"r > 1 "• / - - • \ > 5*-'* .*■..........‘ ’ I ' " •“*........--F U f l---- -1 F VI .Y&, ^ IS tyrfT^T Tht Weather Jffiirster^ * v/’ THE PONTIAC PRESS /, Home in ifil I 1 gji Editidn 118th YEAR , -~4-. i ★.ir ★ -- -. f •*.. ’Mimz&t ,t ■ 1 to!* , ^ s PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, i960 -48 PACfES ntrso PRESS INTERNATIONAI, ASSOCIATED PRESS At Least 124 Dead as Two Airliners Collide, Crash in Heavily Populated New York Areas Robert Kennedy Atty. General; Dillon Named NOTON (UK) — President-Elect John F. Kenhedy today named his brother Robert as attorney general and selected a Republican — Douglas Dllkm— as his secretary of Treasury. Kennedy also announced that Byron R. (Whiner) White, Denver lawyer and former All-American football player, will serve as assistant attorney general. The president-elect announced that Harry Anslinger will remain In his present post as head of the Division In the Treasury Department. The Kennedy-DUlon appointments left only the job of postmaster-general to filled for the Kennedy inet and J. Edward vice president of Prudential Insurance Co., was reported to have been selected for that post. The president-elect announced the latest appointment tram tht Wont «tep of his Georgetown home. Robert Kennedy, who served aa dating the preetdowBal campaign, stood beside the president-elect •aid hfc 35-year-ald . every aadgnment that been given, had "demaa-himself to be a man of Intellectual easigy. tnteflecti courage and organizing ability.” He noted but hi* brother has served as an attorney In the Jus-Department. as an aide to the Hoover rommiiion and. more ief counsel ot the |World Airlines and a United Airj Committee. snasT or of ths United AM street alter colliding with a Tran* Wort the jet, firWJrthls country involved In a Mai crash with pas- JelConstellation Smack NEW YORK (AP)—Two big airliners, probing for a landing in a snowstorm, collided with a roar today, and plunged like flaming rockets into the city. At least 124 died, and possibly many more. * The crashes loosed fire and terror on the ground. Extent of casualties among residents could not even be guessed, for the time being. Fire Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh Jr. said, however, about two hoars after the accident, that no dead had been found in 10 apartment houses and a church In Brooklyn involved either in the crash or fires resulting from It. He said firemen had not been able to dig through all the wreckage. One plane, a United Air Lines DC8 jet, plummeted into a heavily populated section of Brooklyn, setting an entire block of apartment buildings and shops ablaze. ★ * ★ Walls were shattered, and debris scattered like bomb fragments. A church was demolished. It was the first crash in America of a pure jet carrying pasamgen. There were 83 persons aboard. rive other ptene, * Tran* World Airline Constellation with 42 aboard, raked ever the Miller Field section of Staten Island, aad struck In harbor water. It also started Area In structure fat the ana. jet, firtejte-thla count yf**■} WocstJUr Disasters Are Listed In history also involved the crash of two commercial pianos. It took — of US Uvea. repotted in flames. * * i A Flaming Hell Dropped on Quiet Brooklyn Street Ike fields of Loot Island in Normally two NSW YORK (UPI)*—Into * quiet. snow-flaky mom-|S SSoVS SfefJ Residents smarted by Crash Site NEW YORK m — Ike scene The crash came about M a. hl, wMh a heavy mow logging the air. The TWA plane Flight 236 was hound in Mn Dayton and Odum-6ns. Ohio, and groping lor n landing at La Gunrdla Airport. Its United Ait Lines Flight 826 out of Q4M» was handed through the mark for Hfcwlld Field. hBewfid near Ihe south side near the north shore. tw»<*, bo* k tt. «w tad too MmotaUng ucta joined heart attack right throe ” (forces In the emergency. Mrs. Constance Oazso was took-j ------^ m the iton ing out the window of the flower *• •“ —^ ""** """* T. -shop where she works was idewtilM aa Stephen Mats. 11, at CMeagw Re wao Mi to ' "Probably the worst thing I saw Brosktyu Methodist Hospital- T""! . .. ... Tim •■17 or 18 - year - old boy __ q. Aeronautics Board immediately began an tavrotigstlon The tip of the tall touched thej running screaming down the street , ... rmritvsM to be ii'Micrcd were; engine compartment of a- track. Somthe trident with Mood •« “**“ accldent ***** ******* te “ ________ The trade had been rented by Roy running down his Attire lace. ” she 1—If UfA was landing at La Guardto aad UMtad at MewlH. Rothenberg, who was at the wheel, wmM tt ksW beea possible for them to have been m the same 3 Children, Steter-in-Law bead “He su sneamlag. ‘Oh. throe people are hurafcg to death.* | I My has bend tried t* grab Mn, j 1 trot he kept turning m If he [ step- He wan tafared S—Was thee* s I over the two flights? ir both plane# keen cleared to descend, «p- II a r\ f ft 11 a I t A 1 fc, w,‘ **- “* watching on radar . Hunt Detroit Mother. Killer ot 4^ IbtBJfLSf W-w si»roM isaw the plane diving out of■ thelwMielL. sky.” ‘I thought it was going to hit food rottecated to a chest la A note in the house sent police to the home of the woman's brother Lawrence, 28. There police found his wife, Virginia. 24. and their children, Wanda, 2. and Tony, 5. All had been stabbed to death. A doll had been laid beside each body, officers said. A note, 16 feet long, written on was found in the room it pshrt over the city they came together was not pmriaety deteentoed. But the stricken emit apparently swerved apart, ptmghg toward their separate Assam. The ceUii* at the time was 600 feet. * ♦ ★ ★ Killed on the ground in the flames was Charles Cooper, a sanitation department employe who was shoveling snow. aid In MMUtytag victims. E. R Qaerods. Federal AvtaMm Agency Idintehdritir alts flew her* te head he said. “It was coming right at me. I need my motor and sped down the street Then I heard it hit. and I stopped the truck and got out. I'm still shaking.” Colder Weekend, Weatherman Says i .1 . ' * The Douglas DCS is a 575-m.p.h jet finer half aa long aa”* foot- Pontiac area residents may look!ball field. The Da can cany more than 150 passengers at aMtadm forward to a cold' weekend. The up to 40,000 feet, weatherman said temperatures will iaa firemen PROBE WRECKAGE More than 100 firemen were frantically pulling apart the wreckage on Staten Island looking for a possible survivor. Fire Chief John Savage said rescue aguads were on the aesm Partly cloudy and colder with a!within minutes hut the water at that did not quench the flamss. low of 12 is tonight's forecast. The In Brooklyn, snow was falUi* on the army ot mnee, doctors, hoe-expoctcd high tomorrow is 26. attendants and firomm. rStSizsz SSXI**™*’:*m'^ 8 a m. At 1 p m. the mcr- to *tmy but a huge crowd surrounded the perimeter ot the cury reading was 25. jerash ara*. average four to six degrees bekhv the normal high ot 8 and low ofL » ) I r » TWO W ‘ T "] : ' 'T THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18, lO$0 .. : WmS Loyalist Troops Crushing Revolt Rtport Unconfirmed Birmingham Man Named to Hew Chrysler Pok Appointment at A. £ Kimberly, 7H Abbey Road, Birmingham, to the newly cronted poet ot chief engineer of vehicle reliability for Chrysler Oorp.'s Engineering Di-_s ... -JLUI vtatan jwa* announced today by Princ* and Hit Ofnoan’PMl C. Ackerman, vice president May S. roewdte Fte,!- “• *w,,“ ’ • 1. Ackerman salt that Kimberly woald obtain and aaalyas data | from the corporation's rrtliNllt.v 1 LONDON (UPI)—Troops: P'0*™** loyal to Emperor Halle Prior to the appointment, Kim-” ,1U. jut berty was chief engineer and dt- Selassie were reported to-Jj^^. ^ for the Dt Soto day to be crushing the re-1 Division, a position he had held bellloo against his rule. One «tac« i*s. Prevtauaiy. he saved .. ii . .j______laa manager of the transmission unconfirmed diplomatic re- laboratories at the pQlt said loyal troops had I engineering division, recaptured the capital dty Kimberly, 47. is married and has of Addis Ababa. British' protectorate of iHoffa, Two Detroiters) Aden and Khartoum, capital of the Sudan, that the government set up Wednesday by Crown Prince Asfa Wassen, the emperor’s eldest son, might be crumbling. A spokesman for the Ethiopian gmhiMv in Bonn said Gen. Abey Abebe, military rater in Eritrea, Which is federated with Ethiopia under the crown, cabled that loyal forces had won control of Addis Ababa. 4 i the spokremia. Viral Secretary Eatete C.cbrc W«M. said. ftlWina my optatoa, however, |a to whether the efotaste of tola telegram are correct." A Khartoum dispatch said Se-taaate left there this morning tor Asmara, tha capital of Eritrea, aftef a 40-minute delay caused by cngtiw trouble. Ha was to Braxfl wfoe tha coup d’etat against his nghnA was announced, and be flaw to Khartoum today fyom Chad. The Khartoum dispatch said tha emperor** popularity among the pgopto continued high and that the taaflmisn at thd coop may aodn hi farced to flee the country. The report* said tha emperor’s Enter Innocent Pleas One report reaching the Brttiah protectorate of Aden mid the re- day. This could nod ha confirmed said flto regime act ap by S»- to the capital, Addis Abebe. Elsewhere hi tbs country troops mainly remained loyal to tite emperor. Including 10.000 infantrymen and an air force 1 talion to Eritrea. tense Africa to reclaim tha 3,006-marold throne aald to data back to toe Queen at Sheba. Ha has had f tor 30 yuara. MSU Reinslates Bagwell as Head of Scholarships EAST LANSOfO (DTI) — i, Henry Lower, a tanner president of a Teaatotar leeal la Detratt, sad Robert E. McCarthy Jr., a banker, were ta VMhnd District Court for only 85 utastre. Judge Pastor Dew am allowed Takes Over for Nike-Ajax They were charged Is toflet- antan local# at Detaatt ta toe panhasa ot 8,471 sens ta ■near* Oonnty and tarahg It •to their para anal profit. The three are accused if pat- ten la ■ Hercules Set to Protect 18 Vital Areas in Summer The Jndgn. after aeispOaf tte fleet, treated SO daya far the de- Nip Minder Threat Against Kennedy (Conttaued From thfe (toe) two ohDdrau won here la toe home at Kennedy’s father. Alerted by the port office, Sant Service agents had been hunting PMltek for days, They teamed hi had sold all Ms property at his home in B gone to Washington. They followed his trail to Palm Beach and gar* local authorttes tte license number of his car, Palm Beach police saw tha ear flto pcitt— Of a traffic violation. A search of Mi ear tamed ap dynamite, blasting caps, Wiring and other metarials that could he ami fear a bomb. IV Authorities took Pavlick before U.S. commissioner Thursday complaint which said, The Day in Birnitnahim Hoad Project Is Okayed for Bloomfield Villag IRAM—A two-j jor road-improvement pn Bloomfield Village was approved BIRMINGHAM—A l-te m last night hy Bloomfield Township trustees at a public hearing. Less than KB persons attended the meeting held in the Bloomfield Village Elementary School. It was called to review the assessment rolls on the $443,000 project Several objections came from ‘sidents who complained of the total coat of the plan. They apld tte coat was far to exeats of the original estimate. However, the Township Board _ added that there wore not enough valid reasons for delaying the project and voted to confirm tte as-aaaamsnt roils. ■rvro THAT CRASHED — The Constellation (top) and DCS (bottom) are tte types of planes that crashed after a collision over New York today. T)te Trans World Airlines Constel- lation plummeted at New Dorp, Staten Island, while tte United Air LI— DCS fell In a heavily populated area of Brooklyn. LOS AN6ELESE (AP) - Nike-Hercules batteries armed with rful nuclear missiles will take snf protection this of 18 American metropolitan and airbase areas, the Army «ay* The Horrifies replaces tte Nlke-Ajax, nose used to guard vital target area* against possible enemy aerial Attack. - It cannot atop an Intercontinental ballistic missile. Far that U. Gen. Robert J. Wood, commanding general of the Army Air Defense Command, urges stepped-up development of Bob Kennedy, Dillon Get Cabinet Posts (Continued From Page One) a bfrtber finally decided to sept (he Job. With tfcrde times the range and more than twice tte altitude car pability of tte Ajax, the Hercules Is deadly against bombers and air-launched missiles. Roulette King No Gambler'; Wins Acquittal LOS ANGttES CAP) —‘A dap- calls himself the roulette king of Europe, won acquittal on an Income tax charge by convincing a jiiHy* lug's a scientist, hot a gam- TheUt was Just one reason sure-fire” system for winning at mkrtte misfired, Bamo Eitel Winkel - Llactensteln, ST,-says: American roulette wheel* have one more digit than those he’s used to. So—investors lost $17,000 trying is “theory of confirmed taw of omputatlon of mathemati-_ _ cal probabilities” in Las Vegas, '‘The defendant indicated he wa* Nev going to make himfelf a human | The court rated it «ru merely weapon—toe Nike-Zeua. ★ ♦ A "We should have tte Zeus tyi-->m now because tte threat we are laced with today b a mixed one, with Soviet bombers and intercontinental ballistic missiles rayed against us,” Wood aald Wednesday. MISSILE MASTER ■ He spoke at the dedication at nearby Ft. MacArthur of a master .control center—the "missile mas-|ter” electronic system for semiautomatic control of the ground-to-air Nike-AJax and Hercules launchers. * * * 'Army missile scientists confident Zeus can defeat any ballistic missile that Russians have and that tha growth potential of Zeus will permit its own development to keep it ahead of any thtag that the Russtane can de-velop,” Wood said. ' Zeus will operate high above tte earth's atmosphere, in space, to destroy any enemy missile before It can harm America, he said. * it * A dozen successful test firings at White Sands Missile Range, N. M.. Justify immediate produc- of any "historical parallel” to Us potntment of Us brother. "We*re going to start one," he piled with a grin. bomb and destroy himself and the sident-cleet, John F. Ken- Pavltek tag a federal law It a crime to threaten tha presi-dent, president-elect or vica president. * Tte penalty oa conviction is a 31,000 fine or five yean In prison r both. Pavlick waived a preliminary tearing and bond was set at 3100,. investment that failed. Tte Internal Revenue Service contended the money paid tte German by investors was money he earned fcitad to report on Ua visa. The Weather (teritlea planned to mm Has to Miami later. Pavlick told hie interrogators he once placed himself to a mental institution in New Hampshire for ; observation because of "depres-sion.” I __________________ The institution was not identi- jramruc amr*,v»cwiTt.-'Mg»urjfied. Paviick had lived to Gilmsnton. Bru" Mi »n4 awn Hl*k N. H before moving to Belmont, **•**• J!* Hfht where he lived alone to a sroaU mMeaM yeM- Ms* house for the past five or six ” years. Tswa resident* said be was very "venal" on town issues sad 1 WM. Wnl sat* W< wsthi rwte»* __Uw»si tseperetwe .aiwsdlas S : WM telotltr * ® ^jrthwwt. S IMW M MISS. —r Saturday at 1:S» *•« • Friday at 141 p m sat* Frtdi . pun data Bat Moaa aeta Fn Item rl»n Si Nonpartisan Con-Con Unit Vital: Romney DETROIT (AP)—George Romney. chairman of the Coordinating Committee for Constitutional Coif vent ion, has asked Gov.-Elect John B. Swelnson to appoint e "truly bipartisan commission'' to handle the convention election. Voters approved three measures outlining procedures for ea election oo foe tarn la tte Nev.‘ g election. A* election oa whether a convention ahoold be MM to sdwdsled for flpriag. Romney, who also to president of American Motors Gsrp., wrote Swainson urging that delegates to a constitutional convention be selected on a nonpartisan basis rath-than named at state political party meetings. tion of tte Zeus, Wood aald. HERCULES SITES The 18 areas where Hercules missiles are to be installed this summer are Boston-Providence; Chicago; Cleveland; Detroit; Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash.; Seattle; Harttord-Bridgepart; Lor fog AFB, Maine; Los Angelas; Milwaukee; New York; Niagara* Buffalo; Norfolk; Philadelphia; Pittsburgh; San Francisco; Travis AFB, Calif.; end Washington-Baltimore. be mafia on ratter than per tot. ft .will coat homeowner* about $4.06'' fot each front foot. The nr-teme subdivision is north of Maple Road and fort west of Birmingham. Birmingham chapter 220, Older of tte Eastern Star, will hold Its Christmas party 8 pm. Wednesday at tte Masonic Temple. Tte Rhythmic Choir ot the First Methodist Church of Birmingham will present e liturgical dance, to Bids o tte project will be ad- _______ luring tte Vinter with construction expected* to begin ta the early Spring. T * * The project will be undertaken _l two stages, with about four miles of roads being repaired tte first year. Thie ta leas than one ‘ of the project but to ex- coat since these roads era to tte Another reason given for Jgh oort ot tte first stage to that drains under tte poor roods have to be replaced to order to surface water removed. Approximately 11 mile* of road* are Included In tte over-all project very for each It's SIMMS for BIGGEST lewelry DISG0UNTS I tthhft of o SAVE oo Footooo Nationally Advertised WATCHES We have We tree* ud nodal a geaMMte bet^eeaaot UM foam $49.95 WolchM, now .........$11.80 159.95 Watches, now ...... $71.50 Watchea, now ... .......$47.50 • agogue Council of America pre-first "Judaism and e” award today to President Elsenhower at a White House ceremony. He also noted that two otter brothers — tte tote John Palter Dulles end Allen Dulles — also did »• , John Ftater Dulles was secretary of State until his death. Alim is director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Kennedy already has appointed Alton Dulles fo remain on to that post • . Before the latest cabinet appointments were announced, Pierre Salinger, Kennedy's press secretary, Mid reporters Kennedy moved up his departure time for Palm Beach, Fla,, and Mane to leave at 3 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. Kennedy, who expect* to with his family to Palm Beach until after New Year’s, said he would finish his cabinet appoint ] mente Saturday with announcement of a postmaster-general. Present Award to Ike : DIAMONDS WASHINGTON (AP)—Tte fftfr • Ladies' and Mena Rln?* •< $75 Diamonds, ■ now .. ........$49.95 I] • $100 Diamonds, f»W - $150 Diamonds, nofw .......M LATSWST newt He OMtstof Ctefow ! JEWELRY D«pt,—Mai* Floor J WSU Wont! $19 Million DETROTT (B—Wayne State University said Thursday it planned to aak tte legislature for $U.*3,000 for 198142. Tte requart would be $3 million over what was allocated last year. LADIES' WEAR SPECIAL! 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TS t* «f MOtMukW as 3S SS MIOBMpoll. 31 St It Shu orto»n» «* a 13 r»u*u» mwu , aStataii S 4 _. St 13 a rmnciKO St S3 iffea i 8 at 43 WMU*«t«a 34 ft 5 S fins Nixon’s Hawaii Edge Drops to Narrow 61 HONOLULU (AP)—Vice President Richard H. Nixon's popular ••jvote margin over President-Elect John F. Kennedy in Hawaii was {reduced to 61 Thursday, u A recount of 34 of Hawaii’s 240 precincts shaved tte edge from [|] 141, the figure which gave Hawaii s to Nixon a month ago when the w $ vote was certified. Hawaii has U nj three electoral college votes, as 34 , Democrats here are expected to 8 5 hr tor * total recount, although the electoral college meets Monday. Nixon's total is new 92,403, Kennedy's 92,342. * ! Tonight ond Saturday BOYS' «Rd CHILDREN'S LEATHER Cowboy Boots ■ Moroliy Stilehoi wad Hurt Derigaa | Original I HAS > feller Oarpef Sweepin w C99 Selkrt Famooo Brand COPHJtTONE Rotisseries 22" etyud h Mnw toWim s Inla Harts, war—, tnpi eti ms PS ff THE ^OyTIAC PkESg, FRIDAY^ DECEMBER U,,}m TT-Vy?-,!' f, Tj\ 1:' :, *:■',TT Tiqgfc Methodists Ask Dobate in U.N. on Red China, yesterday to drunken dritrtng be-tore Municipal Judge &ectl Me-Callum and was sentenced to sM dip in ties Oakland County Jail. IT. LOUIS, W (AJP)/— The Methodist Baud of anMkui'’tie-! I cial Concerns Thursday approved Auto Union Newspapers &|Giv« to Wayne State ioimotr . - ww *» civuwn awnse. 1 [workers Local 7 today pmtMted! • The* Rational if tfl^rtgS tacts of the China ltbor j be. brought out'.In free ‘FLINT m — A.proposed * operating budget of S7.M7.I64 was 11 approved by the Genesee County a Daw Metpi to Purchase ShadtAluminum Plant MIDLAND e-Dos Metal Products Co , B j division of) Dow 'Board of Superviaor* Thursday Qjemleal Co., saya it has amropdr " J " • ' to buy the Sheet Aluminum GoqgJ plant at Jackson. The /ptmmero price w*a not dlsdoeed. /Sheet Aluminum, a wholly owned, subsidiary of Mueller Brasa Co., pro-! duces rolled aluminum oroducta., Genesee Oltays Budget n**ht- The “"M »p - 307 traplast yew1. Ths 1S61 budget faded to pass on the ftrst vote lag! approved 2>-10/on the aecondl round. FREE PARKING EVERYNITE ,, in City Ffririna Loft M ffl 10 H» CJirittiaasli i can park absolutely FREE In any city lend parking lot from nasr’tfl Christmas. Mora shopping hours - 13 hours a day, § days a wask. W.'n CLOSED SUNDAYS. Shop and Savs now. ' $ov* On MEN'S Winter UNDERWEAR —Id—J Christmas Gifts for Sports—n ond QnldOor Worknrs THE POXTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER" 16, 1060 Arrets Premier, Cabinet •*i,nony plu* Shostakovich at Work w.000 counsel tee*. ... ,-./« , * ■T- .* 0(1 12th Symphony , Exptonettoi of the charges will/ MOSCOW (A*) - Dmitri Sho»- *•*** »■«* r; 1843. Tb* Negro fighter hai held *■ woridn« on his 12th tem-'bow the middleweight and welter- phony and expect* to complete it jw«i«ht boxing crown*. in Pebrusry, Tea* reported today. KATMANDU, Nepal ^-King meat, Raima's gavenunsat had .right to dismis* the government Mahendra Thursday arrested pop., show. avre, Mg. of stability. land take personal cohtST uitr premier B. p. KoiraJa ana1 - ^ __: ■ other cabiuat minister*, suspended . recenti UM&* are aa eld eM story the omatitution. and took over to jH ta *“• e,hr,w* ***te*»tw» emu- powettinttoamnulayankiiredomJ !“* &»!»■ *7 "•** «*ly la the past dec He accused the Koirala govern-' rou®*1 ”*** decree. | ade emerged tram Medieval ailment of "failure }o maintain law' * * * ! cluaion. and order, harboring undesirable Proclaiming an emergency, hel In the middle of the 19th Century : activity and killing the peoples'had Koirala and 10 other cabinet'the country’* ruling fiunlly was democratic aspirations " . members arrested and brought un-joverpowered by a family known as ft was the first elected govern-,der guard to the palace. Only Dep-Ranas, who for the following 100| ment in the nation's histoiy. juty Premier Subama Shumsher years passed the ruling authority! Same informed mm. *aid llp was in Calcutta. 'down from father to son. 1 the ktog was c*ueawd about The Nepalese army posted Mahendra'* father King Tribhu-the speed with which the er- troops around the palace end ,vana *** only a figurehead. He dtnarr power* of government had other government building* and <'sraPwi teom the palace in 1950 passed from the throne Into Rot- took over the government mdl*. and ®*d to Indta^. • flll’l kind* it it it Gurkha infantry in Khaki pa- :___________ ... .. - ,, After the 1959 election* swept trolled the narrow street*, twisting1,^ rJTtld 0Vfr! into power, the kind reverted tovaars. But the dty was quiet. , hia^h* passed on to to rt. « ^ vum in M cluef of state. ............ Trlbhuvana and Mahradra ! MOW mum FHit R£ h£ il ™ .»«!, ~ a. .u revere tne King as, known as a hermit kingdom to A* chief of the government. Koi-j their spiritual leader. the outside world and set up a I r«la was easily the most popular King Mahendra personally drew modernisation program helped ti|W* m a land where popular,Up the constitution under which the' along by more than if* million ! politics is a novelty. first ejections were held. He re-j to US. aid mih hi. Mg majority I. psriis reived under the constitution the ^ anH Rj>. rH(tta i I * * * Coconino county in Arizona is Shostakovich, once mvi< Notice of the suit was filed [second largest in continental u.S. munlst fire for ignoring Thursday in State Supreme Court I greater than the domains of the content In favor of music by the attorney for Robinson's | states of Rhode Island. Maksadv plan the work as a histor wife. Edna Mae. She seeks OOOfusatts and Vermont combined. 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. for the Home- Telegraph Store Open Every Night —-Including Saturday— Until 9 P.-M. ’til Christmas [economic development. ! Nepal, like its protective big i brother India, is neutral in the jcold war. Red China is now disputing borders with Nepal, includ-j ling title to Mt. Everest, the! world's highest mountain. fop*' Regular $12415 and $16.95 ■■ Shower Sets Fine quality ssts In cRrinU and and silk faille. Lovely pat- $£*95 sad 5/T95 tarns and colors, flpeetalfy Q priced for Christmas giving. SF ffhstotot TAKES OVER IN NEPAL - King Mahendra of Nepal (right) ordered the arrest of Premier B. P. Koirala in Katmandu Thursday. Mahendra assumed personal control of the government He had given Koirala power after granting a constitution early last Loaded Jet Climbs 91,450 Feet Navy Claims World Mark as Plane Soars 17 Miles WASHINGTON « -The Navy I Adm. Arletgh Burke, chief of claimed Thursday * worid atti-naval operations, and Adm. James | hide record of about 17 miles for [Russell, vice chief of naval opera-j a Jet attack plane carrying a pay- tion. bad of slightly over one ton. n* n.w i. .... sue is. • The height reached was 91.4S0J bet, which would exceed the od*j fidally recognised record of 67,088] fodt set last year by a Russian! pilot. Ike flight was made Tuesday at Edwards A PI, Calif, by . four. Leroy A. Heath aad hi* aavlgator, U. Henry L. Monroe, both from the Patuxent River, Md., Naval Air Test Center. Tha plane was a .North American A3J Vigilante, a type now! being given Shari evaluation before' Wonderful, soft, fluffy Aerijan* rags in several colors. Any slse or shape to complement your home. , ■fl.Hlul l 4«r>IU n».r \. The height is the greatest flown by a jet plane carrying a standard load of 1,000 kilograms (about • 2,204 pounds) aa required by the FAi. However, other planes have; I flown higher. Aa Air Force FIN fighter 1 . Ready-Made Draperies Chooeo from many fabrics and etaea. ready to hang for Christmas. MOOT important in navt Iks Navy calls the Vigilante' “the most important aircraft in‘ the United States Navy.'’ i Neither plane, however, was attempting to operate under thej 1.000-kilogram payload rule. ' Heath climbed at about 1.400 j miles an hour, then pulled die Vigilante's nose up info some-, I thing like a ballistic projeetory to coast “over the top" for the [record. Toss Pillows' Every color of tha rainbow in round, square, triangle and button styles. Now only— Heath, of Pinckney and Detroit,! Mich., received the' Distinguished fflwj CflMB. Monroe, bofn in I Birmingham, Ala., was awarded! the Ate Medal. Heath IMS seven children,; Monroe, three. Their wives were present for the ceremony, as were; Distinction Roll Balances and Room Size - Remnants Greatly Reduced Dump Track inches long. Farm Tractor—swivel front wheels. Point Creek Cider Mill 44$4 Orion Rd. of Goodison BUDGET TERMS Cider and Donuts for Sale Saturday and Sunday Fay Us a Visit P.S. PENNEY*S~K~vot IP SANTA We Will Prew Your Apples Monday Him Friday (25 Bushel Minimum) C HARSH) BA MILS A| i OftOI AVAILABLE WL l-VOVI 5511 EUzabeth Lake Road FE 4*7775 Opm Every jSifht Until Christmas . PENNEY? MIRACLE MILE STONE OH BOY! LOOK AT ALL THE SWELL TOYS PENNEY’S 9. IIH A IflABI I THE POfrTUCy PRESS, FRIDAY, DECE3 Red Skelton Joins the Party Via TV Circuit g HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Sven when hospitalised, Rad Skelton «tlU sets Into tttt act. An open house Christmas party was held Thursday at Skelton'a studios, the .aid Charles ChapUn lot on which Had says he has spent S3 million for improvements. Doctor Reveals Characteristics of Problem Drivers LOS ANGELES (AP) Are you « accident-prone driver? Dr. Donald Schuster, psychologist at the University of Southern Cali-fpniia, says a chronic violator has those characteristics: . H> la physically and psycho- As Governor, Swainson Quits His Law firm DETROIT (UP!) — Govemor- Jackson to Quit Hit Dam Chairman Post Ian. 21 WASHINGTON (API—Sen. Henry M. Jackson, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, has set Jan. 31 for a meeting of the committee to choose his suc- Admiral Angas Buried at Arlington Cemetery / PRINCETON, NJ. (UPD -William Stack Angas, 01, a former Vi. Navy vies admiral and one- Recommend Changing California Abortion Law ( LOS ANGELES (AP)-A grand Architectural Exhibit b on Loan to,MSUO A poster and photo exhibit explaining the principles of architecture ia on display at Michigan State University. Oakland, The exhibit has been loaned'to MSUO by the Bloomfield Art Association. It waa prepared lor the association by Stlckel, Jaroszowicz and Moody, Birmingham arcMteo-tural firm. law practice nut also disassociate ... . . — ' . _ i V.jury here has recommended that myaeU from tbs firm. Cabfonja law he changed te aL * * * low abortions where "pngnaaiey Swainson, who takes office Jan. results from forcible rape incest 1, told his partners, Joseph J. Per- or moral irresponsibility or in nick and Allen Semimri, that his girls under the age of 14.” law experience "will serve me in # + h good stead as governor” both be-1 The state now permits abortion causa of knowledge gained in the only where necessary to save the law and because of “enriching ex-j mother's Ufa, Jackson had said previously that he would hold the poet only during President-Elect John F. Kennedy's election campaign because “L wish to devote full time to my duties as' a senator.*' He said in a statement he would resign as chairman at the time the committee meets Jan. 21. Duplications Forman Union Hoad Says Slop Agriculture Extension Work INDIANAPOUS, Ind. (UPD The president of the IndU mens Tops on the Christmas list INTIMATE fyfau CHERIRMBD AS ONE OF THE WORLUfS SEVEN GREAT FRAORANCES Choose the new ’Intimate* Spray Concentrate—ewtn stronger than toilet prater! Over a thousand measured sprays in a luxurious column offttt(4 gdji*tooe metal—a Paris Inspired design by Van Oeef ft Arpels. 5-00 plus tax’ sf Ties. There's a lludaon ^«*ln«y to tail emy woman's aaad ar awed.,. comfortable Walking 8hso% SeamleM Drew Sheers, long wearing Full-Fuluonad Twin TknadDnas Sheers, oshiaf now sparkling 8teriitatockiaga for tkat ipiftlimriial And many sfhsrajylsn...all tfE^pil Iaah Propartioasjfwt toptoteete Luxurious gift shirt! "Soft Touch" Flannel Plaids A practical Christmas gift! HOOVER Beautiful Embroidered flowers bloom on Nylon Tricot Slips ... in proportioned sizes plefely washable. Long wearing. A rich selection of plaids In sises S-M-L-XL This sleek-fitting slip hat a bodice of floral am-broidery on’ sheerest tricot, fully lined. Folded 1$ denier accented with ribbon bands trim the top and ham. Sins short 92*38, averagt 32-44, ton 14-42 In white er black. washable Bulky Collar Jacket Butterflies and Lace Briefs The front panel of this brief haa two This ruggad jacket has a polished cotton then and* p big, bulky knit grid collar. Zip front, tiros 36 to 46. Nan'sr ,V. Shoal fleet bands. Elastic waistband, tog openings. Sixes 4 to 8. White or Mack. THE PONTIAC'PRESS « Wert Hum Street ■’ / .,v ‘7 Pontiac, Mich. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1960 I MQU) A mtonuo HlOlal U4 Publleher BawMB V. rmmiu n,l term W. riiiaiia, jemw A. Ran sisurir-^ ‘ • j •»««•«» «M«tw TjjRMur- l M.na.ir ■>•>* 3 earn. But II. Vatu Aitvertl.liie Director UUU Jouan, Adrertl.ias Autumn Weather lliat’s Exceptional The oldest of our weather watchers are scratching their heads. They do not recollect a November or early December to match that of I960. ★ i it , It has been a beautiful climax to a beautiful autumn. While we all enjoyed it, our farm* ers were the ones who profited the most Conditions were generally ideal for the final gamering of their products. There were no frosts that did anything but a very minor damage. Everything had matured and was ready for its part in the feeding of air of us. * ★ ★ in many eases (he frosts were an asset instead of a liability. They dried up the potato vines and made the digging much easier. These wdather conditions alho gave the fall/plantlnga of the grain that will produce the 1961 wheat crop a chare to get a good start before being covered by the winter snows. . With a proper coverage and good moisture conditions next spring, we are assured of fields of golden grain next July, and a harvest that supplies ample flour tor our staff of life. ★ ★ ★ Oar pastures have retained s verdant green that is mere than pleasing to the eyee of our farm* • era. They also have delayed the start of winter feeding, and were a big boost to oar dairy produc-tion. ’ The same la true of ail other forage crops. Tapping the silo baa been delayed until it provides in Insurance against a possible late spring. ★ ★' ★ So, it will be seen that a mild autumn means something mors than reduced heating bills. gineer; Mrs. Caxolinx SchbOck, Oakland County director for the Michigan State Home Extension Sendee, and Township Supervisor Eimxi H.. Johnson. ★ ,★ ★ They will select further mem-men of the committee to assist them, and launch a study of industrial expansion in the town-ship. These people deserve all the cooperation the community can give them. They are undertaking sn important task. In Lincoln Park, Chicago, a second and outer fence is being built hround the zoo to protect the animals on exhibit from a particularly dangerous and unpredictable species of animals known as human beings. Voice of the People: . Believes Recent Unfair to New Orleans i ■ . / . 'W- A.. The editorial in The Pres* on Dec. 12 was in bad taste and lacking is (acta. I have Just returned (ram New Orleans and t saw what was going oo at both the Frantz and McDonogh schools ■ ★ dt ★ ' ; May 1 suggest Mat our writer take a trip to Note (Mesas aai aaa what Is happening? ★ dr it" A handful of harridans have spoiled ths reputation of a eoemopoQ. , tan, tolerant ond most graceful city. j. . ' Patrick Thomas Sr. Auburn Hetghtl ‘Soviet’s Translation Was a Little Off the despot the moat perfect individual of the human race and hla lease of life perpetual. But aa a perishable, perfect man must die and leave Me despotism in the ; that the Soviet Union had Imied a hands of an Imperfect auccemor, commemorative stamp honoring M earthly despotism is not mere-Mark Twhin, ly a bad form of govornment, it la the wont form that la pooaible.” -Mark Twain L. N. I 480 Jordan Road Evidently someone reading Mark Twain In the Soviet didn’t get beyond Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, or mnch may for let me quote from Mart / “The despotism of heaven is, /the one absolutely perfect government. An earthly despotism would be this absolutely perfect earthly government, if the condition* were the same, namely, !T&Ue 1 column. Lo.—. w-,. — .. —- voids, • lined rull udiriM sad I ■owl lasts. Wotatesrsrtsssly covered hy other letter. will not prtnUd lists S vstr fijtefim vUl bo It cannot be successfully denied that with respect to the attitude of the Cuban government (such as it is), the U.S. has lost considerable prestige In recent months. It’s Always Guarded—One Way or Another David Lawrence Says: Astronauts Inspiring Lot With Unselfish Dedication The Man About Town 1.0 Grandparents Children Have Them in Our Own Oakland County Cabinets Value Is Up to Kennedy WASHINGTON —- The cabinet era who) helped Kennedy get give* advice. It doesn't run the elected ought to be happy. Waterford Well Located for Industrial Growth Industrial expansion in Waterford Will not come without some complaints, but it must be recognized that the township has great advantages for light industrial growth. ★ ★ ★ Earlier attempts have been met wRh. the complaint, "We moved out to Waterford Township to got away from the factories and traffic of the city.” Bat this complaint isn’t sounded no loudly when the annual tax bills are For 90 per cent of the taxes are from residents and businesses, and only 10 per cent by the few industries In the township. Light industrial const ruction-and design have taken great strides in the past decade, and it is often quite hard to toll the difference between a new plant and a new school from the outside construction. The days of gloomy 'factories with towering smoke-, stacks belching soot over the countryside are well past. ★ ★ ★ There is a considerable amount of land available and suitable for restricted industrial growth of a tasteful nature to an essentially residential community like Waterford Township. In addition to good road facilities for trucking, with the Dixie Highway, there is also the Grand Trunk railroad, to provide shipping facilities. With regular air service and air freight service now being offered at Pontiac’s city airport-in the heart of the township, a further imtncement is added. ' . * it ★ Serving on the Waterford Township Area Economic Development Committee are Jamh Sayers, an en- Christmas: A holiday that always sneaks up on you, regardless of what preparations you in- * tended to mate. In response to this column’s request for a mmily to match that from Maine, who brtfri into the Associated Press because its children had ten living grandparents, l Mrs. John Watkins of Rochester reports that her three children have that number. This again substantiates our claim that Oakland County emit beat or match anything. Now living In ..Detroit, Mrs. Genevieve Andrews, who moved there from Birmingham two years ago, sends word that she has a young aon with ten grandparents, most of whom litre. In Oakland bounty. Ah air mail letter drifts In from Pete Groner of Waterford, vacationing at Miami, Fla. He says, “We should have brought our skis. It got down near the freezing point here, and the beach hounds are wearing overcoats.” At our Bloomfield Hills studio of John S. Coppin, the painter of governors, ho now Is working on a portrait of G. Mennen Williams, to bs hung In the state cspttol at Lansing, along with other Coppin works. After 99 years as a mall carrier, mostly in the Pontiac area, Errett Anderson is retiring. Ha started In Detroit, later working out of Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Franklin, Big Beaver, Troy and Holly where he now resides. A single word never meant more than the. word “allowed” in the statement of Henry Ford II about the appointment of -V Robert 8. McNamara as secretary of Defense. He said he hoped that McNamara would be allowed to be of as much service to the nation as he had been to the Ford Motor Company. Alleged students of politics, please consider the Implications. Government If there’s a man of strong personality In the presidency with opinions of -ids own. Hence the question of frhetber President-E1 o C t Kennedy has ap-l pointed a good] cabinet dependi tor an answer up-| on what kind of1 chief executive the LAWRENCE, the new incumbent of the White House is himself going to make. Few people except his intimates know whether Kennedy follows the advice of experts or forms his own conclusions. Opinions differ on this point, but the fact remains that the president-elect is relatively inexperienced in governmental operations as such. So he has made a wise decision in gathering to his side a number of able men. Sr * W Before Warren Harding was inaugurated president in 1921, he had promised the nation he would pick for his cabinet the "best minds.” He did get seme - The sew secretary of the In tetter, Stewart (JdaU, who has nerved Arisons is Congress, h given high praise hy a political opponent — Hen. Barry Geid-wnter of the tame state, * * ' W The one cabinet appointment about which then may be considerable discussion if that of attorney general, for which post the Dr. William Brady Says: president-elect has had a hard decision to make. If young Bob were not the new president's brother. It would have seemed natural for him to be politically rewarded for the yeoman service he rendered to the successful nominee both before and after the Democratic National Conven- By BOB OONMDINE LANGLEY AFB, Va. — It It a breathtaking experience to meet America's first astronauts and listen to them talk. a a. * There Is something about them that completely disarms the visitor: They are so damned norm||. Oaring the coming year, U all goes writ with ten million and one details, owe of these seven about to make a tour of the West Coast Installations of rocket booster plants, missile engine setups and other placet dose to their The medicos who ride herd on the group kept Slayton home. 1’peo their return the ether* tank torn behind rleeed door, mad dH net let Mm gs nwCU they had told Mas la detail every thing they had teamed daring Only Quacks Say XJhange of Life Critical Time When the father of astronaut Leroy Cooper (captain, USAF) died this past summer, he was *•*' t .told to die most minuscule detail to* —upon his return—precisely what way screes the United Mates to lh«. others had been dotaff. One of their gravest problems is the matter of the number of Gs they must take during the lift-off and when ^ their white-hot Mercury capsule plunges back into thick atmosphere. “When you spoke of tae Male Climacteric,' I thought Aha, Now we’ll learn something about that deep dark secret. But .you switched directly to the menopause in women, wtych is no setfo||/'at all. Plena* try again and stick to the subject, ‘Hie 1 Male Climacter-Mrs. P. H.t All aa secretary of state, Ma’t Bio Charles Evans Hughes, who later became chief Justice. Today It might be said that Kennedy has it least Med to get “bright minds.” In this category can be put the new secretary of state, Dean Rusk. TRUE OF POSSIBLES my unsophisticated way, I have taken climacteric to be a fancy term for change of life. BRADY In a pamphlet on “The Menopause” (free if you provide stamped, self-addressed envelope) say: “Only scheming quacks Ana. — You mean to say they didn't advise removal of thoao bad tonsils? Most pre-school children have two or three such illnesses each winter. They recover as speedily without penicillin. t>f. X administers penhUliq to such cases because, if ha doesn't, the family may learn that Dr. V and Dr. Z do so and decide that Dr; K is not up to date. * * * Signed letter*, net mere then oat page , or MS worse Ion* pertaining to poreonol health ml hygiene net dfo- enae. die*no*ta, or treatment, will be answered hr Dr. WUltam Brady, u i stamped, sou-addressed antelope Is sent to The Pontiac Frees. Famine, Michigan (Copyright, 1900) Which will gat the bid to be first will be decided by a quiet-mannered and enormously dedicated man named Robert R. Gil-ruth, director of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Space Task Group. WHEAT FROM WHEAT He trill consult his aides, and the closest study will be made of the physical and mental condition of, the members of the world's moot exclusive chib. FAST WEIGHT GAIN Atlas booster acceleration will make a 185-pound astronaut weigh perhaps 1,900 pounds. When he starts down through the “brick walls of the atmosphere’’ — at more than 17.000 m p m — the same man's weight will be over a ton. Each Is a aupcraoulc fighter The men themselves betray no nervousness, no I'm-going-to-be-first demeanor, no strident ambition—nothing except their quiet, confident togetherness as the great year nears. For example, astronaut Donald K. Slayton (captain, USAFi came down with a virus infection late last year just as the others were pritewd sladoat of hamaa They have shared the know-how they picked up in lonely cockpits |n battles over Europe, the Pacific, Korea and in speed tests. Hie flexing of muscles, tensing of legs, full-blooded shouts, methods of gulping pure oxygen ail. Case Records of a Psychologist: The same Is true of the men and unscrupulous nostrum makers _ iqt gecretary of the Treasury, try to make their prospective vtc-whoee names are in toe headlines tints believe that 'change of Bfe| Douglas Dillon, and for attorney general, Robert Kennedy. Abraham Riblroff to regaidad In Connecticut as aa able generate, sad Is belag talked of as likely to be appointed to tbo U.S. Saprem* Coart some day. The new secretary of Defense,, Robert S. McNamara, is reputed to be agile-minded and energetic. The new secretary of Agriculture, Friendliness Required for Success or h supposed to be especially likely to most. Webster doesn't say does Success is at feast so per cent psychology. The figure is even higher fn business. For pereonalttg now counts more than ever before in *building clienteles and large retail ealee. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE G—453: Sam B , aged 59, "But they seldom get you an order unless you also perform the little tavor for, or have the personal friendship of. the prospective client. Don’t you think so?” BUSINESS PSYCHOLOGY Yes, indeed, we applied psychologists feel exactly as Sun does. poWfeerod by fla majority of era where bow invention and clever advertising copy could quickly mam a new company Into the billion dollar class. But competition is now so much keener, with price and quality Stem llv” Bvv*vUU/ Vi oji ILUIIUIC, JJ '•** ^ a Gov. Orville Freeman of Minne- *** ^posing. But m <**• “of * Chicago newspaper, sota. always has been in the thick °J* . . “Tho nriHnal nnpirale form thnnarh ADCi u—w. own d. , tqwuwitj an advertiatiM representative fh*vetaig taught my college sto- almost matched, that the balance * * r dpntx tn rti tivntp Iho r r iont. in J_ 1- __... . of the farm-policy controversy, w w* ★ Arthur Goldberg, the new secretary of Labor, is regarded as an astute lawyer. Gov. Lather Hodges, who Is to he secretary of Commerce, Is an able man with a business background, but it remains to cabinet councils Galdberg's pro- Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Bibby of 56 Baclld Ave.; 55th wedding .anniversary. . Mrs. Edward Gallagher of 248 South Anderson St; 85th birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Yoang of 389 Ferry Ave.; 53rd wedding, anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ward E. Newman of 100 Liberty 8t.; 51st wedding anniversary. Mr*. Evelyn Sheldrlck of Keego Harbor; 89th birthday. Dr.'and Mrs. Thomas A. Neal of Birmingham; golden wedding. Mrs. Laura Hart Davie, of Clarkston; 90th birthday. 