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“Frank will be 27 Monday and
we're going to have a big birth-.
day, Thanksgiving and Christmas
party all*rolied into one," said
his wife
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« umvavons RECOVERING — a Soviet Union-intends to do ‘ -.
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OUR lin Tense as Re Envoy
NEWS WIRES
iet Ambassador Andrei Smir-
Adenauer today what the
4° ithe occupation status of Berlin™
. AP Wirephote
Getting over their ordeal in the
aters of Lake Michigan after the foundering of their ship, the
Carl D. haangan ys Frank Mays, seated, and Elmer Fleming,
crew members the ill-fated steamship.
ounty Man Survives
Bout With Giant Bear Farmington Township machinist Glen Cowell is still
Pilg king today after his close escape from death in the
rushing grip of a giant bear on Neebish Island, *
Cowel, of 28930 Greening,
pnd of the island when he
ind legs, its teeth bared,|*
ot 60 feet away. It was a
piant. '
; x * *
The bear started for Cowell, He
ired; but it kept coming. _
‘He fired again, but still it came
ion, When he pulled his high-
powered rifle’s trigger a third
time, Cowell said the bear was
so close he felt the air fanned
las it swung with a paw,
Quickly, Cowell pushed his rifle
to the upright bear’s ribs and
red again.
It wheeled and came around
gain, Cowell fired -at its head
is time, The bullet broke the!
ar’s spine and it fell, He then
t a fatal bullet in its head. és ich ch he stood only shoulder high.
s e * animal Tr more than
) pounds.
Lf
| amperatute Steady
weatherman predicts fair
Fong and Friday, with little
ini temperature. Tomine
Fw be near 31, .
row’s high will range from
Today's 15- : mile - an - hour
thwesterly winds will diminish |!
yt, Saturday is expected to be
ly cloudy. with little change ih
ture, |to'eonvict “this little gi-l’ on
unreliable ‘testimony ‘of es southeast of Sault Ste. Marie.
, was hunting on the notth-
saw a: growling bear on its NLRB Reopens
‘Kohler Case Neither Smirnoy nor the
what was said.
Soviet sources in Berlin said East ae Bonn overnment “ne
Votes 3-2 for Further)
Hearings on Unfair
Labor Practices.
WASHINGTON (AP)—The Na-
tional Labor Relations board to-
day reopened the unfair labor
practice case involving the Kohler
Co. ‘and the United Auto Workers
Union. #
more evidence should be taken.
First the union and *then the
company had requested further
hearings on the basis of testimony
on the Kohler-UAW labor troubles
given to the Senate Rackets In-
vestigating Committee hist Feb-
ruary ahd March.
Chairman Boyd Leedom and
member Stephen Bean dissented
from the ruling reopening the
case. They said: “This protract-
ed litigation should not be fur-
ther extended.” _
But a three-member board ma-
jority voted to have NLRB trial
examiner George A. Downing hold
old Wisconsin labor dispute, The
Chicago regional office.
Jury to Debate
Verdict on Cail Must Decide if Girl, 15,
Shares Starkweather’s
Guilt in Kibing Spree
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) —. The
murder trial of killer Charlés
|Starkweather's ex-sweetheart, Ca-
ril Ann Fugate, was scheduled to
go to a jury today after thé court's
final instructions.
Seven men and five women will
idecide whether the 15-year-old
brunette shares the guilt which
already has brought Starkweather
a death sentence. © ;
Caril is charged with aiding and
abetting Starkweather, 19, in one
of his 11 admitted killings.
* * *
County’ Atty. Elmer eects
asked a first degree conviction
“I'm perfectly satisfied to leave
the question of the penalty up to)
gument,,
Nebraska law prescribes life
imprisonment or death in the
“Even a 15-year - old teenager
of a maniac.
Starkweather was a | yittess against the girl
« we fe one of the longest
and ‘most voluminous in NLRB
history. There are several rail
carloads of exhibits and recorded
testimony,
lasted more than a-year, Downing
recommended in October 1957 that
the NLRB find the Kohler Co., 4) trom
plumbing fixture manufa
firm, guilty of unfair labor prac-
tices and require the firm to hire
back several score discharged
workers. f
In the Senate hearings there
was testimony the union had en-
coercion at the plant in Kohler,
company had spent large sums to
check on union officials. and on
one of the NLRB's own attorneys.
The UAW still is technically. on
strike against Kohler. But the firm
has maintained production with
new employes, % :
The NLRB split 3-2 in deciding)“
further hearings in the five-year-| -
date will be fixed by the NLRB’s
gaged in shooting, vandalism and) ~ nist regime ¥
West's land,
routes to the isolated old
capital. —
In West Berlin, Mayor WHIy
Brandt. told the city’s Parliame
without resérvation to defend the
Communist-threatened city, He
called on West Berliners to
fast,
There was no inkling
Seviet Union might
move. ,
The crisis was set boiling 2@da
tion saying thé. Soviet Union intend-
ed to-end the four- sates occupa-
tion of Berlin.
Smirnov’s _ visit
came-as a surprise. Some Western
diplomats said they thought. the
move rather weakened the Soviet
argument that all Berlin properly
belongs to their puppet. east Ger-
man government, -
Western officials here- had bien
expecting some kind-of formal no-
tice to the Americans, British and
French who with the Soviet Union
have been occupying Berlin for 13
years,
“The fact that they have gone
to the West Germans would seem)
to weaken their position from a ju-
ridical. standpoint,” one. Western
diplomat said,
“They seem to be admitting the
West Germans have some tights
‘i Berlin.”
longs to the East Germans.
_ {Continued on Page 12, Col. 1) realize the liquidation of
the Western Allies have promised)
to Adenauer)
He pointed out that ‘Rhrudichev
had said all of Berlin properly be-
Bonn and its Western Allies have F
“SEARCH POINT—CUT Island is the fica for the. bodies point of the search in northern Lake Michigan S
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AP Wirephoto
of seamen drowned in the foun-
dering of the Carl. D. Bradley.
y Group t to Seek Supervisors OK
By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. original Michigan Constitution of
1908, with many admendments and
County, home-rule government ear.by-year statute changes.
will be écommended to the Oak- | REJECTED 4 TIMES
|
= pense Board of Supervisors Voters in Michigan have four
next mon itimes before (1932-36-42-44). re-
A special committee studying |jected the idea of giving counties steps to modernize Oakland govern-|the same type of. home-rule pow-
ment today celebrated its first ers which would enable them to
anniversary by voting to‘ recom- establish flexible government struc-
mend to the 82 county supervisors tures based on their own county
that they “declare its endorsemerit|needs. Citles have such home-ruie
and support of home rule in prin- | powers.
* * |
ciple.’” |
In order “0 map a joint “we | ppro' : i] slags Sree, ws idesire home rule for counties’’ mean that the two largest coun- ldrive in the state
wasies pt ue ae ecard Supervisors’ Special County Gov-
as favoring reuniting county ernment Study Committee seeks
government what its Wayne County counterpart
a gained last week—Wayne super-
Oakland's government is current- | visors unanimously favored home
ly operating ‘under provisions of the! rule. the Oakland! County Home Rule Urged The Oakland comimittee of
nine, -consisting of four super-
visors, two county officials and
three citizens-at-large, hopes to
ald its campaign by sending
copies of a resolution passed to-
day to outstate counties,
The committee resolved to ree-
ommend to the Board of Super-
visors “endorsement and support
of the principle of home rule for
‘counties, to the end that electors
of Oakland County may enjoy
rights similar to those granted to
villages and cities to establish the
governmental structure best suited
to their needs.”’
* * *
Spurring the Oakland and Wayne
study panels on at this time and
in this direction is operation of a
Senate cemmittee in Lansing
' (Continued on Page 12, Col. 4)
By PETE LOCHBILER
Eleven years ago doctors sadly
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Today Janet is going home from|
the same hospital, again, this time
after the miracle of motherhood. |
New Mrs, Harold Hancock Jr., 18, Janet was once the sickly
child whose inner strength and |
determination won the hearts and
synipathy of thousands.
As ‘she holds four-day-old Julie’
>
ly doomed to : I n 1 Today's F Pr Press | Her Life—a Miracle of Courage The earlier NLRB hearings ,Ann Hancock in her arms, the
| pretty blonde mother has accom-
‘plished her two biggest ambitions.
* * *
| One was to keep her slim grasp
ion life. The other was to become
|a mother, The two ambitions went!
| together.
| Cuddling her young daughter,
Mrs. Hancock ‘said, ‘It’s the most)
| wonderful thing that ever happened
to me — this is what I’ve always’
wanted.”*
* *® *
Of her childhood bout with near-
fatal illness, she said today, ‘'It
seems: like a long, long time ago.
that could have happened to me.”’
The doctors said now Mrs.
Hancock was _in perfect health
to have more™babies, and she
said she hoped to have three
more youngsters in her family,
“Janet was always a‘ determined
girl. I guess it was her determina-
tion and prayers that pulled ‘her
through after doctors had given
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of Area Where
Freighter Sank 18 Bodies Recovered,
15 Other Crewmen
Presumed Dead
CHARLEVOIX (#—With
but the faintest flicker of.
hope, grim sailors searched
in still angry waters among
tiny islands at the top of
Lake Michigan today for '
. 15 men still missing from a
‘big ship which a howling
storm. sent to the bottom
Tuesday night.
Only two survivors, who
rode out a near-freezing 14
hours on a tiny raft, have
been found.
They said two who made
the raft with them disap-
peated as mountainoul
waves flung it topsy turvy.
at least three times.
Eighteen bodies have
been recovered.
The 615-foot Carl D. Bradley,
which carried a crew of 35, broke
in two and went down off Gull
Island, some 45 miles northwest
of this Michigan resort.
Some half a dozen uninhabited
islands are scattered to the north
and east of the scene, Nearby
inhabited Beaver Island, largest
trace et alt Cabiealt aaa
trace of any shipwreck victims,
dead or alive,
The 180-foot coast guard cutters
Sundew and Hollyhock bucked 40-
mile winds today in pushing to the
islands. Three helicopters ‘and two
amphibians also were buffeted as
they searched from aloft,
* * *
Winds ranged up to 70 miles
when the Bradley broke up. It
was 40 degrees that night; just as
cold last night, One survivor said
spray snatched violently from wave
tops froze in his hair and on his
| jacket.
ing were thrown from their
small raft three times in the
night by ‘the violent waters of »
northern Lake Michigan and
three times they managed to
‘aboard and hang on for their
lives.
Mays and Fleming, the only
known. survivors of the giant car-
80 ship - told. their =_— from
‘their hospital beds here ae
(CITY HALL 18 MORGUE
The two were ‘plucked from the
swirling waters by a Coast: Guard
cutter that recovered eight. float-.
ing bodies.
The job of trying to entity the bodies went on through ‘the
night in this town’s little. -
story city hall which has been
turned into a temporary oe
The Bradley carried
two lifeboats, Alt tere wee
scattered reports of debris,
two lifeboats were not found in the —
tirst day of the search.
- * * *
There were reports that the ‘iS
foot nga nes in two- er
Frank Mays and Eimer Fiem-
*
find the raft in the dark, climb”
WO
*Report Ordered | | vil. Servicé Group
Tells Eastman to Give
Details on Police Chief
The Civil Service Commission
last night ordered. Public Safety
Director George D. Eastman to
submit @ report on the “status’* of
Police Chief Herbert W. Straley,
who was relieved as acting com-
mander of the city police depart-
ment
The action followed a short ex-|
change between Straley anf Com-|
missioner Theodore Carlson.
* * *
Carison observed. that ‘ East-
man’s action in stripping the chief
of his powers might be considered
a demotion.”
“J have not been stripped of
my powers,” the chief said. “I
have plenty of duties.”
“As chiet of police?” Carlson
: ial assignment" in
director's office.
* * *
” Eastman has not yet spelled out
“ the precise duties of the chief un-
der the new setup.
Carison said that in his opin- the safety
Coast Guard Cutter Sundew. LIFESAVING RAET — The raft that carried the
of the Carl D. Bradley to safety is hoisted over the side of the AP , Wirephote
two survivors
transfer involving a ma- &
Commission. : r
Eastman, who is currently run-
ning the police force, did not at-
- tend the meeting. He is appearing
as a witness in a New York traffic
case,
In other business, the Commis-
* sion denied the request of former)
patrolman Gene Felker for rein-
statement to the police force. to Offense
trafic ticketa to the township jus . ; . ti peace -
Cafe Loot Disappoints vase : where the
Burglar in Waterford Tes ostien. wei then by 80
-A thief breaking and entering a} ™agistrates to prevent law en-
Waterford Township business es-
tablishment last night received lit-;
tle compensation for his efforts,
according to John Kent, of 65 Lina-
bury St., Pontiac, owner of the
building.
* * *
Waterford Township. police on
routine duty discovered a smashed
window in the back of Kent's Drive
Restaurant, 3590 Elizabeth
Ton
Lake Rd., at 2 a.m. today.
Checking, they found that sev-
eral vending machines had been
smashed. However, Kent had re-
moved all coins with the exception
of three dollars’ worth yesterday
morning. * *
Renfrew admitted that the new
plan of the magistrates stil] has
many wrinkles, but hé ° believes
they can be worked out.
“It might be inconvenient for
the defendant to go where the of-
femse was,” he noted. —
The agreement on traffic tickets
reached by the JPs was one of a
set of rules on criminal proceedings
adopted by the group.
CIVIL CASE RULES.
The magistrates also adopted a
set of rules and procedures for ci-
vil cases.
The adoption of a uniform set
of rules by the county justices
Weather Outlook
Fairly Cool, Dry
Across Nation
By The Associated Press
Fairly cool and dry weather was
the outlook for the major part of
the nation today,
The precipitation belt was con-
fined mainly to the Pacific North-
west and northern sections. marks the first time that such * *« | action has been taken by such
‘Two Enter Race
for Judgeships Strong winds and showers pre-
Hats Thrown in Ring ceded the cooler air into the
Northeast Wednesday but skies
by Judge Finnegan and
James C. Allen J
cleared and winds.diminished dur-
ing the night. Winds were clocked
at 60 m.p.h. at Rochester, N.Y.
* * *
Florida escaped the cool air and
temperatures during the night
were in the 60s and 70s. But they
were from 10 to 25 degrees lower
than Wednesday morning from
Georgia and Alabama northward
through the Virginias to the lower
Great Lakes region and New Eng-
land, Snow flurries were forecast
near Lake Superior and northern
Lake Huron.
x * *
Temperatures climbed into the
80s in parts of the Southeast and
far Southwest Wednesday, Thé 83
degree mark at Wilmington, N.C.,
was a record for the date.
The. Weather Two more county residents have
thrown their hats in the ring for
judge positions in the April elec-
tion
Latest to circulate petitions are
James C. Allen, Southfield city at-
torney and former mayor of Bir-
mingham, and Maurice E, Finne-
gan, Pontiac Municipal judge.
Allen, 40, of 1108 Maple Rd.,
Birmingham, started in 1951 with
the Michigan Corporation and Se-
curities Commission and was
. ‘named commissioner in 1953, He Fall U.S. Weather Burean Revort resigned in 1955 to resume his law PM apabe-- S pes | Pridey High sears $4. Practice and one year later was et Sr winds ledsy. dimin. elected mayor of Birmingham, tenight. Small craft warnings He is a partner in a Detroit law : firm and has been a lifelong resi-
dent of Oakland County.
| The candidate in the April 6
|non-partisan judicial election was raised in Birmingham where his |father and grandfather served as |President or mayor, Allen gradu-
ated from the University of Michi- Fresh
. Today in Pontiac
3 Lowest temperature preceding $8 a.m.
5.
. .- At 8. a.m: Wind velocity ism p.h. Di : west.
sets reday at 5:06 p.m.
t y at 7:30 a.m.
Thursday at 2:17 p.m.
Moon sets Friday at 2:51 a.m. e
Pe@esccege BSR oo Egan in 1940 and received his law oe ere | pm......... 86|degree from there in 1943, He is
een 8 pm.---:---- 54) married and has two sons and two ; daughters,
Finnegan said he is currently cir-
culating nominating petitions in a
bid to win the recently created
fifth circuit judgeship in the coun-
.| 'Y., This position will be voted on 32/in the April 6 election,
A lifelong Pontiac resident, Fin-
negan, 53, of 38 Delaware Dr., has
occupied one of the two municipal
judges posts in the city for 15
years,
_ His term was interrupted during
World War II when he served two
years in the Army. |
The candidate for the non-parti-|
san judgeship served previously as;
court clerk for four circuit
in the county, was deputy county
Clerk, 1932-38, deputy probate regis-
tle te farted id the ther of and the father ‘of wee AD
FP TERED Ew Cee EES
today and expects to perform Route Trattic Tickets
Area JPs an organization,
Renfrew.
The board went on record in fa-
vor of extending the duties of the
tor to cover justice courts, Ren-
frew said.
PUSH ADOPTION OF BILL
The state group will push adop-
tion of the bill at the next session
of the. state legislature.
‘“They openly sald their plan
doesn’t amount to aq hill of
beans,” Renfrew reported. “It's
window-dressing, a bone tossed
to appease the public, a fake.”
Renfrew said that the Oakland
justices will fight for passage of a
bill providing for JP coordinators
at the circuit court level.
Smoker-Drinker
Carouser Gets
5 Replies to Ad
TOKYO (AP) — This advertise-
ment appeared in the English lan-
guage newspaper Mainichi:
“Smoking, drinking, carousing,
Japanese-speaking Caucasian gen-
tleman wishes to meet smoking,
drinking, carousing, Japanese-
speaking lady. Object: smoking
drinking, carousing.”
The advertiser asked anyone ‘in-
terested to send her photo to a
box at the paper.
the advertiser was a “handsome
man who looked like a movie ac-
‘tor."”" She said he picked up five
replies.
“I would have replied myself
but I don’t have the necessary
qualifications,” she added.
fo Operating Room
Dr, Neil H. Sullenberger was
back in an operating room today,
for the first time in more than 10
months,
The Pontiac heart surgeon, sus-
pended from the staffs of Pontiac
General and St. Joseph Mercy
Hospitals, said he had accepted
an invitation to practice surgery
at a 50-bed Wayne County hospital.
Dr. Sullenberger, 42, asked that
the name of the hospital be with-
held. The doctor said he per-;
formed two minor operations there |
major surgery in the near future. |
this summer for personal miscon-
duct, Dr, Sullenberger has opened
his own clinic at*494 W. Huron St.|
Man Escapes Injury
When Car Rolls Over
Donald E. Taylor, 29, of 3820
Shoals St., Waterford Township, es-
caped serious injury last night
when his car rolled over at a curve
on Hatcher road near, Harriet
street. ee
Taylor was taken to St. Joseph's
Mercy Hospital, Pontiac, He told
Waterford Township Police he lost
control of his auto at the curve. office of the state court coordina-/
A girl clerk at the paper said| shi
Sullenberger Returns,
Suspended from Pontiac General |
mingham High School, the group
being sponsored by the Recre-
ation Board will be made up
largely of adults,
According to Girardin, plans in-
clude preseason exercises, skiing
instruction and trips. These will
center around evening runs to
nearby slopes and weekend excur- and
residential areas, included the
slashing of a convertible top fast
night, :
At its weekly meeting 1g tomorrow
in the Comfnunity House, the Bir
mingham Senior Men's Club will
419 P.M.
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will be stressed by the club,
rardin said
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‘Miracle’ Is a Girl
The major trouble was that the rheumatic fever had seriously
damaged Janet's heart.
Pital,, the little girl weighed 42
pounds. By the time. she. came
illness
STORY PUBLICIZED
At this point, news stories had
called Janet's plight to national
attention. The frail girl and her
family received thousands of let-
ters from sympathizers all over
'the country, Canada and ag far;
away as Great Britain. |
Then Janet's will to live began|
to take hold.
was born and Janet took a great
interest in her. Too weak to get
out of bed, Janet helped name
the baby Suzanne; her mother
said, and played with the infant on her bed. {
Janet spent the next two. years
in bed, gaining strength. She re-
cuperated from her other ill:
nesses, but her heart condition was/
permanent.
*
* *
| Strong enough to go back to school,
entering the first grade at Beau-
mont School in. Duck Lake Town-
Pp. ;
She was able to attend school
as regularly as any other normal
child, missing classes only because
of the usual childhood illnesses,
her mother said.
* * *
It was at about the age of 13
that Janet formed her second great
ambition,
_ “She made up her mind that,
weak heart or no, she was going
to get married and become a
mother. -And when Janet made
her mind up, there was no. stop-
He was treated for shock and then
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are now wondering whether NzLson
ROCKEFELLER may not deliberately
duck the possibility of becoming GOP
presidential nominee in 4960.
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There’ are several lines of
thought that might substantiate
this position. First, Richard
Nixon has definitely earned the
right to run. He has devoted
years and years of service to his
party. Rockefeller’s record is sin-
__gularly bare in this respect, main-
ly because he has never taken any
particular interest in polities until
of late. .
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Next, RockereLLer would have a
much greater background and knowl-
edge of national affairs by 1964 and
would be a much better equipped
candidate. Further, if the wave of
Remocratic supremacy of 1958 carries
over two years, 1960 may not be such
a hot spot for a Republican nominee.
* * *
This is all idle speculation, but
idle speculation eventually crys-
tallizes into definite action.
Here are the thoughts up to
now.
Troubles in Argentina
Causing Worry Here
_ Jn an attempted rescue of his coun-
try from insolvency, President
Fronpizr of Argentina negotiated
over a period of four months a series
of oil contracts with U.S. oil compa-
nies, Soviet Russia offered to lend
$100 million and $500 million was
pledged by Western European busi-
nessmen.
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Last week, however, Peronists
joined by Communists, who have ©
vested interests in any ¢onfusion,
caused so much agitation that
the President was forced to de-
clare a state of siege and modi-
fied martial law. It was reported
at thé time, that Vice President
Gomez was plotting to take over
the government’ He has cam-
paigned against private foreign
capital being used to develop the
country’s oil resources. :
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Argentina spends $300 million a
year for fuel imports, the government
producing less than half what the
nation uses. With the promised aid
Mr. Fronniz1 hopes to expand the oil
industry to a point where Argentina
would be. self-sufficient in oil and ~
save $300 million, the amount of the
country’s trade deficit. Under con-
tracts with U.S. industries, Ameriean
companies would have been permitted
to drill for and produce oil which
would then be sold to Argentina’s
government monopoly.
x *« *
The whole trouble started with
Mr. Frondizi’s intelligent attempts
to bring in private capital to build
up his country’s economy. The
opposition charged that the pro-
posed U. S. investment of one
billion dollars in the oil industry
. Was an invasion of sovereignty
and a giveaway of national re-
sources. The old cries of sellout
to Wall Street and Yankee imper-
ialists were used to stir up oppo-
sition. ‘
President Fronpizi wisely has taken
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Pontiac, Michigan
Daily Except Sunday
a firm stand in this crisis. He has the
support of the army and moderate
elements. While he has postponed
signing of one major oil contract for
30 days, there is no indication that he
has voided any contracts or that the
U.S. offers have been withdrawn.
Oakland County Enjoys
Pleasant Fall Weather
Until the current storm swept the
nation, Oakland County has experi-
enced one of the most delightful falls
“jn the memory of man. The weather
has been mild and pleasant, plus an
_exceptionalHy large number of fine —
days-with a.crisp tang in the bright,
clear air.
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Residents have not been slow in
taking advantage of the outdoor
conditions, either. The country-
side has bustled with all manner
of activities. . -
‘Our summer has ranged slight-
ly below an average year for
pleasant days, but the fall has
“made up” for any loss. December
is rarely a very cold month and
we look for many more beautiful
days.
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We do happen fo be shy of rain.
This condition is fairly general in
the middle west and our water tables
are in need of. considerable moisture.
The current storm is probably no
more than a passing warning that
-winter lies ahead. We must expect
occasional outbursts like this. They
aren't important. Rather, rejoice in
the splendid season we have been
given. :
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The Man About Town
Better Facilities
Working Out to Make This
a Top Winter Sports Area
Camera: whet some eed pert
think is a‘ better weapon than a
gun. ‘
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With the coming of cold weather, the
Oakland County ski resort that last winte:
drew the largest crowds in Michigan {fs
being put in shape to get its snow making
machines in operation when the mercury
is agreeable.
Improvements at Mount Holly, 17 miles -
up the Dixie Highway from Pontiac, ac-
cording to
Mort Graddis,
who pioneered its development, include
longer slides, better tow facilities and
other attractions to please the devotees of
this most exhilarating of all winter out-
door sports.
Other ski locations in this area also are
making every effort to make our county
one of the nation’s leaders in this -ac-
Avity. 2
The original composition of a ninth
grade pupil,
Karen Strong,
the 14 year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Strong
73 South Ardmore St.,
“For This4 Am Thankful,”
is the foundation for the Thanksgiving
program at Eastern Junior High School.
Ive read it over and over, Karen, and
cogitated upon it at considerable length,
and predict a great future for a girl of
your age who can do so well.
“Your paper went away down to Illinois
to get a picture of a stalk of corn 15 feet
and six inches tall,” phones
Mrs. Elizabeth Mortensen
of Rochester, “when we raise corn much
taller in Oakland County.”
The corn husks are so thick this year
that |
Almond Andrews |
of Farmington sends word that they clog
the husking. machines, which he asserts
is a sure indication of a hard winter.
My Lapeer scout sends word that vet-
eran State Representative
Lou Cramton
of that city.emphgatically denies the story
that he might s
ranks in order to break that 55-55 tie.
ee
Verbal Orchids to- F. X. Touscany
of 830 West Huron St.; 81st birthday,
Henry Bazille
of 5849 Dwight St.; 87th birthday.
‘Mr. ahd Mrs. Roy Farley
of Drayton Plains; golden wedding. ©
: Mr. and Mrs. Simon Rudduck |
of Hélly; 54th wedding anniversary.
Phot 35 ch over to the Democrat We'll Be i
David Lawrence Says: ton the Old Texas Ranch Hands”
Norfolk Vote W WASHINGTON — The people of
Norfolk, Va.,. went to the polls
this week—and voted overwhelm-
‘ingly against a
petition to re-
open the city’s
schools on
an “‘integrated”
basis
Nearly 60 per
- cent of those
who voted pre-
ferred to ve
the shoal Bay
closed rather
than see “inte-
their sovereign right,
This has been taken away trom
them by a decision of the
ato
a proper basis for the admission
of pupils.
The people of Norfolk are in for.
tion some severe now.
They will be called exponents of
a “treasonous” spirit—to quote
Secretary of Labor Mitchell. They
will be called ‘‘disciples” of Orval
Faubus, though, of course, he is
not governor of Virginia but of a
State hundreds of miles away.
: * * *
Time and again it has been said
that in America the people may
speak freely and that their spokes-
men in public office shall not be
deprived of the right to express
any viewpoint whatsoever. But the
secretary of labor said in a public
speech on Tuesday of this week:
“I think every man ‘has a right
to his own prejadices—certainly
we all have them about one
.thing or another—but no man, in
any office or position but espe-
cially in an position,
has a right to his preju-
dices upon the people at large.
“And to make political capital
out of prejudice is to insult the
American people. As I have said
before, to seek personal gain from
other men’s distress is treasonous
to the spirit in which America was
founded.
“But while such men often have
the headlines, the others have the
history books. In a world that is
two-thirds non-white, that is, for
the most part, illiterate, hungry
and yearning for spiritual suste-
nance, we can no. longer hide our
Faubuses.”’ .
4 * *
It has become customary for
many of the critics of ‘‘segrega-
tion” to blame it all on Governor
Faubus. It's easier to do that than
to face the fact that the people
in a secret ballot have several
times endorsed their governor's
position.
Secretary Mitchell’s speech
leaves the inference that the people
of Arkansas have no minds of their
own and that their ‘‘prejudices’’ of
- The Country Parson
“The easiest way to spike a
ramor about a fellow is to prove
you don’t believe it by trusting
him yourself.” °
2 i | today on segregation have been
planted recently and solely by the.
governor. This is an indirect way
of deprecating the intelligence of
the Arkansas electorate. Perhaps
the same now will be said of the -
Virginia city where, to be sure,
the Arkansas governor: did no
campaigning.
The greatest of the liberals on
the Supreme C our t— the late
To say that no candidate or.
public official make a speech
that ‘inflicts his prejudices upon
the people at large’ isn't in accord
with definitions of the First Amend-
ment made heretofore. :
Even the voicing of ‘‘prejudices”
tion by were
by the me Court of the United
States, It could hardly be that
there is one rule for Communists
and quite another for the people ill Be Condemn ed
Dr..William Brady Says: .
Hernia May Be Cured
in Four Different Ways
A rupture, breach ér hernia is
not a tear or wound or puncture
in the common sense, but just
a bulge or protuberance at some
point in the wall
of a. body cavity,
where the normal
muscle and fas-
cial layers of the
cavity will give
enough under
pressure from
within to permit
bulging. ;
In most in-
stances hernia is
-inguinal, that is, DR. BRADY
in the groin. The
bulging occurs through or close to
the natural opening, called inguinal
canal, through which the testical
has descended, just before birth,
from its normal situation before
birth (deep in abdomen behind
abdominal cavity near primitive
kidney) into the scrotal sac.
In women the bulge occurs: just ”
below the groin on the thigh
through the natural opening that
gives passage to the great femoral
artery, vein, nerve and lymphatic
channels.
Hernia may occur in various
. Other situations, and post-opera-
tive hernia occurs wherever the
abdominal wall happens to be
weakened by faulty repair of
the surgical wound.
In all cases, of course, the bulg-
ing is covered by skin and the-
blanket of fatty tissue that. lies
under the skin, and by more or less
fascia or tough fibrous supporting
tissue layers, depending on the
type of hernia.
Just as post-operative hernia
may occur weeks or months after
abdominal operation, so traumatic
or accidental hernia may occur in
any one as a consequence of in-
jury or some sudden violent strain.
But in the great majority of cases
hernia, whether it first appears in
infancy, childhood, youth or adult”
life, is congenital, that is to say,
the individual is born with it or’
with the type of’ construction that
permits it to occur.
Hernia may be cured in any. of
four ways.
First, spontaneous cure. This
happens in'a good many ¢ases in
months or years of in-
fancy; in only an occasional case
in youth or adult life. ~ aie
Second, cure by proper support
—by. wearing a truss selected, fit-
ted and periodically adjusted by
the physician, not by a salesman,
inventor, mechanic or self-styled
specialist. This is important, if not
x essential, for spontaneous cure.
Third, by plastie or reconstruc-
tive surgery. ‘
Fourth, by office ambulant injec-
tion treatment.
Hum-m-m. Now why did I omit
mention of exercise? Well, we'll
discuss exercise another day,
Signed letters, not more than one
page or 100 words long pertaining to
Pefoenal health and hy , not @
ease, diagnosis, or treatment,
answered = Dr. Willia!
stamped self-addressed envelope is
to The Pontiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan.
(Copyright 1968) will be
m Brady, if a.
sent ‘Can’t Your Pa Ignore the Trash?’
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Children Need Diversion on Trips
Going on an autd trip with
your children? Then plan your
strategy carefully. For war will
break out in the back seat
after about an hour of steady
driving; since kids get restless
-and k on each other just as
an outlet for excess energy.
Use the methods below to keep
your war at the “cold” instead
of “hot” stage. ihe SERS
eral hours on the road, seS:
“What can I do to help keep the
youngsters calm?"
=59892 stop the feudin’ and fightin’ that
- youngsters will develop.
But here are some of the meth-
ods by which to distract their at-
tention and also help drain off that
surplus energy which I mentioned
yesterday,
(1) Keep plenty of chewing gum -
on hand, for the act of chewing
helps dissipate their energy and
thus exerts a mild soothing effect,
much like that which cigarette
smokers obtain. And have sand-
wiches in the car, too.
(2) Divert their attention by var-
fous - ‘‘detective’’ games, Divide
them into teams. Assign one side
of the road to one team and the
other to the rival group,
Then have them see which
group can observe the most cows
or horses, dogs or cats, during -
a 15 or 20 mile fixed distance.
Let Daddy give the signal to: .
start and then call “Stop” after
Don't expect kids to stick with
any game like this very long. So 2
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like “‘Little Sandy Sleighfoot.”’
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Midland Artist Hard at Work
“Grandpa Moses’ Painting
Mural on Garage Doors
MIDLAND (@®—Harry. E. Carter,
known to many as “Grandpa
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ter.
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a Florida scene, on the double
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Carter first decided to pursue
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pictures and selling them.
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A resident of Midland since 1941,
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from Christmas cards, but is quick
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he Soviet Union was “trying to get
wind up” in this capital. He
Said the only proper way to re-
spond was with calmness and firm-
ness. + “We
Berlin,” he said, ‘‘The Russians
that." Z
saki Moscow's tactics about
Berlin were similar to those dis-
played during the Middle East and
Far East crisis.
“They try to get everybody ex-
cited,” he said. “What they would
like to hear is.a lot of talk about
Berlin not being important
* enough to go to war about.”
The word “blockade” produces
great fear in ‘this city of Berlin’
All this is summed up by fright- ened but determined people in two
questions: What are the Russiansij
do? Will the Americans
city as they promise? j
needs West Berlin to further the
cause of communism. The West!
needs the city to block Soviet aims.
Each day there are new threats,
Twice in a television speech he |
repeated Khrushchev's statement
Prince Rainier, Grace
Due to Arrive Sunday
NEW YORK (AP) — Prince
Rainier and Princess ~ Grace of
Monaco are expected to arrive
here Sunday for a visit.
Pan American World Airways
said Wednesday the couple have
booked passage on a tranatlantic
flight originating in Rome. The
princess is the former actress
Grace Kelly of Philadelphia.
Tape to Lure Patrons
MASSENA, N. Y. (UPI)—At a
recent -carnival here .customers
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will not get out of West!
that “if West Germany attacks the
'|German democratic republic, West
Germany will not survive the day.”
West Berliners are taking the
| Communist statements at face val-
ue.. They believe that any day.
East German police will appear
at border highway and rail check-
points in place of Soviet soldiers
and then the showdown will begin.
The East Germans also might
appear at Berlin's four-power air
isafety center to replace Soviet rep-
lresentatives,. The center regulates
| flights into Berlin.
Will the western powers accept
ithe switch? Will they allow East
|Germang to control Western Allied
| traffic? The West does not recog-
inize the eastern Communist regime
but might deal with the East Ger-
Imans as “agents”\.of the Soviet
iUnion. ‘It is. doubtful if the East
'Germans would accept this.
Soon, it is believed here, the
Russians again are going to try to
drive the western powers out, prob-
‘ably with a blockade. If the West
does not back down it could mean
war. : ‘ense as Red Envoy Never Been So Cold, ies Plan to Adenauer Says Ship Survivor (Continued From Page One)
the cold lake this long. Grizzled
sea veterans marveled that El-
mer Fleming and Frank Mays
lasted 14 hours, even if they were.
luckier than the others and man-
aged to get aboard a raft.
* * *
Residents of Rogers City were.
numb with grief today when their
worst fears were realized — on-
ly two of their 25 crewmen were
known to have survived the sink-
ing of the Bradley.
* * *
For Rogers City, the sinking
of the ydiey was, not an in-
dividual ragedy, but @ com.
Tnunity-wide. disaster which
struck close to home in the heart
| of everyone in the city.
* ~ *
were aboard other ships and
not in dahger comforted those |
women whose husbands were
crewmen gn the Bradley. S ‘Many wives whose husbands | Farmer Halts.
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offer of James Sherry, research
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Chestnut Trees
Face Extinction Old American Standby
Threatened by Blight,
Rapidly Disappearing |
WASHINGTON—If there’s an old
American chestnut tree around the
place, treat it kindly. The species
seems to be on its way to extinc-
tion.
* * *
The Agriculture Department's
Crop Research Division at near-by
Beltsville, Meryland, can muster
up little optimism about its efforts
to save the American chestnut.
Crosses between the American
species and hardier Chinese chest-
nuts have not produced a blight-
resistant tree,
oats,
It is too early to tell whether
the radiation of chestnut seeds,
pollen and the tree itself will de-
velop a stronger strain,
At one time chestnut trees grew
thickly all the way from Maine to
Mississippi and Louisiana. Chest-
nuts comprised a fourth of all for-
jachians,
\ * * *
\Like the white pine, Castanea
dentata was a tree that helped
build America. The bark was of
invaluable use for tannin, an
astringent substance that converts
animal skins into Jeather.. The
heartwood from tall, straight truiks
made superb poles, railroad ties,
mine props, piling, fence posts,
cordwood and pulpwood. The tree
rovided shelter for wildlife, and its
burr-enclosed nuts were relished
by animals and people.
* * *
The parasitical fungus may
have entered the country on Ori-
ental seedlings. When the blight's
nature was recognized, it was too
late. The disease surged forth like
a tidal wave. In three decades
most American chestnutts were
dead or dying. The blight wiped
out the equivalent of 9,000,000
acres of chestnut trees. The loss
in lumber totaled millions of dol-
lars.
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* ae | with trench jacks in about six min- sas,|' Collapsible: Trailer ot TE
ys Outdoors .. eo. The et tan overt i ep Jeep eons
3 oy gee a iss sete Wdinabeen |
Plan Advanced. {ims esirenr ses.” in California-styled Gabardine . [mated this would amount to
F : Defi og [$1,800,000 year, — \ or luster cotton and cupioni
lo ase cit 14 Enjoy a Day your 99 Veterans Trust Fundiat Races, Dinner choice | Could Be Used by State,|4,, Fulfill Will each Says MMA Official om ae ee : canted colts fe | "ae TAS een 1 | M of both regularly at 3.98 erans’ trust fund to meet Michi-/Edward F. Mahoney enjoyed aj a An amazing array of new shades. es cash shertege is sqcomenend- dinner re hag Sag hetng Fog & S Each fl cut for comfortable ‘active . H, Creighton, lobbyist money = % et washable. the a oe Assn. | attorney in Pays = : Sizes SM. L XL. ‘Buy corer ie
Creighton, who claimed the state| The strange legacy had its ori-
deficit was “actually about twice|#im.in a luncheon “round table
the officially announced figure” of | lawyers ‘that included Mahoney,
$21,500,000 in July, said the 50-|@ bachelor, -
million-dollar trust fund was taken This friendship meant so mach
from the general fund. to the
“It was not ‘veterans’ money’;| queathed $100 each to the “round |
sum of $800 which the grou Creighton said Gov. G, Men- to spend on a “good time.” Half}
nen Williams “could, if he | of it was for an affair to include] would, recommend that the legis- “wives and otherwise,’ $200 for|
lature reach out and get 50 mil- a “lawyer's picnic” and. $200 for
lion dollars in one fell swoop |»: stag party. .
and to a large degree meet its j ao eo
cash shortage for the balance Of | sahoney’s friend spent this $220
this fiscal year. on a dinner and an afternoon at
He said the legislature could! the races. -
for yourself and some for
Christmas Gifts.
OPEN TONITE!
BIG SAVINGS AT B & G!_
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21092 ®70% wool, 30% rayon quilt lining
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© Furry hood with snug drawstrings
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anywhere in town! -
Popular stripes or plaids in wash-
fast colors. Sanforized (maximum
shrinkage 1%) fabrics. Only ‘one
of Sears top quality values.
Hurry in during this sale and save
In Sizes S, M, L.
Mens Wear Dept—Main Floor
specially purchased
perfectly matched. ..
sport coat and |
trouser ensemble
YOU SAVE $5
Both for
9g
Sizes 12-18
Newest fashion trend for boys!
Rich looking duo is weven to
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Woo! blend Ivy stripe coat has _
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| see yh to ie aot the tremendous
| ; OPEN MON., THURS., FRI., SAT. NITES ‘TIL 9 P.M.
23 $. _ Saginaw st
cause many take only a one-year
leave of absence from their rege
ajar schools to go abroad,
Utah's current population has
been estimated at 858,000 which
represents a gain of about 169,000
persons since the 1950 federal
census.
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Man's Gorden Club |ber of the Federated Garden C
‘jot Staunton and of the
STAUNTON, Va. 4m — The Men’s federation.
Green Thumb Garden Club
is strictly a man’s ‘organizatig Ms. Perkins to Seat
Formed by gardeners with ‘Col,
sae ss Na of Staunion Military
as president, it. has
uc out. pre-
The men not only grow but cook/ni
their vegetables and make their
own flower. arrangements at din-
ners which are held monthly. Their
wives attend, but only as guests.
re/
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25 S. Saginaw St.
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metro
manufacturers os does it again New Merchandise in Daily!
We're ‘Loaded Wall to Wall!
Out go these $149 two-piece
suites. Large choice. A. few $¢ |
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Yep! 3-piece sectional.
Curved. Gorgeous fab-
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have to sacrifice right mow. $10.00 99
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$225 Sofa and Chair | brand new sets. $9 down de- |
Fine wide sofa and smartly st/led $
chair, Cut $96 to clear ney! $12 | OT
down is enough livers at once!
Choose from various el Liquid-
"§ every group in 39 | store!
~ Every nationally known set in our Store
goes out. this week! % Webcor * Ernerson
* Olympic € Other Well Known’ Makes! wis , Liquidation Prices! All Hi-Fi’s, Television Sets!
