN WINTERIZED COTTAGES end trailers. Children welcome. 
3810 Dixie Mwy. 
| FOR RENT 1930. 26-FT MOBILE 
Crutser with beth. Phone FE 
24864 
FURNISHED HOUSE. CHILDREN 
welcome, PLateau 2-230 
FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM LAKE- | 
front home in Lake Orion 
Basement, garage, hot atr heat 
MY 34566. Available until June 
$115 
hie 2-BEDROOM LAKE FRONT 
auto. washer. of] furnace. 
foe aes TV. Until] Mar. 1. MY 
sent. 
TAKE ORION. PARTLY FURN Sosa. * bath. Adults only. MY 
MODERN 2? BEDROOM HOME 
rea. enient to   
  
ter Li roo! ing room 
kitchen bath, full basement. 1) 
heat. month Lesoh annual lease. 
References req 
EMBREE “< GREGG od Unic= Lake Rd. 
Union Lake Village 
EM 3-33:4 Eves. 
MODERN HOUSE, s, ren 33708 NTIL JUNE 
@. 10 mi 
of Cor ce   
we!   1 
    For Rent Rooms. 
= 
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| 
| es   
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 
CLARKSTON 6 ROOM SINGLE 
Garage. $90. MA 5-0687.   
FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM HOME 
West side location, automatic heat 
and hot water, garage. $110.00 
per month. 
For Lease: 6 Bedroom Home. west 
side location. automatic heat and 
bet water, 2 car garage. $125 
month. 2 months in advance, 
erode report required. 
“BUD” NICHOLIE | REAL a, AND ee 
40 mens 8tl, 
FE Sito: or rE. 32-1372 
GOOD RENTALS AVAILABLE 
With or without children. 
ADAMS RENTAL SERVICE 
3382 Auburn Ave. 
PE 2-7053     
| IN BIRMINGHAM, 3. BEDROOM 
use, unfurnished $115 per | 
month. Call MI 6-2237   LARGE 7 ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 
at Bob's Chicken House, 497 Eliz- | 
abeth Leake Rd. 
MODERN LOWER 6 ROOM. LIGHT 
and gas furn. 1 child welcome. 
_FE 51298 NEWLY DECORATED 5 ROOM 
terrace. 20 Rosshire Ct. FE 2-7043. 
NEW DUPLEXES   
  
2 BEDROOM i 
$79.50 RENT eeeeee N and Mt. Clem- 
on East Ivd. Call FE 
_Stm3 en ‘ti! ® p.m 
PARTLY FURNISHED ee ROOM 
_ house in Keego Harbor. FE 17-0086. 
WALLED LAKE TWO BEDROOMS 
Shopping 2 blocks. Modern. $15 
weekly. 556 E. Lake MA 
_+1T8. WATERFORD. 
_week, option P Drive. 
Ee ROOMS 
PO Box 535 __ 
37 
2 SLEEPING ROOMS. CHEE 
homey atmosphere, 124 ronnie 
FE 56-0313.   FURN. 3 ROOMS AND UTILIT 
. FE . 0 ‘ance 
haya S15 i] 
  
BUS 8T STOP. PRIVATE | soled enacts 
Cooking, laundry. 499 W. 
CLEAN ROOM FOR ONE =   
  
  a By Jay Alan 
      
  __ “Of course 1 open my presents before Christmas! How 
else can 0) tell how expensive a att to ny wD SHEL 
| boar | City tive po with plenty of cup- | 
1 
Ww 
44813. ‘Opes evenings.     For Sale Houses 43) 
5 & BATH - eee - $1450 
DOWN. Neat and clean.’ 
Screened side rch. separate 
dining room, 2 large rooms, | 
basement, oil furnace, attrac: | 
00 feet In | 
te | 
  
  4 ROOM FURNISHED HOUGE. Watkins Lake. FE 45268   
FORCOLORED | 
| FAMILIES 164 Dellwood. Like-new large 
Howard, as low as $1,200 down on 
FHA or 
mortgage costs. a! 
18 
FE 2-6412 
John Kinzler, Realtor, 670 W Huron | | 5 room bungalow plus stair- | i 
1 
\ this area 
terms, - pilus 
Call Mrs. 
Gillespie Si. 
  
and din 
trance 
$12,800 Templeton. INCOME Tip-top a tm srea of fine 
homes op Perry 
down, tireplace, b 
Even 3 rooms bath up 
Renta] income, §60 
This is an excellent purchase ot) 
terms 
INVESTMENT 80x200 future commercial build-|   el 
  
  modern frame e ell 
back from highway. Rented, $70 | 
This ts _@ price to sell deal st) gon09 
$8,500. Terms 
k. L. Templeton, Realtor 2338 Orchard Lake Rad. +4563 
After 5, if no answer, cal) 
WEST SUBURBAN Well located brick ranch At- 
tached 2 car garage. one acre 
of land $10,500 tota | 
FIVE BEDROOM | 
  
  
  
  
  
  
Ra. 3336 Fox, EM 3-405, 
PARTIALLY FURN. 4 ROOM house to re ible couple . 2088 
+4381, ‘ON. 
RENT, 1 full bath thal per mo. 
MA 4-3543, nat   
  | SMALL 20 X se HOCsE Fal PARTLY 
furnished "with a large new house 
bleed Hardly finished FE 
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 
2 DROOMS, LIVING ROOM 
titchen 3 piece bath. utility room | 
ett ica Oil heat, fenced     
  persons, FE 5-8466. 184 Mt. Clem- | Possession Corre Ist 1362 W. Huron 2-481 
Ls | Bungalow with 8 rooms 6 
ae | and natural fireplate.  MPull bese. | Cooperative Real Estate ) Exchange | /€LEAN ROOM, AUTOMATIC | fox ee heat and bot water. No drinkers | ™ent Gas furnace ie $6650 | bet water, ree a gerece “eee 4 bedroom home with full bath ——- lots. four outside entrances Ideal) 6.) heat “ a EAN SLEEPING NG ROOM FOR) i 18a Auto hot water $560 
geutieman. 4@2 Matthews. FE | for ‘uncome: Only 613)500,) terme.) Cooae plus costs. Only one-cail 
pode TRADE CLOSE IN CLEAN SLEEPING ‘ . CRAWFORD rooms. Men only 46 Mechanic | et Be eee tortion AGENCY 
CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM. GIRL! ell _lgcated e ¢. | $3"2 W. Huron FE 41549 on days. Huron bus. PE 20504 | Large jot nicely landscaped. Nel ives MY 3-7085 
DESIRABLE 8LEEPING ROOM Gming space Finished. ap knotty | LAKEIE FRONT 
for gentieman West side Oi) une Large _ living room, two heat “FE 23-1763. | pin garage, patio. 3 Bedroom eed with full base- 
FOR MEN WITH GARAGE. NEAR| Yes. it has everything bh] C5 needs. trmtstinge ates oneal General Hospital. No drinkers. FE | cept rey contract or real es =k lots overlooking the lake A real _ 58461. in exchange, opportunity for cottages or mo- 
a) ne ren USEKEEF | Ri WwW ee a Lp show you this today 
wee een) Ridgeway mi ] CRAWFORD ORE RO REALTOR “AGENCY 
cou hoe Seer GA Berea Estate Exch aie tes MY 1005" “1 oe | 2 - | Co-operatt ee st xchange ves. 
e@ available. Auto heat on ree I water Call aft. @€ pm. FE | 
_ 2-078. 26 Mark | _t ROOM & BOARD =| ateman) warm clean S bea Warne ari 
tance to Motors. 473 E 
_Mansfietd SLEEPING ROOM FOR 2 WOMEN. | 3 Bedrooms Established tn 1916 Room _ together. aay ornare. 1.500 Down 
Quiet home. ¢ $1. OM! Ww IDE DUPLEX — Brick 1000 Lakeview or call rE 4 +5280. To qualified buyer who can 2-family, Each side has 6rms 
WARM SLEEPING ROOMS. CLOSE. Rey per month 20 ft. and bath, Pull basement, 2 fur- te Pentios Motor. 284 Nelson. Call vin very mode! naces, floored 3rd, fir. Paved kitehen (with bullt-ins ga- P oe _ther's lore). of] heat and gerace. cet Pomirapeed will mere than 
onthly Rooms With Board 38) Today's best buy at Gaihls, now at v8 60" with non . q . Good me 
* Gat MER ME TO FOE] St Mike sy wma | spur : bs a Is only one block f 1s CLEAN, M nN TWIN excellent 7 room bome. Four eclipse one) Gs hehe beds, good meals. we drinkers. enclosed porch a $-rms, and bath on Ist Day shift. PE 2-03 so=e = deserters = fir) ¢rms. and bath vo. Pull r; newly ‘ 
eS ARTO Rew furnace, garnet tnd | garage Paved. sttert" Neat bur ROOM AND BOARD FOR MEN | 000° You'll think Santa | or only $2.00 down vou can FE 5-076. 47 Florence te i Cacicoms "ye torn Ome tiie) Sib 006) income 
WAT RING DISTANCE TO: THE early NEw Fast side home On!r 8 
IMC Bue at to Ponttec : 350 down Stee] kitchen peek 
“Motors 558 8 Sartore FE 8-671 = \\ ext Suburban | vas heat. full bath 50 fr lot 
Convalescent H Homes 38A 
BOARDING HOME Fr FOR ELDERLY 
women, OR 3-5821. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 
“ Nd Een cense St. FE 5-6105 
to Consumers Power 
3 ROOM HOUSE. 
pa Sanford OR_3-6181 
5 ROOMS AN ATH SMALL 
tana preter applt See South J . No c jay, FE ails on 
SD ROOMS, BATH, 1156 LAKEVIEW. Phone PR 4-4423. 
5 ROOMS AND BATH FOR SMAL family. No iF 
tians falecd Lege App   
  
  
L 
Log al Chris- 
South 
Jessie. No calls on yj ooh FE 
41683. . 
  East Side 
5 Rooms & Bath 
Sy ge ment — fired, 
heat. hot 1 car garage, Available ai- 
most imm tely, 965 per 
10, 5 a in ad- 
‘ and 
    
    
ern rooms by day or week. 45 
West Huron St. Phone FE_ 2-8266. 
Rent Stores 40 
LARGE ee oh _— ON CHASE 
St. next R. R. tracks. 
Good for “ent manu. or ‘= 
age. Wyman. FE 4-1122. 
420 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. 20X30. 
call FE 2-1643. __ 
2 BRAND NEW STORES, AUTO- 
mere heat. Next to large 
oe market on Dixie Highway 
S & $150 per sag Nicholie & 
boreer Co, 3 Huron, FE 
$-8183   
  
  
  100 &. SAGINAW ST AVAILABLE kind 
  
  He Sa of business. FE 
__Rent Office Space 
ee; licen ON. = 
Good parking facilities, MI 62170. 
For Rent Miscellaneous 42 
ONE E WAY 
RENT Suan LEAVE Uh THERE ‘Trailers vB nowiand, 3 zs Dixie Hwy. 
  
___ For $ Sale (— a8 
“ore i OR AT basement ent. Good b eat: 
       
       Fm For Sale Houses 43 dS ree 
NEW rs os OOM CONTEMPO- 
re 2 baths. half acre lot 
Pine cree rights, in Pine Center, 
Middlebelt & Long Lake Roads 
House open for inspection os | 
Becton ime Drive. Paice $28 500 | 
Michae as sate   
Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES 
SYLVAN MANOR 
3 bedroom brick ranch home car- 
port and garage new carpeting | 
water softner. on lovely land- 
scal lot, priced right, do not 
wal! 
, 
COLONIAL HILLS 
2 bedroom brick ranch, hot wa- 
ter base - ray heat. neged eting, 
drapes water softner yard, 
1'y, lots Oue of the. finer Bloomfield locations. 
3 BEDROOM CONTEMPORARY A beautiful ranch home in the 
trees, 2 tiled baths. 2 car ga- 
rage, siete floor in dining room 
Thermopane windows, patio off 
living room. truly an outstanding 
modern home. 
OREST LAKE 
Country far Estates 
new brick ranch 
full basement. fireplace, 
built in kitchen features 
lent location. Call quickly about | thig one, 
Evenings after 6 call Mr 
FE 5-7985. Spanking 
drooms 
Weitzel 
OFFICE OPEN 90-6 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704S. Telegraph Rd. 
WEEE 42533) 
7 Rms.—West Side Just off Huron and close to 
Webster school. To include 
nice bedrooms and bath up Gas heat 2 car garage. 
Price $11,500 easy terms 
Newer I-ast Side Large 5 room bungalow wan 
22 ft. 
and = 
out. Good basement and fur- 
nace. Price $8,450 with $2.500 
or less down] 
Builder’s Own Ilome Vecant. L arge new 3 bed- 
room cedar shake ranch 
reauced 
Oniy $1,500 down 
KINZLER | EAL | 670 W Huron — price 
Soee Phone FE 4-3525 | 
Co-operative Real Batons Exchange 
BROWN DOWN — West Suburban   
"tee veasecm bungalow with 80 
lot. Close to schoo) | 
ands eke privileges. “Excellent | condition 
$1500 DOWN—Summer cottage with 
ell furniture right on Lake Abectbs 
Enclosed rch Here is one 
can affo Priced at only $5 
ies ri Brick 3 bedroom 
w) ireplace, A-1 cd} - 
tion Enclose vies 
ue at only § bome 
DOWN — RANCH Style bun- [hdd Brand new. Attached gar 
reed air oi] Furn. Very at- 
tractive reeds maar vd closet door 
Birch e¢ Be sure end 
see this lovely home. “A happy 
Christmas could be spent here“ 
.. H. BROWN, Realtor 
    
  
Cute and 
home with 
oll eet tile bath enclosed 
ogaed on a parcel almost 
acre. Close 
  Perk. Close to BNE CONE Nt RURSING HOME 1 480 . eoah Vacant. MA 4-2430. hag r en and wom- and aaa ae 
JOSE. GAS HEAT. ean State peng 3 nour nursing 
el yard, water softener. Bus Owner iransicnied . 
dra end dedroo.n suite fur- ies “Baldwn. rr ‘cso. And stoag Ae 
ished. 0 Summit Ave, PE) PLEASANT wy Ta Raving, 0. auncaresurranes 
a Rew All ay =f rooms = 3 8 FEAR ROUND) decor and rsone. home. 
Seach Neca | ieee | Eben fem oe es, after 5:30 _p Hotel Roems 39 besoment, The ge rg rlesspet 2 HOUSES PARTLY La LTS a ry $14,750. 
Lotus Lake, Wa aterford. 1 bed-} HOTEL AUBURIN this is soe ot oday's “bert Rooms by Day or Week buys.” your 6y - ‘modern. ‘Rel ‘Call OR 3-0001 for chet ora room aparim ae ment now. 
{ ooking te era un | 3 ROOM ( MODERN HOUSE OIL | 4eqauwirn abe zai | $1.200 Down eat. Adults only, 223 Osmun ij Five! incom |bungalewinsith 
HOTEL ROOSEV! ELT fun” basement, new furnace 
3 BEDROOM MODERN HOME| Rooms $12.50 up. Bath. $17.50 up end garage Paved street. 
eer arpa h ne patted t FE 5-126 good east side Vocation: To- 
=e sm children eferences. | iimmon HOTEL CLEAN WMOD- fal price $8,200 
Kampsen 
Realtors “E 40528 
377 8. Telegraph ves. & Sun 
Co-operative Real Estate E: h corr 2 
full   
bedroom | 
basemert | 
to school 
    
rooms 
Several KNUDSEN 
Ardmore Street Famous for its beautiful Chrict- 
g and: nice 
and bath on 
Fae basement with ot] hot 
Auburn Manor Ranch type with large li 
re, two ms, oo 
: landscaped lot. 
Two Family Income ood _ ties. Located on east and west 
: side of city 
Wa. H. Knudsen 
$10 Ponuee sate Bank Bide. homes. 
tmeome proper- 
  
  -| THEIANSWER’TO 
YOUR P Want Ad 
hire, it’s FE To sell, rent, 
2818. OBLEM: 
        
      
rear cchools 'y block to bur 
Immediate possession too! Now 
offered at $7.995 Easy month. 
ly payments 
$1500 DowN — Fast side of city 
3-bedrms., full bath, 
to GMC Truck 
DRAYTON AREA — 2bedrm m™ home. 
for 88.950 with $2.- 
REMODELED 3-BEDRM FROME — 
Near State Hospital. Full barce- 
ment. gas heat, new 11, car farage. Paved street. near 
schools and bus. Total 
only $7,050. Payments 836 per month. 
ZONED BUSINESS — Large 7-rm 
home on west side. Full base- 
ment. ved street. Could be 
used for rooming house or con- 
verted to home and business 
Priced to io at $7.500 with 
$2,600 dow: 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lawrence 8t. FE 5-6105 
Open Eves, 
Next to the Consumers Power 
TRIPP We're Proud to Offer 
, This lovely, one-story, frme 
‘home with pri   
Watkins | Leake — nicest 
eection. Among its features 
ere 3 bedrooms, pine break- 
fast nook, i re 
tion room, me fire- 
Prostar ge cee gn 
ae — it will 
End of the Search 
Have you been seeking a 3 
e@ on one floor, 
of modern design with large 
-fooms, oll heat, no basement 
and located in the city? We 
have it eis, Ra. 
Priced at $17,000. 
Leslie R. sae Realtor 
re sae | . 
avis porch. A real val- 
a SUBURBAN 
. carpet. | 
price | _F or Sale Houses As 
GILES PROVE $6900 FULT. 
| See this 2 bedroom home 
located on a paved street | 
just a blocks off Boldwin 
Owner's health forces | 
he ef this property. Cam 
be bought for cash or terms 
$1000 DOWN Located west of the cit» 
i near Crescent Lake A real 
nice 2 bedroom home, jias- \ 
| tered walls, hardwood floors, | 
full basement. Coal HA 
beat. 1 car garage anc all 
| en a large 50 x 175 foot 
; lot Call for further informa- 
tion and appointment PS 
For Sale Houses: 43) _ _E-18   
WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR 1 LOT 
40x22. 3 bedroom shell house. 
Cost you $4245. $110 down, $46. 
mo. See our model... For addi- 
tional information contact 
Red 5019 Cass Eliz. Rd. 
FE 42252 or FE_ 23-0179 
| 3 BEDROOM UNPINISHED 
_house for sale FE 2-1104.   
HANDY MAN 
luis is one for vou. & room bun- 
gaiow, partly finished. Full bath, 
Trim and paint ix all you need. 
$6900 full price with $1,000 down 
Will show anytime. 
FAMILY 
Oniv 3 vears old with gas heat. 
fericed yard and garage Income | 
of $120 per month The full price 
is only $9.8600 with terms. Shown 
by appointment. 
| LOOK AHEAD 
VACANT—$500 DOWN West suburban. 2 bedroom 
home located on an acre 
near Watkins Lake. Fruit 
trees, grapes and berries } 
Just the place for a retired 
couple or someone who 
likes a large lot. This prop- 
| erty must be sold to close 
an estate Call for further j 
information 
| 
| WE NEED LISTINGS 
“| GIL ES REALTY CO 
o2 W. Hu 4 UE 5-6175 
‘Open 9 to 
BIRMINGHAM y BroRbon 
brick. basement. rear screened | 
porch, drapes. carpeting. fenced, | 
W. Kurth. Realtor. MI Be ready for spring 
room brick lakefront home. 
bath, tle kitchen, oak 
Teation room 
e auto 
iful landscape 
breakwater, many 
Call for appointment now in this 7 
Tile 
  | $1000 DOWN 
$5500 full price Small home in 
excellent condition Plastered | 
walls, neat as a pin See it now 
Russell Young | Eytan ae ggasi 300 
  Horse) : 
fully 
more extras. | For Ss Sale Houses — lane hos 
~ Charles $300 DOWN! Perhaps again, 
eer may be a “Joseph & Mary” 
with no oobgres 
| We sve e ball acre ot @ 
| sandy loam soil on Adams Rd 
| for $905 with $300 or a ha 
you down. And there's 3 rm 
insulated, comfortabl; 
ade 
e 
a 
oie 
fough home with electric hts 
well & ot] space heater, we'll - 
throw in FREE. 
  DO YOU DREAM of 6 = 
hew stone and cedar shake ri 
er on @ winding tn 
ed subdivision! 
full basement, and big lot? 
dreaming' Give us a call now. 
Priced $17,975. terms. 
WHY NOT? Yes. why not buy a 
heat clean oak floored brick home 
with ofl furnace & full basement? 
Cost ors oka at all. 
Phone find out how very little “ie user   | 
' B.D. CHARLES . Realtor 
FE 40521 ' 1717 8. Telegraph. Eves FE 5-687 
Co-cperstive: Rea) Estate peskenas 
ves. OR _3-2372 
REALTOR ea hoe 
412 W. Huron FE cases | cent Lake. 
Open Eves ‘tu 9 FE 4-0612 | 5-0242 
Civilians   
HAYDEN 
  | aueres Immediate possession, | 
| 
| 
      | 
| $1000 DOWN. A 2 bedroom home / a AS LOW AS at the lake. Nee ase room i with ttreptare. pe. 1¢ bath Full (basement with fur- OW! | nace & oil water heater. 4 lots. \ | 1‘ blocks to school. 
PincseG@sis IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, North SYIVAN VILLAGE BRICK , PAYMENTS $3372 PER pores tl Ladi eA a Enghsh Colonial with bed- 
room and bath down. Ves- 
tibule entrance to pleasant 
} kitchen 2 bedrooms up 
Gas furnace in the recrea- 
ion basement Altached 
garage Superior landscap- 
ing. See it now! $15,750 
$1.000 DOWN On this 2 
bedroom bungalow. Modern 
with full basement and au 
tomatic heat. Near bus and 
schools and only $6750 
ATTENTION INVESTORS' } 
ult 11 
just 
Joseph Hospital 
heated, 2 car garage. Cor- 
ner lot. Taxes $140: veariy 
A good opportunity for 
Call Now! 
FAMILY HOME in A-l con- 
dition from roof tn base- 
erent Carpeted ltving and 
kitchen with 
3 bed- 
od wise investment 
| 
  m 
Trooems 
basement, and hath 
ail 
to Ita 
back 
No 
$9,450. | 
RAY O'NEIL. Realtor | 
W Huron Open 9-0)| 
\" Phone FE 3-7103 or FE 4-6952 
} drive 
Lorely 
street vard 
belter buy 
Co-operative Rea! Estate eicnenee 
CLARK CITY 2 BEDROOMS UP. living room din-     
ing room, modern kitchen. base- 
ent. $1,450 down. 
LEBARON SCHOOL. 2 bedrooms. 
basement, gas heat, plastered | sels ues gests: Quick posses- | 
| LEBARON SCHOOL. 2 bedrooms, 
; basement. oil heat, fully insu- | 
| lated. Fenced back yard $11,500 | terms. 
| 
2 ACRES. Small house, smai! price | M basement 
; . very tlean and neat | 
ACRES. 2 be 
full price 
1 ACRE West 2 bedrooms. living 
room, kitchen full bath and utti- 
ity room Close to school and bus 
$6500 with $1,559 down 
3} BEDROOMS Basemen! 
down 2 bedrooms up 1 down | 
Living room. kitchen. full beth 
Lake privs Full pfice only $6750 
CLARK REAL ESTATE FE 46492 1362 W Huron 8t Open Evenings 
| Co-operative Real Estate ee | 
ANNETT $750 
  