7 / Mr. and Mr*. Fletcher N. Her* of Roohester; 52nd wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. William Perrlgo of Holly; 55th wedding anniversary. William P. Hubble of Metdmora; 83rd birthday. labor-union viewpoint. The latter was responsible lor much of the strategy of the last steel strike, since he Is general counsel of the Steelworkers Union. SHOULD PLEASE LABOR He is also special counsel of the AFL-CIO, so the labor-union lead- The Country Parson “The critical periods are thought by some to be the yean produced by multiplying 7 by the odd numbers 3. 5. 7, and 9; to which others add the 81st year/’ WWW The only change in the constitution or health of a woman at the climacteric is cessation of menstruation. A minority *f women suffer more jr less distress from bat flashes for a year or two at the climacteric — some of them continue to have hot flashes fram timetime for thirty yean or longer after the menopause. But still the majority of women have no such trouble — they just stop menstruating; gradually over the course of six months or so, and tn every other respect life go$i on as before. Crane, this modem competitive age, business success often hinges op little things,” be began. "My favor-ite meal, for instance, is breakfast. it at the Palmer] House for yehn. “Over a man' type of breakfast, DR. CRANE I can gather my wits and get set for a hard (toy’s work. “One morning I noticed a distinguished looking gentleman dents fo cultivate their clients in friendly fashion or perform little extra services not technically required. FerhM society, yeu eaa buy equally of power to a specific sale has now swung back to the personal charm, tact or courtesy of the So the final stimulus to buying is often an item not even mentioned in the Company's advertising. • WWW Far example, the smile of one salesman versus the indifferent approach of the other, may throw your decision to the former c subsequent days. I recognized him spent twice as much on adverts the head of one of our large tiling. Chicago department stores. As for the male climacteric. Ma'am, all I can aay is that you - know aa much about it as I do. That and horse feathers. ANSWER, PLEASE Daughter once had peautiful hair. Now her hair*is getting thin —1 it falls out .when the even combs hadn' or brushes it . . . (Mrs. W. A.) mare . ^»les derk, plus other peycholegi-■ H> was ttwre on pany, though the second may have cal Items such as the convenience H ““ *- *|||te fo store location, usefulness of the packing carton or container, Also, a (roe souvenir to your- or even .toe color of the wrapper. H you wish my bulletin. "The New Psychology of Advertisii* and Selling,” send a stamped return envelope, plus 90 cents (nonprofit). “We grew friendly after a time, and finally dined together. Ultimately, he asked me what my business consisted of. I then told him I sold advertising for < a Chicago newspaper. FRIENDSHIP STARTS SALE "He showed .surprise that I come to him earlier for advertising. wise do the trick. A* unprotected grocer, may oaase you to scad writ* to Or. ocortt w. ft. «y W Dm Pontiac Pr«», • - She shouldn't comb her him our breakfast contact was a hair, Just brush it. Perhaps she social one, so I didn’t want to needs an iodin ration. Send me 35 intrude business Into our morning "Yea can’t Judge the effective-■cm of a church by the number of basket ouppen It hao.” cents 'and stamped, self-addressed envelope for Little Lesson 34, Ttie Hair and Scalp and the pamphlet Thq Iodin Ratten. Son, 4, had* three .attacks of what I call “croup’’ but doctors called tonsillitis last .winter. Each chat. “My reply seemed to please him. Later 1 did contact him at hi* *(fte* and have had heavy patronage from Mm ever ntaee. “Dr. Crane, logic' and scientific' Thus, a chain store manager •**•*•-may fhil to produce the expected sales volume, when the fault is not within the store, but consists of the dangerous street crossing. CONSUMERS SURVEYS •Furthermore, many consumers by . habit don't patronize one tide of the street as much aa the other. This I* very obvious In CM-eago, for example, where the west tide of Michigan Reufe-vard seems spontaneously to bo (Copyright, isos) ‘ Th# SMsatsted Ftms tt tatUM Ttm Pontiac Frees a Osttrerte hy earrttJ for M coots s vwk: whore MUod la Oakland. Osuresc. UWas-cteu. Mccomb. Lanssr sod Wa.fi-tnww Counttn it Is |ll*a a year. MMwhare la I0cm*sa and all other piece, tn the Doited atatM — * ■ 2J»v «J^|/lKtelSSe JMteWe ft the tad elsee rate it Pontlec Mchlsea Member of ABC. i THE POffTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1960 seven the gilt he’d choose himself Van Heusen $1 Linvnnn^ The Stag SLIPPERS You’re sure to please the man on your list with gifts bear* lng the Van Heusen label. They’re hk top choice throughout the year. Luxurious yet practical fabrics that need little If any care. in Genuine Deerskin The softest leather ever tanned. Beautifully *d crafted In every detail, I they richly deserve the t ■ reputation as the Very Best! J Men’s Robes m t» $25M Ladies9 Quilted Dusters $8«8 to *17« kJ/a The perfect item for him. A wide variety-of cotton, nylon or rayon. EVANS MULES m lamas Luscious nylon quilted dusters in a aide variety of stylea. Sixes 8 to 18 and 38 to 44. Loose or fitted, lacy or tailored. The mast famous name of all In slippers! Comfort unlimited. He'll love them! Weldon broadcloth pajamas In button and mid-jdy styles. Regulars and longs in solids or beautl-•ful patterns By Seamprufe Lovely opaque nylon swoops Into a whirl-wide skirt and gently shirred bodice circled with embroidery. 8Ues 93 to 40. Crystal Pink. Blue Mist. Powder Beige. PENDLETON There’s such a parade of plaids, patterns and plain colors La the new Pendleton shirts, you're certain to find the aoe that suits him perfectly. Lightweight yet amai-lngly warm Leather Scuffs Cotton and Cupionl sire blended In a galaxy of color. Cornea In Tall Man sixes. If a 9 footer or better. | *5.00 Boys9 SPORT COATS m’22*8 Ladies’ and Men's A fine assortment In slses 1 to '3, 9 to SX. 7 to 14 of holiday dresses that carry right through , the spring. Choose from our 'many famous brands. ICE SKATES All wools, wool and dacron In patterns or blazer types. Many colors to choose from, axes 8 to 20. USn' white laathw figure and black Mgiut cr backer afcatab. Girls’ Figure and $i Boys’ Hockey Skates " \ Double Runners $ jsj Slses 11 to 2 ” A Lion Store Gift Certificate is always welcomed — GIVE A GIFT Certificate SIGHT THE POlCT1 AC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, I960 V«mB^ fanny VoH to Decide Jail Addition ^ Depart * corroo. lion hu threatened to dot*. In the Nov. 8 election ew PAW PAW (UPI) - Van County voters will ballot Feb. 81 voter* gave penntadan In e ltd—it to construct a Jafl. hot tamed down another ■enrtum on a mlllage proposal la fcay lor it. Fabiola Star of tru Fairy Tale lt*8 8 SHlOOth way to C6lflbrrt8y save—i.iwooTHTOttitenJC J BRU88FU (UPI)-For Dona Fabiola de Mora y Angon, tl.a writer of fairy tales, reality began Thunday> The shy young woman whose flret boy Mend was a king walked out of the Church of St. Michael and Gudule as the Queen of ail the Belgians. SMOOTH AS SILK f' /,: • V ' . Facef Palace Problems, Though fatare |a those dajre Consider this fantasy: A king both young and rich and reasonably good looking seeks among Spanish heiresses for a bride. But he falls in love Instead a woman two yean older than himself who has' neither money nor great poeition nor evm great beauty. How the baffled and foresaken heiresses must have screeched. * * * But Fsbkda’s moment of triumph, tt It Is In hor gentle nature to think of it that way, must toe brief. She facet talks that will teat Ml as queen and woman. First she most produce an heir to ensure the eeattaslty of the msaarehy. In this at least she has raaasa to he confident. Her family of eeven brother* and QUEEN FABIOLA died in an automobile accident i years ago. Although she lies In a tomb si Laehew, the memory at her good- i* stta "i ■now*" er "the blonde angel of toe Karth" to may Belgian*. And Fabiola is the first Queen of Belgium since that tragic day. Then the must try to replace In Baudouin’s life the important role played by bin pretty stepmother Princess de Rethy, morganatic wife of I>opold,who wa* felt by i Belgians to have tog much influence in roygl affairs. ■ * '* * ' The princess and Leopold ore moving out of Laeken Palace where they lived with Baudouin to a palace near Waterloo so that the king and his queen can start married life on their own. There are already eigne Fabtola’a love la giving Baudouin more confidence in himself. He is no longer morose. He even smiles frequently. Although Youngstown, Ohio did not have a steel plant until 1892, it has been an iron working center since its founding date In 1797. The Union of South toU "LS^^Jta^ ras formed from four,/independent I dal governments and leglitateres. The Happiest Hornet Are Financed the Loto-Cost aCapital Way?’ ( Capitol Savings & Loan Assn. EtuMUhed 1890 75 W. lira St* Poe tine 71 4-0561 CUSTOMER PAHIING IN REAR OF BUILDING ‘May God grant you children," people shouted when she left Madrid. ‘May God hear you." Dean Fabiola replied. But there art other matters to be otved. The new queen must try to win some of the affection Bel* glass still lavish on thsir last queen, the beautiful Astrid of nut strum commit. uwhkhuig uraisa. aims whisht is iws. sum mstus insna - flinilni Pnni7iniln't^i^*,‘, APPLIANCE BUYERS! OLLIE FRETTER SAYS: mm—taM— y i ...* Sit bock In your easy choir/ relax and toko your good old-fashioned time to compare my * appliance prices with others you have seen. 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LOCK 'gq Harbor; .a daughter, Mrs. Clara i KEEGO HARBOR Charles 0.1 Moore of keego Harbor; a sister -— - jgnjj seven grandchildren ADA L. LOGAN AUBURN HEIGHTS — Ada L.I Logan. 1-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Douglas A. Logan nf] 3320 Auburn Road, died today at ' Pontiac General Hospital after an ! PARIS A Michigan man died in a hospital Thursday of injprieg roftered Boy, 6, Killed by Cor , ____. . • ' 23. of nparby Bessemer, was in- , ___..______, ■ DETROIT m— Roger Weed, 6. jured fatally Thursday in an to ! Understandably he appealed to Wednenday night when the car in _________________ Of Detroit, was kUled Thursday dustflal accident at ^Whlte. Pine the public to , mail their carda which be was rtolng was im by traftle movement, parking con- whw| |tn^k by a car ^ en Copper Co. Plant, lif a machta- promptly. Fog. anyone who planned another car to TuUaboma, Tern, trot and Its Mpd aspects. ' te from scbooL ^ driver jtost. was caught to A BWtal-shaping! to mail cards to distant states It The victim wSa identified- as A1 The course IS one of a aeries ofjwas not held. machine. , PH already to late the deadline for'Solomon, 39, Dearborn. | the consent of other Communist _________________ countries for more negotiations' with the West. But he said Khrush-l Cars used on some trams oper-chev is on the horns of a dile»-;altog betw;een Chicago and the west Ima: How to avoid nuctoar war]coast make up to 90 rouml trips and at the same time speed com- a year, imunism toward world domination.! ' ' Herter was speaking at the More than 92.000 streetcars, eiec-opening session of a regular meet-!trie coaches and buses are used tog of NATO foreign and defense daily to carry U.S. transit pas-ministers. . laangc SERilKBAB ■2 STOOLS tmm HKH PRESSURE STAIN-RESISTANT* TOPI SMART MODERN DECORATOR TRIO A wonderful addition to your living room, dining room, den, kitchen or patio. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1900 re ELEVEN Wood tor coffin# hwUm om of the heaviest drains on Chin kW*A ) \ Hard to Wade Through Big Snow Holiday Buying Spurts Up W.fiehnanyWams Cuba About Trade BylMtoirrembtsmeilmal The average American w slower than usual In getting at his Christmas shopping this year, and the big anowstorin that rolled up the Eastern seaboard this week ■pertinent state Santas back But the holiday buying spirit picked up the first part iit (he week over most of the nation, and merchants in seme big Eastern cities hoped to recover storm 1 kisses with Saturday night shop-' seen is sheet 9 pee east behind last yeas'* eerily fetorne, according to the Cheater Detroit Board of OtoMMsea. Bewever, loner ____a. Sales were dawn 10 per cent in Dallas, • par cent to fit Louis, 7 per cent In Philadelphia and the New Tort-New Jersey in Richmond. Va., and • But, except to the m buying perked up early fills week, the check showed. In Chicago, lor example, the State Street Council estimated that sales Monday and Post-Thankaghriag sales were Ml Tueeday were op about a per cent over the same days of last yeas, BONN, Germany (UP!) — West Germany hog informed Cuba that will break off diplomatic relatione If Premier Fidel Castro's government recognizes Communist East Germany. * * * The government announced Wednaaday that aucb a move would affect Cuba's trade with West Ger- A-Cuban trade delegation la conducting talks to East Germany. Castro has followed up fiwdt relations with diplomatic recognition to hie grevtone dealings with the GEORGE'S The hours of labor needed to plant, cultivate and harvoet i acre of cam In the United Slat declined by about 59 per cent In 9 four decedee that followed since |^j about 1911 FREE PARKING IN ANY CITY LOT RIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY SPECIAL GostfMs fewehy, Deputhnaal HI MdhnUv ln Philadelphia and Boston, BBB V |clerks braced hr a Saturday night trill at the aw stand pMag hen* onslaught by recently snowbound s shoppers. Cash registers will ring « on Saturday night in Boston for the first time in history and In Philadelphia's center-ctty for the ! first time in 50 years. | Boston retail stores estimated a J2 million loss of business because |of the big storm, and to New York City the Retail Merchants Chooit ytu fills Feature lock Diamond Rings Beans watekee Birthstone Rings Muonic-Elk Rings CnstUM Jewelry CkrwM HoDowere Clocks Kriesler snick bands Ronson - Zippo lighten Prince Gardner Wallets Men's tic sets Tims watekes for erery member of At family Genuine oyatal sets Diamond Pendants Cross and chain pendants Chrome and Silver Ten Sets Men’* tie tacks Men’s tie bar-caff links Ladies’ watekes Gemote pearl pendants Princess Gardner Wallets Star HoBoware Stainless Steel Fktsrare Kiddie Jewelry Diamond Ring Sets [dependents, conservatively esti-d their storm kerns at (U million. Bad weather, unemployment end Negro slt-ki demonstrations couraged buyers in eeme dike to jtbe South. 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George Putnam, director of the vocal and Instrumental music department, Is looking forward to conducting all parttdpants In tha program and the audience in the singing of “Hark the Herald Aa-«fo Slug,” “Oh Little Town of Bethlehem.” “Joy to the World.” and other favorite carols. Featured ensembles trill Indude The Choral-Belles, Chrystalakos, and the newly organised Sopho-nre Girls’ Ensemble. Norsemen will also add to harmony and Joy of the BM MEAL - Veda Davis Cleft), of 3340 Oooks Hoad, often some Swedish Coffee Osha to Hetty Kntppan, an exchange student at Avondale High 8chooi, at Tuesday night's Christmas dinner put on by the Avondale homemakers. Hetty, a native of Vdasa, Holland, already has No admiasioa wtB be charpsd for s concert, but a collection will be taken for the choir nba and band uniform funds. »the flurry of exritemsut created hy the arrival of class rk«B at ft Michael’s High School this week, the seniors paused for a solemn caremany In which thetr rings wmw blessed. Landing tha way worn daas officers (from Filipino Chop Suey la front of her an tha table. All dishes wan of foreign foods ter tha dinner. While there were foods of many varieties on the dinner tables, good old domesticated pissa predominated as the favhrite. A shortened version of the can-jCulTdltly S Close SfiCOnd pert will be presented before the >-----------— — student body Dec. 19. Accompanists for the occasion are Linda! ILIbby, Sandy Tteftah. Sandy Wyl-be, Diane Walter and Flora Me-CariMp. j By BILL DIYERUtl 'High School are now looking for-] Afmmd of flw Tfailhnra choir With one big Christxns protect ward to thetr annual Christmas «n be hsvBed la port be | Faculty Mambar, Bact,1^ P**** j, , . Good CMiion Cheerleaders GetSSSZzZi ** " -o ninner. ||d| •• ‘’Sleigh Ride,” "Go] left) MQte Wyxgoaki. IS. president: Margaret Worden. IT, treea-urer: Tonya Hunt, IS. secretary; and Robert Sabourin. IT, rice president. The rh« ceremony was held Tuesday afternoon. HonorSludent at Walled Lake Seniors Get Central Debaters Eye Conference LeadlsLMite's I By BABBABA GEIFTW With three-fourths of the Saginaw Valley conference debate j schedule completed, the Pontiac Tell It on the Mountain.” Doug Merrily on High, “Carol. Brothers, Carol." Mum, New Sweaters. Dodie IXicfcwit*, IT, daughter •wests of Oxford Mr. and Mrs. William M. Dock ! will of Weatacrea. has been' By UNDAJACOB elected D.A.R. Good atlxen at Oxford High School tenter vanity' Homemaker, had a good turnout Walled Lake High School *** X S°2J „ : , . , 'color to thetr fine performance byimusic department hofMs tor an- Members of the senior <‘la*»wwlr^ new my*) btaa vest* with’other good turnout at I p m. next nominated Dodie end two other |m0MCrainincd ^ ^ Wednesday when it stagea the an- desming girts. The final decision blouses. !mu>l roncrrt ,n the school s audi- wss left to faculty members. j The isslsr vanity squad Is tort,,m * * * anxiously awaiting tha arrival cfi. She ranks first in a graduating their new sweater*. The girls re-L T** amemt >» . etam of 373 and wae the only ght cently selected white and gold )*nt effort of the instrumental and In her daas to quality as a semi- striped wool boat-neck sweaters musie departmenta. ^ _ finalist to the recent National to complement thetr blue ditched ,”7^LJE,^ 7^5 - Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test* down pleated akht*. - ^ a* writ as out of three selactadi Both of the squad* meet twice °*** department* to write the exam of the National a week, on Tuesday and Thure-Cound of Teacher* of English, day morning —>Tr 'coming game*. ahead of Central, to third place is flint Central with 31 points. Thursday afternoon, Nancy Rob- Others, in order, are Saginaw, tnum and Carol# Mihay, former 25: Flint Southwestern, 34; Arthur students of Pontiac Northern, vie- HD. IT; Bay City Central. 14; and tied with tha college preparatory Bay City Handy. 13. Nancy and Carole era members of the Spartan Ambassadors Organization at Michigan Stats XM- J la FBrt gawBtmsalwra Jaa. it, the Oaatral AohaBWa hope to eateh Bob Scott and i Mats their aew Members and ta- Barb Munson, Karen Oleen. |i Honor rolls far the second mark-j tag period have been announced and published In today’s Toma- Central members participating ween Dam Todd, Mary Jo Whitfield, Dfek Zujko, Mary Shadley. Kay One. JUaam Deri*. Penny Batts, Sharon Drew. aStd Karan By PAX BURNS The tmtotioua dam of 1961 at iSL Michael s High School Is tha first-to take tha tnitlattm In establishing a ceremony of the h leasing and bestowal of class rings. Qrii sal aaraB Is gtvtog a Christmas party •* f in the gtrtef DR All members of school pubUca- The conference banquet with an outside speaker wifi be brid at this time and award banners will be Goinee. Mary Smalts. Barbara Mc-|fit“' tb» <^^ >nd Tomahawk. dure. Lota Wtecoasbe. Ruth Imach-l*!? "g --- er. Ann Mason, Marilyn Morris,! Committee chairmen . joe Parka. Karen ADahouse, Kaa-lP"* m en Strong. Bonnie Valurt, Chari ctakman; Mary Sh^. dewra-lotte Herzog eM Joan Grahek.l^®** Dennis DUdy, limiting, lone Hereof, ana joan Vjnm^ j|uthy Calhoun, entertainment; and 5.!5l n Mm‘ GHtte *2*| Tympani Soloist Claudia Darin, Linda Mann, Jan-i^ ffiCfhliljht blessing of tha rtogs took place tha same afternoon hi the pneenci of the student body. After the grand s to them by Father Hayes aa the significance of tha dam rhp aad tha statue of Ufa they Initiate. Blearing of an the rings then look Members of the Central debate ___ squad are Cynthia Williams, Brian t„> somr of the aonv* nrewnted willid to otiler schools of the Interiakee Wideman, Nadine Morris, Harold -----------. . - i . _ ~ ^ ^ ^ be "SWgh WdT^'w{^ariri- 0«fc*w«^ evny month «acu*s-TBte, Steve Wyman, Bill ^ TlOV COIlCBTt iraM<.....Overture to Messiah " bR common probtems and ex-]Carol Chappell, Kay aine. Carol Austin, and John Iigrigg round out I the pmtor \wn*ty Mpmd cm- -BeJlrtPaririew," “Carol of the (Changing ide^ I Pickett. Nancy Bain. SUe Douglas.tbe Hat. By BARBARA BMJCXI atri* ef Cent Robert*. Usds Drum.” and “Clarinet Eicapede.” Mai Oswalt Is president. MOte-Andrea Tynan, and Judy Pickett. Yesterday, member, of the Pon ^ ^ ^ ^ ttw Itteuss Ctob, aaerrtary *f Weedy, Audrey Megee aad Jaa- featuring senior* Anne Janrik. Flomrie is vice president, Kariene * * * lilac Central Quill dnd Sa^ c**P‘ phory Band win ham Its FaD the Fatnro Teaehem Oeh aad too Gash. [June Roar. Linda Lawaon and Walton to secretary and Shirley! Alternate debaters are Jerry tor, a national -honorary society CaKtn ^ 20 in the Ugh SM.ae.MMM~ : M, MM*., a e. B~,.a«,tea.da~|j^UM~ae.THgTS, The guest win be Eugene Ron- olaaaaf imp sptel of a Students with parMhne work outride of school will harm an opportunity to work during tha after Ctob. 1 Northern Student ( Her other activities include par- Janie Langley. Ronnie Klnti, tidpating on debate and discussion' Sharon Sites. Connie Wilkinson, ■quad* winning district honors In and Cookie Van Hentemyck. forensics for three yean, and] Mrs. Bonnie McQueen to tha serving as a member of the col4chaerteading adviser, lege Night committee tor two The annual Christmas concert! yean. will be presented Monday at I pm. She was a Student Council el in the high school gym. The con fernete and she writes tor'thej^wiBfmWre brth choirs, tta •chool paper, the Echo, and Vik- Girte’ dm aub and the mixed deau. a graduate from Case Technical High School In Detroit. Ha jwill play a tympani solo with a {band accompaniment to the composition •Timpat" by Hobart L. Ulst. The Ugh school students wfll attend all scheduled classes until noon and wiB ha given the after ing yearbook. bead, ptaya orgaa to aeeampany her ofcareh chair, aad has mag hi the choirs at Orchard Lake {enaamble. Soloists will Include Carol Inman, Janie Langley. Sue Maguire, Jilli Dawson and Linda Jacob. The final number presented will be the "Hallelujah Chorus” from the Christinas Messiah. All Oxford alumni an invited to I with the choir. Tha choir to under the direction 1 of Mr*. Dorothy Jean Valentine, stem tea was tear yean we. in0 admission win be charged and Last year Dodie was a member everyone Is welcome to attend, of the Michigan Chorale whtohi - . S£« ShM^rt“ H Act Grow iin-M Sr^Zkor W. Bloomfield St"“' Homemakers By CAROLYN MAVIS The Future Homemaker* Club at West Bloomfield Township High School has been very active to recent weeks. Recently a group of girls from Clarkston High School came to a Fhtura Homemakers meeting see hew our dub la organized. The Clarkston girls wet's entertained wtth”a tea. t i Future Homemakers have k the Mb Army Band to CM- 51 Take Test at Clarkston Senior Girb Display Domestic Talents on Homemaking Exam Original Program Slated at Emmanuel By KATHY McKEE Emmanuel Christian Ifigh School’s Christmis program will bt an original this year. The Nativity scene and chorals sung to angelic tones will be presented at the appropriate twilight ^ ^ «n"‘ . „ . Tuesday tor ankkel and they The presentation of the birth of Jesus will be set in scenes of music and color. Preparations have been taken with painstaking care. The dramatic program still take place at 7:30 p.m., Dec. 20. ait tha Emmanuel Christian School. WilUam Kershaw Is In charts al the program and preparations. a penny in each package tor students to give tor the American Field Service "Penny Wednesday" the next day. Alter . Christmas vacation, note paper win be sold by the Ftttfre Homemakers. The sponsor 61 tills club Is Mra. Mary Burt, home economics teacher at Heat Bloomfield High. j He presently plays with the [TOth Array Bsuid in Detroit, j Compositions that tha symphony band will play indude "Italian tnj Algiers." by G. Rossini; "Ooro- {nation Scene.” by Modest Moue- l „ sorgsky: ’Tamboo.” hy FYandara ** **} Caves: and ’Nutmeggera.” a dra-l^ matic march hy Eric Oateriing. j**001 . j “MBli Attan.” by Floyd E. Wade, wifi be played tor the flrat ’time in Oakland County and "The!®. ZT, U« WU »*. W»E KSiJ,. babyiittlnf, M-igeting, and other domestic prob- das *111 conclude the program. Farmington Student Writes School Play For the first time at Farming-ton High School a student-written play will be produced. The play, ’The Fall of Roman Kingston.” written last year by Margie Lam, aa her major writing project to English, still be presented on the cvenigs of April 7 and < in the Farmington Junior High Auditorium. The winner will he i pin and her test paper wfll be entered for the state award. HARD WORK PAYS OFF - director. Richard J. Meter, have gained an international reputation through their talent and hard work. They comprise the Waterford Township High School a capelin Roys ensemble. The group tout been notified by the Information and Education Division of the Foreign Service that it has passed an audttioa with flying colon *- - ' ' ' *1,: * . i [ tour of Mexico next summer. Arrangements ire now under way with the American Consulate in Monterrey, Mexico, and the tour will be tram Aug. 10-31 Tha outstanding vocalists an (from left) Joe StodgeL John Anderson. Bob, Sutton, Dan Morgan, John Doan, Stave Wagner, Barry Blackstone, Tom Hubbtll. and DWt Wagner. The national prtae tor first place is a 31000 scholarship, with prises of $4,000, $3,000, and $3,010, for tha second, third and fourth place winners. * * . * * „VJ. The Clarkston High School Y-Teens Club completed a auecaas Mies Lam, now a freshman at hd campaign to raise money tor Middlebury College to Vermont their annual World Fellowship win arrive home next week for theiDrive. The 36 girls collected money holidays and will complete final {from students and placed it en {revisions an darranga tor the typ- rolls o! agpetive tape, ing ot the script. - After a'total count was made, “the Fall ef Rosnaa Kingston” the stun collected was $57.16. to a play with a serious theme. According to Y-Teeua sponsor. ft ton a cast of ato boy* aaril two Mrs. Doris Wlflttaana, this to flin female roles. Tryouts fog the play largest sum Clarkston Y-Teaaa will be held In January. have soar coftectod. THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1060 TOLUTEEX 8 We Will | BE OPEN % . Every I SUNDAY JS 12 Noon 9tH 6 P. M. t ’til Christmas MEW I adjustable! 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(IIS' jtinguished guests and sometimes the vaulted ceiling of the church. Only occasionally did they have: a chance to see the bride and. bridegroom. ’ The moat frequent POLAROID FILM Al Fresh Dated France recently while on trial j No reason was given for the . ., . ... king's order. But at last year’s; for his pert in the Algerian In- weddlng ^ y, brother, Prince Al-1 suitection earlier this year, am) princess Paola. the tel-leaves his apartment in Madrid levision camera* rarely focused Wednesday for a stroll with an ’anywhere but on the bride and unidentified companion. Lagail- bridegroom. And It waS believed larde. alleged military leader Of the king was annoyed by the re-the revolt In Algiers last Janu- suiting lack of privacy. Ary;, fled Paris and took refuge . in Spain while out on bail last ; LuSnn. is, the largest and rich-month. Jest Island in the Philippines chain. 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Johnson of Texas Asiy designation of the only other nationally-elected official of the government to deal with the problems of hemisphere countries —including Prime Minister Fidel Castro's Cuba—would emphasize the importance Kennedy places on re-establishing good neighbor poll*' rtei with republics of the south.' PREDICTS KM-TXTIVKNKss Shortly after the election, Kennedy predicted at !l> minis Port, Mass., that Johnson, the retiring Senate majority leader, would become the most effective vice president in modern times. He indicated he would ask Johnson to take on even more duties than President Eisenhower assigned ^to Vice President Richard M. Nixon.1 Nixon, the most active yicej president In recent years, served oo the National Security Council, met with Hie Cabinet, filled a liaison role between the White House and Congress. Headed a Commit* tee on Fair Employment Prac-j tied* bn Government Contracts, and undertook goodwill missions In which he visited 55 countries; R Kennedy decides to name' Johnson to deal with Latin Amer-i • r* icM countries, it is understood he woid want the vice president to play a ground-breaking role ip improving relations with America’s' neighbors to the south. Now Hoi Ileal Examiner HASTINGS tUPI) - Dr W, R. Birk. a Hastings/ physician, will become Barry County's first medical examiner Jan. 1. Retains Farm* Office Raytheon Gets Order for Radar Components WASHINGTON7 (UPrMrbt Fed-era! Aviation Agendy (FAA) has ordered $5.2 million worth of kmg- W examiner Jan i. _______ range radar equipment to keep an The County Board of Supervise™ ____' approved Birk'a appointment and W P»*"«* tr,velln« wpr ** also named six deputy medical ex- j air routes, aifilners to work under him. A contract was awarded to the hi the Nov. 8 election county|Raytheon Co., of Waltham, feats., voters approved changing over te improved radar components from the coroner system to the; that will enable the FAA stations MtVhigMi University has announced medical examiner system. tto observe the Bight of aircraft 300'j, wUl aponsor a 58-day European r * ——--------------- rnllea away and at heights of 00.- ^ for seniors mid graduate atu- 000 feet. . -'dents. The tour Is to begin June, I IS and end In August. . LANSING tUPI)’ » Walter W. Wightman, fruit fanner from Fenn-ville who heads the Michigan Farm Bureau, bai been re-elected a director of the Amerlcdn Farm Bureau Federation, tip bureau said, r , . / ^ EMU Offer* Europe Tour YPSILANTI (A?) — Eastern Actress Divorces Son of fibber and Molly' THIS IS VERY UPSETTING — Looks like a draw in this contest between a 1 ’4-ton *T’ beam and a Flint wrecking company truck. The thick managed to lift Hie beam oft the walls of a Flint building Thursday but the-weight of the beam tipped the truck. AU tf restates f the gas spilled from, the tank, so owner Joseph Martin had to ise a wrench to turn the winch and bring the truck bach down on ts wheels. Throo Staffs follfWc Ex-Madison Heights Chri‘t,,n university, served as dty I nice JIOIC JIUUGIIlJ M G . ^ ■ j . [manager at Holton aty, Tex . and Win Rotary Awards cZ E • P. Swcilzer, 42. Wlllianuton. Mich.,*e'-ved 0" the board of supervisors JAIPEI, Formosa iAP. - A new i EVANSTON, 111. (UPI) —. Three has been named as city manager as chairman of the industrial park $4.5 million munitions plant ca- .Michigan students Thursday were pi this resort town. He will take commission and a director of the 0f manufacturing several :announced as winners of Rotary over the $9,000-a-ycar-job in Jan-.Chamber of Commeree. [types of medium-weight artillery Foundation Fellowships for study uary. | ' ' l shell casings was opened in the ! abroad during the 1961-02 academic Mayor Walter Wright Jr. said To provide the electricity needed Taipei area Thursday. The plant (year. iSweitzer was selected from 63 to operate New York City’s net-was built with aid extended through They are Eldon H. Olson.. 25. applicants. jwork of subways requires about;the U.S. Military Assistance pro- |Kingsley; Gerhard W. Schneider. Sweitzer, a graduate of Texas .1,090 tons of coal every 24 hours, gram. I3Ql Midland, and David B. Swoap, 1 Greet Lake* fleets in 1953 moved 96 million tons of irdn ore, 51 mil- Analysis shows there is no lm-LOS ANGELES (APt — Actressy^ tons of coal, 26 mlUion tons 'portant difference in the nutrition . Peggy Knudsen has divorced I pfHmeatope, and 13 million tonslcontont of a light or dark studied . James C. Jordan, son of Jim And gf gnbt. Marian Jordan, radio's "Fibber-------------- McGee aiid Molly." * * * Miss Knudsen testified Thurs-j jday that prior to their separation! five years ago Jordan, a building; contractor, drank to excess and 'had lost interest in her and their j three daughters, The couple, each |3T, married In 1949. She was granted 1625 ft month; alimony and 6375 a month support.' 23. Kalamazoo. They were recom-: mended tor the fellowships by the] Rotary clpbs of Travers* aty,1 Midland and Kalamazoo. The three are arnoog IIS sta-dent* from U countries to re- I , WtiV Ibr fellowships this year. Olson is a law student at the University of Michigan aihd will use the fellowship at a university Eariteht yecord of a postoffice ini North America appears in a court | order in Massachusetts in 1039.! About 20 years later a postoffice was established In Virginia. ar Ftottfas ^ ^ NEW PRESIDENT—Friedrich Weet MM. 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The merchants can apply their own formula in collecting the tax. AT raetatoi FANCY FOOTWORK - Gov.-Elect Otto Ktrner of Illinois tries a dance with x pair of Uttle ballet dancers, Joan Angilerl (left) and Roxanne Kuhns at the 56th annual Christmas party of the Off the Street Club, held Wednesday at a Chicago Intel. 10,000 Ppisoned Pish Investigated by State BANGOR (UP!) - The Michigan State Water Resources Commission Thursday began vestigstion into the destruction of at Met 10,000 fish, killed by cyanide within the past week in a six-mile stretch of the Black River near lids Van Buren . County com-unity. It was estimated that the lorn of the fish would run to thouaand dollars. Included in the kill were northern pH», panflsl suckers, bullheads and minnows. Say Statement of King Held (lea's Paper Deploring Arrest of Negro Leader Never Issued NEW YORK * - The Times says a statement for President Eisenhower to deliver on the jail* ing of the Rev, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was prepared, by the Justice Department at the climax of the election campaign but never wpi tamed. Is Washington, James C. Hog-erty, the president'! press seen* tary, declined comment. The Times, In a Washington dispatch by Anthony Lewis, vile “The draft statement deplored the arrest af the aatleegrega-ttonUt leader ea a traffic charge la Georgia as 'fundamentally unjust.' It eaid the President was asking the attorney general to help arek hie release. “The statement was never in- j jued. Just why is not dear! but it seems beyond dispute now that such strong words, coming from] President would have had a major impact on the Negro vote. * * * President Elsenhower told a group of visitors Wednesday that 'couple of phone calls' had swung the Negro vote to the Democrats. He evidently had referred to calls by San. John F Kennedy and hia brother Robot in connection with the King case.” Dr. King waa arrested Oct. it Gamer Gets Freedom, but to Does Studio LOS ANGELES (APi - Actor James Gamer got a Judge to de-dare hit contract with Warner Bros, ended but Wednesday was ■ demoewtrattoa aimed at opra denied an injunction preventing *■« **•*«•■» leach eoaa-the studio from Interfering with efforts to work elsewhere. Superior Court Judge Arnold Prat-ger ruled there was not sufficient evidence of interference to Justify injunction. Gamer, former leading man in the "Maverick” studio broke bis contract by suspending him during a script writers’ strike. The Judge recently upheld him. The studio says It will appeal the decision. People of the y.S. normally consume about 100 million pounds of tea a year or enough to make approximately 20 billion cups. ten to Negroes. Judge Oacar Mitchell of Dekalb County,’Ga., deemed this a violation of probation of a previous 12-month suspended sentence for driving with an Alabama license plate after he moved to Georgia. The Judge ordered him to jail Oct: 25. * * * ..... Kennedy, now presidentelect, telephoned Dr. King’s wife to express sympathy. Hia brother telephoned the Judge and inquired whether Dr. King could be ‘on bail. He eventually SALE! , AUTOMATIC CHANGER PLAYS ALL FOUR SPEEDS STEREO 4 SPEAKER SYSTEM United States, the Soviet Union and India, is the new premier of Ethiopia. The Ethiopian radio announced he is premier under Ctown Prince Asia Wasaan, who has been proclaimed king replacing hia father, depoeed Emperor Haile Sslasaie. One of the deepest producing oil wells to the world, 17,183 feet to depth, was drilled to Louisiana Involving new drilling techniques. Looking for the gift that goes on giving? There’s nothing. quite like tdday’s electric appliances. 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BURKE LUMBER COMPANY . 4495 DM* Highway OR 3-1211 INSTALLMIMT FINANCING ILOCAL SIRVICI . HOURS: Weekdays JtOO-5tlO leturdoy 1-4 *. Closed Sundays AU Toni Prices Are Quoted i THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, India and Yugoslavia Act to Break UK Congo UNITED NATIONS,. N. Y. (AP) —India and Yugoslavia moved today to break the Congo deadlock hem with a plan that would place Congoteae troop# under U.N. command and free Patrice Lumumba. The acheme waa given little chance of winning support from East or Wool. * .* * The resolution was slated to go before the General Aagasnbly whan h meets to give a fall airing to the exptorive Congo question. the United Nations. The Western powers are expected to oppose Ms on the grounds that it would constitute interterence in the domestic attain of the Oormo. The more authority to Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold's Congo operation. TO TOUCH ALL PHAgEH The Congo debate to touch all phases i The Indian-Yugoslav proposal doeaiy resembled the peacp plan which Ceylon and TunWa tried Tuesday, to put through the Security OouA-' oil earlier this week but pulled track when they tailed to support from either ride. One new feature to the current I , . ________.__that lnated the Security Cou sion which wound up in Informed Western sources said the Soviet Union will try to beep the assemWy'i Congo debate going right op until Christmas, if then demand that it be tossed back into tht lap of the j Security Council. However, many African nations, | Including mot of those In the $500,000 Land Swap Signed for Muskagon Marilyn MaxwpJI to Gat Divorce, $500 Alimony ________________ “dEt '2S2i ASte I tin on the Congo ieeue. Delegates believe they will throw their con- Actrese Marilyn Maxwell, 30. has assurance of an unoontested divorce next Thursday from producer Jerry Davis. They were married rix yean age. ♦ 7a • Deris had agreed an SSOO s month! albnany lor seven yean pka *150 U? ! s month support of their ^ Oosigo flnnnctsg quee-, Matthew Pam Davis, 4. Daria, 43, also agreed to pay i^anutaimt “—""""w “ -own SIS minion i i apartment house tnl^ q**, m unlea. , U. N. i • to pay. ar ikstnai HE'S iTT AS A PIDDLE — President Eisenhower smiles as he raises a hand to his hat In a salute Thursday then ha leaves Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington. The Chief Executive entered the center Tuesday night for the final phase of his annual head-totos physical examination. His double chin rixnvS hie face tatter, end Ms eyes twinkle as if he’s happy. Doctors said his physical condltloo Is fine. t*aL estate / AUTOMATIC PORTABLE STBHO ratttaS $130 Wookl HANDCRAFTED QUALITY WILL SAVE YOU $ $ $ $ 2 STORES TO SERVEYOU! SUBURBAN opsn ii am. h t p.rl D0WNT0V 1640 S. Tofograpli 15 I. 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Phnuml laid the eaemy Vientiane with a devastating pat- jam beginning to retreat, tern today ai anticommunist American Ihformanli claimed Phnuml Norevan'# ARCHBISHOP Rim* forces Russians or Communist North V — - [etna mere were manning the gun*. | laying precision fire across the! center of the city. i « ♦ * | "I have helped train Laotian tillcrymcn and have never is them shoot like this .before,-' | I American said. , , I The l’. S State Department j : pledged Thursday full support to the new Laotian government of Prince Boun Oum and Gen. Phou- [ mi and promised assistance if neo-, ternary for Laos to maintain Itaj j freedom.' I Fragmentary radio reports from British and American diplomats I holed up in the battleground rap- j lital Indicated Phnuml had consol I-1 dated his hold on the southern sec-] tion of the battered and burning] I Phoumi s troops were reported; driving on the northwestern sector! {where pro-Communist Pathet Lao I guerrillas and paratroopers under the command of Capt. Kong Lej kept a foothold. Pockets of resist-j slowed mopping up action. | Dispatches from Sawanahhet, Mote flew Home* '61 to Build t/j£> Economy MOVING AHEAD — Moat of the work on Oakland County's new $3.2 million courthouse la centered inside these cold days — and workmen are mighty glad. They're working on installing the air conditioning and heating duct work, plastering and marble work on the six-story building off Telegraph Road. County officials My now It WID be late summer 1981 before they move In. Four Cardinals Named by Pope ! Phoumi had surveyed the fclty by (helicopter and reported that troop-laden trucks were leaving (he alf-j port, ■ tow miles outside the city, a possible indication that Die left-lists were retreating to the Juggle. I Phoumi claimed his let Para-0 I troop Battalion had speared cioee to the airport, where the main _ . « « ii. ■ tody of about 2,000 leftisia fa con- St. Louis Archbiihop,|oaitrllt«|, Two South Americans Phoumi’s Army Is estimated at a ». .. ... i about 2,000, but all his forces may and Italian Elevated InoTt* eng^ed. REFUGEES FLOOD BANGKOK As the battle for the Laotian capital went into its fourth day, hundreds Of American, Filipino, Thai and Vietnamese refugees flooded across the frontier into BailgMt. + AskS Cllt WCCk ^°° ^uch Waning in State, Says Exec at Regular Pay VATICAN CITY (A*) - Pope John XXIII today named four new cardinals, including the Most . Rev. Jjtareh E. Ritter, Of SL -iflifia, Mo. • v ■ e e Two South Americans and an The Italian prelate Is 1 _ Giuseppe Ferretto, A member of the Vatican Owk. nils 'Are the Meet Rev. UK Cane ha Cordoba, archbishop the burning U.s. Embessy Thurfo to eeiape.a hail of smali-arme fire, tb# u.s. Operation* Mission in Vientiane reported. It said the fife came from Kong Le’s s jn a Umberto Quintero, archbishop of CaracAft. They Will be elevated at a secret ooosistory at the Vatican Jan. 18. Creation of the four new cantonal* will bring the membership of the Sacred College of the Roman catholic Church to an all-time record of 96. * *. ; * Theft was no indication today (hat the Popl would make public at the Jan! 16 consistory the name*, of the three cardinals he designated "in pectere" (In Ms hiarO on March 28, I960, At that time the Pape named seven new cardinals which brou*it the college to a total of 85, plus the three "In pectoTO.” nearby graveyard. >' The embassy was razed by foell fire and by flames which spread men a nearby building. Ten or neon ether holdings were damaged or gutted by shellfire in the center « the city. . : More than 900 Americans, flown MBf from Udorn, across the Mekong River from Vientiane, were checked through the U.S. ESfnba*-gy here Thursday right and lodged with American families in Bang- Push Industry, Told NVft YORK (UH) <- Building of fewer homes played a Mg part In thg failure of the nation’s economy to get rolling this year, but new home construction la; expected to start tha economy moving in 1I8L 1 Housing Start* tWi y*M preached 1.3 fllfllMl unite, approximately 11 per mat below the 1981 figure of 1.8 miiikM and die Housing Institute..lorite for this figure to Jump to i,375,ooo fat the new year. * * * The Institute Mid theft many favorable factors for an upturn, in housing etarta, although it may not come until aemetlm* during the second quarter, The consensus among economists la for the economy to start picking up at midyear. Among the favorable fae- ainee high rant* provide art luces-thr* to the; purchtie el a boms- —A Continued easing In the mortgage market will be more favorable to foe housing market In 1981 foan in 1910. .Jlbera should bo an Improvement It) foe stock market, which will result in a more favorable trend el public paycheiogy. The institute regards thto u a help to tom* building. laereare by about 81* higher level for home purchase#. —Consumer* will start the new year with record liquid assets and a very favorable financial position, despite the large Ihort-term debt. -A continued increase In population to more than 191 million should result m Increased demands for new homes. —The somber of faudBoe hi from the staff of Operation Brotherhood, a medical relief organize-“““ j| * aai, were due by train, ftm STANDS BV There Wgg Bp Washington cord-mtirt on u etatemem by Comma-niat North Viet Nam that foe US. 7th Fleet waa standing by off foe Vietnamese coast. R is known, however, that since September a,battalion of combat-ready Marines ban been Afloat aboard U-S. carriers in foe South wed to have been members of {china Sea because of the Laotian foe college sinee foe March date. sHuaUw,. Tito Marines could , be (landed in Laos qriddy by plane. »nd could be reinforced from a Marine division on Okinawa. ------------------:------- Red Chinese Eire Again TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) — Chl-rteee Commmltots fired at the Que-moy Islands Thursday for the first tune to 18 days. The Chine* Nationalist Defense Ministry credited ■H., than with discharging 33 rounds. UAW Group Makes Recommendation to Aid Unemployed Workers DETROIT, Midi (AP) — A 30-hour Week with 40 hours pay “to help meet the extensive unemployment" of auto workers wee recommended to foe International Executive Board of the United Auto Workers Union today by a splinter group within foe tIAW. ' ’ * to • The Committee for Democratic Action to UAW Included a series of other recommendations to the quarterly meeting here week. The So-heur week with 40 hoof* pay already has been recommend-ed as a 1981 contract bargaining goal by the skilled trades department of the UAW and Ford Local 30. flie union's largest tonal, welter P. Reufoer, UAW presi-ent, mid foe current board meeting woedd not set up specific demands which foe union hopes to win when current three-year contracts rim out in 1961. . * ★ * Eugene Hoffman, chairman of the Committee for Democratic Ac-declined to estimate his group's membership, but said It had affiliate* to Canada, Califor- By GEOROE T. TRUMBULL JR. We should quit our complaining and do something about Michigan's industrial development. This wee foe straight forward suggestion Neb Ire B. Martin, one of Mlekigaa’i j pungent bastoees In addition to a shorter work week, Hoffman proposed a protal- riotity people are laid oft, retirement at age 80, enlarged unemployment benefits, and repeal of what he called antilabor legislation. tartans and tMf visitors yesterday. Hie president of the infant Dundee Cefnant Co., part of the aeoortd-largest cement producing combine In the world, said found “Michigan nowhere a* bad as the picture h painted" when the parent organization sought a new site 111 the Great Lakes area. ★ N.. ♦ We have bad no cause whatsoever to regret that we settled Martin, 38, told the lunfoe-n gathering at the Waldron Botel. He SM say, however, he fend two things which make Mm "not Marlin, of Ana Alter, not only nUa a Smart but bee a nan-paying Job of eeHIng Michigan a* ■ member of Merritt 0. Hill's Michigan fndnatrlal Ambassadors. Rotarlans heard Martin trace the birth of the new tSh-millirei cement manufacturing plant Dundee, dedicated In June. Dundee to 14 miles west of Monroe. They also learned a little chemistry of Martin's product. - Owners of foe fiwfiseriand-basjd HotderbOnk Cement Cb., holding of foe Dund looked first to New England when they daOdal in 1981 to branch out into foe United States. {May Brighten Sylvan Lake City Studies Plan for Added Street Lighting at 15 to 25 Locations Besides finding font his Company hasn't penetrated the State cement markrt as deeply as anticipated, Martin was Critical about 'a lethargic attitude on the part of a minority of people who say everything has gone to put since Soapy Williams got to." •PREVALENT IN MHBWf ‘‘These people all Just sat back and said Paul Bagwell (Republican gubernatorial candidate) could do better, and that it was all tied politics." "That's not the attitude meet ef the people, ttewever, found N prevalent In Detroit.’ "Thto attitude stands directly in the way and thwart* prospects of the state," Martin said. "In this area there Is too uamed much weeping and wailing and crying to our beer at the Detroit Club Detroit Athletic Club end say-tog we can't do anything about the situation, instead of going out and doing something conatructlve about it, the speaker said. bond reds of there men," Martin He said the state’s Industry pays higher than avenge wages, but every penny Is earned through borne baying category — «atta-are IS oapaad. —Vacancy rate*, which showed a substantial gain In 1960, Indicate that buyers are becoming more selective, and foot the supply of new apartments to greater than demand. The institute said the home btdldtog industry to to a position to capture some of the market They looked next to the Great Lakes. Michigan waa selected, principally because a rich deposit of limestone wm found 40 feet underground near Dundee. Then the natural stumbling block was whether we wanted locate thto plant which we found fro press to be less than desirable for manufacturing,” Martin said. The rest is history. A major concern before establishment of the plant was, naturally, the labor force, Martin UL **0 found a tremendous supply of labor. We COUld literally ptok from hundreds afH During a brief question and answer period, Martin related how foe company invest* in a “country boy" to train and educate him so that he not oflly can monitor an automated production method by television to an alr-condltioned >f-flee, but at foe mm* time is trained eufflctently to make analytical surveys. NO GBIETANCRB Tb Illustrate how friendly he found the labor market, Martin said that in the last three months tabor unions have found no grievances with management, i though the contract call* for monthly grievance session. On the subject of alleged Indus-j try—restricting taxes, the executive said he found "all's dpt that] well" in thto regard, but th, state taxes were not prohibitive to establishment ef a good industry. Ha sate an effort, af least, wu being made to correct the aet-toorooy teg ellmata. "But I don’t find anybody Ini 1460 Presents foe Sounds of Christmas Music Up-to-Uu-MinU NEWS MMwYmbDU WPON Plan Now TV Station for Grand Rapid* Area GRAND RAPIDS (AP) — West Michigan Telecaster*. In*., filed articles of Incorporation today all Lansing with plans to set up • neW television station to the Grand Hnpkto-Muskeflon area. Lewis V. Chamberlain Jr., vice! president of Grand Rapids Steel! k Supply GU>, to president of the| new venture which seeks a Meeaae to operate If the Federal Cbmimini-"m Oommtoolon aDocotee a new high Huthan Relations Jab Filled in Saginaw SAGINAW (AP) - George Nel- director for the Detroit Urban League, has bean named first secretary of the Saginaw Human Relations Commission. SPECIALIZED SERVICE • tv • m-ft e radio • taw mmm • f. A. 9T9TIM9 • OfPIC8 IMTtJLCOM* o WISCOR t ACTORY IMVtCI BLAKE RADIO-TV ISfMMaqM) Dee** wipd IWppkn FALSE TEETH ay,*.............. felrtawri!} wTtOdxt oomf.rt. death til Michigan ” he said. Other assets Inducing creation! of industry in Dundee and elsewhere, Martin went on, were dUf-fletont raw materials, eeditsnee of power Utfllty firms, topnotch networks of railroads end high-l ways, the country's richest water wonderland, add favorable education and recreation facilities for company employes. Sylvan Lain residents may have a brighter future, according fo city The council and City “Manager Marshall H. Woodburti are studying a plan that will can for to-lighting at 15 to 25 locations to Sylvan Lake. Income Stays at Record Pace hooflai from Hi# aeW larger Uag rtses ef fa« mem White Oefc Smok«-len. NUT. STOVI tmi ag other daee ate new The others would Involve increasing toe power to existing lamps. All installations would be to-'creased from i.ooo lumens to 2,500. | All are to areas where streets blacktopped last summer. area was surveyed by (Woodburn; Earle D. Knapp, superintendent of public works; and Detroit Edison engineers recently. "Ihie survey W0 be doable cheeked by Edlsoa’s engineer to t four weeks red II he ap-m It I strongly recommend the needed Improvements from But Psrtonal Earnings Figure far November Reflects Slowdown WASHINGTON (AP) *- The total personal income of Americans at a record rata in Noto» but there were several Signs reflecting a business slowdown. The Commerce Department reported Thursday that the .rat* for November was $409.3 billion a year, the same as in UctobeE But (he department also reported; Wage and salary payments dipped by a half billion dollars; factory payrolls declined for the slxfh month to a row; total pioyment and average hours worked decreased more tor thto reason; contract construction payrolls Oakland fuel & Paint "to addition f feel (hat an improved streetlighting prog should fae carried oo to completion paralleling our blacktop program, Woodburn suggested. The current program would increase lumen power at five locations on Garland Street, five Pontiac Drive; three on Inverness Street, aid one on Avondale. 436 Orchard Uks Avs. FE 5-6159 Most fatal traffic accidents occur within about 29 mfle* of the driver’s borne or place of residence. The department also aakl that unemployment compensation and other transfer payments jumped tor 1400 million during November. There aUe waa a Mil Increase to the payrolls of the retail trade and service industries. Warn* U.S. 129th Tima TOKYO (AP) — Communist China charged an American military plane violated its territorial air space Thursday and issued its 129th "serious warning” *i such “provocation." Peiping radio said the plane flew Over the area of Swabue in Kwangtung Province ]in South China for minutes. THREE TRIMS TOR SHOULD GET Before Buying o New Appliance 4Hki»adWMaa(MWk>>>(E»fl8l Then Come Kelly's WE GUARANTEE TO SUE TOR MOREY! on Nome Brand FURNITURE *nd APPLIANCES PRE-END OF YEAR SALE Soy# at Never Before KELLY'S FURNITURE and APPLIANCES ReelieHer Rd. ef Tlenken Rd. Id Hie North HNI Plsss Shoppie* Center j , ortM ivorr svinins -m t:00 p.m. SSPPB8 CjL f r-; w it. ■as WM: W? I f 335$. TOT PONTIAC Ht8»& FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, i960 TWENTY-ONE Ifi a Hit on Christmas Cards TT 'Peace on Earth'Popular Idea J Swainson Wins Suit J NEW YORK (AP)-"P«*ee on parth,” the message of the an-gels at Bethlehem, is more popular this year than ever before as a theme (or Christmas cards. “I think It muaf have, something to do with concern over world tensions',” said Stephen Q. Shannon, executive director of thel Already assuming major pro- peace of Christmas remain with e II -'T- Woman Win» High Rank]1” *•'*■» lim ,r. 'L / I Corps, the second such rank h Itt Medical RcfbfVeb . by an Army nurp in Michigan. \J _ , k»» , GRANO RAPIDS ifk-Miw.Ruthl ^ u 'M*1 nur** <* the |0f J/JJ 111 WfGCK I. Jubb, coordinator of IwMtMGeiwral Hospital Reserve Unit jhuation lor the Grand Rapids] headquartered at Grand Rapidy| uwic school system, has beeiw Miss Jubb’s reryice carter started ■, • K i - j, , in Ingram Circuit Court Thursday Dichocki drove past a red flaslMr in an auto accident suit. {without stopping and smashed into Judge Sam Hughes ordered thejhis car. sum paid to Swainson by Stella R. * * * Diehocki, 42, of Perry, who was! Both Swainson and his passes-Involved in the crash it a Lansing ger, Frank Blackford, state knur-LANS1NG (ft— Gov.-Elect John|intersection Aug. 14, 1968. ; ance commissioner, were slightly portions is the popularity of cards with a religious motif. This year more than 190 million cards— about 3b per dent or the total- sires* the religious significance of j of the spirit but not the meter Christmas. The trend has been inside this year's religious cards, ■owing steadjly the past decade, j Unlike most of the non religious —T—, „r —. Shannon olmervss there is add- type, the .religious message* gen- Greeting Card Association which.ed emphasis this year'an the idea orally avoid sing-iongy jcouplets studies such trends. . of continuing ptadt, rather than in preference) tor simple, mean- . * '* * - just ^ repetition * one. Other enmples: mu variation of. . A'Mav the "Mi 1 a lieutenant colonel1 in 1943. B. Swainson « One says, on earth Is here to stay If we Uve Christmas tjwy day." Thf tatter example ' a $935 judgment Swainson • r'* testified that Mini injured. major proportions.' "May the spirit of Christmas J joy to you and yours.'r 'May1 the beauty of Christmas be an inspiration to you through- j lout the. year." Each year the association rates! the relative popularity of 19 de-sign classifications within the re-Jligious category, and once again! Madonnas are the most popular.\ Scenes of the Virgin and Child! (account for more than IS per cent' jof this year's religious card de-’ signs, a shade more than last jyear. Next In popularity are manger scenes. 10.S per cent. All except one,, of this year’s top 10 favorites were in last i year'i top 10 but not la the same order. The one exception is church'' [windows, which dropped from ninth place last year to 11th this1 jyear. t Here ate this year's 10 favorite! religious designs in order of their I popularity, with the way they ! ranked last year In parentheses: I Madonnas. 1; manger scenes 5: cherub* 6; churches 4: holy family 3; wise men ?: shepherd* 7, -children 15: angeles.' 10; Christ {child *. < The association put the remain-: iing nine in this order: church windows. miscellaneous, choirs, it ; laminated script, Bibles and rosaries, church bells, classical art. religious text and star and cron. J While manv reproduction* of jctaaairal art works are of the ever popular Madonna*, they general a . p j tty .re higher prkwd. which may ■••*■■■■« r*°u *•»•»# help explain their poaitkm close Florentine Foil Itl, Scoop !to the bottom of the list . *_«•_ re •_______ a.^ ! Greeting card company hair M«lt», SoffB TniWI, But-Iffone to great lengths this year fons and BOWS, Royal, to make their reproductions as . . , , dose to the originals as possible UIMn, D I O C K, One company imported its clas- $jggg 7-15. sics from Italy where they were reproduced in excellent color-on [delicate silk. Another put out a collection" of 30 Ren-laisaance masterpieces reproduced jby a Swiss printing house using paper and inks. SCut the Cost of Christmas With LOW, LOW PRICES on ALL GIFTS for the ENTIRE FAMILY !!T Girls' HOLIDAY DRESSES ONLY P£I$197 tKTVrr DRESSES COMPARE AT *8.95 Men's Warm FLANNEL PAJAMAS Men's Reg. *70.95 WASHABLE L0UN8IN8 ROBES "Doman" Wat able plaid robas. 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Wilson commissioned by the Navy dltlonal ceremonies at the ____ Naval Shipyard next Saturday—the! tint Midwest-built warship to be' commiMioned here. The WUaon has an unusual series f •firsts" to her credit. ' She is the aatfcxTa first-launched £"(d missile destroyer of her! ; the first of hfer size to be awarded to a Greet Lakes shipyard; the first Greet Lakes-bullt warship to transit the new St. Lawrence Seaway; the tixtf U.S. destroyer to be launched sideways, and the first ship to bear the name .Wilson. The 437-foot Wiljton was launched in April 1968 at the Defoe Shipbuilding Co-, Bay City, Mich. It haa a displacement of 4,500 tons. It .to] THANK YOU! We at the Community National Bank thank you for your enthusiastic support of our “Check The Biff Difference Sweepstakes.” Your response to our efforts exceeded our greatest hopes. To those of you who entered, we hope that the information about the “Big Difference” has helped you decide the best way to handle your financial interests.’ - ' It is our poliey to be of service to you in every way possible, and we will be happy to discuss with you, in complete privacy, any matter in which we may be of financial assistance to youi Once again, from all of us at Community National Bank, Thank You! National J Bank P O N pa.: Wj» thought you might like to know who the winners »re, so below ire the names of all 258 prise winners in our “Check The Big Difference Sweepstakes.” four New Republics to Get U.S. Support WASHINGTON (UPI)-Secretary of State Christian A. Herter haa pledged U.S. support for a regional economic association formed by h-rr7—■ v" four dearly independent Afitcan republics. ‘ / , Herter offered congratulations on their economic cooperation Id let-ten deted Oct . 31 to leaders Rf the/ Ivory Coast, Upper Volte, Niger and Dahomey., The lefien, made public Wednesday. pledged '’a significant (UJ.) Q. My horse haa s bad habit j l of cow Meking. How can I make her step this? IJnda Kaiser. ! Venice, Via. A. Cow kicking, the ability to to Join the Pacific Fleet. I kick sideways as well af back.] Her armament consists of the wards, is seen only occasionally In Navy's newest and smallest sur- hones. It is quite common In face-to-air guided missUe tartar, I mules. Unfortunately, I know of two 5-Inch rapid fire guns, and the „o truly effective remedy. You, latest antisubmarine weapons and can try two things, rockets. The ship’s complement Is1 WAS | First, you should obseive your {horse carefully to see what pro-] tvokes the kicking and then avoid jtha provocation. Stcond, you ] could consult your harness maker jabout a special strap device de-signed for cow kicking horses. I !4 officers and 330 enlisted n Suit Against Sango legal, Says Judge DETROIT iff — Circuit Judge! But. I am sorry to say. the out-! Thomas J. Murphy Wednesday come, particularly in ah older refused t0 dismiss a suit brought!horse, will be doubtful. Always by Chrysler Corp. against Detroit | remember that a kicking horse isj industrialist Ben Stone, his wife! a dangerous animal and, spould bd and Sango Corp., which they own. disposed of as soon as practical. Chrysler brought the salt tor j * ~” disclosed WilHam 10 African Slayers was a sllsht partner i„ Sango. | f par StTifS Get Death Sentences Ms Interests la Sango aad aa- other former parts supplier ol | DURBAN. South Africa (API— Chrysler. A white judge today sentenced 10 _ ' ,, , , _______1 Africans to death tor the slaying The suit alleges fraud. Attor- K n|fle poti^men ^ ***„ neys for Sango argued Newberg s 1, ^ ^ Manor Nej{ro connectton did not represent fraud.I, nMr hm, ,Mt Jan M Judge Murphy ruled no proof of a w a fraud was necessary, that New-berg* ficient grounds for a ‘suit. Newberg was ri!mrt • — tn Prison ,errri* ranging from 5 to 15 urea June *1^ tv- is Chrysler filed the suit Aug. l».|}JJg on^ir‘',Bfter a’trial li ~ ■ " |iiig 4Mr months. Eight others « Credit Union Director acquitted. ^ ^ ^ Retires After 17 Years The nine policemen slain - ... .. eluded four whites. They weraj DETROIT Iff—Albert W. Marble and .umed is retiring as managing director jjy a mob while making of the Michigan Credit Union j|i * * Same teat talk revealed there had bees an honeal mistake. The raadtdale for the delivery ream was Mm. Shirley Tajrtor of Heft, who Inter gave birth to a e*M. 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DECEMBER »■ I960 TWENTY-THREE Democrats to Honor Williams and Wife LANSING | honor Gov. and Mr* Williams at Doe. 29. throe < governor wind* up a record 13 «n a* jbWof executive. State Democratic Chairman Mefl Staebler aaid the affair In Lew-Infa CMC Center will bo open to the public. . ‘There will be a brief prw am.” bo aaid, "but mainly It The testimonial will follow a buffet dinner honoring William*, Gov.-Elect John B. Suajaaon, < ban of the aU-Dwaocmt Iterative board. It la a fund rala-lnf event apflnootad by the toward Michigan Committee. British Stamp 'Most Beautiful' 1 in the World MONACO (AP) — A Britiih Windsor Cas- High Wood preeeure at non than twice aa many wt • men in the United Statea. ac- MAKE SWEET music — Zamira Menuhin, 21, only daughter of violinist Yehudi Menuhin, and her fiance, Chinese conceit plan-. Wt Fou TV on*, pose during a stroll In Loodon’s Holland Park. There la a reason for their making sweet music together — they'll marry Saturday. Nationalists Battle Minister Jailed MuiotahatejgS; NEW YORK1 (UP!) - Dr. Willard I’phaua, 10-year-old minister Jailed for OM jmr b) New Hamp- RANGOON, Burma —Tbs Unl-rrsity of Michigan Symphony Band will leave Feb. It for, an erienpve tour ot the Soviet Union, leatellltea and several Mediterranean countries. * *. * The M-member band will travel until late May under sponeorshlp of the U J. State Department. The final Itinerary has not been announced but tentative plana call The United States defeated the' British lies, 5-0, fa the finals of the first Davis Cup competition in ONE REPUTABLE CONTRACTOR FOR EVERYTHING IN HOME REM0DEL1N6! BATHROOMS RECREATION ROOMS KITCHENS—ATTICS DORMERS—ADDITIONS •Ptrchtt • Painting • Siding • •Piloting *6111911 • luemti • • Ittfiay + Stilt Fronts • Btdrttmi • • Drifeways • FtBudalitas • Vitiations Ctsrtdti NO CASH DOWN NO PAYMENTS TIL MARCH, 1961 GO MONTHS TO FAY Call FE 3-7S33 for Free Estimates CONSTRUCTION 92 W. 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L'Osservatore Romano were not But it was expected to be atop I affected by the strike. on Saturday for Iraq Grotto Iraq Grotto, Mystig Order Veiled Prophets of tbs Enchanted will Install new officers at S p.m. tomorrow at the CAI Building in Waterford Township. Incoming monarch will be Leslie L. Hotchkiss, 590 Fourth St. Other new affletn are: Wtl-. ford liachy, chief Justtee; Pleasy Nrwtngham, . master at care-monlea; Charles Angler, treasurer; Harold Curtis, secretary; Leslie Dean, chaplain; Wayne Scott, venerable prophet; Floyd Brans na, marshal; Fred Holm, captain at -the guard, and A! Kagter, aenttneL A dance, the “Monarch Ball,’1 will begin af 9:30 p.m. upon the conclusion of the installation. Sovtnfh-Day Adventist Dios of Heart Attack LOS ANGELES (AP)-Eroekt Lloyd Branson, 54, former, missionary for toe Seventh-Day Adventist Church, died of a heart attack Thursday. He had established the Adventist Middle East College in Beirut, Dar Es Salaam Hospital in Baghdad, die New York Adventist Cetder at Times Square and the denomination's first hoine for elderly persons, at Livingston, N.Y. He retired two montip ago as pastor of a church in suburban El Monte. From 1960 to 1958 he had served as president of the church's Greater New York Coo- 'Countess' Dirty Word in Hungary's Vocabulary BUDAPEST <*-"Cogntem" has Joined the ranks of words which be darned as slanderous in than 80 pef cent of JflfW-a population lives within 85 a of Interstate H frekway. A Budapest Judge said In n gars 159 Osh It Pw EuE RITE STUD Oily SLM FULL FOAM •2 STEP TABLES • COFFEE TABU • 3-PIECE SECTIONAL • 2 TABU LAMPS • 2 THROW PILLOWS Sals Fries 5-Pc. Deluxe Set 30x40x48 MOM Chrome, Bronze, Wrought Iron . . 40 5-Pc. Admiral Set $ JOM Formica Top 36x36x48............. 40 7-Pc. Brody Round 42x42x60 . .. SC088 Bronzetone......................... QQ 7-Pc. 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A film “Pay the Piper” will he shown at 8 p.m. Jan S at the First Baptist Church and at the Christian Temple the following evening. The pub* lie is Invited. The group welcomed Mrs. Raymond Batchelor after gifts were exchanged. Greeting cards were signed for all shut-in members and out-of-towners. The Federation dinner at the Christian Temple on Jan. 10 and the District Workshop on Jan. 20 at die home of the Rev. Lola Marion, were announced. Club Holds Party Twenty-one members of the Child Culture Chib met Thursday evening at the home of Mm. Murray 7. Osborn at Bratley Drive, Birmingham, for the annual Christmas party. Nine daughters of the attending members presented a program of Christmas end* On display at die Pontiac Retail Store are more than 600 dolls to make 600 little girls happy at Christmas this year. Admiring the collection dressed by members of the General Motors Girls’/Club are dub members (from left) Mrs. Shirley Bartholomew of Birmingham, Fisher Body Division; Mrs. Dale Hoobler of West Strathmore Avenue, Pontiac Motor Division; and Mrs. Mach Stephens of Lake -Orion, General Motors Truck and Coach Division. ,Pausing for refreshments at the 5th annual holiday dance of the Greater Pontiac Area USO Thursdayk evening at the Naval Reserve Training Center were (from left) Ralph Stewart of Orchard Lake, Sfiirley Wilson, A.I.C. Ellis Ransom and Mariam Batcher, all ofMt. Clemens. The affair was held in cooperation with the Mt. Clemens unit. The dancing at die party was to an orchestra, and reservists as watt as Hike base personnel attended. Enjoying the evening on die dance flow were (from left) Mrs. Dple Butler and A.2.C. Robert Acker of Mt. Clemens and Sgt. and Mrs. Ronald Benoit of Warwick Street. Sponsors included a number of Pontiac service orgonuotions. A THE PONTIAC PRES8, FRIDAY, DECEMBER u, IW) Oakland Studehts on List Club Hears Talk on How to Tell Story PIVW*" Purchase! for Christmas Giving bix)uses£D\ Open Every NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS ANN ARBOR - Over 10 per cent of the University of Michigan's College of literature, Sciences and the Arts is enrolled in an honors program for gifted students. ^ Students who entered the literary college’s honor program created At the freshman level tn 1957 now are seniors, making U* of M. one of the few institutions with a four-year honors program. Drip-Dry Pima Cotton Dacron blend In Purple, Gold, Orange, Yellow, Beige. Assorted Patterns. , Among Oakland County members of the honors program fnm the Pontiac area are: Donald J. Barnett' of Cherokee Road; Frederick D. Gibson of Osceola Drive; Alice R. Houk of Lark Street, Waterford Township; Suzanne M. Koprince of West Iroquois Road; Charles D. McLaughlin and Constantine J, Sousanis of Mohawk Road; Sharon J. Wall of Belmont Street, and Thomas H. Westerdale of Union, Pontiac Central High School sang "It'a Beginning to Look Like Christmas," "Three Songs for Christmas" and “Shepherds Awake!" New members Mrs. Robert Flynn end Mrs, Donald Me-Candles* . were welcomed. Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Donald Me-Coll arid Mrs. Lazaro Gelstein MR. ANQ MRS. ELRY V. DEASOW The Elry V. Deasons of Elm Street will observe their golden wedding anniversary at open house Sunday from 1 to 4 p. m. in the home of their daughter Mrs. Orville Jones of Stanley Avenue. Their other children are Noble E. Deason, George Deason and Mrs. Lewis K. Smartt, aU of Pontiac; and Mrs. Amos Vaught of Waterford Township and Mrs. Ruth Sullivan of Elkton, Ky. There are 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. I |»d $. Saginaw, *»»•• Theater I14(., Peel Enrollments A reliable in Day or leaning Write. Meae or Calf la Peraoa far free I PHONE FEDERAL 4-2152 From Bloomfield Hills are Timothy Casey of Lone Pine Rood; Louise R. Cataldo of Ooachmaker Road; Mary C. Gough of Quartan Road; Elaine K. Grossbart of Clarendon Rood, and John M. Martin Jr., of Ridge Road. Others are Sheila L. Murphy of Summers Avenue, Keego Harbor; Jack K. Reed of Hemingway Street and Valjoan M. Urban of Clute Court. Lake Orion. Frank V. Strother is of Sagamore Drive, Clerk-•ton, Kathryn L. irons of Oskleaf Road, Carol B. Sommer of Winter, berry Drive and Richard W. Thles of Wellington Court are of Orchard LANE CEDAR CHEST SMART LADIES1 APPAREL 75 N, Saginaw ! From Birmingham are Thomas IT. Brown, Far Hill Drive; Mary |E. Carroll and John K. Restrick of Lincoln Road; William F. Cartwright from Overhill Road; Sally ! J. Hanson of Chapin Street; Marsh-j Jail D. Hestenes of' Chamberlain iDrive; Janet C. Johnson of Med-! ford Street; Howard C. Kutchai of East Long Lake Road; Jan E. ; Lynch of Covington Road; Arthur! IN. Ptaxton of Southdown Road; ! Gerald J. Storch of Mayfslr Lane |and Laura A. Szymke of West-moor Road. Concluding the Birmingham {group are St even M. Taylor of North Woodward Avenue; Jane 8. Thompson of Kirkshire Road; Mariam Ulrich of Southfield Road; and James H. Walker of VUla Road.. Michael F. Zweig of Pickering Road and Robert A. Kasameyer [of Worilngton Drive ate of Bloomfield Township. 14-PIECE CRYSTAL PUNCH SET $595 MM Mtotoelrto Jhtogsstoctffc Shrine 22, OES, Holds Christmas Party at Temple I Fifty members of Pontiac Shrine 22, Order of the White Shrine of! { Jerusalem, attended a Christmas [party Wednesday evening at -the| Roosevelt Temple. Guests from! Mt. Clemens and California were ■ BS§ half the fun of giving is the choosing . . • AND THERE'S MORE OF EVERYTHING TO CHOOSE FROM AT Church Women Wrap Cookies The United Lutheran Church Women of Ascension Lutheran Church wrapped Christmas cookies at a meeting in the home of Mrs. Harold Wood. The cooldm will be donated to the Oakland Cbunty Medical Care Facility. After devotions by Mrs. Milton Fraet, a skit was presented, with Mrs. Norma Csrilne, Mrs. Dallas Nelson, Mrs. Harold Wadow and Mrs. Everett Given participating* MM ftUDSiy NFGREGOR Hew “Tolar FW Msg U a soft, 100% pass shaaffls --If... « *-* ^ --*-*---------- SOLID BRASS CANDLESTICKS fit* $4 to $20 F«,r Sunday Breakfast Buffet FAMOUS GERBER LEGENDARY BLADES 3-Pteee Carving Set with carving knife, shear and fork, CA In solid walnut cue. ..... ............. #JO*9V Steak Knife Set for G, In solid walnut cate. ...$32.50 Other Gerber placer hem. $4 to $36.50 ICE BUCKETS *’"•$4.95 $18 N¥s fwve at least e deaen A delightful way to enjoy your Sunday morning breakfast . . . m SAUSAGES, SCRAMBLED EGQS, ' "/ % U f • SILVER DOLLAR f^NCAKES, ■ A -I- to JUigE, SWEET ROLLS, m H TOAST, BEVERAGE, ETC. Jf All You Desire redwMl st Beware Lake Rd. 9 to 12 noo n Gidaming Sliver WIGGS • 24 WEST HURON ST. • Open Every Night ’M ifrBO So. Telegraph, Bloomfield Ft 24341 7 TAB IWHAC PRESS, yRIDAY, DFX KMBER Lutheran Ladies Hctor Cleric Jell/1 About Advent The Rev. Ralph C. Claus spoke on '“An Advent Devotion" before the St Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild Tuesday evening. Mrs. J Elmer' Schlurkbelr, president, opened the meeting with prayer. Reports from circles were read and 75 cancer dressings com-: pleted. Her Gift ALVIN'S Letters of thanks from Lutheran orphans in Japan acknowledged i gifts of dotting. Secret; palk^were revealed after an exchange*! gifts. t Refreshments were served by Mrs.* Ray Millet!, Mrs. ■ Eugenei Meyer. Mrs. William Mitchell and1 Mrs. William Miller. Dalton CASHMERE Fellowships See Religion Film A film “Peace on Earth" was* show n to members of the Christian !Women’s Fellowship and their guest, the Men’s Fellowship, Tuesday evenine at the church. . Shown is Cosay, the virgin cashmere cardigan color-punctuated in triplicate. day evening at the church. Mrs. William Tomkins gave the j devotions and Mrs. John E. Ap-j jpleton was in charge of the proL [gram. ! The Naomi Circle served refresh-! intents at tables _ arranged like a; Lake Angelas Branch of the Woman's Sational Farm and Garden Association met for an ingathering of food, gifts% clothing and decorationsi for the needy Thursday in the home of associate member Mrs. Charles Kern of Lake Angelas Shores. Packing the Christmas baskets ore (from left) Mrs. Alton Deutser, program chairman, and Mrs. Bernard Zinn, Christinas project chairman, both of \orth Lake Arigelus Road, and Mrs. Clarence Bsttler, project cochairman. Gab lofty Road. OTHER DALTON CASHMERE *2295 to *35 Parents Matching Dotsldn $1Q95 Flannel Skirt ' ' Gift Wrapped Free By nmUM BATTELLE NEW YORK — Even in the Ah. but he doesn't have this!” they say ot the $269 sports car or the 18-foot balloon. and they bring it home jubilantly because It certainly is true that, when you yourself have everything, it is more fun lo give than receive. ’ And the kiddies, of course, love it — little realizing any more than their parents do that they will be the next generation of jaded adults who every Christmas feel a little empty, as they receive diamond-studded tweezers from their friends. much about “the child who has everything.," Partly that's because parents never think they’ve given enough to their children. Even when the little ones are ’'sitting' under the Christmas. tree wallowing in toys, looking slightly queasy from s saturation of goodies, the average parent is capable of kicking himself for forgrttibg_ to buy the chocolate-covered atomic reactor he saw advertised at Mary’s. disturbed to realize there is nothihg we deeply need or wait whan Christmas comes, and hopeful that our children wil have higher values when they Chanel No. 5 CHANEL ents refuse to admit they art saturating their children with everything. Perfume Cologne A pleasure to own . A treasure to give. Why this should be true, when the world is full of great oracles warning us not to pamper our children or they may become ne'er-do-wells or confidence men, is not quite dear. PTA Council Holds Fete AMERICAN PROVINCIAL j The Pontiac Council of Parent- George Putnam jTeachsr Associations observed its the piano ^ jannuai ■■■ Christmas luncheon Cofn™'“!<,£S”J So refreshingly new and different — this bright, gay colorful dinnerware combines the charm and quaintness of the past with the smooth, smart lines of today. Bach piece distinctively styled to lend interest and recent to your table. A truly American dinnerware - a proud possession tor any hostess. 16 pc. Set. $6.95 Open Stock CHOICE OF OVER 600 PATTERNS 16 pc. set 32 pc. set 45 pc. set $195 UHW $795 sad -e $1295 .nd up mvmm. v*jmm; {Beta Mu Chapter ; SLiait usito^^mrprtsdpT [Unveils Secret Pols ** Dev’on «*»«*"« peagmm by swing gram. Ifer t||e pvty : Mrs George Gray, council pres-jand dinner meeting Wednesday for1 Idem. extended Christmas greet- members of Beta Mu Chapter of lings and introduced Mrs. Charles Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority3 Coppersmith, program chairman. Wednesday evening. Mrs. Coppersmith presented a Secret pais were revealed and quartet comprised of Dr Philip pledge pins presented to Mrs. Proud. Dr. Russell CXurtis. Phillip Theodore Womack and Mrs Rich-. Wargelin And Charles Murphy, and Hoehher. THINGS, THING* These days "things" are symbols of monetary success. And monetary success is shout as much security as you can get in the age of the big bomb. Obviously, then, there a re kids who have every "thing." 1 have an ad here for a sportscar ( "just like dad’s")' tor SM9 50 And there’s a new movement toward a "diamond a year" necklace, for little daughters — to be filled- up gradually by buying, each ChrMmaa. a girt’s-best-friend — priced up to HR, 12 PC. SERVICE SET S19.S5 DIXIE POTTERY Exceptional Gifts For Him Now till Christmas! There are other luxuries: size five mink coats; 14-karat gold, rather than tin, soldiers; fur-lined doll buggies and balloons that inflate to 18 feet high. Why* Because junior doesn't have one yet. I sup- SPECIAL PURCHASE a SALE From STOCK! Still, in none of the ads do the setters of these absurdly unnecessary luxuries refer to the child who , has every-thing",and it is a tribute to their good salesmanship rather than good tastd. | think parents would look Upon any implication that their kiddies had ’’everything'’ as a withering accusation. <30, NOT nrOfLED’ first, it would hint that their children are spoiled, which la turn would mean that they ait weak parental Wane, if would foreordain that their children might grow Warm Winter COATS DRESS SHIRTS. SPORT SHIRTS PAJAMAS ... Comparable Values *60 He Deserves a pair of Allen-Edmonds “Enroll NOW! INSURE YOUR FUTURE Not content with o hug* Special Purchase, we added mony of our regular styles! The result is o wide choice of excellent worm coots' .. .'you're sura to find that coah-you-want for the holidays and through Winter. Every one of/iubtrb fabrics. Give an Alvin's Gilt Certificate • Tweede • Plusht* • Alpacas 9 Zabelina Other Allen-Edmond styles from $19.95 Miss Wilson Zip Lined, OrUn Pile Leather Coals Soft, supple leather arid toasty warm pile zip-aid lining., Beige, coffee and white.’ Site* K) to 18. OF PONTIAC HURON at TELEGRAPH OPtN TVIRY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS f, V* . 7~!Tr K. 'Ml • LL * ■ r ' / ■1 ywisrrT-E! IGHT ; THE POXTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 19|0 s jH*M od for salad oils. Average motor car assembled In The ipargarme and soa# man the U.S. has about 550 pounds ni -least in*)/ ion Box M Special... Mon. and Tues. SPECIAL RATES lor ' ' TEEN-AGERS Randall’s Shoppe of Beauty 88 Wayne FE 2-1424 Don’t Cheat on Hip Inched By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN I Q. "When I measure my him just where should ! measure | thorn?" ■ A. Measure around the largest part. Be sure that your tape* measure passes straight .around -and doesn't dip or slant. , It * * | Q.*‘‘I am !4 years old. 5 feet Sit Inches tall. How much should 1 weigh?" A. About 114 pounds. Q. "Recently you had hip-slim; pMWWiigiMOKjiwiCTiihijai wr. jST ^TS^*'V^*,£«cii!!ai ^■ number of your hip-slimming ex-| ercises in the newspaper again?” ■' A. Hie hip exercises are in leaf-I let number three. * * * r Q. “I am 5 feet 5‘* inches tall. R I weigh 126 pounds. 1 think I I should lose about U. Am I right?" . * - A. Even if you have a small ! build you should weigh about 125 » now open showing only a ffw of *h* many, S|:pounds. If your frame is medium, il*b!« Choose from Bi-Levels. Tn-Levels and 9.you should weigh around 138 n « highiv restricted subdivision iust minutes Mjpounds, churches schools, and office Prices stert at * * * U Q. "Here are my statlstici. I 0. Eliukvlk Uk. ML W.,l .1 WillUw Uk. U lift £?,! T'*#:' » kvS-iuV'*nch” ,al1 and wei*h 125 pounds. ----------- ----------My kmk ----- “ • • BIVERDALE HILLS "Prerequisite for Elegant Living" LAKE HOMES ON RIVER FED LAKES /( Dorcas Unit ,Hl*0»"efth;p Chooses Officers Officers tar die Dorcas Bihla ,or W of Oakland Avenue United CStM I Presbyterian plumb ware elected Tuesday evening him church ! parlors. ^ Mrs. C; W. Baa-’ L will ha Mr*. Peter Mead, vtea president; Mrs. ■ Alex Joes, secretary; Mrs. Mm' Gemmell, assistant secretary; Mrs. Clarence Faltlag, treaearer. and Mrs. Erast Ueyd, corresponding secretary. The Ladies Trio of the Evans* Itatic Tabernacle sang several selections. Mm. William Bradley was hostess for the evening, assisted by Mrs. Earl Davis, Mrs. Edna Math-eny and Mrs. Ralph Osborne. Mrs. Fruik Denver, a guest of "the group, chose "The Greatest Birth" for her devotional theme. If two this may save traubif. Assign a different colored tape to each. 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An tamo Splendor and Djaafhus Mini penti*c pattern Michigan's Largest Dinnerware Specialty Store North End of Mlnelf Mile Shopping Center on Telegraph Road Open Dally and Sunday IOsM AJL to * F.M. Telephene Ft t-M4t 1 Polled «AM I mms L Rnltable fer Gift a ■nanHnln. at# S I cms H ■re ■ Carry I 1 VE1R0T S Mum ft ■ wurnam or., RHCR M Featlae DHvn-Ia Lucky 13 Club Exchanges Gifts I Members of the Lucky 13 C3ub j exchanged gifts and celebrated the 'birthday of Mrs. Nettie Buss at a meeting Monday in .the home of Mrs. John Bee on East Chicago Avenue. Since you said In your letter sister who is 4 feet 11 inches tali' Mrs. Eva Gibson. Mrs. Lewis! ,___ B, and hips 36. I am a U*LP’! *** l*rfe h0"”' 3f®ur U und«nveifht. She should gain Lingle, Mrs. Eart Brobst and Mr*, j faithful reader of your column and!**?? ** *'J0U< right. The eight to 10 pounds. The other sis- Anderson Bee were prize winners.! will appreciate your help ’* average tor your age and height ia ter is also underweight, about the1 Mrs. Brobst will be hostess for A. If you have a small frame.iabout ** W*®*- Tour 12-year-old same amount. the January meeting you should weigh about 112 pounds. If you have a medium frame, your k« • n _ . , weight should be about 123 pounds. AuDy H6ET8 TftlG Of WOO Your bust and hips are in good ratio. You should take a inches off your waistine. 1 agine that abdominal exercises to snap stretched muscles into condition and a couple of waist ex-jercisea will do it. Q. “My sisters and I would like i know how much we should weigh. I am a boy 12 years 5 feet H-inch tall and I weigh 100 pounds. One of my sisters Is 4 feet 11 inches tall, and ia 12 years old and weighs 76 pounds. My other slater Is 11 years, old, 4 feet 8 inches tall and weighs 63 pounds. Oh! Her Poor Aching Back DEAR ABBY; After living with this 300-pound walrus for nine year* I am almost ready to eBQ, It quits. [ He refuses to r* anything a double [bed. I men-Itioned twin beds [ to him once and |he put Ms flirt [through the [screen door. HU side of ‘ [the bed is sway-back, like a regular hammock. My sfcle is all right, but I keep rolling over on his aide. My ALL NEW 1961 Opn Every Night ’IN I “Your Appliance Specialists” 121 N. Saginaw St. FI 5-6189 back aches so bad in the daytime I can hardly stand it. I know it's from that broken-down mattress. A new one wouldn’t help because he’d break It down in no - time. How do I get twin beds without' causing the first divorce in my fondly? It’s not • the money. We can afford it. ACHING BACK. * * * DEAR ACHING; Haven’t you ever heard of a king-sized bed. featuring a single headboard and two separate mattresses? Go shopping, lady. The furniture people have news for you. A "* *' DEAR ABBY; My wife has, to have a cigarette in her hand every minute or she’s not happy. Worse yet. she’s careless and we have cigarette burns in all our furniture. She is always “missing" the ash tray. I could bring home the Grand Canyon tor an ash tray and she’d min that When we go to visit Mends, the hostess doesn’t like to take her eyes off my wife for fear she'll burn the furniture. Can you say a few words in your column to let the miaous know I love her and hate to nag but oh, how I wish she'd quit smoking! She's not kissable any more. DISCOURAGED + * * DEAR DISCOURAGED; You've said it all. See that “the missus" doesn't miss this column. DEAR ABBY: Last week we moved info a new home and I've been working like a horse to get it in order. Yesterday I was down In the basement uncrating boxes when my doorbell rang. I couldn't have looked worse. In came five of my friends, all painted, powdered, hatted and gloved. I was annoyed end had all I could do to hide it. I had to atop my work and fix coffee and visit with them all fetter-noon. When I asked why they didn't give me a little time to bathe and comb my hair, they said. “We didn't want you to go to any bother," Is it considered good manners to surprise a hostess this way or SURPRISED AND ANNOYED * ' * * DEAR SURPRISED; I am surprised at the number of people who "surprise" hostesses with soda! calls. It’s CONFIDENTIAL TO "SO IN LOVE”: He may mean It when he says he loves you. but that doesn’t mean he intend* to leave his wife. * * * FOr a persona] reply, tend a self-addressed, stamped envelope to ABBY. Box 3363. Beverly Hill*. California. * * * Who pays for what? For Abby’s pamphlet. “How To Have A Lovely Wedding." send 50c to ABBY. Box 3363, Beverly HiUs, California. CALBI MUSIC CO. . PARK FREE IN REAR . 119 North Saginaw Street R 5-8222 POmSETTIAS The Perfect Gift Plants with 3 Blooms *2*° «nd *4 Larger plants $5 up. Delivery , in Rochaatar area free on orders $4 and up. CVA/G77UAS FULL and BUSHY TREES and up BEAUTIFUL LIVE CHRISTMAS TRIES Sprat and Pint BOUHXTS GREENHOUSE art NURSERY ROCHESTER ROAD AT HAMLIN ROAD i OL-I-1M1 FRESH BALSAM CHRISTMAS OR<: WREATHS TJ CEDAR ROPING per foot ' 1 GRAVE BLANKETS, CEMETERY WREATH^, RUSCUS Kingsley Inn Bloomfield Hills “What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?” We are making some wonderful plana tor a vary FESTIVE and GAY NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION presenting • * • a the Amhareadram et tmg ■.. CATHERINE TOOMAY • Par Tow Dsarins fliaaan FREDDIE DAT la tha a Um Cocktail Uasn JOB (Caathraeatblaftali rjo ALEXANDER flier Include* • FILL COURSE GOl'RMET DINNER tarred from • PJL to t AJL No Carer Charge The Regular Daily Mena Will Be Served from $ P.M. le 9 P.M. All Tired Out From Shopping? blMli ENGLISH TYtyS BUFFET BRUNCH ■ aoi t ra ISH TYPE Bl FI »t taa«*r Hna ll » » par nnaflia *mm Sunday Dinners served at 12 nooa *10 II pjn. May Wa Suggoat Making Your Rcoervatioaa Nov! Ml 4-1400 ...and they lived happily ever after It'* love at firet eight when you tee the beautifully-•tvled Conn Organ in your home. And then come thew Brat glorious hour* of getting acquainted. How rich and aatiafyiag those simple tunes sound. That'* because tha Conn ia a musical instrument of top professional quality...not a makeshift or ■emi.organ. Pay ua a visit today. Examine all aix Conn modela and test .play any or all of them. One. you ean be sure, is perfect for your home. Don't buy any organ until you try tbe incomparable CONN ORGAN ft****™at 1995. A gift the an tiro family will fall in love with! Only fQQSO down low monthly terma Open Every Nifht ’til Christmas MORRIS MUSIC 34 S. Telegraph Kd. FE 2-0567 1AC frRtTgS, FHIt)AYf DE^i^lBfcl 12-20(40. Girard Perregeaux WATCHES Starting from Girard Perrageaux Hamilton Balova Elgin Revere 'V Watches by : Ladies' Girard Perregeaux WATCHES Starting from ^4/7*^ DIAMOND RINGS from Annual Yule Party Draws 30 to YWCA STERLING BY TOWLE GORHAM LUNT INTERNATIONAL REED & BARTON WALLACE Men’s Diamond Rings Gives Lesson to Study Club Mn. Fred Golnee, leader, presented ■ lesson "Recommit, PEARL RINGS M president. easampHfled the motions, and membege partid-peted In the debates. Mn. C W. Crewley wts Sterling 3-Piece DRESSER SETS DIAMOND RINGS 4-PIECE TEA SETS Grandmother BRACELETS COMPANY “Pontiac's Oldest Jewelry Store” The Store Where Quality Counts 28 W. Herts Phone FE 2-7257 12 W. Huron St. mmE noRmpn THIRTY ' , ,x /, ./ , JE- L THE PONtlAC PRESS, ^RlflAY, DECEMBER 16, I960 ! II /1 Mother, Fire Devours Rent and Christmas Savings ORION TOWNSHIP — An Orion Township mother saw her rent money, Christmas savings and all she owned, go up in smoke early today after she carried four small children to safety from a fire which gutted the Interior of her home. • Mrs. Juanita Robbins, 26, said she and the children were sleeping when the.*-------------- ■■----------------- blase started in the base-1. . m«m» nf r.ni.i «- ■■ -King of 849 f alrledgr Drive, ntcnt of her rented home ftt U^id the wu planning to* took 552 Mayer Court. {through the charred Interior of the She Mid she was lucky to di»- ho*>e* °* *alv**inS some- civer the Are when she did.' I"*"*’" - "****? h d,vorc**- : She said all the money she had «an she awoke to And the house saved toward the rent and for her *' *:44 *•” j children's Christmas presents ap-sald the roar of a ear motor j patently was lost. So were all their clotheg and home furnishings. She Dorcas Society of the Sev starting had awakened her. Mrs. Robbins then began carrying ho- own throe children and her li-mqnttvold niece out Into the cold, early-morning air dressed ini only their nightclothes. Taken out of the smoke-filled home were her children Buster, 3; Cynthia. 