Pick your own best value! We guarantee
to meet and beat competition while this
Liquidation Sale is going on!
LOUNGE CHAIRS LIQUIDATED!
oN Worth $39.95 $
mo sy At & you'll
/ buy it.
Every Single Chair in Store Cut to: Sacrifice!
spout host chairs. You have to
‘48 ~ Take 30% off the ne ‘tag now!
URNITURE CO. DESKS GOING Pick from a large stock of different $
prices. This group of desks worth every
cent of $27.95. ‘
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Enjoy the finest reproduction
of outstanding artists, All with
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33% rpm.
Popular 45's Now
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ony § for 97c¢\. Usually miuch more! Large
selection of jazz, popular ond
show tune records by major
artists, labels. Alf brand new.
Occasional and cocktail tables, end tables, $
corner tables! $1 down and you take it
with you!
ROOM SIZE RUGS Shop Sears
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and SAT.
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—_ ' DON'T MISS IT! Come out to Miracle Mile Shopping Center to-
morrow night (Friday) and take advantage of the
greatest sale event in our history. Bring out the
entire family. Everyone will enjoy the festivities and
‘tremendous savings during our Midnight Miracle
Sale ‘from 9 P. M. to 12 P. M. Enjoy One-Level
Shopping with 49 stores and services to serve you
and your family in one location,
OVEMBER 21st Starting at 9 p.m.
OPEN EVERY NITE ‘til 9 P.M.
FREE PARKING
FOR 5,000
CARS
FUR BLEND NOVELTIES Reg. $12.98 $ 5 99 fo $15.98
Sizes 34 to 40
NADON’S 15-INCH HULA HOOPS
Only II*
S.S. KRESGE’S MEN’S STADIUM GLOVES: 2 Gloves in One ~
Reg. $4.00 \ ¢ Only
Capitol Shops For Men and Boys
39c Value
LADIES’ RAYON PANTIES
Sizes ‘5-8 Pr. 1 3 ¢ ‘Sage
Limit 4 pairs to a customer
while quantities last
W.T. GRANT’S ~/AN EVENT Ou FOR THE
Z ENTIRE FAMILY
SPRAY.N ET “UAMBURGER STRAW KITCHEN BROOM KLEENEX
: weigh, $725 ony DOF msn IOP pe ation’ eee
pe ae Be KINSEL’S heb ae ng
MAXWELL HOUSE - STEREOPHONIC Regular $2399 FREE Large Package of yh Oe
_ COFFEE" a Women's Brovattes TAME WHITE MICE TIDE, FREE FLANNEL SHIRTS ‘ . ¢ a ’ Sizes $ 69 ' To A ) Visiti it Pre ase 0 -00 or Over Regular ao j ¢
ince AOU = “199 ie “cae Ecias. oae CROGER’S ELECTRONICS KIRBY'S SHOES (§ HUNT'S PET SHOP FOOD FAIR LION STORE
“UPRIGHT PIANO MEN‘S- TOILET SEATS. GRACE WALKER MULTICOLOR Selected Group
ie pogtacs | ae | “ene | we ae Pee ae is gon 4 : | 2 ie 5” | ot inte 2” MEN'S SHOES Special 10 PM, Sp re oie a SS , % $7 and $8 CRAIG’S : -
KINNEY’S a SIBLEY’S SHOES _GIFT SHOP.
“FRIED AKKES SPECIAL =. serrentisin—tamiton FA 10-Pe, Moltwood Bed Outfit BOTTLE SHAM ’ "Fa fs ooh. __ Pte 9 00 128M. On Watehes 219° ws and Pillow Outfit
"With Boch iecut ‘ hw Loy Away Now for Christmes —
MST BROS. LOU Jewelers yam stvusts.. JERRY'S: BAKERY ) LOR OR Sowelers
~ Less Spending’ |S
~ Congress Aim lke, GOP headets tol
Map legislative Plan
for New Session
WASHINGTON (AP) —
lican congressional leaders will
meet with President Eisenhower
early next month to map next
year's legislative program under
a White House injunction to hold
down spending,
* * *
The President .set what ap-
peared to be the administration's
guidelines for the incoming Con-
gress at a meeting Wednesday
with Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr.
of Massachusetts, the House GOP
leader,
“The general policy will be to
cat down wherever possible,”
’ Martin reported afterwards.
* x* *
Later, Senate Democratic Lead-
er Lyndon B, Johnson of Texas
told a news conference the new,
heavily Democratic Congress will
be“prudent and ¢areful of the}
taxpayers’ dollar both at ‘home
and abroad."
“In some areas 1 think there
wil] be an excess of appropriations
‘¢ above what the President asks,”
Johnson, said. “But in a good
= Many areas the appropriations
will bé Jess
Pontes Prem: Mate
for patients and employes. It wasn’t much bigger than the kitchen .
in the average bole, yet the hospital never missed @ meal. CROWDED OLD KITCHEN—In this tiny, 14 by 20 foot kitchen,
* * * Pontiac General Hospital cooks used to prepare 1,200 meals a day
Martin made clear that admin- DNS .
istration objectives for the two| ,,.
years of the 86th Congress will; |—
be to avoid increasing the budget
deficit—estimated at more than 12
billion dollars for this fiscal year
—and to held the line on the gov-
ernment's indebtedness.
The White House conference be-
tween Eisenhower and GOP con-
gressional Jeaders. is due around
- Dec, 10. It will deal chiefly with
budget. problems for the ‘fiscal
year starting next July,
Johnson, who met with Eisen-
hower Tuesday nighf, said the
President has invited Democratic
leaders to over a legislative
preg wi him, ( No date has
em oe set for this meeting ah 2 ee
hower ae ee
majorities —in both
House and Senate.
These Democratic guns are eXx-
pected to be reflected in demands
for new social, defense and farm
_ tion requiring more spend-
Se $1545 Value
- Journalism Society “gun muse
Delegates Hopeful “= 2 CANNON PILLOW
| SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)—Dele-
gates attending the 49th national
convention of Sigma Delta Chi, %
| professional journalism fraternit, -
opening today, predict an im-|.
provement in the nation’s econo- BIG NEW ONE — Now the hospital has opened this new kitch-
‘my next year and better days for; en in the basement of the new addition. More than 10 times as
journalism 10 years from now. | large as the old one, cooks have lots of room and new modern
equipment to work with, The resultant eidaney Wak OA Sams on
labor costs, the hospital said.
Custody Case Judge
Visits Young Luff
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Does 10-
year-old John Luft want to remain
with his father, Sid Luft, or live
with his mother, actress Lynn
Bari?
That’s what Superior Judge
Philip Richards wanted to know.
William|So he visited the boy at his
school Wednesday, The judge in-
from the recent. November +
tions_to secrecy in government,
| generally agreed that local condi-
| tions and good organization won
| for the Democrats on Nov, 4, They
also generally predicted that the
nation’s economy would continue
to improve.
Making the - predictions were:
George W. Healy Jr., editor of the
New Orleans Times-Picayune;
Robert W. Richards, chief of the
dented ted will tebe the cate
der study upon completion of ar-
guments today.
John is the center of a bitter;
custody fight between Luft and
Miss Bari. Luft, now wed to Judy.
Garlartl, was given custody of the
boy. last Sept, 25, on the ground
he was being kept in a boarding |
school and did not have a proper
home. |
Miss Bari, married to a Beverly |
a | id is an unfit place At Kirby's Shoes—Miracle Mile |
ODD LOTS—BROKEN SIZES
WOMEN’S PUMPS
AMERICAN $ 88
GIRL . Pair
CHILDREN'S ROBINHOOD
Me
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"Cc hecky voli neeae and | conie early”
18” Aluminum Snow Pusher—Special..:....... 2.49 and.
— and ed eaca «Wee Ae woes Ewe EG ERO 2.69
ristmas Tree Stand .°.................... 99
- Parker Lawn Sweepers 2 Only)... 2... ......... 23.00 CLASSMATES Pair /
Girls’. White: ig oH Skates—Special........... 6.50 :
ere Warts cigere Skates................. 8.00
ockey Skotes ....................... 7,00
Men’s Hockey Skates ...................... 8.00 COULDEER s BLUE BIRD
Men’s Hockey Skates ...................... 10.00 : - All Brass Fireplace Ensemble Includes Screen and 77 Irons and Tool Set—Special.................. 27.77 ; Same in Black ................0.0000. 00005. = STRAPS . a ; : Utility Cart, Holds 2 Garbage Cans—Special.... 7.77 Pair cee a le ee ee eee ee .. 99
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COME IN FOR YOUR FREE ALUMINUM SAUCE PAN
HOURLY SPECIALS
Toilet Seats, col d white ....... ues eae ese 2.99
10 P. M. Zippy Rubbish Burner ie oid ree Py
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All Sizes
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HARDWARE Michigan
Miracle Mile *eGoeene et ev eave eene
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“Open Mon, thra Sat, 9 to 8
factory prices le us to pass 24
the savings to: our: “customers. Se \ :
BECAUSE economies of eparation: result in savings which rake it
possible to price merchandise extra low, | BECAUSE ‘ous quantity couevenis at low.
BECAUSE consistent purchasing from quality manufacturer pro.
© 2 DACRON TYPE
PILLOWS
vides many peewee for scoop
BED GROUP
All for Only
49" Plus This.
$15.45 Cannon Set
FREE!
_ Mates ex ping o 1-P.Bed Groep |
Hide-A- Beds Firm,
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Plus Big Cannon
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Not 3! Not 4! But Big 6-inch
FIRESTONE FOAM RUBBER
MATTRESS p50
BOX SPRING
Full or Twin Size
9x12
LOOP RUGS
7 7°
Decorator Chairs i
Poa of Colors 94% Up
' CASH and CARRY SPECIALS!
9x12 LINOLEUM RUG | BEDROOM LAMPS | Step or Colfee Tables
en: $485 Pens : $] es Up Lime Gok $595 Up
TmnOW PILLOWS BED FRAMES | 4-Pc, Bedroom Suite
Reker QT EM) Mics $495) TERE SOQ 50
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ROW! H BUY MIRACLE Mite SHOPPING CENTER In Exclusive Ranaor Area — Next to Pontiac Siete Beak
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_ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1958 ia — : : : ra am ne
12” AUTOMATIC SKILLET
Now ,.. an electric skillet that can
be washed under water thanks to the
ingenious plug-in thermostat.
Complete with self-basting cover.
6 QUART COOKER FRYER
It's all new from the jumbo size to
easy-clean aluminum lining, basket. 66
Fire\King glass cover. Controlled
heat with Westinghouse thermostat.
*
oy ~:
FULLY ADJUSTABLE \~
‘ é
Never again. .
quality famous name iron-
ing board at a’ fantastic
discount price, Find it at
half-price only. at Grants. "Arvin" «
m/
Uf Price Ad
. this top
Check’ these
9.95 features
No-mar wheels roll with
ease, never lift or carry”
12-position adjustment...
from 25” to 36”
X-leg for sit-down com-
fort
3-pe. perforated top has
snag proof edges
Full size 15" x 54” top
Non-slip rubber feet
~ SPECIALS ON SALE
‘From 9 to 12 o'cloc
WHILE QUANTITIES LAST
Listed at $19.95
7.17 GUARANTEED rye 2 yu Ladies’
Swiss Watches) Ft: a able
DRESSES . Values to 6.98
JACKETS:
Values to 1.19
TT Assorted Colors
© Uchotenabts Coyeeda .
: Eechronsay Timed ] 99
21 ONLY
BOUDOIR Ladies’
SHADES Rain ’n’ Shine
All Weather
COATS Reg. 14.95
4.88 Aa
CHILDREN’S HOODED JACKETS
3.67 144 PAIR ONLY
CHILDREN’S
CORDUROY -
PANTS
99° Limit 2 to Customer LADIES’
PLAID
Reg. 12.95
Sizes 10-20
USE THE CONVENIENT GRANT'S “CHARGE
it” PLAN—NO MONEY DOWN—$1.25 WEEK
- Sensational at 35.95
Check these features, smart textured 100% ace-
tate frieze with gold thread, tubular wooden legs,
no-sag springs, heavy duty swivel, solid oak frame. COLORS
Gold
Turquoise
Black
Beige Use Grant’s i. it” Plan |
Red No Money Down, Months to Pay
BALL BEARING SWIVEL—FERRULED WOODEN LEGS Tweed Broadloom
9x12 ROOM SIZE RUG
29.97 ‘ and Cushion 4.97 are,
A Large Selection Regular
of Colorful Prints 59c LADIES’ APRONS HALF and BIBS
af
3 Only
40 Ft. Aluminum
EXTENSION LADDERS
Reg. 96.95
“Charge it”
REMNANT
SALE 80 Square Percale Prints and Solids
3 Yd.
SPECIALS ON SALE _—j
FROM 10 to 11 P.M.
Never before at this low price!
Grants scoops the market
with the bike-buy' of the
year! See the sleek styling
of the cantilever frame...
deluxe features found only
in costlier models, 26-irich
lightweight tires .. . ‘show-
off’ metallic paint job. 26” DELUXE BICYCLES
Machine washable, pre-ikesth; tubfast!
REG. ‘I pemiesn
Come in...save 26c a yard |
on our versatile corduroy! —
‘You'll love the brilliant
school-color solids, And
every yard is backed by
rigid lab-test guarantees!
NYLONS 600 ONLY
FIRST QUALITY 60 GAUGE
FULL FASHIONED
Limit 2 to Customer 1.00 VALUE
37° Come in Early and
Buy Several ot Regular
These Savings. 1.29
Sizes 6 to 16. BOYS’ FLANNEL SHIRTS In Assorted Patterns
oF
LADIES’ |
TWO-WAY STRETCH
GIRDLES Slight Irregular
Would Be 1.98 43' © PRINTS
e SOLIDS
© STRIPES
HAND TOWELS
Regular T 9:
39c
Miracle Mile
Shopping
‘Center.
CANDY SPECIAL
Present This Coupon to Cashier ohi
CHOCOLATE BRIDGE MIX "= holalalele lalataeatalalatatabaelatclalalalaeialalatadaiaialstaeiaialataelelalalaleieiatatataialalatataealstaty
‘STAY LATE FOR THIS TERRIFIC VALUE! :
- 11 to 12 P. M. .
Save , “10% Discount ;
on All Your _ _ On All pi és , Purchases of § ristmas $100 or =
Shopping | hs More .
Needs } aati : nL aed san
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| hight Merete s Sale ) Fridey, November ‘ist, 9 to 12 P. M.
— 9 P.M. i
500 SPORT SHIRTS !
| Values “to” $4.95 7 77
. For 1 Hour Only
10 P. M. SPECIAL! ee
Selected Group
100 Pairs SLACKS Values 10 $14.95 ‘377
For 1: Hour Only
Cash and Carry —WNo Alterations
Tl P. M. SPECIAL! ©
100% Nylon, Sleeveless
PERRY COMO SWEATERS
Regular $3.95. for 1 Hour Only
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED
—=—
“ews ‘any povs W** MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER q7
|Monerch |her home after a brief illness.
aba g.*
| Service for Mra. William| ROCH
sae Bethe tk dk
joseph C. (Amy E.). Eiben,
| 73, of 4135 Lyman St., Toledo, Ohio,
a native of Pontiac, died. there
Tuesday in Mercy Hospital. She
had. been in ill health several
Surviving besides her busband
sons, Leo and Paul Da-
of Detroit; a daughter,
Parsels of — 3
Friday from the H. H. Birkenkamp
Funeral Home in Trilby, Ohio. Her
body will then be brought to Rose-
land Park Cemetery, Royal Oak,
‘for a grave service at 1 p.m.
GURTHIA HAYES
of 387 California St. will be at
2 p.m. Saturday from Macedonia
Baptist Church. Burial will be in
Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Hayes’
\body will be at the Frank Carruth-
ers Funeral Home after 7 p.m.
Friday. -
He was an employe of Pontiac
Motor Division and a member of
WIEGAND MUSIC
Midnight Miracle Sale! Friday, November 21st, 9 to 12 P. M.
9 P. M, SPECIAL!
US
Hammond Chord Organ “625
40 P. M. SPECIAL!
USED
Elgin Grand Piano 11:30 P, M. SPECIAL!
USED
“| Tpright Piano. . . 14" Plus Delivery
Wiegand Music Center Owned and Operated by Musicians —
MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER ~
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Macedonia Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, Eliza-
beth; and two brothers.
Mr. Hayes. died Sunday in St.
| Joseph Mercy Hospital after an
illness of seven months.
JOHN ©. H. MAPES
John C. Hi Mapes, 58, of 52
Waldo St, died yesterday in St.
Joseph Mercy Hospital after an
illness of four years,
nr Mapes leaves his wife, Flor-
His body is at the Farmer-Snover
Funeral Home.
Deaths Elsewhere
NEW YORK (AP) — Hans Hein-
rich von Twardowski, 60, actor
and coach of many star actors,
died Wednesday of a heart attack.
Among those whom he tutored in
theatrical skills were Marlene Die-
trich, Mary Martin and Rita Hay-
worth,
~ *« *
SAN FROD, Fla, (AP) — Cols
Gregory J, Kessenich, 62, inven-
tor of the bazooka which was used
to good effect as an easily
portable anti-tank weapon § in
World War II, died Wednesday.
He had been chief of the patent
section of the Army Ordnance De-
partment in Washington for more
than 30 years, He was born in
Madison, Wis.
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donnell Hair Stylists a ' CHICAGO (AP) — Dr. Awarren
Furey, 60, former president of the
Radiological Society of North
America, died Wednesday, appar-
ently of a heart attack, He was
professor of radiology at Stritch
School of Medicine, Loyola Uni-
versity of Chicago, and a membet
of the board of trustees of the
American Medical Assn.
_* * x
Lee M. Eato, 53, chairman of
| the sections of neurology at the
Mayo Clinic, died .Tuesday. He
was president of the Assn. for Re-
search in Nervous and Mental Dis-
eases and a member of the clinic
sttaff since 1938. He was born in
Owaneco,: Ill.
* * *
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Fred
S. Baldwin, 77, former New York
i State commissioner of education,
died Wednesday, He was promi-
nent in Republican politics.
* * *
| DENVER (AP) — Maj. Gen. *| Church.
Service for Gurthia Hayes, 54, dr. of
ROCHESTER, Minn, (AP)—Dr.| 4» _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER-20,1958
Walled Lake resident, will be held
at 10 a.m. Saturday. at St. William's
Burial will be in St.
Mary's Cemetery. The body is at
the Richardson- Bird Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Colford died Wednesday at
Mt. Carmel Hospital, Detroit, fol-
lowing a one-year illness.
Surviving are a son, Thomas J.
me a" two pega Mrs,
Betty Virginia
Rowley, both of went three
brothers and eight grandchildren.
ELMER A. LeBLOND
if Petitions Illegal
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Fridey, November oo
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Mr. LeBlond, who was a trustee
on the Avon, Township Board for
Famous Chemist
Dies in Ann Arbor
clus Badger, internationally known
chemical engineer, died in St. Jo-
seph Mercy Hospital last night of
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Ironwood broadcaster William
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salting sea water. He was as-
sociated with several foreign firms
as well as Dow.
Badger, a native of Minneapolis,
was educated at the University of
Minnesota. He was on the Michi-
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Back at Convention NEW YORK @ — Former Sen.
Herbert H. Lehman says the main
cause of Gov, Averell Harriman’s
defeat for re-election was ‘what
happened in Buffalo at the con-
vention.”
* * *
Lehman was visited vesterday at
his home by Gov, G. Mennen Wil-
liams, Democrat, recently re-elect-
ed Michigan governor for an un-/
precedented sixth term.
Lehman, commenting on the Gic-
tory of Gov.-elect Nelson A. Rocke-
feller over Harriman, told Wil-
liams:
Lehman referred. to action by
Tammany Hall leader Carmine G.
DeSapio in forcing through the
nomination of New York County
Dist, Atty. Frank S. Hogan as U.S.
Senate candidate, Hogan lost to
Sen.-elect Kermeth Keating, Repub-
lican.
Stuart G, Smith, 58, former com-
imander of Letterman General
Hospital in San Francisco and
field, 1, and Brooke Army Hospital in San
Antonio, Tex., died Wednesday of
cancer. He was born in Spring-
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westerly ‘border placed hundreds
of German communities like Stet-
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| WASHINGTON—Mention dervish
in the West, and chances are the
|question of whirling will immedi-
ately. come up,
But dervishes are not all” whirl-
a large and com-
_plex.group of orders among the
/many. sects of the Moslem religion,
| says the National Geographic So-
‘ciety. ‘Some followers are wan-
derers, like the Gypsies. Others
‘live in monastic quarters where
| their faith has been carried on for |
i
| For nearly 600 years Egypt's
| Bektashi dervishes maintained
| am establishment atop the Mokat-
| tam Hills overlooking Cairo,
| They moved only recently to a
near-by site wien the Egyptian
|} government acqiured the hilltop
land for national purposes,
Dervish beliefs and practices are
jrooted in the ascetic doctrines of
|Sufism,.a form of: Islamic mysti-
| cism that developed in the 8th cen-
| tury, Among Sufi leaders were
‘such noted Persian poets as Omar
\Khayyam, Hafiz, and Jalal-ed-din
| Rumi,
* * *
The Qadiri order, which is re-
garded as the oldest existing der-
'vish: organization, was founded in
the 12th century by Abd al-Qadir al
Jilani of Baghdad. There are in-
-numerable other groups, splinter
and branches, each dedi-
cated to the faith and ritual of its
Special | founder, '
Dervish brotherhoods are scat- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (@—-
The first and only U.S. Embassy
office building within the continen-
tal United States is going to be
built here.
It will be a 12-story, honeycomb-
fronted structure costing about four HONEYCOMBED HOME — Here’s architect's drawing of the
first and only U. S. Embassy building within the United States.
It will house U. S. delegation to the United Nations.
U.S. Plans Fine Structure
for Its Delegation to U. N.
frames of cast cream-white stone
on three sides. These frames form
a screen for a glass curtain wall.
The interesting exterior arrange-
ment is designed to provide natural
light and control over heat from
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garded as inadequate for some
time,
Mrs. Ruterbusch has been miss-
ing since July 4th, shortly after
being divorced from her husband,
Walter.
* * *
Ruterbusch said he asked police
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the slaying of Mrs. Louise Regis-
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he was a Marine master sergeant
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attempting to disarm the husband.
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10-Day Strike Ends #2
at Bohn Aluminum 9Q3z
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hunt-|for workers on extended layoff or
reds atjothers who were dismissed through
job eliminations,
Gunshots,
The eighth Kill 15 Michigan Hunters
day of the season today with the/of the United’ Auto Workers and!
died of heart attacks. :
Colder weather, accompanied by
forecasts of snow, descended on
the deer country overnight,
was Francis Beauchamp of Glad-
stone- Beauchamp died in Delta
Heart Attacks Mediators Try to End
_ (Strike at Harvester | CHICAGO Uf — Representatives
Harvester Co. get!
again today in an effort
to end a six-day strike of 37,000.
workers,
The negotiators met with federal’
mediators yesterday but no prog-)
ress was reported . and another |
session was scheduled for today.
The mediators, at yesterday's,
session, completed a review of the,
old contract, item by item, to learn
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th he can't take a trip to the moon
ti, Ohio, has the next best
thing — &n 1,800-power homem telescope which brings the
moon to within an apparent distanceof 130 miles from his back
yard, Charlie, operator of a TV service, got the bug after the first
Sputniks were launched and built the 13-foot reflector for $300 and
a year of part-time work, It took him seven months to grind the
12%-inch mirror alone. The result is the most powerful "scope in
the area, hp Sant bee ANAT, Sy Soins Vo Chaiete’s ‘Sack
. yard observatory.
New Jet Airplanes
Plan Infra-Red Ovens
* WASHINGTON (UPI) — U. S.
airlines will enter the jet age with
gome highpowered culinary
- achievements.
This is what Pan-American and
TWA are planning for their trans-
atlantic jets:
— Infrared ovens capable of
cooking 16° steaks in seven min-
utes, smoking-fasten =
front of each passe
And some airlines \are planning
recorded music, piped’ - individ-
ual speakers,
Of less interest but ‘nore im-
portance is an automatic\ oxygen
mask by every seat. The captain)
pushes a button -in the
and a compartment conti eq
mask pops out by every seat. ongll signs in |
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SENECA FALLS, ae Y¥. (UPD—
Fire caused some $500 damage to
@ rooming house in Seneca Falls
while Fire Chief Fred Fornesi was
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look at the rod and whip.
At this year’s Conservative Party
able for young thugs who slash
and maim old women.
Cypriot Rebel Leader
NICOSIA, Cyprus (# — British
soldiers yesterday killed Kyriaco
Matsis, Eoka rebel leader in the
Kyrenia district of north Cyprus| and one of the top men in. the
Greek Cypriot underground. out, he shouted back: “I'll co:
out — firing.”
He ordered two Eoka comrades
with him to go out and give
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self, to face death alone. It came
when soldiers’ lobbed in two
grenades.
Matsis is believed to have been
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sweep British troops are carrying
out in the Kyrenia district. ‘
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Reds May Be Return By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst
| WASHINGTON (AP) — The
West is confronted with a savage
nese tactics that looks like a re-
iturn to Stalinism.
| What is happening at Berlin and
Quemoy may be only the first in
moves which from now on could.
keep the Western Allies jumpy and
off-balance, This would reqtire a
long-range Red plan.
ts &® &
Or it may be an effort by the
Conmimunist world to regain some
\when American troops moved
jinto Lebanon and British troops
went into Jordan. ,
Stalin's policy was to give the!
West no rest, to keep it off bal-
ance, test its willingness to resist,
grab what he. could. He pres-
sured Turkey and Iran, and Greek
Communist guerrillas tried to take
over their country’s government.
In- all three cases the United
States resisted and Stalin backed
down. He made hay in Czepho-
slovakia which was too far inside
the Iron Curtain to get direct help.
The Communists took over from
within.
* * *
In 1948--he tried to force the
United States, Britain and France)
out of their“occupation of West
Berlin — which is 110 miles inside
Red-run East Germany — by
completely blockading any over-
land supplies for West Berlin.
The United States smashed this
blockade with its airlift and Stalin
gave up on that one, Then, with
Russian help, the Korean Commu- of the ground it lost last summer /asion, States’ had to go to war’ to block
them.
But this proved Stalin’s worst
blunder, His terror tactics drove
the Western countries into active
military “alliance and stimulated
the United States into an arms
program that has never ceased.
* * *
’ Tt was the last thing the So-
viets wanted. When Stalin died,
the new Soviet boss,
Khrushchev, not only denounced
him as a murderer but called a
halt to unconcealed terror tactics.
The Soviet Union continued to
push, but now it was by persu-
economic help, peaceful
means, Yet the more Russia in-
creased -its military power, the
more it blustered and became
even more overbearing.
* * *
Then last summer, when the
Lebanese .government teared
overthrow and called for Ameri-
can help, President Eisenhower
sent in American troops. At the
same time the British went into
Jordan to save King Hussein's
throne.
* od \*
Suddenly Western! troops were
in the Middle East, right under
Russia’s nose. Russia growled but
did nothing.
The world. got. a picture of a
tough, determined West and an
ineffectual Russia. It was while
the American and British troops
were still in the Middie East that
Khrushchev made a sudden, sur-
prise visit to Peiping.
* * *
Almost at once the Red Chinese
began their bombardment of. Chi-
ang Kai-shek’s Nationalist troops the organizing pastor. nists began their war. The United on the offshore island of Quemoy.
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TO SIGUAISM {2 or 11) Skeunk(s) jose 2 : GARLAND, Tex. (AP) — Mr| one, The United States was tough. It|and Mrs. Kirk tread sg :
him to retreat from Quemoy) Sharing it with & which was not actually necéssary The Kirks moved in Saturday.|"" 7
for defense of his main forces, on| Suet nen ay Seeing in helt 4 Formosa, The reason given: It attic Z ey
sats prince to ete "they aed pamber working] LONDON (A ih ihiieaswauanor oo. } ee oe
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This time he demanded the West-\°c 821d, “I saw a skunk around| easily,
leave German Kirks fe re It was the fifth
Reds. ged fees: we into a bathroom wall, t wouldi months, It will o
x * allow the skunk -to get into the/ioans and will
This was a return to Stalin’s|bathroom, they figured. They put/jation of money
pressure against Berlin, although| bread in the bathroom as.a lure.| The rate set by the
it remains to be seen whether the/Then they fixed a ladder with) rngland, is the interest
Communists will try the blockade|blobs of liver spaced every few|on money made ai
method again, The West has re-|inches, hoping the skunk would | financial institutions. fused to budge. eat its way to the top of the ladder * * ‘
* *« *& and out the bathroom. window The new rate jis the lowest in
No one can predict whether} It didn’t work, more than three years, The rate
Khrushchev's beginning at Berlin) “I peek under the door occa-|was pushed up to 7 per cent in
will develop into crisis or whether,| sionally to watch ‘it,’ Mrs. Kirk|September 1957 when inflationary
while the fire he lit at Berlin still) said. : pressures were at their peak in
burns, he'll push somewhere else.! “It ‘ate the bread and took the/ Britain.
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Herbert . Hoover :
“Secretary of Treasury Andrew
Mellor reminisced in later years
about President Hoover's so-called
“Medicine Cabinet,” a little knot of
officials who used to toss the
medicine ball around with the want that Capone tn jail.’
The book reveals that six anony-
mous citizens put.up $75,000 to aid
the bloodhound work of Elmer L.
Trey, chief of Treasury's Intelli-
gence Unit. ‘It took a long time
and cost a fortune. But Al went
to the can, thanks partly to a
remarkably courageous agent
named Pat O'Rourke, who took the
name of Michael Lepito and ac-
worked his way into the
‘echelon of the Capone mob.
same Treasury which did
Capone in later bought the mugg’s
armor-plated Cadillac. for FDR to
use,)
.. * * *
“Tully brings out a little known)
fact: “Just before President Eisen-
hower flew to Augusta, Ga., for a
golfing vacation in the fall of 1957,
each member of the White House
detail of the Secret- Service re-
ceived an important package from
Robert I, Bouck, director of the
agency's Protective Research Sec-)
tion. It eontained pictures and
thumbnail biographies of persons |
in the Augusta area who might try)
to harm Eisenhower because of his!
President every morning.”’ Tully action in enforcing integration in
the schools of Little Rock,” . Pai abana 3rd gl
just awfully mad,”’ Bouck says.
T-men work with dazzling speed if
the threatening letter is sufficiently
sinister. New. York agent John
Haniy needed only 24 hours to
track down a man who threatened
by typewritien letter (with a
‘spurious signature) to kill Presi-
dent Truman for firing Gen, Mac-
Arthur.
‘(Note to Tully: Now will you
pay me back that double sawbuck?
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CHICAGO — Diabetes mortality
reached its peak in this country
in 1940; when the death rate hit
26 per 100,000 people. Since then
‘it has dropped—to about 16 per
100,000 in 1957.
Even so, diabetes ranked eighth
last year among the leading causes
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Sembower administration,
% postponing action because of two
by Defense Secretary,
Droft Call Lighter
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Ei-
after
an war sgares, is beginning
_gcross-the-board cut in military
manpower,
Secretary of Defense McElroy
announced orders Wednesday for
a ‘reduction of some 71,000 in
Army, Navy, Alr Force and Ma-
rine Corps manpower. At the
same time, the Army reduced its
draft call for ey:
* &*,
The Pentagon plan is to trim
the over-all strength of the armed
services. from 2,596,282 to 2,525,000
- by June 30 when the current fiscal
year ends.
President Eisenhower first an-
nounced plans to reduce —
manpower last wipter when he
sent his 1958-59 acdget to Con-
«gress, But the cut was postponed
because of war scares in the Mid-
die East and the*Formosa Strait.
cinerea sought to head off the
administration's announced plans
to trim Army manpower by 30,000
and the Marines by 25,000, Going) -
beyond Eisenhower's budget re-
quests, Congress provided extra
funds to keep the Army at 900,000
men and the Marines at 200,000.
Those levels weren't made manda-
tory, however.
Under the cutback program an-
nounced by McElroy,. the Army
faces the biggest cut—31,793 men %
to escape Luis’ heavy-footed stu-
Big Mouth fo Feed
NEW YORK’ (AP)—Soon there) —in seeking a June strength goal
_ of 870,000.
+ * *
The Marines, with an estimated
strength of 189,361, will have to
drop about 14,000 men. The Navy
- must. cut back by about 11,000 to
reach a 630,000 leve. The Air!
Force, now estimated at 963,000
‘men, must reduce by about 13,800.
The Army cut its January draft
‘call to 9,000 men. That is 2,000
below the number it has called
up the last several months, ‘Gor of 71,000 Grabs
Power, are welcomed by a kiss
soon father died in B Spe
NORFOLK, Va, (AP) — A. spe-
cial Federal Court has begun its
study to determine whether Vir-
ginia's schoo] closure law. is con-
stitutional,
The three-judge court heard
‘four hours of testimony Wednes-
day, then adjourned without a rul-
Tom Must Let
Luis Continue ,
Swishy Tango
NEW YORK (AP) — Two or 200
persons may tango over Leon
Tom's head, but they'd better
swish, not stomp.
That's the implication of a court
ruling Wednesday. The effect on
Tom, a dealer in diamonds, is apt
to be countless sleepless nights.
Tom lives beneath a dance stu-
dio where Robert Luis, 54-year-
old master of the tango, the cha-
cha and the calypso, presides,
* * *
Many times in the past 3%
years, Tom has complained to po-
lice of .noise-shattering nights in
which he had to flee to his office
dents,
Two convictions failed to deter
Luis from his art. The usual) Langer said today European na-|folk school teacher for 35 years
charge brought him before Mag-
istrate Walter J. Bayer. Wednes- |
day. * * * |
Luis cut a dapper figure in a
black silk suit, a handsome white
also wore light blue sneakers.
luis said he always wears|
‘stieakers, except when instructing.
Then he wears thin-soled slippers.
The instructor said that, as he
interprets the dance, he teaches
his pupils to glide, to swish, but
never to stomp.
Luis and Eileen Engleman of!
Linden, N.J., a student for three |
years, twirled, swirled and rocked |
- Then Alice Lacour, a blonde pu-
took the stand. before the judge. They didn’t}
Stamp their feet. There was no|
noise, |
* * *
pil,
Asked if she should be called|
Miss or Mrs., she said, ‘Just call |
‘me “Alice.”
told the judge “and very refined.” | “It was a silent studio," she)
“The court holds there is rea- |
sonable doubt,” Bayer said.
“Therefore, I find the defendant
not guilty and
dismissed.’ *
Zoo Has One Less -
will be one less huge: mouth to
- feed at the Bronx Zoo. Bertie, a
2-year-old, 1,200 — hippopota-
heading west. ing, It asked for additional briefs
ilegislation—this one brought as a
‘test case by the state itself—will by Dec. 5.
* * *
A few attack on the state's
massive resistance to integration
begin Monday before the Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals, No de-
cision is expected before early
December.
Two school officials and a_ vet-
eran teacher told the federal court
the charge ig!
Wednesday that unless six Nor-
folk white schools closed under|
ithe closure law are reopened soon,
|the city's public school system will |
| suffer disastrous effects.
|
‘GOP Senator Wants
Elections Held Sundays |
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Wil-|
liam. Langer (R-ND)- wants na-
tional elections held on Sundays’!
jin hopes more people will vote. |
‘tions geta better voter turnout;
with Sunday balloting than nig
|United States does on Tuesdays. {cause of the closed schools.
Langer said he will introduce a
bill in January to provide that/of Norfolk white parents who con-
and_ congressional|tend the closure law is unconstitu-
shirt and a tastefil dark tie, He/elections be held on the first Sun-|tional and seek as daa of the
schools, presidential
iday in November.
TYRONE POWER CHILDREN ARRIVE — Romina Francesca,
(left) 8,.and Taryn Stephanie, 6, daughters of the late actor ‘Tyrone
Madelyn Fio Rito, as they arrive in Hollywood by plane from Mex-
ico City, where they were staying. They have not been told that
while making a motion picture.
Federal Court Starts Study
of Virginia School Closure
\intendent, said “it is very tragic”
‘the 10,000 pupils shut out of the
$5
by
E.
sui
aP Wirephote
from Taryn’s godmother, Mrs. | He
his
Virginia Atty. Gen. Albertis S,
Harrison, who with Gov, J, Lind-
say Almond Jr., the Norfolk
School Board and its, superintend-
ent, is’ a defendant in the suit,
said closing of the schools is a
valid exercise of the police power
of the state and asked for dismis-
sal of the case,
* * *
Virginia is not trying to destroy
public education, he said, but is
trying to prevent trouble by re- 61 This is somewhat similar to the
Kennedy, in which a U.S, District
judge in Detroit said the chief) .
counsel of the Senate Rackets com-
mittee cannot be sued in Michigan
Scott, 52, of 4396 Monroe St., Wa-
terford Township, sued the inter-
national union, its Detroit Local
592, and four union officers Aug. 1.
constitutionally for what the union
termed “dual unionism.” ~
The barbers’ union objected to
trary to the provisions of the or-|
ganizations’ charters.
* * *
Scott, a Democratic candidate ste one aeeonton mere for state representative in the pri- you'll find attached to a bottle of mary, said he joined the associa-
tion, made up largely of central
Michigan barbers, because he was
‘interested in the cause of the bar-
bering - business.”
dropped out of it in 1946.
“Teamster-inspired” because he
testified before Kennedy’s com- ® 7 : =
mittee against James R, Hoffa, - E *,
million suit against Robert F.
by Teamster Union official William
Bufalino unless service of the
t is made in thé state.”
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turned to the -system.
x~ * *
J. J, Brewbaker, school super-
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*
* *
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said the pupils are experiencing
“a great deal of insecurity” be-
The suit was brought by a group
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‘CHILDREN’S STORYLAND’ — Lafayette, ‘Robin Hood and
many of the other fabled heroes of the past are coming to life this
week in the minds of elementary school pupils in the Bloomfield
Hills School District. The center of attraction is at the Vaughn
School, where a junior library book exhibit has been set up for
this week through Tuesday. Here, fifth-graders Bill Shaul, Fritz
Dumville and Judy MacKay are
children’s classics by Mrs. Hazel MacGirr (left), principal,-and
Librarian Mrs. Mary Kieffer. SOUTHFIELD — The Southfield Dohany
City Council last night voted 6 to 1
not to pledge its financia} backing] project itself, which he'said, placed|the greatest benefit from the|have the ft should residents of the city fail/the heaviest burden on citizen tax- at r Daniel W.|the county,”
ts gay Sat aeeee 9 ie SA ees Aare ener ee ote we pledged Nov. os
t Drain. firms such as Northland! Barry said t he didn’t expect! objections re voiced Oakland County had asked the “ — : last night’s special meeting that city to pledge its full faith and a a the city’s millage limitation
credit behind the storm sewer prot) Land Firm Announces Plans would not make it possible for ect by picking up any default pay- the city to pledge its financial
ments of citizens in a drainage 2 2a backing. This would be unfair district which will be assessed $3,- to residents outside the drain-
steer axe PUSM Troy Shopping Area) s-zie-as a project. ¢ : : the 30-year bond period,
arming Ag a Council | TROY—After a two-year wait, it chased’ from the Most family, pio-| t was stated by several.
——, gg ie eevee | appears the city ot Tray WD get its weer ‘Troy, farmers. , Further, the city — be oe ning | shopping center a corner Ten, stores, including a depart- |imbursed if it had to-pick up the agreement with the county, | apie and Livernois roads. sannh shade large bowling assessments,
cbjected to what they called “out * * alley, etre for the cen- i aha ghana of line apportionment” of costs.
This was the same feeling of
Southfield supervisors C. Hugh Do-
hany and Emanuel Christensen at
the last meeting of the Board of
Supervisors when they voted
against the county pledging its full
faith and credit.
(Murder Warrant
Might Be Issued City Manager C. Randolph Lu-
kens said this morning that the
Tracy Land Corp. of Detroit has
announced plans to develop the
first 30 acres of a 70-acre site pur-
UAW Workers
Not Expected
to Get Réfund
DETROIT (#—The chances are
slim for ay refunds’ to United
Auto Workers Union members
from their $5-a-month special strike tineed for the east-west sewer, that
this would be paid.
*&> oe
Also sharing in the cost of the
project is the city of Oak Park
and residents of that city falling
in a drainage district, the county-
at-large, and the Michigan High-
‘way Dept. :
ring.
The Tracy company, which pur-
chased the property for $300,000
jafter winning a lawsuit in Oak-
land County circuit court, has
asked the Troy Zoning Commission
to rezone the entire parce) to per-
mit the shopping center. —
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Hold Party at Milford High School
Ared Publisher
Dies at Age 49. Heart Attack Claims |
Owner of South Lyon|*
Weekly Paper t Milford High school.
SOUTH LYON — Frank L. Frei-|2nd pinochle tournaments
mund, publisher of the South Lyon|
Herald, died yesterday afternoon
at University Hospital, Ann Arbor.
He was 49.
