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Jury Remains
Sheppard Panel [Sheppard Awaiting Verdict
in Fourth Day
of Deliberations Recesses for Lunch
With No Sign of Being
Near Verdict
CLEVELAND (# — Still
deadlocked, jurors in the
Sheppard murder trial end-
ed the morning session to-
day and went to lunch with
no sign they are near a ver-
dict.
It was the fourth day
deliber- |
Tite pin qf
and explained the cause.
He said the date could not be scheduled until after Jan. 3 at the
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Ice Skating Available
at Six Rinks in Pontiac
Thanks to the all-night effort
of an 1l-man Parks and Recrsea-
tion Dept, crew and near-zero tem-
peratures, ice skating is available
today at all six city rinks.
Skating will continue through 10
p.m. daily at the following sites:
Crofoot School, Washington Jun-
jor High School, Wilson School,
Whittier-Jefferson Schools, Weav-
er Junior High Schovl and Oriole
Field. *
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Deadlocked
WORRY—Dr. Sam Sheppard’s well known smile has been replaced
by a worried look in the Cleveland courtroom as the jury's continued
deliberations make an acquittal verdict more remote. His trial for
the slaying of his wife lasted nine
case Friday forenoon. weeks, and the jury received the
Michigan Counts 2] Dead
in..Pre-Christmas Traftic By UNITED PRESS a
Michigan counted 21 persons killed in traffié during
the first weekend following
Although only one multiple-death crash was reported,
a rash of collisions, pedestrian accidents and other high-
way mishaps marred the busy pre-Christmas weekend in
the Wolverine State.
N early half of the victims were killed in pedestrian
mishaps. Several of the other fata: accidents were y™ Safe Driving Day,
blamed on slippery roads.
Killed in the only multi-
le-death mishap were Tom
k Sr., 63, and Arthur
Miles, 76, both of Farwell.
‘State Police said a car driven
"| by Cook skidded on icy pavement
into the of a Chesapeake &
Ohio train at a crossing
at Farwell late Saturday.
The pedestrian toll included Mel-
vin R. Kluiter, 29, Grand Rapids;
Theodore Swiercan, 32, Flint;
Genbtvieve Keils, 60, Detroit; Glen
Shattuck, 58, Lansing; William C.
Hercliff, 23, Pontiac: Frank W.
Noel, 76, Trenton, Henry H. Car!l-
son, 56, Ecorse Township, Herman
Deo, 19, Dearborn, and Mrs. Lizzie
Daniel, 70, Fullman, Ark.
Swiercan and Cartson were tist-
ed as hit-run victims.
A ‘70-year-old Jackson man,
Theodore W. Wiesenmayer, died
Sunday shortly after the ambu-
lance which was taking him to
University Hospital, Ann Arbor,
collided with a car near Jack-
son
was killed Friday night when his
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Foundations Deny Charge
Tax-Free Groups Calle
Worse Threat Than Reds WASHINGTON \(# — Spokesmen for several founda-
tions have hit back with such terms as “biased” and
“flimsy” at a House committee report accusing the giant
taxfree groups of promoting a socialism of “far greater
menace” at home than communism.
The report was issued last night over the signatures
of the three Republicans on a special five-member com-
mittee headed by Rep. Reece (R-Tenn).
One of them, Rep. Good-*—
win of Massachusetts, dis-
sented from many of the
conclusions, including the
one that the foundations
socialism.
cartel” which, it declared, wields
tremendous left-wing power over
the nation’s thought and policies.
However, it declared foundations
generally are desirable and it said
particular benefits have come from
foundations in medicine, public
health and science.
Foundation influence has
» | Crept into foreign policy matters,
the report said, declaring that in
one instance more “alertness'’ by
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Teday ts Bonus Deuble Stamp Day.
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Hugo C. Croll, 50, of Au Gres) Soviet-Brtsh )
Pact Menaced Russia Vows to Scrap
Assistance Treaty If
Germany Is Rearmed
MOSCOW uw — Russia today threatened to scrap the British-
Soviet Mutua] Assistance Treaty if
the Paris agreements to rearm Mendes-France
Receives Vote
of Confidence Assembly Clears Way
for Four-Day Debate
on Rearming Bonn
PARIS () — The French|_
National Assembly today
jgave Premier Pierre Men-
des-France a Vote of confi-
dence—310 to 172—on his
Indochina policies, thus
clearing the way for a four-
day debate on German re-
armament.
The. number of the Pre-
mier’s supporters was sharp-
ly reduced, however, from
his total on previous votes
of confidence since he took
office six months ago.
On Aug. 10, he won a confidence
vote on large special economic |
powers, %61 to 90, with 143 ab
stentions.
On Oct. 1%, he was again voted a7T.
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| West Germany are ratified.
| This warning was in a_ note
| handed to British Ambassador Sir+
William Hayter by Soviet Deputy | Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko
at the Foreign Ministry.
The test of the note was not
immediately available but it was
understood to be similar to a
note given France Thursday
threatening abroga of the
French-Soviet treaty.
The Soviet Foreign Ministry
called a news conference for this)
evening and it was believed the)
text of the note would be miade| public then. |
| Ambassador Hayter returned to
his post here on Saturday after |
| several weeks in Paris and London
‘for consultations.
Goodfellows Collect
$3,200 for Yule Fund Unless private contributions help
the Pontiac Metropolitan Club’s
Old Newsboys meet the Goodfel-
lows goal of $6,000, some of the
city’s needy children may not be
| visited by Santa on Christmas eve,
| said Sgt. Walter Baerwolf, chair-
man,
The Goodfellows collected $3,200
during the sale of Goodfellow edi-
tions of the Press Saturday,
According to Baerwolf, some
500 needy families have been re-
ported to the Goodfellows for
aid.
“Either Santa’s gifts will be
spread pretty thin or some young-
;Sters may not have a ‘white’
Christmas,” explained Baerwolf.
| Baerwolf said that anyone wish | ing to make contributions may call
jhim at FEderal 20171, or Fire
man Arthur Carson at FEderal
2-971, :
sor aiscorint Amerteaa Fiver train sete.
zx at Taskers. 6} W. Huron job of maintainirfg internal se-
curity.
He said the French expeditionary
corps in South Viet Nam will be
withdrawn gradually, leaving only
enough French soldiers to protect
French citizens and interests
there
Dulles Says NATO Meeting Successful
WASHINGTON w—Secretary of |
State Dulles arrived back in Wash-
ington today from the North At-
lantic Treaty Council meeting at
Paris, which he said has
“very important decisions unani-
mously and in good spirit.’’
With Dulles aboard a Military
Air Transport Service Constella-
tion were Secretary of the Treas-
ury Humphrey and Foreign Aid
Chief Harold Stassen.
Dulles, in an off-the-cuff state-
ment, said he was glad he had had
the opportunity in Paris to talk
with British Foreign Minister An-
thony Eden and French Premier
Mendes-France.
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{ t 2 Above Cuts School Attendance >
Yule Party Sets Attendance Mark.
Coldest Blasts
of Season Hit
Raised From Waters
of Jamaica Bay
NEW YORK, —A large section
of the forward end of the Italian
airliner that crashed Saturday with
a loss of 26 lives was hauled to
the surface of Jamaica Bay by
salvage workers today, and imme-
diately began to break apart.
It is believed that the unrecov-
ered bodies of=17 of the victims
| were trapped in the craft. Nine
| bodies have been found and six
| persons of the 32 aboard the Rome-
New York liner survived.
Working with a 35.ton floating
crane, Navy divers ked lift line
beneath the
and mist, Officials said the pilot,
Forward End—of Plane:
| foot pier with its tail as it ap-|
proached the airport through rain | the secretary general's return to
New York tomorrow.
The Peiping Broadcast , esterday
| quoted Mei Ju-ao, a Chinese justice
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Sheppard Judge
Hearing Another
Murder Today CLEVELAND # — Starting to-
day, Judge Edward Blythin is
serving in two murder trials at
once
One, of course, is the trial] of
osteopath Samuel H. Sheppard,
charged with first degree murder
in the bludgeon-death of his preg-
nant wife last July 4, Jurors in
that trial try for the fourth straight
day to reach a verdict.
The other is the trial of Curtis
Chaney, also charged with first
degree murder in the fatal shoot-
ing of another man last Aug, 23.
Curtis has waived a jury, and
Judge Blythin is on the three-
judge panel which starts hearing
ithe case today.
Sir Anthony Eden’ Ill
LONDON #—Sir Anthony Eden
«ame down with a slight chill today
after his return from the Paris
|
|
4 | original report was based on in-
Ahead of Winter Official End of Fall
Will Occur at 4:25
Wednesday Morning
Although winter doesn't
arrive officially until
Wednesday, Oakland Coun-
ty residents got a preview
today as the mercury
plunged to a bone-chilling
two degrees above zero,
stranding about 5,500
Waterford Township school
students and leaving hun-
dreds of work-bound motor-
on mer cee which began Saturday
morning, pl the mer-
cury to its lowest point for
the season. Winter will ar-
~ le agian Wednes-.
. : Pontiac Press Phete : s
PART OF RECORD CROWD—Pictured above is|the party was divided into three sections to| Officials at Waterford Township a portion of the estimated 7,300 youngsters and | accommodate the large turnout. Council President | Schools said students were left
parents who attended the 16th annual Oakland | Fred V. Haggard said the crowd was the largest |#tranded when school buses failed
County CIO Council Christmas party Saturday at|in history. Santa Claus, rear center, looks to wat, Fue Sena Ge Pontiac High School. In mass production fashion, | overwhelmed by the throng. . ship's “8,000. students walked
Buick Division (Tammarskjold Will Leave |= ==3* = Buick Division J tem's 23 coaches started. Waiting
as New S eof 12," |\Cece end ghremee, til. aoeiie ponsor hemes and gieemte: eal aatiied
NEW YORK (UP) = Television OF elping ef s peg Be Aagrese - three comedian Jackie Gleason said to- s : trips daily.
day he has “as good as signed” a . ;
three-year contract with the Colum- | STOCKHOLM, Sweden (—U. N. Secretary General| ,,A Sp0t check of towing services Sale maar ee eee Dag Hammarskjold announced last night after a meet-|urban motorists were unable to
which would pay him $11,000,000. | ing with Communist China’s ambassador to Sweden that | start their cars.
The deal, described as ‘‘the | he still plans to leave for Peiping sometime after Dec. 26,| The immediate forecast, se
biggest — ap rad but the exact date has not been set. cording to the U. 5. Weather Bu-
09cm ear ‘s17,000,000,| 8 Hammarskjold conferred at a luncheon with the| inc tonight ager a oe
Se eS ae ea ae ree cee aes ee com on eg ease e . rs :
ta clea ms China is holding as spies. — pepe ylang. pany
prises) will get $11,000,000," Giea- | 1 radio Te ete Illness Critical | tomorrow night will be cloudy
CBS for the time.” or onl 1 Cee ee urries and higher
an e inese “volun- t
half-hour an a a teers” in Korea, not to the . today the mercury mooner,” a comedy sketch also | Chinese ts and 7 degrees.
featuring Audrey Meadows and Art | the broadcast said cap- shortly after mid- Carney, which began as a small| tured the airmen. turday, the thermometer
part of the Gleason show. Thir-| An official announcement from 3% degrees, dropping
teen of these shows are scheduled | Hammarskjold said his 2%-hour until it reached 22 just before mid- during each summer. discussion with Keng was on prac- Early Sunday morning, it
He said he thought the program | tical matters concerning his mis- eentifiued dropping until it hit 7 de.
would be on at 8:30 p.m. Saturday | sion to China. The secretary gen- grees by midnight. Today at 8
nights, and added that “it's prac-| eral will seek the release of the a. m. the temperature had reached tically set to do another show”| American airmen and all other —_ so for his present sponsors, Shaef-| U.N. personnel still held by the dropped to 2 about 8:30 fer Pen Co., Nescafe and Schick. | Chinese since the Korean War. The previous low for the fall Se U. N. Press Chief Wilder Foote was 14, set Dee. 7, The
ale said all details of Hammar- low for that period was
Part of Airliner | ss'atct suae'sra Le a as secon as , the
been settied. a ux Gi tf of Denies wae
. He said no further meetings were the thermometer registered eight
Salvaged Today planned with the Chinese before : entire Fall season Z
i JAMES HILTON
LONG BEACH, Calif, # — The |
condition of 54-year-old James Hil- |
ton, the noted novelist, was de- |
scribed as ‘very poor” today at |
Seaside Memorial Hospital. |
Milton, author of such novels as |
“Lost Horizon" and “Goodbye, Mr.
Chips,” entered the hospital Nov. |
21. His physician has declined to |
disclose the nature of his illness
other than to say he is suffering
from an infection.
The doctor said yesterday that
he is getting ‘progressively
worse,”
was
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Red China Will Draft
More Men for Military
HONG KONG (UP)—Communist
China will conscript new recruits
for its 4,000,000-strong armed
forces, Hong Kong’s Communist
newspaper reported today,
Under the new law all
bodied men between the ages of
18 and 24 must serve in the armed
forces for periods ranging from
three to five years.
Claim Mindzenty Release
Story From Eyewitness VIENNA, Austria (?—Kathpress, a Roman Catholic
press service in Austria, today claimed support for its re-
port of last week that Josef Cardinal Mindszenty had
been freed.
It also spoke of “relief measures . . . practically equal
to a discharge.”
There has been no confirmation from Budapest, nor
at the Vatican, for the recurrent report of freedom for
the cardinal, Roman Cath-+—
olic primate of H
who was sentenced in
Kathpress said last week its
formation from a French business
man who had come from Budapest
and had heard the rumors. Today
Kathpress said: “According to the information,
the cardinal is believed to be pres-
ently at the archbishop's palace or
in the parish of St. Mathias, both
in Buda (part of Budapest). This
would confirm the statement made
by the official residence at Eszter-
gom according to which the card-
inal, while not in Esztergom,
could possibly be in his diocese,
Esztergom is the site of the arch
diocese, to which also Budapest
belongs.”
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Pontiac Deaths {fiw “™"" "| Foundations Called
f
oe on ak } Rockefeller Foundation,
Franklin A. Forr Mrs. Peter M. Wakefield 'Menace to Country Carnegie groups, end what it called
fey. shy ! Mrs: Peter M. (Della) Wakefield, | “offshoots” of the big three.
Mrs. Franklin A. (Millie Mary) a (Continued From Page One) es | " : ee .
1. p a “aoe Farr, 85, 43 Dakota Dr., died yes |W 8 First St died Yesierman| trustees ot some foundations which
a A resident of Pontiac for 3 io | Pacifie Relations “might have hs rl
. ' : Born in Jackson/Ala., she was | ig, _ Carnegie Endowment
; , Rot ved China from the unists . years, she was born ia Brown City | 4) 4, r ot maa i Ss Cemm | International Peace and the
; “ : by } the in Korea.” | neq . of New York, stor Aap omyn gpm aippnarees Becerra er ae - and a on of anal < aie. Reel Mean mar-| ——s war : fe jai aa t
Cty Commission agenda is the fourth — fifth — he ~ eka! of oe Masti |ried in Huntland, Tenn., June 13, | criticized by congressional groups. | New = —_ ; oe
Baldwin School, accom ; Herald Tribune ,
bend erdinance which would allow| coh a Pembroke School stu- Church, she attended schools in |" lengthy document ticked | and the Washing- a
= grade A resident of Pontiac for 22) _ | tom Post and Times Herald, which up to $400,000 in revenue bonds/dens. Carols will be narrated Brown City and Lakeville. age we ee eee cad had commadtions etth foun i
for off-street parking facilities. | through the use of murals on stage Surviving. are two daughters, ,Ye#"s. she came here from tations and individuals im com | aations and had criticized the in-
With it is a resolution calling | im the auditorium. Mrs. Verta Underwood and Mrs. | chester, Tenn. ; nection with the founda- | vestigation. The latter two newspa- , . Continuing the traditional Christ- Erving Zuehlk, both of Pontiac,| Surviving besides her husband | tien-influenced ‘ oe pers said statements made in the
for the sale of $260,000 in bonds
for construction of Municipal Park-
ing Lot No. 1 on Pierce between
Merrill and Brdéwn streets,
nicipal Parking Lot No, 2 at the’ mas musical programs, the lower
grades at Baldwin will present a
program based on “Symbols of
Service for former resident Mrs,
ge B. (Charlotte) Linton, 74,
will held at 3 p.m. Tuesday
| at the Bell Chapel of the William
R
branch of the NationalsFarm and |
Garden Gub 4
Surviving besides her husband DOCTOR OF 1954—Dr. Karl B.|
Pace, of Greenville, N. C., wears
the medal he won after being
named “Family Doctor of the
Year,” by the American ‘Medical
Association convention in Miami,
Fla. The 66-year-old physician has |
been practicing medicine in
Greenville for the last 40 years. |
_ from single family |
residence to Business A classifica-
leadership of Eric
YMCA model air-
is meeting from 7 to
Tuesday in the craft |
boys are instructed in
. s
“Ladies Night” at
tonight's ie Twelve Club 6:30)
dinner meeting at the Community |
House, members have a Christ. |
program planned in the an-|
of Victor Ulrich
the Birmingham High Schoo! |
Parrino said. it might not be pos-
sible to start the retrial until the
early spring. * * .
It the! fitdrs temain deadlocked today,
foreman how the jurors stand. And if he is told there is no hope of | inches of rain.
agreement, he can discharge them | nm |
Eseries ren U, 5, Prisons
_| tures recorded, compared to %5
with 3.72 inches falling on the
|alone. By the end of the month,
Blythin can ask the | pontiac was drenched by 10.44 in some congressional quarters. is a son, Frederick Riebel of Hart-
Mrs. Anne Hitchcock of Detroit,
three grandchildren, and a brother,
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May Be Probed Rep. Celler Indicates
Investigation May Stem
From Remington Death |
WASHINGTON (INS) — Rep.)
She died at her home, 1447 Old| Emanuel Celler (D-NY) said to-|
Salem Court. Sunday. | day the recent slaying of William)
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. W. Remington may result in a con- |
Clarence E. Lehr, two grand- | gressional investigation of the fed-
daughters, Mrs. John L. Waint! eral prison system. |
and Mrs. Jack A. Gordon, and Celler will become chairman of |
four great-grandchildren. the House Judiciary Committee
ee when the Democratic Sth Con-
Season's Coldest gress convenes Jan. 5.
Hits Pontiac Area The congressman onld the
(Continued From Page One) Mrs, Sarah Retticle
Service for Mrs. Sarah Rettich,
34, a well-known horse - racing
fan, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednes- |
day at the Bell Chapel of the
William R. Hamilton Co., with
byrial in her birthplace. Ann Ar-
bor.
brutal slaying of Remington, a |
former government economist |
serving a three-year term for |
perjury, might indicate existence |
of conditions in federal prisons |
last year. | which require correction, |
The record high last year was 84| He stated: ‘I am not yet pre |
degrees, recorded on the 19th of pared to say that an investigation
October, with 80 degrees the high- is needed. However, the brutal,
est reading for fall 1954. Pontiac’ slaying of Remington may bear
was hit by the first frost Oct. 17. | looking into.
As for rainfall, October broke | ‘‘! will probably take the matter
all existing records. The previous Up with James V. Bennett, director
record for the month was 6.76 | of the Federal Bureau of. Prisons.
inches recorded in 1890, and the Possibly the committee may want
all-time high was 6.86 im April (to call him for questioning.”
1947, | Celler added that he had the
; | highest personal regard for Ben-
noe eeenls were payee nett. He praised the federal prison fore the month was half gone, | director ‘for having done an ex-
cellent job..over. the years.”
Berinett has been Under attack
j;and previous demands have been
made for a general investigation.
Several times during the month These requests have increased
This would necessitate another | roads were flooded and damage to since the slaying of Remington by
long and expensive trial.
Courtroom veterans were unable
to remember any jury going so
many hours without a verdict, or
being held so long by a judge. | homes was reported.
Snowfall] this year has failed to
equal that of 1953. An estimated
3.91 inches were recorded so far
this year as compared to 4.42 last |
The jurors took the case at 10:13
a.m. last Friday. When they were |
excused last night — there was no.
after-dinner session—they had been.
together nearly 56 hours, and ac- |
tually deliberating in the jury room
just over 24 hours.
Sheppard himself looks pale,
drawn and unutterably weary.
The state alleges that he killed |
his wife last July 4. His relations |
with other women, the prosecution |
argued, prompted the crime. Thus, |
the charge is first degree murder. |
Conviction of the charge would car- |
ry a Mandatory death sentence un- |
less the jury recommended mercy
guilt. He says a prowler broke
into his home while he was asleep
and beat Marilyn Sheppard to
death, She was pregnant at the
time.
Under Ohio law, a prisoner must
be brought from his cel] to the
courtroom every time the jury re-
cesses for meals or for the night
Thys, Sheppard has confronted
them eight times since they began
deliberating his fate. They went
to dinner last night shortly after
6 o'clock, and were excused from
the usua) night session.
The Weather (PONTIAC AND VICINITY) — Parily
= tenight. Temerrew partly cleudy
*
ible winds tonight.
Temerrew night cloudy with light snow
flurries and net se cold.
Teday in Pontiac
Lowest temperature preceding 8 8 m. 8.
t 8a. m= Wind velocity 2 mph
Direction—North
sets Monday at § 02 p m
Sun rises Tuesday at 757 pm
Moon sets Monday at 1 44 pm
Moon rises Tuesday at 446 am
Dewntown Temperatures
Ge m ‘4 lle m 18
. OMe cca 4 12 neon 4
sam 4 lpm 16
OB: @....5.5: 4 2. m 19
18 a. m 16
Sunday in Pontiac
{As recorded Downtown)
" dnsegh rere
Weather —Cloudy.
Trace of snow.
One Year Age in Pontiac
temperature : ¥
re bs
32
Bighest and Lewest Temperatures
This Date in #2 Years
66 in 1895 @ im 1942
SUNDAY'S TEMPERATURES floes 20 #1 Marquette 20 17 |
Buffalo 320413) Memphis 3 22
ee # 4 Miliwaukee 25 16
ago 18 Minneapolis 27 21
Coditiae 7 New Orleans 44 30
41 21
nix ™ 47
St. Louis am
S$. Prancisco 55
an
year. But neither compare to 1861.
|
‘highways in southwestern when 3 inches fell on Pontiac
during the week of Dec. 14 to 21.
And the weather picture today
in this area reflects the situa.
minus 15 degrees war reported. |
Flint reported five degrees below |
zeTo while Saginaw shivered in -2
degree weather.
iliac, known as the state's |
“j box,’' reported a ‘‘comfort-
able” six degrees
The Michigan Auto Club said |
Michi- |
gan are slippery but local offi-
cials-satt-arteries in-this-atea are:
relatively dry
Nationally, the nippy: weather
extended over the eastern third of
the country, with freezing weather |
penetrating as far south as Florida
The long range forecast for Wes
area says that temperatures dilr-
ing the next °0 @ays will average
below normal and snowfal! will be
about average
State Traffic Kills 21
Over the Weekend (Continued From Page One)
car skidded into a truck near Sag
inaw on M15.
Frank Nobliski, 65, Detroit, was
killed when a car in which he
was riding skidded off icy M24
and hit a tree 14 miles north of
Lapeer.
Other traffic victims
Mrs. Mary Shipped, 32, Birming- |
ham—killed when her family’s car
collided with another auto in De-
troit
Mrs. Lois Turnbull, 21, Flint—~
killed when a car driven by her
husband collided with a Grand
Trunk Western freight train in
Owosso,
Kendall McDonald, 16, Mason—
killed in a two-car collision near~
his home.
Vickie Lee Evett, 5 months, Lans-
, |'ng—died shortly after a car driven
by her mother was involved in a
collision in Lansing |
John W. Ojdyla, 65, Hamtramck |
— injured fatally when his car
struck a railroad viaduct in De-
troit.
Ted Best Jr., 28.-Mount Clemens
—killed when his truck overturned
after colliding with a car near
Mount Clemens
car struck a railroad abutment at |
Grand Rapids. } fellow prisoners
Negotiate for Return
of Black Legionnaire |
JACKSON U—MovVes were under
| way today to return Edgar Bald-
win, “Black Legionnaire” serving
life at Southern Michigan Prison
for murder.
Baldwin, 44, fled from a trusty
block Sept. 4 with two .other pris-
oners in a prison car. He was}
captured Saturday in St. Louis.
The FBI said Baldwin had —
been working as a taxicab driver |
in St. Louis and was armed with |
a .32 caliber revolver when he |
was arrested,
Baldwin was sentenced to life in
Detroit Oct 9 4936._after he—and
nine other “Black Legionnaires”
were convicted of the kidnap slay-
ing of Charles A. Poole’ Members
of the “Black Legion.” a terrorist
| group, claimed that Poole had brat-
en his wife
Trade Up, Income Down |
TOKYO uw — Japan dramatically
increased her exports of iron and
steel this year, but many of the
products were sold abroad below
Kyodo news service reported cost
today five grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren.
Funeral service Tuesday at 1:30
p.m. will be from Farmer-Snover
Funeral Home, the Rev. Fred R. are a daughter, Mrs. Carroll Ellis
of Pontiac, and two brothers, John
and Beh Reed, both of, Oakland |
Park, Fla.
Service from Voorhees - Siple
Tiffany officiating. Burial wilh Chapel will be’ Wednesday at 2 follow in Hart Cemetery, Macomb
County.
William C. Hercliff
Service, from the Sparks-Griffin
Chapel Tuesday for William C.
Hercliff will be observed at 10
a.m., with burial in Caseville.
Hercliff died Saturday in Pon-
tiac General Hospital of injuries
which he suffered early that day
when struck by a truck on Poptiac
road.
Born in Pigeon, he was the son
of Harry Hercliff and Mrs. Mar-
tha Ver Helle of East Detroit. He
was married to Margaret Shelton
July 8, 1950.
Hercliff was an employe of the
Oakland County Road Commis-
sion, a veteran of the Korean War
and a member of the Methodist
Church.
Surviving besides his mother
and widow are a sister, Mrs. Fred
Empke of Port Austin, and two
brothers, Richard and Earl, both
of Pigeon.
Frank E. Wagner
Service for Frank E. Wagner,
69, who died at a local hospital
after an illness of several months,
will be from the Sparks-Griffin
Chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m., with
‘burial in Oakland Hills Cemetery.
A retired Pontiac Motor Division
employe, Wagner had been a resi-
dent of Pontiac for 38 years. He
was a member of Roosevelt Lodge | -
510, which will take charge of a
grave-side service.
Wagner was born in LeRay,
Minn., to Frank and Anna Wagner.
His wife, Nellie died in 1952.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Wendell O. Hill of Oxford.
Mrs. Clair V. Kelley of Drayton
Plains, Mrs. A. James McKim of
Waterford, eight grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Fred Winegar
Mrs. Fred (Loretta Matilda) Win- |
egar, 66. 16 Union Ct., died Sat-
urday at St. Joseph Mercy Hos-
pital after an iliness of one week.
The daughter of Wendien and
Effie Matilda Densmore Wagner.
she was ‘born in Marine City and
was married there June 2. 1908. A
member of St. Vincent de Paul
Church, she came to Pontiac from
Port Huron in 1911.
Surviving besides her husband
are two sons. Leslie Frederick of
Pontiac and William John of Gar-
den City, Calif.
Also surviving are two broth-
ers, Charles of Port Huron and
Wendlen of Los Angeles, and a
grandson
Funeral service wil] be Tuesday
from St. Vincent de
Paul Church. Rosary will be said
‘tonight at 8:30 in the Melvin A.
| Schutt Funeral Home, Buriaj will at 10 a.m. p.m.. the Rev. Edmond |. Watkins
of Joslyn Avenue Presbyterian
| Church officiating. Burial will fol-
low in Roseland Park Cemetery.
(Continued From Page One)
at the Japanese war Crimes trials °
after World War II, as saying the
case of the American fliers had
nothing to do with the Korean ar-
mistice because the truce applied |
on the Communist side only to pris-
oners captured by the North Ko |
reans and Chinese ‘“‘volunteers.”’ |
This fitted in with China’s conten- |
| tion that she officially was not in- |
volved in the Korean War.
The radio declared the fliers |
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ants within Chinese territory
west of Antung in Liaoning prov-
ince (Manchuria).” The United
States maintains they were
downed in North Korea and
taken to China after their cap-
ture.
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that spies would not be sent out in
uniforms, Mei said:
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| inal is a spy, the court obviously
does not make its judgment on
what he was wearing but what he
was doing and the motives and
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. - _ 243, 15 W. Lewrence St.
irl, |What Soviets Call Circus|Se's?robation, Fine Oya 0d IriS for Taking Car Wheel | . e aking Car S\ |] Open 9-5:30 — Friday ‘til 9 Phone FE 2-2895
. |Is Variety Show in U.S, |, aman xeuger, a, o 28 1 = | om? |gola, Walled Lake, today was -
nown 10 0 ice MOSCOW (INS)—Russians don't | of-hand, trained dogs and horses, | placed on two years probation and |}.
seem to mind one bit that their| and a team of Chinese jugglers— | assessed $100 court costs by Cir- \ R
7 —| Pair Wer . circuses don’t have lion tamers,| all accompanied by the 30-piece| Cult Judge Frank L. Doty after
3 . in Se © puestioned | ephants and pretty sire Order of Lenin Circus Orchestra. | Pleading guilty Dec. 13 to larceny
— Knowland Hits Payment) ¥, oe knendan | setatar nigh Tv vanety ahow| 9%, EaY beer and his trainer "ite waa.charged with taking four|] a ° , of Gas Attendant Say ed ills ang | Stunted and groaned through -8| wheels Sept. 20 from a new car . ‘ ‘ wrestling exhibition. belonging to the L. B. Miles Auto =
—- of ‘Blackmail’ to Free ]] | smsacuan — ro royal chit American tent show. | | atin Ore, arty as tero-| eles ot Commerce. WASHINGTON, (UP) — Sem.|a position of strength and dealing | OM Siti among six youths being Pied in its edie theater not | Cious in the fur as he had appeared ; : st ‘ . . the circus posters around town, * ss William F. Knowland (R-Calif) said | with (the Communists) on a basis agen eeetioning by Tecomcert, nc tialragl rine Pape rere _ iat with a little polishing he might Felonious Driving Nets
= today the United States will invite | of strength.” For this reason, he | — = oes =! sae Sap go far in Stateside TV wrasling. | Youth Probation, Fine
: World War TI if it pays amy | said, “I don't think this is a war| um Saying of Diyls Howe here) st Sunse where you are, | Top billing went to an expert | Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty io ) By a “blackmail” to free the 11 Ameri-| policy which I am suggesting.” have previously been questioned ob weed hs eiztctaly candi * | @ecrial clown. Muscevites reared | day placed Gerald L. Bullock, 20, -
A can airmen imprisoned in Red |. Knowland’s views were contained |" ‘*e gas station ‘murder, Det.) | regs. when he lest hig baggy sailor | of 7615 Easton, Clarkston, on three * for your Holida Party!
f China. tn a copyrighted interview with the Lt. Merlin Holmquist of the Bir- . . sult im mid-air, revealing a | years probation and assessed $250 , ®
4 he has urged — including: a block- |“: today. canvas, squads of roustabouts or) Then a terrible ting happened. |"" Bullock was charged with caus- n rarm alry
: ade of the China mainland — ate | Knowland said the United Na- of URE ne te eee us in o paaee a tear ia tiege ing ‘an accident on Clarkston-Orion Rd
: tions should be given a chance enneth St., who Tucum-| Permanent buildings ma : Lake .
less likely to plunge the world into iy ies Ge " But [cari police said was carrying|Soviet cities house year-around But springs attached to his safe- road Aug. 15 in which a woman 7350 Highland Rd. Near Williams
3 atomic war than a new sign of : — Dienst ty line shot him back up to his | ¥®s injured. —_—_—_—— Sa Allied weakness a peace-at _| if it doesn't succeed by Jan. 5, | newspaper clippings of the Howe | circus theaters. eS
= PANY"! he said, Congress should con- {shooting and other Detroit area} The Russian circus circuit ap- —— the plaster deme. The
price policy. ; sider what to do and he per- |crimes, had dated Howe and so| parently hasn't enough lion tamers, aie Be aetabes its breath and . ~
_ Knowland conceded Russian | sonally recommended a block- | might understandably have saved|elephants or pretty girls to go cried wit ughter. NEW FOLD-A-WAY
: subs might try to break up = | ade. news reprts. The other girl,| around, because the current show | It would be a great act in any- )
; blockade and sink U. 8. ships |. sn have suggested this would Delores Voch, of 4226 Berkshire, | at the Moscow arena stands short body’s circus ro nA r A MATIC IRONER
: bat sald he ts “prepared to me: |i i ttective. But Knowland said |*8° knew Howe, Holmquist said. |” all three items. ; le
| sae punilten "east. but |n€ believes it would cause “very | The two girls were arrested with | And @ troupe of melancholy Shopper's Wallet Stolen With 2 Usable Open Ends
: bs —_ serious dislocations” in the Chi-| four men near Tumcecari Satur- | SYpsles doesn’t nearly take up | BIRMINGHAM — Mrs. Loma ‘ pe
- nese Communist economy and put| day night on investigation of | the slack. But even second-rate | Dorsey of 1443 S. Bates St. report- ; aati
Jeera aan, be eens, St |heniy new stress lisslenhg gasoline theft. The six had | “ireuses can be fun. ed the theft of her wallet contain- a og
Allies their desire supply to its eastern satellite. | stopped for gasoline at a station Here’s what this pondent | ing $25 to $30 on Saturday. She ,
achieve peace will be weak in the | This, he argued, would be more| on U.S. 66, 22 miles east of seal ot the Te.” told police she left the billfold on a
face of Communist advances. | than Peiping would be willing to| Tucumcari and left without pay- | Clowns wear ordinary stage | counter at Himelhoch Bros. & Co.,
“Any time you pay blackmail pay to keep the airmen. ing. | makeup and normal Soviet street | 168 W. Maple St., for a moment we
you increase the demands and 1 vies aike ted were Robert | Clothes — trousers broad enough | and returned to find it gone. =
think the more that is paid the | Four Christmas Trees ois. of 428 E. Kenneth st. |t0 Put on over snowshoes and dou- | o E L! .| greater the demands will be,” by | ; , Isaacs, 18, of 426 E. Kenneth St. | 1) Te acted jack 4 e
yl said, referring to proposals that 35/ Arrive at White House om Mckee oF + ee 23 of | ‘This costume seems pretty funny '
Chinese students in this country WASHINGTON @—A big truck Royal Oak | 1, 9 westerner who hasn't been in Free Home
be swapped for the airmen. p Township, Clifford Moreland, 18,| 9 "1S" eR. long son | “T think weakness invites war ‘livered four large Christmas) of 603 Waterfront Dr., Waterford 24 to men’ Prams of
. . «tt he said. “The best chance of fees to the White House today. | Township» and Clifford Gardner, | sama —
| keeping out of war is maintaining | Yicdeag ahha at Ft. Belvoir | 23, of Bloomington, Il. | fut what strikes the Russians
—| ye Ga ee ‘sii te being | Holmquist said the men had not | Sbeut ea ts ae rar
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‘ Parke, Davis Official | setup in the White House East |Porviously Deen implicated in the Sockets died Ol pate: RISTMAS
| Honored by Academy fee eaeemeny — oe ay oan Howe, 24-year-old gas station| These colors are pretty gay for WEEK HOURS
NEW YORK (UP) The New | outd aes the Witte Howes , eed was robbed of $60 and |these parts and the well-dressed
| ~ killed in the washroom of the gas | Soviet man doesn't wear coats and
York Academy of Sciences an- ‘portico | station at Woodward and Chaplin | trousers that don't match.
nounced today that Dr. Leon A 1 a The circus trow are under the
Sweet, 6, Detroit. has been electc | | : ics af thw: ieteicy of Coltare as a “fellow of the academy.” | Looting of Parked Cor et ne toolery, must be
ae inca '|Reported in Waterford ecational as well as funny. pon ate”
and products development for | Mrs. Dorothy Wright of 1060) oe aaa eee lampooned Foard “a
Parke, Davis & Co., was chosen | Durant? Ave. told Oakland County |} ick -passi Ricci sis end thd til :
because of his “achievements in| ¥ |sheriff's deputies Saturday that | vot scarcity of meat . 4 science.” ‘someone took about $25 worth of re ;
—_—_——_ valuables and clothes from her car| _ And a ballad about “American We nes ay
Detroiter Sentenced while it was parked near the Dixie | !mperialists” and the Korean
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teneced to a maximum of four and shoes, white hat and gloves| The program included a series . Beery Night :
years in Jackson state prison by and a ruby necklace ant earring | of fair to good acts — wire-walk- | PS RIS MAS SEBS To 121 N. Seginaw St. vvin Ears to 9 Fo Phone FE 5-6189
Oakland County Circuit Judge ing, tumblers, balancing, sleight- PXRARMDEADAMID PRAMPMAMAR RAM MAD MD set from her unlocked auto.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1954
Thoughtful
Screaming brakes and a dog’s whining
bring immediate anxiety to a house-.
hold where two young girls have just
released their dog for a run before din-
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ve.
But taking the time ty practice it
like Merton J. Beit hurrying home
after a busy day is a lesson to all of us.
Lending a hand and a few kind words
often lessen the shock and give as-
surance that after all most human be-
ings do haveakindheart. —
$26,000,000 for Streets The report on Pontiac street needs is
&@ sobering document.
City Engineer Wrenn and City Plan-
mer Smirm have conducted a survey.
This shows that if our streets are to be
adequate to handle the traffic in 1964,
$26,000,000 will have to be spent on
them in the next 10 years.
* * *¥
This, of course, raises the ques-
tion of where the City would find
that kind of money. As City
Manager Willman has pointed out,
Pontiac isn’t able to devote more
than $1,200,000 a year to its street
program and still provide other
_ Recessary public facilities.
In other words, if our streets are to be
adequate by 1964, Pontiac will have to
have some outside financial aid. That
aid, the City Manager points out, could
come from a statewide bond issue pro-
viding money for cities and increases in
gas and weight taxes.
* * *
There isn't any doubt about the need
as motorists and pedestrians are well
aware. City Engineer Wrenn empha-
sized it when he said, “we can’t handle
the traffic now and I don’t know what
we'll do five years from now unless a
lot of work can somehow be financed.”
a ee
This newspaper is solidly behind
a program to give to cities the
additional highway funds needed.
We also believe our City admin-
istration ig to be commended for
its planning to meet future street
needs,
We hope this advance planning not
only will be continued but expanded, if
necessary, so it will be possible to meet
any additional need which might arise.
Guatemala Needs Help
Greatly increased and apparently
justifiable concern is being felt in Wash-
ington over conditions in Guatemala.
Latest information is that the
situation in that Central Ameri-
can country, recently snatched
from Communist domination,
grows more critical daily.
* * *
Root of the trouble, reportedly, is the
fact that the $3,200,000 in U.S. aid voted
by Congress has been tied up in red
tape. The result is that the new anti-
Communist Armas government has re-
ceived only the money voted to it for
our share of the Guatemala section of
the inter-American highway.
x * *®
Because of the unfavorable
climate created by the ousted
“has been associated with the ’ dried up. There is wide unemploy-
ment and much unrest. What the
country needs urgently and im-
mediately is technical aid and
advice on problems of finance,
education and agriculture.
One encouraging aspect of this grim
situation is the news that aid soon will
be on its way as a result of President
CASTILLO Anmas’s recent urgent appeal.
x * *
However, this shouldn’t blind
anyone to the fact that there can
be no economic stability for that
hard pressed country without a
fair settlement with the United
States Fruit Company. Much of
the company’s valuable fruit prop-
‘erty was confiscated by the Com-
munists.
Guatemala needs the right kind of
help now. We would be damaging our
own national interests if our tardiness
were to let the Communists regain a
footing.
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FRoM “year to year many improve-
ments are made in automobiles, and we
still hope that some day the manufac-
turers will learn how to make a wind-
shield wiper that will operate when the
car is climbing a steep grade.
Tuosg working on plans for inter-
planetary transportation may soon
make a lie out of the saying, “You'll
never get out of this world alive.”
ESE
“Tue horse will soon be extinct,” says
a zoologist. And it’s beginning to seem
that so will horse sense.
The Man About Town
New Man on Staff
Closer Approach Sought in
Our County Ag. Agent Work
High heels: Adopted by girls who
have been kissed on the forehead.
With the idea of offering a more personal
approach to problems on individual farms,
Jehn K. Trocke
has been added to the staff of the Oakland
County Agricultural Exten-
sion Service, under the
title of Farm and Home De-—
velopment Agent. A gradu-—
ate of Michigan State Col-
lege, he served as 4-H Club —
Agent here in 1949. He also
Michigan Agricultural Serv-
ice, and managed the Wayne
Training Schoo] Farm near
Northville. Mr. Trocke is a
long resident of this county,
TROCKE
living at
Milford. He is married and has three chil-
dren.
Stealing lights from outside Christmas
trees is reported by several, which prompted
Orville Kentwood
and several of his friends around Cass Lake
to connect batteries by which the culprits
are “knocked out of their britches,” (in his
words) by an electric shock when they try
to remove them. One thief lay prone on the
ground until the police arrived.
“Where were you on Dec. 157,” has
supplanted “Where's the fire’,” with
some local traffic officers when they
stop a speeder.
Writing home that he is making progress
toward recovery, 18 year old
Robert Turpin
of 1111 Round Lake Road, is at the Polio
Foundation at Warm Springs, Ga. When
stricken last spring Bob spent a month in
an iron lung at St. Joseph Hospital. His
mother,
Mrs. David Turpin
accompanied him to’ Warm Springs a few
weeks ago, and has taken a position as nurse
there.
It apparently runs in the family, as
Mrs. Frances Castle,
wife of the former city editor of the Pontiac
Press,
John Castle,
is assistant editor of “Reflections,” monthly
publication at Pontiac General Hospital.
Some idea of the size of the
Christmas card business can be
gained from the fact that a single
class in a school in a Pontiac suburb
sold $2,600 worth.
Sophomore in Pontlae High School, 16
year old .
David Copeman :
who has shown exceptional artistic ability,
especially in his Christmas decorations at a
local school, surely is justified in setting his
goal for a course in auto designing at the GM
Tech. School. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Copeman
‘of 462 East Tennyson Ave.
Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens
of Oxford; fifty-fourth wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gillam
of Clifford; fifty-eighth wedding anniver-
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson
of Caro; sixtieth wedding anniversary.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1954 ,
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Voice of the People
Public Water Supply Shouldn’t Be Agent
for Mass Medication, Says Helen Nord | whe
Bumber of the telephone ag
will mes be published Mf the writer co
requests unless the letter ts critica) tn
tte nature.)
Regarding the enlightening of the
public about fluoridation, these
facts may be of interest. Peekskill,
N. Y., just threw out fluoridation
after a stormy legal battle. Green-
wich, Conn., recently voted out
fluoridation by a 1,000 majority.