3; and Eva, 15 months; and fyer niece Dawn Runyan. Mrs. RobMns said she didn't know whether the home was on •ro while she was carrying the to safety. rath Day Adventist Church In Lahe Orion la donating clothing, bedding and dishes to Mrs. Rob bins, Mrs. Olive Blackerby of 46 Smith Court, chairman of the society, said her group will accept other donations for the stricken family. Fke OrionTtop, Blaze Soapy Minus Driver's License, but It's OK LANSING 0 — Don’t tofi anybody, bat Gov. Williams' driver’s license expired A'i years •go- There's nothing Illegal about HOMELESS — Left destitute when a fire swept through her renteg home at 362 Mayer Court In (Won Township early today is Mm. Juanita Robbins who is shown with her Own rsoMss Pisss Photo three children and a niece she carried to safety from the blase. The children (from left) are Buster, 3; Eva, 15 months; her niece [town Runyan, 14 months; and Cindy, 3.' least six yean. The governor to betag driven or flows everywhere he goes. That giveo Mm lime to dictate letters, polish the governor's official Ms wife, Naaey, pilots the family station wagon. Starting Jan. 1, when LL Gov. John B. Swain son takes over so governor, WUManis will be without bodyguard I guess IH hhve to walk, a bicycle er get another "An I I l^NorthWinds Commerce Pupils Ready Yule Music t is that I. put myl bey on the porch and then 1 got Duels JS fr my daughter (Cynthia) out,’* she * Ud/i ZUI **“• Into Northeast WANTED TO-rOLLOW Bv The AaeocUGvi Pres. LC0MMERCE TOWNSHIP -J Mrs. Robbins said Cynthia want- stiff northerly winds whichr upils ** Commerce Elementary EAST LANSING (if—State po-isula districts. Another 50 guards-j ad to follow her back tele ttaj^nlii „„„ th#, RockjefjSch°°l wUI present a program of lice have announced they will Stephen will work with sheriffs in 14! Bolster Holiday Patrol to Reduce Traffic Car Sales Drop From November New Autos Down From . Something for the lady? These Ideas Can't Miss By JANET ODELL Did you think we’d never get around to shopping for the women on your llgt? Well, We didn’t want to be pushing our own Interests. Clothes, of course, please a woman. But remember that she won’t want to get breakfast in a sheer'chiffon negligee; bettor buy her or^e4—•— of the pretty quilted dust-' ers that are being shown injxpu/arip f Af tr ■ all the colors and at varl- JvffUyv vwJiJ Jump $200,000 Willman Gets Informal 6K to Start Required Treatment Project Costs of the court-ordered ex-make her look like Mtaa Amcr jpansion of the city’s sewage treatment facilities have risen $300,000 city commission For the woman who likes ear black velvet slacks at home! there are richly brocaded Jackets. These are decorated with gold thread and gold buttons. The knife pleated chiffon ! skirts are new and colorful. The prom-goer wooM love a Uer* to : dam* closed so Cynthia couldn’t re-enter the smoke-filled home. A neighbor notified the Lake Orion fire Department which brought the Are under control In litjle packet of 3 differently* predicted, lipsticks will heip milady wear the! a** nl*W' ■ . „ . City Manager Walter K. WlU* proper shade every day. 11 ■* L^^vsdtoe informal ap-nlready has a whole wardrobe of prov»j of the commission to let lipsticks, give her a holder to Vngineert go ahead with the 1341 keep them tidy on her dressing minion expansion, as ordered re-tnble. jcently by Circuit Judge Stanton , seen two pretty pahulG. Dondero. I no* AAnnik'c I awal Uu of p*rrln«s shaped like lilies of the At the last of three elections, lost n\onrns Level oy vaUey gUver * ■ ■ 10.9 Per Cent green and white enamel. j Necklaces and bracelets w 11 DETROIT (UPD—Wards Auto-I frame# Into which yen looc The two TS-bour weekends lost stotloticol agency «. ton* ronvereath year claimed M lives In M me- !,or' auto Industry, reported P*^»* a.tadh.™bon--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------,, . with rain preceded the cold front * fi,1V l*'** °" a ^ “* . ^ 0 ““1 year claimed M lives In M ac- !:,or' aut0 'ndustry. reported A "a,'h "J* through the upper Groat Ukei th!TM‘ ^5"* jwesented. day traffic accidents. ridret*. M during the Christmas tod^ ««“ "* *" region southeastward through the!, ,1Tarfnt* t9Ur classrooms, * * * period and M over New Year's. ;’*rtod ^ w« dropped 10.9 per, taiereatlag gjfl; yon start wMh a » “*> "i» « w»!S£rigLJgi-*grSttrs.Jii ^ *«■ •*> >* iw u> mi N<"'"b"i AS, «•” the Christmasjaccidents in the final 16 days oft * * * other colon, compared to OaAord Fire Department. Lake Orion Fire chief Jack Cay-lor said flames come up through the fioor and gutted the home. He add the biaae apparently was touched off by a faulty furnace in Mrs. Robbins, who is staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. (View Christmas art work created to 10 hours i Ward's reported sales of 160,427 The same store has a watch! {units during the period eompared only half an inch in diameter., set! The Christmas period, said State!,10 17R-W9 durtn«the«nme pertodjon a braided gold bracelet. To] the other j the-city sought approval of a $3.3 'million bond issue to pay for the needed expansion to control pollution of the Clinton River. To Aw assembled eity eornmls-■lepers lo Informal ■Msiap, WUI-maa explained the naO.OOt Increase In rest* was doe to Ha-tag prices seemed daring de-lays, pin* alteration* needed on the preneht plant at Auburn Avenue and Opdyke Rand to tie tain WUlmaa said so tar the city it was expected to move into the’ „ .. by the children. P Oddest air appeared centeredi A «»fereoce between teachers,weritem* from noon Fri^ay’ ®*c' A la Montana. It below zero'^ P*1*"** will follow the pro-|23- to midnight Monday, Dec. 26-j53 * ® day^ in West Yellowstone and -13 in!Aram- ., i lx>nger shifts also will b* ! The rhristm'as nerind ■*,**®M®‘“•••"a «■ *«« pmaiw ■ uniuni wu dckur. iqi_. ____,__ . ._ . — -* — Drummond. But the Icy air cov-1 • ^ '* '' ' ' i- | worked from noon Friday, Dee. IpoiiM Commissioner Jnarnh A *ast raonth and 113,500 during theikeep all this jewelry, get her a £lyn^f.. *° ■pay. ^ ered the north central region, Has Golden Double SO, to midnight Monday, Jaa. 2. Childs generallv has thTworet “me pertod lart y**r’ round Jewel box lined In red!**'* .* gJRSHt »gS -- ir~- *** WnTo.^r^L’Tl n. ^l-j* ■ ■ _ pSlTSrrta to the teens and lower in interior Ward Is the-onlv trainer to score1 Main Patrol *f*orto will be on Jor holidays. | period. 17JSS unite, was the heat N FOV <*<»* hw ttatog .v«ir Improvement funds at $300,000 a ^ iBteri0rl^—W?ly-.Vrr>er. fV*” state trunklines, with special at-' Contributing to the high acci- dally rate for early December tools. Mr. Husband, get her a Readme* in tire Via were re iState Park HV L to hlgh-a c c l d e n t areas, rtae. Childs said, are thej ainre IMS when the dally sale* j woman's tool ML * you get the; The payment Willman told cotn- Readings to the 30s were restate Pat*. He won the HMjpoUce said. . rush and excitement of the holiday) rate touched ts.ooo. right color. Pe might tang it in nu^ooer*. would start to IMS Yule Displays Mean Money Union Lakt Club Offan $100 in Prizts for Bestl Outdoor Decorations UNION LAKE-Prizes totaling $100 will be awarded to area residents with the best outdoor] Christmas displays, the Union Lake Civitan dub announced today. George Williams, president the organization, said that a $50 U45. wrings bond will be given to the first (dace winner and $25 bands awarded to the two runners-up A separate prise of a $M bond Only residents living within a 3-mile radius of Union Lake are eligible to enter the contest. Application blanks can be obtained from local merchants and must ba mailed before Tuesday to the Uakm Lake Civitan, Edgewood, Country dub. Walled Lake-The three contest Judge* are dto Rev. Dorr Fodder, Edward Vsaaaid and George William*. In announcing the contest Dec. ported to areas near the cold belt, running of the Garden State, ther i season increased traffic aneedim, rith the 40s and 90s to coastal]world's ^richest race, with Sum- NATIONAL GUARD TO ASSIST darime«' lesTfav' ----except to southern Florida mer Tan, and the 1957 -Gardenia' Fifty National Guardsmen wiUjorable weather and driving after 'assist police to six Lower Penin-jdrinking. which reported’ marks in the 60s.! tor fillies with Idun. Commerce Twp. Finds Kilroy Who Was There when the court ordered, request by the State Water Resources Commission, says the city must have the expanded facilities to ln. {operation.. _ | The softening of the market was *** hitefaen. ^ 'blamed on an ad\*ance in the; {seasonal buying trend. The 1961 Tho Old Olid tho N«W models were introduced earlier in! jthe year than 1960 models. MEMPHIS. TeUn- (UPI) - A #; a . {stead Of calling the repalrmnn Ward's said the slacktog o«!when »<>un! jnual Christmas parties in (Ire halls I near their tonnes next week. There will be two parties Sun-i day. one at 1 p m. at Station III and another at 2 p.m. af Station I D, for youngsters living to those; neighborhoods. The party at Stettoa I STONER Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Woodward of 20 Pearl St., Oxford; announce the engagement of their daughter Antis V. to Wayne D. Stoner, aim of Clifford D. Stoner and Mrs. FYancto Stoner, bofh j to Fire Chief Carl Schingeek. Metropolitan Club, 8pirit 60. is [sponsoring the three events, for {which money'was raised through sale of Goodfeltow editions of The Pontiac Press last Saturday. INETS HW d in the an- The remainder of the proceeds will be need to bay tael, boots , and shoes lor needy families la the township before Christmas. „ t— -—-— --r- , Fire Station I is on Auburn Road Frodertoksfaurg, Vo. The | in Auburn Heights. Station II to Sng witt take place Feb. jthe Township Hall building on Opto Oxford's First Baptist [dyke Road and Station III on Jos-tyn Rood. SALT for Water Softeners and Thawing C.C. Rock Salt; .... . 100 Lbs. 1.70 Granulated Salt. .... 100 Lbs. 1.70 Soft Pellets... ......100 Lbs. 2.05 Salt Nuggets..........100 Lbs. 2.05 Medium Flake Salt.....100 Lbs. 2.15 Klaar A Rock Salt. ...100 Lbs. 2.15 Klaar No. 2 Rock Sait . . . 100 Lbi. 2.15 "Dowflake" Calcium Chloride..... $2.95 • OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 15 Independently Burning C^IQ MghH—Per Set Specie! REGAL H ' FEED and SUPPLY CO. 2«»0 Woodward 28 Jaduoa St. 42M Oixis Hwy. « 5-9802 Fi 2-04*1 OR S-2441 EAST TU FITMENTS—TOP TRADE-INS ROM CHAIN IAW FOE THE MONET KING BROS. Pontiac ltd. at Opdyke Rd. FE 4-0734 FE 4-1112 AND GRACIOUS GIVING RCA VICTOR Lowest priced console. 262 square inch picture. 25®o brighter picture. Autorhatic channel equalizer. Tube guard. Stereo jock. Model 210* K-29. ’199 95 YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU’RE MISSING'TILL YOU GET RCA VICTOR MTV NEW 61 MODEL DOLOR SETS Inn .495 00 S ---- DELIV AUTOMATIC WASHER 2-Cych All Fabric NORGE 10>lb. Capacity with Lint Filter Specially Priced 178 DILtVIRID — INSTALLED — SOtVICtO BAir TEHMS ...90 DAYS. tAMi At CASH OWN IVIRY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS eyfCCT’C RADIO end 9VVCCI O APPLIANCE MM FAMING 422 W. Huron 214-1112 i ■J’W- 'T~rr , THE PONTIAC PRESS. lAo You Can Untangle Those Odd Names By 1'nllfd Piww International Addl« Ababa, capital of Ethiopia (Ahd-ihs Ahb-ah-bah) Baudouin, Belgian king (Boh-dwahn) Dona Fabiola de Mora y Aragon (Dohn-Yah Fah - bfe - oh - lah dee Moh-rah ee Ah-rah-gawn) * Hammarskjold, Dag, (Dahg Hahm'-mehr-shuld) Kasavubu, Congo president (Kah-sah-voo-boo) Katmandu, Nepal (Kaht-mahn-doo') os (Lah-ohs) mumba, deaps Mobutu, Col. Joseph (Mob-boo’-(0V' • | ‘ Selassie,' Haile (High-lee Sehl- (Troo-hee'-yoh) Udorn, Thailand (Oo-dawm) Vientiane, Laos (Vyap-tyahn) Woaen. crown prince (Woh-aehn) Louisiana’s House Votes College Probb BATON RbuGE, La. (AP)-The Louisiana House Thursday passed 874) a resolution directing an un-American activities probe at Louia- Michigan State University cam-in naa a steam locomotive on display. It was given by. the Chesapeake sad Ohio railroad after it had completed about 500,000 miles of travel. The measure, without an opposing voice raised in the House, was sent immediately to the Senate for concurrence. A • ★ trn 9”9 General Warehouse Co. Say DAILY 2258 Dixie Highway - Pontiac, Michigan 10:30 to 4 Plenty Of Free Parking Tools Hardware Electrical Paint, tight Fixtures Etc Pontiac's Finest Toy Selection WANT A TOY? Cash Yule Gilts From Landlord to His Tenants HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. (API -Long Wand landlord Is cash Christmas presents this year [ »o 1.200 presenf and former ten-,' ants, all et them servicemen. The checks range from $10 to!' $229. depending on the length ofj! residence and ’the rental paid at1 Mltchel Manor, a government-!' sponsored housing project near ! Mltchel Air Force Base. Alexander Muse h Sons. Inc.,]! which announced the rebates!.1 Wednesday, explained that they >! represent $124,974 in tax refunds.!! Nassau, County and Hempctead! Town has Collected too much in [ taxes between 1969/fmd this year, ! and returned the money to the!; company. Alexander Muss explained that J he felt It was only right that the < tenants shoqjd get the money. He! said he hopes to get the checks!; t Um Orraa eUtk« W e S<| ee the Draw PANDY’S PIZZA-RAM A If PIZZA SALE BUY 1 and RECEIVE ANOTHER for 1c FKI., SAT. ond SUN. ONLY PANRY’SDRIYEINN^S 4M0 Dferie Hwy- N. af Wfiteas Lake 1 MON. THRU SAT. — NOON TO 2 A.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS Oft 4-0022 Ample Ugbted Perking on She Side end Raw NEW DRAYTON INN Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge • COCKTAIL BAIt Th* SKEE Brothers "Moulotto Recording Artists" Dancing Fri., Sat,, Sun., Pine Food After 6 P. M. LiRuar - Beer - Wlrte . HAYRIDI EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT CHILORIN st dtSO ..........$1.00 lack— 21.90 Ceeple ADULTS st lilO --. .. .$1.50 leek — $2.90 Ceeple rasa SMACK AVTOWASe •on PICNIC GROUNDS—at M-59 Speedwoy kidnap norm - Anthony Alessio, 41, to shown toavtag the county grand Jury room la fin Diego, CaHf., after ha Matted about his 1300,000 kidnaping Nov. 22. Alessio said ho atffl fears gangland retaliation. Six persona have been charged wtth his abduction. Ike Lauds YMs for Job With GIs President Elsenhower ha ituded the Young Men’s Christian Association for Its work on behalf of America’s armed forces, declaring thi* service to be a major contribution to national security. News of the President's com-f. mentation was received today hy Ted N. Slosson general secretary, of the Pontiac YMCA. from the organisation’s nattai ter*. She's the Plrtt ANDOVER, yt (OTD - MW. Morton J. Stigers, a University of , a University o to thi first worn DETROIT (AP) John A. Hannah of the U. S. Civil lights Commission says ba to ‘oonvtnosd the most difficult civil righto problem to in the torgor cities of teTterth.” , . Hannah aaid ha is convinced of his because Northern cities ’■weep it under the nig or run’ to the suburbs. “fib far,” he said, "there hasn’t bean a willingness to recognize that this Is a major pmbtam and awnothtog must be done about It” Be euweetril solution will com hen "cm more than half' da* uadi it. Hannah, who also is president of Michigan State University, «► preued his vtawa at a news conference after two days of commission hearings in Detroit, whoso a series of witnesses related hooting, employment and other fields. ued, were "much milder then. In Los Angeles and San IVinctoeo.” dvU righto Is “the most In. tant domestic problem facing the United States” and that It held 'the potential for civil commo tlon." He said It to “ Imperative thai re maintain tranquility at home’ and that "unless we move in the direction wo have to move we will a the (cold) war wtth HARRY’S Ml LIQUOR-SEER WINI PINE FOOD K Hannah said his commission already had recommended a presidential order which would require all housing financed through DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT FlL, Sat.. SM.IWI P.M. tods er Chicken Manor $1.00 Mb ee $britap Mate, . $1.50 In No. 2827 oa s-ssas Detroit, compand wtth other large dttoa. “to no worn and better than moot” In bousing discrimination be dented Chicago at ' "vastly worse,” fcut said New York’s minority housing situation was better. Detroit complaints, ha contin- ani moral strength of women in uniform,’’ the President said, “the YMCA helps to of Ufa and a fail measure af fee-dividual freedom." The President's views wort aw pressed in a congratulatory letter additosed to the National Board of YMCAs on the -evr of the aso»-ciatlon’s 100th anniversary of service to fit* nation’s fighting men. The YMCA moveme ~ memorate this anniversary throughout the country In 196L ■ ★ ★ Sr Slosson said the centennial annl-ersary will be marked by a year- national events honaetog the thousands of volunteers Involved In this activity from the Civil War to the present day. Sperm Whale Carries Fortune Cadi# of OH in Head Means Death to More Than 20,000 Yearly WASHINGTON —. The s| whale to too valuable for Its good. A large reservoir of oO Is stared i the mammal’s hoad and biub-_JP. The yellow, waxy substance to widely used aa an addtttva hs automatic tranan* QjM tile chemicals, long SUNDAY J SPECIAL 2 SWISS STEAKS DANCING 5 NIGHTS Wodaosday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Frankie Mead*** end Hie Hi-Fi't If yoi havei't received yen invitation to ev Chiiitmdi Dance ee Beceaher 22 ... see Didi o* Bebbie hr yens this weekend. WITH TWO FAIULOUS FLOOR SHOWS 1VSRY FRIDAY ant SATURDAY Weary of Jokes, Town Wants to Change Name MOSCOW, Maine (UPD — A lot of people to thto County town of 100 fa]J>abttantB I would Ilka to change the name to' something else perhaps Wyman Dam. When It was Incorporated In 1212, the town was ntuned in honor of the Russian capital. But time* have changed. Arid local residents are tired of answering the query frqm Joking tourists, "Where is Khrushchev’s house?” There has been soma talk of changing the name to Dam, the local nama lor Moscow’s poet office. But no definite move to effect such a change has been made so far. CJAM SESSION ry Tuesday with Freak Parry and H Dell’s In 21 Gasoline Runt Free CAJOLE, Okie. (AP) - Residents carrying saucepans and [buckets reaped a bonanza of tea Una oat day. Tha gasoline I pound freely after a road grader slashed an S-inch “ Americana spend about SU [lion per year for refrigerators, most of them for domestic pur graphic Bockdy says. Gone are the days when whales could escape hand-propritod harpoons. Modem equipment. Including helicopters and harpoon guns, rivaa a sighted animal only a Wight to miss death. The mm Whale can ba anally hand which ecmpriaaa ooa-thlrd of Us body. Also. It spoute a tow, w«a«M puff directed forward and tar Matty Dtok, the tovtathaa wW large, modem vawals bar* Men dsntod by ooragai amras whalea. Only a sperm whak could- have swallowed Jonah. Its unusually wldo gullet to known to have conunodatcd a 12-toot shark. In 189L James Bartey, an 1 | _sh sailor, was reported to have been swaDowad by a sperm whale and found aUva 34 hours later t ‘ > was cut open. PRH MatoGtoto are M about Bartley’s abfllty to rariet tha anbnal's gastric Jofeaa, they do not rate out tha possibility that a knmsw could survive h a whale for a abort time. ♦ * * Thom la oxygen In tha whale's stomach, because It needs air ' nt. The heat to oppmo-slve. hut not umto ten 104 to 1M degrees Fahrenheit. Tha temperature, though tower heat to a man, would not ttecasoarBy be lataL EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Lawssa’s Bud with Dean Quolfi Finn Liquors, Bnur ami Winn If You Like BLUEGBASS MUSIC... We've Got III Bill Swain-Jifn Stump and Brush Mountain Boys -t-NUBOrj Featuring tfm Pride of North Carolina Loonavd Stylos on 5 Strings Spadafore Bar ' 0 N- CAM, CORNER OP HURON ...si MsdsnriePHsssl HOW FIATUSINS A SPECIALTY MSMU CHICKEN POT ra-TUUR POT WE LASAGNE—BEET F0T PIE—PERCH HHRIR 1 FISH and CHIPS All You Can Eat 95’ TUf Rtu ia Addition It Ov ItfiUr STEAKS CHOPS PUU IAVI0U U6IT0U 1 SPAGHETTI | AH Yw Cm fat *|oo TAKE-OUT SnfKE M ALL DINNERS RESTAURANT OPEN 5:00 A. M. - 7:00 P. M. . Diaaort Isrvad la tha Dining Room ’HI 10 fJA. SUBMARINE SANDWICHES KOSHER CORNED Blip Mbs Mo Pfaptap Tsar Fovwho Ragamte el te Plea* LIQUOR*—BUR—WINI TAKE OUT FORTiNO'S BICMAR liHnn»nHnnnHnnnnnnnFNnn»mFHHn6»E Strand LAST TIMBS TODAY! " TOMORROW ONLY MnCIMT HOLIDAY GOODWILL SI0W AP11SSI0R W (BURST TOUT OKLTt . • fpeasoiwd fyHo ■■ „ Meedf tteektee of Thto Cwulyl G.M.T.C. — Cfcfat PaaNss — PoaHas Co-Op Vis’s ftossM Map—Commoahy Nsttaari leak *0N — PvaH** toeHiasw — Olma Drag* —Webb Pari STARTING !SUNDAY! ALSO: "YOUNG JESSE JAMES’ TOHITE mm Short* ot 7:00-9:02 Foatvra at 7:33 - 9:33 SATURDAY and SUNDAY SCHEDULE SHORTS AT 1 tOO• it02 - 5:04.7:06 - 9:08 FEATURE AT ItlS * 5:55 - 5:37.7:39 -9t4! i THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER lfl. 1800 Paris studio. Brigitte is working in "La Bride Sur le Cou." ("The Bridie Around the Neck"i. THIRTYTHHEE Who Made Them Choice? ;.t s ^ 'C ; Walk of FameStumblets Often Iinl JSUSf , Rathbone, jand Strongheart Lto have the* HOtXYWOOD (APJ-This be- Spike Jonm. Jo Stafford and fad Jtai» in the Hollywood Walk of *"* “• ?***** ■**”» tt ‘*lWarin« *arU>* Monroe/and Mar-iFame. But not CVrlte Chaplin tkne to tote a Brando have to be content , ------— 1 «* a teerfftfe project-the Holly-jWi,h one itar only. Gale Storm | if •>( 11 % I rune. gets three but none for motion \A/l|| I mlTIACK vm*y WW* Idcturee. which ia where ahe^ot ff HI UVIIItOjA have wlyely etarted a campaign her name and fame: to spruce up Hollywood Boole- - * van), which has long bad the appearance of i Coney Island but ltt-tie o< Its tusp^ Part of the plan . consisted of rip-ping up aide--walks and tat- Artaire, with a bundle of Emmies lion wortth of terrazso walkways wll names of famous starsim- Tab Hunter, movie and TV start whose singing talent has been! widefy debated, gets hie ‘star for mcording oniy. Red Skelton Bon Phonograph, Radio, TV lAmeche, Eve Arden and William ,, , * r , , Bendlx get theirs for radio and Makort to Disclose !** *5* Cabinets' Composition ■■■II nth a bundle of Emmies r . to feis creditf is listed for films' . V . t toe. | WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Blear winner Barry Fitzgerald Federal Tkada Commission ante down for TV. in which I cannot nounced that nine major manu-recall his appearing. Same fori lecturers of phonographs and tele- b*?!fd ^ V*®' Rdand Young, who died before Won and radio sets have agreed _ 1 “* WWk flS TV canw to Walter Brennan-thelto dtodoae the ml materials used, . , I,. sr*a> » "real McCby"-gets only a mo-ito imitation wood cabtoeto. - C*"*Htlo« picture startnd Wan) Bond The PTC said the companies only one for TV had failed to label sets adequately s greatem sur the bustnaae- * * ' w to show the true composition of "ATffL.jTla Then Ctolto JmroJ to ao dewl^to ‘totehed to simulate wood. he^Etohtod oJT“ in his movie billing, but **. *"■ eigned sUpula! he was inctaded out. (fcrti* FjimJ1 ^ ^ ^ actions retiring them to label or Wb won't ame the nia.it. Nbtoon gat one star to-** Meriy^cabtoebi whfch » today TltVS* and ter roaay. Lers iook ana wander at.—. , .» rv—k malm the team deceive the public about their true: some of the other selections. 7\ Jttlri Deri* maaes me team. K The merchants named their "* j?**!*® P?*' , choices in tour catecortas: motion ** Rich*rd Boone- J,ck PTC (Vipnaa Kart W. Kim pictures, radio and g«|-1"on* lwt Denni* Mor***- j wr eetd the atom would ea | m1? 55*"mUSwS vaSr’Is ~—gfU* ^ ** * "*** *2 Urae Port of Detroit I* can qualify—none of gjA. TRdto ,n^ TV buf nurse* out on, were gatttog and also prevent UiyC rUII Ul l/wllUII j-wi fashioned people who entertain ta «*r»ea.. Ham. Ch.ro and *ppo m the - fl—w •“ arent even mentioned. Noth - W w w j Beery Jr. to included, but not hisj ‘Thus ■ star could be fanbaddadi^?1* O’0**! b Union Prexy E lCriticat of Picks Jom#t Coray Objech - Great Lakes *r-t ‘crotoai*. overseas shipping - agents have But Fleming also noted foreign urged tV Detrott-Wayne County, tonnage through October was 1M RUTH um “RAYMIE” Tk« lor Th* liMb Port Commission to expand local cent W^er than a yw_e«o He said 1959 tonnage through October was 30l.a0 while this year's tonnage through the corresponding period was 499.791 tom. terminal facilities. 1 The agents said some improve-, ment has been made but much; additional expansion is needed in the Port of Detroit. Andrew W. Fleming, administrative assistant OPEN 6:15 P.M. SHOW STARTS 7:00 P. NOW OVTSTANDINS FEATURES TONIGHT AND SATURDAY 0|»a hi! MM 740 TO RRRP * YOU WARM THIS PROGRAM IS OUR SALUTE TO THE UA MARINES ON THEIR 1RM> ANNIVERSARY! From Guodolconol to Okinowo ... Hie Morin# oir*devils blazed o trail of glory.,. while the women they left behind fought^ battles of their own! I ROBERT V nuotni ^ RYAN M ^MFLYIMG IEAMMKKS i—OORTAYIOR JAMS CARTER AND r— TOMIGHT------- SANTA GIVES AWAY THOSE BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS WE HAVE HAD ON DISPLAY IN OUR CONCESSION EXCLUSIVE-FIRST SHOWING-ALL IN COLOR HERE BOLDLY TOLD* IS THE STORY OF A SENSATIONAL SINNER . ..AND HIS AFFAIRS WITH THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN! NO MAN LOVED MORE SCANDALOUSLY... played more divinely ...lived more fabulously than FRANZ LISZT! i cwDwsatt DM BOGARDE. CAPUCINE THAT GIRL II "NORTH TO GMME B.TK —.OMNMD —..amBim ELECTRIC IN-CAR HEATERS TONIGHT at 8:30 P.M. SANTA WILL GIVE AWAY THOSE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! THAT HAVE HEN OH DISPLAY IN OUR CONCESSION TftfRTT-FOUll THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER, lfl,, i960 / «rw* of th» rtilp .contMntn* th« pi»»ri. 8a divtag! the parasol searching for the cliff. ;geai. Costenbrioker carefully tied I THERE IT IS’ one end of the rope iibufa a At last he cried. "There it isi,a*»f , ■, ', , —right below!” he yanked at the! ™ clher «td he tied around! parasol handle and they landed Mk*»el* "***■ Then Michael, gently on the top of a high cliff . dnjppsd ov* the edge of the cliff whom sidee tfropped straight down !and inch W inch. Costenhricker into the sen j lowered him to the Sea. Mfrkael stand at the wafer Cut Campaigns -Broadcasters | When Michael looked frAn. he | ; grew dizzy at the sight ofBte far- j | away water. He closed his ryes] and tried ttot to think of what! I might be lying in wait, below. Fin-1 ! ally his feet touched Water. j Quickly he untied, the rope from i : i\is waist and waved to Costen-1 bricker who was peering down ___ • . .. , from above Then he ddve head-' CBS, NBC Chlfftl Ada j first into the deep. Here was not the clear green | sraters be had swam In before. I No golden path* Illustrator Henry Clive Dies of Cancer at 79 HOLLYWOOD, Calif Henry Give, artist and magazine illuatrator whose portraits of beautiful women won him wide acclaim, is dead of lung cancer! at 79 # A a 'Word of his death Moiiday in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital was; not made public until late Wednesday ♦ . dr * Clive, a former magician and. one-time actor, was a tap artist! Ml the America* Weekly maga-tdne- a Sunday publication of the Haarst. Newspapers — .for more; - than li peers. ;S§ 1 t Voices to Appeal, Ask End of 'Equal Time1 WASHINGTON fUPIl-Two ro-dio-TV network chiefs j* ______ Thursday in calling for much all the shapes and, shadows he shorter presidential election cam- saw were blue. It was cold and! paighs and repeal of the "eoual still and silent. I Us heart pound ! time" law that was suspended dur-J ing. M chart walked slowly along I tag the Kennedy-Ntxon race. i the ocecn floor,, peering this way ' * W * j-----for; ■-.> Robert W. Sarnoff. board chairman of the National Broadcasting Go.,‘and Dr. Frank Stanton, pres-j ident of the Columbia Broadcast-. ing System, raid long campaigns | an outdated in the era of mass, TV exposure for presidential and; vice-prudential candidates. They psuceutod their view to , tbs Home Elections Committee. At the reqaeto of Speaker flam Rayburn. D-Te*.. the group to j reasMerlug «%*ther campaign* are to* long and If so what ran he dans to shorten them. Stanton and Sahtoff said six or j ,,'ght weeks would be long enough ! .or any presidential campaign. SEPTEMBER CONVENTION'S J The suggested that such a limit'! could be impoaed by holding the national party conventions as late ; as September instead of in July j as at present. They atoe said , that suspension | of too “eqnst thaw" proviotoa of 1 the Fodecnl Broadcasting Act itortag the IM campaign per- j ndttod rodtoTV atettons to pro- j saut the major party candidate* without being inquired to grout equal air Base to minor eaudl- | latou. The committee was told this; was a blessing in disguise to President-Elect John F. Kennedy' and Vice President Richard M. Nixon because they were given a lot of free air tithe on public serv-! ice programs. * * * Rep. John S. Monagan, D-Conn . Joined in the plea for shorter cam-; paigns and propped that a six-! week Unfit be imposed by law. ■o said the USS rompalgn of almost tour mouths left the eau-dMutos “physical wnefca.” Declaring that over-long campaigns also leave the public-"bored to distraction,” Monagan “-When this point has been; reached, those who are running have become automatons, endlessly repeating the same catchwords i while the voters, in self-defense.! turn their television screens to! westerns and whodunits.” bh .. ■ j _ n q THE /PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY,/ PECEMBRtt 16, 1960 THlHTY-FfVE All Eyet on palm Beach Kennedy Family Swoops Into Florida Reunion PALM BEACH, Vh. (CPI) - VmMM T«*l, toranat* no The (ar ranging family of Prwb *rtm Boeh *•*■*■-dent-EIect John F. Kennedy to be* They ate about eight ndea toon the Joeeph P. Kennedy hone where ginning to grtberyrt this plash Winter Heart lor A pre-Christmas T ; to an the next tow weeks at solitude to prepare for toe beetle ttto she wfll find in the white House. * * #• Her Palm Boch doctor she to making a "very very rapid" recovery toon the op- day night. TKAVEL WITto JACK Mrs. Ethel Kennedy said toe but they have mutual friends. She said toe and her family plan to remain until Christmas Eve. The Dndtays art not due unto the days “ Kennedy, himself to expected to dig in and remain hare through the holidays when he rejoins his wife, Jacqueline add their two children, today. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy. parents of toe Pradlaet elect, and ether Maatoars of toe paMto to eaoatod. The villa where she is recuperating .from the recent Caesarean Rnhcrt Ifjunmtu mH nth*r •ectkm htrto 0* John F- Kss ■»»pvsjis&ss,?; e stay- troLs toe Atlantic Ocean side of lag at the eight hsdrssns of Geflferd Dudley Jr., a e has made It clear toe hopo Siskins Get 2nd Award for Aid to Handicapped CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, (AP)-Moee and Gantoon Ogr Blessed Mary Story Starts on Monday ■eamaber the moving Christ-nas articles “Legacy el IsW to Jem?" As l Oerwrll In [ Nativity rsesots hi tire detaU the l love story of Mary end espeaaad through their tone of otnage travail to too birth of Don’t raise "Massed Art Tboa, Mary . . beglanlag Monday In The Ponds e Press. tinguished Service Award tor the 7m salvage people^ have received the PresWtont's Die-' •WKgj JUUM, i The philanthropists are'the only idhriduato ever to receive the award twice. It is presented each lor the greatest notional use-handicapped But It's Legal MONTPELIER, VL (UW) -Attorney General Thomas Debt-voise said that , in 190 there will be at least three counties to Ver-wh<^ the state’s attorney paem mmruM and oo (or farm sorpiuaes are at the and in price support loans at Agriculture. If — Government storage facilities bursting point. The cost of owning tpports la creeping upward. News-government's investment in them Source: U. S. Department Order Eased Up te on Dependents Exemptions Art listed Letting Some Gts Keep Families Spanish Manor CORDOBA. Spain (API - Kta* audouln and hto Spenlsh bride tort toe tort night of tteir honeymoon In a magnificent manor home attached to a Momentary monastery high in the Ooniobeee WASHINGTON (AP)-Tbe gov I * * * ____. __> h. ——. ... The royal newtyueds arrived emment has meed Ha w**™; la(> Thu^ ^STby plane at osl order limiting the mmtoer rt'Stvy)a.a p»kl> Airport r?iUtt7 ^Wendente mnra IWy drove (ram the airport to New them are toeptotom tor eome|tt» village of Homaduatoa and MtSait n,miiy 13 m°M **> *■» Orttfaator Preeldent ameho*- moontaina to toe srtate of the1 " £»*■■■ i*v‘e* Mamet de Salima, callad San mm abroad could have no nonkiM, than a total of 300.600 depmlmte . living with them. He listed no ea- *• . » 3h jaasaSfMtas Battling Elsenhower's order last Nov. 17 to Save Adrian Plant stemmed from this country e ef-j fort,.to *>?t>r,th* ** 5* *** WASHINGTON UP - MkMgan’al toe United Stales to torrid coup: ; Democratic Sam. Patrick V. Me-trw. American servicemen and ptmtp a m»t today! thrir families grtnd Amsricen1 tTmw sas«.aLS3bar-<-,*-,^ tor Antedeae **l hy Miihe iatert move came whm tool long Lloyd'' h- Lloyd Morons *81 INGUSH TOED 2-DOOR laMbahf,«Ue HAC walls, t**a Nice JL J 99 lit EOSEL 4-DOOR Automatic Tiesi. Hester. 87AE Whit*wells. Power Steering #11*1 and Brakes. One Ownee ■ WW 'St UXCOLN PIEMIEBE 4-Di. 595 '58 Flraeitk Sport Sab. Wifii Automatic Tirana. Bodio. CJ |A|a ■outer. Whitewall*. Power *| #|1|| S£r.~i*mkm:..0r ifWv '59 VAUXHALL 4-DOOR *995 Automatic Trann. Radio. Cl Baator.WklMvecdls.FWII 1 Radio. Heater, White- . walk, btoa Mica . 58 RAMBLER—Americoa 2-Dr. Radio. Baatar. White- 8CAC walls Wlfv .ftfKirikl^rmTrkgh niCRCURY 232 S. SAGINAW •• PONTIAC LINfmNI 4* FEdcrcl 2-9131 .4. H -'SAFE buy-best pe-~ur- ^ MERCURY-CONTINENTAL-COMET-ENGUSH FORD 'j' Pt*!T-P,,^*lV*lto the dtopoml of surptm goveno- u—______* Ptorta would ghw pnrtwmm least 60.000 more torn too arigh to gidtora who would continue to nal 900,000 dependent. will be al- tatataTemlm lowed to stay ahroed. In all, there wsw. aurpmt are 4M.OOO military depandarts __ .. „ ^ . abroad. The gteem MstMaiiy Os of la addHton. the memorandum | slows down the effect of the pree-j Identlal order by canceling a *> »■ tem of strict monthly quotas of] ■eductions supposed to begin nextj month I WMHI9G9NiBiMMG| Under the new setup, each eerv- Torrance. CaUt. has bid ia.to6.oab. toe determines its own monthly!saying it wishes to continue op-quotas. In, all probability few crating the plant, servicemen ordered abroad In the] McNamara and Hart have beginning of 1961 will travel wlth- atoed GSA Administrator Prank-out their fauniUos. UK G. 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EM 3-4171 THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, i960 THIHJY-SEyy WE *MIS8 THE BOAT.* SAYS CLEVELANDER Pdnfiqc Area Sports Facilities Need Tourist By BRUNO L KEARNS Spoetej Uttar, PentiM Press About 1:00 ajn. one Saturday morning during a hoary basketball night, a call came to tho Press sports desk from a man In Clereland. Can you giro the the locations of the ski areas a«td the lirinf quarters hi your; arts?” he asked. "We understand yea have some pretty good skiing ap there, so my two keys sad myself want to lease la “With SB ttm lakes aad golf courses in the saau aad winter sports la the whiter, yea people sure i the beat by not entering for seme tsarist trade end up telling the person to go up around Pontiac, there's some good skiing around there and Its leas than an hour’s rids.” This i ”HpV did you get to inquire about skiing around Pontiac?” weasked him J '• J*' V - ■ were visiting flnmds at a lake around Pontiac last sumnur and had a greaftotee fishing gad swimming, and we ware told there were good ski areas there,” he replied. g stranger from the Cleveland area talking. ♦ £ wr j Is the Pontiac area missing the boat, as be. says, by not doing mode to cater to the tourist trade? - We boast of our county's 433 lakes, 36 golf courses, 91 bowling alleys. 7 ski areas, and other numerous summer and winter sports facllittte. But we boast to ourselves and make little effort to let other in Michigan and other states know what natural wealth there Is around here. >■ mMfi £ £ An Ann Arbor newspaperman told this writer the other day: "We have been oaked many times, where a person cpuld go skiing without going hundreds of miles. I always Local ski club owner lee Koaik admitted that a >mes from the Te- i Koaik great percentage of his sU trade teea lede and Cleveland areas. “This has warranted my advertising In those areas,” be said. ' Why then wouldn’t it be beneficial to this area of' Okland County—the, ski people, golf people, bowling people, hotels, motels, lake businesses and boat clubs (water skiing, fishing, boat.llverlec, akin diving clubs, recreation areas), industries, shopping centers, etc.—to get together And lay out a format which would appeal to tourists? £ £ £ t ■ . Many communities In upper Michigan use winter sports alone as their lifeline for tourist trade. It may be argiped that industrial pjattae doesn’t have to depend on tourist trade, but It certainly appears that this area has a tremendous advantage to offer a tourist year-round activities. ‘ It would mean developing lake activities for public, use, It would mean setting various schedules for tourist it would mean brochures or publications listing maps and dally or weekly schedule of events, originating probably through the Chamber of Commerce. £ £ £ It would call for a lot of hard planning,1 good advertising and hospitable smile from the local natives to welcome the tourists. Everyone tells us we are missing the boat. There’s no doubt we are. Practice Session Called Off at PCH Braves, Pull mjuirca i i?u Ploy Flint Control 3 Tonight; Lineup Now Is Problem % By BOX CORNWELL Injuries and illness canceled Pontiac Central’s scheduled practice session Thursday on the eve, ef an all-important Saginaw Valley i ______ _ Conference basketball game with' CHICAGO £ * IfVed Hutchinson of the Reds ** ***• National League with sliest Indfauw taatgkt hi the PCW the season in deals involving three, 2. The, Reds kept Jay and sent J Cincinnati. j McMillan at short, Ed Mathews ‘ front-line pitchers and two in-pitcher Cal, McLiUv and Pizarro President BUI Veeek of the at third, Frank Boiling at secondj Art Van Biota's dr lending fielders to the White So* tor third base-[While Sox blamed pitchk« main- and Joe Adcock at first Billy VaBey (bamptana are In midnight telephone negotia-man Gene Freese, fly few losing the I960 pennant sad,Marital will be a reserve inflelder I far flrem bring a towttfey Mint lions, 21 hours before tonight's to-j Officials of all three dubs said ’’the addition o( McLish and tor IMa traits! test. - fterieague trading -deadline, the agreed that each team had been Ptarro will give the staff | l clubs nude these switches: Improved in the deals. boost.” Four of Van Ryrin's key pltjeri, i.The Braves sent buriers Juan I "I hate to gtve up McMillan.1 * * * were missing yesterday snd two.ptarro and Joey Jay to the Rads a fine ball player and a gentle- At Milwaukee. Braves General Reds and Chisox a Three-Way Trade AWAIT CHAMPS TONIGHT - Oat to spoil Pontiac Northern's debut as defending Inter- MrUnU „___ _i L*1®* champion tonight will be them Waterford i Skippers shown with coach Jerry Wallace. They ** veterw^Johnny Logan) ^ ^ to right. Bob Readier. 6-7 Mike Gotme- others still had the lingering at-facts of odds so Central's veteran! head mentor decided that g final pre-game wortmut would be of Ifftle or no value. Roy George Fed, the Chiefs agltel frfoot-3 forward, is bothered throat infection. Diehm has a McCauley It bursitis of ttve guard Bob Smith has blitten on both diet. Add to this list th< guards Andy Roach Couaer, who have been slowed! down by colds, and you get an idea I of the Chiefs shaky physical condition. MeOaaley deHalhty won't] play, bat Vaa Rnia egaiva that the waakda ri the sqaad w»* I he ready few settee. “The boys ate tired.” Van RyajpJ said. ''They've worked real hard) this week and maybe it's Just as well we skipped practice. They need the rest.*' Assuming that everyone is able to pity tonight. Van Ryiia's probable starting lineup will be Fed and Ctatence Douglas wards, Paul Brown at center and Roach and. Diehm at guards. Big Bradail Pritchett will be on the bench when the action begins- The aVpound. M Pritchett haa loot his starting Job. least temporarily, on account of lazy and indifferent play is Central's last two games. The CMafa tost hath of them, a HR ffcfcteg by Otaaaa Patote and last week's »« setback al the hand* at Arthur MM ta their Iragar opener. They hegaa the 1NMI season wMh a 71-66 triumph aver Bdsel Ford. Pontiac’s hopes of retaining the (VC crown balance this toning. The Chiefs are shooting tor their 3rd straight Valley title and 4th in the last five yean. They cannot afford another* defeat now. The loss to the Httlites has already, made the road ahead a steep one and another reversal might be fatal. Flint Control, 1957- I champion, comes here with % 2-0 |, record and a high-scoring machine that haa piled tip 1?4 point* in at shortstop tar 1661 and indicated4 be may be traded. McLish, a 35-year-old righthander, had a 4-14 record for the Rads last season after a sensational 1M mark at Cleveland in 11966. * * * Pizarro, 23-year-okl southpaw, 'was 7-7 for the Braves with s < 54 earned run average and right-1 ; hander Jay, 25. was 9-6 with 3.29 ! ! McMillan, 30. batted » tor the {Rads, Including' 10 homers and 4t|j runs-batted-in. ly. Gene Riabucha, Ed Stigers, Gary Moran, Dave Goff, Bob Newman and Dick Shipman. It will be- the season home opener for Waterford after two non-loop beatings on the road. PNH Plays at Waterford Lake Orion Defeats Clawson in Thriller Freese, who win be 27 next month, drove In 79 rant tor the Sox and had 17 homers. He batted .273. He came to the Sox last charare for'ramrlder * Johnny* C«r ® *** °*kland B League basket-. All seven teams have been in-riiange tor outfielder Johnny Cal-^ ^ eotMnuH to ^ contests at least trend, coaches, players and fansjonce and usually twice this Many of the games have been decided in the last minute of action. The deal, which crossed leagueLn. C nrrrliTir «_ Unro when the Red. got shipped Pizarro and McLIah to the *“ . . White Sox, was the fourth since * * the interieague trading period In Another of the league's many began Nov. 31. squeakers. Lake Orion edged Claw- Lake Orion's victory followed the * . 4 # son 50-47 on the Clawson floor!same pattern. Trailing by one point Originally scheduled to expiiv;l**t night. iwith a minute and a half to ptey. All l-L Teams Are in Action as Play Opens Huskies Are Favorites to Retain Title Won Last Season The Inter-Lakes 1 _ its season tonight with three games IIAC Gets Into Action players involved In a three way deal between Milwaukee, Chicago White Sox and ClnctonatL Pitcher Juan Pizarro ileft) aad Joey Jay (center) of the Braves were traded to the Redlegs for inflelder.Roy McMillan (right). The Redo - kept Jay and sent Pizarro along with pitcher Chi McLish to the White Sax to exchange tor second headman Gene Freese. I last midnight, the deadline was extended 24 hours after the one-day postponement of the player draft to stock the new Waiting-ton and Loe Angeles American League franchises in Boston earlier this week. > * * Earlier Thursday, the Philadelphia Phillies traded pitcher Gene Conley to the Boston Red Son for another right-hander. Frank Sullivan. If nothing rise, it tanks as the tallest trade of the winter. Conley, who had an 8-14 record with the Phils last season, stands U. Sullivan, who was 6-16 with the Red Soot, is 64. #■ ♦ * Other interieague trades, both! Brown's Lead Is Threatened Taylor of Green Bay On)y 88 Yards Behind Cleveland Fullback ~jthe Dragons forged ahead, 4646 * * ♦ on two quick baskets by Bucky Defending champion Pontiac j Craven. They held on tor the win. Northern travels to Waterford. The Dragons now have a 2-2 league and overall record, daw-! son Is 1-2. Avondale and Oak Park are the only unbeaten*, bote victories hy each team have been Titans to Go Com Huskin’ Saturday DETROIT < API—The University, will be reversed tomorrow night [State will go after Its fourth vic-J _ _____ „ of Detroit Titans will try to shuckjwith SIU at Contra! and Eastern tory at Case Tech and Detroit player to be designated later bom NEW YORK (API—Jim Thytor. Green Bay’s crunching fullback, has suddenly turned up as the chief threat to win the National! Farmington is at Southfield Waited Lake plays at Barkley. team given PNH a Craven arid towering Dan Reed< seed the Lake Orton triumph with 17 points each. Duke Shoup dropped in 16 for the losers. announced during the winter base- Football League ground gaining! ri'jra t Jr. mu* [bail meetings in St, Louis last!Hite—something that has belonged) n,* * * m ii Shoup “ ' week, included: Second baseman Bolling and Wok Hairs eager* have L play and Although the Hwktea are not n tall team, they have an excellent rabounder in El center Steve Thompson who can dunk the ball. There is some good size on the [to Cleveland's Jimmy Brown since‘ n«a««r k V» « he entered the league four sea-jitt*n ~ the Nebraska Corohusken Saturday night to a basketball garnei at the U-D memorial field house. Both teams have identical S-l| records this season. Ike Tltaos l i invading Eastern Michigan. |Tech, which has lost five in a row, In other garnet, tonight, Wayne|pteys at nilnoia Tech. PNH Dunked, 71-34 la a rahw sway from I— hm m ^a «■ Firsts for Northern Lafayette, lad. the Detroit Tigers to the Braves tor Outfielder Bill Bruton, second baseman Chuck' dottier, catcher Dick Brown and relief pitcher Terry Fo*. And ... * * * Pitcher Johnny Antpnellt outfielder Willie Kirkland from the San Francisco Giants to the i ago. * * * |< Taylor has rolled up 1,059 yards to helping bring the Packers to the brink of their first Western Conference title since 1644. This is only 88 behind Brown, and each has a game to play. But Brown must face the New York Giants this week, the stingiest team against ra v«11pv^ Prtor *® ,hu tea*. Detroit had) Defending champion of the.with 21.3 to the 50 freestyle **1!inflelderoutflekier Harvw Kncnn Jff* to *** b**krtball Thursday night. ■?wV^^(been ranked third nationally in [North .Suburban Swim League, 1:15:6 in the butterfly reapectivety. ^**eAi* Saturday aftetnaut. Tky-i Town A Country posted the easy [the Associated Press Basketball .Thurston, took every first place Defeat came few Madison in tint pa»». i L II J T poU. _ !and gave Pontiac Northern swim-1 relay* as it did the night be*0**- PiftSulirQu llSu IWO Town & Country Tips Police Cagers, 51-37 Mike Fedynik and Bruce Norton aw top scorers who appear to be u their way to having n good eason. Waterford will counter with seer- ~ tog ace Bob Newman. Ed Stigers and Dave Goff. Dick Shtpmen, the taUeat regular at M, has yet to be a scoring threat. Gary Moran will probably be the other starting guard.' The other two games must ha rated a tern eg. Famtiagtsa. aty victory ever e N-si read at Bay Oeetral In their 8VC Dowdy probably will Cloyce Dickerson (64) and Dick Horning (6-2) at fortrarda, Jim Tolea (6-1) at center and Rick Moore (6-1) and Jorry (5-101 at guards. Regular center Jim Merriweather (Wt, hampered tv an Injured ankle, may r some action against the Chief*. This wUl be Central's tidal game untfi Friday, Dec. 30, when the Chiefs meet City rivet Pontiac Northern at PNH. Flint Northern Is bust to Arthur ran and Bay City Central visits Saginaw High to complete to-SS VdHay schedule. The only game the two c have in common this season is that with Utah State. Nebraska beat Utah by five points and Detroit did it by Juat two points, k ★. ♦ Nebraska, which trails fci the aeries, three games to one, Is mate b£ Its first Detroit appearance since 1938 when Titan coach. Bob Calihan, then a U-D AI| America player, led the Detroiters to a 33-32 The warmup period Is over for the state’s two representatives to file Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Contorsnce. mem a real dunking, 71-34. Fred Kern, who might have gained a first in one of the short distance freestyle events for PNH, ill and did not make the trip. In another swim meet, Madison teat fay the same score for the second day In a row yesterday. Hamtramck beat Madison. 