Mr. Freimund had suffered a)
mild heart attack Monday after- At 11 a.m. there will be time-
out for a gigantic pizza party,
where “all-you-can-eat” will be
the order of the night,
Sponsored by the Milford Student They'll All Be the Same
MILFORD — There will be no;Council, the party will be free tg
distinction between freshmen,/all 750 pupils of the school,
‘sophomores, juniors or seniors at) Last year’s snow party at Ken-
| tomorrow night's all-school party! sington Park was such a success
that two more have been scheduled|
Besides square and modern danc-|for this year, according to Princi-
ing in the new school's cafeteria,|pal Gerald Rasmussen. :
there will be table tennis, checker)
and
physical games in the gymnasium.
Clinic for Polio Shots
to Be Held in Keego
KEEGO HARBOR — A polio shot
clinic will be held--from 6:30 —
noon at his home, 113 Liberty St.
He purchased the weekly news-
paper in May 1966, after having
been the paper’s plant superin-
tendent since coming here from
Stevens Point, Wis., in 1945,
Mr. Freimund had been an elder
of the First Presbyterian Church) Williams Raps Ike
on School Integration
NEW YORK \# — Michigan Gov. 8:30 p.m. Nov. 25 and 26 in the
gymnasium of Roosevelt School in
Keego Harbor, ‘Mrs. Phyllis And-
ing, health chairman of the West
Bloomfield~- Township School Dis-
trict, announced. .
Sponsored urider the auspices af
the National Foundation for In-
fantile Paralysis, the clinic will >
assessments earlier this year,
About 300,000 UAW members
were assessedin March, April and|:
May for a strike fund for the auto
industry négotiations. Each local
was to receive a pro-rated share
above % million dollars in the fund.
However, Emil Mazey, UAW sec;
retary - treasurer, said yesterday
that while the fund had an Oct. 31
balance of $28,288,905 disburse-
ments in November are expected
to’ cut it below 25 million dollars.
Mazey said there appeared “‘no
possibility” of a refund but that
the UAW executive board would
make the final decision in January, Man Admits Stabbing
Woman, Royal Oak
Township ‘Police. Say
ROYAL MAK TOWNSHIP —As-
sistant Oakland County Prosecutor
Paul M: Mandel said today 4 first-
degreé murder warrant rhight be
issyed against Luther /J., Green/
who yesterday, according to police,
Admitted the fatal stabbing of.a’33-
year-old Royal Oak Township wom,
an. f
* ® *
Mande] said witnesses told him
they heard Green, 28) of 20815)
Woodside St, threatén to kill Mrs.
Ann Mosley, of the same address,
following’ a quarrel with the wom-
an.
Gteen carried a six-inch hunt-
* fog knife, Mandel said these wit-
| esses told him, to the home of
' Mrs, Mosley’s sister; Mrs. Mattie
‘| Hill,/21376 Reimanville St., early
Wednesday morning when Mrs.
Mosley was /stabbed several
times in the abdomen. The wom-
an was dead on arrival at Wil-
Special Education Panel
Slated for Romeo Club
ROMEO — A panel discussion of
services of special education will
highlight tonight’s meeting of the
Elementary Schools Club of Romeo
at the South Grade School.
A refreshment period and social
hour will open the evening's ac-
tivities at 7 p.m. The. discussion
will follow at 8,
Books and art supplies sale will
pETTY LOU MURRAY /
My. and Mrs, Trumap’ B/ Myf-
ray/ of Indianwood road/ L a’k & liam Beaumont Hospital. be conducted. throughout the eve-
Orion, have annophced the én-
| gagement of thejr daughter, Bet- in South Lyon, a member of the|G- Mennen Williams says violence) he open to adults and children ot} ning.
city’s Masonic Lodge, Chamber of |2"4 —_— pba cena south the Pontiac area. A doctor will ‘ . iern been » fi
Cammerce and — Che. . led if President Eisenhower had| pe ae and ay ota fy Lou, to Marine’ Pvt. James E,
Pe ag ioe. Tard ae write, Erna; | shown leadership. ray | Smith, son of Mf. axid Mrs. John Anding said.
: | Williams declared yesterday Ei-| 7), e ne will sponsor/its next) A. Smith 6t Andiahside d.xi ve
daughters, Karen, who is attending isenhower should have called to-| ed ” nr ot geen ds be Valparaiso University, Valparaiso.| ther leaders of Negroes | an {Clinic in about seven peat, sh¢| Lake Ovfon: ‘The wedding date { | cm re ; y Ind., and Mrs, Marilyn Donovan | whites, and rich and poor to effec. 824: , / hasn't been set.
of Livonia. He also leaves his An hour later Green strolled into!
the township police station and| Cows that have free access to
gave himself up and admitted the | water during the day produce 28
stabbing, police said. to 4 per cent more milk than those
; * *« * which are watered only twice a day!
Police said Green had been living according to recent production test-
fy House of Discounts
: ituate the law of the land. Given)
mother and three grandchildren. | jeadership, the people would have|
iene atta —— worked out the way to obey the|
Williams visited Mayor Robert |
Teamster Morroso F. Wagner in City Hall and then/
Faces New Charges chatted with reporters on a variety!
of city, state and national prob-|
lems, Ze
Williams was asked if he knew}
_ jany likely choices for Democratic:
DETROIT # — Samuel J. Mor-| president candidates. The gover- |
roso, former Teamsters Union busi-|nor, re-elected Nov. 4 to a sixth) ness agent, is accused’of violating|term, replied:
his probation for income tax viola-| ‘The people indicated in the last}
tion by falsifying further income. election that they are looking for} Morroso has been on two years’ |
probation for being about $2,500
short on his income tax for 1950-52.
In U. S. District Court yesterday,
the federal probation office
charged Morrostmade false en- at the home of the slain woman.|ing.
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| prove the former Teamsters’ Union president evaded pay-
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Beck, 64, squirmed and suppressed yawns. By the
noon recess he made no effort to conceal his restlessness,
Testimony concerned a number of Beck’s personal bills,
‘ranging from $18.50 for gardening work to $27,000 for land-
scaping the grounds of Beck’s Seattle home.
The government is meticulously threading its case, try-
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part payment on-the landscaping bill. —
The trial moved into its 10th day Naa Court observers
say it might last three months:
Invent Money-Saving Process
GARY, Ind. (UPI)—Two steel-
\workers have been awarded $10,-;
|000 apiece for devising a method
\of draining molten iron from slag
thas will save U.S. Steel Corp.
10.000 a year.
| Awards to Salvatore Lumelia,
| 39, and Oscar M,. Dansler, 61,
were announced yesterday, and
the company said they were the
largest such awards ever made
| in the steel industry.
Lumella and Dansler said their
|money-saving invention came as
ithe result of years of study and
|\planning, not to mention the gibes
ot fellow steelworkers.
Dansler, a keeper in the blast
furnace division of U.S, Steel's
Gary works, first got the idea for
jseparating molten iron from liquid
‘ast fumeet
oe furnaces.
2 Steelworkers Awarded
$10,000 Apiece for Idea “Tt just kept leoking at the iron
flowing from the and
thinking, Oscar, how can
you earn some of that suggestion
cash?” he said,
He drew Lumella, a stove tend- |
“but I guess.we'll really laugh, as
the saying goes, all the way to the Carey
The pair suggested a basin and
gate arrangement in a _ trough
leading from the blast furnace to
catch the molten iron as it drains
from the lighter slag.
Previously a mixture of the iron
at the Lowest Price Ever! } - FAMOUS BRAND NAME SUIT and TOPCOAT
furnace
| kept |
|
er, into his plans and the two
worked up a drawing which they
submitted under the company’s
employe suggestion program.
“Some of the guys laughed at
our enthusiasm,” Lumella said,
STOCK 1 TO BE SOLD AN
and slag was taken to a dump
and the hardened material later
picked up for serap.
Nasser Courts
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Until All
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"8155 rosker. plane hots pce. Me PARK FREE! the cy rene SAM BEt was killed in a-crash of an :
jet ‘interceptor.
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|, Marine Pilot Escape Sees : “magleee Injury : Central al wag with the wctuity at the at the
, Callr. (AP)—A jet By JACK V. Fox
is morning, as on every week- Wednesday. Seconds later, a sev-|iy, the teaclere pack thelr cart
i t
The train sent the jet cartwheel- igevberecer — — a
came to rest p Biarsl page and then go to their separate class-
containing 30 passengers. Jet fuel) "00m™s- The desks are polished, the
‘rooms are spotless. ‘The chemistry
THE NUCLEAR BOMB SCORE
was seriously NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
The plane's pilot, who suffered | SINCE 1945—
only bruises, was the most seri OFFICIAL FIGURES
ously burt. |
“I'd say the good Lord had his|
arm around a lot of people,”’ said
a spokesman at the E] Toro Ma-
tn Corps Air Station, where the 0
BL pbc ROCK, Ark, (UPD —
jcourses—or just given up their Reg julor Little Rock High Scho
pupils,
For the 3,700 students of Central
and Little Rock's three other high
schools have scattered from coast
to coast, enrolled in makeshift pri-
vate, schools, taken correspondence
education temporarily.
* * *
A few blocks away is an old
building. which bears the only’ re-
semblance to— a—high school in
Jet Was practicing landings.
| Hero of the near-disaster was
Pat Schamber, brakeman on the
Santa'Fe's San Diegan, bound to
San Diego from Los Angeles with
130 passengers and crew.
He dragged the stunned. pilot,
Marine 2nd Lt, Phillip M. Schmidt
23 fromi the wreckage. When they
were about 50 feet away the F4D
skyray burst into flames.
Schmidt, practicing a power-off
landing, overshot a steel cable
across the runway on which the
plane was to hook. The jet
bounced over -an &-foot fence,
streaked across a beanfield,
sheared off a power pole and
slammed onto the railroad tracks.
The train was approaching at
7% miles an hour.
“I saw nothing but a cloud of}
NUMBER ESTIMATED BY :
INFORMED UMN
dust on the tracks about 250 feet) |] TOTALS: OFFICIAL: 207
ahead of me," said engineer Wil-| ESTIMAT 246
liam Ryder, 63. “I put on the @ s cD EG
_| MUSHROOMING — H 0 w ‘the
»three nuclear powers stack. up
in the number of atomic devices
exploded is indicated in sketch
above. Officially-disclosed fig-
urges run below those claimed by
other observers. According to the
latter, the total of 246 bombs
.| packs the violence of nearly 100
million tons of TNT—50 times the
amount dropPed by the U.S. Air
| private high school, run on dona- Little Rock today. It is a former
orphanage, later used by the
University of Arkansas Graduate
Division,
It Is the site of the Litfle Rock’
tions and staffed by 34 teachers
who came ‘out of retirement or
are just beginning teachers.
There are 217 seniors and 288
juniors here plus 312 sophomores
in a new Sunday school building
of the Highland Methodist Church
nearby.
Today the students are ‘hold
an election for president of the
student. body and other offices.
The campaign posters are stuck on
the walls with endorsements like + ‘Peppy. ” “Reliable, ” “Real Guy. ”
But nowhere is there any men-
tion that these children’s education
has. been crippled because their
state and nation haven't been able
to, find a reasonable solution to
putting Negro and white children
through school.
W. C. Breshears, a former ele-
mentary school principal and a
superintendent of schools in Texas,
is the superintendent of the pri-
vate schools. He is justifiably
proud of having made available
education in Little Rock, and he
points out what a tremendous job
Force during World War II. it has been, oc
wt
Private One- Acting: as Bic
“vand physics tabs and_the *ilagy fe Ce wea ae
an Episcopal chureh, staffed by
volunteer teachers.
A total of 759 has moved to
small schools just outside the city,
Hundreds — the figure undetermi-
nable—have been sent to aunts and
uncles __for_schooling outside the;
state. Several hundred are taking
correspondence extension courses,
>» Of the 700 Negro students of
_high school age, some 258 have
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This is your kind ofcar! ome
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Paseurized Cider |
Keeps Indefinitely =o Pen turnovers may be baked ahead
Apple time is cider time. You) eft time and reheated. Use either
can buy-fresh cider just as it) the 9-ounce condensed package
comes from the mill or you can| or the ready-to-use mince meat
buy pasteurized cider | treme the Pr-emen jar.
Fresh cider keeps 10 days in a) Coffee, maple pecan and yanille
cool place or may keep longer in ice cream all combine temptingly — MINCE MEAT TURNOVER ~~ A family-size turnover is quick-
er to make than individual ones. Top it with ice cream to turn it
the refrigerator. After that it be-|with the mince meat flevor for the ‘ into an impressive novelty. You may make it ahead of time and
gins te turn, gets “hard” and fi-\a la mode topping that puts this reheat it.
nally turns to vinegar isimple dessert in the holiday class. |
* Mince-Meat Turnover
Most grocery stores have pas-) 2 2 sticks pie crust mix mine
teurized cider which has been ounce JO condensed ee
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the Marketing Information Agent.| .10¢ steam for 6 is mode topping
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Cider may also be filtered to make} uae mince meat on half of |
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other half of pastry to cover
. meat, ch edges to- |
Pineapple-Marshmallow ‘oaer fanty. on. openings in
Mixture Tops Ice Cream | top of turnover to allow steam to escape.
Hot Pineapple-Marshmaliow Sun-| Bake mm hot oven (450 degrees
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? bine eng at One/and bake about 15 minutes ‘longer. |
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drained pineapple tid-| If 9-ounce package condense ‘
and miniature ieee (ace meat is used, break into
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Heat in slow oven, about 15 min-|and 1 to 3 sugar, Place
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Spoon over hard vanlla e|are thoroughly broken. Bil briskly
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STUFFED EGGPLANT — For lovers of eggplant, this stuffed
eggplant recipe is a meal in a dish. Sausage seasonings make
the difference. *
Stuffed Eggplant Uses
Instant Minced Onion
Like extant? = try lord bape Peel eggplant and cut into
particularly g pes. We've 14-inch squares. String alternately
found them delicious. on skewers. Brown in butter or
ee c= = margarine. Place in baking pan.
¥ medi Sprinkle with salt and black, per
per. Top each with a tomato slice,
% —— partie powder or In ae spin with sek. see Pepper
clare garlic j and dot with butter, Bake in a)
% teaapoon mixed Italian herbs |350-degree F. oven % hour. Z tablespoons dry bread crumbs
2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
2 teaspoons melted butter or sausage
drippings
ee manage aoaty|YOUF Ancestors Ate Drain, reserving drippings, and
crumble meat. Cut eggplant in half Pudding Liké This
lengthwise. Place in covered kettle | |
with 14 cup water, and parboil five) _. minutes. Cool sutficiently to han-! There is almost no limit on the
dle, and remove inside meat of! number of different ways you can
eggplant with grapefruit knife, juse your share of apples. Eat,
leaving shell about %-inch thick. |"€™ raw, or in apple pie, or apple
Dice ide pron a expan, (SUTURE oF Waldrt ala Or and combine with diced, peeled ~ alg ke t© GY @ on, jold dish, Indian Aple Pudding.
tomatoes, green pepper, onion, |
garlic, salt and herbs. Cover |Here's the Department of Agt
and boil slowly five minutes, — culture recipe for it:
sausage and 1 tablespoon sausag' i cup coarsaly gfound corn meal
— Heap info. poem | | Ganson ae
is. % cup molasses
2 cups apples, finely diced
Blend crumbs, cheese and melt-| ' ‘© 1 teaspoon ginger
ed butter or drippings and sprinkle} Cook the com meal, milk, and over eggplant. Place in shallow jsalt in a double boiler for 20
baking dish and pour in %-inch|
hot water. Bake in moderate minutes. Add the molasses, apples, oven Pour (350 degrees F.) about 45 minutes. Pomel ape ih ogee Makes 2 servings. for 2 hours.
Eggplant and Lamb Keb on amy abs (with cream or vanilla ice Cut lean lamb into 1%-inch! (Twelve servings.)
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Banana Dressing Debuts
as Turkey Stuffing
By JANET ODELL
Pontiag Press Home Editor
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a ee teaspoon salt
teaspoon Itry season
1% cups dicen) ripe "es banana:
G es or 6 medium bananas
cup butter or margarine, melted
Mix together lightlyy Onion,
bread crumbs, salt, poultry season-
ing and diced bananas. Add melted
butter or margarine. Mix thorough-
ly. Makes about 3 cups stuffing.
* * * ;
Rice, in addition to soft bread
cubes, is the mainstay of the fol-
lowing dressing. It, too, is a fruit
dressing, with apple diced into the
mixture.
Apple-Rice Turkey Dressing
? pe : butter
cup ~~ ag
aspoon peppe:
tablespoon salt
teaspoon poultry seasoning
cup diced tart apple
egg. beaten
1 cup meat stock or bouillon
Cook onion and celery in fat over
but not
browned. Blend seasonings with
rice and bread cubes. Add diced
apple, cooked onion and celery with
fat and beaten egg. Mix thorough- low heat until soft,
ly
Sprinkle meat stock or bouillon | “gnails,”*
ever surface, Mix well, Yield:
Dressing for one 6 Ib: bird,
This last stuffing is a sausage
stuffing. The sharper taste of sau-
sage contrasts pleasantly with the
mellow flavor of turkey. This rec-
ipe has no sage in it at all.
Sausage Stuffing
Pan-fry % pound pure pork sau-
sage Meat until browned and well
cooked. Drain. Combine sausage
with 1 cup milk, 6 cups bread
cubes, 2 tablespoons chopped onion
1 teaspoon salt, % cup
Note: % pound of brown 'n serve
"\sausage links cut into=%- inoh pieces may be used without pan-
frying in place of sausage meat.
(Enough to stuff a 10 to 12 pound
bird.) :
Coiled Biscuits
Brushed With
Honey Topping
Tender, delicious Biscuit Honeys
will add exciting interest to break-
fast, lunch or dinner. They're
rolled up like snails and brushed
with honey and nuts.
Sift together 2 cups sifted en-
riched flour, 1 tablespoon baking
powder and 1 teaspoon ‘salt. Cut
or rub in % cup shortening until
mixture "is crumbly. Add 2/3 to
% cup milk to make a soft dough.
Turn out on lightly floured board
or pastry cloth and knead gently
30 seconds. Roll out into an 8-inch
square about %%-inch thick. Cut
jinto 24 strips.
Coil each strip areund to form
sealing edges well.
| Place on ungreased baking
sheet. Brush each biscuit with
honey and sprinkle with a few
chopped sats.
Bake in hot oven. (450 degrees)
10:to 20 minutes. Makes 24 Biscuit
Honeys.
It's a good idea to leave frozen
meats in their wrapping while you
thaw them,
|
Q. What ts the name of this | cut of meat?
A. Salt Pork (Side), Q. Where does it come from
and how is it identified? |
from a side of pork that has been
cured by salting. For convenience, |
the sides are usually split in half)
lengthwise before slicing. It can]
be identified by alternating layers}
of fat and lean. The lean is not
ag prevalent as in sliced bacon, |
however. |
Q. How is it prepared?
A. It is prepared by either cook-
ing in liquid, or by-slicing and pan- wreliing, panfrying or baking, Oft-
en, this cut is panfried for break-
fast. Pieces of salt pork are also
used as seasoning in preparing
beans, and slices of salt pork may
i over veal roasts to
during cooking. |
Good Look at Pork Cuts
Gives Clue to Quality
You can tell whether you are
buying: the best quality pork, re-
minds the Marketing Information)
Agent. Just look at the lean meat, j
ithe fat and the size of the cut. |
|Look for bright, grayish-pink -col-
ored lean with tiny streaks of white
fat running through it. The lean
should be firm and velvety in ap-
pearance. The fat should be firm
and white.
A Boston butt that weighs 6
pounds, a loin that weighs between
10 and 12 pounds, spareribs that
weigh three pounds or less will
have more lean meat than larger|
cuts from larger hogs. be
add fat
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pace
Probably only
says he doesn't rasa how many
turkeys he has carved because ‘1
lost count after the first 100."
Shrader developed his sideline’
when called on to carve for panels!
of turkey-tasters in connection with
experimental work on the birds.
He has demonstrated his skill with
a knife on @ turkey on film and
before civic clubs.
He feels strongly that the man. |
of the house should carve the
do it
standing at the table, the center
of all eyes,
“What the re-
from you, just as in whittling,”
he says. “The hostess can help by
keeping goblets or other high
dishes away from your site of oper-
ations and giving you elbow room,”
Shrader often starts his gob-
. bier drama by cutting two thick
wedges from a bright red apple
er orange and putting them at
either side ef the bird to keep it
from slipping on the platter. He
concedes this may not be neces-
sary but it imparts color,
Some men ridicule fancy paper
coverings for the ends of the tur-
key legs. But not. Shrader. They
keep his fingers from becoming
greasy as he grasps a leg with his
left hand and cuts down to remove
the drumstick, On an extra plate,
he separates the drumstick from
the second joint.
* *
“Now,” he says, “if Junior is
big enough to eat the whole drum-
I slash the meat off: just
as if.I were carving a piece of even for the novice, according to
Shrader. When it comes to dish
ing up the stuffing, he prefers a
| spoon with a long handle. Uf
| there are more children at the
| table than there are drumsticks,
“he suggests: you make a couple of
mage ter Mpeg Bvt
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cereal is bound to rhake a hit
sters in all ways. .
them js the only place where
He clearly considers it downright
cowardly to cut up the turkey in in| the kitchen and “just about sac : 5 ' “lall twenty-six letters of the alpha- rilegious. But he doesn’t consider | in a perfect 1
it would be cheating at all for the
novice to do a little advance prob-
ing with a skewer in the kitchen’ pure surgar crystals, these little|sizes trom 5 to over 20 pounds,
Candy Treasure |
Hides in Cooky Hidden Treasure Cookies with
gumdrop “jewels” are sure to!
please your school day pirates.
The instant ‘whole wheat cereal,
the kind with extra germ added,
makes them crunchy and delici-
ous,
Hidden Treasure Cookies
'9 cup brown sugar, — packed
‘2 cup margarine or butter
‘2 cup granulated sugar
1 a vanilla
egg
i cup sifted all-purpose flour
powder
‘4 teaspoon salt
1 cup email ppraweie no black ones
% cup flake cocon
1 cup instant whole uk cereal
Heat oven to moderate (375
degrees). Cream margarine until
soft. Add sugars and vanilla. Beat
until light and creamy. Add egg.
Mix well, Sift flour, baking powder,
and salt together. Combine gum-
drops, coconut, and instant whole
wheat ceréal.
Add dry ingredients to sugar
Blend thoroughly. Mix
allege coconut, and cereal.
~ Doggies onto greased | cama) t. Bake 12 minutes, or
until a- SS ikon, Yield: 6 dozen’
24nch
Tart Mayonnaise
Your vegetable for the Thanks-|
giving dinner can be just as\‘* =
cial” as the rest of the meal.
recipe for broccoli will be ea ’
to prepare during the hour befo
serving time, because it calls for)
a minimum of ingredients and ef-
fort, but a maximum of eating an
pleasure.
a good dash of|
igrees) oven 1 hour; uncover a
mayonnaise or|excess fat front gravy; the nuts
Pred give it a good texture and it needs
broe-ino extra thickening. Makes 8
servings with seconds, . CRISPY ABC — New alphabet oat
- as a snack .. with the young-
. straight ffom the box, combined with milk or creiun and
fruit (mo need for sugar) .. . or as an ingredient © |
in such tasty confections as these ‘‘ABC Balls.”
= hae Cereal Big Turkeys Give More
= Has Kid Appeal | ‘Meat for Your Money
What is-first-in shoppers’ minds
Take a letter Mrs. Homemaker! this week? Thanksgiving of course.
oat cereal, in their markets.
This unique cereal in the form of IF YOU CHOOSE TURKEY
s are a delicious morning!
treat with milk and fruit. They|tion Agent.
have equal appeal as « snack—/toms are 39 to 49 cents per pound;
right from the box, or served over) hens are 43 to 55 cents per pound. lice cream and puddings.
Decorate
with them, tee... little party cakes
youngsters
| love having their names spelled
| out on the icing. And as a pretty
| for party cupcakes, spell
a@ greeting or the name of
cack child with this crereal that
comes in the form of all 26 let-
ters of the alphavet.
Another sure way of making a
hit with the young’uns is to serve
“ABC Balls.” These tasty, crispy
confections couldn't be easier to
make,
Crispy ABC Balls
1% cups miniature marshmaliows
%@ teaspoon cinnamon
3 tabléspoons water
teaspoon vanilla
‘ a cup raisins
1 cup alphabet oat cereal
Combine marshinallows,
mon, and water in top of double
boiler. Heat over hot water until
marshmallows are melted. Blend
well, Remove from heat. Add re-
maining ingredients and stir until!
cereal is well coated. Drop by ta-|
blespoons onto waxed paper. Flat-
ten into patties with cereal letters
close together. Chill 3 or 4 hours.)
‘Mikes 10 to 12 cookies.
Spanish Touch
Given to Veal
With Sherry
A delicious Spanish way to deal!
with a veal roast.
Veal Con Naranja al Jerez
| 3 to 4 pound rump veal roast
Dresses Broccoli - | 2 tablespoons flour
1 teaspoon salt
2. tablespoons bacon drippings
1 medium-sized onion (sliced)
1 clove garlic (minced)
% cup Brazil nuts icut fine in as
jeleetric blender or put through a ha
g| operated rotary grater
Grated rind and juice of 1 large orange)
is teaspoon cinnamon
1%) cup medium (amontillado) sherry
1 cup water
roast, cut away fat and roll
and ‘ie it without adding a cover-
ing of extra fat, Mix flour and salt;
bake 4% hour more,.Skim off any ime-of-day'keys were produced in 1958 than
treat. A combination, of oats and/in 1957, turkeys are plentiful in| ¢Ting.
cinna-;
Have meatman remove bone) Even though 4 per cent less tur-
reports the Marketing Informa-
Average prices for
[The small fryer-roaster turkeys
are 49 to 55 cents per pound.
How much turkey will you need?
This depends upon how many you
plan to serve, whether you need
seconds for big appetites ‘ and
whether you want turkey left after
the Thanksgiving feast. A simple
rule to remember is: if the turkey
is under 12 pounds, allow % to 1
pound of ready-to-stuff bird for
each serving. If the turkey weighs
over 12 pounds, allow 14 to %
pound. If you want plenty for sec-
_jonds, allow 14 to 1% pounds.
If you decide to try one of the
frozen stuffed turkeys,” allow 1';
to 2 pounds per person. Keep it
| in the freezer until ready to
| roast. These turkeys are never
thawed before cooking time.
The big turkey will give the most
meat for the money, A 25 pound
tom turkey will yield 56 per cent
{many ways, the smart shopper
will read labels and ask questions
‘In fact, take lots of letters—right Most -will reserve preferences for|if labels are not informative.
le from a box of the new alphabet| jturkey, ham or some other meat) But ham is just one of the pork
/cuts. Boston butt and rib or loin
roasts rate attention, For those
LAMB PERHAPS?
November brings some of the
best lamb supplies of the year.
A leg of lamb can serve for,
more than one meal. A few choice,
steaks can be removed from the
roast and cut into pieces for,
ground patties or stew meat. This’
way, the leg will make three meals
for a family of four.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
If you spend most of the meal’ s|
money for meat, you can cut the;
cost-of the meal by using some of
those in the menu: cabbage, pota-
toes, squash, apples, carrots, many
canned fruits and vegetables.
Tart cranberries are a must for
Thanksgiving. Team with apples or
oranges for salad or- relish =
binations.
A casserole of applesauce and.
squash, a little sugar, dash of nut-|
meg and a sprinkle of nuts may be!
a Rw flavor treat.
*
Kitchen arithmetic: heavy aaa
doubles its volume after it has been
beaten.
roasted meat while a 15 pound tur-
|key yields about 50 per cent.
| You can judge when to pick up)
the turkey at the store by figuring}
ithe fime it takes to thaw. Ready-| |
ito-stuff turkeys weighing 4 to 12)
| pounds will thaw in 1 to 2 days in;
ithe refrigerator. Those weighing 12)
ito 20 pounds take 2 to 3 days.)
| Birds weighing over 20 pounds take
3 or 4 days. In the refrigerator or!
under cold running water are the)
‘only safe places to thaw frozen)
| Teady-to-stuff birds.
Leave turkeys in their original
waterproof wraps while thawing.
PORK IS POPULAR :
Pork will be a popular choice for)
| Thanksgiving. Prices compete with!
,all other meats for November and.
December are months when the,
" largest pork supplies come to
“| market. ‘
Smoked ham will top the list
of pork choices. Again the num. |
ber you plan to serve will de- |
cide whether you want a whole |
ham, a half or an end. The whole
ham will serve about 3 persons
from each pound, the halves will
serve 21, and the ends about 2.
Naturally, a regular ham with
the skin still on will not serve as|
many as a skinless ham of the
same weight. One with all the
bones will not serve as mahy as)
a shankless ham of the same)
weight, one that is semi-boneless
with the shank and aitch bone re-
moved, or one that is- boned and
rolled. Because of the difference,
in cooking time needed, a ready-
k ham will serve fewer por-
s per pound than one which is,
cooked or canned. ham is prepared: in so)
many outs and processed in 90)
\ ‘
who wish to spend fewer dollars, |
these are choices worth. consid-|
Our Thanks ! To Lécel 125 of United Rubber Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America ot Baldwin Rubber Co. for purchasing —
‘the Christmas hams and tu for their members from.
3 Sisters’ Market .for the 8th secutive Year.
||ERESH DRESSED ~ TURKEYS ae ae ee Cee
Full One Pound Bag
_,of Fresh Cranberries
Given Away with Each
Turkey of 20 Lbs. or More
FRESH DRESSED _ NOT FROZEN
FRESH . FRESH DRESSED |. DRESSED
TURKEYS CAPONS| Stewers Rabbits
. Lb. & Lh. g Lb. 9° Lh.
Plenty of Ducks-Geese & Small Turkeys
CELERY Potatoes ORANGES |. Grapefruit From Florida ce Florida
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_ OVEN READY
TURKEY BROILERS 6 to 8 Lb. “Ag: : Average”
"Sale Days: Fri. and Sot. Only" OVEN READY .
YOUNG T TOM nun
Bazley' s Holiday Poultry Is Strictly mae “] A," Govert Government Inspected _ birds!
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I would prefer not to dress."
Answer: No ‘social gathering
exacts less formality than a
cocktail party. You may’ wear
whatever you happen to have
on — whether it be formal
or informal,
Shrine Set
for Bazaar
on Nov. 29 Final arrangements have
zaar to be held 4:3 to
9 p.m. Nov, 29 at Roosevelt
Masonic Temple é
served from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.,
and gift booths with Christmas
items will be featured, Also
included will be baked goods,
foods, needlework, jewelry and
candy =e — ;
Mrs. Samuel i. of Old Or-
chard drive is general chair-_
man -of the bazaar. Mrs.
James MeCurdy is assisting
Mrs. Wayne Reaves, ticket
chairman, and Mrs. Earle Hos-
kins, dinner chairman, in plan-
ning the affair.
o*® * *
Booth chairmen include Mrs.
Edward Wallace and - Mrs.
Frank Payne, needlework;
Mrs. John Sellman, home
canned food; Mrs. Davy Gil-
pin, gifts; ‘Mrs, Richard Shoe-
maker, baked goods; and Mrs.
Edward Pritchard, jewelry.
Presbyterian
Group Meets
for Luncheon
Mrs. Roy Ashwin and Mrs.
William D. Thomas Jr. pre-
_sented the missionary program
when the January-March
Group of First -Presbyterian
Church met for luncheon Tues-
day at the Silverhill road
home of Mrs. Herbert E. Mc-
Culloch.
* * *
Mrs. Russell Hoyt, Mrs. Dav-
id Brown and Mrs. Lawrence
McCann assisted the hostess.
Mrs. Thomas “will be in
charge of the group table at -
the annual Christmas dinner
by the Women’s As-
sociation of the church, . Mrs.
D. R. Lazelle will arrange for
the Christmas basket project.
* * *
Mrs. Hazel Anderson of Ros-
\ shire court was a guest.
Mrs. Hershey
Addresses Club
Mrs. Galen E. Hershey spoke
on the subject ‘Religious Ed-
ucation as. it Pertains to the
World of Tomorrow’? when the
Junior Child Study Club of Pon-
tiae Met Tuesday at the Bir-
_ingham home et Mrs. _
Watt.
Cohostesses at the shbitiitg
were Mrs. Forest\ R. Wood,
Mrs. Thomas Hufchison; Mrs.
William Ewart, «Mrs. \ Howard
Powers, and Mrs, George S.
Ross. Mrs. Arley Lowe poured,
as "ww be @ guest day and luncheon,
‘ i i
Owen School's PTA Fair will be
held Friday evening at the school, The
three youngsters above are showing the
comical outfits they will wear as par-
ticipants in the fair’s mriey show.
Pontiac Press Photos
From left to right are Edward C. Nel-
son of West Rutgers avenue, Michael
Crowley of East Longfellow avenue
and David Clemons of West Strath-
_. more avenue.
PTA president’ Mrs. Clyde White
of West Ann Arbor street (left) and
Mrs. John Giles of. West Hopkins
street, chairman-of the fair, add fin-
ishing touches to some’ af the novelties
Owen PTA
Fair Slated
for Friday
Mrs. John Giles is serving
as general chairman for Owen
School’s PTA Fair which will
begin af 638 Rm. ee:
In aoa es a aie show
are Mrs. Royal Exline and
Mrs. Taylor Harris. A favorite
activity of the children will
be pony rides under the direc-
tion of Raymond Young and
Mrs. James. Daley.
Other fair features will be
a beauty shop, snack shop,
game room, movies, baked
goods counters, stands with
plants, fancy work, beanies and
The. check room will be
managed by Mrs. Cora Scott
and Mrs. Wallace Grosinski.
Mrs. Earl Oltesvig is publicity
chairman.
Six pages today
in Women’s Section
stands. to be featured ut various concession
Mrs. Giles has just finished a
beanie cap, while Mrs. White is com-
pleting an Hawaiian lei.
To Aid YWCA World Fund
Pontiac Area Y-Teens
Plan Saturday Fun Fair
A Fun Fair is being planned
by Senior High Y-Teen Clubs
of Greater Pontiac area, to be
held from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday
at the YWCA. Proceeds are to
go to the YWCA’s World Fel-
lowship Fund, which supports
YWCA work in devastated and
underdeveloped ‘ areas of- the
world. :
x & &
Waterford girls will be in
charge of cakes, candies, hot
dogs and pop, and Clarkston
girls will feature fortune tell-
ing and feats of strength.
A general store and balloon
‘ shaving game will be conduct-
ed by girls of Lake Orion and
Pontiac Ceritral High — girls
have planned a wishing well
and sponge throw.
: * * *
In charge of the affair are
Elaine Elliott and Fran Spen-
cer of Waterford, Adale Lyn-
ady and Betty Buzzell of Clark-
ston, Bobbie Schumacher,
Anita Best and Carolyn John-
Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Volimar
of North
Perry street
announce . the
engagement of
their
granddaughter,
Marijane,to
Wayne F.
Lundy, son of
My< and Mrs.
Frank X.
Lundy of
Elizabeth
Lake road.
An August
wedding - is
pentets son of Lake Orion and Karmen
Gates and Glenna Russell of
Pontiac.
- Cranbrook School
to Give Scholarships
Scholarships are now being
offered by Cranbrook School,
Bloomfield Hills, for boys en-
tering grades 7 to 11 of the
school in September 1959. To
be eligable, boys must have
an above average academic
record. ard proven need for
financial aid.
Applications must be in to the
headmaster by March 1.
Beta Mu Chapter
Launches Project
Mrs. Lawrence Hansen, “past
+ president of the Association for
Handicapped Children, was —
speaker at the Wednesday eve-
ning meeting of Beta Mu Chap-
ter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha
held at the YWCA.
Plans were made for a
Christmas party, and a money-
making project was launched.
Area Gold Star Mothers
Meet to Install. Officers
Mrs, Olive Burgess was. in-
stalled as president of Oakland
Mothers, when the group met
Wednesday evening at Bemis-
Olsen Amvets Post.
Other ‘officers installed were
Mrs; Eva Welch, first vice
president; Mrs. Floyd Knicker-
bocker, second vice president;
Mrs, Edward McDonald, sec-
retary; and Mrs. Leone Hag:
burg, pines
* *
* Others Thole Mrs, «Luisa
Mayotte, sergeant-at-arms;
seaal ny Rutherford, chap-
| Mrs, Eva Welch, histor-
j
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A pepe
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN —
“DEAR ABBY: “What's vie i ale many, He
“travels and when jobs are
searce he is not equipped to
make a living doing something . J Lovely Musicion Has Big * Problem: Soe
How to Be Pied Pier With the Ga else, But ohe thing Is in your
favor — when a girl
a musician, he can be sure it's
love! marries
Mr. ae Mrs,
*) Manley Young
me off be-
Thess her of Cherokee
sis ligpei road
want “her go- announce the ing with p | engagement of musician, a :
- They say we their. daughter,
ene, lays a0 Kathie+ Ann,
= dope ad- . to Dean
dicts. One ta- geese Robert
he liked me personally and if I McConkey,
gave upSmusie and settled son of
down he would get me a jobin Mr. and Mrs.
- @ “respectable” business. I Robert
studied hard to be a musician McConk
and I am a’ good one, but it onkey of seems to be —— in get- Durand. . Mr.
ting a decent z 2 .
musician ‘McConkey is DEAR MUSICIAN: Alt par. % graduate
ents want to see their daugh- of MSU,
ters ge 0% A ge where Miss sleeps s. works 5
Young is 4 ;
senior. ® KATHIE A, YOUNG
Club Has
Question
Program Personal News Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hampton of Sylvan Shores drive
have just returned from a trip to Acapulco, Mexico.
While there, Mr. Hampton went deep-sea fishing and
caught a 10 ft. sailfish.
; Before returning home, they visited their son and
Mrs. Joseph J. Panter con- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald D. Hampton of Los
ducted a question-box session Angeles.
when the Parliamentary Study ’ * *
Club met Wednesday afternoon On Sunday long-time Pontlac resident, Mrs. Ida John-
gg gag ogy |. Son of Owego drive, will celebrate her 92nd birthday.
Se, Seen eeners. ae : ae ‘gs DeSota place were her Mrs. William Pfahlert was in Visiting Mrs. Irene W ‘ins of DeSota p }
charge of the guest book. son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins,
x « here from Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, as part of a three-month
The demonstration group was vacation.
under the sponsorship of Mrs. Prior to coming to Pontiac they toured Europe for a
Theron Taylor with Mrs. Har- § month, and now-Mr. Wilkins is attending Rochester Insti-
‘Ty Lunsford as leader. Also tyte of Technology, Rochester, N.Y.
ae ie rd ° 2 . r While he is in school, his wife and son are visiting her
B agi dighes parents Mr. and Mrs. Reed Filler of Syracuse, N.Y. The
Wilkins will return to Pontiac Dec. 1. Anderson, vice president and
Mrs. C. W. Crawley, recordin; ? . They will leave New York by plane for Dhahran on _ secretary.
pe O* * Dec. 27.
Assisting with the program * * *
were Mrs. Alex McVean, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs.
Harry Eaton, treasurer; Mrs. William P. Hampton, son of the V. C. Hamptons of
Bloomfield Hills, was one of 15 men initiated into Michigan
Maurice Weiner, financial sec- State University’s chapter of Blue Key, national honor
retary; and Mrs. William Cox, fraternity . auditor. - * * *
The next duncnatration Mrs. Ernest C. DeLeon of Auburn avenue has returned
meeting will be held Dec. 3 at from visiting her brother, John H. Mundt ITI, in Danbury,
the temple. Conn. She also visited relatives in New York State. .
* * *
Attending a cenvention in Atlantic City this week are
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crary of Otter drive.
~* © *
A daughter, Kimberly Ann, was born Nov. 18 to Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Barker of LaFay avenue, at St. Joseph Mercy
Hospital.
Ar e Named Grandparents of the infant, are Arthur Amsden of
Dick avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Barker of Menom-
Officers were elected at the inee road.
Tuesday evening dinner meet- *
ing of the- Pillar Club, held at
the Chippewa road home of
Mrs. Oscar Lundbeck,
Mrs. William Knudsen was
named president; Mrs, C. T.
Forsman, vice president; Mrs.
Everett Peterson, recording
secretary; Mrs. E. V. Martin,
aad corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Marcus Scott, treasurer; and
Mrs. Lundbeck, publicity chair-
man. : Pillar Club
Officers
” , Mr. and Mrs. William Kreiner (nee Elvira Swanson)
of Cameron avenue announce the birth of a son, Kris Wal-
lace, born Oct. 23 at Pontiac General Hospital.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Swanson of
Brook street and William Kreiner of Royal Oak,
* *
Announcing the birth of a son, James Ernest, born Nov.
17 at Pontiac General Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Schaeffer (nee Barbara St. Charles) of Tilmof drive.
Mrs. Gladys Schaeffer of Parkway street and Mr. and
Sire Ferman diowed (ic: Mrs. Ernest St. Charles of Chamberlain street are grand-
tures of her trip thorough the parents.