Northampton, Mass., threw out
fluoridation after having used it
awhile, etc.
In Worcester, Mass., city solici-
tor, H. J. Maleski and Commis.
sioner Dr. Alex Whitkow have
ruled “Fluoridation is illegal. The
city is charged with the care, con-
Physicians prescribe medication
on an individual basis for a specfic have been wondering if its Mr.
Dean or whose fault it is the way
the mail is delivered at wrong
street addresses.
We have to carry mail to 192 if f at i i LEER, ifs iF ffets pba
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Case Records of a Psychologist
Friendly Rivalry Basic Force in Life;
Churches Should Use It When Needed Read about the experiment
which was conducted with the
choir at Dr. Brooks’ big church
in Indianapolis. Then harness
this natural desire for rivalry
and get some contests going
in your own church. Com-
ts a very wholesome
* church tnfluence.
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case N-301; Dr. A. Cleon Brooks,
aged about 50, is the famous pas-
tor of the Third Christian Church
in Indianapolis.
Before my address in his great
church, he and Mrs. Brooks en-
tertained Mrs. Crane and me at
a delicious luncheon in their home.
We discussed the value of con-
tests and wholesome rivalry ‘as
methods for stimulating young peo-
ple.
“Dr. Crane, many of the modern
religious education experts frown
upon contests as a method for in-
creasing attendance,’’ Dr. Brooks
said
“But I agree with you that we
should use any reasonable method
to get people to church for ‘noth-
ing is more dignified than a
corpse.’
“Last year we struggled with
our children’s choir and seemed
to get nowhere.
Aunt Het
director of youth music decided
to start a contest.
into two sections, with a leader
over each. Points were given for
new members, attendance of regu-
lar members, etc.
“The attendance soon began to
increase. It jumped from the pre-
vious year’s average attendance of
half a dozen, to our present at-
tendance of 4.
“The choir is now bubbling
with enthusiasm and interest.
They work hard to appear in
the church service each month.
Se I am for contests which will
produce this desirable result.
“Indeed, the greatest contribu-
tion to this revived enthusiasm is
the addition to church member-
ship.
“We had 15 children unite with
the church in the first three
months and others are planning to
do so, We are thrilled over these
results."
What better proof can any re
ligious educational leader wish than
the actual evidence cited by Dr.
Brooks. \
And this experiment is not an isolated example, ‘Whenever a
church leader initiates a live-
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to get -. . Your Christmas shop-
ping done .. . And if you do not
hurry up It won't be any fun
. . . The crowds will be enormous
and . .. The shelves will be so
bare ... You surely will regret
that you... Delayed in going
there . . . Don’t put it off till
Christmas Eve . . . But do the job
.today . .. Prepare your list of
right away... You would not
want your relatives .. . And spe-
cial friends to wait .. . Until their
gifts for you would be . . . Too
little and too late ... So get to
work and do it now... And-as
your heart is true . . . This Christ-
mas will be wonderful ... For
those you love—and you
(Copyright 1954)
Looking Back
15 Years Ago
CAPTAIN OF GERMAN ship,
Admiral Graf Spee, cpmmits sui-
cide.
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of economy over the long pull. g
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political maneuvering, infiltration,
and, where they think it worth-
while, economic aid. .
If the United States refuses to
give economic help to Asia, that
would leave the field to the Com-
munists. The administration, again
for the sake of economy, is trying
to decide how little aid it can get
by with successfully.
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Women Who Suffer During Menopause
Often Find Calcium Increase Is Helpful By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
I have enjoyed and benefited
and winter, also had begun to get
stiff in the joints. Now at 48 I feel
wonderful, While my women
friends go to the doctor each week
for shots for their hot flashes I
. (Mrs.
‘The ‘ninnies don't give a—they
don't care what medicine it is, if i the roundabout way to get there.
Besides, if the stuff costs $3.75 to
$7 a shot it must be pretty power-
ful, what?
In the pamphlet The Menopause
(send stamped, self-addressed en-
velope and ask for it in writing) I
say:
Relief of distressingty frequent
het flashes, from which some
women suffer for years, has been
obtained with remarkable celert-
ty in many instances from im-
proving calcium metabolism.
That means primarily including
in the everyday diet several foods
of high calcium content—milk,
cheese, egg (yolks), peas, beans,
greens, peanuts, nuts—and supple-
menting the diet with calcium and
vitamin D.
through the booklet
murmur: ‘‘It's just as I thought
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Tomorrow’s the Day
Flood Praphecy Doesn't;
Hold Water With Chicago CHICAGO (UP) — Dr.-Charles, was “net permited to reveal”
Laughead stuck to his prediction) Where and how he expected to
today that a tidal wave will en-| spend Tuesday. #
yulf Chicago tomorrow. But the | But Chicagoans were displaying
frightful prophecy didn’t seem to & magnificent unconcern.
hold water with the city's unim-
pressed residents
Laughead, interviewed at the
suburban Oak Park home of Mrs. | jammed Incom-
ing commuter trains were as
crowded as ever.
And final-week shoppers who
the stores and carted
Dorothy Martin where he is a home Christmas trees seemed con-
houseguest, replied, “Certainly” fident of being here and | being dry
when asked if he still expected come Saturday.
the tidal wave to show
day.
State College because
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Belew the up Tues-
The 44-year-old physician, who
was fired from his post at Mich-
igan
his gloomy predictions, said he
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, Scheduled an “end of the world”
party te start tonight and end
| when “the world ends" or whea
the tidal wave arrives. Spohsors
were sure It would b e a mara-
then party.
When told the city was
erally skeptical of his prediction,
Laughead said. ‘Naturally. But
they'll find out.”
He said he and Mrs.
who says she receives
sioned to
tidal wave “alert Chicago’ to the
te serve as a “warning to peo-
ple who have taken Christ out of
Christmas."
When a reporter suggested that
a tidal wave would leave no one to
be warned, Laughead said the
wave was going to be “ a local
thing. It will warn the rest of the
country.”
However, Laughead said earlier
| that ‘cataclysmic’ events will ac-
jcompany the wave elsewhere in
the country.
He sald the’ information on
| which his predictions are based
comes, directly or indirectly,
from “connelters,” outer space
| creatures with whom Mrs. Mar-
tin says she is in contact.
“Confirmation of the existence’
of flying saucers and creatures in
outer space is constantly coming
in,”’ the doctor said. ‘Most peo-
ple don't recognize the evidence,
but they'll find out."’
Mrs. Martin confirmed the ex-
istence of these “higher intelli-
gences” in space and warned re-
|porters, ‘Don't think they're not
watching you right now."
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“extra-sen- |
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Airman Falls to Death
as Chute Fails to Open
MARSHFIELD, Mo. (INS)—One
for Santa
.
tor trouble forcing the eccupents |
to bei] out. The dead man’s para-—
chute failed to open. Fordland officials withheld all
‘identification pending gr any
lef relatves of the dead airman. ae
Sam-Ta-Claus so nw
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Kathy couldn't have found a more interested |
is her father, actor Stephen |
. “Wendy” im the Broadway musical version of Peter | Ealeworth. who is TV Santa at Macy's s in New York.
Man’s Real Identity
Revealed at Funeral ST. LOUIS #7 — Charlie Sum-
mers worked for one firm 59 years
but it wasn't until his funeral that
fellow employes found out that
name was fictitious.
Thomas J. Dempsey gave him-
self the name on the spur of the
moment when he came here from
Quincy, Ill, before the turn of
the century and got a job as a
porter with the Luyties Pharmacal
Co. He climbed to head the firm's
shipping department
Dempsey's identity leaked out at |
his funeral last week. Company
employes who attended the rites
also met his wife, whom he hadn't
mentioned.
Mrs. Dempsey said yesterday |
“we never cared to take the trou-
bie to straighten things out.’'
British Navy Group |
Killed Climbing Peak |
FORT WILLIAM, Scotland u—|
Five members of a Royal Navy
recreation party attempting to
scale Mt. Ben Nevis fell to their
deaths from an icy 900-foot preci
pice yesterday
The victims included three petty |
officers, a midshipman and a
member of the Wrens, th® women's
service. Other Navy climbers lo
cated the bodies but were unable |
| to recover them from a deep
| rocky gully.
——— |
Whose Best Friend? |
| SAN ANTONIO, Tex. w — Ea-
gar Muemink, 43, was shot yester-
| day when his dog leaped into the
| back seat of his car, discharging a
rifle that lay there. Muemink, |
who had been standing beside the |
car, was hospitalized with wounds
in the right hand and hip
Next: Try No. 3001
TOKYO uw — Three amateur in- ;
ventors turned on. the power on
Japan's first yet hehcopter yester- +
day, but the machine refused again |
to leave the ground. The inven
tors, whe have made 3,000 attempts
to fly the machine, say they
haven't given up. or
Exactly as |
Pictured
Open Every
Night Until
Christmas
to 9 P.M. Hit-Run Accident |
Spoils Christmas
Junket for Sailor
BOSTON —James Cahill, 24, a
sailor from Winthrop, came all the
way from the West Coast to spend |
Christmas at home for the first
time in four years.
As he headed for a subway sta-
tion for the last four miles to his
home, he was struck by a motor-
ist,
accident.
Cahill, attached to the USS Ren-
dova, an aircraft carrier, was tak-
en to City Hospital with internal
injuries and a fractured left leg.
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who failed to stop after the | iv
Later, he was transferred to the |
'naval hospital in Chelsea, where |
| doctors said they didn’t think he!
could be released to be home for
| Christmas
Thrift Fails to Pay Off
in Hike to Grocery Store
BALTIMORE up—Charies Luck-
hart is a thrifty man, so he walked
16 blocks to a grocery story yes-
terday to get some cut-rate goods.
Walking the 16 blocks back home
to save the bus fare, the 43-year- |
old man was set upon by three |
youths. He told police he was
robbed of the bag of groceries and |
a wallet containing $40,
ot 6 pm.
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Christmas Week Is Time)! Processors tye en nr et Jeaoewrne, {Clash With Circus Goose |" on Ta.Claus Says: ! South as Ideal Spot ‘Animal husbandry experts trom | Results in Fractured Hip ' p '
to Be Honest About Gitts CLEMSON, 5S. C. @® — One factor Clemson will set up facilities for| | ADA: ers at user ypallced Pay Cash! ay Less!
LAURA, MOMBON jut can't help targeting. Or one| Ue Sal. 0 Wee Catan, Sani | the tous Sock. There are thousnsile | Tecjured hip, bus be Hates Vo ad-|] Yes, | haven't the extra expense of Credit YORK (INS)—*Oh I for- | business associate we overlook, or r state that could be devoted to| mit he was injured.by a goose. A| losses, Bookkeeping, Mailing Statements, etc. ” * If that doesn't ene detent relative who sent us| cowl Ras bean the lower cust of | Soe raining. Clemaca profeancre | circts worker, he ls quick to add| ‘unis wley'i G%..wev cepmnin.
Christmas shopper and about as | slipped right out of our minds until | mills. An experiment here may | farms in the state with any sheep. | He was driving a six hitch team | “ OPEN ‘TIL phenomenon as that me- | shopping day before Christmas. have a similar effect on whol pro- 5 eee Se heen foes SAM BENSON : out of the sky the} They're the “duty” names on | me Giraffes have very poor vocal | float. He the team sudden- 9 P.M: sa amd byte oo it Fd ang od ot en pen ele myeay seed | Raheny ey Na rege Poon y
They're people warth sheep has been imported communicate with each other struck a of hay. : "i +
is the week of “Oh, I) mind and hearts, for Clemonn (SC_) ealega, Thott | by switching their tala. | The goose tell co him edhccinact dhe a E
all separating the sheep ee e p
from the geats, if Aunt Hannah tg ey ‘
expression. This is the time when & a
the “duty” of life sifts away 4
from the love and warmth in it, 2 -
and perhaps that is a good thing . ;
te have happen af least once a Sy
IT don’t mean that clarity need ° .
bring coolness, nor that we need for your holiday mood . . wound the feelings of those we/| -
nearly forgot.-Quite the opposite—
for they may be the poor unfor- .
tunates that need the reassurance :
and lift of a small gift far more ®
than the loved and popular folks
But I do think that when we
stop lumping our duty feelings with
our spontaneous ones, we then
achieve a new honesty and ma-
turity thet can add lots to our eee
peace of mind. es | Once you have them, you can't -
possibly act out the sort of scene a. £
I just witnessed in the negligee| | ia. department of a big Fifth ave- |
nue store. ;
There Was & gorgeously furred > a ‘
customer asking about “lounging ~ Aba
pajamas for an elder woman,” a
and plainly vexed with the sales- pte! 95
girl for showing her tapered vel- Se sa
vet slacks, ay -
“She's too fat for those skinny AM ' : pants,” the gorgeous one. said im- 4 < . patiently. “And she’s one of those 5 e
the Legal Educational Advisory | cranks that won't change with the Gayest new note for your holiday fash- ; Committee and approved by the/times—it's got to be just what ion book . . . designed to put you under é K st Legislature in special session, is | Theda Bara wore in the silent j the mistletoe every single time! Laugh- tf an attempt to bypass the U.S. wT cimaded Wedd tan mae inp prints, theen;.»» epch ont a gloriees i,
CANNED SHRIMP Stee ciee ciee . stock and the customer’s voice array of warm festive colors. Swishing :
k 12 my aunt something.” as you look in these newest of styles,
Burglars Take $12,000 “PU take that pair there,” she | fi} DETROIT —Thieves broke in| finally sald trritably, pointing to pied ; through a side door Saturday | seme of the tapered slacks. “If feed Left: Princese styling. Scoop '
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Santa Claus Gets Letter
From Behirid Iron Curtain SANTA CLAUS, Ind. (INS) — A) las or Father Christmas ts om-
| Indiana are not so gifted and the
So lett re-| Miter from Miday Yanka cre-
qatved: ot Go Senin Clam, Ind.,| 4 8 potiem & Penden
post office this Christmas An appeal to the foreign depart-
ka Hgnes, whose father is a min-| translated the letter, as
| ister. “Dear Uncle Nicholas
| The letter was “the first re- “We are thinking of you with
\ esived at Santa Claus from any | love and kisses. We are Ptotes-
Soviet-dominated country since | tant Hungarian children anxious-
1961, although letters from many | ly awaiting St. Nicholas and
other foreign nations sre fe- Christmas. .
ceived each year at this post | “There are seven of us brothers
effice with the Caytetmas name. and sisters and all of us are good
Unlike many other children, the students. Our father is a Protestant:
missive trom behind the Iron Cur- | minister. I am in the eighth grade
tain contained no list of toys which | and Zsolti is in the third grade.
little Yanka hopés to get, “Dear Uncle Nicholas, we hope
3" you won't forget about us on Christ-
mas. :
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Children in Hungary and other
central European countries observe | -, Christmas.
St. Nicholas Day Dec. 19 and they ” atiday Yanka Hgnes.”
view the Red-clad equivalent of
| The National Society for the Pre-
vention of Blindness estimates that
100,000 American children have eye accidents every year.
t Cor Lock Is Frozen;
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child's faith in Christmas has pene-| Silingwal, his helpers in southern |
“With sincere wishes ‘for a Mer-
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Asks Continuing
Housing Probe }- But Sparkman Claims
He Will Oppose Senate
‘Carcass’ Hunt WASHINGTON @ — Sen. Spark-
man (D-Ala) proposed today a
“continuing and objective study”
of the operation of government
housing programs but said he
—— oppose any probe designed |
“drag out @ lot of dead éar-
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Sparkman, a senior Democrat
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representing to Congress “the ex-
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dishonest FHA officials” as respon-
sible for what it called multi mil-
lion-dollag ‘‘windfall’’ profits “‘at
the expense of the American peo-
ple.”
The committee report summed
up an eight-month probe of Feder-
al Housing Administration pro-
grams.
Sparkman was primarily re-
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a preliminary draft of the report |
an accusation that housing irregu-
larities were the “‘worst scandal” |
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and Mrs. George England and Mrs ‘|
Joe Borders even plan a Christ. |
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often make it difficult for motor- |
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CLOSES—Pontiac residents who formerly | £8 carried burnable rubbish to the grounds near the Parks and Recreation Dept. workers James Fink.
Sewage disposal plant will now have to take the | of 285% Raeburn St., and
material to the new city sanitary fill on Kennett\| Washington St,, install. the notifying sign after road, near the western city limits. Above, City | putting up cables ems Can THIRTEEN
Defeat .
Counsels Party Cooperation Is Keystone
to Ouster of President
_in ‘56, Southerner Says
WASHINGTON @ — Sen. Sparke
man (D-Ala) said today Democrats
can defeat President Eisenhower
in 1956 if they write a “responsible
record” on domestic issues in the
an interview he expects that Dem-
ocratic cooperation with the Presi-
dent on foreign policy and national
defense wili largely eliminate them
as campaign issives.
“We Democrats can defeat Ei-
“When the people vote their nat-
ural instincts, the Democrats al-
ways win, The Republicans win on-
ly when they can upset this natural
inclination, as they were able to
do in 1952,
Vern Keetmugh, of 36 |
blocking off the old site.
WASHINGTON (INS)—U.S. mili-
Armed Forces activities in Iceland.
Workmen on construction proj-
ects in Iceland are said to_ have
told government sources that infor-
mation about what is being done on
the bases bounces back with amaz-
ing speed from a Soviet woman |
propaganda broadcaster. U.S. Probing Soviet Espionage in Iceland secret Communist radio station
and probably ‘was relayed to Mos-
cow from a Soviet ship at sea.
On the reported use of Russian
oil, Air Forces end Navy spokes-
men said their services do not pro-
cure any oil on Ireland, so that the committee, however, has heard
testimony that while the Russian]. “I don't conderm the Repubil-
fuel is not used at actual bases, it
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Sparkman said that so‘far as he i He said: **'I am advised by tech. | candidate for second place on the -
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tng into whether Ressian gaso- | tassian oileghipped to the island | very upsily, and ~ it | under @ petroleum-for-fish arrange- rather difficult to detect unless you
WINTRY SCENES—Old Man Winter and snow transformed this | branches form a frame for this partially frozen stream on Sashabaw country road into a Christmas card scene (top photo). The scene was |road near Drayton Plains. A swift mercury drop coupled with snow
photographed Sunday on Scripps road near Lake Orion. Bare tree | produced mahy such scenes throughout Oakland County.
Social Security to Expand —— note: g _ security
ws go into effect Jan. 1 extending
Americans coverage to millions of
whe did not come under
the age end survivors
tnsurance The following is
the first two stories explaining
some of changes )
WASHINGTON (UP) — The fed-
eral Old Age and Survivors Insur-
ance System will undergo a big
change Jan. 1 when some 10-000,000
additional persens start paying se-
cial security taxes.
Payment of these taxes for the
first time will éntitle farmers,
clergymen, architects, engineers,
and thousands of others gainfully
employed to social security retire-
ment benefits when they reach who work for business firms: but
envelopes.
Self-employed farmers, clergy-
men, architects, engineers and fu-
neral directors must pay the three
per cent social security tax rate
| that applies to other self-employed
already coveied. This rate will
| continue until 1960 when it is
| scheduled to go up to 3% per cent.
Farm workers and others who
come under the category of em-
ploye will pay a two per cent
social security tax. This will be
matched by a two per cent con-
tribution from employers,
To: get himself enrolled under If his total receipts are more
than $1,800, he must figure his
actual net earnings. If these net
than $900, the
either his | casion in France, is turning mace} French Yuletide
Commercialized Once Largely Religious,
Christmas Now Festive
Holiday
PARIS # — Christmas, .which
used to be largely a religious oc- | | and more into the festive, tree-
| decorating and gift-exchanging hol-
jiday celebrated in the United
States,
The traditional practice of leav-
Ing gifts for children on New
social security, here's what a self-
e iy - employed person, including a farm-
er, should do: coming under the system Jan. 1 | First, get a social security card will have te continue to work and ‘from the nearest sociale security
pay social security taxes fer at | office. :
least 18 months before becoming | Then, in 1956, when filling out
eligible for retirement benefits. | hi, federal ificome tax return on
In addition to expanding cover- | 1955 earnings, this newly covered
age, the new social security law | person should show his social se-
approved by the last congress | curity account number on his re-
‘Woman Hospitalized fit payments, for collection of more
more liberal methods of comput- | age 65.
Year's Eve has become almost as
rare, at least in the cities, as the
wooden shoes in which the gifts
used to be placed. Christmas _ards |
and tree ornaments, once available
only in special shops patronized |
they (largely by foreigners, are now sold
| everywhere in Paris.
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Some bewail all this as part of
the “‘Americanization” of France. line, traded for iceland fish, is
being relied upon by power
plants or other local utilities serv-
ing U.S. air bases on the north-
ern island.
On the Soviet broadcasts, an in-
formed source said a workman
recounted how the Russian woman,
whose program is carried in Eng-
lish and is apparently beamed at
the workers in Iceland, once re-
ported that a light was out at a)
U.S. base.
The workman, he is quoted as}
having reported to their amaze- |
ment, found that the Russian |
propaganda Broadcast was correct.
They speculated that the informa-
tion must have been sent from a
ment.
The Senate Internal Security Sub-
Despite Weather, Town
Puts Bikinis Up for Vote
NANTUCKET, Mass. ®—Select-
men say they don't like the idea
of Bikini bathing suits on Nan-
tucket streets—in the summer.
Even. as the blustery winter
winds blew, the selectmen yester-
day approved a proposed town by-
law which says everyone over 12
must be covered “‘to a point mid-
way the hip and knees” if they | so On, which would be served by
wander from the beaches. Agents are also said to be look. | bases would not be dependent on/ nical people that this could be done ticket,
=p established an elaborate testing
Mechanism.”
Nakasian declared: “There is
@anger that in the event of a
catastrophe, at a time the Soviets
could pick, that ofl could be doc-
tored ih such a way as to sabotage oval Family Plans
Holidays in Country LONDON @ — Britain's royal
family will spend the Christmas
m. holidays at
Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of
Edinburgh, the children, Charles
and Anne, Queen Mother Elizabeth
and Princess Margaret will take a
train to their country home
| Wednesday.
The Queen will make her annual
broadcast to the British Common-
wealth Christmas Day from* the
| study at Sandringham House. equipment and facilities.”
Nakasian was certain that the
He declared: ‘‘Whether they ithe
‘armed forces) dip into any local
| stocks at all, I don't know. But |
|/am sure there are many ancillary ,
‘facets, such as power stations and
these Soviet imports.”
By LULA B. OGDEN
Chanukah the Jewish feast of dedi- |
cation two candies have been |
lighted on the Menorah in the
at 1070 James K. Bivd.
eight-day festival.
“Our religion defines a basis for
family relationship which breeds
understanding, respect and affec-
tion” said Goldberg.
“This, we trust, reflects from
the intimacy of cur family group
te our relations with members
of the larger community of
which we are a part’ he said.
social security tax money, and for
ing benefit payments. |
The expanded coverage under |
the new law means that about |
58,000,000 persons out of a poten- |
tial 63,200,000 are on the social
security tax rolls.
The notable exceptions are phy- |
sicians, lawyers, dentists, federal |
civil service workers, members of |
the armed forces, policemen and |
firemen.
groups newly covered are |
directors, many household | in Car-Truck Crash Mrs, Lucienne Huff, 41, of ©
Douglas St., is reported in fair
condition at Pontiac General Hos-
pital with a possible skull fracture
suffered early today in~a car-
truck crash at Perry and Mount
Clemens streets.
Miles, Detroit, told police that the
truck, driving north on Perry, had
the green signal, Dufort and Camp-
bell were not injured.
» Pays the employe $30 or more in
ter.
April 1, July 1, and Oct. 1.
Under the old law a domestic
toe work for the same
.| good “‘reveillon”’ — the big mea] and line, and the family also en- World War II had something to
do with the change. Most means
of celebrating were scarce and ex- | | pation, particularly the food for a| always an invitation to use the rod
that is supposed to follow Christ-| joys this sport. , mas midnight Mass — but trees) Geigherg were availablé. Many Frenchmen | Detroit, — ee ene
| when he married Esther Kovin-
dent.of Temple Beth J
years, was one of the
What Religion Means to Our Family
Jewish Faith. Breeds Understanding,
‘Respect, Affection, Says H. S. Goldberg | then. He also has served as vice | years and during the years has
As today is the second day of | presidem of the beard of diree- | been vice president, secretary, "im take the chair teft vacant by
| treasurer and trustee. tors.
Mrs. Goldberg was president of |
home of the Harold S. Goldbergs|the Temple Sisterhood for two) Beth Jacob Youth Group.
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to Academy of Literature
STOCKHOLM (INS)—U,. N. Sec
retary General Dag Hammerskjold,
who has been busy with plans for
his ‘mission to Peiping,”’ was ad-
mitte dto the Swedish Academy of
Literature today,
The unprecedented action saw
j his father, the late Hjalmar Ham
marskjold, who was prime minis-
Joel is vice president of Temple | te, of Sweden trom 1914 to 1917. + >
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once plug a gastronomic! a question which may have you is carrying 21 hours a week at the ; 71 orey will be committed at | turning and twisting at nights for engineering school. 1 Could Sell for $19.95 aldort-Astoria next Thurs-| weeks to come: His aviation career started dur- F
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'Hold Holiday Party - | Mr. and Mrs. Ben Church were
hosts in their State avenue home
‘for the Saturday evening Christ
mas party of the Booster Class of
ais AK. amnion iow dl
message on “A Gift for Christ.” |
The story of “The Other Wise |
Man” was told by Mrs. Wendell
Green. Mr. and Mrs. Perc Par-
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assisted the hosts,
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Donald Pinkston Claims
Bride in Ypsilanti Rite Donald E. Pinskton, son of Mrs. Alvin W. Pinkston served as his
Aneta F. Pinkston of Mohawk road, | brother’s best man, and Chartes
claimed Maria Nora Riesco as
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A truly doles of tary tee | and white satin bows marked the
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Peru,
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mandarin collar, long pointed
sleeves and buttoned back. She
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js | the bridegroom, and Sanford Burr
of Piymouth seated the guests,
Mrs. Robert C. Hollowell greet-
Two hundred guests were invited ¢d the guests at a reception held
o'clock ceremony in the church paglors wearing a
which was performed in Stony street length blue dress with pink
accessories and matching cor-
sage.
Mrs. Pinkston wore a peacock
blue crepe dress in street length
| with a corsage of pink and white
flowers.
For a honeymoon in Michigan
\the new Mrs. Pinkston changed
to a red knit dress and a single
strand of pearls, The couple will
reside in Albion where he is a
| Senior at Albion College.
The bride is a graduate of Albion
' Collene, and has a teaching fel-
lowship at the College where she
will receive a Masters Degree in
Spanish literature in June.
Homemakers Club
‘Holds Holiday Party
Marjorie Myers of Battle Creek | Mrs. Kenneth Anderson opened
her home on Wenonah drive ee
|an annual Christmas party of the
Modern Homemakers Club. Artifi-
cial flower making was taught by
Mrs. H. L, Stein at the recent
gathering and gifts were ex-
changed.
The dining table was centered
; with an arrangement of candies
and evergreens. A pair of holiday
earrings were presented to ‘those
who attended the meeting by Mrs.
Harold McAllister, Mrs, Roy Kline |
and Mrs. James Alexander. By DONNA ANDERSON
to Christmas? Listening to Christ- | dle and “The Messiah” will al- Mery you ever stupged to Eten | Se ee
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to lan Glenn Lamont.
Lamont of Nelson street.
—_—- . — senior girls’ ensemble gave
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GM Girls Hold Tea
at Hotel Waldron
Members of the General Motors
Girls Club held their annual
Christmas tea at Hotel Waldon
Sunday afternoon. Robert Lawson
| provided appropriate music at the
[piano and the group
in the sing of Christmas carols.
— the direction of Ruby Bru-
2 were exchanged by thdse
| attending. Maxine Miller was
chairman of the tea, assisted by
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John | several members of the club. Mrs
Joby attended the University of ng
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lan is a sophomore in the school of |\Make Place Mats
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: Owen School will present ‘ | tral ian Church was held Fri- evening. were in Home Rite. |, cre sees xt roves ore cant, ‘nana. Make, Pranes| 9 Oe ae hares “Mommy’s Busy Peggy Carter Taffeta and Lace | Lands” tor its Wednesday miveting.|ley was accompanist and Hazel Pre cage Reig gp si H | 7 nid Job Is Worn by Bride: '* sative student body will have | Getringer is vocal music director. |jed in the singing of Christmas Shopping, So We're Os oF yg Fain presentation « & « carols and Mrs, Zola Phillips pre- ’
Kemper ee ee. 7 of dress catapen eee Ce Saran. one Gonna Ted’s to Eat!” pe _manners . music and tradi- of the fifth and sixth | yn McLain presented a reading, : BLOOMFIELD HILLS — At a) tions of celebration. The program Children “The Gifts of the Wisemen.” Helen Cannon. She is wedding Saturday evening in the | Will be held at 1:15 in the school | grades of LeBaron School present-
; Lone Pine road home of Mr. and | &Y™nasium. ed’ a five part dramatization for ' ™
of the ‘Stanley 4 pray , was ows school were honored at a Christmas proline 2 7 1) WILLIAMK. COWIE
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By JANET ODELL
' Pentiac Press Foog Editor
it's not too late to make an-
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family hag already eaten all the
early ones. Try this almond cookie
sent in to us, by Mrs. Cyril M.
Pelican Jr. of Auburn Heights.
Mrs. Pelican is a_ secretary-
homemaker. She is active in her
church, especially in the choir. An
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By Mrs. Cyril M. Pelican Jr.
% cup shortening (part butter)
2-3 cup white sugar
2-3 cup brown sugar
\% teaspoon almond extract
1 egg yolk
3 tablespoons milk
1 tablespoon vinegar
23 -cups sifted flour
\% teaspoon soda
\e teaspoon salt
% cup chopped almonds
| 1-3 cup almond halves
Mix first 7 ingredients together
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Even Today She Gets Stagetright By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE
About two weeks ago, one of
my favorite people, Edward R.
- | Murrow, came to call at my house.
Though the visit proper lasted less
than 15 minutes—and most of that
time I just sat comfortably talking
to the intelligent, understanding
Mr. Murrow—I couldn't have been
more keyed up nor my home in
more of a whirl if I'd been en-
tertaining the Queen Mother for
the weekend.
Preparations for a Murrow tele-
cast began (as preparations un-
doubtedly do when royalty is ex-
pected) a month or more before
the event. This is how it went.
Somebody telephoned. An appoint-
ment was arranged. Four fine-look-
ing men arrived to keep it. One carried a camera and snapped pic-
tures of me and my apartment
rfrom all angles. Another investi-
gated every corner of the place for
electric outlets.
It was about a wéek before I
|found out. Evidently I'd passed
| for David Moore telephoned to ask
Yule Clutter By ELIZABETH HILLYER
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wrapping of the last gifts—even for
Dad's offerings, which he never
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the special gifts, where they can
, be gloated over for days and
shown to everyone before they
are put away.
Make it a gay gift table, with a
‘red or green or fuchsia or lime
cheesecloth cover cut in harlequin
points and trimmed with tinsel
like this. Or pin ornaments on a
colorful small tablecloth, or trim
a white cloth with red and green
ribbon,
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kitchen the hanging pockets that
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| little items you're always needing
|— needle and thread, pad and | if it would be convenient for Mr.
Murrow and troupe to drop in Dec.
3, also for David to come before
that and interview me some more.
It was then that I began to
fret about the prospective call
which was to be televised from
one end of the country to the oth-
er on “Person to Person.” What
should I say: Should I have my
hair re-stlyed? What should I
wear? Ought I to have the house
redecorated? I started canvassing |
friends who had already enter- |
tained Mr. Murrow.
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phone rang and rang. Everybody,
except me, ate sandwiches and
said how smoothly it had gone. |
I was back in the coma.
Since then I've been thinking.
Millions watching that telecast saw
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Four, Year Old Princess Has Poise |e 28 >=<25\"0lds Election tog ht” feenttaied . tied friends at Windsor. Several of for the coming year a . 5390 - 5400 Dixie Hwy. . ° . the Queen's friends have children! were elected by Guild Five of All| Waterford, Mich. LONDON Anne, | Queen Elizabeth, departed for her; ing in good habits cannet ‘start | the right age to play with Anne Tied Gack whenit | ; 4-year-cld “blénde ba ot | American visit. too early, is echoed by Etieabeth | and Charles. Saints apa OR 3-1225 Buckingham Palace, is growing up| Ame was present with her par. | **4 Philip. Although “nicknames” pe ee fessor < gt } ral
fast. ents and young brother, Prince Anne does not have oo Oe eee ee Sees : oe e .
The roar of the crovids, the im- ee oe nae Se awakened in the morning and usu- = _—< ——— it the Ayiven Shores home : és
posing cavalcade of horseguands| Som, to, Goss’ Sewell tee, {ally is washed, dressed and ready |"i°° Chasing’ the younester trem Res. Raynand Reoves wag dect- . = booms of gun salutes for BSE)“ chief and waved as vigorously long before 8:15 breakfast. Her) up trees or fences, She is unatraid| ed president, Mrs. Layton L. La- :
sions eve now tolup Sa her sbtie oe Se et. nurse Helen toth al 3 Bd, — ’ ‘ by this poised, golden . haired} The youngster carefully and de-| is no trouble. __miesbeth Jo atveady teaching oeak Frans Camenreen. nig 7
, , . sn he iy | a a ae | hrinas, drt. were Special Reduced Pri Rebyhood tor Beiish royal chit. | again in a small bundle and tucked| esx and bacon and milky tea.| On Swe, Seeing. Mae Certetmes det re 7 pecia eaquce rices Gren is brief. For the cherubic | it into her pocket. ran y gy epey os day's function for the Little sented by Mrs. : ’ but determined “Mise-I-can-do- 8 efforts to bring Up ee icken with as -suect to| Princess. coro hyp gga vibes | + or _Prtusane, coos to hove [her childeen io 0 satarel ond hep-| sao, “eth Ame ond Chartes| Since Charles started requiar| Rend bare. Hoverd tmper, bart on ew Furniture “
Already: she. can dress and un are ee ag eee ee'° | green vegetables. Anne has been disconsolate. Young | son, Mrs. Donald Fuller and Dor- ON DISPLAY IN OUR NEW SHOWROOM dress herself, ‘rides. horseback ex- in Ge abi one ead tm. Charlies had explained to her’ in| othea Morrill, Mrs. Bond Beasley . ' ceedingly well for her age, taces| , Sheldon is in charge of Tea’ ts at 4:59 and eonally le | lordly manner “you are too| was welcomed as & new member 7s the news cameras calmly and does | S°e?'s department in two big Lon-| clades stuffed cream buns, home- | ung” dy he marched into the| Mrs. Alfred Pitegibbon eassisted the Several Groups of Custom Tables and Lamps Reduced not have to be told to wave oc-| tom Seapiiale and is deseriped a] made cakes, toost and milky te. | palace schoolroom and left hie sis-| hostess at the recent gathering. mo
‘An inetance ef the caret train-/H@ was appointed doctor to the verted. “hee. Ladadiia Trepp, S9yeer| Always cies dike tasteasre be- OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P. M. ing of a royal youngster was seen | "°¥*! Elizabeth has been reviving the|old Polish refugee artist, painted | fore washing or ironing in order to : recently when the Queen Mother,| Mis supreme advice, that train- | old English family - party visiting | Princess Anne this Summer keep them working.
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NEW CLASSES — Mrs. Lioyd Burnes of Mark) of Chi Omega at Denison Uni- -poad are the infant's grander a
|stret, Mrs. shyacir ie Sei, versity, Granvillé, Obio, Diane is ents. Pre Dance
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JANUARY 3 1955 oad ‘attended @ Christmas lunch-| Richard L. Leone, son of Mr. o hte ence are ananenia | Members of Epsilon Sigma Al-|
: 9 eon and party recently at Hotel and Mrs. Nick Leone «‘ Auburn | Dee, 12 at Pentiae General Hes. | pha sorority held cocktail partics
, : : ee: Statler, given by the Zonta Club/ avenue is home for the Christ-| pital, Grandparents ure Mr. and in their homes preceding the
A Better Positioh for You in 1955 | of Detroit. Edgar Guest was speak: 1a, Holidays. Richard | an honor; Mrs. 4. 1. Kemp of Dwight ave, | group's Christmas dance held. Sat-
en a uae that Geaniee \“ “= -—: * ¢ ‘student = Westen paititary | pg heen eal Mary ©. urday evening at Twin Beach
Robert T. Lewis arrived Satur- Academy, Lexingtcn. Me. * 6 « ‘Country Qub. “THE PonTrAac PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER
day from the University of Penn- a 20, 7 954 aS a>
The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph David-| Thomas Manign was Dee Brim’s To reside in
Ann Arbor are
Mr. and Mrs.
” Lawrence
David Peck.
The bride is
the forther
Barbara
You can quali uickly for a better salary
and peat pt Ll ponies: in the New Year sylvania, to spend the holidays with | Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Hubbell |
his parents; the Ericson Lewis’ of| of Forest avenue are announc-
You can train at the Institute for a business career Chippewa road. ing the birth of a son, Michael
in minimum time, and at moderate cost. You'll enjoy ses Edward, Dec. 1 at St. Joseph |daughter, Beth Ann, at Pontiac
the free Placement Service offered. Janice Rivard of Glenwood | Mercy ° 1. Grandparents | General Hospital,
are Mr. and Mrs. Clare ‘L. Hub- | Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
bell of Woodland drive and Dr.
and Mrs. Winifred Perrin of 89d E. H. Davidson of Milwaukee, | avenue served as maid of honor
7 at the recent wedding of Mer-
lyn Mott of Delten, which was é
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CP sins bpstileuley — \ wera cag: | Bn rt ve ern Michigan College, iatacan- | * ¢ 6 -_* & . e . - - >» : 7h 9.958 200, Janice’s mother, Mra, Eve- Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Brede
7 West Lawrence St. Phone FE 2-3551 lyn Rivard, attended the cere- Jr. (nee Ethelyn Firman) of Wat-
Come tn for & friendly talk abect your plans with our experienced ad- mony. ‘kins Lake and parents of a daugh- brating their 35th wedding anni-
visers, phone, or retern this ad fer Bulletin. ._ * *¢ |ter, Kathy Ann, born Dec. 14 at versary today.
Pontiac General Hospital. Their daughter, Mrs. Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. George Firman’ Everling will entertain them at a
Sr. of Thorpe street and Mr. and} dinner’ this evening in her home
Mrs. Fred W. Brede of Dover on Michigan avenue. Diane Daily, daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. Ralph E. Dailey of Orchard
Lake, was recently elected senate
| representative of the pledge class
son (nee Melva Fulcher) of Davis-| guest at her party held in her
burg announce the birth of a| home on South Jessie street.
Earl Fulcher of Wesbrook avenue! Walter Kresges and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mss. Albin T. Anderson | treet also hosted a party. Their
of Cass-Elizabeth Road are cele-| guests were the Rex Parkers, Mr.
ristmas Gitt every woman wants..
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25.00 34-40 Pa | William Craig. Her other guests were the Ed-
mund Smiths, Mr> and Mrs.. Ken-
ean eaeis al (waeal Gace. the
Cart Rese,
| The Rudy Mazzas of LaSalle
/and Mrs. Rose, the Joseph Salfis,
the Bruce Kings, the Roger Allards,
the Ralph Mazzas, the Carl Gros-
sis, the James Vetos, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Felice and Mr, and Mrs. Mar-
shall Rose.
Otpers are Mr. and Mrs. Ger- |
ald Hesse, Mr, and Mrs. Edward |
Forsyth, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Janka |
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benning, and |
Shirley Conant and Bert McLaugh-
lin,
The Donald Giordones, the Jo-
seph Leavys and Mr. and Mrs.
dack Cox were among the guests
who gathered in the Winding —
drive home of the Fred Baum-
gartmers for a pre-dance party.
The Baumgartners’ other guests
were Mauriné Frady and her es-
cort, Bob Chapdelaine and Ronny
Prebe who had Rita Pierce as his
: = i]
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hummel
were hosts, too, in their home on
Osage circle,
Those who attended the party)
were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Morris, |
the Reginald Ripperbers, the Ed- |
mund Smiths and Dr. and Mrs. |
George Petroff and Dr. and Mrs. |
Donald Bergeron.
Pilgrim Class Holds
Yule Dinner Party
Mrs, Edward Kerr was elected |
most excellent chief of Mizpah|
Temple Seven, Pythian Sisters at |
- recent meeting held in Fellow-
| ship Hall on Voorheis road.
| Other officers elected were Mrs.
excellent senior;
| Mrs. John Wright, excellent jun-
jior; Mrs. Eleray Thomas, man- |
awe! Mrs. John Austermann,
secretary; Mrs. Harry Se |
treasurer and Mrs. George Janes |
protector. |
Mrs. Robert Newlin is guard: |
| Mrs. Lewis Hanoute, pianist and |
'Mrs. Charles Heinisch, captain of hat
the guards.
| Mrs. Lewis Ellis is installing of-
ficer and Mrs. Earl Downing is
‘three year trustee. Mrs. Frank
‘Ketchum will handle publicity.
Plans are being made for the pub-
| lie Installation to be held on Jan. 4. Carol
Faulkner,
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward C.
Faulkner and
he is the son
of the Robert
C. Pecks, all of
Birmingham.
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MRS. EAM RENCE DAVID PECK
Berbers Faulkner le Wed
to Lawrence David Peck BIRMINGHAM — Barbara Carol, The couple will live in Ann Arbor
Faulkner, daughter of Mr. and | where they both attend the Uni-
Mrs. Edward C. Faulkner of York- | versi chigan.
shire road, was married Saturday ay of MS
evening in Christ Church Cran- |
brook to Lawrence. David Peck, |
whose ‘parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Robert C. Peck of Birmingham |
Bivd.
The bride wore a blush taffeta |
| gown. Wide lace edged the round |
neckline and long sleeves, and the |
| full skirt fell in a short train. |
A lace cap held a finger-tip veil |
|of Brussels lace and she carried |
white roses with lilies of the valley
and ivy. |
Her sister Mrs, Robert E. Esch
was matron of honor, and Bar- |
bara Lee Gibson was honor maid. |
Bridesmaids were Beverly Wat-
kins, Connie Vandeveer and
Elaine Smith.
They were gowned alike in bal-
Let Us Get Your lerina jength frocks, Mrs. Esch a
wearing champagne color and the | Clothes Ready for
others fantasy green taffeta. They | That Christmas
all carried Talisman roses with | Party tee
| ivy.
Both mothers wore blue with
small matching hats and purse Call .
A reception was given in the
church house.
For her wedding trip the bride
| wore a charcoal suit with a- pink
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‘The children were nestled oll snug in their beds,
While visions of suger-plums donced in their heads.”
CONFECTIONERS ;
Visit Your Nearest Sanders Store in the Tel-Huron Shopping Center
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‘Moore was installed
queen for the ensuing
! rebiae MauE” felee ‘eieosen
Marjorie Seelye, guide, and Sue
Ejwell, marshal.