OFFERS 
$1000 Down—Lake 
Privileges 2 bedroom modern home 
Living room with fireplace 
eating space in_ kitchen 
giassed-in porch. Basement 
with of] neat Situated on 2 
lots in Elizabeth Lake Es- 
tates. Total price $9250. 
2 Family Income ‘ood residential 
wn- 
a 
large rooms & bath 
on main floor 4 large rooms 
and bath on second floor. 
rented for $75 per month 
Full basemert. with new 
gas furnace $15.000 terms   tates 
A oat new 3 br iroem b 
calos Tile bat tut | 
6 bas ement ou heat 
fill locat ith lake Lot. 0 x 150, $15 ‘900, 
larkston—Lake 
| Privileges j Attractive 7 room home tn 
excellent condition Living | 
room 12x23 with fireplace. 
q sun parlor 10x23, 3 | 
rooms, master bedroom 12 
x. 23. Carpeting mal tecet 
Full basement, heat. 
2 car garage situated =| nicely landscaped lot 
149 Extra lot ar uiabie’ | 
$19,900. terms 
Drayton Woods “ New 3 bedroom brick 
Basement. and attached 
car garage Vestibule 
trance. living room 12x24 
2 fireplaces, 2 baths. kitch- 
en with adequate cabirets 
and eating space Lot 120 x 
| 137 with trees Immediste 
| possession An exceptional 
| value at $22,950. terms | 
| ake—Clark ston | and 
en- 
Deer Situated on well landscaped 
This 
or 4 room, 150 foot lakefront lot 
beautiful 3 
2'2 bath, brick home 
one of the finest in the 
area. Paneled living room. 
16x30, with matural fire- 
place, master bedroom 16) 
den ceramic tile| 
      with | 
u- 32. screened porch 
built-in grill and oven. 
tematic oi] heat. Attached 
2') car garage 45,000, 
| terms | 
‘Roy Annett, Inc. REALTORS 
Huron ral 8-0466 
Open at and Sunday 14 
$1,500 DOWN New 3 bedroom home, Lake privi- 
abr eli Oakiand Lake,near v- 
from living room picture window. 
3 bedrooms, ceramic 
tile path. “finen and hall closets, dinette. Large kitchen, Fully plas- 
tered and insulated. Automatic of) 
furnace. electric water heater. A 
well built home, Immediate pos- | 
session. Only $70 mo.. full price 
$11,700. Cash offers considered 
HOLMES-   
  
- BARTRAM |’     x 20, 
bath with stall shower. 16 X | sgrawest 4-3232 
250 8 MONTH 
INSU RANCE | 
120 | 
  oom home 4 x on large 
ot 125" x 170’. Bath oil forced 
Rf aiernaee oa = heater. 
rooms not yet completed. 
and some trim to be put on. $8500 with terms PLUS TAXES AND 
Model open daily and Sunday 
Blain e¢ biock west of Atom: | 
cata between Montcalm end} 
Oakland. Two bedrooms. fiiving! 
room. kitchen. bath, and utility | 
room. colored Youngstown kitch- 
en, tile bath. sliding windows 
wood floors, near school. shopping 
and transportation. For _— 
information, call 
Castell Realty — 1661 F it MILE RD 
JOrdan 6-0798 _Lincoln_1-1795 1- 1795 | 
Civilians 
$750 Down 
PEUS €OSITS 
PAYMENTS $36.97 PLUS 
TAXES AND aye aeet ies 
2001 Ro 
3 bloc aa of Perry 
east of East Bivd. Ges ‘heat 
2 and 3 b For 
information,     
call 
Castell Realty 
1601 FE it Mile Rd Roval 
JOrdan eon 08 Lincoln 1- fies 
~ WILLIAMS LAKE $8.450 3 bedroom ranch type. aluminum 
siding. I2a34 ft. living room 
finished in knott: 
oil heat. electric 
storms & screens 
aring home. 
old, in excellent condition. water heater, 
a 
Hoedt hd ft. Pleasant toration with 
Imme- 
1.500 dn. Williams Lake privileges 
diate possession ly $ 
HOLMES- 
BARTRAM 4302 Dixie Hwy 
OR 3-1050 
Eves” 
$1000 Down 
' Immediate Possession 
4 room bungalow. approximately 
3 acres land. near ke 
Orion Village. Includes living 
room, good bebe big kitchen. 
bath. bedroo: pine, automatic | NEW HOMES. $950 DOWN. 2 Bed- room homes fully insulated. Lake 
privileges. Dest for comfort 
and convenience. Picture window 
Excellent kitchen with wooed eup- 
boards an rmica 
Bath. Oil forced air furnace. Cov- 
per- plumbing. price only $7900. 
J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 
  
Lenser) BY 
complete, 
wired. insulated oak floors, L : ater system in. 
Aluminum storm: 
roughout. and 
. & Tots, Masher fone 
Bases on terms. PE 5-28 
  
BUILD ‘NOW I well ee eee 
Fen & — our plans or yours. 
HERBE RT C1 DAVIS ___ 4925 Pontiac Lake 
sBianinigiasr= Bicos tied 
  Bedroom and bath on first floor. 
Sudden transfer makes availabie 
\ bedrooms, 2 baths, brick, near 
{ Quarton School. Glassed 2 
| car garage. $1.700 will finish e@n- 
| other 18 ft. bedroom on 
| { 
cod, wiy painted. 
| 2 mreplaeen 2 car garage. strav- 
| phn Storms | screens. 
Almost new, page brick 
| and field stone colonial. 3 large bed and 
thermador 
© first floor 
utility room, full @ room, screened porch. oversized garage 
Immaculate cond. Joy to see 
$42.500 
Tri-ievel colonial offering many 
interesting features. 3 bedrooms separate dining room, first floor 
utility room, rec, room. 2 fire- 
Piaces, large lot. 
Watt, Manuel 
& Snyder 
  eating space, f 
large utiltty. room, electric cnet | 288 8. Mobos part Birmingham water. Also included is tool shed. | moe , ee 
and chicken house. It's vacant | IN TY 
No waiting for possession. Call 5 rooms and bath downstairs. 2-2 
us now | rooms and bath apts, upstairs 
tote Riba apts Pal tases Home and Income sot cue luruase vena ihet wares Cute modernistic design Quiet heater, l-car garage, with cy 
suburban location. lake privileges | lot garden. Brings tn $53 per 
en beautiful Lotus Lake. cory wk. rent. Total price $16,500 with 
rooms eaeh apartment, picture $5.000 wn, 453 Orcha: ke 
windows. fireplace in lower level, Ave. Inquire 340 Baldwin. FE 
$11,750 with $2,500 down. Balance 
on land contract. yous tenant 
help you pay for it. See it Vik 
“BUD" 
NICHOLIE real ener and insurance 
49 Ml. Clemens St FE 5-1201 
Eves _FE 12-8800 
YOUR Mr 
HOME. OF 
OWN 
SUBURBAN SHELL 
$700 down. 4 100ms & bath 
utility room. Septic tank. well, in- 
sulation, rough plumbing & wWir- 
ing are in. Priced to sell. maAlien = 
WEST 
Onl: 
YOU LL LIKE THIS ONE 
, Iull bath. carpeted 
living 
basement, garage. Nice & 
shrubs. Paved street. Full rpice 
only $12.500—. terms. . 
OME baad RANCH Hi rooms, 
me heat. Close to school, Excep- | 
tional buy at $11.500. E.Z. terms 
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO 
33 W Huron _ _FE 5-8183 
CHECK THE FEATURES 
Then compare—iarge lot, three 
bedrooms. two and a half bath 
brick ranch Large paneled fam- 
ily room with built-in bar, 
arate dining room, two furnaces, 
carpeting. draperies, Birmingham 
school bus at ir. You can be 
in for Christmas at $36,750. 
Benjamin and 
Stephens, Inc. JOrdan 4-5728 
8. eee Phas i 
N 9 
LADD’ 'S Inc. Rochester Rd.\Office 
Rochester Rd. at 18 Mile 
3 BEDROOM BRICK Learn home, Close to’ Rochester 
lot 100x200 ioe natural fire- 
rage. 
location at 11,900.” $2,500 | 
down. 
BUILDING SITES 
wig “Achebet Bom "eih uate of bootleg ay be perchaaed os 
LADD’ S, Inc. “ tees a" 
  room. Nice kitchen, full | 
bath & utility. Autome- | 
sep | 
  $-1431. 
GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS NORTH SIDE "Ss 
— and 
bath ae   
  shopping and “downtown Offerei 
at 87.950 850 dow YOU'LL 
LIKE THE LOCATION 
AN IDEAL HOME FOR YOUR LARGE FAMILY 
East side on ved street. Near 
GMTC and Bald Labels Rubber, this 
well planned 8 roo! 5 bedroom 
home with mee hall affords 2 
ines lber iy leaaseupes ii lot, shrub- 
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to wall carpeting, full benoaren!: 
with recreation room ailt- 
in bar. Newly decorated and in 
soca condition. Oil steam heat, hot water. 1" car 
Full ariset $17,500. 
CROOKS ROAD AREA 
Located just off Auburn Ave 
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500 with $1,380 down 
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NC t ; vr ’ 2 wey. r ras Py Hy . E—14 THE PONTIAC PRESS, PHURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 : For Sale Houses 43 on Sal sehold Goods 57 ; For. Sale Houses 43) __ For Sale Houses 43 ee SLICE OF HAM For Sale Farms 48 Business s Opportunities 51 ___Mortgage Loans us 54) Sale Ht Hou sak PALA fa mine — ROO! Si b i ee Poene ae SIZE KITCHE : quite complete, Waterford area. 10 ACRE FARM. ONE MILE OFF TEXACO | STATION FOR LEASE.| [ OANS $600 to $1,500 icbla a broller, Can be rooms semen $400 OWN _ $200 down. Dixie Highway. on paved road located Elizabeth Lake Fo 2 purpose with bottle — £3 . pe beegment gas beat Modern 3 bedroom home. $ room furnished house Keego. tm- Surdy-bullt 9 room modere home. | _ Rd. SG ee eee erenings. mal modern of tot in Gan be seen at 3860 - te io storms end screens. ‘A nice cor- ediate possession. Only $3,750 2 extai 2 large barns omer | 50) TO SELL. RE ALTOR Bariand off _Ms9. _ facet socsign Fors Mrs. mesatk. Pocne C*PANGUS 1919 M- 15 GR. R It . Convenient to school. baktnings 18 THE “BIRD* 3 = N  adatlone or a 4 ealtor ~ Ts > ores a" a Oe improvements 7 AND BATH, Aare. HOT Ph. Ortonville 132 collect. ' JOSEPH F. REISZ GROCERY BEER AN phan or enclose houses with stool in 6261 Andersonville Rd, Waterford water. Bua Fo Phone OR 3-1368 REALTOR wine license. Stock & fixures for| . aouses partly constructed Tear. Price, 68,000, Terme. Por 53% W. Huron Bt. FE 2.0259 _$3.000. 48 Putman. Pe 3.9107 ‘. ® garage or information, call Mrs. Spears. FE ; Seay, ernie GUL Ge ; =r a earene bone. kland 5-8963. OTT, Realtor u , eaceees for sale PE usa ane § secend ot Buildin , ; Lg gs » FE 4-5905 FE 5-0303. Apply 200 Nationa! Building nary values. We have brand as BROS NEW” SINCLAIR SERVICE eta: | ——Pontiee or phone FE CAT# | ney’ ss madern and traditions! | a des: in mm $28, 000 | ° R SM ALL FARMS: eed for MA eae Walled Lake. Swaps , _55 rooan ules Dvemble these » sas 
Elizabeth Lakefront C Slice weaned} Cae acre | FOR TEASE NEW 2 BAY MOD-| 4-1 POOL TABLE. SELL OR| With all other cone, udesed ca Dr ayton Woods 4 bedrooms. 1 bedroom & full : $10,500 with $2500 down. . ne tion, On tte ; 3 oe trade ser eaete have you. 264 where Yes gon yes tose oe a bath down. 3 bedrooms and a H % agle Lake wile: For in- | Oakland Ave. FE 2-0769 most the pri : Near Dixie Hwy. & State art bath up. Large sunroom N EW OMES: y Lede Call FE 2-0103 or FE BEAGLE GUN DOG GOOD 1D HUNT Michiges Payor ese: ent, 393 Or 
are ea ey painted: walls eer bla) THE “EL DORADO” resmirbengens tee acct or PES Ge WRINGER “TYPE WASHER, tsate “lives ir ‘| tered t walis, car plas- T - ore f : room bungalow. $7000 cash to bare you — room has marble! tereq attached garage. Fully in- So ee ea mortgage. “LET'S T; < ; WORTH perktcgspe Sa ieee || as es bulit "in se om GI's $750 Down < LADD’S INC, Boe on ak MBit accented at e inom, i305, | COOD 7 VISION § § 0050 ee ca ig. asem a! - <2 ~ - SUNOS peers H. J. Van Weit, 2 :| _ retri arise s pane picture window, dining area, A wonderful sand beach and FHA $2.100 Down i> # 4206 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains _ ne barns omen Selene rerriger Entrance Closet. Kitchen has, breakwater. Full price $17,500. Full Price $14,700 i a 4267 N. Pe rry aa : ave . MALL ce SUB: german projector Goop reircerator. Chee Tange 
miouearda Mainioes cit 1 nie ace, i thri N Cl ere GARDENS WITH i FE 50 i on” Perit BAR—TRADE "aller, i MM camera & pro- ie After 5 : Ss , NEGE ; ‘SW - p.m cupboards. Stainless eet Pare Possession by Christmas [1 nS mae WATER SYSTEM. | A Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | Sure. land ae jn home will! jector, 2466 fe Lapeer Rd. Lapeer. Must SELL FURNL Built-in electric stove, oven di ferred) diate: M j take car of the yment oy HOME SOLD, washer, lazy Susan, linen closets’ Orta ate rou. pin | See ; the first Cacsae of oret ‘ou can be your cere otdeapaess FREE AND CLE. Ser ture, FE Eves. 3-2032. in h Full ceramic tiled bath | : z a} ranch homes to be built in Clark- FREE a ote Vent fan 3810 plate mirror over, int room. ath A sbOe gh | ston The faowine. features ere f ~ 20-AERE FARM the first week. aon ay "ooe home Pog matt 2 morro Monn 2 as T bar, . what you've alw . viding door closets in all bed-| metic heat Geranes parece et that home of your own. It’s all | ‘ 20 acres fertile ground 18 miles| 4 eee pines teal to be breve of. wiry Munro Electric 1060 Wares rooms. 12x14 master bedroom. Located’ near’ Wetting) Lake mi face brick and has three large p : ey tal ae nad sve say we Jia SAW AND BELT SANDER | HOLLYWOOD = x42 plastered grade basement. re-| bathing & boating beaches on the | i oo. with large closets. The | Rorth of Pontiac. 2 homes. smajl| Fine re: b airs for ierisioa! ‘OR 3-8832. and box spring. Pull sise, 918. sed lighting. Stacked romen| Jae This stirective home to} cus living room has a beau: |~ : : ine modern building & property 0. Coil and mattress. for iron bed, cessed Mae ng. walk-in storage) Priced for immediate sale at $10. titull window) wall) (Mor) ‘extra! bere ped’ 2 chicken! coonelaa ore priced way under the market also | MINK DYED MUSKRAT, SIZE 16- $3 FE 45782 claset anaiss autounauie oll heat | 290. $1,950 down, . convenience there are 1'4 ceramic | Le € ps on prop | available. 18, full length, $60. MI 40543. ToT hdees WAR 5 DRYER. Laundry tubs. gal. electric! Elizabeth Lake [states ule baths with colored fixtures erty, First home 1s 20x36 stone = | SELL OR EXCHANGE AU TOMA matched pair, ed, water heater. Water softener. '2| attractive 2 bedroom home over- The none is ested with perimet-— . MIC HIGAN N BUSINES S ic cas, roe 2.0053 electric, Ca R Munro Electric. 1060 W. d fruit cellar. Full ce- Cub. Ce er gas heat an a5 & KOs Cis) > > ; 7 after 5. t = ron. Petals csiled bats and (rear en-| dar’ shakes eiding. attached £a-| posal unit Aluminum storms and | oo. 4 | SALES CORPORATION 6 ROOMS. 4 DOWN. 2 UP, 14 aooven VACUUM IKE drance, closets) beswees > Xltonet | Vrage Hard froors. “Plasteres | screens. Large: lot, 100x150 ‘tor Tented for $40 mo.) has full base- We rrtie * baths. lot 100x300 fi. Partly fin. | HOOVER SUACODN, ‘rushes. ali and 2 car attached plastered ga-|  walis coves Sees Full ce- the children to play on Winding | FE 4-158? ished. Will take housetratler for x 956 Myrtle, Huron Gar- rage Concrete drive. Attractive) ramic tile beth. Large rooms blacktop road. Close to schools , . ment and is only 4 years old Sal ind ( equity, 1‘ mile from. city limits, ocr es, le lot. as os ‘contract | City water Lake] Deitienss Pe and shopping U s te mS to ; \Wa et Lar | Contracts | 52 full_price $7,850. 7660. jist LiKE NEW. KENMORE noon c ¢ oi] hea " 1 villag | a “K SPE ese hey ll Kriheal way. ut enie 615.740: Bt CarkitGn Cin) Denes eae “é ce 8D oF) I rey eee Ce LIKE HE is sete a ak a sis Meh Sense. with attachments. HOLMES- i WHITE BROs. to model. Open 1 to 8 daily. ‘- \ BS Y;; down Balance only $8 mo. in-| _'0 buy a land contyact. F PEER tract or will sell. EM 3-3950 aero ELECTRIC SEWING robe Me |  » Newsteetures ; $1360 DISCOUN GST Like PE §-3805. BARTRAM OR 3-1295 Ce ee Cp tegen e | a . Gluding interest. Secured by 5 room meee bun- For Sale Clothi 56 aati - i ‘Ey = i ‘EPRIGERATOR. Open _ Ever ull 8 Bap} tos JUST 4 HOMES LER os ; galow with carpeted living room. or Sale Clothing °0 | KELVINATOR R | eee ee san See : aoe. ou “An Ler what’s in it!” asement with off heat. 1 car | ww. ~~~~~—~~~~~ ae __$35_ FE 4-7213. ss on OR ¥0: so | DRAYTON PLAINS 4 FHA—CIVILIANS —— And for another onieiee ale anie “the Vanes Breer an es on Sylvan BLACK 2 PC. MATERNI 13 UPHOLSTERED ED WING | aAce oS : .. 5 x ~ _ ~ — 
r Fy sine +; Hire new. im Eves. OR 23-9006 —_ red iglorern Lah eee Ee S630-DOW N ‘ = ' . = KF NNED Y ith $1, oe Gown: Pacem interest / 35402 oe . slip cover). 2 mahogany end ta- “A FAMILY HOME | finshed Reasonable price low) VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENT For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lots 46. Acl_purchaser po, Sent interest. | EGy.s TOPCOAT AND SUIT. SIZE bles, 1 mahogany. coffee table 27 : 1 purchase Near Silver Lake just east of o¥0 payment a oes | FREE STORMS AND SCREENS x = REALTORS D. RILEY. BROKER | 12, snow cuit size 8 ice skates, with leather top. MI 4-72 __ ‘Dinie Ess. 3 bedrooms with ful) 4940 Dixie Hwy OR 3-1355 _ { ON a uniniaas FOR BY OWNER | LAND SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVI-. 3097 wo Huron FE ¢3569 FE 41157 _FE 17-0986 size 2 FE 3 LAUNDRY TUBS ss SALE, $d. bath bedroom down he : wae a : Contemporary 2 bedroom home sion Lots for immediate building OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL SPecra BLACK Prien PAW COAT, 2609 Dearborn, Rochester _ ing room and. dinin room ar 22 NEW HOMES Sol FER Mo INC(” TAXMESUAND | ginid lovely oaki trees calacre sot | sites, for witiltiple commercial ane | <= ; PEGUATE | Tinger-tip length. Very good con- {[ARGE LOUNGE CHAIR. ENG- realy carpeted. Birc cupboards | OFP OAKLAND AVE INSURANCE Circular drive, garage, oi] heat | industrial use | Sa le Business Property 49 BOUND INVESTMENT —. Sold | dition, $30, size 1416. 4096 Farner lish hail chest nd chair. 2 lamp wn ccs in Mac ina | vibes Bee uouce! Mere is the Sith full bath andi ods ie “Oak Vater enttoxed )[amily) nou) and } | wee v $4,800 Balance now $4,000 _St, Drayton Plains OR  3-1003 ables after 7 p.m. 1 ere i LS "i x a ; ese < seldom ot eitsation space with_ber. Nout} -Sppanuaty Wo PUICHEIS “RIT at-+ TlOOTE “GbE “Younestown ‘kitchen? ice tie Gem bene Sy van | ent ee meet ' BROCADE. SLIPPER. SATIN-WED- EiROLEDa AaB RAINE ALE, om and clean throughout. Nice yard, tractive modern 2 bedroom bun-/ Folding stalrs to storaye in attic $13 900 Only $1,500 down Open | | re ee op ae | cated near Donaldson School. 100, PS gown See rico Me minnie sXali Jackie Eaters ea with 14) car arage: $5,000 down galow on very easy terms. Pay- i Pull price $7.300 Moce! located Thurs and Friday afternoon Call BU SINESS BL Dt iS, x 264 ft lot. Will discount 20 per veil. $30 Size g 10. Z 7 FT ~ WESTINGHOUSE REFRIO. to FHA mortgage ment eee tases ound rare Prag Fao Ra, ust north of Metamora ¢0F | ed Y | INSMALI TOWN |> cent. Ask for Mr. Brown ae dress, $30 apiece. FE ye celal = condnion . Lear : ie i ance me) com pleted. iets cmon pen weekdays 3/10) 7 H “Vv OMAIL A ' daire washing machine. Make ot- NEW 3 BEDROOM ception of decorating. Total HITE BROos ; | 2383 aT MUDDLE BELT RD. i I Lot BROWN, Realto BEAUTIFUL 27° MINK CAPE. _fer MI 4-0794. This dandy 1 floor home has/ price $7,395. Quistanding appoint. | . A CHAR ME R! ; ’ T | Cheap. Lincein 9-462] after 6pm | tiving ROOM RUG A AND PAD. -dehcbramed posed siangaaien epee || Ot earaadlives qpyny ee vae APs | Phase On 312 75x200 LOT ae | pent alse frame st sh oe | 30) W) Maren FE 24810 7 MINK DYED MUSKRAT COAT ey Niagara. PE 21804 Cleanliness, comfort, loca-, bath, nice kitchen cupboards, oak - e OR {1295 The spate eal atace you ia isis | | BEAUTIFUL <span \ LAKE : at also = s re ake = re i LS Tee tele Ne ti Dra ains ting.| floors Located close to school | Open Eves Till 9 Sun 1 to § LOT! ELLO'S. BOX 1173. arge corner lot. One store now | "Mone to Lean 53 aorta eae LIKE NEW Sa r TABLE rai to. oll furnace. Alumi-| b d stores. | DRAYTON W : 14x48 deluxe bungalow 20x14 liy- | __WINTER HAVEN. FL Margen than) Ledge detain y mole cape jacket Excellent con-| “aod ¢ chairs, 3 reversible throw tum” storms: end eoeeeel ves us and s | eae, ones sued Popes ination [reree cosine Scarpets) -— below actual cost et $15. Only | (State Licensed Lenders) — ee} ioe MAple| jugs. two-wheel trailer with tar- 2 car ga Paved drive. huge BRICK DUPLEX 6-6 | 2car garage Brown brick with and draperies included. Bedroom DRAYTON $3,500 down. Potential pec $175 | Se cancel ache need = ~—) _ paulin _FE 6-256 lot 19 “an ‘landscaped. rear INDIAN VILLAGE. $19 975 turquoise trim Lot “03x 246 “Bie ince eveee, ely: ee lone or more per month GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM. SIZE 12| - — 
Uaot fer acres Gout GU-/ 00 cece comer, Hoot Gactmeat ulin Metoint vanes | 2tssobeeittes “Comte est LLOYD KENT, Realtor wat W"retas” "Lord's Specials 000 ‘Gaipermmann, be | casei Coster ans oe res) Fireplace. tlle ee amine Tom iene. ois dee) wit esieee acen | WOODS AAU LSEN Esch omni 8, BLUE TWEED SNOWSUIT | 5 be dinette set 4 per cent interest, dy basements. new gas fur- i s aie ean ©. own | 24 W. Lawrence PE 95-6105 -95 to $500 to $500 | | CIROUX & PRANKS erg meee Bee Gens | eae ares ee Excellent See this one todas | A lmited number of excetient n Eves COMMUNITY LOANE “co | size aq PE 8 a. ener | cyl aed Pym a a : walls throughout Ceramic tile OPEN | DAIL Y 2180 FORTRESS RD . | lots are still available in this Next to the Consumers Power {30 £ paerene e E 2-7131 | —— aon Hide-a-bed from $129.85 OENERAL REAL ESTATE | baths. concrete drive anc 2 car N REDMOND BUILDER Iminediate Possession | beautiful subdivision. Protective: 2 7 _ RIENDIY SERVICE | MANS — 7% BLACK SHOES | Used was sloves 4395 Dixie Hwy. OR etn garage A good sound investment | __ OR F207 Gute modern cae bedroom i bunea: restrictions F HA. approved. Con- | 8TORE WITH MODERN LIVING | CG Hi r CASH QUICKLY FE 13-0678 l.ord’s Open until 8—Set. ‘ti! or home and income. | $300 DOWN low —living room, 16 ft kitchen, venient terms can be arranged | quarters Inquire 7688 Highland | ‘3 MAN'S MUSKRAT _ [FUR "LINED , = WOODWARD ESTATES | Frame house on three lots with bedroom and plastic tile bath to meet individual needs. | | On 37000 in good condition Size 42. Furniture and Appliances pepe dg ee RCI on two car garage ‘ Price 13.800 Oak Heors. pitas eens oer HOLM ES , p to MOUTON LAMB COAT SIZE. | 125 W. Huron 3t FE 4008. 0 t 2861 | nen as s urts — y i “Ts “ 4 | ae cy us beautiful i home aS gals oe —— ao moots Rees | nester “Loties tar se 47 COM M ERC IAL, ae4m (0) iesdicare UMrian cour title. | _good cond, Phone PE 40445. ‘Where Wrigler'’s Used To Be plot Hie eet eal bas | between Livernots and Crooks tal price. WE'RE WAITING "Por | PROPERTY Most dels closed in utes: | MISSES CLOTHES. NEW SUIT.) ————— | bas dandy garage. nice jot, 1s. Road YOUR CALL’ a y aees also made Se furnivere. size 9 6 SKIRTS. 24 2 sweaters. | MAPL 1 BED & Cot. , ’ i iT... gnatures and other securities.| 30 Siacks. 24 4 uniforms. size 12 springs =< 4 lB the best buy on the market to-| VACANT ~ GOOD_ HOUSE. . : | 100 Feet Frontage on Willa : tt nd springs Best. offer 6 Room og have been tine cay. Don, wait. Call at once. good location. | bargain FE 2-1 So Much to See! wae Sige | Lake Road "130 Fe a Deep me rpg eye Ce wise tise | rE ‘2024. chy fOr teat Toom. 3 bedfoom. fulli 5 BEDROOM BUNGALOW 5S ACRES BRICK HOME with 13 ft breeze Exes OR | $8500 Pull Price with 82.500. down | Oakland clothes Stze 10 and 12. MA 66665. MAYTAG | WASHER. | 984, MODEL. ‘ basement with automatic “ heat | ; 2 fenced jot a. Ft ate Ceo aAr ths ' “In good condition “tetprise' Sootofas ressomeDig| $4.10 ib total price of this et:| Ine “selling of tovenf timer Oe- | Privlew Paneled reereauce | LAKEFRONT LOTS | 41 oo, wenwar a Tuer 8 tose ee re OG TIEMPSTEAD a 4 w rea: ona r room 3 ve | dade wy = «4 terms. . “| tractive modern home with base-| rage the excellent basement. Oil heat, edger eye phot, cle age depth 210 feet. Has 102 foot i C Sale Household Goods 57 102_E_ Huron_ PE. 4-0284 Pipher Nertee cana Bln iO poems Cae a Pertectly arranged first floor | 42.359 up. Call today as they | $12 00 Price Piack os earn 9 | oan O. ee ~~ | NORGE UPRIGHT FREE ZER, AL- “~ 5 s axe ‘ ce. M nelu: rm G. 1. Terms Sell or take small home in trade bus by door. Land \s fertile ead xia tneoiace ecauiioes eaene wont last at this price. Bedroom home with full base. 20? PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO A BARGAIN IN SMALL RADIOS _ most new. $175. 1673 Here is a good = room biock artly wooded. Priced at only en and dinette. 2. corner bed- | CRAWFORD ment. Cash oo new mortgage. _from_ $6 to $14. FE 5-8755 | 9 3 il FIRTH carer . GRAY. ranch type home in the HATCHERY RAOD 12.500. Terms rooms with cedar closets, tile AGENCY BENDIX ELECTRIC DRYER.| Used one year. $50 6 piece jr city with city eto and sewer | OUTSTANDING = $8,850 Dorothy Snyder Lavender | ath 28 ft dormitory bedroom 43:, w A WM. A. new. fully guaranteed Delivered| Duncan Phyfe walnut dining Al breezeway and garage | On this black With nice es ; on second Moor Your family will | ™~ ? "Eves. “MY 27085 PE +1549 | and installed. No down pavment.| suite, $35. OL 1-0603. ad oak floors, owner| 8U ings we are olfering this 3140 W Huron enjoy thie jovely home. CALL | —— iF F4 1574 $2 per week. Mavtar Washer. late | NOROE ELECTRIC AUTO —pRY: leaving state. Buy = ieeeey at| sttractive, modern bedroom | _ FE 24411 —| Now! ___ For Sale A ge 47 model. A-1 condition 839 Phone er slightly used. ona te 1763.08 | down, time) home with stairway so large et | DRAYTON WOODS an bees, Sd aE aT MY “3.3711 22368 r month includ axe and oy ring in s : : = oo) 000 | F. iilies on _————E ooh toorg img. taxes Basement, oll ac heat, plastered | Split level custom built home HUMPHRIES CLARKSTON-ORION RD. SIZE 10 REALTORS aml ies «BURNER APT OAQ STOVE, EE | mee ELECTRIC SEWING MACH , Suburban Income 
SrumtiysS tlles (eas Gon ies An income that is 
  a ¢ room ® imately 3 acres of 
ceners iting quatier has. business out t must sell. Make us on offer. * plus 
and 
We have two vacant homes that 
pba ts ean pure and move in 
Christmas. Phone 
complete information. 
To Buy—To Sell—To Insure 
GAYLORD 
- FE 49584 136 E. Pike &t.. Open Eves & Sun 
Co-operative Real Estate p> Exchange 
Upper rented per mo 
Corner lot, garage, near PHS. 
Stoker fed furnace, fenced yard. 
$11,500 cash or 500 dn. DOLL 
5 ROOM MODERN. GAS FUR- 
NACE. NEAR Eastern Jr. Good 
jocation. Don't mies this bargain. 
  
