" calls made by James R. Hoffa and   
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  A. TOY FOR EVERY CHILD tenders» Merrill Duge (eft) and Robert G. Wade 
repair used toys at Naval Reserv® Training Cen- 
ter. They and other naval reservists are wor! king   Py 
— Chief-Boiler- on the Center's 
Ike to Address Nation, Depart .   
Long Trip Starts Tonight bs P) ‘=. -Presi-| Friday alter a refueling stop at; tr tykes off for/Goose Bay, Labrador. 
‘the ‘Tirst leg of a       
ieee personal physician,” Maj. allis departure, imm ediately’ ‘aft'Gen, iwhen the President arrives.     ene Ene (wit be Oe Prank 
Mowe? attieesl 
  Howard” M. Snyder; two 
er a radio-television speech to the speech writers, Malcolm Moos and| 
nation, will follow a full day’s Kevin McCann;* and Robert D.| 
work schedule. Tt includes a series) Murphy, Eisenhower's chief diplo-| 
conferences -and the second! of 
meeting this week of the National, 
Security Council, with which Ei- 
senhower ~-has___ been discussing) 
budgetary and other. matters. 
The 15- minute broadcast, start- 
- ing at 7:15 pan. EST was ex- 
pected to include beth a new 
plea for settlement of the. steel 
dispute, and an explanation of 
Eisenhower's. purposes in| mak- 
ing his extraordinary journey. 
Eisenhower told his news con-' 
ference Wednesday he wants ‘to! 
prove to the people of, the world! 
that the United States is a “good 
partner” with other nations in “| 
quest for a just peace: _ | 
* * * i 
His travels have one other ma-| 
jor. objective, apart from~the in; 
dividual problems he will discuss 
with such Jeaders as _ India’s 
Prime Minister Nehru. That is to: 
lay the basis for future summit. 
negotiations with Soviet Premier | 
~~ Nikita Khrushchev. 
- To that end he will meet in | 
‘Paris Dec. 19-21 with French | 
President - Charles 
British, Prime Minister Harold | 
Macmillan and German Chana tharge. of armed robbery in the 
cellor Konrad Adenauer. ° 
The presidential party o of 21 per-' 
sons; traveling by Military Air, 
Transport jet liner, will take off 
from. Andrews Air Force Base, * 
Md., about 8 p.m. tonight: It- is: 
due in Rome at noon, Italian time, 
-Say They Didn’ t 
Doctor Records 
of Hoffa’s Calls 
WASHINGTON {UPD—Two hotel 
_- Switchboard operators pleaded 
innocent today to Icharges of 
obstructing the Senate 
and a grand jury by 
doctoring hotel records of phone 
®t 
saves tlelly T. Hicks, chief. tele- 
«phone operator at the Wovddner 
apartment-hotel, and her assistant, 
‘Violet Al Davis, were indicted “yes-| 
‘terday on charges 
with phone records 
James C 
  
  President Hoffa's, Washington 
Phas oD. union, oust 
  de Gaulle, : 
‘for examination Dec. 10. That is, 
the same day authorities hope Ju 
venile Court will waive jurisdic- 
Rackets . 
“ dence against all. 
y tampered 
Cross, president of the). matic adviser for the tour. 
Secretary red State Chtistian A. 
  By PETE LOCHBILER 
Why does a 17-year-old boy who has, never been in 
trouble with the law before. ; . . ‘ding. ; ’ : ceiling before it started to go | For more reasons than one, Sen the old building, completed in 1904, * ot * e witha hardened ex-convict? that population. L, Harvey-Ledge (Oakland aod the city block of property “We've got about a year. and a down.” Especially when the elder man plans to slay the rob-| If the petition drive succeeds, County) voted reluctantly last bounded by Saginaw on the “east. half to go before we even get Many bodies were diseavered in 
bery victim in cold blood to.prevent his talking? ~ | awe changes wou be emits night for a 20 per rent tax on Wet Huron on the north. . ayne around to it,” he said a sea of mud in Frejus. nto the existing constitution Gigur and pipe smokers on the west, and a hne of com po ever hman : Fifteen persons. including twe ! ers : - , ; : » president , pe . C 4 If Carroll L. Lay knows the answers he won’t—or can't’ including the one affecting the kt oo 6% mercial shops on the south. I) or the Rens Merchantz ‘children, clung to a shuddering 
express them. oe convention makeup—at the No- Lodge. a heavy cigar smokei would include the prosecutor's of Assn., said the offer was-made ld mill through the night and 
He knows, however that 
faces a criminal charge that 
‘could lead, on conviction, to 
‘as much as life in prison: 
: * * * 
Lay was arraigned yesterday on 
$60 holdup and near-fatal shooting 
éf a 19%year-old Highland Town: 
‘ship gas station attendant, : 
Also arraigned | on the same 
  us the repairable toys,” 
see that no child in the Pontiac area-goes without at 
one for Christmas." 
{hy Did Youth Join Hood. 
in Cold-Blooded Shooting? aoe 
for the sake of 2 he now, vember 1960 election. 
a 
‘placed before voters at that time * tenn likely to be rejected, comes-as a what is going to be done with = The French government 
jwould The portly Lodge, who smokes medern $3,000,000 courthouse is that valuable property.” - claimed the -vailey- a disaster 
ontiac 00 ei OWS . Put the question of ealling. a upwards of a dozen 30-cent stogies being constructed at the county é~  * & area.— eS . . $ © a . 7 ' consti ene, on the daily and gives others away, buys vere center on Telegraph He emphasized the offen was not The'F a * ; i ei Li: 
pri ex his cigars monthly in lots of 500. T8® made on behalf of the association. e French aircral carrier’ Las . Two Yule Stories tee ema Payroll ie: i 
‘Starting Monday Pushed Aside 
, by GOP Solons    by Five Days of an 
Sparks. Mass Terror.   _ FREJUS, Pience ® ae , 
massive torrent released by” 4 
the thundering collapse of | 
a dam left a sluice of death, | 
‘silt and destruction today —. 
F. along the rich Reyran River 
: Valley in the French Rivi- i 
i 
i   era. 
_ At least 140 persons are 
,dead, and 160 missing... 
Millions Of tons of water backed 
up behind the 185-foot high Mal- — 
passet Dam by five days of heavy | Claus, Mommie!" 
Does this sound familiar? 
<The Pontiac Press, next Mon- 
~ Package Would Yield | the Iee King.’ H is an adven- 
ture story about ai Eskimo boy $34 Million; House May} 
named Oonik, whe starts out to Beef Up Total Take find Santa Claus and the Ice 
- Also starting on Monday in 
|The Press is ‘Little Gabe and ate last night approved a! 
+4 the — Sters,’ an illustrated 34 - million - dollar Republi- Sl bt Pe cs 
P stor) can package of nyisance day, will start a Christmas serial 
King. : - 
~*~ * 
taxes to break a legislative 
      fer children, entitled ‘Santa and 
* + * . 
LANSING i — The Sen- 
Little Gabe is an angel who 
. t, . - t pinys . rempet, Bet, some log jam. — ‘vain were loosed upon the peace : y for this Senators’ moved swiftly’ fully sleeping farm valley Wednes. swing ‘time. Watch panel to find out what Little on the 166th day of the rec-. 
| Gabe’s punishment is. ord-long 1959. session, with , 
majority Republicans gal- 
Constitutional vanized to action by the. day ‘ 
  « The water smashed houses; up- - 
‘rooted trees, rolled over trucks, 
| derailed trains and broke tele- . 
., graph and telephotie’ poles. 
Hours after—as rescuers .began 
‘arriving’ and. the waters subsided     
threat of a Democrat 1. per, 
cent payroll tax. ~ 
    ‘ The four bills, alf passed“ on into the Mediterranean—the full on a ep party line votes of 18 to 13.) ‘range of disaster became appar- 
Pa, mw were hustled to ‘the © e| ears i eumunat tt Canon ea : stled to the House where} iles southwest of Cannes, was a- the next move in meeting Michi-| ln jumbled canal of Brgckage and 
: silt. re eon: 
TOWN OF 13,500 
The rushing waters partly flood- 
ed this town of 15,500 which was _ 
‘founded by Julius Caesar in 49 ~~ 
_B.C., and was one of the landing | State League of Women gan 's cash crisis will come next 
Voters, Jaycees: Move “eek 
for April ‘61 Ballot Their tate Pontiae Press Phete 
annual. Christmas project. ‘‘Give 
they said, ‘and we'll Was uncertain. But / 
a final solution was built | 
around them, the package was | 
“LANSING i- An. organized move sure to be enlarged by 26 to 30 | 
for a°ote in April 1961: on calling: million dollars, 2 if 
(See story, page 2) 7 
  a constitutional convention was There were signs the House. with! _| points in the Allied invasion of 
announced last night. tacit Senate oe ee tte ae southern France-in 1944, 
Mrs. Howard Lichterman. presi- ioc the yield hy ac bf i" h The old Roman amphitheater, 
dent of the League of Women Vot- dollar, one-shot fap “on corpon, AP Wirephot ve oder ~~ aeons ms ted int atifir : € i ‘ ra- rephote = was <4 
drive to eet the proposition’on the ti0DS" — to be repaid in tax credits STUNNING ADDITION—Wor kers pot the finishing Aras on vs. unger water. 
(ballot w ointly by |! 1961 and 1962 a giant sunburst-cleck. that has been installed high on the 6)-fodt Lines of bodies. Jay in the | allot will be undertaken jointly by «+ « ft ; : i morgues of Frejus and nearby 
main wall of the new McMorran Memorial Auditorium. in Port towns. Hi The clock is 2 feet in diameter and is the work of Lid foyal. i Pi id. se om t th ! —_— goer % | Pierre. Seraud. watchman @t the — 
oh was picked up with his wile = ‘her group and the Michigan Junior Chamber of Commerce. House Republicans today started 
  Rerter,- staying behind in | 
| Washingtom, to. arash oof    y | ; ¥ se i 
{ House. Speaker Don R. Pears. in 
obtained in the first six months {Buchanan) said he ‘hoped for a= wige: | - ltarget. date of Dec. 18 jas ‘time About 9’ o'clock T- heard a’ ter- x *« tk jwhen a total .package of 50 to 60 cracking,” he said. “I | siti there) _The plan calls not only for a ‘million dollars can. clear Pt ewe ll Make Bid jscreamed to my wife, ‘We must jlate on Dec. 18. 'éon-con vote but for changing the houses. lneve ourselves, the dam is break- 
In addition to Italy, he is to vit basis ‘of electing” Culegne * to the’ Pears named a four-man com- f rc thot UL ! ing:’ Forty-nine million cubic me- He will be: on hand in Paris - a 
aa a 
Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, In-) special convention. mittee to negotiate with House ites of waters (nearly 10 billion — 
dia, Iran, Greece, Tunisia, France, Under. the. “proposal, Democrats and Senate members. | gallons) broke loose at one blow, - the conven- 
Spain and Moroceo. -He is due tion's makéup would parallel that On the committee were _Pears earrying everything with it. Mv 
home Dec. 22. _ gt the State Legislature—one dele-. and GOP Reps. Wilfred Bassett, wife and 1 were able to get to 
mes gate elected for each representa.” Jackson; Farrell Roberts, West A group of downtown merchants.has made an “offer high ground where we spent 8 tive and one for each senator. Bloomfield, and GOP  Floar™ if $200,000 for the 55- Id t th horrible night.” 
Leader Allison Green, Kingston. o $ or tne “year-old county courtnouse and MIGHTY: ROAR F 
The ¢ ‘onstitution now calls for 1 @ Gov. Williams. who h ms od the valuable property it is situated on at Saginaw-Huron  gauver Gil, a raikway worker, . ~onve s 70K. ams, Wha has peggec . . : - roar : ‘convention comprised of three dele “new revenue needs at 110 miflien streets. said he heard a mighty roar and 
knew his door gates electet from each of , 
to Robert Y. was burst open by the surging wae state s 34 senatorial districts. 
STU MBI ANG BLOCK The offer to buy was made in a letter the next thing he 
Moore, chairman of the Board’ of duditors, from George | ter 
Richman. He said he was a” | “By the time I got out of bed 
member of the independe Nt nor has its value been appraised, ‘te water was at my shoulders,” |. 
group~ of merchants in- according to David Levinson, Bir. he said." “My wife, her mother 
terested in the property. mingham supervisor in charge of and ¥ clung to a mattress. The 
the Board of Supervisors’ specia] Water kept coming into the house — 
courthouse building committee, and we were pressed against the dollars, de nounce d the On Sepate 
(Continued ‘on Page 2, .3) 
Cigar. Lover Lodge 
Breaks Own Heart 
  a stura. 
g block to Demnoctatie support 
for con-eon propositions in recent 
'years“Benrcrats have complained 
it would dead to a rural-dominated' 
‘conclave, since Senate districts are. 
involve himself in a holdup based on square mileage rather’ It was the hire otter made for 
  fice building. were saved just: before the build» because the group felt ‘‘seme- 
ing collapsed. * said he figured it would cost him ~ | body should take the ball and see ‘would be $150 a year. 
  that more than | The proposals ‘The group's offer, 
pros i 
  fayette. formerly the USS Lang- 
lev, served as a floating hospital 
and flight deck for 15 reseue heli- 
8. ‘Air Force of- Sell Papers Saturday The fwo-story courthouse has not 
_ ‘official ly been ut up for Sale yet, 2. Change the vote requirement The habit costs him $700 a year, to approval by a majority of those he said, 
More Yan DO Goodtellows, mem-| voting on the question. Approval “It was’ made by a group of 
(¢ Continued on ‘Pag ge 2, Cod, 
  charge.was Victor Hood, 25, ac- 
cused of sheoting Dale F, New- 
ton in the back execution-style 
in a merciless attempt to, pre- | 
~~ vent hint from talking. _ ‘Zz 
Roy. J, Carl, Highland Sates: | justice of the peace, -ordered the; 
two held under $25,000 bond each: 
tion, over the. third.member in. the 
holdup, 16-year-old. Theodore A. 
Mendoza of Lake Orion. 
If permission is gained to try 
Mendoza as an'.adult, Assistant 
Prosecutor. Edward H, Shigley said 
he would ask for a postponement 
in the Dec. 10 hearing so that evi- 
Poyne’ aetle 
can be- examined | tegether at. 
later date. 
| Exan is to take place 
before Elmer C. et 
Bloomfield    
      hers. of the Metropolitan: Club, now requires a majority of all j copters. The t _ Air F 
made up of Pentiac city employes, those voting in the elec tion, ; rq « .fered to parachute aid if neces-. 
will take up_their annual posts. on - - + Ia r a ra O ubsti tut sary. icity streets Saturday to sell Good-| 3. Require an ecton of dele | e’ ine? ri tion ver erect« 
‘fellow editions of The Pontiac ‘gates to the special convention ie or irriga _vears Agte. 
Libaee ” lwithin four months after approv al 
a a ae ee ‘ol the convention Call 
—but Wil She Be Basy! Spring in Decem ei 
WASHINGTON (UPI Soft-| The schedule also leaves young | isters and a handfal of stag Sure, We’ l Try te 
spoken Barbara Eisenhower, the | Mrs, -John Eisenhower out of 
President's attractive daughter- -in-| scheduled meetings and confer. j 
‘law, will be included in enough) enees with kings and prime min. Similae sates will be held Fri-! 4. Change the delegate basis. 
day and Saturday in. Waterford) 5, Provide for. convening of the 
‘Township, Troy, Avondale, Addison’ aunventiats in Lansing on the first: 
Township and Highland Township.'Tuesday in October following the: 
More than 5,000 Goodfellow edi. convention call. 
tions of the paper are expected i 
luncheons. | 
But throughout most of the rest Springlike temperatures in the 
lof the ‘19-day trip she is listed as 508 are predicted for Friday,   
    imately 2,500 in Waterford Town- 
ship. 
Businessmen, “eavic clubs "and 
volunteers are joining in‘ the an 
nual. pre-Christmas event, 
Will go into’ the Good- 
fellow fund for needy families. 
Ar ed 
In Today's: Oona 
    cae 
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      to be sold in. Pontiac and approx: | 
     