Virginia Sheehan, chaplain;
Vivian Lewis,
| il LiF ||Mary Moore Installed, by. Bethel 5 | 3 Regent and Mrs. Bll Wiseheart, installing =: wae sf | loomficls
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Welch, aoastee ond Betvelt and Reshester bethels. shop ever night
om, ; . Refreshments were served at the ‘ il 9 danet Kneal will serve as inner the evening with Elizabeth ti guard; KiKi Sekles, outer guard; Rockefeller and Patricia Zielke | Sara Stewart, senior custodian and at the refreshment table .
Be By peg vt positions Holiday Look pitacarelie . g i f ts
first messenger; Janet Wilson, sec- grated or tnat ver
messenger; Carolyn Driscoll, aa teeta te eealget aged special someone! ey ; |® | fourth messenger and Barbera Le- Sele Soeld outs auabe ie aalutere
Delicately drawn liberty patterns chosen by Digby wesheen ees too heasapil Z : Morton dre tailored into a lawn blouse featured in the Lady | foes tor the evening. aestated Wish her a very Hathaway shirt collection. In colors of blues, greens,| guide; Nita Tompkins, installing HOLIDAY P beiges on white background, the blouse has a round collar | marshal; Carel A. Sapp, install- Merry Christmas and three-quarter length sleeves. : staan, tastafling “chawhihe” ae SPECIALS! d ith thi k ik 7
Santa Visits S D caling monican; br. unre || p—e : a GING MISUTS SQUAFE WANE | senting ener conten | (~ COLD WAVE & OIL TREATMENT . Denham donned a Santa| Guests for the Friday evening | sult for the entertainment of Elks! event were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas | Best Gift of Al... |i] | with ALL. FOR Pajama Set Sashay Quadrille Club members| p ockes the Ernest Faters, the|] Let Your Child Leam Accordion Fluff Shampoo who held their annual Christmas . eos: a e $ dance at Elks ‘ '| Arthur Stewarts, the Streits, the|]}} “Lesson- Lustre Rinse : Temple Kena GIFT PLAN (3 Piece) Those who had a hand in the|Joans, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schultz, ot Gadi Style Heirdress e ace holiday decorations were the Nor-| Miss McCallum, Mr, and Mrs. Lessens The oil tre anni
tan Underwood, the Wiliam | Armd ‘Crt’ Ms; and. Mx ||} * Steen we SAQOG Hi] | T 08 reson con, 3 : Oscar Denhams, the Marcus|7"°™mas Cooper and the Russell o Rand Brectiee © Gredante wave gives you 10.95 |
Scots and the William Scheme. Dodds. | aus endlion couiaiaecemercinads “shan leat and lait. * . Mrs, Schmielplamed tar im tewtoraa tan || BELL-FOUGHT Ste: Gehantel ae come soft and flabby can be stif- ACCORDION STUBICS :
cupension tor Ge-oveding and of ohne citer cede ee IT ccee mina. Ti M, Sagiase Luxurious Red and white stripe cotton cs sae. ee ee oe pajamas, with a black and Joined regular callers, dehn Do- - U white velver ith William Spalding, Mr. ay coat wit : f= Sts = | SAMSONITE LUGGAGE || “~ "* wie ven cot wih | ties, FOR $15 Te $35 FOR wear, TV or college dorm. Lynn McCallum conducted a HIM HER FS |
apse ap PHILIP'S — Fine Luggege, | ; by the Kenneth Goffs, Mrs. Scott Sporting Goods Phone FE 2-053! and Mrs. Schmiel. The Bert Den- . Appointment Not hams were in charge of registra- 79 North Saginaw Street Alweys Necessery =~ tion, |
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— a Advice on | Lowered by To wag Ben eee tine and
| ip ae Home Care irst Name? jin «ie. povermint cnt By HUBBARD COBB
About eight months ago a friend
|of ours bought himself a new car
| an followed it up a few weeks
| later with a new house. He broke
Straight from the shoulder, right
from our heart, we take time out
from the hustle-bustie of the Holi-
day season to wish everyone a
MERRY CHRISTMAS | the car in gently according to the A doctor’s wife writes me: “We ANENTS
x | directions of the maker and he live in &@ small community. My PERM
loro fr athe | husband is the only doctor here. |] The basis for every hair
If the engine or something did | When we first arrived, he, of |] style .. . hold it in shape,
not sound just right, back went the | course, was addressed as Doctor |] easier, longer.
car to the garage for a little more and I as Mrs. This is a very in- ;
tinkering. Our friend took all this | ‘ciuah emily thale «ony: Short Curl | with pretty good grace because al- ts
| most everyone-knows that it takes body calls everybody else by first |} Permanen
a little time for a car to get name and as we became better trom broken in. acquainted 1 asked my new friends y¥
: His new house, unfortunately, to call me by first name. How- $4.50
did not get any breaking in, This ever, nothing was mentioned about |} . °
in spite of the fact that it. was my husband. te
more complex than the car and © everal of them taken ecessary
Bet a (9208 meee mere eee aa wetontel oo . He and his family just moved in not want to appear snobbish but | IMPERIAL a
; and started living. A few months think calling rag by first name is
2 after they had been there a crack lowering to his prestige. Is there
‘ appeared in the foundation wall, a any way I can get it — : Beauty Salon
‘ small crack appeared in the kitch- them, without hurting their feel-
en plaster ceiling and one of the ings, that I would like them to|| 2% & Pike St FE 46-2878 doors began to stick a little. Our , call him Doctor?”
12-20 | the house was no good, that the | . . . : | AGET. 30-47 | Galldic waa a crook aad lois al | Common plates and cereal bowls become holiday-alive erence and | a
by Z| 4, l piri unpleasant things of this | when filled with colorful balls or Christmasy candies. These | you praia ess to him, as “The
ne Now our friend should have P@/ticular bowls come in a choice of colors and are made of | Doctor” and: by as’ Merged ‘
Easy-to-make! Easy-to-launder! | realized that a new “house is a lot unbreakable, chip proof plastic. ood te them te call
| what you ; like a new car except that it is) ———9- : | Wonderful for choretime! Side-| nore complicated, e made of | , bim *
nates te nee alte Sens eeekes|~hristmas Skimping Out |.wwsa8 Sane for the ee ' goes through a breaking in period ° best that it isn't because you m
It Never Fails! vient “Gone trea |ES retin w'varea See aS Hobbyist Makes Good im:"iiriis in smut for the me
Make several in solid color and | es first few months ad small if they do it before others all of
house = ‘ ‘ imed cott little flaws may show up. By ANNE HEYWOOD | a8 we have wanted, and then (them may very well follow their
sa tte ai Siissea’ ainea 12.1 This doesn’t mean that the “I have a spare-time activity| afterwards the nagging debts. example and the result would be
l er l “lca e ‘6 ie 4) 29 ad pm 4g, |S BO good was poorly en-| which I do at home,” Mrs. J, J.| Amd to this that this has been (belittling to his position.
oe a . or ‘
| ee a = ao = structed, It just means that when | writes, “and this year has enabled | ™ade possible by work which has | Dear Mrs. Post: Is it cheap for e. fle
) a Mary oe iy song ype man puts together many materials|me to put aside enough money| Siven me such pleasure: j 2 = = of his Te if ify ve =e al ae 7 exposes them to varying tempera-|to give us the most wonderful) 4; } ‘de Miter 2 toc ee when he brings her home a man is hard to please or if you ei eller hoes s as ach pat- | tures and sets them on earth which | Christmas we've ever had. seat , Because we | from a ee hour — be or -class mailing. Send | may give a little here or there,| “ Christmas. were | about one o'c or so. Mother are wacertain about his correct size to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon- | gomething is bound to get out of | tree ne Plenty to buy a huge | cretty broke, I did all our Christ-|says it would be too late and I . , ge tree, all the trimmings, marvelous . .
and personal taste, let him do his own tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West | order now and then. presents for the three children, the |mas wreaths and decorations | think it would be rude to expect
choosing in his leisure time. In all ee woodworking tools my husband has | myself. I have always been a /|the boy to start across town with- . plainly name, address with zone, Velvet Versatile longed for, plus nice presents for | frustrated florist, and I love ar- out letting him have a breathing
denominations. Enclosed in a smart gift | size and stybe number. The velvet umbrella is a new | all our friends. | ranging flowers and greens. spe and a snack. .
envelope. Redeemable for any article we carry. and pleasant fashion surprise this| “Always before, Christmas has | "oe - nd friends commented | Your mother ts tight—unless a (a year. Comes in glowing jewel col-| meant scrimping, not having as =F cee 1 oa eg hl porintsegpeel ragga up. In which
2 nice preseats— ot se many— | ine next year. Also, one woman| bie im. aAcnoss asked me to join the Woman's ; ;
1 Borscht | Club, and do all the floral arrange-| Dear Mrs. Post: My father is a ingredient | ments for them. judge, and I would like to know
a Feet soneee | |how his name should appear on
Cann —— soup : “Well, I had never thought I my wedding invitations. Should it
oe had time for the Woman's Club | be Judge and Mrs. John Jones, or
becchanals but I found that I did, And I had | Mr. and Mrs. John Jones?
cs ; great fun doing the floral center. | Judge and Mrs. John Jones is
18 Present era = | pieces for their big meetings. correct. ;
According to most women, any|,, ,. "°"**' tig oer ~ maabere: yen
| : was hav a large party for her
pone sacle ownty |S aed husband's business triends, asked ‘IF delicate blonde . 19 Honduran |
es | gold coin YY | MCT would handle the flowers for | personality— Go ————- % her at a fee, I did. and put the |
DOWNTOWN TOWN & COUNTRY | !ry Short Gown z Geet at chat j money into our ‘Chetstmas club.’ .
: If you hate sleeping in a gown ** ngs’ ° ty “In the Spring. another ctub I
‘ 51 N Saginaw Tel-Huron Center | and can’t stand pajamas, there's | 27 tee cream la a | member Por) mt to decorate het | aA ad
E Ni h e il 9 P M an age" oa = ssp od Edad aid ty house for her daughter's wedding: | f ;
Ope ry - -| gown, pleated or plain, that comes naaaeabeat 4 | at ice fee. One of the weddin n ve ig t ii ao with matching panties. Comforta- | “ = ‘ Y | guests loved my ian and nie
ble and pretty, too —_ } me to do the same for her niece's
? y eet: ee wedding.
. i “Things just simply snow- e 42 Ignited ] balled, You see, | am very good
GAY ¢ GLITTERING a _B} | *t simple arrangements which :
5 . 3 Rat! urs refix) 20 Ttallan : 358 Turns outward are net mearty as expensive fs) | i
4 States again 3 English school rane, 40 Reach they look, and which, if I dp say >
Teeter” 86 «Ont Gk wus, miter pen) | ob tx eat pine) | ee es ree cee : $6 Put to flight ¢ King Arthurs 24 Particle 4 Concern Se my fees are not too large, 59 Abstract being heaven 25 One way to ce to bake =| sand that gives me many custom.
rH Semeone yey aa = 26 pp Rly “a pone hide | ©fs who are not rich, At home, |
DOWN 1° perass prince fy pena o1 Dene i I kept experimenting, and all |
1 Sheep cries 11 Bewildered 31 Playing card 52 Italian city summer long I worked with our 2 Within _ 16 Proven water 33 Garret 55 Syetton ‘eb yo own garden flowers, developing
my skill.
‘ “Now I handle weddings, par- %
mas arrangements, and even did a charming Halloween job, where
I decorated a whole hall with] Pale blves, meuves or pinks heve @
Japanese lanterns and bittersweet, gentle, pretty-ledy look. Avoid First in quality. America’s finest and BPeirreus Superbly cut charmers .. . from
—and got paid plenty! | startling color end exotic er | MMartest slippers. Always the greatese
nA ° a ' : , | g . if he world for a m
their devasting decolletages me Gea om ean) TA ; F ; : : , Miss B. P —Pale satin dresses to their sweeping skirts ... to | how we are able, this year, to have and akic furs Contelinae to the HUB
make your appearance one
of lovely elegance at: Christmas
and New Year's parties. _.a dream Christmas'”’ -eptient look fer this heliday sea-- =
r . sa x . son Your beauty has a quality of CLOTHIERS
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| platinum shades in gown, peignoir YOU PAY
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, MG 376 Auburn Ave. . S| RECORDS } feed ond peecieas
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solid trim to match pants Il 4 Good Selection of \\ \ : . : pe } P| ON YOU PAY ‘ : Christmas Titles! ' WAITE S
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Water Spots - .
used by leather tanners which will | cleaning. This also means that only | + emee | = . i oT en |. make suede garments both water’ the surface of the garment will get | ¥ = . -Board ‘Won't Slip _. Leave Suede resistant and dry cleanable. wet, enabling it to dry in a few Congo Market Not fo aS Sho per; Your meat or‘ bread board won't
| . ji A a aay Capone Mowing Edt ! | LROPOLDVILLE, Belgian Con-| preduéis commonly offered for , smoked until it Is jet black. On | Slide around if you ‘put rubber Gunde ‘thet gets. waterepgtied | ioe agents, will anchor the tal Venus, which is slightly smaller, ™ |go (INS)—The Congo housewife sale and the maximum prices | the other side are slabs of Khaki- tacks on the bottom of it,
_ Won't be a problem much longer. fibers of leather so that | is most nearly like the earth in ya’| Would look with scorn on the| Which may be charged. Sec cers aetna | | &@, There. is @ new process to be | they not spread out in dry ' size. {y American supermarket—no dried| To the right of the main gate is| “YS #f¢ Very fond of blackened | A handy pin cushion at the sew
HAS A COMPLETE SELECTION. OF
‘CHRISTMAS GIFTS. FOR EVERY ONE ON YOUR LIST!
Xk FINECHINA—CRYSTAL
% GLASS AND POTTERY
% FIGURINE & OBJECTS D’ART
% KITCHEN AND BAR GADGETS
& LAMPS - PICTURES - SCONCES - DeCOR
Maple Pine = Cherry
‘FURNITURE -
Wiggs is the place to buy all your home Christmas gifts—because Wiggs’
hes a most complete selection of quolity merchandise . . . so save time—
shop at Wiggs—expert Christmas gift wrapping at modest charge.
OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 9 P. M.
Weather Vanes GIVE A
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Delivery ¢ e CERTIFICATE
24 Ww. Huron
= | Louis
Okla
Tender Scalps
Won't Tolerate
‘Stiff Brush;
torture they prefer to defer.
|. They try a brush with baby
| bristles. and they can't get it
|throtgh their hair enough to get | &
§ the luster and circulation the daily | €
hundred is supposed to promote. 8
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last a good long time and might
be worth a lot to the gal with the
fragile scalp.
Use your empty butter cartons
'as cookie dough molds; they're
handy for the kind of dough that
|is to be stored in a refrigerator
and chilled.
ANNUAL YEAR-END
FURNITURE $ (FLOOR SAMPLES)
Sofas—Chairs—Sectionals
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS!
Annual CARPET Sale
STILL IN PROGRESS TERMS 15% DOWN!
UP to 24 MONTHS to PAY!
CARPET & FURNITURE CO.
1/2 BLOCK FROM TELEGRAPH 932 W.HURON ST.
PHONE FE.5-9211 PONTIAC MICHIGAN
OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS
caterpillars, no leopard skins and the dry goods section, several
streets crammed with gaudy cali-
co, bright-colored sandals and There are hundreds of other sec-|"¢! around the head of the ma-
tions in the market; the baked | “ne and stitching it t place,
every variety” of household goods.
Men's trotsers, jackets and hats
—the Bantu men, unlike their}
wives, have adopted the European goods department with big tin|
ovens propped over open fires, the |
vegetable area with huge benches |
of leafy plants’ of red peppers, the | | style of dress—tin wash basins, | rain department with mounds of | re | knives, padlocks, shiny glass jewel-| cain. and. bears, topped by a| "| drinking glass for measuring |
J Mustard Seed Jewelry
Necklace Bracelet
$1.25 $1.25
Tie Clasp Broach Pin
$1.25 $1.25
Christian Literature Sales 39 Oakland Ave. FE 4-9591
of lead ore to color the Ls
tive delicacy, ‘fish that has been | beard are listed most of the
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$4. $5. $750 _ $40)
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ROSES—$5 - $6 - $7.50 a dozen
CYCLAMEN PLANTS—$5 - $6 and $7.50
CENTER PIECEKS—$2.50 to $15
CORSAGES—$2.50 to $10.00
‘CASH and CARRY SPECIAL! —
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| Bloom
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Pearce Floral Co. Flowers of Distinction Since 1890
550 Orehard Lake Ave. Sundays 9 A Until 9
.to 4 P.M. Phone FE 2-0127
Two Deliveries Daily to Detroit and Intermediate Points
- Wile 3Chidren|
Hacked fo Death
SANTA % MARS KI ING||
By Lucrece Hudgins Beale }
Rug Merchant Booked Chapter 15
in Ax Slaying of Fomily| DL gehy ny fl pre After Suicide Try aren te monstain, Seldenty Tem
PASADENA, Calif. @—Harold| “I hear a strange sound—like
Oilar’s wife and three children | men crying!"
Christmas carols and went; They lodked al about but could
. A few hours later, say! see nothing. They continued on
them — with @ their way. The moaning grew
louder.
Police and a naaiker early yes-| ‘‘It's the mountain'” cried Tom.
found the 39-year-old rug) The King threw himself to the
merchant! unconscious from gas ground and tried to listen, But the
fumes, in an apparent suicide at-| space helmet he wore kept him
tempt, in a bathroom of his tropa putting his ear to the ground.
, . | “Take it off!” urged Tom.
He was booked on suspicion of | “] dare not, It's the first time I
in po prison ward at the ever felt like a king. If I take it
ral Hospital, where at-| off I shail be weak’ and not able
he is expected to sur- | to act like a king.’
. Detectives said that during} Tom laid down and pressed his
he muttered: “It can't! ear to the golden mountain, “It is
be real. ive | had - bad dream.” | true. The mountain itself is
crym
A neighbors child who spent the bl no,’ said Majesty. ‘‘It is
night with the Oilars was spared. | the crying of kings. They are shut
So was their cocker spaniel, found yp in the mountain’ ,
playing near the-family swimming | iy
Fights ie Life |
After Surgery '
by Pocket Knite
heart massage and
/resumed normal beating
and 15 minutes later.
* * *¢
Wisniewski tuffered a When
Other staff members and equip-
| ment were assembled; oxygen was
| administered; and the patient was | .
| moved to an operating room where; 29 “TOOLS — Coaaresiten things
[therapy and forced breathing | | without harming Dad's tools is en- supplemented heart massage.
Doctors who took part asked thar [couraged by Handy Andy tool set,
‘their names not be used. ’ — includes 20 tools.
j
| There is a chapel high in the; A car moving 30 miles an hour
Bavarian Alps in which services will cover a 440-foot block while an
pool. vane ning to win
Police Lt. Wayne Bornhoft said Pigs dere At nay Sa Ge a _ are held each Sunday for mountain | average pedestrian corsses a 40-
Oilar apparently carried sleeping facing away from the palaces, they | Coloring saad The queresern aon its. radii lines | climbers and skiers. ‘foot street.
Rayburn, 7, from the! came to a pile of golden rocks. | streaked with yellow. Buildings green with red roofs. Sky bine. ——— :
room where she was staying with| Here the moaning was loudest of |Mars King and boy as wewal. P
his daughters Janet, 10, and Mar-| a) ——— | © © © © «@ wg e ee
tha, 7, a cripple, before he killed; ‘Tom and the King hurled away | Santa had given him so that he | labored to put it together. At last |
them. the rocks. could see as well as ever. And of | it was ready. But as they prepared) @ @ 6 ee. .
They were found with blankets uncovered a hele large the space suit he wore which made | to take it out of -the mountain
over their heads, as was the son enough to crawl through. \him fee} strong and‘ brave and there was a sudden clamor from | e e
Randolph, 12, who was killed in . | kingly. | without. *
his own room, Oilar’s wife Grace| “Come out! Comé out!” cried | “Now,” he finished, ‘‘all we have ‘The children'” quavered the . Elizabeth, 39, a Sunday school Majesty. to do is get the flying saucers out | tired old kings. “The children are | es e e
teacher at Pasadena Presbyterian; The moaning stopped. There was |» «1, sky and then Senta Clams | emmine
Church, was found dead oe alas we oS gear gaa will bring us all spectacles and | (Tomorrow: The Children’s Pian) r) e ~
had apparently died hcl a| ‘They did not Jgok like kings—cer- ad np ae lla ne Sch 1 Lif Brimful e
struggle, possibly in their sleep. | tainly not like kings. of a golden - + © joo! Lite Srimtul; a e e
a as ee as a _ them | 6 Mars Kings marveled to| No Room for Reading .
Warfare Continues (rzcctet™ tin "wet They Dear this strange news. They went) HARTFORD, Conn, — Edwin , . groped their way to him and told back in thety a ‘ae fi E. Smigh, Springfield, Mass.) @ Both troveing ondot . ; of what had for a way to recall t ying . 9 °
Off Coast of China ony them gince be eft. | saucers meen Sener, he Oe Pew Toe home, your manicure
; vane satis me owt Mars lan-| “If we invented the machine to land Association of Teachers of set presents a smart e
TAIPEH, Formosa @—Antiair-| ousce, Tom was giad he had come | send our kings whirling through | Enclish that most high scbool stu- éitetior—-and ie
craft and artillery fire sounded) i) understand it almost as well as| Space. surely we can invent one) dents don't read outside the class- | e, Wosh _
again yesterday at the northern | ii. own that will bring them home again,” | room becaue: erior: Washable alli cs) ®
end of Chiang Kai-shek’s 350-mile | the children of Mars had grown | said Majesty. “During November, December | getor carrier lined ,
chain of offshore island bases, the | .nory saig the Kings, because the| And he was right, In a very |2%d January there are football n polka dotted fab-
Defense Ministry reported today. invention of the flying saucers did | short time the kings had planned games. Then the students paint ric Pink oque end e
Nationalist .Chinese antiaircraft | 1+ bring more light to the planet.| 9 fabulous affair, It was a huge scenery, play the piano, stand up e 3 .
opened fire when two Chinese Red | they had grown tired, too, of spin-| vacuum cleaner that could suck |O" the stage and shimmy and = 'e
MigiSs roared over tiny Yikiang-| ning the kings off into space 85 particles from the air—even par- shake and sing “Ricochet Ro Contains: Noil Enome!, Bose Coot, @ r
shan Island,.ecight miles northwest | qying saucers. So the children had | tictes as large as flying saucers |mance”’; and it's all wonderful. | Polish Remover. Lipstick, Neil File,
of Formoss. The Reds apparently imprisoned them all in the moun-| and as far away es the Earth. — | Then they must watch television Tweeters ond Pusher
escaped without damage. tain and there it seemed likely and they tell me they have jobs HR Reed e
On the ground, the Communists | they would remain forever. Tom and Majesty set about eet. in the afternoon and evenings. It's | esort News’ $395 ois 33 ves a
Se ae ee “And you, too!’ they cried. “Ah,|ting the materials and the kings no wonder they don’t read.” ® © ° °« e e e
shan from Toumen Island, out-| you should never have come | g— paaaneiliants ———————
se age ~ | back?” Sam-Ta-Claus Says: . All the ty: fell harmlessly into| 5 oe goog cheer,” sald Hi T $9Q°! !
the sea, the ministry said. Majesty. “I have a friend named Give ma SUI CLOONAN S
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Patient Lights Up |Woman Gels Action; "sme: nr'srn-e= Bus Driver Says ‘Tk 7.270 as | Fomonn Aira 1600 | |S.’ tt a tat omen Pipe; Bandages ‘ your tutti boy's teeth fixed ‘Women Drivers an hour for a nisie hour day, seven , Formosa to. the mainland because of: the, agents
days a week, but he raised a | Chinese have sent 1,600 of their! scarcity of schools in Asia for | them various inducements to go to
Elevator Does Excellent Unpredictable . tamily of nine children. chijdren to Formosa to school this | overseas Chinese. Red Chima“.
Job of Removing Peanut worcesTER, Mass. @ — Re-
RICHMOND. Va. ® — An emer- tiring after 47 years of bus driving : ; - : .
gency dash from south Virginia William N. Wall, 68, says, “On the,
via Roanoke Rapids, N. C.. came whole, people are very good."
to a happy ending with a rush of oe ff ¢«
tears in a hospital elevator here.
C. C. Jones Jr., 3, choked on. a Catch Fire, Too _ (Dut Wrong Patient
bib |woman, stout and easy - going, |
m= 1 Pepheeny at the city health depart-
glasses, sprained his shoulder and! ment for information. Directed to
wrist, and got a bump on his head. ! the charity hospitalization division
she was subjected ‘to intensive
to be quizzing.
From there she was directed to
the maternity section and more
With alcohol in an effort | questioning. Yes, she could pay
relieve the pain of the sprains.| some of the expense herself. _ Tung. C. C. was sped to Richmond
in Then to thé department clinics Where there was better equipment people going to work to those who)
to for x-ray examinations and routine |‘ remove it. were shopping or going to a show,” |
but whe he lit the pipe he | tests. Came the final stage, and As the hospital elevator moved | he says.
ban-| she was placed on a table for pel- | up, the child recoiled in terror. | * 0 6
vic examination. As @ physician! With his fright came tears. With As for drivers — he considers
started probing, the woman pushed the crying’ came coughing. And men far superior.
aside the white sheet and an-' with the coughing—the peanut “You're never sure,” says Wall |
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Wall has @ specially good word
for the early morning commuter,
peanut and was rushed to Koanoke but not for. the woman automobile
Rapids. At a hospital there the driver.
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Avid Fan ot Eddie
‘ By EDDIE CANTOR
The word “fan” actually comes from the word
“fanatic.” There are baseball fans—football
fans—basketball fans—but the fans I know
most about are those that go for show business
personalities. -
This is a story of a certain “fan” who waited
for Al Jolson at the Winter Garden’ stage door
back in 1924—a sweet old lady, about 70. She| -
held Jolson’s hand and wept as she told him,
*, “Oh, Mr. Jolson, you are my idol—I love you so
much. I’m just a poor old lady, and have noth-
ing in the world, but when I hear you sing, you
bring happiness to my heart.
“I save my pennies and nickles and when
I get enough te buy a balcony seat, I come
here te the Winter Garden to hear you. Mr.
Jolson, if I only had all of your records, I
could sit at home and play them and I'd be
se contented.”
Jolson handed her a fifty dollar bill and said,
“Why, bless your heart, you go out and buy all to Al Jolson for Free Recordings Cantor Told to Go
my records.” She kissed his hand, and thanked
him profusely.
That night, after my performance in
feld's “Kid Boots,” I met Jolson at
famous restaurant. “Jolie,” I bragged to
Ht “I met the hottest fan a performer
sibly have. ESSE
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than mine.”
(Copyright 1954)
Geisha Girls Feeling
Pinch Now in Japan Minister Ichiro
nounced an they were at the height of their! Nutrition Test Backfires ity. ss
The most recent blow came last When Best Fed Dies
week when Japan’s new Prime kjues on RICHMOND, Va. — The fifth
program | grade at Tuckahoe school here austerity
TOKYO (INS) — The world-| grastically' cutting down New Year| was studying nutrition. They fed famous Japanese “geisha” is on | entertainment expenses of govern | one mouse on milk and bread after
who became ane of Japan's | sha’s livelihood. ment officials at public restal-| sing him Frisky. The other, heart of the gei-
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the surge of Western . village known as Middle Planta- | Frisky
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creation here is Louis Shovels, 16, an Avondale High | his project since Thanksgiving, he used
pins, scraps of paper, cellophane, and topped it off
replica of @ church decorated for the yule season. | with tissue paper for imitation stone, and soap School student who made this large cardboard
Jt occupies a prominent place in his father’s store | flakes for winter m Backs Demand for Mik Probe
Gets Consumer Support
DETROIT (INS) — The Greater
Rd., Auburn Heights. Working on
snow.
County Infirmary
Patients Treated 155-Home P roject Given ===—===— “It an investigation is ordered I
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, | MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1954
Clarkston Girl Marries
Man From Pennsylvania
Initial Go-Ahead in ‘Avon shall ask to testify.”
~ County Deaths
ROCHESTER—Possibly the larg-
ranch
land ‘Area Planning Commission
a :
. 8. McAlpine of the McAlpine
ng Co. of Birmingham
hag presented a preliminary plat
rs —_ Tucker farm on
“The Messiah” will be sung at the | model homes this winter.
gram at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the community center was
| the site
Glee Gubs will also be heard in ~ wy Clarence D. First CLARKSTON — Ann Barrows of
Clarkston and Walter B. Cunning-
ham III of Kittaning, Pa., spoke
their nuptial vows Saturday in a
double - ring ceremony at First Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Barrows |
of 6100 Overlook Dr. are the par-
ents of the bride. The bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter
B. Cunningham Jr. of 392 N. Mc-
utilizing some of the buildings on
McAlpine stated that the develop-
_| ment will feature large lots with
widths from 175-200 feet and depths ROYAL OAK—Service for Clar-
Farmer - Snover
day at Hallandale.
Surviving are his widow, Nellie
D., and ene daughter, Mrs. Vir-
ginia I. Overmyer of Plymouth,
Mrs. Harry Waterhouse
MARLETTE — Service for Mrs. KEEGO HARBOR—Portions of | call for the construction of several Latter Day Saints Church with
burial in Evergreen Cemetery. She
died Thursday.
, | Surviving besides her husband
are a daughter, Mrs. Eva Gorsline
of Silverwood, two sons, Loren of
Attica and Orley of Detroit, two
brothers, Lee Silverthorn of Port
Huron and Lou Silverthorn of Bat-
tle Creek, nine grandchildren, and Thieves Fail to Open Baptist Church, Lake Orion. Kean St., Kittaning.
Fer the noon event the bride
wore a street-length gown of an-
tique white brocade fashioned in
princess style with full skirt. Her
bouquet was of orchids and white
carnations,
Judy O'Dell of Clarkston was
the bride's attendant, and best
man was Thomas P. Cunningham,
brother of the bridegroom.
A reception for 1530 guests was
held at Clarkston Community Cen-
ter in the late afternoon.
Following a honeymoon in the
Cumberland Mountains the cow-
Romeo School Safe . ROMEO —Thieves were unsuc-
cessful in an attempt to open a
safe in the Romeo High School
Saturday night, They entered the
school by prying open a window
in the girls’ locker room and suc-
ceeded in opening an outer door
which led to a steel cabinet con-
taining student council funds, police
said.
Janitors discovered the breakin | 5t.. Angola. '
er near the locker was overlooked
by thieves.
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junior deacon. con weere.| OUth Nights Get
tary: Brice Kempf, treasurer: Ar) Bigy Attendance marshal; Hh C. Keating. chaplain, | # mee Sane com |in Waterlord Killop, Ronald Baird and Charles} WATERFORD TOWNSHIP
Attendance is running high at the |
“Youth Nite’ recreation program
which got under way this month,
to Thomas Belton, Wa-
| terford Township superintendent of
The Thursday night sessions,
held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. each
week at the Community Activities
Center on Williams Lake road, fea-
ture fun without charge for hun-
dreds of teenagers
Dancing, games, table tennis and ning at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the
school.
Gifts will also be collected for
a children’s home that evening
shuffleboard are featured. High
County Calendar school talent is spotlighted in piano
: selections and popular band music
Metamers several fimes monthly.
bold te enmwal Christmas on | All high school students are wel-
ae i oo B. Tuesday | come to attend this activity, Bel-
wee | ton said.
F arm Bureau, Benson Clash on Plan
to Drop U.S. Curbs on Diverted Acres
WASHINGTON (INS) — The| For .the most part, AFRF has
question of how farmers shall use | been in thorough accord with the
millions of acres taken out of pro- | policies of the Eisenhower adminis
duction of cotton, wheat and other | tration and agriculture secretary
crops may come up for a thorough | Ezra Taft Benson.
airing in the new Congress. j e* ¢
vu | An tact! the organization is cred
This possibility developed, at jteq with a major role in the draft-
least in part, as the result of @ ing of the Agricultural Act of 1954
resolution adopted by the Amefi- which makes flexible price sup-
can Farm Bureau Federation at its ports effective on Jan. 1
annual convention in New York . 8 *
last week. Now, for the first time. the farm
As the largest farm organiza bureau and Benson appear to be in
tien in the U.S., the farm bureau “C™OUS disagreement
naturally carries considerable The AFBF resolution was
weight with legislators who chart = sharply critical ef Benson's an- |
the path of legislation on the ag nouncement early last week that |
ricultural front. all federal controls over use of
Waterford Students Tell of Yule Customs Abroad | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — He the
Three foreign students held the at-) .,i4, ; dection ot the Watertxd Townahin 2 ildren being more fortunate at
Child Study Group I at their Christ CHeatn
mas meeting recently, explaining they receive gifts twice.
the yuletide traditions and customs On Dec. 6, if polished shoes are
in their native lands left in the Window, Santa Claus
Barbara Hutchings. a sophomore brings the children presents. Then
at -Waterford Township High on Dec 24, the Baby Jesus also
School, is from England, coming brings gifts. .
here with her mother and sister in
1949.
She informed members that remembers Hungarian
as time than ours, because
durgen Moritiz, a senior at
Pontiac High School and one of |
300 exchange students who came |
Christmas is celebrated for two to America almost a year ago,
days in England, the second day | described a German yule.
being “Boxing Day.” This day |
belongs te domestic and public’
servants and bexes of lunches,
gifts, and goodies are given
them. ‘ The celebration there begins with
the first of .December, and ‘'Christ-
mas men” bring gifts on Dec. 6
also, if poljshed shoes are exhibit
. ed.
Another Waterford High student Christmas Eve is the first time
is Botand Diragh, a 15-year-old the children there see the Christ
Hungarian youth who left his coun-; mas tree, and additional gifts are
try ten years ago. | opened then.
4 ~ Civil Defense Head
| controlled Congress meets for the
| procedure.
| ground, if it ever comes up. of 160-200 feet.
Percolation tests have proved |
very satisfactory in this area
planning commission members |
stated. four great-grandchildren.
Rochester Cow Cited
ROCHESTER
|recommended the project for the
approval of the Avon Township
Zoning Board.
‘Named in Marlette MARLETTE—Mayor Eber Har.
| rison has appointed Earl Long as
| Civil Defense Director of the area
Long is also a lieutnenant in the
Civit Air Patrol, and defense co-
ordnator of the Thumb area CAP
He will take over the duties of
Civil Defense Director at once, a
post which has not been filled
| since last year.
| The defense program in the Mar-
‘lette area is co-ordinated with a
hospital disaster plan set up by
Oran Hudson of the Mariette Com-
| munity Hospital.
— A registered
The planning commission on ated eel eeslnloeme,
duced 9,773 pounds of milk and 44
pounds of fat in recent tests super-
vised by Michigan State College. Local police and troopers from
the Romeo State Police post are
still investigating.
Fills School Board Post
METAMORA—A new member of
the Metamora School Board is Ar-
thur Stimson. He succeeds Neville
Woods, whe moved away.
| day.
Three awards will be given in
|the contest — a $50 bond as first
ple will live at 424 N. Superior
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| WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —|
| Judging of the “Lincoln Heights |
Subdivision lighting displays will |
be from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thurs- |
prize; $25 bond, second; and $10)
gift certificate for third.
Your heart contracts about
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THURSDAY, Dec. 30th
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' the so-called diverted acres will
be scrapped,
What the farm bureau fears {s
that cotton and wheat farmers will
now use the acres taken out of
those crops to overplant some oth-
er crops. |
AFBF contends that this would
be grossly unfair to those farmers |
who already are in large-scale pro- |
duction of the substitute crops. |
Benson himself has admitted that
there are some risks involved in
taking all controls off use of the
diverted acres. But, on balance, he
contends that the good results will
outweigh the bad
If Congress is brought inte the
act, any regulations it might lay
down for controlling the use of
diverted acres must be written
speedily. Otherwise, a large part
of the acreage Involved would
already be sown to crops of the
farmers’ own choice,
Obviously. anv spadework on the
necessary legislation would have
to be done between now and early
January when the new Democratic-
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| Asking if he might interrupt
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ae = a ; there for a six o'clock appoint-/
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; | Hiss's contempt for such “over-
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Lpterkey'te Heed Greve.
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hn | LANSING (UP) — Voters in,
i | Michigan under present state elec- |
Wl, | tion laws could be forced to wait
NE | until two weeks after the election | Earl J. Omith
Garence Broce
Brace-Smith Fanaral Home
Se ie | some year before they get a single |
vote return.
\ But an attempt is going to be |
i'made in the Legislature, which |
i) | meets in January, to change that.
In the process an attempt is go-
ing to be made to speed up Mich- |
igan's slow vote count.
Wisconsin and many other states
i knew before midnight eiection
| might whe they had elected to
| effice. They were able to turn
eff the lights and go te bed.
But in Michigan, the voters still
| weren't sure when they got up for
i | breakfast.
| It wasn't the close vote which
| made the difference. Other states
| like New York had much closer Dear Friends:
‘ When you call Broce- -Smith y reve
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@ right to expect prompt response. H “
is never ony delay in answering o co
rvice—whether it be during the doy our $@ or in the middle of
the night. Someone
ts always here to on
swer your call. ou hav@
° ; | contests. Rather it was Michigan's
Sincerely : “slow, count. At dault to a big ex-
“=>. tent are state election laws.
ce > “Ss | Actually it wasn’t as Bad as it
could have been. Conceivably
| voters in the state might have to
7 | chske off every rete & he
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| One of the new proposals would
| Make it mandatory for county
| clerks to keep their offices open
election day and election night. It
| Now-secret statement books as soon
| for use by newsmen.
| wait two weeks after election day MOR w — Japan TOM
to get the unofficial count wilh | aeey bald’ s teal Sctiome noe | c ire. ga Aas and television | shu and Hokkaido, where a ferry bb. stations’ make capsized in a September typhoon
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The 1955 Legislature is going to
be asked to write a definite pro-
cedure into state law giving ‘‘un-
official” returns a legal place in
the state's election machinery.
LY
would require them to open the
as they are received and start
making an unofficial county tally.
The tally figures would be open |
Other laws also will be proposed |
aimed at speeding the Michigan |
count. One would limit the size of |
precincts to make for a quicker
count. Lean, Blade Cut 2 c
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| |, DETROFT @ Police said a| "et * Periehioner Mave the New B. F. Goodrich Service ee
man slipped into the rectory of St. . ‘: Gives Your Present Tires —
's Collection. caretaker, | head of the United States military ‘
Mrs. Alice Gills, 65, told police | academy. —e«.
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Only 50c o Week wrists and shoe tops as well as the beard. To put it on, apply library
paste to one white space at a time and gently press down bits of cotton
It can be trimmed with scissors
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| ; with which to hang up Santa
Friends’ Speedy Work
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' chairs, shades, curtains, blankets,
bed linen and towels. :
Has House Up Rapidly
ATCO, NJ. uw — Friends of
James Gauker, 70, a broommaker,
worked so fast after fire destroyed A volunteer work crew put on
a new roof, repaired the floor. re-
placed broken windows and painted
the place. As the grateful Gauker
25 NORTH SAGINAW STREET
Open Every Evening Until Christmas his tiny home that he had a new
one before the embers were cold
One company donated a 10 by 12
tool shed. Another hauled it to the
site Volunteer firemen, in a can
vass of the town. collected heating prepared to go to bed in his new
home, firemen were still wetting
down the embers of the old
Average annual snowfall in some
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When it’s an automatic
bed covering, it takes only ONE to keep
you warm—one electric blanket, or
one electric sheet with a regular blanket.
Either takes the place of the umpteen
heavy, smothering covers you'd |
ordinarily use.
Confidentially —and confidently too—
we recommend automatic bed
coverings as wonderful Christmas
gifts for all the family!
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IF YOU LIVE IN’
OAKLAND COUNTY ..
Any purchase made at Ward's
Home Outfitting Company up to
_nine p. m. Thursday evening,
December 23, will be delivered
anywhere in Oakland County, Fri-
day, December 24. _ Everyone at
Ward’s Wish Everyone
Everywhere .. .
IF YOU LIVE IN PONTIAC .. .
Any purchase made at Ward’s
Home Outftting Company up to
Friday noon, December 24, will be
delivered anywhere in the City of
Pontiac the same day!
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‘| tarthooming visit to Peiping to try : : la land Park C . an!
‘\to"tccure treedomn for, U. 5 | JUTY May Get Case _|Highlond Pork Couple - Seee Atomic Power , to 200, Sigg be an pee tae Bb Samer Deer * atc of ta Obes ot Geese 16S | assy inal wal fe pee ————~_ lof Ex-Marine Today |_ vetkorr ore saavan ge Supplying Half of U.S. jsitsssct tents farveye|srea tx that an cal anda _| Discovers If isn’t Easy were by police the A-power possibilities if a study| also will continue to grow, - @—A jury today is|terday on a fugitive warrant in| WASHINGTON @ — A private
to Give Money Away + ~ ‘ connection with the death of a prepared for the use of investor
expected |to receive the trial of} Sdier in North gonsultant says atqmic energy will groups. He said his information|’ Rhinoceroses once lived in North
CHICAGO -(INS)—A_ man who | Denny a Byearcld ex- | Detroit Cargina. be providing @, per cent of the|came from nonsecret government | America and Europe.
has been trying to give money | ! Held were Edsel Heslip 90 and =
away for seven years maintains || Dorothy Long RS LE ghee ype
Leenesd Anderam, i, on heed Craddock is charged with murder | tives said Mrs, Long told them ¥
ofthe Unclaimed Equities Depart-|'" the fatal, shooting of Ernest | Hestip shot her husband 20-year .
iment of a Chicege tnourence Trullard- 29,-of Detroit last July 1. | old PFC. Samuel S. Long on a 5
ae ue a 's wife Julia, 27, has | country road near Fayetteville N pany Pang hank phoney testified at the recorder’s court|C. He was stationed at Ft. Bragg On at Cee eae ved dente poomls’ lerial that she lived with Trullard|N. C |
een Andaraan wih dome e005. PR tose ee” [ae ee ae ey canal be SHOPPING | . are Pp By , there were 500 such persons. He| Attorneys Craddock have husband Long
[loth aeee-mleteen-Rivtrtees | Priooner by the Feiping regime. |f20%. 703 up ait but 35, Ander-|plended temporary ineanity af the| for a divorce 20 she could: marry TEL-HURON conn . Gaukler However, observers in Hong) son said only about 5 per cent of|time of the shooting. and that | Healip. 4
Storage Kong regarded the action as sig-| those who have received money | Trullard had reached in his pocket © Ciieid titin Bea. nificant in view of U.N. Secre-/| through his efforts have thanked | before the shooting for what Crad-| There are only about 60 Call
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| : ATHENA STARS — Romantically paired with |
Edmund Purdon in “Athena,” Jane Powell sings
*“‘Love Can Change the Stars,” one of the song hits 7 PONTIAC
PRESS, MONDAY ee ee BE Re y
Oakland, co-starring Debbie Reynolds, Vic Damone
and Louis Calhern. , DECEMBER 20, “1954 \
India Defending
Socialist Policies * ‘ ‘
i tt rf
te the acquire,
reform private, industrial, ag-
ricultural and other holdings.
