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MUTUAL AFFECTION — “I can't give you anything but love,
baby,” thig little dog seems to be saying to Jane Ann Black. -
-Pontiae Press Photos ' ling Vanguard three-stage rocket)
~which failed to take off property)
ends, “Enough ‘more will come jn
who are Few se? them realize that-in great part—the beautifully —
moving story as known teday might have been lost to the world Hate to
cent.”-said Secretary Karl Brad- had ft, not been for one man: Luke, the disciple who was an _
H Over Alantic. of Rocket
Had ‘Been. Delayed ‘Since Yesterday
CAPE CANAVERAL,
Fla. (INS)—The mighti-
est missile in the U. S.
rocket arsenal—the 5,500-
mile intercontinental
Atlas — was sent roaring
out over the Atlantic to-
day with a cataclysmic
blast that shook the earth
for miles.
FROM OUR NEWS WIRES
CAPE CANAVERAL, Pia,
pesca hit a today
and word ta
“hold” had called in
Seday's ranmered tnamehing at
stroyed.
Through binoculars, observers
noticed lasi night that the Van-
guard rocket launching tower was |
lighted ahd the scene- of much
activity.
One report had it that there
would be another Vanguard
launching aifempt about Dec. 23.
The launching stand was dam-
aged Dec. 6 by a satellite-bear-|
and burned on the ground. The
stand has been dark, or nearly so,
Pontiac United Fund
Exceeds 1956 Total
With $604,132 raised, the Pontiac
Area United Fund finds itself at
the 98.7 level as the campaign
_froni those
push us beyond 99 per.
ley, “and thete is a slight chance
fon 6
oe his new ted. a puppy from the Animal Rescue League.
‘Por a Happy Holiday
Ty Pots for fe: “Petbape no other gitt can bring quite the ssime light)
to tha syed vs x young Enid 46 WEG Se St
puppy or kitten. of his own, wee
, Knowing this, and gwen the
parents this Christmas to-———————
get dogs or cats for their) er
children, two Owkland) of
County animal agencies) have had ¢ A as tamper and hep
fice 1.
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New Yorkers
ee Sub
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NEW YORK (INS) ~
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inHoll Trial Judge Denies Motion
by 3 Defendants for
Directed Acquittol —
NEW YORK — Both sides Winstead is an importar. witness
Have rested ther cases in the well asa defendant-—in Carl} Mw} -
Seiemiters Calon.
Frederick VYanPelt Bryan.
into the air and had to be de-|
In n Today's Press
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County NOWS _... 06s ccccees "
Editorials ..... 22.02.0055. a
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Obituaries .... ere
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Theaters ............ Seat es 24
TV & Radio Programs .... 31
Witson, Earl .............%
Women's Pages ... 13 thru 15
Santa Claus ............5-: 3
Wiasteeds: Investigator:
- for UAW in Renda Suit,
Eck Since Sunday
ST. CLAIR SHORES
(INS) — Dragging opera-
tions in Lake St. Clair for
the body of Ralph Win-
stead, chief investigator
an | wiretap “conspitaicy “trial “of James: ~
peconnbebauatiey in the Union's ‘ ‘cloak |
| Summations began yesterday. the and dagger” probe of _ the 1948) f.
th day of the trial. before Federal shotgun assault on UAW President’) | ©,
so that room conversa-
investigating the Reuther shooting.
Soldier Dies in Crash
“he was riding, causing for the United Auto Work-
‘cause of ice on the water.
“Harvey~
headquarters in Detroit
where the 63-year-old man
‘made a mysterious 6 a.m.|
[Sunday visit before his’
‘disappearance.
| Attorneys for both . sidex said|
a's 945 ‘malllion danage sult
against the UAW and stale arid to-)~
|Walter P. Reuther
Police said Winstead, an ice fish- |
lermaan, has not been seen since)
Sunday morning when he told bis!
wife he was going for a walk on)
though police found no break in
the ice, they said he —.
walked out to open water
from shore and drowned,
| Cireuit Judge Edward T. Kane
‘recessed the trial. yesterday when
| both the prosecution and the de-
fense said Winstead was an im-! rther
‘He declared he wanted to find | Premier Adone Zoli and West
lout if he had any connection with German Chancellor Konrad Aden-|
ia police officer who testified he
had worked out of Winstead's office
during the last nine years while
-- FORT MEADE, Md. (INS) —
Army Specialist 3/C Joseph F.
Farrell, 22, of Kent, Ohio, was
killed early today when an ow!
efashed into the car in which
it to
overturn, ers, were halted today be-
St. Clair Shbres police
‘Champine’
said detectives are concen-
trating on the Union’s
‘a frozen cana] near his home. Al-'
have:
Judge Kane was to- resume the
American. Embassy residence fol”
greet Zoli, his first caller, at 9
arm. To the Italian he repeated:
this stock joke about the photog-
raphers who kept calling for an-
:
sudtnie: Seeks Sate |
sowuaues wneuadiiy’ sc 3a eee
could measure the height of this giant Addison Township snow
man Some say jt's 20 feet high, others say 25. Whatever the height,”
it's all snow The six children of Mr. and Mrs.
front yard Wak Oe bt eee pub-jportant witness as well as a de-! pein a ony rae ae aL Set atte
agree in this afternoon’s
ae
headquarters, attendance at the
summit session this afternoon and
a state dinner being given by
French President: Coty tonight.
+ yy
The President smiled broadly than Bae = whe eins
as he came to the steps of the). ~ i saw in
(been a matter of-24 hours =
After Adenauer’s visit, Eiece-
2 nero Col. 4) “This has indeed been a nice
imeeting,” Eisenhower was heard 4
auer, a visit to his old _NATO/to telr enna after their 40-
Adénaver said: “He
told me that Me Moons We paty
Cornell’s Series Starts Temarton 2
this year the great story of the
The fest of six articles on
time, had not been described in
The afticles were written
“They Knew Jesus.”
; subjects, had long been struck
ae World Owes Debt to Luke for Truth on Birt of Chr Hundreds of millions of Christians will celebrate again
Nativity.
aide to the ‘apostle Paul and one of the four pe writers.
“The- Legacy of Luke” will be-
. gin —— in, this newspaper end run each weeecey until
The erin follows the syatematic, painstaking Luke as be sets
out té find the details of the birth of his Lord—a birth which — :
Bee pes gop ypea eee’ earlier but which, up to Luke's °
‘the written word.
by George Cornell, religion —
writer for The Associated Press and author of the book
1. | rustrating each of the six stories will be appropriate Christ- § : fe mene ty tent of he cen Se
ee nee and others. :
a
“Cornell, one of the nation’s top writers on’ religious 2
by the fact that Christianity
bied to Luke for practically all the. memorable
imas passages in the Bible.
al __@aretul. researches established the broad outlines of Luke's |
; ‘aanwias work in putting on the jrecord the highlights of the ©
Nativity. :
|) Fora ‘unique: and intensely Lasereeteae loox at the origins ciated Press Religion Writer
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bs eneeeeee None of the others compete when you compare... 20 billion dollars during the big : ve :
December buying spree. That is : : :
600 million dollars more than the
record high of December 1956—for
the same amount of goods. The
chamber said the physical volume
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short of Pontiac’s jeweled-action Tempest 395. power... ,
IT’S MORE ADVANCED—bringing to the. low-price field the
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roadability . . . Circles-of-Steel safety. And Pontiac provides color-
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equipment on even the lowest priced model. hen gee
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THE GOLDEN JUBILEE CAR
AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER FQ :
IS THERE A
MASTERPIECE IN
BILLY'S FUTURE? Billy dreams of painti i
own “Mona Liss fom oe
hailed as ~ Sapo artistic genius of
his age! But only the right kind
. @€ schooling can make his
‘dream come true.
Unhappily, Billy lives in acom-
Lat's see thet this Gidea hap-
pen in our schools. You can
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Board, by attending PTA meet-
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Fer more information write te:
SETTER
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WE MUST HAVE
FIRST-RATE SCHOOLS Published a@s a public service
by The Pontiac Presse
in cooperction with
The Advertising Counci!
and the Newspaper Advertising
Executives Association
time in six months—also was
slated to hold a closed-door ses-
sion on:
1, The case of a U. N. employe
ports that Hungary's
: -Jhatin-American|40=™s.....cried.. Tweedieknees. “A away apd started to climb inte. the oll ber hundred, nena -sceuNian, wire
request through (creature who collects. boys’ ears|branches of the tree he dis- m to her ; ,
|p, has sent v. N, delegation|to decorate her gowns, She lives Covered they were not branches (Tomorrow: The Black Diamond)
for clemency for the three men./i" 4 tree house on the edge of
The Budapest government com-|5@nta Land When she is angry =
[nated ie, death. qeuteate ia, ate le ont ber Wee eet 8 y aS P ;
similar case last spring after re-(ricane Blows across iV] D hM St
a ctltekiniet? at } Jimmy s Death May start ‘American group. * * *
| Average sun
Pays
COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK
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National /
OF * PONTIAC temperature
about 10,000. degrees Fahrenheit.
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Die% a Year.
, The Tive - nation coineitisa 210k,” ie Sie mee Se ee
meeting this afternoon for the first! one to be found. in the whole king-
“Where do I find #?”
from... the corner,
dare!”
In the sewing box of the Green Ghoul i] ~ -
“Ha!” scoffed Tweedieknees
“He'd never “Ah,” said the Green Ghoul
geting af Richard's ears, “I’ve
been seeding more ears to dec- |
erate my skirt!” Three hands be-
gam to twist at Richard's ears.
: .«.
With a gasp of terror he pulled “Will you get it?’ asked Santa
phen teenage ale
of the Green Ghoul! Santa put his hand over his eyes)
oat oe a ee
as ele es ae peers.