       
          Frozen Liquor Backfires: | 
COLUMBIA, S. C. (UPTi—Bes- 
‘sié May Boyles’ system of stor- 
“ing meat and corn in her deep 
freeze locker has got her in 
trouble. She was charged ‘ves- 
terday with liquor laws viola- 
tion when officers found a large 
jar of corn liquor buried under 
meat poke in, nthe freezer, a stain ied 
        
    state affairs to stagger a queen on 
the busy Ii-nation trip -that gets 
under way tonight, 
The White House has emphasized 
that officially Barbara is not a 
‘substitute’ for Mrs. Eisenhower 
en the 22,370-mile journey which 
was felt to be too rigorous for the 
First Lady. 
But according to the bulky 34) 
page itinerary of the President's 
|. trip, most of the foreign govern- 
ments involved are treating her 
as such. ; 
| Phe itinerary shows that the 33- 
‘year-old mother of four children 
will have. most- of what. little frée 
eae aera ewe ee Mees . 
istan, Tunis and, Morocco 
BRIEF VISITS 
, The President's stays are brief 
there and, besidés that. women in 
those countries: ‘only -recently be- 
gan to come out from behind their 
veils in public. [ithe 
ae, = ? | 
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7 na cane — + :: Ls : ’ 
é \ r. 
Weak <i. 4   ' MRS. JOHN EISENHOWER _ eon fer the President and! may 
seas The White” SS 
not ‘show any special activities for accompanying the President and: 
her hustiand to eight black tie din-; 
ners, formal luncheons in palaces, 
and embassies, some giant recep-| 
tions (such as the one, for 500,000 in) 
India) as well as on such tourist 
dreams as a helicopter flight over 
“the Acropolis and-a-trip to the 
Taj Mahal. ; 
Barbara also willbe included tn) 
the President's visit to Pope John 
XXIII, 
In addition, she is on the guest 
list for the Shah of Iran's lunch 
meet the ‘handsome ‘Shah's new 
bride-to-be. ~~ 
Barbara apart from the President! & 
itinerary. : 
But she likely. will visit an att 
gallery or two. pirgeck schools 
_and make other such visits familiar 
‘jo wives of traveling heads 
= a     ‘ceding: 8 a.m. The™ —— i 
ip. m. was-4). . Tonight’s forecast is for fair and 
‘a low of 30-35 
This morning's southwesterly _ 
winds at five miles an hour at. 
10:15 will-increase to 18-25 miles 
an hour late this afternoon and 
diminish tonight. 
The ‘outlook for Saturday se part» 
ly cloudy and a little colder. 
In northern Lower Michigan 1 
.|Upper Michigan, Friday's tempers — 
atures. will continue in the 40s. 
Thirty-four was: the lowest 
cording in downtown Pontiad - 
   
   
      
  
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. Oregon and Washington were. ex- 
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* extend into parts of Montana   
  
IKE’S ITINERARY — This 
route President Eisenhower will take on his’ 
journey to understanding which will begin. to- map shows the 
a when he leaves for Rome. The trek will cover more than 22,000 miles all by air except 
for a trip aboard U..S.-Navy cruiser from Athens 
to Toulon, France. 
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Cleveland, Pittsburgh Eyed   
Draft Air Service Pleas _ Reasons why Pontiac should 
have air service to Cleveland and 
Pittsburgh were being assembled 
in document form today for sub- 
mission next week to the Civil 
Aeronautics Board. 
* * * 
The document supports the city’s 
claim of a ‘“‘community of inter- 
est’ between: auto manufacturers 
here ‘and their suppliers in indus- 
trial towns in Ohio and Pennsyl- 
John W. Hirlinger, manager of 
the Pontiac Area Chamber of 
Commerce, and Homer D. Hos- 
kins, manager of Pontiac Munici- 
pal Airport, were reviewing an 
M. Birnkrant, assistant city at- 
torney. 
At the request of the City Com- 
mission, the three officials have 
worked several years to bring air- plus 
in the state, especially connect- 
south of it. 
iners, Barron Fredericks, afte 
  
$200,000 Offered 
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      * line service to Pontiac. 
They already have filed an offi. 
cial exception to the proposed plan 
which the CAB has ‘under study 
for more short-haul air service in 
Pontiac. Richman remarked. 
He sald the site might - be 
used for a large department 
store, or turned over fo a real 
estate developer to see what best 
use it could be put to.     ARGUMENTS PREPARED 
In support of this exception, the | 
officials are preparing -written ar-; 
guments favoring such service as| 
has been recommended for Pontiac 
—connection on a north-south route 
between Detroit and Cheboygan—| 
; 
| but contending that even more about it,’ 
disgusting.”’ 
The six-page initial draft haw }-R 
more than a dozen pages of ex- 
nibtte, fneluding letters from 
, industrial leaders expressing the 
desirability for their businesses | 
of. alr service to and from Ohio. 
The written arguments must be 
in the hands of the CAB by mid- 
month. A representative from Pon- 
tiac ig expected to argue orally 
in behalf‘of more air service when 
the CAB conducts hearings next 
month. 
A sumer of Michigan cities       
Dry, Pleasant 
Weather Holds 
for. M ost of U.S. . 
By. The Associated Press ~ 
Dry. weather, with moderate 
temperatures, prevailed in most 
parts of the country today. 
The only wet spots during the’ 
early morning were in areas from 
Georgia rorthward and in the Far 
Nerthwest. 
~~ * * 
Light rain was indicated during 
the day from the Carolinas north- ly 
ward, with a change to snow flur-| 
ries in most of New England. 
Scattered showers in ‘western!   with 
light snow or freezing drizzle’ 
through the interior sections and 
Mostly fair weather was the 
ouflook for all other areas. e   { 
{ 
_ The Weather 
all shi £ Weather Berens Report i 
iNT AND VICINITY — Mostly 
eleady tes merning, oe fete aad 
windy afternoon. 
Fatr teatent’ Lew 34. frase. a pert 
mild. ut. ss elendy and continued 
mag yar increasing te 
=e ‘rneon, d@iminis: te- 
-_ ae e-feuthwent 15-26 miles "Friday. 
Lowest, temperature preceding 
tm. “Wind velocity 12 m.p b. 
Direction Wests - Gun sets ‘Thursday at 5 pm ; in reee Friday at 7:44 a.m 
an sets ‘Thursday at 9:03 em 
Moon” rises Friday a @t 11:25 am. 
Dewaters Tem Temperatures 
ar n 
_-ssee Wednesday in Pontine 
esters downtown) 
gee cues 
  ratares This; 
  proposal, 
Se Tete tems Wins Bronze Star 
. |"“for exemplary. conduct” 
F-Thefore the enemy during the Nor- 
ament. 
; 
i] i Sturdivant for Daley When questioned about weaner iproject this year-and are hoping by White upon its receipt yester- 
core |to make more youthful eyes twin='day 
refused to say anything other than'kle on Christmas thorning,” Wade, n offer had been made, 
admit an offer had been received. 
* * * 
“T don't even want. to: tell you: 
“Tt. was Moore said. 
ichman said his group consid- 
lena the $200,000 ‘‘a realistic figure 
on the basis of today’s market | 
value of downtown property,” 
One .veteran county official 
said he'd heard a price tag of 
$900,000 had once been placed on 
the building and site, 
Luther Heacock, chairman of 
supervisors’ building and § | 
committee, said “his 
would meet Monday to d 
joffer. Like Moore, Heacock refused to| Void of either logic or equity.’ 
\disclose how much the offer was! 
for or from whom it came. 
* * * 
In discussing the receipt of the 
however, Heacock said 
the bid ‘‘wasn't big eonugh.” 
Richman said he had been as. 
sured by Moore that the county | 
could produce a clear title to the | 
courthouse property before the 
written offer was delivered. 
This renewed the 1956 court -bat- 
tle in which-a taxpayers group op- 
posed the auditors’ methods of fi- 
nancing 
/group also claimed the county had 
no right to- dispose of the down-, the new building. The 
town property because it had 
been designated for a special pur- 
* x * 
On June 30, 1828, Stephen Mack, | 
trustee for the old land developing |! split for, three weeks, closed nominations 
Pontiac Company, conveyed lots, 
134 and 135 of the original city plat! 
to county commissioners on a con-, several airlines and the 
State Department of Aeronautics 
have indicated they, too, will 
argue for more service elsewhere 
ing Michigan with the states 
The CAB hearing will be on a 
plan prepared by one. of its exam- 
more’ than three years study of 
Michigan’s air service system. — 
for Courthouse, Land initial draff-prepared by Sherwin | 
people consisting of several down-|‘ 
town merchants interested in buy- 
ing the property, developing it, and 
risking their capital to do so," 
hee | rogram as “miserable and Inade- Reservists 
Seek Toys 
for Tots 
Members of the~Pontiac Naval 
Reserve .Training Center are be- 
ginning their annual toy drive in 
an effort to. fili the Christmas| 
stockings of upnderprivileged chil- 
dren in the Pontiac area. 
“What. we need now are the 
toys,” said Chief Boilertender Rob- 
r'ert G. Wade, who is in charge of 
the project. ‘“Some-come from 
local merchants each year, but 
many are donated~by families in! 
ithe area.’ 
Anyone wishing to donate arti- 
| cles may call the training center 
at 469 §. East Bivd. 
“All we want are toys that have) 
outgrown their use, are broken our 
worn,"’ said Wade of 228 Edison St. 
‘Once we get ‘enough, we can 
swing into high gear." 
The reservists will spénd their 
spare time between now an 
Christmas repairing, mending and! 
painting the donated toys. «©   
: The new’ deluxe office building is being erected on Martin street, 
the growing business and profes- 
sional demands in area, will 
have parking in rear for 
most of ‘its tenants. 
' The -building is located a half 
block from city offices, close to 
municipal parking lots and tite 
downtown district. 
2 x * * : 
Louis G. Redstqne, architect, 
with offices at 10811 Puritan St., 
Detroit, said the two-story building 
is designed to provide the execu- 
tives and their employes with 
cheerful and colorful surroundings. 
The individual offices are arranged 
around a large skylighted court on 
each floor. 
Fire Lieufenant 
Quits. Over Fuss Though Assault Charge 
ls Dropped, He Says. 
“Publicity Is Harmful   
A Pontiac Fire Department lie: 
| tenan ainst whom a felonious 
assdult~ charge was withdrawn 
Tuesday has resigned. 
In q letter to Pontiac Fire Chief 
James R. White, Lt. Raymond R. 
Fay, 35, wrote: 
“I know that there are some who 
may fee] that ‘the publicity created 
by this oécurrence may have been 
harmful to the department and you 
as its head. 
“I indeed regret this unhappy 
and unfortunate situation." 
  Last year they repaired enough 
toys for 100 families, or an es- | 
timated 300 children. 
we’ ve put more men on the|   says. 
groups, | 
Fin 
or th days before Christmas, 
Payroll Tax Plan Out 
Ok Nuisance Levy 
(Contimied Profi Page One)   
    