2. Finance Minister C. D. Desh-
mukh, opening the parliamentary
debate, announced that the govern-
ment plans to nationalize the Im-
perial Bank of India in order to
create banking credit facilities in
rural areas.
- s s
Deshmukh emphasized the gov-
ernment ‘‘stands by” its six-year-
old economic policy reserving con-
trol of certain basic industries to
the state. The chief objective, he
declared is to create employment
—"“at least two million new jobs
| every year.”
* Be { ~ Los Angeles News
+5 -* Sold Out Saturday LOS ANGELES (#— Approxi-
mately 450 Los Angeles newspaper
workers were looking for new jobs
today following suspension of pub-
lication by the Daily News, a
morning paper. BS
that many people have taken it
for the truth.
Jean was one of the late Linda
Porter's best friends, and Linda
left Jean some beautiful jewels.
of both Jean and Charlie Feldman.
I suppose when Jean leaves for
Europe with Howard Sturges and
Cole joins them later, there will
be more talk. Cole has engaged
a yacht, and Jean, Sturges and
some other friends will go to the
Greek islands for a holiday.
* * «@
Apparently Edmond Purdom
the GRINNELL “JR.”
space-saving console piano
with 5 octaves of fine tone
Small in size (2 few high treble and low bese
keys have been deleted) . . . but big in per-
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lent tone that distinguishes every Grinnell
pienof) Direct-blow action . . . heavier eon-
struction that lests through years of hard useage
- « arched sounding board . . . beautiful
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isn't the only admirer in the life
of Linda Christian Power. Bob
Schlesinger, son of Mrs. Harrison
Williams of social fame. is visiting
the much publicized Mrs. Tyrone
Power.
He brought with him her
Christmas present, which, ‘tis
said, is a gorgeous diamond
mecklace. From someone close
te the situation, I'm told he has
fallen hard for Linda, which
prebably doesn't make Mr. Pur-
dom too happy.
+ * °
Snapshots of Hollywood collected
at random: Whoops! Where was
Bing -Crosby. and where was
Mamie Van Doren? Ray Anthony
took Mona Freeman to dinner at
the Luau!
The Christmas spirit, I am glad
to say, has struck Art Stander,
head writer of the Jimmy Durante
TV, show, and his wife who have
reconciled.
Dan Dailey and Jean Coyne,
here and there, finally ended up
at The Band Box. This is an
every night date.
Patti and Jerry Lewis walking
across Hollywood Blvd. Christmas
| shopping and having the time of
| their lives. Jerry says no one
| knew him. That 4d can't believe.
Well, they recognized them in the
Brown Derby.
Elaine Stritch and Gig Young Cole has always been a good friend | Canada to Petition
Release of Convict WINDSOR, Ontario (UP)—Attor-
|ney Jean Reycraft was preparing
| to circulate petitions today in an
effort to obtain 5,000 signatures
j asking Gov. G. Mennen Williams
| of Michigan to free Bernard Mc- |
Cann, who has served 20 years | yesterday that he will return to
of a life sentence for a murder he | Michigan some time next week.
denies committing.
The petitions will ask for a
| pardon or a new trial for the 51-
| year-old McCann, who escaped to
}Canada last February but
| captured after 17 days.
vainly fighting extradition, he was |
sent back to prison last Tuesday.
McCann said he was convicted
on perjured testimony of a wem-
an Who identified him as the
killer of a Michigan readhouse
operator. He said six years ago
the woman admitted she couldn’t
identify anyone.
Reycraft tried to find the woman
and get a record of her testimony
but was unsuccessful. | the state capitol.
M59 Crash Hurts
Farmington Couple | A Farmington couple was treated
Township.
| Tuck. Rd.,
jured when their car crashed into
one driven by Lorin Snow, 40, of
8300 Pontiac Lake Rd
Michigan State Police of the
Pontiac Post said Kefgen, who was
attempting to make a left turn
on Elizabeth Lake road. did not
see Snow's west bound car. Kef-
spend Christmas with her family | gen was issued a summons for
in Chicago. And from there they'll | failing to yield right-of-way, and
go to North Carolina to visit his | Snow was ticketed for not having
family. an operator's license in his pos-
eee ee cece eee | session.
Pontiac Traffic Club
to Hear Customs Broker
At its annual Christmas meet-
ing at 6:30 p.m. today in the!
Hotel Wald , the Pontiac Traff
win oe a thieves broke into the Westacre
| Club will. hear R. B. Marr, cus- Store at 7321 Commerce Rd., Com-
toms broker of Detroit, speak on! merce Township, Saturday night |
“Customs and Duties on Export and took $65 in change and as-
Shipments.”’ sorted cartons of cigarettes.
Presiding at the meeting, which The owner, John Dillon, reported
is expected to be attended by 75! the breakin Sunday morning. He
members, will be C. E. Coonfiled, told police that thieves had forced
club president. a door open for entry. |
Municipal Yule Gift
Cash, Cigarettes Taken
in Commerce Breakin
Michigan State Police of the
Pontiac Post said today that
Water use/in the United States
is variously estimated to have
increased four to six times since DAYTON, Ohio W& — The village |
| the turn of the century and the of Vandalia, population 927, is
rate increase is increasing far wishing residents a ‘Merry Christ-
faster than the population. mas" with notices saying their
: fourth-quarter sewer service bills
. Clana ahahaheat are being marked paid. The board
of public affairs says the gift will |
New Lake Theater save users an average of $9 each. |
420 Pontiac Trail
WALLED LAKE | % Texas Postal Scandal
\ GRAHAM, Tex, (UP)—Postrmas-
ter Spencer Mays inspected the
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“HER 12 MEN”
In Technicolor with
Greer Garson and ; stmas maili Barry Sulli rush of Christmas ailing and |
found one woman's shoe.
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magecmh Beets NY for cash through For Sale ads! > For help with the wording of your |
Baa LAA AA SE v4, wal FE 28181. | - was |'ng alleged nudists in Oklahoma,
After | Arkansas, Kansas an dMissouri. Operations at the Daily News
building came to a halt Saturday
with the announcement by publish-
er Clinton D. McKinnon that the
paper, undergoing financial diffi-
culties, has sold its name, good
will, circulation lists and features |
which |
publishes the morning Times and |
aftefnoon Mirror. Crusader Asking |
for Law to Ban
Michigan Nudists to the Times-Mirror Co., | FORT SMITH, Ark. (UP) — The
Rev. Braxton B. Sawyer who was Agatha Christie
Has Four Plays
Running at Once
The suspension of the Daily
News reduces the number of
Metropolitan papers in Los Ange- |
les from five to four. The Daily | News was the only Democratic
newspaper in this field.
Norman Chandler, president of
the Times-Mirror Co., said the |
land, equipment, building and oth- |
er assets of the Daily News were
not included in the sale. The sale
price was not disclosed. ejected from a Battle Creek nudist
colosy last summer, announced Sawyer said he would visit Michi-
| an at the request of Peter J. Kelly
| of Detroit to outline plans for cloth-
He claimed to have the support of
|legislators in the four states and
bel — aaa such legis- ‘Waterford Gift Shop
Broken Into Saturday The one-man nudist chaser
earlier announced he would make
an air-hopping tour of the four| Thieves kicked out glass in the
southwestern states in January to| front door of the Fleming Gift
present proof of nudist activities.| Shop at 2536 Dixie Hwy., Water- |
Saturday night |
Michigan |
authoritjes told him McCann's rec- | Battle Creek nudist colony by sun | Van Atta.
|ords were destroyed in a fire at | lovers who objected to his movie- |
Richard V. Ketgen, 30, of 2234} along with tt, you
Farmington, and hig nother $295, plus tax.
+- wife, Shirley, 24, were both in- |
PI ee En eee ee . Photographs, tape recordings | and took $35.90 from the cash |
and films he said. | register, according to Waterford
Sawyer was tossed out of the | Township Police Chief Frank J. |
Missing, owners told police, were
| making activities. He said he was | some bills and about 90 cents in
|Invited to the conclave but was change. The burglars left about
| asked to follow the no-clothing rule | $7 in silver in the register, Van
‘and upon refusal was rudely Atta said. ejected ———— =
/ —— Ganders help their females
Now Minks for Dolls raise the young. but drakes dp not. | DALLAS (UP) — A toy store | ——_— —_____—
FOR SUCCESSFUL
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LONDON @® — At 63, Agatha
Christie is the first woman in his-
tory to have three dramas running
simultaneously ih London's West
End. For good measure, she has
one of them running in New: York
too, 4
For many years this gray-haired
Englishwoman has been more or
less a “queen of crime,” but even
for her this is a great year.
o *
“Spider's Web,” which
in London last week. .
s s *
In all, she has written more than
530 mysteries. Her production has
slowed down a bit lately. She pro-
duces only one mystery book a/
year—in addition to dramas, that |
is.
She insists she writes exclusive-
HUSBANDS
Christmas “Suggestion
Give
A Learn to Drive Certificate
ly for money.” But she takes great
pride in technique. To any reader |
who cries ‘foul’ when the surprise |
murderer is identified at the end
of her tale, Agatha Christie cites |
chapter and verse in the early
pages . }
Pat | just say things that can be
taken two ways,” she mildly pro-
tests. “I don’t cheat.”
100,000 Germans
Will Leave Poland
BERLIN (®#—The West German
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move more than 100,000 Germans
from Communist-ruled Poland to
West Germany.
Polish sources here said yester-|
day the project, worked out be-|
tween Warsaw and the German
Red Cross, aims to reunite divided
families, rid Poland of many el- |
derly and otherwise unemployable |
persons and eliminate a source of |
unrest, It was added that the Pol-
ish government suspects the Ger. |
mans also might be the nucleus of |
an anti . Polish, |
fifth column.
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| One perfume house had a mother gage ys | fills this exquisite gold metal fa-
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Mo ag ~ Ft id pore ok E j Meith Coach. _|/Missouri Valley el im, roy i a = s he .
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z ] |'Good Game’ | 5s Feared in — . . } Ivy W n Si . ‘
W@ — Buddy Park-| score of next Sunday's game.” |from Oct. 3, and served as @ title to the Lions by @ single|four yards. Otte Greham com-|to go. and Detroit used two min- . ;
ect Dotret Lons etoatcd the | “The youre was 1610, ‘and. the | practice swing for next Sunday's point, 231 to. 306 for the Browns, | pleted only one “six tries, utes and 10 seconds to get into Out UCLA Ends for All-Col Test
Glevéland Browns for the seventh Lions hut the airways for the clash between the same clubs for but the Clevelanders clung to the Lae j the end zone for the winning] Praise . mr
and come-from-behind touchdown in| the‘ world champiqnship. best defensive mark with 162/ But Detroit's Bobby Layne con- | counter. : . | : '
the {the last 50 seconds after it ap-| This marks the third straight: points allowed against 180 for pected on 18 of 37 and 183° yards i a MIAMIA, Fie. @) — Wisconsin S| wise ies, Tulsa , ‘ : Ivy Williamson, head coach of the , Aggies, Tulsa, | peared the Browns had it wrapped year the Lions and Brofns have | Detroit. and both touchdowns. The first| Snow covered the yardlines, and é .
lwp | tangled for the big prize, Detroit Most astounding thing about the | came on » 26-yarder to end Dorne|the temperature was in the low | North squad in the Christmas night | Entered in. Tourney ot
“We'd have! The game, except Yor the| winning 17-7 in 1952 and 17-16 a game, played in deep snow which Dibble to deadiock the game at| 20's, but 34.168 fans stayed to the North-South Shripe Al)-Star Foot- Oklahoma City
het one se ceaee Gots muaat aoting. (Sear oon ‘fell for hours before and during 7-7 in the third quarter, Then finish. The Browns made“énly 6, ball Game. today promised the
. since each team/had already; - © es \the game, was that Cleveland's | Layne gg S on en ee a nee a es ke .| ST. LOUIS @—It's the Misso. i
Parker— sal Sees ac tonlooap Gh, comommed] pase Oop Meneadl Leaps eonring|Gugeew oesben os ay onty| yards — in the eight-play Téyerd| 15 first downs and added 90 rush-|\is 25man squad go through an-| Valley againet the field tonight ot “I, wish that were t a . drive which won in the final min-| ing yards to their 18% through the | other. lengthy workout SS
. ute. The payoff was an 11-yarder | air. “All the players bave « lot of| ‘ournémest unfolds = '
to Girard, ee hustle and seem anxious to play | towering ts, tree ** * The Browns, who lost two of | football.” he said. He singled out | one Destem pomors. the
Early ‘in the fourth session Doak their first three and then ran up| UCLA ends Bob~“Long and Bob! pe pg tigated — —
Walker, who had successfully eight straight victories. wound up| Heydenfeldt for praise on their P Pe ae te booted 11 of 16 tries this season,|the regular season with a %3/ receiving. io a a
missed a field goal from the 16|record and their fifth straight “They can certainly catch that | # res ae és -
and things looked up for the| E*<t-rn Division title — a league | football. All our quarterbacks have ipped nage turday
Browns who | ~°7. But they rv The Lians finished with to do is just get in somewhere | ¢venge their only defeat, —_
WERE COME 6/had to kick ree minutes a record. ——— phys _ my wi
: demonstrations of great gpeed. | quesne. Colonials rejurn
y. Outfielder Hit = ia The South team Cent though a |66 Joe Holup and 6-5 Walt (Corky) : oung . the Detroit Lions 90-minute workout on offensive Devlin, who led them to the South-
|, 3304 After Replacing | ls shown here! : ~~ ee formations Sunday and scheduled /¢r Conference championship last
\\ed mt © = na wom “core in Havana Invitation Test 5. mae AEM 2040 aa. Ls : @ — Wally M , homa A-& M 50-43 and St. Louis
Poel reg ipapedeaped oe ) From Coun . [74-48 last week on its home court : . yesterday from — and holds a height edge cn Tulsa * for the St. Louis Cardinals, is the Bobby Layne on HAVANA -w — Ed Furgol was Havana Country Club course, a 6.- | But the Hurricane dewtves a
* National League “Rookie of the ey off for a Florida rest cure for his 377-yard layout. for a 72-hole total ® toss-up rating—Wyoming wasn't * Year.” | the Cleveland ailing right arm today, packing of 27—15 strokes under par. fearsome away from |'s home
; * ¢ * | Browns’ goal line. along a $2,000 first prize check It wasn’t the best round of the. A@MpIONs = losing to Kansas State by
:) The M-year-old outfielder was from the Havana Invitation Golf| tourney for Furgol ‘he shot a 66 |20 points and nosing’ weak
Mee ek cae eee aan te early in the 3rd since he won the National Open but it brought him up from the ya at foie) ics Den :
‘fore the season opened, decided quarter tied mm a June. . © . i ai sdoon a Wrestlers Win mn State ton's proudest possession, gives the
itaomee rhant a en score at 7-7 when| The Clayton, Mo., splinter, who | Burkemo had putter ‘trouble on Test at Lansing no —-
\ -rpewvqalhengalnaliaaalinad Doak Malter| ee ea ee aa footer go astray. It gave him a 68) LANSING # — Lansing proved | will be playing on its home boards.
: eee added the conver- seem to notice the injured right | @"d $1,400. — oul ee 0 cee a |e eee ee ee He rose to the occasion from arm in the tourney windup yester- Furgol never led in the four-day center you |= coven » Meeting
| bie oot sion boot. Lions aay He shot a 67 over the par-72| event until the final round and was | ful wrestling in the state. powerful Missouri at Houston. De-
as aan — a oan ae mae — playing despite intense pain in his| Lansing wrestlers took 7 of the | troit is host to Oregon Wednesday
ilar te it ep ter tea a nae Oa > ~Tright arm, injured during an Aus- ‘IT high schoot championships and{ St. Louis looks for at least « "performance all season, finishing 14-10. |tralian tour two months ago. But 6 of 7 titles in the open class in | Split against Washington Tuesday
SCA SEE bite. comctue 198 venevant AP Wirepnet el ACES _ te licked his wobbly putting yes the finals of the State AAU wres. | and Wednesday at Seattle. ’ batting at @ respectable 304 clip terday and displayed what he tling meet that started with more| Detroit managed a split 69-77
| Steem nected 37 of: 34 fret termed his best form of the year, | than 200 entries. = oe a
"place votes in the balloting by the Perez Jan 1] eS Ann Arbor won two of the high | of nero Wreck ey race
. Writers’ Assn. of Amer- ' |round, and Shelley Mayfield, the | *cheo! finals, Berkley took ome Guy Sparrow, Titan hotshot, 32-28 _ fea, The other seven votes were 4 , | Gret-round leader with Tommy and Cranbrook one. Lansing and 26-18 in the two games but
| meee sees Gree ether es i Percentage of Profits | Bolt on a 65, tied for third with a| Eastern had five titlists and | Sparrow had a lot of help the ye with Ernie Banks Che) {2 sn) a ‘ . '275 total. Besselink, Grossingers,| Lansing Sexton and East Lan- | second time, with little Ralph cago shortstop the runner- ‘ af ee From Fight Will Go to N y 4 sing one each. ; | Goldstein scort 29 with four af them i a ba agy Oe ee N. Y., played his best since in- ng
oe Sara oom “ | | Ed Sanders’ Widow | ng na ren Mad? are | Date Cet ted fou, att Milwaukee ~ = . knocked out in the finals. three |
pitcher Gene Criey and outed Cincinnati Laces Indiana Seay einer. as Mayfield, of Chicopee, Mass,, fin-/% them in the three lightest wins bieete ‘ longer recognized as the world — ighgen Bi =e classes. There was no team cham- Hank Aaron, finishing three, eatienweiald Beye ished with a 70 while Bolt, of Hous- pionship. nce ontest,
Utah Team B rf =:
The Associated Press |
are any better outfits
in the college basket- |
at present, they better
stand up and be counted. |
The Utes brought a 60 mark) .
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i : Saturday night and to everyone's
IP | surprise proceeded to score a 19-60 |
victory over LaSalle, erstwhile
V6 OOO CRCRE4 60-46 G40 CHE OH HE «
, i i f z ; |No. 1 team in last week's Asso-
‘ciated Press poll.
Utah showed a relaxed, confident |
team, well coached and unawed b:
the Explorers. They were in com-
final half after trailing 41-38 at the
intermission,
The Utes, though expertly)
coached by Jack Gardner, the for-|
'mer Kansas State mentor, were |
by No Means a great team against
LaSalle. But they'll do until a bet-
ter one comes along
* °
California Replaces NY
mission noted today that Califor-
nia has New York as} Whether Utah is actually as good
the “big apple” of thoroughbred as it jooked should show up to-
racing. morrow night at Lexington, Ky.,
In its annual report the commis- when Utth runs up against Ken- |
said that New York lost the, tucky, No. ? in the nation, in the.
“due to the inability of its! first round of the Kentucky Invita- |
licensed associations to meet in- } tional Tournament =|
creasing purse distributions which) By coincidence, LaSalle is in the |
associations in other states | same get-together. opposing South-
afford by virtue of their great-| ern California in the first round |
.” Kentucky stayed among the un- |
——- | beaten tast-week-with »_73-6t-tac-+
\ing of Temple, the club that up-
| Vessels Leads Army
fo Victory Over AF: SAN DIEGO, Calif # — The
|Army’s Ft. Sill. Okla.,
Bowl victory over Bolling Alii
Force Base. Washington. D. C.,
here Sunday by Billy Vessels. who
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Coll. of Pacific 6
Tel. LJ
Vessels. former University of
Oklahoma player, was the offen-
1 sive star for Fort Sill and also:
contributed to breaking up of |
O'Connell's pass threat with four
% interceptions, two in the end zone.
O'Connell is a former University
% of Illinois passing ace.
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! Michigan State’s freshman bas-
ketball coach. Robert L. Stevens,
| played for State in 1947-48-49.
mand for the greater share of the ,
~ haven't beaten a Big Ten school
football |
team was led to a 27-6 Poinsettia |
@ evened an old score with Tomany |
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It's Time Out! umps Into Kentucky After
Knocking LaSalle From Unbeaten Ranks
ended St.John's of Brooklyn last, idle, the rest of the top 10 sur-
week. It was the Wildcats’ 28th | vived the weekend. Illinois (No. 3) |
consecutive victory. added further proof that this isn't
Southern Cal won its fifth deci-| Notre Dame's year with its fourth |
sion is six over the weekend, maul | straight victory, 66-57; North Caro-
ing New Mexico 103-39. lina State (No. 4) made it 80 with
° . ‘an 85-74 whipping of Texas Tech; |
into Madison Square Garden One other topranked team fol-; Dayton (No. 5) handed College of ®
lowed the pattern of LaSalle and Pacific its third defeat on an East-
UCLA over the weekend as Indi- ern tour, 73-66: and Niagara (No. |
ana (No. 7) looked anything but a/ 10) bopped Toledo 80-61 |
NCAA champion and the nation’s repeater in the Big Ten in a 97-65 Duquesne. rated No. 9 smothered | the gate.
loss to Cincinnati. It wag the the Peoria Cats) NAAU champs
Hoosiers’ third setback. and world amateur titlists. 82-63 in
With only sixth-ranked Missouri | an exhibition.
MSC’s Loss Mars State
Teams’ Record Saturday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS = 83-80. in a Missouri Valley Con# While the University of Michi- ference victory The triumph
gan and several of the state's evened up Detroit's 77-69 defeat
smaller colleges rolled merrily by Houston Friday night and gave
along the basketball victory road | both teams 4 1-1 conference rec-
Saturday night, Michigan State | ord.
stubbed its toe to mar an other-| The score was tied six times in | wise perfect state night. |the nip-and-tuck game. Houston's
The Wolverines, playing Wash- | 7-foot center, Don Boldebuck, led
Ist half, troit's attack with 20.
behind midway, Wayne University.
but bounced playing in
| peck to smother Washington, | Detroit. won its Ist home game of over the lead in the handicap the season by beating Western
Ontario, 68-61.
Western Michigan. working hard
a tight one at Kalamazoo. broke
ahead in the 2nd half to beat
, Miami University of Ohio, 77-68.
Lawrence Tech of Detroit
: reached the .500 mark in its season
5 ager : ter by beating Colorado State College
58. at home. Wolverines with 23. (deed The victory maintamed a Big-
|Ten jinx over the Bears, who jp
in 22 games. Michigan's football
flash, Ron Kramer, found his Bas-
ketball form in the game, drop- |
ng in 21 points. Junior Tom z
ton, Tex., came home with a 71
NBA, will fight Lulu Perez of for fourth place on a 276 total.
Brooklyn at Boston Garden Jan.| Doug Ford, Kiamesha Lake, N. Y.,
17 in a 10-round non-title bout. | was fifth with —_ _
The Callahan A. C. Sunday an- Barrofi, White i Jeera
nounced the top event of the card to match Furgol's 67 to finish sixth
in an Ed Sanders Memorial pro- | * gram. Sanders died Dec. 12 after
being knocked out in a New Eng-
: |
Bob Toski, the defending champ, |
wag tied for last. |
Pontiac area winners: |, (Opening Races (Cranbrook) won on disqfalifica-| Last of the roller-skate dance
tion over Bill Schoonard (Battle contests of the period at Rolla-
Creek). | dium rink was held Sunday, with a
(Berkley) pinned Paul Sinadinos| The weekend also marked the
(Lansing Eastern), 1:43.
land heavyweight title scrap with |
Willie James.
Ten per cent of the gross and
percentage of the profits are to!
go to Sanders’ widow .
Saddler reportedly was signed
for approximately 30 per cent of 2 on TV Tonight
Recently the NBA decided not |
weight king because he did not, week lull hits the boxing business
defend his crown within a 6-months | Monday with only a few promoters | period. Saddler got his discharge; who have television
from the service eight months ago. | opening their doors. |
There is a possibility of a match ee
in New York between Saddler and! Those two hardy Monday night
Red Top Davis. a leading chal- rivals, Brooklyn's Eastern Park-
lenger, in February. | way and New York's St. Nicholas
' Arena. continue on a normal basis
but most of the others are clos-
3 Divisions Change ing up for he holidays. |
Lead in Pin Test Even Madis6én Square Garden
wil pass up the Friday shows
BATTLE CREEK (® — Three botli this week and next on rem |
mas Eve and New Year's Eve. new leaders bowled their way into a De vo . The Saturday night Ist positions in the Central States Gotert nviaieus
Bowling Assn. tournament over the | ne s 8
weekend as 16 changes were made
in the top 40 positions.
John Clement of Detroit fights are
Ld]
Matchmaker Teddy Brenner had |
to look around for a sub at Eastern
Parkway Monday when Walter |
Cartier came down with a virus
infection. He finally settled on
Paul Peuder,the ex-Marine from.
Boston, as an opponent for Ted
Olla of Milwaukee in a 10-round
middleweight match (ABC-TV). took
singles with a 689 series added to
a 20-pin handicap for -709
In the other two places. Joe
Norris and Art Butler. a Chicago
team, took over first place in both
the actual and handicap doubles
division. They shot 1307 in actual
doubles competition and tacked on
a 26-pin spot for 1333 to lead the
handicap doubles. Unseeded Nashville Five |
Wins NAIA Tipoff Test
a Big TenlIvy League double-
‘header at Philadelphia's Palestra.
was whipped, 73-67.
University of Detroit. playing
Houston at home, snapped ~ the
Texans’ >game winning streak,
oo lcnemeemmmaiaee Art DeViin, 31-year-old Lake Piacid
Zarza First All-Star motel operator, capitalized on form
Lou Zarza, Wayne head footbal] for four-tenths of a point to win
coach, was the first Michigan State the 10th annual Torger Tokle Me-
football player to play in the Col ™arial ski jumping championship
lege All-Star game in Chicago | yesterday.
Zarza played in 1936 in the fall Deviin was outjumped by Ar
classi | thur Tokle, brother of the late
_ | champion and a’member of Chi-
cago's Norge Ski Club, but Dev. |
lim got the nod on form. Arthur
Tokle's leaps were 133 and 153
while Devlin's were 130 and 146.
Devlin representing the Sno
Birds. of Lake Placttl had 206.4
points. while Tokle had @6. Bern
Blikstad of the Bear Mountain
Sports Assn. was 3rd with jumps
of 128 and 146 for 204.7 points. |
fourth was Joe Nowak of the Du-|
luth, Minn, Ski Club with 124-145—
201.5
Norway Ski Club’s Dean Sham-
Troveveat buck won Class B with 136 and 134 A |] | for 200.2 points Ola Hirth of the
Racine Ski Club was 2nd with 122
jand 139 for 192.4 points,
' * ~ | * Michigan State, playing Penn in|
Better Form
BEAR MOUNTAIN. N. Y. «Pe
zi
Harold Jones of the Salisbury
Winter Sports Assn.. Salisbury,
Conn., won the Class C crown
| Jones jumped 116 and 127 for 177.3. |
Sno-Birds's John Viscome took
\the veterans’ division with dis-
4 4 Devlin Ski Jumping Title
KANSAS CITY u—The Tennes-
see A & I Tigers came to te. NAIA eight-team, Tipoff t |
ment unseeded but they went home
with the championship.
The Nashville team breezed past |
Rockhurst College 94-72 in Satur-
day night's final game. The Tigers
sank 47.1 per cent of their shots. . Brings Art
another brother of the late Torger.
was 2nd with 114 and 125 for 180.4.
Stack Wins Second
Wayne Grid Letter
; A-sturgeon weighing 277'> pounds
| and 8 feet 5 inches was caught by
Catalino Diangson after an hour
‘and 20 minute fight off the Cali-
' fornia coast. Few Boxing Matches
Set During Holidays ito recognize Saddler as feather-| NEW YORK W—The Christmas! St. Nicholas Arena also has al
contracts Jimmy Martinez of Phoenix, Ariz.
| (CBS-TV) from Detroit.
, thune $79 Team | In Sunday’s finals of the dance
_ contest James Miller and Carol
| Pittenger emerged the victors.
| They skated the ‘Blues’ dance.
Gasse (juvenile B);
seb in the main event in Pete
Adams of Newark, N. J. against
in the 10-round welter match.
i . *
Harold Johnson, the Philadelphia
light heavy who fought Archie
Moore for the title last summer,
takes on Marty Marshall. the
knockout conqueror of Bob Satter-
field in the Wednesday be held at Weston Golf and Coun-
try Club Aug. 17-20, the Royal
Canadian Golf Assn. announced
erday. .
The date has been ratified by
show the United States Professional
|Golfers’ Assn. .
Along Pontiac's Kegling Lanes
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Maurice Stack of Pontiac was
awarded his second Wayne Uni-
versity football letter at a special
meeting of the Tartar squad last
week. Other area athietes win-
ning awards were Gerald Heaton
of Northville, Joe Trepiak of Bir-
mingham.and Dougies Greenhill of
Van Dyke. Jack Kramer to
Lew Hoad Reported Back in Form for Aussies,
Assist in Training U. §. Team
Star halfback Vic Zucco of Ren-| SYDNEY w&® — Australia’s Lew showing said Hopman, whoj| Queensland singles championship
ton, Pa.. was selected for the sec- | Hoad got out from under the fa- adied: in November.”
ond straight year as most valuable | bled “load” on his back and pro | ‘I rate the Australian team} The American squad held light
| player, while tackle Walt Jenkins | fessional Jack Kramer was con-' more powerful than it was at this} morning and afternoon workouts
of Detroit was picked as most val- | ®Tipted to work with the Ameri-| time last year.” under the eye of non-playing Cap-
uable lineman. cans today as the rival teams = *> tain Bill Talbert.
settled down to the hard final week} Spectators watching practice at 2
CITY REC. BASKETBALL of preparation for the Davis Cup | White City, scene of the Dec. 27-29| Talbert announced that Jack
ai a a challenge round. challenge round play. were im-|Kramer, one of America’s out-
Koo! Katt @ Tigers . Jo oY pressed by the zip in the game | standing players of recent times.
Allon St “ Semthaee : In an apparent psychological of the 20-year-old blond ace from would assist the U. S. players in
Paicons 9 Glebe Trotters ¢ counterblow to the Americans’ Sydney. It was only recently t! ‘| practice.
a wakes booming confidence. Harry Hop- Hoad complained he was fed up| Kramer is here for clinics and
Rolettes i Pirebeiis 19 man. the Aussies’ team captain. with tennis because ‘everyone is| to write and broadcast descriptions
er racens Se Sink reatsert if announced his No. 1 player and on my back.” of the cup matches Wild Boys = g, -2 Willd Cats @ problem child had regained his | > .* 8 “Jack is not being brought fm Treepers 33 Susy Qs * top form—which had disappeared' The Sydney Morning Herald re-/as a coach,” said Talbert. “As an
> GRADE mysteriously during the warmup ported “Hoad’s power service was’ American he also is interested in
a 9 Fehting Ace 18 | tournaments. __ | Working faultlessly and he showed recovering the Davis Cup and he
8 Tricky Tretters 94| “I am quite pleased with Hoad’s| his best form since winning the | volunteered his services.
4 a *
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Williams Honored for Great Comeback
Montreal Trips
Red Wings fo
Boost NHL Lead Canadiens Move Into
5-Point Margin Over
Detroit, Toronto
DETROIT @®— Montreal's Can-
Detroit,
Bruins Saturday night, easily took
the 7th victory by beating the | >
Bruins, 4-1. That game was de-
ty te ride &
F
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Heavy Practices
for Blue-Gray Both Yanks and Rebels
to Run From Split-T
in Annual Game
Guerer Sok eras
team game, seri MONTGOMERY, Ala. w—After
froning out post-season kinks for
the first two practice sessions,
| preparation the Blue-Gray
| football game here Christmas Day.
Coach Frank Moseley of VPI,
head mentor of the Rebels, put his
30 Charges through offensive drills |
joff the split-T Sunday and then | the 17th renewal of the inter-
sectional rivalry.
Yank Coach Don Faurot of Mis-
Groza Most Valuable;
3 Lions on All-Stars
ST. LOUIS (INS) — The sport.
most valuable player in the Na-
tional Football League.
The publicaton also announced
yesterday's 1954 pro all-star team:
. outlined his deferisive strategy for | | Gievelana —
| Official 1954 AL Fielding Records [== CLUB
CLUB @ PO A B Pet
Chicago ...... 196 4148 #1651 108 962
Cleveland ,.... 186 4358 1642 198 S79
New York.....185 4138 1751 126 .9T9
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Baltimore ..... 184 4120 1621 147 975
—— M6 4114 1656 168 972
seneenes 1s 1831 176 972
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G PO AE Pet.
Waitkus. Balt........ 618 48 0 1.000
opo, Det........... 0S 681 3 996 | Kell, Bos.-Chi........ 32.253 8 1 (Oe Mele, Balt.-Bos....... 22 #1608 8 1 (OOM
Caveretta. Chi..,.... “4 #2117 2 98s
Vernon, Wesh..,... 1468 1365 76 11 9024
Colttae, W.Y......0.. 117 758 60 7 0915
Kryhoski, Balt . 6 50162 5 982
Agganis, Bos _..,.. 119 1064 88 12 980
Werta, Balt-Clev . 6 386762 7 289
Vernon, Wash....... 148 1365 17 11 9924
Belardi, Det......... 7 63651 8 #88
Limmer, Phil......... 7 Se7 8 968
Jackson. Chi......... 33 44 (68 (6388
Power, Phil........0.. 71 #18012 2 968
Pate GMb cc secccess 565 31 8 987
Oiyna, Clev.....,.0.. 4435 6 «(88T
Rosen, Clev.......... 139 7 987
Skowron. WNY........ 61 396 6 086
Goodman. Bos........ 77 19616 3 966
Boyd, Cdl............ 12 «661 2 «t «(8et
Robinson. WN.Y....... 2 27 19 5 #80
Bollweg, Phil. Tl #S30 6113 .9Ts
Triple Plays- “Agganis, Werts, Skowron,
1 eac
SECOND BASEMEN
G PO A E Pct
Majeski. Clev......... 33 84 4 1 990
Pox, Chi -.. 185 400 302 © O89
MeDougald, N.Y....... 62 224 233 5 s8e
Goodman, Bos. +» 72.173 208 8 979.
Pesky, Det.-Wash 37 92 81 4 879
Colemah, WY... 7) 183 198 8 TT
MUNG, CROW ec cccccncs 141 386 406 19 976
Young. Balt......,... 127 200 310 15 976
Jacobs, Phil......... 131 347 300 17 974
Bollt Det ayorale 113 248 232 13 974
Terw iger Wash @® 213 243 13 972
Hatfield, Det 5 84.114 196 7 972
Lepcio, Bos .......... 80 233 230 14 9871
Bertote. Det......... 15 2 3% 2 96D
Runnels. Wash ....... 27 90 Se 5 963
Garcia, Balt ........ 4 «57 644 64 962
Guder, Pail «2.2.0.0: 35 4 «71 «75 «66 «(861
Consoilo. oe. 12 36 20 2 987
Brideweser, Bait 3% é 1s vu 927
Triple Plays—Avila, Terwilliger. Con-
sole, 1 each
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Terwiiliger, Wash.. 10 11 2¢ 1 «#972
Hatten. Chi *" 303 80 218 10 «6969
Yost, Wash 155 170 447 17 «(968
Carey, N.Y 120 154 283 15 967
Rega. B CIOP..ccee< 50 62 84 8 967
Stephens, Bait...... 1 196 10 «6966
@, Det... ..cccee. 148 176332 18 964
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Majeski, Clev 1 13 20 2 943
Kennedy. Clev.-Balt 71° 81 131 14 938
Kell. Bos. -Chi. 6 8 68T 10 «886
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Hatfield. Det 18 18 2% 4 #11
Smith, Clev 22 23 3 6 se
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Kuenn, Dets.........- 55 264 28 966
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Hunter, Bait 124 249 333 32 948
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Gorman, NY... 033 2 60 1090| has been beaten three times, the |
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Houtteman Ciev...... 32 17 983 ges rant top billing, despite Ohio Lemon, Clev..........0. 36 22 573 oe3 | State's high-scoring machine.
Preree Ch 22222 384 et 93 | The Dlini have won five straight. Gray, Paul REEOCOCCEOL - = 3 po Among their opponents were Mis- i : J |
Nett Dee 26 6181 960 sour, 77-49, Oklahoma A&M, 59-53, Porterfield. Wash....;.. - . Si ron and Notre Dame, 66-57.
tortie.» Phil-Chi...... 4 4191 oes | While the Buckeyes have yet to)
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Stobbs, Wash ....... 3 ons ts | victories, they also have yet to) Zu wiciete 18 46 4s Sermcre waa $302 oy | limit the opposition to less than |
Biyeke. Balt " ‘ut oe 80 points
ene ee , Even Butler, victimized by four. Colemat. Balt. ...... Hiway se
stuart nent NY snes 33 : “ : — big Ten teams, managed % points Aber. Det... .. cause
nanos Det... 38 8111 941,0n the offensive-minded Bucks. Il-
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Geewet. Bedi. en 2 * is} rs lane 77-63 in a nationally-televised Kemmerer Bos crn. 14 se game and Wisconsin blasted Lou- | Di Phil 12.0... 144 81 900
aug Den eames 19 © 91 900 isiana State, 107-68. =
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Pertak ohee 8 oSied aa SUNDAT'S RESULTS Burtschy. Phil . 4 7153 880' Rochester 92, Philadelphia 19 Chakales. Clev.-Belt... 41 8 163 .875| New York 93. Boston $1 der. Bos ceeecceee 8 2112 067 Syracuse 108, Minneapolis $3
Pornieles, Chi “ . BO 3 : 967 Port Wayne 87. Milwaukee #2
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Lary. Detroit $6080 0 Minneagolia 66, Syracuse 63
MgDermott, 1 01, Philadelphia 103. _— Piars— Lemon,
each. lini, Purdue,
Buckeyes Loom
as Contenders Pre-Season Choices,
lowa, Indiana, Have
Been Disappointing
CHICAGO w#—With the opening
of the Big Ten title chase but » Grose | couple of holidays away, Dlinois, | The slenter suger hassmene®
tnd | stamped themselves as title con-
tenders.
Illinois, fated No. 3 in the As
| sociated Press poll] last week, and
| Ohio State are the only undefeated
| teams inthe conference while Pur-
due has but one loss in six: games.
Port Wayne 81, Rochester 06
State Barber Association
Local No. 50
- Pontiac area Barber Shops, including Clark-
ston, Waterford, Drayton Plains and Keego
Harbor, will be open all day Wednesday,
December 22 and 29, due to closing Christ-
mas and New Year's Day
Signed, Secretary Local No. 50
I ee ee ES SF a, a Oe ee Ee ee ge eee ee ak, a Bosox Slugger
Selected in
Poll of Writers Feller, Wertz Finish
Behind Ted in “Voting
for ‘54
_ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ted Williams, who may not come
back to baseball any more, was
voted today as having made the
greatest comeback of the 194 sea-
The mighty slugger of the Bos-
of the all-time greats, Bobby Fel-
ler, veteran right-handed pitcher of
the Cleveland Indians.
*- * Ld
The 422 sports writers and sports-
casters who participated in the an-
nual Associated Press poll spread | -
their votes over 43 players
see
back trail although he returned
from his second hitch with the
Marines in August 1953. He went
on a batting rampage in the clos-
ing months of the ‘53 season, hit-
ting a blistering .407 in 37 games
followed that up with a spectacu-
lar . campaign in ot
*
29 homers and drove in 89 runs
although a fractured collarbone
and an attack of penumonia kept
nas inactive tor sit woete.
ile wads vena
back last year, posting a 13-3 won-
lost record following two ordinary
years in which his combined to-
tal was 19 victories and % de-
ts. The 36-year-old former fire- "PRE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1954 .
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The high-flying Montreal Cane-
diens just keep rolling ale; on
top of the pack in the National
Hockey* League and there's no
telling when they'll slow up.
Goalie Hank Bassen starred in
his first NHL game as rookie Ed
Litzenberger picked up two goals
and one assist. in Chicago's romp.
The victory was } the Black Hawks’ Leats.and Sicome Tie, 33:
Hawks Dump Bruins, 6-1 at oe ee
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4 : e on | male 0 dottiten to tw ome onan! Right now I'm in the mood to! ALLEY OOP — : ie r * Hal Boyle Asks: » Le . ri A roaring lion? No. Roaring ed bar pe fame 25d a ary ‘aap ~
hg Pe : any kind frightens me, and 1 can't |
What Kind of an Animal 2 eee rity ci Ms Sates es, ° . pleasure. I hate raw meat, to0.| mane. Oh, that wind in my long
Would You Like to Be {ketcs yimene «is ton |r moe" ne — = = some A arb . aged regen pened a = meekly asking his lioness, “Please, | | mnacdy this choice. When you are of the jong of people be- ing views, They, say, |i don't know how to cook :
Lagat -a. any death they return “Oh, a beautitd tiger.” or “0b, Steak. cont you at least asd 6 eal oe ake ee then’ you'l remember and understand I to earth in the form of an animal. lovely spotted leopard.” But when | match under it for a while?”
This idea has always fascinated pyessed to the point of honesty, * 8 « . | What kind of an animal id
particularly if one had a they generally admit they'd really) Being a mongrel dog, loyed by pniarrctaegg Te
in the kind of animal he'd like to be a genteel thoroughbred |g jonely child, does appeal to me. dence? Males fe. cat in a fine old well-kept home | But it would be just my- luck to Don't ask your
I have given ft free of mice and run by people come back as a trick-performing get the reply I
of thought, usually who didn't want any kittens.
Rainy Mondays are; Why become a cat?
, for problems of this |
agree a4 r ¢
“i wereld
Me IA. u
site
TEE »
Ff
suspicion in
Ria gEiRE ste St
i ft tate
| g had to be an animal, |
would you prefer to
question that always will
conversation at a
party, and arouses
mé that most people
secretly have a deep-seat-
to be something besides
being—if only so they
going to more cocktail B
g
6 5
g /to be born with one on—and one
‘that wouldn't go out of style.”
|the only animal they would con-
y sider being is a lion. But a sur-
z press.an urge to be an elephant.
|I pondered this for a long time
- | before coming up with what I feel
Mention the possibil-
said grimly. ‘The a woman “It's very simple,” one lady day at the end of a leash held by been acting like up til] now?”
has to struggle half her to get
a fur coat. It would be pleasant
(Editors Note: Then why didn’t |
she want to become a mink? All |
women are after mink coats.) |
(Boyle's Note: Well, that’s the
trouble with being born in a mink
coat. You rarely get to wear it
long yourself.)
Some men at cocktafl parties say
prising number of fat fellows ex-
is the right answer: They merely |
have become fond of munching
peanuts on the cocktail circuit,
and don't want to lose the habit
It took me years of mulling to
change.