~ ADAMS a OFFERING on the large 
5 bedroom home. en sec- tion of a. Ideai for a 
        
rooms. 1-4 WwW. Hu: 
rtments. family |Co-operativg Real Estate Exchang 
ere, (a ely sehen 
today for 
| 
rh ie JONES ag ahr 7 
        —— sites Fronta, te on two 
house a rge family, full roads pe rt can be basem. aw ater)’ bought on very favorable heater. Pi terms. Paved et. Corner lot. 
Auburn Ave. . 
an. $c J. A. Taylor 
STOUT'S Best Buys 
Today 
E. KENNETT RD. room and bath 
home located near Pontiac 
Motor Plant with large jand- 
sca jot, 1‘, car 
full basement, 30 
ing room, lovely kitchen and 
ae tiled bath Beautiful- 
pa decorated throughout . 
saute 6 a ey $10,900 with 
OAKLAND LAKF. Cute @ room and bath home 
with attach 
on 
fot only 2 blocks, ft lot only 2 peeks from ae 
000 with terms. 
AVON TWP. Good family home with 4 
bedrooms, full basement, 
1% car garage, storms and 
orton and large 100x226 
it. . A real buy here at 
priag? $7,000 with terms. 
EAST SUBURBAN Owner says SELL this cute 
4 room and bath home |o- 
cated east of Opdyke Rd. 
with large ‘2 acre jot, large 
ehade trees. fruit trees, Bee 
ries and garage House has 
oak ts, plastered wails, 
full basdment. oil furnace 
and new electric bee water heater, Only $1500 d 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor   
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oa. Tile bath, dandy garage and jot 7 x 300 
with $1,500. down, 
WE SELL —- WE TRADE 
DORRIS & SON 
FE ¢1557 | ron St 
  
    Rundell-Baldwin Area 
Within blocks of 
ensole oar High, Grade and St , 
Mikes, CALL DAY | 
Fae: | Real Loma and Insurance 
Hu EK |S 1011 W Hu 61gt | - 
Clarkston Area 
20 ACRE yaam located 2's 
miles north 
Features 
barn, brooder house chicken coop and corn crib Com- 
pletely fenced. School bus 
at door. House needs some 
finish work. Full price 
$1330. Cal 
40 ACRES’ situated only 1'4 
miles north of Clarkston A 
wide pelection of building 
REALTOR — INSURANCE 
Oakland FE 42544 
Free Parking   
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 
Open for Inspection this new 5 roo: 
  room 
er Tile 
Nat u rT a: brick fireplace 
forced air heat 
hot water heater utility | 
room. On a large let 
100 x 150 In a good area al 
close to Pontiac. Salesman on the | 
Property Sat. and Sun. fh mora | 
Auto | 
electric 
in our Watkins- . Priced to sell 
for $11,500 with $2500 down. 
2 bedroom modern bungalow _ 
full basement, $10,000 cash mortgage 
3 bedroom modern ranch home 
2 car cerees Large lot. $12.900 with $1900 down. 
See this 2 bedroom frame bun- 
galow with gree fireplace, $9,000 With $1,000 d   This 3 bedroom lakefront home | 
with extra 2 room cottage 88.950 
With $3000 dow 
See this 2 bedroom modern biin- 
Heren on a large lot. $7,000 with 
LADD'S INC. 
reel pe Hwy., Drayton Plains 
Perry 
  77 N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8i65 426 Open Sundays Open Eves. Till 8 30 ! Nace ‘Rd or 
- 5-9291, OR 3-1231 
: Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
3 BEDROOMS   New rancly type bungalow. Full 
basement, of] furnace. Large liv- 
oak a plastered 
ed ft. Good lo- 
t Peeties. $12,200. 
PON TIAC REALTY CO. Biadwin FE 5-8275 Tt Betve "Ss 
NEW 2BEDROOM ~ FHA HOMES 
) as heat, sewers and floors, @ 
water, Sidewalks, near shoping, 
bus, schoois, down payment. 
PEARL BUILDING co. 
Monet. AT ‘713 MADISON 
OPEN ri Pit bay EXP’ WED. 
DREAM HOME * 
              
        a W. naaa thn ee os Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
NEAR ROCHESTER 
Like new § room modern ranch 
style home located south of Roch- 
ester, Only a year old and in   
Large lot of acre. Br iced pepe A reasonably 2 Just with 
Lit down, : 
* WEST SUBURBAN 
-RANCH HOME 
Located in 
shores with 
Elizabeth     beautiful Elizabeth lake privileges on | 
Brand new this | 
= Attractive setting oh large 
127 ft. lot. Threé wood | 
i pal comees re 
full bath 
at "yast 12.800. on terms. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR, FE 28316 | $§ ROOM MODERN- 
| 5 ROOM MODERN. 8 ROOM MOD- 
| A 
3 Orchard Lake:Rd, FE 5-943 Co-operative Real Entate Exchange   
    for the discriminating buyer hed 
home has everything. Living 
neal peaue ial fireplace Kitenen ie 
ler for efficiency. Attrac- 
ive estate room 3 huge pee: 
Ample closets 
basement Ritare 
And a ener | reba lot, Outside gril. | 
THEEMA M. FLWOOD: REALTOR 
FE 5-1264 FE 43844 
~~ ON EARLMOORK~ 
Immediate possession, 2 bedroom. , 
nearly mew home. $11,300 with 
$1.550 down Monthly payments 
including taxes and insurance 
only 
BREWER $63 
WILL. : M. 
Parce 
‘rE 2-86532 EM 3-4898 
FE 4-5078   
FE e1se1 : 
TO BUY. TO SELL REALTOR 
_Partridge. is ie “bird” to see 
2 BEDROOM HOUSE CARPETED throughout 2? corner lots fenced, 
I'ycar garage Paved driveway 
Near Cass Lake Low ese pay- 
pee _FE 3-1)11 
2 BEDROOMS 
Full bath, ot] furnace laundry 
tubs. I'g car garage. Lot 54x162 
Fruit and berries. $1763 down & per cent contract 
"TRAIL ER DOWN For equity on this one or would 
take a little money and $55 on 
contract ' 
CUCKLER REALTY 236 N. Saginaw FE 4-4001 |   
INCOME PROPERTY Large and small single homes. 
ROSE McLARTY . FE_2-2162 or 1 FE 5 5-3578 
WE CRESTWOOD FAMILIES ARE 
enjoying fine suburban living at Crestw 
a onth to own including taxes and insurance beats tose 
$70 to $90 rents that we used to 
ay. Drive out US. 10, 10 miles 
Big Lake Rd. turn left 1 miie 
to. models. See the beautiful 3 
& 4 bedroom homes on 125° x 120° 
lots, Cal) FE 7.9283, FE 4-1003 
ask for Mr Garner   ‘HOUSE ON 
Green St. 7 room modern house 
6 room modern on Crntral 
room on Telegraph 2-family flat | 
on State 2-family flat on Norton | 
13 room house on Norton. 3-family 
on Auburn Ave, Plenty of other | 
homes. Easy terms. P. W. Dinnan 
& Son, _w Huron 
ern. 4 room modern. For colored 
Pw. w. 
  Dinnan & i 
Huron, 
8 ROOM. MODERN. REAL BUY Only $8,000 with $2,000 down 5 
$1500 down. For Colored. Plenty 
of other homes. Easy terms 
P. W. Dinnan & Son, 66 W _Huron.   
Immediate Possession A 4 bedroom home in good rest- 
dential area with privileges to a 
fine sandy beach on Union Lake 
Handy to shopping Center. Walled 
-Lake schoo] system. Has nice 
sized living room. Seaprate din- 
ing area. Step-saving kitchen Au- 
tomatic washer & electric stove 
iheluded. 2 baths Full basement 
Oil heat. Fenced shady lot Al! 
this for only $11,000. $2900 down, 
EMBREE & GREGG 1565 Union Lake Rd 
Union Lake Village 
| EM 3-3314 Eves. EM 3-3705 
"NEW 2 BEDROOM HOME. NOT   finished. With a small Rowse in 
back. Ready to live F 
4-0078 
SYLVAN 
HOPTSKIPA EMME to beach privileges and attrac- 
tive six room for small family. 
Full basement, new oi] furnace, 
near school and shopping center 
Low down, Will trade equity on 
3 or 4 bedroom home. Call Mrs. 
McGill +9 p.m. 
. ? a 
INDIAN WOOD HILLS 
This beautiful tri-level ranch | 
home is in the midst} 
lakes) Features 
through this home — are; 
cork. and vinyl floors. 
nessee Ledge rock, and 
wae walls. Call Mr. Fletcher 5-0) 
| . 
  se atice re) 
DISHWASHERS 
use this new cabinet sink in vour 
4 room. ranch home. Located in 
Waterford Township on a 40 x 140 
lot. Lake privileges on Huntoon 
Lake. Wh payment $1,000 Cail 
Mrs. Graham 1-5 p.m. 
-SYLVAN RE! ALTY 
  
  E | Sal Sale ‘Suburban in Prov. 45A   
     
      
REALTOR FE 20474 81 N Telegraph Open Evenings 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
RANCH TYPE bedrooms, ok each, 
Home 4 
full price with only $2,000 
ON MANSFIELD 2 bedrooms large living room 
full basement. with lots of res 
reation space Near bus line Low 
down payment 
For Building sites 
or Lake Estates 
Lakefront and canaifront 
‘round cottages 3 reom: 
bath each. Rented for 
per month each 24 = 28 garage 
or jower leve! rumpus room Hig! 
round and lovely view All down 
erate terms 
IVAN W 
SCHRAM . 5-509] or FE 5-947] ho answer Ph FE 5-2564 
Open Evenings and Sunday« 
Joslyn, cor 3rd REALTOR 
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 
SILN ER LAKE 
100 ft frontage nicely landscaped 
lot 7 rm. home tn very good con- 
dition, Large living rm.. with fire- 
place Forced air ot] heat, 
storms & screens. Terms. 
KEEGO HARBOR 5 rooms & bath, full bsmt., auto. 
gas heat & auto gas water heat- 
    
er. Water softener Lake privi- 
leges on Sylvan Lake. 50. 
. ’ 
John K. Irwin REALTOR 1901's N Saginaw Street 
Phone FE 5-0447 Eves FE 2-1804 
For Sale Lake Property 44 
UNION TAKE AREA. MODERN 1 
hedroom home > bath base 
ment hot air heat 1!o-car ga 
rage lake privileces Includes * 
"racre lots All thts for $12,000 
Terms 
Here 1s @ $1000 gift for some- 
one Just reduced ue $12,909 for 
the holidays only Brand new solid 
masonry ?-bedroom modern home 
1'g attached car garage on large 
lot. Lake privileges. Terms 
Cedar Isisnd Lake front. very 
like new Has 2 large 
ter. washer aren and motor boat 
$22.500. Term   
i 
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$63 
tn- 
cluded at only $22,500 with mod-— 
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  to 20 Beautiful 
Terms. Owner, MAple 
6 ACRES WEST sURBURBAN MYERS REAL ESTATE 
MTL D: 
ing Geuseai 
road fron acres homesite. 
= AD. 
Motors os TN- 
ACREAGE :; 
Good garden so!) 
1260 8 ©6$2859 with 10 acres 
340 ft ok S295 
down 
4 acres wooded 
$2750 $215 down Sire 163 2 1230 
acres Good-‘buillding ste 
2 330 $1350 Cash to 2 
tract 
1 acre parcel tn good area 
as $1200 with $120 down 
LADD’S INC. 4298 Disie Hwy. Drayton 4267 N Perry ae 
Lapeer 
Cc o-operative Real Estate E. xchange 
WEST SUBURBAN 
Woon wled Ne reace 
Only 4 parcels— one to six acres 
—each beautifully wooded with 
fine building sites. Quiet, se- 
cluded location. yet only 3 miles 
west of Pontiac 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 503 Community Nat'l Bank Bidg 
FE 44211 Eves. FE 5-1392   
HUNTING LAND 
80 acres of wooded land on the 
Pine River, near Oscoda. Com- 
plete with log cabin. Quick pos- 
session. Terme 
John K. Irwin REALTOR 
Since 1925 
101", N Saginaw Strert 
Phone FR 19447 Five FR 21906 
For Sale Farms 48 
4 FOR PARMS AND ACREAGE 
Call Rutledge. OR 3-1111. FE 40003 
| 
| 42 
  A modern 6 room home. 3 bed- 
rooms, full basement, Perma-stone | 
exterior, city water sewer and 
gas, 2-car garage. Near new shop- 
ping center $16.900 with one-third 
own 
Many other good buve itn the 
lake area for the holidays 
TROCKE Realtor 
1648 UNION _LAKE RD EM _3-4671_| 
WATKINS LAKE. 2 DEEP LOTS 
Large dry basement. deep well, 
double karage Many beautiful 
trees and <hrubs. Lake privi- 
Jeges. OR 3-2200. 
ed 
Lots and Lots of Lots Some wooded. Some ideal 
for tri-level. Some lake 
lots. Priced from $1,500 up. 
ROGER B. HEN $11 Main St. Rochester 
—__ OL _1-0111 or OL 1-9121_ 
For Sale Lots , 
WATKINS 
LAKE LAKEWOOD SUB. A number of. excelient buliding 
sites -have rec come avail- 
able in this beautiful and exclu- 
sive lakeside subdivision. Located ‘RY, Inc 
, 46 
on north side of , Watkins 
Lake. Wooded -and: open sites, 
each approximately an acre in size. Sites sold only subject to | 
rigid chal denies Property shown | 
BARTRAM 4302. Dixie Hwy. 31960 Eves, OR 3-0006 
a 4 ; 
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Milford Area * 
Acre Fruit Farm 8 room home tn good cond!- 
tion, 4 bedrooms, bath, fire- 
place in living room. Extra 
deep, full basement, ot] fur- 
nace. 3 car garage with one 
section Insulat for fruit 
scoreee story barn, 21 
45. meses ins 
imc truck with wee eration 
spray tank. Trescott ap- ple grader and over 700 
crates. About 800 fruit trees 
on 22 acres. mainly apple 
$35,000, terms 
ee \cres 
Ready for Development Located approximately a miles from Pontiac . + 
from rome puer home 
has 5 bedroo 2 baths. 
2 other large ulicemes! main 
barn, 36x100. with 36 stan- 
chions. 3 car garage, many 
outbuildings. Now 
operated as dairy 
Reasonable at §700 per acre. 
oy Annett, Inc. REALTORS E uren eral 8-0466 
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 R » 28 
  OXFORD AREA Attractive remodeled 7 oom 
farm home. Provides 4 bedroom 
Carpeting. Fireplace and enc ioeed 
poreh, asement. Oil furnace. 
Price $23, 
REAL cl Ui 2 
Ixtord, 1 A 8-3122 
1 ACRE '$ ROOM HOME OW M15 
__Suchy meeRrs Ortonville.   
  