quate, dictated by politics and de-     Hit by the package as it left 
| the Senate were liquor and beer | 
| drinkers, persons with the to- 
' bacco habit and telephone users, | 
| pipe smokers,” now exempt from 
,. [state taxes, for four. million dol- 
jlars and cigarette smokers for an 
additional nine- millions 
Two others would double the} 
state’s $1.25 a barrel tax on beer| 
liquor to produce 13 millions more: }j 
The fourth would put a 3 per i 
cent levy on bills of telephone, 
  million dollars. 
The four measures were rushed | 
ito passage a few hours after al 
icaucus in which Republicans, bad-' 
‘ranks under the payroll tax threat. ! 
On each. of last night’ 6 roll calls, 
only one Republican strayed. Sen, ition would result in eliminating 
Wade and Lt. Cmdr. William C.! ‘Orion Township brothers who 
Remick, commander of the Cen-' signed a complaint against the fire-| ‘functorily to the routine questions | ter, will draw their list of deserv-'man asked that charges be dis, 
deliveries will begin two! Saulting William H. Whitmire, 19, 
cand his brother, Robert, at their 
‘home at 
Nov. 6. 
months probation after appearing 
before the Pontiac Civil Service 
| Commission. 
One bill would hit cigar wJaycees Search 
for the Year's 
‘Top Young Man © 
and the 4 per cent excise tax on] ber of Commerce is conducting 
telegraph ‘and intrastate leased |tinguished Service Award commit.| wire users. The annual yield from |tee are Charles L. Lewis and Rich- 
this source was put at eight |2Td M. Fitzgerald. Fay said he hoped his resigna- 
‘any embarrassment to the depart- 
‘ment . . 
Fay's “resignation was accepted 
The felonious assault charge 
|against Fay was dropped after two between Bates and Henrietta The is owned by C Ak 
streets. - |len Harlan and Mr..and Mrs. Ern- 
The building, designed to meet jest A. Baumgarth. 
x * 
870 ‘Bowers *., Sein. ° 
University lo Michigan President 
Harlan Hateher, will speak to mem- 
ner at- Deven Gables, 
Stewart Cram, 1580 Oxford Rd., 
gram. < 
  day fgom 2 td.5, p.m. 
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  Other 
Susan bers of- the U. of M. Alumnaelg 
Assn. this evening following a din-)} 
He will be introduced by Mrs. |§ 
Marian High School, Lahser at) 
14-Mile road will welcome parents : 
and friends at an Open House Sur}? 
Margaret O'Reilly of Old Or- 
chard drive, president of the Stu-i% 
dent Council will have a prominentiz 
‘role in the day's activities. 
r afea girls taking part are} 
Dieh} of Birmingham, gen-|% General contractor for the build-|# 
ing is the Chissus Construction Co., : 
Birmingham, chairman of the pro-|§ 
    ‘eral. chairman, and 
| chairman. | 
enn | 
Why Did Boy Jon <| 
Hood in Shooting? ' 
(Continued From Page One) 
about’ this,” said Justice Carl after | 
the arraignment. ‘‘Nothing so cold-| 
blooded has eyer happened out! 
here. But I can't understand how | 
those kids got mixed up in this.”’ | 
Hood is a slim, wiry man of | 
medium height with a bold 
stare and a twist to his thin 
lips. . 
The Pontiac man is no stranger 
to the courtroom. He's spent most: 
\of the past 12 years in prison or, 
réform school and was only paroled |   
| | 
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Hood took the arraignment in) 
stride, fixed courtroom person- 
        ing families from area church’ missed. 
He had been charged with as| 
3715 «Grafton “Rd. on 
The brothers decided te drop 
the charge Tuesday shortly be- 
fore a scheduled hearing in Orion 
Township Helmar G. Stanaback’s 
court, 
Fay also had been placed on six 
      Fay originally joined the Fire 
  ‘Department in 1949. He was pro- his feet, the youth spoke only 
moted to lieutenant last year, briefly: 
| «NO, he had no. attorney; yes, he' 
understood his constitutional, 
The Pontiac Area Junior Cham. 
ts annual search for the outstand. 
ng young man of the year. 
airmen of this year's Dis-| 
  The award will be presented 
at the Jaycees’ annual banquet 
Jan. 20 at the Elks Temple. 
The Committee 
from any person, 
group or organization. Candidates| 
need not be Jaycee members, but bel Brewing Co. will, meet next 
must be between 21 and 35 years|week to pick a new president to. raignment, his eyes on the floor a at | 
guilty. 
Highland Township... hall, his face) 
buried in his halids* 
son. Carroll #ay began sobbing. 
Directors of Goebel 
is_ considering, 'to Pick New. President nel in a steady gaze, replied per-, 
‘and yawned several times, .as if 
bored by the proceedings that, 
may send him to Jackson for the. 
third time in nine years. | 
Continuing to deny any in- | 
volvement in ‘the holdup and 
shooting, Hood said he had re- 
tained an attorney, but no at- | 
torney showed up to represent , 
him. 
i In contrast, Carrol]. Lay is a. 
trail looking slight youth — stand-/ 
ing only about 5 feet 3 inches J 
— who appears much younger 4 
than his 17 years. 
His | 
head bowed during ° 
rights; yes, he wanted to plead not 
After arraignment, Carroll, Lay 
sat hunched over in an office in| 
His father, Van Buren Lay, of | 
3100 Indianwood Rd., Lake ‘Orion, 
a—factory worker, was able to 
visit the youth for the first time 
since his arrest Monday night, | 
a few hours after the holdup, 
The father sat down next to his; 
  
   
DETROIT #—Directors of Goe-| Judy Lahey,|2 
‘also of Birmingham, refreshment! 
from Jackson Prison last March. | ' 
ey ee 
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dition that a courthouse be erected. |* John P. Smeekens (R-Coldwater) 
® ‘joined Democrats in opposing the 
The Supreme Court since the 1956 telephone levy. 
Vawsuit has upheld the right of the 
county to dispose of the property, 
‘according to Charles A. Davis, as-. 
sistant corporation counsel, 
Reserve Officer   
Pontiac Army Reserve Capt. | 
Francis A. Sando, 6600 Castle Dr., 
\Birmingham, was awarded the, 
Bronze Star in a ceremony at the. 
Pontiac Army Reserve Center last 
night. 
* ~ * 
Sando is commander of B Bat-! 
tery, 4th Howitzer Battalion, 39th 
‘Artillery. The medal was pre- 
sented by Maj. Alvin Brower, bat- 
talion commander. 
x ke 
It_ was awarded Capt Ss ndo 
in ction 
mandy campaign in World War I. 
Sandp was then a private first 
class with the 263rd Infantry Regi- 
  
   in Baseball. Trade— need for additional levies, 
cifically mentioned, was the like- 
}lihood! of cashing the 50-million- 
dollarveterans-trust—fund-to ‘give|~ Sen, John Minnema (R-Traverse 
City) defected on the other bills.' 
The emergency tax bills ali 
carry cutoff dates of June 39, 
| 1961, 
Republican léaders said that in: 
|November 1960 they looked for a) 
favorable statewide vote opening | 
the way fof*a penny- sales tax 
lincrease as a lasting solution to! 
state revenue woes 
The nuisance tax package wes 
‘a stripped down version of the 73 1g | 
million dollar program the GOP, 
majority had ditched only 24 hours; 
before 
Conspicuously missing was 30 
‘million dollars in” new taXes on 
and similar services. 
Backers of last night's program 
hailed it as an answer to the 
state's immediate revenue mood 
that was by far 
the “evil” of the state rans 
tax Williams has urged, 
They relied heavily on. predi¢- 
tions ‘of bonanza yields from ex-| 
isting taxes they said diminished 
Tn the background, but ‘not pe 
  _ e— PETERSBURG. 
Bl The Boston Red Sox today traded “AS prelude to the ~riulsanee! 
  mediate 
  laundry, dry cleaning, auto repair 
j Standard radio, FM rete and tele: 
the “ailing state treasury an im-| co 
transfusion. old. 
They need not be residents of 
Pontiac, but should have made 
community contributions here, 
Jaycees are also accepting. nom- 
inations for the title of “Boss of 
ithe Year."’ 
Winners in both contests will: ‘be 
picked by an independent panel   
jot f judges. _Ireason for his resignation. lreplace Leroy J. Wallace ‘who con-! 
firmed. yesterday that he resigned | 
two weeks ago. i { 
Wallace became presidedt last} 
son who left the post to’ ‘become | 
president arid general manager of 
the Detroit 
  football team. Wallace. gave ‘fio! 
  