A milk cow is a wonderfully
ful creature, a strolling factory in
a leather cover. Switching from
cigar - chomping to cud - chewing
wouldn't be too much of a change,
but there are other
and—well, to tell you the full truth,
I was born ticklish. Yep, even on
the soles of my feet.
Police Help Temporary
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. # — Police
|helped a truck driver get a load
| of tires and office machines out of
|a ditch, then arrested him on
charges of stealing both the truck
and cargo.
The temperature of the sun is
calculated at 20 million degrees,
Centigrade.
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£3]
Market Higher
‘4th Straight Day
socccens &
May... hh
OR ksccces .T3%
occcecee 1.53% eee 251%
MAE occccase 16% ap Oe
LP Aponboss 1.586%. Dee .. 13.32
OO cicscwus 1.604, Jan ....,... 13.32
MOF oscseaes 13.15
Dec e 61% May... 13.16
MOS .2ccc:. 05 60 July 13.20
May Th\— Soybean Oil—
Ry Mar .... 11.82
Dec ° 113% May 11.86.
MOP cisceccs 17 July os 11.40
PO Becoceac 119% Sep sence 00.00
Buick, Olds Rev
New Hardtop Models
DETROIT Dec. 20 —(UP) — The
unveiled for the public at the Chi- |
cago automobile show in January.
First deliveries will be made in
March
Wiles called the ‘‘four-door hard- |
top’ the “greatest advancement
in automobile styling since the |
introduction of the two-door hard-
top” by Buick in 1949.
Meanwhile Oldsmobile Diviston |
announced unveiling of a similar |
model which will be available early |
next spring.
Both cars will be shown at the |
Chicago Auto Show Jan. 8-16
The Oldsmobile Holiday will be |
offered in all three series, the 88. |
Super 88 and 98. Rear doors of
the new models are hinged on)
solidly reinforced window - level |
center posts. {
County Death. Mrs. Nellie M, Ormsby
MILFORD — Service for ‘Mrs
Neffie M. Ormsby, 70, of 645 N. |
Main St., will be held at 1 p.m
Tuesday from Richardson - Bird |
Chapel, with burial in Oakland |
Hills Memorial Garderis. She died |
Sunday
" Surviving are one daughter, Mrs Morris Mancour of Milford; two
N: Y.
N. Y¥.; one grandchild
FARMINGTON — Service for
Mrs. Bernard (Kate B.) Banfield.
‘3, of 34225 Grand River Ave.. will
~ be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at
Farmington Methodist Church
with burial in Walled Lake Ceme-
tery. The Order of Eastern Star.
will conduct a graveside service. |
The body will lie in state at Thay- |
er Funeral Home until Wednesday |
noon,
Mrs. Banfiled died Sunday morn- |
ing. She is survived by one son, |
Ralph L. of Farmington: one
daughter, Mrs. Margaret Kahr of |
Farmington; 12 grandchildren and |
six great-grandchildren_
Two Cottages Invaded
by Youths in Partying |
Minor damage and missing food |
was reported at two Union Lake |
cottages taken over by youths dur- |
ing the past few days for party- |
making, according to Michigan
State Police of the Pontiac Post.
Troopers said the youths broke
into a cottage at 7001 Locklin St..
Union Lake, owned by Detroiter
James Slavik, and a cottage at
7015 Locklin, owned by Albert
Culter of Detroit. The entries
were discovered Sunday. } | |
Motorists Now Plagued _ by Increased Radar Use |
bile Assn. reported today that the
number of radar sets used by
speed cops has increased by* 6.8
per cent since last April 14.
The figure isn't quite as bad as
it ‘sounds, though, since-there are |
only 834 of the “eyes” in opera- |
tion all over the nation,
Thieves Take TV Set
in Apartment Breakin
A It-inch television set was
taken from the apartment of
good and choice wooled lambs 19.00- | Int
2000; some utility and low good kinds
15.00-18.50; most cull to choice slaughter
ewes 3.00-€ 00; small lot good and
feeding lambs 17.25
‘CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Dec. 17 (AP)—Salable hogs
11.000, general market fairly active,
losed active butchers steady to mostly
25 higher. instances up more late; sows
steady to 25 higher: most choice 190-
220 Ib 17 25-18 50. around a deck mostly
No ls 200 Ib at 1865 most choice No
1 and 2 grades under 220 ib 16 00-18.50.
most 230-260 Ib 1625-1750 a few loads
choice No 1 and 2 grades 230-250 Ib
1675-1800 most 266- Ib 15.75-16 50
sows around $00 Ib and lighter scarce at
1478-1875. bulk 400-600 Ib 13.5@-15 00
good clearance: shippers took 3,500
Galable cattle 800; salable calves 200:
& nominal market on slaughter steers
and heifers. little or mo inquiry for
sizable numbers of steers and hetfers
ding low choice and below carried
rom earlier in the week: fat utility Bases
and commercial cows dull, sround
lower with clearance yo may ey
to weak: 35
; can.
utility
vealers
®
21.00-24.00; commercial and good steers
16 00-20.00. a few utility steers down
to 12.00. utility to low commercial cows |
8.50-10 00 canners and cutters 7.00-9 00
good and choice vealers 19 00 22.00
Salablie sheep 800: slaughter lambs
steady to strong: slaughter sheep steady: |
bulk good to nrime wooled lambs 116 Ib
and lighter 17 50-19.75: latter price in-
cluding a deck 104 Ib: a deck choice
and prime 102 > 1985: utflitt to low
culls down to
eull to choice
Treasurer Likes Checks
but Not Double Payment
NORFOLK, Va. () — You've
Margaret Miller of 426 S. Saginaw | heard about the folks who hate
St. Saturday, according to Pontiac | to pay taxes, but how about those
Police.
The apartment owner said the
thieves broke a padlock off her
apartment, door to gain entry and
ransack the home.
Radar is a contraction of terms |
meaning and | check and send it back to the)
ranging’, which also describes its| treasurer. And the treasurer | “radio | who pay taxes twice?
M. L. Carnifax, deputy treasurer | changed.
of Norfolk county, says many
people send in a check when they
get their tax bill, then when they
get the receipt they attach another
purpose in the location of. unseen | doesn't like it. He has to return
objects at various distance ranges. the second check. i
} 1 «(18 Jane Adam will be heard in a | ran over the Scranton Transit Co.'s
Indust Rails Util Stocks | vocal solo and Jack Horner will |Green Ridge suburban line today,
Noon. today... 2071 im e174 1528 play a piano solo, with organ marking the passing of an era. Prev @ay 2069 1209 6 accompaniment by Mrs. Clause 1 7
see He ge Be igt Kime a agg algal = Year ago ‘ ine, as olley ine inv
SE AE 2 BE A ore tom, ee i nore me neice mand 1983 high |." 1g1 8 998 S88 1183 = ® 1886. Scranton was one of the first = Ee vos , cities in the nation to boast the
secs rigeee Growth Forces Judge electric operated cars ‘Horn wer eek?) gr eS, —
Piaeres er eect! Panigh Lage toon tO Hold Silent Court 74
[Dia Mevgetion®.. 8 18_| PITTSBURGH ® — Until some. an pe 3 «3.2. time in 1955 deaf mutes might do FUE Gerew® ........ 31 32 | well to arrange to have their
wert 4 6g \criminal court cases heard by . :
Wa rew.......... 13 13 13) Judge Samue} A. Weiss. Weiss has |
“he sale: bid snd’ acted {a growth on his vocal chords. His | lar 3 aah
° | doctors prescribed six months of 4/7 eo. a, Foreign Exchange silence. 'S, e')
NEW YORK, ee. pe gion ol Weiss said he would write his f > 6 | Soitaret etherg cnt) vue I (com a poueani else read | j we NN)
2 ° tod ded them and that would communi- a ~
Tea) UB. cents unchanged. “ cate with attorneys via the sign hs a/
of s eeut: Great Britain 30 day futures | ANGUage. Ce | ff
pindy tha dag 210283. up a a |
Rogge py fn = tae Pastor to Write. Bird Book : Prapee (franc
cea. unchanged: 7 (Western)| - PETERSBURG, Va. () — Dr. a . land tqullders’ Sh.co op “site ef a cont, | W- B. Melilwaine, a Presbyterian Don’t wait until y
) 6% of s cont unchanged: | minister, has everything planned low .
den : ’ 1934. enchanged: @witeer- | for his retirement two years hence. continuous ay
land ) 23.34%, unchanged; birds. MARAFUEL. e
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| DETROIT, : (UP) — Wholesale
prices on Bae te-
ported by of
8.50 bu; No} 400-480 ba r' Jene- pW YORK @ — For the toarth | than, 5 009 ba: Be | Se-d40 ba; | straight day, fhe stock market
2 e300 be: w 50"i, "ses: 7 i with ul J : , Be lk, 3
250 bu. Cider, No 1. 200-228 4-gai case. | Sains in early trading.
Sears, Boos, Me 1. 200-480 be. ‘Motors were outstanding on the Vegetables: Bects, No 1, 90-1.25 dos
Conage tte he 100 ons camnege. |e ag ’ ont curly. et 20-159 ou: eattags. red. 000 shares up % at 69% and then
Mo 1. 06-1.38 ba. Corvets, sao pushed its gain to a point.
ee eT a ae ee | nl Menhene epled on 1. ce » Bo ft,
Not 1.00.10 dos. Penpel, at Be I. 1.00 500 shares up % at 93% and held : Horseradish, No 1, .
Se tie Ge gene | eee ee foot’ a 1.08 p gy Sng SE apy 4 rare rd rest, 89-2. ' ' 3. Studebaker . . 150° %-bu. Potatoes, 1, 130-140 | ‘4 at 12%. Pack 50-Ib bag; potatoes, No 1. 130-140 50-ib | ard opened on 3,100 shares up bag; tees, No 1, 3.50-2.80 100-ib hes % at 134 .
: bine, Be 1. oa PH | “4 me ishes, hothouse, No 1, / behs. ;
Rutabagas, No 1, 135-150 bu. Sguash,| Aircrafts displayed the largest Acorn, he “bu; squash, Butternut, gains. Douglas Aircraft opened on
No 1, 90-135 bu; squash, Delicious, No 3,500 shares 4 HT
1, 96-125 bu: squash, Hubbard, No 1, up 4% to H7%s. It was 90-125 bu. Tomatoes, hothouse, No 1. | up 9 points Friday. Boeing started
ph gpl e Digg Mag. tle Rg 600 shares up 1 711 138 des behs; turnip, topped, jon § up 1% at 71%
148-199 des bene. ; Some steels, however, were back-
kottess ond anied qretnn: Comey att | ward U No 1, 1.80-2.00 Endive, No 1, -S. Steel opened on 1,500 105235 Dai endive, bleached, Mo 1, / shares off % at 70%, and Beth-
Greens: Né 1, 1.00-1.80 vu. | lehem Steel fell back a point. 6 bu.
No
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Admiral! 286 Isl Crk Coal 216 CHIC POTA
CMNCAGO, Des 4? AP: — Wana — | Se BOO ---- 2ht Jeoee a Alleg L Stl.,.. 4 Jehns Man .. 676 toes. Arrivals 68; om track 289; total I Allied Ch 100 Jones @& L ... M U8. shipments 472; supplies moderate ied Stre $45 Kelsey Ha 29
jemand slow for Russets and market ani, chal 72 Kennecott. ... 975 dull; moderate demand for reds and um Ltd 7 Kimb Clk an
market firm for best stock. Cariot track 4) : “ usiele um Am . 0 Kresge 88 ... 06 sales; Idaho Russets 63.70-3.86; Idaho Am Airlin 212 Lehn & FPF... 216 utilities $2.70: Colorado Red McClures lam C 431 LOF Gla 7
05. two cars $2.75, Minnesota North res Cres "333 Ub M Nal. 128
Dakota Pontiacs washed and waxed 5 ane ae 3 lies - Say <2 ase
Paes occasional car $2.15-2.25. unwashed Am t 21.2 Lockh Aire 41
. Am M & Pdy.. as a. bo
Am Motors ., 11.3 Lone ™
POULTRY Am N Gas 414 . 3 , Dec. 11 (AP)—-Prices paid | am Rad ..... 41 2
per pound f.0.b. Detroit for No 1 quality | am Beating... 30 Marsh Pield 33.
live te 10 a.m. Am Smelt .... 43.7 a...”
Heavy hens 18-20, t hens 13; heavy am st) Pd. 31.4 May D Str .. 37.
broilers or fryers (2\%-3% ibs): Gray | am Tel & Tel 174.2 . 6.
26, 2; tes am Tob ..... 63.5 Mid Con Pet 99
(4-5 Ibs) 37; heavy @ . Am Woolen... . 20.7 Mid St! Pd 38
turkeys _— heavy type am Zinc ..... 1@ Monéan Ch . 104 hens #4- toms 25-36. Anac Cop... @ Mont Ward .. 17
Market Quiet. Receipts light but ade- | anac Wa& C864 . Pd 21 quate. Undertone steady on fancy qual- armco Bt! 70.7 Mueller Br 34.
ity heavy hens, caponettes, heavy ducks | armour & Co.. 13.5 Murrey Cp 29. and firm‘on geese | Assd Dry G... 261 Nat Bisc “4
Turkeys: Market nervous Ghd unset- Atchison 132.4 Nat Cash Reg 100
tled. Gupplies ample. Demand and in- | at) Cst Line 156 Net Dairy 37
'quiry slow. Parm offe: appeered | ati Refin 36.3 Nat Gyps 47 | more freely offered with available supply avco Mfg 6 Nat Se
more than anticipated, particularly on paid Lima 116 Nat Steel ..
Beltsville whites and heavy type small Bait & Oh... 347 Nat . ® toms. Large hen turkeys under pressure -Beech Nut .. 29.5 NY Alf Brk 25 te find - buyers. Bendix Av. 972 NY Cent ».
Benguet cone 88 renal grt West ree
DETROIT EGGs Beth Steel .,..103.4 Ne Am Av 40.
re , Dee 11 (AP)—Bags f.0.0 De- | Boving Air-... 113 yor 7 . cases uded, ~states | Bohn Alum.,.. grades Bond Strs.... 15.7 a a i:
Whites: Grade A large 364-39 weight. | Bor oe 66 =Oliver Cp 14.
ed av JT, medium 30'%-31 wtd avg | Brist My 314 is v 61 30%, small 38. grade B large 35 Brun Balke... 304 Owens Til Gl 90 Browns: Grade A large 35-37 wtd avg | Budd Co 172 Ban AW Air 182
35‘e. medium 30, small 28, grade Burroughs 243 Banh EPL _)
large\34, grade C large 27 Calum & # 1) Param Pict 166
Checks 23-24 wtd avg 24 Campb Wy 276 Parke Da 363 Total weekly receipts 10.832 cases Can Dry 144s Penney JC a9 rket steady on large sizes and Cdn Pac 31.3 RR 222
5 fully ample with demand fairly Capite! Airl 212 Pepsi Cola .., 17.7
ective Mediums appear about steady Carrier Cp... 562 Phelps D ... 503
‘with demand only fair and supplies ex. Case JI «con Phileo oo ee
cessive Undergrades steady and clear- Cater Trac... 80.4 pnii Mor 41
ing readily | Celanese 23.4 Phil Pet 683
io mH = oe Pit Plate G bop
CHICAGO BUTTER ANO EGGS [Meche &@a CHICAGO. Dec. 20 ‘AP!—Butter un- Chee # OB .. 43.3 Pullman . 4.4 | settled receipts 587,573: wholesale buying CD! & N 14.7 Pure Oil -3 F Chrysler - 70.2 Cp 373 prices ', to 1 lower; 93 score 58 25-584; 21 4 82 of 06.35-06.5: 60 B 87.95: 68 C 00.8; | Cities Mve....131 Rom Read ... d cars 00 B $625. 88 C 87 | Clark Equip... 564 Reo Motors 27.7
Mees steady, receipts 1001; whshesls |Comee te, Eee Se te buying prices unchanged: US large Co#® Cola.....1136 Reyn Met whites 31.75: mixed 31.18: thedtums 285; | Cole Palm .... 622 Rey Tob B .. 416 standards 285. current receipts 25. (>! Gas - 16.3 REO Pict . dirties 22, checks 22 ‘on Edis ..... 457 Rock Spg 4 Consum Pw «a Safeway St 4.2
Cont Bak 28 St Jos Lead 206
CHICAGO POULTRY Cont Can es 781 St Reg Pap 31.0
CHICAGO, Oec 17—‘\AP) — Live poul- Cont Mot . 123 Scovill Mf ne
try: About steady: receipts 556 coops Cont Oil 72.2 Seab AL RR 19-4
‘yesterday 725 coops, 163.876 Ibs': fob | Copper Rng . 48 Sears Roebd it)
paying prices unchanged: heavy hens !7- Corn Pd . 812 Bhell O10) we
18.5: light hens 12.5-13.5. fryers and broil- Cruc st! . 32.72 Sinelair O 4
| ers 21-25: old roosters 12-125: ca tes Curtiss Wr..,, 142 Secony Vac “7
26-27: hen turkeys 375: young tom tur- et Edis . 42 South Pac 63.5
keys 23-36: ducklings 30: farmer ducks Doug Aire 117 Simmons 33.5
over 5 ib 22. under 5 Ib 18. geese 23-26. Dow Chem “46 Bou Ry +» 804
—_—- ————-— | Du Pont .....1655 Sparks W 54
e | Bast AirL..., 37.2 Sperry “47,
Livestock | East Kod °° 683 Std Brand 385 | El Auto L 37.7 Std ON Cal. 73.1
DETROIT Lr | Bl & Mus In 3.6 Std Ot) Ind 465
DETROIT, Dec. 20 (AP)—Hogs salable gmer Rad 1§ Std Ol NJ ..109.7 1.200. Market uneven, mostly 25 cents gng John 25 Std Ot) Oh 42.5)
higher, top 50 cents up; early sales grie RR 21.2 Stevens JP bY
chofce 180-220 Ibs 18.50-16.75: sorted pairy Mor .. 43 Stew War . 23.3
choice 1 and 2 lots 190-220 Ibs 19.00. pirestone ....101 Stude-Pack 391
with choice 1 around 200 Ibs 19.25; sows preept sul 71.1 Suther Pap .. 463
under 400 Ibs 1450-1525; 400-600 ibs pryuech Tra 36.7 Swift & Co 44
13 00-14 35 Qen Bak 10 Sy Bl Pd 445
-Cattlc salable 2000. Calves 450 Fair Gen Elec . «4 Texas Co 3
demand for slaughter steers and heifers Gen Fads . 765 Tex G Sul 124.4
grading average good and above, steady Gen Mills 72 Thomp Pd a4
to strong. lower grades slow. steady: Gen Motors “4 Timk R Bear 47.6
cows mostly steady, with canmers and Geh Ry Sig 40 fran W Air 27
cutters active bulls scarce. steady (Gen Refrac 296 Irensamer “1
stockers and feeders fairly active. Gen Shoe $3.2 Twent C Fox 277
steady. bulk good and choice fed steers Gen Tel 36 Underwd 342
and yearlings 21.00-26.75: mostly choice Jen Tire .... 41 Un Carbide 66.3
otferings 2600 and above. small lot (yiliette .o. 73) )©6On Pac 183.2 choice to prime 1099 Ib steers 2750. Goebel Br ... 74 Unit Air Lin 353
small lot choice 622 I» fed heifers 23.00. | Goodrich 1273 Untt Airc .. 77.4
small lots utility and commercial steers Goodyear 1016 United Cp 6
and heifers 11.00-17.00: utility and com- Grah Paige .. 2 Unit Prutt 53.4
mercial cows unevenly 9.00-11.00; utility |3t No Ry ... 35 US Lines 18.6
mostly 10.50 down: canners and cutters 3t West 8 ... 21.6 US Rub 45.3
700-950. mostly 750-9.00 few utility | Jreyhound ... 135 US Smelt 544 and commercia! bulls 11.00-14.00; choice | Julf Oi! . 634 CS Steel ee 70.6
414 Ib and 521 Ib stock steer calves Hayes Mf 4 os Tob 344
22.00; load good and choice 20:00; veal- | Hersh Choc .. 436 Van Raal 32 ers 100-200 higher; bulk good and Holland PF 18.2 Walgreen 26 choice vealers 21.00-30.00. few prime | Homestk 47.2 Warn B Pic a
individuals 31.00 or above. utility and | Hooker El . 275 West Un Tel 6
commercial 13.00-21.00, cull and utility Houd Her 13.3 Westg A Bk 22
500-1 mm Cent 626 Westg El 71
Sheep salable now only 900. Siaughter | Indust Ray .. 49.4 White Mot 41 lamb trade unevenly 1.00-2.09 higher Inland St! ... 704 Wilson & Co a than last Thursday; slaughter p Interlak tr .. 202 Wise FE! Pw 7
|and feeder lambs about steady; early Int Harv 36.1 Woolworth 513
supplies very small; about 60 head Int Nick . 577 Yale & Tow 54 | choice te prime, mostly choice wooled |Int Paper .. 847 Yngst Sh&T.. 694
slaughter lambs 21.25. few small lots | Int Leotard es =. Zenith Red 91.4
STOCK AVERAGES
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Par East ng doliar 17.45, un- @ HeMYVehHn Bw 2.1K Nae NM SOHNVFaeenKw &
‘| birds and keeping notes. He tries New Home Aid
Plan Revealed Will Be Available for
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Sacred Oratorio OXFORD—A new 35-voice com
munity choir will be heard for the Eat
Community Choir
at Oxford to Give ~
' tion backed loan by at least two companist, There is no admission
lending agencies in their locality.
iactc nt oa ae er cee . ,
wil) alse work te see that such
loans are available te members When You Need
of minority groups on the same a.
terms and conditions as apply
generally in an area,
Agency today named 20 men to a ry
Lodge Calendar ese ntcommiies wich wu | bare | | ‘ Special communication, Roose- diana and Michigan. The members ¥ sales - SEE
velt ——_ — = day te elect a conan and start Hi 5 930 Mill | for the electronics industry would z
58 Street, esday, .a irman
1p. m. to attend the burial of of the operation wil be cnmeuneed itfing § THON be 10 per com A ache wom | STATE Bigery E. Wagner. J. Robert =e, ih @ few weeks. | NEW YORK W—Radio Corp. of mere than 10 billion
™ AGN: _Applications accepted by the | America reported today that sales| "ted for this year. Areme Chapter No. 503 Christ- committee will be circulated for 1954 will reach a record 990| Sarnoff said about six million FINANCE
Poturk copper ot © p. moo anst | eating tn Ge" Seapems Go| st thee en cine cae ond ik eee Go coe ‘eit exchange. Ferne Crawley, | particular community, if ae Nee Sates cer (wise eel to taraeeneda th ant Let us help consolidate your
| ee —Adv.| turned down, they will go to all| RCA netted 35 million dollars, | tion by the end of the year. || %>ts, repair your car or for any N ° Brief ee ee nt |epdvatent t S237 a come RCA's 194 dividends amounted mopeee, Rane te andl Sey
| ews in oie = and, Sn oa er no payments. Fast, friendly service.
| FD. Ciition, 18, of 3380 dostyn LOANS TO $500 ON Rd., Pontiac Township, was fined F d H B ° ° di
‘35 and $10 conte Saturday when OT opes to Begin Building New | ,%0U8 Sinatune, he pleaded guilty to driving _
out an operator's license. He was
arraigned before Waterford Town- |
ship Justice Willis D. Lefurgy. | i
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An aerial survey of the site has
| argh broke the ¢ eee Soe
glass to enter the Newmode Ho | and making soil tests to determine siery Shop at 82 N. Saginaw St.
Saturday and took about $300, ac-
cording to the manager, Mrs. Ola
Ewles of 73 Murphy Ave.
| Te buy or sell in Waterford, —
| Drayton Plains or Clarkston area
,see White Bros. Real Estate, | *
OR 3-7118. — Adv.
After your rummage sale call
PE 2-0987. We will pick up your gt ren ommieted it will be the
unsold items free. For charitable
distribution. —Adv.
If your friend’s in jail and needs | the most advantageous location for
roads and buildings.
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| Dearborn and Arizona
ground will have a network of test
4th in Travel Series | motorist Keeps
Slated at Waterford ‘Promise Made | T —| WATERFORD TOWNSEIP ‘18 Years Before
Steamer to Trifdad” will be the| BELLS, Tex. @ — George Dugan
fourth in the series of travel lec-| Still drives his Model T—But he
tures sponsored by the Waterford hasn't driven in nearby Sherman
‘Township Recreation Department. *!7ce he ran @ stop sign 18 years
rn ‘ = When he appears Jan. 12, it will | “That time he made a deal with a be his second appearnnce locally. | trattic cop. Last year he entertained with a
program entitled ‘‘Italian Inter- |
lude."’
More than 550 persons were on -
hand this week to take an exciting —=
film trip with Francis R. Line, in’ Dugan has kept his promise. Re-
his presentaton of ‘Sheep, Stars cently the Sherman police chief
and Soltude.”’ |heard about it. He sent word to
Dugan that thesop has long since
retired and Dugan can drive his
Model T in Sherman any time
he wants : _ me turn around and go back to
Bells and_1 won't bother you any
Keego Church
Youth to Stage , doesn't want to go back on his Yule Program word—and, besides, the model T
KEEGO HARBOR — Beginners ‘8 getting too old to be cutting up
through intermediate Sunday ™ that city traffic,
school pupils will be heard in rec-
itations, exercises, a playlet and Last Trolley Car Run songs at the annual Christmas pro |
gram of Trinity Methodist Church | Ends Era for Scranton
He'll write a book about
Since 1916 he hag been watching |
to stroll through the woods for an
hour and a half daily.
Sam-Ta-Claus Says:
USEFUL GIFTS!
SPORT SHIRTS
SAM BENSON ,,, jeu; : eo Te $3.87
ad L KIDS
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In addition to offices, mainten- | Which use a jet turbine to drive the
bail, Ph. PE 5-5201. C. A. Mitchell. ance and storage garages and a propeller. Older jets use the thrust
—Adv. fueling structure the proving of the jet exhaust to push planes |
through the air. The engines will
be delivered to Lockheed Aviation
Corp. for installation in the Her-
' cules planes
half of 30 training
icenter at Charlotte,
|15th center opened
|thé remainder would
Higbe Manufacturing Co. of Ro-
chester has announced a quarterly
dividend of 15 cents General Motors Corp. announced
yesterday it has completed one-
building in the U. S. for the in-
struction of mechanics with GM
car and truck dealerships.
The company said a training |
“Well, sir,” he said, “just let | 6 the middie of next year chigan Proving Grounds in Spring 1
The Ford Motor Co. annouced |
|
centers it is
N. C., is the |
and predicted
be completed |
per share on
$1 par value common stock’ to be 4
paid Feb. 1.
——
William C. Arnold 1955 to stockholders ,
of record Jan. 15, 1955. The Board ,
of Directors also approved pay- |
ment of the regular quarterly divi-
dend of 12% cents per share of the
; 5 per cent preferred stock. The
Dugan declined. He said he still | aividend will be paid April 1. 1955 |
to stock of record March 15, 1955, MA
NEW YEARS RESOLUTION
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S/ OPTIC KE YOUR
. Dr. T. Zieminski
Registered Optometrist Just phone us and we can have
the for roads with special obstacles such| seriey of paved grades running |]. “on” waline ior you when as bumps, ruts and potholes. from seven to 6 per cent, FE 4.1574
Inctudeg tn the read network Poetry MacPherson Ford en-
wih be a five-aille vice president said the | | wit be a fivema hghapeed |sieering vie resident sad he] STATE FINANCE CO. 13,200 feet long. The company | “®dded facilities for testing pres- FOS Poxtine Sate Seu le also planning to construct a | et products plus the study of ex- Phone FE 4-1574
perimental and advanced vehicle oer
‘ design.” = '
Business Notes | ,2.nccrns ccs ce | COCKROACHES 100 employes will be needed when
Allison Division of General Mo-| the proving ground begins opera- G see 1
‘tors Corp. at’ Indianapolis spid| “™*- heien ee ake én:
1 with Ford since 1946, will be man- |] ln out only thee hoon. No 3.150 horsepower turbo - POP © | ager of the testing site. His tech- |} tions used gines for the new Hercules mili- nicg! assistant will be William A. |
rip prove: Tdi a gt Eo Company e. » | will of facili- |
| designed to carry a 2-ton load is | ties. wee Cass. SO CS military cargo plane de-
Complete
AL EXAMINATION |
HOURS: TEL-HURON —— 9:90-5:38 SHOPPING
ot Royal Oak, "= set. bots CENTER
‘has been named traffic manager
| for the George F. Alger Trucking |
| Co. of Detroit. Arnold resigned re-
|cently as freight traffic assistant
| for the Detroit Edison Co.
ice | NEW YORK. Dec. 20—Comptied by the at 8 p.m. Thursday, at the church.| SCRANTON. Pa. u — Busses take his new position Jan. 1. He will
Kiwanis Picks Officers
Thomas H. Myers is
of the Kiwanis Club,
cent elections. Glenn
first vie-president
art, second vice-presi On Saturday night. electric trol. SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP —
the president
following re
Schoenhals is
Albert) Geer
dent: and Wil
liam F, Lowan, treasurer.
2ALALLA
Warm hearts,
Warm greetings,
Gifts and Holly
{ warm house,
too, makes
Christmas
Jolly!
our fuel supply is
. . call us NOW to assure a
of high - heat
fuel oil you can
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You can get $20 to $500
for seasonal expenses
Here's how quickly and simply you can borrow
from HFC—and make no payments ‘til 1955!
Phone or stop in today at friendly, dependable HFC—
Household Finance Corporation. Tell the manager —in
privacy—how much cash you need. Select your own re-
LOANS ON SIGNATURE, CAR payment plan, with no
OR FURNITURE payments ‘til next year,
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS Rast, Onedsy sere ice. 5 mw) oR ‘ Loans made without en-
parm: | paymt: | paymt: | peymts| dorsers. Requirements
. $5.03 8 9.24] are easy to meet.
err rer ip acs Seasonal expenses? - . * le M >
19.55 | 21.20 | 29.55 | 54.78 aon = eee peat 31.39 | 34.16 | 48.09 | 90.02 :
Bowsehold : charge ts the momihty rate of S% om
that port of « belemce wat encocding $50, 14%
om that part of @ beteuce on excete of B50. but
eet exceodeneg $300, ond % % on omy remainder.
dj) HOUSEHOLD FINANCE service.
3% Sevth Saginaw St.
The Key Bidg., 2nd Floor
PHONE: FEderal 4-0535
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A head-on crash Saturday on 15)
Mile road just west of Dequindre |
read resulted in injury to a Rose-
ville man and his wife. |
Treated at Pontiac Genera! Hos-
pital for cuts and bruises were
Gaspare J. Madonia, 3%, of 26275
Patton, Roseville, and his wife, yt #5
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‘Watch (left center) has fine
MT. JEWETT, Pa. (INS)—The
widowed Mt. Jewett mother of four
received {
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when you buy by reliable
Your investment in a product is pro-
tected by the manufacturer's own
stake in it. Here's how:
Manufacturers know that if their
wares don't please you they'll go out
of business . . . that it’s faith in their
trademarks that keeps you buying
their goods. So they compete with each
_ Other all the time to make theirs the
best in the field. That's how they keep
you buying their brands. :
So learn the facts back of trademarks
and brand names. Watch this news-
paper for news of improved products,
new items, and where to find them.
| THE PONTIAC PRESS
im cooperation with
BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION
(mNCORPORATED
& BON-PROFIT FOUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
OF Weert OT STREET. mew voen ie mw ¥ | comes in natural gold case with 18K gold numerals
on sterling silver dial and luminous dots at five-
/minute positiong, Strap is alligator. Slim attache
Unusual Christmas
He'll probably like the shaw! col-
lar version with three pockets into lighter. 18-jewel movement,
| If you feel like spending a little
He has everything already. Or | money on him, put it into a new | white, action shots.
he's fussy. Or he thinks Christmas watch There's a new
lis for kids. Or he has extra one a ; .
arms and an unusually short neck
and no shirt size known to man-| Carat gold numerals on a sterling one with
natural gold case that features 18-
| silver dial. There are luminous
But you have to give it thé old | dots at five-minute positions. And
college try, anyway. If you can't
stand the robe he's been wearing
for the last ten years, buy him a
new one and give your eyes a rest.
Pick @ practical foulard in
d@acron, one that's washable and an alligator strap.
In leather gifts, you can find
almost anything the man in your
life needs or wants, whether
practical er purely luxurious.
Nothing could be smarter than
an oversized rigid-framed cigaret
in pigskin with matching he For practicality, put a pair of
(This is where the shape re- buff suede leather gloves under
his tree or hand him a slim at-
Year around, he'll find use for tache case in suntan leather on
new turtle-neck cotton Christmas morning.
shirts. Try a ripper.
One with turtle neck that con- he'll welcome a 35mm camera
Sat = ~| Heinz, former security chief in the | If his hobby is snapping pictures,
WAR PROTECTION? PATRONIZE THE DEALER WHO PROVIDES YOUR FAVORITE BRANDS
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fine, soft foulard.
right) takes both color slides and black-and-white
as well as action shots, indoors or out. This is a
35mm. camera with built-in flash synchronizer. |
Presents Suggested
for Man Who Already Has Everything: Every woman knows that it's| verts easily to a club collar. Wash-
practically impossible to find a able, of course. - ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1954
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; ens of guards
He’s the most successful one-| their venom at i
man intellignce unit that the Mau intruder.
"Ths Worsont oxehas 16 ial Gets Prison Term |
for Dec. 2 Breakin snakes, Africans, in general, hate
a snake, but Masau hag always)
loved them. He never ventures |
1773 Lombard, Detroit, received
I from 2 to 15 years in Jackson |
state prison after pleading guilty
Dec. 13 to breaking and entering. | Masau show lens ms
wn “Thi a wie belo _“_— | McKee told Judge Frank L. Doty
aoa Ne is a very good ‘an | he had never been in trouble before |
Ea
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to show me one of his catches.
“Are you going to sell it?"
asked. .
Virginia, and asked for clemency saying, |
carat pick-up truck, east-! a ore ‘Gat ae tame tae “I want to prove to you and so-|
bound on 15 Mile road, collided | Friday.” ciety that I could be somebody.” with a car driven by David 0. a Chief Assistant Prosecutor
Burr, 26, of 323 Rochester Rd. Off he went through the coffee | George F. Taylor said he under- Gowen. Burr told Oakland Com fields to the spot where Njuguna stood that McKee had escaped
ty sheriff's deputies he was pass- yy al was working. “Who gave you the ' trom a Georgia prison.
ing a vehicle and did not see dirgaig cmt bs oe ere 1. 2 bey, |Mau Mau cath? oe The Detroiter had previously ad- Madonia’s truck until too late to , salle aoe lll a: Ee ee | nities. 3c Ms 3 ee EE inom many — ei eves mitted breaking into the Lewis
avoid « collision. FOR MEN ONLY — To make him happy on|case (lower) left is in smooth, rugged ae ee Gee a ae yes Inn at Farmington, Dec. 2, with an
Christmas morning, there's this brand new cotton | leather. Oversized rigid-frame cigarette case and the temples. were beaded with SccomPlice, and g a television
| knit shirt (upper left) that can be worn as turtle | lighter are both in pigskin. Gloves are buff eee dt ak ter i a ioe te un- | 3 liquor and smal! change.
Widow of Trucker neck or club collar. Zipper provides perfect fit. |leather. Robe (upper right) is washable dacron in|
; ised fear. ° Ideal all-around camera (lower —! of no Mau Mau,” he lll Wind Blows Away
said, ‘‘What is it? Me take an Chicago Man’s Cash
,oath? No — never.” |
CHICAGO (UP) — It was an/
shit "Maces ‘brouria owt the |ill wind that blew for Larry Klair- , Tmont over the weekend. |
While he grappled with another |
insistent! motorist after an auto accident, |
er and A pleleang?o poole |a pocket in his coat tore and a
trightened face . stiff breeze swept $500 in small
| that contains everything a pho- : bills down the street, When the tographer could want. To break the oath meant death money had been picked up and
takes color slides ~ — and even by admitting he'd tak- | returned by an assembled crowd,
wie y Back-end jen it, Njuguna knew he would Klairmont complained he got back | | break it. only $430. | And all of these either indoors; But not to tell would be worse
or out. It's the only American- | the marks of fangs in his cheek and .
| made camera offering interchange-| the gradual death of poison. Pontiac Jaycees Show
Nativity Scene Here able telephoto and wide-angle! As dozens before him had done.
|denses that couple to the range- he made his decision quickly. He |
finder. | adnittted taking the oath and, The Pontiac Junior Chamber of
There's a color-corrected f:3.5| more mportant than that, named’ Commerce has erected a life-size,
cintar lens, geared-controlled shut- the man who had given it. brs rae Cae in sige
ter with speeds up to 1-300 of a is =: aol t irst Bapt urch z
| second and a built-in flash synchro- ‘einen. ining ingenious land Ave. and N. Saginaw St., nizer. He can just plug the flash “snake degree” tantly adds according to John A, Benson, pres-
| gun right into the camera. Nicest to police files in many an out- ident de ti
| surprise of all is that this is not! tying station. And the vast, per. | Wé hope ‘oa et ee
high-priced. ploxing jigsaw penile of toting the visit of the Three en |
he M ill het Nl to
ict a fagr decgol dons em bl eens: ‘ine the oe ics of Gawonas™| lo ‘
Ex-German Official
Escapes Kidnapers the dirty little war goes on the United Nations Food and Agri- he explained.
Meanwhile, despite two squad- es re
rons of bombers, 5,000 hand-picked’ Goats are the most destructive
BERLIN (UP)—West Berlin po-! A few weeks ago, the skull of | culture Organization.
lice reported today that Wilhelm |
troops and 10,000 armed police, of all livestock kept by man, says
West German defense office, was |
kidnaped by the soviets but es- |
|caped after 24 hours detention.
| Heinz, a former Wehrmacht
colonel who built up the counter-
intelligence section in the embryo
defense ministry of Thedor Blank. |
told police he escaped from a!
closely guarded Soviet compound
in the East Berlin district of Karls-
horst. Train Group to Convert
Station to Rail Museum RAVENNA, O (UP) — Plans/ graph keys and a 100 - year - old’
are underwav to turn the long- | whale oil lamp. He also hopes to
. get an old railroad coach. abandoned Pennsylvania Railroad Beskisg the Peaneyicania, the
station here into a national mu- Erie and the Baltimore & Ohio
\s for “iren horse’’ enthusiasts. Railroads have agreed to rum- He told police he used a tine | U™ | . to lower himself from a cones | The Midwest Chapter of the Na-| mage through their warehouses to
in a compound hony and scaled [04 Railroad Historical Society fin! appropriate antiques to add)
a barbed wire fence encilosing | behind the project and has ar- | to the museum.
the compound. | ranged to buy the deserted station, The Chamber of Commerce /not used since 1905, from the Penn- tribute labor to clean Heinz said he was lured into sylvania for $1 and to lease the | eanpthedirng all “ East Bertin Thursday by Jakob jand for a corresponding nominal | ae ree Oe ya |
| Kolb, formerly of the Blank office fee a ae | in West Berlin and Heinz’ adjutant | . . (in Wortd War IT. Police said orders! Ctarke Lord, Akron, president | this areg will serve had been issued to arrest Kolb the chapter, has sold inter. | tendants. | i
and his wife. ested parties in the commanity | yrombers of the organization, few Heinz resigned his post late 7 the: idea and has obtained |) wiom are railroad men. have last year. In March 1954 he was, Premises from the railroad to pitched in already to renovate the arrested on charges of “financial ‘rnish some 2.000 bricks and oi scion and hope to have it ready irregularities” involving govern-| “lates to repair the walls and 7. public next year. Displays ment funds. root of the 79-year-old structure. of model trains also are planned
Lord already has obtained such to show the history of railroading
ems of railroad lore as old tele-' in the United States.
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Enters Innocent Plea
in Car Mishap Death | David F. Bratton, 19. of 3435
Savoy, Waterford Township. today
pleaded innocent to negligent hom
icide before Circuit Judge Frank
L. Doty and will be tried in the were.
current court term
| He is charged in the death of
George RK. Horsley, 52. 6f 100 Mar- |
|quéette St. Horsley died shortly |
after his auto collided with Brat-
ton's Nov. 8 on Elizabeth Lake
road a mile west of Pontiac
At the time of the accident
Bratton told police he swerved
into Horsley’s path while trying
to avoid a truck which turned in
front of him. He is held in Oak-
‘land County Jail under $300 bond
Pontiac Police Report
$302 Theft From Home
| Checks and cash, totalling |
$30w.15, were taken from the home |
'of Carmen L. Green at 363 Mt.
Qemens St. Sunday, according to
a report made to Pontiac Police.
Green, owner of Green Cleaners
|at 8 N. Sanford St.. said he left
about $170 in bilis and silverand
two checks worth about $132, in a ' . rl . |
ail Th the basement of ‘je WEEPS FOR HERO SON—Leon C. Gilliland of Yellville, Ark... home money Wipes tears from his eyes as he holds the Medal of Honor awarded |
was on eae The : to his 18-year-old son, Cpl. Charlies L. Gilliland, for heroism in Korea |
; which cost him his life. The father received the medal in a Pentagon
About 800.000 Arijericans die each |Ceremony this week. The son was killed defending his position despite | year from heart disease, | ® savage attack by Chinese Communists in April, 1961. j
ee
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vih,t 3 Funeral Directors. ¢ POR
turnay Poseral Rome FE amy,
Donelson-Johns
or nite. FE ¢'
Voorhees-Siple
: nterment in
Chapel. Mr. First will lie in state
et the Farmer-Snover Funeral
Home
_Sparks-Griffin_Puneral_ Home ORMSBY. DECEMBER 19. 1954
Neliie M. 645 N. Main 8t.. Milford,
Mich. age 70; beloved mother of
Bird Chapel, Milford, Mich. with
Rev. Robert Worgess officiating
Interment in Oakland Hills Mem-
erial Gardens. Mrs. Ormsby will
he in state at the Richardson-
Bird Puneral Home, Milford
WAGNER, DECEMBER 16. ‘
Prank E.. Pontiac, Mich. age 69:
beloved father of Mrs. Wendell O
Hill, Mrs. Clair
in state at the fin
__Punera! Hom _ ee
WAKEFIELD. 19, 1984,
Della, 486 First 6t.. age 70: be-
loved wife of Peter M. Wake-
8
1 with Rev. Edmond I!
Watkins officiating Interment in
Roseland Park. Mrs. Wakefield
will lie im state at the Voorhees-
Siple Funeral Home.
WINEGAR DECEMBER is. 1954.