Netherlands and Germany. x * *
Assisting the hostess were Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Best (nee Sallye Pickering)
Mrs. George Wasserberger, of Indianwood road is a son, Timothy John.
Mrs, Harold Northon and Mrs.
Henry Beehler, dianwood road and Mr. and Mrs. William Best of Baldwin
avenue,
Mothersingers ,
Plan Party
Plans for a Christmas dinner
party to be held Dec. 30 were
discussed when Pontiac Moth-
ersingers met for a coopera-
_ tive dinner Tuesday at the
Baldwin avenue home of Mrs. .
“Edna Matheny. The holiday
dinner party will be held at
the home of Mrs. Charles Chap-
man on Silverdowne drive. —
Mrs. Roy Parden, president,
Mrs. Donald Richmond and
Mrs. James Dando assisted the
hostess.
Mrs. Briggs was installing of-
ficer, with Mrs. Barbara Cor-
nell as installing chaplain and
Mrs, Ida Veatch, installing ser-
geant-at-arms,
Vocal selections were given
by Marilyn Vernon accompan-
ied. by her mother, Mrs. Harry
Vernon, A {
Preceding the installation, a ~
dinner’ party -was held at -
Greenfield's Restaurant, Bir- With the Christmas season ap-
proaching, gift ‘booths will be a special .
feature when the Pontiac White Shrine
annual bazaar is held Nov. 29 at
Roosevelt. Masonic Temple. Mrs,
Samuel E. Smith, poner chair Mrs. Pr
vere
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otis Pickering of Ie- .
“DEAR ABBY: Three years
er whee ae
him. My husband is very mad
at me. Should I keep trying to
find the father of my baby (the
° baby is adorable and looks a
lot like my legal husband) or
should I stay married and try
to make the best of it?’’
IN DOUBT
DEAR IN: If your legal hus-
band will have you, you are
luckier than you deserve. Beg
his forgiveness and try to make
a respectable woman of your-
self.
* * *
“DEAR ABBY: What would
you do in my case? My hus-
band will not sit down and
write his mother a letter or a
card to let her know he is all
right. His parents are quite ~
old and I know they skimp and
save but they have to put in
a long-distance call to find out
if their son is still living. I
am sick of nagging him about
this. Please give me a soju-
tion,"
SICK OF NAGGING
DEAR SICK: Quit aggravat-
ing yourself. Write to his folks
yourself. They will appreciate
it more than you know, Your
husband will have a long time
to regret his thoughtlessness.
& & 8
“DEAR ABBY: Can Bingo
be fixed? Where I go to play
there is a certain. woman who
goes with the man who calls
the numbers and she wins more
often than anybody else. She
goes early and picks out her
card. and the man who calls
the numbers sits where no one
can see what he’s doing. Does
this sound right to you?” °
BINGO PLAYER
DEAR PLAYER: A person
who questions the honesty of
a& game is foolish to play it.
In a square Bingo game, all
cards are selected AT ONCE
before the game.
* * *
CONFIDENTIAL TO WORRY
WART:. Worries will die of
malnutrition if they aren't fed
with more worries. Get busy
in some kind of volunteer work
and take your mind off your:
self,
* * *
For a persona] reply, write
to ABBY in care of this paper,
Enclose a selfaddressed,
stamped envelope.
Xi Alpha Nu -
Chapter Holds
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Mrs. George Heenan of Sem-
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Mrs. Robert Dodd of Judah
Lake Estates were hostesses at
a progressive dinner party held
by Xi Alpha Nu Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tues-
day.
Assisting the hostesses were
Mrs. Richard Ferris, Mrs.
William Cheal, Mrs. Jay San-
dow and Joan McLain.
The group sewed Christmas
:, stockings for the annual chil-
dren’s Christmas party and
agreed to dress dolls as a proj-
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| Some men are glad that there
is no place like home! Of course
there are men who are inveterate
bachelors or playboys, some who
have a mother complex and others
many who like to
home sooner than they do and
many more who come home but
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WOMEN’S |
FUR CUFF
West Side Club Has Luncheon
Mrs, Ward Newman was
hostess at her Liberty street
home for luncheon Wednesday
afternoon for members of West _
Side Extension Group. Assist-
ing her—were—her daughters,
Mrs, Donald Newman and Mrs.
Henry Karwas.
* * *
A lesson on _ ‘Property
Rights’’ was given by Mrs.
Francis Lohff, and the first of
a series of ‘‘Cake Decorating”
lessons was given by Mrs, Leon
Grogg. Favorite holiday reci-
pes were exchanged,
* * *
Plans were made for a
Christmas party Dec, 10,
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BLOOMFIELD HILLS —-
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York will be joint hosts at a
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rard will give a supper party.
* * *
Mrs, John G. Wood is giv-
ing a series of dinner parties,
te first to be held Saturday
evening, Her daughter, Judy,
will be ,home Thanksgiving
from Bennett Junior College
to assist her mother with final
plans for a party Dec. 22 at
Bloomfield Hills Country Club.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Budd will give a dinner party
for close friends Dec. 5 in
their Vaugham road home.
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* * *
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cial services took part in the Tues-|
day evening meeting of Pontiac] —
branch of American Association of}
University Women, held at the
Community Services Building.’ Mrs.
Kenneth Ollis, chairman of the so-| -
cial and economic issues group, {
was in charge of the meeting.
The program was the result of a
study made by various social serv-
ices in Pontiac.
* * *
Speakers for the evening were
Estelle Martin, executive director
of Family Service of Oakland Coun-
ty; Mrs, Frances Kessler of Al-
coholism Information Center; Wil-
Ham Clark, executive director of
Big Brothers; and Ray MacAfee,
executive director of Pontiac Hous-
ing Commission.
Mary Gibbs was social chairman
x *+* *
Guests were Mrs. Thomas Metz-
dorf and Mrs. Charles Koella.
The next meeting will be a mem-
bership tea to be. held Dec. 6. at} .
Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan
Building.
Kitchen Mirror
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to Freshen Up
Have a mirror in your
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gests an extension specialist in
home management at Michi-
gan State University.
* * *
The mirror may remind you
to take a few minutes rest,
smooth your hair or square
your shoulders.
* * *
A touch of make-up, combed
hair and carefully tended
hands and nails should be a
part of your daily beauty rou-
tine, she said.
Some people are so prejudiced
they won’t listen to the other side
of a phonograph record.
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But Never Sang in Native Japan
NEW YORK (UPI) — A Ja-
panese prima donna is pio-
neéring abroad, but she never
has sung in her homeland.
Kunie Imai, a pretty 26-year-
old woman, is the first Ja-
panese soprano to sing with
the Metropolitan Opera.
For Miss Imai, a Met con-
tract is like a dream, One of
six children, she grew up in
Imabari, Japan. When she was
a teenager, she began collect-
“I listened and fell in love
she was. a junior in high school,
she decided to become a sing- ing records .of great singers. -
* * *
with them,” she “said: When
ey. for the years of training
she needed,
GOT HELP.
Then a Roman Catholic mis-
sionary heard her sing, and
-sent her to Spain to study.
She won scholarships and
helped pay her way by sing- ing in concerts.
After four and a half years
in Madrid, she went to. Italy,
where she studied with the
present teacher, Ettore Verna,
who divides his time ‘between
Italy and New York.
A*® * *
Miss Imai, known as
“Kuny” spoke only Japanese
when she left home. Today,
she speaks fluent Spanish er. But the family had no mon-
A summer
wedding is
planned by
Vicki Everett
whose
engagement to
Larry Rickard
is announced
' by her
parents,
Mr. and Mrs.
Ford Everett
of Lowell
street. Her
, | fiance, son of
Mr. and Mrs.
Claude
Rickard of
Cass. Lake
road, is. a
graduate of
_ General
Motors
Institute. VICKI EVERETT * Kunie Imai Is Met Star Italian- and fast is learning
English.
““But I have had no trouble
in New York. Everyone at
the Met speaks Italian, and I
learned to give addresses to
cab drivers in English. I even
found my way around the sub-
way,” she said in Italian,
which Verna translated,
A tiny (five feet, two inches)
sweet-natured person, Miss
Imai is a “prima donna on.
stage, but at home, I’m just
a good girl.” She likes to cook.
Japanese and Italian dishes,
—admits—a—passion—for—eating, —/j-__
swims, and likes ‘“‘conserva-
tive but elegant” clothes. She
usually wears Japanese
clothes, but wore a two-piece
‘chemise during the interview
after her first Met perfor-
mance, “Madame Butterfly.”
LIKEs AMERICANS E
Although she has seen little
except the Met-and her teach-
er’s home, she finds the United
States ‘‘full of nice, hard-work-
ing people” and hopes to do
the usual sightseeing. First on
her list of places to visit was
an atttomat because “there I
can find people who speak
Spanish and Italian,” she said.
When Miss Imai winds up
her concert schedule, she hopes
to go home and appear in a
Japanese opera.
* * *
“TI want to tell the Japanese
how grateful I am to Italy
and the United States for the
opportunity they’ve given me.
When — and if — I make a
lot: of money, I will return the
money to the people who
helped me and to my teach-
ers, so that someone else can
= chance I’ve had,” she
“Then,” she added, “I will buy a home and raise a fam- ily.”
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those little notebooks and
pencils. and ,decide what you
plan to giyé Cousin Jane and
Uncle Jog for Christmas.
Gifts ta please the gals are
never hi to find, for it’s a
rare wofman who isn't delight-
ed to ive -perfume, cos
metics pr toiletries. They’re a
touch of glamor, and give a
gay lift to the feminine morale.
* x *
Waterproof mascara, so im-
portant to eye beauty, is now
made by one famous beauty
house in an attractive contain-
er that resembles a smart
fountain. pen, complete with
its own applicator.
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Packaged by itself in-a box
with a golden eye ‘‘masque’”’
on top, or combined with an
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holiday gift. And you don’t,
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green and violet as well.
* * *
Not to be outdone by the Em-
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styles, four colognes that have
been favorites for many years
now make their appearance in
graceful, charming apothecary
bottles, reminiscent of another,
more elegant era, And when
the fragrance is finished, the
bottles themselves make beau-
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reson Faye Moore feat’sue | t * * Pressed powder, so handy ~ =
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brushed gold or silver, others
in handsome black or white
plastic.
* * *
Even lipsticks are made now
in eases so beautiful that they
make charming as well as use-
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There's a wide choice of per-
fume, too, now that many
women no longer feel that they
must use just one scent that
can be identified with them.
* *
So go forth and shop for
Christmas with a light heart.
At least the gals on your list
won't create any problem. Any
gift carefully chosen from the
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to be hit.
Chautauqua, N. Y., which
normally has a population of
only 560, has a population of
10,000 or more when the sum-
mer concerts are given there.
New Tiny
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a vacuum cleaner?
The smart hostess meets the
situation graciously by simply
trotting out one of those pint-
sized solid brass carpet sweep-
ers now on the market, accord-
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full-sized job, too, even though
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in the living room, where ahy-
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Mrs. Lawrence Sauvage and
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Girl Scout Troop 493, had eight new
girls invested into their troop.
Girl Scouts are making a. basket
for the Salvation Army to be given
to a needy family. Herrington School Brownie and
Girl Scout investiture service was
held Wednesday in the school mul-| .
tipurpose room, with Mrs. Joseph
Napier presiding,
Two new Brownie troops were
organized, with Mrs. Walter Met-
calf as leader of Troop 74 and
Mrs. Jack Smith as leader of Troop | 382. Fifteen’ girls were invested in
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Mrs. / Napier, neighborhood |
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‘| Sis hea oe tien ‘en sreiatinn| Will be held Nov. 29-29. Sixty litical pundits are reluctant le, which} 8¢Ve" seats in the Assembly
considerably diminished from those} force. two-thirds of them reserved
wonton Raven Pee hendy Mt Sp Ber ire wegen’ es Mia oe , will meet time] Another of the general's aides, ee : , _ /im December to take part in the| novelist Andre Malraux has set] Unfortunately, no Moslems election of the first President of|up a group on the left, seeking to|stature and nationalist views \ the Fifth Republic. De Gaulle is'¢ larice Soustelle, willing to become candidates. The
: DE GAULLE ARRIVES — As campaigning for the French elec-
tion picks up, Gen. Charles de Gaulle arrives at the Elysee Palace
complete integration of Algeria
with metropolitan France, :
= * x *
, BOYOOTT URGED
~ ‘The Algerian rebel movemen'
which has set -up a provisional
. t in Cairo, is boycot-
~ ting the elections and urging all
Moslems not to vote.
before, the Algerian problem will
be De Gaulle’s—and France’s—
most critical problem.
: * * *
That
by the existence of the Assembly
which, even with its diminished
powers, provides a forum that has
problem, and all others,| .
could be complicated for De Gaulle |.:
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ee Indian Ties
Help Students Scholarship Programs
Vary; Some Request
Return to Reservation
WASHINGTON (UPI) — Many
Indian tribes which once regarded
a brave skilled in huntiing and
fishing as a well-educated fellow,
are now Setting aside tribal money
for college scholarships.
* * *
The Interior Department's In-|
dian Bureau said the most recent}
allocation of Indian money for this|
purpose was made by the Wind!
River Shoshone Tribe of Wyom-,
ing, which set u a $10,090 college
scholarship program.
Reservation tribes are spend-
ing almost $500,000 a year out of
their own Ymoney for the higher
education of their young people,
the Bureau said.
* * *
Scholarship programs range from the $750 apropriated by a/°
small tribal group in North Caro-
lina to the income from a five
million my 9 trust fund. estab-
lished by the Navajo Tribe of
Arizona, New Mexico and Utah.
24 TRIBES AID
Twenty-four “tribes now have
school grant programs. The In-
dian Bureau said these are con- tribe. Some, like the Navajo, ee sane ot Science Wiping Out Threat of /
“ LISBON (UPD — A leading |quito’ eradication,” said Dr. Paul American expert on malaria says/¥, Russell of the Rockefeller Foun- few years after graduation. |. disease is almost. certainly be- | dation, “That isn’t so, We can beat “Tienat
Scholarships are ‘ordinarily pro- d. but
rico tents arsng ane, ped out fon the word Dt alti King oly «all De other yocational schools as. well world will be rid of mosquitoes too, centage of “the world’s mosquito
as at Mberal arts or technical! "+, jot of people think malaria|PMmaton-", college. rr eradication is the same as mos-
Glen L. Emmons, Commissioner Pre
lof Indian Affairs, said that thanks} 19 Once Potent Ships
to the tribal scholarships and to ?
ether ‘aide grovided by govern-|*C Face Auction Block
4
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Ef: Edge-
comb, Maine, was in
as consultant at a World Health| ™8 with has been
Organization meeting of me aa experts. The meeting was part of
a 76-nation campaign to erase ma-
LEE HALL, Va. — Time has /jaria completely within 10°to 25| becomes a malaria
a run out for 19 ships in the fleet) years — in some countries within| by biting
of somé 300 in the James River five years,
reserve fleet and they will go on | oa. & eee
the auction block. ;
They are Liberty ships ohich disease .which has ravaged the
once were potent weapons in the
war of supply for troops overseas.
Others will be kept for use in a mental and philanthropic organiz-
ations, the number of reservation
Indians. studying beyond the high
school level rose from about 2.300
jin 1954-55 to more than 3,800 in
| 1957-58, an increase of about 65
\per “cent in three years. world’s tropical regions for cen- |. “This is where a useful trick) .4 in 194) as a giant air-raid prod f
turies, For the past 300 years comes in,” Russell said, “It takes... — the = the City Council
man has had only two defenses (10 days for the parasite to become! aocided to extends one ‘of the two
against it — the mosquite net | potent within the mosquito. During|)).<
and quinine, :
‘no harm even if it bites another Now, though, quinine has been|”° to make the 3,000-foot-long. 25-foot-} 4 iy
pensioned off and replaced by such/™n, but we have @ goed. chanee| wige, tworlane tube, “which cuts
—- HOT. Foot Doctors Prefer is Walki future national emergency and in
Par ing to alking ‘the meantime are used for storage
NEW YORK (UPD — Foot doe- of some 15 million bushels of grain.
tors aren't riecessarily in favor of
walking, _ New Farm Group Goal The Class of 1961 at New York's
Lewi College of Podiatry recently|'O Cut Waste of Funds —
commissioner asked COTTONWOOD, S.D. (UPR ~~
grant them the same parking priv-| Farmers’ Association for Resources ileges when they graduate as those Management (Farm) seeks a great- enjoyed by Doctors of Medicine|er price for the farmer in admin-
. istering his own farm program.
Secretary-treasurer Homer Cook,
A Dangerous Subject _ [who once headed the state's Agri cultural and Stabilization and Con-
AMHERST,\ Mass: (UPI) —|servation Committee, said that!
Schoo] authorities decided to in-|while serving in that post he saw/
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Valley Conference and is Pontiac Northern making
right move toward league affiliation? * As it appears now, the Saginaw Valley is heading to-
ard expanse. It CoM Rpciane: ges SIMMS SORT Ea
The push Jo on'to Admit the new Flint Southwest,
ern, along with Bay City Handy and Midland, Sagi- BP detlbes conden | xak wp) ye Northern
_ has evgn entertained thoughts of applying for mem-.
if you vote for mine,” the SVC could ultimately aneces
a 10-team Jeague. -
tes Bees :
Pontiac Central would become even more of a a step-
‘child than it is now, and for Pontiac Northern, entry
‘would force greater financial burden on the school dis-
‘trict.
For many years it has been accepted that the Sagi-
naw Valley Conference is Michigan’s top schoolboy
athletic league. The six schools including PCH have |
taken pride, and rightly so, in heing members of the
league.
Pride and sentiment however have to concede very
often to realism, and the realistic fact is that Pontiac’s| .
stay in-the SVC will-not mferaly bee burden.but become
a financial drain.
he toe te
There are now two high Schools to be supported in
Pontiac and Pontiac Northern has no other choice but
to affiliate with-a more homogeneous conference. - .
Membership in the Eastern Michigan League was :
turned
was tabled ‘ and application to the Inter-Lakes night. #s = ne
Van Dyke left the Inter-Lakes because it was the
farthermost school of the league and its officials claimed
transportation problems were primary factors. This
leaves the door open for Pontiac Northern and the league
seemed ready to pass on acceptance immediately.
Cake ow®
But yet action was tabled, and it could ‘be because
Pontiac Northern appeared. too casual about its applica-
tion. Today,-high schools fing it wy difficult to compete
as independents.
Pontiac Northern, for the present; would be making
, a grave mistake not to push for mémbership into
the Inter-Lakes and rule the Saginaw Valley out of
its thoughts.
Right now Pontiat Central’s nearest league rival is
‘more than 30 miles away, while Pontiac Northern’s far-
_ ‘thest point for I-L league competition would be 15 miles. ',
‘Yet for PNH, rivalries with such schools as Waterford,
Walled Lake and Southfield could grow into a sound and
financially sustaining program.
¥ & ' £
Transportation costs for PNH would be less than half
of that of Pontiac Central yet it seems quite probable
that receipts would be greater than that for Central.
There is no reason why high school athletics can-
not sustain. themselves. Cutting transportation costs
and establishing closer community relations and
rivalries are the assets for sustaining receipts.
Like Van’ Dyke which ‘is moving within its own Ma-
comb county boundaries, Oakland County high schools
have obligations. to their taxpayers. No county in the
state outside of Wayne Cotunty has as many high schools
as Oakland.
* ..&..¥ ;
This leaves the eventual decision for school adminis-
trators to realign themselves for the good of intra-county
relations.
These are the current class A schools in the county:
Pontiac Central, Pontiac Northern, Waterford, Walled
‘Lake, RO Kimball, RO Dondero, Birmingham, South-
field, Hazel Park, Ferndale, Berkley and Farmington.
Enough for two good leagues.
But who will initiate the move? Where are the realists?
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top area performer for 1958.
will enshrine one of his football
HONOR IN BRONZE — This is a replica of the award which
around grid ace John Lucadam will receive for- being named
be placed in the West Bloomfield High trophy case. Be Rae 3, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1958]
*- ek
Keego Star ts Receive Press Bronze Shoe Award
. By CHUCK ABAIR
One of the most versatile ath-
letes in this area's history has been
Selected Oakland County’s out-
standing high school football player
for 1958.
He is West Bloomfield High
School senior John: ee
ack The hard-working quart
did everything but sell tickets to
the Lakers’ games while spark-
ing them tp a 7-1 season to earn
the Pontiac Press award. He
also will have a chance at a
$1,000
pany of New York,
Asa reward for being a standout
gridder* besides being a ~ good
The Thom McAn Shoe Company
shoes in bronze. The award will *
Walled Lake's John Walker, now
a member of the Michigan team,
and Lou
the previous awards
Michigan, Michigan State, Wis-
consin and. Hillsdale grisea
pressed in the five-foot,
ven pounder and’ that’s
not surprising looking at his
records of the past season.
Lucadam scored eight touch-
the same
points in
28 attempts, averaged 8.5 vards
rushing by gaining 547 yards in
65 carries and hit on 59 per cent
e his passes (47 of 80) for another |
744 yards. :
* * *
* He 4lso did the punting all year |
for the Lakers, averaging 33 yards)
a boot, did an excellent job kicking |
off, kept enemy defenders baffled
by, his slick ball handling and was
the best’ defensive man on his
team,
Other touchdowns he scored | Pavioft of Hazel Park won Lucadam Top County Player 2 eusies, pd will become the and passed for were nullified by
penalties. One was an 82-yard
punt return, He might have
scored many more paves for a
genuine unselfishness
The president of the senior class
completed well over 50 per cent
of his passes in six of eight games
featuring terrific showings against
Northville and Clarkston. He con-
nected on 13 of 19 at Northville
as the Lakers bounced back from a
14-point deficit to: almost win and
clicked on 8 of 10 in a rainstorm
against Clarkston,
* * *
_ “That Lucadam is quite a ball
player,” said Northville coach Ron
Schipper while Ed Hintz of Clarks-
ton commented’ that he “had never
seen anyone throw a wet ball so!so
well and so far’ after.those con-
tests. : x * *
Hintz had stated early in the
season that “Lucadam makes
everyone’s pass defense look
weak.” Don Hoff of Bloomfield
Hills agreed later when he said,
“Our boys were confused against
| Lucadam.” Al Gratsch of Holly
was next. He remarked, “You
| can’t do much about Lacadam.
All-County Il on Its Way
The annual All-County football team as chosen by the
coaches of the 35 prep teams in Oakland County will be
found in Saturday’ 3. Pontiac Press.
Thirteen players, including two outstanding defensive
gridders, will comprise the All-County team. All-star teams
will also be broken down inte Class A, Class B and Class C.
Who is Oakland County’
's Coach-of-the-Year? Watch
Saturday's sports pages of The Press.
Lions Haven't
Forgotten Loss
in Pre-Season Many Injuries Suffered
in Dallas Game Hurt
Season Start
Bears and the Detroit Lions clash
at Briggs Stadium Sunday.
body else—all he wants to do is
win. And I think that’ s the right
attitude.”’
Wilson accepts the Halas coach-
ing philosophy as a gospel. Rigor-
Players Want 25 Per Cent Slice
Baseballers Seek TV Cash
- NEW.. YORK. (AP) — Major
‘League baseball players want @
slice ofthe radio-television money
melon / and apparently they won't
take no fof an answer.
ke. & *
One of the 16 players represen-
tatives told the Associated Press
yesterday the players already
have discussed ‘‘the possibility of Series! ‘That cit goes to the play.
ers’ fund.
Player representatives will meet
in Washington Dec, 1 to decide
'|@ course of action should’ their re-
quest be’ denied,
Voting in MVP
vtaking drastic action,” should) BOSTON # = The following is 77) aaet ig ve
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= the voting in which Boston’s Jackie
Jensen was chosen the American
— most valuable player of
‘The players, who asked not to Jackie ae
“he identified, declined to say just|/Bob __ Total Poin
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ous training, hard-nose players and|
no sentiment—it has. worked for
srg and Wilson believes it will
work just as well in Detroit.
that, it wouldn’t
at all.”
The Lions and the Bears have
met 48 times down through the
years. The Bears, now with a 53
record and two games behind di-
vision-leading Baltimore, must
have this one to stay in the title
chase.
The Lions’ championship hopes
faded‘a long time ago but this is a
pivotal game. A triumph would make me mad
bring Detroit even with four vic-
tories against the same number of
defeats arid one tie.
A crowd of more than 54,000 ‘ts
expect to jam Stadium in
another sellout. will be
without ace end Harlon Hill but
3$| fullback Rick Casares, hurt in last).
week's 17-0 loss to Baltimore is
Sadia ate Gotinae ain
Scatback Willie Galiniore,
by injuries the last several w
is nearing top form again,
: : 3 Earliest AL. Gpening
Bayona The Walshing- |
season against thé Balti-
be. patra Oiiee. Se Caring
e\liest opening “in
| League history. DETROIT @®—It willbe teacher
against pupil when the Chicago
“The most important things I
“Halas and 1 are good friends lo Love’ for Bears
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AP Wirephote
|. LEADER — Charlie 12 ger
‘Texas A&M tailback, holds the
number one spot in total offense
Lowly Royals
Down Celtics By The Associated Press
The Boston Celtics, overwhelm-
ing choicesto repeat as Eastern
Division champs in the National
Basketball Assn., are having their
,| troubles, ‘
ee Although Bob Cousy;. Bill Shar-
man and Bill Russell—Boston’s
big three—had 73 points among
they, the Celtics dropped a -119-
103 verdict to, the Cincinnati Roy-
als: last night. It was the only
game on the NBA slate,
Jack Twyman, one of the few
veterans on late Royals’ squad,
{scored 45 points as Cincinnati
ite cae leg elle
: senesit years Ni plat ini
‘pad 25 and Sharman 21.
The’ setback dropped the Celtics
oe ee eS ee a
ork and one and a»half behind
runner-up Syracuse, The Royals
pulled to within a game of third
semis aah co momen
ae
j iy 7 7 Pistons Le
‘in Goals It's a strange situation the De-
troit Pistons find themStves in to-
day ‘after 13 games in the 1958-59
National Basketball Association.
They ‘have won five and lost
oy as compared to 6-7 a year
, yet Coach Red Rocha’s club
adfealty leads the NBA in field
goal shooting ‘with a hefty .406
average.
What, then, is the difficulty?
A further look at league statistics
shows that the Pistons. are first
‘in personal fouls and dead last
in free throw shooting with 344
in. the former department 5. .
an average of 26.5 per game .. .
and a
—_ Gain
Second in NHL Prentice Scores Four
Goals to Pace Win as
Bruins Bow
By The Associated Press
The New York Rangers are get-.
in the torrid National League race
in too lend a hand.
Paced by Dean Prentice and |
Andy Bathgate, New York whipped |
Toronto 7-4 last night. And when
Hormer Ranger Rén- farphy scored |
twice to cee Chicago TO A3-2 vie-
tory over Boston,
pranced into second place—only a
point behind pace-setting Montreal. |
Prentice scored four goals and
Bathgate took over undisputed
possession of the individual scor-
ing lead with a goal and four as-
sists ag the Rangers won their
fifth straight. It is their longest
winning streak in 17 years,
Bathgate raised his point total |
to 2%, breaking a tie with Eddie
Litzenberger of. Chicago, who was
shut out.
hind New York.
.728 mark in the inlter
ting help from all sides. Not only |
are their own players catching =
but even @x-Rangers are serving)
The Hawks moved into a third
place deadlock with Boston and idle
Detroit. Each is only a point be-
Murphy scored in each of the
first: two periods. Bobby Hull also
registered for the Hawks. Leo La-
birle and Larry Regan had Boston’s ad League
and Fouls with 381 FTM’'s in 523 attempts.
Is there any particular reason
why the Pistons have run up so
many personals? Rocha is at a loss.
to explain: -
‘ “Don't ask me why we get s0
many fotls called on us because
I really don’t know. Actually, fouls
have hurt only in a couple of
those games and a key basket here
or there would have made the big
difference, anyway.”
* * *
Tuesday night's 115-102 loss to
Boston at St. Louis was a typical
example. The Pistons outshot the
| Celties from the floor, 41-38, but
| were tagged with 30 personals,
This enabled Boston te post a
39-20 edge from the charity line.
Yet, twice Detroit was within
striking distanee and muffed the
_jopportunity with erratic shots trem
“|\the floor. \.
* * *
rn Rocha isn’t too discouraged, how-
lever, The next four games are
with Western Division rivals Cin*
cinnati and Minneapolis, the first
scheduled against the, Royals Sat-
urday night at alas of De-
He makes BRSRS go. Pres-
sure doesn’t bother him."
John’s own coach, Art Paddy,
is not much for singling out stars
but he says he thinks the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Lucadam could
play for any team in the state
regardless of class, “He's a good
kid to coach and works hard all
the. time,” said Art, who
brought the Lakers along fast in
two years,
+ *
Many oldtime followers of prep
teams at
claim that others might have ex-
celled in certain phases of play
but ig not do so many things
Lucadam finished with a total
of 16 TDs and 19 scoring passes
in 3'4 seasons of prep ball. He
passed and ran well as a fresh-
man tailback in the single wing
but was not invol seonig in any
son due to an injury. =
‘success started as a sophomore.
Pre-high school training had- in-
cluded three years of Midget
ball at Wisner Stadium and. grade
school games.
‘ te * *
Described by WLHS principal
Donald Weed as an “‘outstanding
school citizen who has averaged
between C and B,”. John is a
modest 17-year-old youngster who
someday hopes to be a coach.
He has starred in baseball and
basketball for three years and got
into track last spring.-
ing player of the year selection
than John Lucadam. me
AP. Wirepheto
MVP AWARD—Jackie Jensen
of the Boston: Red Sox was named
today as the Most Valuable Play-
er in the American League. The
outfielder led the league in runs
batted in. with 122.
(Northville Can Clinch
W-0 Title in Final T wo Wayne.Oakland League
teams ‘ring down the curtain on the
season tomorrow night.
The unbeaten and highly-rated
Northville Mustangs are expected
to have no trouble clinching their
3rd. straight loop title meeting
weak Clarenceville at home. °
- An upset would give West Bloom-
field a share of the crown sirice
troit Memorial Building. \
the Lakers Jost only to Northville
‘Tin seven loop starts. .
|
doors on the basketball courts. Once more around and the erapevtilk will almost be bare. The prep gridders. have ‘called
New Jew York it a season except. for.a couple games here and there and the — now is taking place has|today was named the America
There could be no more deserv-
1958 Oakland County area football t 233 Points” -
BOSTON » — Jackie
whose slugging helped the !
Red Sox to a third place f al
League’s most valuable player in
the 1958 season, ‘<
The 31-year-old outfielder ended
the New York Yankees’ four-year
hold on the coveted award by
drawing 233 points in the
Baseball Writers’ Assn. of America,
New York right hander Bob
Turley, the major league's
pitcher of the year, was runner+
up with 191 points, followed by
Cleveland's Rocky Colavito with 181 and Kansas CHy’s ne: Cerv
with 164.
Mickey Mantle of the Yebhees
the 1956 and, '57 MVP winner,
failed to gain ‘a first place vote
and wound up fifth with 127 points,
Washington's Réy § was next
with % votes ed by Ameri-
Williams of the Red Sox with 8.
* * *
The voting was by three base
ton in 1952.
| So the old Swamis wind up another year “after this week and next week the new. ;
champion will be crowned.
All the Swamis fell with “Michigan anid Michigan\State so often this season: they ba ;
received cards of sympathy from a couple of honorary — — Oosterbaian and
_——. We rose and fell together!
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down passes Wednesday night as
the Edmonton. Eskimos whipped
the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 30-7
and forced a third game to decide
the Western Interprovincial Foot-
ball Union championship,
Winnipeg won the opener of the
best-of-three title series by the
same ‘score at Edmonton Satur- albeaen tones ii des wean $1oux CITY, lows (AP)—Dr. eX eee rover Com
* * *
Nat B. Simon collapsed after
the, end of the 9th round in a
scheduled 10-round bout with Dan-
ny Davis of Minneapolis, He was
day.
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taken to a hospital where he died
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The coroner said Simon appar-
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will be held efter the boxer's
Angeles.
Dr. Coriden said he would de-|'
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the inquest.
Simon's manager, Cal Moods,
gaid the boxer was in top condi-
tion and was breathing easily aft-|
er eight rounds. Newsmen at the |
ringside said Simon took a left) itheir campaign Saturday against
ltheir most revered foe—the Wolv-
lerines of Michigan.
COLUMBUS, Ohio —
State's rebounding Bucks was we up
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brink of what could have been
their most disastrous campaign. in
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jsible, a drop in attendance to 829,-
1991, down 200,000 from the 1957
unconscious after taking a short
left to: the head in the 9th round.
He ‘never regained ———
Orioles Will Finish
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BALTIMORE ® — Indications
Two factors are chiefly respon-
* saturday are ends Sam Williams
and Fred Arbanas, guards John
Rescues Ducat
From Garbage
PHILADELPHIA (AP)—A dis-|
\\traught patron, cupping a mound
of torn cardboard -in his hands,
rushed up to the Eagles’ ticket
offica. at Franklin Field Sunday,
Eddie \Doyle, ticket manager for
Philadelphia's National Football
League — reinan eqoentny:
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“If I put them all together, will
you take them” the customer
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“Sure, ” said Doyle, “what hap- from 32-countries who teed off to-
day in the world championship of
golf suffered varying degrees of
““turista’’—upset stomachs—on the
eve of the tournament.
* * *
Ben Hogan and Sammy Snead,
the favored U.S. entries, were not
hit,
Pills relieved the majority of
those affected and tanks of oxygen
at the ninth and 18th holes today
will take care of others who have
complained of the mile-and-a-half
high altitude.
The brightest field yet for the
International and Canada Cup
matches went into action ear-
and Flory Van Donck of Belgjum.
* * *
None was seriously ill, although
Thomas left the course after play-
ing five hole of listless golf, Pan-
ton also quit after a few holes. —
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* * *
MSU athletic director Biggie
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* *
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Bird on Barrel
Spoils Hunter's
Chance for Deer
One of those unusual experiences
deer hunters are prone to run in-
to Earl Hotchkiss, 3280
|Warringham, Drayton Plains. Earl
was hunting near Mio, when an
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his buck, later, however.
Hotchkiss says he had leveled
his rifle sights on the buck, when
a noisy little bird swooped down,
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rifle barrel, stayed there several
minutes, scolding and fluttering
as if in protest at the bunter’s
plan to down the deer.
x *« *
“The bird's actions made me|‘
laugh so hard,’ says the hunter,
“that I couldn’t hold the gun
steady and missed my shot.”
Rack on the 8-pointer Hotchkiss
\finally bagged, was one of the!,
ifinest reported-to The Press sports
idepartment this season.
| * * * Hotchkiss’ brothers, Robert,
Chuck and George, his father,
John (of Mio) and two nephews
comprised the hunting party, none
of are except Earl, was suc-
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Game Which Could Be
Title Affair. Sunday Is
Already Sold Out
BALTIMORE ® -—- Coach Weeb
Ewbank said he couldn't make up
his mind who will start against
‘the Los Angeles Rams Sunday aft- quarterbacks an equal workout.
Johnny Unitas and George Shaw
alternated . without favoritism to
one or the other in the custornary
Wednestlay afternoon practice de-
voted. exclusively to offense.
ee eee
te stay in title contention and a
victory for the Colts coupled with
a Bears’ loss in Detroit would
clinch the crown for Baltimore.
Baltimore fans are all hepped
up for Sunday's game regardless
of who will start. They've boug)t
out all 57,557 seats for the fifst|
sellout advance sale and “most |
seats ever available in Colt history.
It is the third time the Colts|
thave sold out this -season, some-|
thing they never did before in five
The capacity on Oct. 4 against
the Chicago Bears was 52,622 and
it was all taken. It was increased |
Oct. 26 for the Washington Red-
skins to 54,403 and that was sold
out. So more temporary bieach-
ers on the field of Memorial Sta-
dium were erected to boost the
total to the biggest crowd for a
professional sports event in Balti-
more history. STILTS—Big Wilt “The Stilt”
Chamberlain, 7-foot star of the
Harlem Globetrotters, makes his
first Detroit appearance next
Monday night November 24th at
the U. of D. Memorial fieldhouse. “I haven’t made up my mind,”
said Coach Ewbank on whether he
would go back to Unitas and rele- 2 Want Title
Chance After
Webb Victory
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Spider
Webb's slashing, bloody victory
over Joey Giardello brought clam-
or today for a shot at the middle-
weight title from two corners.
Webb contended his seventh-
round TKO last night entitled him
to a fight with Sugar Ray Robin-
son,
* * *
‘Another claim came from a tele-
vision viewer in Salt Lake City.
Shortly after referee Vern Bybee
stopped the gory Cow Palace
fight, Marv Jensen issued a state-|
ment claiming his ex-champ, Gene
Fullmer, rates the next crack at |
Robinson, \
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Yesterday we discussed the
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61 /This is one a right-hander will
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Chicago 3,
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EDNESDAY’S ‘S RESULTS
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F 01 us Tyrone. Power, born ta Cincin- (actor. si: ny 5 damn mies he traveled to London to star in ziti oeaeree a ts he stage version of “Mr. fergie amma aw his tamily, nite cna performer. great matinee s efforts Were greeted with
: oe -lthe United States in “John Brown’s
amnists | Body," convincing his countrymen, =
at least, that he was a powerful) =
dramatic performer. -
'; Then he ‘returned to movie-
ogre: . But now a new kind of|/
ee hero ‘was the rage—epitomized by |
: ‘Brando @nd Jimmy Dean. i
| His pictures were good, his per- ||
./formances applauded—‘‘The Long|-
Gray Line,” “The Eddie Duchin':
aad and “The Sun Also Rises"—|/
but audiences . stayed home to|'
.| watch television.
| Tyrone Power had outlived the|)
.jmagic quality of his type—the/:
,| clean-cut, romantic hero.
* * *
He became a stranger to Holly-|*
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‘eit fancy Of Century Ago [tinge i Eetins io rel tee el To Really Know oo ee ac |_.SAN FRANCISCO (UPD — The Masini Seat neti Parone "At the the’ he sald | as ress Annal a French ae State of California plans to re- the next several yetars, im is little to keep me here|~
n the West Coast. Most of my
friends are gone, and when I'm
ide We le not working there is no stimulus |!
U oman eaps. for me here.
oe ae “Besides, I'm anxious to see|~
Off Bridge more of the world and enjoy my.
During his marriage to the ees -_s” worked fare Sr, Slag
blonde star Power realized his|Montis, is now a state museum.| ST: URG, Fla. wi — A
Greatest success, starring in such|It is located 35 miles north of|nude woman Jumped to her death His friends said Power should
‘hits as “The Mark of Zorro,”|San Francisco in the Valley ofjyesterday from the bridge between| femarry, that he’d never found
-“Blood and Sand,” “The Black the Moon, one of California's choice|St. Petersburg and Bradenton the right wife. But they were “Swan” and “‘A Yank in the RAF.”| table wine districts. It was the sixth suicide. jump surprised last May 8 when Power
~ * * secretly wed 26-year-old Deborah sew pers bridge was opened five we ae i.
a He enlisted in the Marine Corps
in 1942 and became a 2nd lieuten.| California Division of Beach. |" Dep. *Sherift Luther Walent iden-| Tunica, Mass, ant, serving in Squadron 353 of) “* Sol Parks, eolt to ore tified the woman as Mary-J. Fitch,| They settled briefly in Hollywood
Command, Hm P ee 31, of St. Petersburg, foster moth-|before leaving for Spain and Ty’s |; ‘Power was based in the Pacifice~ oe either ado er of two children. Her husband,|starring role in “Solomon and|f at Kwajalein, Saipan, Okinawa and} '*4ing to the old mansion. Ira Fitch, was believed to be work-|Sheba,” a Biblical extravaganza—|(e. Kyushu. = He said it is hoped that vari-jing on the Florida east coast. the type of movie that. boomed |,”
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|widow, Deborah Ann,
corted to a waiting limousine, She
is expecting a child in February.
iping, -she_ burst into tears and
‘rushed into the arms of Power's
—— manager, A, Morgan Ma-
ae ohare were completed for his
funeral Friday noon in the Holly-
wood Cemetery chapel, a rift over
|protocol seemed over, Power's
|second wife, actress Linda Chris-
‘tian, announced she and their two
|daughters would not attend the
| Tites.
__ Instead,
|they ‘planned to pray for him in
St.
| Church in Beverly Hills-
idea of death, and I wish to pre-
serve that,’
‘earlier as saying, “A funeral is
‘a private affair,” and also that it
was her wish~ that the actor’s
daughters—Romina, 8, and Taryn,
6—remember their father as he
iwas in life.
inear the crypt of Rudolph Valen-
i tino—movie idol of an earlier era.
Py: Ye) S144 | Civilian Hunters Give Up
Search for Lost Airman.
patrols gave up the hunt for the
missing navigator of a C119 trans-
port plane, but Air Force ground
a searched again today in
the
‘ijthere was no hope of finding
/[|Capt. Donald Liggett alive, Lig-
/ || gett, 40, of Indianapolis, bailed out
[}\of the crippled plane into a snow-
storm last
companions.