_jthings I ask of you.” a Y
_-* @ 2 and before Rithard’s horrified eyes|but arms-—a hundred more arms
Thy swept around him and gath-
ered him up and carried him
back into the tree house.
Richard was about to shut his
eyes and give up when he saw
something shining in the pocket!#
of the Ghoul’s apron. It was the
spool of golden thread. |
“I will get it! I willt”
Richard. With a mighty effort he
twisted from the arms of the:
ghoul reached into her pocket and’
pulled out the thread. i
Instantly the Ghoul wrapped
BOSTON uw — The death nine
er A days~ago of Jimmy Foster, 14
pered. “W-will, you be kind
: plant twin to be lost in six such
operations involving identical
twins at -Peter Bent Brigham
Hospital.
pital authorities te consider pos-
a oe a founda.
aoa mailed in Boston,
prompted many others in the hos-
‘pital to add to the $5.
| ‘The idea has grown sufficient.
| ly to have a name suggested—
“The Jimmy and Jerry Foster
Se
* * * search.”
Shaking with fright he climbed; The anonymous letter writer iy as he stood trembling beneath
them.
:| Transplant Foundation
lives could be saved through hu-
Word of the letter spread rapidly
through the hospital, a world pi-
oneer in transplant research.
“We're a little hewlldered
yet, this bas snowballed so
rapidly,” said Dr, Victoria Cass,
acting director of the hospital.
All the transplant operations. to
date have been without charge.
the John A. Hartford Foundation
2 simple letter containing $5 as Of New York. Surgeons. and doc- tors have donated their services.
Bob Hope Off to Japan
HOLLYWOOD (#®—Bob Hope is
off to Japan to. entertain Amefi-
can troops, his fourth consecutive
Christmas trip of its kind.- In his
troupe, which left by plane for Ha-
wali, Okinawa, Korea and Japan, j
were Jayne Mansfield, Jerry Co-|¥
lonna and Les Brown and his or- ;
chestra.
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Guinea, Indonesians now have turned
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the Dutch their economy has been
going downhill. By demanding
_ control ever New Guinea Sukarno
hoped to divert attention from
Indonesia’s tottering economy.
te ®
President Sukarno makes no They have seized Dutch private. in the first place and which cost an
ee en NS eee
hold in readiness. =>
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Ike traveled to his golf courses
peice A the United Nations
World Health Organization, 85 na-
secret..of his: admiration for China’s tions have-joined forces to.attack on.
Mao and Egypt’s Nasser. He has.wel-
comed Communists into government
and is replacing a Western system of
parliamentary government by what
he calls “guided democracy.” This
idea emerged after his visit to Mos- a world wide scale the age-old prob-
lems of sickness and health. Devas-
tating disease such as.yaws, regarded
as incurable until only recently, are
“now being stamped out by WHO.
ment yacht that cost a pretty penny ; A
= wh. “Sh Shhrh—Bverything’ $ in n the Closet” es
3: 38 ces
David Lawrence Says:
cow where he expressed admiration
| for Kart Marx and quoted from his
works..Previously he had done the.
same for THomas JEFFERSON in ‘this
revolied against Sukarno’s gov-
ernment last year a campaign
against-Communists now is gath-
ering steam, chiefly in Sumatra.
Even in Java important groups
are forgetting their: differences
to present an anti-Communist
: 3
education. Lacking back from amore
enlightened age, perhaps thé Dutch
didn’t do all they should/have done.
But from such colo government
have come schools,/ hospitals, rail-
ways, sugar, rubber and oil_develop-
ments, shipping facilities and estab-
jished trade routes. It might be well
y to remind the Indonesians, and some
other newly inde
that if it hadin’t Bee
ernments their countries still might
3 be ruled by tribal chiefs and witch
: doctors.
: Ps Rees
President Suxarno should forget
past grievances, work for the good of
his countrymen and fight against
threatened Communist. domination
of Java. Otherwise Sumatra may
break away and form its own ‘govern-
’ ment rather than submit to a Com-
munist government at Jakarta.
President’s Golf Days May Be Over for Good
- “President Etsennowsr’s golfing
front and are bringing the fight into the open. Recent elections in
Java’s cities show that the Reds won 70 per cent of all votes.
The Man About Town .
ke
Mrs, Rose Cole
of 35 Thorpe St., is busily engaged to give —
others some of her perfect handiwork for ~
Christmas. She’s making doll clothes.
Such a large number of birthdays on
Friday, the thirteenth, were-reported to worse
us that space limitations yee -,
* publication. However, f9
Mrs, Elmer Woodhouse 7
of Huron Gardens, enumerates. 23 com-
- binations of 13 in her life, starting with |
her birth on Friday the t mth, note
of which have proven unlucky. :
; — Giving their second $25,000 to the Flint
cultutal center are”
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas A. Winslow
natives of Qakland County, growing up
in Holly. He got his start in busincss in
Pontiac on-$100 loaned him by the iate
Joe Marcero ,
to take over a gas station on South Sag-
inaw St. @
Honors for Christmas card coming to
me from the greatest distance go to.
Byron Maxfield,
now in business in Calcutta. It came
through air mail in three days.
Some blue jays who spend their nights :
in a spruce tree on the lawn of =
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Georgieft
days may be terminated by his.latest -
- affliction. ;
*x* *« ®
Whenever wer this poor, be-deviled —
soul eraps silently to a golf
course, the reporters, the com-
ren teteeee the ers
and those that shout from the _
house tope went all out in full cry.
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~ of saying ‘thank you’ is worth all of the at Drayton Plains are absolutely unper--
turbed with the flluntinated Christmas —
decorations recently put on ft. They seem
‘With the. snow covering the ground, -
, Mrs. Margaret Pellens
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Why are the voices silent now
which called so loudly for federal and artery dis-
treet 09 25. bate Gees te
entoroe-“the law of. ‘the land”? -
ot New York
violation of civil rights?
Why has. the governor of New .
He State countenanced the will-
ful disregard of a state law by ma “nore? an organized group?
ition of rgorrae aad ot
~“poards for birds, She ‘photes, “Their way“
effort. and food,”
“The ‘real Christmas spirit finds dem-
onstration in eight-year-old
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Trade Mark Dally Except Sunday
Ruserii Baseets. Jonm A Rust
and Advertising Director Manager
A Prreoenste am, M. Treapwntt. “ice. Prengaat and Ctreulation Manager
Joun W. Piresress , Migeiigs pereun. Secretary and Edite § Manager
76 T Gronce 0. ratam,
eer eremecenmne ,
Tr ne eee eae Galen
of Auburn Heights, hess le to Sarita
Claus came to. this column. She writes:
“I have everything. Give what you have
for me to some seach: child.”
Verbal Orehide- ae
Mr. and Mrs. Cayton Jones
The Coulee Parson for dereliction of duty in failing to
enforce the law of the state or
labor agitators.
For it is obvious that the strikers
r. William Brady Sass : ff
gynecology, heart the federal Constitution as against
doing . * One pce could not be acting in concert if
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Wait a minute. Let’s tum to ma \Gooareht, 1957) doom severe. — John “Milton. Plymouth.
page 41 where the books on arth. : ;
find. the subject slightly broad- Case Records ofa Psychologist: a
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. G. Cross, president of the old un-ias “fairly good.”
\ jon, “of corruption. * * *
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ganin proposed that the United)
States, Britain and Russia
to hold no more after Jan. 1.
* * *
Nehru laid special
President’s statement in
when only the right solution could. 5. be the achievement of peace,
These are “pregnant words
very right indeed,” Nehru said,
Turning to his communieations)
from Eisenhower and Bulganin,
Nehru commented on “how much
there is in common in their re-
plies although they criticize each Michigan to educate other. ” 3 : ard Michigan blazed a legislative
ba a heavy foot on the accelera- trail two years ago in ordering a
Private groups also have spot-
lighted traffic safety, The Michi-
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spr zone asain, olor epee NATO Faces Military Problem the only combat material that bases and atomic stockpiles in
ali of them have in commen is (Europe are intended as @ further
standardized “small - arms 8" |«s torrent.” The main ¢ounter-
: thrust to Russia still ig the US.
With the French having some girategic Air Command since Nor-' :400,000 men tied down in the! saa stilt must find a highly-trained Algerian rebellion, and the British qexihie mobile land force to with- Phe By JOHN H. MARTIN
j ' INS Foreign Director
Up : Almost overshadowed by the po-
000 years ago. main in the state's mill-jlitienl, problems in this crucial
tiple NATO session is the conventional
military weakness of the alliance. munition,
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try divisions,
In 1954, too, the North Atlantic
Council had authorized ‘supreme
headquarters to base its planning
on the tse of tactical atomic weap-
ons. But new weapons, ag the
WEU report pointed out, cannot
replace the missing divisions, This
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Be tt of Millions for
- Course: Toward Peace
“The opening
the demand of the present day,
the hopes of millions of people
for some positive course, being
totally ignored,” an English-lan
guage broadcast beamed to North
America said.
* * *
“Right from the beginning those
who set the tune in NATO turned
down the very possibility of any
other course than that of an arms
drive and“intensified war prepara-
tions,” Moscow radio declared.
: x * *
“Eisenhower's speech was es-
very much for universal peace.
and So many Western observers
foretold that here, too, he would
Antroduce something new in_ the
way of peace, But unfortunately
there was . pithing of the kind in
bg * *
«he. broadcast said the (program,
‘by the President “wag the
_of tightening the belt" and
old Dulles brink-of-war * “the
se __ Up in our big old car (it had to be.a big
brothers and three sisters) ee _ member best, a ET Gees ee
lucky person, and there have been many memorable
Christmases for me; tienes of wanes gd senewel af SRP AB
and reunion with friends and family.