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during the past year, 
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- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, mee 
      
     
    
    
   
        meRiaean + TRI? ‘ 
Jouw A. Rner. ‘Treasurer and 
Advertising Director 
Grorce C. be 
Classified wiAnases sent and Risers ane Baltor 
G. Marsmatt Jorpan. 
Loca) Ad vertising | 
antger vie et M. Terapwei 
_ Manager 
re Roversibint’s J ustif ied Nations Want Peace 
~ in Student Loyalty Oath but Won’t Pay for It 
The controversy over the Govern- The United Nations Emergency 
ment’s student loan program caused Force (UNEF) was established three 
‘by the loyalty oaths that the stu- years’ ago following the British- 
~. dents must sign strikes us as a little French-Israeli invasion of Egypt. 
odd, a x * * 
Some 5,400 men from Brazil, . - 
‘Canada, Denmark, India, Nor- 
way, Sweden and Yugoslavia 
make up UNEF forces, They are 
seattered along the desert bound- 
ary-of Egypt and Israel. One con- 
tingent_is in the Gaza Strip, an- 
other at the tip of the. Sinai 
Peninsula and the Gulf of Aqaba. 
Their mission is to maintain 
peace and to keep open the Gulf 
to international shipping. 
~*~ *« * x * * 
One statement is an oath of 
. allegiance to the U.S., somewhat 
similar in wording tothe pledge of 
allegiance to the flag. The other 
oath is an affidavit in which the 
_'student swears he is not a mem- 
ber of any subversive organiza: 
tion. . 
- The issue came to light recently 
when Harvard and Yale withdrew 
from the loan program. Harvard's 
excuse was that it singled’ out Me ie 
The Vapor Prail   
The annual UNEF budget to keep needy college students “as stu- 
the peace is only $19 million and is dents of special distrust” by the David Lawrence’ Says:   
Federal Government. , 
*’ k ke 
, - & few others took the tack that 
other recipients of Federal aid such 
as farmers getting crop aid are not 
required to sign loyalty oaths. Per- 
chaps they should, since it seems a 
little ridiculous for the Government - 
to be furnishing aid without an in- 
vestigation of the party receiving it. 
Colleges, because of the nature 
of training, are many times 
forums for political discussion 
and might be logical spots for 
. Communist infiltration. At any 
fate, it seems reasonable to be- 
| lieve that the Government should 
not be assisting students that are split on a budget system... Unpaid 
assessments now total $20 million. 
The Soviet bloc has never contributed 
nor have the Arab. countries. Many 
Latin American nations are in ar- - 
rears. Yet all national leaders protest 
their devotion: to peace and to U.N, 
pr inciples although.numerous mem- 
bers refuse to contribute théir fair 
share. . 
x ke ow 
For its part the United States 
has paid annual assessments of 
32-per cent, Each year we have. 
made extra contributions which 
would bring our financial burden 
to about half of the total budget. 
“It is difficult to understand why 
any civilized nation would refuse to WASHINGTON — There’s some- 
thing incredible about the. current 
effort of some groups to make birth 
control a political issue in America. 
* If voters were 
to be asked to 
express their 
preference for a 
candidate on the 
basis of whether 
“he is for or 
against birth 
control, it would 
cut through all ~ 
blocs -and--par- ; 
ties, irrespective 
of religious or 
party affiliations.   
  “LAWRENCE 
The issue wouldn't be whether a 
couple of people have the right to 
have as many children as they 
.. questionable or subversive in- please but what right the govern- > ee pa ‘ — ay this premium on. insurance ment has to tell them how to con- 
diy iduals. - + P *, P : . duct their family affairs, 
kk * against war. Also it seems unreason- «et 
} able to expett the ‘US. to pay half ~ president Eisenhower has just 
. said: 
“? cannot imagine anything 
more emphatically a subject that 
is not a proper political or -gov- 
_ernmental activity or function 
or responsibility. 
. “This thing has, for very great 
denominations, a religious mean- 
ing’ definite religious tenet in their 
own doctrine. I have no quarrel 
with them; as a matter of fact 
this. being largely the Catholic 
Church, they are one of the groups 
I admire and respect, but this has 
nothing to do, with governmental 
contact With other governments. 
‘WON'T INTERFERE’ 
“We do not intend to- interfere 
with any other, the internal affairs 
of any other government, and it 
they. want to do something about 
what is admittedly a very difficult 
question, and almost an éxplosive 
question, that is their meena . 
“And, if they wanf. to go 
someone for help, they should go; 
they will go unquestionalfly to 
professional groups, not -to gov: 
ernments, — 
“This government has not, and 
will not as long as I am here, « 
have a positive political doctrine in 
jis program that has to do with We have far too many deserving the total cost. 
students willing to support their Gov- . 
ernment 100 per cent without gam- 
bling on any unsavory characters.   
The Man About Town 
Runs in Families 
Survivors in Over 4,000 
Entries: in Football Contest   
Since there is no law against Com- 
munists, a sworn statement such .as. 
these loyalty oaths can be used asa 
basis for a perjury charge. In sev- 
eral recent cases, this.has been one 
of our most effective weapons. Pontiac: Only Indian chief im. 
portant enough to have both a 
city and car bear his name.   
a 
Mexico Defends US. “From Mikoyan Attack 
Soviet. Deputy Premier MIKOYAN . 
recently opened a trade fair in Mexico 
City. His “hate the U.S.” talk at that 
time drew sharp criticism from Mex- 
ico’s newspapers. \They attacked Albert Wizranda Mikoran, the U.S.S:R. and Commu- of Milford. who pick the Chicago Cards 
‘. “nism, warmly defended the U.S. and. ‘9 win, and Hugh England - 
asked their government to stop these of. 446 Midway ct. a 
outbursts against “our neighbor to Jerry Wallace Five people are closely watching next 
Sunday's football game which closes our 
contest for the $300 prize, in which there’ 
were over 4,000 entries. They dre 
; Jo Ann Wallace 
of 109 West Chicago Ave.: , 
Ovieda England 
of 446 Midway St., and 
” : the-north. ot 08 vest Chicago Ave. who favor the this problem of birth control. 
etroit Lions. The Wallace and England That's not our business.” The people themselves were families are thus assured of a part of the * * * 
aroused by such propaganda and 
heckled. the Russian guides. Anti- 
Communist stickers mysteriously * \heeerien 
| appeared: on exhibits and the that h eee Frien lly ; | at he ha 1930. Ford in good runnin | police had to step in to prev ent order, “even When the modern cars in the prize. While the problem of overpopu- 
lation is a “serious, one, «it isn't 
going to be solved during the life- 
~time of anyone in American poli- 
tics today, 
UY Sust two weeks ago Sir Charles   
From Walled Lake comes word from 
Loe 
| ‘ violence. family refuse to ‘percolate. ” < Darwin, grandson of the beg 
= _* * * a Species” and himself an eminent 
Time to repeat our ‘an nual scientist’ and specialist on popu- - Christmas tree fire protection. A 
teacup of calcium chloride ith the 
water in which it stands wal make 
it ‘Rreprest, ‘ lation problems, made some 
startling statements in a copy- 
righted interview in “U.S. News 
& World Report.” 
The_ exchange ran as follows: _ 
“Q. How widely world birth con- 
trol have to be ‘praeticed? 
“A. To be any’ good, it’s got to 
be worldwide./ If you just have 
“it in’ this country, what's the 
result? Most of the world in 50 
years. will he black. Or more 
likely Fellow ... . but you've got 
te have an educational system. 
You've get to teach:a billion— 
at least a billion—grownup peo- — 
ple how to use it. Well, how 
many men can a man educate? 
A thousand, something of that There was @ time when Mexico 
, would have applauded this hate cam- 
: paign. In days gone by we have not 
plays respected Mexican fights or 
| national feelings in border, resource 
> and trade disputes. . 
: However, time has improved’ mu- 
tual understanding and the US. 
works closely with Mexico on Latin 
American problems. Our people are 
_ 4welcomed as friends and allies and 
“ the press no longer. is anti-U.S. Ex- 
ES phanges of official good will visits be- 
“tween our two countries: nays in- For the current week 
The Old Farmer's Almanac 
' predicted: “All will dread I know this 
nor’easter with snow.”   
    
        
   
       
     
V erbal Orchids to- 
Mr. and Mrs, Fred H. Main 
of Rochester; 58th wedding anniversary. 
Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks 
of Oxford; 54th wedding anniversary. 
. Mr. and Mrs, Johnson McRath | 
of Walled Lake; 53rd wedding anniversary. 
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcintyre 
ot Waterford; 51st wedding anniversary. 
Mrs,'Harry Beaumont 
; of Milford; 84th birthday.’ 
August Flinterman ‘   million teachers just to. show 
‘ people how to use this. You can't 
_ get that going in # years. bosd 
it’s out. a ae an pelea of the US. ee t & yy 
“Q. Do you mean. that it’ would 
take a_ billion people practicing 
birth control to stabilize the world " weekly 
kind. You've got to have over a - “A. Japan is one of the most 
conscious countries about it. 
They*ve succeeded in overcoming 
some parts of the problem by 
legalizing abortion, and, for the 
last few years—I’m not quite up 
to date on this—they ‘had a mil- 
lion abortions_a year. . . 
  
“ THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
Jesus sald to him, Rise, take 
up your pallet and -walk.—John 
6:8, : 
* ek &e 
Oh, on that day, that wrath{ful 
day, 
When man to judgment wakes... 
from clay; 
Be Thou, O Christ, the sinner's 
stay, 
Though heaven and earth shall _ 
pass away. 
~—Walter Scott << Birth Control Odd Political Issue 
“Q, Is their population still in- 
creasing? 
“A. Their population is increas- 
ing still, They've cut.the rate’ 
down. T think it's 
cent inerease now. , . « 
x * * 
“Q. 1 What effect do you think a 
nuctest war would have? - 
. What does it mean—100 
million dead? One hundred million 
are replaced in three years. You've 
got _to-have a war like that every 
keep to(arithmetic on this thing.’ three years, you see. You must 
Copyright 1959) 
  ‘Smiles 
__This is the time of 3 year when 
there’s a Tot of shupping that’s 
going to lead! a lot-of swapping. 
  
'. William Brady Says:   
Can't Account for Rarity 
A Dulutheran — oh,, well, say 
a Superior man — anyway a man 
from Minnesota writes: 
‘In 1942 my tonsils were re- 
moved by electro- 
coagulation » by 
Dr. — each 
tonsi] treated al- 
ternatelv at 
intervals, - 
for a period of 
ten weeks, dur- 
ing which time I 
didn’t miss aj 
meal nor lose any 
time from -work. 
“Every year of 
  DR. BRADY 
my life up to that 
tigne 1 had suffered one or two 
attacksof quinsy, my throxt“be-, 
ing so sore I couldn't even take’ 
a drink of water. Since that time 
I have had no sore throat at all. 
“Dr, , now deceased, 
     told me at that time that he_ 
knew of no one else in the area 
who used the-diathermy method. | 
1 am unable to,locate a doctor here 
now who uses the method, which 
a relative would like to try... 
(Signed —— D, A. " 
Formerly I tried ‘to maintain 
a directory. service, but found it 
costs more time and money than 
I. can afford. So I tafnot tell you 
  what doctor in your community < 
gives this or that treatment. 
Quinsy, if I) may judge from 
correspondent’s queries, is much 
less prevalent today than it was. 
in. horse-and-buggy days. So is 
spasmodic croup, ‘And the green 
sickness (chlorosis). 
Rapid transportation. and re- 
-frigeration account for the low 
ventilation and less fear of ex- 
posure. account for the decreased 
prevalence of croup.” . 
But there's no accounting tor 
the rarity of quinsy nowadays un- 
less it be that so many children 
are subjected to tonsillotomy — 
  