Loretta Matilda. 16 Union Ct., -
67; beloved wife of Fred
: dear mother of Lesite
Prederick and William John
Winegar; dear sister of Charies
Port Huron,
Mich. Recitiation of the Rosary
will be this eveni at 6:30 PM
at the Melvin A utt Chapel
Mrs. Winegar will le tm state at
ad Melvin A. Schutt Punera!
ome
INDEX
TO
CLASSIFICATIONS
Punera! Directors
Cemetery Lots
EMPLOYMENT
Help we Fenets em
Wanted
el
Work W MONG) icceccccccss 16
Work Wanted Female ll
Building Bervice
Building
Business
Book kee & Taxes
Foot Specialist , Dressmaking & Te
Purniture Refintoning
Garden Plowing
Te oe
e Decsratiag
Notices & Personals
Rooms sees
Convalescent Homes
Hote!
Rent Stores .
Rent Office Spare
For Rent Miscellaneous
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
For Sale Houses a
Sale Business P-ope ty
ent or Lease Bus Prop.
For Sale or Exchange
FINANCIAL
Business Opportur.ities
Sale Land Contracts
Money to Loan Mortagage Loans
MERCHANDISB
o Swaps
For Saie Clothing
Sale Household Goods
Valentine O'fts
Christmas Gifts
For Saie Miscellaneous
Do tt Yourselt seeeeees
weber eneseees
westerns
Plants Trees. Shruces ..
Por Gale Pew
Does Trained Boarded
PARM MERCHANDISE
Feeo
Warmed viveetocs
Por Sele Poultry
Sale Farm Produce
Parm ECouipment
Auction Galee
sUTOMOTIVE
or Saie Movusetratiers
Rent Tratier Space
eeeeveee
reeeereseene
large’, wreaths
ing, corsages. ve bdiankets.
H vee Ol VEROREENS. rrr)
Marian FF _ 2-435: DUNSTAN's Rs
W_ Haron 8t. FE 2-6301
GARDEN GATE GREENHOUSE, day & nite. 140 East Bivd. §., FE
<4. j 7
__1_ NN, Saginaw as
SCHAFER 123 AUBURE FE 2-3173
|
nefal Homes Parmingion, Mich. FUNERAL HOME until Wednesday noon. ae grrien, pene os Motor
FARR. DECEMBER 19, 1934, MIL- ’
Seemed ae oy oe onument: 4A
Funeral service will : iia Tues. ee ~ day, Dec, ist at 1:30 P.M. at BUY DIRECT AND SAVE the Parmer-Gnover Punera! Home Pontiac Granite & Marble Com:
with Rev. Fred R. y offi- Robert J. & BS ? pong eon iy vd ol — 269 Oskiand Ave ae
‘te jp state at the rr memorials cose, tbe Snover Puneral Home. oes Su Perey”
PIRGT, DECEMBER 16. 1954,
Clarence D., Hallandale, Plorids, Cemetery Lots 5
she D.Piret "San lotet’ a a NN ; v PERRY MOUNT PARE CEME- Mrs. (Virginia 1.
myer. service will be heid . ho 41563.
~ Wednesday, Dec. 22nd at 27 P.M.
at the PFarmer-Gnover Puneral,
I White
BOX REPLIES
The Pontiac Press
FOR WANT ADS
DIAL FE 2-8181
fa i
In if aoe iH i
of Fe
wowerseere 3
sussseu
Help Wanted Male 6 20S
_ Stuart St. Bost n Mass __
HYDRAMATIC MECHANIC. MUst
@ experienced and com i.
b= and willing to do a oma
mechanical jobs Good pay and
workixe conditions hten and
Son Oldsmobile, 528 North Main.
__ Roe ster
Korean Vets—Non-Vets
__See_ our Ad under “‘Instructions.” MIDDLE-AGED MARRIED MAN
to work op farm. No children.
1712 Biva
John_R
—, _ HT I a ag Sal v oF . Be
house project anc men fine list-
ings. are plentiful. If you are not
. Come in over.
Call_ FE ¢'54 for appointment. SIVYOLE MAN ON FARM, MILK-
ing. experience necessary. 3966 N.
_Rochester Ra. JINOLE MAN WANTED OW FARM Must unde modern farming
SALESMAN HARDWARE 6333 up. Appliance s,erviceman .
Process engineer ass't $300 up.
» Sve Mm. ....... $300 up
Clerk. 18-25 type $216-up
Salesman. d
LOCAL
MANUFACTURER
WANTS MEN to manage and train salesmen
and
territory FE 46347, after 4 30
_for_ appointment een
SALESMEN
Unusual opportunity tm new real-
ty and bullding organization We
beve our own | . new homes,
and resale depots. Covering a
wide area. We want an ex
rienced alert personable salesman
who can close dear, not afraid
of long hours ana hard work.
Earning above average. Oppor-
tunity for de maniger to right
man. Call isa Tibbits.
SYLVAN REALITY CO
2339 Orchard Lake Rd. Pontiae
rE 2-614 _______—-PE 8-0780
SALESMEN: TREMENDOUS COM.
mission <¢-up. New money sav-
ine no-laund-r apron. Colossal tn-
Gustria’ ard store deal. Samples
furnished. DURAWEAR. 63 West
Jackson Us6B Chicago ‘4
Standards Engineer
establish standards machine
joads and production control
Experience in smal) of medium site plant desiranie
M. C. MFG. CO.
118 Indianwood Rd Lake Orton
TV SERVICEMAN FOR BENCH work. Apply at #19 Orchard Lake
Ave or phone FE 8-0401
WE HAVE OPENINGS IN 6EV-
era, small citie, nd towns in
Michigan wh-re we will establish
you in business with our capital,
& you are trustworthy and ener-
getic write us No investment
or @ rience needed te start,
Part time or full time. WINONA
_MONUMENT CO., Winona, Minn,
Help Wanted Female 7 nnn SPILL Te
lap
BOOKKEEPER, EXP. ... $238 UP
Typist $220 up
Comptometor, payroll ... $235. up
Cashier Typist $185 up
Sale jeweiry $140. up.
Housekeeper, live in
BOND EMPLOYMENT AGEN
53% Ww. F
FR ee CLERK-
STENOGRAPHER Permanent full time posi
‘Shorthand typing required Preat
expe
older App.
Pontiac General Hospital EXPERIENCED Ehgge' obs
‘or sition in law office
903 Pootiee State Bank “aad
GIRL FOR OFFICE WORK W
| a 540 6. Telegraph.ry ¢ . rae \ r iu ; " ‘ aN aa, =
Sk a, +) ae AW eff. ,
ry . “a Pons * - | T | Ee PONT C PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1054
; wid © Mtgs, 32/ SLICE OF HAM 4
" CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY IN 48 HOURS __
jim WRIGHT, Realtor :
5 Re MORTGAGES On Sie OP SUBLUR“AN ~~
‘% acre Mr? —— ——
B.D. CHAK Les
FAS atten!
$ Unlimited $
S355
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et
nb; picture frames, SED ay es
ene LASS oh Waren : room
A. JOHNSON, Realtor For Rent Rooms 37 large | dining | 0 large Sein 5 Pi Bile VeRoSe wes | FE 42533 eerie sas “ = ata | Bat casey Piette | : a = 2 LIGHT wo R
“Guaranteed, camera & 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. end :
a
kitchen 1 | Frigidaire 102 Whittemore. car plastered garaes Lu “pase: . 4 ee privileges. with ond “tureace i let et sme 30 | 85 Get TEE Pr sae ~WOOM FOR LADY: | Rie > a H halt Hs, s rt &
movie ... as . fee craT ab er camere guith't | fs thy “wird to yee W" Bares “IN DEPENDENCE | fahetete nt"best tte WAITRESS field. Wile Sept, tans. tor Sal’ Pakgyens 42886; 3 D LAND CONTRACTS, es Ror’ Commer, ou. ties et cameras 1 KODAK pony. E, 4 syeees Oe Dinte Ber. .
i a Mary-Go- Senet Gory, 20mm : Se tek Shagoiars ELEN FW FOUR
Instructions 9| Fie? Samet PE coe SapT uate: WASTE ee © wa
: OLE CRAP Bas Dongaiow wid septic, wel elec KOREAN VETS Fost Specialist 15A| fry: pis" Res asi hae Eo Tergton Retie Gp see : sien a WHI NON-VETS | O88, 4, Santa voor orm) E"izerase PEM | Hichest Prices Paid Bas —- BROS Sacriwiers” Hoc ey pre | Ste © SN PEN tices & Personals 25; © . KE FRONT | ; AKERS. DRAPTSMEN TOOL) Furniture Refinishing 16A ~~~ | On land contraclg Get our FREE Very 6 home GNERS, TOOL ENGINEERS | 5 UF’ ing ‘4 a AIDES estimate three fut! ment education required siavedlgate REPAIRING ANTIQUES a epg-| $2.2 IES ge SM NICHOLIE & HAROER CO * farms oo Sie | "Open 0-0; Sunder to 6. cur. Industrial Co-operative Sys: | claity. PE $0162 von and’ Western ‘Biee, dealer. 33_W. Huron 5-8183 CRE NT K APPROVED FOR KOREAN ____Laundry Service 18 | Mar snena 7 OP WOMAN NEEDING Benes See Se 93.098.
‘adviser cs Mrs. | $100 mo 6 per cent interest.
: GAYLORD ago a
WE H HAVE THE =F aver saon Fee
— .. joome ane Ghortene cok ohoek tout)
nanrroge bor, pass on VAY Es co i'n. Lawrence voU BUY Tre WE Ll INSURE Ir Be aoe SEE HAI we
ear. van MA iti aay. | _28i01 . 7 rill ee Mrs. Burnes. FE serie ® Mark.
° SLOce ATES 600 cee | 2 Sree oF tome. | OFTEN idl norhig Kg ej MAHAN -HUMPHRIES
SARPENTER WORK TRIM, AL “KENNETH, eb
i time only. OR 32716 . o-tenotee =. ‘OR 3-1562. . ag ane 8 * = any . 19 | oF RESPONSIBLE "FOR ANY | 10 ©. FE Fem time Dey of
river. Wm work oo form Guh ASHES AND ROBBION MAULED. | Muti ,Wrers ane reading this so Wanted Real Estate 32-A CEMENT FINISHER DESIRES |HAvLING SAND. GRAVEL OR | On a oe ae rae Bare | 5 _ any : tame. gence. | Doce = ; EAL ESTATE
CARvESeET RE ae Fe Si = : gece Agr Maggy pb gy Be * oouieaey : LIGHT HAULING ODD JOBS. . than m _— tracted other
40720. OR 3-2901, FE 17-0171. Rukeea © ‘Sfuboard 3i44%e caus vs
C(RPETRER WORK KEW AND owt ano HEAVY TRUCKING. | * ou kD —APFER 7" repair. 4421 REAL ESTATE
COMMAND. COMPLET® - | LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING, | Def, V8. 1984 1 will not be respon) SERVICE AT ¥ WR eee a mreee. BL cag
TRIPP -| South Bloomfield
$20,200 for thie, strihing. ape
C.
ter Kitchens @ specialty. FE any-
sala Ramet tm and reed work. References. FF 5-0162. Loca] apd Leng Distance Moving. for, sod waves Dorethy’s. FE We have with
EXPERIENCED CARPENTER. - Laree ven to serve you Smith SYLVAN LTY CO c :
Cabinet maker. References a et in ARE You OVERWEIONT? Pry ace ake es
nished. PE $1634. TIRED? CONSTIPA — ‘ Se TionT HAULING, arr LAND S'olgh and Fgh’ trucking. io oe ee ee, ee 6LISTINGS WANTED level, ranch ham earround ia ce » SSs08. - ;
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Way URGENTLY Wa wc Trucks to Rent] #-sy semen, proerems | ne, nord specs: pu ioe g eee othe. ate = = TRUCKS TRACTORS ee Ba Wi | Nerives oo your call Als have Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor NIOHT WATCHMAN £3 Sas Cskuns T oe uron | Mvestors whe wil pey for gheed, desires 'work ip or about |‘ Tor Pickup’ | 1% Too Stake | Sram who wir: | [out,,cuwer co Well Vocaten at Seat Pe ete
FOS EIS WORE, WANTED:| a — = Ee zgee ae a pm pe | PAUL D. HAMMOND Bre come oth ndustrial Tractor Co. a Bas Bo I pe Pisad roe OR Sees Seas Oven Daily inciuding Sundays | Wed. Child, to Board 26) == *"" = SALESMAN, OVER wi LISTINGS
ee ae | care ese [ete em steate| A OWN Johnson ___ Work Wd. emale Daee Blalee Guice ervice FE Wid. Household 27 ROME, Micnican ‘lee a von m. af * Columbia, Langieliow & Fairmont, | INCINERATORS CLEANED ASHES | ONE OP PONTIACS LARGEST a ee FE 40786 or rubbish hauled. Clean up. PE | furniture buyers. Cash waiting. ty YOO (WANT TO ELE ; 4-6268 nOnTS Ge J 60RD [ADYDRINES_OeR: | £35 rorepy Fawaoorrn| " CEOL SCALES | noous Pe ee ereen| ek ae RTE | SSeS: Eee the, pour Cal VE coset arer | Painting & Decorating 20 Vr you On ewe REALTOR = oe Sonal TTR 19 +] fall pra” ony Tahoe “even atet | sroun vlovellon. ‘Piastered "walle, iNDUSTRIOUS AND CAPABLE |*! DECORATING PainTING | WANTED TO BUY, ALT. Tt 06% N. Saginaw OOM te Ocal ite “Buses, : marble sills tie’ ] se A Bg and wall papering. Call for esti- fern FEDE PRIVATE Party WANTS RE- <P ; = LAKE FRONT colors. rut base- wee po mate, PE +0255 URN R -EUDE. pairable | dg Mh gy ew ibis ol hee Lovely 3 bedroom home with 1 ene Surance ent woter | =p PATO, TOTaaOOTS | Batra pews scien a] Gee, sae cove fer te one | eT reat Tae ma ee, tm ron porch. oJ DRAYTON PLAINS Bee Tree Rue iad 4-6818. : ° or eel) %& for . B. B. Com- WEED sMALL WOUSE In On D i space. . = terabyte. TE Sh | OUARANTERD FAINTING § DBE | ger sete ra Om bee | “per DaghnesTonrae M. Rwooe | abe |e ee eee pre ahets ‘cal Mre-| @ room vetek Sircr 1 tor Toning Done IN MY HOME. sure. Winter prices ve some. ANTE R URE +2583 ; aw 2-5 HOTEL PONTIAC . FE > agg hg mt Ft 7 naa ; INTER tf you heve anything Des 4 W's the bet m town. ta ARK a heater. This ’ men ot ate ANTS RE Won 10, Por cont disc. for cach. | sale ‘and want prompt cour proverty” for suburban ot WEEKLY RATES ¢ yoom * —> es, out. f 15 schon, typing. and“ boskkeeping. fag "ee Free oat ony pricy tg gua, cal bone tor, $10 and $12 room. 3 cor ‘parege, 2h ane WiMBOGRAPHING TYPING a8 | nee wane oa Saat ore | & S SALES CO. re reed. Coll T—GLeAW— | Prise cnly F280 witht ae ~ Tal a OnE AP SORTED GORGE | .peue seed MOROR ROT ee ona | HAYDEN “I mrogome pom ewaranceet | Painting, Wall Washing: _ DORRIS & SON Rew “uroe tee Fi Orrice open oe | | retin Reasonable a a oat how COP MEE cist —HoTt LAUBURIN | A. JOHNSON, Realtor | Reactor "open murs. | WOMZN WOULD LIKE BABY itm WANTED PEDMTAL ¥¥ P| = HOTEL A N : steal BSALTOS Lai 3 ‘| iting. PE 3060 "PAINTING — NGTRG | Wiabies PE S-oel4 LISTINGS WA ANTED © ; Room v- Dey or Week FE 4-2533 a. RESSL@TsOn WOMAN DESIRES DAY WORK. TUPPER R } 1081 WanTEeD an (Aw que BED- -| Aled 1 to 8 Apartments | 1704 S. Telegraph Rd Promise femily to spend the Tuesdiy and Wednesday trovings room suite ag _sqeter. Cooking snd retrigeraiion unt, = & . New Year me of your org cleaning References —ganerina AND PAPERING canons type “heviv’ EOy Y KNAUF, “Realtor 5 “HOTEL ROOSEVELT. EL x — oun Take 9 look at jovely + 5 aa ee 7 ree ee 26% W Huron 27421 - ; . Built 1948, has every- "Siig whan Se" atiner “Fe “paiming On pnt er On peut. | _ Wid, Miscellaneous 28 CRE TARE OFFICE |. Tt | ESSA Se en ea ea same, carpeted | Sethet'e Sites hast ooo A WALL WA A AINTING. | ~~~" "~~ ~~ R = | = ee ASHIN JeEr DDINO SUBTRACTING (On OugEN LAKE) ome. service liv and dining pom. full wi ve ene Oe 8 See ee re Sm nine Call Bi ¢ 186s. . Cottages. homes gg one nd eatsies auto WEEKLY RATES teeing Saiz 4200060," down. ah a ay oe this WASHINGS |AND TRONINOS 1 AND ___ Phystotherapy 21A WANTED ‘To scy: cone GO0D Gince teas 5 Ling IT ing. ares Sonate protoeres. $12 aed u see it today. 2 bedroom modern omer win e enver. . - truck i. . Sutton. - ~ ~-
YOUNG MARRIED GIRL_WAWTS | 097 & special foun techaloue. 7 sae edto Rent 29 ea a Ag Eee ae sone roa Ye “erent PO Remes Pstse ROOMS rte EY - | West Sabpertin I, Bad ot be. 080 beak 2 ‘< hs 0 ward 5-Tl44 Rings here h .
tant. Phin “typing and ‘some a SCOR EVENING Stee seen ~~ | WEL BOY OR List 100K tage | RITZ MOTEL FE 8-0404 rr} fae) tee eet ae —_ San experience, FE srechente Home calls only. gee 4 agaoe — F McKINNEY. AP ane Pasay a a ee f mes-ow wg in Joseph . Reisz eter . PE 202% ask < : SAG 7 rated and ready for - Building Service 12 Television Service 22 ot soe Fn ‘Pomiae EM SM) or URNISHED OMS. -R? SAGAMORE MOTEL. fer out appoimiment” call “Mr. re see TBE ie evs BRICK. BLOCK AND" CEMENT} Day wionT Tv eervics [COUPLE WITH 7 MOS. ONiv. 14708 4 j v8, LAKEFRONT room, the TV Sarasin, ins or @ [sadn .
— Also cbimners. Re. No job too VE +120 FE tase old baby desire 5 room HAVE CLIENT WITH CASH FOR ‘ sok off cis Lk. Rd. | per teterance ee] 1 Woodward Cat, Pe +2802. eee
Sa oa “BERNIE 6S RADIO-TV SERVICE unf. house. Close S| Foca tam aoe :. cc 3 ew -es -* rm |. 31000. ngs, OR 36741 | Rent Stores 40: Aa metir RAre Pisa hrepinces_ FE Di OB aeat Bee ee Fa STS | Reasonable rent. Will} Siew Poses i | UB TTARS, ALL MODERN | wevw-nisenween-e-- GATEWAYS to) \ CEMENT is OmR eCH GUARANTEED TV ®EPAIR aANY| give excellent care. Ref- Cot: & Terlor Realtor. PE Grou ished June 1, 968 monthly | ae {TORE BLDO me H APPINESS PRIVATE PINE LAKE- ES Saar SONY | Be Lona Ay APPL poe | _erences. FE 8-1215. eg db ete eg eg . st. {BEDROOM WOUsE, PARTLY | Seay , mers | caeae ron as pease FORE acne — a on Se eee HOME SERVICE CALLS rs. so EWWLY DECORATED 5 BOGUS | Swab “srenitcn tntchel sr | “nb Coed toe HOME a INCOME Ae A ee CARPENTRY BLOCK AND CE ’S TV FREE skAViCe TO aLL LAND O _and beth PE §-2666. te Weekly unfurnished $55 E.| WN. of , owed OR 3 Sivet *| to ACRES and lake privileges for your sum- ment work ete PE §-0782. MITCHELL'S | oss | lords tenants furnished. recess” ene “tae TaIVATE es. Fallea Lake Cour or MA +3234 For Sale Houses 43 isl of f'vesma i Geicemm kame,| ‘weleesia aug & tess en's “ gaol Pee caer. = = re roe (HAS DONE FT AQAIN) sted 111M, Telegraga, = a? oe | Jit ¢ rooms sad lavatory down, | nice auiet street. $2.000 down wancing. +007. “Typewriter Service 2A = AOER. WIFE 3| ‘That's right forks We have sold | tRAnER AP WOME ON ROUND | go59 ™. 3 BEDROOM MOD. | ee te etek a une "| WORTH SIDE, cITY - v. FLOOR nANpING oF Toons 4 | ~A2E “Rina eek ftgseare Asean | Sia" ae SSegcrn tt Qe gacieet | semin,, temesregeemuie Sige | Yat vlad nal cn Ss| ign yh benemene souer Sect | $N"oscotose uae We TR | ONT SNOT Tam stat CARPENTER WORK. ALTERA| wiweton home Rem of buy, PE $8123 ail types of property wo sell, Por | saretaker, Mra. Brooks | edo 24616. Lokeshore Ins. Agency. NEw HOUSE: 0 ROOMS IW CHTY.| Scroces. 3 car gerege, 16 acres! large living room” ening all. ell tions, modernization, alse custom navies sro oore WORKING MOTHER WITH < quick and courteous action eal) | —————— | Por sale or rent FE A Keath 720 | good sot} for owner plus two 4 carpeted full bath very modern
BUENT WORK, WRSIBERTIAL | bs, "Br Lint “tpetent "sim "porntiity | “Often Open wa Rent Apts Unturnished 34) Rent Houses Unturn. 26 so" sors vexi—agsirR | Hark Sos, Manso Masi" atl ong a ; si be pts | per month fered at are — tee lot. Only Raymond Commone, PB esse,” Co., 19 a ms aoe sit ater 0” | A. JOHNSON, Realtor |; ROOM See 1 BEDROOM COTTAGE. 980 PER ce | SRB. tee down SEE IT tree FLOOR LAYING. SANDING aw —* . Grimiog We Year emperieme | anna UPholstering 23) 'Sharé Living Quarters 30 FE 4-2533 tnd Sa wglar puraiched. (Aeuhe |S SubRODM MOOSE LAKE PRIV. | “ASSN Spry MeTe COO) rir ANY | MAE FRos@IND RLZABETR | Modern equipment Jghe Taylor. DRAPES, SLIP COVERS MATERI- wipowER {WOULD “LIKE | TO, 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. = tm (Paetent. a fleger, Near s schools on oe For Sale ‘Tiewses a FHI8 ENOLIBM TYPE BRICK on nme” room, “ares” Se ‘ee | FLOOR vino FI are @ } UNFURNISHED APART- DRooMs AUTO. HEAT ~ | je. = uring * ic- eee ak “uae Oe ne THOMAS URROUaTERING middie - aged couple. Call FE ; meat with uitities, Adulte only. ome = oc ONLY $1,900 DOWN OM 2 Pasty Het eee eee ere one eiuene | Mire windows and ‘sutematic oil |
GENERAL —FURDING REPAIR | SLIPCOVERS DRAPES 8 BED. | Wonxino WOMAN on-gint_to | MAHAN HAS BUYERS | agin" o" ngous—aNp—SAtK | ROOM WORE 7 BEDROOM | home Thelma M. Hivood ood, werkmacahip of te Meanie | " NERAL DING Fastest . You: material FE $6797. | to share my home, EM 34756.) b bool aid cork ll entes | feasonabie. i Pe , Uae ites eS ggg ar north Et ners oR AND mATW PORNIBHED. paar qucuaee to Gee exerting Ff win living reser ash “siee ate: sterin- and tile work, FE EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- force ‘tg exe 1 We need T. Rd § Blocks enst of John R. bee) cash : i living room with natura! stone area fully modern kitchen, __ +3000 a ™- - — Rd. EM| Wtd. Transportation 31 jour, toting sar win cortetaly ioveaves ana ges Baby welcome. gaat Emmons St. Brookiyn Sub | Augusta ye aa Bi hepa ad oly fl Docoment, one post ang water GUARANTEED ROO : Hi A rrr fo : 9-408. _ ____ | BU gown, Pood ater garage ¥ ve. Est oe Aid sain he ex & E 7 |COCPLE wawre ioe pr | Siac’ citas, pci, Mel nooMe Ane Sar | ROOMS AN AN UTILITY | est nahh tee ed heir | ER Lace aero. Bai Genyia eaten, Segoe oe Joa Wiewiina re anna eet & Fond 224)" seem es CMa eee tee | om ot eagle Tes Coeur BATH | _Fatmington™ rizoder 12%” | 7" peDRoow RACH, WHPE| TAGE heat tim eects | Mepis, comer hambe aad Be sand.og fini<niny 188 Esieoe : i ship we courthouse to Pontiee.| financing and closing Call ws te D7’ wanes, seul: Aecoret | SEA L @ ROOM BRICK TER-| home and 2 acres land. MA jn 4 A wim Se cor ge-| prniee screens a PE 32-4405 ret FPEMAi& HOUND. FE _OR 34829 day to fist your property. | oe RE - | rece ate wetoome $85 vg | _ 5-2498 VG pi na pice haag sets = F ted ODERNIEETON AND CARPEN- : = = x LEAVING STATE, MOST SELL,| ce .. cornice . 5 CLARK REAL ESTATE try Basem recreation rooms FOUND: CHILDS GLASSES ON PONTI-C PRESS £EM- To Buy-To Sei-To Trade beet. stove gle morale i ai ~ aX R6ou baie BoP x m age bul 9 guto off pbeat.| etian blinds at $19.075. 94.975 rE
aldara et Pail 2 git 7 ila eT 2 er ae INSULATION CARPENTER WORK | LOST. BRITTANY SPANIEL. FE: RD INTO PONTIAC BY § PRIVATE EWTRANCE | _Muron. FE 5-6181. ore with carpeting Lake orivs | —
eaans eee nee Oe Welch and ‘N. Bootie ‘Trail, Re — MAHAN a ly incteding atilities, FE? BEDROOW MODERN HOUSE. tf. = you's UY. Tewe LL INSURE IT ANOTHER DANDY $0053 ater S30 MaArket 42972. WID. DALY RibE TO aw et ee -siHWiNs ter Weet olde PE 29008. "6300 MONTHLY THCOME — #1 Bes WATERFRONT HOME PLASTERING. NEW AND ABPAIR (Lost. SINCE DEC is RED | from Keego Harbor to State Hos- 3 ROOMS, PRIVA fT BEDROOM HOUSE NO MORE | yal. ee eee MACEDAY LAKE-@ reome with Pa 2-2936_event = Cocker, male. Vicinity Wolverine ag: BE eB, Mentber Cop oat Ret Boch ine, | <-Seirence, FE Spee 2 andres, it Portmes.| Gr ent00 oF 600 cash. aréq well landscaped and fenced pact 7 omg guaranteed. — ne WANTED DAILY RIDE FROM E2 pew entrance, wtilities furn. 1 f ETA- For Colored People REALTY Boos REAL’ Large poopie yh oF. 2 J, Webste & Son. OR 3-9602.| [OST MANS WALTET IN VICIN- White Lake Town Hall into Pon- Open Eves ‘th 6. Gun. 10-4 24731 more. FE 5-860. 6 rooms & beth ap | Co-operative Rea gets Lectanes fireplace, dining room, ih. 0 aNYDoE | ity of Cass and Lawrence or Sem.| tae by 9:00 om. Call EM 35640 10s Ww. OH «ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE | HUDERN { MILE WORTH OF | stairs, heat. We! scaped > FE 2-0263 bright Ne tp ~ Peone FE tnole, Reward. Valuable papers. _sher ¢-05 par’ NEXT E entrance, Mo ren 34093, | Ponti « week HA sen. aura _ FE Gocn Bree "We 0: Gun. 104 Needs aeane: a walls « : 7 7] Ww ROOM oi PFiRED A oD ; A ATH. he ren We SPECIALIST CEMENT ae SE ow rae Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 3? asses 8 secpare Rovian | Beet side. Adu, Avaliable Dee. os ee wext (DOOR TO BRANCH guint, et piste peter ws. - estim: ates EM . | AAA AA RRA AR Are ore & » Dial -_ eh “ , DRILLING so run| im vigtme of “Wnty tafe. casn SEASONED = ; +0031 or FE a; \: ee
se, eel Rans ART REE BF cn | tN get LOCALS, | oe rar LOVELAND <8 DOWN _| PAULA. KERN, Realtor . : you ° Fi ;
__-Businaes Services 13] Hobbies &t Seppties 244, BG" aS RPE 6Shi| Balke, Chalet "torre LEASE WITH | pat cay tate Be Rompe micas | GSE Sod semen” went vor: |" Rent Bette ome Buh BACKNSTOSE 15 £ LAWRENCE. CASH erty wk 6 firm ouneen OPTION TO BUY =| Se. BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS |" ‘tor on see Serabeie. $3.. paint | , — os == Birmingham, west side & I Gate P oi DOWN Walls windows Reasonadle.| oy su: br sete $1 @-up itromes | your Someue uamen ka mmediate Possession $950 Free we ho. obligation FE 2-163) ore ivineg replace “*g' Large 4 room home com: SOLID MODERN 4% room bun- SAVE TIME! Solve ev- ELECTRIc MOTOR SRAVICE Aw = ¥en Baten poner. FS 21st tiled paths, “t bedava am- remodeled tn ad ow. ever, galow at Whipple Lake. 3 d b} the tewnding 1° € Phe | SELL THE SURPLUS Dr you wan. s tam desi oe your : Rs space, cttgired | gn sere ‘and sake privueges. Thig| fath not waier neater, ol! bear | eryday problems
SEEK A| how Caste’ Aa) AEE = BROS palepl cine EN Fea Seadattaac” OO) Pe 'siat ‘lor an at your or . = or & Son. FE - OR! Land, livestock, machin- ry AR Bate | ° FLOYD KENT, Realtor | JIM WRIGHT, Reshor - Real writer
; |W, Lawrence PE £4104 open eves | 348 Oakland Ave soa | R. J. VALUET, Realtor ati
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—_— _43) | For Sale Houses — For Sale Houses 43 CARNIVAL _ by Dick Turner; For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lots 46| Business Opportunities 51
EST SIDE ° __ | MEW 2 BEDROOM RANCH HOME. | BMT ~ aged
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SYLVAN LAKE BR RICK r earege. ‘bedrooms on fsorine bret sm ae «| 3 bedroom Cape Cod style . to large fim | fixtures, off heat, electric hot
aul room Up. Uullty room Auto. water .ester, large kitchen and full basesent with i». a Ee imme Rnelty pine dining area. Substan- storms screens. 4, 4 down. tial . $10,500 Shown wooded PA REAL ESTATE atta TY sas cer erage rated lat cate 20 0 by os only. Phone OR
with $2800 Gown of trode for im | C]_"No Down Payment |
about noose. RD. RILEY, BROKER| fuimaothly ‘feymenje’ "hee (/ ’ wap. | The
6 et ieee ee eer ZR | Sedera 3 ant * bedrocd Homes — ont wo ee ; Sak 7. tow Phone FE +1181 Cc PANOU: iis M18 Off Joslyn. 4 rooms and bath. Un-| @ good lot would cost. We, Onkiand
j ; and 205% garage a oe Po_Ortonvilie 132 Reverse Charges | A 3 4 soma mage Mig Electric | have 17 acres on A-l paved high- established ‘business and the part
= ta so! total price Should SMALL « ROOM HOUSE SMALL | 600 DOWN. 3 ROOM HOUSE 1 ROSE McLARTY ja i ee San | Dest bectate le investigate’ No.
down payment. FE 5-24 acre. Ororvilie Hurry on this IT 18 WITH PARDONABLE FE 2-2162 or FE $3978 3. acre pare
TWO FAMILY - 90.930 oo $400. down. 2 lote stool. elect cain, bangeee Voee wr kone be simost wothing “
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st. MIKE'S DISTRICT DRAYTON PLAINS AREA, 3-BED-| pump. Waterford * “ Seve tee: eereeeall uote GOOD BUYS Tie’ oe Fishermen Know???
. Compare, tis one we” Deller room snell home, exterior and) MOB, Mew 4, room 1% acres room and moderna kitchen R ver Fr hunters fishermen & Sag-
meome 5 pet invest-, rou ium bi complete. Phone fore with ample table space. 3 3 bes ll Real Estate inaw Bay enthusiasts know the
Sere aes een] aes an set rm smom Neve crow fo tthe nero sa rama ete re eg Geer | sua Maple RAs Wale Lane | tavern mentite tum, Pe 7 way to attic for storage. :
Fealin ne for, $58 per eS SS _ _ GEO. SEARBLE. Realtor’ sv, Sues seen ment and hot air furnece Pull Ms ome. plectstr than everace oTess ond
roishe. own beat light > | 6261 Andersonville Rd Waterford cluding 8 gas furnece. Lge « "veoss: ‘end’ bath Soteding terse ~ 6) ACRES enceliont lease vith Ieee Sn.
eencee mm NATL LER | rican-tivtenion tounance | se sergry arse Line, Pym ad are meters | Uageted a, te SRG RMT | Pesan ior “mntormetion on Bes | room heme on Watkins ne parcel. All ot 60.98¢ but re- wun ae) : 5 y 1. ver * Price. aaa 3412. :
1m RANCH HOME \ (,00d Fxisting Home Js | $700 down 4589 Forest ave Open Quires substantia! down pay- 13
prand HRRE BEDROOMS g S Bat and Bun Foya! Oak Lincoln eet Sense: Been lei ere In the Walters Lake ares between TATE- WIDE
rand new and ready to eecupy 4 | acting Christmas Gift 69 0° UT tle Giroux & Hicks “ors, sne Serteton, Sunabie for
‘ ft. with Tound by of Completely finished - AN work "LAR wut 1 | land .
tomprabie quality ifelect oak done Reaay te occupy “A THOME OF YOUR it acemed’ onl paved oad of 208 Dine Hey Drayton Plains) i hGHER ATE a roy rig a ee
floors, spacious and lovely living No loose * bho problems. No - ; edge of Village 2. bed- | Mich ns Jon: A Landmesser Broser
room, a very fine Kitchen full worries @bout storm deors or . OWN - rooms, pleasant living room, - = For Sale Farms 4 FE ¢1583 FE
maneman oll heat recreation windows No finish difficulties . kitehen with dining space FOUR FAMILY i or Sale Farms 48
Oi, heat electric water Near Eastern Jr. aimost new
room an ettached garage Just use * dus' mop sad move ‘
wis welt" — = We = existing homes tn excel West Side heater Te lot A buy at a tion. Three units
e 8 - Near Gen} Hospital Immediate $8,200 Payments only $47 . : |
S PE Pag tnt conneein en Wee with —_ possession a Seareeee full base- abd mente includes loses, — oe a empleton Partri ge
‘The totaj price of 5 ne home, Contracts of Conventional Mort | "ent. gas hes: ; ae ean Ss pe eo Kee esting to eocgiiont tenants ,
40 on f en ages. mo. w . .
Reeds some finishing Localed on Let Us explain how we can assist Income—New + ew ty RANCH HOME. shout 12 per cent on ‘price of kes S FARM = =
nD. , thie bustaces for you Income—Wew ore: GMTAC 3 Spacious living room with ment, —— nl excellent level land Will AN AUTOMATIC |
weve | STONE | Beckie: iii coe PAUL D. HAMMOND | Slatgentls Fast Retat| reentry es ¢ SOX ~ &: raligenti design and construction Activities room adjoining 2 WwW. Huron REAL K. L. Tem leton Realtor of ev : yication is
DORRIS & SOX STONE REALTY sit, orm. soatins. Marae let car attached garage Large = 3 re aries Eve, YE bathe P i "estates, minimum
REALTORS COOP nee Pe LTY CO wooded site with view of | Orchard Lake Rd. FE 44063) Drotnead, Real esate,
2 WH +1 0333 = © 8 ‘ Clos , _Eve Sun. .
2 ___-- oot pm Dally gue i ws “Vivan Village i, west suburban Desiraye | PON FARMS AnD ACREAGE | [2/_ ol) ccce tr jest S10,
———— Exceilent family home on 175x300 terme saa Gcante, OS Call_Rutledg OR _3-1111.
ft lot. Ome bedroom down i FARM FOR ne Mag PUR- TOP LIQU 'OR BAR
acres
| ft and 4 2 up Pireplace Wes ors RAY O'NEIL, Realtor ” ; ; se poses. From
CHARLES | | a eae alae aaa ht -- “You'd think they'd be tickled to death to get rid of us BEST BUYS | bette 2 ouMe’wittiuron | $I" "eseeient Toupmeg Mow
letes Open 66 Phone FE 37103 or FE 44178 a _ wee
i! a ACRES 5 ROOM HOUSE ON spprox
Doe ony manz,t00 tare. bor Colored coder ea eaten === TODAY MSIE REM ORE Setar aie ml | ying rent at $50 oer geo tablished 1916 3} bedroom ranch home practi ! ter ent tar Pro 48: with plenty of parking. Don't pass
for 16 years at 5 per cally new Dream kitchen. oi! VYULE BE MERRY ___ For Sale Houses 43 Fe Sale Houses 43 pears ae : ~ R = a ‘op. 46a up this rare offering, Call now.
terest. you will have pei "eT se SPACE TO PLAY Yes with this heal, landscape- lor ang garage ZS MSI CLO PEESDAY
-much more than to pay large .ot your children will Reasonably priced et $10,950 Will in this center hell pian : : . 80 ACRE FARM FOR RENT BOWLING AL LEY
fm full for this nice 2 bedroom | have plenty of space to play = G 1 of other terms available Colonia! near Washington j FOR SALE | When the world comes to Consisting of 2 houses large -i.Nis AL ’
home Living room 14x24 big West suburban ares. Ranch See tt now é : Jr High Carpeteq livin | 4 ACRES the end this home will still basement ba.o 120 f hog or BAR
porch for summer liv- home new in ‘52 Full base | ; end dining. rooms. mode VOORHEIS ROAD ; ‘ rc be standing, It is such a chicken house. all fenced. Crooks |
. basement 2% car garage meat, finished rec. rm. oii | WE BUY AND SELL kitchen, 10x20 glassed rear i mrica 3 uedrescia lst vom Levely & room modern home well built home a little Rd near Avorn Rd. Large house i) a — 4 years — Busy
lots. Only heat breeseway to attached > LAN porch 23 master size hed- j es with basement and oil furnace thing like the world endin | pee ¢ bedrooms Papas liv tavern hes
ie : D CONTRACTS j rooms Large closets, ree- kitchen, dinette, Venetian blinds, Large 2 car roofed | co 4% burt tt Three - { ?. hae
: goose + Looks car garage. $13,500 terms. Nlicoatlaaltcaa ti Uensa tl cae garage Cyclove fence full base. | ig =? ber: | Toms with & possible takrin room, oun ro m ond steam cel lunch counte Fi
oo home emart- patio. fruit ; Sma se rooms. Good | com with .
get en the phone sov. a AREA Seg this close NIC O | | Nise anodes ‘in and ear base pl ot] eh ike |x ms Adjacent Lod qua see for irri | itl ed — [== sun place for horses Will reat. part now height of season.
modera Sbedrm home, << | | ; arege. if waastl the wit $2,100 down. | — : tered | walls and oak floors pa ‘2:
MMirooms_ En beth, Got oles? |_ taped sot “U Mock in bus Tine gt Teer ai a “nosvavelt Hotel CARROLL G. PORRITT| eiht,sPacious Uris, room, | Ingham. Fm 30008, WARD i FARTRIDGCE
Move tm and STOP Pay. |° for 98.060 terms cai) AND oem me co. | he own re 2-8532 i“ West Haren PE 311% ts “way down st | Sel Business Property ” ark ioe er ae
cia : CONN ALESCENT ' Eve FE 3-619 $7,000. beled
uw y Maron Pe “, te re , -ESCE} | Gis—$100 Moves You In! | ~~
RESIDENTIAL ROCHESTER ¢ MOVE RIGHT IN to thls Sbedrm HOME INO ELSE TO PAY! | | 670 DOWN | ee ren -
Nest, attractive home on 6 Pontiac. 18. ft Mving rm. fully : Same location for 18 years | Twe Pag ett poled | Is all tt takes to buy this | ATTENTION Sale Land Contracts 82
good street. $12,800. Terms lated. full basement, breeze- | | Ucensed for 10 ents — t Cit rl +4 room home on the north MEDICAL MEN!
; way to attached dear garage and room for more Shows | ull basement. gas or oil neat east side Two bedrooms Pie ph oie ee
SALESMEN's PHONES after bust- Large lot 126x165 ft Ga la) pena ir - ress of =| oe “asgel apen, daly’ rorya | | living room and kitchen. —— — Lawes Ra giccresgeooy
e | ng accommo- Com . 1 with ces. Opposite solidly resi- Land contract on sew
he PE 46062, PE 2-1704, tee a” at $12,900 ™ | dations for owner and em- On East _Bivd bet ween Aa eo | Semar oe ee higher dentir, section Voorheis Road 4room house with base-
. A CHRISTM AS ' ployes Tdeai for couple |; end Mt Clemens S AM $1950 DN priced than this at $5,635 frontage 28) ft just west of ment. Bal en
B. D. CHARLES, Realt MACEDAY LAKE FRONT — : See or two purses Present own- Anchor Real Fstate 2 FAM., $1.9: og Quick possession if you act ae ay Road Valuable COM- $5150 20 per cent discount.
ro OS é ~~), FNC cll heat and garage | wre? oy | F i oc at near downtown Pontiac asty .
ealtor and beth PRESENT! er retiring Includes inven Model Phone FE 30506 _ Located downtown P tasty ME L Property, 2 commer Cost to you 94120. ~
° “3 e on this Ae iful | : , - . op condition inside and “vut
E 4-0521 oo S taetee uty One that wilh - any per a Income of $100 th - could aa ‘ dence, “3 bathe 3. garages Let
1717 8. Seloppesn Open Evenings poe d gee | Lary <p aan Geer = feqardiece of age Why BUNGALOW_-~ eal teneee Act Seu) meaty “91068 LAKE ORION us show you thi. rem le buy! RAY O'N iEIE, Realtor
Seeptrent Rect eSinie Beckangs | van'hi'asaocs ee eee ee | brea Williams Lake 2 em yoo tnt zt Se SS OP te — y house that will SPECIAI Just get out and breathe. Phore FE 37103 or 5-1282
; . | give an income of $31000 - Se ene ee : oy ar f HUMP RIES
mediate Possession | FLOYD KENT, Realtor | per month Suv “this now | ee this beauty—only 96.200 Road INDIAN VIL tha at ee kee (ee H Co-eperativg Real Betete_ Ese t
3 bedroom with large itv ana | “4 W Lawrence rE $6108 | EVERY MONTH. presses sinaeea” os. Pull ease: Re eee eae fonts. Bea verisoks ile bome ~~ REAI _TOR FE 2-0474 20 | Per Cen c | the lake You can =
dming rooms. Pull basem ole- aaa oil oak ey Ma rooms al! on main floors Beau- | M4 ra \
= storms and screens 1 Neat ie Samana Power | NEW HOUSE ca paved a its . apecer ‘ $395 Down | ay — Panty i vaeren! ae . ter Age se oo | Co-eneresten’ Weal Estate p dibepo .
te school and 5 blocks to | ln OF. tng neal and clean that you -# s tin rm.. and 2 car garage Dec-| tage. Three rooms and bath. | iscount
downtown. Only $7,300. oe Would you like «@ brand will want to buy it on sight 3} bedroom ranch. style home on | orated in the modern manner | a basement with of] heat j as as -
A 6G ELLIOTT & SONS” new 2 bedroom custom full basement, with large lot! Includes carpeting Well located and the price i. only $4,250 HOT SPOT - New Homes Local builder Wort-
H Ga d North weste: + Midd: home? Listen to this ( ' 155186 | Thi home is com- in Indian Village —convenient to with $950 4 manship and mate Bg
| uron rdens rm oe lebeit sank : JOEIN rie : 6 On the Dixie just out of
+ hecrome a cae JOrdon 46121 — MAytair. 62503 aste od walls cove ceil : e on the oe ne peear everything | Ponting. A getea Ubtie érixe: teed — me pelane e . abe."Cost
. ome a OF a ntcac es picture window oak or you ° ish e inside - to yuu — rope er
| kitchen and bath utility room. \s | floors automatic of! fur KINZLER Studdings are up for “partitions WARD FEF. PARTRIDGE 7 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | ai conse hed J emp priced when sold
: oor ie * and large lot. 62.100. Bate = and ae ether at- and chimney and well are in N AR st. 7 N se new ot _— rE beies | = creer sere. S pollen oA 6-004]. Ask for Ted McCul-
le ractive eatures ermes R} Al TOR RE Al TOR FE 2-R316 | onl = .