95-50. Utica did ft the night bite*. The lorn gives PNH a 24 season record and a 6-1 mark in the Teague, Madison's Eric Machnick and Mike Comstock set varsity marks In swim action tonight Pontiac Central travels to Flint Central and Birmingham goea to Hazel Park. PNB-TBUBmON SUMMARY M frMtlTl*—Bruc* Bore* (Tl, Dick Mk. iTi. Dsn TtrMkrtb (THR). Ttau: 4W timllkj BUI Dtrkis (T), Kirk atrwtrt ^PXH>t Kirk Oould (PtaKT "IS bot*«rfijr_— Mil atm (T). Bin Lambert (T), Phil W*Us tTMl). TUu: i*o 'baakskraka — law SplckaaU . Chuck maas (Finn, chaw UaM Cranbrook Is Downtd !|fT?2' rjS *' Eastern entertains Southten Dli-oto tonight and Central plays boat to Eastern Illinois. The opposition fend its second toss of the son yesterday at Riverside, Ont. Bjante.Btaarw fas*: INI tranttr rajaKt. The Craaet managed 17 shots n goal but coakta't dent the nukwkaT-npa' Q*- , ■____ Fielding Champions CINCINNATI (* — The pennant-winning Ptttsburnto Pirates and the seventh-place Chicago Cubs each had two individual fielding champions fei 'Ikg in the 1960 oat * But official averages, released yesterday, showed the team fielding titte again went to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a neck and neck race with the Pirates and t Cincinnati Reds. dtest have , cte of backs to gain mare than L006 yards , rushing ta one season. game against San Francisco. A * * Louis' John Oow, idle last week, is third with 868. Nick Ple-troaante of Detroit replaced JJ>. Smith of San Francisco in the No. 4 spot. Ptetrosante has gained 778, fifth, 686. Individual champions Here second baseman Mszeroakl and catcher Smoky Barite Cubs’ wluuera wen shortstop Ernie Banks and pitcher Dick 51-3? after romptog to a 32-15 halftime advantage. Baldwin Merchants won the forfeit over Pesry Park. ; A 19o 2nd quarter spree with Roger Reynolds canning eight of his 16 points sparked T & C Ray Burrows added U to the cause. Smoky Burgess tallied 14 for the Police — eight to a rally. IS Sr H m*** Pro Nat Bid CcSSm, ckl " __ _ 1. Plum. Cto. lit Cvn W1? 1 Obtta*. Bata. M IS W M IX a y.s’kiw. rau. m m an a a a *. vmt. m. n i m u ut aufeaew. Dai. as in -nsi u r.n a Wade, L. t. w ■ ■ » ad LiiSa Tirtii n w t an ■ Mb a a. MS p up t T J “ mw uo u an til s ii i u ia Brudla. a r . SYDNEY (APi-Neale Fraser. _ . Australian Davis Cup star, said j j [today he had turned down a new offer from Jack Kramer to tom professional with a guarantee of $50,000 tor two yean. Italy's ace, Nicola Ptetrangell, also said be planned to reject a pie career. MI wifi talk to Kramer next Wedoeeday to Sydney,_________ rangeli said. "But I am, not pro- Tonight s games should show where the strength to ta the league after Pontiac Northern. Should Waterford upset tiie Huridea, then wqs Two Ctosa Gamas in Watarford Loop A pair of cloae games leataed Waterford Recreation Departamt basketball last night aa LateBad Pharmacy won in Clnaa A while Ron s Sunoco and R * R Motors were “8” victors. Dick Han led lakeland with 17 i a 0845 aad over Spencer Floors. Dick Rohe got 16 ta da-teat. Ron's drubbed'Drayton Ditto 6441 led by Casey Caveil's ti R A R. down 1*0 early, tripped FVaatop 61-52. Jerry Haraack Mi PM Felice of the i ' Froetop's Oelaad < scored 19- Illness Takes Four Players, i x Qjy^ift ofsays so mucjl^ ****•♦• ISTALLED FR[f in 15 MIN THIKT^ -BIGHT THE POKTIAC PRESS, FRH3AY, DfeCEMBER|6, IMP Named Most Valuable CHICAGO (API ~ 4 • guard Tom Brown of I the Bis Ten’* most valuable loot-ball ^l*yer of ft> 1969 season. Brown, a ?43pounder who also won The Associated Plea*' Lineman of the year award and the Football Writers of America Out-land Award as the season's outstanding tackle or guard, dominated the moat valuable poll conducted by the Chicago Tribune. Vacancies on Schedule Waters Isf Searching toy 'Good' Opponents Coach, Frank (Muddy) Waters ofjAdrian and Olivet by lopsided' Hillsdale is looking far “good,!scores, Now Kalamazoo is way j_ small college teams” to fill out down and we are doing the same M 1960 mamrs Save Op It 91M Wilna lilt Stitt. lac. M40 M HIM Mi BriM ns s-nas wo a-w WRESTLING Friday, D«* 16 Mfci wami on **—y mm PM. - Tag team match so rm Mm k un Wat •> Oaml ■uegim Imr* CMBNs u4 *u lit, TtrrlMa Tot»- BIT t. EICRT his 1961 football schedule. Throe vacancies appeared whenj Adrian, Hope and Kalamazoo announced they would not compete |against the Dales. Their decision! came on the heels of Uillsdale’i two-year suspension imposed by the MIAA presidents. Hillsdale severed' Its lt-year-•id rolattenshlp with the conference Thursday. Northern Michigan is set an the Dales' schedule for next fall-date has yet to be settled with NAIA champion Lenoir-Rhyne College. Olivet has indicated it want* to play Its scheduled contest. Tlie remaining football playing MIAA colleges — Alma and Albion «•* have made no announcement. But Albion’s athletic department is known to be in favor of continuing the series which started in 1891. Waters hat posted. a fabulous record at Hillsdale after taking over as head coach to 1953. The Dales have shared or won seven atraight conference championship* since then. They have lost only MIAA contest hi that time. mufflers GUARANTIED Mate In tbs Mineral Bowl, this latter contest triggered the controversy that led to Hillsdale's from the MIAA. Not only does Water* have the problem of fiffing bis football schedule, as athletic director he must aim find opponents for the basketball, baseball, cross country, track, tennis and goU squads. While Hillsdale has dominated the MIAA in football during Waters IK' as head coach, T sports have faired only “average In MIAA competition.'* In fact, the basketball teams have posted only two winning seasons in hie last 21 years. Waters said before Thursday's news conference that ‘Tm kind of relieved" at leaving the MIAA. Tt hasn't bow Any fun for me or the players to beat teams like NO REGRETS - coach Frank (Muddy) Waters appeared to be relieved that Hillsdale has withdrawn from the MIAA. He is now faced with the schedule problems of an Independent. Amazing Red Wings to DETROIT ■«, wall AraoM Oota, Freak Spadafore, Jtm j This aleo holds true for the gg IIUJ jamr, Haat. Kirkpatrick. Charles Palalaa, Jtan Iiiwharh Invfiil' ~ • ■ ‘3w 1 ...*.«*>.*> snarsnaps IUvIKAIvII JVf IUI I, pass|;n Crowd MU Remain. Norm Andre**, Treary, BerJ Gerjekiaa, Ed Ava- Fraak Afirell. H. Harts. Vie Sled- deaka. Rea HIU. Coach Laid Down Law; The ring will bg Jay Huffman, the outstanding' , Lttieriy Bowl. player a year ago: Stew Barber, a 233-pound tackle: veteran guard Bill Popp and Jtan Smith, a 230 pound junior tackle who fas the moat Improved player of the season, and Jtan Blasen-' stein. Bob Mitinger and Dave1 Robinson, all fine players. The nationally televised game i NBC starting at 1:30 pm. ESTi j with National radio coverage la) the fifth bowl encounter for Oregon, j NHL Standings Your Choice Likt Now Condition Immediate Delivery CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATES - AVAILABLE Eboni! BOWLING BAGS ...from SHOES .. ......... .from Wherever You Live—Tum to TURNER Your mthoriaed Ebonite der&er 464 WOODWARD- BIRMINGHAM It S-4SS5 FRIDAY-SATURDAY- SPECIALS! FOR EVERYMAN ON YOUR LISY GEORGE'S 7 % t 11 TORTT , THE fONTIAC) PRESS. ntlPAY. DECEMBEB 1». 1W 1 TT ■ Packers Can Win Division; Title i Three-WayTTe Injuries Might Hamper Las Angeles in Contest on West Coast LOS ANGELES (API — The {Green Bay Packer* Saturday {■hoot lor the Weatern Conference title and then lor the National Football League champlonriilp-| honors they last captured in 19M. : The Packers face the resurgent :Los Angeles Rams hi Memorial ! Coliseum in a game that holds cetbr Results par afcft WIN DRIED FIR $15.90 aw last m. n. tl« IS—14—U-ft. Leailhi PATTERN #106 Garage Siding $135.00 pm um ae. ri rii.li in cms ««e cam DICKIE Lumber MM MtCHABD LASS ED. Kne HefSer FS 4-SASS H*.r, UM.ru 1.S* < SiM Ml. til I f H .-Claw* Snei|. Pontiac Stale lank Christaas l Chera! Concert Sot., Doc. 17 11:00 A.M. High Scheel Saginaw at Lawteaca BTaKes Reuned owwaoii An* UTtf JL CJ. C.n mjaaOMs . rmlit Frau fl.U FROM PCM - One of Pontiac Central's top candidates for individual honors at- the 1st Oakland County wrestling' meet this weekend is Art Fowlkes, a 112-pounder. The action will he at Berkley. t. I-'UOM PNH — \ pounder Mat Oswalt will lea l j !j*y. L. ~ ' , _ .. the Conference. Pontiac /Northern into the 1st pau, HomuQg and hto Oakterid County Invitational paeker matea can haul down the' wrestling toumamen' at Berk-Jty’s N6rup Jr. High tonight. 1 Packer mates crown with a victory or even, aj tie. A toss will throw the loopj l into playoffs involving the Balti-l ' more Colts or San Francisco ; 49ers, and the Detroit Lions. * * * j The Philadelphia Eagles already own the Eastern Conference title. ! Coach Vine# Lombardi's visitors. with a record of 7-4-0, are i favored by 10 points. I Upward of 00,000 are expected! in Memorial Coliseum. Fourteen high school teams Annua] powers Hazel Park and The game will be televised na-i started competition late this after- Berkley are considered favorites j tionally via CBS, starting at 1:35 noon in the 1st Annual Oakland j with Southfield and the Pontiac p.m., PST, with Southern Califor-[County Invitational WrestllngTour-j schools rated highly. nia blacked out, Inament at Norup Junior High In j Norup is on Manhattan Street | Last week Hornung. slopping j Berkley. _ near Tytor between Cooiidge and through the mud The prep battlers will battle , Greenfield, through the evenbig and resume i tomorrow at 10 — 1st County Wrestling Meet Under Way PLAN A VICTORY - Coach Gene Wright and St. Frederick sparkplug Mike Pied hope they were planning a victory in this little talk at prac- tice. The Rama boat strong St. Janie* tonight in an important Suburban Catholic League gam# at Madison Junior High. Cental and Northern of Pea-Her, both unbeaten. Waterford, Park, Royal Oak Doadero, Oak Park. SoathfleU and Fttagerald head the Nat of entries. Water-lord has woa two straight slaee dropping tt* opener to PC1I. -Fitzgerald is located outside the-j county but to in the meet as a charter member of the group! which formed the new tourney, j Most schools go into the rugged j affair with at least two matches hi the record books. Northern Jsj an exception with wily ’ over Donrifro thus tar. Waterford Has 14 Cage Teams Kezar Stadium, personally wrecked the fillers with a touchdown tend two field goals, 134). •* * * i Ram hopes may already have-been wrecked If all their injured: players are as wounded as Ike club claims. . , Officially -out are quarterback1 {Frank Ryan and pass-catching. League Play Heads Prep Slate Tonight NBA Standings ro. An,.:.. ClDctonttl ;xs Sjs vM MT1 04 5 Class A Squads, 9 h 'B' Clubs Comparing!^ at Crary and Pierca ageiast Whitmore Lake, Uttan I The Suburban Catholic and TH-j seeks No. 2 meeting Lake Shore. County teems wifi be completing! «"■“ P*lte->aa< iplay until 1S80 as will Crtnbrook. b“kMb*"i tZTc&fZ “S:'- Dv. OnwMuri. E...: to meet Maamee, Ohio. Shrine {Detroit. Hazel Park. Shrine, Mt vs. St. Patrick, Lapeer travels Clemens. Dondero, Oxford, Orton-1 Ommm Is at (villa, Oak Park, Troy and North Remains and Farmington Oar I, Branch. Avon, Orton, Imlsy City, .arid Lamphere finished previously.j Good Advance Sales The Rams, slight favorite for Uth Buy the Christmas Gift for Papa that will make Vlliivnft NMIIUMIM 1961 MODEL! be new Wright Pew Sew tor 1M1 is tae Nghtari I ode! Onlp IS pound. nrith hw red Mode. IpostoNr hhh . . . builders . • • msifiri. Cam# in and tee By CHUCK AH VIK rr m't'&VZ* “ST* ” 66-yardtouchdown run was,:masdn tonight. ^ enough to beat the Baltimore1 St. Frederick and St. Michael, Colts last week. 1 - The Chios® F1"* A _d22L7,i ,pon“” and kicker Danny Villanueva bt££a back to wallop defend- *l'Sox re. *■ Pun,*‘ ! >»* rh.mptoa St. Benedict. They ta iSn?ttetet sSre L ?*S!b Gnn’ I * * * i ,re now tea tonr-nay tie for Snd fita?cStor "^naCy^ Green Bay has a sound team., Hith one of the teem. In the knot —a new high for the ciud ior mis d s c Covenng, Har- hich was ^ true when the .-v„- ___ Jotoaao * tS Sm .l^t morith ini i* <****** d^laaL^Sl.^ Mtt» LyteU * Oolgrove.|the flnal^nimite. 3540. Both Horn- a"“or Si.TL™!0!! rmniMMn ** ** Umphzey. 'ung and fullback Jim Taylor were Mike "hd SL ,h* iboori that by S3S0,0Q0 In 11. _ Nlne playing in thejpaV. hampered that afternoon byiother pair in the tie, will be play-, |Class B locgi. The sponsor! and injuries. jinE at Be*fby Ponfi*c Northern. ; managers include: Bart Starr handles the quarter-(Coach Jtan Niebauer’s Shamrocks Drayton Drug, Mike Harrington; backing with Boyd Dowler slated dropped a close one at St. Rita Troatop, Cle Chartoneau: George’. to ^ at right half. ■' ■** Orckard Lake St R n ••homd’* nllevs has meant little In Super Service. Max Jarrett; Greek Waterfield describes the Packer|Mary. - , Bowling on Horn# Rileys naa meani UUie m Merchants. Sam Savis, Kuhn’s,attack as perhaps the best bal-j * * * !the previous chtmpionghip rounds Of the Pontiac Press Auto Wash, Dick Kuhn; Jatamiijanced in the league. TT the Rams The Eaglets, a surprising 0-2. IBowlerama and the same will likely hold true 8undav * Anderson, Ronald Tolea; ftori’a can throttle the run-pass optlon wiU be at St. Rita while Royel Oak thA 4th anniial tnumament romea to a close at Sunoco Service, Ron Cook; Steve’S ptoya of Hornung. not to mention jSt Mary ^ St » Rjtai*1*11 the ;th mnugl tournament comes lO a Close ai Market, Jim Batchelor; RRR Mo-'Taylor’s barreling’ runs, the con-l^ Royal Oak head the pack atlLstewood Lanes. tors. Phil Felice. • jtest could be ctoae. iA. ^ Two of the three past champions won the crown gvmiitas Scnn. totoPieme S This entaiu overpowering atre-i "j °"'*p *" whUe compeUng at a fairly strange establishment beat- tor high schools with the first mendobs line on etfenae which in-; j** V?1, ing out several regular members of leagues at the site— game starting at 7:15 p.m. The cludea Jim Ringo. Jerry Kramer,, »7. Wayne-OMamm^Seem Cee {public is invited and. there Is no Fred Thurston and Bob Skoron- Hur0n Bowl admission charge. ski. 1W/LWi' ^ *** ,>ak,"H, * — COMfRII. M UCMT wm« WtlCSTI 19 LBS. with BAR and BLADE LOW DOWN PAYMENT— LONG TERMS SALES and SERVICE 921 Mt. Clement Street FE 3-9830 LEES Frame By CHUCK ABAS Dick Cork and Joe Myers ♦ . HOMER HMMT Owner SEE US FOR EXPERT SERVICE ON • CHEVROLET • PONTIAC • BUICK 75 Minutes from Pontine Homer Hight Melon io« S. WASHINGTON ON M-24, OXFORD INMNlbA 1-2521 Maris Beals Out Mantle lor A.L. Slugging Crown ROCK SALT 100# •*« *2.29 Pouring Wool/ Insulation Bag 89* Eeoieuy Studs 2s4-r fc39c 1a2 Farrias Stada 2' tta. a. Prof in (shod Plywood V-Grooved Mkgy. f[ 4a-V«M $489 Sheaf PONTIAC 1 •31 OAKLAND AVI , 1x6 ROOFING I0ARRS $7500 m , UMBER ca L FE 4-0*13 were fellows who turned1 John Lorang, who tailed to make | Birmingham Seaholtn will visit,the trick. Joe Tinson, the i the grade, roiled 740 in the B A M Hazel Park seeking its initial vie- other winner, had been a House League soon after. Ward tory of tha y*ar. East Detroit will Huron bowler j Richards had a 266 game. Then be guest of powertul Feradato and, m.n «m were 41 **m** of 200 or more and Royal Oak KimbaU U at Port}. U1 600 series. Old Milwaukee Huron in other EML play. !?? ,n* awa# ™*”- T"*y „ „ totaled 3150.actual. Playtime 3013 * o n S1 Bnd Grwo** ^301 a ta t'Amta 5Jrrty^' m ^ KuUta': ginia Brancheau got a splk In the tits Roaeville ,____ nil.11fUr .. 9th' frame of her last game to mlm in the Tri-County pair. Oxford eml*,1**?*, — ” quaiiner by two pins of being the 1st woman _ , S on^tii0"1 Ut*rr‘. ■«!. m «8VI.«.. H* a» h BOSTON UP - New York’s! Washington tied for third wlth^ ^ ta ^ sec !rSrtS' **** *am* k Sylvan Social lono.’ ■ jyjQ j,jg DU^ tEEITUUBtC |, J34 j ■ , 18St MiRdBy • DEFTSyiH? C81DC PlOBE Idtokey Mantle for the American Eddie Yost of Detroit tod the ' ffoe of the tear Wayae-Oaktand Ito making it a sweep at Sylvan orifTs OriO heated Kaha’s Aato iLeasue’s 1960 «i»gring champion-(league is basses on balls, 125. loaders will have ta drop dowa (Lanes. The father-son KuklinaM Wash MH-MSI ta qtafo a hat rship official Irague Statistics!while Jim Lemon of Washington stare Milford and Holly tangle'pair Mt 61) actuals at different tie hi Imperial Oltta leagaa at [show v, (and Sievers drew the most in- at the Broaca eoacL Clarkstan !places. , Huron. fliHTa hnd n 916 stogie. The official records, released to-1 tentional walks, eight each. j *• expected to make Jjt Oy** wU) be hattlfog Lee Natoa tapped tha mdlvidnala day. give Marts a .561 slugging! Mantle, who was second ini ****1 *Narihrille while ^ ^ ^ haaifiras tourney **4-171 , . . Imad-O-Lahaa [percentage and his first title injwalu with 111, struck out the Bri^tau trios to do tbe eame by : gUrdB. ^ beading elooa Oka Irndtoo* rare (that department. Ha had 290 total] most times, 125. It was the fifth keeping West Bloomfield lasing. ar) a( fhdohlnz ta tha featuring SS4* aaelea. Gen Bred-bases op 77 singles. 16 doubles, time he had struck out 100 or more! BtaosteWd Him and (Yarsuaa > . uuagfytag while ' #7 ,,ul r**«,w •*# *■ awraga. Seven triples and 39 homers. times during a season. v1’*® •#•** *■ other Hit. I y.«w#y pute over a Taft-don to halt the strike. Goldberg worked and mad* a aahplaptte isoord that stood for many ysars before It was matched- Ho was admitted to practice at The ago of 21 Worn the beginning te-wtaa later taw- The court allowed the Injunction to stand, end Goldberg lost his earn. But altar it was over, a steel company lawyer came up ta him and said: “Of aourse you wen all wrong, but you argued ' so brilliantly.’' And some of the Supreme Court juatieas themselves have bean quoted as saying privately that they had never heard a mors brilliant presentation in the great marble chamber. The late Philip MW him Into his ptoelworkm Union ss counsel and later as general counsel to the CIO when Murray During World Wav II Goldberg But Goldberg la not a calculating machine. He smiles easily and for 35 yean has gotten along well tn the top echelons of big labor, fie stop is special counsel to the AFLrCIO and , was one of those who Implemented tbh merge the two labor organizations. “ M Goldberg has graying hair, wear* thick-framed black spectacles and dresses impeccably. * * * . Ho was the youngest of 11 children horn to near-penniless Immigrant parents to Chicago. Ha what tt la to be poor. Automobile Industry Silent on Romneys Rebate Plan dais throughout Europe. By all eooonta It. was very effects <* > . iff Goldberg to credited with par-uadinc Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Labor Secretary Jamee P. Mitchell to step to actively to end the deadlock of the record 116-day steel strike that started last fall. dr . \ Goldberg la married to the former Dorothy Kurgans. a well known abstract painter. They have two children. PUBLIC SALK re*, u, ta ism Death Notices nocurep. me. tl ism, asm, a 1144 Sp4b; ass li_lelev3s *a iwvi*Pwffwb* iMM*tet3au! Dm. ft St r BM,. MS Hti SparU-Orlffln c&aptl taXtetJ JtoiH nrku offtcUltoi. Inter -m«nt b) Drayton Plain, Ctrl, •M far Mtvtss sad burial to t&tZ’sn rjKBSS Puasna >sni. tssas tfaitot. HI® tujratsr tl Dowlas i ADA V L5“,* stats or mjcmoah-ib um jrvs- i. father sf Mid! cerntos ChsrlM u4 Leroy Boyer,, Dori Cauee No. 114477 To CharlM L. Rof»r«. minor children. Petition . h ge^^Xh Bff d«p«nd#nt upon I I HP _ placed under tka Jwladkttan of UUa enft’tJm name of UM paeslesf the SUM of Mtchlnn. you art harehy oo- ess |83r^u,..,,T"«.,wr Jfc fi tha forenoon, tad yon are hereby nainpaSM » «•*> panonaUp ai thaU ba cereed by pubUcatloo of a oooy - -»"^C Caint? thu Deputy Probnte Ba*1»»er. dausiitar af froaalat 1 (twin! Lo»an; dear grand of lira. BeaLoaan and Ui alia StdekvaD. Complete omaesaMPM wul oo ant_____I later by the VoorheOa-atpia Pun-oral Bam vhara Ada Loulea «u) no to'ataM, Oswald, one. is. ism. vuyn d , MK) woodbine: in n; betoeea hueband of WnnM M. OsmssT dear fathar of lire. Harvay Pack, Urc. William SUln and BlthaVd X. Otoald; dear brother of tdrs SS^frPsarS- Dec. JT, at > SJB. from the Do nelson-Johnc Puneral Iona, interment In Ottawa Park Coma-tcry,^|M^CWwaid~o^jta ta^itate ■onmT SCHNUDgR. OK. M, ISM, 3IAN Marie, tto S. Beeorlr Avenue; beloved Infant dauahter of Oscar and Ifarsarot Sctmalder; dear eletev of Scott. Louie, Pater. Michael and Joseph Schneider; dear irandaucbMr of Mr. sad Mr*. Harry Luaoa. Prayers will be effered Saturday, Dae 11 at It a m. from the Voorheea-SIple Puneral Home mtarmant In Mt. Hops Cemetery Joan Marla wtlt 11a tn atata at tho Voorhaaa-Stpla Puneral HaaM. TmAtag1 ngftJta.1.' Hta av» r, S Ndouard Casrt; as# -~-mother of Mrs. Luctlle M: dear ______ Thrower, Louis and Ctlt- ----jlstsr of SMphea also survived by aS It 1 p m. from tha Spurke-Ortmn BUM *-*------=1 Ijjjrq Ml. i Areartann MrtsvW after to gtos anvtoga tanta to tops of Ha thae competitors which * acquired tn 1883 and 1954. •lainst anticipated fltatg aid (oc ititaiiis. moai murt tttgtfg aMTffM ^**r' school sgarnttosk Si Fofwwta dalrtoa traded free- - Of tw« bids submitted. OMunu-jehom mate He i ipeiu it ou-ii u &TJItlonaUy tower foilawtag n govern-alty National Busk was low with 88? pi ’ ^ one kw 1.15 per ossst totonat TV|m ahsMa w Pnmtac State Bank sstaukted aijjgkw^: tod ta-UipareMn lalarastl». w , __, funds imro^ad mtas statr akl^^n giaai int-nn Now York Stocks ‘ ka year. 1 OsMit - Ogmi«i ims «m Mr#| •^Tta «. tak. ssEi igri!» were arenas sSto. atatal tart ‘ " * Mr rSUdrra to tatoi la aftMM mn44 |Bi e3e|an5e|tSL ug Sy tctoal toe, toraaw * mmi* , r" *** ^ At last month's meeting, perwto gy JJJJ" ItS rSS told Ills tansi many burnt p HaiH!sS — msESST *• Ow school only partially filled.___________ They asked toe board tor permit-jiMc^rj^toMjg wt^eSulffil By BDf praUBGAB DETROIT. Mtoh. (API - The auto industry today studied without official comment George Romney’s nowwrt American Motors mm by offering buyers rebates of Mot savings bonds. Romney announced ha Sourish to a news I to toad ttem to capacity MULL ALTERNATE PASHEN The hoard last the possibility at laming alternate pamca to pnplW on s busts of tew tor they tlvod froth toe OrinoL School districts do not receive state aid tor transporting chll-j dren Uvtog within a radius of one ami one-half mttm of any octeoL and too board has adhered to this reekkH(4i except to extrema UM |. aMun still lew who aawKrtsS ml wutay m MM. ussimc .sad! Arwwur a Oh - ssnoPL More study to nodded be tore ton! nruz a?s&T».- ....... ........... Head-On Car Crash ^Injures 8 Persons lggr Eight person* wdre tout 1 Brill Etactricnl Contractors have campletad their w ork on the Lutes and Sandburg elementary school*, and toe board authorised a final paymant of RTC tor too worit. Ha acftoa — taken « to* Hpthtoni of n mambae to tit Be ottered oaah lebnteo «*f SO ”r to |M to taynta of Modrt T hi Mb hitawin Ang. L UM,and gj Ang, ». uu iswtddsl ta 0«M ht rib af 1MN i orate of MicnipaHr-te. \ “We believe the greatest stogie JmJSTdwmm?" rest of the auto! - _ RH _ companies to Join him, economic cause of these trends * t**"«u** i{ Is failure to adequately share eco- STtato. __ . no nomte progress with all —tom-US uu"' ora. ... We tadded to do <^ 3»ISBmOTLi*C ■ ex-thing about it and tat Just siti^Su rttLT—■ rfmh nod toe opinion that Honuwy’s around and wait for toe govern- i will create considerable to-;merit or somebody else to do {teTterf i&M to stewa maw tab at and probably help Ida satoa.i something." rnTuynuah «? STpMwMjf ttw probably help He'S a ngterselesman.'- oh-1 wad one man. 'This la bound; Basically toe program calls torlwfirm tocrease showroom tnfl)e.’ia rebate of one $35 bond to anta ffiewS1 This ts a trade way of saytag customer tor each 10 per cent f»-| * ““ more people will come to kwh at RamMera. , 1 Romney la highly regarded by his competitors, both personally an • |H||l g( ■HP .... last yaarin aalmSnSV_________ - which American Motors accom- JSSfBSblSSa .** pUstoa tn the tour months dathre te>gTyn[mM^ tack to Dec. REBATE SCALE I ly aettlag toe American public on tha ktoa of a compact ear-toe which currently to accounting for at toast 30 per cant of aD AID TO ECONOMY White, labeltng to gram simply another way to try to sell more care, moot of th* oh-terms said they were sure Root- jclrcuMMd in mM Covntj. buyer gets one J25 bond. Si *L*jpj5Si SRSw,. w- in bonds; 3D per cent moans $T5 in bands; 10 per cent means $100 in bonds and 50 per cent or more means $135 in bonds. fr * * The plan appliee equally to buyers whether they purchase the tiny Imported Metropolitan or the much larger Ambassador Vt. But ney personally views the achsmeltbsre are certain restrictions. Sri Ul - . .. J . . «_ ;•* n«‘pmK «W nwvnw • cvuounv i i lm3 t! t y —1 miamsr WO The nation, Romney noted, "is These include: DeU mTav1.:: mi currently experiencing a mild eco- made between Dec. ;£*-** '• ■mm* *** ” mr' m - noota slowdown, rising foreign SL The maximum Industrial expansion abroad, eon-$135 la bonds. Tho poynota to ____________I______abroad, con-|$13S in bonds. The program ap- contorence to a plush Now York core over strength of th* dollar,1 plies only in the United Mates, hotel. Ha called K sharing prog- torn of foreign markets and rta- Iho rebate la not applied to can [nas with the neglected consumer tag unemployment. thought by the government. Mfe-U fljjNew Secretary of Agriculture Rond ta Avon TownoMp last nlgkt. Three of to* victims were admitted1 to St. Joseph Morey Hospital. They were reported ta fair condition to-toy- ' Mre. Edward Brown. It, «f 4M ■ la taste Bond. Ito Qrtsn, Is Ms« Helen C Kelley. M. of Lata Orion, received a deep cut on tar - H 'iGov. Orville L Freoman's bid tar ^ ni!a fourth term Now. A they ta ef> ' is { feet boootod him tatp the notional iTmi : \ aa tte aow secretary of f. ! H_ '» |tf '7i c,Sr^^,y uw c ‘ KT?1... S' 8?oa* 4 Protatant-Eloet John F. Kennedy, rfr 3! Sl haa been one of the moot arttco- ___MoUr* .. 4i > Ann Sl liti critic* of Cm Tift Benvn, Others la the same car. Mariiyh *3*05* - JJs tfif w a!?' tl* j l«ncd ter r Voohees-Siple funkral naan re asm r—‘[—"fi Poor |$ two. son, IT, aB of Lata Orton, and the driver of the attar car, Lola E. EUto. 44. af 1174 Astover St, Bfr-tam, were treated at the hoe-tor minor Injuries and re- The board npprereil the annual Waterford Township High Sctao) athletic field budget for 1961. Am tlcipatod revenue from varsity and junior varsity games to $5,900 and expetUM will ho $3,465, leaving a balance of $3.4&. Ten new t e « O k 1 a g contracts were approved by the board. Mtoa Site told sheriff's deputies ahe was traveling south an Rochester Road, when ate loot control of tar oar near Hamlin Road. It owerved across the amnvrovond road into the northbound Broom Ctar. ahe said. Christmas Trot Causes Injury to Girl Drivtr Bringing home a Christmas tree resulted ta Injuries to a Flint girl yesterday whan her car crashed into a Holly Townohlp ditch. MairJBri* Au Clair. 18, ftfld sheriff's deputies she was attempting to on rotary SoSSril mSimIob gggirSy^ " ■Ml «kk aataamea Mr office Miracle MO* HiMUt Center imSi. InMtt, Monitor FE 2~“ or KM 3-S4S8. MM MU IHk M Ml sleunan ml MMkM iMJ i Poattae are*. Oood ear end hone Start M *111 W* OR H S5F^ A DIRECT SALESM AN PrMtM Hla A*n mark»t Hr la Secretary gmit &wse | MARMADUKE By A*4fw * Looming . Rent Apts. Furnished Wrohufo~ Work Wanted M«U 11 a A-l CARPENTER WORK #Sd WRIT. FB HR*. A-i "cAjwftmit. iranj* i Custom cabinet! n I . valuable and Mi accordingly. TRMflfc dot datm loyalty 1 both paal and f Md Bun. Apply » COUNTER AND ORiLL. l 11 p m. Inquire in par- ■ toewood Lane*. 1111 Waal < Toa'taoa Jd’ytey.cf^ , __________ a jssa"&i .ssks , -rfeisjii^ss'*® advantage of botn* completely | rmUm Free*. Box At. t?cumomm ! 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NICHOLIE-HARGER FE 5-8183 Moving atod Traddny 22 1-A Reduced Rates nan MOTDfe^oq11** rfats a R. HAGSTROM •Jig®*?** Hf H3W after t make "ADULT COUPLS AS CARETAKER . , but of motel spinmenli. Perfect for , ■ ns -.tired or pontoon oouple P-- ‘ ilshed unit and all uuHtUe. < — far Intarvtito. BtodtoT Urvlcn 13 d sard ana oaP ATTENTION I A"L A R T AND COMMMelON. PERMANRNT AND CONTINUOUS CMPLOTMENT with better than avenge income ter qualified ap-Uctt|t nMli Mipa baekgreatod. See Mr mm, Mm Hancock Insurance do.. IM Rlker BMf. n Halle ‘ SOCIAL WORKER A1 - SM to weekly to start Rex-ular salary inertaaes. To nil iwmeMeli and future vacanelat a local area. Ex-edlent p tern a Hen si oppor-tonlllas Ah Mlehlran 6rU serrlcs baneflta Must have tWTCbn of collets pref- *-lC SALE. I Pull or gait tlSM.'Ul WntoM Products, especially Vtiamias. lM dap supply, t*.lt. Oft Ml dal supply far IS. nearly 1-monU suppl^tor toil. 1*0 N. Perry AtfTUpr W'ME ----- PbtoLf ftffW aentraetlna. Aleo store mat __ matolln* John W. Caplts. MT *RlCt. HsOCK AMD CEMENT "‘specialty UL a-TSoa'' aBS* cIMStMas sFficiAL Tear basement eonvertad lovely rvtreatlon room tor NO jnatioy down, ueenaod i O’DELL CARTAGE m kmLjk‘' one FB______ —|—- -e - , IMM KB1---------- IN DEBT IF SO LET US i Give You 1 Place to Pay Ease Your Mind WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY. MICHIGAN CREDIT v COUNSELLORS ail. 1«. PONTIAC (TATE BANK ■LDO PE *-e«te Member American Aeeoa. Credit Couneelort ilST-PLOOR, private bath art-X^ 1 LARGE CLEAN ROOK. SIS MO Ladi only. PE Mtdi. 1 BEDRM.. PVT. RATH. KROto-enette ante., felly fan., near MSUO. Perfect tor baceetoT stu- POR COLORED 1-ROOM APART- TBEDROOM MOdERtT WnonLJN S. haddock. Pto l-«l«. dTpKMMS^Me __ FURNISHED APARTMENT. UTILI- ! i BEDROOM TWtitACE, ties furnished, EM per week. Cell I-■*- -la— OR Williams Lake WFZl stn.^ MODERN. TRAILER ROME, tit eii week. Vicinity of Auburn ___MshU, Adults eoly UL HHt NICE « kOOMS. BATH AND OA-raee. West aide. Available now. FE 1-06M or fE HIM ntshed. > oar attached fans*. * Hreplacce. Uvtos and f a ml 1 y Sm ToSTvsrssi Cedar Stoersg Ut Bargase Dstro atiutlas i-ute I NBWLT PAINTED 1 : Rant Apts. UnfErnUh.d381:» ----————™ jBrpBtBa. PIKDRM. BRICK, OAJ HEAT, basement. Inv. J* N S Rlvd For Ret Rm— R I BMinniR WILLIAMS LAKE arlvllanea. naraae. OK 1-Mto.. gfthgl ipijt tit a week. Pt MSP. 'ROOM APAiTMBrr, lit WHK U till ties furnished ft Clark. ROOMS AND BATH, tit PER I week Inquire at J71 Baldwin | ^ PLOOR^ BEL-AIRE MANOR, 4-UtS______.______ 1-BEDROOM. GROUND FLOOR art. entrance, store, refrig, near Blue Sky Theater. IN a mo. PE Painting A Decorating 23 oafl^tsBlSSthr. <§»■ -------^in iTtorn ______________________it him j room ults. only- S Florence Street PI - in social eotanoo years of noont Mid experience ' ease work Car n SaStosr- gaHaa b Js^S10 Hh CaM Huron Suite I T UMI PE taw REACH CASH CUSTOMERS through Classified Ada. Call FE 2-8181. fnix ESTIMATE ON ALL WIR- A lag, will totp. H. a. Monro Electric Co. MBl W. Huron. - km and wa., ________________ • 18T-CLAM PAINTINO AND I fer hggto,. km. Thompa > DECORAT- -snee. Reason- I ______ -™~ -A wMP w—hi»f. Free oat. UL POMS. A LADT nrricRIOR DECORATOR Paperinr PE MHI.___________ BXP. PAWnNO. INTERIOR. WIN-• *— rates. Proa estimates, all t guaranteed. PK (Mil or — 3-7tto. PA1NTINO. PAPERING. RtMOT el Washlni. FE f-MH. tot sTStry A BETTER WAY TO Pay Your Bills HOMEX SERVICES jeWHattsaal Rank Bids-- ‘“*— OLlre 1-Alto and OUr rirby •Imii mu i PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CABD8" __Mar cards tor everyoneI Ponton Lebanese oards. Ribbons Olft wrap, (lit cards and seals Mr convenient leyeway (small deposit required) . Backenstose Rook Store it EAST LAWRENCE PR HIM - lfii~ rate parkins. I PS t-Uto_____ AND RATH. WELL RXATBD AMD maa new Move and rtf rig- « ftoartel ■—*- “ ■ 3-ROOM UPPER. HEAR OUT -Haat. bat water and stove ton-HP nl*hed Clean, modern. PE MSM. { see East Rlvd N. at Valensia rs t ROOMS AMD BATH. RKPRIOKR- 1 iBEDRM~*U>WER. PULL K I --------- -E_ 1 V- jmIM. TKw,--- sfomMQ at bobiR. lor -j« attrastlve r» PE APtt _ PU R N1SHED ROOM. PRIvATS hath and aatraaee Rot plate and ____ I Unens. Iltwk Refareneti EM 2-BEDROOM DUFLfeX wg? iy. iWJUL M 'ip: Automatta Reat - Pull Basement veto home, does In. PR Htli IM». FE 4-7833 ! .^■LFgBgi L tatrdmee. After X • to VeetheU. ________ AND RATE. LOCAittS on. UtlUttos far— ________Ota Pit-uti. _ S-nOOM BUNOALOW, UTILITlS furnished. U Morton hi. MA t-HM I I ROOM SELP CONTAINED CAB-ln. with oil heat. PR Mill 1 APTS » WAUJED LAKE, to ^wiSdn ars.^uy AND 4 ROOMS. 6AA HEAT - • PE e-Nifc PR MITT. Television Service . DoO Repair i SIDINO—AWNUtOS * M Wepcy Down, Jt me. aa Dial Plrect^wyh^OwaeT am ft MtS “ «w Fireplace Wood ; AH—w>Ri Rapahn . ^ LL REPAIRS PINANCED, NO LLoVd dtSrO&f* UnesS^Mer-1 U-tt" Mod to— i "Jfjggp § g FIREPLACE AND FURNACE WOOD ! A-1 PLOON SANDINO—WITT INSTALLED FREE (eneriKrof*’tuner*"' toMkpl,abi Furnace Dealers ---L-X boufht at rerxur Boat Storage de RsntsdsJ GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY ! . «1 rVINRCDE MOTORS ! PHI Lin# Of BOATS, CANOES, and ACCESSORIES ■SEASONS GREETINGS ' TOUR EVINRUDE DSilU.ER Harriiigton Boat Works ^ JSSSm.' i Hsetlag | OIL RURNRR SERVICE. CALL OR | Mill after 4jp.m. Body and Fender Repair — FREE ■KTtMATKS — DEDUCTIBLES FINANCE Ltovd Motors )LN-MERCURY-* BsBfcg Modsmlxstlbn At ALTERATIONS "■MSLtoirttwini —--------- clal ^DeUc Cook Construction Co. {' on Winter prices. OR 3-4TI3. QUICK iUOXflNO AND REMOD-ettnj bids Nelson Bldg. OR Sflggg" m«fW2^^%Wr-OOMET ; ^ ^ tf Si*. « IF * ■ff**- ^ ' Rock Wool TMWlStoi .Rag toe PONTIAC LUMBER CO. CAU AND CARHJ^ Machine Shop Service Phateiitog Service DIO REP All v«jT* Upholstering eatlmates. Pickup and delivery. liAVUI*. Lost stod Fa—d PURSE. U r McNep Mure >t on Dixie. Plumbing Etfljf10*”0 * HfATI.N.9. Service -«ATL._ mt uni LOST: S MONTH OLD COLLII brown and white. Vicinity of oe Vista and Saahabaw. Small child pel. Reward. OR 3 ISSd. LOST: BEAOLE PUP. MALE. Saw and Mower Servics saw a uwx'w1 MULJSto ^ IOWER BERVIC an s Milford r between Paramount hoi Sperthit iWoaa we nunc New and Used Guns ARCHERY EMIPMENT >0% DISCOUNT — CRESTLINE AND aw tBtto BOATS AMI ALL ESUIPMENT KELLY HARDWARE H now ^ Hsu m ja/rar Television, Radto and HI-FI Service jOHl Ciwpato Reftioaablt. ritti, prompt $ervic«. OANXJELS UFO. COUP. 1 HIT Orchard Ltkt Rd. fl i-flil CARPET (XU. MA. ALSO PEW torn# taiss-Tutafto* savings, it#- Painters t Decorators art OUlla PE 3-7340 PAINTOQO-PAPKKIWO-WALL Cleaning. Oto MML Tupper Carpet Clsstoir* A-l RUG AND FURNITURE Cleaners fir plck-np sail PE Put - CUSTOM PAINTtNO -— PVnXT fWBlBD ■— Wm C McIUth FE MtN Phsterlag Sorvkie This space reserved for your Business and Service- Directory Ad., PLASTERING, .NEW CEIUNGS. repair# and #dtattone. Beet work-masishlp. EM 3JM1. PLASTERING FREE ESTIMATES D Meyer, EM MW Trucks to Rent1 •4-Ton Pickups 1'4-Ton Stakes TRUCKS - TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT Dump Tncke—SCtot-Trallen Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. Upholstscfaf FE l-SB tSjMr®H^®Ts8«o-,— I13S fiS5^M.Ttaburii Ketohte iAELij CUSTOM "uSOUltKR-MW Cooley Uke Road: KM| Green Stuff .. ... la toe tone of UJ. ox rency le * welcome addition i anyone's pocket. If psw'ra tale •eted la hew la aaaiwnsiteh « Read ^e ClaestfUda dally tor nmuolTlll barfsdtoa. Place pew ewa profit-making M by phene (PI MW to the number to sen), bp total dr aver the aoan-tor to THto POMWAC PtotoSS FE2-8181 and t»k lof Want Ada MVly dBCttmtog. n til OtntfBl. Fl S~ Wtd. Children to Board 28 3-ROOM L._ able for 1 • MIR. Wtd. HedMahtoM Peed. 3» W5?L the "^pl eee**or* • jarvtee. Da iXt W IPt it OR Stax IT 1>0R TOU OXFORD COMMUNITY AUCTION. OA tod Wtatad MlaceBa—o— 30 HBLPINO BARD BAND ON '___ Church of Oad util accept any ?rt,r.M,u^.s.t,BtKi; poeeeeelone In a Are. PS t-Oto, omCE PUNNTnritE Q EQUIP^ menl. Porbe. Printing A Office M—sy wstoted- WANTED: AAM HI OH tNTEREST 8haitoLlylagQueftefs33 I WORHDfO onus OR ooppic to shato 3 hodrcom home with 3 working dm Drayton Plain* A ROOM a neto-s PE 4-KM ^LAtahi town. Ale# i-room-upper__ Pontiac Motor. aSpvtTlbqnir* 33 3 ROOMS. NICE. CALL AFTER l ;Ja PKMtat. ___________________ 3 ROOMS, BRSAKPAS bath, utlUtlee. Inqul __ 3 ROOM PUJM. APT. I CtolLO. ^Bi^MAni-^ t HoMli l^uulaB.MOfA’fl -—me* end bath. Reaetyrest 1ENTLEMAN TO SHARK MT home. $M n month. Everything supplied. Cell KTSdMl or MT Mill. Ash tor dam. apt. with to Call to Wtd. Cototrfcts, Mtgs. 31 ABILITY he eet fnsa sen for yegg _____ coint**\i«rt lU IN IH- S^STpW satm available. 1WI*hARRO*S 1143 Caee-EUsabeth s IMMEDIATE ACTION 3a any good land atotraeta. Mew Wsnted RsRl Estnlt 36 SPECIALIZED REALTY SERVICE, Call Leal* Bent. Realtor. Pi toed waP&uM1'- muriarai equity. MICHAEL'S, rti-mi. UMtta, \ mrn minrkifiLiiiu to now HOW WVU. SECURE TOP DOLLAR FOR TOUR HOME W. H. BASS, Realtor ~‘ . f MSI LISTINGS WANTED tomrs waiting. *•* for p« equity on houses or land eg tfitoto WK. A. KENNEDY REA ^BTi^ We»t touqn atros 3 RM. APT. (3 Oladatone 3 ROOMS, NR AdulU 403 7 CLOSE IN. CLEAR. FSCT Mpwiul. ^"wofi ROOMS. PRIVATE •ance, IQ August*. I ROOMS. PRIVATS BA1 i PRrv. ». Adults •ATE BATH AND 3 LAROt ROOMS. 14 HATH. PRI-vat* entranoe, nicely furnished. 3Td S Andereon. PI t-Tto«. 3 ROOMS. 1ST FLOOR. CHfijDRW welcome 73 Washington. is® fATS BATH AMD K 3 ROOMS AND^JjATH, AUBURN A RATH. COR. tCUS-. and Union Lk. Schneld- '*n§3£“! IT* BAT*, trrtt-" imi sinusme. 34 BoUorX*. 1 *06Us. I%T. BATH AMD EN- trance. tas. fan. dean, to s. Ardmort. PB 4-toff. __________ 3 ROOM*), PRIVATE BATH AND onto. Nloely furn. clean Private e St. UL 3J3M. '"Private entrance and bath. ffr%ysgr„an. [3) 4-ROOM PURNIgHBD APAKT-mants on Lake Orton. Private and modem, gachaat. Bachelors or oouples anly^l 'awP tofflilt AiD RATH. iMtif ’ floor heated, no drinkers, sail PE 3-3PM. . , 1 3 ROOMS AND RATH, DOWNTOW on heat. parfclng. *4d m*. S4 W.1 Huron rtl 4-3S41. * wtahamja an.jtoir"ai','jt R—n with ^llf^ 44 PRIVATE ROOMS ________aaad aandtttoa an onon | ________________Are Call Mrs S*wu2ryto Mll». I _ Inqulro 13* W. I jZnuo'M ROUSE 'WI T H STOVE « ^vv-s^lND B^ATH^^OPPEM. ____________isnirfiT *C£X—'A’'m rS LAROB ROOMS aWD toAti, * *U heat, sarog* t door. Wan -fjg*' - ..., - irtvau antranea. Ingtar* lto bus, wui rata wShytton to knp. BSkto Aim_RpAJip PA& fsAiwiis I PE Mik PE MMl. ; family In Walled Uke area Men it, oas HiAT: Wttf1 preferred. SMI Drake Read irptoY3- 1 ---- ___________,8fM i udoisa Dowirttiwrtf LocatkW. 13 redrooM. ranch Automatic heat, 1 Child welcome. | boat. HI 3-3S14. b^rois Rrookiym.l ' CstoVRlssrstot Hamas 44 ' LOVELY HOME FOR 1 ELDERLY _____ | J-ni 3 ROOMS AMD Rhtto. MQOSRM. Creeeent Lake. PR I-SM*. rvu ros iwft, on rarnoee. basement, taros*. Vicinity oehieter. Ilto * month Can I ^^OTS RMS. NEAR TE^ 4 duron. an* host. AdxNe *nly #Rj ■ -MIOOM ROME. REAll I fm ------- ns SSbou iou 431 MT. BATH CHILDREN luHtati utilities | * *OMj A™ eeix, « lunewse. swulte only. 1*0 per welcome, inquire ** to. month. K. O. Hempstead. 103 Hand. , East Huron Street. PE 403*4 after li-RDOM ’SdUb SaMT^ I call PE »Tta8.______■ f with 1 #r I children. ATTRACTIVE 4 RMS.. OARAGE1 ■tor*. fiMa heat. N. Shlrlev and Lola. Pontiac. Adults OL 1-llW ■ ■ - .... .Arm: "■ ^JanTMENts ORCHARD COURT -Rent Mow Oreally Reduced'' — Ant txwprnoNED — i — 1 AND 3 RtoPROOM - : • Modem la Every Detail — APULTS OMLlr - FE 8-69)8 MANAGER 1* SALMER ST.. APT. t Open Dally h sun. 1* a.m. - » pja. fc ■ STORK FOR RENT-1A-PT U*-PT. at Ml BaMwtn. MA * month Inquire at 31* Be Id win Phan* ftoMAM. _________________ Rstol Offtcs Sfftocs 47 t OFFICES FOR REST. 4Ae* Dlkl* Hwy., OR 3-13*3._ 1 OFFICES. P’UR NISHKD OR NOV WUI divide Law rant. Pto 1-731#. gdfw‘gTSnig OPPICK POto LEASE RSASblt-ahto. Heated EyceUbSl perking MW _____ (CBS ■ __ ___ . i»wimBaM."W«3af 1__________pe»m~ ~r * F>f *m1 MMkrnsstosM ^----------- Wall Psptr Steamer COLORED-4 ROOMS AND BATE, udlnq heat, bet water, stove refrigerator Roy Anaett. Inc., iltors, M B. Mbron it. FE ROOMS. OARAOkll VKRKN ck . - emtaM Islia nTTam...... . 1-ROOM ANb BATH tyrOaTfS ter CaU OL 1-1M* or PR 4-«lto. « ROOM AN& BATk. DOWN-rtalre^nal near Pontiac Malar. i-r66m. y ;Y5a"a OOLOtoMD — PRAMOBf RD. *- Efficiency Apartment* “-ins room. kRtatoa. i n. i»addoek. ~~ * 3 room* and hath, stove, rotvto-erjtor ^nd aU utUltle* furalehed. otoibN. ............... ' ' l-BED r o 6 u .. toko BriT"— month. MT kobtoRh t-ROOM APARTMENT. —t and refrigerator fumlshod. nonlh Phono PB #-3331 from M «nd 3 to UA MODERN POUR' apart/ment , / srtJS^KfsJasc .torn., Roy Annett, Inc., Realtors - ME Bursa M. Open Bv.nln*. and Sunday Id FE 8-0466 Partridge IS THE "BIRD" TO sans What a chance » palatal NET 10% Corner I family on Oteaoto Boati sm£kffU3?£us heat IU.MS aa tarma. Partridge AND ASSOCIATES ARE YOU LOOKING xSaSSfTsrwac ±o^i,r^**to tSmTSZ BSs^nrrtt'Bt art* rod. act aow oa thto pimrtua * ‘year's Best buy ."EVSBML^* tsussrxA*"*jk STATEWIDE .tyy Dnr elftnloi bulntu ter i Call FE 4-1W4 ft fifty • M. HAGSTROM hoaec. full bammaal. oak For Salt Houses For Sale Houses $57 PER MONTH... Mated** tans and laauraact tea | badroam lake prtTtl R. J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor FE 4-3531 MS OAKLAND AVENUE MUTTON PLAOU Sea tea lovely 1 kaSraim brick | la Mr a knraiy home Full prlea | •all lUtM, 1% par tan wort- i"R' ' atonal i r flank Labor frame lfamily £a| — “rotor Coon, Eaoga | _ __ _aoad Saartflco hr: iSLna Near Waterford High >b*droom ranch, larva ftncetTlt-., _ wui aecoraU to yaw: paten to - SSilK^eTLST-* ** REALTOR Paul MJones, Real Eat. M------------ U3 SOT HURON ST PE MM FE tin i.~jgp» aim corr • » aad a -to aa tea I heat, fun ruaw tad COLORED NO ^ONK^DOWN I A vary attractlye lb badroam home aa Uanry Ctey Wall-to-wall carpet aad apnatoua Byte aad dining room Fireplace. family kltehoa Fall banmant. new (aa I furnace Very aeat aad riaaa la —- —■ 3-car a eras*, larva tod. i GILES Goee In - A real horn# ol * prlea yap 3WU a TV\ condition OU steam boat. Mart mo tkto aaa Priced at aaiy an.aaa. North Side LET » TRADE FE 4-0528 |CSr{ ZSw paymaata ! U4i tht M liary lw« I ^*tar,Thir,.uiraa. ^s^s^srst I make rout pay mania at ist R KENT | P IoU^'m*1 rnT Del 1 woodbind * One of the Cleanest little Jobs in Town Sheffield 66 I_____I__ -com buacala*. kaa Touova- yaa keatuiv ptoct ton kltchaa with Mb valla. ^SSrmir%jrm b________, Iteclrlc hoi wL_ to Khooto but aad akeppUU Only M.ni full prlea and ooTr IIS am maatk ypayaaata. H. C. NE\VINGHAM 1 ■■ m kitiar sell maee or te-ufiMaSSK.; Dr»Tmv ad valli. tom carpeted Itna* K r- ZA I Y im «Hk boatefW fmu> i«d«-. ilijAL i i ONLY $8,500 Tarma PBA or to SLAVIK JO 6-9834 [JOHNSON MU (Voq 'OR HaM_____ “"OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 TRl-LBVKL BTARTUn MOGUL | • to^ufe*^Ul MtoS ‘MOaTS^rtooTkadrot •xr DOWN, Gls « yajrou pared St UKirn I ^REALTT u asMa we * — to btockoa, fuU I C1.ARESTON Area - Ooa M tka NO DOWN PAYMENT Newly dmralil tea aad tom $9,990 WM. A. KENNEDY MUtor r. wmm «t TE 4-«aiJ jort Mitt acre lot with payed $375 MOVES YOU IN $76 PER MONTH DLOUAH BUILDINO CO. , ForSule Lake Praperty H LAKE LOTS IUM MS DN . m mo. Farad winding Rde u mik-utoa to Pontiac. PE IteSS. jrsL.iijr£S2S! Sub Raaart Praparty »2 Near Munising, Mich. » aaraa. virgin Urn fear. Ortr 500 load lake frontal*. Ogtraador Lake. Camaat atoek nUagr. Schoolcraft County. Upper Fla. Only M.MP. tarma Paul M. Jones, Real Eat. _____ _ Uoanaa, utmly fur- 1 ntahed Haa buay ooektaU tovaa* and deuce floor A real MSB maker. FwU dotalto by appolat' . S*od | ty for N L* SMALL KBSTACRANT. oVx,r.n, and icaltont opportui unto. 0*6 SCSI a rThac Call 1 STATIONS FOR LEASE OOOD POTENTIAL, Ptoaaa call be- SSS i afjar ,*y,,A\|g FD*» OIL oom/ant “Lets talk BUSINESS'* teen FE 4-4526 OAKLAND LAKB FRONT ■ GILES REALTY 00. « l-am Ml BALDWIN AVB OPEN S AN. TO I P.M bedim , lto balha. 1-car garaae IPl-fl frootagr Pull pttoa UiM Trrma WILUAMS LAKB AREA - Ton can bare Immediate pomeanoq to Mia soad i u> art ■ ii home } bad tUO* br*V f Ju teltobaw M. to tea , U» rm wRk I ittnhSS t»M*aad R#a*S.teirN M Wfitoi:-j Ml baa p£3fMWfA»D OL?fS?l aTV tol a.’xrr;_________ & *v?gy w»mm •ad rvmt w Worth of nWlii. Wow Willi. MM Fiord Kent Inc., Realtor MM' Ditto uwy M T ntfS.