The Country Parson 
. Jaws, 
. spend every week- 
__ IN-LAW DANGERS _ of Throat Ailment Quinsy 
which the: operators call “tonsil- 
lectomy.”’ 
Then, too, “infants and ‘young 
children today get more calcium 
a and_ vitamin, D-= and hence are 
less predisposed to spasmodic af- 
fections Such -as croup, tetany 
and, colic. 
x * letters not * - 
Signed more than one . which we live, — a8 
below a per .   
Why be. wich a Futted shirt? It’s . 
people like you who make a town 
Clarkston. Try your- 
self up to date and maybe a few _ 
boys like those in Clarkston would 
have a chance, = 
% *& &- 
All. these boys are the finest... 
you'd ever want to know, They’re 
boys and live in a town that 
apie a Tae pat 
your clabs and form a dance 
‘elab for ee . 
Unbutton your siitted shirt, live 
in the present. and try helping 
instead of. criticizing: 
5 Sant Resident 
‘Here’s. Sure-Fire 
Reducing Program’ - 
It you would like to lose weight, 
_ Just turn on the TV set at meal- 
time and see a pair of false teeth 
floating in-a glass or a dame 
talking about. underarm perspira- 
tion, or a girl shaving her legs 
after a ballplayer shaves himself. — 
This will be followed ip by a 
feen-ager with bad breath, be- 
fore a guy appears to shake off 
his dandruff. And don’t forget 
your liver bile and stomach acid 
in action, and last but_not least, 
see mouth germs and sinuses 
drain, - 
You will lose ‘weight, brother. 
In fact, you won't eat. 
teeta Ferguson 
Queens,-N . 
‘Why Fool A round et 5 
With Other Dems?’ 
All Oakland County Democrats 
should rally behind Symington. He 
~~“twe the best chance to beat Nixon, 
so why fool with anyone else? 
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By JAMES J. METCALFE 
Darling, my darling, I love you 
so... In each and every way ..» 
You are the only ene for me . ve 
By any night or day ... You are 
the angel of my heart... Yours 
is the gentle smile, , . That gives 
me courage constar ntly se « To 
make my lif: worthwhile. ° * In 
you repose my faith and hope . 
For“all that I would do... To 
bring you happiness and make... 
Your golden dreams come trué 
«.. My darling, let me gaze upon 
+ +. Your kind, your loving face 
.-Then Jet my arms surround 
you in. . Affectionate embrace 
. Walk with me, dear one, hand 
in hand... . Among the garden ? ie Shots & Lack 
Sone Advantages’ 
_ a is one advantage of being 
n ordinary persén and not being 
pF big shot that gets his name 
jn the papers all the time and 
“that is when you get a divorce 
or get clipped in a raid, they don't 
print -yeur_name from coast t¢ 
coast for doing that,’ too. 
: Tiny Tim 
‘Don’t Let Them | 
Tax Working Class’ 
I'm wondering how long the 
‘working class people are going to 
sit back and let them tax us to 
death. Write the State and tell 
them we'll clean house if they 
tax our hard earned wages. 
How about’the Veteran Com- 
tnittee start looking for men 
that can take their place? We 
need a change, 
What's wrong with taxing 
lawyers and doctors. You can 
hardly get a receipt out of some 
of them. I just paid a lawyer 
$238 and can't get a receipt to 
show what he charged for. 1 
haven’t received a thing to show 
he even worked on. the case. 
Mrs, Mamie Maddock 
821 Kenilworth 
Readers Respond . 
to Fed Up Woman 
  Fed ‘Up and Up shouldn't say - 
“girls,” because by the time 
women are ready for second mar- 
riages, they aren't girls any more, 
They're _wemen, Un- 
less they're Hollywood stars. 
x * * 
The trouble with unhappy mar- 
niages is that some women.-try 
to build their happiness on some- 
one élse's sorrow. So if you have 
made your bed hard, guess you'll 
have to lie in it. _ 
* x O* 
+ Just remember prayer changes 
things. Get prepared for that third 
marriage. It could mean happi- 
ness, Married Happy 
Mrs. Fed Up-and Up sure is fed 
up with men. Guess.she thinks 
we're ali members of the 4-F club 
—find " vem, fool ‘em, fail * em and 
forget ‘em. . 
xk * 
Mr, Nixon and I, who are- 
single, still have faith. He says 
he'd try again. He doesn't give 
up as you have, As for me, I'm 
going to stay single, and if I 
should run across one around 30 
or 35 years, I hope she has more 
patience . than you and wants a 
home instead of trying fo tear 
down what a man might have. - 
personal heaith and hygiene, not dis- fowers Where we may whis- ~« © * is treat ill Bees . answered by” Br. william ‘Breay, it_s per heart to heart . . . Into the Judge not lest: you be judged. velope is sen ’ 
fo The Pontiae Press, Pontiac, Michigan. _ twilight hours. : . s Ray K, Olson 
(Copyright 1959) . da 1958) 434 Fourth St. 
  
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Case Records-of a “Psychologist:   
Newlyweds Must Put Down Roots 
Bill and Jane may enter the 
divorce court within siz months 
of their wedding day if they 
don’t get integrated into their 
new community as outlined be- 
low, And you in-laws: should _ 
harden your hearts, soto speak, 
instead of coaxing the newly- 
weds back home each Sunday. 
It’s for their best interests, so 
play ball, __ 
By DR. GEORGE W: CRANE 
CASE D - 416: 
are a newly married. couple. 
“Dr, Crane,” Bill began, ‘‘we 
have already had a quarrel and 
it is about the in- 
           “Jane and I 
live in a town 
about $0 miles    
   
   And- Jane is. their 
only child, 
“Her mother 
expects us to 
end with them. 
Well, I appreciate 
the invitation and CRANE 
the delicious dinners ‘she _ cooks | 
for us, 
“But I.also realize that we are 
supposed to settle down in our 
own city and shoulder our proper 
church and -civie duties, 
“We -cannot become 
‘Jane cries, however, and says 
her mother would be ‘crushed: ‘it 
we didn't go home each week to 
visit. them, so can you nederge: 
our debate?’ i= Bilt and Jane | 
   
who ¢ ; must go home to one. or,the mans pas domiciles   visit or defer to your respective 
in-laws to q reasonable degree. 
But when you rent or buy..a. 
home fw a residential area, you , 
are supposed to become a_help- 
ful part of that town and neigh- 
borhood, 
In colleges, we find that the - 
‘shidents who flunk out, ate likely to be those who run home every 
weekend to be with manima: + 
“eo Ow 
They miss the school activi ities 
and religious life of the campus. 
They even drop out of the ath- 
-letie and social life as they be- 
ieee ganda alae ap> 
"ron. strings, 
    And ‘the hia same danger married le structive. additional work. Volun- 
teer to teach a Sunday School 
class or work with the Girl Scouts 
.or Camp Fire Girls. 
Or call your YMCA and find 
out where effective helpers like 
yourself ean do some good, 
> (4). Within six weeks after set- 
ting in your new_ home, you 
should knew 50 local people by        
  
     
  each week, 
You belens ‘whould Rave 
enough sense not to urge the 
         young couple to make such treks — 
back home every week. If you 
newlyweds wish your marriage 
tried and tested prescription: 
(1) Join a reer in your new 
therein at once, 
(2) Become “members of the = 
happy it Te ua Oe os tarts we are constant commuters each’ the Men’s Club : -Eriday night to. Jane's. parents, group, i 
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(3) Ration your trips home,” ate 
cr the ft cewek of marriage 
b halnreavies, 
    
  
         
    of Metamora: 83rd birthday - _Dopulation?. 
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ball “A. You've got fo arrange it so_ 
that everybody d ‘t have, on i “ot ‘Capac; Sith wedding ann versary.. 
, Fred Warden - | 
of Dexter;‘ formerly of wae lst 
~-Wethtay, 
“Mts. Loretta Stockwell 
ot ‘340 North Adams; —— birthday, the average, more’ than 2.3—[ 
think d is—children. “se : 
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"Q. Are any nations facing up: 
‘to the problem of ae wre 
and doing meen. 
  
     about it? " “p . i  gelle 
      - fame and face, Count them. If 
you are under that number, vou 
are not circulating properly all 
your -new elty, 
For further specific advice to 
newlyweds, send for my 200-point 
“Rating Scales for Married Cou 
ples,” enclosing a stamped return 
envelope, plus 20 cents (non-pro- 
fit). _Pass them around to other 
friends. 
ays write to Dr. G Cran of The Fontiae Qeghas Wm, crane 
Po share aed on 
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  _ Special Forces duty. 
    
Be Ae tetylonghese Forces Group, 
tory in any future war. 
“Col. Michael Paulick, of Gres- 
ham, Neb., says the 10th Special , Forees Group is_no cleak and 
dagger unit. But most of his 
men carry daggery — — and some 
wore cloaks ‘to protect them 
against the steady drizzle. 4 
The group has no counterpart 
in Europe this side of the Iron Curtain. 
‘Highly skilled in demolition, 
communications, weapons, para- 
chute jumping ahd first ald the 
men rank as fop combat soldiers. 
They must volunteer three ways— 
for airborne ‘duty, for a six-year 
stretch in the Army and for 
ABOUT. 1,500 MEN 
Nonety is accepted without a   
  COFFEE drinkers and hostess- 
es will like-new electrig coffee- 
maker. It brews to taste, keeps 
coffee hot. Automatic control der 
taches for complete immersing 
to wash. F he Soviats tall te deewe' on 
outright spy organization. That is 
understandable since thése men 
would try'to organize guerrilla ac- 
ae in Communist areas in case 
of war, ' 
With the help of local pops 
tions hostile to the Communist 
regime, the men of the 10th 
‘Special would blow up railroad 
bridges, smash communication. 
lines and in general harass the 
enemy. 
It's officially denied, but men 
of the 10th Special Group may, at 
times adjust their battle dress to 
the necessity of- their area of ac- 
tion. Some of the guerrilas have 
looking just like Bavarian tazm- 
oe * ko 
The men represent..a cross-sec- 
_|tion of America’s populace, but! 
there seems to be a stress on per- 
sons having some Slavie back- lenlinvelt'on peoples of the world with 
Morgotten and that when war comes in the group. 
ok ee 
men must undergo rigid 
tests. Discipline is strict and train- 
Foy weeks combat operational 
teams live in the open under ad- 
‘weather : 
“Qur very existence provides the 
the knowledge that. they are not 
they will be given the means to 
  — for-their own. freedom?"   
Western Union Opens 
Facsimile Network NEW YORK (UPI) — Western 
Union opened. Tuesday the first 
public facsimile communication 
‘|network, linking New York, Wash- 
ington, Chicago, San Francisco and 
_jLos Angeles 
The. speedy electronic reproduc- 
tion system, called ‘‘Wirefax,”’ re- 
duces letters, drawing, graphs, 
charts and advertising layouts to 
electronic impulses for inter-city 
{ transmission, 
The message is recreated on 
paper at the receiving statién and 
delivered to the recipient like a 
telegram. 
jhere included American Express, 
Chase Manhattan. Bank, First Bos- 
        ton Corp., and Young & Rubicam, pening ceremonies also were held 
in the other cities linked by the 
system. . ; 
we ®t 
Western Union Wirefax rates in- 
dicated that a 600-word message on 
a 4 by.9 fhch sheet of paper could 
be transmitted from Washington to, 
        San Francisco in six minutes for 
$7.90, compared with the $36.95 it) 
would cost to send a 600-word tele- | | 
gram for immediate delivery.) 
Wirefax eliminates the possibility 
of errors in transmission, the firm | 
said. 
  
_Vada Pinson, Cincinnati outfield- 
er, made 205 hits last season to 
become the first National Leaguer 
in 21 years to make a0 hits in his 
  
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(| BATTLE CREEK @ ~ A Mis! 's)" Cuscies .Mo., said. Tuesd valves. for 
firm has announced an Agre-iinat the 8P-per cent will be ac-j- 
to acquire M0 per cent of thelquired. by a swap of 42-shares of 
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HE-MAN SPORTS coat makes 
young fellow in family happy at 
Christmas time. This one comes 
~{n all wool dark-toned check pat- 
tern with metal buttons. 
Cravat Reigns 
as Gift lem Nothing Can Tie a Tie 
« _* for Him but Make It One) 
He Wouldn't Afford oe a ee 
You Don’t   
OC a ean ey 3 : asy Sie 
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hte "punbrook Winter — a 
NG 
     
        Pleasing a special-man at Christ- i) & 
mas takes more caring than cash. |i 
Whether he is an 11-year-old|® 
builder of space ship models, a) 
dashing bachelor or harassed fa- 
ther, he is bound to succumb to 
the special flattery of knowing you 
cared enotgh to learn exactly what 
= he wants. ° 
According to one retai) store, 
the much joked-about gift necktie 
     
        
     
      . White Arrows are always welcome and these grand Easy- 
-, Care Iron’ Cheaters are doubly so. We have a splendid 
      
      
        
          
       
     
      
       
       
            
  
      
         
     
     
               
    
  
           
    
    