I think the Christmas that meant the mest torme-was
the Christmas when I was tuning years old in Waterbury,
Conn.
Waterbury is a lovely old New England town, and our
family lived in a grand old Victorian house that looks as :
though Charles Addams designed it, but with affection.
It. almost always snows in- Waterbury ‘around -
Christmas time, and this year was no exception. Our .
old house, all three stories of it, part red brick, part
gray granite and part wood, with a long piazza and
gargoyles, was alive with winter spirit and icleles.
We had our own family ritual for ‘When
thai Wese snibe latina up ti tree Ga AU eel a
was in charge of the trimmings), the whole family. bundled
car: I have three
up Litchfield way. So 2 * S “ —
Then James, my oldest neotibee, “woukd sark the
and the other boys (John and George) would give us
{Clara, Mary Jane, Josephine and myself) the axes
‘yell, half in fun, “OK, girls, go to work.” =
__| And we would all start getting’ pinecones ; branc es for the trimmings. The boys would
” once in a while té smoke cigarettes (they oan oup-
STAY UP |
Butt did: thie best i eowid witty the’ rhamidign. And bal
. then suddenly, my mother came to me and said, “Rosalind, |
you've done @ wonderful job with the trimmings, and you’
ean stay up for Midnight Mass tonight!”
Well, you can imagine what that asiiaa to me. I
could stay up late for the first time in my life, I was
grown up, I could go te St. Margaret's on the hill to
up.
It was an exciting Chirstmas Eve. I still remember
the crispness of the air, and the warmth inside me—why
even, the snow felt warm and cheery! And after. the first
‘Midnight Mass—my very first—all of us Russells, and |-—
_ there were lots.of us, when you include uncles and aunts
and down to the hill to the old house for cotsins—trooped
hot lobster Newburg and cold cuts and hot chocolate, while
mother and father and the older people had punch.
x * <¢
- Midnight Mass still fills me with the exaltation and
beauty and reverence of Christinas-time: T'ye faken com- munion in many churches and many places on many Christmases, but none to compare—quite—with that very
owt fime, in Waterbury, Conn. when 1. was twelve years.
g TRE Bily Graham tells about 4 Christmas gift in take communion like everybody else who was grown- :
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"| Nobel Prize Winner Discusses-American Education
“Does that show realistic political
thinking?”
Call About Bull
on Police Radio
Stuns Officers Tp . Iniks and blasted what he termed. By JOHN BARROW
CHICAGO (INS) — Nobel Prize
winnet ‘Harold C. Urey says brain-
In an interview with Interna-
tional News Service, the 64-year-
old Indiana-born chemist who dis-
to U.S. turmoiliover Soviet Sput- failure of our industrial plants and
necessary things ce | out any’ serious « of -our
standard of jiving.”
Q.: Then what's missing? :
A.: “The intellectual capacity of
the average’ citizen, It's rare to
find any one with exact knowledge |}
of any subject, whether it's
covered he: mathematics, history, literature, cover Sve Set ! :
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Judge May Rule Today
on ‘Confidential’ Charge
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The obscenity -harges were then
submitted to Superior Judge H.
Burton Noble on the basis of the
trial record. He announced earlier
this month that he would hear ar-
eee an De cheney Hy 2x4
then decide the case erin: on aa
biles rather than learning.
The interview
Question: Professor Urey, does
Sputnik mean America is dan-
tific development? -
Answer:. “No, Some fumbling in
Washington — which should not
But most probably we are ahead
of our competitors at the present
time in scientifi¢ work and tech-
nical development, We almost cer-
fainly lag in certain missile de-
velopment.” —
i @.: What-about the future?
Ac “What we must all worry
about is the situation 10 years from
now: The Soviet Uniop has im-
proved its educational system
ehormously during the last 40 years
and at the present time the rate
United States, If has been esti-
mated that in 10 years the Soviet
Union will have the Pam. scientists
in the’ world.”
Q.: Why has America gregped
seience the cause? gerously behind Russia in scien- |
of increase of ‘the production of} —# ‘scientists and things of this sort} —
‘is much greater than it is in the
behind? Is inadequate support for |
‘ling of the entire primary and sec-
- |develop the personality of the in-
~jyear of stiidy shall be organized
fas though it were to be the
of the students’ intellectual pur-
.|of systematic effort and the cur-
; riculum must be planned with the
_ |with the lowest 1.Q. were enrolled meaning of what is taking place
and are aware of what must be
those whose prime concern is the
ondary school education.of the done. They are outnumbered by|/4*5
maximum consumption of manu- | be A.: “T believe a good bit of it
“|will need to Cometrom the federal * * *
Alf factured goods.” a SS ee en een eared
What can turn. the tide? = *.8 wae Norway maintains a polar bear As UA-very fe pe aa in’ tts” northern-most' ‘Brainpower Key os o, 5. Survival ===
Teles per ipa ca mnt Syria Protests Acts”
nce lism ching Sol sac of Jordan Recently
= charggs of subversive activities. -
United States.
Q. :What would you change, the |
teaching or the teachers?
A.: “Both. The lack of exact
knowledge
of- recent educational - philosophy
that the purpose of education is to
dividual, not primarily to acquire
j a z
“Another fallacy is that each
suits, .An effective modern educa-
tion requires some 15 to 2) years;
whole period in mind.
“As for teachers. I’ve been. in
aniversities where the students
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Ps ; : pains Bay ney Se or cise ‘beaters’ 3 speodal 00 Compare Feature ny ‘ ery window now — and ounces Matas Handy beater . ’ 3
Gift Bedspreads aie | ee . . with Coffeemakers am soulD COPPER: a
Cott Che ll s Selling for Z Be i
on e preads more than $27! ) . a 4 : ses, .
; ; :
Be
kb
al
General Hospital. She was 72.
A former Pontiac resident, Mrs.
p.m. The Rev. Lenworth R. Miner
of Macedonia Baptist Church will
officiate with burial in Oak Hill
Cemetery,
County Hospital,
tiac, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednes-
day at C. F. Sherman Funeral
Home. Officiating will be the Rev.
Roy Botruff of the Ortonville Bap-
tist Church. Burial will be in Orton-
ville Cemetery.
He had been ill for several/Lakeville
years.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rey Beagle; a dougie
Mrs. Saily Perez of Flint:
sisters, Mrs. Glenn Smith of Lins
Mrs. James Beed of Ortonville and
Mrs. Jean Ferris of Chicago.
Service will be at. 2.p.m. Thurs-
(day at the Dryer Funeral Home
with burial at Lakeville Cemetery,
Se
will officiate.
_MRs. ‘CLARA MATHIESON
Clara Mathieson, 72, of 119 Wil-
liams St., who died yesterday, will
take place at 1 p.m. Thursday at
jer Funeral Royal Oak.
County, she was a life member
of Royal Oak Chapter 392, OFS.
She leaves her husband, George.
MRS. RAYMOND FE, MILLER
CLARKSTON — Service for Mrs.
Raymond E. (Sarah) Miller, 74, of
156 N. Main St., who died Monda
morning, will be held at 2 p
Wednesday at the Sharpe Funeral
Home. The Rev, William Rich-|
ards will officiate with burial in
Lakeview Cemetery.
Service will be held at 2 p.m.
Wednesday at the Bossardet-Mab-
Te Gas Te er
tery. The~ Rev.
Frank. Vore. will will officiate.
brielia) H, Turner, 8, of 441 Law
St., died Monday night at the La-
lpeer County General Hospitai.
Ciifferd C. Hunteen -Huntoon. Funeral Home
79 Oakland
Avenue
FE 2.0189
Member of
National Selected
Morticians
W. &. VanBiper ROYAL OAK — Servite for Mrs.|the sh
‘rabies contracted from other hu-
“"'mans have been proved, it is -pos-
| Oxford Physician Latest
to” Quit as Plaintiff!
Against City Hospital
regulations will be held‘Jan. 8.
“on
V. Cooley,
Maolin Han, and Leonard Black.
well—charge in the sait‘that cer-
tain medical staff by-laws con-
nn ee
their unrestricted right to prac-
tice medicine freely in « tax
supported hospital.
Hospital officials say these con-
tested rules are necessary for the
of health and welfare of the public.
‘Humans With Rabies
Can Infect Others
CHICAGO—The Americar Medi- cal Association Journal reports
that while few actual cases of
isible for the disease to spread
\from one human to another.
For that reason, an article in
the journal recommends that any
person who has been exposed to
the saliva of a human suffering
from rabies should be inoculated
against the disease.
Deaths Elsewhere
C. Seltzer, 80, who had|
showings of his paintings through-| artist
jterday. Seltzer often was called
j the successor to Montana cowboy
pek Charles M. Russell, He was
ST. ties ehsiee Arthur K
| Atkinson, 67, wife of the president
jof the Wabash Railroad, died yes-
terday. She was a former presi-
[dent of the Memorial House of St.
Louis, a claritable establishment
|tor elderly people. She was born
in Missouri.
* * *
- SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — Fu-
neral ‘arrangements were pending
| today for George S. Brumback,
jadverGaing Gretior of the San
Francisco Examiner. He died at | Sen.
committee chairman, has chargedég,
such incidents.
By. THE. ASSOCIATED PRESS (Believe Detroit Family .
GREAT FALLS, Mont. w—Olat of 6 Poisoned at Meal
out the United States, died yes-| WsFe
committee has sent an invitation}
to Judge Raulston Schoolfield in
Chattanooga, but has not yet re-
ceived a reply. _
* & *:
Kennedy said witnesses in the
hearing would include Glenn W.