I } | too! N Z at P x y JID ‘ v part time To include , N, |
: | + 6 ow Muro re F. C. Wood Co. 43 W Huron St Open Eve 7 to 8 “For “Sale Lake Prop. ai sguipment 4.980 with S1.- xe BARES. Bee
i $7,295 Open Eves tll REALTOR ~ ail == oat : : 31.180 DISCOUNT. CONTRACT I8
lo r ai We have 6 ew homes .lo Co-operative Real Estate Kacsinge ‘ WILLIAMS Edw. M. Stout. Realtor @ month, old on 2068 Paulsen.
le Acre an ncone cated just 4 blocks East of ee . Corner William: Lexe Kd & mio | 1 ILLIAMS LAKE Tl N Saginaw St PH FE 5-616) Bajance of $6,768, pays $70 month.
Brand new 2 bedroom bun North Paddgck on @ good | BEAUTIFUL RANCH OR 31235 Office n #5 = 4 rooms and bathroom Large Open Eves ‘til 8 30 FE 20274 from . to §
FE 5.5091 or FE 5-2564 gaied with attached brevec- | paved streei 2 bedrooms. | Grey cedar shakes breezeway, 2 After $ Call) OR 3-703 | tendsceper ot Lake privileges =
Open .Evenings and Sundays way and 2 car garage. fur- | automatic of) furnace Only | C&! garage, A-l kitchen wall lo MODERN 4 ROOM HOUSE WITH Ot heat full SS — | Money to Loan $3
nishetd 3 bu! $645.00 down plus mortgage | Wall carpeting lovely tile bath, | |
Mit 0 Cor 3rd Realtor room Sungaicw | costs with approximat firepl 4 recreation laundry room. oi! fur CRE SCES Nat AKE Less than tw tles f (State aaa Lenders)
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Co-operative Real E change psecren [plo Mage . $4760 per month including al mere: Wu vincd ‘Reason: os ee eee Established 1916 ‘ arr = | Poel pare api mag dng
perfec’ setting in the Orioe tases and tmcurance See ca ee reese: eee ee ee ee - ten Lary Om Lake periienes. tokyo ae we ar J N O.
area Only $2,500 down buys = able terms | Lake Pontise and school bus on. Large iot Lake privileges. | approsimately 19 acres. will TEAGUE FINANCE C
Joslyn Area mt ne for sure | | service Reasonable price and $150 DOWN Mose cen Mnodera PAUL M JC ES REA LESTATE wet ee an Te | 202 N. MAIN , | : . . $1 490 DOWN | terms Edqard B Keith The wget hora! tm) modere R A
: >| home located just north of Pon- 83% HK ]
: otwractive home locoted on \\ aterford Special 7 . il S REAETY CO Green ene 2 vopldnocms _take Mar EM 3-443 | iar ‘Gan ikest Gall wacameet rag P re rr Oy nhett NC. ROCHESTER, MICH.
Arata sog iy aerye | Mcrae ee an oH ON! SE ae SMART BUYS | fart ti mitten ay| Sete Seterten Pri, 08), 5 Qu amaront sug! Mn GGaED cain) heal A) wqioy beater. plas: Le tes cerccasa, Geren wiaginu =" $8 500 BIRMINGHAM SUB Open Eveniegs ond Qunday 14" LIVESTOCK
— walle oak floors, see it. = ae roof largest 4 FAMILY HOME wAGE 4O PLAY. NO wim talc Lovely 8 a. basement. unfin MOUSENOLD :
today. : ares with many shade OFF JOSLYW cuate exactly what this 7 room lare attic atte car gar Only eM “ALL RESTAURANT DOING Ph Rochester OL 60711 O 10701
{ trees Just Ms block on NE Bpactour living room with dining home is Mer with | bedroom and mare! suis’ a aus te ae eine good business Ressonabie | GE i CASH | U TICKLY
Otter Lake pevem~ent, $860 down 1 tile bath oak floors, plastered ful) bath kitchen like new and West suburben «area Ranch quire between 5:15 and 730 pm Q
8 rm. and path h htt . Wallis, Venetian blinds full base loads of cupboards. lovely living | home new in ‘52 Ful) base. 2 PAMILY PLAT 216 West Yale St. Pontiac
ee ca hich, sighity OFFERS ment slaminum tora Ant; and dining room and 2 large! ment, finished rec rm. oi) APBoos 1 acre of ground Only CHEAP WATER SOFTENER BUSI p to — : A . aw 2 —_ reens $53 per month includes closets on the first floor Closed | heat. breezeway to attachea > ° | mess. Chevrojet truck. caravan
leg + home bee it "|XKamM , anes and insurance stairs to 3 Bedrooms and lots of | cer garage $13.50 terms A neeroe style Pully equi Sects: | as te M8) aera. ee title,
Li me come he os 4 Redreom.—Waterford closely The basement is most | B,rooms beth dasement 2 car darts otc. Aer T.6 Dm, PE | Most deals closed in 0 minutes.
closed front porch. dow ryt = Attractive modern h IRWIN & ROSA attractive with recreation room. — HOUSE Near Baldwin €8°® * Real cheap for quick Rorree : ~ | ms von —
rms and beth up Pull bemt R ly 3 years old vig teom wour pes aa gon bent oF Sts s ment mere sol is eoanee “ae “tr = . or free vin varter: |
SS ealtors FE 40528; Hats series, cies. MEAL Marae, COO? MEMBena, Fit uraveormajeed rengeerien, | sieed7 lower Ourees ecstons| peated as SSE Re | OAKLAND car garage v | pav 8 ™ t - |
Gl I Telegraph Eves & ®#un- aeray “nl tine tee oe FE 50101 FE 2.0544 FE 2-2161 See this an find what you've sider good land go ge npiomge — basement, 2 cér ga-
Brick 3 Co-operative Ree! Estate Exchange earage 2 othe sensil WALTERS | AK been looking for pert payment $11.208. 62.100 ieLMA oop Fl €S I e
Betct. 3 begrm renh type Cecdies “is, "ecten "Tae! Hew tems everlechng sak \ REAL HOME os THEA MEL WOOD re 620 LOAN CO.
lent location All piasterea walls. | excelom! garden space ber Need: some wech but 8 eet All on 1 Noor with breezeway and NEAR WISNER SCHOOL 7-rm
select oak floors, full bemt with MOVE RIGHT IX | Heal fret trees 614.708 buy Bt 96050 5 ith 81500 or 2 car garge Ex modern home 2 baths rental Christmas Dav ot ot |
partitioned ree, com. auto gas Modern 4 room a lissaseal 7 ROOM BRICK Paglia! ele tel from smal! apt will make your :
heat auto gas hot water heater pide the city featuring full bath oa ; x | A large lot with trees and shrubs monthly payments Full vase Will Be Happier "
por $325 down pius mcurtgage basement gerage ai fenced ick Rane h rogues ae nv a Ue — —_ ge roe Regt urot pores street $8.750 Spent tp this 3 bedroom home located on gaseconall ORES
yard andy to chest bus Fi Ultra modern § room brick 4 | So e u sal erms ocala ea) lar peta ‘ea | Rood Mia 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG,
Cl ¢ KI I R. RE \I TY ; Most convenient kitchen Base ca the aipagt eat “Rech | oe near diebelt | FRIENDLY “seRVICE
stores This property ts a bargein and frame ranch home on ment ith wtil'ty room Priced . NORTH BIDE BARGAIN }
John K Irwin at only $6186 with $780 down Gene tne eee ee oe Seine FE 44091 88.979 rant imie is gaed. Sucarm: wet nce) eine tn nee WHENTYOU NEED
. Ls ves 1614) FR 5-912 home in LeBaron School area a oo! Priced at onl) preaktess bar 1} bedrooms — | ( RAWFORD Modern kitchen ful bath ve- - 68.000 .
netian blinds full basement - . REALTOR | J A Ta ] - tile beth ful) basement
2.3 ° | VY Or rene controlied Timken .
‘ . . \ . / | ] AGENCY blacktop street Have a home Nf; A :
s-osat » N Baginaw st heating. recreation rm | fire AN Eves MY).7085 oer Fear coe anicy Cermioas | ikes You Belheve WILL DIV IDE we cam help you with y .
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rE VE FF 21804 lac cd re REALTOR — INSURANCE place laundry room. work | Huron FE 41540 Total price 88.509 with $1500 In Santa Cl
shop. lavetor shower , = as aus 2500
~ RANG H HOME 160 Nehices rer alate | car fire oroet qarace “ “rs When you read the price tag pals Sgaaarl aig posure ata, a ee pypeeige® oy y-
a gs ment paile™ S20 terms VILT AGE EAST SIDE INCOME. Gord toce-| Slatitns, eeroom cil trick | Clenammgprumume's hear | este, Tetsnene we or call a re PERRY PARK 8 tion Here is a 2family that ts : ing of oth wat Galle
lace bri “ am Warwick has ar | an’ is located : ig 0 er service stores
re Saobegeay fuss does Puli | Coty J room bungalow home full 40 Ncres—Metamora Grick 3 bedrsom nmes “ull Rose a tpt Non} full bathe. | © Sree. Priced’ aii ert ‘si - | Tedal location for doctor's |
light basement with recreation | Pet” Cet floors. plastered wails Attractive Trm bungalow in Ment tile bath feal plaster nat- oak Sus | fail Gasemeel’ ge wit? terms i oe, Roasts ettices:
space Ready to move inte Al | route ge ap erere for retired excellent, condition nature ural fireplace €notty pine panel BEST BUYS | meets iestiiee: “treet . tached carport Brick and cedar Seal Orwer ae os ae es Uae tection meets cee aha Complete with ROGER B HENRY, Inc .DI FIN ANCF CO we " ce . ooge ™ =: “+ . « “
ar kes ‘construction Carmer lot | geese with terms on Oe ee es ae oie dane TODAY FLOYD KENT, Realtor 911 Men OL 14111 Houseman-Spitzley Corp NANCE CO.
6.500 P eges x ; oi] heat, Storms amd screens oer lots $Pared treet sewer 4 W Lawrence FF 36108 _— Rochester r, Michigan 4 le E 4. 1574
1 Wh LMA \ » ROOM BUNGALOW Large barn pew root 8 installed $24900 FEF 22108 FE Eves ——— - | office om prope _T02 Pontiac ¢ State Bank Bidg
1 ELWOOD, Care tv: room = convenient acres timber School bu: #5090 Open Sunday . ee . : Neat te Consumers Power | ROCHESTER HIL To j 1345 Middlebelt Ra fo
S19 Cane Elisabeth Lake Rs Kitchen Sephalt tile beth oat $21.000. 91.008 down ON PHE P POSSIBILITIES | New 3. bedroom SRE AISE ett Mixiet ened) yoeks *)
| FE 51284 FE 43844 Open ® to 7 = ae wells aute oi! | AWE MENT Are too numerous to men ~ ee ‘ment fireplace aes ae tee e oney*:
‘ pen FB wo "heat on lot a130 with . 7 entury ald ¢ hie rr ‘ = :
arbor and plenty of seace lor aces ane ~*~ eaehetets about” 7 ae mg land. " t Uae we me tee eg if aa MS- t “¢ One forge: ewe yiew ara or txchange ~ -_
another ard Check ern anc acres wit! , 5 F gs ; quarters tn s bric uild- r with @ For Sale tes
BRC for the Oe aeekinnintee oan oe jake frontage Won Wilgae poate Goer bon Ple coved” oes eles ae | ee ae COME today ee | we — sree eernene
term . erful view from attractive ~“ ht ln ster walls and select 5 ve ry older homd. studteltcpe lie: ot —_ Ce nery este take Offer oak floors in the living sec- A IXCOM E This le as a rE qus30 ener rit aaa |
" gs0e Dow ne room With balcony : tion three bedrooms and a re you looking for an invest- rge home has 4 large bed-
$78e@ DOWN - shel! To a GT 1 ‘ ‘ large stone fireplace dining 2 tiled bath In the basement ment? If so let us show you this rooms. and beth upstairs Ideal’ Business nities
ow ee i arene uedvesta r = os Of mere’ : 1 bedroom and full bath y RE DROW NI you have room for storage East side property: 3 rental unit, home for large family or es in 2 Opportu $1
hi ihe etertor ee abe lures in a tile heh! alge etl i neapriy ¢ bedrooma and I's On ferce'! lots Frame home recreation and plenty of | how bringing in $2 = zee year. — rigged Be aaron or can be used | ~ | Lgl Po ero oe
Privileges Lot TSa297 - kitchen hidden tal to wt Se a eekerees (POT ts Hee "ving room kitchen glassed work space Lorated on the Call for an a | ¥ professional. Located im Rocb- | . debts
kitchen Nidden airway te stor TU AC ‘unit $22 500 front porch tity, room" bath, wert de Cat us torte | ADAMS RE ALTY CO. pate Term A-1 GROCERY | Sompicted on "your fire” ross
1908 DOWN Cc) ; seen io be appre 4 - electric water heater A od terrific deal om this ene | i
Lovely two baticoa morta Ne breciate Ineome & Oakland Ave buy for only $5000 with $1250 soo | Ifesremnia! FE +303 Frank Shepard eerean ero et oat wae rw oN lac mere
alow with of! furnece bs We will take vour home in trade down DRAYTON PI we aot Late] FE 21900 | grossed over 871.000 in 1963. a | "ePayment plan.
se™ent recreatio » oom 186 on one of our new homes Chece Front ig * ( . AL s31 ORION RD. OU _1-7811 esol ot meker Lovely six |
= ene g00ce garage and ce for deta: on 172n242 feet deep pius ads 1M BR | | & { RI ( AG use Nite tee ago nee = — ex Peal eos pote a ase nen Home & Auto
>] ] amie sirens ere - “1568 Union lake Rd home ts im very * good shape emp eton SO SERENE —— oo
$2066 DOWN Good lerge > roor R ISSE Y Va Gmipities 4) aperiments con nion Lake Village and when you take into con- . Out here om this 35 acre . gee 2 L
moderr home near = Fre . USSE al Ol lT 1g sisting of ae en FM 1-438 deration th etotal price of \\ ATE RFRONT piece of ground with ap- PAUL A. KERN, Realtor oan ompany
Ideal for iarge {amity or fer REALTOR now showing tncome of $2 By OW X ER onty $3100 vou will see SE Liege prox ‘y mile of Shiwassee 31 Oakland Ave FE 2-0208 -
Tooming house | Pri: ec on 412 W Huron a1 F ‘ monthly phis @ reom. bat! ea ‘hat i! is @ very good bus West Suburban 4 rodms and bath River frontage Winter and R E 407 Community Nationa? Bank tad
87 500 _* : med ¥ ; roe ary later en - * Pitrabeyh take Fstater 2 bed Inv tudes living room weit \ wall furnace full beth nicely summer s Ore Waiting £9) comets Leece 10t8 Hours 8 to 3. Saturday et
. 8 Sunda: a poi ae soms dean finished ait Tae oe See ate ‘ finished inside Only $7,100 $1 050 for you 1e home on this 4 EFFICIEN.1 AP.S ON ANNA
82500 DOWN West vic antes, boa Wen eu mrhes Master jatge close go Sed Detem time ecee dawn ‘ land is an outstanding stone Mar Isiand Fla All modern. on
3 bedroom modern bungs res t tewr ao 5 a . “ pace full basement gas FA 1 » : . NORT iH SIDE phages building recently Watertront. By « rer FE 80342 |
full basement brick & frame con. erie hiock garage ait tx cul Jgutage wie) tandcenrs hik REST LOT ‘ redecobateq and is in top ESTABLISHED BLEACH ROUTE!
struction fenced rea’ saré The erme $1) 000 eth $5000 doen) FP r Perry Park 's right 4 rooms and bath approximate|: sha Located in the village and truck for .ale Net $4 50-85 00 Uy »r to
levely bome is oniv 4 \ears old #5742 where thi. home i« setting 12220 Utility rocm a rent beater of Holly it's the buy of the per hr Approx'mately 1.400 cus-
. x A beautiful corner lot with Only $5 500 $700 down vear $29 500 . tomers Term of dtscount for
816500 FULL PRICE 4« family) R¢ vy ANY lett Inc . frontage on two sides | lempleton, Realtor | , cash FE 4-2061
bfick with large cot and large! x ¢ 1S . Three room home with «@ 2338 Orchard Lake Roa FE 44863 Fdw M Stout. Realtor BUSINESS” Aasiaghioos lh FOR RENT
ad arace good conditior ; REALTORS a = nice living room — Altchen. Open Eves Open Sun_1 to § 71 MN. Saginaw a Ph. FE s-siee _°f_leese, Good loc FE 40002 for You Today
rl sed ran month income OF Woe Eiderel 17109 and bedroom = full bath Open Eves ‘til 8 30 BE‘ UT) SHOP at eNatons 30.000 FAMILIES IN PONTIAG
pt oe Open burnings and Sunder 1-4 ss car garage and room i dream fully equipped. Complete | 4d Oakiand County have bor-
T H RB ROW Ny . ] oe are additions $900 with) one busy oe Priced oo from Buckners tm the last
coat 2 Realtor <a DOWN For S Sare Lots 4% for guick -ale 25608. FE vears
| 242 Huros FE 2.4810 . . anenenneee OPAPP AAP PPADS T9098 eves
Member Co-op Rea’ Estate Exci ‘ ‘ 1 emer gf Wiiams Vdw Mo Stout. Realtor 21 LOTS $10 DOWN AND 10 7 BUY TO SELL — REALTOR CIABLE. UP-TO-DATE. LOAW
Reh mencdlre fiaus duveigate theee a. 7 .N Sayinew St PH FE 86165 | _month FE 27073 Partridge is “THE BIRD” to see | COMPANY WHERE YOU ARE
mmpartutity tél te vace | a tgat ° econ oo Owen Eves ti & 30 AG ELL loTT & a soxns HOTEL DINING ROOM FOR ALWAYS WELL TREATED
eal ' : - ~ IF uaa ivr RUBE SRST - . Northwestern at Middlebett lease Reply Pontiac Press. Box
rent FS ve Ewa S4 108) +) HORSI GHOlErEnA = a cane O80 DOWN” __JOrdon 46121 MAytair 6-2503 | sO een illness comes: When there
ahem Sar str fen) KG ate wee aaaiie BEDROOM SER OOR COOKING Ses aay BUILDING LoTs - : : are lavetis ot short time om.
natan lage ; , ; a Bie Take Ra | cn OR FQUIVALENT IN { BEDROOMS - gt od ‘ werer and waster Garucervy & Meat Store are dealing with Sackuers whe
Wel) located home con!-tins Fe? PURCHASF PRICE North end ‘ocation living room in o enu 0 ity erms This welehbort . You ere alware sure of
ving room dining room « \IT THESE GIFTS N SPAY rng room kitchen 2 Gecrouins °N YOUR OWN HOME ! desired CaLt _ gee Sieur ta 4G bao considerate treatment i ae
fle “Ss betime cat bot ‘Tt ND aR ’ we a ee . she vath Gose. 2 Becrooms) BO ; 1108 aes Ug Bide WO 28100 sroes Pes reer pec __ SOR
100 bedrms and bat! 4 — GINAW RT ONE OF THES Ras s het h h B= bs 2-01 - . H BE R
ee and floor 2 car raiane and ex for ¢ ma VALUSB OF GIFiS is yours Wood floc $8 950 ee “ve oT) Mahe 7 Gtterea at aly 94.400 | plus ey ve heen ne
lacktop drive Call now os eee eek oe a WIlH THE Sa) DOWN HOMES ARE AVAILABLE pte peel cod Foables — stock nventory is cap obtatn up to 8500 te
e the prettiest little a ee : . : < bean av or any day set Buckner’
Jroquois Rd. that you ve ever Beautitul 3) Bedroom cent a tee ce ioe” lee ror curistmas occupan.| CHEROKEE HILL! R A tt ] | Sy mendes eo repay ta te r yravton Woods > u en € ; I a ke
woe tied semincle Mii! me souve alwats RANCH HOM mented! “Ss; 1) SER) CY SPACIOUS ¢ BEDROOM.| Cisse in. country location Elise” Oy Annett inc.' » iy, porments Ye is tess
: Dacement oi] heat 2 . on ize REAL ink
eanvanlt anc 2 car garage ot oe Worth Carport Lovely @ room 1 veat old with beth Lake Rd 1 mile W of Tele 28 E a
Sacy Day A ‘ ei at pie ane a. reason: arpos oe nik Natural ‘nreplace | eau. 2 BATHROOM, FULL FACE! graph Rd -ard select vour site Open, Ev eelings and penal sed, BORROW THE CASH
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Home Sar enrages and bet! WEA WHI | E OC} t] } Soy ata - meat. tage privicgces. CARL W. BIRD, Realtor; GROCERY BARGAIN
e Oniv $16 000 ~ - RIDGEWAY 503 Community N
with $2 500 “a KENNEDY Only $190 oy Xe LOT THE PRICE PEC eanel Bate BAS, | Lone established West Side neigh | IC ner
, PUTT? a V | . 9S Baldwin FE 46203 7 i borh tully
. 3 . I a l | D L LARGE LOT WITH PRIVILEGES 1 . — 5 7
WM. Ho KNUDSEN ee pRRALT - BROS , events NM. *e. vorrative Rea) Estate Bachange Sie TCLODENG) Lor ce iat wil che neer | ere eed ee ee SARE COMPANY
are Pont . ve State. Bara wae 07M Huser Bees VETPRANS HAVE YOU & ALL MORTGAGE cosTs —— butidirg materials on fered at 83.390 Long wm lease as Wal ene PE 40541
x \ REALTORS Pivs cosrs d = J . month. heat. urmner cinaw and
~ 44516 AA FE Re west P wone on 41072 ar OR 45-1760 01608. that vou weeld like te uoe FURNISHED EXHIBIT ee =. BE ker DON'T "ae sonny oe Ase Ore ea —
_—— . i | ‘ - rer to bs) te cS iT < Dra 1 500 Dow x -. . munday Toto Ss S70) DOAN PUTA on oma nemre and contract or HOME OPEN DAILY AT 2328 —_— FE 4518 __or-F8 FE 2-0532 a nT 4383 Dixte Bio
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ge 2 becroom bunge- g Alans twae We ; bedroom home? Has full base : Phone OR 3
pecs Jane eRe GG Se aa WEIN oy = : eel te ; | MIDDLEBELT NEAR ORCR- ve. strer’ near St Joseph and i331
ter heater Phony —o ain x 12 he-en «rr m : te mice u \ Lea ey A ] I: XN A x T Some comp eted homes ready for ta, ban ocaer eee estes S Sichesex School 8756 terms FE
jocetion. west of Pontiac et rie | om first fone gs soe $1 509 \I i : CRE TART SECONDS NEY, ot! ‘burntns furnace siding closet ARD LARE RD PHONE | }00e Figg ies Pott Realtor
ge 5 room oj! heat st we ANN 1 coors Double oe E_ 45005
matte hol weler beater. storm! - excellent — home See mode: 11-0 datiy at corner of and seray gly ee V@seral +4181. 684 FRANKLIN 8D $1000 CASH caen _|RENT IT Now th
Windows new double garage good mr | Foangay and Crescent Lake Drive floors. Situated on large lot tn @ | G__Preston 110 Jackson REALTY 70. REALTORS rough
| ao name Behoo! District ~HILT 7. buve at easv terms in the ROS] HILL eo dae cabdivicien, setitee| THE - ‘cis BUILDINO LOTS Member EE 20263 Exch For Rent Ads' House,
- ROSE- price $11 | wr r 40 —% Sewer and water in
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PONT. AC SC'REALT Y CO. pe seins v open gre: Classified Ads. REALTY COMPANY HERBERT C. DAVIS Bae De | Borth end of Pontiac Terme f Open Bree tl Sun. 104 his ment. rooms, any
Baldwin FE 5-8775 | 10t, Wo Hur pe i | aoder RPSSOd 2.0080 | 08 Ponting Lake M4. OR 3.7814 | RGANIZATION | JUDSON BRADWAY co NEXT | thing. Dial FE 2-8181 for
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SPECIALS mvron Tomcoat, We am “or Sak Miscellaneous 60) Send, Gravel.& Dirt 66) For Sale Pets 69
eek and chair. guage, BOLE MADE | BY TALL gmownns, - COMPLETE MPLETE | FILL DIRT AND ORAVEL! QUICE ane ‘
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jp Pontiac Fiver freight train. Double diesel 9 PC. DINING ROOM EET GOOD |“ sories | American Piver ana baese: AT Gite VALOR O98. gps _Opezs: _ —————_
origage Loans $4 x: note central switches | {fee wnle._?s O line of aul, colors sratayeD -HAREWOO oa | Dogs Trained, Bearded 70
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PETER ION — | ELECTRIC BLANEET NEVER | ca afl ag oo _ re en MU NOE oP sf TALBOTT LUMBER | ristmas Trees O68A — Hay, Gr ‘Feed 71
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—house. $76, PE 6-3168. . 108 Combines eee Lumber doors, w cai eee eee — AND. UP. | ALL KINDS HAY, STRAW, Woon,
BLE CLOCK gore. clembing. 8. Pe. pam. DOUBLE RED ST AMPS! corn pick old and new corn
. ‘ tanks. simp pumps. Thor Tony's Marine Service 2685 Or- _Tractor wort f'n hes
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suit & cap, good condition. 65. sings |Servel ges cetrigeune ee | beck Caten wre ‘co” Sins | OPEN, SUNDAYS ¢ TO 12 FE 3-0002 w White Pies ia ee
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overcoste, Goad | ENMORE SUD6 saver AUTO | gene x — $500. OL 23-9100 —_ soot clothes dryer Reg: White $94.85. Colored $109.80 a 2 OU BURNER. . GOOD CONDL fora, Re.
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furnishings. includ. | ,bictcts 015 Beles servic Tic h iz | 3% YRS OLD:
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189.00 20 inch Apartment ©: RIER PUPPiIE£S, WY P. Combdin Ps D SLED MI maEneen | THER CAMERAS ers Boxer pup
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used. $$, up; bedroom suites, | 419.95 Ii ft ; moos and reuths) 2010 Dixie H por Co. 4'x8'-%" Fir 96 40 aa meno ||) (o- St kane Pa
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Furnit AYTONS om Wo Orchard Lake ited quilt. Sues. ‘ene HEIGH ix S st UPPLY | Perry .* ew * *nsle tion cad tas bee, c... se 2 . = aan > esligne hunting ‘stock "also | For Sale Housetrailers 78 78
iture, ances eS Carrier Mille Rte. 2685 Perry St \@0o BTU —Saaere 1% HP. months. ~~ ated, apply @ifl hold | ~~~~~~~22
nal pptanc ANGE OAS sTOVE ee Phone PE tea =| heater IE go THERM oe | eter mm SestEee Mie ovage Not om ARREL Cae Pana ee baa | OMe ROLLaWaY MOUSETRAILER
___FE feet or Fi PE 5.007% REXAIR Vastu -e ~~ELEANER. Sed Toborean Oirt's sive p CURNTToRe | st Fe ene 500 Flush Doors 2 ft. $6.50 “ R AW FURS ren an anus =e. 1619 Cole,
rE + NER. | - 5 # size 16 snow JET PUMPS, pees. % HP. 8 )} — : irm ingha
suit» shotgun FET
CORNER | ree COCETATL Ta. Ta. jbo re eS vie. ‘Ten cad comping equin. Toei nem “ae he en! | 0 ‘trea walled Ly M we WANTED rghanear ae :
blond. 2 ment | anal equip . ne Ned 42222 Pe PAaRAREFTs e gas stoy i
sb oy 12 "eed ‘ Rar eseenaTORe. a eS | oxi Tr x ae CHT modern type of lighting for ich | dEnilone cereus 00 8. Perry bed | OALLON OAs MEATERS. $55. en aan + Ww Aubern aa. re 44s Garam ES | 70 Commoeree s. Pe soars
ate coast” “auburn, ” eights rg oma ple asec fer pe |: arr ed skates. size 10. FeE| restion rooms. nia win ie , wean “snd eat erry peon, es ben | VREELAND FUR CO. PaRsRErTs iene rary "Parkhurst Trailer Sales
. gerator r3i36._after 6 pm. a marred. Cali at ~ = S00 P. since 1827 584 Oakland Av ts on hand at
for a little mere than @ used NICE 8 rank actory showroom, Mich! rex sai ontiac Tr Walled Leake | POME AN DOGS ARD Pt e. | to you 2 ft to 45 g Bein 3
mechine. Michigan Finorescent, | dome FE 2004 Call before 9 _Orescent. 383 Orchard Lobe Ave fire ie ee poo =. - SALVAGE. DEPT. Guns: mela sri. TRADE Dies og es AnD For. _sorth ot Lok Usoser hd. 1 mile-
ae Lake Ave . or_after ¢ p.m Christmas Specials me “tse Sa dughuy matrea tres | and. treher ail’ cheves *sliently aes Tawareeh VM! [oe Wendaie Some se, Pore ct Lake Orton MT ee
| itane tine Televisions, refrigerators i monet at terri | damaned * silently —"GuNs—BUY, SELL, TRADE | RPO G
_ Also, Prigia’ trece- terrifie values a : , SELL, ADE PEKINGESE MALE PU
= owe j Mi _.__ Manley Leach Ps.
| SASS > FORPAMS Cle |'STO ; Herel gl gee og -“ Oreh-| Dows 3 inch biaek smok ley_Leoch,_3¢ Begley ___ Pe yee
me to Po ponge: demonstrators 1C P WISHING FOR A Terns. Cali roy is ge” sara LAVATONIER COMPLETE wira | Bie” mina ved and green etastie WANTED PaIR PARAKEETS OPAL INES C CANAR-
Radu “pervice Orchard it’ | CAR! er ew ie TavAToMeRE ompR wi | LAE ecg Ts hited Sa “gene centitn Cimon prefered ee eee
— : r . abs. me preferred AR R f - Y
: aa R! Select it today in aD pg ge shower — Hutchinson railer Sales | PE +5134 , i eta il COLLIE” ror ALL PURPOSE HELP-
ca, te om SE oe Wie! he W oe eolore. AND | crate marred. Michigan Pt 618 Dixie Rwy. cineeta . ;
te | stove, 925. ot. ome pee ant Ads! Lots of} 100.00 for both. PE. 2-4643. LINOLEUM Lake Ave Fae oe an BED “Sand, 4G el & Rene eal wen on. Ee ers through Help Want-
SIMMONS ¢ &-@ TT ERAMET “RECEASED | | from High chair and -pad, rav Dirt —_ .
wens and Bac _ bargajns! ioe Coemanes nasi op mared Bie alte Gosek meee & VINYL ree sees Del & any bed. 9s. Ste Se : t &% rt a ADEs 1 =Met| ed Ads. That’s how Poa-
dition © Reanonsble, ph . COO CSG : E AND SAN seneEt SUPPLIES
: Smith’s, 257 S. Saginaw i he Fe beets or Pe Onis eS 7s 304 Oatined. FE soni | tiac Press did it topt
Gosee good condition a very good | FILL SAND. | ~ ENOLISN SITTER
i _ om Cedar iniagt ‘hd. °°°*.| "beach sand. Delivered, PE O4001. | sia. Heascnabis, OR 340."
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Oxford Trailer Sales Mit Sor of Lake — on M-%.
Pontiac.
Chief ~MOBILE HOMES 22 KR to 4 Mt tm length. U pto years to ou eye Les ee
traller os low as
wie
Hutchinson’s Trailer Sales |
15 Dizie ee Om Fae Piains
Corser § and Boones , me 8. Dor Highw ey, Fimt
AND MODERNIZED USED
rental plan.
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TRAILER EXCHANG
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Trailer
Exchange
ATTENTION! We are
Sa ext
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AM AUTO PARTS FE -03 Ieee to 1084
We beve sev-
‘ow tnilenge used
REP. MPINO
FREE ESTIMATE al. enme ~~ Nit A pe
pratt aot MOTOR SALES PHONE
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Case at West Dealing
SERVICE ON ANY y AU-
TOMATIC TRANSMIS-
SION; POWER GLIDE
OR DYNAFLOW. ECONOMY USED CARS 22 AUBURN AVE
yo ge mea ag hE nial THE
shine “we
Sale Motor ‘Scooters 82 POL ANAM ALLS
* ame boo r ‘WN, iat —,
Cushm r
25. 4g BAL mars xe
For Sale Motorcycles a3
PaRTe_aND—sERVICE-
= fan ee te = a esd
~ For Sale Bicycles cy
ore ps BIKE, BLACK PHAN-
Call pefore 3 pm
oma re INCH SCHWINN Ri- _tyele, Like new. $28. MY 2-1372
GIRLS BIKE, 615 LIKE NEW
FE 5-6761.
GiiLD's siDEWALK Bik vall_eve EMpire 3-6847
Boats & Accessories 85 RPE AAOM RNS ew
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 954 Evinrude *
tne new $150
MERCURY, Soanicans “OUT-
~ 615.
ane MOTORS
PENN YAS BOAT®
ALUMACR ®, BOATS
E 7 terme iay-a-away
Marin Sale. & Service
_ 422 4 Telegraph
JORNBO
Starcraft aluminum
boats ee
Nee trailere Everything for TS |
boat, Owen's Cruisers
OWE. MARINE SUPPLIES
396 Orchard Lake ave FE 2-8020
MEREGURY OUTBOARD MOTORS Switeer Craft and Yellow Jacket
te
SHORTY HOOK'S PLACE
At Pine Lake - Phone FE 2-5260
BOaTS, TRAILERS BUY. SELL OR
trade BurrSheil 5 8 Tele,
__eraph
WHIZZARD ¢ Hi. SUPER TWIN
outboard moto’ never used FE
_ 5838 of FE 5-1296
__For Sale | Airplanes - 8
pay (PIPER CUB CRUISER J-5A
Aird Ajb4 a —_ al engine
“ pror Goo fabric. Licensed
_re Gan FE 2-300» —
Transportation Offered 87 PALM
CARs WAITING TO BE DRIVEN | te San Francisco Calif
FONTIAC DRIVEAWAY SERVICE 45139 53% Union st
wee GUING NOKIb
load elther way FES
Wanted Used | Cars ‘88
CAL LF. BUYE R HERE
NEED? ‘8 SHARP . ARS
wad poo * LJ = DE HN ‘HWY
THE HIGH DOLL. LLAR tod, all ered used care We need them e the extra mile
wt os vor wer 4549 Dinte
. H. J. VANWELT ae OR 3-138
fay | For Sale Used Cary Sal
ew ——=.| 8
CUTBOARD ripen Wanted Used Cars 88)
™ “HILL SPENCE
e OO a ae PE +7333
WANTED: LATE WRECK
cars “$8 to 'S
Bagley "hato Parts PE 5-8219 or FE 5-6201
179 BAGLEY 8T
Wow BuYING RAN “CARs BOB FROST‘ IN
830 8. Woodward Eookghen 1043 Chrysler ——
— a Radio @ eater, & eee M&M Motor Sales | fer eae tts
doller on late model c@rs.
26277 Di Hwy sss iO 33-1603 — Agron — ee — = are
WANTED-LATE MC $1008. _ rom . Wrecked cars junk ears Hol- d
lerback’s Auto Parts. FE 61431.| 1953 Plymouth Cranbrook 4 door
SCRAP ¢ cane OR 8 CHEAP “GARB. | Heater and overdrive. Low mile- OR 3-4611 age. $1166
WTD. 6 mae USED CARS ‘ti-s5 1982 Chebrolet 4 door deluxe
Oct your high bid ang cee us fadio and heater Clean as 6
Huron Motor Sales » Huroa 2-084 1961 ymouth Cambridge 4 door
31D Oma CA aaerts a Radio and heater, 2 tone paint |
Fast series, ATA Voie . oes .
igi Soot arp teeae =i Transportation Specials
_ GLENN NEEDS ~~ 1944 Olds | Good used care: Now paying the 046 Ply mou
nis price tor the Say cars | 1860 DeSow
| Glenn’s Motor Sales SEAT ENNE | 24 8 Saginew St FE ¢1371 CLARKSTON ;
$ MOTOR SALES
For Sale Used Trucks 90 Clarkston, Mich RAR PARR ADL: MAple 85141 Oper * am Ww 8 pm _ datly — CHEVIE PICKUP. EXCEL-
conaftion
| abeth Lake Rd. ‘@ PORT al it “PICKUP. Ue
down -& hee.
8 W Woodwart 1 “pirmi:
1962 GMC ', TON PICKUP.
reasonable. FE 54-0671. VERY
iss CHEVIE 4 *
Fair condition
Pee Lee p>) ee ca arial § ty ly TON ~ PICKUP.
rE 54-0900 after.
_pm
“9 % TON PORD PANEL nas. cer re IN after &
tC GAVE MOST
ups and trucks. call PE 3-9080.
@ooD
Hutchinson
Plains.
—BpO DG
DODGE — a 4 TON, PICKUP.
Tak. aol payments Balance of
age condition =
seer al 2 Aylesbury Rd.
FORD LIFT GATE
¥% TON PICKUP
FULL CANOPY
$1145 LARRY
JEROME Rochester | Leah Dealer
ee a 10 eee
DECEMBER
SPECIALS
1951 Chevrolét panel, 1 /
ton woes ADS
1949 LHC. Panel ...$245.
1949 Ford Panel roe $245)
1947 Chevrolet Panel $175,
|
1948 Chevrolet pickup, 1!
ton we eececee eens GIIS
1950 Chevrolet . 7 |
gic eee $545 eeereeeere
| 1951 International
a) ee Pe ed)
1951 Ford Pickup ...$645)
1951 Chevrolet
Pickup ....000.0+.-$045
WILSON GMC 809 S| Weedward
FE 4-4531
ae
| BUICK % CENTURY ¢ DOOR
low mlioage _fols squipoet 62.295 | - Silo pe ons 1]95 oO utua: 2034 ]
| ipsa BUICK WILL TRADE ts ‘a hore an Gillie fa ; 3 | Soot ee | we “Nach Rambler — Statice “Your Ford Dealer” ‘83 Chevrolet Deluxe 2 dr_! * . ~ “ . a
| “co RICK | 48 Olde @ dr 08 $495 147 S: Saginaw St. Radio and heater. Runs 6 "SO Nash 4@ 4 305 | ; The Buper moae! Hardtop “a Buick 4 aC oe ss a E 5- + 54101 grin 7 |
A standout car with fine be @O Dodge 3dr cisecesss $295 | oe _
pesrence: . 49 Ford 2 dr 8275 | $1087 | ‘Bl Dodge 4 dr $1,085 | $995
| t
MICHIGAN'S SS] Bui | : AN: Manv More SI Buick. Dynaflow, ra-
Palbslesy To Choose From die and heater. Test drive THE BIG PAVED LOT ' ON THE CORNER OF | this one today! WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD
SKE PAULSON | Riemenschneider Bros 1]
| For A Good Deal Dodge- $945
66 S. Perry St 2 Ford 4 dr. radio and FE 4-6882 | Plymouth O] Ort he ater, 2 of these to
3} BUICK 4 DOOR DYNAPLOW . ‘ : | Hd ite walls Fully ca et aa The Cars With The Hose tren
a atee ae raion Forward Look” | new white side wall tires, A-t 232 S. Saginaw St. You don't have to look at $645 onctiti 50 MI 6-9685 ; |
‘Se BUICK ca 4 DOOR RA Phone FE 2-9131 snow covered cars at SOY pt ;
,
dio and neater 24000 miles FE L ~| Matthews - Hargreaves St Packard 4 di, racho, | 1632 : 4
BUICK 5 HARD TOP MUST. ARRY We have many used cars heater Sharp car
peu_FE tree parked an our heated | ¥ BUICK SPEC REAL CLEAN 1 > =
Standard shift White wall tires : bur ding at 211 S Sag $595 $475 085 Oak'and Ave FE $2731 Rochester } ord De aler paw St tor wow cen * “ss
) 1947 BUICK SUPER, $100 FE , 49 De Sote. 2 df Pa | 86-1363 venience ve ie : - dt. guod
STICK “89 6 DOOR RADIO. HEAT MERC R Y paint and good tires er an. dynafcw A bargain! No |
Mobey dowr £54 °6 a month §3 Chev Sedan $1 195
LaKE ORIUN MOTOR SALES | ‘$3: Che =C' Cpe $1 095 M-240 at Buckh rt Le | MY 2-261 | | ee eer ee $1095 [BU CK 1954 CENTURY REVIERA as eee ene j 2? Pont 4 5 ne 3
Se en Oa . bone 4 ae t aes 22 Pontiac 4 dr, Deluxe ‘ essories Officials cat 48 Pontia “s 365 iieftain “RR” AVL
tir, See eS) HARD TOP [Bist 4, ooo PE chieftain "8" Two to) 726: a ; "52 Che Os coves sts s 5 choose from. 190 CADILLAC 42° 4 DOOR. $100 AND erumiek Sa 4 ae rket 42365 j “ oy) Miedaen 726 $ 440 ‘3 Buick 1843
capmtiac im rurrrwoon «| Custom 4 Door feat Pig) door Like new All accessories | 82 Che feck: ) T Il 9 : e | pick: p $ 695 Open Till m. — otter takes 146 Hudson ‘$1 Chev panel $ 255 2 after 5 pm 3 Dodee ickw 95 CADILLAC 1954 62 4 DR LIKE _ ‘= |
new = mit ery clean GM FORD |
executive owned Ticed to sell “OK.” USE FE 2.8599 ag é SED CARS | ) ie $0 CHEV RADIO AND HEATER 1933 Ranch Wagon At dual carbs 4ua] exhaust, full | lead. one ptece wi eae hield FE | |
Sr: “Atter™ & “ss00 | LARRY *HEVIE 1953 4 000R SEDAN Power glide. Very clean Wel | \ | equipped Priced low MY v37748 | f
1948 CHEVROLET BLACK 4 DOOR
Good condition FE 2.0040 ae! Rochester Ford Dealer S: Saginaw $ St. 10 Orchard Lake Ave. Roland. after 7:00 p _ PH OL 10711. $4546 OPEN TILL @ FE 2-9104 ‘% CHEVROLET. ae CONDI |‘“FOR MORE THAN W™ YEARS al me
tion, $160, FE $-2336. | “GOOD PLACE TO BUY.”