    : is actually a top item on’ the selection in the popular collar styles, just gi his correct 
é average adult male’s wanted list. size. We also have Arrow Sport Shirts in his exact ack 
é : size and sleeve length. They make a great gift, too. 
I To please the clothes-Conscious d Ve fours . : 
male, pick out the items that r ift 2 7 
I prove you know his tastes, hab- spun Saxonys an Free Gif ; 
] “its and needs. ome p ho Vell W orth $55 
t If he has dozens of ties to go They're sO Good Looking—'¥ € : 4 
‘ with the brown suft. and only be vey ou 
or two for his gray, select neck- : ou 
wear to go with the gray suit. | Men, tell the pine xe 
But remember, he is the one to!. e 
wear thé ‘ties, se-even_if-you_think 
his taste is too conservative pass 
up the more flamboyant . num- 
bers. 
| Some of the new panel designs 
or new striped patterns should) ee GCU 
gatisfy you both. Se ee Rmemaee™” oad 
- And make your selection—tux-.; f : 
- urious, a tie he'll love but might LOOK ! ) 
hesitate to buy for himself, like > elo ur 2 
Knit. sport shirts are another | ats 4 | opcoa vy 
popular item. You won't need to) opco ‘Ee : | 
know all the specific measure-| : . | a 5, | 
ments as for business shirts. Sales: | | 5 § ; % $75 y ; 
FS men can help select the right size | E: Values! Wi 
~ if given -approximate height and, — : it 
€ ~ weight. ' ; : \ — se 
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k Outside of the clothing depart- ; wool tweed coats ot a prt i n cnt -meh 
ments, hobbies offer your best bets| We repeat, beautiful Stine Where else can you fine’ THE 
_for successful gift giving, whether | that defies all compe gee these before you pay or 
r he is an ardent fisherman or a such values! Be sure to's Saturday sure! : 
‘ collector of stamps. elsewhere. See them Friday or eae 
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            % A little Christmas gift to co- } f~ M4 ° ge You to Co - A 
] worker, employer of secretary . Man! "Do We Have a Grand Selection of A ome In! See for Yourself How Yo, ¢ 
] often is more of a problem than, All W Wool and O. . I How You Save! 
25 WINTER JACKETS Weekend 3 cmagien personal in its appropriateness to| . Flannel lity, All Wool 
  SHARKSKIN 
SUITS the recipient's needs and tastes. | . ; . 
I However, don't make: it intimate: Look! Smart Pile_Lined With 
, ( or expensive enough to cause em-| PILE COLLAR COATS $3 ] 95 
| Look! Warm Quilted, Lined $ 1 295 
ink secretary might choose « | GORDUROY JACKETS 
point refill |-Warm Quilted Lined, Polish Cotton | 
dainty Guree size selva pen BLOUSE JACKETS . $ ] 395 : 
decorated with-feminine floral or 
       
      
       
       
    
        
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t For the boss who regularly 
{i mislays his pen or runs out of 
ink, a secretary might choose a | 
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jewel-like “designs. “| she likes to travel or is plan-| LOOk' Warm Quilted Lined Wool § 5 5 : 
sings ma vcston n-» >) SUBURBAN GOATS 1995 4 fion as well as space for a com- _ 
plete trip log will make the experi-| Look! Rich Orlon, Pile Lined es 9 
ence even more enjoyable in recol- ‘ § 5 
lection, SURCOATS ; i : 
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f 7 There are. trip, books specially} Look! Orlon Pile Lined planned for domestic or overseas 
trayel. A framed print of her favor-| SUEDE JACKETS a - $2295 — “ite painting or one that reflects 
her hobby is a thoughtful gift. 
Men‘s Warm Reversible . NY : 
Michigan Bell shits CORDUROY JACKETS. $9 G95 * Personnel in Michigan | a 1-3 < ines! pattkotr (upp —abchdgai nei td Many Other Jackets $7.95 to $14.95 ; a at Savings! 
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—~Felephone-—Co, Wednesday —an- 
nounced a series of executive shifts 
involving personnel here and at 8) ete we 
    
      Sagindw and Grand Rapids. Hickok 
John W. Bigford, superintendent =. Bar 
of commercial department activi- a Gift ties in central and northern Michi- / gan, was transferred to New York 
with the American Telephone and 
Telegraph Co.’s marketing depart- 
    HICKOK 
MAN’S TOILET KIT 
in supple cowhide, : Ps 
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Sock cus See! SHIRTS 
     
          
       
   
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INTIAL JEWELRY Tie bars and-cutt tinks custom      
     
         A swell\selection in wash ’n wear plaids, all colors: Sizes, 
small to extra targe: se ee : 
Imported English Morocco. Wallets      
      
          
      
       
                       
    
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    WYLIE sup. HEAVY ORLON CARDIGAN NEW SHAWL COLLAR ON ) Penney’s lacy Feather | One is enough to backbone Ct : BULKY KNIT PULLOVERS FASHION SWEATERS FOR MEN ° | Trique slips are in lightest your wardrobe! Wear it ° 100% Orlon ... Penney styled “Penney’s or! law. ~4 bles . oy : ~e ; : oy. y’s orlon pullovers fea- . a dae tricot, The ' tied - often with many things, for © for casual goat looks ceck . 98 - - turing the new. shawl collar shaped in peovortioned many occasions. Hand wash- 95 sd ae ishabl ire k colar. (roll it up for more warmth). . 5 sires BS to 44. Colors and - able bulky 100% virgin Or- ane too White , wd. black end In a beautiful range of colors — - white, ‘> + proportioned lon®, White, colors. 34 to 42. light blue. " boys’ sizes 10 to 18 —hand washable. ~ 
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na. T ‘re warm, comfortablé, and _ Men love these warm ptle Lined have { apres Lavie ott nts ; house + slippers because they are 
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that’s lush towear...and ¥ SLACKS x _ easy to care for! Classic  j Men's Sizes 30 ot 42 wg Me 
_ Styling, get her one for t Men see these fine worsted flanne! slacks 95 YS 
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Zip-Oft Hood 
4 “ Lined Car Coat 
Only 16%8 
4 . Charge It 
   
         Big Zipper Front 
Corduroy Surcoat 
13°8 
Charge It Only 
reat AAA, n+ dear 
a : ! 1+ ] 
1ea with quilted rayo: 
% 
oper and lower'pc PL REE LO 
  sport ing t selection of — 
shirt assortment 
Regularly 
sells at 2.98 
  Large selection of solids, stripes and 
patterns in an array of colors. Wash- 
able broadcloth, shirts for every man/on 
your Christmas list. “Murry in today dyfing 
this. gigantic sale!. . . Save! 
: Men's Furnishings Dept.. Main Floor 
    
  
       
  smart good looks. 
men’s all-wool 
and wool blend 
~ Sport coats: 
  Just Say “Charge It’ 
’ New handsome patterns include 
checks, plaids and stripes In 
smart shades of gray, blues and 
browns. ‘Trim 3 3-button style with 
Si zes 36-46. 
    
Xp 
3-pc. includes 
coat, trousers, vest Charge It / 
      
       
                
   
     
          
    
    
         
   With a Pilgrim Shirt 
Only 3 ® a 8 
Charge It 
Its air of elegance makes 
2 good impression 
‘Lustrous Pima breadcloth 
mas neat proportion ht TA 14°- |7 
    
Men's Dacron and ‘}-~Cotton Mist-Master 
oly 2250 Charge It 
Campletely machine 
washable all-weather 
coat of water-repellent 
Dacron’ and cotton. Tan 
36-46. *DuPont polyester fibe 
fine for young men, Fashion Tailored | 
corduroy suits 
  Here is a suit any young man will appreciate. 
Tops in Ivy-league styling with reversible paisley print 
Choice of Olive drab 
Brass buttons on coat and vest for 
‘Save at Sears. vest and flap back pockets. 
or charcoal. 
that extra sporty look. Come in today .~ 
Workclothes & Sportswear Dept., Main Floor 
  
- give him that 
  look this Christmas! "gs p 0 rty" 
  
    
men’s Fieldmaster  & 
washable ~ } 
Sport jackets 
Reg. $13.98 
vd Men's sizes from 36 
oe, , ys As new in style as it's comfortab 99 Charge It 
to 46... 
le! Notice that new     Houndstooth Wool Suburban Coat Save!           - 
urban Coat Impress Your Husband 
weight tn Warm    | Large Assortment of . 
Men’s Sport Shirts 
3.98 To 3.44 
5.98 Value Charge B 
Neat proportioned fit 
‘makes this shirt a top buy. 
Hurry in today for 
this savings. 
New Sports Styled 
Thermal -Knit Pullover -—Argyle Socks 
3.98 Charge It 
ermal knit goes outside 
to. give you sports styled 
hgh itweight warmth. 
Turtle neck K style. Cotton: 
Red, black, whit     
   
  ~ “New Ski Sweater 
Patterns for Men 
Only : 5. 98 
‘Charge It 
Boldly colorful jacquard 
ski patterns, soft wool 
styled with crew neck. 
Warm and durable. 
Sizes S, M; L and XL 
Men’ ‘s Colorful 
3 fr 7A Spec. 
Safthigh bulk Orlon.. 
Soft and absorbent. New 
no-bind free action tops. 
Sizes 10 to 13. 
"DuPont acrylic fiber. 
Men's Accessories Dept.. Main Floor 
            
        
               
    
      
    
   
    
         
         
        
    
             
    
        
    
              
scalloped yoke in the back. Plus the knit insert 
Cottar that butt tons twice, the deer raglan sleeves 
that make it easy to don or dof f. Of tightly woven - 
“ar-cottbed cotton broudeleth that is-gaily lined ; 
with : Chromspuh acetate, “.. { 
“Workclothes ‘& Sportsweor Depts Mein- Fleor— 
Just say “Charge It” on SRC .. . use as a 30-DAY. 
CHARGE ACCOUNT or.take months to pay. 22% 
Charge It 
—Worm-ight 75% wool—— 
, 15% nylon, 10% cash- 
mére with érlon’ pile 
-Jjning.- 
Mén's 36 to 46. 
“DuPont ‘acrvlie fiber s ’ Only 
  ony 1998 Charge It 
_ Handsome 10%. cash- 
_ mere, 15% nylon, 75% 
_new wool coat to please - : 
“any man. Charcoal. 
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Handsome set designed for live-wire young engineers! 
The electric steam-type locomotive belches real smoke. 
The complete train whizzes along on_a Westle set that 
make a figure “’8’’ over-and-under track layout. All 
yours at this money-saving special low price! Buy now . 
at this low price! - 
Furnished . 6-Room 
Colonial House 
3.98 15%-in. high 
Charge It. 
Playtime fun for every little 
girl. Sturdy steel mansion 
graciously furnished in break- 
resistant plastic 
  Big Extra Sturdy: 
Steel Truck Outfit 
6.88 Charge It 
Lots of fun with horse trailer, 
farm stake truck, 2 and 4 
wheel trailers. All couple, un- 
couple Priced | now! With Extras 
    
  
  
      
“Save 3.07 
6** 
Charge It 
  
" Big Happi-Time 
Stock Farm Set 
5.49 “Trap Drum Set 
  Complete 2 color front 3 .98 
- Charge It . , Charge It 
A whole stock farm in realistic Bass drum—-two 8-in. sticks 
miniature. Includ rile Ti “T” holds tri- 
animals, fences ‘ and 2 nickel 
Sure to please for hours n 
  Big 36x17-Inch 
Ball Bearing Auto 
  Fun, and 11 93 
just e 
° Charge Th 
Rolls easily on 7/8-in. solid 
rubber tires. Sturdy metal tin- 
ished in red enamel with 
nite Has 8-in wheels 
  Colonial Style 
Rocking Chair 
4.98 Maple finish 
“Charge Tt 
urdy ladder back rocker 
with4tull length back posts for 
extra ‘strength. Strong hard- 
wood MPfe-in seat 
  Smart Junior Mies ‘Miss 
| ee 
Plastic Tray “2.98 eecer ae 
Charge tt 
A delightful ‘compléte kit fitted. 
i ‘with toy. mGke-up and- wenriity 
~ @ocessories. Overall. kit size: 
9gxS x4 \/p- inches. 
  Big Happi-Time 37-Inch Wood Sled 
3.98 _ Charge It 
Hardwood board top with 
speedy steel] runners. Trimmed 
in bright red.. Also in 41- in; 
baits in. ond SSinch. At Sears, just 
  Minioture Army Battleground Set - 
5.98 Charge Ii 
packed indoor Yun. A At Sears 
Actior 
real 
ture. Equipped with over 80 
figures and vehicles 
       281%-In. Bu Big 
With Carriage | 
~ Hg 38-6, 38 por Charre n. 
- Hecrutibally styled: for-dotty- in tic with’ chrome- 
~ -pleted acento pusher” Has . cpiiited - 
mattress, cover and opine nvasion force” in minia-- “Beoutiful 37-Inch Electric Microscope 
     
    Spring Horse Microcroft Outfit 
Easy to ride 17.98 Complete 9.88 
Charge It Charge It 
A hanc dsome saddle pal for + .A big home lab complete in 
toddler ) year olds. Fin- stee! cabinet. Has real “re i 
ished set color with mens, all equipment and 60 to 
lack saddle. bridle 
‘Rot-Tat-Tot Plastic Tripod Machine Gun Scrabble—Worlds of 
Fun With Words 
23-in. long’ 1.88 Complete ~ 2.55 
Charge Tt Charge It 
Realistic sounding: Simply Delightful brain- teasing fun for cock the pull-back bolt ... 
Tripod      
  it rat: tat-tats 
  ae p “ee latest ‘apa whee with flared.legs, bronze-tone Vinyl-piantic, 
upholstered< removable tabletop. Matching pair of dontéur~ 
en posture chairs. So way, to open, close 
  Phone FE 5-4171 
  
  16-In. Melodyland ~ 
  “154 North Saginaw StH     
            
     
         
            
  Skating Can 
. Give Fun” 
Beginners’ Skates for 
and Girls, 10-2 .... 
Girls’ Figure Skates 
11-3, as low as 
Men's Figure Skates 
4-10, as low as 
Men’s Hockey Skates 
J. €. Higgins, 6-12. 
  