Smith, president —of the —Team-
sters Union's Joint Council 87,
which embraces Tennessee and)
part of Kentucky. He was one of!
12 Teamsters for whom School-
field in 1953 directed a verdict of
acquittal on charges of conspiring
to commit violence in a labor dis-
pute.
* *
McClellan *
(D-Ark), that testimony in two weeks of,
hearings has shown that a goon {
squad of Tennessee Teamsters' §
jconducted a “‘reign of terror’
Southern states over a period of
years. .
‘The committee has hard wit-
nesses tell of dynamitings, beat-
against
* * *
McClellan has criticized the
by local law enforce-'7 handling t
ment officials of investigations of
DETROIT (INS) — Six
jam, 11;
,|Larry 16, and Linda Mae, 13, plus'¥ -
a roomer, Donna Mae Carrie, 21. §
family The became il} several
hours after eating a chicken din-
ner. Health officials were analyz-'¥-
children were hospitalized for ob-'§
servation, but the adults were re-'§ ing remnants of the meal.
leased after treatment,
|home Sunday, by 1953.
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a Men's, Women’s and Children’s
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treatment for what authorities said =
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| vee 3%, his wife, V
his three children, .W ia, 33:19
- Farm motor trucks in the United! ¢
States numbered less than 1,000 2
in 31910, but reached 2% million §
ree!
7 Two modern phones that_work.
“Has 4 flashlight cells and 40- es
Be ec eaas ee
»
, plete!
He'llconstructes
bogies radio! Cabi-
, plus headphone,
nn sentitive crystal,
tuning coil. Builds
sloctrahics! £2607.
‘Snowflake’ Tea
‘Service for 6
Pen
Elegant polyethylene set of
42 pieces. Permanently
sterilied, germ-free for life!
* _ metalized utensils.
ie, 1938 Little -fast - draw artists will
take to this striking jewelled
holster and pistol set. £1330 Complete: jayette for the new
"baby"! diapers, rattle, etc.;
even a bottle brush: E1401
ft. cable. E2615.
‘Winchester = Replica
perfect hostesses, pers”
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Phone FE 2-9253 ye
tents 0 SOD ee
Work
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Ranch Phone
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petioles way dys sin bells
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Robot datks, blinks eyes,
breathes red smoke. Operates
On batteries (not included).
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Cm 4 Ride ‘Em Air
Force Jeep
Reatist model that jr. actually
tides, steers easily. Rubber
bumper, tail gate. a Se
Realistic ninlanore set
with automatic uncou-
_ frigerator car,
_.. tractor. _tat,_cattle car
. © 75«W. transformer and
much more, E1005.
Conscle Xylophone
_pler, smoking loco, re. &
Sei
3s $. Telegraph Rood
“3 as passa caller el od Instruntions
n>, oe vag «Plays full scale mielody!
agg 4 tone chamber’
efor finest tone quality!
‘Comes with 2-way head-
ed hammers, music book!
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at s fine pricel E2015
Miracle Mile Store
Phone FE 88-9666
j i
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in some
these New
pride ange A
state through trade unions
Lighted fir trees are set up in F z gg *
te
1%
g
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May and the sacrificial lamb
is traditionally offered to the
‘prophet each- August .on - be-
half of each son in a family
o
Summoned East.
: Mes. Joseph Bara of Bioom-
field Hills “hag been called to
When members: of
the Alpha Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met to plan ‘for their annual
Christmas ball to be held Friday evening in Elks
Temple, these two couples got together for a friendly
Dear. Abby....
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
DEAR ABBY: What do you
husband’
LIEVUTENANT'S WIFE
DEAR WIFE: That li*tle
gold -leaf on the major's
shoulder is not nearly so big
as the-“chip” on yours. It's
a big Army—if you are too
rank-conscious for comfort—
chum around with civilians. you. :
ae Sees “hee
DEAR ABBY: I am 17
to my
mother about this ag we are
not very close and | am afraid
she wouldn't understand.
Besides he is of another re-
ligion and my mother is very
narrow-minded. I would ap- cae
Sa ts
_ chat. To the left are Mr. and Mrs. Don Stone o}
Hallman street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hummel Jr.
of Osage circle stand to the right.
preciate G6 bawver in the
alraid my !
Feciseee
RE leet iain cata
Tilt
MARCELLA
Personal News of Interest in Area
street. Marilyn is a sophomore
in elementary educaticn.
* €& *
Join Richard Burgis, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W, Bur- gis of Birmingham, has been
year at Yale University. He
is a candidate for a bachelor
of arts degree in Russian
studies.
* 2 2
State University the past
week. :
* * *
* When the University of Michi-
‘gan Choir presents its annual
Christmas program of choral-
music at 8:30 p.m, Wednes-
day evening in Hill Auditorium,
several voices from this area
will be harmonizing with the
group, i
Karen Barling of West Iro-
i
My
*
| 1 hibet E; O'Connor of O : » fourth gen-
eration; Mrs: Mabel Stone: of Los" Angeles, ‘Califiy’ a ng *
Tee = Pee generations are represented jin this picture. A
ing the family scrapbook are (left to right) Mrs.
akland avenue, fourth gen-—
;
ft | BA, eS a SE
, i a
quois road, Virginia Haroutun-
ian of Ferry street, Jerry
Libby of Mount Clemens
Receiving congratulations on
Ann, Dec. 11 are Mr; and Mrs.
of Poplar street and Mr. and
’ daughter, Nanette Pamela,
Dec. 10 at St. Joseph Mercy
Hospital. Maternal grand-
-mother js Mrs, Elizabeth Caley
of Fairfax avenue.
more like yourself and make
* * *
CONFIDENTIAL TO BET-
TY L: What do you mean
“there -ought to be .a law.”
There is!
x *
It you have a problem,
write to Abigail Van Buren in
care of The Pontiac Press.
_ She will be glad to answer
your letter. For a personal
please
Sees Hems
Going Up,
NEW YORK (INS) — “Hem-
* * *
So says New York dress man-
ufacturer Nat Rubin,
presents which will be distributed at mig Smith of West Lawrence
Christmas
Ball Slated
sat for Friday Chip on Shoulder Dwarfs _Le Atpha Unit
Names Chairmen
and Patrons rE
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‘ontiac State == Proceeds fom the dance will
re
Areme OES
Holds Initiation
and Yule Party -
Mrs. Ford Newcomb, Mrs.
Victor Nelson and Walter Shel-
ton were initiated into Areme.
Chapter 503, OFS, Monday
when that group met at
Roosevelt Temple for initia-
tion and Christmas party.
* * *
Mrs, Lawrence Lacy and
Mrs. Claude Kimler were
guests.
Following the meeting a
Christmas party was held,
with group carol singing and
a gift exchange. In charge of
Ja se were Mrs. Ray-
City AAUW Hos _ Dinner Gathering
: Fifty-one members and
|” Variety of Articles
_ Mipde of Goatskiq® Republicen Club i Holds Yule Party My
te
and Mrs. Winston Hopp of Granada drive smiled
prettily for our photographer while placing candles
By DOROTHY ROE
-AP Women’s Editor
Life {they keep telling us)
is due to grow ever brighter
and easier for women in 1958.
x * *&
In the do-it-yourself era,
women have learned that it's
possible to prepare and serve
a company dinner after spend-
ing a full day at an office
job, with the aid of modern
frogen,; ready-mixed and pre-
pared packaged foods.
ALUMINUM PACKAGES
. ‘The next step in the spare-
the-housewife movement, says
manufacturer Victor Muscat, is
the scheduled appearance on
the tnurketnext year of all kinds of
packages,
= +. *
“You will be getting all kinds
of stuff in Aerosol cans,” says
Muscat — “practically all con-
diments such as catsup, mus-
tard, mayonnaise and meat
sauces, as well
sauces and instant coffee.
“A lot -of other foods are
going to come in aluminum
jams, jellies, peanut butter
and $0. on.
eo eS
“Then there will be regular food in aluminum
aluminum cans for Staple .
fs on this tiny tree which will add to the holiday motif
at the sorority’s big affair. -
~Aluminum-Packed Foods _ to Ease Housewife’s Life : 8 &
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Parents Reveal _.Wedding Plans®:
ened: Frigeale
Happy New: Year
‘Rowena’s Beauty Salah’ 2
1S. Main, 116 Beldwin . 5. ee
MA 5-1000 FE 5-3 “ust ‘Diate ls
on basa
GIFTS TO. ENJOY FOR MANY ‘YEARS
elegance
| MerguncTos Minuet
* The original, hand-loomed antique bedspread
ve that inspired Minuet came right from an
———¢-charming—with Colonial pattern,
rounded corners, rich bullion fringe. Pirik,
: _ yellow, blue, snow white, green, aq
Sggshell or sand. Cotes tin ot Soma ee te
\ . prize-sizes—all for a modern , —_—
OTH ER SPREADS
Corduroy, .
Polished Cotton
Chromspun ..