*
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t rescued,
Star's Body Arrives
to Be Friday
HOLLYWOOD {AP)—The body
Only a handful of newsmen and
the late actor's close business as-
sociates were present when theiy,
canvas-covered casket was. low-
ered from the cargo hold of a
plane at International Airport.
Power, 44, died of a heart attack
in Madrid Saturday.
* * *
Mrs. Power, 26, who accompa-
nied the body from Spain, was es-
When flash bulbs started pop- from the Hollywood Headlines
(California’s New Senator \:
Great Shakespeare Fan
By BOB THOMAS
AP Motion Picture Writer
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — United
States senators may be —
quite a bit of es
* ££ 2
He is Clair Engle, rugged, plain-
spoken former representative
the so-called cow counties of
Northern California. Two weeks
ago, ably pair major polit-
ical feat by
state’s ace vote getters,
Goodwin Knight for the Senate.
* * *
But then, Engle is full of sur
prises, not the least of which fs is
his knowledge of Shakespeare, Be-
She|fore he left for Washington, I
asked him if his cow county con-
stituents were surprised by it, too.
“I haven't made any hooparaw
about” knowing Shakespeare,” he
replied. “But I don't think they one of the) ..
Gov.
It was set in big, readable type,|
“land I've been trying to find that
edition ever since.”
es ee
some of them many times.
2 Se & ee
tions_into-speeches,” he said..“‘The
great value | find in Shakespeare
x * *
Miss Christian » said,
Martin of Tours Catholic
“Our children have a beautiful |
she said.
Power’s widow had been quoted
Power's body will -be interred
OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Civilian
the — re os of here.
Sheriff pe a called off
civilian volunteers, saying Friday with seven
x
Three Pg the men died in a
Vandiviere,
disease—al
TB cases hag High Hopes Reported
for New TB Vaccine
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) —
Two research scientists have ex-}
pressed high hopes for a new anti-
tuberculosis vaccine they devel-
joped.
They announced Wednesday that
seven years of tests with animals
and humans indicated the vaccine,
Ri, is safe and reasonably effec-
tive.
Dr. Stuart Willis, chief investi. SIM ) gator in the project,
ever that six more years of test-
ing will be required to establish
the vaccine's. effectiveness in hu-ii’
mans. * * *
x * &
Willis’ -co-worker, Dr, H. said how-
: Mae
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h the number of
ieclined very little.
Both men are employed by the
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Safety of the vaccine has been
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Cup of Coffee Costs $15
MOUNT CLEMENS (AP)
— Gilbert Checkley paid $15 for
a cup of coffee Wednesday. He
was fined by Municipal Judge
Malcolm E. Trombley after a
waitress in a downtown retau-
rant complained he failed té pay
her a dime for a cup of coffee.
The man pleaded guilty to dis-
orderly charges, : is how it helps you. in phrasing.”
Any of his opponents can vouch
for that. He has a gift for the
picturesque end stinging phrase. |
The senator-elect carries a vol-|
ume of the collected works with
him during his extensive travels.
His favorite plays?
* * *
He chose ‘Hamlet’ among ee
tragedies and “Twelfth Night”
the comedies.
WILLIAM
PECK ides
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He has read all of the plays,/'
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* * * of motion picture star Tyrone Senate
Power’ was returned, to‘Hollywood ee satin cane bard He added: “I’ve never
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or near Belfast,
Belfast's rapid expansion began
_ “with the settlement of Huguenots
, fleeing religious persecution in
" France. The Huguenots brought
improved methods of linen making,
and Belfast became the center of
the Irish linen trade. Shipbuilding
- began in 1791.
».. Tobaceo, machinery and other
{ndustries sprang up. A big min-
eral water industry developed, and
Belfast had the distinction in 1825
of inventing gingerale. Aircraft
he said. TOKYO (UPI) — The culture of
old Japan is about to undergo
another great transition, Before
the year is out, Japanese may be
drinking more beer than sake,
And it’s a “sure thing” that beer
,|will be the No. ] Japanese drink
in 1959,
x« *«
The revolution in the drinking
habits of more than 91 million
Japanese has been gaining mo-
mentum in the post-war era. In
nothing less than spectacular.
Consumption ef beer increased
by more than 20 per cent from
1955 to 1957, Last year, Japanese
drank a total of 144,762,776 gal-
lons of the brew, —
Japanese breweries estimate this
year’s consumption will hit 165,-
7%5,000 gallons, And by a coinci-
dence, this is the same amount
Diabetes Incidence Up;
Many Victims Unaware
DETROIT — Although the dia-
betes death rate in the United
States has declined in recent
years, the incidence of the disease
has risen. There are many more
known diabetics today than 20
years ago...
In addition to the million known
to have diabetes, perhaps a mil-
lion are unknowing victims. Fur-
tthermore, about 4,750,000 people
now alive will develop diabetes.
-|Man Felt Out of Place.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPID—
When Gov. Cecil, H. Underwood
Safety Advisory Committee,_Mc-
Cormick wasn't sure he belonged
in such company. “I never owned
‘or drove an automobile in my life," the sale industry. estimates it will
produce this year. Ss 2
If beer consumption continues to
increase at the present pace, sake,
the traditional Japanese drink will
be relegated to the No, 2 spot in
popularity, (Sake is a wine made
out of rice and usually is served
ou
appointed state historian Kyle Mc-| _ Cormick to the Governor's Traffic|’
“Just look at that! I think it’s marvelous what they can teach a
horse to do,"
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GM Car Ahead for ’58
Competition Speeding Up
Between Chevrolet, Ford
x *
stands at 160,000, the drop being
due entirely to the October shut-
down.
Chevrolet has sortideertat greater
production capacity than Ford di-
vision. It has bulff as many as 41,.-
500 passenger cars in a single six-
Reds ‘Interfere
With Germany |v: U.S. Official Points to
an ‘Armed Domination’ |
Over the People
From Our News Wires
WASHINGTON. — The United
States has-accused Russia of
“massive interference in German Delray price range to make
room for a series of smaller cars
it ts expected to put into pro-
Ex-Mayor, Official
Freed in Bribe Case MOUNT CLEMENS Former Mayor’ Glen Bcd and former
City | r John Flanigan
*
cotub Comey Ciroatt Ona
Y contractor, Ja 8S, Mar-
sack, 29, of Mount Clemens, testi-
fied defense examina-
et prom-
ised him nothing when ‘he ‘ gave
each of the two $1,000 in 1956:
Aisip, 35, and Flanigan, 80, were
Marsack, Ay ceieionitin ebeun)
tor, said the only reason he gave Bomber Flips
on AF Runway 2 Crewmen Slightly Hurt
in ‘Rush’ Landing With
Fuel Running Low
utes later, but because of the high
rate of descent it bounced high and
began a rapid; bumpy skid down
the runway.
Wiggins said the plane bounced
on and chose ty the concrete for several
thousand yards before finally los-
ing parts of both wings, one of its.
pe ga and flipping over. It did
Court Says Injunction
sere |Against Union Error
CINCINNATI #"— The US.
inst the District Coun-
cil of Carpenters and Joiners Union
Feb, 20 in in. Detroit, Wayne and
* * *
U.S. District Judge Ralph M.
Freeman, issued the injunction on
complaint of John Cicci, who em-
ploys members of the union. Cicc
charged the council instructed its
members not to work for him.
o\Cicci also accused the council of
ignoring an agreement relating to
oe bending of ertevancts:
3 The injunction as‘ issued after
the union failed to the com-
or make an appearance,
according to records. Nine days
afterward, however, the union
Alsip and the money was
FS Flanigan tt
“because I didn’t want anything
to hold me up on the job.”
me .|With Sylvania Company
|Telephone and. Electronics Corp. - it, Gon. |the mid "S06 when bigger and more
eee pe rad
& Peed ee hee ieL we eyed BT
4 : SDAY,,
but nearly all other cori-:
a tracts were lower, some by major
| |fractions of a cent
The edie was attributed
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con-
% higher to YA |
18,
Southfield Driver, 19,
Gets Stiff Sentence
SOUTHFIELD — Pleading guilty
Southfield youth yesterday wag or-
dered. to sell his car, spend five
weekends in jail and was placed on
ae year’s probation—without driv-
He is Robert H. Lemon, of 26939
Greenfield Rd, His companion Fred
W. Mosdale, 22, of 20761 W. 13-/j;
Mile Rd., heard Detroit Traffic
Judge John D, Watts hand him
The pair-pleaded guilty to driv.
ing up to 100 mph Oct, 26 while
fieeing Detroit police.
During the trial Mosdale said he
asked Lemon,to take his place
behind the wheel because his driv-
er’s license had been revoked. The
switch was made while speeding
at 90 mph, he testified,’
The car went two stop
dale, officers testified.
Judge Bans Merger
of Bethlehem Steel
The proposed merger would
have been the biggest in business
history,
In an 88-page opinion, Judge
Weinfeld concluded ‘there is rea
sonable probability that the mer-
ger of Bethichem and Youngs-
town would be in violation of
Section 7 of the Clayton Act,
substantially lessen cornpetition,
and tend to create a monopoly
in the iron and steel industry.”
State Lets Contracts
on 2 Road Projects
The State Highway Dept. yester-
day announced awarding of a con-
tract for 5.4 miles of grading,
drainage and dual 24-foot concrete
roadway on M24, from Oxford road
north to Braver road, in Lapeer
and Oakland counties. :
Low bidder was Louis Garava-
glia, Center Line, at $1,262,083. The
project also. includes some base
widening and some bituminous con-
crete surfacing.
Another contract — for grading
and drainage structures, bitumi-
nous concrete surfacing at the in-
tersection of U.S. 10 and Scott
Lake Rd.—was awarded to Charles
W.. Anderson, Waterford. His low
bid was $21,779. —
General ‘Phone Merges
DOWAGIAC (UPI)—The presi-
dents of General Telephone Co.
and Sylvania Electric Products,
Ine, today anounced a merger of
the two firms to form General
‘In a joint announcement,
eral Telephone presideit T. A.
Saunders, andi Don G. Mitchell,
of Sylvania, said the
be effected on a to reckless driving, a 19-year-old|. Wni
through :
signs and a red light before being
stopped at Pearson street in Fern-|{< Detroit Produce
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CHICAGO, Nov. 20 iAP) — Opening Romaine buy .....cccceceeees setere i
grain prices: { | Wheat— Onis— Dee. “eo 198% Dec. reeeee O5M4
Ma? siscce., 1.98% OF ccs @53s| Pouliry and Eggs re 81 July sencotne OM pees 1.89% ye— DETROIT POULTRY <. (as), * Dee. = thes ——— Nov. 20 (AP) — Prices
Mar. ....... 1.18% May secceees 1.29 gous 1 “auaulty “ LL: ol Daweh, tr
Corn (new)— } en 123
Dee. vo... .es 1.16. * Lard’ (loose) — 7 fae 2 ee ee Mat. *s.....- 1.18% Dee ......-. case | pregee coe eres 3 “4 Toe, ee aakie Ma: deee Ae OM, cee. 1007 " i n
Sy occ, Lge | aise 2 Nazal§.. ah, ia ee sndits: OP vvseesss 20 May ooo. 9.968] S55 urkeys, bea ‘ype poune bene July ij see> 990B) 36-38 young ad +
DETROIT EGGS
DETROIT, Nov. 20 (AP) — Eges,
F.O.B. Detroit, in case jots, federa
state grades:
oe - grade A jumbo $1-56, wid. «
NOVEMBER 20, 1058
NEW YORK @® — The stock
market pushed narrowly closer to
its record peak in heavy early
trading today.
* * *
Many losers dotted the list but
a majority of plus signs gave the
qsimarket a slight upside edge.
Dichbnail eaeuly were tron trac.
$\tions to a point.
A number of leading blue chip
issues were about unchanged or a
chemicals and selected
went ahead. -
The ticker tape was late for
yf eng oag ow nding oa issues
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sf
Confirmation of merger cathe
found Virginian Railway up about
2 and. Norfolk _& Western clipping
more than 2 from a jump of 5
yesterday. Virginia halved its gain
1 9 Later.
Polaroid had a 4-point spurt,
continuing a _ recent
stock sold in a sagen of a
price decline. bolsters the
stock by ieee a future buying
cushion,
* * *
Eastern Gas & Fuel rose about
a point in brisk dealings. Eastman
Kodak and DuPont were
point or so, U. 8, Steel ar ae
eral Motors eased. Standard Oil
(New Jersey) was firm.
New York Stocks
(Late Morning Quotations)
-| Pigures after decimal point are eighths
The dog ‘track owner said Si-
natra, here for the filming of ‘A
Hole In The Head,” was to make
the appearance in payment for
Another Model Home
Another looting of a model home
has been reported in Farmington
Township, the latest in a wave of |
break-ins which has netted thieves
more than $200,000 in household
furnishings.
The burglary, which is being in-
vestigated by state and township
police, brings to approximately 80
to Farmington
Township Police Commiadioner
Hugh Owegs,
School Construction
School construction matters are
before Looted in Farmington,
‘Board Will Consider "
Lodge ous anes 12:30.
News in Brief
Rummage.-sale
Hay on Union
ns
it was reported to Pontiac
today.
54; extra large 63, wid. avg. 51; inige 46-47, wid. ave. 46%; medi 36, Admiral ...,.. 15.1 Int Paper ...1168 board offices erson St. Augustine Fia., founded in
aes, us, Sa: Se ite Shares Ate Goes «Be > + is "its 400th birthday. ‘a4, wid. “avg. 431%; Browns - grade A /Allied Ch ..... ee er rei 643 adit
oe i joree ei crede Setee 33; las Chal ves, 98.6 Ist Ork . 432) Presented to the board will be|“Norice oF ees: Soa, “eM Alum Lid ..... a3 —— “ et plang for an addition to Madison oe’ and Related a ' “ m : large ieeaee 4 ‘* Scho | . oe = ‘
43-45; jum 32; browns - grade _ on ell et que fe oes Junior High : Te: Neon Schoo! Lagat dh et Se
jumbo 49; large 42-43; medium 31. a ““""" 525 Kimb Clk ;.. 68.2) The board must decide whether) persons tm pee Banoo ‘
Am M & Pay .. oe a Monel . HET to proceed with the construction af| made by the City Assessor for the ‘ur-
Livestock iy Se Taek aire °°: a} am atin © Bape See Ae Pine Commission. = m News ..... 2. ee proval Bagley project was|psid ané borne by special ssrssement
DERE TROM LIVESTOCK © lAm fob... $1 Lorilard .:. se8|held wpm month ago after school intea°werk on Lincs Viets Drive. adie 300, Bulk supply cows, these steady.|Armco Bil |... 9: aah ° My officials reported that enrollment is now on oy elles tor public in- pared as cutter wore 8: 00-18: 50; ; come Armour d Co . i. Manning .. 92.2] figures were below expectations. “. ee aughter 6 re er, ATCHISON .. nee Fs lotic that
00 Ibs. end heifers, active steady tolAveo Mig |... 98 MAY, Dot - 34) Plans for the Washington Junior] Notes Js £00? (perl kor of the Cty strong; a, — 32," *" ave ~ 3 yee, 26 Merck. . %% | High Addition will also be brought of meet in the 1 Commuenen «
weights 1100-1200 Ib, average choice and ooing ALT a see Ga» 148 | We tonight. ot Nevewber AD ies at t08, oenck
P| closed tully 80 cents higher: bulls, stock- pons Gtrs .... 31. + nore : ‘i. cae tnd ane oe riunity it ‘be me ers ers -s roun ecoieee ae <g * sons 4
high choles te prime rbon-1145 Ib, steers cord Wee «ry ee es ae Pontiac Woman Hurt “\bated ‘November 18, 0 ia6e adi L : ; é mts rist My ..... Motérola ..... B44) + as. ANS.
fonds nigh chotce to prime ist Ib. and| Brun eé'<: Gh Mueller Be, be in 2-Car Collision Or kek teers mos’ w | BUGE OO wsseve le bd . ——
er | » | Bur: he . 374 Nat Bise ..... 1 :
ovens ee net ead — oa Campb Boup 48.6 Nat at n :. 14) A Pontiac woman was injured 8 y choice 1050 Ib. steers 27.00-27.25; oe “std ssewee 2. Res ba . 3 last night in a two-car collision at
sane ie, aod ty Meeitn ee cectes|Gepltal Airis: HT Nat Lend .*---141 7) the intersection of Opdyke and 000 Ib. heifers 37.50; 66 heed. shipment ica won BF Ko Am Av ... 3031 Pontiac roads in Pontiac Township. = ' Pet Oe eee il tee Bec ..... i food heifers 25.00-26.80; utility and stand- bo a: i Nor Sta Pw .. 22.3| Lucille May Brozes, 42, of 1617
ard heifers 20.75 34.75; uty 0. An ‘ 83.7 mg Ong. >: FG Rd., was treated and re- 0-10.50: Jj oT Sichrysat...... : 2
00; ecanners and cutters 15.00-18.80:|Gii oan *'': $5. Pan AW Air . 22.7/ leased at St. Joseph Mercy Hos- ut bulls 22. ; commercial bullsiciark Equip .. 58.9 Param Pict .. 46.4 pital. She suffered a contusion to
p to. 25.00; cutter bulls 20.00-22.50; | ett "s 45g Parke Da ....102.6| P%- good oo 488 Ibe ate stock teers Coca Coft ::.'1194 Pa RR... 303 the right shoulder. Ww . & "4 caive ’ ij ‘ola .
st ett Sede fetend bh cotelEalara'a. 2 Bt aera | She Was Passenger to cary on . feecer 6 *e
Vealers: Salable-50.. Nominally steady. ono : He Paine . -» 22.5 Adrenis tia INided wi Adopted Nov Soeemmer an ua
Compared last weék: Vealers steady to|Gon N Gas... 477 Philh Pet .... 45.1) 4 car co th One) Fitective November 26, 1996. weak; most choice and prime 33.00-48,00; Consum . 55.4 Proct & G,.. 74) driven by George C. Green, 16,|, An Ordinance to Amend the Building standard good 26.00-33.00: cull rood C Pw Pf (4%) 98.2 Pure Ol) ..-. 40.1 a 'Tgene Map of amen No, #44, Known
utility 16.60-26. 00. Cont Can ..... 895 RCA ......... 408) 1244 Mt, Clemens St. as “The Bul ¢ Ordinance.” Sheep: Salable 160. Nominally steady.| Cont CO7&S . 12.3 Repubd’ Sti .. 70.7 The City of ; pre sae last week: All classes active, t Mot ..... 19.6 Rex Drug . 30 Pe R 1:
sianeRior amaber $5 0050.88 tow "reeta| Senlane |. Seg Reve,met,. @ [Professional Engineers ee Godnente a bertey pase Ne choice and ¢@ 23.75; most to| Deere... 50.4 . 8a. * ;
choice ito so: willy to “good. 18.80-| Det Bais’: 42) Bafeway st ".. 388/ Meeting at Rotunda Inn Rereinatter ‘st orth be classified a8 j 00; Reg Pap ...44. and mixed ewes and w Chem .. 74.7, ; "
buck Isms 21-80; ull to choice sisugh-| DuPont... mgt Scovill Mt .+. 373} The Oakiand County Chapter of|,4 my nin and the ae tno, wymtety, 308 fats 98 ter ewes 5.00-9.50; most ¢ and ¢ e| Bast Air & ... j gimmons ; 49:4\ th Michigan Society of Profession. g te By ee
feeder lambs 21.00-22.50. Bast Kod ....135.4 Simmons... 62.7| 0° “| ‘The change in the Building Zone Ma : ers 25 cents to mostly 0 cents higher;| Ei Auto L -.. 38% socony ...... 49:1/al Engineers will conduct a dinnér|m the above area to Commercial 2 ) Sogo: Senate tee. mak alt supply. buten- Hi & Mus .:- f% sou Pao '..--: 61.6lmeeting at the Rotunda Inn, West (made pareuant to the. recommendation 3 ers 25 cents to mostly higher;|Emer Rad.... 12 co poe fi tt! 53.7; bes the City Plan Commission and raid : sows steady to 36 cents sigher; one it Brie RS 3 Boerre RA 23.3 Bloomfield Township, tonight at Commtesien 15 hereby appointed to make
weights 18.50; small lot 185 ib,’ weights|Pirestove | ....1186 E00 on ind .. 7.4/7 O'Clock. thie Commission previous to, the public 18,65; few head No. 1 206-210 Ibs. 18.78:| Ford Mt. 4n3 mtd Off Nt .. 80) Frederick VonVoughtland, na-|hearing to be before this emend-
scarce. et ted 18.00-18.28 No. 32 and 3 Lake 1m, towns ar (vs titional director of the society, will |Sr"sty teem ey parecant to Sectien, 6 ew g f 1 Per . .
280 Ib, weights 17.25; mixed grades sows Gate mt more Ce [speak on the society, its activities, | ™* smmdes- anh week; Dates hate eee | Cram Files 704 gelv &) Pd .. §& |aims and future hopes. That not less than fifteen (15) days
instances 1.25 off on weights over 260 pad ners m3 wees yan — me ae KY a Ags "hs ‘passa ee = Mints oy Mg EE gl 8 nor, ‘instances 1.50) Gen Tel ad Textron ..... He e amendment “chal “oe news-
Estimates for ge El ‘Pattle 1600,| Giiette ||... 42.6 F imomd sl gg . 30 Adult Recreation Starts coral ai fearing ie ia thi fined calves 200, hogs 700, 1,000, i 3 Twenty Cen .. 38.7 H ° m Ms November 18, 1068. Goodrich... 78, Gnatwa... ise|Evenings at City School tion 4: reer Dt i Carbide “+120, | ain ordin , ee shall take gtiect, ton ° . eC jue 8 's —y and after
Smaller Cars to lead af ES A -F Unit Air Lin. 9¢.7| The adult evening recreation pro- by the City Commission of the
Grevhound ... 16.7 Unit Aire -§ |gram at Bethune Elementary/°iy of ropes. iy thd Clay) Goeibitia
out ip 2, € Un Gas Cp ... 37.7) School is being held Mondays and/sion of the th City of pontise, this 18th
ar ef Sa sRomne Homestk |... 97 US Bap ..... 47. 4|Wetinesdays beginning this week|**” ° Noverbet, A. Be worse
r Mcent ane AS onl RE 2.4 and sponsored by the Pontiac a a
Indust Pay .. 224 east tin. ‘tel 26 *| Board of Education, Pontiac Parks "City Clerk : BOSTON — President George | Tland 1339 este ABE. 386 : : Nov. 20, "58, Inspir Con .... 30.8 id and Recreation Department and OF, a0. Romney of American Motors says] tnteriak Tr. 22.7 Wests Fr ..... O98) po Community Leaders smaller, compact cars will take 50) tot Rare" “ing Ynes em A TUT] pe “| Btfective comer 8 to 60 per cent of the future car|Int Nick "| 882 Zenith Rad ..143.4) . MONS a SyM, ZAMESs| Grand Trunk estern Pree Agen market because of shifting pat- bridge, cards and sewing will be work for Orehard ta eal me
terns in American living STOCK AVERAGES held on Mondays. Wednesday eve-|Pretgnt’ Anca” vonmed tort Ben Weston oe ‘ — op Sees by = Associated Press nings are special events nights and rhe Protc Us gy poor FE 5-8131. 7
cae er ap maeinar spiral re indoat rails iil, Stocks — — “ a 5 Dreden, vs tame ne | terday at Harvard's Graduate|Net change .... —1 4 ol Als tT. v. Dryden, Collect calls 3 ‘oon Thurs. 306.7 132.9 90.0 2073 be Sccented by Mr, Cord School of Business Administration, | py. 3048 183.3 90.1 2074 | Zn v. Day 3.3 90.1 2 nae . receivers of raiirosd 2. sajd a “vast and revolutionary|Week Ago 3020 131¢ 99.3 205.4/Willing to Take Lie Test eo an ey ee Hetnt change’’ is forthcoming in the Car| Year Aw A712 84.2 104 188.8 on ganard,
market i fee BLT ORD BE Hs] DETROM um — Mayor James| acer aay it He gave four basic reasons: A |}337 }t's" z00.@ 1047 115 198.8 Tierney of Garden City ere on. the. “orang. ie Ww E b : i i > ta ae tial. Wednesday he is willing to take
ity and functionalism; a rapidly pETRort STOCKS a lie detector’ test in connection — :
ri ; Aon (C. 3. Nephier Co.) with a rifle shot he said was fired s creasing traffic problem; dwin- (pigures after decimal points are eighths at him Nov, 10. A group of Gar-| |, Person i
dling oll reserves, and & growiN |e, gcc & Rquip Cot "21 23/den City residents have circulated | 7; public concern over the use of Rout" Gna Co! Cot... 182 11 |petitions asking Wayne County | attr : O88 r Co eos 237.4 ;
pay owe. Qt Lk Ol! & Chem Co* ... .14 1.5|Prosecutor Samuel Olsen to check e AMC president said the) Howell Elec Motor Co*.. |.. 64 6. ' pleasure car of yesterday has be-(Penmuular Met Prod co? 1.183, 8.8 — . savsere es 168 1t etector s come an essential in today's subur-/ Rudy Rudy Mig Co’ Co* ec i is 16 wih & is ‘ te
ban movement. He said parking|y%s¢ Wayne Screw } Pe ~ Co* 70. 15 tos problems, traffic congestion @ sale; bid and asked. “*|Burroughs Has Dividend
*
change as significant as, that of
powerful cars succeeded the. Ford
Model T, .
Only the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers exceed the Rio G in
¢
Women’s Club to Hear
C. of C. Safety Chairman
Pontiac Chamber of Commerce
Safety Committee Chairman Clyle
Haskill will be the speaker at the
7:30 p.m. meeting today of the Wa-
terford-Clarkston Business: and
Professional Women's Club.
The meeting will be held at on
home of Mrs. Harry ‘Ault,
Charest Ave. Assisting her will
Carol France; Mrs. F. M.
length’ within the borders of the
U, S, \s :
.
| chairman, we Wage best:
fo
be DETROIT . @—~ Burroughs Corp. |
yesterday declared its 236th divi|
tion. It is a 25 cents
dividend
Business Notes.
Assistant phan superintendent
Michigan Searhiess Tube
4685|South Lyon two years, A es
House Jr. has, been natn
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~ Coldwater Feud
UNITED NATIONS, PLY. (AP). ~ULN, delegates — today for in do- United States to make up its catch up with this country
Sahl She ie Bose Union's) irs cmsnelty will encead es an inter- | v
« national dag herded uses. Communist China may de the
of outer space.
The U.S. delegation indicated it)
expected to receive instructions,
from Washington by nightfall.
Sources close to the delegation’
said both the State Department ‘
and the Pentagon were studying)
the Soviet proposal and would |
have to reach a joint decision.
* x. *
Introduction of the Soviet reso-|
lution Tuesday raised hopes in the)
U.N. Assembly that the way was! terrupted his seberly worded opening for initial steps toward)
an international space-for-peace
- program, The Russians dropped
their earlier demands for aban-
donment. of .U.S. bases ciareees!
“and a ban on military space mis-|
siles. : Yed| 20 longer afford to promise mil-
Phiapedicoeelyst pad ere oral lions of dollars to foreign nations.”’
group. This closely resembled the
plan by the United
States and 19 associated nations.
* * *
The Soviet plan went a step
further, however, and recom-
mended that the group lay the
ground rules for a permanent
U.N. committee to sponsor coop-
eration in the study of outer space
for peaceful purposes.
Delegates felt some new pro-
posal, combining features of both
the U.S. and Soviet plans, might
emerge to win unanimous Assem-
‘bly approval. =
Endsin Deadlock Commission Chairman
Says Some Practices at
Hospital ‘Undesirable’
'? DETROIT «— Eddy Gilmore,
Associated a —
spondent, .says° t n
| faces, loss of world supremacy be-
cause it has become “soft” with
lits * “automobile legs and television
eyes.” .
He also says Soviet Russia will
| game, he said.
The AP reporter and commen-
tator, on a lecture tour,. also de-
| scribed the United Nations as help-
less because of what he called the
‘pretenses’ that handicap its;
work,
Gilmore, former Moscow corre-|
| spondent, made several observa-
| tions in a Town Hall lecture yes-
| terday.
The only time his audience in-
speech to applaud was when he
said the United States must cut
| down on its foreign aid.
Gilmore said the first step to-
iward rejuvenation for America
' should be “recognition that we can
Qn the matter of America's
world position Gilmore said “the
plain truth is that the U..S. is get-
ting to be less and less of a pow- Gilmore re Says U. S. Soft, |
May Lose Supremacy —
er.”
“We no longer are. invincible,”
he said, ‘We can either live with
this knowledge or work like a na-
tion. of beavers to change it.”
“We are getting pretty soft, with
our automobile legs and television
eyes,” he said.
* * *
Hé. said that ‘‘unless we rally”
the United States will lose its world
supremacy “‘and if it goes, never
will a great nation have fallen so
quickly."
Gilmore was critical of U. 8.
foreign policy in the Middle East
and toward Nationalist China,
But he said Russia would not
start a war though China might do
| so because she is “more reckless.”
He also predicted there would be
no war over Quemoy but said that
our policy with Chiang Kai-Shek
“has left us only two choices—
back down or make a deal embar-
rassing to us.”
a ee a
Gilmeére said Chiang could hold
Quemoy: ‘only by committing the
U. S. to War. He predicted Chiang
would giveap on Quemoy— and
“linger on in Formosa as a shriv-
eled war lord.*®;
Gilmore said” UN's “pre-
tenses” are that?i#t is a united
body, that its members have equal
vote, that it is “sadged and de-
serves blind loyalty, ¢.and that} Peronist
world issues can be settié by pub-
Harry J, Phillips (R-Port Hu-
ron), committee chairman,
Dr. Harry E, August of Detroit,
commission chairman, said yester-
day. before the legislative commit-
tee that he felt some of the prac-
at the hospital were ‘“‘very
undesirable."’
He said there would be changes
in admittance and patient care
procedures but stated there would
be no firings. .
“Don't you feel it’s abuse to drag
a patient up a flight of stairs?”
“Tt’s not very desirable,” August
answered.
“T still think the patient was
treated sadistically and I still think
the administration there stinks,”
said Phillips.
Strike at Bearing Plant
DETROIT (AP) — Some 2,800
United Auto Workers Union em-
ployes went on strike at midnight
Wednesday at the Bower Roller
Bearing Co- plant in Detroit. The
company is a division of Federal-
Mogul-Bower Bearings Corp. The
walkout came at the expiration of
a three-year contract. The com-
pany and union had been nego-
tiating on a new contract for three |
months, , FUTURE FLIER
experimental plane. AP Wirephote
‘ — Iven C. Kincheloe III plays with a toy *
poodle in his grandmother’s home at Oakland, Calif., after his
mother was notified by President Eisenhower that Iven may be
allowed to attend Air Force Academy when he is old enough, in
memory of his father’s work for the Air Force. He was the top
test pilot, and died in a plane crash before he could test the latest .|Frondizi to take a firm stand
“Sj against labor. There has long been to oust him and form a coalition
government. Gomez denied the
charge, saying he had only
warned the administration that a
military plot was brewing.
x * *
Under heavy political pressure,
Gomez went to the Senate Tues-
day near tears and submitted his
resignation, After more than three
hours’ debate a joint session of
Congress accepted it early today.
The -votes“were not counted. -
On Nov, 11 Frondizi suapentied
constitutional to coun-
ter labor agitation just before ac-
cusing Gomez, The vice president
had favored a conciliatory policy
toward labor, which is strongly
x & *
Political sources say military
léaders who overthrew the dicta-|
tor, Juan Peron, in 1955 forced
tion here that the military
mig try to force Frondizi out on
the ground he has coddled Peron-
istas* who helped elect him, let-
ting Gomez succeed him to pre-
serve constitutional forms. But,
this line of speculation runs,
Frondizi has blocked his possibil-
ity by leaving no vice president.
FBI Notices a Boom
in Robbing of Banks
boom on in bank robbing.
It reached record proportions
in the fiscal year ended June 30.
Figures compiled today by the
FBI showed the rate has contin-
ued upward.
* * +.
In the July-October period there
were 214 violations of the federal
bank robbery law — 41 more than
bank robbery law compared with
he year
631 bani thefts. This was an
increase of 116 over the preceding
and out the old record
bulletin to law enforcement
la in September, FBI Direc-
Hoover called the
2 US. Airmen Lose
Final Japan Appeal
HOLLYWOOD (AP) —
wood’s most
actors.
Like Dean, he was moody, aj‘
habitue of coffee houses. He never
owned a suit—‘‘I never go any
place where you have to wear
suits.”
Like Dean, he had one love—
speed. Both owned 175-m.p.h. Por-
sche Spyder sports cars. 2
Dean died in his when it crashed
on a highway near San Luis Obis-
po, Calif., ree Faas ago.
Pittman’s_ career was just be-
iginning fo roll. Friends say he
Arrest Veteran Mail Clerk
in $97,000 Postal Thett * PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — A|
postal clerk, the father of five
children and a veteran of 17 years
in the Post Office Department,
was arrested yesterday on charges |
of stealing $97,000 from a train
between Portland and Boston.
The clerk, Robert 8. Doucette,
| {found was registered to Woodrow for federal grand jury action.
Doucette said he could not fur-
nish bail at the moment.
There was no immediate ex-
planation for Doucette’s action.
He had been employed by the Post
Office ‘Department since 1941.
wife said she had been instructed |
not .to discuss the case.
Authorities said the money was
being shipped from the First
National Bank of Lewiston, Maine,
to the od acres Reserve Bank in
Boston.
They revealed that the parked
car in which the mail sacks were
B. Bean, of Portland, but said
Bean apparently was not involved |
in any way with the theft.
Missing Actor Found
Dead in Wrecked Car
Like teen-|earned at least $60,000 this year
agers’ idol James Dean, Tom Pitt- ‘in radio, television and film roles. |man, 21, of Hogansville, Ga., and
man was considered one of Holly-'He appeared in ‘‘The Proud” Reb-| Airman 3.C, Phillip W. Morris, 21,
promising young el” with Alan Ladd and on TV’s of North Platte, Neb., were sen-
‘Wagon Train,"’ “Cimarron” and
‘Zane Grey Theater.”
The 25-year-old actor wasn't ex-
actly handsome. But his boyish
charm and acting ability—in the
Tony Perkins-Dean-Marlon Bran-
do tradition — earned him good
parts. Critics liked him.
Then last Halloween Pittman
disappeared.
* * *
He never showed up at his!
Walking Atross Nation
west coast Sept. 16. He ex-
{ 'selle, apartment after leaving a party’
at the home of Norma Stuart,!
former wife of actor Keefe Bras-|
Pittman's father, TV-radio
tor Frank Alten, filed a missing-
persons report with the sheriff's
office. Alten said his son, whose
real name was Jerry Alten, liked
to drive fast ‘around mountain
grades and might have gone off
a road.
* * *
Officer Roy Kerton decided to
check the grades in the Hollywood
Hills yesterday. At a sharp curve
he found the broken railing. In
His |the 150-foot ravine was the nearly
hidden wreckage of Pittman’s
sports car.
Pittman, lying half in and half
out of the car, had heen crushed
between steering post and door.
Eight feet of guard rail stuck
through the windshield to the
rear of the car.
* * *
Police said an autopsy will have
to determine whether Pittman
may have lived for hours, even
days, after the crash.
Pittman had ‘just completed ‘his
most important movie role in a
forthcoming picture called =
DETROIT # — Erwin Erkfitz, boten.”
Its producer, Sam Fuller, aid:
“We lost a great talent with the
his physical fitness. He lett death of T
In. the picture, too, Pittman * Bomb-Like Device TOKYO (AP)—Japan’s Supreme
Court upheld today prison terms
impgsed on two U.S. airmen for
injuring a Japanese taxi driver in
an attempt to rob him.
_ & & *
Airman W.C, Andrew N, Hart-
‘tenced last Nov, 30 to 4 and 3%
years’ imprisonment respective-
of appeal. ,
x * *
The prosecution said Hartman
hit the driver on the head with
a beer bottle in Yokohama on
May 5, 1957, while Morris was
with him, They fled without get-
ting any money from the driver
and without—paying their fare of
‘62 cents.
Rocks Detroit Home
DETROIT ( — A_ bomb - like
device exploded with a violent
roar at the side of the home of a
Detroit supermarket owner today,
but caused no injuries and only
minor damages.
* * *
Car] Lauri, 40, his wife Ann, 39,
and their two children John, 8,
and Joseph, 5, were in their East
Side home when the device went
off. Although shaken up and|
startled by the blast, they were
not injured.
Police said the explosion
knocked a few bricks out of the
side of the Lauri home, broke
several windows, buckled a ga-
rage door and slightly damaged
@ panel truck parked in the drive.
Tt also broke windows in a
neighboring home.
Officers said the device appar-
ently was made out of a dynamite
stick. * * *
They - said. Lauri, who is ‘co-
owner of a. supermarket (Lauri
Brothers) could give no reason for
lor 9 New see Nov, = meets a violent death. ithe bombing. WASHINGTON (AP)—There’s a)’
‘ly. They have no further avenue
aot Ts -
rs FO a Ze
|
Fae Sears zuntere. marie pre iae 2 om
LAWLOR, NOV. 17,
Decend of aioe
BRFSS Harry .
Carol Lawlor; yo My om 7
8 pm,
Smith Pune
Lawior
LECLERC, NOV.
Nanette, 405 Riverside
53; beloved wife of
clert; dear mother of M
(Tris) Hersh! ir;
at 8pm. Th y at the
Puneral Home where
will lie in state,
morn. NOV. 19, ot. ae
Wa beloved hus-
rh us? F, Plorence .
Puneral arrangements will be an-
nounced ei He the Parmer-
a)
. 1958, N HORN, NOV. ym
Cemetery. Mrs,
VanHorn will He th state at the
Pu | Home.
Panera service
lov.
m. from the T mumertelt
Puneral Home with interment in
East Lawn Cemetery, Lake Glen:
Mr. Weckel will lie in state at
Flumerfelt Puneral Home, Oxford.
Card of Thanks. 1
WE WISH TO Ess OUR
heartfelt thariks and gratitude to
all the many trienda, neighbors
and (employers our bereave-
ment for our Pos Tom. There
are no words to express how we
fee] about their generosity.
‘also wish to thank the Fu-
courtesy
Our annere ke pee nd ex
tended to our pad for
’ the endless help Ss ~ Sn Phe
ing he gave Tomy and ourselves.
From the bottom of our hearts
we thank each and ever: +f one.—
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hatfield.
In Memoriam 2
IN_LOVING MEMORY OF FRANK
J. Oer' Jeg who passed away
Nov.
Gone, but not |
Sadly missed by
& family.
wife Grace
Funeral Directors 4
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Sales Representative
Petroleum Marketing Progressive ‘oll company now ex-
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poten MAN Oi ON FARM BY
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TAYLOR'S AT WALLED LAKE MA 4-1561
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round fieor. Call PE 8-1192.
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—OUR NEW LOCATION— Yi EAST HURON FE 4-0584
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for most FE 4-5271 . I have car end tools
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Building Supplies 12A
CRUSHED STONE 100
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. Business Services 13
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS
a yesange a7 factory trained man
at our Genera] Printing &
boning Supniy Co WW &
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SLSOMPTELD @
rau Laon windows. Reasonable.
Seis Satis Gaetet Reas. MI 6-7350
at eer rewinding. 218 BH, Pike.
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DRESSMAKING, TAILORIN D
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_ Upholstering 23
CUSTOM | UPHOLSTER-
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._ Jessie. decorated, heat.
FE 56-1625. 11
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Wanted Real Estate 32A
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responsible for any debts i Of droom house. Rent 2
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- REE 5-0; 19 Ell
KITCHENETTE & PVT.
ent., couple only, 49 E. Longfellow School: on eer street. ‘Furnished or unfurnished 2
rms. bath & utilities furnished.
14 E nowsre St. FE 2-1834,
TARGE | 4 ROOM WITH R
‘stove-on James kK
bivd., ~4 trans: spattation at your
door, Fre or Broker,
_PE | 43033.
% ~—— ay laundry space.
4 family c our. Went aide. la capacity est side.
FE 2- _ PE 23901 oF
“grea eee FE 41173,
ha vie 40378 or
tov 3 RMS. AND BATH.
r= gy Pr "5-985 pvt Pine LE ares
Adul' a
pe turn Clean, 3, children jcome. FE .
‘ *= bu: a erage. ques | s line, @ _location. EM 35-0714
NEWLY 5 oy ATED
bath, full basement, FE
ORCHARD CT. APTS. DITIO: AIR CON NED
Pontiac's most exclusive west
side apartment development. Bal-
cony, type individual entrances
beatiful kitchens with stove cad
#2523 or FE 5-1172. TROOH APARTMENT, PRIVATE ROOM i EDECORATED hot water siso shed. Adults
a with tah bath Boeke room. only. Ready for immedisie occu- come oF. with J VERY ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. Gardner at oar aoe & ent, Adults only. Wrfte Bros. mer 8t. or call at cd se
Fg ls a Toa 8600 Dixie Hwy * FE S078 w, one Eves. ‘til 8: Sun. 10 ‘ti! § OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 17 fap rk 3 RMS. HEAT. REFRIGERATOR | 10 A. 9 PM. her _ Finer Bog t30 $17.50 per FE stove. parking turn. 180 . Hu-| UPPER.” CLEAN 4 RMS, PVT. bath ent, Also wer, 3 rms.,
ral ae a Mg “SHIRLEY APTS. Pvt. ent. Steam heal Gerace bh ‘cone . Adults only. and water furnished, $50 a month.