  Just Say “Charge It" 
on Sears Revolving Charge Boys’ Hockey Sketes 
Men's Hockey Skates 
    
= Berth wit 
eset oS ms 32 
Brunswick : Mineralite? 
Bowling 
24.95 Charge It 
Its so easy to give, the easy 
zift certificate way. A gift tc 
ielight any bowler. See :: only 
J. C. Higgins Spin 
Casting Reel 
4.98 Charge Ht 
Aluminum- anodized .ir @ine 
and cover with mete! gears 
Has anti-reverse crank 
10 lb. test line With Line . 
  J. C. Higgins 
6 Oz. Boxing Gloves . 
Rey. 49 «= 33. Charge It 
y to,teach self de 
wearing sheep 
are padded, fi! 
over wrists. Wine Sate w 
tense! Long 
skin ov 
shugly 
ooior 
    J. C. Hi iggins 4-Bat 
Table 
Value Priced ennis Set 
5.98 a Charge it 
Rec’ room fun! Has 4 rub- 
ber-taced wood paddies. 66 - 
Ne adjustable net, 4 
1oOn regula 
balls.. At Sears 
| Sat pom poe mony a SEARS 
  J. C. Higgins, 4-12 
  J.C> Higgins 7-Club, Golf Bag and Balls 
38.88 Charge It 
Woods: driver, Irons Nos. ‘2 
5. 7. 9 and putter Shaft and 
head of irons are cl 
plated. At Sears Men's or 
Women's. 
“Complete 89-Piece Spin Casting Outfit 
16.99 Charge It 
Everything you need at one 
low price. Includes reel, rod, 
lures, leader, sinkers, hooks 
tackle box and more All tor only 
  Football Outfit Boys Up to 10 Yrs. 
9.99 Charge it 
jer pads, cott Complete 
  Table Tennis Table 
on Wood Legs. | 
$29 Charge 1k $x9-ft. 
Family fun’ gift.. Standard 
table-iop greén with white 
stripés, on square wood feld 
ing legs Den bles-as 2 tables Ice Skates for 
. Christmas ! 
J. C. Higgins, 11-3... eae 
    
     
       Be ‘Family 
oe J. C. | Higgins - 
J.C. Higgins Solid Hickory Skis: 
Only 14.98 
x Charge It 
Sleek and smart-lookin 
ient, easy handling. Water-re- 
sistant ma any-stained , fin- 
6. fee Delt lengths: with ~ 
1S 
bir dean 
Boys 
      | 298 Laminated Herdwood 
Water Skis 
oo 738 LC. Higgins 17.98 
Best for all ‘round use. 5-ft 
long, 7-in. wide—for inboard or 
He et ee 9 outboard use. Red or yellow 
© marine enameled finish 
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J. C. Higgins 
Rubber Basketball 
2.22 
  ” Badminton Set With Four Rackets Resil-* 
* 
Reg. 2.98 Complete 9.77 
Charge It Charge It _ 
Official size and weight, Designed for family fun. Has 4 
molded rubber bal]. Tan color ‘nylon strung rackets, 2 double 
waterproo] Needle is in racket pressers, net, ropes, shut 
: aded At Sears tlecocks and more 
  Gift Bumper Pool Table Bd Regularly at 69.95 
Fun fo family 
family Ma he of er lgeal te 
yable $$ DOWN 
fcoupen oN JUBILEE 
“Save Lo! Smart Tar verlite 
Train Case for Women 
@ Regular 10.98, Now Only: 
®@ Smooth Vinyl Cover 
Chics | a 
Smartly styled traveling companion for ‘fashion- 
wise women. Has plastic lining, lid~mirror,. 
cosmetic tray.3- ply all-wood. box, brass= plated © Bs 
hardware. 14x8 34x8-in. - Choice of <ottroctive. 
colors. Buy now! ! 
Sporting Goods Dept. ferry St. Basement oa 
  
  
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sale! wools, tweeds, 7 rey, 
camel blend coats | 
  These warm.winter coats are 
plenty of cozy mileage per dol- 
stroke the soft snuggly Orlon* 
‘pile inside another. You know 
they can take dropping tempera- 
tures in their fashionable stride. 
a. All wool checkered tweed with 
pleated, belted back. Brown or black with 
white. Sizes 8 to 18, 
Ay NOVENY collared style of reprocessed 
wool and camel's hair blended with 
nyton. Zip-in lining of Orlon pile, Black, 
teal, or taupe. Sizes 10 to 20. 
N 4c yy eceen yey eos Dokl ‘ca ¢. Clutch style- of wool zibeline with 
hfs warm Orion pile lining. Jewelled, cape 
collar. Black. Sizes 8 to 18, 
*Du Ponts acrylic fiber Se > 
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   ‘Sale! Regular 1.59 
Charmode Bras 
Only $] 
CHARGE IT 
styled ior youthful uplift 
28-36. A, B C cups. . 32-42 
ite cotton broadcloth 
and lace. Hurry in today!      
Lovely Charmode in 
Color. and Lace 
CHARGE IT 
"On e of our toveliest:. 
-young-ligure-action_gitdles _ 
: in’ beige, -red, black or white 
aon lari power. net. §,M;L 
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_Corsetry Dept., Secend Fioos i Bele 
beautifully made to give you 
lar. Feel the thick tweed of one, © 
_ necks, cuffed necks and collared 
        
     
   
             
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~ wool 
dresses 
make a 
wardrobe?      
            
    If you'd like a wardrobe fit for a 
queen but your budget is somewhat 
less than king-sized, don’t despair. 
Come to Sears. We've gathered 
together the greatest collection of 
new wool dresses, a collection so 
varied and full of fashion that you 
won't know where to foek first. We 
have basics, casuals, career styles. 
We have very dressy party . 
styles. We have high necks, low 
necks . . . full skirts, molded 
sheaths. And they‘re alt fashioned in, 
the finest of wools .. . . 
wool flannels and jerseys and those 
heavenly Orlon and wool blends. 
    Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Dept. 
Sears Second Floor . 
Just say ‘Charge It’ on SRC... 
Use as a’ 30-DAY CHARGE ACCOUNT 
or Take Many Months to Pay 
Royal Charmode 
luxury lingerie - h 
Designed espec sially ’ for beauty-loving women . . . wonderful ROYAL PURPLE         
         
            
     luxury lingerie in white,and romantic colors . . the lingerie of a story-book 
princess. And whether you buy them for yourself or for extra-special gifts, 
you'll find the price tags magically within your budget. Choice of nylon tricot, 
cotton and Dacron blends, pixie crepe with shadow panels. 
) or double skirts. Hurry in today . : . Save. 
~ priced from Vit up to 598 
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tax collections in November! 
showed a solid rise over the same | 
month last year. 
. ‘The monthly tax collections are. 
considered a reliable barometer of: 
general business conditions, 
The State Revense Department — 
reported Novermber*sales and use 
use-tax collections én October | business at $33,681,082. This | 
eompared with $35,999,553 for | 
same month a year ago. 
Clarence W. Lock, deputy rev-) 
enue commissioner, seid about four | 
‘million dollars of the increase. 
came from the one-cent use tax 
hike declared illegal by the state’ 
supreme court. This still left about j 
a $3,600,000 increase over last year.’ 
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ness over last year,” Lock said: 
“Auto collections were only slight: 
ly improved over last year ard 
were down sharply from the previ- 
ous month becduse of the ‘steel 
strike." 
Sales and use tax collections - 
on new and used car totaled 
"$3,300,000 compared to $6,099,305 | the previous month. . 
| “That's the only cloud on the! 
horizon,” Lock said. “We expect: 
tax cottections on car business toi 
be even worse néxt month, But. 
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state, general business and retail 
sales. are holding * up.. ‘pretty f 
good.”’ : ‘ wis, at | 
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Sales and use tax collections! 
since July 1. total $159,001, 917} 
against $127,256,373 for a cur-| 
responding period last -year. . | 
About 13 tnillion dollars of this |} increase came from the temporary 
one cent. use tax boost of which 
two tg three millions probably will 
be: refunded, Lock said. But he 
noted collections independent of: 
the wse-tax hike. still rose about 
19 ‘millions in the five-month | 
period, 4 
Business activities: tax “collec. 
tions during the month totaled: 
$8,774,725 against $6,180,195 a year 
ago. The cigarette tax take was 
$3,993,491 compared to $3,968,850. 
Lady Astor, 80, 
Insults Friend; 
(No Joke, Either) 
LONDON (AP). — Lady Nancy 
Astor, the fiery viscouritess from 
Virginia, gave a classic demon- 
stration Tuesday night of how not; 
to open an art show, 
The man who is writing her 
biography, 70-year-old Maurice! 
Collis, happens also to be a part-. 
time painter. 
* * * 
He invited the inimitable Lady 
Astor to open his exhibition—44 
pictures ‘priced between $40 and 
$200   
  
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Nancy, 81 next birthday, took a, 
quick loole at the nanrepreecatay 
tional paintings. 
Then_she-—jumped_nimbly onto! 
a window sill and- exclaimed: 
“Mr. Collis, I am appalled and. 
staggered by your paintings. They! 
make me feel_10. years older than: 
I jook.- And no woman likes that.” 
Collis and his distinguished: 
guests fidgeted uncomfortably. 
* * * 
“If I said ‘what I really thought 
afout these... paintings, you'd run]> 
me out. of the gallery.” she said. 
tk oe * 
‘ft hoped I would: get used to’ 
the modern school, but you have! 
-p¥t me back 10 years. Now I know! 
why there are so many mixed-up. 
kis. From now on I am Boe 
ta be more lenient about them.”   
  