Chintz 22...
raille. 3 SS . 20.00
. 16.00
18.00 »
8.50 » a ee ee
Throw Pillows . . 3.00 » 5.00
White — vith q Christmas Tree. or Merry
istmas ee rugs can be weed as &
vag ern in the house
‘ront deotenises
~ irom the _— ey”
;
} | 100% Nylon Bath Tumble-Twist Rugs
RUGS Thess are\ bors bse quality
: 20% OFF 0 irl Dinan then ; 4 etek Anibal diavett now on our Anniversary Sale.
shades High quality rugs. SIZE \ Reg. Sale
§ couch cuns ‘$7.1 24x36... §.95 4.95 | 4 PB Sale Pee SAD Parse 18S 075 14 Ot aie |e » 15.85 13.25 | i
; CHRISTMAS RUGS Sie 3. 95%
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CHRISTMAS BELL RUGS
by NEEDLETUFT sity 90. 49 Red background with “season's greetings.” \
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iss TE ESEaGnT RD. FE 4.0516
Her
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| Pendleton... 20. Of
Radiant, Heiress... . 11.00}
S aacwe 20.00 |
_ Shower Sets . ; 10.00 » 20.00. §
$495, jade
decorations. =: Perfumes now come in atractive Christmas tree
: ing
for rOuick Pie
‘To Revitalize Hair
Is your hair drooping after a day
of shopping? For a quick lift,
jatomize generously with a. selt-
styling hair spray, Then as you
comb your hair, ge the waves!
into place.
Custom Picture Framing “Ideal All-Occasion. Gifts”
8 Augusta ‘guests of
‘day for luncheon in
oe See Smee
‘bach,
i FE 5-3409 OPEN 3 P. M. TO 9 P. M. ;
Mrs. Group Entertained .
by Mrs. Marbach
Elvan Kellogs, Mrs. LC. Stig Pontiac Prem Bere Eater jand Mrs. Robert Anderson were
February - D December It’s
iGroup of First Preshytecian'the
‘Coureh when that grdup met Fri- She
fhe Grader eae wee a)
Anderson and Mrs. Davy Gilpin.
| Participating in - the program
'were Mrs. Say | Wothenter «und
Anderson. Pumpkin Mixture
" Reody to Add Eggs
“Mrs. Wilson Keeps), y this to 1
not
way an
seperti
New Arrivals
Christmas
By Mrs. Donald After he gives her away, Pastry: does he sit — in the front pew < mae wed tees the bride's mother, or next 1 lard to me?” 2 teaspoons sait :
Work ingredients until) Answer: Usually he sits next crumbly. Store covered in the re-'to the bride's mother, but this is : trigerator. When needed, take out not a definite rule.
program Wednesday at 1:
p.m, Mrs. Jack Walsh is plan- ||
Weel Ten oa :
STAND CRAFT
House
New Yarns
for =k
_ CHRISTMAS
GIFT KNITTING
Knitting —
Needle
»
Fresh new, Pendleton arrivals .
to spice her Christmas. ward-
robe with color. She'll love the
famous 49er jacket in new
plaids, tartans and superb
| solid shades. Pendleton full
- fashioned sweaters and slim
skirts and slacks that blend
with the 49ers.
_ 49er Jacket
17.95 19.95;
“Slim Jim Skirt
14. ied
- Sweaters . ose:
mo
- UO 4 see
Gift
- Free Beautifully
Es %
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17.95 19.95
rj
| Persone! Shopping
Service .
| Call Bee 22-9662
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TELEGRAPH et. st HURON : Open Evry Night Uni Chretmas-Sundoy 2 to 5
at Yule Party
president of Berean Class of |
byterian Church when that |
group met Friday in the Ar- |
cadia Park drive home of Mr. |
flashlight saves bumps and
~.| bruises. It is A oa for emer-
gencies or
dark closets.
west bros.
gS xan msg 452 W. Huron FE 5-1390
ok mise : |
mina ” degrees “Reduce MARGUERITE'S For r Building ae other. 30-40 Test with 6 “_ — 7 Ree ing, Call Us jena. | Free Hao Ay D&M Bldg. Service :
Berean Class weer : at hte Elects Officers.
William Coffing was named | -
many stubbed toes. A handy | -
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cane **
i Tota i ett 2 @ @ © $1.20 :
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Carpet Service
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Toy Joy! Ce 50 Bee pe Sec yt a Veneers :
98
Boys’ and-Girls’
Usually
~ $16.95
198% 5
\ perféct companions to the NYLON SNOW SUITS —
embroidery, Red or Navy. Sizes 3 to 6x. 7
#4+¢
Special Selling!
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REGULAR PRICES
Automatic Coffee Maker Makes 3 to 9 cups.
Automatic brew § 8B
selector. Easy ~ §
Automatic Grill and
. Waffle Baker
With grill open
makes delicious $y'7*
pancakes Griti
closed makes pak
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Automatic
Versatile... use it. §
| tight at table . .
automatic,
. 506 Weekly
For for Serotch Free |
A cemplete Home Workshop
that gives you every Powe:
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Changes rai
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Table Tilts for Angles,
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Sewertui.
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Pop-Up Toaster
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506. a
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| Statue of Billy Mitchell Unveiled
Board ‘met last, night members) —
“}voted Yo rezone five acres on)
. Watkins: Lake and Scott Lake! first Christmas: party, Gifts..will
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j © .- £ ls qegaity sighted Chistman. tree an| Sevetal residents were presett'amid caroling voices will_set the to protest the change. HoweVer,'seene for the afnual Waterford the awher of the property, Joseph | Village ‘achool Christmas sir at Scarfotti, had presented petitings 7 p.m; Thursday. ‘
“in eles gneangretd persons Pak Congregating on‘ the front lawn
x Scariotti told the group that [mas favorites to, in the vu
é
| Toads trom, residential to com- be exchanged and refreshments:
: jwill “be served by h roomy
ito. await sentencing Jan. 13. as
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SPECIAL SAVINGS!
HUGE SELECTIONS!
ss
Jewelry Gifts
+ + + Specially priced to bring you the
greatest savings in the holidays. Come
in and echoose now from nationally
famous wotches, brillignt quality dia-
monds, beautiful gold stone rings, silver-
_ ware, appliances, clocks, cameras, lug-
Don't worry about money, Charge all your ©
"gifts on one account ond take as long as — Nothing is so thrilling te get as precious
gifts of jewelry ond here you'll find a
dazzling array of Christmas gifts
a 9-year to-pay. Terms arranged to sult you, ~ @specially selected for their fine quality .
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QUESTION: Why is the considered a animal in the Bible?
were present in'the stable when Christ was born at Bethlehem,
They were the donkey and the ox. Later the lamb, the
dove, horses, cows and camels were added to replicas of the
Nativity scerie. But the lowly donkey remained a favorite, Not
only was the donkey present when Christ was born, but a
donkey carrted Him into Jerusalem for His one triumphant
procession before His death on the cross. For this reason, the
- \donkey is considered a favored animal in the Bible and has
been celebrated in poems and stories.
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‘of the many of our local products who will be seen na-
tionally Saturday afternoon.
_.»Pontiac’s Walt. Poe, Waterford’s..Jim. Larkin,
Keego Harbgr's O'Shaughnessy ‘brothers, ‘Earl and
‘Wayne, Walled Lake’s Jerry Taylor, and Imlay City’s -
‘Doug Maison will all take starting positions with
the Dales.
They will bring national recognition to this area Sat-
urday.
THE BIRDIE SEZ——
A little bird paid us a visit the other day and asked
why, we don’t get brave and try to pick the winners of
the top area prep basketball games each week.
Since our feathered friend was so bold, we decided to.
let him predict the winners and this is what the birdie
sez for the top games tonight. _
Clarkston over Water-
ford; Rochester over
Avondale; St. Mike
over Annunciation; -
erndale over Berkley:
Southfield over Birm-
ingham; Troy over Ox-
ford; St. Ben over St.
Mary *
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX.
"With the advent of the second high school in Pontiac,
the Uesignation PHS wil] be found no more. From now
on the style found ir the Press will be PCH (Pontiac
Central High) and PNH (Pontiac Northern High), _
We didn’t plan on taking a poll when we men-
tioned a city-wide contest for a nickname for the “ Here ar twGmalt schools which have earned and are} they deserve, pooting: for} eee
Pontiac, and Mrs. John Verhey, women’s tiflist from Drayton Plains,
ct their entry blanks filled in for the Fetewery sivet.
Flint Central (4-0) Is
Next for Pontiac )-0)
troit ‘Catholic Central, 5-45 and
In scoring averages, Miller is
second _ behind _Saginaw's Willie
‘Thompson who has played in two
less games for a 24 point average.
* * *
| Centraj has three other pleyers, Pontiac's Hudson Ray is third
in scoring average with 18.5 in
-new high school athletic teams, but several sugges:
tions did come through the mail. /
It seems the suggesting parties want to stay senti-, mentally close to the Chiefs so they've come up with,
the Braves, the Indians and the Warriors.
7 Browns on » All-Stars Reibel, Ferguson, Dea, Cen’
team, but coach Dowdy rates this
‘|team as one of his best shooting! of the Ist annu : 'Palo when! in the 2nd Press tour- |they move to San Francisco. While/
defending champion from jon the Coast Detroit will drill in
et
filiis RE :
ihe m STUDIES FILM — Detroit defensive coach Buster Ramsey kept
biisy Tast fight ‘studying the films of the previous Lion-49er ganies™
in preparation for Sunday's western division playoff battle at San
Ab Yoedmile
Francisco. en eee Dee tetey et ee ee:
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Pick East 11 “LOS ANGELES im—The Eastern)
squad forthe All Star pro bowl
football game in Los Angeles Sun-
| day, Jan, 72, was announced today
by Paul. Schissler,. general man-| named
- ager of the contest,
* * : ;
Personnel was selected after a
vote of the coaches of the ba
tional Football-League——-
+4
Led by all-league fallback Jim
Brown, the Cleveland BE r* wns,
champions of the Eastern Confer-
ence, landed seven players, to six:
by the Washington Redskins and
the runners-up New York Giants.
The Pittsburgh Steelers and the|.
Philadelphia ‘Eagles drew: four:
each- and the Chicago Cardinalg
three.