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c
titi eens doa ie ee ee ee ee ee A ake a pee ee ey er eee yee et
nighan | 1982 Chevrolets. Formerly
| CHEVE ‘s3} BEL Arm SPORTS |
CHEVE ‘30 DELUXE 2 DON'T. BE “SORRY
YOU BOUGHT A
- USED CAR For Sale Used.Care_ 1
ecrceim FE eoist
Ww oe E WEEK
This weer oniy we are eared |
— who e es to
retall buve: We are calling on
our good wil w
No Credit?
Bad Credit?
Here's the place to buy
No co-signers, no past
credit references neces
sary. If you are 21 and),
have a job, we have a car
for you. |
Buy Here
Pay Here
NATIONAL —
MOTOR SALES, -
171 S. SAGINAW ST.
taxicabs. Reas. 101 W
Huron.
i660 CHEVRC) HT 180 SERIES 2
_door 200 mi 91660 MArke. 43265 CHEVROLET 83. 710 DELUXE, 3
tone ‘adio beater washers, turn
signals, white well portest con-
_dition. 91080 MA 63218.
53 CHEVROLET
Bel Air Sport Coupe radio, heat-
er power steering. Power - glide
transmission
$1,389
MICHIGAN’S
FINEST THE BIO PAVED Lot N THE CORNE
WOODWARL AND 13 MILE. ROAD
a oo
Excellent condition. ou
CHEVE ‘83 BEL AIR 3 este
Po 2 tone, accessorie
low m e $1100. Call after @
_pm MA 72
‘3 CHEVIE. BEL AIR” BLACK. _ White walls R & H OR 3-4289.
Ti) CHEVE FOUR DOOR, STAN-
dar, 26.000 miles. has all acces-
atoms condition. $075.00
on 3
CHEVROLET 1 1080. DELUXE La-
dies ear Perfect condition in-
side and out Turn signais Back
bs ge ov Heater Best offer over
63604 after 6 pm
CHEVE -80. 2 DR, RADIO HEAT.
er end erglide Very. very
tank On
47 CHEVin
abd —
* foe ‘Other Late Models and
Transportation Specials
115 8 Saginaw
‘48 CHEVIE CLUB COUPE G66D
transportation Needs some re-
= work Bs beltery exée}-
ot motor eash and ‘eke over
balance of wris8 Write Pontiac
Press Box 100
1954 CHEVROLET SPORTS core
Red om and tvory top W
RaW 61.875
MA 62331. 7.000 actual als!
DOOR
radio, heater powergitde Very
er throughout, No rust E
THESE
PACKAGES
ARE
TOO BIG
For Your Christmas Stock-
ing Rut Not For Your
Purse!
. ‘34 Pontiac 2 dr $1550
“SJ Burk ar Va ET 885
‘83 Dodge V-8 Club Coupe 3 495
‘63 Dodge Club Coupe 1,286
‘ . _ THE, PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER ‘20, 1954
PUNNY BUSINESS 2
AA
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it
“Could we borrow your Po-lt-Yourself repair kit, =
For Sale Used Cars 91 __ For Sale Used Cars 91 rr LLLP PLS
CHEVROLET 1013, 27 DOOR DODGE, 1943
Straight trans R & H Scape FE 50038
$ilou FE 65-3232 100) Bet wick | i949 PORD” RADIO. HEATER.
vd ee . overdrive $325 3008 W Huron
CHEVIE ‘53. 2 DOOR DELUXE. |i opp 19, ¥. RANCH WAGON 210 Radi and heater Excel 1799) miles Fordomatie- radio
lent condition Priced cheap for heate turn indicators bock up
Quick sale 57 Oakhill FE 2-0001 lighee winds eld washer MAy
or PE 48615 _ fair 63482
LAYIOk CHEVROLET Christmas Special ‘63 Chevroiet Bei Aig 4 door radio
and heater 61345 1951 FORD
62 Studebaker Caaneee v-8. Fordor, w dl walle and heater
BN gene and heate 0 eg Full price
Dodge 2 deer sedan with beater. Huron Motor Sales ‘SO Ferd $4465, 62 W FE 2-241
‘0 FORD uy * pone a $405,
YLOR'S aT cue LAKE
___ Phone MArket_ #1861 ~ LOOK!
143 CHEVROLET, GOOD TRANS .
_ portation. Radio, heater. OL 96200 | (3) 1950 Customline Ford CHRYSLER NEW YORKER CON-| T1414 owner. Truly udars.
sicertional eieaition Dp cored $395 each drive & power brakes Snow ;
my on 3192 t year eno) 1951 Ford Customliine’
DESOTO nie $e. . FE Fordor. Radio, heater 23-6387 ‘ra! more 7 .
popor 83 Pamous 10 Hp. | and Fordomatic. v4 Ram motor, radio and $595 — Wil) pass for new car. +:
{im ORION MOTOR SALES 1951. Pontiac © Chieftain MY2-2611
PM. Deluxe Tudor. M-24 at Buckhorn Lk
Open Tur 9 Radio,
yt £. 4 DOOR RADIO,
heater white wall tires, 40,000 heater, etc.
_miles, $200. MY 23-4686. $595
1954 Ford Crestline Con-
vertible. Fully equipped.
$1,895
WE ALSO HAVE 15 MORE CARS| Cy
Owens [entire mens 1953 WLLLYS Station | COM® 08 TopDay.
Wagon. Like new with! DAVE DAWSON, INC.
radio, heater, overdrive, | COR or srg re =. & M34 , i ORIO
and new white sidewall MY 2. 3111 ME =
tires. A beauty.
1953 FORD tudor. A one! mis nee Betis be handy
owner and priced to sell) "* ™*™ $767
quick.
$950 MICHIGAN’S
FINEST
THE BIO PAVED LOT
ON THE CORNER OF
WOODWARD RD AND 13 MILE ROAD
WINTER
READY
CARS
OLIVER
BUICK
$895 'S2 Chevrolet.
er,
—all cars winterized.
$795
| 'S1 Chevrolet Club Coupe.
| A real beauty. Check this
Owens « ls 1950 OLDSMOBILE 88
tudor sedan. Radio, heat-
er, and spothght. A nice
car. $495
1950 CHEVROLET Bel
Air Club Coupe. A real
sharp car for only
$945
1953 DODGE tudor. Fully
equipped and a real buy
"$795 1991 DESOTO Custom
Fordor sedan with radho, |
heater, A good car. Only
$495 radio, heat-
by Hershberger|
Powerglide, trade now | |
{ $345 For Salle Used Cars 1
‘62 HENRY J HEATER. RADIO
and = gne! light Good cond
_ 31942.
‘$s LINCOLN OO CONDITION. 4 door
1953 TKOOLNe carat 20.500 Mi,
all accessories, power steering
wer windows. & power brakes,
— 4610 Brookfield Dr. Davis-
re
CiNCOLN CAPR: 1953 HARDTOP.
Radio heater fu power 61875
MArket 3265
193 'NicOUN CAPRI COUPE Radi and heater Full power
$1950 MArk« ¢-2365.
MERCUR”’ 1900 | OWNER
Ciean radio heater turn signals, |
Roya! Master tires 255 ee
calm
or MERCURY "2 DR. BARGAIN.
Call Bi Howarth, PE 2-0167
‘$6 MERCURY STATION WAGON. _ Bargain. CALL | Walt. . FE 2-0! 23-0167
49 MERCURY ..... $395 Clu» Coupe with radio and heat
* NATIONAL Motor Sales 111_ 6. Saginaw St.
West Side Used Cars FE 42185
choose from.
923 W. Huron ‘3 to ‘55 models to _WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE
NASH '5} VERY VERY CLEAN down. mooth.
LAKE ORION MOTOR BA: M-24 at Buckhorn L’ _
‘© NASH RAMBLER CONVERTI-
bie. $325 FE ¢-3371.
OLDS 1953. SUPER 8 4 DOOR, hvdramatic, power brakes. Wane
, #@ PONTIAC
vorp ‘3 ws a ‘ pr
+ Real cheap
#@ FORD. Va CON E Oakiand* Ave, FE 45-2731
‘eu 6300. 45.000 miles - .
oe py leat condition en “owper car e
Fis Gung a_Ontond Ga bani | 1983 Gree i061 FORD cusTOM cLUB, {SP pills ¢ sedan coupe Overdrive radio and heat 1948 Kaiser 4 ‘=
_er Excelient condition FE 4-305. 1961 J 4 dvor
FORD. is RUNG. 12000. - $6 | A LES & SERVICE
Fe 716 AUBURN AVE PE +4695
*
te | HAVE YOU Yot Wilk Find... Oeminned oor duals
; “PLT ea ge °) I = : ie
GOOD REPU TATION 1953 Willys Aero Ace. loaded
EXCEILLENT PRICES | 1983 Mercury bard t ;
FINE AUTOMOBILES FE Ford har’ top ° . 196) Cheve.
1951 Nash overdrive
1951 Chrysier V-8, power steering
1951 Ford SCHUTZ | toe Olde, Olds #8 club coupe } '
‘ pt Olds sedans
MOTORS INC ee and ve 0 convertible and
DeSoto - Birmingham - Plymouth sedans
MI +7811 1944 Cadillac -‘ebuilt motor
1946 Cadillac 1947 Lincoin Continental
"| NICE BLACK vi HUDSON HOR” WE ARRANGE net Hydramatic Radio and heat
er New tires Seat Oak- FINANCE
eee Ave, Fee SMALL DOWN - i980 HUDSON, 5 PASSENGER We also have 100 other-cars to coupe very good One owner |- choose from. Models froim 1937
FE +1042 to 195. Prices range from 625 up
Economy Used 22. Auburn Cars
‘yw PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR NEW
job -Radio and heater EM
ase
PLYMOUTH 1953 C R AN BROOK
club coupe. 2 tone, overdrive. |
heater, ;white walls, excellent
cond. Original owner must sell
Make an off 1 47320 after
63 pm oe
Hev There. See This!
1953 Piymouth Cranbrook, 4 dr.
all equipment including overdrive
A leowner'car 1° 999 miles Don't
mise this ore $985
6 Owskian
4 DOOR. SILVER
streak Radio and heater Clean
FE 2-840. Good condition
> ‘4. 4 DR STARCHIEF
Custom. 4300 miles All acces-
__sories FE 45686 28 8 Shirley
PONTIAC 1953 4 DOOR DELUXE
Hvdramatic§ redio and
seat heater $14 Cai! FE
after 6 p.m
PONTIAC 1053 DELUXE ‘4 DooR.
Hydramatic.
equi all
seen, Gere, TS under | +8385 | FF, 2-231 -
jo PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN. 2 2,
door
XE
. Hydramatic
heater New tires Vey mile-
1 44631.
‘” CH dr Hydrameatic White-
Low mileage. $1,700. NTIAC
luxe. 2
wall tires
OR 3-7257
t-2060 after ©
‘ai PONTIAC. & PASSENGER
eoue. '46 motor . FE
_after_ 3:30. _
1953 SUPER DELUXE, PONTIAC Catalina Hydra
tras. 25,00y miles FE 2-71 wails, redio and heater
ex.ras. Excciient condition. a 4
—_ S40. OLDSMOBILE 1952. SUPER 68, 4
door Loaded. FE 46355.
1952 PACKARD 4 door sedan. radio heater, tltra-
matic,white wall tires. A-1 shape.
PR) TO SELL
Huron Motor Sales
| 95g W. Huron FE 2-241!
‘0 PACK 4¥FD. HYPRAMATIC
drive Clean New US = _
ter Tires Radio ao heater
Cheap $300 @*8 Oakland Ave
FE 5-273)
Get Set
for Winter
With a Good Used Car
From
Community
Motors
48 PONTIAC @treamiiner “8” four’ door, radio,
poser Hydramatic, motor just
$395
61 BUICK Buper Riviera pox door radio,
heater & Dyna
$045
‘$1 CHEVROLET Bel Air Club Coupe, 2 tone paint,
radio, heater and Powerglide.
$3 CHEN ROLET Be! Air two door radio and heat |
. $1,395
'42 CADILLAC Club Coupe radio. heater & Hy-
dramatic,
49 FORD .
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' Deluze two door with radio and Station Wagon with radio and
heater
$395
‘47 DODGE
heater
$145
’51 STUDEBAKER Commander Starifte C -V4-
heater and automatic asm is
$545
50 PLYMOUTH
Convertible Coupe, radio & heat,
er
$545
"$1 PONTIAC
Comvertible coupe, radio. heater,
Hy iramatic and white wall tires
5
33 BUICK |
Four door, 2 tone paint, radte, |
heater whitewall tires and Dy |
naefiow
$1,595
'S) PONTIAC
Streamiiner “® two door
and heater
$345 radio
50 CHEVROLET Conrertible radio heater. and
whitewa!) lines
$495
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atic Many ex-
Radio, heater and
Sereas $1200 OR S112. iss] PONTT CHIEFTAIN, 2
deor Radio, heater, 26.000 miles
1 owner, im good condition }
24567 or 120 Elm St. after 4
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PONTIAC &4 STARCHIEF 4 “DOOR
ear loaded with extras. Rea-
sonabe MA S300
PONTIAC ‘4 CATALINA DE-
luxe Lik new Fully equipped
FE 27203.
i952 PONTIAC §, DELUXE CHIEP.- tain 4 door. Hydramatic. 2 tone
Real clean, see this one and take
tt for a spin. FE 50315.
PONTIAC 1964 2 DR. DELUXE.
hydramatic FE 32-3740
i962 PONTIAC,
09300 _ _
BonTIAC ‘60 4 DOOR. HYDRA- macic, | ts of extras Very good
e ition n_ $600 567 Montcalm
1964“ CHTEFTAIN DE- Hvrd-amatic. radio and
2 DOOR E—EM
clean 8,000 miles. $1,800. OR
3-1802 ae.
DOOR
washers,
up lights turn signals. FE 53-8052
ise powttic “BLACK 9450 FE
one “YOU THINK OF 8sTUDE baker-think of Carkner's tn Bir-
mingham Ml ¢3410
STUDEBAKER ‘51 COMMANDER. good condition. MA 41259
195) WILLYS STATION WAGON 6
cylinde Overdrive radio, heat
er. sno
ting or eventng. MA 62963
BRAID'S SPECIALS
YOUR CAR AS
DOWN PAYMENT, DOWN PAYMENT $300 $200
1953 DeSoto
1952 DeSoto Cust»rm 6 Fordor
V% Fordor Vv Fordcr plus other access Very .
RADIO. — back
tires $525 Phone morp-
1952 DeSot
1952 Plymouth Co..cord Tudor 6250 |
1961 Plymouth Comord Cuder $125
1951 Plymouth Concord Tudor See
1950 Plymouth Di $ 75
1950 Plymouth Diz $7
1949 DeSoto Forde" 6 75
Motor Sale.
DeSoto-Piymouth Dealer
Jo Years Fair fPealing
Cass at a st
} FROME. ‘46 0... $175, 46 | 1 UB COUPE WITH RA-
DIO HEATER AND BLUF. FIN-
ISH THIS I8 A GOOD CAR
‘46 $195 Pontiac 8 STREAMLINE tt
DOR WITH RADIO lias TE
AND TWO-TONE PAIN
‘47 $295 TOWN SEDAN. CHEVROLET
WITH RADIO HEATER AND |
LUSTROUS BROWN FINISH
49 $295, CHEVROLET DELUXE FORDOR
WITH RADIO HEATER AND
JET BLACK FINISH
‘49 $345 DELUXE PLYMOUTH SPECTAI
RADIO AND
$360 HEATER
49 rouD CUSTOM 8 CLUB COUPE
WITH RADIO HEATER, SUN-
AND SEAT COVERS
Ol _ $945 BUICK 32 SERIES JET
WITH RADIO. ‘HEATER
NAFLOW AND TINTED
a2 $1095 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN re
FORDOR SEDAN A _ LITTLE
JEWEL WITH RADIO. ETC BLACK
DY-
LA88
Jerome's
Bright Spot Orchard Lake at Cass
F 8-0488 | PONTIAC ] RETAIL STORE
GOODWILL USED CARS
A POLICY” “NOT A NAME
533 CHEVROLET “210” Sedan, radio, heater, nice
black finish
2 DODGE 4 door with radio and heater, «.. $895
53 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP Radio, neste Very
sharp as
53 PONTIAC 4 door, Hydramatic, radio and heat-
CF ever sscns
51 FORD Sedan with radio and heater. .
¢
33 PACKARD Sport Coupe with all power equip-
ment ener enee
‘SE STUDEBAKER Club Coupe:
heater
‘49 DE SOTO Sedan, automatic transmission, radio
and heater ........
53 BUICK SUPER Sedan with radio, heater and
Dynaflgw pe Sars War ware Meee wee Reels oe Gl SOS
’530 CHEVROLET 2 door, radio and heater. . .$545
52 CHRYSLER Convertible, Royal Master tires
and all power equipment .........
'52 DODGE Sedan with radio and heater.....$795
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PONTIAC
RETAIL STORE FACTORY BRANCH
63 Mt. Clemens at Mill
FE 37117 eee tees
with radio and.
eeete . $1,295
$1,495
’
. $1,395
$545
$1,195
$25 OVER WHOLESALE 1953 DODGE
CLUB COUPE. This Dodge has
the famous Red-Ram V-8 en- 1954 PLYMOUTH
CLUB COUPE. Metallic green
finish. Hy-Drive transmit ;
3.800 actual miles, whitewall
tires, radio, heater direction
Signals and backup lights.
$1,695
1952 DE SOTQ CLUB COUPE The perfect gift
for your wife Beautiful blue
finish, t tie tra
radio and heater. Very clean
inside and out.
$850
1953 CHRYSLER
WINDSOR. Your choice of any
one of the three we have on
hand — all are fine cars and™
all are completely equipped
$1,375
1952 CHRYSLER WINDSOR HARDTOP. One of
the nicest cars on our lot. Pow.
er steering. power brakes.
tomatic transmission. radio
heater. two tone black and
grey. exceptionally clean tnside
and out
$1,150
1950 CHRYSLER
WINDSOR FOUR DOOR If
you're a person that enjoys a!!
the comfort of the heavy car
then look at this — two 1950
Chrysiers, immaculate through-
out. both In perfect mechanical
condition and both fully
equipped Fer only —
$675
1953 PLYMOUTH
We have three of these fire
car¢ on our iet all fully
ecuipped and ready to go Pick
the one rou Hke and drive it
home for only —
$1,075
Pick out the car you want and drive home in a rea!
bargain. We must make room for more new car
trades. ~ large radio.
$1,125
‘
1952 STUDEBAKER
HARDTOP Attractive two tone
tadio, heater, overdrive,
direction signals, backup lights
and many other accessories. paint.
$875
1954 PLYMOUTH
A car you've been
waiting for — beautifully two
toned, equipped with Hy-Drive
transmission. large heater, di-
and backup HARDTOP
rection
lights. signals
Only $1,775
1952
HARDTOP
with radio heater
sidewall tires
$1125
1954 CHRYSLER
NEW YORKER DELUXE. We
Chrysiers, ali have four new
completely equipped
are willing to sell them
range
$2,950 to $3,300 great loss Prices
1981 CADILLAC
One of the cleanest
have ever
radio heater,
backup
$1,795
Immediate Delivery
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P.S.—Come in Tonight, We're Open 9-91 Liberty 9-4585 large many other fine features.
one owner, low mileage.
PONTIAC Beautifully
toned green. all-leather interior
and white
had Equipped with
Hydramatic
transmission, direction signals,
lights and whitewal
28.000 actual miles One two
and we
ata
from
cars We
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1956 “ . FORTY-SEVEN
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Channel 40.WWi-TV Channel 1~-WXYE-TY _ Channel 9~CKLW-TY | i
TONIGHT’ MIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7) Little Rascals. ‘
for a Day.” (9) Capt. Video Ad., camping trip in interest of send gt > oe wie ee
9:38—(7) Lynn Bari Show. Boss | fon tes hic, ince’ tia | | Shoots on 2 All Ul Syllables Oppenhe | oe YORK faa Pgs coer = was expounding about
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One TV Comic Fires
PONTIAC’S
TV SERVICE D
FIRST —
EALER!
Bing Crosby. for Another venture serial. (4) Time for Lady comedy. (8) Mr. Show 11:00 — «) Creative Cookery. w| Manager i Business. V Rébert (en Gary the Garrulous wasn't popping off but he was showing— - TV
— Fea gers — Matgmnery Present «. “Wee Home. | that he's a two-syllable as well as a two-gun man. ‘With More Class BLAKE RADIO AND SERVICE
means war. J ‘ Search.” part of Dickens’ “‘Da- 13:30—(2) Strike It Rich. | “Damned eld Groaner!” He lifted one foot on top the NEW YORK (INS)—Any sus- 3149 w. Mucus 5 Mn an 4-5791
6:15—(9) News. Austin Grant. (4)| Vid Copperfield” with Rex | TUESDAY AFTERNOON | ether foot. Both were on top of a coffee table. [epetlgatns ee ee 2 | Thompson as David. (2) Decem- : . ‘ — ber Bride. Lily hunts for differ- 12:@8—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) * * t * and Vivian Vance from the pict | aan ae “= 4 6: 30—(7)- Wild -Bill Hickok. Adven-| ent Christmas gift for her son- ; . “Never know. what he's now can be scotched: The Mertzes | ture film. (9) Passerby. ‘Escape in-law and gets snowed in. - _ Betty White Show. (2) Valiant gonna do!” Bing'd just listed _and Ricardos wil! shuffle off to by Night.” (4) Studio 57. “Sauce 7 Lady. | H'wood, where from now on, Lucy | for the Gander,” drama with ee ee cee | 12:56—(2) Love of Lite. . |TV. Coop was pleased. “Re- wil ‘get a psc, M Chapman. (2) News| Weigh ‘ ”F member ‘um before he was in jomeme Ray's jokes & Aaa trick Pencler. (9) Boxing. Middie- | 12:38—-(7) Story Studio. (4) Feath- att character of the priest in “No Biz wan oo weight bout: Pete Adams vs.|. er Your Nest. (2) Search for To pictures. | Like Show Biz"’ were taken verba- i 6:45—(9) Frankie Conners. Music.| Jimmy Martinez. (2) Studio One.| Morrow. _ ‘Made a little short tim from Bishop Sheen's lighter i (2) Weatherman. Dr. Everett R. ‘Frank McHugh, Una Merkel, | 1:99 — (7) Lunchtime Drama. (4) | Yosemite, about 32 or ‘33 lines on TV. ‘ Phelps. Walter Hampden in Christmas Bob Maxwell Show. (2) Portia | Sittin’ om @ rock in the pine A TV comic skyrocket hes de- 7:00—(1) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. og er ihanaagg ager Feces Lite trees, singin.” Remember fel- elie’ to fre the aumnew vhs |
sidy. “Death by Proxy.” (4) It's -% Minks.” ion Life. _- After that, he named the Broadway's trash heap. Says he :
a Great Life. Boy won't let Santa | 19:38—(4) Ethel Barrymore Thea- ,, | 00y for me. First boy. Gary. wants to surround himself with ; out of his sight so he can prove| ter. “Dear Miss Lovelace,” a | !:3@-(4) Bruce Mayer Show. (2) | x * * people with class.” : there is a Santa Claus. Michael-| broken hearts columnist helps | Ladies Day. “Wanna belt?” Gabby Chronic ingratitude is not too : O'Shea, James Dunn, William a pleading housewife. 1:45—(9) School Broadcast. | Cooper stared at beth feet. classy a quality. even on Broad- ; op. (2) Tales of Tomorro 10:45—(9) Ringside Review. Chris 2:ee—(7) Stars on Seven “Think Ill have one.” He way : “Substance X,"’, science fiction Schenkel. = ° | loped out te the meric and Re Christ e to: Res : drama. 2:15—(9) Bobo the Hobo. | poured. SARITA & GARY ae eee = ha glk te i 7:15—(7) Detroit Deadline. News. _oy = 4 : oS gdh 2:30—(9) Myrtle Labbitt Show. (4) | “Bing takes them side out to that ranch. Makes ‘em work. , “Recky King,” in its modest man-| j
him as a very close friend on
; Jean McBride. (2) House Party. Gives ‘em hay-hand wages. Nice buncha kids!”. ner a mighty pleasant series . 1:30—(7 : ; : D : Pa wf - phy Aras ee se eee, > Koome 3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon.| After that, the conversation poured. He was looking for a pic- ' Dan Dailey now can Proceed to a! ' Academy. ‘Hollow ve | 28:28-—(7) Armchair Theater. | (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Pay- ture to follow “Vera Cruz,” which he made in Mexico with eat his patronizing words " about i
Paul Henreid, Joan Bennett. (4) _. yor - adnan oft. Denise Darcel, Sarita and Burt Lancaster. | Jam ~g — arog “el
Grristmes Circle by Detroit Edi- * (4) Lit. |8:18—(4) Golden Windows. x * * * a +o «Betty son Choir. (2) News. Doug Ed-| “try of Shirley Yorke.” (4) Lit ‘ble's two $40,000 TV paychecks wards. , tle Show. Drama. (2) Paris Is | 3:39-(4) One Man’s Family. (2), | asked him if he was in good health. | went straight to.Uncle Sam.
the Mood. Premiere of new| Bob Crosby Show’ “Purty good tor only bein’ sewed up four times. That | NBC's announcement that Ar- 7:45—(2) Perry Como. Songs an a Z ih nate) Cucteee Mie Mar — _—* actin’ like a 24-year-old. Jumpin’ off buildings ewe Dahl —_ —_ her cored
00—(T) Royal Playhouse. Drama : onight. Variety ; . Vv | , to eee (4) Caesar’s| Steve Allen, Mable Mercer, Cy — oo 5 “Got a great surgeon. Sews me up with cn No. 4 quilting | Video Theater gg Mira motel _ aa
Hour. Separation threatens| Colman Trio guests. 4:00—-(7) Captain Flint. (9) Justice eotton thread. Got 200 on one side of me . t consider
Christmas gaiety of Commuters. 11:45—(2) Weathervane. Brighter x * * .* inando Lamas, no less—to have (2) Burns and Allen, Gracie in- yi |. “How about TV?” I shot the conversational works. been very lively vades lounge of exclusive men's TUESDAY MURNING 4:18 — (4) First Love. (2, Secret | “Maybe, if they. find something 1 . a
club on special mission. | 7:00 — (4) Today. (2) Morning Storm. could do as well as everybody else. For much to admire bu; their ban 8:30—(7) Voice Program. Eleanor, Siw. 4:30—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) a coupl¢ years everybody looked like against Christmas Carels until Stebor, soprano, sings ‘White | §:36—(2) Morning in Detroit. On Your Account. their their face’d been run over by a! twe weeks before the Holy Day
ii . (2) Talent 9:00—(7) Breakfast Cub. (4) 4:45—(T) Rickey the Clown. (4) truck. | would have been welcome here
Scouts. Arthur Godfrey. Annual Ren er Mose ci aa Modern Romances. Remembering he was a cowboy, I ™ te everdone-too-carty custem |
children's talent show. P ecome| ‘ shed Mit abeet horses | of caroling trom Nev, 5 on. Traveler. 5:08—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Go to the a a se The Col os ‘@0—(T) Wrestling. (4) Medi : Museum. (4) Pinky Lee (2)/ “Well#I'd like to have a Rolls or a umbia Broadcasting ; 9:00—(T) Wrestling. Medic. |9:30—(2) Breakfast with Murphy. @ lew tt tem selects the day after Christ- party leads to serious ; Robert Bentley, but nobody can afford one i... tg spotlight Dr. J. Robert auto accident in ‘‘Red Christ-
mas,” (2) I Love Lucy. Lucy and ‘ School. (2) Garry Moore.
19:00—(T) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) |
5:386—(7) Rocky Jones. (9) Howdy
Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. (2) Pi
in our business”—so I knew he'd
thought I said hersepower instead —
10” to 21” |
Ethel accompany boys on rugged | 10:30—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland (4) _ Fate Pete. of horses. be introduced on the radiocast by a] ~ —— ST —_—— “S'long now,” said Gabby Cooper at Dr. Grayson Kirk, Preqidem of Co-| $ 5 a T R Pp the door. “Come up some time and we'll | umbia University. *<
=< oday’ s Radio rOOQrams - - me oe et iden, Ralph Bellamy, now oficial ’ y is solidly in favor of subscrip- Programe furnishe@ by stations listed tm this column are subject te change without notice. THE MIDNIGHT EARL ; NomTY “Danger” moves Jan.
WIR, (160) CKLW, (900) =. WW, (850) WCAR, (1138) WXYZ, (it7®) WPRON. (1600) WIBK, (1690) _* 4 to 10 p.m. (EST) Tuesdays... 4 ssa tsar ng that -big Buick ae ieee eee 7 er for Tuesday-at-8 because they con- Skelton series starting the same 3 TONIGHT 10:15—WJR. Siov c Qood bor JB Georg | tae wR. New wu" Ondersicere | WRON. 8 Kare WAR. Neve Hermon sider him “the hottest thing in show | night. | 4 WWJ. Me : 0:45 WIR. Pete ang Joe : business” and the public “satiated” with We now have eight full-hour | F ber | cKUW a ww Queen ba Sere | wean, Temple Academy eee ene other comics. The $8,500,000 offer to network TV dramas per week, | 30 s Guarantee ews WPON =
| WPON. News CKLW, Story Time Jackie and his troupe is for 3 years, not many of them good ... while : S—WIR. Clark Quartet CKLW. Dream Music ww. ah 2, and calls for ows a year, includ- ' : em | a @e 1 muwn Reserved oe Cane WJBK. T. George nd Is f §2 sh includ comedy variety chattercasts Well Known Makes | WWJ. Bud Lynch WJBK. Upper Room WXYZ, My True Story 1:48—WJIR, Guiding Light ing summer reruns. This figures out to %%¢ ether pleneer forms of tele- , 3 WHYZ. Les Smits simak take CKLW. Homechats 2:00—WIR. Mrs. Burtes ; vision have slipped somewhat . | CRLW. Eddie Chose Wwa. Cherie Lewis WCAR. News, Temple CKLW. Davies $55,000 a show, not unreasonable by the TV 2 WXYZ. Sports, Top WPOM. News, Party WJBK. T. Geor today’s standards. through conten, drama. ; 6:38— WIR, Reynolds CKLW, Kuren, Spotrs 10:38—WXYZ. Whispering WPON, News. ay turgy has made slow comfort. ‘ Ww. 8. Mutetiend WjBK Larry Ocatine WWJ. Pren Harrhe = WIN. Pens teaeie HOPE LANGE _ Attempts to reunite Caesar-and-Coca able strides ahead. i wBi gnee. te: WCAR, Wid? Le bien Ww, Piste Bil have started . . . Gene Rayburn's pretty sidekick on “Sky's the, sc te Miahaatis ‘Bertie Pee c. Teens witk Te at tn | Ae WWJ, Break the Bent | 3:99 WIR. Nera Drehe Limit” is Hope Lange. Kitt's last-season serenade has)
WPON, An Ves Damme WPON, — | WCAR Song Parede Lala “an Geek * * * * \the kh a = to become | : hee_Wan Gest meny | 11:30-WIR atas tae weg, serine re nice | CAR Mall Spore Lou Walters in jail? Claims he's wilting to go, that | ‘he “Santa Baby Mambo,” . . and R ADIO ty TV AE 3-Srer on, caw, am. “McKeller cule. Pretes Sse . | ee vm fn gy Mag Yvonne Menard, the Paris nude, may bare positively ail | ahawhiie’ bee who understandably . CKLW. Pulton Lewis Jr. = WCAR Wee, Goes | WCAR. Marmoay Man =| when she opens in his Miami spot Be Marsews “Pere lyrics, there's a switch called 1430 (Co f Walton) ' BE 2-2257 ! WPON, News, Oib Shaniey | TUESDAY MORNING i1s:_wxve mon ncmom | 3:00—WIR Wendy warren S0M-to-Person” show cracked Trendex's Big Ten. | “Updle Senta’ Joslyn rner o bd | 1 CRLW. Quy Nunn C20 WIR. Agric. Voice | WPON, Hymn Time wxYz Ea. “MeKeoaie | * * * * ae a ch a ac on a i. a ' el ! f jews. v } x 2 Rt Fo See wae Make Oy Mise) Cee neces Lime Johnnie Ray busted into Dan Dailey’s birthday party at the DEVSSIVPSVSSS VE SSESSSESSSSSESSSSSESSESSS 7:30—WJR, Choralters y }
WWJ. Morgan Beatty a WXYZ. Curtain Calls | %:16—WJR, Aunt Jenny _—§ Little Club, dropped his crutches, flung his arms around Ethel | «® ¢ W2Yd, Lone Ranger | So oe CRLW. Quese for Dey =| CELW, Govies ; ‘s “ : CKLW Gabriel Heatter p Bean WBE, Melee cin-eeen a Merman and shouted “Momma!” That's what she is to him. t t ow | 7:00—WJR, Jim Vinal | Wom, . . “ ” ’ 2 carn 5. Lo ren 7 cxiw. Rea re casebamwei se WJBK. Don in “Show meee Monroe on M “1 = pal hy Seeaiai e ours Gg ee CKLW. Tm the M | WJBK. Gentile, Binge WWws. Second 1:46 WIR. Gal Sunday | but will be for “7-Year Itch,” in which she's the big star. : $:00WJR, Norths | T:S—WIR Muse Hall) ——_e ae ppinewt_ | WISH I'D SAID THAT: “A girl should always wait for the wxvz, tea | WAR, Gettess OO i Te hee right man to come along. But it's a good idea to get married ”
SSEe: Tee Seeret 1:45—WWJ, News CRLW. Brea the Beat RAYE. Wottrick-McKensie in the meantime, if you can.”"—P. K. Sideliner. i | “WEYE, Show World, 0:00 WIR, Jack White Weak. mews WISE Mews, Meleoe =| (Copyright 1954) | A. LONGINES. Stinging > axwe '. a es | " w f Fi "7K. tune SETS, Dick 12:15—WJR. Perm Roundup aa. Stella Dalles EET Sa Gold fi ed , aterproo CKLW. Bway C CKLW. News Toby WWJ, Paye Elizabeth w Talk t RAST shock-resist; unbreakable . ar <P | WJBK, News. Gentile a an wee a ton | mainsoring. $88. FTI 8:48—WXYZ. Show Stoppers WCAR. News. WCAR. Neonday Caller . Ce ormosa aper its pring : 0:00—WJR. Perry Como | 8:15-WJR. Bud Guest WPON. Music 4:38-—Www boa Brown WWJ. Telephone Hour ;
WXYZ, Voice Program |
CKLW, Charm Hour
WPON, News. Off Record
9:15—WJR, Bing Crosby
CKLW. Christmas Carols
9:30—WJR, Amos ‘n° Andy
WWJ, Américamn Band B. LONGINES. 14K goie
case, available in yellow
or white. $115. FTI
C. LONGINES. Unusual rec-
tangular 14K gold case. WXYZ Fred Wolf
| WCAR, Coffee
8:30—WJR. Music Hall
$:46—WWJ, News
WCAR, Radio Revival
9:00—WJR, News
WWJ, Minute Parade
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WIBK Don
WCAR Tour roy Mine
‘:46—WWJ, chong _ aco
CKLW. Geor Wrich
WCAR, News
5:@0—WJR, News
WWJ, News. J Deland: i2?:30—_WJR, Time Out Muste |
WXYZ, News Musie
CKLW. Bud Davies
WJBK. MeLéod } U. S. Release of 35 TAIPEH, Formosa #—Another
|Chinese Nationalist newspaper 1t:45—WXYZ. Charm Lady
WPON, Farm Mkts wxve. Camarata WXYZ, Breakfast Club __ CKLW, Set on | lashed out bitterly today at reports | Alligator strap. $118, FTI WIBK: Gente MC"? | WIBK. News woan, agnor ‘the United States might be willing | Sign wrest News, Rnythes TUESDAY AFTERNOON WPOM, News. Music \to exct %5 Chi tudent
BURNS r aoe nam. Muste for 11 U.S. airmen imprisoned in| 10: weabe Pitver Medes
Nate Reve 5 Phases 06—WJR. Read of Life 9:15—WJR, Kitchen Club | WWJ. News, Mulholland WJBK, News. McLeod
WJBK. Houseparty 9:28—WIR, Mrs. Page CKLW Musical “Ae 6:30—CKLW. Rate Chase | a sine = Pred we HOTTER! |
—— | News sald thet to eachenge the | CLEANER! | | vise the constitution because as it" } Pearl Bai Will pekte all of whom are being
pel to Go On Again. Tonight would display “‘weakness in moral | and where the armed forces can
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the new Prime Minister had criti-
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dishonest, He suggested changing
the constitution to permit out-
right rearming against commu-
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The policymakers, led by For-
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said today they still want to re-| peared with 24 men aboard on a
voyage from Port Suiphur, La., to
Buckport. Maine. Last radio con-
tact evas on Dec. 4. A Coast guard
search was abandoned Friday.
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who receives a J. C. Higgins bike! They're fully equipped
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@ All weed construction
@ Easy cleaning Viny!
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Hat Box, $11 Overnite, $10: Train Case, $10
26-Inch Pullman, $15
Beverage Coolers
Insulated With Class Fiber 5”
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Matching J. C. Higgins Rust-Resistent Plaid Ice Chests. .
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Happi-Time Tool Set — With 15 Youth-Sealed Tools
It’s fun to play handy man with this set of carpenters’
tools. They're styled like dad's: scaled for a boy. 15-
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Solid Tree Si Stand
Part in Bright Chrome-Piate
an set = - 1.98 Positive locking screws he
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legs oears hammer,
saw, chisel, pliers,
Make it Snow
Enough for One Whole Tree
12 oz. Can 79¢
Moke it snow! Press the
plunger and your tree is hilled
with snowllakes. Glitters like
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Nylon ‘Spinning Reel With FREE Six-Foot Glass Rod
son er §=— 13.50 Famous Nyolite reel and spin
ning rod tor the price o/ the
reel alone. Ree! is unharmed
by salt water Extra apoo!
Hacker Skates
Hollow Ground Steel Blades
1.C. Higgins 9 OB
Men's hard toe skates, nickel-
ated Sheltield steel blades
lk-tanned cowhide uppers
Black; brown trim
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Hand Warmers
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Compact = J. 39) For sportsmen. outdoor work-
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Switchboard Set It Rings. Busses, Dial Clicks
8.95 Kiddies will “buzz” Com plete
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four plugs. two plastié phones
Battery is included
Auto Transport
With Two Extra Plastic Cars
t2In. tong 622. AO
Double deck heavy gauge stee!
trailer has ramp for loading
Equipped with free rolling
wheels; dummy horns © Molded Bosketboll
Extra Strong Multi-Ply Rubber
I. C. Higgins 3.98
Exceptionally fine ball at low
price. Olficial size, weight. Per-
lect on cement, gravel. Seam-
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Table Tennis Set
Fun for Family or Friends
Reg. 3.95 2.88
Exciting . . fast! Complete
With rubber faced paddles;
metal clamp-on brackets and
$8-in. net. 2 balls, instructions
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14-10, Tackle Box
Made of Sturdy Aluminum
Reg. 5.95 4.45 Has one cantilever cork - lined
tray with adjustable dividers
Big undivided bottom area
Post-style handle
U-Drive-It Toy Magic Control Steering
Reg. 2.98 2.49
Real steering wheel controls
auto 35 inches of movable su-
per highway panorama Horn
and realistic dashboard. Save
now °
Wooden Toy Chests
Bright. Washable Chintz Cover
Prcedtow 5.95
Handy toy hide-away' Large
13x13x24-in. size. Maple finish-
ed interior Padded seat, chain
supported lid
The per!
is the
Brunswick
ticate way! The Brunswick
eralite Ball from 23.95; Begs
trom 3.9: Shoes trom (98.
Gattered Maters 74-4. P. With Neutral Clutch
mst 159.88 Delivers plenty of Bad. ei
high speed, yet throttles down
smoothly for trolling
power mount! Buy—save $30.00
15 Club Golf Bag Durable, Lightweight Nylon
Reg. 13.95
Full size bag features a “full-
vue’ ball pocket, roomy shoe
and clothing pocket. Molded 11.99
tubber handle. Save now!
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Christmas Lights
Set of 7. Independent Burning
Priced Lower =2.98
Standard safety plugs with
washers Avoid short circuits of
over-load 9g
18 Independent Rerntng Lights 4.98 n
rc oe ect gilt for any bowler
ineralite
Ball, the highest scoring ball
ever developed. It's so easy to
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Min-
Cushion
Rushed fresh from Canada to Sears...
only a few days ago were growing in woodlands!
short, narrow and wide trees .
Q point to get your tree at Sears!
4 to 6-foot size.......
8 to 10-foot size.......2.69
5-Lb. Economy Priced Chocolates
Ideal for large parties, gifts All
milk chocolates with a
caramel and nougat centers!
tasty treat!
2-pound gift box... .. 1.39
With Horn and Hard Candies .
Set. Only 9 8 ¢
Big treat for little ones to ‘find’
on the tree' Tiny drum and
sticks with little horn and 3 oz
wrapped goodies!
154 North Saginaw St. SAVE! CHRISTMAS TREES!
2 to 4-ft. size
Priced as low as
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Christmas Trees—Sears Parking Lot
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"Stately, Well Formed
Canadian Double
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89: newly cut uniform velvety green trees that
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each priced much lower than you ‘d expect. Make
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6 to 8-foot size........1.98
10 to 12-foot size..... .4.19
Peggy Kellogg Gift-
Boxed Chocolates
Stems 398 Sears exclusive milk and dark choc-
olates with a variety of satisfying
centers. Attractively gift boxed
for yourself or friend. i
Country Inn Gift Chocolates
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Our finest chocolates of pure milk chocolate or rich
dark chocolate. Variety of more than 20 different
delicious centers. In pretty Christmas box. See it! 2 Pound Gift Box
Country Inn Cake Famous for Rich Flever
5 ‘Pounds 3.98
Very mellow, moist batter brim-
ming with fruits, nuts.. Made
with finest country ingredients.
Fresh in gift tin
Phone FE 4171 | favorite of the feast —
gift. Overflowing with
ll fruits and — nuts.
tays fresh in gift tin