~r3tS,1 MULTTFLK LI8TTNO BERVICK ARRO HAYDEN FONTIAC NOUTBUau. * £t ton STOUTS Best Buys Today bMBklMI bM,____________ wRk furnace, atoetrto water baa tar. email outbwUdtoa hr Hroateck Priced at only I11.IM with lavrarod I fully I raft Included. 1M ft sm ANNETT 214 Acres, Lake Privileges Wait of City. 1 bodrma.. 'lb. an m^raif and jingt and plut • — Elisabeth Lake Estates LIVE ALQNB—And like It to tea' M Huron Oardena. Randy tat priced a I aaff SUM wjSi [, WILL BBT family koroa near ywauac Oeneral WHT WAIT? SMITH WIDEMAN JITTJ SBi! I laad- SKRTn,- yard iMvlM and call tor h , *H I ■ after a call tot 1 •x place bullt-ine. I ear aa ~rS?SF* ** Suburban Living At Us Best Vaw frtura home to Urn (CONNxRTIBLE 24) I a « badiaaaw. Ito hate _ W. \V. ROSS HOMES ! Hti-mi. U M1M. wi MSM TRI-LEVEL STARTER HO MOUBT BOMB Build » home to Ito Mat — Berthed WATDirf flow, oas not 1*1 wmi D#tgik* — ft ImUmh buo-ktub- A. JOHNSON & SONS I___ -IREALTORS_,_jjE4-2533 feTi»^i?e*TW Union l^ake Village all abobbo uvnio l room Earty Amartoaa ranak. ! garage, aprukllng ayaUM. to* lU i 1ST ImmaMato rrniidw Fay-menu MS. 1M «w GROSS REALTY >11 LMwaad TTtor HM EM mb' TOP THI§f aa aaa TOTAL Law darrw; i— sar^s large kdekaa. Throw bedroav and baMte FitortoM I beat Priced M M.MP Let aa aba IRWIN pared drive La* prtoad US.saa tarma arallahto Vaca , attached garage. t6-OP APT. ROSSHIRE 36 ba!A^tobmSL£M‘> ' $9,500 WM g« ea Load Cateraat SLAVIK REALTY JO 6-9834 men*, new gaa furnace, ter AM. goroga, _aer»«a< porch M loto ll«. «i. torn orated, am noor carpeim ltrlng rm . flrtelace. eun Rm . fuU else dining Bag., remodeled Attcbeo Including atowa, laMattaMr. waabar and dryer Ind floor ) bed- amount of ctoart apace Baaammd til* floor, gaa teat. S ear garage W.M. Sylvan Lake Front Ena Hah manor brick. « room a. 1 botka. M ft beach, Ida oak irooa. . Paaotod For Sale Lota $515 OFF Mac. Naor ariryttotog l Waterford Hills Estate Dairy Qu< Poor flap to ate, i tel M* price op mm Qign rolum# location to reduced to got aettoo. Ownoi wemla la ra-locate to FtorMa. poau wfll bold ;tu rortna. Party Store apaftmaat. Almaal |10P OOP MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION SPECIAL AT $10300 rfliiitkw yjr- EXMlIftBt f-- tnaae office — I Uge ot oaealtaM It ton. LOTS OF I AT REAR OF FB ZONED COMMERCIAL W WAL^yB BLVD HEAR ate^Tw. SSbalu1- See For Yourself CHEROKEE HILLS 1 Tte'll like B* wooded, rolling lift. uit — natron id Ja pratoat tetter homea — and Ra cloae-tn country toaaflga — nrltt out Elisabeth Lake Rond ta Boot* Late Road, ton r«M* 1 block* to LamW. . Carl W. Bird, Realtor SSk I ORCHARD LAKE RD. ‘For Sab Farms CHILDREN WANTED ONLT SIMM WITH gUM DOWN 1 roumcLAKB aoAD - tiu • terra with I kadroato remod-•lad teoaa, huge Uetog room. lam Utotea aad utility .room, new plater. Plumbing, air-—- 1 fixture*, toread air all ton wiu taka goad war. tot ar to TIM ■ W. Mate MAyter I THEN DETAIL! SMITH-WIDEMAN UKOBCU M ACRES . ____ Bamr!y_aaw_rancb ten* Fared drtful ^te^for tSn**** DOFT FAIL M BEE IBB. Lakefront Brick Orwy brink ranch on ill M, of aaady teach with nan- 41t oramlc new af rat of Oak- ™ land county, flnrtt flaking aad awlmtolng tokaa. Ml — •* ft af Bring arwa lksM W llrtag Rm.. 1 way flrtplac*. i b Lgr. acttrlUm Rm.. 1 «a- el cSaa Badrr- ^ -*“**' * walla, tore! SMITH WIDEMAN ACMta. ««»fiR I family Mb ra rate COMMERCE LAKE FMaMbadlto i Both aalto mb di ly SIAM i&v J. C. HAYDEN, M S. Walton Obte Ertr. iIkdjtwjn Enjoy the Shade _ Mm fHMM, item borne te toe aanh aM* Largo lag room. Utotea ate rtUlty Forced air himl. lia.MI BataU dawn gaytotM. East C(ty Limits I bilnem tor ate art I aero af are hard, town, aad gkidra am* Lana Brtod roam. ki»cten aad nuufy l-oar goragr, moragr mwaa crawP^S"Agency "^IKAMPSEN REALTY f ftejty jteda.wteJt! dlptog .road». aarytod,. taatea |ppy yoatTN _ , _ ^ Bawv by appteltoaot. v^gSmR mm biteaiatto teal api northern non district av 1 ntdn * — C. SCHUETT, Realtor Mmal Mtf lot. Mvw ar eP-SfifcS «*; par eolorad Nawly daroratod net sja «a- ' room*, bath aad aaglaaad parte K, ^ __ Pull bate men! garage (to pared guwrkSMMwRaA »ar w—'*■ 1 ift-ar BIG HOUSE BIG DEAL a.'tt 558-*^. rraraJsa." HO" ■qLWT. 1 Snia?i*r»il PM * with1' iff down. J plu*^ mortgag* coato CP PJIR. SILVER LAKB SECTION Ibltt MULTIPLE UBT1NO SBRVKB HANDYMAN Jtroek beaoHfPl lot. icompletely traced, gaa llraglalM beak efty fSpJtanws LETS TRADE Brand MW. I blirram Cap* Cad beat egclualrt netgkborhood with aSdlaca af gkdtwrltaa sag tola John &. Irwin & Sons RBALTOtoS Stoat ISM ur Mia* Huron ttreet > FE I ri i- BARGAIN WILL TRADE! The owner af tkto * J tedrm horn* with gi •mall tent gad S au toad toaatod to Um auburten araa will M SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find ft job, place to live or ft good used car, see Classified NOW! OPEN Sat, and Sun. 2 - 5 P M. tS^SLl rojteite^teMMto tete Ur* don McDonald Immediate Possession Colored Sai TSi-irti RUSSELL YOUNG UAL BBT ATX AMD BUILDER ---to 10t 5ft BELL SKi cIawiston REAL ^TATE, INC rarl from a blMMfal lake Only b mttaa ora bom towa. The tty. Well. ip van*, ltd* to p mr-ooly I1MM wttk low a________ OBOftOE R. IRWIN RBALTOR atandlng faaturo* HANS aaay PE MM RKB FR MB! CLARK REAL ESTATE Mi W. Kama tow SMS SCHRAM l bilroima. an an an* f toairraet. Late prtwDggt*. tag cogta ol about ins total and tram*, to aad aM « towa BftrrWS. ” ^ NICHOLIE - HARGER *I'Ste*5im°N Ldke Sherwood af I room* aeparato rntrancea aad paO.1 btoaka to Baata. ■AST OF FONTIAC 1 badroam bwagalitw with 1 lirtng room. Hill kitchen, b meat with oil heat Or a to* IM. Only U.m daws. IfUW S BEDBOOM “T will more yac IVAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR FE 5-9471 PM JOBLTN COR Mi MULTIPLE LBT1NO 'SMITH" DRAYTON WOOOS-aXW HOYT WATTCWl HIUR OteP ta Ml . last# Cloa* nreSSace*'1* Ban roam. 1 nMwui, and a wary nice * roam ana mwn* ra that rent* tor MO r SSJ teaemont. Tei T.'r- HOYT REALTY MTJLTXPUi U81TNO t GAYLORD d bwarty wttk to a. baarbaard b ___ ,.TTrT jPpfW- axtra kitchen aad lata dry ra along* roam white ate be I lahed far favrth badroam. fiSCal" warmth aaa inarm, in arm coi ventem location Carpeting, eu talna aad draperlee Included I Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor SM A Tblegraph Road PR S-toM MA MMI % bedroom*, i complat* balk*, boaa-maat. garage Lake pftyUrgaa. I»-■ml MtftftftftiW. I9.M down Lake Bungalow RI«M to Bto mwai* of s into. SulM ft ante broom bom*. 1 telroam*. balk pad full baaemant Ho* air fProaii. ala** to itegala. Total pita* tab to.TM WILLIS M. BREWER KMBPR P. REXSE, BALES MOR RM b. nra^ Vis mw m BASS FR MM Pontiac Home Buyers GRAB THIS DEAL Sanford South 252 SS a^TtfflJL tokPaoapair’ ** IB",r REDUCED PRICE $10,750 *•' $350 DOWN FHA TERMS SLAVIK REALTY JO 6-9834 Krrf ar* - WfBRl PIDK or etTT tor thu teal clean rot iff home. Garage. MaCHMaL excellent dtotrtct Only SKIM dewejyMWl. Wa haea liyVl SMM. *** ^ INDIANWOOp ROAD. Ekg- ffiv MJNteT beautifully lai k can MT NORTH or FONTIAC M Parch, and II 1 Flint SL, Late C 2s uTPANGUS. Realtor FE 8-0466 BUY SELL TRADE milLer Suia Bushms Puparty 17 *" riudta? felfi^Jaaal or ttgkt mfg. Cbrya-III bo MPtOy Prlea ■cad for nick aala. ■tor. LaSteto. ON M PERT 1 Ml ID ORCHARD taka Raad. Phoo# erenlngl. PE aa a new dollar Carpeted ttrtog arvssst data ito aaa garage Jwal aerate the road Croat tote aad prtoad tltd Hein* room, ftnptoca trot included:, attractive an. full baaoaoBL family i. » large Into, S ear garage. William Mifler Realtor FE 2-0263 gib Waal Huron Street Cw s la r af Tetogropl on Bono ______ a Lakiwead 1 nap Ranting Alloy FK ami.________________ bsED CAR LOT WITH OFFICE. 1M ft on BaMwto. Located RM Boldwto. Than* FB t-MM. WEBSTER AUBURN AND C For Cutter talma— .. tg-yja-x.-.-yr GIROUX GROW MONEY •LSI "a-TrgSwa^^s: fl R BteaoA Otimillla SA LAND < . ■te IteUR I Moray to Lbm TEAGUE FINANCE Ca 202 S. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO LORB^gUrTO NM ’~S.ua FACTORY FOB RENT -Orion area 1KCM te fA temi teaey ArallaM* about Fab. t. Cernm* Mack tanalraeUmi. g m. | cement floor. M ft. celling. S I largo overhead doara. loading I dock, power panel Wttk bwa-dwet Lola of parking apace ttNC par 1 month on yearly loaaa win option | C^A^WEBSTER, Realtor 04 MUI YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE . . Will te toeoly to tkto tlatl n* room — with a lira (lowing tot natural flreplaoa A "J year old" ranch bungalow offer* mod-ern kttohen wttk built-in wew and range. S large Mdrooma ate bath Larg* utility room oil F A. fUr-door* LAlSf PRTVILEOE*0 Immediate poaaeaalon W.NA ebay tarma HURRY! Vacant . . . Attractive — clean and comfortable! Wte arranged bungalow. Urge kitchen with breakfkm bar. ptoMy of built-in* Mil living room, earptid. 11 ft. iniliiii porch. I bedroom, ate bate AIM gaa furnace, water boater The yard ta tottgdd Pad toare a p BflWiii LIST WITH Humphries "" "TTa-nuo* ‘ Brafawds Opportunity 99 Partridge . H TUB BIRD" TO tma AN ONLY BAR ftoaa "C“ — The only bn- t» “>u boay little villa** about Need $25 to$500? See Saboard Phone FE 3-7017 1185 N. Perry St PARKINO BO PROBLEM Seaboard Finance Co. WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500 w* will be (tod to bpto ywa. STATE FINANCECOe- MP Popping Mala RMft BUg- FE 4-1574 -.1 lUft] Sftiatf i ■ i A BRAKE FACTORY Actually rebolMta* ate exchanging I Moaagpdt of gate broke ahoo*. I Over IM.N0 groaa PER MONTH Thla lucrative buttotea prtoad at only UT SOO pltM Mote, wttk half! down. All ecceaaary 15111 and facUltle* included Oaod BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY BORROW WTO $500 "-CBB IN Borrow With Confidence GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance Partridge LOANS ***' I **a to nm — m TO nm COMMUNITY LOAN COT “ to E. lawrbmcm ikmn . Get $25 to$S» ou von Signature BARGAIN [Templeton. >111 Montcalm Street WTMB ! SXM COMMERCIAL BLDO ON main ttreet a1*o apt bldt MxJO in roar. Now being date a. a ratoaumd. Very tunable tor ether ,, typa* af teitoea*. Owner rviutni ral term*, or you tan buy, Rar Fb- FB MM* PH.FE2-9a06 OAKLAND Loan Company SS fwttii matt Bank Bldf LOANS $45 TOW price only to*** with tKMt down. / iI^RISH‘cJf5!% K. L. Tejnpletoii, Realtor n M*tt ^FtetoMN SUB Orchard iSTRd. FB MSM «j-m tSSSTto***8T<& rvlc* It faak friendly ate teM e MU. ** . * ,K,*, HOME ft AUTO LOANCO. T B. Fairy at CUruar B. Mha THK PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 7 I960 1 {00 TO *2.000 Oa eriMi cmmy fcMMi •* "mi& Buchner,Inc. SSSSSF2* Til !•“ ■ “• w/tn! «Aon/ __JNE OAMBIT, T ... t»"***w - re mu Get Out of the But ! n bR mt flBT c»Dltol fee wine Orator. SIEGUER Gat and Oil Heaters Twice Mm host for I holt Mm Mil. TRADR OAS JtANOE BOBjiiBC- ll “ ______ouite,1_ Used Trade-In Dept SRS^SiW» ^r‘*B?.MfMi ..t ::: SB Bloc. Range ..... 19 JS 8-pe Dining rm •tilt* .... $46.65 Double Dresser, dint. MS hIaa OLd ran* carved | *“•» * SaMlUu’l Ml «*rur«u Of 1DUO-THERM OIL HEATER WITH swan for modern 1 bedroom! blower »M Si ‘a. TV, 134; washhouse. auto but. ttteptoss. -ga- «• til up Refnserstora IM up, race. Now Late. I ml Pontiac dresser M tt.lt; bunk bed and lif Ottawa._______________tarings MS; MM bfd aod chair Afftoa^viy *r“*1 baa and electric etorer, odd ail prlcod for quick «ale 1 -c feus, idlt and trade. Trade-In Deparunent. Pearsons, 41 Orchard Lata Arc.. PE 4.7611. IARLT AMERICAN WINOBD LOVE electric dryer, 1 or lot. equity, tra" ScMrk'a, MV Mill. ALTO BAX. CASE AND STAND. . IraUat or caoh. Bookcaao Bod. —- — * THOMAS ECONOMY Ml a. iaglaaw FB Mill UPRIGHT ~~'------ W"U‘ r/Wafj» Mhunl—enns 6 quarters. Opdyka Mtt. PB SftjHas CHRISTMAS GIFTS TardMoW kid • ear, ttt.lt, now IUIMmw 5380 Toro MfeWfelQW-•r MBA now till. Riding tractor and anow blodo M50. Combination grin leaf burner and wheal barrow J4t Now IM. EVANS EQUIPMENT MOT Dixie Highway MA Mrt___________OH 3-1124 .. 411 w Huron, ; Vinyl Linoleum-Tile 6c ea. “MICA" GENUINE - 30c SO. PT Ceiling Tile .... .sq. ft. 9c "BOYUr KBLVINATOR RANGE EEC cone Mult oall t4t or boot ottor. MI t-llfefe. ___________ want, row ■ —*• r IRONRITE IRONERS, PULL SIZE Ilona, t«A OR 3-5*11 dnyo. Floor models, damonalratora, Sir* 1-1117 at tor l:tt. __ 1 veers to par. |l.lt weakly. — 'll N. BAOINAW • PE Mil CASH WAY STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOW 4s*kto Pegbeard ..... 114 I4x4t 11-fi. Rock Lath . 1.1 , Burmeister LUMBER COMPANY 7*40 Coolfy Lake Rd. EM 3-4111 Open i a m. |o t p.m. dally Sunday It n.w. to I pm CHAIN ^jTlSO^McCULLOCE CEMENT STEPsThEADT MADE nil' aim. Spiaah block, door sills, chimney capo, Pontiac Pre-Cast SlePfl Oo, 64 W. Sheffield, PE CTScLl!' FLUORESCENT UOHTS. Newest llghla for kltcbena. 111*5 value, ttKTFactory marred. Michigan nuoreoeaat, 1*1 Orchard WESTINOHOUaf Stic >**. ISO. OR 2-8144.______ WYMAN’S " USED TRADE-IN DIPT, i- I Ounr. elec. Wfeihor .ttt I* i- Apt ----------- “|W h I • Bfet. saw. oaw. tutiv . ......._ n. suite ......29 50 ,, . |R dlnftu ........ 19 95 PRB2BRS AND REPRIOiiATqRB. Port. JMMjT&M M M i brand now at ikflwH pr“ 1 nHA 1 “ delivered- MA Mttt. Aik Walt .*sr^ ji 10c each, I a pc. i Itomgo choit. 1 pc I eonitrurwd. Priced and ooatrnet or hooeatraller aa down payment. Cali f* lull OA* . SwaF MA Mttl. rURiriTmiR for eale. tor I it v Pnrtm Utt Mt. (--- we iW4SLL-TAAM“i •til 9—BUn. *M ). ___For Sale CJothtaf I LADIES COATS, SIZE t. LAI ________■_ 6-I44S yM6w 51M Alia choose' from/OfeS bo i prof erred Jack C_________. , Baldwin Ros.ll MM4. fe-tatCB BLOND BEDROOlt SUIT Mnoi oond. PE WIM, 0 PC. SILVER 6RET BEDROOM outfit. Double dresser. Bookcase . Bad. Largo ehest.1 vanity lampa. All tor MOM. Only 03 weakly. “----------r Furniture, 42 Orchard fjMREto step coffee table. 1 decorator lamps. All lor tM. Only U wMny. Poarooo'o Furniture, 42 Orchard Lake Av< ■BUTLO" TILE, 102 j. BAOINAW 10 ENT kONNOB MO ADD1NO machine, Olymsta standard tyao-wrlter Row line now, PE t-Wk Weekdays after », up TV aatoanai M M WALTON TV lit E. Walton ■ss?*n?k!S. _ — | Zaggor. lovely ■Xll REVERSIBLERUOO, »1*»6 | mentaoTtl Foam rubber backed rage, tlt tt 1 sal Co. PR * etaeo. tM: Itoctrta dryer, tt-lneh TV, M0; Davenport chair. IM: Space beater, Virgil Ra trig, Hf t-tltl. siWINO MACHINES, WHOLESALE i *g *•--* —rus---------------i (tor s ota ____X ilg “I Ap^tanees. 1077 SINOER SEWIMO JIACHINE. ZtO- U-OAL. XLIC. HfcATff MO lFlA gal. aiS7 goo hoatar, OM.M. Cab. atoka and ntttogs.tt4.ll Laundry trnya and stand mid 73 s. Saginaw PE MIM priees oa Inventory aRnnutoo on cub reglotor, gift wrajoptnga, Hre-boxoa. eon and poneue and gift Item*. Porboa Printing b Offlee Supply, 4Mt DUdo Ewy., i—| M Pontiac State _Ionk, OR X' heater. Argus 30 camera MA fi-HW. 100 PER CENT AUTOMATIC ELEC trio water ooftcaor. Softens water, removes Iron and filters ■avtaso up to 40 per cent on salt, 1331 O. A. Thompson. 1009 RCA Holds T.. HI —-tog and kitchen utaaaUe. 10Vi B. f. Numerous cook- COOK cnnra i-axe nee APT SHE ELECTRIC i Hlde-*-b*d. TV. Beds, c Dim ere. Baby bom A rsMsorntoc, fracier gen ptoHIr Mtotodei into Its ttoo, pw atioi _________ itpf -taSTticnuc srbtR. hr- ~ tfto. No raasonabla offer rUUMd. APT. ELECTRIC RANOE. dad ehatre. vonHy cbeet. table, sofa, combination b dock and email rug. F MW or VMMMt. srnrcui'nriwr «*.' "n- r~r—tM”? i *• A 6> B Re-oaie, 00 W. flSwarAPE I-M55. POR THE HOME CAE BE Hnnn lit SALES A little Wt of tho woy but n lot toes to jmf. Furniture and appliances oTca kinds. NEW S USED Visit cur trade dept, tor red bargains We buy, can at trade, ombc cot ^s^8,Vfc^f0, M MONTHS TO PAT 4 Mitt M. of Pontiac or 1 mite ,“**U “ *rt*T* ' «;iwavt ad columns. . tank tit. Hr it cam;_____ IdBrdRAI^pfiTirirKl NEW. #10. Rnby** burinetto. |t. Double portable ohlffsrube tit. PB folding, good cond. Wheel chair Invalid walker. New cssuue Oftb, t yr. ills complete. 4g-ln. OE dlehwuher sink. uud. Dining got, t-pe. mahogany. HI CLERK t* ANT OIL OR OAS EEATINO Now or guar. used, by a MOP— 35-year export. Offorlng nothing chup. a but minimum cpeir*'-* expentm permits mo to gi better deal on xalee. toctalta_. texting and servicing. Call PI srfi«»34. ROOf LfiAKS O.A. Thompson, 7005 Md tEikP TEACHINO COURSE. ALSO FB 2-4035. SINOER RE WIN O MACHINE IN light wood eabnet. excellent ecn-dltion. Take oa payments of M per math or pay off balanoc of tel. Utororocl Pa. PT SUMP PUMPS, SOLD an u unpaired. also concrete breaking. PE 8-6642. itNOER SEWING MACHINE lovely wood catenet, Mbit _ for hglcncc at defaulted emdraet, I11.M or trill accept monthly pay-menu of |Mirf|rM4OT. Capitol Sewing Center. 6A# . LAWNMOWER SHOP pod and eperot-Focre, PE 1-1100. log. Phone Mr. __,______ TabLe tennis Complete ping with metal logo. winter. Bnaomont waterproofing, glass metalled, also wood own. hardware oteetrMM, plumbing, Mint and lumber supply. Open the help you need is quickly yours through THE PONTIAC PRESS PBEE ESTIMATES. Ant COMPRESSOR. SDfOUl AND 1-phaaa, l-hip. OL1-OCM.__ BARGAINS dim to. V-groored mob., _ 1x13 shilling M pot m. Poaalyta gggntor topping, lie a Si gal. hot orator Mater. MTM. 3 year warranty. Prat set toilet tU N with trade. Open Bun. It • T WOLVERINE LUMBER 330 S. Paddock PE 34784. --------—VPUBt, FAINTS 743 W.__________ Used Trade-In Dept. Buffet' .............. |Uw. Carpet samples it ■ PI lax., Many to select from. Each. Tie Davenport pad chair ... 12* 50 3 Piece bedroom set ... 33* 50 Reclining chair ....... 54* 50 Refrigerator .......... *6*50 IT RCA Mahog. TV ...... IM.I5 THOMAS ECONOMY MI S. Saginaw PB M141 coffee table, bod, corn or table! MI 4-3331._________________ VINYL UNOLEUM. TD........ 4te tXlt LINOLEUM ......... 83*5 INLAID Tp, EA. ........... Me •SUYLO" TILE 101 I. SAGINAW By Kate oLm “This year I’m knitting neckties Instead of socks for Christinas presents, so I shouldn't git any complaints ... about size!'* Christmas Trees 67A Cut Your Own HANDMADE BABY QUILTS, AND torn outtta. Rug* 7"l l*ll r*“ ncr Rnllawov bed. PE 3*1 HIOOINS WOMEN'S PldtfMI •katas, otoo t. Wont oece, can tlt-M. toUtI4~ fE 4-IIM. $3.00 M worn Menu Rd. m waol of Orchard Lfeka MA 4-IM4 lection. Out froW dally- VMS to Branches free with any PBfikngo of trace dr fruit. Oakland Or-charde. l mUa oaat at tilltill East Com mere# Rd. i>OR SALE CHNIBTteAt TREES. I AS TRE1 fc;1! KXNMORE PORTABLE DISH washer, ltareury Mark It — board udMr with MMaWH In excellent yoridltloo for gtft glv- Ilnlf.TryAe m wholesale to dealer! sad ratal). Houao of Ever greens, 444 Marion St. Acrosa tram Huron Bowl. PE 2-4351. COMB OUT AND SEE OUR PULL lino of Christmas eearsntM. Choice Christmas treat, evergreen boughs of cedar, balsm and pine. sr. 6380 I. Highland Rd. (M-M) 13 __miles west of Pontiac CHRISTMAS TRfcES, CUT TOUR own. tl and 63. Rico Farm. 133 N. Coats Rd.. Oxford OA W644. awttchaa,________________ EJonel EQUIPMENT, ENOINES. cars and aceeisorlxs. Good eon- Live'Christmas free* Balled nnd burlbptd. Nureery opruee, 3 to g feetXall. McNell's Nursery. 6074 Dixie Highway. . Phono MApIo 5-3306. ________ Michigan ac&MTnn wwoU-wto and retail. Pnrmm Mkt.. Auburn Avo, and on tot by An-burn Motal NUR8ENT QI —nan. Bon •33 S. l -- 8-6394.__________— Rot TOUR TREE 55 Tl Stump tl nod up. Alio Cbriitm greens. Bring the kldl. and yt camera. It mt. N. of Iton»L_ Coder |oao Evergreen Pnrn^ Mil UOlffcL TRAIN AND ACCESSOR-too, call (M, 1-4111 after 1 pm LOU-NEW ACCORDION AND AM-pUfter. wood lathe, email eklta Outboard motor and guns. PI 3-1848. scotch ►iNES. tl AND tl. ooft- nor Perry nnd Opdyio. ---- SPRUCE, BALAAM AND PCOTCN Kt* u5fiu bt3o fiwy^"*MA Hilt. Christnm Oifts 67B -A BENCH SAW, DUNLAP, I IN-blade, tilt table, metal stand. Only tit. Also ping-pong table. Call aaocorlea. bridges, iwlte£e*.lar-lext transformer, operating car j EW MODERN RED 8TRATO-lounger chair, 848. OR 3-2326. NIMROD CAMPER ARB RQUIP-mejt^ King Midtoi go-cart. PB ntSr'l 4ra&s 6n taWM. witL^ttiX tog Oh a r w toparata. II X OBJECTS D'ART. PRIVATE COL-Motion of Dr. Jantot Clark. Mo-loin, lit Dalnee. Blrmlagham. Sunday DM IS. It noon to I p.m.. Mandoy, Tuesday. Wadnaaday M pm POOL TABLE, SLA TV Toh. oallent condlUaa, 13M. FB 3-OLAROID Ut CAMERA UT. Urge^rinj^jpetura. Cbi. Otar RENT SANTA CLAUS itflt. LOE SaU new oowboy euita. PE t-llao. else t and 1. -14 and 1AOB1-APRON8. PLAU Baby1 booSn!% BaU''8t.7~Or: tonrilla. NA1-ttT3,__________ AMXRICAN PLTMt TRAIN. LIKE 1-11 evenings. BLACK MWIATUR* ARC POODLE Terms. ON 4-1413. __ BOVS STORM COAT. LIKE NEB •Me 14. Lady's winter font, at In Hntog. Wxe 14. Lady'a pui pie. wool, draw, gbe 14. Blr age. 31.06. PE t-«7t3. 17-ln. blond cabinet TV. 635. PE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL WHEEL HORSE WITH SNOW BLADE ONLTttlt _ CA8!.-m...-----------r powder blue the 38. Import* from Scotland. Too small to ownar. Has original tog tit. Nov •r worn. Utnt bluo eardlgai aweatar. Pearl trimmed. Uke naw. M. Mt naw Ml 7-r— COfirukl’ jEWkLRT. to PRICE, ------------------‘ration. OL pillowcases, acarfs, baby delltaa, aprons nnd hand u ruga. PL 1-1663________________ VERY SPECIAL CERAMIC BLN, GOOD COND! Completa. P» 6-Il«lt._____________ >mplete 1______ CHRISTMAS <3 PINE IT------ ' 1 * Insulation, CTilorida, liock __ n .i ... . a . n___. BLAVLOCK OOAL A SUPPLY OO ror the Want Ad Depart-1 si orchard Ltkt a*o. pe mioi dRROARD BADUnON AT iBent just dial.. FE 2-8181 11.(6 pan It..-- —_____________> Mto Wbet. BATHROOM PDTTURES. OIL AND and remadtltas needs SURPLUS LUMBER 8 MATERIAL BAUM CO 5346 Highland Rd (M5ti OR 3-76 W0motki Hardware lawn mower tharpenlny, wtot ■. 'rata. Hand mower, 33. Pew mower, ft. leg ftohlni toekl amoral Hat of toy* Open dui ' iMix. , — 1111 Baldwin PI Ml _______ACCOUNT EDWARDS U l. BAOINAW OPEN MON., THUN., FBI. 'TIL t. DELTA JIO-SAW, l-Dt. BLADRs! ftTBY CHORD OROAN. EXCBL-lent condition, alootrlo pin-ball machine. PE 6-0031. _ Gifts enttrI loo skataf, (nbntfiit. skis, sleds, archery eunlpment. AU type* of buntinf equipment. Marine equipment Novelty Christmas lights. ffRUW-OUT BOAT SALET M and SUB. . H e. Walton_____,PR t ^J^3f5©rar Chrictmat Gifts 67B EE BOE. PLAT M RECORDS nth aldaa, bumper pool table. oantoBM I, both la A-t Mann, derful toft to* ran. room, PE with I enttoeo, onto and nan -Ties. PE i-2466. b riding bool it condition. I UONKL ooaDoe train. condition, on (alt foot table. ZW acs LiomtoTludt. __________r.dRI-6666. 'lof'TEiuuro rjjjms. cheaJT Irla', rebuilt and repainted. PI VOICE MUSIC. HI-PI, MAROOANT table mod . good cond PE 2-1160. WOUHNSAX PORTABLE TAPE RH-—tor, brand-new, 3166. “* A Mighty Good Christmas Gift McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW FAMOUS FOR ITS Year. Around Use CREDIT—TERMS HOUGHTEN &.SON 138 N Mnto, Roohooter OL 1-tTtI INTERNATIONAL TD K. - -mod oondltton. 13.060 cash. NA rar i Eqtripm’t i nwt.i. AND HOWELL sso and filter. Tho . rpa UkO now. Uxed 0 type. Like now. Usod only few toned. Be bate. Dost tilt. Appraised by Birmingham Camera FEDERAL Mt DIPP. ENLAROER --nglett with lento, til. M31 Sals Musical Goods 71 t DEMONSTRATOR TRANSISTOR ACCORDIAN. haw 9M~ Drayton Plains. AM SELLING AN OUTSTANDING collection of inoofil arrangements penned for a rabroue Detroit area studio band M years am. Thu to ns authentic no you ana got. AN to original folders Atalag gts. TtofTi worth much i------ BUNDT CLARINET. USED TWO school tarma. tit. UL 3-5884. BLOND THOMAS ELECTRIC Oft- {an and bench, like new. OSt 77twui me rifles for tMt lols Maotad Q—dof ft uauTUany tonao to tbooni sold anlMvtty tl Qqto ““'GALLAGHER’S GULBl____m TRANSISTOR ORGAN sponktn . Lt... With 44 VOTE TIBI Chimes rt ... With Finished Back. ■lece yoW jartoma^ OTdjr^ early. PIANO TUXntO-OROAN REPAIR WeigBnd Mutic Center ‘^CO*.*1 Only 1 blond eplnet piano. Uke new, with mxtohln* bomb- RofWfbod upright piano with matohtof bench GALLAGHER’S 18 E Huron ____ PR Pfltt Make touqb a musical home Wood. CosI Slid Fusl 77 OOOD DRY SLAB WOOD/ FOR Plants, Trsss, Shrubs 78 BOSTON STUPTCH. STOCK. CUto fcv’t uvas ^enUr. TB MW. 5eW flotfN ” APIUCT" OBdaW* ESSrt Shopping Center, PE Rtodf. RCA roRTAW^BPldrti. SOHMER PIANOS "The Musician’s Console" LiwiBfe/®cca ,l’TLfgStCT, USED PIANO SALE OhitoUMi BpoetaU Priced from — |3tt _ acROBONIC •- iWnot. _ wntotrt. HENRY P MILLER — Spinet Wal- «r:pSrWHTm chkiatmas pups, arc ntoofi'- tered Dachshunds, reps, f* 3-3038 CdLux >uWn& 4 %ks. hold •til Christmas PE t-3660 3-5384 QUA__________ ________ Parakeet and caox and one month ^supply of food. lie WlUBoti1 % Christmas HUNT! PET SHOP PB Mil ■ETTERLT MUSIC OO. „j5aiW^®a’ EXCEPT SAT. CLOSED BUN. MI t-ttSt Poodles for Christmas' Fart OxRUan suxpmrfto pup- ples. tt and tit. OA S-3667. Parakxxtb. OUAR. TO fAlk. r 14 *5 watotrt Bird bmoo. 366 Plrrt tt ifoohertor. OCUP73 ANT cqtXIB PUPS- IldUto M. OR 3-5361. PARAxkrrs. ouarantx*d t<3 talk. Qanniioo. cages and enp-pllea. Crane t Bird Rslekery. Mt Auburn, QL MljL OODli. BLACK Milk d months, hnuMbrokon. tavee dr troVIpM, cabe and kdfK take now. t4tTgl 1-3666. tuiino and hXpairIno. to hour service, ell work guoran-toed by factory trained man. CALB1 MUSIC CO_ USE n O RGA M SALE CONN Orjjjto ^eUghtly wad. guar- HAMMOND tpmot and speaker cab-last, l year md. Wo new. LOWREY Spinet Organ, hko new AU organs guaranteed nine free aeons with Old Pooreh. former aft orgaaut tor WWJ Radio and V station. 57 S^LU^lSlr, pen eves til Shristm as EXCEPT SAT. CLOdED USED sf fetal COU psi rm^Utfrtmar 1*86 oirrAorrfR, *j POortC early Amorteon furnlturo Take aiksthIiam’ LibfWKKiHF Travel Trailer. Btoeo 1832. On*r-aataod far life. See them and tot a dnmonitrauon at Wnrnor Trader teles, mt W. Moron (Plan to lain one at Wslly Byam'o Tr"**irg »(kM). Pouttoo. BUYERS WAITING For SbIs Poultry SI Sale Fart Produce 86 jBcobton's Trailer - Sales and Rentals toeotal winter prices on travel trailers supplies end oervtce. Mt5 Wllllems Lake Rond. Drayton plelus^ OR i^til '_____ BUILD YOlfR ObfN TRaIEBF-14 Pt Alum. Shell lnmletod. Wired, too *01, Qea Ptavo. Sink ONLY OOODELL TRAILER SALES Mft B Rochortor Rd. UL Mttt Oxford Trailer Sales tt units to pick from, ir . |* Denarii, Simmer, Onrdnar. Tour-A- Home and too wart. SOME USED ON RENTAL BASIS * “"o a. of Lake Orton on M-M, ^ T loots s gallon potatoes. 16 ito or M pound ill and buttor-n bushel.) We ' Uno of trorti lee. Thompson's beg. ttm ] nut (queen, _______ carry e oom piste fruits gad vogeteblss. Thompson's Osrdenlepd^ CHO K. Rlgbtand Rd. APPLES. ! •pies and . __ sweet flltafM elder, Dtebl'i Or-chord ydfCl^er^MUi. 1471 Reneh Sdle Farm' Equipment 87 nnlomenta, end eptet-from now until Chrut-mao. raid to yon in cash, we trade and Emm. Reritond Aim Herdwero, Phone HerUead Mil. HEAVT DUTT SNOW RLAD8b TRACTOR CRAINS -=esn fittROITER PONTIAC CHIEF STTOM' PdllV WIBU geeted and" you* itml0gel * irtdt-ln lUovinot on vour (M mow* Lmsura ram fkra*d. fumlturt. Bob Hutchinson Mobile Home'Sales m Dixie Hwy e Drayton Plains mt ^North Upeor rZ. Stford JAft- OnlriSIr 11 It. agm. tl»3 Also hove mad trnUere. Complete line of parte and bottle Parkhurst Trailer Sales — FINEST IN MOBILE UVINO - SJm^bbbm R—t Trailer Spacu 00 BRAND NEW SPACES I Mobile Home Pnrb. pj OXPOR& MobIle^IXnOK MN ffiiSs'7i‘®rrruto' Ji ±. THE P0STIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER UC, I960 M. FQRT/Y#IVB F« Sala Tire. ■ AKtf Sarvicu •need. Brakea rallnad At low *■ rhlna Shop. 1) Hood Phm. ri »•*> Dead Tracks mi .Farlals'Cmm 106 See Us myoS* Thick Needs Sides & Service GMC- Factory Branch OAKLAND AT CASS ■ FE 5-9485 »> DOPQg Mi TON PICKU^. AA- g£3raaiaM&* LLOYD’S Used Cur PLAZA I '56 CHEVROLET _| J4-Ton Stake with heater. LLOYD’S Used Car - PLAZA* ’P BUICK Station Wgn., auto, traoi., radio, heater and whitewall tires. Sharp! $795 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 I'ISCREr gab Mfr 5c—tees 94 Ready to go! *iotm —** H $695 For Solo Motorcycles 95 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 u W28W1 MW MbK-«L-- ~m For Sola Bicycles 9a 1 o?—1p. ■"* *"* rhooa* r 1958 FORD C-700 Truck Boats a 1 Accessories 97 !«' ALUMINUM It ke tVIN-i nMt wad itatiar n t-stn 30 Per Cent Discount 1 Oa »U At*—< him tordwn o—M's marins supplies IN Orchard Uki Art 5-! Tilt Cab 2#-Ton Speed Trans. 2-Speed Axis 900 x 22 5 10-Ply Tires All the Way Around , BIRMINOH AM mi tea jo MW ----fc*! Wtx PActOnT------ K "V-jsia snm* BUICK. IMA ROADltASTER. htrdUHi. perfect family ear now, power eleerlng brail i dowi. watt, radio, haatar, wall, elagle owner W I s-sasl_______1 ■ . | mi iuicK, t-fia.. arMct& Tu- dla. baiter, OfMflM. (harp. Original owner, MO M MM I - - TiHrlHBiafc | lor aai emerftnrr ,gRMfis%> CADILLAC laaa. « doer mldnltht Man. radio and Iwater. white wall tlree, fan power. Rncellent condition Look thia aeart Clarkaton Motor Sales ; CHHYBLBR-PLYMOUTK DCALSS M S. Mats. Clarkataw MS t-SHI iMl CADB.LAC •' 1 ^IlsTS ■ XT CO . MM I WOOOWORI . sntiinc-- •" — * — PtfkWCtrt Mtl FtrStNCtw ■>. | rygxrzr-s^rs; t rnVD'S g ■^!aM2mswwa=rwl Li^ WD ' Used Q|r uai'nkZSbM ldooH sedan: dE | ca ad’s OoTrjfsN Ealy fffmi "NbitTII asm. ; MONEY^DOWN Ajtum^jj»Tmentt, M*rV*Mr S?rk“°at MI MM, ! Harold Tamer, Ford. M FORD WITH RADIO AND s[dA75fww,fe»M“}i?rlpr No money down I CALL MR inwret. »f * “* ITOM. FORD PLAZA . ‘57 MERCURY Station Wgn, auto, trana,! radio, heater1 and white-] wall tires. Sharp! $795 : 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 106] . .For Solo Caff 106 •II PLYMOUTH. GOOD MOTOR. enow tlree. AM CM 3-3973 ■jTpiivMoura; 2-door. cheap traaeporialtaa. No Wat, MAZUREK MARINE A ^TioxoR aAixg . SAOINAW AT 8. BOULETAI ; »si plyHooth, ^MR. WHrTS, ORKO-CMata Auto~i*<«* US i saalnnw ISM PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 4-dr. tedan. Power brakaa and •Merino. White aldewalla. Radii and heatar, |l.0M. Ml MM_ %£8OTaS88«^8 ICONVY DOWN Ataum# payments ForikhCmi PONTIAC, p, Mw whir— MM PONTIAC ATATION WAOON. KalaS'^Sh a"jdl&.,_________ 'wtAMATR^StADIO AND KSAT SR. AR80LUTSLT NO MONET down A—aN mnaaii 3 39 per mo. Call cfkdlti Park* at HI — **— “Clarence is on the telephone ... as soon sa he found out we (et our pay checks at four pjn„ he called his wife so they could synchronize their watches." For Solo Cora 106 1991 CHEVROLET STATION WSO- ’ an. radio and healer, riceUent i condition no money down, full ! frtee 9305 Aatume nnyaonta of II nor mo, CALL MR. white, CREDIT MANAOER. For Sob Cars 106 Onr DESOTO WAGON TOM BOHR. INC ' I IM S. Mnla. MfBard MU Mill I 99 FORD. 3-DdOR. PORDOMAT1C . - Very good. CM 1-SMl. Stttart Conway LLOYD’S' Used Car PLAZA ’59 FORD Galaxie 4-Door V8, auto, trans. radio, heater and hitewall tires. Like new. __ _____ 3-DOOR | sffiyferE/^^'Si. 8 WOODWARD AVE BIRMINO RAM MI Mis, ! OLDS fc M. I DOOR. STONE UE POWER STEERING I aND BRAKES NICE WHITEWALLS REAL BAR- I OAI"m $1695 i Suburban OLDS ! 592 S Woodward. B’ham , ■ Ml 4-4485________ ' 'll MERCURY M0MTCLA1R 1- . door, radio, hodter. wathara. »« power iter ring And brnkea. 9 good t tlree kdll 111 California after 5, 1 in, • . a ..1999 MERCURY MONTCLAIR Mil PLYMOUTH STATION WAO-on. 9 pate , radio, boater. Sow- > arfllte, ?->, AdH. MU 9-Mil T»6« PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE utt >w 1MI PLYMOUTH PLAZA 4-DR. original owner, 9419 OR 4-0011 [ 1994 PLYMOUTH. IM OR l-MM. tfter > Just Make Payments 91 PONT. 2 DR «M r'lAr-------- i 199* PONTIAC. NO MONEY DC Lucky Auto Bairt in l Saginaw, PE »3>I4 able offer pChO 4-IMI after I ’M PONTIAC, a DOOR. ST AIL chief, hardtop Chit. After I. Pg 4-1901. 99 BONNEVILLE CONVERTISLf power tteetiag. broken and many other acceaaortn. 93. IM. Ida owner. 170 Fourth Street, after IREMEN ; Do not tell tt NEW PONTIAC8 SiieC _ ■■ fin- .Mih Keego Sales & Service . Bell. PE 9-4939 < Knoao Harbor I *oo wow wed. At Auburn_ ’-,-—-------------- SgKlmiclBBWBrita- SPECIAL &I LtifT” m^ n"* , '58 CHEVROLET $1195 BROOKWOOD 4 dr eiettin wgn. SrscounV onfilTnew" 40 Ramb!ere $ 795 $ 495 white# turn elgnale. all la ll.M3.4t full prte9. 9103.4A 4 payment. 04019 per month. left la etack R&C RAMBLER Super Market *>'***<* m%j4m CORVAIR ’TOO" 4-DOOR SK- __i. PowergUde. radio, boater. whltewalla Choice of a wild[red — *-—-«* white Yoar choice term* NORTH Afx~ ~ sSmiroham' ~mT irW ward" ave". sii^SiJoVfSpM 1999 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLR. , **?*■_ , ............ _ | • -ray teal prltato owner 91300 i OOOD CLEAR TRANSPORTATICOr 1-1341___________________! *13 Bel Air hardtop. MA 9-U91. $2495 Critisman Snc^ fVffoSf**!»r ward ave] Shi iN' DoViLI - ‘ owner OH LLOYD'S ItANftPOftTATfON_ UAL WITH POW B R STEERING AND BRAKES ONLY $795, Suburban OLDS $1495 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 0000 BDSBL HARDTOP. RADIO -J6 MKatik . —— TRANBMIRSION, PO INO ABBOLUTELT Interior 9AM BILL SMITH USED CARS, 190 0 SAOINAW. rE J-”*'’ "li 'cilob, 'Sharp. y HAple 9-1191___________ TAYLOR'S JEROME Dumar •Revr- CHEVROLET -OLDBIf OBI L E POWER STEER INO ABSOLUTE IT NO MONEY DOWN Aulune payment* of Wj-M nor ,mo Call PONTIAC Credit Mgr., Mr Parke at MI top. Cal - ~1 Turofr. Pord remnlmi umoli* *>w^p;htora LT NO MONEY : - power__ rterrln, and^ broke! No FOR A SCOTT Up to a BWir'bV^cCuUoeh. The motor that ante the pace t-MP IO li-HP, llbfe* JNKIT dMl OAKLAND MMUNK 'lEXCHANGE Ml S Saginow PS a-41tn Blt*UD Open Broa aaM BW PMuiy lyMM I Kj1 Im, m itoAf liigC RANCE I PES CEN ECONOMY CAR* —---"^1 Af»X~ ^ -c— - UnT COME TO SANTA’S BOAT HOUSE Boating atria for the family Mae eeleetjoa of manna ir—- and Johaao* motor* at Mg gar "Spot irvENi°Nog til i pm. MON -SAT Vatll Chrietmaa PAUL A YOUNG INC. 4«M DIXIE HWY OR 4 *41 ON LOOM LAKE) oWe nTcru i sERs RKIFPB—PLAQBIHPS PRANCWKD OWENS DEALER SOUTH 1LVD AT BAOKT ’ TRkA'fY^dRPAMILTj s Used Car PLAZA *58 CHEVROLET Riscayne 2-Door V8, auto. ism dome m tractor. POU.T trans., radio and beater, ■SEOT PJ* power steering, whitewall.^ federal4-4441 __ tire*. Extra nice! ’M CHEW. !-• 232 s. Saginaw FE 2-9131 . vmrmirw' t6 tM ~n6 MONEY DOWN QUEEN AUTO _JKA1 Eft 111 S SAOINAW. _ December Sale l> of Uki Jeep -it Chevrolet r-» . 43^Sel Air 1944 atkvRotJf iftdfli.'WECT 592 S. Woodward. B’ham MnSX.tmiim------------ mi 4^485 IMS CHEVROLET MOMAD BTA-1 TTT~_ 'L'i-J-’1 . eoly gtf ma ..on wagoa V-l eaglaa power HABDIOP. "J, Toto Mr fts: sjrr srJsk’iiuSi sssr •r."^"^ sa *'« * -- — ~itra prlee 4396 Aerame perm, for all per month. CALL _ T H WHITE. CREDIT MANAGER | Wow, 4 ogtra rime and ! — I fairea. PM l-dMg after g., i- kaglnaw M LINCOLN CAPRI. BED 19 _______ _ 1999 9-DOOR DODOE LANCER. black, eae eond n i-13fl iasgarsT- —"— * wwlra> e^w. „--------------— MCWT „hlt. , DOWN Aaauaao paymente of ruaL New whRt 1 IIS 19 par mo. Call Credit Mgr. Mfer. WS S4MI. ------------------- Mr. Parka at Ml 4-194k. Harold |tM OLDSMORILE. RADIO AND Tumor, wri heater, automatic trenemleaioo. ] Catalina, hydramatia. power ■lerrlag. premium tlraa. economy engine Bank financing available paymente of 111 P< MR WHITE. < ■ ACER . | King Auto ■_____ 7 PONTIAC. 1-DOOR HARDTOP, money down, full arlea p“* iky Aut -------- *“ Lucky A n AUBURN ClfgVROLET WAOON, POWER- IgM FORD CUSTOMLIXg gild*, clean 9419 CL 3-1041__ ; -- “---— • ISM CHEVROLET. 4-OOOR HARD tap. l-owner, radio with rear ^cuSri xrrty-i Motore tie Oaktad Aak far I CONTINENTALS re.onable EM 1- FORD M CHBVNOLET Just Make Payments 'M CHEV 1 DR 9499 r only Ml TAYLOR'S bOOOl WRECKER GOOD CORD teas. EM 1-19 ti _ Till chevy i T6NVAiTiii« ties Dodge stake with nft gala IMS 1993 Chryaier 9 door tedan. good running cODdlUoa. SIM H H amah. PE e-esde Auto Insurance 104 PL. PD AND MEDICAL 9IM4 SHEP'S M FORD 4 dr. Won I IT CHEVROLET Bel - - - -Hardlop M PONTIAC 4 dr H ■ M CHEVROLET Bel Atr 4 dr Hit U CADILLAC (he MM M PONTIAC. 1 Dr 9M4 S3 FORD Vltlorta IMS M CHEVROLET. Clh Cpe . MM Sliep * Motor Sales IJUST SLVD PK MNI ISM RtiCAVHt CHEVY Transportot’a Offered 100 « gNOIXE' AIRLINER. ^ 1 an M9 Hawaii, MS retro Pew York. 9M PerryBgjrirtpe. Inc OR 3-13*4 LRIVt 3 RBKfc fO Cftl-Idleh CE3-M41 ForxigR and Spt. Cars 109 SPORTS CARS Austin Healv, $3,000 M(.A.$fj600 * Mealy Sprite Morri* tonvertible New ami Used M(3del* Tour franehleM Import Dealer 9M X Mala. Rerhoeter OL l-PTdl 19M TR I ROAOSTr.A WTTR WIRE IT’S SMART TO LEASE FALCONS TO TRUNOEAB1RIM PROM Mi MONTH TOM SUI.LTVAN AUTHORIZED FORD DEAl EK Fenton, Michigan __ Male 0 3399 IMi CHEVROLET IMPaLa CON Vfruble (4 engine power*ltde radl'x better ' whilewoll lire* Tinted glaaa White, with rod trim Stool No 1SSI OMy ILSM. Eaay term* NORTH CHTYROLET CO IMS S WOODWARD AVE BtR-MINOHAM Ml 4-3114 1*93 chevroixU pbr pect cam dIUea. IH4 W. 1-8P4. IM* CHEVROLET. RISC AVNE r — ‘ tf heater PE 9-191» 8 HOdPftAL 1999 BEL AI&. IU' t>r»*e*. /ed and while top. reel •harp RMI RATNBCRN CHEV SALES SMS Mom. North,me si c*S,rU it iiCT^sibg IMi CHBYNCirT BEL MH HARD top. awe FI I IIM 1PM CHEVROLET HARDTOP RA- -----3 UATER. AirraMATIC ...j»*iON rs U c it dOINO NORTH PART Wanted Used Car* 101 |1 Or an ado. PonUae _ | bqonqmt?ar1ic' jmoot U) »r— Bid flTilf Ftrd_______v Btf-blr " C i,9*R~JUNK and cheap care. PE MM daye at 1a\H liM ON a oodD Wib ear Private party only. OR oi smew atar i ______■ ■ jaftsg~ 3f 'Upf~Hr . EMPTY I NEED 50 Clean Used Car* . 1 “TOP 1)01.LAR PAID" . 1 RHINO TtTLKl Glenn’s Motor Sales Ml w Harpa it, _PK «-HSi| l^ar tep Mai ii l9t*r model. St M &M Motor Sales jOPEN. ,?2F^F?TE^. i«m ■ ssn gulp >wy J*,Jb —a----— ---------- We Will Pay mi/wv "TOP DOLLAR’* $1698 FOR EXTRA CLEAN SHARP CARS - 5?otor bn - ■r®|AfB,cp -™ra±9#l CALL LLOTD OARNER UWAtrwr B5ELS* ^ “r PfAB-^jr 4>4P Dixie Hwy. Ph OR ew W ABTXD TRI-CAltB ^ rfANIPOLD j tobUMHf. Sy. .‘It D*SM° iii 4^in. ______j Sals Used Trucks 1(M IPM. >9 TON PANEL,. fM« IMI to ton panel. UL 1-MtO. ieeo'PLWoirffiPtcx'urr^ERT toad .11 M oa I-MST__ LLOYD'S | Used Car PLAZA ■' . ' •SFGMC VJ-Ton Pickup, radio and neater, Nica track! Quality Me I* ORCHARD I.AI I BUICK SUPER POE. HARD lop All ppwtr Radio, boater, WhitehallJUrPmJMi Ml 9-1*99 T9® CHEVROLET LOVKLV CONYVRTIBLi ' ONLY $2495 Crissman ROCHESTER i eves: mi QL i 1961 VALIAKt $1698 mx PRICE PuH-Factory Equipment $695 232 S. SAGINAW lack Coley Inc. IMP W Mtple. U l-MMi MA 4-4911 GONE : OUT OF BUSINESS Must Vacate Premises By December 31 All Cars’ in Stock " at Silburban olds ■ 592 S] Woodward, Bliam -Ml 4-4485 ipm cfxvRourr' eel air •port coupe. V| engine Power-glide. Power tieerlap end broke* Stork No 1WP-R qwrty MW.EA*! tern. NORTH CHEVROLET OO . IMPS W0DC3WARD AVE BIN MINOHAM Ml <-nM. Just Make Payments ! 'M CHEV 3-DR. ISM _ Pay aaly 111 mo Pup Jan. IMk Rite Auto, Mr. BeU. PE 9-4*19 IM Earn Bird.' pi Auburn , Tr~Sftv7 oVKkoikiVia cw- rertlMe. bargain. KM 3-«MI. Stuart Conway. .■ .-1 ,. iSTt^anrnoLfr CardtoF ; Clean. r*«lo.Jt*ater V-*. power j allde Cull FK AaSS* I I960 CHEVROLET I Bata along the spaa highway rarefra* and my wuh thl* IM-i PALA HARDTOP . *-door of ' courae. Thl* gllatanlng sold «>• I per Inside and out. Company Car ha* trarythlnf poonaanry lor LLOYD'S Used Car PLAZA ’59 CHEVROLET 2tDoof Biscavne, 6-cyl.. auto, trans . radio, heater, and whitewall tires. Extra $1295 2S2 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 itae cHEVROigir impala i imT NOTTW CHEVROLET fo IPPP » WOOWARD AVE SIRMTNO RAM Ml MTU „. _ I ill CHBVROLtT hardtop ■L* ffiaiitt1* q>IH>* m M CHRTSLER Wladaor ennrertlbla. *oitd black flnlah. Radi* and heatar Very *—* ‘ ^"gm* ' R & R MOTORS OAKLAND AVE__PE * -193* u ckmfgijat hardtop pull 135'MU* O? 3P397 ,rW7 ‘M LLOYD'S Used Car PLAZA •55 DE SOTQ 2-Door H’top. auto, trans., radio, heater and whiter wail tires. Extfa nice! $495 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 SHIFT. HEATER AND SPARE B STILL HEW. SALE PRICE $1495 Suburban OLDS 592 S. Woodward, B tiam Ml 4-4485 DON’T MISS THESE WEEKEND SPECIALS - ■M Chary IIP. *-door. I7M M Pontiac hardtop. 3-dr . S*M X Rambler 3-door |»9 94 Ford Station Wagon 4-dr . 1493 34 Plymouth l-dr. I3U -, ROBERT DEL VO USED CARS 4S31 DbUd H*T _OR S-M41 1*43 ford' station 'waoon r*ry clean MM Chev Bel Atr ae-dmj.. mthye, dmlar ,M g t THREE 1*93 FORDS. NO MONET MSToTO-FAIRLANK-ttAUS ful 3-ton- Blue Flnlah. raMo 6od heeler tsctUtot cocdtran. No jnoaoy down, tall price $m m’ontb* *oi?inUMR * WHrR' CREDIT MANAOXR King Auto Sale, U3 i Saginaw oood~ iiM Ford ttdor^ fordo W^toId'wwob."v-a radIo and umnL AUToiunc TRAN8M1---* ‘ ” “ Free Driving Trial To Qualified Prospects LINCOLN CONTTNKNTAL DEALER Rob Proa*, la*. MS HUnfer Bird. MI 8-3300 BEATTIE Motor Bale* lac till Plymouth. *-Door Sutton Wagon. Radio aad Heater Auto Tran* V-a Rea. Nipt. SIN. At the Stoplight In Waterford MM mm HWY OR- 3-13*1 ;•»: STATION WAOOKR WC HAVE 1 EXTRA CLEAN ONES TOC CAN REALLT RUT A BAROA1N HERE’'l Suburban OLDS 592 S. Woodward. B'ham MI 4-4485 ______ ia*1 MERCURY CLEAN EM 3-dSSt. 99 MEHC0RT 1 DOOR' HARDTOP 199* p| COMVERIIVLH LOVELY SILVER METAL UC FINISH RED AND WHITE INTERIOR 9-WAT SEAT ALL OTHER POWER EQUIPMENT LIKE NEW IS THE ONLY DESCRIPTION’ $2150 Suburban OLDS 592 > Woodward, B’ham MI 4-4485 SxTrjTCKtounwTr^BgXtiD , Iday coupe, loadadl Pull P* 1-owner. 9550. OR I-MW IPM OLDSMORILE S* 3-DOOR hardtop, radio, beater Original owner TurauaU* and white pow-- —•*—“i this year.} M34 MAy 99 PONTIAC S door V-A outo traaa radio Rati alea! Ug MM flnlah Van Camp Chevrolet, Inc. MILFORD M RAMBLER SEDAN WITH 4-cyltndar. radio aad haatar. Rani good transportation IMP full price, ao moan down' $3 93 atr week. CALL kfit MURPHY, FE 3-391* EDDIE STEELE. POMS. M . RAMBLER AMBASSADOR, f-1 atatlon wagon power eaaigpod. can be flaaaceti. MA S-1S7I. 1960 RAMBLER 4 door padaa. Puah-button drlro. Radio, haatar. Economical I eyi-tnoer engine Whitewall Urea. 9,-*M mile* Lika new. $1795 Larry Jerome ‘ PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN- MalOhwrrmot Kdr 111 1 ie? Cam* hi *ad id* ua and #WBfT j MSI Panttaa atattoa m DON’S USED CARS m M3* Lake Orion Utl PonUae Mr MY 3-M41_________ malic Radio an Sedan Hydra- I PONTIAC. STAR CHIEF 4-■or baed’oo la axeallaU eondi-m by dramatic .mwtr maanag id Iran*, power pah. dual ex-mat. deluxe radio with 1 apeak-r». original owher - ““ END OF YEAR SALE M Cherrwleta at low a* $3*9 *94 Ford—)M Studebakar Coop* PrahkH A Johnar a Mir Sale* OPEN t TO t DAHY _ 3M W Montcalm 81 . lust Mike Payments M PLY. » fit .NM._ Pit oqIv $34 Mao Out JiL I Van Rite Auto Mr Bolt PE M4» 144 EMt lltd of Auburn MONEY DOWN Aaaume pumant* ---------------—Yl Mgr., list Chorrolat impala apart caap*. Trl-carb. Power atoarfh* aad pwer-*> brake, Poaltractloo rear axle ...........................SUM Suatry StUrT hri "orlglaal gyayi-ssjrz Just Make Payments '99 PONTTAC. 9199 'ey aaly til m*. Due Jan lHh Rite Auto. Mr. Ball. PE P4SM . IM East Bird, at Auburn 93* PONTIAC STATION >AOON if M:M par ' 1-7900. Harold With i t Mgr, Trana Radio and -----------it* ' of ____________________„ MR- GREEN, CREIT MANAOER PMJMTtil LLOYDS. CilRIRTMAS BAROAIN SPECIAL. 31 Mercury Meat. 3-tom. automatic ahlft. |3M cash or finance 1940 PONTIAC CATALINA. Sports sedan. 10.000 mil. Sli *333 Codargroe* Rd W Lake area. _____* M PLYMOUTH DELUXE cheap MU MW "llSl Blrc^- , wood. Troy. malic 19M PONTIAC STARCHIEF HARD- _ top. pwr brake*.o*iw^Hydra- HM^Rl You Want Bargains 1PM CHEVROLET 9-DR STATION > waeoo radio and boater. A link ■ wagon Hydra-I beater *1U ry Maw hard wring flair HOMER HIGHT MOTORS ItburteB, Nttr- UN ^RAID 19M CHEVROLET H 4 IPM rORD >AIRTaNE 40* 4-DR * with automatic, radio, heater. . BILL SMITH USED CARS ISO 8 SAOINAW, PE 3-09*3__________; m'^prefbct. jkou^. rtysp. iiao AT BAROAIN MM Chart 9 Auto SMai UL S-1IM - IMS Panh.~>S00R. HE Oil 3-49*4__________ M FORD 1-DOOR WITH SKY Mat ftalah. Radio aad heater, er/wells. Stock No 1176. STM r SEDAN CABS AT PIKE PR 2-01M ' Trana Radio aad PLYMOUTH 99*S-CTLINDER 8A |— -------- -■ —. Excellent rubber M OP* or- ! 1 miles Very good traaspor- ___l sfis. OR S-iBia _______: PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR. V-A , lean, radio, beater 93TS PR CREDIT MANAOER. Mina/ sr...: LET a , AVE. M____ ___________ IPM FORD VICTORIA NO MONET gr"l u?k. Woodward, B'ham! Ml 4-4485 *97 MERCURT TURNPIKE CRUIS-we StaH MWM OMk No ISIS. a. NORTH MS_A BIRMINO- « PLYMOUTH 3-DOOR WTTH RA- ##W* P*r"*° ?*?■ *^Tr' * **11' “* ISM CHEVROLET 4-DR SEDAN ianJ'r? eeSL-mjSgxw5 VT,",' SkWOlglM* Radio R*a3T A DRIVE IT HOME TODAY 1 CALI. eem' Low mtlaaaa 1 owner car MR. MURPHY Ft 1-3939 EDDIE mutage I ewnor car _ IMI PLYMOUTH CUSTOM etoUea SSvSo&PMTco WOODWARD AVE -----T HAM IS 4411k DOOR OHIO'NAl >•** MERCURY CLUB COUPE iVhT.. offer SMJ iqptCOMATK RADIO AND HEATER ABBOLUTELT NO MONET DOWN Aaaume payment* 5 -------------------^ - —klT Credit btXelk rdRb. 1961 Dodge $1961 DELIVERED INCLUDES HEATER TVR.nH lenimatar Rdl IK 4-4SPS TORO 54. i-DOOR 'LOOKS AND ran* rtry mod 63*4 Will lake la trade MM Pontiac Lake Rd Dauah Motor Sale, 1*34 FORD l-DOOR. RADIO AMD HEATER ABSOLUTE! T NO MONET DOWN Aaoume payment* of 410 94 per mo CaU Credit Mgr Mr Park, at Ml 4-7300. Harold Turner Ford i 93 ' PORb. CUSTOMIZED. Che Tie engine. * ‘ $42.64 naer brake* Tinted glaM Radio Heater WhitawaBa. Lad M i Demo. Below dealer ooal HAUPT * PONTIAC. CLARKBTOR one mil* north of UB. IS Open Etoo. Until S ! Krkr#*i‘iaS 44mo! per month _____uraw.lkrd- — Batik RatT5 — YOl'R OLD CAR DOWN* .. ----- whliewaSa. _ ____• _ Tf da. floor - ,____Make offer: OR — I DR SOTO SPORTSMAN HARD- ]*M FORD, V-A HARDTOP: VERT IT.II*-JKKfLiSSl,.Plce PE3-T9rt. R liiggmt__ Vito mirt Ti/^hLigtaSV mTtorS” 0^ CONDITION FE 4-3314 „ 34^_»,a*rk tA WAdON, TOU. 1 •». FORD, man* other extra* Oahr 3001 mile* Oh. Ye*, whit# wail M»t tod. The price, ONLY $2595 Crissman ROCHESTER open ms. til * ot i-im Good Transportation 94 FORD VI HDTP. Stick SMS M Pack. Patrietan, fuH -M Fori VS, RAH _ » Bulek super HDTP 33 Studebakar Sport, Cpo j 'M Ford Palriao*. Pwr. . I •53 OaMlae. Mk* mw I Supprior Auto Sales 550 OAKLAND v UERHA iTBIT- 1961 Dodge $1961 INCLUDES HEATER. WASHERS SIGNAL LIGHTS). Oil. FILTER AIR TO AM. ETC. ALL TAXES FREE LUBRICATION FOR !•;-089 MILE* ■ RAMMLER-DALLAS Phis Free Bonus Ret aguny. to »*n*hl* pare, Tak over parmant* of M0 a month OR 34f*> aftar 4 Just Sake P«ymems '94 FORD. 3-DR . 