“The squad:
* Redskine;, Sooke
| Dick . Redskins ;
se Jock strow Stroud, woud, Giants; “center,
Pos Browns: i balf baat” rage Gitlord,
- Steelers, and
Browns; left satety Jerry Norton,
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, icago Squa waive 3 In the event of a tie in regu Fagot in F’ rt’ S . prove pris aspect egun Fn; ter-tethe reteree vil tae ESE 1 £AaVOrIte S Spot DETROIT ® — The Detroit Redlomral, which irrpeabebiy tke fast lea and the captains of the two
sinecke ceveeed kt evade en mame © te eae sick Wi ot tne ean a dae: SAN FRANCISCO @ — Head charity game which this year
for Do Bowsaies es itd eee ee ng eg will be the Pe West at Stanford and Hockey League clubs. Rey ren o-5 BS Test period between ‘regular quad has been oes os. thee with the West at Stented aad
Baciens Pa es eS lekinner, PCH 2 9 1 3 i45|1>-Mminute en ll A t-West game! 1, and the West's head eoach
Sacicst ett slety, Hnstm Tune Tt was a fourtor-four swap with{ zens, dee 2 12 § % 145] ‘The sudden death playoff, inti-/here Dec. Jack: Curtice, have declared the Lye mo = gg ¢ Suinese” Bu Serace| peut nce Der (Street, AH 2°16 6 38 iz¢/dentally, has never been used since} “We think we have a real fine! practice sessions open to the pub-
Eegiet; lipemen Mie imconat| Fifth-place Detroit gave up vet-| moods, FN 3 14 § 34 129/it was put on the books several/ squad,” he says. “How well they jie baiback “Enter Prank rrichione. ‘Seeiers; eran center Dutch Reibel, right Brussow, aH | 3 ie M33 ineiyears ago. jell depends on how good ad
Tom Scott a ee he Bu Dee ee Oe . are. Gee are
Dineen and left wing Bill Dea. ‘Gaines. FN 3 14 §-33- 110 35 P Today the East and the Westiend Whitmer, PCH 2 8 42 i068 ports ages vieit the Mes The sixti-place Black Hawks (Parker. Sag. 2 § 1 30 408 ee ee ae ar ey ONS sent the Red Wings veteran left |fysiop. Fc 411 Mt 33° 82 io Fears freee at the ’ this back wing Mickoski; ee re 4*# @ 7 cipient proceeds from
Detroit sought Mickoski and,
Bailey as two proven defensive
forwards, who formed two-thirds of
Chicago's checking line. Key!
player so far as the Black Hawks:
were concerned was Reibel, a five-
year NHL center. Scoring lead
‘NEW YORK a, — Bob Pettit
‘gained points. but lost ground to
George Yardley—in the National
‘Basketball Assn. individual] _scor-|
NEW YORK @ — Coach Vince
Boryla of the New York Knicks
and the college game is growing Coach Rates Sparen, Ztit play the champion Boston Celtics greater. The pros are improving
tonight in a Madison Square/as they go — They have
‘Garden doubleheader. “A poor
tunch.”
“Oustide of Sparrow and
Sauldsherry, the rest of the-
“t don’t khow why, Maybe be; the spread between pro ball/##. @ ones the Knicks in his rookie season, He
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Award for 5th Time |
in the Marines. He pinged ter
Detroit University.
: Rolladium Site
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Dec. 29-31
The first annual Rolladium In-
vitational Roller Skating meet,
open to all amateur skaters in the
‘(Great Lakes region, will be held
Dec. 29-31-at-the rink on Highland —
road. :
sin are expected to in
the seven.events and 24 aoe = f= =
This is the first atte as such
still a restless line, aes ae Tae [eet sa oy eo a. ee bance rn ef ar | te Le fh So fer officials passed out
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Cleveland Signs
jIntramural League basketball ac-' nia
Ws a trek by Jim Williams mah Pe at aboot
nia at Los Angeles, the University | dt Sparen tee defeated Romeo, Milford and Davi- The Y¥ a son while bowing to Utica. Rangy dividual ates been a pg ogee in Rochester
in the team success : Bronx Bombers w: Center Je Hill, guard Mike
the top team E.R.A. in the cir- Walker and forward Dennis Evans
cuit, an even 3.00. _ among the bright lights for
ee. ae Avondale, "
Both the individual and team of the Oakdand B League. The Falcons' home floor advantage
performances see. works against- the Jackets in
Year with 3.32 while peated Setwenn abies Yivels, of the Yankees Ferndale, sparkeg by flashy with 2.47. In
an " der { 2 a :
revs Yar ‘Dissolution Id ta issolufion idea rare: mg é '
ta. Bora Brings Protest rena DIINgS FTO hind Boston’s Frank ;
who had 2.73. Four PCC: Presidents ||
ge Hg ace Disagree - With Prexy ||
Chicago's Billy Pierce Schmitz of U. of W. i with bape In 1956,
hurlers won 2) or é SEATTLE Presidents of four * * of the northern division schools|{} Bunning was the disagree with the recommenda. | league, appearing in dation ‘of Dr. Henry Schmitz, Early Wynn, / President of . the University ofi the White Sox, kept the Stack/Hits 29 Washington, that there be “‘an) rofl ow Seg aang ay re. early dissolution of the Pacific |
mont bates 10, Ciowed. the CIS Hasse Wins. | Conterence.”
heme tcc 7 it YMCA Loop ~'| te. Sainte made the recom : mendation yesterday in an inter- | _ Baltimore’s relief ace, George / view with Mike Donohoe of the Zaverink, appeared in the most Maurice Stack scored 29 points to | Seattle Post - Intelligencer. Dr. games, 56, while Pierce and Don- Hasse’s Pharmacy to a. 5 | Schmitz said the decision last evan tied for pitching the most victory over GM Tech in YMCA week of the University of Califor.
Washington igeition Monday night at Pontiac “Y"iot Southern California and Cali-|l| Stobbs lost the gym. : fornia to withdraw had made ,‘‘an.
Pedro Ramos, Mary Caswell contributed 17 /@lready confused situation chaot- homers, 43, a points to Hasse’s attack while |ic.”
Stobbs Dick McKibben was high for * « &¢
"hey oa Tech with 16, ~ | He sald in view of this the Unt, new mem Bruce Ross and Vince Angel|versity of Washington .“! sclenee te ol tallied 16 points apiece as Utica|the only practical solution is an
land’s defeated Stone Baptist, 43-22, Ger- * of the PCC. wild and Spangler netted 13 for the
: losers, The, YMCA forfeited to the Eagies in other Ca fBaesee 2 Wayne agers Bow | No games are scheduled next
‘Monday. Contests on Monday, {0 ashingto ‘Dee. %, are: 7:30 ona akc ware W I n UL
Peay ve oad. YMCA ee |__DETROIT Um — Washington Uni- vs, GM! : &30 — V8. versi
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It was Wayne's second straight| loss after 21 successive home court
victories.
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County Children’s Home Dbaks Christias Festivities
Eppariote dar- |
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Shirley Temple Returning.
to Show Business Field
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She took.an active part in social
and charity activities of the small
town south of San Francisco and
~~ @ecasionally did work’ in interior
decorating.
* * *
She was constantly besieged
AF Sergeant, Wi Wite-
Show Up in Phoenix
ed to get this thing straightened
out." Dwyer, reportedly accom-
panied to the FBI. office by his
wife Emily, 47, was ‘turned over
ed in line with existing procedure
before any decision_on any posal:
ble- action."
would return home the next night.
Plans fo Drain Tank
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SURLY. RETUENG TO ENOW RUSINERA — Now ¢ glamor the ‘poor),
ous brunette of 29, Shirley Temple is fitted into 'a gown by Marie al
Johngon as she prepares to return to the show business in which : on the Bill of
she started as a cuddly blonde two-yearold. Next month. she’ll *
appear on NBC-TV as hostess of the Shirley Temple Storybook, * *
hour-long presentations of fairy tales. She'll also act in four of the ted Democratic
}+——_—storles,- —— ny om ato
nistra’ on
As Glamorous Brunette U.S. at the NATO meeting
liner Augustus when it passed Ca-
pri at dawn, heading into Naples
Harbor. He was taken by boat to
Naples’ fortress-like prison, Pog-
gioreale.
lin absentia, Police said he also iprobably would be triéd for other’
crimes.
Waterford High _
Presents Annual
Yule Concert
A concert will be presented at
Wednesday .at the Water-
. alee te obegn’ te there
will be a mass community. sing,
which will include the: traditional Christmas carols. The public has
been invited to atténd.
Needs More ‘Nurses"— et
i ee tie Treaty A variety show, peesented lant
night ‘by girls’ at the Oakland! with
&-|County Children’s Home, was con-|
sidered such a success that a
repeat performance is in the
Members of Moms’ clubs in
Birmingham, Ferndale and Royal
Oak have been invited to watch |
.|the hour-long presentation featur-
ing song, dance and amateur skits. Holiday Show Success Calls for Encore
| with
“The girls plan the whole pro-
gram and prepare all the costumes
themselves,” said Mrs. Maxine
Smith, girls’ recreation director at
the home, “They staged their first
“James C. Hagerty’s job is to tell
aig world~ what President Eisen-
.,hower says, but he also often télis
uisenhower what to say to the 8 ead : * bd *
The 48-yearold Hagerty is
earrying off one of his tougher as-
sign this week in Paris,
where the President ig attending
the summit meeting of the North
Organization.
gerty’s forte is “spot news,”
sale oa Re Fol pom
=; conferences have coinplained he
j-handied the meeting “like a
— Beside —that,._December-—is_an.
ulcer month for Hagerty;
He first got his ulcers when toil-
jing as press secretary for New
Tork Gov: Thomas E. Dewey,
other food. His cigaret corisump-
tion is three or four packs a day,
and he often needs a sleeping tab-
let to sleep at night.