SAVE 
(WANT ADS! Te find a 
job, place to live or a ENERGY, USE|   
  
  
Rire 
Plains | 
    
  
| 3007 W. Huron «ase | 
“OPEN EVENINGS _ ‘TIL 8 | 
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. . 49A 
IDEAL CORNER 
ristmas trees. 
PE 2-113¢. 
7300 8Q FT. CONCRETE BLOCK. 18-ft. ceiling, clear stan, Warren, 
_Mich. REpublic 2-5104. 
GARAGE: 3510-]6 6 ELIZABETH 
LAKE RD GOOD LOCATION 
IMPING PAINTING RFE- LOT TO sat 
Call after 6 
  FOR BU 
PAIR SHOP PHONE FE 4-4409 
MANTED Go PMS R800 
ft floor space for 
| oss veoeciae operations, Building 
need not be tn first clase can- 
ditten. Phone Lincoln 1-0667 
Business Opportunities 51 
FOR LEASE STALL SUPER 
service station Low inventors 
_ feed location FE 2-0173 
“ASSOCIATE 2 
18 HRS PER WEF K 
| Ov company will turn over 
service station accounts for high- 
lv saleable oi] products Stations 
will be in Pontiac 
ing area ou must deliver re- 
order of products. and collect. 
Income high, no selling exper}- 
ence necessary Must invest §1100 
for inventory to service accounts 
Investment secured. Company will 
give complete traiming program 
Phone WOdward 2-2980 in De- 
trot or write Larry Steven 
poration. 910-14 Majestic Biag. 
Detroit _ Michigan Att Agency — 
| BUILDER CONTRACTOR DE- 
sires partner. $5,000 necessary. 
_VEr 8-1630. Henry WEb 1-0487. 
FOR SALE: CLEAN MODERN 
well-equipped food market. 8DM license ple parkin Owner 
mete pape more information, 
ca 
Partridge I8 THE “BIRD” TO 8EE 
TODAY'S SPECIALS 
NORTHERN HARDWARE 
i@ Doing excellent 
ani perung toods busines 
$60.000 er Year Verv 
attractive 4 room owners apart- 
ment Real estate included at 
only $7900 down pius stock 
AN UNUSUAL TAVERN located | 
in the thumb area. Now Brossing | 
approximately $48,000 per year 
No Sundays. Comfortable own- ers quarters. 
on this 
terms;   
  near 
ppli- 
  % acre jot. $44.000 on 
includes real estate, 
ICE CREAM DAIRY BAR on 
main street in a friendly com- 
; ie 96 ft. brick 
and block building iecluded| pee 
ing for 40 customers. Only 
down handles 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR—FE 2- 8316   { 
| 
    43 W. Huron, Open E ve o 8 
REA! ESTATE & BUSINESSES MO | 
and surround: | 
| Pontiac, 2nd Floor. National Bidg.. 
| 
| 
{ Cor | 
| me block North across from Bank 
  
i \ somes: 
Plenty of parking | cud 
    THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN 
  
i 
» 
Hottest Restaurant 
in Town 
Over $15,000 in equipment 
and one of the most stra- 
tegic locations in Pontiac 
Grossing over $70,000. Own- 
er retiring. Only $18.800— 
terms. Discount for cash 
Call now for particulars on 
this fine opportunity. 
Bateman & Kampsen 
FE 4.0528 
377 8. Telegraph Eves & sun 
Co-operative Real Estate _Exchange 
TRADE 
SPECIAL LIQUOR—BOWLING. Realtors 
he & wonderfi) operation—an 
ideal setup for @ large family or riners. 
Brunswick alle Pad 
ne jon, Local the main 
of this vel constructed 
brick bidg. Spacious § room 
ern owner's quarters on the sec- 
ond floor, Only $22, down plus 
stock real estate and all. 
meee will Leon pad trade for 
ontracts, house Imcome or va- 
cant property. 
WARD E, PARTRIDGE , REALTOR, FE 28316 
Reni. iam ueBor ad muBusiNeeses Sots ery sds ive in and 
  good used car, see Classi- 
fied NOW, | 
          
  
      
   
  
    
  
  
Recommend 
Buckner's 
Four (4) Buckner Salat 
tent offices in Pontiac 
where vou can quickly hee 
  tow up te $300 an small once - a - month payments 
You get full amount. 20 
deductions 
cCO8T oF pORRON 0 
at Buckner's [8S LESS 
THAN YOU THINK 
Get needed casam milck'* 
from Buckner’s friendly 
loan company 
Buckner 
Finance Co. 
Offices ere located: 
Dravten Plains 4512 Dixte Hwy, 
Walled Lake 230 Sarneton 
‘next to Bank! 
Utica. 45462 Van Dike 
  
Need $500 or Less 
WITH QUICK 
SERVICE? 
Then Home ie hearse fs the place 
to come 
  to. furniture or stgnature and 
a repayment plan suited to your 
needs Friendly, courtequs service | 
ewaits vou Leslie Fleisher, Man- | 
@uver Berkiew Voss. President 
Ph > 8121 
Home « Auto 
Loan Company 9 to 5; Saturday 9 to 1 
Community Natl Bank Bidg. ““CONLON 
  
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. LOAN $2 TO $500 AGTOS 
Ph Rechacer OL Tort. OL 1-9791   
      
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
_foe, Drayton Plains. OR _3-5705 
4 BURNER GAs RANGE WITH   
  oven, geod condition, $23. FE 
saat) 
BLOND DINETTE. TABLE — 4 
excellent condition. _ FT we 
YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT L&s   
AN BE Le 
End ‘abies. $198 ip: new book- 
case headboa: 
TV sets. $25 up: radios $3 
Lp, new chrome dinette sets 5 nc. 
$95 up chests new & uced $5 
up. bedroom cuttes $4995 up 
cing room suttes, $1765 up: dia- 
ing room au ltes *1950 un Many 
other item 
USE OUR, a By Lb feele OF 
‘eee Saswukine Come 
co @round 2 fr -es of 
OPEN. DAILY ’ ue % 
SUNDAY 12 70 5 
S sALES CO 4 Vontiac or * 
Heights on Auburp 
FE_ 2-2866 L & mi east of 
FE 5-074! 
BOTTLE GAS     
New low price cComoiete tnstel-— 
Jation, on 
_FPuelgas € 
BOX SPRINGS. NEW. 
_ 40ers a 
“BEFORE CHRISTMAS 
BARGAINS ly $10 plus gas. Kenyoa 
OR _3-3401   
    Elcctrie range . $! 
Warm morning heater $10 
Upholstered chair $7.50 
Refrigerator, lize new 79 
Chrome breakiast set $25 
Phileo |radio =| «3. - s--2s $12 
Dresser base $ 
Walnut wardrobe ° Sie 
Oak 
Beds. coriees ‘and mattresses an 
sizes. We buy, sell and exchang 
everthing for the home. 
Oakland F urniture 104 8. Saginaw 
CASH FOR OUR 
__or tools, OR 29-2717. ScREoRS 
      
  
east of Auburn rr) i 
10 | PORTABLE WASHER 
| | 
| i] 
i 
    
office desk and gas stove. 
_2-1048   $139 95 ELECTRIC WATER HEAT. 9. B. Munro Elec- er, R. 
tric, 1060 W. Huron 
LIKE NEW. $20 FE 
REBUILT WASHING All makes. §24.95 
pes Thyle 
johnson iG MACHINES. & up. Pully Electric. 502 
REFRIGERATORS. LAST YEAR s 
One of America's 
Peckeeh..., einige Mer. anteed for 5 years Buy 
refrigetator for a little are than 
@ used machine Michigan Piuocr- 
escent, 383 Orchard Lake Ave 
REFRIGERATOR. 
inechouse, -§-cu -ft ad cand 
$60 Also james and erauel EM 
38151 
RCA Grill STATE GAS” RANG with 
Almost pew 88 _ 
ROL! AWAY ee 
FE 54-6801 
STOVES. BOUGHT. 
changes Turner's, 602 
ens FE 2-060) 
4 BURNER APT. 
rance FE 2-5$82 SOLD, EX- Mt. Clem- 
SIZE Gas 
| SMALL WESTINGHOUSE REFRIO- erator, | dresser and | 
dresser. 
| SINGLE AND 3 SPEED D RECORD players. FE 5-8755 
SINGER CONSOLE SEWING MA- 
_chine $0 OR 3.9702 
SEVERAL ODD PIECES OF HAVI- 
land Chine. crystal ware and 
silver, also 2 “Gone With the 
Wind" Banquet lamps. Phone FE vanity 
4+-0272 
  5- 9038 
SHADOW BOXES 82 95 | UP : 
cate TABLES 
AMPs - ASHTRAYS - PICTUP rs 
Oskiand Coney s largest selection, 
ED FURNITUR?. 
PICK & P ATNT STORE 143 Oskland Ave FE_5-9562 
SPRINGS A AND MATTRESS, LIKE 
_new. 151 Chippewa. 
SEWING MACHINE, 
cleaner repairing & 
FE 2-3700.   
VACUMN 
rebuilding. 
  
CHROME DINETTE SETS, A5s- 
semble these yourself and save. 
Four chairs and table, $69.06 val- 
ue $39. ese are brand new 
1955 models. Famous make, For- 
mica tops all popular colors 
Come im, look, compare and be 
convinced of these extraordinary 
bargains Michigan Fluore<cent 
394 Orchard take Ave : 
oon FULL SIZE 
onen ends ® x 15 rug and 
pad $57 FE. T1310 
Route) DRYER, GAS,ONE OF 
he best brands available Slight- 
te crate scratched. Fixtraordinary 
Value, Michigan Fluorescent: 303: 
Orchard Lake A Ave, 
L SPRING AND alot as 
spring mattress, very clean. Full 
size, $15 Small tapestry daven- 
eal slipcovers, §20. FE 
DAVENPORT 2 PIECE SECTION- al. Green frieze. Ln Ud ox ee like 
new. 2 tone CAPEHART CABINET RAD 78 si coed reoned haar < Dg, “EB 
2-6004. after 5 p 
DEEP FREEZE AT THE   
  
  
LOANS Extra Fast 
Service 
You can borrow 20-850 aulcklv 
on signature. car or furniture. 
Loans made w'tho* endorsers 
for anv worthwhile purpose Uo 
to 20 months to re.av 
HOUSEHOLD 
je INANCE Corpo’ Pontiac 
| 3" South Hovocel tog st. Kav Bide. 
2nd Floor Phone ‘*Ederal 
WHEN YOU NEED 
$25 to $500 You can get it | bead on your 
signature car or furniture. No en-   
dorsers, Payments, to suit your 
budget, We will bé glad to help you with your money. p s. 
FINANCE CO. 702 Pontiac State. Bank Bidg. 
PE 4-1574 
~ NEED SEASONAL _ 
CASH = ‘Get tt vane = Benefic: 
custom-tailore 
sand pene: p ited trip jal. Loan | 
‘our needs 
rst for a one- 
ns $25 TO 9500 BENEFICIAL. 
FINANCE BOO, Low ' ' ost, cat ote Lede 
ple a resect a savings 
Bie appianens 2¢ nerd Lk. Rad. 
DEEP See Ses ON 
America's best makes. Freerer 
Sad food guaranteed for 5 years, 
$405 for $278. Slightly scratched 
in transit. spree Fluorescent. 
393 Orchard Lake A 
DINING ROOM TALE BUFFET. 
. chairs. Also china cabinet. Can be bought separately o 
riced reasqnabix: Chef stove. For 
Lakeview, Syivan 
$179 SEWING M, MACHINE. oR ris __ Excellent. conaition. toe 
  DAVENPORT, sit aati 
dark blue. watowt trim, $25. MI 
— #4015. Eh Nad! JEWEL GAS RANGE. 
ull size. ae t condition. 
yrs. old $65. OR 3-6464 °° 
    DRYER, DEMONSTRATOR. $95. R. _B. Munro Electric. a Broo 
ie HEE | 
oS WAT DINING SUITE.   
  pes re KENMORE TRONER $50. 
FRIGIDAIRE, #6. DAVENPORT,  itawtrte Fe roanter: $8. Hot Piste, 61 $1. 03% 8. Marshall._eves. 
DON’T WISH FOR: 
LONE Y! Make it easily 
through Cc lassified Ads. To 
sell, rent, buy, swap, hire,   
| 
  STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR. 
Reasonable. In good condition. 
1472 Rosedale, Sylvan Lake. FE 
23-4349. _ 
TRADE GAS RANGES FOR ELEC- 
trie, R BB. Munro Electrie 1060 _ W Huron - _. 
TRADE-IN DEPT, 
Recon. Guar elec refrig 
Recon Guar elec washer 
Elec orange Hi-le 
39 inch gas range 
Heavy Wainut twin beds 
% pe- Wood Dinette 
Davnepert Odd $ 0.05 
2 pe. Living Room Sulte — $19.95 
$1800 Uph. ,Vanity Benches $308 
VYMAN’S mee? Terms 
SCPE 41133 AL EITCHEN CABI- 
‘10. Complete baby 
and chest, like new, 
2766. 
1F ROSE | DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. 
IR 3-5379 af 5.30. 
aa _ INCH } ca OUNSOLE. $29.95. TV “AT kit $9 95. 
ALTON TV Walton eee FE 32-2387 
17" MOTOROLA TV ABC WRING- 
er washer: 8 mm movie camera, 
Sai: desk; FE 5-671 788 
Used Trade-in Dept. Washer $19.95 
Electric. range ‘ $4 
sions range $29.50 ofa 
Refrigerator : $34.50 
Corner covet. Hey wood Wakefield 
Cham pagn: $34 
Table and ry ‘chairs, Heywood Wake. 
field Champagn a re 
Da eamart & eur 
Many items jent Grae 
THOMAS FCONOMY FURNITURE CO, 361 8S. SAGINAW 8 
____ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
USED APT. ELECTRIC RANGES. 
= B. aaaare Electric Co. 1060 
PC. OAK (DINING ROOM 8ET 
Good b 266 
Edison 8. FE 45885 
12x12 LINOLEUM   
  
  Gomes cent Peist,, gal. es _ 
vinvL INLAT D TIE hs fcr RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL, $3.50 
SYERS, 141 W. Huron, FE 43064 
LIVING | (OOM SUITE. 
Cheap, FE & : 
ture, Green Anmings I m AX! r rug, Oil . "g Tr, retrige: Ex 
USED DEPT ble model RCA ‘eaas GOO. 
16" blond table model $0.40 
Motorola . ......... 870.50 
«+. 50.50 elvinator ref 
‘Maytag ‘wash reser Sermo 
      dial. FE 28181, 
  “4. Lawrence St. 
      New swivel 
aire GE autom 
Furniture, A Appliances 
a5, 
rE 7 tat. oe eni.*"THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1955   
Sele, Household Goods 57 ON 1 Ne es 
Wye BAT AME BOTTLE 0. AS 
‘ Restart, © gol. 8. a. Munro 
USED GE WASHING MAceNE. 
G MACHINE, ‘ $35. 
. B. . — R. Electric, 1060 W 
WasTINGHOUSE x — ——- ¢, $15. OR 
POINT ‘Tic 
ah 20.05 
oo SR wee hh eer AE ay s Anoliaares & Hu- 
Wasi #20; (OI SPAC ¢ HEAT- 18: Mike 
Westinghouse Piney o allege md = wide oven. 
514908 
1960 N. perdi Pea Ra PE 5-022! 
see ae Nene, 6,000 SO. FEET OF — NEW FURNITURE 
WAREHOUSE PRICES teins room, bedroom & Kitche: 
PIECE LIVING 
ROOM GROUP Davenport e air, two step 
—, mi aes table, 2 decor 
ator Ja 
ALL FOR $97 Ail other suites. sc a bed sutte 
studio couches, and beautiful) DON'T | Bot UNTIL yous SEE 
our tree CN | perfe 
will arrive it. For Ccout 
tre: shop grees. — aareese and reds 
6 PIECE 
BEDROOM GROUP Double dresser. ‘arge mirror. 
  
ALL FOR $9 Also 15 other bedioom suites, 
none pape walnut = ¢ rul rays, 
and blonds, at same bigi 
ourself f 1. $33 Coates Ra. 
Clee ee Seym Lk Tremendous savings on all 5 and 
lam, gas and electric | — 
and unfi unfinished ‘urniture. 
TRADE IN YOUR 
OLD FURNITURE 
AS AS DOWN PAYMENT TERMS LOW A §2 WEEKLY 
Pearson’s Bank Furniture, —T 
1 Ovanare Lpke 4: Ave. FE 4-788) | ft Stamps 
Sener Fie size 
ae “GABERT'S ~ 
FLOOR SAMPLE SALE. vureec mas SI a al 
  
ak peaks 
Lard 
Pork steak ,; .......... Beef roast 
Pork sausage 
Slab bacon 
one side pork ro 
Pork on CHOICE CHRISTMAS 
sold reasonably, freshly cut. Lo- ated at 
FIRST BAPTIST 
‘% mile — of Dixie Ber on 
atten, corner of M-5® oe Ajlr- 
  
BEAUTIFUL NORTHERN 
; CHRISTMAS 
    Dixie” DAIRY 
~ rofl 
= 
    bookcase © bed, roo: y —— of 8 ALS, fine, t Be cao 
two d | 5 Opdyke 
59 oe Cenaraad ) TREES Wholesale bell esa: A | For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
FRAME 19 x 22%’ CHICKEN house. 11 Mo 
_ Woodward, Birm   
8 iN TILT ARBOR “aw 4% =IN. joine er with % HP motor. 
44x26 in, metal bench. FE 5-2544. 
“FARM FRESH MEATS 
Half or whole r 
OPDY KE "MARKET. Walton at Opdyke _ FE 5-194! 
FIRST Ot QUATITY 5 PT ‘H- ds 
rey 
REE STANDING TOILETS $21 95 
in 9%5 vs double sinks $ 
shbowls with fittings $11.05 
eolored bath ‘ts «with 
fitting: $100 50 Factory Seconds —Irrevulars 
save PIUMBING SUPPLY 
100 8 amar 7 St ss PE. 45-2100 
& M. slag Service Sha | 
Have your. skates sharpened now 
FE 54-7835 Northwest corner Walton & Opdyke 
HOT WATER HEATER_ 30 GAL. 
gas. New. approved for use on 
Consumers’ lines. pee) and 
I 50 al 
ese are slightly marred Also 
electric, oll and bottled gas heat- 
ers at terrific values ichigan 
Ase 393° «Orchard Leke 
Base WALL CABINETS, 30 x KI 
sod p eeex per 4 steel. Refrigera- 
value $12.95 
4 os ce are ners marred 
Youngstown Kitchen Annex, 397 
|KRESGE AUTO oOiL. FLOO R | furnace with all contro $45. OR | _ 35-1378. 
KITCHEN CABINET SINKS” BEAU- 
tiful 42° in odel, $05 value 
$50.50. Slightly amerrea in panes 
Also several in. and 66 
models at rite values Michi: 
aren Fluorescent, 393 “Orchard | ve 
, Eoninecaneap: VARIETY STORE 
7 miles out Baldwin. Armstrong 
floor covering and ee ae 
_paints. Phone FE 17-8025   
For Sale es 60 
ALUMINUM COMBINATION. yt 
Batted I AND ancme AT 
TIMATE. NO Dt Down F PAYMENT. 
  