9139 Pay sale 17 mo Dae Jan IMI - Rite Auto Mr. BeU. PE 3*111 19* East Bird at Auburn AA MliTfCliM^SwV*. " ON Uar* Mtr Salaa tar , FE 3-813 LOOK teran NORTH CHEVROLET CO . MM S. WOODWARD AVE . SIR "MINOHAM Ml j*4T3S._ "It OLDSMORILE M" O-DOdSL hat gray with rad trim ftalah. Oae-owaar carl Stock No MM 31.889 with EASY TERMS NORTH CHEVROLET OO 1000 8 WOOD-WA^ AVI BIRMINGHAM MI * OUALlfY WITH ECONOMY SMITH __DODOK. IHC $49 Down Sale WE HAVE 30 ‘5° RAMBLER - Fir that m with * Used Cars tv be purchased mly $49 down HASKINS PRE- CHRISTMAS USED CAR SALE Santa Claus Special 1*9* Bulek convertible V-g engine Dynallew power ottering. P°*»r brakes, radio, heater. Many other A Present for All The Family engine et an dart Suburban OLDS 92 S. Woodward, B’ham, MI 44W DECEMBER SPECIALS Buy the Family Christmas Gift. 1959 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD M SPECIAL Beau-tiful metallic green with all ay-km tateflor. This ear la Immaea-lat# throughout. Pall sower, plua com piela Dae of faetorr aeeae-aortaa aad OM atr oeaMRIoolng - truly a Hflp Only ©a. of drtofaf ptaaaure I960 PONTIAC -PASBEMOBH STATION WAOOKS Power >leering, power brake*, hydramatia radio aad bmur, whitewall*. AO vtaytl Interior* ■— mUeage. 1-owner trade* * Lfik” 4 taiUy will « f TBNfMtN » ft ta>Nnfti| tot •r. plus full l & fJ Sly 1957 CADILLACS COUPES- COUP* DeVILLBS AND SEDANS We now have a fin* aalectlon of good, aharp ctn. Com* la aad ptak the Cadi liar of Vow ehotee Prtoaa atari at aaly SLISf , »'. 1959 CHEVROLET BEL AIR. Vd 4-door Bros** *Sk C’e, tranamlsalon radio and whitewall Urea. Hurry fur •nr 94*9 ISM N MAIN ROCHESTER *» »IMCA AIRLANB-luat tt p S»! QL asm _______ J ':... tats DODpE-OHRTBIXR.TRVCK* _ Buy Now flSTl DEALER'S! 1955 CHEVY PICKU^ j Iki a * totoa with a delur-cab d-erhnder la axeallml aa dlttoa. Vary fowl rubbar M’ PEOPLE'S AUTO SALES COST FORMERLY Schuts' Motors, Inc. MI 6-5300 - STRAIGHT STICK. j PLUS MANY OTHERS j i Houghten , & Son ij i MB N Mala. Raabaattf OL 1414111 1956 FOftD 3-DOOR VI Btoadhrd traaamtaatoa. radio I aad ketMt. ao nut on* j owner. jutala* paint Hand . rtadyi Veiy, vary ate* carl $495; OLIVER Motor Sales • Aft Open IfN 57 CHEVROLET $695 ’57 HILLMAN ....$495 >8 FORD .VICTORIA * DOOR H,_ top rial ntori « . , 4 l.OTS OF OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS , "TO IMI JOE KRYZA Quatit Ditto ....$495 ...$ 295' > Korner* ~ cars Saahakaw First Payment Feb. 4 $17 “MONTH EXAMPLE: 1957 CHEVROLET * RADIO - HEATER. T4 , $695.. coadltloa throughout A USED CAR FOR . EVERY STOCKING OLIVER HASKINS Motor Sales j CHEVROLET. I OPEL A l-owner trod* with mty E3.8M mile*. ThU t* really a traaapor-tatlon apeeiall! Perfect for that aeeond ear. Ooty lMS. WILSON PONTIAC * CADILLAC * 1350 N. Woodward BIRMINOIIAM MI 4-MB* lit Orchard l ake Ave, i 34131 open Era, 1 UICK RENAULT j JEEP PEUOOET PLACE A "LOST” AD. Cal! FE 2-8181 for an ad to recover Dial PE 2-8181 for an ad writer. Ipf|..^~T ~ f6*tv-six / -Wr-4 THE itoxtlAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, I*6Q ~v“F ; /"* -ONLY "8"' FORD DEMOS LEFT HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! LISTED BELbW ARE A FEW OF OUR MANY WONDERFUL VALUES. PICK YOURS NOW... IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS I960 CHE VROLET IMMU 4-DR HARDTOP kfWtt engine redi $2095 dettgMfUl CAT RMllI $1695. $2495 1956 “T ” BIRD ANOTHER COOK mw* •J!sr*f!tii*h*,u $1495 $1345 1959 FORD RANCH WAOON MyUader engine. automatic transmission, radio ond $1295 1958 OLD* MOBILE •W J-DOOR Radi* ond bMtor. automa transmission Rocket >• $1195 1958 FORD S-DOOR C-rr Under engn hrolor tad (low $895 $1695 1959 FORD OALAZtC J-DOOR Radio, heater, automatic transmission. Really aharp) $1595 $1395 K3,.‘ $1595 $895 1957 HILLMAN “HUSKY" WAOON A real clean utility (or • $495 1956 FORD VICTORIA Radio and ' ’"lee 'It’newl $595 1956 MERCURY MONTCLAIR COUPE Radio and beater, matic tranamlaaion. "" $695' 1955 FORD CUSTOM a 2-DOOR Thta ItttUa baby U clean and randy to i $445 1954 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR Radio and haatar. Cli car for lie ago. You a $195 John McAuliffe FORD, INC PONTIACS ONLY FORD DEALER 630 OAKLAND AVE. FE 54101 LISTEN! ; IF YOU HEAR JINGLE BELLS r ' EVERYTIME YOU START YOUR ENpINE - IT'S < i TIME TO BUY ' FROM THE RETAIL STORE ’1959 OLDSMOB1LE 1957 FORD Station Waton. 1960 PONTIAC Bonnrvine^ Vina d Radio ............................ $1895 1959 PLYMOUTH 4-boor Hardtop. Radio, boater and automatla tranamlaaion. ......,;.4;*mV.*4.....X'** $1395 1960 ponuac Bonneviila Convertible Radio, boater. Kydramatte tranamlaaion. potrar brake a and power (tearing ....... ...................... $2795. laslon. $1095 $2795 laalon. $1095 .....p... $2195 1958 OLDSMOBILE V ’ 2-Doer Hardtop, itadto. heater and automatla tranamlaaion. ..................................$1195 1959 PONTIAC Catalina 4-Door Radio, baa tar and Hydramatta tranamlaaion. .......................................... $1795 1960 FORD - \ a-Door Fa|rlane\sM Radio, baator and automatic tranamtaalon. ...................................... $1795 1958 FORD 2-Door Hardtop. Radio, l FACTORY BRANCH PONTIAC "GOODWILL USED CARS" Retail Store Value Lot 65 MT. CLEMENS ST. CORNER CASS, PIKE FE 3-7954 * FE 2-1185 X, > See —SAnta J ’ IN’ bjerson Tea. na have a roat Uv» l ‘ “ M ter tbe kiddlat and Mtatrs ‘ UiMd St. • Claus to w „^Mitert Yoa—1 rsau-ttoMA' _ _j kiddies «b«i 'A*** * jjmaoir0* teJatT’iat^'^rtjSmaa spirit MI'S ter tea once a year bargain oi a —77--^ MERRY CHRISTMAS” 1956 BUICK . . . $ 895 1959 FORD .,. .$1895 Special Moor Hardtop. Oyna- agr 1955 BUICK .... .$ 595 Spattal 4-Door Hardtop. Dyne-1 flow, radio. - heater ana- Whitewalls BeaujUiul ^rad amd White . 1959 PONTIAC $2295 Bonnavilla 4-Door Hardtop with Ed ' tea? * ^v'd ranfafie radio! hooter. R'l pat everything. 1960 BUICK ....$2695 Clectra 4-Door Sod an. Power steering and broken. Dynaflow. ‘lo neater and white tires H&Tradlo. haajar. wbW^fe 5 IT illea. e 1959 PONTIAs $1995 ateertng and brakea. radio, heater and whltewatle. Beautiful rote ftntab. 1960 PONTIAC $2895 A Beautiful BonnayUla, 4-Door Hardtop. —4 SS& r£° ^ trim art oMby gleaming white Urea. Strictly Meal 1957 CHEVY ....$995 4-Door Sod an. Powerful. Y4 engine with Powargllda trana-mlsslon radio and baator. Don t spare tbe horses, rush rtjpd over for the deal of your life- TODAY'S SPECIAL 1958 FORD 4-Door Sedan .........$895 V-t ENGINE. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. RADIO. HlAfig/ THE PRICE troit^T STOP YOU SO HURRY ON THIS OH*. 1959 BUICK .,..$1895 Convertible with powtr steering and brakes. Dynaflow. radio, heater and wMtewalla. Llttls Jewel. 1960 PONTIAC $2595 Star Cbtot Sedan Power steering and brakea. Kydramatte radio and neater, white tires 1959 BUICK ... $1695 2-Door sedan. Dynaflow, radio and heater. Guaranteed 14.400 . miles- This la next to a new one- 1958 BUICK ....$1395 Special 4-Door Hardtop_ Radt_>* >l“*4“ 1957 PONTIAC $1295 Star Chief Convertible Power broket, radio, haater, Hydra-matte and. whitewalls Rad with nawwhit# tap. 1957 BUICK ... .$1095 Soeelal 4-Deor Hardtop. Radio, hooter and Dynaflow. Rad and ivory finish Oil owner, low 1957 HILLMA’N $ 595 A Button Wafta Wat la ■trtetiy •cooomleal M«al first ll rocosdlUooed a SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK ROCHESTER OL1-8133 Across from New Car Sales OPEN TIL 9 P.M. OR LATER \ Closed Wednesday and Saturday at 6 p.m. ' JOHNSON OFFERS - Wagbn Specials *60 Rambler Wgn. .. Save $1000 NBW CAR WARRANTY ’59 Rambler Wgn; ....v. $1595 LOW MILCAOB. SUPER ’52 Ford, Wgta. ........4 $ 295 OOOD TIRES. CONDITION ’60 Chev. J Wgn. ..........$1895 aennoHR. like new ’56 Ford Wgn, ... J. ■ • • $ 795 PARKLANE AUtO, V* ’47 Willy* Jeep .......... $395 WAOON. PIN* CONDITIO^ -Ford Trade-Ins — ‘56 Pord 4-dr. ... W Mara.. Mr. *M Ford Clb. fad. ■IS P»«*. Mr., bleak S3M ■IS Pord HDTP MSI ’14 Pord Cib. cpe. MSS -Pontiac Bargains- ’59 BONNEVILLE VISTA ....$2^5 •55 PONTIAC HARDTOP ..... J ’55 PONTIAC 4-dr. sed.. white ...:.$ ^5 *55 PONTIAC. 4-dr. sed.. green ..$ ’55 PONTIAC, 2-dr. sed . red .. .5 ^ ’55 PONTIAC. 2-dr. sed, gray.‘ me ’54 PONTIAC, 4-dr, tan ......-... $ 395 -Misc. Specials- r. RDTP tail M OMa. 4-dir. aad. Ir. aad. .. »4»» ’ll Plymouth Sad.*. H Suick Mr. rntp am ‘II Butek 2-dr . RDTP MISS MORE TO CROORR PROM. COM* SHU -RUSS JOHNSON- .LAKE ORION * 2 LOW-OVERHEAD LOCATIONS Nprth Broadway at Shadbol t "Pontiac Division" MY 2-2871 M-24 at Shadbolt "Rambler Division" MY 2-2381 LOO KM — SECOND ANNUAL — END CLEARANCE OUR BIGGEST SALE YETI LOOK! ALE RECONDITIONED USED CARS '60 CHEVY '60 CHEVY '60 CHEVY Impela Convertible Broolcwood Wagon O-cyllndar, standard tranamlaaion. ' radio, banter, matador rad. K- Biscayne 2-Door Kraigbt stick. Pcrlindar angina, radio and neater Jet black, dutch with red Standard transmission., a-cyllnder. radio, heater. Solid white. teterior. $2170 2 aye aad power steer- $1999 $1649 ’60 CHEVY 9-Passenger Wagon '53 FORD 2-Door '59 PONT. Catalina 4-Door Rytemmotic. power brafcM. ,powterfllde. T4 Solid turquolw $2195 V-0 engine. Fqrdomatic, radio. Mater, solid ateerthg add brakea. rat-- iiio, beater. SoUa forest green with white tires ■$245“" $1599 '60 CHEVY '58 PLYM. ; '58 CHEVY Conrair Belvedere 4-Door V-9 mtomtUc tiiBinli* 2-Door g-cyllnder engine. Stend- Deluxe made), deluxe group, (tick shift and SaaoUful baby blue fin- non. Mirer broket, radio. heater. Jot black ard transmission, radio, haater. harbor blue fin- $1399 ■$999 “$999 '59 CHEVY NEVER '59 CHEVY Bel Air 2-Door V-0 engine. Powerglide radio and baaMt. Frost blue finish A graceful Before Have We public sale itee Park wood 4-DoOr 4-cyUnder. powerglide, power ateerlng and brnkee. radio, batter, solid India Ivory. $1299 NOW.' $1499 MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES CHRISTMAS BONUS TO YOU! A surplus in our advertising budget plus our. desire to . completely dear our lot for year-end inventory tm allowed us to give the following bonuses absolutely free of extra cost. 4 Brand New Tires (Original Equipment and Guaranteed) Brand New Delco Dry Charge Battery (Guaranteed) ■ > >’ 2-Snow Capped Tires (in addition to ’4 brand-new tires above) SAVE 1% TAX INCREASE No Payment Until February RECONDITIONED ‘OK’ USED CARS '59 CHEVY Imp&Ia 4-Door Power atawalBj and power brakea. Power- Sgb«hlTtraan!Ka flateb! $1399 '59 FORD Gataxie Convertible tranimtetian. Charming marpl *IU> $1399 '59 CHEVY Biscayne 2-Door S-eyltBdar angina with “gat up aud go.” heater of eoune. Froat blue finish $1149 '58 FORD Custom "XU' Automatic transmission, a-cvUnder engine power steering and beautiful $789 '58 PLYM. $899 '57 FORD Fairlane 4-Door V-4, Pprdnmauc. power colonial cream ajaf - ivory with white tires $899 '57 CHEVY •teartas a _ _ ___ radio, haater. Jet black with red teterior, white . “$999 “56 FORD $699 '56 CHEVY 2-Door Sediut Powerglide transmission, e-cr Under engine healer. Solid turquoise finish $699 '57 CHEVY 210 2-Door a-cylinder engine Power- rllde. radio and heater, rare and neart rmtah $889; “56 CHEVY Convertible, steering and brakea. radio, haatar. Jet black '$799 '56 BUICK Super Sport Coupe Dynaflaw, power itaar. Inc aad brakea, rMte. heater, beige and gold with white Urea. $589 MANY MANY OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION HERE, INCLUDED IN THIS SALE-ALWAYS 300 TO CHOOSE FROM jj i mATTHEWS-H ARGREAV] Oakland County's Largest Volume Chevrolet Dealer 631 OAKLAND AT CASS - - ■ - PHONE FE 44547 I THE PONTIAC PRESS. - -Todays Television Programs- - *-**'" *-*—iim+r - * /'w FRIDAY, DECEMBER ltf, 19(H) —“T".7 cr-——/ ./'i FpRTY-SEVEN •:» (1) Route 86—Adventure. (4) (color) Hal) of Fame (7) Dint stone*. (9) Movie (rant.) (56) For Doctor* Only. ft) 71 Sunset Strip. (» Route 66 (cant,). (6) Hall of Fame (oont.) 6:16 (2) Gartund Touch. (4) Hall of Fame (coot.) ft) 77 Sunset Strip (coot.) (2) Movie (oont.) (7) New* and Weather. (9) Popeye. . (56) Searchlight, till ft) Sport*. •ilg (7) New*. *:« (2) New* Aaaiyate. • (4) Weather. 6:66 (2) New*. (4) New*. (D (9) (56) American Mind. S:4S (2) Sparta. (4) Sport*. 4 41 (2) Naw*. (4) New*. 7:66 (2) Rawhide. (4) Madrigal Christmas. (7) Death Valfay Day*. (9) Sheriff of Cochhe. (56) Colonialism. 7.95 (4) Dan Raven. (2) Rawhide (cent) _____ (7) Matty'* Funday Funnies.Itl:is (2) Weather (9) Movie. “In the Mean- (4) Weather time. Darting." (1944) A jtriJ (9) Telescfcfe UAW uaed to luxury, wed* an U:S» (2) Sport*. Army officer and find* him : (4) Sports, self living in a single shabbyjltjis (2) Movie* 1. “Red Light " room in a email hotel.! -------------- Jeanne Crain, Frank Latimer. . (56) French Through Tele- 19:19 (2) Twilight Zone. (4) Michael SRayne. (7) Detocthw*. (9) Mr. District Attoniey 19:99 (2) Eyewitness to Htetory. (4) Shayne (cant) (7) Law and Mr. Jane*. (9) New*; 19:4* (9) Sport*. (9) Weather. 11:69 (9) News. (4) Newt. (7) Silent Service. (2) U.S. Marshal. (4) Raven (oont.) (7) Harrigan and Son. (9) Movie (cmrt.) (56) Lab RV-Documentary. Lawtord Tells o Plans for Fund-Raising Show er." (1950) His ex-wile to-forms (he firmer house detective of a Bridgeport hotel , that their son ha* been kidnaped. Zachary Scott, Faye Emerson, Mary Boland. 11:19 (4) Jack Paar. (7) Movie "The Jols Story." (1946) Stray of Al Jolson’s life, beginning as a small boy in Washington, D. C. Jolson himself actually sings the songs. Larry Parks. SATURDAY MQRNING 7:66 (4) Today on fie Farm. 7:11 (2) Meditation* (2) On the fem Wont 7:96 (2) Michigan Conservation. (4) “ t m (A 7:41 (2) TV College. 9:19 (4) Newt. (4) Big Picture. (2) Spunky and Tadpole. (4) New*. (7) Profile of Space. S:3S (4) (Color). Cartoon Cami-vaL 9:99 (2) Roy Rogers _ | . (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. U94»> A man engages in a m Crusade tor Christ, relentless search for !■(* »:» (2) Saturday Safari, hrotlw's killer. George Raft. . (4) (color) Dutch Cargo. Virginia Maya Z “Satur- (7) Little Rascals, day's Here**." .(M87T A<|*;M :2» Captain Kangaroo temperamental college foot- ft) (color) Shari Lewis, ball star tangles with mem- <7> House of Fashions, bers of the faculty. Vnji,* 141 ICO|ori King Leonardo. 11:99 (2) Allakazam. ; (4) Fury. U:«9 (2) Mighty Mouse. (4) Lone Ranger. (7) Three Stooges. 11:16 (9) Billboard. UltRUT AFTERNOON It: 9* (2) Sky Ktog-(4) True Stay. By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—“Are you going, to. move Into the White (« ^tey Cklender House?" 1 naked Peter Lawtord—because that * what you aak 5$ f*?*1*' ____ . him nowaday*. I BgT> ri,l,lt>1*- And de what? he toughed. "Be court; <9HWetertrtmt Jorier? Not a chance. Jack Kennedy doeant U; campy * Corner fi fi . fi (9) Movie. The good-looking, personable young Britisher who «ws|fc09 <7i All-Star Golf elected to a whole new kind of fame by the American people/** '*■' l^*rn ,0 Drs* who Incidentally elected his brother-in-law Jack Kennedy to the presidency. Is hard at work. H* was in for Thursday's premiere ot "Exodus.” And for the Mg Washington Jan. it Deaaoerattc fund-raising show headed by takaaclf. Frank Sinatra and producer Rotor Edens. He went soar the list of scheduled start -- Judy Oar land, coming, from London . . the Tuny Curtises. Oene Kelly. Joey Bishop, Ella fltagerald, Juliet Prowae, Keely Smith, Louis Prims. Harry Belatoato, and perhaps Leonard Bernstein. Stove Allen and Carl Sandburg. “What will MUtea Berts dw?“ I asked . . . "About 8 minute*," Peter minutes of Ypsilanti Post Officfi Site Will Be on Ferris WASHINGTON (AP) — Selection M , .L of a site on Ferris Street for a qualified lor service in the ,*w ^ ofrict building in Ypsitate ____■ ti. Mich., was announced today. Meeting adjourned The Post Office Department ad- THE CHANNEL SWIM [vised Rep. Georgs Mesder, R Noted English actress Edith Mich.. It baa chosen a 41,038 *quan Eron. .taka, her Ameriran will toss coins to which program gets ! of outline* " I a 4b rom the pio-whick teto script-writing problems are The keynote address by Usury jshsad. Henry Hull has been look-Fond*, tilled. "Oar Prertjge Is fig at vacation folder* Dan producer 1 ■*‘an All-Time High." has intenDurye* has been seen reading ■ dpwi Gene Kelley as hoat-mr-j rupted by fea dub demomtrations j script for a private eye series, nmr for M lat fie resr of the conveofion hafi.l’ WWW documentary TV (Throe partisan* carried banner*! NOOSE members were asked|special. "Hollywood and ' reeding. "Robert Horton for|to eliminate blizzards and ratal-,Movies.” which will trace fie jWIponmarier." "Bigger Parts for *torm* from their scripts. Tool film capital's history |Ob Gutoger." “Bring Bock Bob may westers heroes caught colds;past 56 years. Culp, and "Waateras. Si. Omni- tost season, thereby delaying pro- “Tima Remembered. " Anouilh comedy Tuesday, Feb. 7. David Wolper Sola DUNN'S GLASS 194 N. Cass ft 5-112S FI 8-9SS8 . No.” Iduction. Whan seder »>• restored, tbs The committer on baekgrorod extensively damaged during World I Aaron dap- War n, soon will be completely mother letter reopened to the public. taste fie 1—age despite sharper TV TV Features By United Press lateraatioaal 1 . - . . .. . . , . ——— , , .. Pencils and pad* were distri- mmut i RAWWiy. 7 p m. 12). Mercede* ^,^ to before H gW, iMritombridge ptay* fie rote of vitaJ o( thr ^ com- " 232S -wru - 22? '*Vr.cook% ^imlttee era. read A summary of JJSU, |Martha Mu*hgro\r who h about ^ sooSE-approved ptota || wra to be kkhnped Mln«* “232fw »ISertU’aSar Smwia *M Berlin’s Chsriottenburg Castle. "And what’ll Dean Martin de? Drink?" ... 1 don’t think that night." Fetor said. Lawford and Sammy Davis will de "What we dM it Dance.’ for a beet twe choruses." FRAN Us Vagaa, 'Shall W* the basic NOOSE-approved feUtatot: j MADRIGAL CHRISTMAS, 7 p “Two interchangeable them** m. (4*. Under the direction ot Au- which, proved popular in the past (gust Maekeibeighe. the Madrigal will be used again in the 1961-62 j Club of Detroit presents twditional season The ’A’ theme is ‘Justice (Christmas carols. Triumphs.’ The *B’ theme is "Re- HJNTHTONES, 8 30 p m <7* A * , cartoon comedy, stone age stjle, J«*tioe will triumph. *Pecin- a about a sweepstake ticket that ^ ta««tainers to feoptiro j concealed In aa old coat into. State we are observing a nw- or rep ; nan n nan am Ovil War centennial, fie first” - L*** or FAME. 8:30 P ^ ^ WaP “ ^ . . New Amencan opera ' Golden a-:-*.- ^ l, .iju— Aawy MIt will be the greatest, tale in history Jack will be there.Qm*- by i%uip Bezanson. is ASrra and Johnaon. The way we’ve got the Armory scaled. 71 boxw goM rush story with a Christmas1 ow .t >10,000 . I»«. or head, we should come out with $1 million-nine. } n sunset strip. 9 pm. (D.jproech No. I-A. 1889.’ hostilltj M "It sounds like the greatest benefit show ever." I said, fi fi - fi "It will be the greatest tale I r r r- IT r IT ii 14 ir — r IT IT 54 H *r ■n ... B IT w V w ir nr w IT ■ r ■ R' END OF YEAR BARGAINS *3ltt 16“ FhMs* Csessle S1«T7 21” rtlU.Csaroto $J4lS faUewlaf bare aew pictars tabes 2,;iar* tup 53995 54988 $0995 AU SETS GUARANTEED MANY TO CHOOSE FROM LAATSCH'S TV SALES AND SERVICE 47)4 Dixie Mgbwor MA 5-Sill Ops* *-* 12” Mrsitos* 14” Admiral cm 21” Z*eM Cseisls VOM CAN PLAY (Nf. iAfta/#-* CliCtoN /DAL »t«CT*OtM9 gHH •54-5 • A CHORD 0R6AN -Rett 9 ewHib.M’e a tea ei asset ’It will be the first time a man has ever gone Into office Rex Randolph (Richard Long) im- towards fie newcomer on the part personates a movie actor In order of the established residents. to discover why film star Abigail ________________ Allen (Kathleen CTOWley. UpSy-**® VARIATIONS ing Maekme!). f ‘‘Subsequent newcomers will be, ...__________ „ _ Ihu pucetroslve scripts, s Civil D TFSfu*? (3)- War nurse, female, .in. search of Rod Sertlng s doty « about a cam-i(|H. JS«r> , cholera-rarrytag era fist cental picture, of evetosL^^. clean—with ail the party’s debts paid up! “And daring the Inauguration Ball, whatil yen doV* “Dent look at are! They have net asked us to do aay- THEMIDNIGHT EARL... . r-. . —____-1_A ... .. . _____occurreu — yet. (gambling man; a librarian, female! * i*actBn)»i nrm WBHWBB TO HIRTORV. arriving wifi . wagontoad of « „.w beautifully at the Waldorf. Fran, very shapely, can turn harji0;90 p.m. (2). Reposts on Piwd-ihooka +■ • nLaiei A nSm back on the audience—and look OX! deat-Elect John F. 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Framed Tilting Mirror extends 5 feet obeve fleer........$ 27.50 THE LOWREY BOTH STORES Both Stores OPEN EVENINGS 'til Christmas 'xmutLw ’ $pj' 1 "H !vii la^ll [ §jjU H EjJ r Hi L i I —Ult { tJ A ' ■^2 THE PONTIAC PREiKK OVEfl fm /Th# Wterther POKTIAC, MICHIGAN", FRIDAV, DECEMBER 10, itwo—48 PAGES ■Many Dead 4Human Bomb*Arrested Carry in Plunge on Hoh Says President-Elect Is Religious HyprocrHe as Fellow Catholic j NEW YORK Ifl—Two *ir-tHners with 125 aboard collided in a snowstorm today | and crashed into densely {populated areas with an apparent heavy loss of life, i A Trans World Airlines (Constellation with 42 jaboard plunged onto Staten Island and the other plane, -jaAfeited Airlines DC8 carrying 83, fell in Brooklyn.* I PALM BEACH, Fla. |j(UFII -—. .A 73 -year - old ; mental patient who had (dynamite and blasting caps -in his car has been arrested (for threatening to make ihlmself a human bomb to 'kill President-Elect John F. Kennedy,^federal authorities disclosed today. , The slight, white-haired man told authorities he was a Roman Catholic and he felt Kennedy was “a hyprocrite" about their party May in Hw religion. 1* that br **» the He mentioned a cam-paten speech In Texas; wh“' K“nt — Prest-*secretary. Pierre Salinger., upon here by pies dent-Elect John F. Kennedy whoi*^,! „ prmtdertheW-t*! »»he of rep apparently has decided to make tsome* chote* w pc brother Robert: attorney general: § j Speculation wifi anneution.-.aae; cabinet ap- la addition te attorney general, ^ ^ ^ poinimmf today — and probably! •* wily Cabinet posts still In W S Aown to Eigje two. j lilted are secretary ef the Wont *nf the plans ter ntuxtum- Trenanry andjmlmmder-genersa. Mg cabinet selrifa-ns wan relayed; J. Edward Day. tea Angeten ( , m| Pf)) to newsmen by Kennedy's press hwamnee exeeaOve, arrived 1 . » ' 3 Children, Sister-in-Law Dead Hunt Detroit Motherf Killer of 4\ | me united plane was r llgnt ebrat In (to the home of the woman's brother gig. a DC8 rv.^i.. jetliher out of Lawrence, 2*. There police foundJodcago's O'Hare Airport. The ent police |bi* wife. Virginia, 24. and their TWA liner. Flight 26. was a con-children. Wanda, 2. and Tony, 3-stellalioii ^ !° * Both planes were making ap- I) § .£■ Iwdbeen laid beside each! ,0 Und. ■) f body, officers said. H A note, 16 feet written on! The Coast Oaprd aaM there shelf paper, was found in the room! wfrr »** survivors la the Staten of Delores, a Negro. It was ad- bland crash, two of then* aerl-B dressed to her common-law huv oasly injured. mm band. Rudolph Ernest, 31. ; t* Fke Department tad to T Polier were aammoaed by Ike (rescue and ladder companies were ■ wwwaa's mother, Mary Wilks, opening the tail woHni of the M, when she eaalda't find either plane “to extricate bodies." Aj^B her daagbter or graadoea. .........■■■•■ In the note Delores said: “The;^v 11 nr . . i ,1 baby Daran has cried tor six L»OiGf V» 66&GIK2 inC -j months, ever since I brought him n , t home, and I became very nervous t OT&CQSl lOT fit>m that. r> -w HTteB “It would have been better I rO Tit IOC nfGQ had died. "I want to get Virginia. I hatei Pontiac area residents may look ' the World Bank, and Douglas OU4 | km, a RrjxiMicsn who la undersec-j ipetary of state lrr the Elsenhower; jbdminixiruttrm • j Black conferred privately with,, ^(Kennedy at the latter's home Intel 'Thursday night, Malinger oonnoarrd that men-nedy has mov^d up Ms departure , , time far Palm Reach. Fli., la : > wddsfniaasa. The. goal new Is S p.m. (Pontiac time). Kennedy j earlier bad planned la Irate at 1 By JANET ODELL Did you think we'd never get around to shopping for the women on your list? Well, we didn't want to be! pushing OUr own interests, Ctotlbes, of course, please a woman &ut remember that she won't want to get breakfast in a sheer chiffon 1 1 “♦negligee; betterbuy her one I ^ j, || (of the pretty quilted dust- LrOOdtellOWS ]«» toat are being shown inj nt F\' lull the colors and at vart-[ Pmll PdtDBT j°u* prices. John Marshall. Miami Secret] (Service agent, said fj*vlick “n»v-jer made contact"- with. Kennedy.! {{Kennedy was in Washington when jPavlirk was arrested. , The president-elect’s wife and j i two children wvsw here la the || home at Kennedy’s father, j Alerted by the post. office. Se>( -jeret Service agents had been i I (hunting Pavtick for days. They •1 learned he had add all his property at his home In Belmont and! •(gone to Washington. ■j They followed his- trail to Palm: I (Continued on Page 2. Col. 2l - ! j “Sic would be datuterotts ta any( one she meets. It is paramount 'that we nhd her as soon as pos-jsible," said Police Inspector James |J. Dunleavy, (LEAVES t NOTES Police said Mrs. Martin left two : notes in one of which she expressed (hate far her sister-in-law because (the latter Was happy and “enjoys {life so much.'* ! The slay mgs took place at two 'homes. I'M, the, body of Mrs. Mar-■ tin's 3-year-old von Daran was ’[ He said that both had accepted] Kennedy s invitation to do ao! j " Kennedy filled qmo major cabi-( ‘net posts when be named! JGov. Orville Frtnaan of Minpe-I seta as Agricullure secretary and-■ Arthur J. tteldberg.- special the AFUCIO. as Ubori ( For • die «t>man who likes toi wear Mack velvet starts at home! (there ate richly brocaded jackets.' These are decuraled with gold < The knife pleated Partly cloudy and colder with a ; low of 12 is tonight’s forecast The expected high tomorrow is 26. Preeipitalion lor (he next live days will total about two tenth, t of aa taob la Hght mow So tar ' day and oreaskmal ttnrrie, at I other tinieM. ! Morning northwesterly winds at 110. miles per. hour will diminish (tonight and become westerly at 9 to 19 miles Saturday, i Twenty-two, was the lowest tern-i perature in downtown Pontiac preceding gam. At ! p.m the mercury reading was 24, Courthouse Now an Inside Job .... ror A little packet of 5 different { fortunate fumtees. - lipstkh. will help milady wear the Jam*, It,, Lafnear, vice pml- proper shade every ,dnj If she dent of the Mrtmpolltaa Chib, already ha, a whole wardrobe of! hp'rft 6, and rhalrmati of the I lipsticks, give her a holder tc —delve,- «ald the (ioodfriiow news- (kwo them tidy on her dressipgj Aiays hope to raise 66.0M. 'table They will be stationed at alt ma- * * . * , lor interiwetions to the citjf —j We've seen two pretty pairs-mid a? the Tet Huron and Miracle' of .earrings shaped like lilies o( the ■ Mile Shptog Centers, Uifnearvalley. One was stiver, the otherT ' sniff, - (green and white enamel. j Some. 3» pmom have volun- NwUafW bmrelet. w i t h I •t.'TSL10 £Mtldp>IP V*y •re: frame* Into which you insert ! ^tca^n firemen, postal employ , ^ ^enwHon | em. and US. Navy reservists. } w,|e|| ^ nv„ - rextra rims and strap, make, an j I T ' rt_________- 1 IntercMag gilt) yon start with a Willman Gets Informal OK to Start Required] Treatment Project -( Costs of the court-ordered ex-! pension of the city's sewage treat-j meat facilities have risen, 9200.060 as pnxtictijd. the. city commission 'learned tost night , City Manager .Walter K. Will-iman received the informal up-.. . provai ©r the i-opunmisskm to let Warns ke Fishermen (engineers go ahead with the S3-5; v million expansion, as ordered re- LANSING m—The State Conner-jcently by Circuit Judge. Stanton vation Department has warned ice 1 G. Donderp. fishermen to play it sate at Br At the tost of ihree< elections, start of the sfasem. Thin let and-(the city sought approaai of a 93.3: "ganging up" by fishermen on th* j million bond issue to pay for the ice to dangerous early m the sqfcp iqrtdrd expansion to control potlu- son.- the department said. JE ( The same store has aa w; [only half si* inch to dtometer. |r.n a braided gold hnuMt, To! keep all this Jewelry, get her a: round jewel box tingd in red! (velvet. . If you don't like her using’ your| tools, Hr. Husband, get htr* a! j woman's tool kit. If you: get the right colcij> she might hang it in' the kitchen. >,v - j PUNJABS High behooi ........ .Market, ........... (Hittuarie, ......... Pef, Doctor Sports r Theaters' TV & Radio Programs Wilson, But......... Womce’a Page, 'Park Permits .on ^al« j LANSING Ww-Annusl parks entrance pennRp now are on sale (at hunting and fishing license deal-jers to nrens near parks where [stickers will be needed] the State (Conservation Department says. Ehe slickers WiU be required for admission to 55 of Michigan’s 62 'state parks alter Jan. 1. r The payment, Willman misttonbra. would start \vjien the court ordered, request by the State Water Resources Commission, says the city JMglf| hove the. expanded fariiitieg M operation. old cotihj hiUit hm taw* air conditioning and heating duct work, plastering and marble work on the *ix-*tary building off Telegraph Road. County officials say now it wffl be'late suhune.r 1961 before they move in. MOVING AHEAD - Most of the work on Oakland County's nt*w |3.2 million courthouse is centered iftsidc these cold days — and workmen ug mighty glad. They’re working on installing the HIPPO CRITICAL ARCHBISHOP RITTER, loyalist Troops Crushing Revolt figainst Selassie ' Prince and His Officers * May Be Forced to Flee; | Report Unconfirmed » LONDON (UPI)—Troops loyal to Emperor Haile J)elMsie were reported today to be crushing the rebellion against his rule. One Unconfirmed diplomatic report said loyal troops had tseaptured the capital eity of Addis Ababa. Reports reached both the Bjrltiah protectorate of Aden and Khartoum, capital of the Sudan, that the government set up Wednesday by Crown Prince Asfa Wassen, the emperor's eld-sat son, might be crumbling. A spokesman for the Ethiopian Embassy m Bonn mid Gen. Afcfry Abebe, military ruler in Erltnia, which is federated with Ethiopia under the crown, cabled.that leyal Meet had won-oontroi of Addis Atoba. t The ipfhi wilM_ Flrot Secretary Ktfcebe Gebre-WoM. .said, Four Cardinals Named by Pope St. Louis Archbishop, Two South Americans and Italian Elevated VATICAN CITY fAP) - Pope John XXIII today mm*) four new cardinals, including the ‘ ' Rev Joseph E. Ritter, archbishop of St. "Louis, Mo. * * a ; Two South Americans and an Italian were the others elevated fay the pontiff.; The Italian prelate it Msgr. Giuseppe Ferretto, a member of the Vatican Curia. The hew LatinAmerican cardinals are the Most. Rev. Luis Concha Cordoba, archbishop of Bogota, and the Most Rev. Jose Umberto Quintero, archbishop of Caracas. SECRET CONSISTORY They will be elevated at i cret consistory at the Vatican Jan. IS. Creation of the four new cardi-, nals will bring fi\p Membership of the Sacred College of )hw Roman Catholic Church to an all-time record, of 86. the Jan. 16 consistory the names of the three cardinals he designated “in pectore" 41A hit heart) on March 38, I960, At thrtjl time the Pope named seven new cardinals which brought the college to a total of 85, plus the three “In pectore.” * * Sr The latter, after their names arc made known, will be considered to have been members of the college^ since the March date. £a Khartoum dispatch said, Se-lassie left there this morning for Asmara, the capital of BrHrea, engine trouble. He was in Br " when the coup d’etat against Mgtaae was announced, and he flaw to Khartoum today from,Chad. ) ,The Khartoum dispatch said the emperor** popularity among the people continued high and that the fostigators of the coup may soar he forced to flee the country. -The reports said the emperor’i troops wow gaining control in fierce flghttnfc. NO OONTJBMATION One report ranching the British protectorate Of Aden said the ro-beUion already had collapsed end that loyalist form had won the ChOr. This could not be confirmed. * T*f i1—**~n reaching Cairo the regime art up by «e> Elsewhere,, in the country troops mfifoly remained toy the emperor. Including 10,00 tantrymen and an air force bat-taBon in Eritrea. Selassie himself .was moving across Africa to reclaim the 3,000-yeamid throne said to date back to the Queen of Sheba. He has had It Jar 30 years. Prior to the appointment, Kimberly was chief engineer and director ef product for the De Soto Dhdsion, a. position he had held ■| ]fn»-Previously, he served mechanical laboratories at the eugi«Cling division. ' Kimberly, 47, is'married and has Nip Murder Threat Against Kennedy Birmingham Man Named to New Chrysler Post Appointment of A. E. Kimberly, 711 Abbey Road, Birmingham, to the newly created post of chief engineer of vehicle reliability for Chrysler Corp.’s Engineering Division was announced today by PawtC. Ackerman, vice president of the division. f..'. Ackerman said that Kimberly Would obtain and analyse data from the corporation’s reliability (Continued From Page One) Beach and gave local authorites the license number of his car. Pg)m Beach police saw the car Thursday and stopped Pavlick an the pretense of a traffic violation. trek at Ma car ta r a bomb. The the Weather Ml C.K. Wtatter Bvfu lopM fOKTIAC AM nenOTT — U< into a - bomb, however. Authorities took Pavlick before t U.S. commissioner Thursday light da a complaint which-said, The defendant indicated he was going to make himself a human bomb and destroy himsrtt and the ptetident-elett, John*F. Kennedy . , ,** ■ tr ★ Pavtlck was charge^ with violating m federal lato which make* tiTa crime to threaten the pros!-denljPpresident-elect or vica president. The ‘penalty on conviction is {1.000 . fine or five yean in prison to* both. Pavlick waived a preliminary bearing and bond was set at tlOO;-000. ; Wind retbdty I I ■ Saturday at S:«S a Was rtaaa Saturday at ^ Moon mu fttoair «’ ■ " *— Say1* Taumlui (MM is laTcami a. n u, - to 47 trfrtidw is 1 < is as mhnasuu n s M Ear as THE PONTE AC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, IGfO The Day ill Birmingham Road Project Is tor Bloomfield Village BIRMINGHAM-A two-year major road-improvement program in Bloomfield Village was approved last night by Bloomfield Township trustees at g public hearing. ~ ess than 100 persona attended meeting held in the Bloomfield Village Elementary School. It was called to review the assessment rolls on the 3443,000 project. Several objections cams from residents who complained of the total coat of the plan. They said the coat was far to excess of the original estimate. HOMELESS — Left destitute when a fire swept through her rented home et 552 Mayer Court in Orton Township early today is Mrs. Juanita Robbins who is shown with her own three children and a niece she carried to safety Peattee Pnu Photo from the blaze. The children (from, left) are Buster, 5; Eva, 15 months; her niece Dawn Runyan, 14 months; and fflndy, 3. See related story on page 30 Too Much yailiiy in State, Says Exec Ri^bJndiishy, R Told By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. We should quit our complaining and -do something about Michigan’s industrial development. This «u the straight-forward suggestion Rob lee B. Martin, one of Michigan's youngest business executives, had fur Pootlme Ro-tartans and their visitors yesterday. The president of the infant Dundee Cement Co., part of second-largest cement producing combine to the world, said he Mittfeaft nowhere as bad ‘ the,1 picture hat painted” when the parent organization sought a new site ta the Great Lakes area. V •** * "We have had no cause whatsoever to regret that we settled here,*’ Martin. 38, told the lundwti gathering at the Waldron Hotel! He did any, however, he found two things which Make him “not too Iwppy about Michigan.” Besides finding that hia company hasn’t'penetrated the state cement market aaf deeply Udpeied, Martin was critical about lethargic attitude on the’ part a minority of people who say everything has gone to pot since Soapy RW|ma got to.”' | ‘PREVALENT W DETROIT* "These people all just sal back and said Paul Bagwell (Republican gubernatorial candidate) could do better, and that it was a torture of cement. They looked next to the Groat Lakes. Michigan was selected, principally because a rich deposit of limestone was found -40 feet underground near Dundee. ’Then the natural stumbling block was whether we wanted to locate this plant to Michigan, which we found from the national press to'be less than desirable manufacturing,'’ Martin said. The rest is history. A major concern before establishment of the plant w urally, file labor force, Martin said. “We found a tremendous supply of tabor. We could literally take our pick from hundreds and hundreds of these ta the Palm Beach County la nearby West Palm Beach. Authorities planned to mane him ta Miami later. Pavlick told hia interrogators he once placed himself to a mental institution in New Hampshire for observation because of “depression." The institution was not identified. LIVED alone Pavtick had lived to Gilmadton. N. H., before moving to Belmont, where he lived alone in a small house for the past ftv* or pfo years. Town residents said be wm very “vocal" on town issues sad wrote many letters to the editors of newspapers. He was born Feb. 13, 1887, in Boston, where he said he has s sister. Authorities said they did not know her name. “That’s nil asst of the people. However, I bund It prevalent la Detroit** “This attitude stands directly to the way and thwarts "prospects ot i state," Martin said. ★ ,♦ ♦ 'In this area than ia too darned much weeping and walling apd crying in our tear al the Detroit Quit or Detieit Adriatic Club and say* tag ere can’t ;do anything' about the situation, instead of going out and doing gpnetfatag constructive about It,*’ the speaker said. Msvtito M AM Arbor, art only ■olio. lOMWri bat baa d non-paying Job of selling Michigan as a member of Merritt D. Hill’ Michigan Industrial Ambai sadors. Rotarians heard . Martin, trace the birth of the new 325-million cement manufacturing plant Dundee, dedicated ta June. CHEMISTRY LESSON Dundee ia 14 miles west of Monroe. They also learned a little chemistry pt Margin’s 1 Owners of the Switzeriand-haa.’d Holderbank Cement Co., holding company of the Dundee firm, looked first fo New England when they (decided in 1853 to branch out inteithe United States. They found It a great Impart Of industry in Dundee and elsewhere, Martin went on, ficient raw materials, assistance of power utility firms, topnot-: networks of railroads and highways, the country’s richest wat; wonderland, and favorable education and recreation facilities for company employes. iyp He said the state’s fodhgry pays gher .than average wages, ,nt-floe, but at the same time is trained sufficiently to make analytical surveys. HO GRIEVANCES To illustrate how friendly he found the labor market, Martin said that to the tost three mont labor unions havefound grievances with management, i though the contract calls for monthly grievance session. On the subject of alleged industry—restricting taxes, the executive said M found "all’s not well” in this regard, but that state taxes were not protdbitive to establishment of g good industry. He said aa effort, at least, was befog made to eeriest the not-to*-rosy tax eHmato. “But I don’t find anybody to business or Industry starving to death to Michigan," he said. Other assets inducing creation Coeds Are Smoked Out KALAMAZOO (IV-More than 250 jjJooeds, many to their night dotb-m tag. were routed by smoke from a dogged incinerator at TCesterii s - Michigan University's Zimmerman S tjlHall shortly after midnight Three K njglrls were partly overcome and S 3 were given oxygen by firemen. Soapy Minus Driver's License, but It's OK LANSING III — Dent toft anybody. bet Gov. WHtiam’ driver’s license expired B'/i * years There’s nothing Illegal about It- Williams hasn’t touched the wheel of an automobile far at least six yean. The governor Is aeeastomed to being driven or down everywhere he goes. That gives him dictate letters, polish C*,rDI1' * _ A-—*vT A state police'bodyguard drive* the governor's official limousine. His trite, Nancy, pilots the family station/Wagon. Starting/ Jan. 1, whan LL Gov. John B. Swalnaou takes ever as trill be with- out bodyguard or Hmouslae. ride a bicycle or get another pointed out that each resident Ik the subdivision had received notice of the retfoed cost. Other Individual property owner since ft trill be. made on a front-fort T rather than per Irt. It Will . , homeowners about <4.85 for ekeh front foot A ★ : The 787-home subdivision ia north of Maple Road and just west,of Birmingham.. Birmingham chapter 220, Order of the Eastern star, wfl( hold Its Christmas party 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Masonic Temple. The Rhyttflnk Choir of the Firrt Methodist Church of Birmingham wfil present a Uforftahl dance, interpreting musk through form and However, file Township Board decided that there were not enough Valid reasons for delaying the project and voted to confirm the assessment rolls. A < A A' Bids, on the project will be advertised during the winter with construction efgieeted to begin the early Spring. A- A A The project trill be undertaken to two stages, with about miles of roads being repaired the first year. This is nearly less than one-third of tb* project but expected to cost half of file total since these roads are to the worst condition, Another reason given for the high cost of the first stage is that drains under the poor roads have to be replaced to order to have surface water removed, , Approximately 11 miles of roads are included in the over-all project. Assessment will very tor each ments will follow. It's SIMMS, for. 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Mae# sate U 6-FOOT TR8I Camptoe wirfc fort » 101 MUNCH TRIE IVU Reg. $21.95 Vatae *« SISSCW Reliance Carpal Sweepars $7.95 C99 Sellers ^ TTertf famous BtueR carpst imp art that rsally ptok up dirt Oah 11 to (e at tuts tee, lee prtes a Stand COPPEKTONC Rotisseries ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16,1960 THREE Methodists Ask Debate ’ Dow Metal to Purchase | Sheet Aluminum Plant MIDLAND tft-Dow Metal Product* Co., • division of Dow Chemical Oo., says It hat.arrafliged to buy the Sheet Aluminum Corp. Plant at Jackson. The purchase price was not disclosed. Sheet Aluminum, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mueller Brass Co., produces roOed aluminum products. Dow said 'ao changes in personnel were planned at the Jackson plant. Genesee Okays Budget PUNT I* — A proposed 1961 operating budget of $7,9*7,164 was approved byl the Qeneaee County Board ot Supervisors Thursday lore Municipal Judgg Cecil Mo valium and wap sentenced to stx flays in the Oakland County Jail, OPEN EVERY NITE 'HI 10 P. 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' Shostakovich at Work on His 12th Symptony MOSCOW CAP) - bmttrt Shostakovich, jUasia's' leading composer, is working on hia 12th symphony and .expects to complete It in February, Tass reported today. Explanation of the".ch§lrges will be filed at a later date. The Robinsons were married in 1M3. The Negro fighter baa held both the middleweight sod‘Writers weight boxing crowns. 4 KATMANDU, Nepal UMting Mahcndra Thursday arrested popular Premier B. P. Koirala and ptf—- cabinet ministers, suspended the constitution, and took over all pow£m in tfak Himalayan kingdom. He aceuaed the Koirala govem-■ mant of "failure to maintain law shown every alga at stability. The 39-year-old king, only recently returned from visits to the United States and Europe, acted through royal decree. Coconino County In Arizona is second largest, in continental U.8. greater than the domains of the states of Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Vermont combined. Notice of the suit was, filed Thursday in State Suprame Court by the attorney for Robinson’s wife. Edna Mae. She seeks $500 In the middle of the 19th Century activity and killing the peoples' had Koirala and 10 other cabinet democratic aspirations.” . 'members arrested and brought un- it win the first elected govern-! derguard to the palace. Only Dep-ment in the nation’s history. uty Premier Subama Shumsher Some informed ^ said H* WM the king was concerned about ; The Nepalese army posted overpowered by n family known as Ranas, who for the following K)0 years passed the ruling authority down from fatter to son. Mahendra's father King Tribhw-vana whs only a figurehead. He escaped from the palace in 1950 and fled to India., dhuuy powers at geveiemwit had . other goverammt building* and po—cd tram the throne Into M- \ took over the government radio. fc***1- Gtlrkha- infantry fat Khaki pa- After the 1959 elections Rvept I trailed the narrow streets, twisting foy the Home- He returned with the backing ri the Iritipn army ahd took‘over h!« role as religious leader and SPIRITIAI. I.EADEB I Most of Nepal'yoiglfTmllhon are MOST POPULAR FIGURE Hindus, and rcvetSPtbe king as As chief of the government, Kd-itbeir spiritual leader, rain wag easily the mhst popular' King Mahendra personally drew fWira to a land where popular Up the constitution under which the pmntes is a novelty. first elections were held. Be re- ’ With Ms Mg majority In perils- | served under the constitutioo th^ In VJS. aid. Both Russia and Red China aloO are contributing to the country*! economic development. Nepal, tike its protective big brother India, is. neutral In the cold war. Red China is now disputing borders with Nepal, tiidudr ing title to Mt Everest, the world’s highest mountain. Telegraph Store Open Every Night — Including Saturday — Until 9 P. M. ’til Christmas DIRECT TO YOU FROM SANTA’S WORKSHOP! Regular $12.95 and $16.95 Shower Sets Fine quality seta In chlnts and and silk faille. Lovely pat- priced for Christmas giving. Loaded Jet Climbs 91,450 Feet Navy Claims World Mark as Plane Soars 17 Miles WASHINGTON. ID — The NavylAdm. Arleigh Burk*, chief. olj claimed Thursday a world a)tl> naval operations, and Adm. James, tude record of about 17 mHeg far | Russell, vice chief of naval opera-a jri attack plane carrying a pay-1 tion. load of slightly over one ton. I The Navy said It Mu filed Its and laatniments aboard the Vigilante. The height is the greatest flown by a Jet plane carrying a standard lead of 1,000 kilograms (about 2,304 pounds) as required by the FAL.J? ' J ♦ i However, other planes have flpdb higher. Aft Air Force FUR tighter Wonderful, soft, fluffy Acrttan* ruga in Imgator, LL Henry L Monroe, ikh from the Patnxeat River, 3M- MhvM Air Teal-CriUer. The plane was a North Ameri-saa AM Vigilante, a typ* now •Bag given final evaluation before MM turned over Cor fleet use. l08T IMPORTANT IN NAVT •The Navy calls the VigHante Btha most Important aircraft in Jfa United States Navy..’’ the rocket-powered XU has reached an aMtnde of 1M,500. Neither plane, however, was attempting to operate under the l,OHMdlagram payload rule. Heath cHnibed at about 1,400 ntiles an hour, than pulled the Vigilante's nose up into, some-thing' like a ballistic projector? to coast “over the top” for the Toss Pillows' Every color of tbs rainbow In round, square, triangle and button styles. Bow only— Fire Trucks! Tractors! Beach sets! Racers! Games! Banks! Boats! 