Tension and temper, as oe
as competence, have been part
I'm talking to the heceis vd
swear IT was talking to my
-[Mhey're both shy men His father
was senior political writer_for the
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lime vo it camaliee Go tities, vaid
of Hagerty’'s makeup since he |
“father. I fuller participation” than perhaps
any White House news secretary
in_ history.
Woman Dies'in Fire _
identified only as “Josephine” died
Monday in a fire at her Detroit
reoming house. An elderly man and
a crippled woman who also lived
at the house were rescued. John
the young woman had lived there
about a month.
Wyandotte Girl Killed
FOWLERVILLE @—Nancy Ann
Pepke, 71,. of Wyandotte, was
killed MONDAY IN A TWO GOLin
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Checks 35.
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Steel off 44 at 49% on 5,000 shares:
1,500 shares; and Radio Corp. off
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New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations).
Admiral ,,.... 72 Int Tel & Tel 23.2
Air --soe0 96 Jacobs ..2..., 4.1 Allied Ch ,.,.. 32 Johns Man ... 4.5 Allied Gtrs .,.. 38.3 Jones 3 Li... 27
roy, ee 21.4 Kelsey May. ... 34}: Alum Lid ,,... + pf Kennecott ... 80.4 ss" ¢eneee i b ae a2
AvrAtriia ..,,. 1% ‘
Am Bak ...... 366 Kereags. 88 =
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Am M & Te pti ae 138 Am Motors ... 77 bone 8 Com ,. 29.2 AmNGas ,.., 46 Lorillard .. 3 Am News ..... 71 Mack Trk ..... 4
Am Rad ....., 11 Martin, Gi... 32.6
Am Seales D Gtrs .. 16.7
Am Smelt ...... 4 Hn .. MS
Am Tel & Tel Mead esee OUT
Am Tob .,..... % Merck =. .... 41.1
Ataccogh” vee ay Mergen Lin .. 40 # ene *
Armeo - os = £ “* a
Armour & Co. T) Maen Ch .. 33.1 Armee SE «--+- FS Ment Ward .. 20.5
Atl Cst Line .. 37 bo A = AU Refin ..... a3 3 = <2 Aveo Mig ..... 5.7 Mueller ** 36. Balt & Oh ..., 23 Murray Cp .. 104
Bendix Av |... 48 Nat Biss... 407 Beth Steel .... a? Nat Cash R .. 52
Boeing Air ... 77.1 Mat. Dairy .. 37.7
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Send Gee. 0b Pree a Borg Warn ,.. 23.3 Phelps D ... 304
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Brun Balke ,.. 32.4 Enilip Mer -. O° Budd Co ...... “44 Pit Plate a’. "68
Burroughs .... 26.5 ‘soe
Calum & KH... 9.4 Proc “= Soup ... 4. Pure Ol) ..+. oe
Can Dry ...... 14.3 RCA , — -+uas Ns Cdn Pac ..... 234 Repub sti .. 388
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Case, Jl. ccces 16.1- ‘Tob B -;- 66-3
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tesa le’. toa Mo Am AY .. 2 Ciimax «+ 2 Pac 33
Cluett Pea .... 35 weit pein OS Coca Cola ..., we ** 995
Col Brd A .... 242 Oblo Ol) .... 204 Col Gas ...... 15.7 Owens Cog .. 36.6 comw Aes, 4 Owens Til Gi.. 58
Con vee 424 Pac G & El . 48.6
Le: SF Pan AW Air . 131
t COM nse 40.3 Panh vese 34
. Cont - Oil cocee 4 Param ec ..3
Copper Rng .. 18.1 paree Da .... 99.4
Corn Pd_----. 34 penney JC ., 12-1 Curtiss Wr... 382 Gifeway St |. 25.4
De eis ne oes ions dee. Ot Nay A HT Dow Chem .,. 547 giass Roeb .. 25 Du Pont .....174 She O18 a 48
East Air & ... 29.2 Binelsir : e716
East Kod-... 958 Qmemr ""-'** 4s Bi Auto L .... 264 Sou Ry eee" on
Ei & Mes... 34 na’. 183
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Mach ... 47 Std Of] On eek
Port Mot ..... 97.2 Stevens, IP .. ..
P Bul <:. 13.2 Stud Pack ... 33 Fr Tr ... 83 ‘Texas Co +1 ee
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+ 6:3 . Inapir -« 98.2 White Mot .. 25 cay aged «. 193 Wilson & Co 15 ___ Int Mech 206 Woolworth .. 364
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Int Nick ...., 7.2 Yngst Gh & T 6
Int Paper ... 9.3 Zenith Rad ..1264
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Net Change “14. -18 -1
Prev. Gay ..... 733.3 28 TLS
Week seo ....2369 2 T15
Month ago ,,..232.2 80.5 69.4
Year @f0 .....2642 1320 713
1967 Digh .4...780.0 134.7 775
1967 low ......22%0 36 462
1956 high .....276.3 156.1 9 1956 low ......244.0 1262 96
Allen Blec. & Equip. Co. 24 26
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Ross Gear Co. ., * 24
G. L. Of & Chem. * 4143
Mowell Elec. Mir. Co. * 1
Pen, Metal Prod. Co * 10
‘The et Co. «.. * 994
Rudy OO csicsesss © 49
Edison Co. .....121 181
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Tenants’ Policies
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Sehool—| oftice PE 44561—Model MA 5-1201. eee 3 year old he Ronis. 3 Pl om : : ‘
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William Mitler sone ee Bn aera we - ih — iP ah cab sce Realtor “FE 2-0263 | rossi on pared sae so bain | ame Disk, a Basetinne MEA a Se oe ms Next ‘te Branch. Post Office beautiful’ 60. by 32 tanec type | <2 : FA lle fo model No” abs: | wo gi Sateen Pl
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te sohools and | #450 DN. 3 B 3 Bi x ' 30 p.m. 318 m om “LOSE IN heat, garage, | : : ‘Brick duplex. 6 on s side, r
| Manatee | NT CHOLIE | FARES Seat ee eee | Lt 8. “ = ee cUcKLER REALTY BREWER WEST SIDE os Rose McLarty, Broker | rz 4-409 = 7 FE 21520 7 ave x, | farbeat, 'S! vedrooms, “tul "OT $395 MOVES YOU IN : i | YOU WIN! Bring me $500 ana wu | “oat gras Model 205 Wy Hop:
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| KENNEDY | Ras. _ 25 Rein aren'sle. "| 01 W, murat OO" FE 800 ap a ecewer a Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor :
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: $450 Down ‘ie £6 lero. ESTATE CLARKSTON AREA . , Plastered als git furnace, ca) Fim. hereas "the > street ee THAN RENT. home, 4 ae ‘ 506 4 Ave.| Beat, ii baths, combination wa 915 per mons. ag te NEAR | CLARKSTON storms, Best of terms. Now thy possassion. $14. 900 =a § BRICK. vacant, @. RESALE. 1 year, old. 2 NCH with full basement, car- RMS—VACANT $1,100 down, $58 month in-| _ East Cornell a “Oak flout TE : cluding taxes and insurance. A sharp 2 bedroom Large family ie clean condition aad fully [1 ROOM HOME on Chippewa m.| Dome. jee EE down modérn. Move right in, Gas heat. Immediate possession. e Ser eden take down with $2,500 down. a Only + a3 4 apartm't income =i ao i
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Sar liv- ARRO A Red Ribboned Packa c -1731 po tg Lean : ya HAVE | baths, stairs to attic and one
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Rigs HURON GARDENS |, 424M8, 9D ROSMESTEA |r naiowin ave. PE satm | sommice On E-BLWD-SY Sp, Toomey. NO.” of Si features ea recom: | Toit Maes, Pubed S. ®, lates n ikitchen ‘with | 3,Dedroom home, oak floors, pias- Riess. cetpeted living room, large Fe = or__Newiy ; i Sees | mendea by the Woman's Home| smaller home in trade ' 2 car ceo a by ya tered walls, oll’ forced air fur-| Ritchen hot ¥ : t FOR , SERRY aseee. bul Sores:
‘ 4 ~ basement, was recrea- : 3 Tange and_oven Tee edan| Reece. arms & screens, 2% car| sofenct, "hee oan : ar oe -gqittkory Grove 1. A aulet area of at least 3 bed- | $9.000 COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE convenietice of 2ip baths and Brenly posed fo sell. “FRANK SHEP ARD BY OWNER Scho ia.ee sown car see am ied ig A this truly a Bom for living. AL FRONT OL 17811 OL 1-110 i Waar tor. | _sade our packed “with, these |: 380 blocks 2, i m hom ntl _ WACANT a ‘mode! -at - 2816-- -190- bd 5 ; eae ee ee ee ee - ye ape Se aa lp