ALL TOOL USERS 
best at lowest prices. 
 QExemaL alte oe co, 
  
  
intiguE MODEL TOP TABLE. 
    Terrifie deal: on 1986 ‘Norge, 
washers, dryers, refrigeraters. | 
pay 
121 N. Sagina — FE 5-6180 | 
6 PR. LINED DRAPES MATCH. Be roy gion All fixtures, $20 
ED RECORD | PLAYER, 817. oat $25 | BABY iY. SEWING MACHINE, 25: NET, $5. LARGE BABY BED, $25 FE 
2 i 
___ Christmas Gifts 59 
AKC DACHSHUND 1 PUPPIES F FE- 
males. holds until Christ-| 
_mas. ¥ Bat | 
BOY's BIKE. SPOTLIGHT Oirl's tee s, size 12. Exc | 
Condition, PE «i207   
  
BoY's 2° SCHWINN ENGLISH —- dike. Plempess new ice skates, | size 
er. 
PE ates 2 Bondale 
BOY'S J JACKET. | E 12. aso Wh 
ce skates. = ‘Asphalt tile 5 : 
eee = aces co Paint & \¥'S. SEMLPRECISION PR eer Size 7. Like new. OR 
‘BOY'S cuicaco es   
      
GIRLS’ SKATES siZEs 2. « AND|C ‘s man skates, size 6 
[. “MY BOOK CAPITOL ACUUM 58 with fel attachments. Used very 
. FE a COMP: 
__ House.” ef Bisa after 6. | 
i ARTICLES = 
and wp. oan between af EY 
and Liverno: L | 
DOBERMAN PS. AKC R&OiS- fe 
tered, atlechanets, Ss | dev Gees dee rl Christmas Gifts nh | 
108 MINK - - DYED MUSKRA’ 
full coat. Excellent cond 
size ie Sacrifice for $250. M 
__ ple §- 1026. 
~ DOLL CLOTHES ALL SIZES. __ PE 2-0550 
  dors and pup. 
nes rather Kernel. 3059 In- 
dianwood Rd. Lk. Orton. | 
OAMES 1 AND * TOY8 AGE 6 TO. 42 | 
Alm hew cheap, Americar. | 
vee —— yey ae Lemay end | 
lots of t | 
chatr, ne ‘aay sets amd aur | 
83 to Erector set with motor _ 
shoe roller skates, size 
| 
special 2? rifle. $30 Bowling ball. 
hat, sime 12 $12 i string pu $2. Rotary ance | 
press extra type. FE, 
after 5. | 
HOCKEY SKATES, SIZE 
22 Stevens repeater ri ne 
h in good condition. Phone | 
OR 3-5402 
    
original cartons Cost, $200, 
for $100. OR 3-2577 after 6 oy 
LARGE LIONEL TRAIN. WITH AC- cessories. Excellent condition. OR 
LIONEL TRAIN AND $123. 64 Ex      
  
r ek fy 
hockey skates, size 
  ‘APARTMENT SIZE 6 OAS 1 RANGE. 
as at extraordinary values Mich- 
gan agen m - 393 
AT TENTION! | £2E : 
LUMBER BARGAINS! SMITHS: 257 S. Saginaw : — Just received several cars of new 
& used lum ber sell at real sayv-   boards, coftin- 1 tile, felts, shingses. 
nails, door all at bargain prices, Used brick |@1 Orchard Lake ave. FE 37101 uo work, our 
SURPLUS LUMBER” i\MATERIAL SALES CO. used tre skates, |5340 jand size re ent desk. clothes hamp- | - — B. -- sie 5 Se oe Anti- Freeze. ......53¢ © off} KE 24” MS hb 'PLASTIC WALL TILE. 
Condition, 825 inoleum 
  
    LY. _ tor 8 razcot 42 Bt 
. BICYCLES. BOY'S. a 
jand. Slight) 
fewee $08.50. territie “value “   
ICAO ROLLER SKATES WITH 
Size 4. Worn 4 times |   
  
ar rr OF Ri REFRIGERATOR, ALSO fT a 
ner BM 3a’ Ot MP! alle Rd Biruin-hem Mi «coe 
BLONDE BABY BED 5 YEAR sive with water proof mattress 
| Fass condition. $1500. FE | NEW GAL VANIZED “PIPE % tm. «2 S — lie 
% na ata 4*ac ry 
100 St Saginaw FE 54-2100 
S Same FIXTURES YOUNGS. OLD. 5 OARAGRE REPRISED 10 
ware elecirical cunolies soft = = 
conne: OIL, HEATER. 6 ROOMS FAN, 
—— Sen ne | OL «SPACE HEATER DOUBLE 
RUNSWICK ANNIVERSARY 
pool and arrest com pie telly 
an 
> oe Doors 
        Al. wba all steel lly cuaranteed 
$25 a 4 _ Estimates on | remodeling ‘ire 
_ BERR DOOR — sap 
. 371 8 Paddock chard Lake Ave 
400 series National Cast Iron 
STEAM BOILER 
Cometete ofl orieee with all 
old 
ixl2 a 
Knotty pine. $168 M “AND PORK. HALF art rs se ers. Ovdvk> Market Gr oat actus 
ACCESS. : | suaea Precbebed| MASONIC RING, 
with 'Y¥ 23-1921.   
  
"161 Dixie Hwy Clarkston 
t 275 GAL. FUEL OIL TANK, LEGS. : 
Fe Kiet cap. New. Delivered $38. | 
  JET W WATER 0 8 Perr sod led G. A. 
erry ompson 80 §   
LUMBER ASH AND CARRY 
x8 white pine boards * <i 
15 Ibs celotex shingles Hee so 
car ti bade at 110 00 
Pivwood. Interior and Exterios. i 
Interior and exterior doors 
Winvows. Anderson end others, 
Oek and fir flooring. 
a Pine & Cedar 
“t Cvr Lumber Co 
6120 Boate Lake Rd Commgee 
EM 3-273) 
LINOLEUM... .39¢ YD. ibe Fro UL TILE Je ms PAINT TILE ‘Oxf 
| ks 
© X 8 PLUFS $132 EA | Ready Mix Cement ...... $1.25 sx 
Mortar Mix : . s = 
"si" Ash pit doo: 
COAL & mvt RUPPLY. Co. 
BLAYLOCK 
|LIONEL & AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS Authorized .actory service and 
@enuine fact v petts: Free test | on factory analyze 
__ TASKER * 8. 63 Ww _ HURON 8ST 
MEN'S HOCKEY SKATES STAE. 
id 36, $18, $5: new overcoat, size FUNNY BUSINESS 
   
   
   
  
2 
    $1.60 GAL. Te GAL. | 
  ‘4 electric grill. haskins flex)- 
ble shaft isher $35° gauges, 
hase and toreh, 815 ® gal hi-bov | 
foe 10 steel traps, $3: cold water | 
heater and tank. $3. green thumb 
ber ves $50; 2 hp. electric motor. | 
rs er TABLES. “clOaRETTE | 
machine pop cooler, oi! 3 | 
ine Mav be seen between 7 
and ®§ p.m. at 375 Auburn Ave 
| NEw & USED PORTABLES. WILL edjust, of) saat grease any. make | sewing machine within a radius | of 10 miles for only $2. Parts extra PE 4-3930_ 835 Auburn, | 
eoor 
ter heaters for Ihousetreritrs asd cottages. Term: 
AILER EXCHANGE FFE 2- sae) | 
FEN ABO LUTED ny | A 
Le hed Sa ae 
deposit will me 
fe iapery availiable W ao Miller. 
Garden and Lewn Gotstss boy Refriceraturs gas and oon | 
VE PLUMBING suppiy 
like new. Lengthen vour ea- 
faze Put ip new ecarace doors 
4-5654 
3 oi] drums. One coal heater | 
226 Fast Blvd. North. FE 4-6493 
burners, blower 80.000 B TU out- 
  for — working refrigerator 
beso hot + trailer home or will 
i) MEtrose 7-302! | 
eACHOUS WRECKING CO 
2301 Dixie Hwy FE 5 -9108 
PHONOGRAPHS. 3 SPEED, RWC. ord players, $2995 value $18.95 
ases =6are 6 slightly scratched 
Michigan Fluorescent, 392 Or 
PRE-INVFE.NTORY 
1S per cent disc. on cach and 
carry sales 
asl cacoeica lona lengths, $105 
M. 
Pur net 8° 10° ana 12" boards. 
$105 per M 
156 boards $0 M 
wood boards, $200 M 
     
ACKELE ere le TES 
A 5-5811 
  
x| Save Money at   
Naa _ showsoaT 
~~ Casi 1 ror | PuRNTTRE 
  
    
MAN'S CHICAGO ROLLER 
skates, size 7, sli. FE 45261 REVEN USP QHENTAL DesiGR | Tue, 6 x 8. jas row 
SMALL CHILDREN ROL-| DU 
Haorat pa site ts eed 3, $5 ea. 
(ig froner, like new, 
Ethos we Menrmer Wed DRAW Gees HITCHES raer coal stove, sie. Like 
ar or es MATCHED SPALD- 
   
   
     
   
  CHRISTMAS TOOLS — 
ita eid gow. FR eit TOY S| ; ain Cc ’ F = 
sa ide a chalks nei pF zz | AT. ACR AEST ERS OUR Cr: AR LY 
LOW BUT OUR SERVICE 1s \" 
cs 
Peart Wo LN) Bt 
et tank, ines bsg pres $50 
= 
      BURMEISTER’S 
LUMBER 300,000 
‘3 YARDS TO °ERVE You 
Northern Lumber Co, 9191 Cooley sn he 
  in oe 
    
For Sale Miscellaneous 60! Ree ee eres | 
dave Up to 40% on 
Christmas Gifts Reg. Ne 95, 16 in. tricycles, 
3. per’ cent 
appliances 
Reg. $7050. 8 im. electric hand sa now . 
Ree “sie 8 "GE electric skillets. 
Nestor Johnson Hd Sy ins 
epte 
Lar; 
| Lay 
j fiusdreda Sl 
yee 
ree i 1s a ARDWW "ARE 3904 Auburn 
Heights, ee 
PLUMBING SPECIAL Sigal el ce zs 
vero iat mand Consumer ap- 
repel) Gece forget) tnancienen ie. | arnason Bambing). ath 
Insulation loose and banket 
Culverts for drivewavs 
| PHTLPs El. ECTRIC HARDWAR 
oan supoties 
PENNY PAINT S house paint. 1 gallon 
| 2nd gallon at tc 
Two gations for 
Rubber base Some. meet 
= of Orcharg — Lake _ 
Roofing and Siding 
Combination Doors 
LLG 
Aluminum 
and Coors 
Las 
TE. beach hide CONVERSATION A”. 
| Talbott Lumber BPS paint Also Spread Satin and 
Gata Bord reseer base. Ha Sia 
mui m, 
. fun line at caarber, ‘103 Oakland 
re 44-2622. 
sae “ARBOR opel ela er 
eenen 
showers, 
and curtain 
These are slightly marred, Mirht- 
= Fluorescent, 393 Orcliard Lk 
AW 
a oat 
OIL BURNER OR WILL TRADE | 
ens eZ    EZ 
  by Hersh berger IL 
  
    
> a 
      
    
$775 
off on all Sunbeam 
  
  “FLOOR SHOP of S Saginas 8t 
  
M A. BENSON 549 N Saginaw 
ROMEX BY THE | 
wall boxes tor duplex Dlugs 
. m 
“SINK. CABINET _ _ Bargain FE 5-743) 
SINKS FROM $5 93. 
tric water heaters 
i e "Pere $55. G. A. Thompson 
SEPTIC TANKS | REINFORCED bran stl 
6428 3972 
\y - § ENAMEL RECESSED * pathtubs Crate marred $21.95 un 
Disie Hwy. MA 65-7878 oe SAVE Supply 
STORM SASH 
combination window. | |     
~ STOP—LOOK 
ae TOPCOATS - OVERCOATS FROM oe 
Woo] & Wool Ga! = pants FRO! 3 
EDWARDS OUTLET 
  
    
hp 
eueesioas “youth bed FE 2 
_ efter __ 
TOILETS, ois VALUE $2295. LAV- 
$20.50 value $14.95 Stall 
  _ AMERICAN STAN Den 
ater. Ga 
old oR 3-7901 
| USED FURNACES. OIL BURNERS, | 
gas burners. blowers. stokers a 
stoves Wavne Heating Co. 
ester, OL 2-021) 
VENTILATING PANS FOR KITCH $4095 value et S29 05 pins 
  a en on the buns, op ‘teha?”’ 
  
Sale Musical Goods 62, 
CORNET: OLDS reese VERY 
good condition. 
CONN ¢ poaware eee 
_5-0871 
120, BASS ACCORDION WITH 
ease. music and music stand $95 OR 3-7032 
GUITAR, WITH BAR ATTACH- ment, and case. Excellent conc, 
$25. Ph. WE 2-7558 after 4 p.m 
NEW SPINET PIAxos' ~ CABLE. 
Dranich & Bach. big discount, 
$305 up. Row) Products Co 
2-5036, OL 6-0571 
|P1LANO FOR SALE CHEAP. FE 2-746   
0 wu 
svallabie | PIANO TUNING, REPAIRS GUAR. at b 8-3325. arteed, O4 8-302, OA a A a = ee 
| PUT A PIANO IN THE HOME 
for Christmas. Rent before you 
buy. You will be given credit | 
a decide to rehase same at 
ister date. "Grinell's 27 8. Saei- 
Pino UNING AND REPAIR. ng. Oscar Schmidt. FE 25217. Trey MAHOGANY SPINET PI- 
ano. Excellent condition Gal- 
lagher’s. 18 E. Huron St FE 
4-0566. 
S3MALL CONSOLE PIANO. 40-1N 
high. A real bereae Gallagher's , 
18 E. Huron _FE 4-0565. 
CRED Sate SPINET PIANO. Terms. Gallagher's, 18 E. Huron , 
St. FE 4-0566. 
VO8E CONSOLE PIANO MAHOG. . anv. Excellent condition Practi- 
cally new $600 EM 3-3312__ 
Sale _ Office Equipment t 03 ~ 
| RIEDEN AUTOMATIC CALCULA- 
tor, and other office equipment 
4-0511. 
‘Sale Store Equipment t 4 
VARIETY. STORE CLOSING IN 
Flint, teh. For sale: All fix- 
tures d sien holders. Contact | 
4-446) 
STOR FIXTURES $1005 FLUs | inventory. 100 E Huron. Cail FE | 
#680 from 8 Dm 
_Sale Sporting Goods 65 _ 
2 2 PAIR ROLLER Apatts- BOY'S 
and girl's. Size 2 - FE 5-0182. 
GUNS - BUY ayn TRADE 
_Maniey Leach 10 0 Bagiey | 
GUNS, MODERN, ANT te say. 
SEL i. BURR-SHELL 3 Te   
ANDERSON” S- 
Has Done It Again 
Look at These Special 
Gift Values for 
the Skater 
630 boy's hockey skates biack | 
jeather shoes brown trim, sizes 
12 to 13 
{Cue 50 boys’ and men's hoekey 
skates, black jeaiher, brown trim, 
ie ee polished skates, sizes all 
| $10 50 girls’ white leather, fett lined figure skates. sizes {2 to 3 
61250 ladies’ top grain elk wane 
leather, felt lin figure skrtes, 
Doubie runner skates for the wee 
ones, brown sel white leather | 
shoes. sizes 10 to 2 $4.60 | 
Be sure to look over our line of hunting and fishing equipment for. 2 a “z - _ For Sale Pets — 9S. Sale Farm Equipment 76 
women PUPS AKC REGIS- | MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS. REN- 
  
    Mile Rd Me MuUwerty eae Sr Rare & repairs mnie 
CNM pons, DUSTRIAT McCullough Gnas Saws 
COCKER PUPPIES, | > peagNW and Used FERGUSON, CASE AND NEW 
Apna 
ND SAVE AT uy 
HOU ‘GH TEN & SON 
_ Auction ‘Sales 77 2 BLONDE AND 2 
BLACK. PH. FE 80056, 
-CHRISTM M AS PUPPIES | AKC reg. 
weeks old Christmas Eve. Ped B Auction House, 5089 Dixie gree papers. FE 6-1606" MI 17-0008. Mat. Aticees Drayton-'and Wa- 
terford Christmas gifts for the DACHSHUND Heer! AKC REG : reasonable OR 3-466 home and the family. New satin   
| ther—Collie. $20. FE 5-1849. Some ly tors. ce Sack eye |e 
PRED POO! Rist. ies’ tables and chairs ning 
pos reasonable Sib trots room suite. china cabinet, Easy 
beak: HOwara 8-6306 aft fer 5. Spin Dry washer, nice bedroom 
  |GERMAN sHEPHERD PUPPIES. “pat —— Finest pedegree. Univeraity studio van, occasional chairs. dav- 
enports, beds and misc items 
(comes PIGS. BOTH § SHORT AND Sale begins 6:30. Lunchroom, heat- long haired FE 4-105 be buil Has elmore sales until 
our ‘YOUR =e “PUP- an. ¢ Merr ristmas and a pies now. Registered toy poodies. | Happy New Year to all Toy Terriers, Cockers, Dacas-| AUCTION SAT, DEC 17 AT 1 00 
hunds. Pekinese. Unregistered, e'clock sharp Located 10 miles 
mixed Chihuahua & toy terriers, | Southwest of Pontiac. on Orchard Guaranteed canary singers, para- Lake Rd. and %% mile west to 
poeta (68 meene bamiers <ORe | Coals ua ols tatm matin & all supplies. Tropical Shop rr Farmall A Tractor wth cults. urn ie vator and fertiliver affachment 
Aue ee ee Allis Chalmers WD tractor with HAMSTER SALE «} FACH ~ ALL double 14° plow & new spri 
| Pet Shop. 69 8. Astor PE 46433 | tooth cultivator JD chopper with     
  IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, AKC| hay and corn hears. JD blower. registered, recone for top 49 ft pipe. JD 7 ft mower JD 
_oualitv. MIT 4-053 | sub-seiler; JD § blade dise filler. 
P ID 8 foot heavy duty disc. JD! 
_TABRADOR | RETREIVER 3 Tear | field cultivator; JD 4 section 
LABRADOR RETREIVERS | jan, eae Wes 2D rain i | Farma!! to hunt. si - 
Excelten . dispositions. MAy- truck with grain box, 1', ton 
| _fair_6-2613 Seats Hammermil!: lime spread- 
MALE BOXER 4 MONTHS OLD er. drags. cultipacker; carn    
  
; clipped and shots housebroken binder; 2 corn cribs, 12x12 slats. |~ 
and trained, $75 FE 17-0060 Juantity lumber mise shop       PARAKEETS, OPALINES. CANAR- tools. DeLaval milker. 6 can cool. | 
  jes. 1304 Mt. Clemens. FE 4-6060 er All machinery nearly new Ae 
PARAKEETS. CANARIES. CAGES.| SON PROP “Bast terms “lord | 
Food Since. 1927. 884 Oakland Ave | Kepri. clerk Ed Gott-chalk. auc: PARAKEETS. BABIES AND CAN.| tioneer Phone Howl 1010. Lite - 7#1 Melrose. FE | COMMISSION AUCTION EVERY   
  Oe ee 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE Weal aE gee OF 
“ wamzeR SPORTSMAN MOTOR German Snepberus fe svcnoe SALE. FRI. NIGHT. B > 
  FEMALE PuPrie POR SALE. | child's tractor. guitar. baby bed , BOY’ | Mother—German Shepherd. Fa- high chairs, boy's @ girl's bikes, 
dition 
BOYS .20 INCH BICYCTE GOOD °34 BUICK HARDTO 
GIRLS 20° SCHWINN BICYCLE 
          
           Auto Service 81 Por 
  ar. Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma- md red, White wail t 
chine Bhop. 23 Hood) Phone FE fees PE 6-807 __2-2563 __12: Thorpe. 
-. THOMAS GARAGE 186 ise BUICK DEMO'S - — 3» ap pearl Letras service Road 
pm fer am to 8 30 just the “eer yt po noes 
05 Shimmons $8 — First here, ae 
puck Sealer" wows afk ee roa er, we! as Sale WWolarsycle 83 - seainigiepiapslitipesneet 
C URIS PMAS SPECI ALS FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON 1953 Ford V8 hard 
our Harley Davidson see Harie Lots of extras. tee. clean 
tion Sales Co. 372 South | 1953 Chevie Bel Air 2 & 4 Sagina 1951 Pontiac 8 Deluxe 2 des Sharp. 1150 Pontiac 8 catireedl 2 dr. Sharp. 
Two 1950 Chevrolet drs. Clean.     
bike. New feet nerator, e! 
__belts, rear Tres se mr | 4-309; 1951 Studebaker Commander 4a sedan. 
For Sale ae 84 1948 Chevie Fleetiine 2 dr, 
RAAR AAR AAR tN eer 1946 Chevie 4 dr 
: 1946 Chevie nickup, S$ 26° WESTERN FLYER | =: 5. PE 17-8631 , Housetrailer, 22 ft. 
Te aGes | West Side Used Cars 
OG watts D Con. ke Ww. “Huron PE 42185 
cond liton 1620 FE 29600 you Interested in @ real BOYS 26" Tee “AFT: ich class automobile, here ls one oe epee | with less than 14.000 miles 2 tone, 
| power brakes, white wall tires, Bac cond with extras Mi and inside is like new. Can use 
48777 ood   He | your fonds ioe ry 1 Lane win 
24° SCHWINN, GOOD CONDITION, like condition J. Van We turn) signal, front light. horn. | __ 4540 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-13565. 
FE Sait ores | PREPOSSESSED CARS | 
Boats | & Accessories — 85 1909 olds a8 Sedan .. $163. ~ | eee ther bes “R & H $108 
RISTM SUGGESTION i ev Cony ~ . ce phat A pte rs | Dodge ‘2 ton Pickun $83 
Woiverine and Feathercraft boats _1971_8. _Johnson_ a AaTER: Canoes | BUICK “42 4 PR ROADMA 
Leese ye | Dvnafiow. R & H, white sidew 
or Terms | seat covers. exc. condition, 
HARRIN TON BOAT WORKS S272 
899 8 Telegraph FE 2-8033 | 193; euick SF 
_ Open E SPEC jo Eves and Suns. ‘& pipes rs 2500 mile mien 
MERCURY OUTBOARD MTRs | eran 
_ Sales & Service FE 2-5260 DE CEMBE R 
oe ee ceuriony Oniatt Pee CLEAR ANCEISALE       
    