$ai95. sade kc Ooms AND BATH, UTILITING 2601_N. Perry, 7 Lana al} after 3 p.m UPPER, z 5 3 ond ey tae wore BATH £5238, bath and ent. Also lower, 3 rms.,
RM, APT. WORKING COUPLE. |" g¢. S yocdvin: 332 Boning | and weiss traigh shed. “Reut ress:| * . = 4 Lf en 8. 141 Auburn Ave. ‘une seen oe _PE 5-6082 260] N. Perry. J ROOMS, E WEST SIDE WER°TER A ey -.
7ROOMS PRIVATE @\TH & EN- trance, Utilities & washer furn
FE ¢-1493 FE
s 3-minuie 3
3_RMS AND BATH LOWER. Child wele, 90 Cottage. PE 4.8612. RGE GRO : 85-6502. 3 CLEAN ROOMS
turn. @ Mariva OR 3-1328. UTILITIES |
_burn Ave., Palm |3 ROOMS EVERYTHING PRI 3” RMS. UTILITIES FURN. 815. 73 | vate, on ow line: FE 3-823
bie | 25¢ Chamberiain FE 3” RM LOWER. UNFURNISHED | odd eee apt, = bath oak floors, gs |
3 RMS. & BATH. PVT. ENT. NICE heat Clean. 90 Union St. Inquire. & clean. Adults. FE 23548. 63 | 115 Seminole. FE 45425.
Hudson. 3 RMS: REFRIG AND "STOVE.
454
and refrig. Al teen
per mo. $15 per
3 Ms
tive Business woman or
sioner FE eater tion.
_day and after 5.30 p.m
3 ROOMS. NICELY FURN. NEAT
& clean. Full bath, private en-
trance, large enclosed porch, All
utilities furnished except i a
shopping area. e
Orion, MY 3
ee as SRE OF State St. AND SHOWER PVT.|7 RMS. 2 BE Ent Clean. Nicely furn. Heated. rm., =
erences. FE 2-2974. 71 Eimball elec. stove
TRMS. & BA ALL .P -| if desired. $60 ly_furn, OR 3-1057. week. MA 58-9821.
ROO! BARGAIN, = a 4 ROOMS UPPER AND 3 a
lower, Chitdre welcome N. Cass e OAkland eon.
4 RMS in BATH. on MONTH _In_ Oxford. OR 3-
RMS_ pat SIDE ‘at 8 FRAN. eis FP 4-324
«ROOM HEATED APT. ? BED- rooms west side 815 mo. Nights.
PE 4-1173 _!
8. 2
& BATH, BASEMENT R
apt.. pvt. entrance & bath, child
welcome, §14 yf week quire
340 i 8-1431
7 ROOM APARTMENT. T. PRIVATE bath and meeeenee $60 per mo
Call FE 5.3968
"ARB BA BATH. PVT ENTR. 8, bg furn. Clean. Inj
eights pee aes
hovety Cy
grove, tata 4: 30
N.
On Cass By FE 5-3169, 3 ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED, 4 RM. LOWER. TILE BATH,
BS ent. 4145 Clintonville “Wd. " steam heat on busline. Westeice. __ Adults, FE ae
West ilde TEvepute Turseed ‘ie a o adults FE 1. stove. 1 china. cB ete? v age. 3 RMS. B. . wi WE Sune able Nor
come, 225 Florence
RM. LY Di TED, | 4 Koon MODERN HEATED APT
cute, comfortable. In country sur-} 4192 Dixie over Kee: rdw:
dings, OR 3-3766 $55 per month, Fe sun are: ORE aS Sa Rea
4 AND TILED BATH, HEAT, HOT
water, stove, Soar eave partly
__furn, couple.
@ RMS AND BATH. HEAT AND __hot water furn $65 mo. FE 2-1362
RM we
nie RODEN
1 child welcome. aciose to «choo!
$60 __$60 month, 32 W ALL HTIL FURN |
APT, PRI. ENT.
5S RMS & BATH. ~ GARAGE” DOWN.
stairs, or 3 rm.
rage.
penne y Odktene ‘habe a on. anh
OA. 6-305." * & ba Lagan upstairs.
> refrig.
“pent eg reg rea” ce
5 ROOMS _ beaten "st er — ue gee 2-BEDRM., GAS
$75.00 per month.
_ FE §-4032.
TF BATA AND ; RMS. OR —s Saw
3-4817 : PRIVA’ entrance, gas heated 87.8, Parke § ROOMS. ALL UTILITIES FURN
6
NEED A FINANCE.
FIXER “Order Classified
Ads to sell, rent, find a
good job. FE 2-8181 ‘is.
the Want Ad number i
2 & ROOM APT.,
stove fee. at 8 onth.
Bloomtield Terrace.
EST MAIN
floor, pvt. ent. and garage. 67 St. 259 East Bivd g§. FE 4-5067 3 ROOME, NEAR PONTIAC PLANT | § RM COPPER FLAT. BEAT PUR- zene 2-7906 p.m, nished. FE 4-5626.
IO ROOUE-POGR tinea | ime RMS. PVT, ENT. $65 MO. FE rooms tnfurn FE 44636. 2-7089 after 5 p.m ‘, a . r UPPER PRIVATE BATH 5 RM APT WiTH BATH PVT. and entrance, , Neer bus. = Washing priv Children wel- Baby welcome, FE 5-643 Until| come. 39 Whittemore $50 mo “a 8:00 f $12.50 wk. Ms Fras ot FE
—— AND
A
Henry Clay.
“ge eee
hes t+ fated. Weat
near “wore: pl g
se
“NEWLY DECO- pee ot FE. 2-5788
BA
month Rete. yones = (THT
aot 3-605!
.- panei ae tith 2 E. Bivd.
; to redline
PF Rates PE
NSTAIRS Taeveens
i, GAS HEAT. ‘sehool =MAple
a me
[a
fern In
7 ios woe
|§ ROOM 20 MIN ay ares — 56
jeune was $00 mo,
can ; 4262) of after 5
WE 5&1
WEST SIDE 3 RMS AN.) pars
Newly decorated Heat, © gos 's °
5-1172
hts,
oat Houses Furnished 35
1 BED DLX., GROUND FLR.
rape elcome of bachelors. PE
roe MOR 3 T35 FURN. ADULTS
BEDROOM, ES L utilities suppliéd Automatic
heat. Bue line & grocery
2-48.55 4
as
Ee
? BEDROOM EXC WEST SUBUR-
ban — $75. Also very mod-
ern « room ~ avall, to
June ish Also tor couple —
Neas 3 room dy Call” Jack Love-
land. ee
2? BED’ ALLE LAKE
Close ry city
2 BEDROOM. NICE & CLEAN.
——— Year around rental.
| Dorothy Snyder ’ Lavender REALTOR 29 YEARS 7001 Highland Rd (M59) = EM _ 3-3303 or MUtual 4-6417
2 BEDROOM TERRACE, PARTLY _furnished, $75 month FE 4 “1559.
? BEDRM. HOME NEAR NTIAC
Beautiful, spacious, <* ear aground
lakefront. Electric kifehen, Wash-
er Auto, hot water oll heat.
Residential community. A terrific
buy in housing at $65 as we just
want it >on tin June. Lin-
_coln 7-314
2 HOUSES. Sc RNIERED OR UN-
_furnished, 5415 Elizabeth Lk. Rd
2 RMS. AND BATH NEAR “pus
- line, and Soe center $40 Mo
Pry Downing Ct,
__Lak ie Tams Ea
2 am ag » CORD OIL
Pee imishea ae 3-2895
Ronni ‘HOUSE RNISHED, $50
tin take Orton. Prescott
4 Thue: ~ MODERN gid wk & auP
Pontise Lk. OR 301%
e
FE igre TO PONTIAC
_ FE 4-674. furnixhed = with Lake
_i-3 children welcome
_Aduits, $75 month.
€ RM. FURN. HOUSE IN G6OD|
_location. FE 22135.
6 F RMS. aii snp BA BATH IDEAL FOR
ELY EQUIPPED FOR THE ren welcome.
IN ©: . SPACTO! a -
try home, Completely farnished.
vars nae 4_aere pee ier e car ge ac
fenced vere. PL 29118, or
‘Cea =e 8 “BY SEASON OR YEAR. ne Ot) heat Ba Cas
cade. Conley Take.
PARTLY” FURN M R RMS
Bi mak Sanne kitchen, near Wal'ed Lake
WOpERN > 7 BEDROOM. NO UTIL- gg ions to 1 or 2
pa ‘e month. Mrs.
gonie, 2 35 Brand nee Stoney. Lk.
aoe ,, HOUR AND |
over pis he :
U M FURN. FLAT. _, .tlord "economical, asthe.
ve living rs with no costly
avallable Suadey. Phone PE 3-2103 upkeep, Nice and warm. New!
decorated and well maintain
: Quiet friendly eats Adults
WATKINS LAKEFRONT in this building. $49 per
Sand beach, beautiful view, = inepeting heat, hot and cold |:
round. Modern § rms., >| water K. G. Hempstead, loa E.
or unfurn. 2407, Huron St. FE 48284 or after 5,
FE 4-518 :
HOLLYWOOD APTS.
LOVELY «4 Ril HEATED APT. | Rent Houses Unturn, 36
1SEDAROOM, | MODERN, REFRIO. : water heater, of!
eat, linoleums, $55 ge 4160 Fo-
SS after 4. .
ROC MO. y of ROOM. AQUEE -KODERN ~
71 Doris Rd. Nera on
EDROOM HOME ON WIL-
none Lake for rent or sale. FE
i -—4--_——-—
}
i SMALL HOUSE A peer lot ‘2 biks from An
SAVE #20 MONTHLY
acl “oun. 5 BROXER
‘after 5, UN 3.0279
Ҥ ROOMS, BR 2.0522
‘ROMONA TERRACE. basement, auto. gas heat, aduits
preferred, 876 month E 2.3022.
ALT 2 —, HOUSE. #70.
_PE_5-8181 after
Artin , HOUSE ar HEAT. ~“4et
Trwin after 4,
SYLVAN LAKEFRONT, 4 ROOMS, fas heat, woe ¢ ase B Voti)
May 1 1958. $5:
Russell A. “Nott, Realtor
170 W Pike FE 46005
T marr hice
of Dodge Park No. 4 Inq. 4008
2 BEDE lar HEAT, ELIZ.
Parkway Dr, between 9 & %
: <8
ies rn. wi
ot neem MeaeTE “NA T2815 97-2815
3-BEDROOM, NEW, PULL —_—
of Beechcrest
. $85 per month. rt
3 BEDROOMS CAnace FULL
desement hal: a & Bouth of rand River nest Vaadiepele Rd,
Soest Indian & $67), Call FE
“SBEDROOM BRICK
Pull basement. Baldwin & Walton
area, $98.50 mo. FE 4-0219 or WE
3-4200. Builder.
6 RM. -BRICK HOME NEAR
__Sears Roebuck. EM 3-4178.
THM. “UNFORN. 096 4363 3 WATERLOO.
11586 or ioquire $4 3217 Binte Hwy.
#+ROOM HOUSE WITH 1 ACRE,
b
4
: r
beautiful Clarkston. Linesin 3-3733
_after 6 p.m.
¢ ROOMS MODERN, DERN, GARAGE. 728 poe
Old Lane. Walk to s
month Midwest aise =
4-660
| 4 ROOMS MODERN. FULL BASE- ment, oi] tas ose wnrees. close
to school |
|
Reas. MA +2393, $80 onth, 2290
Lane. Lakefront. MI 46150
or FE 4-6630. .
4BEDROOM FARMHOUSE, 100
years old modern. Rattalee poy
Rd., per_month. MA_ 5-6597.
4ROOM AND BATH, GAS HEAT. HEAT.
& month. White
*
M GaA-
ildren welcome, mes ta
~anpews fnquire at TT7 :.
AKEPRONT, CLOSE IN.
FE 2-4156.
ROOMS AND BATH, MODER of! heat furnished Close te down-
_town and schools, 73 8. Parke St
5 RM. MODN. IN TOWN. BASE-
_ment,_ auto ol] heat, FE 2-8001.
5 RMS. 2% CAR GARAGE. CANAL
front frontage Waterford vicinity.
OR 3-7852.
3 ROOMS & BATH. UNF. OFF | _Cass-Elizabeth Rd. FE 8-026.
5 RM. HOUSE WITH GARAGE Large util. rm» $60 a mo OR
5 BOCES AND GARAGE, NEAR
Sigh somes schoo}. $60 per month, Call
COOKI? i ent 40 W.
RICA ROOMS, $5 et
e }
_or F or PE ae Oe on ROOM HOUSE. vo
F) 2 BEDRM: C ° N WHT CAKE. © Git | Scott Lake road.
2... oe. Wid. ban bet” sadeotk ivrt ic
3 7 BEDRM AMF TERRACE OAS “WEAT.| Warwick $125 lease December. 1. ae. 1077 Argyle, 3 bedroom Colonial, 2 PAMILY. LIBERTY STREET. garage, gas cond is lease De-
6 and bath lower, 4 and bath.| cember 1 2 bedroom ers
Upper, FE 2-8616 after 5:30 p.m. carport, 4:5 Warwick E'S
7 BEDRM. Gas Heat ~~ $55 sa8 _cember | ° oe Sa100, mo. Call afte .7 p.m. FE §-3520. sma (oe Gods 7. sites ER WEEK.
#9 East Ypsilanti. 8. "Panne +0702,
3 BEDRM WALLED i& MoD, Tae = BEDROOM, 875.
Close tu ei Reas MA 4-2283, waiter village. EM 3-4386.
2 BEDRM. H WITH GARAGE | W E, PAN 2 BED-
Cat month, OL 23542 or RE - room, garage Me
: _|WALLED LAKE WN ante 7 BEDRM BRICK. NiCk YARD. ®. a, par ag den or 4th
Close in $56 month PFE 5-2487. pecious tf room,
P) BEDS : % MO. . dining ing ell, “Diding Fiat rs _to be sa room ae
T ROOM” MOD PARTLY FURN. | [i'wlt, ‘andscaped. owner trans s ‘> 5-5000 ‘ ferred fléren © welcome.
7 BEDROOM Exc, COND wittan sie. W RANGR . LAKE NEW RAN
Pee hest_ FR 24668 Eves.| “home 3 bedrms, den or 4th ¢-BEDRM.. TILED BATH. BRICK bedroom. spacious ‘ving room,
rancher, Gas heat, 12 mos, rent, dining e'l, sliding Fiase to
_/$500 cash, FE “8-6650. i = — "% 2 eau.
owner rans-
3 3 BEDROOM | HOME. 1 a ried Must sell. 815.650. MArket
7 Ben BROOMS, JUDAH LK. 808 | san ROUND LEASE AVAIL- ; able for home at Maceday Lake.
2 a B cat gerage Gi Lake priv. rms bath,
Spacious yard. erage. Ol}| partly furn., steam heat, and heat. — a Ser ag Cal) garage. OR 3-5009.
7 BEDROOM RANCH. or, FoR | Rent Lake Cottages 36A Pere” tctttae distance te niores, |§ RMS. ON OAKLAND LAKE.
school and transportation, B Garage. FE 2.5273. = a aay COTTAG RENT FO
7
YEAR otty
50
L Atlin, eyeniass, rlin, evenings Daye Vine wood
FOR RENT ALL YEAR-FUAN lake-front cottage, $45, 4239 Blue-
Commerce Lane.
RN
_flay Lake.
for Kent Rooms Saas SOTTAGE On Wace.
37 E FOR R THE} -
_— hed age Lk. Call after
AT BUS STOP (N NT comlortable room FE
BiG ROOM, 5 WINDOWs 4 cL ets. shower, gar. ere Y~ aT Lo xo ‘. LACH.
PE 6.8127. 23 8. Paddock.
CLEAN SLEEPING Wi RM. PVT. EN-
_srarce. 4-0123.
POR SatGR: ALL UTILITEF ED
| furnished, call Pn 9am
_§ - 5-114.
HOUSEKEEPING RMS. FOR 2? OR
3 men Everything furn. FE
Rare ee IN WATERFORD LACE —-
2 blocks
R 3-3006
Quiet sleeping room.
from new benk. Ph, 0}
after 6.
{DEAL ee Boos. MEN
iG. Room PE 4-561 W. Huron
LARGE rien cen FOR
iness or essiona) person,
4-164 after 6 p.m.
SLEEPING ROOM, LADY PRE- ‘ferred. Close to Pontiac and Fish- ‘ Mtge 89) 6W. Rundell. FE
MODN, FOR 1 OR 2 GIRiLa IN
the West ride. Laundry & kitchen _ priv. FE 2
ROOM ae oor MICHAEL 8
Church, 168 Kemp
5 ROOM RANCH. ATTACHED GA-
rage, Commerce Twp. Call KEn-
wood i m.
&BEDROOM HOUSE, COAL FUR- nace with stoker, well insulated,
S056, windows. References, FE
ROOM FARMHOUSE WITH
bath. Steam heat & hot water
inel. in rent. Reas FE 4-1112 or;
OL 080. Ss
5 ROOM HOUSE 843 CEDAR CALL FE 5-7012 or come to 1614 Nort
5 ROOM me VACANT.
onth Ask for
TOM. BATEMAN 377':«S.
Telegraph Rd FE _4-0528.
6 ROOMS AND BATH, FULL basement. on 6 acres. Also 4
‘rooms and beth upstairs. Scott
Lake and Watkins Lake Rds FE
4-9367.
6 ROOMS AND BATH, WITH UTIL-
ities furn. OR 3-115
& ROOM HOUSE WITH GARAGE.
Close to downtown Pontiac, FE
-0631. *
41275 WK. 5 RMS LIGHTS eae
Children. 2685 Orchard Lk.
AL MOsT “NEW 3 BEDRM, NEW ge. fenced yd. $75, 5176
_Pontlecrk Lk. Rd. LI 3-4620
5 HEIGHTS %33 BRSSIE
ALI. , Rewrat ae
| nate SATSPED Home.
or Selersucee’'s ail areas & rice
anes RO RLTY ae 4 Fa PE 53-3020
gp gy ee MOD. ASE-
ent & ww ior. ‘FE 68-1414,
‘a naw Bi.
a rier es, Seedilrain 1% baths Ol fornace, ren
okay. | olk trom
month BGnTe arhool. after 7 |
Convalescent Homes . 38A
CARE a 1 ELDERLY
in private Christian home.
GiemAcres Nursing ape
accepting applications
_formation call FE 8-8013
‘Hotel Rooms 39 PPAR NP PALL Pm,
HOTEL:-AUBURIN s°by Day or Week
Also ' or 2 room ap «rtmen’:
Cooking ana refrigeration unit
464 Auburn FE 17-9239
LARGE ' ROOM & GOOD STOR-
pt He ingial ad location In Keego
All wtilities furn.
Jaek en FE 2-4875__
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 4A
* OFFICE ACE
HOME,
‘7332
PE 47045 a.m.
Rem Office Space 41. in ig? gh and eat, 9 cor
188, Witt” Lake pitvleges Onl
own 2 bedrm mode
tered walls. Large lot.
aie
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
NEW
RANCH HOMES. NEAR NEW
Pontiac Northern High School
Easy FHA Terms
TOTAL PRICE
$8,250
COLORED G's NO DOWN PAYMENT
¢ rooms. ong te bath, 3
hy ti) paved
crete » adieas. See them tow
“a SOUTH BLVD. W. nad Tel eg § p.m.
$190 DOWN —
DLORAR BUILDING CO. room, nerement gare - FE 29122— : $69 Mo. 50 near F. Blvd. ——
WEasTER “BCHOOL Darnicr «| "= +020 wire ak 34200 Builder
Real onmnetiie. Crakiaet mek. | SY OWNER 7 REDRW—MODER 1% baths. aluminium storms and | home 4 acres MY 3-9726, screens, Car garage, paved = BEDROOM RANCH HOME WITH
ean oor barbecue, Idea] hom $07 ‘Water th aeons. Rosner: ; e r Harbor. eS ‘eas Call PE 96413 after Call Oakland 83316. aber m.
; HOUSE ORF 758 sem OYLVAN LA
Po to. $600 down. Warrwic new 3-bedroom
~~" Pioneer "Higiendt
ca teas ned kiteh bai rge en,
of gioseka, full basement,
ear garage. conven- Very fine
rooms, tiled
e
fenuy Ioest y lake ane storey. Purchase on FHA
rms
A Beauty Located le & Auburn,
WIL Si “abit: R RIEZE, SALES MR.
8338 Pe Pork t PE 8-082) ‘* has
wriek tri-leve} rete fire-
bullt-ing. nn ace, 2-car garage, &5 seeded lot, exclusive commu-
nity, seca. —s aved streets,
fi ie geen ye e080 sone. l-
ools; bus,
~ 100!
Harbor, wr down, $7,200, 2459
8. Cass take ‘Re. FE 47233.
uae gas
FE 4-518!
STOUT'S
WILL TRADE
Sew 3 bed
eho ty Re ea2is or WE 3-42
Ww ‘D
y sae ee eo ares. N Best Buys
Today og 3BED-| ae ee Sc
WINTERIZED :
im oe Good With aluminura - stornie end each. Genin oats 4 — at Ky $11,950 with gi,080 do oat ele wee te thin . ZA, "rarlor, bed: th “clan
cot 1 block to ogee Trade RI FE 6 hi school, There .. an
e space kitchen, large
utility and 1% baths, A “ Fe
sEcorn STREET r G.I. morigage can :
bedroom home with th carpet e yours for $1,760 down, | :
oe liv & dining ve
heat. 1% car garage, paved GRANDMA
pot All in Immaculate con = = oe naar tan be like old
Sitton bw —— hdl gg vou of
is . Have 5 momen rade or PHA tefms. family stonett nee" ta ‘tis 7
Situated od grouse. Sak ,faaes Lae hoore, plastered gi] home “i inna’ 13x18 Kitch. wee me en and mp #un-room
ent & he excellent The 20 Teel is an condition. terms. Pa —e ~j “and which has
508 Elizabeth Lake Rad.
PE 4-1157_. FE 4-4821 dren, ar-
Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE
EASY TO SUBDIVIDE
APT 20.A., RIVER
Twenty rolling acres in Waterford
close to P| Tow
thru im road fronta ce
subdivided. Very attractive build-
ing with 4 apartments at $10,000
— income will pay off the dn
balance
‘EXPANDABLE BUNG.
This pleasant 5 room west side
home can grow as your family
es. Tt now has 2 nice sized
it fleor ~ drooms on the
ment
blocks 1
lo car
ome value!!
REALTOR PARTRIDGE edrooms when the
All new wall to wall car-
peting. Recreation room bool
rage.
Deneloos School.
Tice $12,500. on terms! What al Termes can o
*onged.
1 WANT
LOTS,.LOTS We have all ae
terms to your
Scott” Lake area 60
only $260 down.
SPECIAL Have a 5 wanted to be a
trader?
se-
3
Full [-
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor -
FE 43561 1060 W. HURON
MULTIPLE LISTING service |". Stew Si . 4, Ph PE 58168
LAWRENCE W.
A HOME.
FOR EVERYONE
' ONE
West Suburban 2 bedroom.
Only $800 down.
EIGHT &
- MILL. ER PEOPLE wil
Se oe nye onecaine the value 4
this lovely new home. Brick
Nfetime aluminum siding, 3 ares
be ad ro er | Waterfront Rancher witir at- bedrooms, tile bath, a 2 way Rooms With “Board 38 tached garage. $11,509 arose “a the — nome
‘oom rn room, mars Donn | TRO a, beautiful 13 x 19 Kitchen. with
EXTRA Ct CLEAN HOMESTYLE Morth of Pontisc 2 ped | fetes Gast te. Pan heen arene “rooms. Full price $4,000 ac ye uu og “7 _
e ma OLD AGE | PENSIONERS. HOME | THREE
__brivileges. Downtown. FE 3-9100, s betes os aaa “7 & ra Gi 1LEMPEN, GOOD FOOD. efroom = near achools. clean modern home. FE 2-0318 Only $1.400 down, * poi om oe a tee os res elie close in loca a str Peron tt STriesiod Xe . abd TIDY, FOUR corner, 3 lots on pavement, zoned
_2-9056. Beautiful 4 Bedroom Tr! seammeretal — fice Zi piorns PVT RMS 8” FOR TWO WORKING Level. 2!) baths Full price peted’ living "yoomn, netural. fire- 5 -nIVA tr hom ieee ™ Roo $29,000 with terms, | cage as ng rae Ts p Re ot
weed padi f. 33 ambulatory FIVE Shop abe used lor Beauty no Nurses me 3 shop, or er husiness, ce.
ROO fOr Tae MER ITT S| Sanka Usugom Bre | Stree" : ? = | area, Pe ae Meet at te a FIRST ADVERTISEMENT—iin- L ROOM” AND BOARD FOR MEN. Gre 3 beacon none sae i Soh home TE 53 04N Geed 3 etapa ony tered painted walls, 12 x 12 din- * son | ! t ichaels ; own. ing room. Pull basement as ROOM & BOARD FOR BUDDIES heat & Laundry Trays, tar
home cooking. FE 43049 1028. SEVEN garage, newly paved street,. «lt Lakeview. in A-1 shape. See it now, via
a real bargain at $8,950 ~
terms.
William Miller
3 Bedroom Ranch fn Drayton 4. Woods, 2 Car garage. ne, West — 0263
NINE =
North end of Pontiac. 3
bedrooms, Full basement.
$1.312 down o
TEN . O ii
Drayton Plains area 3
room ranch. Fill basement.
Only $2.60 down,
136 E. PIKE ST.
FE 4.95 _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
VETERANS - NO MONEY DOWN west suburban. On ex- 2 oe
storms, Posen es and wi
st, Barn 5 years | ~ ies
“Anterest, taxes. aa iabenee. &
$400 DOWN
This new 2°bedroom Fg pri
bon ie your jo age pastored bed-
iw IN
OPEN EVES | syLvaN MANOR R4 | 3 bedroom, i path wick ranch
» home. Black close to shopping cen my w very neat
and clean. Priced at y Sit.
950. :
SUBURBAN RANCH
vey attractive 6 attached
Brenly ot
Bos for price
4
. Complete price. 37.500
ey Snyder Lavender REALTOR EST. 29 ' 7001 Ph EM a
3-Bedrm.. Full Basem’t
Elizabeth Lake Estates
1955 frame
2 Eas for a smari
buyer, $1,500 down and $75 per
month.
Only $500 Down
Move RightIn - -; ment
Ghrenx-Pranks
” an Bate ey AY SR
“VALUES
DOWN — West of city |
Salt 180. 2 bedrooms, path, liv-; $400 Down
ing room. kitchen with eating 2. BEDROOM home. Gas space, plenty of closet space.| heat. L-Car garage Nicely
, yard fenced. Full price) landscapea, Many extras.
‘ity 443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. INCOME — Trade te your equity | rasta
in land contract as down pay- DRAYTON ment. ist floor, a ig — pone | a a
bath, R bath. Basement, hot sir furnace Banoat Pan P4 THIS
It's vecant ; oot Og 3 UNGALOW Sz
PRICE - Large OPPING wooded lot, white ranch home. euose to, sm ONLY 2 bedrooms, family room, bath, $7300 — EASY TERMS,
living room 15222, o— Longe
“Hotpoint” ‘oven and table JIM WRIGHT
FA's utility “Coleman REALTOR ‘
r a, 4 and Se M45 OA Be - hem 1
leges $21,500, reasonable Gows/ mt sobneur LISTING SERVICE
payment
JAKE FRONT — On south shore
rai ‘es level unre BES) wong = Neat 2 bee. - ” baat y front home, nicely
chenem Sis bee. ie even end room dake raat over, only table top range; FA olf heat. $7,950. Terms.
Carport. 2 lots. 100 foot y ewey
beach. $23.00, mortgage terms SIMPLE ~- Move in & take up
: sent owners 3% ACRES - In Welled -Laxe| housekeeping when pesses district. This brick and f e drapes plus rg but ex-
ranch has large li with ive asive Heme go 8 with this. Nice r » full size ing room, as od Ful price
a ceramic ttle tao. er 168, Terms. kitehen, breezeway and extra OFFERING — Very Good storage room, basement with FA} EIRST NG Yay ol} heat. $24,000, terms bungalow, plenty Pull
basement auto, heat, Don't delay : See this one today. Asking price
oy Annett INC.| stse0*rerm. since 1923 z. Realtors i
Open Evenings & Sunday 1-4
Eyal 8 Investors, Attention
Near Webster School
Ideal home for the large family.
close to schools, bus and shop-
prs. featuring bedrooms,
Tge sun room or den, full
—_. Priced for quick sale
St $12.500 with only $1,500 down.
family a favor, look ‘TopAy,
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor
R. J. VALUET, Bear
Oren EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE |
_ WHITE | 1
? ?. =
BUY ERS & CEL LARS |
No “Cellars™ here, but a fine |
deep full basement with tile floor.
& brick fireplace. This facebrick |
ranch home in Drayton Woods has
3 large bedrooms, a 19 ft. living
Pagid with marble fireplace, a 12)
separate “ere, Upocarl modern
Eten with birch cupboards &!
ceramic tile bath, a 2 car brick.
—. with solid |
ting
on the number be
e facts.
* INCOME
Consisting of & apartments, fully
bo pong brings in an income
of per month.
Locnted en N. Perry. City water
& sewer. “Gas heat.” An . on
$7,000 down. $160 per month.
: WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE OR 3-1295 5660 Dixie Hwy, ‘Open Eves. ‘ti 9; sunday 1 *th § 12 W. Huron
-__MULTIPLE LISTING SER TWP: Nice home fo : 200. Low dow!
naan - reoms, Walk in
ROO! Large home new! emcee Oo nt baths, fasement,
eff furnace, Garage Immediate possession, $1,800 down, Willis
fee School egret and new
Pontiac Northern High School,
J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor
86 E. Walton PE 8-044! Open Eves.
W HOME 'N DRAYTON, SELL
= an smal! 4owe payment, FE
207",
TO SETTLE ESTATE ©
Mi ith 4 bedrooms,
arsed Hosa ning room, kitchen,
bath. Utility room. Large
perch Hardwood floors.
and
EMBREE. & GREGG
ai TARE “VILLAGE
COLORED
$450 dows-—cants Set 4 room
rks price $5,050.
Very good buy for the a Bites
Huren, PE 4-6492 or PE 44813.
— ASSOCIATE — BROKERS INVESTMENT CO, sas FE 8.9663
eeus| CLARK REAL ESTATE L, TO TRADE TO BUY, TO = 4+-4813
n
VICE _
"Dorris & Son
enclosed front porch, & a large
lot, rhe ea qareee, ‘let us show
you t ’
NORTH SUBURBAN BRICK
Onn FHA TERMS
tached che warage, all ales at rear
ing room. and many. ote a
tras. $13,700
ELLIS ROAD
SPRINGFIELD TWP
One acre of land, large: spacious
2-bedroom home, all modern fea-
tures, owner needs a quick sale
or trade, for property in Pontiac,
call us for more details.
GI SPECIAL
4 BEDROOMS
Vacant immediate possession, an
ideal home for a lar —
located in the Webster
~ trict, full basement, forced air
ol} beat, 2-car garage, large en-
closed front porch, paved street,
Te Could also be bought on
FHA terms
DORRIS & SON REALTORS
Buyers, Sellers and Traders
Phone FE ¢1 =
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Ottawa Hills Brick
Immaculately clean and one of |
the best family homes that we
have had the privilege to offer
in some time extra size
rooms with modern tiled kitchen
and. bath. Dandy painted base-
ment with recreation room and
second kitchen Timken oil fur-
nace, storms and screens. Nice
shaded lot, evergreens and flow-
ers, 2-car garage cement
drive To tnclude on to
2 rooms. stairs, and
venient to shopping, Webster
and St. Benedicts schools Price. full basement. oe ne On Postine ne
side. ¥
DB RILES Broker Lake Ra. | FE a - FE 4.4821
| cordingly
| WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS | ASK FOR TOM BATEMAN | FOR COLORED
269...
num slorms and screens,
sided. ‘alikcin, nee St.
Aopao Only $8850, Low down pay-
men
4)...
ae. Drive by and inspect
—Clean agg Re floors, plas-
seteg walls, Ceramic bath, La
ie.
Gu seg el ake "sensoned land contract n payment,
Humphises 63 N. Telegraph ‘Open Bros
FE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Nothing Down! =
THIS EAST SIDE 2 -bed-
room bung with base-
ment, off heat, 2car garage
street and be = paved
schools and pm a
nd bought for onl 98.500.
With no down payment and
low mionth gn pc you
can't afford te re:
HERE 18 a beauty — first
offering on Ron extra large
ranch Pi T Walls,
oak teers ‘14x16 activities
room. heat
rage. 2 shaded
west suburban location.
Ir YOU SEE this home,
Lor a “? appreciate the
: 2 bedrooms, nice 15
i goes i‘ car garage
with workhop space. Over
school, _—
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor
rt ee MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
WEST SIDE
GI'S 6 Room beauty with full
sized So, room, remod- eled kiteh 2 b
and new type Smee ited
$0850 ma tte DOWN!
ST. MICHAELS fg only 3 — from this
. perro bath hom
WATER... and landscaped to perfection
-This long low California
. slate activities
You are sure to love
tints { fine home setting amon | towering Oaks — Why no |
eall now and see it today! |
‘| HUNTOON
LAKE It's @ 3 bedroom Rancher
with attached garage and
included are dual-pane An-
derson windows, 7 Getamia
tile bath, oc and
drapes. Owner wants action
toda So, has priced ac-
Only * $14, Bateman
“Kampsen REALTORS ~ FE 4-0528 3T7_8. Telegraph Eve. & Sun.
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _
O'NEI! BUY WITH AN EYE ‘to
the future. This extra ‘nice
3 bedroom home in Eliza-
beth Lake Estates wil] suit
-—“only the most discriminating,
buyer, The large 20 x 12.6
ft. living room has a picture
window and ledge rock fire-
place, 9.6x12.4 dining room:
All carpeted, A real buy at
_ $13.950 and on FHA terms
with low down payment.
Oil FA heat, breezeway and
2 ear This home
area areas. Let us show $16,500 Cash to mtge.
Seminole Hills
This one is a CHARMER and
@ rare find in beautiful Seminole |
Hills. Bulit for an exacting own-
er and only 4 years old. Large |
2-bedroom bungalow. tiled bath
plus stairway to large partly
finished attic room Dandy baxe-
ment with GAS furnece. Nice
shade and flowers -Ideal for
business or retired comple. Wid-
ow owner Truly a fine home |
that many wi!l want
‘Crescent Lake—$300 Dn.
Newer, large, 2-bedroom bunga-
low in nice Wooded area and
close to sand beach. Ideal for
retirement or smal) family
JOHN
Kinzler 670 W. Huron St.
OPEN PE €-3525
EVENINGS
LAKE FRONT et?
Custom-built ranch, brick, living |
room fireplace,
Wat, 2 window and spree 5
mily dining room Plent
wardrpbe closets, Hot water Loar
2\%-car garage. Large well land-
Sali Soll t0 bw i To!
HOME. “*
—_
bungalow. fireplace in
, living room, ew in front
— = base- rear ie pont
ment, fence
Ng $1,500 gown.
been dream a d-bed- home with basement.
{t to you today!
THE FIRST TIME you see
this attractive lakefront log
cottage situated on a beau-
tifully landscaped lot with
| lots of trees, you will know
| at once that this is the place
| you dreamed about to spend
| your retirement years. Lo-
| cated on a smal! lake only
| minutes from the Drayton
j Piains Shopping Center. this
home is idealy located
Taxes are low Price its
right Down payment
$2,000, See it today! |
| LOOKING for a good invest-
“Ynent? Large family home
with 4 bedrooms, living
room, family dining room
and kitchen. Pull basement,
gatage§ Price . reduced for
ouick sale to settle estate
$6,500
SPOTLESS 5-ROOM home
Beautiful living room, kitch-
en with ample cupboard and
eating space. 2 larger than
average bedrooms. Plastic
tile bath Utility room, oi!
heat, k floors, 2-car ga-
rage. Lake privileges, Full
i price $9.500 — Approximate- ty $1,600 down $80 per
month
A LAKEFRONT you can
afford with 3 large bed-
rooms, beautifully carpeted
living and dining rooms
and modern kitchen, Bath,
apt plus extra stool.
of closets; Utility.
Bereched patio. Oil heat, 2- al garage. BY ty ~~ =
ma 11,009 - Cali
|
cer AREA is the lo- cation of this —— new
brick by deal for smail
family, Beautiful living
room natura! brick
fireplace, Modern-to-the-min-
oven 4&@
walls, ng Attached
heated ga Priced at
$13,950 w 000 down and
$80 pér moanth.. =
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor + EAST | oo
he “— gi Ae
| 3339 ect a Bo it INCLUDES.
LARGE LOT
BUILT-IN | OVEN AND RANGE
CARPETING
COLORED PLUMBING
“$540 CAN MOVE You In
OPEN 1-8 P.M. WEEKENDS
OPEN 38 P.M. WEEKDAYS
PEDERAL HO 5 eal
oe 8-
| MOD- ed
INCOME 6 large rooms and ceramic tile
bath down, 3 rooms carpeted.
sob taaecee Ait eta See |
eee | gare arage. West side.
$13,500 ani os. Or will con-
ree gad clear poune 8 as part
pment roker. FE
Templeton Lovely ar fame, 2 bedrms.,
tile “ba
th. first floor. 1 ar
bedrm. rpeted living &
dining rm, Vestibule entrance with
kitchen, full basement, gas heat.
Beautiful 75m205, fenced &
landsca) riced to sell.
K. L. Templeton, Realtor FE 4-4563
x OLL | TWO HO
Rent ane rive in the other. Main
room.
room,
iitchen and ‘Lasoment. These two
+ are lake front, Only $19,- |
Oh le
INCOME HOME
Nice ——_ home. One side has
3 bedrooms, living room, dinin:
room, kitchen, full bath
sent. Heed other poo Dp has 2 Bn ag
“auf Sethe dining
Kitchen, full bath and Davement’
sking only $10,500 with $1500
gone
‘Evenings after 6 call FE 4-0855.
J. J. J REALTOR DIXIE RWY. FE 4-4561
SEMINOLE HILLS
Se LAKE 2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW—Large
garage, fenced yard, picture win-
dow, oil heat, storms and screens |
$9,500. EASY |
J. R. Hiltz REALTOR 1011 W. Huron :
$24,990
Bloomfield
Township vor features
TERMS
FE 5-6181
3-bedrm., baths. Bloom-
field Hilts ‘school district.
Price ludes %% acre lot.
A few hillside sites avail-
able. Devonbrook Subdivi-
sion. 1%, miles South of
Square Lake Rd.. Bast of
Telegraph, FE 4-0000.
MODEL OPEN FROM 12 TO 8.
KENT Established in 1916
Hedates YOUR MONEY
to on the east side near bus,
tase.
“I think it’s the automatic trahsmission! No matter what button I push I get the same result . . . I hit something!” - TM, tog, US Pet. OM,
© 1958 by NEA Service, ine
. For r Sale Houses 43
POR “yore & HOME NEEDS
CALL US: PLEASE
Clarkston REAL ESTATE, INC. % 8, Moin. Clarkston. Mich, (ACROSS YROM BANK)
Open Daily ® to Fae ie 13 to 5
FOR COLORED
3 bedroom, ful! basement,
ern, home, oi] heat, large ot,
Poses streat. $125 meres you in.
68-3877.
NEWLYWEDS OR RET’D COUPLE
Lovely Waterford Twp. ranch-type
home. 6 rooms, 1% baths, bow
tiful rec. room with bar, separate
laundry room and workshop, com-
pletely” thied, —— — lot,
fenced back weed. connie
Price include cal hd
and many other items. Excel nt
school district and vena to
enter. No shown b
ae ni Write Pontiac Press
$9,500 win wane 3 bed house with basem on ar ar lot. Complete
with tile. bath, hardwood floors &
automatic heat Don McDonald
OR 3-2837 :
SYLVAN LAKE 3-bedrm_ brick By owner Lake
priv. FHA Low interest mort
. FE 8.1448
NORTH END 3 bedrooms and
ite. Well entocegel. Call on this
MEADOWL AWN ST.
3. bedrooms. Bath Hardwood
=e ys Well landscaped
own.
CUCKL ER REALTY
PE ‘COMPARE "THIS
Custont’ built 1.200 sq ft. 3 bed-
bri¢k ranch home. Full
ce! fireplaces. slate en-
nee, ba ceramic tile
with vanit: Plastered walls, oak
floors,
this for $17,
EJ 4 plastered garage Al!