Be le ale NCE ROME | — sip pow | aa | Giroux Franks | Str ees | Se See Large new 3 bdrm. basement oil) down. wimming & »| furnace , . Good jocation | Suburban. 2-family pa | te. room. 4 GENERAL REAL ATE , rae $6: 700 ‘with ‘terms near Griveent LE. quick posser-| OM4, be used tor 1 Lrge’ tamiy| [0m 2. yeaa id. slum | |, GENERAL REAL ROTATE, LADD‘S INC. | 1H. BROWN, Realtor ‘s *
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, ; . Peo a : i oll heat. $9,500 with $506 1a Huron Ph. 24810 | fear tens Stince GaRind| Satan, Ge ee tee| et AS eee | te eee | Hompstead| apres, mene | —— Mle eu mest, gue heat Ghermat i deremee "PONTLAC. <, Easy Terms. i buy_at this price - in en poe insurance. | ; Site 3 bell | | Zesat, Sereas. sated wires, shee, PONTIAC REALTY GEORGE BLAIR SE te oe ae 4-BEDROOM _| __om 38ft'er' Pe sees _ ( ‘| A RK ,
TED} seu, UGH, REALTOR 636 Dixie Hey OR 31351 | SEVERAL GOOD 376-3 Oe Sis eee ports: | MULTIPLE LisTiNe ING GER — : =
FE 5-126 oe Pe aoeul., eee Bratton oa S|‘ Rouses Income houses & 2 fam~| side location. Two ak , : Ev & 1 to | West Suburban PW. DINNAN Living BRICK PNET! =
sio0 | ee | WHITE eee Se 2 Pe pe spnee. losets. Total Bg 19483, Auburn f 2 recreation rooms, built-in Fae Tats mee] ee htebatieharae| Breage oy pacity ce] | Povo otal rm pros. |” @ang- "| eeaetce aa Tage alls fortis bar * - er is yours. bat me extra, bedrooms Oliver Street 7 4 j $300 DOWN ggg t= | ga Be frowed “eae is Aan Fo Hotel Rooms 39 5 BEDR 7 MS month sod YOURE Int * built’? ome, we car racage ioeistt lot: wiring included "Den Ferner ae arsine Ne, ere i
ef g it T tee ae oe 306 ht. lot basement Owner Leaving State gx >. HOTEL AUBURIN pag Polistes heise! (oF ap. | See this coay. 2 bedroom home iL, MODERN 3 REDEM oie ca at ae 8 ght er Seetite= (81.500 DOWN | oy a9 L200 nemele teen, | Sessa eee eer ere! Fae enlenee, : CO
Very iw ome ‘ 4 Only frontage 160 in 7 464 peters PE Where can you beat it? late 2 bedtoomn ‘bom i oo St. Benedict's School Be RED cenit Phere re 2, beareom, wp - | LEA og Ey ba eye A ay me cy w apd sewer. Tro blocks jeme is 0 dream *so (eee, Bere Exing Feom. separate alning room, C | pe ih TV. line. Pertect for fires tome from bus, ‘We ‘know of nothing decorated you will be . | AR gy ey 1 om be By oS 3 é or eek. & up. sr eo (io, fent rooms. Total ee Don’t compremise _ proud gh Lp nd ; ay. “ ment. sige A | Ave, cated gy Ph Ee, Gash "Thies — ose ay - ; rage. cement drives foreiy ree. kite | ie par “aiing $5,850 tows. nant, Cen Spare Ah) WOULD - Proud to show tis home ts ; me eee ue ,| HERBERT C. DAVIS | SiMycee'scact 2 RM. VIC. OF UNION LAKE. you ay. Call now. oa spriog you Po s : . : oa od 1 New ‘ ‘* gt lnc CASS LAKE =. g, that, has one “ot ihe LAWRENCE w.__- | including furniture. it hes & come | oe =. bus line
Ne tak ae OCT ICE 3) ~~ Gath, coap'Rvtng tore Git | and passe. very, well esserest ie ate hd let 3 H, deep. All| 3 wedroom fhe — e. PE 5-510 Rs a A a LL YR a BORN iy ee te leah al rch. City sewer and wa- p enough for you FE 4.9 : 3 : eed octet ae a your tek = ae ae oe rit the winter— os Pontiac-Watkins Sub. — Rate psale FE sasib 1 ted | vice “apace CROUND FLOOR OF. est ins 50 ft. Cass Lake- it Js year round home. | one “Every home is different in this| p.m. only. : service available. 2007 W. Huron, sand beach” on Gans. ‘Lake’ | a
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EDR i- HOME. . * * ae PURNACE. LARGE LOT. large kitchen, FA ; re- Won't troubi = ae = i
os ier MONTE. dryer included’ for only 12.000 Minding thie — aoe 4 fa) IFFERS : Youngstown ; R. J.. VALUET, R It | au now, uo 42045 or =M} in a ie : :
oe PO | auminan, GARLAND AVE. PE 5-063, LOVELY RANCH HOME 34x with 3 large =| North. Side | ae ge OPEN EVENINGS U 36 1 : a 4 Attractive 2 bedroom home. |. ee : eee MUbniLe Tisrino tenvice sashes garage, begin mataral| ace pertect agen for rec | Aag¥S, duane gone tches |W HURON INCOME - | at specie 'a MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE cxira tockaee ey Fiore pate oe —— - aa Seneral Hospits win 8 = HOLMES-BARTRAM 36210. 418,600 Tos C- ae ‘| home. Only $7.15 , : : a | Rees | peerticr Location. Rome. Se «3 WOE age aor ACMDIAN Va ao ens ROME Hg Bg By soho “only a ane i - . ‘SCHEVROLET [53 5 Belge ee + HARDTOP Ge SE Fae,
wna wate dither | heey __ Belicaltl - vensone re g 56 Sky kare sa $1095 “CHEM Boral fois ec low mileage, STOCK sasg | "ner new SPOre 'Wated La geek A 41561. | CAR by aos oer TOO BUR . a bog i: “4 oO. if Z KW. Meee \ YOUR CHOICE
Ps TOR FIR UE CHEN. fome? Le, ts nein you adjust Bee aese aN sls | ‘34 4 Station. Wen. _$1008 onto DKW, 55 Pontiac : $1195"
a ee ee Lake"¢ Gon, Sotor ~ or0H a ‘hs Ford Va abr. ee Sides panes : ait 35 Plymouth ., ad 895.
: ("is CHEV VANETTE. UTIL BODY | FOND — Puy 2 2 Se” Lo secteveans $1246 | #5] 1 Convert ag 295. - "$4 PONTIAC . | sepan ae ~ he HUTCHINSON exc. Cond. New engine, tires & "$$ Chev. 210° 2br. Icio. Snae| Radio we Heater, ro-O-Matie. a ‘55. Ol Oh: +88 $1595
pete ee” | hoe tate Ve HAUP tT He Por Yo gunn i Se oes, eae CONVERTIBLE 51 55 BUICK SPECIAL2DR. HARDTOP, radio a itt TRUCK. inst FORD ‘St Pon Me Redon - , 4 ; - Senor ee ogo 0 Ponti Sal 1 Bor Pord Club Coupe... : fis Bydramatic : é Bae 55 Bu Baik eases $1295. . wane a rs Stock No, 308
: wie Moet trmes,| eter a. Bepeel ae Ble te! ib niall ‘Bud Shelion Motor Sales 'S4 Four-Door .....$ 798}. 'S3 PONTIAC | = es apnea $1305) 55 be a eck No. 34 R. SEDAN, heater, dyna- ‘on. Oar fot, Holly Marine Coach 8-683 : ' ats é $ ee J e , ie
Bat te Ss! PONTIACS | 153 Catalina Che, 8,295) 83 CHEVROLET ert Bas =P) ss mule SopeR 2 ep hegene ad f : eg 3 : TRUCK CENTER _ : 4 = as ed 54 Olds Ses 995 : id res, yna toc 0. +.
. Pr er oC 7 Catalina 3 "$2305 55 CHEVROLET | SEDAN ; 55 BUICK 2-DR. SEDAN, radio and heater,
. ~ Rent Trailer Space 79 GMC 2 EE el ps ig OE sg us BUI CENTURY ; ag HARD > oo —-Sourmone perares. woneps : RETAIL BRANCH * . 4 a AT _"56-PONTIAC — ‘s dso sr see +1 395 and heater, white tires ; dynailow, TOP, radi ggg; Boat and olayaround. “Bur Oakland pe gas rina 7 oe KK [58 Bet Air Dr. -. gisgs} Ms "35. BUICK ew radio. and | - Se z _with itt, anton : . i to : 54 FORD Ri staal 64 eater, W ite tires, Stock N . oe acter inetuies“s prive| TRUCK SPECIALS aos | ir an a 55 Four- gins| me 7 aaa Sgro des 55: £D aie Pe, lake with, good’ swimming’ poot ca | Onnyso Derr __|'5S RowsDooc $1295! es ae ee 3 EC » radio and Peters (etenco| ts Guerra Veco | he : =a VROLET__}*53 Olds 98 .....--.$-8951 heater, white tires, dynaflow, Stock No: 392—-— ot sales. bese Tate inet Ghatieet Meton pickup. tarchie ne & -$ 5 a YOUR CHOICE a 1 es ‘Manor | E¥ T™ox APreanance it enue e 57 CHEVROLET "33 Ford ....+01++-$ 595) % QUICK SALE -Door .....! — Bes ee eoen can ce daa : 1957 4 Four-Door ....$ "51 MERCURY "52 2 Cheveolet ee Be O95: — want the * ( :
best. OA MY 20171... EASY O.M.AC,. TERMS popular 2-Dr. Bel air| f. %6 C Convene $1005 2 . Auto Accenseries £0 Haskins C oor iC ; | ___ (33 FORD. 2b sos MSH 54 Buick 2Dr. eee AE co: hev.} 4 Pare spmajonsesete ta Convert ee. J ae eS wife! Bet ager ghttie 5] an gon Te MOTORS are Bower 5 | ee CADILLAC ‘52. Chrysler tes 205] SRB Sas “Ti sees, rin waite tires, a OS id PRESS u Gee ‘ f
Sane om oes . tie | Lk LN Lad 56 Rinaiter +O $1895] 57, VOLKSWAGON 82 Ford ..as+-..<.$ 495 ‘4 Buick 2Dr.........Hardtop For Sale Cars 91 | _Fots. Fe low mate as | st Benine ote ‘Re aa Mee # ete wits tree, | 5 ‘ apt isis ¥
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