  OWENS MARINE SUPPLY esale Prices to All 
396 Rane be Lake Ave 49 as 88, 4dr. Fully Phone FE 2-6020 equipped $199 7 aLOMA re APT BOATS | ‘40 Ply mouth deluxe 4 dr. R and 
EVINRUDE MOTORS i. ean MARINE ‘SALES & SERVICE 49 Ford club coupe, R and H. V. 422 ‘5. RAPH / Slum arp 
—) p= 9° Plymough deluxe 4 dr. R and 
Tramepettation’ on Offered 87 Heater ie ee 9100 
| 61 Dodge Coronet. 4 dr. Very 
CARS oe CALIF. SEATTLE nice Pla Averill Auto Sales. 2020, ‘ol Lincoln 4dr. Hydra, 2) and H. 
Dinie Hwy FE 20678 SL Ponting 8 cyl. 2 ar. R and   Sat, Night. MY 2-1521 | " PARAKEETS-PETS SUPPLIES LE SMART AUCTION BALE. 
DANCEY'S PET § closed until April. Pvt. saies daily 
239 Voorheis Rd oe §-5031 Good past in used furniture, 
‘PART GERMAN SHEPHERD _‘toves 
pape. Call after 12. FE ¢160).| For Sale Housetrailers 78 
46 ALMA ALUMINUM, 20 FOOT 
PEKINGESE PUPPIES MALE tion $480 EM 3-229 8 “OMY Gieeuleer ese, Reasonable | cr THE NEW GENERAL FOR 
PEXINGESE, Pura PIES. WHITE Seublen wearcoas: Mele = com: 
hold till Christmas, 5 males avail-| Pltt® comparison ang Tm = able for service FE 4-5337 
REGISTERED TOY — oR Ee demonstrators One 38 ft 
_Ttier puppies. MY 3-2878 i 
REG. BRUSSEL GRIPFONS AND | ty ler tor fishing end bunting _Pekingese. Phone PE 17-0243. $235 Also used tratere canoe REG COCKER PUPPIES OR as $50 down. Genesee Sales, 210! , 
__3-1566 after 5 Dixie Hwy 
REGISTERED o | BOXER F PUPS im 
On vase and 5 females Price $35 : 
Fi) 
    
i 
| REG 8 = “OLD BOXER ‘PUP. | _Dies FE 2-5909 | h 
a RABBIT 1 DOGS mor -s~F’xchange = | 
: LECT YOUR CHRISTMAS haveve | ANDERSON and GREAT LAKES. | complete selection. Crane's Bird 27 to 45 ft America’s 2 unchal- Hatchery 2489 Auburn Rd - ange BEEMER. CREE end | 
WELSH TERRIER PUPPIES 9! Tin} HOME. New trailers as Lit- | | _weeks old, AKC Reg. MI 62700, | tie as ', down as long as Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 moins to pay at 5 per cent in- 
PARTS—STORE 
  SaEEEEEEEEEEeenaeel Pane oersia? Open to eedar Sat 
Hay, ‘Grain & Feed — 71 04 CHAMPION 4 PT TRAILER. =z $1.300 for equity FE 81371 or 
lALPaLra.. ALL KINDS may. | 0 OR _3-7015 
she. 
ire OXFORD   
  | ALL TYPES OF HAY FIRST & cutting. Also straw. Wil! 
acuves OA 68-2179 
SECOND CUTTING ALPALA~ tat Trailer Sales = cuttin timothy and alfala. brom 
| erase and alfeita. DD carpen Prices slashed on used| | ler iver rom, 
| ‘s‘to39 trailers. Must cut down 
_ For Sale Livestock 72 inventory. Geta hargain 
jis MONTHS OLD CHESTER rel 
boar Wim Brazeiton. Ortonville |- from. Phone 30P6 
| 30 WELL - BRED ~ SHROPSHIRE | 
sheep, three, four and five years 
oid due to lamb April ist. Bred 
| to Registered Oxford ram. Lee See the new 6 Stewarts. Gen- 
    Bu tes DRIVE-AWAY SERVICE | 
a es FE 4-51 
RESPONSIBLE ‘PARTY TO DRIVE | 
1955 automob 
RIDERS TO AND FROM RQYAL | 991 Lapeer Rd.. Oxford: OA 86-3011 CARS FOR LOs ANGELES. Fei) Heater - $0 Francisco, or Seattle "52 Pore Vic. R and 
139 | 52 Buick club sedan ae shift $395 
ROMO. | ‘83 Pivmouth deluxe : Seer, my i tes DEX M brook - 
ares ri. oo 23 Would like | 2 Ford 2 dr. Sharo .. 
meone to share exvenses, PE Ford cony R and H. Perfect m3. cndoien $805 
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM mobs | wo uiaml. | 4s Down On most ¢ areand Des! return Jan | * 
4 All gas and car expenses paid. Open til9 p.m, 
Must pe reliable Apply 98 Warce JEFFREY FORD SALES   
oe 6 sore) fe week. leave 6:30 Ltr atlas 
am. return at 3:30. New car PE | BUICK F R isd ¢ 
d 5. Ask for| Perfect cond Pully equipped in- {sta "Between 4 an sk fo: quodtaa [somes 
  
  Trailer ; 
| lenged |e aders in their price | 
RE 
  
here today. 40 to prek+ 
  —| Ful price $1715. Private. OL TRUCK GOIN eon PaRi 
either way FE 6-806 2-2941. 
Tir TARE onal TWO ANTIQUE CARS. 150 BUICK WILL TAKE 5 ADULT PASSEN- | TWO ANTIQUE CARS. 
ere ast Missouri! Leav- ‘ 
Mie Bega it Fearming Deets | Jah ve Linens fo   Gas Station, corner Joslyn and 
Wanted Used Cars. 88 @ BUICK NEW BRARES WE BRAKES, 
CALIFORNIA BUYER | Leet, Suse cash or 10. terms. 
AVERILL'S, 2020 DIXIE HWY. 196 "BUICK SPECIAL PECIAL «pode. PE pests or FE 4-6896 & w. sisse. 
(WANTED - JUNKED OR VaED e042 ‘after, 3 a ee cars any make! any moda ep | CADILLAC. iais . 1955. SERIES 62 SE- white 
BA ACLEY AUTO PARTS power cme! cog brakes. . ‘ | PE 5-9219 eye 4.000 
WE PaY TOP Soran Fon _ tive Cail Lincoln St BAGLEY § fe miles, GM Execu- 
  sharp jate model cars "SS CADILLAC Cote oe viii. 
COMMUNITY Fence. inet 
MOTORS "Fat REY   
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. RE 42064. 803 N. Main, Rochester | ~ Ne 7 OPEN ‘TIL 10 P.M. W OLive 2-931 __ 
UT OF STATE BUYERS wit : ee clean cars from ‘49 to ‘SS | Credit ins eee s ee ‘anise 
THE HIGH DOLLAR. Plan Por high grade used cars We H4‘VE YOU BEEN ree YU N WHEN 
ies pay you well. 4540 Dixie | A CAR BECAUSE, OF 
"HL. SUANINEE T WE HAVE & 000% SELECTION J. WE HAVE A 
UP TO $30. on aatager & CHEAP THAT YOU CAN BUY 
    ror 
cars. FE 2-2066 days or eves. VERY LITTLE op as 
PRICE THE Ra REST THEN GT | LITTLE AS 85. 
‘BIL r. SPENCE   No Co-Signers! « A Gardner, 2171 Gerduer Ra. shene| @° Mewart cach You have to 62 Oakland aren . mak FE ¢7333 | o : ’ A 8-2764. Oxford see cease trek les ‘Immediate Delivery! | EXPERT HORSE SHOEING SPE-| or vans and eccesenties’ Mich. | Ce M&M Motor Sales | | cializing in saddle horses, um an bottled gas For top dollar on jale model cars | Deal Direct | 
| fs and show horses ae | © a | 2627 Dixie Hw OR 3-1633 | eal Direct! 
sizes 4 to 10 $3.99 GUERNSEY WEIrrRs Bans. Oxford Trailer Sales WID JUNK CARS & SCRAP 
| tered. 3, will ireshen firet of | Mile South ef Laxe Orwo ca M24. | iron. Fast service. Call PE ¢-0563 No Finance Co.! 
Bethenny leche Pape tae 2 his 4 tone | Se rent aied C CREAN CARS i) HEAD OP DAIRY CATTLE | —— Beelm pets! = ‘ECONOMY CARS, 22 Auburn _ Buy Here—Pay Here Holsteins. 1235 Midd'e Rd. Mii-| ‘49 MOBILE ALU* NUM 33 FT = a ¢ ford. Rt. 4 MU 4-8803. oe $700. 1947 8 Teie- For Sale Used Trucks 90 your gift items You will save | 
pointedly reed! by 
habit! 
“AND E RSON HDWE. 2182 8 TELEGRAPH 
5-0962 
FPREE PARKING FOR 100 crs | Mon., Tues. Wed and Sat @ to 3 
Thurs and Fri, # to & Sun 102. 
LADIFS 1856 JOHNSON 
OUTBOARD MOTORS 
Can be —- On Lay-away 
aT 
SLAYBAUGH’S 630 Oakland Ave 
PE #0453 FE 40%24 
Hash, “AND ari FOR SALE F 2-1104 Call af 
arr ‘OF FOUR MATCHED 8PALD- 
ng Woods, new rubber — 
Nike Christmas present 
3-6002 after 4 4872 Fitzabeth Lake Rd 
i) Sen Gravel & Dirt 06 
| &. TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE ei 
| Lee I Elizabeth Lake 
  Sond gravel. fill Lyle Conklin. 
PF 8-11'2 or FE 2-85 “ 
large selection of doot chimes at‘ BEACH SAND, _ ORAVEL “A AND extraordinary 
4301 Dt Hey Fluorescent. PIT ASE. Madiev R4 Clarkston Dravton Plains OR 3-1202 Ave _Excellent reared. Phone OA 8-2035. | 
| WRECKING ~ HOUSES | “ALL Ma. | — 
teria: for sale. Union Wrecking in w Mile to 
~le 
WHITNEY BABY CARRIAGE. _ 5 
Single rollaway 
_ Spring mattress 
good condition. 
UNWANTED ARTICLES 8 RF- 
__moved free of charge. OR 3-8762 
___ Deo It Yourself 
osm OUR TOOLS. DO TOUR ¢ OWN 
Su 
5-4 
_flosed_every Thursday. 
JACKSON RENTAL BOQUIPT 
and bide. supplies, Open Sun. 
_©_F.) Montealm FE _4-5240. 
F por sander wall paper steamers - waxers 
fornace vacuum 
lano Fu\ and Paint, 
_enard Lage Ave €E 6 
Cameras, Eavtement 6t A 
UTHER ene 
listed unde: __bdles.” Cl Classification vrember 3 
_Sale Musical Goods | 
ACCORDION SALE. ALL STYLES. 
aes, repaited. Woaners 3 8 22 
2 = 
Fad 
2 L) 
— = PLAT, ¢ CLA haha | 8 vde 
corner Orchard Lake Rd. GReen- 
af 4304) 
  
DB Bry SLAB \00n 6 A CORD, 
1 —— WOOD. % PER CORD | 
FIREPLACE CANNEL ¢ COAL- 
Speed 
| HARD SEASONED FIREPLACE 
wood. FE 4-6637. _ fill dirt, FEL nn or, FE 5-274, | EXCELL ENT CORN 15¢ CRATE | 
AVEL 
_eted all Senet re   WE DO JoBs EM 3-836 ies +e 25807 
__ Wood, Coal «& Fuet 67 
DRY, HARD REAVY SLAB wobo | and kindline $5.20 a cord or 2 
— for $10 FE 5.3986 ofr FE 
2 for $11. Deliverea. FE 5-2006   
$1__Delivered. FE 4-6588, 
  
AKC SOXER PUPS. FAWN. 8 
AKC AIREDALE PUPPIES 
AKC REGISTERED 3 MOS. OLD 
  ‘Settee denecin sete 
BEAGLE aT STUD. $15. NOT Sit’ 
sanoru GREAT DANE. 
  
       SeavtiIrec paMaALL gi HO, ie 
her's, 
~~ CHRIS MAS ob BN SH a 
hoceny E. 
oecial ees Nous ye8 sheet rock C A C....8 1 
4x8 Masonite, sheet . .... 8 2 
x8 Std P Pine 
| das ry — ‘er M $ oe 
24R LA fir ‘ s , 
x4 std ia~ fir ner M $ 99.00 
2x6 std. mines fir, er M § 99.00 
ce std. ian fir Per M & 99 00 blanket insi 100 « 8 445 
ee fir score 8 5.95 
ies he fir a $ie0-00 
knotty pine per 60. 28 paneliny W = oer M $160.00 Sol) pine 6 ft 5 Meet Comb alum doors from 8% 299 95 
wre * doors $14.95 T pe col bath set. All fittings, 
set. cact iron tub $150.05 
HARNWARE — PLUMBING 
BOY DEI UMn OLInA® iF oon Pi aie Ng ‘ | Beautiful Weber Fase IF. LD cond 
R- Hardman-Peck grand. Walnut 
Pe ANo BA qo : 
BURMEISTER Case. 
Premie: rent. Vs Ve — 
Kreniek-Bech ant 
        
       See oes rte Retina 
bgt tong AT STUD. PUPPIES. 
_3-9206. 
   
x 
              ane for Sale Pets. 9 
ne FEMALE BOXER PUPPY | 
Mos, fawn and white mark- | 
oe ears trimmed, Disteme zd 
_ shot. FE 4-703. No Sun. cails 
_si07 . 3350 Crooks Rd. FE 
|. GET one for Christmas joy. Lee farm, 
corner Hadley Road and Sawmill 
Lake Rd. Ortonville. Phone Ort. 
Beagle Sired by a field 
Champton. Price, $3 $25. OR 3-40500. 
Y. 
ear Fd. Ch. MY_ 3-312. 
  ale. Black mask. 8 mos 
ealthy 
    Very gentle,” Owner most pale: MA ES8e0 atl for a Ph. FE 4.5298 
Wo3R. hig i ertieay froot end ie For Sate Tires. 80 80-A 
AKC Sie Gare. old, Excel-| NEW A heer | econ USED TIRES, $1.50 Scns ag gy 4 yt saat week > oe ane Bg Eg aan also white walls. $03 8. Sacinaw. 
BEAGLES, geal THOMAS. SNOW TIRES. TUBES AND 27 Park, Ox 
Rbeteeertn mente ted acre nh ie tee 
Mos OLD, males, one female $75. a 
Excellent blood line, MY 
  
Christmas Parakeets 
    AD GR 
$190 delivered PE 4-6588 HOMOGENIZED -33c PER '» GAL. | MOBILE HOMES REPAIR SERY: SAND AND FILL DIRT, DELIV. | NICE WHITE FEEDER ma Ei 
‘Wanted tence 73) ‘NOW _ 
WANTED: J00 OR ‘50 POUND fy oe time to purcna - wr ali new, 
E 47782 — 956 Pontiac Chief Mobile Home | ] 
isso HOUSEYRATTER Pri | 
1 
™e 32 ft. with a low low down of | 
For Sale Poultry = ns 
FOR SALE. se BARRED ROCK | $451.85 Jets e ‘aying $150 each | ; OL 26702 After 4pm | Delivered and «et up 
TOM & 2? HEN TUREEYS Also the 37-42-and 47-1 and 2 bed. 435 Ditmar FE_ 2-84 room model no* or display | OVEN READY GEESE Aor A fine selection of reconditioned | 
ducks, farm raided, orders taken, <used trailers which an be our | 
now. Lee farm, eorner Hadley chased o ee ‘ow ‘ow rental | 
Rd. and Sawmill = Orton- purchase p 
eee STOP IN NOW __ Sale F arm Produce 73 
ees SHUTS UNISON APPLES WA AL LEN FRUIT | MOBILE 
HOMES 
  ALNUT G 
_Farms. 4670 Middlebelt Rd 
“FARM FRESH MILK~ 7430 8 Dor. Her Fitnt 
    Pasteurized. 32¢ per ‘2 gallon tee «Booster srrnes allied 
Processed in our own plant. li- Cars wired for palling” cntets censed by the State of Michigan _Adren Short FY 5-4550 Rowe's Farm Dairy 4180 Bald- : = 
win Rd. 2 miles north of Waiton | PAY I. IKE RE <i 
_Rivd Yes. we mean just that' We, 
HUBBARD ) SQUASH. ~ BLUE OR now have the most complete line 
teen 3 cents a pound. All sizes of reconditinned and iate model 
Seen Giddings Rd Pe §-6660 modern treilers ever As ltetas | 
Potatoes, Delicious Apples| do he “Starlet ee? hed out Baldwin to Clarkston- | eee mesele trailers as lew as 
Orion Rd_ Left first farm dn | 
“Sale Farm Equipment 76 TRAILER EXCH, ANGE 60 S Telegraph 
    
  aaasencenect by Distributor Auto vActessories pe 
1956 CLINTON Ten OF ee a te conbnnen | R. x 16 GOOD! | 
CHAIN SAW Silvertowns modern snow tires. $159) «and up. We trade. Also 2464 8. Cass Lk. Rd. Keego | tractors, Lop be peor _Marver. 
Pontiac's ALL PARTS FOR ‘7 CHEVRO | Terme Wholesale Retail Lee's Sales & nee a Two SUburbanite tires. FE 
921 Mount Clemens St. pled . FE _3-9530 Save 50%     BOLEN’S TRACTORS. SNOW) factory rebuilt generators. aed lows and casters. Jeri sno w CHEV. 1951 ‘4 TON PICKUP. AIR- 
Starter by S088 camalup qCarrses a flow heater and defroster turn lowers heagor > uipment. 6507) new guarantee. Hub cass for all | 
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5A 
a 
49 Chev. tractor, equipped 
Et . 
Short mo bol shape 
HOUGHTEN €S SON 
YOUR FRIENDLY DSMOB 
eee aia ' 1956 Demo's DEALER 
a Was "rochester OU tare | Floor Cars, Officials Cars _Bargain. Pvt. owner. FE 3-7542. | 
190 DODGE PICKUP AND CE- 
ment mixer, FE 2-7417 2 Doors Y'ALL COME 
— Ie ise CHEVROLET Ci. CPE RA- to & heater, very clean, Cheap.- F Kk 2.9203 =31 _ wis Johnson _ 
| CHEVY DEL RAY GOOD 150) Chev. 1 t. vane $345 condition, $1,050. GReenleaf 42241 
‘82 CHEV. GOOD CONDITION. MY 
"53, GMC 1 t. pickup $795 | _2-6052__ <0 Kord % t. stake $495 | Rec BEL AIR 1084 WA. iio, close -ok Excellent condition 
|, EM_3-3700. GMC !2 t. panel. $495 | $1,060 
é . 1954 COUPE ORIGINAL 
GMC short-:w heal | CTTNIBH Spotiess interior  To- : : day's bargain special. $796 full 
base, just right for] price. Make your own terms 
dump or tractor. .$593 Haskins- Chev. 
1 $205 5 6751 rat Hwy re M15 
— 70, b ple 5-507 ready tor Open nites ‘tl ® GMC tractor, ready | 1985 CHEVY « DR. Ve RADIO 
heater, directional nts, 9.000 equipped, Ready for! heater. ai on PE So Gin:   — 
the. 
= 
    ihelroads. 81495 “@ PLEETLINE CHEVIE. NEW | motor and Gree Take over pay- 
Petites |e « CHEVROLET 2 DR. GOOD tion OR 3-1653.   Onl Ly Excl lusive in y CHEVROLET STATION WAG- tone green. heater. 
2 eons ogg a 19.000 miles. 
TRUCK owner $875 MI 4-3007 
1950 2 DOOR CHEVROLET, GOOD 
DEALER _ |araieosesas 1955 CHEVROTET STATION | WAG: 
on. Power Glide. R & H. 
_OAKL AND ATC ASS| Glass rion tal car Ia excel- _lent_ condition 
Chevrolet CHEVROLET   
  Courtesy Cars   
4 Doors 
L rt Co & Club Coupes DODGE TRUCK ¢ FT. STERL Bp Oe ee Bel Airs 
bber, fin ‘ 
Milford MU_ «-4033. 2441 Charani : SIXEs & EIGHTS 
_Ra. after 6 p.m. ee meee | STANDARD TRANS. 
P.G. AND OD. NEW CAR coamencee 
Dixie Hwy. 7878 or OR signals “ke new tires. Your car LOW AS , 
3-8506. _ Glass Con 122 Oatiand Tr «tose, ruck down this one today $167¢ 
MCCULLOCH CHAIN Saws: DROP ‘LOUIE'S AUTO PARTS H ki Ch =) bi ICE wand, ape mW Milles || Oven Eveninen 3 Devs a Wegt askins Chev. FULL PRICE Garden on Lawn “Pouipment. 1583 | Starters and generators Mile n ef ee sy son) }4| Rebuilt springs $1 50 6751 ottat Hwy. cS MIS NO FINANCING PROBLEMS ie rm Ld e "4 AS _ Phone » Midwest mingham. Lote of of used parts for ‘46 cars Ge > aaees a ei x :   
tte yoy Bey $125. dae Selling « out large stock of 
wine) 6190, Dlite cerrig ban; Old ‘model parts. Misc., 
‘3 ’ “4 model i new & used merchandise. 
730 N. Perry + FORD * ACTOR $575. SET 088 Oakland Ave Ph PE «451° dou! = ay 
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USED TRACTORS 
  GMC 1930 % TON PICKUP Ex- sid il eS wheels. 110 x 18. $35. MA 4.1735, | OMC 198 a ee * heater.) Oakland County's Fastest DUMPS TAKE ADVANTAGE OP OUR 
: . vd. box. rec engine SAVE 
1953 ; § yd. box V8 Engine As You Have Never 
Saved Before oe Don't Delay—Act Today 
recurs rane oenen ET ASK TNS, “FOR MORE THAN 3 YRS, A 
_GOOD PLACE TO BUY” CHEVROLET 
WE ARF OV ae HITE WALL NEW TIRES, MEARE OVERSTOCKED WITH TE Y i, __ tura signals Growing Degler ATL MARES AND sizes 3 — =| eae BARGAIN  SLOsED 
BAVE SNOW, Plows we oa eK | See WHY tractor Call be-| 6751 Dixie Hwy. at MIS” y &70-15 SUBURBAN (TES, 181098 EX-| tween 10 and 2 ate CULTIVATORS AN ao Rows. | icaunee. F $03 8. Sagi. ee ON. APA, DUTY M/ Age hea 95 
ICED Sree? Open Nights “til § WE TAKE TRADE-INS Ser i085 TON 1 une > PICK-UP, LOW ___ TERMS nN EE a mileage mornings at 196 + __ CREDIT 
PENA vice = AND | REPAIRS. BUMPING & PAINTING 
KING BROS. c PONTIAC RD. AT OF BRAID MOTOR ALES). 
“i salich. ich, Chain Saw Distr 
ner ain! | San We ara     ip ene hh 
  
     Sanderson. A ‘ho oo 
re enn] FREE ESTIMATE pate FOR CASH IN A y Al . 
a rer 3% ton, tur” equtppes, | through Classified 
  ER |H URRY, sell. thi 
                ~eicgy Ford Sales | Py ar ee a) 
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    - eS a Oe \  * my Re St), aS eh, oe op Yh 2 rf ee ee Re a ee ee 7 psi ole he SN is _ be | ae ?" % _ * , 
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E—16 “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1955 os      
  
Far Sale Cars 91 For Sale Care 9! For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91| For Sale Cars 91 7 
te five cuxvmover 2 pn» BY OWN- . - \\ | : I 
p. Reopemmeers peer oe OVERLOADED | | i 4 Y F A R 7 C OC city ROLE A those. a. PSs SALE | | euoran iced SRE : : S = Y We nN S 
|   
     