Custom Builder O_o
. on your |
Specials for November
This beautiful. modern, three bed-
home with # full
kitchen and fs completely car-
ted. Breevewa — garage.
arge. Mateoope
Priced at only: 816.060 with only
Call fie Appointment
Pioneer Highlands This two bedroom brick home
with full basement gas heat,
or! aaa and full ceramic tile
bath
ocated on ved street with
city utilitigs and has lake
oor on Sylvan
Benedicts srg
st ae r.
$14,350
Call for Appointment
WM. A.
KENNEDY Loggia
3101 W. Huro' Lake, Close
and Shopping
4-3569 schools and shopping, Nice neigh-
° borhood. All for $9.750 — $§ foo —
own
po SEE hte PROFESSIONAL | i
ME A home with dignity!
One | acre cee a &bedrm.
home, 17x liv. rm. plasteréd
and canened in wild cherry. 10 ft.
wide fireplace. built-in bookcases,
Hi-fi, picture windows, large din.
rm., lovely kitchen, snack bar,
Florida’
his Sects sub, $35.- |
WHY NOT BUILD 17 — On this
15 acre parcel..3 Miles west of
Dixie Hwy. Many nice homesites
here. Come outafd look it over.
Only $3,500 — $¥,000. down.
CLARKSTON SCWOOLS — 3- Bea. room ranch
’ alore, lovely \land-
seaping $12. — $1.960 down,
OWNER TRANSFERRED — Must
sell this attractive 3-bedrm. and:
and carriage lamps
: son buy at $14,000
own narage
— $2,
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor
pe Dixie Hey. at aot bia 6
2-0123 gra?
AMPLE CUSTOMER. P REING -
NEAR LINCOLN JR. HIGH
2-bedroom bungalow Full
Uasoment with gas heat. On
a large lot. Priced at $9.150
— Terms can be arranged.
— SUBURBA
7 Txl room — oll heat.
On a large lot and priced
oe $8,950 with’ $950
SCOTT. LAKE
2-bedroom with
room; 10x16 sisichen:
basement w ith egg heat,
car gar,
fr cctuse iad. On Priced at $10.-
60 with terms ssi
orryen LAKE
7-room brick bungatow, “Tix.
19 living reom with fire- “taf
er features Shown by .ap- pointment only.
IVAN
SCHRAM REALTOR _ FE, 5-9471} $42 JOBLYN COR. MASaLe EVENINGS EVES. :| 262 §_, Telegr: Ra. n 9-8
412 W, HURON FE 3-7103 . on ).2008
7 f= Pe Pa | r
A x
= See fe me BR ee dk 5 ; a: DAY MUL LISTING d set ot Clubhouse and lake :. Open Evenings tin 9
i
‘COLONIAL RANCH
At beautiful Lake Brendel, 7 years
old, custom. comfort kitchen.
double garage, ultra-modern liv-
oe | and sleeping area, lake gre
full price oniy $11.900 with the
easies, terme Will na
contract as down payment if
desired. 7 _— oa are Nov,
23. 1 to ko og 830
Hillwood Brendel Heights Sub-
division. Located ogre from
White Lake Dp. 69.
Ror {information call FE Pai,
C. Schuett Realtor, 460 W. Huron.
AVAILABLE NOW All the things you would put In
a home «{ you have money to
burn, The latest in modern de-
sign, interior and exterior planned
for comfort and convenience. See-
ing this wil’ be the climax of your buying. Model Leepp n for
inspection. — at 9203 Com- °
merce Ra west of U Lk.
Rd. C. Sechuett Realtor: FE 2-7911
_oT_EM_ 3.4796
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
SUBURBAN
We have an excellent choice bed
areas
to $21,500 —reasonable
sical] Care to take a look?
SOUTHEAST SIDE—ALL G
variety of 3 b
WEST SIDE--JOHNSON
sunerented in a 3 bedroom home
a desirable tocation? We have
Hi Full basement, automatic heat,
storage room, garage and fenced
pheaday yard Yours o only aoe
George R. Irwin REALTOR 269 BALDWIN
FE 5-0101
BROWN Ne ee Fei i price. Large rece basement. Paved
6 room
vee. Your
SOUTH
yee Only $1.000 down. 6 room.
1 story, full beth, paved street.
This price even includes the rugs.
e Dandy lithe home, with 2 car
garage. Just right for young
couple. $4,700 full price. $700 down.
11,800 Extra ae 6 on Fin- ie basement. c rage. Sell or trade,
L. H. BROWN, Realtor .
Bi bad , P
FE 8-1198
-| BY OWNER: 4 ROOMS & BATH, For Sale Houses 43 ROA AA Te . we
6 LARGE & BATH, 3 LOTS.
- Close rm Jr. High. Also ve ra bath near Rochester.
<
LEA
_houses, large lot. 10 Buffalo.
OXBOW LAKEFRONT. VACANT, 3-
fireplace. Casein a $1,- ent, garage. $1,-
500 down —
3-Bedroom, sarge living room. full
lot 80x-
ger Real
ie monthly, capmanin,” : includes
5 Room MODERN HOUSE, LOW down rust. PE 43041; eve-
—bings,
ay
5 totem. eee DOWN Cc PANGUS, Realtor’ 1919 M15 Orseowtle ye 71-2815
BY OWNER
el, 2 bedrm.,, batt liv
xi." alate ay Bt at a
Nothing Down = build startet — —
Our
Honeld OR -2R77 °
carpet, fireplace, rec
men:, — moves you in.
_2-6411
~_$300 DOWN New 3 starter home
with basement ‘ar lot west of
Pontiac. Don MeDonaid OR
} a8
AT W ALLED LAKE 3. bedroo living
room & Thenea, ‘ult ba
hout, Corner ‘lot, Price
172 a dn. $53 mo, Ann
Orne REALTY 10 Commerce MA 42391
BY
it level ww home, Jj acre
jot. tmon S50.
Cedar Island Shores * tt al wee Sy yew) yous
pmo a car “are
love, {1 laketroet mage, 23-900, terms , ;
AVhite Lake
Lovely modera 3 bedroom home
Basement Automatic heat A
beautifu) view from lew of ever:
window Byteed steno $2,000
down Term
Dorothy Snyder | Lavender
REALTOR YEARS _ Te Highlan? fa. (M50) EM_3- or MUtual 4-6417
ou finish it your-
selt. OR 32031, ‘OR 3-100.
FOUR ROOM USE ON 1 A
7 miles west of Pn cla $2000
__on terms. FE 2-6025
TRMS. MS. AND 5 ate GA RA
fenced | ate $500
Call before 6 hay
NEW RANCH HOME $2,600 EASY TERMS.
‘ DLORAH BLDG. CO
Bildor + Ber | Homes
Gl. NOTHING . $58 MONTH.
$6,560 5 rm< & bath. Gord loca-
tion, Ok- 3-8887 :
BRICK RANCH-STYLE Eecenons loeation in Oxford. Near
Home offers living room,
Ritchen, 3 bedrooms, and bath
Full basement with laundry wae;
nt a #arage. Only one tax
C. A, WEBSTER REALTOR
Oxford OA 8-3122 one MY_ 2-2291
aro 9 oe Tectie ne N PAt-
ime tor \ . 43 8
- Soaepbine Call MU :
Bedroom
HOMES
$100 DOWN
Moves You In!
Ea
so ;
WHY PAY RENT?
BUILT IN RANG a & OVENS
LOADS OF MODERN yaaT one
MODEL OPEN N. W.W.
room, base- |.
FE MIDDLETON
SPECIALS! »
‘ RENT BEAT
the ER-_Located Is of ige.
‘eer < East
bath
land-
neat
seen to be apprecia
Leslie R. Middleton
BROK. KER 188 N. JOHNSON PE i
pace TWO-FAMILY
side - 6 = s and down & Pull
"basement. Sepatate “piilities.
Double garage
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Excellent 3 bedroom ranch-
type—-DRAYTON AREA
carport. Auto. heat, Early
posmerteh—? - ber cent. in- st. Comb. storm sah,
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Off Bald 2 bedroom.
CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS
2 NICHOLE & HARGER CO. 33_W. HURON 8T. FE_6-8183
BY OWNER ; bedroom aluminum storms &
screens. Near schools, Lake privi-
rand My pi. B— and $48 monthly
E nave MODERN
and me yume From
caso a
Pp mW. DINNAN 66 W. HURON PE 42577
FOR COLORED
T-room modern —— - bedrms.,
@as' heat. $800 do
9-Room pen Gos house, $500 down.
Needs som rating.
P. “WV. “DINNAN
66 W. Huron: FE 4-2577
HOYT AUBURN —r_ | ema rho
white frame home
room for 5.
to goals
flower FULL basement,
eet in yard, Q-car garage. Near
WEST SIDE Cape Cod -$1
in choice location near CIT
One floor home with nice roomy
living room with
and carpeting Two very attrac.
tive bedrooms, roomy kitchen has
formica counter and large
eating area, Full basement, GAS
HEAT. Move in by Thanksgiving.
Imm, poss,
BL
»- LUXE BRIC NCH, .
ith
2-car
See this real value today!
oo Tr REALTY
OOMFIELD AREA ~—$23 150
ust reduced for quick sale, DE- c
. 3-4621.
TTENTION TRAILER OWNERS ‘Duck Lake lots ee
ino Ranch:- — “pias:
Attached breezeway and sped
‘fbn ‘oni a mie
3% ACRES ?
Old farm s
loc $8,
1% ACRES x
Paul M. Jones. Real Est. 832 HURON FE 48550 PE Migts OA 8-3653
- For Sale Lots ¢° 46
11%4-ACRE SITE BLOOMFIELD HILLS
ed and rlooks som
the finest ‘Bloomfield fats
prope te One of the few
romain iz select parcels to
z had Priced: at $
‘or
Owner evenings
6 LOTS AVAILABLE TO BUILD-
BUILDING SITES _ sites on
fo cess "Low “ $150 wn.
4286 Dixie Hey. OR fg i
3885 Lapeer Rd FE 5-9292
CORNER LOT WITH CAKE PRIV- ileges in Waterford “sal after 4
»m. OR 3-4228
LOT FOR SALE, 40X140 ON PEN.
Sacola. Call Fit 89308 Eve IAKWOOD MANOR AN aTTHAe
tive restricted jot 190x - Lake
orivileges FF 2-'718
See The New Sites At
CHEROKEE HILLS!
It’s wooded or rolling hundred
ft, sites were planned for to-
day's better ranch and multi-
level homes!
se in, convenient.
Brive out Elizabeth Lake Rd.
2-0066' ‘ mile west of* Telegraph Rd
as 8. eg Lo + to Scot Lake Rd. Turn right
TEL CENTRE. % mile to Lacota Rd.
~ARRO Carl W. Bird, Realtor 4 re eat National Er Pett
vee
ELIZABETH LK. ESTATES ee
If ze are jooking for a real goa} TO. BUY OR SELL on summer ¢ tere m7 Prd Ea total Totes. will | Residential *, cs lots.
* ey eae, | HOLMES-BARTRAM This home is located on a 80x100 | 4392 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1950
Sg ge _ large liv’ w al
stone fi e, breezeway For Sale Acrea 47 attached Sear garage, only $2,500 tesa A ge n.
NORTH OF PONTIAC | 40 ACRES 5 i
jand. over mf ‘. Srv road, a Ay aie a ete th dining sone.
i “mg witirade eau wee. |. 3 Sanreaes ok on: st
basemen with stok Small ARRO REALTY f heat. Small TED McCULLOUGH, REALTOR | PAM. All farm tools including 2 hy Eve eyihing “go ng, foes gy Ew furni-
B- PE
Open @ a.m, to $:30 p.m, Sunday 1-5
NEW MODEL 4 BEDROOM STARTER HOME
We — } a6 ned 7 tty be oy
home for mily. There is fu moet, ie roof
F. C. Wood Co.
ZERO D DOWN
at you can San paint)
tpi ly ent taxes
Day "ss
*, Shae ‘OF "ACREAGE Se have vacant acreage
cels beg 1 to 20 ete ail void
on sm)
CRAWFORD AGENCY MY_3-1143 609. Flint St,
43 ACRES, Excellent, . Ponting Lk.
Rd. for future. sub, 6 mi. W, of city limits, Some front-
age Ge cca Jake. $36,000 =
Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor W: Mae SE sae
vi .
PE 5-8161 or”
GET IT QUICK,
through Classified Ads!
Yes, whatever it is— dial
FE 28181 for an n ad-|
an ald get i!
Haled {om "gown handle. |, 2, Janes ecrooms, Family Boom for 3. feaweqe ‘with auto. ll furnace. Al- Dorothy Sayder | Lavender “? ay and ga-
hand and cllieken coop. ies fruit ’ ‘
EM a a, Bim ~ Ra, er —. ig eo - @§ miles
Huntoon eo ioat — , 5911 Rowle PA ud Location on | 14 ACRES
aoe — Lake, 2 Bed-
Bh a nowy aiding. divided eS. on wat fishing
paneinent beautiful lake 3. bedroom
fenced y: ra. Goods swimming and Moder bath and
recent iitehe sit Only ib
Priced non large wus home. | miles of Pontiac.
FP. Ww. HEL eae, SURED : 102 S. peer
Lake Lots and Lake Priv. ~~ wit ae lh a mad) mand
price “> ‘at door. —_ trade for city property, OL 6-2462.
Geen: ‘tees mom HOT: | cay ard. Phone Lincoln §-T711. = s Property 49
LAF™ ORION
2 bedroom lakef vear a Ni D EN
home. a porch, newly dec-
ora ol} heat, @ pay- K ment Owner
GE — WN 3-hedroom brick. . Lor N Cass,
basement bias | near Lafayetio ®t. Together
FE Sooe” - . _ tng suitable for commercial
er oe detoe clare WMH euber 8 miles N A 8. soap eater: a Ra Telegraph Ra. FE, 44816. wae od from $3 2 PE 23-3285.
eu CRE Coke Ne” 1o* oatty | Business Opportunities 51
PONTIA ARE RONT | FURNIBHED APTS. BLDG. IN- New 2 bedicom and ba pos! cluding * socee.
room with beautifu’ Old" furnishings. pole —_
bum per . auto.. spaee and| needs ean-up, but bar
dryer tiled floors, of} furnace.| gain a $10,000 with $2,000 mn. landscaped, white fence. Best | ot e Oni R | swimming and rion oe ty. _ transferred to A Bi gg Ne an 562 8. pyle Y 2-2911
pememeey oh or oe PRA terms. 1) ACRES; AGE
on Dixie Hwy. no, new Super:
Highway corner, Ideal spot for
ti pre Good es. Write
You oe ge FOR A ao
“pees? ‘ “M
Pa) partridge, Arsoctaiee sng Ww.
tiac, FE
"FORCED TO ‘SELL Due to qomnciannes a gry =
eontrol = I
long — Will be ope by acteal in
of
per ment, car Mr Best, FE
opis
GROCERY sTORE on BEER
Heense, In ymall to No ‘chain
store competition. Livitig quarters
creme. Mo Pe terms for nae t
ry. W Box 4.
oot N 2STALL _ SERVICE STA-
from shop-
=e in. Walled ah ak MA
L $15,000
13 , 6 modern house,
oe with 1200 ft. ies
is worth ice. Ideal trailer park and mio-
fel me. Cabins — be converted
he wee Stran-
han, e teg” a Pealtor, Fe
5-3642.
FOR Lane Pag’ TRADE: nae
f repair welding shop,
good Accs tf of business. Teal
2 . Michi-
+gan. Call OA This
FORCED To Give U iP STATION.
INVESTMENT 4 room and utility, me —
sewer, D sida street~ re-
sing ‘argain $1,200 ony full
Paui M. M. Jones, Real Est. W, HURON
FE 4-8580° — FE 8-127%5 — OA 8-3653
KOKEN BARBER.CHAIR — LIKE
new. Paid $535 for it, will se1i
for $250, {t's a beautiful chair in
little. MU ry ast Baul ¥ Fes
- Mailtord Ra Milt isi
LIQUOR, BEER % WINE TARE- OUT A money-maker,
ing gross of over $114,000. .
room. modern home for owner,”
- Northeast
Terms. "ee take land
tract for Located fast growin, D pi @ 4 oy
quburbas
in trade, Ideal
business. Only
STATEWIDE. Real Estate Service of ie
CHAR h
1117_8. Telegra oo
“LET'S TALK
BUSIN ESS”
ROLLER RINK First! time offered, Incindes attractive Hy
ee a this 088.
TAVERN
Heheaz, tee fen ane st Sy ty Sat $10,000" ¢ ‘owns -
MICHIGAN ‘BUSINESS SALES > CORPORATION
BROKER ‘Ra,
DOOR ™ ions 8. Tel , PARK AT OUR
i FE +
aa
*
Have store
lent
"West Side Location
| hom. : e.
eat ae aul M. Jones, Real Est. 832. W. HURON
FE £8550 — FE 8-1275 — OA 8-3653
Money to Loan = 553 (State Licensed Lenders)
HOLIDAY CA$H
Get $25 to $500 We're your lending neighbor
when st comes to the cash you
may need,
Phone
FE 8-9661 for — cotton
1185 N. ‘PERRY = “Parking No Problem”
SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY Open Sat. oer Noon in Dec.
LOANS TO $500
BAXTER & “LIVINGSTONE
4 W. Lawrence 5 rE
LAID-OFF
WORKERS
— CASH LOANS —
No jo Principal P Payment
TO WORK FOR 30°DAYS
LOANS TO $500
MADE QUICKLY
BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY
B RMINGHA M
WAL LARS
22
RW, DINNAN Girt 66 w Siar PE 42572.) W $10,000 LOAN OR Si- partner on new Drive-k In
large corners with large homes
on West = St. 1 large Lig ot
F COATS AND bn gowns, $5. Size 12-16. FE
ADTs etna cloth coats, All 8 condition, $30 for
Sale Household Goods 57
#1, Down di Kmnas. Peer Appliance
. $20. FE oe. te:
Sante ne = 4
‘ 5% heavy black reed,
LEGS,
ahogany stool. table.
Dining room gg ag host-
- ess chairs. c comforter,
comforter, & tabilecioth,
Hie 26 in. Schwinn bicycle. Sled.
T 4-8250.
> lat bee Gung im. ote. FS : . suite.
P5050. -
5 RM. CORONADO SPACE HEAT-
chest'S 2 we vant
All Fane Pay it. St,
_—
PIECE LIVING
brane new ge = Age
callers tablens} decors decorator a
Satta y Pale © Cree mene,
Lk Ave
* Reverie. rie Ai ried, tte
$34.95 minster sat 90 iB. arson 4
42 Orchard Lake Ave
. CHAIRS
4885. Pc. D RM. §
__ with white Nokes, rE?
LINOLEUM, 9x12, $3.95
12x12, $6.95; 12x15, $8.95. $25 TO $500 * fie fh, wail ite, 80 ft.
your own si Pos auto oF, os PAINT NOLEUM other security. to 34 months _ Saginaw, Near Robt. Hall y. Our is quick + bs friendly end belptul. opr atten. [om 9x12 Felt Base Re SS. 95
Home & Auto LOAN CO.
7 (-N. Perry st. (Corner Pike)
~ LOANS $50 TO $500-$25 TO $500 COMMUNITY LOAN CO.
$0 E. LAWRENCE PE 60421
Borrow With Confidence
$25 TO $500
gre gh oy
% ET fare Ouic iCKLY
Up to $500
Oakland
Loan Company
FE 2-9206 |e: 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.
TEAGUE FINANCE CO.
202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH.- LOANS R TO $500
BONNY MAID
ALCOHOL, Ht- TEST. oo ee PAINT GAL. $3.75
SePOOT Ww TIL .....5. vse
Syers 141 cm Huron. PE 4-3064
%PC, SOLID OAK DINING SET.
Cheap, FE 5-8427.
im mw: . oll $12.05 u ia, table moa ens 0 98 table mode!
is pang K, sets edel Like few from Fait
ranteed, 30 days, at Obe Siso Eiteabeth Lake Ra. PR 44045 i] IN CABINET M : 4-3456.
BOTTLE GAS , WATER
Spake i R. B. Munro Electri rT.
Co., tee We taren
90 GAL & 3 Gat. oa, Oo WER heaters $15 ye Munro
Electric Co., Buide.
21" CONSOLE w 36 KEL
nator Foodorama $295. Bell
able sewing machine, $29 irch
—— set, $00. Bendix elec. d
a $60. ‘ringer washer $1
stroller, $3. Tripod car jack, $5.
EM 3-3759
aa COLOR TV USED
TVs, $1995 & up. Used Philco
dio 4-4 radio, $24 Swe hg? Ron Ra-
& Appliances 22 W
a “EL fri ee, Geen ‘ondition. nator refrigerator e
$65 for both. After 4 p.m., 6076 Elizabeth Lk. Rd,
i IN. KENMORE GAS STOVE, OR 3-6696.
0 GALLO IN HOTPOINT WATER Meg A Goticered. R. B.
iene: Co. 1060 W, Huron.
54" WIDE ey BED, SPRINGS
cond. ‘FE §-3307.
@ first, please.
fe tike the —_ Sery much at
we need the spsce. Ph OR 3-17
after 5 p.m
TOR
Exc. working cond. Mem
Ri
apoE coctient condition, R- OPE
8-0060
oe ae i My pe, street li all for $50,
MI 4-6067. _
REGULATON SIZE POOL TABLE PE 8633.
és ee Vets or a our price, at
TR iL
red ; FE 8-2180, -
ISTMA
ry Erte me Gitterent kinds
more yy
SCOTCH PINE TREES whole For wee
call
SCOTCH Pi RD. Ortonville or ph. B’ham, MI 4.9133
For Sale Miscellaneous 60
| pipe 17 pet
jeneth. ‘ if. oil Die, r Thompson,
“« mile west of Airport.
1-AAA | BIG SAVINGS
or | de gga OF Sarpy
on, heating. onan main-
we 2 costs BY STALLING
A SIDING WITH CEL-
OTEX INSULATION EFOR
MENT ‘59 — LOW AS yf Nps
Your savings can make thi y-
ments Also large stock tor rdo-
it-yourself Also alum.
awnings ornamental | “CALL
oF ti 4) NOW. If mo ans, call
JOE VALLELY
“The Old ‘Reliable *Pionsers”
Auburn & R Roads
DUO-THERM OIL FURNACE,
with blower. 1 off hot water
heater. Both $1 ‘an seen
bet 9-2. 259 Dick St.
[GE MAPLE BUFFET, $35. CALL
after 5, Eye
“(eae ye ‘Orebar Pearton, a Pur-
niture e Ave
ahh
. ng $10 FE 46127 after
p.m,
TEA STATE — BEDROOM
Prinidaire. Bi lag Electri nove. tse: " ectric ve
: . 3545 Joslyn Rd. FE
Dike BLOND BEDRM.
MAYTAG DELUXE SQUARE TUB
washes. excellent cond, $35. Peer
es, 8161 Commerce Rd.
wae TRA RADIOS. $20
ee noe $8 to $16.
ble TV Sie eae Panrs
OIL OR GAS
HEATERS furnace
cost. Schick's
MY
MAPLE ea ga,
and
pl "Other pmo | altos. vr
2-5733.
ROSE BARREL BACK LIVING
rm, chair. 2 piece love seat. New
blanket. mantel
. ALL FOR $45. FE 4-7676.
ALSO
othe:
nas 8161 Commerce Rd.
REPOSSESSION
, Special age od deluxe. a washer ($199)
& dryer ($169)
ast} ND
Goodyear Service Store FE 5-6123 Bie, 2
zag attachments. $24.50, late
model Electrolux vacuum sweep- —— PORTABLES WITH ZIG- | 32 GARAGE DOORS (WOOD) 8x8
& track. $25. 4356 Sashabaw Rd.
2HOLE, $45. 8-HOLE, $150. ICE
cream cabinets. 308 Nelson.
2 FUEL OIL TANKS GOOD CON
dition Will deliver FE 5-9120.
7 DOG HOUSES, LARGE SIZE. MApvfair 6-3000. | BOY'S 26° BIKE. izzy
Ohh
© 9088 by NEA Serves, ine,
TAA Oey OS Pes. Om, t-20°
view of marriage!” + by Kate Osann
e
“Really, mater, you're making me take a very dim
|
PE! For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For sete Misceflaneous 50
10 TWO ROLL- away beds, 5-1759.
= pots Bo tee
Fank & _ 3 semage juare eS
Riga Uoauas . MA- Me eto CHILDS CHEST. DESK. TABLE & ceabes. Living rm. table. MI
‘71279.
or
DAVID | ap ais TRANSIT 1 LEVEL. also 5
3-11.84
DEER CO! PROC
_essed, only $7.00. Call ve bb.
Complete stock of used and new
Materials
all rgain Priced
SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES co.
5340 Highland Rd. (M59) OR 3-7092
FURNACES. WHOLESA GAS
oll, -$-6011, = :
FREE STANDING yt
ashore Lag BS sink ay +
wits 96 beth’ sete op
cases
SAVE 2 tia SUPPLY 728. Saginaw FE $-2100 3 OIL ras REAS.
E 5-3069 oo. CINCH BOK PIPE $ FF. = $379 Sump. Pu
FE 5-2100
OR 6 ROOM NORGE Cote Wace SPACE
heater with fan and . tank.
. OR ise, 53 GAL. NORGE ELECTRIC HOT water Matic Chef ol! heater, 675.
burner EM_3-2245.
ry =
20 Gai auto was nag?
Cab and fittt i. 5 4 Lau vag treys, aan fau.
$23.95
SAVE PLUMBING
172 South Saginaw St.
30 GAL. DOWAGIC FUEL OIL WA-
ter heater, complete, FE 4-4784.
30 GAL. GAS, 10 -YEAR GLASS-
water heater,
cee a heater
$69.95. Thom 7005 M59.
mile west of
5 GALLON L OL
wean for sale. $30. FE 8-6762. GAL, FUEL OIL TANK, NEW,
R108 yeaa FE 5-1467.
ADD. , SUMP PUMP. KEN-
_mote ti iat Htt. Cof. thle, OR 3-6847.
~ AVAILABLE NOW
. Taylor steel gev*se doors, face
tory seconds box? Reason-
able. G M Construction Co.,
2260 Dixie Hwy &
— GB GAS aan nl
racers motel siegloase equipment, FE
AUTOMATIC Oft HOT WATER re uu. 220 galion tank, $30.
ANCHOR FENCES
ESTIMATES. PEO S11 BEEF AND PRK — HALF
Garage Doors
Factory pone Pa and al) vansaré
a inway closet drs Ae and stee)
$a
Eas e window i
371.8 Paddock
GOOD 9 HP. GOTOR TCAs
register—1 adding —— — 1
fated deer “.. achinist
HEARING ge gage empha
type, Like new, $50.
more expensive type,
4-T597.
This paint needs no stirring, wil!
not drip. gag or run. Rubber or
ol) ose, i Hundreds of, colors to
rom.
AND FUEL & PAINT
435 Oakland Lake Ave. FE 5-6160 an Sor TE ES
sis. ‘BM ; 5 os aie mile west yg
SPECIALS ©
cheers decse
a Bee cs: LUMBER 320 §. Paddock
BPACE HEATER,
mostat control,
_FE 4¢
“STEEL L. DRIVEWAY CULVERT
* Corrugated 5S ft.
M co ES _FE 23-0784
¢ RMS., THER-
re 4 doors
rot a Nae Tees ie 1 Orchard FE 301
doors, erate : OL 1-6631 OL
TWO 22 BY 22 tomulated © "fo aus
siding, well insula!
poe | or dismantieu, Farm. ingten, cut See sauom, 9 Farm
|. and Or
FReee - a te PARANGE 5, aXS.
$45, 4x6 $80. 4x8 $110 — $135.
$x12, tandem, $256. 13447 Schaetf-
fer, Detroit.
= MALS 5 9 AY
eoeny ear Kpphatce oop
E TALBOTT “TUMBER
lass put you
Ave, FE
TRACT RS TILLERS & MOWERS
Evans . eee. 6507 "Dinie Hwy
bi Bs tanks, rE
. Ask for Bud.
ANS OIL NA
8-3785 and FE 4-0032.
RECORDER. STEREO-
. ae ae ALL AC-
OR 3-1665 APTER
“Wood Closet Doors Closing out birc hy ona f and
ate byfold (= hy doors, At our
BERRY. DOOR SALES 371.8. Paddock bye'onsg & COAL “HEATERS 2p | Fi,
used ot
_UEL'S APPLIANCD, ea §-6011.
K GUTTER, 68¢ PER LGT.
30x60") ASE ALL-STEEL
niaid top, enam-
leveling feet
ives, LIE
LIKE NEW ZIG ZAG. YOURS FOR
balance of defaulted contract.
Take over ™m of
: mo. RE a Aa
METAL LATHE AND Pag Q0iPMENT with shaper, planer, i
$60.50 val $29.50. Also
tubs, ‘otis and lavatories
at terrific values, Fiu-
— 393 ree i Lake .Ave. poh EL tk AO
quarters, operte Mi. PE 5-7p41.
i F242} , a ti eh Ale
en ae FIXTURES YouNnGs.
town kitchen, of: an? gas furnaces
1 BED & STRONG aes.
Jenny Lind bed Ms
tress, two dressers, 1 > ieee.
er, gibrary table & ‘ane. items. €3 Kimball.
oe DEPT.
_ HOUSEMOLD GOODS matress, ABOUT ANYTHING Capper tub washer .. $28.95
OL 60711, OL 1-9191/ "FoR THE HOME “can Sa | aoe’ pt. size gas stove . ....... $29.95
WHEN YOU NEED FOUND AT L & 8 SALES Tabie top elec. range ..... 95
O $500 te “6-4 = tod ae -y tiving room suite $19.05 eas pa 8 ‘
w S25 Z D hel & ances of Pan tiene wire and appt 4 pc maple bedroom comp. $789.95
ct ATE fF N. ANCE C e Ni our trade dept for reai Cae space beater Se
9 24 MONTHS TO VAY 5 pc Wood dinette ._ $14
FE 4-1574 . con bay sell or ‘trade. me out | MANY W ius AVAILABLE
_.102 Pontiac State Bank idg a Acre
ans 54 OPEN MON-SAT. 9 TO 6 |28_W. Pike EZ Terms FE 4-1122
meres AS ~~" | ane th ot io! . fie| Mersman tables & stehing * or m s m Zz
Want A Good Mortgage? E. of Auburn Heights on Auburn isp bie uty Leatner drum-
If yotr home needs an ple rove: ANTIQUE CHINA CUPBOARD, , NriQUE . 4 walnut tier table, $20, 1
en er aoe ew « ai once. Don" Teel iette |" coftes table. Chenn, Fe 44468, solid ppendale lay
S% per cent interest AUTOMATIC WASHER AND MAY:| place teech tnce te 3 nae BENDEROFF tay cleciric dryer. Belance, #2) floor lamp, $6. PE 5-1383,
FE 8-6580 92 W. Huron se neaier ving washe i. M. } TRAl - GAS RANGE FOR c
Swaps 5) sparta Fy a trle Co. 1060,W' Huron. Ba parking RENAE, Hi | THREE GUSKION OVERSTUFFED ON OV
By gee uae Ma fag weeber bin, Dave AY sofa, $15. FE $439 fmck. Ow Rest T DCEUP) Chair $2 2 girls’ coat seta, size RAL ELEC. its
oT} FORD DUMP, SALE OR| stroller $3 Ber ane teas _
re Voad ce liaael agua OR | BOTTLE GAS RANGE. REASON-| ¢lec. stove ss Chrome table set, able, OL 6-1796. : + ag and storm door.
a te. ak ba i BIRTHDAY SP. i: =. oe. box ona Rad ae
feu ee a size ‘electric stove.| ZAR sewing Oe) Coen
MOTOR AND CONTROLE.| Socks ps emabhee SOM. per eo words and postage stamps, Swap] Call PE" Pt Michigan Sewing or sell 3 2489 Center.
RA T, MO- & 8 R ;
tor nnd trailer, ali electric. 25| 267. Baldwin ‘Ave. | Hide-A-Bed - horsepower ‘Will swap for
“s track §-1206.
ag &
chain saws.|G
TV _ Hiphies “Chain "one Distributors
“the Pet machine for {petanict
~ BARGAIN DAZE — EUREKA Sweepers.
sew ee hs
iin thy ts
eam eran ow re 8. Murra 956 tle.
roaster _ with timer Righty ied $50 PE
AU- atic washer, Keivinatot
deluxe range and wen, $50. MAy-
r side draft carbu wer, ‘manifold evy or GMC. Wood AND ALUMINUM Sere nation — ma. + aa
BENSON LUM ‘BER co.
Machinery - 60A
'% HP ELEC. MTR. REP-IND, $10.
FO! NES, ¢ & 6
Wal steamer, sand
cr polishers, hand ‘sanders, fur- vacuum cleaners land
yg Pant 436 Orchard Lake
ane E se suis: NOVEMBER 20. 1958
Almost new, $40. ;
GE |-
i, or call on
4321 after 6
Brie
Uadies
—
Meh's
BOSTON ~ Train case; = Ht. RVeckend =
Faeek Pullm:
He PAGINA
EER SKINN
aneges Nedtit’s Market. Sale Sporting Goods 65
Basen os . ‘FE ao .
mi, EEN Sw REN Ty Tandem $1: Trade Service
Schaeffer De-
fe) vo COMPLETE SELECTION OF |; Plat
H : the new wring, og makes, e . f.
gauce mag.
and tres ai ae vad mounts, un work,
ta Melrose 4-6771,
Sopa. 4 _— se
ao vees “ini ,
fenuk oe leather ~ moh
ass ry ae as
Values to $10.00
2 suiters, Po ants
IAN 3 PC
PS SPORTING G GOODS
FE 5-1401
AND
FE
To
sell or trade
BURR-SHELL. 375 8. _TELEORAPH
with
__B- 6819 GOLF S&T. NEVER | SED.
Matched and registered. Complete
ont: Cost $00; sell, $35.
GUNS — BUY, SELL, TRADE.
leniey Leach. 10 Sagiey,
LARGE SELECTION USED wes.
“en ee a
Cirisimas as gis Wi Will hold wntll
Ne na t Fist ALL, PETS Ge Williams
per iiae s06
—- Dogs
ERMAN — HATRED
8 wks wn Cham-
line FE 8- :
KC REG BLACK AND TAN
ale coon hound 17 months old
FE 2.0326
NDS — BLU. TICK.
‘= and pune. Must sell, 3481
‘eatherstone
vt ae 2° YRS. OLD, PE
REG. ENGLISH POINTER PUPS. IR 3-6472, 1423 Genella, Drayton
ns. ,
SETTER
‘puppies, $30, on 3-6506,
Dogs Trained, Boarded 70
CATS BOAR: a réShell, 375 8.
Hay, Grain & fon 71
18T AND 23ND HAY $179 AND UP
Straw & m manere nae MA 56-0666,
ag, PES OF STRAW.
liso m ch ) Will” de-
aeae’ OA 8-2179.
For Sale Lavesteck 2 72
acre
aie
1 et Rad. e
trailers, wa sg Trailer Sales,
1540 Lapeer , Lake be-
tween. & Oxford. MY
2-461)
MICH
and
3-8
Oxford Trailer Sales:
aie sons GREAT LAKES « MW to ig to wide used allers. ac e
r varity, lee, ek
Hy us ake Orton M2. - barn * na
w ieaGete or kesees "al ak snail i ft. Pixie, $1,308, Apache ‘Trails is fh wd fhe
Mo Mg wa? $105 Revere 3 ties New omit 8208. Aisembiy 3 15
ae Cat eats. Baday 20%, tos Lage $1,675. etles jet 33 . new ereon i R
‘om. Holly “Marine ‘Coach Bales. $1210 Molly Rd, Holly MEIrose
Pontiac Chief Detroiter
Bargains _ Bargains
"aipoet ina " - get allen hed ee *<..
Wanted Linsaack 73
WANT TO BOARD HORSES. AL
box stalls Good ridirg Ty
Crooks Rd, near Rocheste;
For Sale Poutry 74
Pon
Hu
nting Accommo. 65A
VATIONS OPEN. ‘76F11,
Harrisville, Mich
Bait, Mineows, Etc, 65B
AWLERS 2-DZ. POR 4c
MS 100 for T8o
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66
1 OR
hum
360 1-2-3 OR Mose LOADS TOP SOIL
or black
ered. Field mates FE 86-6642,
CRUSHED STONE G el, Earl Howard, EM 3.0831, Loaded or deliv-
FE 5-5643 or
MOR. OF PEAT
us loaded 7 Sis @ week.
Lochay PE 65-1413
uns & rifle pow, teen Ome 100 YEARLING HENS
Patterson. FE 4-614 done 5-006! _
RE} 300 LEGHORN PULLETS, LAYING ENT 80 pe cent, 1100 Clyde Ra. Mil-
our deer rifles for the oe | _ford, MU 4-8655.
Bio" aoe up. | an mow AE ta THANKSGIVING DUCKS FOR a oie, NEW. z. sale. Phone 56-0624
chester model, 12-20 gauge. MA| Sale Farm Produce 75 6-2942.
evi DEER BUTC AND | APPLES, CIDER, HONEY. KINGS-
. $7.06. ho Cameron, burys, 2330 Clarkston Rd., Lake
__ Orion,
APPLES, CIDER AND SQUASH, 324 -N. An eetas Ra. :
— $1 f
of I Recketber, out Roches-
wal Ra. 625 E. Buell. Rd., Lake
APPLES WALNUT G FR
farms, 4670 Middiener Ra.
OLA £.
verbell Rd Eating “and ¢
apples. $1 bushel and up,
POTATOES. NO 1 0 LBS is 2773 Churchili Rd. Auburn s
wa INTER eRUAGH. ALE oe
ry Pye)
Sale Farm Equipment 76 76
SAWS 3 HP SAWS ALL rome Ely Reg. pric La daa . Price
price $119.50 as ant tractors
Wood, Coal & Fuel 6 67 ii TOP SOIL, SAND, om o . "isch aire, Che les Ese sn eR basements, aa cone 921 Mt, Clemens
ag Te an. Fi BOLENS & TRAC-
Gravel, Fil ur izle Conklin: tors. Also tillers & riding mow- eth or mK Reduced, t — OF FILL, *
-~% ont ¢ Te antl ag §-4758. A 57878 or OR 3-1924
COW MANURE CLINTON N SAW, 5
ROAD Bt! 60-40 ple “CH SAWS
eigen eee AIN SA FILL, BARD & GRAVEL DELIv- ered d. loads OA 8-3847. McCULLOUGH
GooD Feat RAVEL 5 YD8, NEW & USED $7.00 Delivered. FR 4-6568. Guaranteed ls Motto.
VEL DE EAS OR 1 " HOUGHTEN & SON TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT & FILL. J. 1. he ad New Idea Dealer
re Oar ° OL _1-0761
ANURE - va
ered. MY 3-1323.
YARD &. DRIVEWAY GR. a A NEW A
Ne "aes gravel, fill, we. used re ae Sales on M24,
position phmer dhs
alum. body, GMC 270 engine. Sell
or trade RE 2-7795. 5600 24 Mile
Rd, Utica,
MUST SACRIFICE
German camera. Sgt NSIVE T7719
ers with attachments, $14.95 — Hot water and gte lers _Curt's_ Appliance, OR 3-702. matic weter ‘heater bard: STOVES BOUGHT SOLD EX | Ware” Biectrical crock changec Turner's 602 Mt. Clem- and tile. galvanized cop
ers, FE 2-0801 black pipe aad fittings. oe
STOVE. KENM MORE. COLDSEOT Bros. nt feeer Femtone. rator. Like new, OR 3-8900. HET UPP
- waape ELEC RANGE FOR GAS | 2685 LAPEER R FE 45431 tongs, RD Elec. ne ;
*
“TO CLOSE ESTATE lost Estate| Burmeister’s
CASH WAY
LUMBER
PRICES
4’x 8 x %”
PLASTERBOARD
$1.25
4x8 x 5%”
PLYSCORE
THIS WEEK ONLY
- $475
ROCKLATH
BUNDLE 95c
4x8x¥% V-grooved M 2:8x6:8 sash ah doors Jae 3:0x6:8 Flush Dr. with lights Alum. Comb Dr Comp.
MATT THICK
INSULATION
$29.95
PER 1,000 FT.
Burmeister’s
Northern
‘Lumber Co. 7940 Cooley Lake Rd @M 3-417)
Open 8 am. t 8 pm. daily Sundays 10 "til 2
é
~ SAVE ENERGY, USE
WANT ADS! To find a
job, place to-live or a
good used car, see Class.
fied NOW] MEDICINE CABINETS LARGE 20"°
ion of i
cabinets with or without lights,
sliding doors and Vanity mirrors
at. terrific Bay 9 Roa roy bog
— = rd Lake Ave.
Peon 13 Senn
Lem ¢, Elgin
or MAytair 6-2 04,
NEW GALVERIEED bic
%-In, 21-ft. lengths ........
sein, 21 ay a Tie ft ne LP LOEB SUPPLY
OIL FoRaK ACE: ORGE
Controls. 85.000 BTU.