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KEEGO HARBOR HOUSTON Service for Carl R. Houggnrwjjj en-year-old son of Mr. and Mialll-j UI.-J Ray Houston of 11« Myrtle St. will n6n6l 710111 be held at 1 p.tn, Saturday at the Sparks-Griffin Chapel with burial \A/ofrh fill In the Drayton Plains Cemetery. IU IT QIUI vll Surviving besides his parents are sisters and brothers Darrell, Joyce, PARIS I API—US. Secretary of Wesley, Candace, Richard, Mi-State Christian A. Herter warned chad and Kimberly, all at home, jthe Western Allies today be wary Carl toed from injuries received .of an expected campaign by So when hit fay a car Wednesday. viet Premier Khrushchev for re* _____ ___ ___ newal of East-West negotiations. MBS. JOSEPH HL TRAVIS | * * * Service for Mrs. Joseph -Hr) Herter told the 15-nation North (Avis V.) Travis of 5 Edouard j Atlantic Treaty Organization that Court will be bald at 3 p.m.;Khrushchev apparently has won Saturday at the Sparks-Griffin^ the consent of other Communist Chapel with burial in Perry countries tor more negotiations Mount Park Cemetery. with the West. But he said Khrush- Mrs. Travis, 85. toed unex- chev is’ on the horns of a dilem-pectediy Wednesday at her home ma: How to avoid nuclear war and at the same time speed com-JEAN M. SCHNEIDER munism toward world domination. Prayers will be offered at 10 Herter was speaking at the a.m. Saturday at the Voorhees- opening session of a regular meet-1 Siple Chapel for Jean M. Schneider, ing of NATO foreign and defense infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ministers! SEE WKCS LARGE SELECTION OF NEW WE MADE SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE!.. WE SAVED... YOU SAVE! These ore Brand New 1961,23-inch TV sets. The low price shown below is possible because of the gigantic carload purchases we made. 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SAVE ^/.39 V SHOCKPROOF-RUBBERIZED SWING -OPEN GUARD IffBfli 2-TOOL TAPS HEAVY |i DUTY! \ FUU j LENGTH! i ||ftp & ffvlv 108 NORTH SAGINAW FTITmITI J BM1 f(Hwl irnWfl <: sm-wm ISjf mm THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 19M Hard to Wade Through Big Snow W. Germany Warns Cuba About Trade e< the heaviest drains on Chinese forests. Holiday Buying Spurts Up downtown Atlanta department •tom. Sales ware down 10 per cent in Dallas, O' per cent In St Louis, 7 per cent in Philadelphia and the Now York-New Jcnay metropolitan area, and 0 pa* cent hi Richmond, Va., and Chicago. " But, except In thl snow4ttt East, The hours at lahor needed to plant, cultivate and harvest an acre of c*rn In m^tmtted States, declined by about 90 per Cent "in tour decades that followed since shout 1011 The government announced Wednesday that inch a move would affect Cuba’s trade with West Gerv But the holiday buying spirit picked up the first put of the wade over most of the nation, and merchants in some big Eastern cities hoped to recover storm losses with Saturday night shop- example, the State Street Council GiveHet Elegance and Luxury... of the big storm, and in New York City the Retail Merchants Association, which repraamts independents, conservatively esti- Scrys Industry Wants to Be Encouraged LANSING til =• "Industry wants to he wanted." advtam an author-j tty on economic growth. Harold T. Smith, economic pro-, gram director tor the Upjohn Institute (or Employment Research at Kalamaaoo. gave a legislative committee this term advice during ^ hearing here Wednesday. Gemma crystal sets Diamoad Pendants Chrome and Sihrer Tea Sets MltSTMS SKOALS HIGH BACK PLATFORM ROCKERS (Prime Covers > ........... RECLINING LOUNGE chairs ..v PLATFORM SWIVEL ROCKERS Life of thsTParty HOLIDAY DRESSES ■■ 3345 Auburn Rd. . *7« JUviji tap tor Lpss at L sad S' SANTA'S HERE •For Holiday Special 119” Rooted Hair BRIDE DOLL SS&r * Cloee. Saran * B For Every Lad and Dad FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY SPEClAI NO MONEY DOWN Pay *1 A WEEK GEORGE'S | GEORGE'S Winn Gift! 10.99 VtWt! 6 to 16 a Special Sale! 26.99, Slam 3 to 14 ' 1 jfiBOYS' PARKAS j C0ATS-C0AT SETS | K *8®® if $19" A ■□MW 7.99 Wmm Car Caa» 1.00 ■ Holiday Gift! 4 to 18 T^-vt mm uJ^toSSSyiA BOYS' SPORT HURTS ul ML GIRLS' DRESSES Hp »|98 » 1 IVF teem Stocks •- 4.W S Girt PaJauMe . . .1.99 M GEORGE'S DEPT. STORE I pBli mm THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1C, 1900 'Artist Takes Exception to His Name on Nylon Income Stays at Record Pace NEW YORK (AP* — Cadon is;at the wall with a gallon of black an artist. Cadon is also a Dade paint , name. | * ** But Personal Earnings Figure for November The artist is Albeit Cadon. 27] Chemstrand sued for $250 fori r..« ~ arid .French, and he didn’t like it damage to the wall and to a dis- w,lov'* Olwwuwwn :..v y hit Mien the Chemstrand. Coni. play advertising Cadon—the pro-btooght out a nylon tor use in duct, that is. tettes and called it Cadon. WASHINGTON (API — The total I . _________ „ . ,,, J The ease was dlsmtaw# to Iperaonal income of Americans! _Ss he t«d Chemstrand he dtontj Arrest Coart when kept at a record rate in Novera-j | OMm'i ittoniy pointed out j|>cr* but thciT were several signs *** ■" *"> -rVT toalOiaaMWsafscawptotoiwms a bush** slowdown. | *tdktoL* Csidaa sptottoved. stgaed by their ehlel attorney, * 4.. dfStodtoy had made it ap aat I who hadn't seen (.don’. - the I TV ^nuncrceDepartment re-i % five Ih-tioiial letter.. artM that ft - sanaHciled art ported Thursday MMhM Hork November was $409.5 billion a "1$ la incredible — e-a-d-twi. | year,' the same as in October, H Cadon, I have had it ail my life.' The triumphant 'Cadon had a - * * * ;l ( How can ttbe Wional?" suggestion on what Chemstrand _", ; & * * * 'could do With its splattered Wall.: But he department also report- Cadon, who admits to a Gallic ‘They should take it up w4thl*-Wa*e “J temperment, strolled'into Chera-lthe Museum of Modem Art,’’ he Iployment and average hours worked decreased more than {usual for this season; [contract , construction payrolls |dropped. ' >■ T~flfhe- department also said that j unemployment compensation arid other transfer payments jumped by $400 million during Noyember.i [There also was a small increase I far the payrolls of the retail , trade'1 'and service industries. Study Freeze of School Funds More New Homes in '61 to Build Up Economy hi;j driver of the egg truck. Mervin,Sinclair, SI, JUST LAID ON HIGHWAY — A collision _ .. . two trucks scattered .these eggs Wednesday over/ Dodge City, Kan.-, -escaped injury. ‘The driver U.S. Highway 54 near Kismet, Kan. The sigtt; of the other truck, Orville Lofiand. 40, Liberal, ! on the cartons-read: "Careful! Just laid." Thl? Kan., guttered lacerations. N«3HL; Orleans Boorof——?— to°!w to ■ggT'iWtot »n Inauguration This Will Be! • . NEW YORK (UPI) - Building of fewer homes played % Mg part fan the failure of the nation’s economy to get rolling this year, but new home construction is expected to start the economy- moving in 1961. Housing start* this year approached 1.3 million units, approximately 19 per ceat below the 1960 figure of 1.6 million and the Housing Institute lodki lor this figure to jump to 1,375,000 in the new year. *. * * The institute said there are many favorable factors for an upturn in housing starts, although It may not come until sometime during the second quarter. The consensus among economists is for the economy to start picking up at midyear. Among die favorable factors arc: , —Disposable personal Income should increase by about lit billion next year, providing a .higher level .tor home parchuaw. —Consumers win start the new year with record liquid asset* and a very favorable., financial position, despite the large short-term debt, A continued increase in population to more than lfl million should result in increased demands for new homes. —The number ef families to the middle Income group—a big | home buying category — eantto-j nes to expand. —Vacancy rates, which showed a substantial gain in MOO. indicate that buyers aid becoming more to-jlectlve. and that the supply o! new apartments la greater than dw I mand. The institute said the home {budding industry is in a position 'to capture some of the market sincC Ugh rents provide an incentive to the purchase of * home. —A continued t esting In the mortgage market will be more favorable to the hotoriatt market, in 1901 than to 1000. - —There should bn an improvement in the stock market, which wilj result in a mom favorable trend of, public psychology. The institute regards this as a help to home building. . ap rmnisi HER FARM PROGRAM — Mrs. Orville Freeman, wife of the next secretary of Agriculture, has a form program In motion already. There probably won’t be any parity or soil bank involved for her. however. While her husband. Minnesota’s outgoing governor, was flying to Washington Thursday to receive appointment to the cabinet past, Mrs. Freeman was home in Minneapolis watering her African Violets. >■ NEW ORLEANS (APi-A tt judge federal court went into___ sibn today on the Orleans Parish I ISchool Board's request that four New Orleans banks be enjoined) from refusing to honor its checks. The * banks have frozen some |$120,000 in board funds. The board says that; unless it receive* such funds it trill have to close New I Orleans public schools, integrated Nov, f4 by federal court.' oPders. Cannons, Jets to flail foulette King IN o Gambler'; “Wins Acquittal LOB ANGELES (AP) — A,i .per German from Hamburgh i vtfs' himself the roulette king of won aequfttal on an ih-come tax charge by Convincing a judge he's a scientist, not bier. f JLs * * * ^-There was just one reason Mgl thnnllw" system for winning at Spulette misfired; Benno Eitel Finhei - LJechenstein. 37, says: |merican roulette wheels have more ' dtgjt than those he’i ILiz Taylor's Teeth I'in Excellent Health' The judges were also dtie to hear two requests.|or temporary htjunctions against creation of a new school board for New Orleans Illy the State Legislature. The suits were filed by the U. S. government and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. * The act creating the new board was restrained last week by the federal court, but, In the meantime. fits Legislature has established still another new 1 school HOLLYWOOD (APt — A dentist boon) -for this embattled city, says EUaabeth Tayfor a teeth are A fotir1h attempt to replace the to perfect condition lorieaip School Board received fi-J Only a month ago one abcessedjnal legislative approval Thursday todth waa pulled in London and aa the- legislators wound up a 30-beadllnes proclaimed that morel32y special session. Another 30-mlght have to gs. I day session starts Saturday. A t * .INJUNCTIONS _■ r_______. ,, „. .. Two earlier attempts to set up rtv,n« ln u™on *?* • * “" by the federal courts. wSch duetkm on the movie Cfoopatra L luued inim!aKm against the was held up. Her Illness finally k—uature, Gov. Jimmie H. Da-waa diagnosed as an taflamafion vW| ^ various ltate officials tell-of the outer lining of the spiroUL^ tt)em t0 keep ^ of the school cord and hrafan. The infected toothLj* at)on he,.e ‘waa given aa a contributing too- Attendance at the two integrat-T; ~ i .. __ -il _.Jed schools remained about the Dr. Stontey W.^ Vogel of B^eriylgame Three Negroes attended LANSING (JP—Cannons will roar! in Lansing's Civic Center. The stand jet planes will thunder over- lair wiU.be open to the public, at htod when U. Gov. John B. Swainson is inaugufhted as governor Jan. 1. :y c ra t s have announced plans for colorful ceremonies on the capital grounds when Swain-lon is elevated to the state's high-1 *st office. v,' " Except, for CMef Justice John ! R. Detainer*, who wtH administer the oaths of office; tt will i • all Democrats retained all six state administrative offices up for election Nov. 8. . lly will attend augured service, at Grace Lutheran Church here. Members of file State Administrative Board and Democratic officials will jo id them, -• The sermon will be delivered by the Rev. Howard* Christensen. pnstor of Ht. Peter's Lath-eran Church in DetrOfiTwhere the Swainson family worships^ chairmen and elected officials. Inauguration ceremonies will start at noon, an hour later than usual because of services being conducted in six churches within a jlock of Iks capitol. F84 and BS7 aircraft of the Michigan Air National Guard wilUiMM over the capitol Just before Swatanen takes his oath of office. The band of the National Gnard’s 4Sth Infantry Division will break ant with “Hail to the Chief." will Plan Now TV Station [for Grand Rapids Aroa I GRAND RAPIDS (API - West) Michigan Telecasters. Inc., filed articles of incorporation today at: Lansing with plans tor set up • new television station in the Grand j Rapkfat-Muskegon area. Lewis V. Chamberlain Jr, vice! president of Grand Rapids Steeij A Supply Co., is president of the new ven|ure which seeks s license to operate if the Federal Communications Commission allocate* a new! high frequency channT West Michigan. 1460 Presents the Sounds of Christmas Music t Up-to-thf-Minote NEWS 1460 m Ymi Dial WPON SPECIALIZED SERVICE • TV • MI-PI • RADIO • TAM RECORDERS • P. A. SYSTEMS • ornci INTIR-COMS • WIRCOR FACTORY SERVICE - BLAKE < RADIO-TV Nelv i The group will shift to the Civic The celebration will begin New [Center for a breakfast where they! Startler, outgoing Demo- Year's Eve with an inaugural ball'will meet county Democratic|statP ^pirw". will be master of ceremonies , Others who will take their oath hlivnn'c Hawaii Mno |Gets Probation in Theft, of office are u. Gov. Elect t. MAUn J nawon tuyc tff n r,.nm John UsUI. Atty. Gen. Paul L. .. .. irOrgery rrom nAOII I Adams, Seqy. of State James M. Drops to Narrow Ol DETROIT .API - Harold Aud <** <*» * smi^l Sackett, former postmaster at Hol-HONO^yLU (API—Vice-Presi-foway, was placed jia-lww-yeiFi dent Richard M. Nixon’s popular probation Wednesday by U.S. Dis- Filled in Saginaw SAGINAW (API — George Nel-j son, community sendees assistant director for the Detroit Urban Jjresffi Lragutv has bfun Mtrtfd Aral Mf>! M •■•SvswjgA rotary of the Saginaw Human Re-[ gatojft latlons Commission. - —wunr ~ Don’t Neglect SHppInf FALSE TEETH OatsMM vote jnRcgto-dvei^PFdsiciini-Elect Itrict Judge Ralph M. Freeman for torn w-Kpnnedv in Hawaii was inking and forging a $99.68 income while seven one from Negro jd* So—investors lost $17,000 ti-yingj »u. *• —*rBS.a fiw. ctmrtnM tt «, —'yLS!. "’?* ?*“. ' 3U investment that tailed. The In-K“*ier* next wee* IOr ^ * * * • __ frnal Revenue Service contended don- One of ^the community s strong- e money paid the German by I ----------- est isegr^aUdnist elemenUi, the vestora was mwiey he earnediSon. AndorSOn If Bottor Citilens Councils, held a r^ here Jve* • B Thursday night. About 2,500 per- After Intestinal Bout w according to police esti- in the'5,550-seat John F. Kennedy in Hawaii wagj reduced to 61 Thursday. it h.. It A recount of 34 of fywatt's 240 precincts shaved the edge from 141, the figure Which gave Hawaii to Nixon a month ago when the vote was certified. Hawaii has three electoral college votes. * * * . Democrats here are expected to try for a total recount; although the electoral college meets Monday. tax refund check. Sackett, 41tyear-old father of seven children, told investigators he took the check to cotter Shortages in his postal collections. He resigned as postmaster last September. Holloway is 10 miles northeast of Adrian. and State Treasurer SLa-n4-»Hrdi axmtr—y'- An inaugural luncheon will fol-j low in the Ctoic Center. Then] Swainson and administrative' board members will faeturn to the capitol for a public reception after which members of the board will receive visitors to their capitol offices. ♦ ♦ General chairman of the event j is J. Joseph Collins, Jackson in-] ■urance man who was Swainson'sj campaign manager ... money paid the German .fay. Itvestors was money he earned Son. Anderson 1$ gut failed to report on ■_ i mates, turned o Sod Chinese Fire Again *j**W**j3WS, n- m (AP)lauditoriom. ^ Wj, S. Sen. Otaton P.-Anderson, A previous council rally, 21,TAIPEI. Formosa (AP) -*■ CW- N, M., was reported in good con-]^ jj. Ihe day after integration wsteto Communists fired at the Que- dition at a hospital here today here, drew a capacity 2toy islands Thursday for the first after a ‘'gastrointestinal upset." house and was followed by, rkrt-me fails days. The Chinese Na- He became ill in Denver, Colo , ous street demonstrations the next Defense Ministry crestttedjThursday while attending a meet- day in downtown New Orleans, witti discharging 33 rourida ling there. | —- ..—L- Warm U.8. T29th Tiffio TOKYO (AP) — Communist 'Chins charged art American military plane violated Iti territorial air space Thursday and issued its 1129th "serious warning” against I such "provocation." Peiping radio said the plane flew over the area of Swabue in KwaAgtung Province in South China tor 10 minutes. Nixon's total is nedy's. 92.342. Kalamazoo Must Repair 14 School Buildings KALAMAUnoO (UPI) — Deputy State Fire Marshal Walter Burns has ordered the Kalamazoo Board of Education to repair and modernize 14 of its school buildings. New Model Coal Tin WHITE OAK Older New | FE 5-6159 Mhiidfiiel & Paint { 1 436 Oreherd Like Avu. PC 5-6159 THREE THINGS YOU SHOULD GET Before Buying a New Appliance faf- Ff 24341 1600 So. Tsfoqrsph, BloomfwU 3465 Auburn Rd. UL 2-3000 FI 4-3573 1 Then Come to Kelly's WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY! on Nam* Brand FURNITURE and APPLIANCES PRE-END OF TEAM SALE Save at Never Before- KELLY'S FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Rochester Rd. el; Tienken. Rd. .> to the NesthHW Mesa Iheeptog Center ; . OPEN EVERY EVENING *111 9:00 P.M. I T\V K XT Y-XXM5 jeaux Wcar-evcrjflR'hcre casual with aj hew angle on flattery—a bib-front j bodice above a skirt that creates aj lean, smooth, hipline. Choose silk, I flannel, cotton tor Monday-to-j Sunday charm. Printed Pattern <387: "SHmes'j sijes 12, 14, 16; 18, 20; 40. Sin H takes 4 yards 39-inch fabric. Send 33 cents hi coins for thiti pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for bit-class mailing. Send to' Anne Adams, care of The Pontiac' Press, 137 Pattern Dept.. 243 West. 17th St., New York tl. N Y Prlntj WATCHES •50' Starting from Girard - Perrargeaux Hamilton Watches by. Ladies* Girard Perregeau* WATCHES Bulova DIAMOND RINGS /™. size and style number. Send Now! Big, beautiful, color-, ifle fall and winter pattern catalog! has over 100 styles to sew school, j career, half-sixes. Only 33 cental j Rtsvere Doxa Starting from Annual Yule Party Draws 30toYWGA STERLING BY Tie Tacks Watches Watch Bracelets Set Rings Pena I.D. Brackets Travel Clocks Brash and Ceaab Sets Soya* I initial Bings TOWLE GORHAM LUNT INTERNATIONAL REED & BARTON WALLACE Bltie Lodge --Shrine and Elk Set Ring* Men’s Diamond Rings Assisting with arrangements were Nonpa Strick)and. Mrs. Judy llewitt of Auburn Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. S. B) Netilerut Ttenkrn Road. ' ' Gives Lesson to Study Club Mrs. Fred Goincs. leader, presented a lesson "Recommit, Reconsider, Renewal and Debate" at Wednesday's meeting of the Parliamentary Study .Club in the Maaonic Temple on East Lawrence Street. RINGS PEARL with Mrs. J. (fc. Norton acting .as president, exemplified the motions, and members particl-pa ted in the debates. Mrs. C. W. Crawley was Sterling. 3-Piece DRESSER SETS DIAMOND RINGS 4-PIECE TEA SETS niEtu nounnn r ... rich with rare ' oils'preciously prepared to veil your skin in unseen pro-' tcction . . . Bath Oil covers your body while Your bathe . *. or shower . . . a delightful gift, too. Grandmother BRACELETS COMPANY ac's Oldest Jewelry Storejk The Store Where Quality Counts W. Huron Phone WE 12 W. Huron St (rerle notmon THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, i960 Seek OK for 2 Bond Issues Clawson Civic Tour ; YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING 'TILL YOU GET NEW *61 MObEL Fire Devours Rent Money’ and Christmas Savings ORION TOWNSHIP — An Orton Township mother | saw her rent money, Christmas savings and all she) owned, go up in smoke early today after she carried four small children to safety from a fire which gutted the interior df her home. Mrs. Jaunita Robbins, 26, said she and the children! were steeping when itue*——--------------^----------------jj blase started in the base-k, ^ VM plannlng (# l0J ment of her rented home at through the charred interior of the 562 Mayer Court. ' ]bon» m hopes of salvagihg some-j b all the money she had ewer (He fire when she did. saved toward* the rent and for her Mn, Robbln*. who In divorced, children’s Christmas presents ap-Mild aba awoke to.find the house | parent ly waa lost. So were all their fM of omafce at «:« a.m. she {clothes and home furnishings. ! * * r*r ! TV W Society of the Uev tearttet had awakened her. ^ CWh la Mrs. Robbins (hen began cany* Lake Often is donating clothing, | lag her own three children and her 14-month-old niece oat into the L cold, early-morning air dressed in only their nightclothes. Taken out of the smoke-filled home were her children Buster, 5; Cynthia, 3; and Eva, IS months; i and her niece Dawn Runyan. and dishes to Mrs. Kol. das. Mrs. Olive Blackerby of 46 Smith Court, chairman of the society, said her group wifi accept Other donations for the stricken family. Rhubarb Fete Feb. 11 at Utica Mrs. Robbia, said she dids t know whether the home was on lire while she wits carrying the ehUdraa to safety.. *AB t know is that I put ntyji boy on the porch arid then I got . my daughter (Cynthia) out.’ WANTED TO follow Hothouse Growers to XtJoin With Rotary Cteb back after] for 6th Annual Event UTICA — Hie Sixth Annual Michigan Hothouse Rhubarb Festival SANTA’S TALKING MAILBOX - Alexander Larrabee, 4, looks up with astonishment as Santa Claus replies tohis request for u Christmas sled. This Yule display of the fire department'll! Andover, Mass., was rigged up with ait Intercom system to a “talking * >■. ■ «j| AP Photofni mailbox" and childKn were told to talk directly to SOnta as they mailed letters. Die dispatcher on duty in the nearby firehouse doubles as Saint Nick. iFire Marshal to Ask $85,000 for Job home when she the two smallest children. She had to have Buster hold the front door closed so Cynthia couldn’t reenter the smoke-filled will be hold Fab. H at Utica High j School, according to *rt Lambert 1 president of the Michigan Hothouse! Rhubarb Growers Association, and{ Gordon Hoskins, treasurer Me Oxford Fire Department. Lake Orion Fire Chief Jack Cay-lor said flames came up through the floor and gutted the home. Hej ■aid the Maze apparently i touched off by a furnace in the representative of the Utica Rotary P«*raft> for that money, said Club, cochairmen of this annual Capt. Glenrey WalJ»r. state fire event. The following committee chairmen have been appointed, and will atari immediately to contact co-| workers so the Festival will be bigger and batter, the cochairmen Mrs. Robbins, who is'staying with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lae King of W Fairiedge Drive, Yule Displays Mean Money Union lake Club Offers $100 in Prizes for Best Outdoor Decorations UNION LAKE — Prizes totaling! $100 will be awarded to area real-dents with , the best outdoor Christmas displays, the Union LAke Civitan Club announced George Williams, president the organization, said that f ISO U.S. savings bond will be given to the first place winner and $8 bonds awaraW t Wants a Fire Check of State's Schools BAST LANSING UFN-The state fire marshal's office will ask the legislature for about $85,000 next year fte a complete check of the fire iwfety situation in Michigan schools. “We would start a pretty good marshal, “We would be able to check out every school state.” The legislature took the position in 1966, he said, that such inspections were mostly the business Bolster Holiday Patrol to Reduce Traffic Toll Master Plan Considered for Milford MILFORD — A proposed masti plan for the village is being considered by council men. Currently, investigators from the Tto »5000 to *18-000 P1" would fire marshal’s office check complaints of focal authorities, investigate where they know dangerous conditions exist and Check new school’ buildings, acts -Walker. phases of community problems, including zoning, subdivision controls, recreation, off-treet parking and population rowth. ■The study would be made by i year. qurtn committee: Charles ■anew. 44ise Cam Avo., Utica; Arthur Lambert, u«4» 11-Mile Road, Ultra. „ . j. ________ ■ • w_ up highway patrols over the 18- Rhubarb smorgasbord: Mrs. Hoc. "* 7""T ____. DeVulder, 14014 Canal Road,|hour Christmas and New Year’s EAST LANSING <* — State po> lice have announced they will step tor _________, __________ , ------ . .. Mount Clemens; Mrs. Ralph Klim-1 weekends in-an effort to cut bofi-ek. 8746 lOdfey Road, Utica. (day traffic accident*. EXHIBIT TOURS Educational exhibits and tours: Joseph Martin, 11871 Canal Road, Utica; Arthur Avereyn, 14249 27-Mtte Road, Washington. Food classes: Mrs. Michael (toike, 14140 M-MUe Rood, Wask-tegtew. Patrol shifts will be lengthened to 10 hours over the - Chrtstmak weekend from noon Friday, Dec. 8, to midnight Monday, Dec. 26. Laager* shifts slue will be worked from uooa Friday, Dee. M, to midnight Monday, dan. t. ! “We need an overall program iof inspection,'' the fire marshal said. "We know that a dangerously high percentage of our some 8,000 more hours of darimesl. less fav- gW* “*°o1 buUdin** orable weather and driving after;1™ lrap* drinking., , * * * { Walker cited a recent fire at a Gaylord parochial school. Fire destroyed the building •within minutes after pupils had been led tp safety, hh said. It Was just sightly more, than two years ago. Walker reoalM, that M persons died- It cMI- Fire Halls to Glow for Pontiac Twp. lpds speerd, 21375 21-Mile Rond, Mount Clemens. Utica Rotarians and the rhubarb growers' again are going to Join forces in sponsoring the festival, | which helps promote the growers' product, * -- Main patrol efforts will be on state trunklines, with special attention to high-accldent areastjand another at’ 2 p.m. at Station o the two runners- e prill of a IM^fswd I be pwested to the school, church or business lodged to have the' best Christmas display. Only residents living within a ' 3-mile radius of Union Lake are eligible to eider the contest. Application blanks can be obtained from local merchants and must be mailed before Tuesday to the {Union Lake Civitan, Edgewood Country Chib, Walled Lake. The three contest Judges are fee Rev. Dorr Fodder. Edward V canard and George WIIMams. In announcing the contest Dec. 1, Williams pointed out the club wants to emphasize the essential spiritual aspects. of tiie holiday, the size orjcostllness of the display is not a determining factor j* winning, he said. national recognition to Utica, "The Ihubarb Capital of the United Krifef-” Hothouse rhubarb wM be promoted this year as "'MteMgaa’s Only Winter Fruit Crop.” Over 200 growers in the county produce five million pounds of this winter fruit which, has now found Ha way into many home makers’ Through food inhibits at the Festival have come over 250 recipes which have helped make rhubarb such a versatile ingredient nf des- Livestock Council Is Organized PONTIAC TOWNSHIP - CMI- "■> ***»—*»•■*{ XiXrzszz looking forward eagerly to the an-1 m-Imoi * our Lady nual Christmas parties in tire halls of fl* Aageis. ear their hornes next week., There wU be two parties Sunday, on? at 1 p.m. at Station ul The study was proposed Jby Frank Fox, chairman of the Village Pfenning Commission, who said his group has beeh conducting a series of meetings with fee pfenning consultants who have drawn up master plans for 27 Michigan communities. LAND USE SUGGESTIONS Fox said the firm would Snake reconupendattoN on future Indus, trial and commercial fend uaea. entirely by 6 lose, the master plan wsul *15.400. If federal aid could be secured. By DON FERMOYLE CLAWSON - City officials hope a first-hand look at Clawson's city faculties tomorrow wUl persuade voters' to approve two bond issues hi a special election here Monday. One of the proposals on the ballot is a $560,000 request for construction of a new municipal building to house all city offices, the Municipal Court, council chambers and the police and tire departments. The other proposition asks vet-ar approval ef a tUMta issue fee building of a tMM>volume library to .ropfeeo the present one located, in a century-old, two alary home. Mayor Duncan L. Gillies and the Chy Council have Invited voters to tour the library and city offices during an open house from 9 a.m. to. 1 p.m. tomorrow. Hie election culminates a three year effort by Clawson officials “redevelop” the city's downtm area. UNANIMOUSLY. OKAYED Replacement of the city hall a library was approved by mous vo its Nov; The new fibnury would bo to-rated an the site ef the efty’s existing facility at Fisher Court and North Mato Street. The old home which serves as a library was buUt% before the QvU War and has space (or only 6,000 volumei. 'according to the city manager. “General obligation bonds for the entire cost — $725,000 — would be issued lor 30 years,” according to a statement issued by the council. “The each homeowner M per 9IJM of aaoenaed valuation would more than offset the proposed tax In- * “Combined cost of both the municipal building and the library to the average homeowner would be at moat $3.50 per $1,000 of assessed valuation," the statement said. Polls will be open from T a.m. ■ •-ny—- • to 8 p.m. tor voters Mondhy. Each of tne City Council at (Mind proposal requires approval meeting. by 60 per cent of those who cast The eonneti’s deeUM. areata lh‘‘lr b«llo,'! »n tills election, teg to CRy Manager Leoaard 1 ■ - L“SI! A Children J ^ which was Constructed in 1927 toiCh ri of rnnC PnrtV services lor a comutoty|Wifl5l“ia5 rUllI and the police department, *""*** and furnace room in the basement.! Gmdfeliows The aiy Hall is located at 36 Fjf toSliXedhv ^*feow2m tor U mil Hn_i m«it highlighted by the showing ' of cartoon movies. If the bead Issue Is approved Santa will hand out candy and te new brick and steel mnielpal jic* cream to the youngsters at {Rowland Hall, B £ ~ St. Street kel O APPLIANCE Fill PARKING 422 W. H«rai FK 4-1133 / ________~ THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAV, DECEMBER 16, i960 You Can Untangle Those Odd Names By UnlM Preas WwHflml Addis Ababa, capital of Ethiopia (Ahd-ihs Abb-Sh-bah) Baudouin, Belgian king (Boh-wahn) Dona Fabiola de Mora y Aragon (Dohn-Yah Fab - bee - oh - lab. dee Moh-rah ee Ah-rah-gawn) Hammarskjold, Dag, IDtbg Halus'-metir-ahuld) Kasavubu, Congo president (Kah-sah-voo-boo) Katmandu, Nepal (Kaht-mahn- Lao$ (Lab-ohs) Lumumba, desposed Congo premier (Loo-moom-bah) Mobutn, Col. Joseph (Moh-boo1 too) Selassie, Haile (High-lee Sehl-ah'-aeei Thailand (Tigh’-land) Trujillo. (Troo-hee'-yoh) Udom, Thailand (Oo-dawrnl Vientiane, Laos (Vyan-tyahn) Michigan State University pus has a steam locomotive on display. It was given by.the Chesa-. peake and Ohio railroad after it had' eonipleted about 500,000 miles of travel, rjcrga Louisiana's House Votes College Probe BAltiN RdUGE. £a* (APMfhe Louisiana House Thursday passed $7-0 a resolution directing an uh-American activities probe at Louisiana State University, after a pledge it .would be no wttch hunt. The measure, without an opposing voice 'raised hi the House, was sent immediately to the Senate tor against school integration asJ’Hi disgrace and a national scandal. ", | * * Chairman James Pfister of the Joint Legislative Committee on «n* American activities told thf House if the proposed investigation is voted Igr the Hfiuse, “We have a tremendous responsibility to avoid institution."' The resolution was touched aft by Prof. Waldo F. McNeir s criticism of the legislature's fight and poultry reach primary markets by track and 15 to SO per cenf of livestock shipments also repch their destinations by track fees Profit Pressure Continuing in '61 PITTSBURGH (UPI) — President Mark W. Creasap Jr., in a yearend statement, said Thursday 1961 sales by Westingtouae Electric Ccrp. toould mow improvement over this year but their will oontinoe to be intense com-price pressure on profits. , Creasap said 1989 sales are expected to slightly exceed taut year’s $1,910 billion but not the $2,009,000,060 record sales of 1957. He said the pressure on cum- in prices for appflunees and most electrical equipment coupled This advene effect is expected i be evident in the fourth quarter of 1900 and extend into 1961. .Capital expenditures 'are expected to incsegae for the thin] consecutive.year from $60 million $65 miDion; Creasap said. Behvy emphasis will be placed on plant improvement programs and other cost •reduction measures. Huron*Cfinfon Authority to Lose Staff Member j DETROIT — Ernest All-mendinger has announced he will ‘ retire Jan, 1 from the staff of the Huron-CUatan Metropolitan Authority. ; ■ Allmendinger, TO, .of Amt Arbor, joined the authority staff in 1164. The authority is a park and parfc-way agency serving Livingston, Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wkyne 0 Parent-teacher movement had Its origin ‘in a national convention of ' mothers assembled for the first time in Washington D. C. in 1891. *r iMdn ALLEGED BOBBER — Bert " Lynwood ftcott, 21, a former pastor of the Grace Bible Church in Memphis, Tenn., is escorted to jail to handcuffs Thursday in Memphis after being charged . with two counts of bank robbery. "‘"'The FBI charged Mm with robbing the Cthens Bank of Cehfr-water, Miss., of <$1,237 and tjio Bella Banking Co. of Beils, L Tenn., of $4,337. Former Rivals to Run Again Barttatt and Holloway | Eye Superintendent of! Public Instruction Post LANSING «h-Lynn M. Bartlett,! who. won the election for state superintendent of public instruc-j L. tion two years ago, and Hugh H.I L Holloway, who lost, have an-■nounced that they are ready to| ■so at it again in the next spring! ■ei g| Holloway, superintendent of public instruction in Sault Ste. Marie since 1955, said he would run again on the Republican ticket, although he lost last time by slightly more . than 40,900 votes. Up said he would ' offer htmaeil as a candidate at] Ihe spring Republican Slate Coa-| T *a ”1 wilt offer myself as a candidate on the basts of my record in office," as toaid Holloway, > former Michigan! State tMvevmpr mathematics ’In* .smictor, has bujyi high school prin- ] cipal and schot superintendent in several MkNgfc ^stiicli. Hungarians Charge. LONDON tupfl *> American diplomats in Hungary am "abus-! Mg their privileges.” the Mjta-gartan Communist petty’s official organ charged. * The newspaper NmamkatonarJ quoted by the official news agericy MT1 in a braudeast monitored here.) said American diplomats in Hum-* gary "are transgressing the-laws internationally accepted concerning the activities ojj diplomats.’* Tha paper eharged that m two ■eparale manatees, as Dee. t aad IS. Americas BpHwmts had ’Mae* provincial trip." anthariaed by the Baagartaa Ministry of Farriga Altofro far the pwpim sf mahiag wean "We want to have an improve meat of relations between our two countries," the paper added. "But it seema the Americans do not! . . . since they are «hwMg the] confidence of ihe Hungarian gov- Cash Yule Gilts From Landlord to His Tenants HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. OPT - Jlj Long bland landlord to sending cash Christmas presents this year to 1,200 present and former, tenants, all of them servicemen! > The' checks range from $10 to $220, depemftng on the length of residence and the rental paid at MitehUl Manor, a government-) sponsored housing project near Mltchel Air Pbroe Base. Alexander Muss A Sons, Inc., which announced the rehUTUs Wednesday, explained ttuft they' represent $124,$74 M tax refunds, I Nassau County and Hempstead, Town has collected too much in taxes between 1956 and this year.! and returned the money tp the company. Alexander Musa explained that! hr feR tt-wng^Mytto^ttliat the | tenants should getSTmolRyrHe said he hopes to get the checks to everyone by Christmas Day. Many of die recipients have been transferred to bagu V1 remo . . see Dick e» SATURDAY end SUNDAY SCHEDULE SHORTS AT 1:00- 3sQ2 - 5:04.7:06.9:08 FEATURE AT t;S3 - 3:35 • 5:37.7:39.9:41 7 BAR and RESTAURANT TmatraTO THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, lt>60 electricity is used to)« 40watt light burning. lor 68% l ten if aluminum to keep] year*. . The Old Mill Dining Room Will Me Open From 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. December 31,1960 „ All tables will he reserved for our New Year’s Eve Party at 9 P.M. Reserve Your New Year's Eve Table a! THE OLD MILL TAVERN in WATERFORD Tickets Now Available — $3.00 Per Couple Dancing to Harpo’s Band IRENE BADER and JOE BENSON For Your Listening Pleasure Were Gonna Have a Singin J)ancin' Jubilee " FXNIYHATO OODLES OF NOISE MAKERS Hake Your Reservations Early NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER MENU SERVED FROM 9 P.M. TO 1 A.M. OLD MILL TAVERN Waterfont—U.S. 10 OR 3-1907 First Border-to-Border Freeway State to Open Last Lii: of Interstate Monday JACKSON (UFl) —: Michigan, which ranks first among the 50 [states in interstate highway construction, Win.claim two new firsts Monday when the finaT link of Interstate 94 is opened to traffic between here and Ann Arbor. * ♦ A , v When state highway commissioner John C. Mackie cuts a red-white and blue ribbon opening the last section of the highway, Michigan will have the nation’s first border-to-border freeway and the longed stretch of continuous toll-free highway. Opening of the SOS-mlle freeway from Detroit td Lake Mich SQUARE AND ROUND SQ I I GAI —•Bn Igan also pushes the state beyond the SM-mlie mark la total milage of Interstate-standard freeways. Mackie expects to be joined by Gov. G. Mennen Williams, Governor-Elect Johfi B. Swainson, several congressmen and members of the Mate administrative board for the ribbon ^cutting ceremony. opening of this final stretch makes the fulfillment of a long-cherished dream of * superhighway across the most heavily, [traveled route in the state,” Mackie said. The SM-mlle mark Mil be designated by a 15-foot wide stripe of gold patalon thr new ! Mackie said newspaper reports of the opening Monday will be [placed with business cards in a “time capsule” to be buried along the route. Hie. time and exact place of the capsul’s burial hat been determined, he said. "As for recovery of the capsule, I think we should specify that jt be opened by a future highway commissioner within 10 or 20 years from .row because I feel vast changes will occur ip the state in the years immediately ahead,” he said. CLUB TAHOE 4769 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE ”LAOlIS" NIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY Wo Color to Special Parties. Weddings and Bowling Banquots DANCING NIGHTLY! 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Six persons have been charged with his abduction. j • . YMs tor Job With GIs She's the First ANDOVER, VL/tUW) - Mrs. Morton J. Stigers, a, University of^ Kansas graduate, la the first worn-.’ an {here ewer’ to seek election As town representative. She’s a Republican. DETROIT (API — Chairman A. Hannah of the U. $. Civil Commission 'says ued, Were "much milder than in Los Angeles and San Francisco.' Hannah, however, aaid\ equal convinced the most difficult civil civil rights is “the most impo domestic problem facing tl sident Eisenhower has lauded the Young Men’s Christian Association for its work on behalf America’s armed- forces, daring this service to be a major contribution to national security. News of the President’s commendation was received today by Ted N. Slosson general secretary of the Pontiac YMCA, from the organization's national headquarters. , "By advancing the physical and moral strength of men and women tit uniform,” the President said, “the YMCA helps to Insure n continuance of our wny of life and n full measure of Individual freedom.” The President's views were expressed in a congratulatory letter addressed to the National Board of YMCAs on the eve of the association’s 100th anniversary of service to the nation’s fighting men. The YMCA movement will commemorate this anniversary throughout the country in 1961. rights problem is in the larger cities of the North. Hannah said he is convinced of his because Northern cities 'sweep it under the rug to the suburbs. far,” he said, "there hasn’t been a willingness to recognize that this Is a major problem and something must be done about H.” He suggested solution win come hen “one more than half* de-lands It, Hannah, who also is president of Michigan State University, expressed his views at a pews conference after two days of commission hearings in Detroit, where seriei of witnesses related housing, employment and other fields. investigation showed discrimina-lion in Detroit, compared with other large cltfei, “is no worse and better than'indat.” CHICAGO WORSE In housing discrimination he described Chicago as “vastly worse,” but said New York' nority housing situation was tkm.” He said it is “imperative that e maintain tranquility at home" and that "unless we move in the direction we have to move never win the (cold) war with Soviet Russia.” ' * a, Hannah said his commission al-lady had recommended a presidential order which would require all housing financed through a i government-insured mortgage to be offered lor sale or rent without discrimination. * | HARRY’S BAR LIQUOR-BIER WIN! FINE FOOD 3*1-70 Sooth Sanford St. DANCi SATURDAY NMHT fish Of Chicken Dinner , .$1.00 Stash or Shrimp'Dinner . .$1.50 Waterford Eagles No. 2117 4MI HlfhUnC 04. OR t-WM tgr. Detroit complaints, he contin- Sperm Whale. Carries Fortune Cache of Oil in Head Moans Death to More! Than 20,000 Yearly j WASHINGTON — The sperm whale is too .valuable for its own good. A large reservoir of oil is stored! in the mammal’s head and blubber. The yellow, waxy substance is widely used as an additive in automatic transmission Quids, textile chemicals, plastics, cosmettosj Slosson said the centennial aimi-}ttrKj detergents. A 60-foot whale: DINING ROOM CLUB 59 Highland Rd. (M-59) at the M-59 Saaadway GALA NEW YEAR’S PARTY 2 Floor Shows. D cm cinq. Hats. Fervors. Noisemakers. cm Evoking Jam-Pack With Fun. a. Make Year Reservations Now in Person MAD MAN MILTIE" FRIDAY AND SAT. FLOOR SHOW TONY MORRE Comedy Mj C. Featuring COMEDY M,C. and SONGS ”A Good Place to Ipead Tear Winter Evenings Munk yea can enjoy listening or dancing to, ovary except Tuesday, fine feed and Mixed Drinks, cater te Special Parties. Banquets and Weddings. ANTOINETTE Lovely Exotic Dancer GENE MATE! Accordion EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCING :* VI Lawtoi’s Band with Doan Qualls W wjrwMjrMjrjrwjrjrjgrjr* versary will bejnarked by a yearlong series ol community, regional and national events honoring the thousands of volunteers involved in this activity from the Civil War to the present day. yelds 80 barrels of t Weary of Jokes, Town Wants to Change Name MOSCOW, Maine lUPI) -t of people in this Somerset County town of—660—Inhabitants would like to change the something! else—perhaps Wyman Dam. ] When it win incorporated [the town was named in honor of [the Russian capital: But times have changed. And local residents tired of answering the quhty from joking tourists, “Where,1 is Khrushchev s house?” There has been some talk of j changing the name to Wyman Dam, the local name for Moscow’ post office. But no definite mo to effect such a change has been made so tar. Gasoline Runs Free n oil. StPditd -------TOMORROW ONLY’------------------- MERCHANT HOLIDAY GOODWILL SHOW ADMISSION BY GUEST TICKET ONLY! Sponsored By The friendly Merchants at This Cemmuniiy! * 6.M.T.C — Chief Poetise — Pontiac Ce-Op . % federal Credit Unions HetkHi Sradiei — Panties Retail km Vk*t Record $hop — Community Nstisssl Bank' WPON — Pontine Itetleners — Oleen Drug. — W.hh Fuel STARTING SUNDAY! 20,(KM sperm whales are killed each year, the Natleahl Orographic Society says. Gone are the days when whales! could escape hand-propelled har-P I won*. Modern equipment, lnclttd-1 ing helicopters and harpoon guns? gives a righted animal only a slight j chance to miss death. The sperm whale cap be easily identified by ah enonno^Jhlunti head which comprises one-third of its .body. Also, it spouts a low. rounded puff directed forward and upward. When attacked, this aermally peaceful mammal can become a killer. Like Us fictional ancestor Moby Dick, the leviathan Will large, modem veeqpL have been dented by enraged sperm whale*. Only a sperm whale could have swallowed Jonah. Its unusually wide gullet is known tojtave a;-commodated a 16-foot shark. In 1891, James Barley, an English, sailor, was reported to have been swallotfSPby a sperm whale and found alive 24 hours later whan the whale was cut . While biologists are dubious [about Bartley b ability to resist tl« Real- ! animal’s gastric juices, they do not rule out the possibility that M