    Peso = Y Ol Ail Makes and Models 
cmev. wee ras starion — 200 CARS GLE} “20—SSAUTOMOBILES | | 
eee. | $1595 AND UP IS A LONG TIME Your FORD Dealer! | Ww. —e ad heater, orig! ron es ona intertor Fad eed 32 Chevy hardtop loaded $485 | 
2 Olds 88 R&H | 
RADIO HEATER, HYDRA. funish beauty toda Just your car down. Hydr $597 ; } 
Fasy G.M.AC term: ES 3 Studebaker eres ' 44 8 Saginaw St FE 64-7371 | YOUR TRADE 
H ki Ch Spon ve Ute cee 0 Can t Afford “85QLDS WILL NEVER 
CSKINS UNE V. | 3 pontiac nen, Brose | Wileon vue sataliccues BORE Long Enough to Know That ANNOUNCES! 53 
, 53 
6751 Dixie tl at MIS 83 Chevy Bel Air hardtop MAple 4 
rs) 
3S $5071 34 Buick Super hardtop ' power brakes 
oO tes tu 38 CI es, hae | We are open every week night cas : A . 
ue tenes forearms | To Buy and — um , SOOTHER | ; No Payments ‘Til February fopee A) linecersarsen YS Secs nt) PUAN Ce ARRANGED |. HOUGHTEN & SON Reconditioned Cars onest alr e€a in 82350 OR 3-474 POCONO NING (Si NIk=) YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMORILE TO CHOOSE FROM 7 5 g 1950 CHEVROLET 1200 W 81-9) qupur Fe e203 | ue RG RICES po 1985 FORD VICTORIA FULLY 58 No Main Rocaester, OL 1-976] PAY NEXT YEAR : 
Sguis srer_bay ent Fe eeeTt | taupped OR L276 : OLDS 1983 SUPER ts HOLIDAY Wa YS Pa YS . Fess FORD. tet 2m. RAM | spoT eet ae “Caratyar ene szase | COMMUNITY ON ALL USED CARS EVROLET BEL AIR 330 2) °) 0 Nicer idewalls $ 
ght, overdrive. white side 15908. “Welch Rd Walled Lake or 
ae canal On >16s0 aallee ee Very sharp Can porene® 66 5 | phone MA 4-2670 after 6.30 pm | ds os Telegraph FE 2-3200 _ Can't Bitera OLDSMOBILE 1948 2 DR RADIO. | MOTORS | $75 FE ' ‘sf CHEVROLET STATION yoo 49 FORD RADIO HEATER AND heater ner ee ’ : 
. on Power Glide. R & H 24 000 werdrive 276 W Montcalm | 2480 after § 2 OL 20481 Rochester ip # ‘ - frites Fire “Condition Mi canoe overdrive 270 W Movicam | | | Open ti fo pm 53 DeSoto 53 Dod uick Century H.T COUNTRY SED: oLDs ‘33 Clean. $1150 —- | N oage 54 B ick ' e tur H. .. $1798   
  — FORD 1859 CON —— Statior Wagon Fordomatic RW! T Ss l] By owner he “44654 ; or oS in eS 2 
] Ip TOP |W fow mileage Wil trade OP OvVoe You ‘58 OLDS SUPER 08. 7"37 FORD | ‘56 ae oe SALE Firedome Fordor Suburban ' » 22007 , : ; | | Victoria. Power access FE 5-5267 | +55 Buick seda $2205. 55 M M H d 1995 
DV AIDU ES ie cee cee | | 1952 OLDS RUPER af «DOOR SF. | $8 Pontiac Cataina, racio, newer | $19) Down $199 Down erc. Mont. Haratop. — i Wagon. $150 and take over p ' dan. 120 W. Pike St. @ am. to ponte walls $ie05 . ments FE 2-8920 | § pm 4 Buick herdiop . .. - 81798 | ‘ C 1398 GUARAN TEED we nucss sere A BAD “ass "PackanD “ctinpen cus. 31 Sure saan sas 5° Ford 5 Pass. Cpe. ... A 91203 after 6 pm tom hardtop All ‘power extras 42 Ford § sedan. auto trans $505, 'S2 D d i ‘53 P] H Perfect condition tnside and out \49 Ford 2 dr $ 145) Oo ge: 7 “ee ymout ‘59 Nash R T 498 . gtlaq gang 5 506 | 
1 uth Savor 4 door, KAISE R DELUXE 10952 RADIO: Has received constant factory aan | 
mae . care Will sacrifice for $2650 Ma | ‘2 Chey 2 dr ae 4 ! el nalic i “4 ' . af . eee ae 
& PES teen ’ se) “oe IS Se. D CAR le bead =| " Ft Pore Mater Sales me Hudor | TLD, ©. Deve . ‘5? Nash 2 Dr New mir 498 1 Dedge Club 2 doar (2p. ; i a 
ee Checrolet Delose 4 door N | 2 4 ) | ac kard 4 Door ; 952 W Huron’ Fi. 2-264! | $100 Dow n $179 Dow n . q 
11 Plymouth 4 door i ; | eit Reetee De Coenen cues: | tee, PONTIAC) 3 DR GOOD “CON- ; 191 Chrvsier Highlander 4 coor. ' anes gcudaie Malick i vou went dition FE 3-164 ; Ss) K 5 N { 298 
| 19: at. GISCrAINEGW Til: 5 191 DeSoto custom 4 doer. 14 a , 5 a cheap car in nerfect cond ee | 1955 PONTIAC ain CHIEF CAT 50 Studebaker. overdrive $200 CAPRI pus Ras il \ (end avive ints cad a oe Rng OePally ‘coutn Conaie © Fc i 0 ; i 
hoice cL 1953 Pontiacs \ | FE 2-235) : _ 49683 ulc pe. e oto '53 Ford 4 Door 758 
se « «0 « ARKSTON Eo & yoo heater and Hyd CLEANEST PRETTIEST 1948 . ~ ~ 
anus SALES — _ iC YI Jp : , De Re cues tek a) Blsmouth tal Michiganiess35) FE “PONTIAC 1953 CHIEFTAIN DLX Sedan Club Coupe * a Waainilac ‘ tesa. end) 16 fs tea .ti om & Ciass by itself 23-6460 ‘ & cyl sedan Radio & heater, Hy- . _ — ——— A) “49 F< d 84 Dr. .... ~... 168] he in § Bas b Las) thes i price. "5 ma ia ‘ ~ we \ ta drive. two tone finish New e Pi hl > 
CLARKSTON ‘ AS LOM AS S20s s epess : oe Haute Gal neater Low “mile | cir appearance Sée this beauty $70.00 Down $70.00 Down or . eee ee ee 
CHRYSI ER PLY Mourn . : ©a3 axe Low down | today With just yveur car down. ’ 
Onen Bar to 8 o ailw ue : F272 GMAC terms = ‘ 
“wh BUY gett Axo 7 TRADE Bob Frost, Inc. . LAKE Oni0W MOTOR nates | kj : Che : 50 Fard Door eee on oe 188 
; ST FORD — MERCURY - : ‘ ‘ 
S[CHEVROLET BEL AIR WARD TINCOLN, MEnCL RY yp My Me Pecssiits V- |'52 Pontiac 8 49 Lincoln ~ || : Le Radio heater white walls aoe ee i952, PLYMOUTH GDR CLEAN | ryt Dixie Hwy at MIS j ‘ 54 OF Oor : tee 
ieee ais This car in like a RA) > WOODWARD ys \ ‘ pope f bee CLEA MAple 53-5071 “ Fordur Sed: ose : 2) OTR MIRGIAS DS Sy TES TCL I and 1950 Austin, ¢ dr. PE 5-0178 Open Nites “TH # ordur Sedan 7 3 z 
TAKE “ORION MOTOR SALES | MI 6.2200 OD iGidan) A183 ‘32. PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE. | }95) po Ss FE « © 4c 53 P 2 D 678 ea SS GRCE ay ai MERCURY | ; NEW (WHITE Sonee ble beset Rome cae Poveda cal ePtese neers i Sf eae ose rx eset $140 Down S195 Full Price onitac OOl 2... . 10 call woth this tiasling red beauty wit se. = 
_MY_ 2-261! Meceell tires Alter 4 30 cau FF the mack "on Radio heater. Pow- 193) PONTIAC STARCHIEF CUS. ‘$6 PONTIAC 2 OK ioe, = ‘ ' 
CHRYSLER 1955. NEW YOR slide and wiite walls. tom 4 door radio heater, hvdra- FE 2-79351 eres e ulc ls ie oGpoogO 
  rivate owner ereslica cost Nee matic white wally and extras | —- — t . | 
iw mileage Fully equipoed plus | S705 Low mileage Ph MY 2-492 35. PONTIAC STARCHIEF. “HY- 50 L | 48 P] : t ; mowereieering and. wenn) ee . = 49 PONTIAC 2 DOOR $75. OR Rial mt wets eos bower brakes: INCO n Oo ymou 50 Chev Ss) Pass Cpe 328 holster Detro 10731 after 430 or all day Sun ces tires. 5500 miles. Like new Cluh c Cle: Sed: . . oe 
| FE 46638 wh Coupe. Clean edan oases Haat "or home." STAT] ON PONTIAC CHIEFTAI UX rIAC e 2 DR? ntl ase sees } AIN DELUXE 59 PONTIAC DELUXE 2 DR RB) ‘ . . | dr All access See it and & H Hydra Whitewalls Fxcel- $39 0) Down S25.00 Down 5] Merc. A pe: A SAS 36 DESOTO GOOD SHAPE TAKF | 
| make ‘me an offer FE 4-2753. 231 | lent condition, MI 4-1930. Ask for over payments or trade for truck |; SS \~ ‘ 
a = WAGONS wae Si) PONTIAC ashe FE 656 = ' 56200 : “ m 
eas F651. 34 PONTIAC, CDR CHIEFTAIN 48 Ford Conv. ........ 128 
  
        ‘40 DODGE 4 DR RADIO, HEAT- SCoetoemese Ge ceon Tans on ¢r Good condition. 6250. $0 Tre- 1B5t8 AND 19545 All heaters anc ned cradipment u ee _._______| 2+tone red & white paint R&H 4 x gent. he tae fe ae reir Ge ae “ FONTIAC Re or awaric 4) aes signals: pendercest seats. beck 48 Chrysler ‘48 Dodge ’ ‘ORD. 1842. NE GRE = £7345 ‘ ick - inh | r. Torpedo . turn signals up lights other accessories, make | 
ery octets IM: signa the tans Sten Sais ufees meaciae'g | shel teas 'ok sige || tO ITY SI : 93 Plymouth 4Dr...... 968 ropdition Call MY” 7.2601 ' Bob Frost, Inc Eee tere ee SAVE $500 ludor, Good Trans. Inder , : ‘sh FORD CONV RADIO. HEAT- . $595 = ; at . . ; 53 Dod Se 4 D 748 ce new baal ee ly and ous f 1 Helen N MERCUR ¥ AND | , . DELUXE PONTIAC. STAR CHER | nea recall Tom. MI. «1930 Like $35 a) Dow n $100 ! nit Price 1 ge . i + © we oe 
RR TONE LGOTORE EAlre ONTINENTA! DEAVER | #1208 ' 49 PONTIAC. GOOD CONDITION | we enlace clarinet nes RY) S WOODWARD | 1933 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN * pe-| .PE_2-1546 after 5:30 pm _ \ 53 Merc Mont H T 1128 * FORD — MERCURY | BIRMINGHAM luge 4 dr. excellent condition | PONTL c, c LIN Low | . . . * 2 w © 
‘ MY 2-261) _ _ | M1_6-2200 JOrdan €3) 1952 STUDEBAKER Fully equigped. $900, Private. OL | mileage. fare any +6052 ‘47 F d l P] h ' tD 1965 CUSTOM SEDAN R & | 1951 NASH STATESMAN 4-DOOR SE ea | . Or ymout 53 Chev 2 Dr 598 “MA 62038 | sedan Auto. trans Exc bUY For  Giuy Coupe Done jn a sky blue PONTIAC 1953 DELUXE « DooR | 1855 PONTIAC. $70 4 DOOR sF- | : : . eo ooo 6c | anniv $273 Hansel and Gretel ieee color. this cconoms, Fully aecessorized, beautiful ap-| 8” Most all accessories ovlus | Station Wagon Tudor Shoe Store 185 S Woodward - ee : | pearance. ton cond. $1,100. Phone power steerin: Foose ehgechict Very F] ‘ 
eel Je "gee to teday. een ‘to EM 3-2959. Potcial btthoe aay | $175 Full Price $59.00 Down ont 1e . sae | 49 NASH WITH BED WINTER- , : PONTIAC 1950 Su CREET Arn a2! SUES Ri : ° “eee €USTOM &CYLINDE R, | Need Ses. MA sotes macros fh eorene coarom cera gr aH Hydra Wow, tc jess NASH “AMBASSADOR. FULLY | Wie aa — nel) te cary ter, cheap: . P = —— : : TUDOR Re ia a our old car in trade $545 ine SIS FEO Be CATA- Mra Call me AL) Firs. : A Good Number of Trans. Specials You Pay the 
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| Palerice Pe < DECEMBER CLEARANCE aioe = LARRY 90 Ford Soe ites 1983 DODGE = | Mercury ‘52 Sport Coupe $745 | 1955 PONTIAC 2 DOOR STATION 
Ford ‘54 Station Wagon condition FE 2-1617 : bey [ides oe epoppertecat 2 hn Mercury ‘53 Custom 2 door A295 meres ce = becker “meee, \\ Il VIMOUTR 2 eee eee B - * Mercury fea) eaters 4a 45 ate adio e ¥ 
= JEROME {3s pene’ coc slot Converunie Powerful VA enaine.” Biers ge Aegan” © M00r $8] Stee. call Pe esr a meet > ish «The yo 1 hearta d Mercury “53 Hard Top $1345 | "33 PONTIAC § DELUXE 2 DR. ROCHESTER FORD DEALER | ‘5@ Mercury $295 ween heat Mercury °54 Monterey ¢ door $1395 a OL 1-9711 Sev-On Used Cara come true. Has radio and heat- ay 2 ee a iaah Hydra. radio and heater Good ; 1 
“OR MORE THAN 30 YRS. A Haynes Corner Hunter Bivd er. Mercury ‘54 Siation Wagon $1895 | 5, EJ OD PLACE TO BUY" | Birmingham MT. 6-2756 ese Mercury “34 Hard Top si6es | oe) FORTIAC. (4 ‘DR DELUXE: | 
ee is | CARS FROM™ $5200 TO $125 00 $795 Lincoln "84 Capri Coupe $7085 | Clemens St “* Mercury “55 ontclair 4 door 82195 
— ; WHY WAIT 
FOR ’56 PLATES = 
WE GOT ’EM | 
  4160 W Walton. 'y block east of 
Sashabaw Rd. 
  eer se cee i coarse | eat eciee peers coe | DE SOTO. PLYMOUTH DEALER 147 S. SAGINAW ST. — Cadillac ‘$8 62 Coupe $3995 | STUDEBAKER SS “@. GOOD 
DON'T Pst BONDING Bob Frost, Inc. si ne see ates Cass at West Pike Street FE 35-4101 FE 5-3588   
      
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4 {38 Dod ' a w mies sis @ convertible A sundued red fin OE eee AND ! Jeep Pick-up ond cand $360 ish. black top. radio heater and a 5 f F : Gaal Lach 
Se | -soarpaa v-6 werflyte Sis dieett ait tnere seed monet, if you Midrematven metkerthicur! deal 8508S. WOODWARD ia h en ens FE 86-2525 + | Open 8 A M to 9 P M 
Chev. Conv $1230 vou e 0 Tew Ors 1 jor the high) school student Crew AG N. 1952 GOOD BOD es ; AQ) 8 ° * ° . i EOCOOIIe u cant tell a thing about a BIRMINGHAM motor, Low mileage. 8675 | 
Piymouth Cl Cpe ...... 81145 car or its condition by reading . BAS mt 6-2200 JOrdan 6-3933 | EM +648 . ‘M4 Ford 2 Door —...... 1195 | about it. We $545 : = $1295 | . _ - ———— ————— $840 3 Buick Super sedan ...... 
"$3 Dodge V-8 4 door ... : 
Seetes Steps mimtecrnecmepercecem: AN n | 
(Efe g DARE mm GROUCHO’ "Bright Spot’ |Turner Bargains    ve wu to drive im to out spacious V-8 Convertible A’ discreet sea 
A — +... 6395 at Williams and Orchard Lake foam green finish. radio. heater 
$205 Ave. and just feast vour eves on | and Ford-O-Mati- sets this car 
these sparkling beauties. Try tt. apart from the rest. Bee it to- 
i ; : | youll be amazed. aay. 
oni eceaee «| Says BARGAINS sonante RIE ENE hese OLIVER “sss "4 Ford 2 dr......8044 "S4 Merce, 4 dr... .$1199 
EFMENSCHNEIDER : "$2 Pant. Dix. 2 dr. $399 "34 Merc. 4 dr $1199 Dodge-Plymouth Dealer 1953 PLYMOUTH 1955 Olds SIGOS He oo —_ wD Pi =| re US N rc, ar op § On "S4 7 . ° $1. 
2852'S. Saginaw FE 29131 BUICK Cranbrook 2 dr Sedan. Radin. TIP TOP CARS Super 88 2 Door, Radio & Heater. Hydra. Power 2 tere Mandi aa Sythe Hardtop SLM 
SPECIAL Where Pontiac Burs Its Buicks fa harmony nf rise ana win, Brakes, Whitewall Tires. 53 Ford 2 dr.....$11% 52 Ford Hardtop. .$844 
: a Petter Used Cars eS ein eccteet ac ‘ wr "33 Plymouth 2 dr..$o44 "$4 Chev 2 dr...... $94. 
THIS WEEK | ” 1954 Pontiac ...........$1495 |} 2 en $595 <> Will TOP OFF Your Star Chief Custom 4 Dr. Radio & Heater, Hydra. a2 ord ar, = ~ ord itardtop: ds 
ONLY! toy © Accrecuer meri -| Whitewalls, Low Mileage. Sta. Wgn...,..$799 "$2 Pontiac Conv t. $744 
FS Conve, Geltae. tei baade gta NAlGH sneeatteccr 8 4 Christmas List 1954 Pontiac oa $1295 "51 Chev. 2dr......$299  °53 Ford 2 dr..... .$609 
‘Me h i ; 28: ee 1: . "SSF ar $1799 <)> ’ 
"83 Stegevcker nartion. 4337 nes 9905 TRUCKS Chieftain Dix. 2 Door. Radio & Heater, Hydra. Ford Hardtop $17 ST Pont. Sta. : i ae 34 Plymouth 2 dr..$899 WSIS § cee soo sen shlel, 
    