5-0287
$135. FE
Ol, BURNER — LOXAIRE, GUN- type, pl . Used ter. ‘Olive foe
PHONOGRAPH, 3-SPEED PORTA-
ble excellent condition, Bride's
dress, size 12-13, floor length, exc.
cond, MA 6-6371.
PREWAY SPACE EATER. ve}
pea Good conditi
~PLYW 0oD- A-A aaa Pine % A
“MA
PON
1488 Baldwin ‘Ave,
ee cae N SMITH
dding machine cash reg-
ister, $150. FE 4-9019.
REYNOLDS AUTOMATIC SOFTEN-
er, Frigidaire refrigerator, boat,
trailer, and loader, reaonable,
leaving town. FE 65-0460.
PLASTIC WALL TILE
lo~2e - 30 °
jece or a Carload
Advance, 3700 Sashabaw OR 3-870)
P E a ar pdt a NG MACHINES
los “tan — material
Bs i forma, p eae & ng
rica =e es . oa ays wee
Day: 3 : Sundays: 10
to 4: oo Tropteatn Builders Sup-
ply: 156 W. Montcalm, FE 56-4712.
SURPLUS.PLASTICS © Sheets, rods, cylinders and blocks,
Clear and colored. rpc and
Bedments All kinds of lucite en-
edmen
S PLASTICS ISION
345 XuboRN RD. 5-9241
Cameras, Equipment 61A
COMPLETE DARK. ROOM EQU Ur.
ment. Ideal Christmas gift. OR
3.7566.
WE BUY, SELL & TRADE CAM-
eras, projectors tape pecoraeee:
Eppert’s Camera Shop, 57 W. Hu-
ron St. FE 5-6615.
Sale Musical Goods 62
2 SMALL BABY Lege PIANOS.
All re-conditioned & to go.
GAL LAGHER'S RS 18 £, Huron
‘AGCORDION, RED AND
— vMother 0 of et 6 mos,
old.
<aSSROR ar | SIZES.
Accordt: toaned thee “3 begin-
ners with lessons, PE 56-6428.
NTIQUE DS. COLLEC-
tor’s items, Must sell remaining
ection. fo giaroened from large
records at 10c each, 100 Pa
bey at 500. each, Ca.
after 6. All day Sat. & Sun.
B- FLAT CLARINET, WOQD. VERY
condition Mage in England. Bonnie Briar Pontiac
PE 4-0666
5 SAVE UP TO 50% Pe be ed and ex-
terion ry +, and
en udrnrs el Pontiae Rd. a, Opdyke PE §-0734 or PE 411i2.
SPECIALS
Maho th : na piared ax ie oe 99 Ka
x2 W. ~¥ M Siopee 3 20 tn ft:
ix? Me Pine i fin ft.
Ber te tin “t leat % yc PO ge os Veo lin ff.
iB ih fi ™ Ye fi e
Os v Shean BARGAINS
Haggerty
LUMBER CO. ing Mageors ey Walled 2ake ake “after
CONNSTELLA [*) ET.
ae eee 46819.
GAL LAGHER'S 18 BE. Huron
"GALLAGHER + ie
‘wane ORGAN t condition. Save plenty E
SIZ,
NAC
OIL.
436
- Oak, re tay 3 CANNEL “COAL—ALL
R COAL — KINDLISG & pil.
ES 0) EPLACE & FU
E WOOD. SPEEDWAY FUEL
ORCHARD LA!
FIREPL. & FUR WOOD.
20 w. cyovmee sie,
ivered oats,
a TAB SCREENINGS, $8.50
3. ton in 2 Joads, ANCIS
al é & OIL. nas Orchard Lake
2-8282 FURNACE & STOK-
OAKLAND FUEL & PAINT
LAKE FE 54-6158,
APPLE
. FE
5h ante ash ced kindl'¢
SLABWOOD, 2 CORDS
mae
City TOhte $6.18 A LOAD IN
limits. OR 3-6022.
“e- SLABWOOD, BONE DRY.
cords for $12. Prompt Saltvery.
Phone FE! 2-1454,
— Woo
aTRAW DEL! R SALE. MEL-
4-4591 or MAple 5-231
IVERED 65 CENTS
oe. wood all tyres.
__EM_ 3-4361, afver 4:30.
Just
HEAD ARTER R
SAWS AND AC-
WE ALSO HAVE / GOOD SEL, LEC-
NDITIONED.
USED CHAIN SAWS.
OUR SERVICE AND ny DE-
PARTME WAYS PLETE LINE
ae BB -g MODEL McCUL-
WE DEMONSTRATE
WE TAKE TRADE-INS
VE CRE! WE HA ‘DIT
KING BROS. - PONTIAC RD AT OPDYEE
FE 4M PE. (+1112 JOHN DEERE AND NEW IDEA
corn pickers, gravity feed ‘mls,
boxes. Silo fillers, hammer
Davis Machinery ~—
ua a
CULLOCH CHAIN SAWS
“Reatais, F Parts & Repairs
1800 Crooks MI
Michigan Chain Saw ot dollars: at:
="! Bob Hutchinson
Mobile Home
Sales Inc.
4 ities ie tn of Fostiee
TRAILER EXC CHER E
New Andersons
We buy, sell and trade.
Used 8-10 Wides
USED Pte | Qu RENTAL
= Bottle Gas
Parts and Supplies
Open etek Closed Buntay
Rent Trailer Space 79
egeer HOTS. MOBILE VIL-
¢. The finest. % mile SE Pon-
—
170 N, Ke PE 5-3301
INSIDE 2 BLOCKS
from bus Pontiac Trailer
Coach Park. §-9002 OXFORD > MOBILE MANOR oR
oe be 3 16x40 comest a satis.
cach spot,’ 0° steeds: Blorm Etevile “a "he Ph On 80H, TES M fat front 3 e playground,
(*) Fo pes ware Lake Trailer
Auto Accessories 80
"1 eer dn ex
a ee
FOR SALE Gann ba he
for p= bc eg #40. New.
sED PAR’ PLYM-
oath, 33 PL FE 2-8617.
___ For Sale Tires 80A
&-} - 3
bar sted acta 803 Cd 40687
STA A Genera Tires.
pe a to . per cent or
ED WILLIAMS 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn
Auto Service si
pry or GRINDING In "re
i > rebo: Zuck Mi
~ INST ALLED FREE Mufflers & tall pipes,
Hollerback Auto Parts 40 FE 6-1431 or FE 3-9477
Sale Motor Scooters 82
1957 CUSHMAN EAGLE WITH
; gt. car, and extras $28 FE
‘34 CUSHMAN BAGLE, cond, $150. cash MI
CUSHMAN
A 4 SERVICE
128. PA at
For Sale Motorcycles 83
Ine
screen,
erty Farm
Clarkston. MA reat
OAKLAND TREF SERVICE CE TRIM.
m: s & country homes for
& veging Se — prop-
“Cegar reen
8970 Rev i . 1,
Auction Sales
-AUCTIONS DAILY ~
yt one & ape CALL Py te
For Sale Pets 69
. lines _E KC
2 Pn pg remabd DOGS, AKC, 3 YRS
Poeoe Fe
Masetiela, ‘PE B1523. 767
& removal MA 5.
ark . Nurs
sett? ao | Bee Trees
Eu gni ater teu, =| Auction Sales. 5089 Dixie Highway
Drayton Plains
Every Friday .....7 p.m.
‘Every Saturday ...7 p.m,
Every Sunda
Buy and
Rian 3 sang
ca
77 Wood OF ALL Tae KINDLING : FOR PARTS AND SER
— Furnace and fireplace. Have Distributors Bri Harley 1 ravideon, ee see mg, oe 24° seasoned mapie, goo’ price POWER UIPMENT
on 6 cord jonas FE 4-4228, HEADQUARTERS pee 3
Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 Cee ee eee Sale ¢ Bicycles — 84
A-l SPRUCE PINE JUNIPERS. SPECIAL | GIRLS 96” BICYCLE, $20, coop Fir and Yews, Shade rae CUB TRACTO nee condition, MA 6-3900.
Oak. etc. Dig your | Lie ; HYDRAULIC. T.0.| Fwo GIR own. Brine ool & burlap 2923 wir ia IN Aut RE: cyoles eters mi! Com- = Api & -
merce Vile e, 1% Nites east of Boats &-A sories
intersection tick Lk Rd & CREDIT 1 ERMS potholes oe =
MUtual_¢-009"0 OT _ ene oh A ee * caleia ae ote with trailer, pe ond NURSERY GROWN SPRUCE OR | pp 4.0734 PE 41112 _FR 5-9908.
ey each neces an 10 $3 each. WHEELRORSE RIDING TRACTOR BERG
dig. We specialize in sales rng . oto OR be and snow
HIGAN ARROW, 3¢ X @. $309 Mg over payments.
85A
= FABRICATION RE-|
Sales, 4383 . Waterford
Transportation Offered 87) .
RS FOR GREENBORO a
be allowance to oa oo
FE 232156. FE m.
Y rege ALRLINER TO “ Californ: $30. Hawaii 699.10
Per Service, c, OR 3-1354
HARRISBURG. Montat at § p.m, tee!
as Guest, FE 2-0384.
LEAVING
*Tinots,
= TRUCK ns NORTH F iki | top Rei Whitewalls i owner.
—lead_elther way, FE 56006. ean,
Wanted Used Cars 88 BUICK 1055. «DR. HARDTOP,
i ie oe tee ATTENTION! ° . =
FOR QUALITY
“a aires a se CADILLACS us
We're Paying » TOP $$$ DOLLAR And We're In Town
Glenn’s Motor Sales AT OUR, NEW, LOCATION
re ¢nn *? FE 4-1797
AS $50 UNK AND.
cheap cars FE 32088 days or,
* *ye,
CASH . FOR LATE MODEL USED CARS
Community Motor Sales AUBURN AT EAST BLVD 8-4339
CASH FOR CARS qo MOTOR ne
Cass at Pike PE 3
Remember TELL EVER
NOW TOP DOLLAR PAID
GOOD USED RS
hs ERTIN R
JIM HARTLEY OR }-6111.
. ' ae ae
Dixie “OK” Lot Dixie Hwy. at Gashabaw
2 Drayton Pisins Mich.
TO! ICE FOR JUNE CARS
PE 4-4878
See M & M Motor Sales
THE HI
Seed guar ge models
Suk cars dates
23 owen “ 4340 Dixie : Plains 31355 <
WE NEED
vt AVERILL’S 2020 Dixle Hwy
"Ones URED CARE WID. Pick’ "I e UI \ . PICK:
a service, PE 5-
A
ECONOMY “CARS $2 AUBURN
Wanted Used Trucks 89
. +* CASH PAID.
for all_model
Used Trucks.
Used Truck. Parts 89A
USED PARTS _ ALL MA AND MODELS
2635 Auburn Ave. PE 4-6632
~ For Sale Trucks 90
plumber, e: ian, etc. May be
9d ae at Riker Garage. 59 Wayne
1951 to anaes % TON tg
er Ford MI i,
1953 iN, stake, 5 spd. trans. 6x.25:20 tires.
— B . Turn-
951 D, V8. i¢ FT. T- form body 8.25;20 tires. Call BOB
BUTLER, Harold Turner Ford,
MI 4-7500
1955 FORD ', Lae PICKUP. LIKE
new, $795. FE $-9120.
1957 FORD F100 PICKUP. 8
: Ford:
MI 4-7500
192 FORD PICKUP, EXCELLENT! condition Call Bill Sadler.
Steele Ford FE 5-9204.
1996 ag Fi00 PICKUP,
box radio, extra clean untt
Cail BO BUTLER. Harold Tur-| ner Ford. MI ¢- 7500, Eddie
‘1
1954 FORD 1 TON PICKUP waa
sportsman shanty equipped with 2
2-
ton Dodge Truck, $285. 5217 ixie
ees Drayton Plains. OR 3-15
she FORD PANEL TRUCK. nee
1955 FoR: % PICKUP,
heavy duty 3 speed trans. . snow tires. Call BOB B
—-¥ Harold
1956 FORD ' TON STAKE. GOOD 5-3310, . cond. FE
00D CLEAN
jeep, with
141 or FE 5-3550
Fors ory ‘DODGE PICKUP |
Fr $250. 691) -|Hunter Bivd. at S. Woodward Ave. 1603 M
go.| FE
‘33. CHEVY CONVERT. TAKE
. Johnson
Turner Ford. ‘Mi| \1956 DODGE, R&H i Real nice, “ys. fos. Eddie Steele |
snow | For Sale Cars 91
FACTORY BRANCH
eec36 BUICK
$1595
et ee ” RETAIL STORE a wre 3-117 er
. CLEMENS
: > ret Gar.
peo 23-2611. .
f nd a . ie t extras, 5200 Tone eon S und extras,
oT BUICK SPECIAL. BLACK
hardtop. Stick shift, $2100. FE
23-4301
igs6 BUICK ROADMASTER 4-Dr.
hardtop. Air conditioning, power
windows power seat, power steer-
ing and brakes. Perfect condition.
New tires. $1695 Wil) trade, FE
i956 BUICK SPECIAL. KARDTOP,
. very clean, $1350. FE
er § p.m.
36 BUICK 4 DR” SPEC Hi. — good cond, $1,100. FE
_ 8
37 BUICK. Alou HARDTOP. Dy-
naflow 12,000 clual miles. §2,-
090, will iraae” PE 4-431
wy) a BONS, SUPER 2DR. HARD-
Also a fine geieriiee of other
clean used cars.
Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac
1350 N.
Woodward B’ham MI 4-1930
‘$3. CHEVY GOOD THOUGHOUT.
a EM 3-0081. H. Riggins.
"$6 EVROLET BEL AIR CON-
hosrate full power, black, R&H.
perfect condition. $1,496 with $145.
- For Sale Cars. 91)
1A BRAUTIFUL 198 FORD ore: bike: he
@ FORD CUSTOM 7 DR. VA.
CON VE RTIBLES
- 1955 Buick
Power-windows. Dynaflow Bik. and
white Sharp . 6905
1954 Chevrolet.
Red with biack top. Powergiite 6
eylinder. .
1955 Ford
Very clean.
FP ROST
280 HU NTER BLVD,
MI 66934
(BY-PASS- AROUND 8B’ HAM)
1958 FORD FAIRLANE 600, PULL art ae R&H, Godse: bah
1957 FORD FAIRLANE
ani RIL
4 ~ * ¥ e. F
mium tires. Cruisimatic™ hag continental kit, FE 2-190, after 6.
1952 V-8
REPOSSESSION $189 full price. Payments oniy
aby month, Perfect ° engine.
ood body. and tires. Radio and
1964 CHEVROLET 2 DR §495 FULL
price, no money down. —_
Auto Sales, 193 8, Saginaw
.4-2214 or FE 4-1006.
TRANSPORTATION
Specials ‘$0 Plymouth $69. °'50
MU 4-1715
Excellent
Ford $89
Milford
‘531
good sh
ape.
1967 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE.
V4 e A beau- ie,
tiful car for money, Priced
546. tw sell at $i
North Chev.
peorunee radio, hi Is
8.000, miles Perfect cond, OLive
MANY (08. 33, & (i MAKES AND — Come out
Auburn Motor
Sales CORNER PIKE & E. BLVD.
1952 Y 2.DR. R&@H. POWER-
Y NO basa
ments
5 Call Credit Mgr. Mr.
| Ahad rm Mr ‘+7500. Harold Turner
R SET, IMPALA b CONVERT:
1958, kes ~ and
stee engine. All acces-
sories, even spare, Continental
Raves weed. Sliver blue gray =
1958 OLDSMOBILE _ snare’? HOLIDAY SEDAN
omT057 CHEVROLET
ame Am $28: Sh, TTET Oe TAYLOR'S CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE
MA 4-1561 Walled Lake
CHEVROLET, %. BEL AIR, 2-
door, good ition, $200 down
tents, Phone beYnic 2068. 7” ‘36 CHEVROLET ‘54 CHRYSLER.
Ford tractor, with front loader.
or MY 3-263.
over payments, 385 x. J
1956 CHEVROLET 210 4 DR. ve.
Seagenes! & _— — & St108
1951 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan...... $ 15
19544 dr. 210 a Radio &
heater. Exc. cond 8
1953 Chevrolet 4 dr. sedan. Radio
& heater. Good Good cond. onodos $ 445
See ee er
demos stil} in a» | CHEVY HARDTOP VERY $260. FE 5-643. _
Also, new "58 ee Buicks and down. Balance small ae penne Mr. Bell, Great Lakes,
ments. Private owner PE 6-0402.
|"38 CHEVY 2 DR. BISCAYNE, ae ee oe ok a CONDI-
like new, OL 23-0402 3 pm offer, EM 3-0007, after
ag mi ya . enalne, i037 ‘La.
po Pe y Phe fa ig Pe off PE 51400.
“Nrauss BM 3-001" Ke Ripe ee”
RARING TOG GO! ‘$5 Healy Roadster. 5 F
‘ST MGA great
88 Chevrolet Cpe
“SOUCHTEN" & SON YOUR_FPRIENDLY OLDS DEALER
FOREIGN | SALZS
OL 41-9761
‘86 LINC. PREMIER 2 DR. HT.
oan and . = ipment, uphol-
8 ed, PD acto oar owner,
1961 iimcoen POR “SALE. TAKE
over
be in —: Not too much.
MONTEREY HARD
EM "36 MERCURY
Exc, cond. Pvt owner.
Cou
Assume p ame payments of
Parks = MI Patsso. Harold Turner
‘4 a MERCURY DR. AUTOMATIC
trans, Heater. FE 2-7633.
sag sp
R 5 om
RAMBLER Ressnier Weer tae must ge: Blue with white pep. V8. Overdrive |
$805
FACTORY BRANCH
55 OLDSMOBILE
ae and heater, hydra-
$1195
“RET ATL. STORE” PE ‘37117
ENS
os Pow.
— New W-W:
battery, $1550, OR
Prices Mean.
A Lot
PUT Don't Forget
QUALITY! !
THESE on TRADE-INS.
hee:
stom 4 4 ‘65 Chevrolet 2 door 210
"55 —— Savoy 2
COLE'S AUTO SUPER MART
PLYMOUTH ee nn,
Trail
Walled Take” A ‘4-4511
1985 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. R&H. WW
tires BSOLUTELY NO MON-
EY N. Assume alt Mer. Mi of
$22.80 mo. Cal) Credit
857, nonge,
we ea 3 hm this aphaee
pawel prakes”) 1 shooge from
1958 OLDSMOBILE. ao
REAP Pr ese. oT oat UPSETS
full power, Spotless in-
=F leore
Wetec? a 1954 MERCURY. 4 , Pas, 5 brand
‘tres, ic. Very
INC.
280 HUNTER BLVD,
MI 6-6934 - (BY-PASS AROUND B'HAM)
1953 PLYMOUTH 2 DR.
“REPOSSESSION Perfect engine, good tires, $198 full
price. $10.94 mo. No cash needed.
__Mr. Bell, Great vane FE 8-0402.
47 PLYMOUTH, iG
ulomatic trans wagon. A Power
steering. Observation seat, oh
pas. son Mtr. Sales. MY
god very smal dows, be ment. ar ‘0 e€
{Uexy¥ ueKy Apto A : 5 Sag __ naw, FI
1955 TRAILS caries 4-DR.,
love — RA&H, new W-W tires,
000, FE 4-6330,
i888 PONTIAC, NEEDS SEAT COV-
ae “nya Eddie "hea Ford. Fi FE 5.
i968 PONTIAC, CHIEFTAIN
Biter steering, power “eokea’
ther accessor Less than $400
miles. $2,500. FE e8704.
‘62 PONTIAC CONVERT. ‘58 PON-
tlac engine. Tri-power. FE 23-1284.
1953 PONTIAC. CAN BE HAD FOR
service charges. Call Gene or
b Bi je Steele Ford.
1958 PONTIAC’ CHIEFTAIN 4 DR.
sedan 10.509 miles. White and
FACTORY BRANCH
"56 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR
Powerflite
$1295
hey pen PONTIAC >
“RETAIL STORE FE RT 65 MT. Sst. ‘BEHIND THE POST OFI OFFICE
35 PLYMOUTH SAVOY, DE DELUXE. V-# club stick ‘shift. radio
inate Ta 2-DR. HARDTOP,
hydramatic, exe. condition, $1,750.
OL 1-0426.
1948 PONTIAC. CELLENT ME-
CHANICAL RUNNING CONDI-
TION. OR 3-5496 AFTER 4 P.M,
‘$6 STUDEBAKER, ‘Y HAWKE.
Standard tra ion with over-
drive. V8 engine, OR 3-6431.
MAZUREK
STUDEBAKER SALES | ‘39 Studebaker, Lark.
mension in motoring —
now! Cost littl to buy — runs
miles on a hatful of
Woodward at 8. Bivd.
PE 4-9588
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER M15 Rd, Clarkston MA 5-5141
» i Poe
CAN B BEAT AT ANY. Bs aad COMPLETE. SER sen
3-4155
1956 RA DOOR STATION
re $1,3%, FE 83117: “41 W
1961 yt oe STATION WAGON.
RéH Ng ed NO MONEY
eee payments of
15.67 Call Credit Mgr. Mr..
Parks as iar +1500. Nh Mareid” Turner
Get Wi is€, = svonomize
RAMBLER BILL SPENCE RAMBLER SALES & SERVICE 211 8. Saginaw PE 8-4541
983 8. NASH RAMBLER HARDTOP, heater, gas saver, Our
pio E Bo. aioe. Nothing down.
North Chev.
HOMER HIGHT MTRS. 7m | “1S Minutes from Pontiac."
| Oxford, Michigan _OA 8-2528
\1958 CHEVY 210 4 DR. SEDAN. | R&H. Powerglide. $800. Clean. FE |
__ 8-2252, after 6 p.m ar
1951 IMPERIAL
REPOSSESSION
_ {Power brakes, steering, windows,
Ft.| excellent condition, $248 ful price
$14 per mo. Mr, Bell, Great
Lakes 0402. >
CHRYS DELUXE. RAH,
clean. EM 84373
1958 CHRYSLER, HARDTOP 2-DR.
R&H, power steering and brakes,
white wall tires, other extras,
solid ermine white, very low mile-
Hunter Blvd at 8. Woodward Ave
Birmingham MI eg
1952 NASH HEALY. 170 8_ BELLE.
_vue, Lake Orion. MY _3-1635. ng
‘57 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR 150-6 |
$265 DOWN $4082 PER MO. |
‘87 FORD Country Sedan
$325 DOWN $50.34 PER ‘ao.
"57 PLYMOUTH Bel. 4 door 8
$345 DOW $53.57 PER MO.
a Doon Pad 4 door 8
$245 1 PER MO.
age terms.
| Clarkston Motor Sales fd CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER )M15_ Clarkston MA 5-5141
STD. TRANS
Ford. FE 5-92
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87 BUICK CENTUFY 4 DOOR , Radio & Heater, Dynaflow,
Power steering & Power Reduced to
4562. Priced at only
brakes, Sharp! « i
Soar eset elses . $1994 |
57 FORD
COUNTRY SEDAN : ‘
Station Wagon’ 4 Door —
Radio & Heater, Fo-O-
Matic, W/Walls. :
Resetiseile nce eaeicnws $1874
"57 PONTIAC
CATALINA HARDTOP
2 Door jo & Heater,
Hydramatic. Real nice.
$184 eee er ee ee
57 DODGE
HARDTOP 4
Radio & Heater, Auto.
trans.. Power brakes.
Ga awed pee eae $1794
STATION WAGON
4 Door 8 — Radio &
Power
brakes.
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steering.
Like new!
ener ice | Powerglide,
Power
56 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE HARDTOP
4 tr — Radio & Heater,
pital W/Walls. One
owner
, $1344 Ce
STARCHIEF HARDTO
Catalina — Reaio & Heater,
Hydramatic, Power steering
Bower brakes. One owner
[55 PLYMOUTH Sita ta WAGON
Door — Deluxe beer
Boe & Ivory, = new
$994
54 FORD CUSTOM 4 DOOR
Radio & Heater, Fo-0-
Matic, Jet Black paint.
Power steering. Bean ad
8 ee ee
52 PONTIAC STATION WAGON
4 r 8 Passenger —
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‘57 -SUPER CHIEF PONTIAC 4
dr. hardtop. Hydramatic, R and
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WE HAVE
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1983 _ Others. $2,300, OR 3-2104
Plymouth Door | Hardenburg $250 2-DAY SPECIAL ‘$1 Chev. Bel Air Spt, Sed $1795 1953 e 4 dr. oes -
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Nash 4-Door 1954 4 PONTIAC SEDAN. R&H. AB. $195 SOLUTELY NO MO ear. N,
fone tool Meant sae $17.08 mo.
S Mr. Parks at Larry Jerome Mi 45500. Hatoid “Turner Ford! ‘ 1952 ial a1 "Ea Gene. Baal i
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56 CHEVROLET ...... .$1490 STATION WAGON — ~ peer 210 — 8 Cyl. Powerglide,
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96 FORD | wees ten ses, 1265 RIA — Radio & Hester,
lack “@& beedeane 7 ss
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09 CHEVROLET vee D745 DOOR 210 — 6 Cyl. Standard transmission.
'55 CHEVROLET .......$ 824 4 DOOR 210 — 2 Tone Green. Standard trans. 6 Cyl.
‘99 PONTIAC % 984 4 DOOR SEDAN — Radio & Heater, ’Hydramatic. 2 Tone
55 CHEVROLET |. $1274 BEL <= Ratis & Nenter, Powerglide, 8 Cyl. ‘Seige & "a ied paint, W/Walls.
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1953 PONTIAC .........$ 345 a an 8 oad Hydramatic, radio, heater, solid
1952 Cl ‘CHEVROLET ......$ 325 with Powerglide,
1953 NASH vets eee 8 195
1951 CHEVROLET ......$ 155 2-Door, standard transmission, radio, heater. A nice
1952 PONTIAC. .. sec ence 149
1951 DODGE .. Tens sesee eB 145
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1957 BUICK............ .$2095 poser Hardt power steering, wer brakes,
od bai el redo, heater white wall tires blue and
1957 RAMBLER eee ee 1795 Custom oor. V-8, automatic transmission, radio,
Reater. ane wall tires, red and black finish. Like
1956 PONTIAC .........$1395 870 Hard Hydramatic wer Sarg radio, heater,
white wal weir Ted and white finish. Has eye appeal
1955 BUICK ............$1245 Century Fardtop, Dynaflow, radio, heater, white wall
1955 FORD . seg in $1295
.$1095 heater. red and white f'
New 1955. PONTIAC - 4-Door Sedan. mydramatic, vedi. eonter.
wate wall tires. Extra nice inside and out.
1955. PONTIAC betes e es. GOD Sedan. eS radio and heater. A
finish.
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1953 PLYMOUTH eens 445 “Hardtop with radio. heater and) real nice throughout.
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'S7 FORD Victoria ‘soc. ce eeeeccssue geese $1895
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533, PLYMOUTH 4-Door -.
'52 PACKARD 4-Door oo $295
52 FORD Station Wagon See we deere wecseucp C45
‘SL CADILLAC 4Do0r vs eeseesecsecseseee $395 541
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Channel ewrexty - * Ne ay's s Television Programs -- _Programs furnished by stations Usted in this columa are subject to change without notice
Channe! +—wws-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel §--CKLW-TV
“Threat of Strike
Forces Change
THURSDAY NIGHT miauuicurs
€:00. (1) Curtain Time. ‘Comedy.
(9) Popeye.
6:15 (4) Box Four.
6:45 (2) News. (4) New: Williams.
(2) Racket Squad.
6:10. (4) Weather: Eliot.
7:00 (7) Gitl Decoy. Movie star’s chauffeur steals employer's
(9) Co me ¢ y.” Huckleberry
Hound. Patricia
é30 (7) Comedy /(cont,) 9:30 (7) Rough Riders. Hooded (9) Sky King. vigilantes block path of
i 1a A Riey. Copnoly. wer: (2) News: LeGoff. ; *
: (4) Musical (cont.
6:40 42) Weather. (2) Playhouse 90. Sterling
Hayden, Geraldine Page in
4 William Faulkner drama.
10:00 (7) Tracer.
(9) Mike Hammer.
(4) Musical (cont.)
(2) Playhouse (cont.) Morison in Cole,9:80 (2) aie Dean.
Porter's Broadway hit, musi-
ner “Kiss Me, Kate,"’
ased on Shakespeare’s
. “Taming of the Shrew,” Bill
Hayes co-stars.
(2) Zane Grey
(John Ericson) is charged
with father’s murder. Julie
Adams co-stars Theater. Son|
5
Daly,
{4) Romper Room.
§\9:55 (9) Billboard.
«0:08 (2) For Love or Money.
(4) Dough Re Mi
(9) Movie.
10:15 (7) Lady of Charm
10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt.
(2) Play Your Hunch.
10:55 (7) News.
11:00 (2) Arthur Godirey.
(4) Price Is Right.
(1) Day in Court.
11:15 (9) Nursery School Time.
11:30 (4) Concentration.
(1) Peter Lind Hayes.
Truth or Coane!
t-elec-
nsing’s|“ Straight Run-Through
performers’ union, “Kiss Me
‘Kate’ will be seen on tape tonight
over NBC-TV. ~
“Hallmark Hall of Fame” pro-
Patricia Morison and Julie Wil-
son im the Cole Porter musical.
“We have kept the same kind of
excitement and live quality that we
want in every ‘Hallmark Hall of
Fame’ show,” Schaefer says.
* * &
The taping of the TV adaptation
jof the Broadway hit was done last
Saturday after a strike had been,
ischeduled for midnight — and then)
postponed for 72 hours. (Ed. Note
— It has since been postponed in- |
definitely, pending outcome of)
current negotiations.)
Schaefer says that the method
used was the same as with every
live TV show he directs — first a
dress rehearsal ‘‘at full pitch,"
‘then Sehaefer's notes of comment
|were read to the actors, and fi-
nally the straight run-through.
| Another example of live tele-
vision on tape will be visible
tonight when “Playhouse 90”
presents a Horton Foote adapta-
tion of William Faulkner’s “Old
Mai’ on CBS-TV.
* * *
Sterling Hayden and Geraldine
Page head the cast of the Fred Coe}
production directed by John Frank-
enheimer.
“Old man,” a section of Faulk-
lone of his most celebrated stories.
‘A program precis makes it sound! year deal and arranging to go on Monitor radio, he and Edith terribly simple: Video Viewers Won't
See Any Difference in
iner’s novel, ‘The Wild Palms,” is| Mexico but she found out it was cold.”
in
in
to
: REUNION _ Alfred Drake ‘cad Patricia Morison, co-stars of
the original Broadway production, will have the leads in ‘Kiss
Me, Kate” when “Hallmark Hall of Fame” presents the hit musi-
cal on NBC-TV this evening, live in color. m
‘i ]
Rumors F ly at Drop
o! Mexico Plane Ticket
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — Billy Rose's wife, Joyce Mathews, was very
chipper on the phone in New Orleans as she. shrieked a denial
that she had “gone to Mexico” to get herself a divorce for
Thanksgiving.
“Everything's perfectly tine’ ‘- Billy took
me to the airport and he’s saree, here for
Thanksgiving,” Joyce said. ‘
“I was run down and needed a vaca.
tion,” added the mistress of the Rose
tewn house. “But when I told friends, I>
was going to Mexico, they said, ‘YOU'RE
going to MEXICO? WELL!’ I knew what of
they were thinking. So I brought my
daughter Vicki down here instead.
WILSON
Berle. Billy, at the town house here, sald: “Joyce was going to
Ernie Kovacs told me that besides signing a one-picture-a-
to work fighting the 1927 Missis-
sippi flood and one wants to es- hungry
,cape and one feels honor-bound
to do his job and return.
+ ow o*
Well, the story is not that sim- |
ple. For one thing, a_ principal
character is the rampaging Mis-|
sissippi itself. In the story a wom-
an gives birth in a skiff aided by
ithe convict who has rescued her.
How ‘‘Playhouse 90’’ treats such)
i
io viewers everywhere.
IV Strike Deadline
Extended for Talks
NEW YORK (AP)—Negotiators
for four major television and ra-
dio networks and a performers’
union recessed contract talks to-
day.
The union, the American Fed-
eration of Television and Radio
Artists, reported substantial prog-
ress had been achieved and
jagreed to extend its strike dead-
line through another session later: * * *
Any one of four issues still un-
4 election and mep plans they hope | Pesolv ed, a union spokesman said,| replacement’s found .
results in the could cause a strike. ‘ing with Wendy Vanderbilt at Paul The union had set strike dead-|
jlines for midnight last Saturday
and for midnight Tuesday but ex-
itended both for further negotia-
tion.
The four unresolved issues ac-,;
cording to the spokesman are: |
* Stockpiling of video tapes for 10:30 (7) News: (2) Top Dollar. (4) (color) Mich. O'Doors. (9) Winchell File. ; - (2) Dr. Christian, (4) (color) Masqu’ade Party.| *@) Sewdy Doody. (2) Playhouse (cont.)
7:30 he Leave It to Beaver.
ally has his first shave. | 10:45 (7) Sports : ; . . FRIDAY AFTERNOON (9) Million $ Movie. William i Powell, Myrna Loy, “I Love |10:55 (7) Weather. 12:00 (2) Love of Life. ” ’ Z
aoe lll D (4) Tie Tae: Dough. - Drum)... , (9) Hidden Pages.
befriends mine owner against ihe pt ww s On.
townspeople. da: aun. Wrens 12:30 (4) It Could Be You. (2) I Love Lucy. Drive to (2) Nowe : (1) Mother’s Day. California leads to trouble. ews: LeGoff. (9) Myrt & Doris.
, , (2) Search for Tomorrow.
8:00 (1) Zorro. Slit clea te tee 1:15 S Vontees: Eliot
peace in Monterey. : : 12:45 (2) Guidi ht (9) Movie (cont) (2) Miss Weather. ng Lig
(4) Ed Wynn Show. Beamer |... 1:00 (2) Ladies Day.
Becomes un gz Romeo. a8 «pe et Cn Baxter, (4) Amos 'n’ Andy.
(2) December Bride. Pete (Oy Sport #1 (7) Liberace. tries to overcome “Horse 8 “ (9) Movie.
Phobia” to clinch business
eal. 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Robert)!#9 (7) Margie. |
8:30 (7) Real McCoys. Grandpa, oe — the (4) E-T.V. Digest. Luke are disgusted with , z
lovebird neighbors, but 11:30 (7) Night Court. - 1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth
Kate’s impressed, (9) Theater (cont.) (9) Movie (cont.) (4) Jack Paar eee |2:00 (7) Chance for Romance.
(4) Concentration, Jack 2) Nightw. tch (cent) \ (2) Our Miss Brooks.
Barry hosts contest. ( " ; (4) (color)
(2) Yancy Derringer. Mes- quences.
senger is killed.
FRIDAY MORNING 2:30 (4) (color) Haggis Baggis.
9:00 (7) Pat Boone, Shari Lewis|6:30 (4) Continental Classroom. (2) House Party.
and puppets, (7) People’s Choice,
(9) Marko. Quiz for home 6:50 (2) Meditations.
viewers. . 2:35 (9) Home Fair.
(4) (color) Hall of Fame.|®:#5 (2) On the Farm Front Julie Wilson, Alfred Drake, *¥ a 3:08 (2) Big Payoff.
490 (2) T. V. College. | (4) Today Is Uurs Answer to Previous Pumile (4) Today. (7) Beat the Clock.
(7) Big Show. (9) Hour of ‘stars.
71:30 6°) Cartoon Kralies :
(7) Breakfast ‘Time. 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. Ps Past : ; ; (4) From These Roots, Fite) 18 eT TOTN 8:00 (2) Captain-Kangaroo. (7) Who Do You Trust
8:30 (7) Our Friend herry. #:00 (2) Beighter Day, Se Tole / Sa :45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) Queen for a Day
me ee (7) American Bandstand
Ale Stxfeiei (9:00 (4) 1 Married Joan. (9) Big Rascals.
H »>N
ne O) Nowe. —| 4:15 (2) Secret Storm
} choke T 7 7 Its 2 Darts no fi fd 4:30 (2) Edge of Night.
19 Diminutice at 3 ‘ (4) County. Fair. Reginald (9) Sherwood Forest 14 Leg ral plea
. aon, oo 6:6. (2) Susie J Tey te Oi Be 2) susie,
. foaia . all Y) Uy (4) It's Great Life.
16-Make literary yl (9) Looney Toons. corrections
a pen oe 5:30 (2) Detroit Bandstand. ue Pools (4) (eolor) George Pierrot
26 ugosiay cit - Presents.
#7 agate before 7 (7) Mickey Mouse Club. Pp f iy ao
33 Baked clay Z,
33 Dermateen: — ; .
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24 eet point i yy ito Appraise Election Genuine
Sate ine “pe LANSING w — The Democratic today,
“ Stair pert, State Central Committee will meet
50 Laid afresh k here Sunday to appraise the Nov. 52 Mechanical
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= Eeieew" time preserves 48 Sen eagle The Republican . State Central
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shows -on- non-network | stations;
juse of tapes made by staff an-| /nouncers after they are off duty; to take a tranquilizer to steady his hand enough so he can open |
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two convicts put) adams are “going to San Francisco to Psi dinner. " Feeling |
|Counting lunches, we ean have
scenes — or if it develops them at ing—looked grave. Tyrone Pow-
lall — should be of interest to seri- er had been about his closest
‘a man dies,
;come,’
i'time had come yet,” he said
grimly at 21.
x ke ‘Stengel to write a dictionary of “Stengelese” .
wages, 1932 prices and 1910 taxes? (there are so few i
restaurants in N.Y.), he said,
“We'll stay about five days.
10 delicofus non-home-cooked ©
meals”... 1 told the wife that
Bess Myerson gets prettier
every year and to my. amaze-
ment, she agreed: with me.
Errol Flynn—usually laugh-
friend. “They usually say when
‘His time has
but I don’t think Ty’s
BESS |
_ Veteran B'way Talent Scout Joe Pincus discovered Power |
in’35 when he had a bit part in a Katherine Cornell “Romeo |
and Juliet,” got him $400-a-week at 20th, and Darryl Zanuck
gave him a lead in “Lloyd’s of London.” Was he a success? |
Why, his alimony to Annabella and Linda Christian was
said to have totaled $3,000 a week! Power regularly visited
Pincus te thank him. “He was a plain, nice guy who never
got big-headed and never thought he was important,” said
Pincus—who also sent Don Ameche to Hollywood. '
THE MIDNIGHT EARL...
Calif. Gov.-elect Pat Brown visited a N.Y. cafe, thanked
‘the fiddlers for NOT piaying. “California, Here I Come”
Defense Sec’y McElroy told Ike he wants to step down when a
. Arthur MacArthur, now 19, was danc-,
Fagin’s party for Maestro
‘Ben Cutler. :
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Otto Preminger, who sold Jean Seberg’s contract, gets her)
for one film a year, for five years . , . Doubleday wants os
EARL’S PEARLS: Wouldn't it be wonderful if we had 1958. Rookie Uncovers
Cache of Arms
troiman,
session of a school student, turned
up a varied arms cache assertedly
destined for the outlawed Irish Re-
publican Army.
and other weapons were found)
Wednesday in the basement of a
two-story residence in the Bronx.
the Sullivan antiweapons law
was Henry Barrett, 51, who lives
eight sons.
bere from County Cork, Ireland,
unite Ireland by force.
were a 60 mm, mortar, two 20
| guns,
| Browning machine guns and num.)
erous cases of ammunition.
began an investigation after
younger
0 caliber bullet given J
classmate at St.
‘Catholic Schoo] in the Bronx.
ley went to Barrett's home. Then
he called in other officers.
said
atms cases indicated that much)
of the cache had been shipped to
Barrett,
from Canada and Norway.
smith said Barrett has been a)
‘sympathizer with the Irish revolu-|
S todists since he was 15 years old.
‘Attorney Paul O’Dwyer, brother)
er, @pnounced he would defend
Barrett.
“The report ruined my vacation but I'm/my understanding that Barrett
having a good time,” concluded Joyce, the former Mrs. Milton | charged with aiding and assisting
Ireland. If this be. so, his only
crime is to aid the cause of lib-
erty.”
Towa, according to state law}.are |
\deferred until at least one full dal. |
iendar year, the time starting with,
the original date of the death sen-
i tencing, Weapons Thought Held Seven Cents of Shoiee
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPIY —
When police found him after an
es a ee
boy explained that he ran away
from home because he had stolen
seven cents from a younger broth-
ler and he was “ashamed.”
for Irish Rebels Found ;
in New York
NEW YORK (AP)—A rookie pa-
tracing a bullet in pos-
-
Machine guns, hand grenades
* * *
Booked on a charge of violating
the house with his wife and
Police said Barrett, who came
1929, admitted the arms were
go to the LR.A. which seeks to
Taken from the Barrett home
a number of burp
two m, cannon,
live hand grenades,
i
* * *
Patrolman Robert Crowley, 22,
his;
showed him a
im by a
Helena’s Roman brother
After questioning pupils Crow-
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