          
  on het Studebaker cony., 6291 & t20 | White Tires. One O : 
te Booting Starchef 6113 siias 1954 Chevrolet 2 dr Deluxe model FOR THE j Ere BS UN i ESE ‘i = . we oe 
a Qodae. on $677 with very low mileage. i ‘ 2 19358 De Soto Demos, F tredames & EF trefly tes, 1954 Olds Te $1750 50 Cadillac 4 dr.. .$995 5] Ply mouth 2 dr..$299 H 5 . 4 _ + © © © ew ee © we we MS 
THESE PRICES GOOD. SUSINESS MINDED Heater and Power Acces. Full Guarantees, Low S 9 madio & "$4 Ford Convt...$1099 — ’35 Chev. Sta { Mile. ) a $2095 . Super 88 2 Door, Radio & Heater, Hydra Winte- : acs cain ¢ ONLY WITH THIS AD $1195 ) Poses Biiced Brom 227s and 1 iy all tices, "SE Mere, 4 dr... $309 Wan. 2.2... .$1399 e 1964 Pontiac Deluxe & 2 dr. with \ . - . = ic 1,. 
Carkner Motor Sales 2 tone’ blue finish. 1990 CHEVROLET J955 Plymouth Demos. 2 Doors. 4 Doors, and 1954 Ford Ce eee .. Sl 195 "82 Ford 2 dr......$544 ‘52 Plymouth 2 dr, $499 , ac ” . : ~ “ take! . : ; y ‘9 1HUG5 . : . 2 : - "Ss . if 
cea moopmann ‘ninainowa $1 895 | Carryall 9 passenger Who sare Hat dtops. low Mileage. As Low as $lo . ( ustomline 8 4 Dx vOr, Radio & Heater Ford-O- 33 Chev. Conyt... Vm - oe } _ a a m™ 
srw fin 1954 FORD es ae | Comblacd") Rauivecd| stihl eater 2 Matie. "23 Pont. Hardtop $1999 33 Buick 4 dr, u nance. Phone FE 4 1084 Buick Century hardtop 200, and spere tire Also snow t! oa: y “9 - 4 >: 7 . _ ke ’ a . - aoe ron sate “is FORD custom ee abi aver ilies nd spare tir now o 1930 peas 2 De sot OT & Heater, “ae 1953 Pontiac eee. $1 150 52 Ford R. Wen. S644 . Kivtera iisea0 $999 
oa 4-7300 or MI 4-0629 | $765 | S49: : ae sieve le oieiele/sleelercersie eras Station Wagon 4 Door, 3 Seater, All Leather 2 (Chev? deren Sst 55 Pontiac 4 dr.. $1644 
ee ee lee olde . = 1952 Chevrolet 2 Door, Heater Only, pernelstencd Wy dia WRadiowd Heater. 33 Ford Convt... S044 SI Ford 2 dr..... $299 30029 1957 Chevrolet 4 dr Here ie a re . _ 
at ose | clean and good running family 1902] CHEVROLET | 25.000 Mile Car....ccceceeceeee eee vee  MOAD 1953 Ford Ce ek ee eee 51075 "82 Olds S& 2 dr... .$690 32 Merc 2 dr... $644 
‘ ; | Vane ime ean (nl can sikee de the Country Squire 4 Door, 3 Seater with Ford-O- |} 33 hey 2 oy, "33 Dodge 2 dr... $699 Now Is $] 195 | he Gal dior el sterezerm ema 154 Phineuth Station Wagon Suburhans, ‘| Matic, Kendle & Heater : ei ene eet?) . aa 
' | °F mover SV on (CUES IG e ences esccecctl (Us) cinta) Ura ||) : 
Your Ee ariel evel 43) 1954 Mercury $1595 NO MONEY DOWN ; over red. A real sharp car. { ee ee ed a a ee o- = 
| _ 1982 Maymouth 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio and i} Monterey Tardtop With Continental Rit, AM WITLI GOOD CREDIT 
Chance $765 | Heater, Only... cecceceeseee cere cece S45 J | Leather Inside, Mere-o, Radio & Heater, ; 
1946 CHEN ROLET ‘32 Ford 2 dr. "M0 Ford '; t. Panel | ty 7 ate ' rah a ' . ; the Market j petictiah reuay oy on. ' Tia) tonliaitt piatfacm) with goed LOS Plymouth Hardtop, Pink & White. 1053 Pontiac . q $ 995 51 Pontiac Sta. Wen. 'S2 Nash Sta. ‘WV gn 
| fires and nice neint inh Will do Radic & tleater \\hite Walle $1245 Chieftain Deluxe 2 Dr, a Beaute \ ith All Factory : : | @ good hauling job for practically : Mer, Ale CU SSIS OS Okt "5 52 Ee 4! Pp | ’ | Chev 
Is Down | $895 | newer ‘ Access. Installed. 52 Ford 13 t. Pane 31 Chev. Convt. 
os | 1954 Ply Jaan Sed: ae €795 ‘$2 Pont. Dix. 8 2 dr. "SI Merc. Clb. Cpe. {98S Haiclitiar dia p.| 132 Pontiee Custom Catalina | $195 4 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan, A Good Car... .$79: 1953 Chevrolet. Fees $ 995 i 
Dyna. Radio & Heater.! | 953 Mercury _ | Bel Air 4 Door, Power Strg, Power.Glide, Radio TRUCKS ty, Sane 1953 Mercury Monterey 4 Dr. Radio & Heater. & Heater. \Whitewalls - 
SII pogecoascosth IIS 5 VROLET White Walls ... $1095 | “oa '49Chev. 13 t 52 Ford 15 t 4 os Q5 1946 CHEVROLET ANS cee cc sss ees ceereesseees Ao |} ae ee -< ree) Ve . 1982 Lincoln Capri Hard-  q9sp puick special 4 dr Radte 1953 Olds Sone . $1395 Panel ........$199 Panel ........$544 
; . Pe heater, Dynaflow no rust ‘« ton pickup The original red 95 - : : tn Ie = tat - top. Loaded with Ix : fmsh and its equipped with 4] 1950 Lincoln 4 Dr. Radio & Heater, Hydra., ‘08’ Holiday Hardtop, Full Power, Whitewall [| 50 Ford 12 t. 34 Ford 14 t. + tras eee $5 | hep Ge ee As W. W. A Fine Car at.....ee. $495 II] Tires ° , Pickup $399 Pickup $799 | 145 | . eee ae et i ioe a Ln 4S. : een naeee eee ee ae 
1952 Mercury 4 Dr. 5! $195 | - - : 
Sedan, Radio and) aning transportation special ° 1952 Pontiac 4 Door, Heater, & Sun Visor... .$645 1953 Nash ........ ......5 795 IS YOUR CAR GIVING YOU THE Heater ...........$495 : j | Statesman Custom 4 Door, Dark Green, Sharp, 
: | these Prices. 1% Ricks tnt Re Se STRAIGHT STEE 1954 bor ‘i 2 Sedan $1495 These Prices wick uper Hardtop, Radio & Heater, . G ? 
Dyna WW Nice Cat cece cccucecs cscs S125 - - eos ey ee ee : ee Buick ......... $295 ~ Ford Convt... $395 If Not, Get TURNER’S FRONT END SPECIAL 
50 Hudson ......$295 50 Ford 4 Dr.....$395 C Fee : omplete Front End Alignment as = 
Sao ri BOD ee ee tte e sesso 1955 Chevrolet 4 dr cedan. An- ‘ | other one-owner voeauty. { 
1953 Ford Custom Bunda Can t Last 
Radi 1 Heater.| 10 Other "51s and ‘32s, Nothing Down, 
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1934 Lincoln: Sedan) mt Peauty See . . Aesth “: 4 Whitewalls, Power and . _ | DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer NB Fy h S Limited Time Only—Drive in Today’ 
qe nes PLUS | Matthews- |912S.Woodward, Birmingham | [ ig I p ot Harold Turner, Ford | L Central — tae ie : 
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            THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1 
  E—17   
Life Rolls On ‘Smoothly for ‘Person to Person’ Alumni   
--Today's Radio Programs -- (100th Program   
  WIR, (760) CKLW, (800) Ww, (930) WCAR, (1130) WXYZ, (i770) WJBK, (1490) WPON, (1460) 
"TONIGHT WPON, Zee and Orville WWJ, Minute Parade ways. News "Winter 
$:00—-WJR, Joseph Hainline 11:00—WJR, Joseph Hainline WXYZ, Breakfait Club CKLW. Eddie 
WWJ, News by Lewis WWJ, Bruce Mayer CKLW, Toby Devid WJBK. Tom Gener 
wxyYz, Wattrick, McKensie| WXYZ. Nees, Top of Town | WJBK. Tom Georse WCAR, News, Music CKL New CKLW, News, ts WCAR, Rhythm Roundup WPON, Guy Nunn 
WJBK, eas. McLeod WJBK, News, Mickey Shorr WPON. WPON Goes Calling| 9:99 wJsR. Musica! Guide 
WPON, News peti part lie Flag bed 10:00 -WJR, Arthur Godfrey | WWJ. Ross Mulholland 6: sews R, Bob Reynolds night Musi¢ | ww4J. McBride, Peale WXYZ, News, Winter Ross Mulholland 
wre, Bill Stern CKLW, Eddie Chase 
WJBK, Don McLeod 
WPON, Sports Slants 
Wy a an Guest House 
WIBK News, Mickey Shorr 
WPON, News, Record Room 
7:30—WJR, Guest House 
WJBK, Mick PON 
|. Ne 
WXYZ, Show World 
CKLW, Official Detective 
WiBK, none? Shorr, News 
rd Room 
Recor m 
0O—WJR, News, Carson 
ww News nee NBC 
WXYZ, Hocke 
CKLW, Bob and Ray 
WJBK, News, Mickey” Shorr 
WPON, News, Zee & Orville 
9:30 WIR. Amos 'n’ Andy 
WJ, Conversation 
ware, Hockey 
CKLW, Bob and Ray 
WIBR. Mickey Shorr 
WPON, Zee and Orville 
10;00—WJR, Your Designs 
wee Pibber McGee 
WKYZ, Hockey 
CKL w, ews 
WJBK, mews: Mickev 
WPO! 
16:30— Bhorr 
N, New 
-WJIR, Tennessee Ernie 
WWJ, News by Lewis 
WXYZ, Hockey 
CKLW, Ted McCoy 
_ wax. Mickey Shorr WWJ. Bruce Mayer 
naa: Top of the Town 
CKLW, Ted MeCoy 
WJBK. Mickey Shorr 
WPON, Bob Crosby 
FRIDAY MORNING 
6:00—WJR, Jim Vinal) 
WWJ, News 
WXYZ, Fred Wolf 
WPON, Cowboy Hank 
6:30—WJR, Voice of Agricit 
WWJ. Bob Maxwell 
CKLW, Guy Nunn 
WJBK, News, Spee Binge 
WPON. Rise 'n’ Shin 
WJBK, News, Binge, Gentile 
WPON. News, kise ‘n’ Shine 
CKLW, Terrance O'Dell 
WJBK. News, Gentile, Binge 
WPON. News, Shine 
8:00—WJR, Jack White WXYZ, My True Story 
CK’ W, News, Fomechats 
WJBK, News, Tom George 
WCAR, News 
WPON. News, Party 
| @:30—WJR. Arthur Godfrey CKLW. Bud Davies 
WJBK, News, Don McLeod 
WCAR, News, Music 
WPON, News, Nelson Eddy 
7238-——WJR, Nora Draxe 2 = to Be Televised Vital Statistics Include. 
Few Deoths, 
and Marriages Divorces 
By CHARLES MERCER 
NEW YORK wW—A fellow was   
Ww, News by Cederberg WWJ. Detroit Weekday 
WXYZ, Whispering Street 
CKLW, Mary “ee 
WJBK, Tom Georg 
WCAR, Pontiac High School 
WPON, WPON Goes Calling 
1}:60— WIR. Arthur pepe 
WWJ, Detroit Weekde 
WXYZ, Compenion 
CKLW, Story Time 
WJBK, News. Moe George 
WCAR, Mews Ace 
, News, Pontiac Party 
11:30 —WaR: Make Up Mind WCAR, 
WWJ. Detroit Weekday WXYZ, News, wectenete 
WXYZ, News, Winter CKLW, Bud Davi 
KLW, Queen for a Day WJBK, Don Me WJBK, Tom George WCaR, WCAR, Music in the Air WPON, 460 WPON, Pontiac Party —— - House Party 
FRIDAY AFTERNOON WXYZ, Wattrick, McKenzie 
CKLW, Eddie Chase 12:00—WJR, Jack White ib | WWJ, Detroit Weekday 
wx Winter 
WJBK, Don McLeod 
WCAR, Caravan of Music 
WPON, Club 1460 
3:00—WJR, Wendy 
WWJ, Detroit Weekday 
WXYZ, Ed McKenzie 
CKLW, Bud Davies 
WJBK, news Den McLeod 
iews, Music 
WPON, News, Clyb 1460 
3:36—WJR, Helen 
WWJ, Hotel for Pets rent Warren ‘sitting around the other day with +4 
|John A. Aaron and Jesse Zousmer, 37 
coproducers with Edward R, Mur- * 
row of CBS-TV's Person to Person, 43 
‘when he thought up a question: 
“Where are ane now?” 
jabout where they were.’ 
ht to Hapviness Person to Person interview  pro- 
WJBK, News, Gers Mod 
WCAR, News, 
    , Wolf 
  WXYZ, News, 
CKLW, News, Winter 
Three Suns usic 
WPON, News, Club 1460 
4:20—WJR, Music Hall 
  jgram Friday night. He will look in 
at the Chieago home-of im Novak | 
iand the New York home of col- 
/umnist Leonard Lyons WJBK, News, Tom George cK Davi : WWJ, Young Widder Brown 
WJBK. News, Binge, Gentile] WoAR. News WXYZ, News, McKenzie WCAR, News eT Ben ay Bier Sriai Levis rg Statistics are always, deceptive, WPON, News 2:30—W JR, me for usic Leod 
8:38—WJR, Music Hall LE Elizabeth | WCAR, Carevan of Muste (but maybe you can com ude some- 
WWJ. Bob Maxwell! ews Ace WPON, Club 1460 bout the lives of the famous. WXYZ, Osgood—News;-Woif-+--CKLW, ‘Bud.-Davies sree lWIR “Witham Biiechan Taos Seoul thet CKLW. Toby David WJBK, Tom George WWJ, News at and. near famous in America 
WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge | WCAR, Music in the Alr WXYZ, Wattrick, McKenzie ~ p inis' 
WCAK, Coffee With Clem | WPON. Luncheon Music | CKLW. Eddie Chase after Aaron and Zousmer fin , 
WPON, Rise ‘n’ Shine | iwwieas eee ekes babes News, Don McLeod running through the 199 name 
9:60—WJR, William Sheehan | $8 Mulhollan WCAR, “es A se | 
WWJ. Minute barade WXYZ, Paul Winter WPON. News Dinner Sade Murrow has interviewed in these WXYZ, Breakfast Club | 
CKLW, News, David 
WJBK, News, Tom George 
WCAR, News Ace 
WPON, News. Music 
9: 30— WIR Mrs. Page CKLW, 
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| 1 It's My Living 
JBK. News, Tom George 
Moan: News, Music 
WPON. News, 
30—WJR. Young Dr. Malone 
WWJ, Ross Mulholland 5: 30 WIR, Music Hall 
WWJ. Jim Deland 
WXYZ, News, McKenzie 
  
-- Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to a without notice. 
~ Channel 2=W3HiK TV TONIGTH’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(4) Santa Claus Show. 
Theater. | 
“Carson City Kid."’ Hunting for Superman. (9) Circle 9 
the man who killed his 
toy falls in with badmen. 
(4) News 
Weatherman 6:15—(2) News. 
6:25—(2) TV 
Sports. Bill Flemming. 
6: 
Never Satisfied,” 
evening selections. (4) 
Four. 
Ciseo Kid. 
6:45—(2) News. 
7:00—(2) Ray Milland Show. 
Shakespeare solves affair of the 30—(2) Patti Page Show. 
“Cross of 
Gold.” and ‘‘Angry,"’ are Patti's, 
“P. J. Reilly and 
Lady.” retired vaudeville dancer 
worries about his daughter. Chane +—WW4-TV 
(i 1 
search of a story. 
(Go. 
10: 00—(°) 
(4) Red Wings 
Jumbo Theater. brother, 
4 Science-Fiction Theater. 
Tm t:00—(2) News. (4) 
Soupy's On. 
Camera) Little Show. (7) 
the | (9) Crown Theater. 
ir: 25—(2) 
'11:30—(3) Tonight. 
FRIDAY MORNING “South | ‘of "Selangor. Pe War cor- | 
respondent goes to Malaya 
(0 Down You t: 
10: 30—(2) Eddie Cantor Show. 
10:45—(4) Sports on Parade. 
News. 
(9) National News. 
11:15—(2) Miss Fair Weather. 
Feature Film. | Channel 1-WX YZ TV ‘Channel 9—CKLW- TV   
‘ 
Johnny Carson Show. | 
Hockey. iO 
(7) | 
(4)| 
/11:20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford 
Nightwatch Theater. in| 
(7) (9) gow This game of “Where are they ,, 
R, Csravan of Music now?” was occasioned by the fact 
claei ithat Murrow will conduct his 100th ,, | 
' In a kind of ane Aaron and 1 
Zousmer replied: “They fe just. a   
    
  
    
  
  
      
          
    
    
    
        
  
  
    
      
    
        
      
     
  
    
      
                      
Gettysburg fo Light 
Yule Trees Tonight 
GETTYSBURG (®%—The Christ- 
past two years. Here's what they jas lights go on tonight in Gettys- 
| Say: 
Platter Patrol. CKLW, Eddie Chase More than 93 per cent still live 
tales ‘Dinner Serenade in the same homes. Although two 
——— couples have hit rocky marital 
‘roads since Person to Person 
looked in on them, there has been 
,only one diverc e—that of Fleur and 
iGardner Cowles. Only two have 
died—Walter White. president of 
the National Association for the 
Advancement of Colored People. 
Nb ia oe and Imogene Coca’s husband Rob- 
15—(4) Fun to Reduce ert Burton . 
|1:30—(2) Amy Vanderbilt (4) aere have heen! quite =) fe 
Jean McBride. (9) News, Shop-. 
Pere Show. row: Eddie Fisher to Debbie Rey- Christmas at the White House and.’ 
35—(2) Ladies Day nolds; Jayne Meadows to Steve 
issu) Fran Harris. (2) Girl ajlen _.. Mohammed Ali, Pakistan'grandchild. Their Talk. ambassador to the United States.'Barbara is expecting a baby soon, 
2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. (4) now has two wives instead of one. after Christmas. 
Hour of Shows. (7) 
| Seven. 
:30—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. 
765—(4) Hershel] Hart. 
|3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) NBC 
| Matinee Theater. 
Theater. 
:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. 
:55—(9) News. Stars on 
  heart and international affair. 
(4) Michigan Outdoors. (7) Kuk- 
Ja, Fran and Ollie. 
the City. Grocery clerk recog- ie (9) Heart of" 
  : 30—(4) Today’s Farm Report. Justice Colt. 
55—(2) Meditations. |4:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) First 
:00—(2) Morning Show. (4) To Love. 
day 4:20—(7) Rickey the Clown. marriages since a visit by Mur- 
Groucho Marx has married again burg. 
President and Mrs. Eisenhower 
have been invited to attend, and; 
a balcony overlooking Lincoln,‘ 
Square has been set aside for them   
  
  'shortly after Parker left early yes- 
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leave. During Holidays Parker found his wife’s body on 
NEW YORK (INS) — Chnistmas/a bed. Tightly knotted around her 
and New Year programming: To-,neck was a piece of twine. A rag} 
was stuffed in’ her mouth. Her) 
an hands were bound behind her and) 
emcee she was halt clothed. The workmen said they saw no, 
one in the car’ ane did not see it 
night, CBS will present a re-show-}| 
ing of last season's 
‘Christmas Carol" film. 
Tomorrow the same network will; 1), Omaha, ‘e ae away, police 
but they are expected instead to, present Emmett Kelly (slated tol ceceinaa the search for the slay-| 
spend a quiet evening at home. 
The E:senhowers have been 
avoided most social activities and 
plan to continue doing so for the, 
remainder of the week. 
The outlook now is that the Pres- 
ident and Mrs. Eisenhower will 
return to Washington around the 
middle of next week to spend 
it may be, to welcome their fourth 
daughter-in-law 
(but has only one wife). So have Time Marches On! Supreme Court Justice William O 
Douglas and | Renee Jearanane: WARWICK, R. I. w — Officials 
of the new veterans Memorial High of ‘ 
(7) Heartthrob; A few generals and the like have School have taken official recogni-| 
‘retired, but others in arts, politics tion that some high school students ‘ 
|and the world of entertainment are smoxe. They said an area outside the same network will present the 33 at $3,000. The city council's ap- 
jstill running along like Tennyson's the school has been set aside for|Rose Bowl Parade (plus the Cotton | \Proval is mecessary, but consid- 
:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date |brook. In fact, there's an interest: student smoking. They added, Bowl arid Rose Bowl games.) 
With Life. (7) Captain Flint. (9) jing trend toward greater success however, 
lafter you appear on Person [0 age jt. 
iPerson. Krishna Menon, Ethel 
| Waters, Lillian Gish, Ernie Ko-| 
Ware are a few of those Who have 
|7:63—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford 4:30—(2) On Your Account. (4) enjoyed upswings in public notice 
Stoce aa aca and reports 10 ¢: 99 (2) Cartoon Classroom | World of Mr. Sweeney. (7) Auntie David Sarnoff, who was merely .. teve wn |8:30—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Dee's Rascals president of RCA when inter- 
Eee ws ; ' Wixie Wonderland 4:45—(4) Modern Romances. viewed, #s now chairman of the 
UES acd Sat. Preston of the 9 9— 14) Romper Room \5:00—(2) The Early Show 4) board. George Meany, who was 
Yukon. “Treasure of Fifteen 9.9519) Detroit Newscast | Pinky Lee Show. (7) Mickey Merely president of the AFL, is 
Mile Creek." Discovery of violin 9:30—12) Love Story. (7) Request Mouse Chih. (9) Dance Party. now president of the AFL-CIO. contains map of mch gold strike Theater 
(4) Dinah Shore. Pasadena Rose 
Queen, guest. (7) Lone 
“Colorado Gold.”’ 
lar Movie 
Sketchbook."” Musical 
7:45—(4) News. Caravan. 
8:00—(2) 
(4) You Bet Your Life 
Is Woorth Living. 
8:30—(2) Climax. (4) 
Choice. Sock finds himself the) (9) Million Del- 
“Earl Carroll's 
Bob Cummings Show.) 
“The Christmas Spirif.” Cupid! 
patches up everybody's romance Ranger. %53—(4) Faye Elizabeth 
Ding Dong School. 10:355—(7) News 
Way Home. 
11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 
-44:55—17) News Ace 
(7) Life 
12:00—(2) Valiant Lady 
nessee Ernie. (7) Peoples, ™ 
Comics. 
unwilling object of a pretty teen- (es 15—(2) Love of Life 
ager’s affection. (7) Stop the) . 25—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 
Music. 
9:00—(5) Dragnet. Friday investi- 
gates robbery of canned 
stolen from a garage. (7) Star 
Tonight. ‘‘Gang-Up.”” Teen-agers 
fall in with a community crime-} 
(9) Motion Picture Acad-| 
Four Star Pastor | Science Instructors 
Needed i in Michigan wave. 
emy. 
9: 30—(2) 
“One Way Out.’ 
L upino. starring Ida 
© Video: Theater 2:30—(2) 
arr 
Beulah, 
Fry Frolics. 
jt: 00—(2) Ladies Day. 10:00—(2) Garry Moore Show 
FRIDAY AFTERNOON 
(4) 4) 
(7) Story Studio 
Ten-| 
12 O'clock/Conservation Department today to 
Search for Tomorrow. 
Feather Your Nest. (2) 
(9) Bam Bam Boom. 
12:45—(2) Guiding Light. (9) Small! 
4) Color- |.   :30—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Mickey 
Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody. 
State Wildlife Food 
Project Gets Okay 
LANSING W—An attorney gen- 
eral's opinion authorized the State 
make long - range sharecropping 
contracts with farmers to provide 
food on wildlife projects. 
The department said it ha sbeen| 
using one-year agreements on a 
federal - state cooperative wildlife 
projeet in the Shiawassee flats in 
| Saginaw County. It asked authority 
ito make five-year contracts to So 
incide with federal programs. 
The department said it plans to! 
\develop a major portion of the. 
‘area for agricultural crop produc- 
ition, allowing the sharecropper to 
harvest his part of the crop and 
eave the state’s share as wildlife   
       
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|dents in Michigan now are doing! KALAMAZOO u—A conference °% xd. 
The de partment said such an ar-) 
‘attended by 25 science and mathe- rangement would permit crop ro- 
matics instructors from six Michi- 
gan colleges and universities has 
  and teacher shortage in 
fields. | 
The instructors are from the 
University of Michigan, Michi- 
gan State University, Wayne Uni- tation to improve soil fertility, 
justify farmers in adding drainage 
land other improvements and pro- 
their vide more stable operations, 
  
A traffic death occurs in the | 
about every 16 minutes 
[around the clock. So it goes. It seems that famous 
people generally just plug along 
lat the same job while living in the 
same house with the same wife 
and get famouser and famouser. 
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become a “Super Circus” regular er of another woman, Carolyn Nev- | when that show moves East next 
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With the Greatest 
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‘will come ‘I Hear America Sing- t 
ing,’ starring Eddie Fisher. 
On Sunday’s ‘“‘Goodyear Play- 
house’ on NBC, Jessica Tandy 
and Hume Cronyn will appear in 
a play called “Christmas Till 
Closing”’ in which they'll revive, 
for an hour, the wonderful, warm 
“Liz and Ben Marriott” family 
of their late, very much lamented 
“The Marriage” séries. 
On Christfhas Eve, Max Lieb-, 
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‘Babes in Toyland.” ins, “Christmas ha 
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campus road last Saturday. | 
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Mexico City Takes 
All Detroit Trolleys | DETROIT ww — The last 1% 
\streetcars in Detroit have been 
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