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The FTC investigation was re FLYIN’ HIGH — Whisky, a circus poodle is only practicing sae upon by . Republicans in'keé psychiatrist claimed Wednes-|fJ latest Lane .styles. 
vealed as another _ government, nis rope-skipping act here but he looks like he could join the high {CoM8fess to combat Democratic/day. oe agency. the Federal Communica-; ire et without much trouble. The dog belongs to the Bertram eotorts to blame, the administra-|~Not only are ‘the men “in¥Ore —o tions Cornmission, was prepar ing| n _ trou’ _ a " - jon for space failures and the lag| masculine but the women here are ee 
to open a hearing Monday into) Mills ree ee = tec quarters i Ae Rreiar-omt The behind the Soviet Union in mili-|more feminine than their easterniig Use the Ward-Way radio and TV program practices. | circus is rehearsing for its Christmas .season a ndon's Olympia jtary missiles. ue sisters. Credit Plan. $1.00 
-~ * * | Stadiun. _ Republicans will be on the de-| Dr. Blaine E.. McLaughlin of|M reserves your Lane 
The hearing is aimed at finding} . fensive. in the\ space and missile| Philadelphia gave Dallas a quick Ceder Chest! 
whether the FCC has authority to) Tooking. fc But ‘they are happily! psychoanalysis and pronounced it regulate program content, or. . . looking forward to the chance to! more optimistic, healthy and sane na whether new legislation is needed. | Fuel-Seek n Eskimos ‘boom the’ drums for the balanced|than cities in the“East. He is at- 48 So South th Saginaw w inaw St. The inquiry stems from House 1 g ‘budget they contend is necessary|tending a convention of the Ameri-| 
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RESS. _SHUNSDaY. DECEMRER 3, 109 :     THE PON PLAC P 
  
      
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it is making an intensive investi- 
gation of alleged payolfs.by re- 
cording companies to disc WASHINGTON (AP)—It will be; | 
| budget-balancing “vs.the missile; 
gap in the center ring when the 
presidential election year Con- 
gress meets next month. 
President Eisenhower signaled 
his awareness of the forthcoming 
conflict betwéen Republicans .and 
Democrats with news conference s 
comments Wednesday outlining 
the administration’s position’ &n Micon at — Franklin B. 
both rE ae former Navy counsel. bag, bess 
: i appointed by President n- Eisenhower told the reporters howell do Gavitvies the country’s 
that everybody who is a taxpayer multibillion-dollar defense. pro- 
ought to. be thinking about what gram, His title will be assistant | 
would happen if the government defense secretary 
doesn't’ curb inflation by balancing! “°*"°° S°Snetaty- its budget. : 
The President also cautioned Dallas on Couch: 
against giving way to any “‘tre- . . 
_|mendous hysterical urge” to aban- Big Di tference 
don manned bombers and imme-| py 
diately” put all the country’s de-| Between Sexes 
‘fense eggs in the missile basket.|  ~ 
unfair trade practices they did not | This advocacy of balanced forces!) DALLAS, Tex., (AP)—Men in} 
mame any companies. ' jin a period of defense weapon'Texas are more masculine than! 
~ * * wey AP Wirephote (transition seemed certain to be their brothers back East, a Yan-      
        
    
  FTC Chairman Earl W. Kintner 
said investigators are checking on 
possible violations of the law by 
record firms in payments made 
to television ‘and radio disc jock-) . 
eys. Several sections of the coun- 
try’ are being checked, he said, 
naming New York, Philadelphia, 
Cleveland and Chicago as among 
them. 
‘BRIBERY IS VIOLATION” 
Kintner said “‘commercia] brib- 
ery” has been recognized as a 
violation of the FTC Act in sev-| 
eral court cases. 
FTC sources said: privately that| 
action was—tikely against several} 
record firms ynder~-a_ section of! 
the act which Raps deceptive and| 
          
        
        
    
          
    
    
        
    
          
        
    
           
   
        
     
        
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TB au show Plead for NaturalGas | ~=m : 
    Clearing House BARROW, Alaska ‘AP)—Let us of the joint chiefs of staff 
use some of this Arctic land's’ “If you, as President of. the 
Wants Names plentiful natural gas, Eskimos United States, can help my people 
ask : who are poor and in desperate 
for Yule Baskets Government offices, agencies need of inexpensive fuel, we will 
and homes in this most northern. be forever, grateful,’’ Hopson 
The Pontiac Area Christmas| United States town, on the Arctic, wfote. 
Clearing House, a United Fund/Ocean, burn it for heat and light ~« * * 
project, is now taking applications; state Sen. Eben Hopson wrote, His letter was mailed Nov 33.| arin, Ae, caema| Gate snes oro te A , o PAY 
Dec. 18. No names will be accepted | But his repeated appeals, and val petroleum reserve in this area | DELUXE | for Christmas baskets President Eisenhower. He has had no reply. 
after that date. |those of other Alaskans, to gov-' years ago. | 
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Christmas assistance, may apply He is an Eskimo and father 
in person any weekday at the~| jeuant children ‘Wiggle Out:of This One 
basement office of the clearing Going right by my own home 
house at the Pontiac Salvation is a large gas pipe which supplies SAN ANTONIO Hex. (UPD — . 
Army Citadel, 29 W. Lawrence gas to near by federal offices,"’ the puxom. baby-faced stripper ‘Candy ‘ 
st. Democratic les gistator wrote Barr may be behind bars today 
The office is open from 9 a‘m.to ‘‘However, myé family and all for the first time in. her long battte , 
noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Clearing tke other natives in Barrow are to wiggle out of a 15-year prison 
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Se a cine rea wt fo OF any other pipelines yee eee et CUE STICKS AND ALL a \ featuring Area civic, fraternal and service) Coal costs $42 a ton here. The Fred Semaan, her attorney. said 
groups pranning Christmas aid pro-.population of about 1,300 is 5-1-he would turm-her over to Sheriff; ACCESSORIES Inc! luded ft Z COMPLETE SET | 
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- Ste of Soviet jamming of British | 
broadcasts. 
- Now..22 to negotiate the pact. It is 
“mates that approximately 500,   
  
  
_ Musicians, Scientists 
LONDON h—Britain and Russia 
Tuesday signed a' new educational, 
scientific and cultural ey 
fists, students, 
ists, Baseman research 
wee musicians and artists will 
“The. agreenient sidesteps the is-| =< 
    _ “Both par agree to under- 
take studies in the immediate 
tutere with a view to normaliz- 
ing relations in the field of | 
bs ae Aus the agreement 
Georgi Zhukov, president of the) 
Russian state committee for cul- 
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   LIVINGSTON MERCHANT * President Eisenhower, “Merchant 
+treaty differences 
  with the state p= Fal was) | 
_ named by Pbesident Eisenhower) i'Tuesday as undersecretary of 
| state for political affairs, He takes 
over the post vacated by ace trou-| 
bleshooter nai Meany, 
ie 
suaceistas say t tai. one of the} : 
faced Mer-| 
charit’s greatest attributes is his} fall, slender andi 
ability to quickly “summarize 3] 
“¢eomplicated problem in a simple} 
and lucid manner, 
He stands high in the esteem of 
recently traveled to the Canal Zone 
for on-the-spot negotiations aimed 
at settling  U. S.-Pénamaniay) 7   
  similar to. cultural pacts Moscow 
‘recently signed with the United, 
States and the United Arab Re- 
public 
Britain's famed Old Vic Shakes-' 
Ppearean theater troupe and the, 
Royal Philharmonic’ Orchestra, 
with its Conductor Sir Thomas 
. Beecham, will go to the Soviet Services, Inc. and Farm 
Union. 
The Leningrad Symphony will genera] manager of. the coopera- 
visit Britain next year for the tive. 
Edinburgh Festival. The ballet 
company of the Leningrad Korov /at the 11th annual meeting of the). 
Theater and a Ukrainian Folk {cooperative at . Michigan State 
Song Ensemble also will visit (University. 
  Britain, 
during 1960 three specialists from| 
each country will be exchanged to! 
acquaifitithemselves with ‘ “modern | 
practice in chest sur ger ry. 
a —_ 
Bois Blanc’ Island Best 
for Deer, Kill Reveals 
Mackinac’ in Lake Huron, lays 
claim to being Michigan’s most 
fertile deer taunting spot. 
The 640 hunters who tramped the | 
island between Nov. 15 and Nov. 
30 killed 331 deer, a ratio of a, 
little better than one kill for each | 
two hunters. =     ‘Lansing, was appointed Huntley’ s 
The two countries agreed that successor. 
| supplies totaled $28,400,000 fomghe 
named president of the organiza. 
” CHEBOYGAN & — Bois Blanc tion; Elton Smith, Caledonia, was’ 
“Island, lying off the Straits~ of /Teelected vice president: lee was reelected secretary and to become assistant secretary for; 
L. S. Monroe, East Lansing, was — 
reelected treasurer. 
* farl E Huntley Ends 
Farm Group Work — 
EAST LANSING (UPI) — Ear! 
'E. Huntley, Potterville, Tuesday 
S ended 30 years with .Farm Bureau 
‘armers Petro- 
leum Cogperative as he retired as 
Huntley announced ‘the decision 
Jack C. McKendry, * * * 
At Dulles’ request, Merchant ac- 
‘companied, the late secretary on 
many globetrotting diplomatic 
missions. Side-by-side with Dulles, 
|he played a major role in prepar- 
ing the United States’. position at FAMILY DOCTOR—Dr. Chee- 
ley M. Martin, 70, of Elgin, 
around his neck which was pre- 
sented to him by the American 
Medical Assn. after he “was 
named “Family Doctor. of the 
Year’ by the association, meet-/ 
ing in Dallas, Tex. Dr. Martin 
has practiced’ medicine in the 
small town of Elgin many years 
‘and hag attended at the birth 
of 2,300 babies. ° AP Wirephete’ | 
  In an American D govnaks book | 
they iw a photo of @ “modern 
  
  the big four summit meeting at 
Geneva in July 1955, 
He is an expert on European and 
Far Eastern affairs and has been a 
top-drawer foreign policy adviser 
in both the Harry Truman and Er 
senhower administrations, 
a 2 
A native New Yorker, Merchant   mat's debonair bearing. He talks 
in a gravelly, but kind voice, some- 
  
Maynard E. Brownlee, Lansing, 
eneral manager of the Farm 
Bureau Services, Inc., said farm 
| past year, a record year and 13 
| per tent. higher-than last year, heavily. | 
He is an untiring worker who 
puts in long hours and has what! 
his colleagues- describe as an “al. 
most superhuman nervous _..and_ 
mental stamina.’ He often works’ 
18 to 20 hours a day on a pressing 
    Marten” Garn, Charlotte, yas re- 
Brown | 
* * | 
Directors elected were Garn; | 
Peter H. De. Weerd, Hudsonville; | 
\Walter Harger, Stanwood; Clayton! secretary for political affairs. 
Healy, East Jordan: Ward Hodge, | 
‘Snover; Robert E. Smith, Fowler-| 
Over the state as a whole, the | vite: Smith; Blaque Knirk, Quincy Michigan Conservation Dept. esti-: 
hunters got fewer than 125,000, 
deer. 
no-gun season Oct. 1 to Nov. 5. it 
& -and Kenneth O. Johnson, Freeland. | 
  
Den Osborne, 1959 manager of 
Bois Blanc yielded 47 deer to ‘the Wilson team in the Carolina iron and 10 per cent of the rile- 
176 bow and arrow hunters in the. ‘League, pitched for 14 seasons in flavin recommended’ for the daily 
he Pacific Coast League. 
- own natio 
ho early : ip payments idiplomatic problem, a 
x «© * 
Merchant joined the State De, 
partment in 1942, He rose rapidly) 
affairs, where he han-| 
many NATO affairs, and in’ 
on was appointed U. S, Ambas-' 
sador tg. Canada. 
His:last post was a deputy under-' 
Merchant and his wife Elizabeth, | 
have a son and two daughters. 
     
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Michigon Retail. yavel 
Upset. by Ruling on 
“Sales Levy Brackets 
¥ LANSING (UPD—The Michigan 
|- Retailers Assn. Wednesday brand- * led a recent décision by Atty. Gen | 
Paul L, Adams as ‘‘politically -in- 
spired.”’ * x * 
|. Otis. F. Cook, ‘executive vice! . 
, president of the association, said 
| Adams was wrong in reeently giv- 
ing an opinion that the group's 
~ recommended. sales tax schedule | 
‘was illegal. 
Adams said breaking points in 
{the sales tax schedule should 
fome on 17, 49 and 83-cent levels, 
~ fo\ lisit ONT. cli ecinecee tac gan fetailers use the breaking 
. “| points of 17, 38 and 68 cents.c ~- 
Meeting js.9 san10N UNCOLLECTED 
Chapters, He said retailers already pay 
lout of their own pockets because    
    
       
    WILLIAM H. FRIBLEY 
- Leader of DAV 
  Plan Open: 
With Local 
on Saturday 
Pontiac Disabled Americaii~Vet- | 
erans chapters. will play host this 
mander .William H, .Fribley, 
Fribley will be guest of honor; 
an open meeting hosted by 
16 and101 to be held at, 
570) at 
Chapt 
the Bemis-Olsen Amvets Hall, 
Oakland Ave, © 
John Hirlinger, manager of the | 
Pontiae Area Chamber of Com- 
merece, will. officially welcome | i 
Fribley to Pontiac ‘in the opening | 1 
address at 7:30 p.m. | Saturday: to’ DAV. National Com 
| tax (income tax) upon the citizens ‘they cannot collect from the con- 
sumer. 
Cook accused Adams and the 
revenue _department .of “‘at- 
tempting to write tax brackets | 
| into a law where no sich brack- | 
ets-exist.”” - the Year” trophy for Pine Row + 
WIN  paRy-orRoPEY ~           right, accepts The Pontiac Press ‘“‘Dairyman of yo 
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Adolph Engler, 
Farm, which he % 
= an o ofthe 
   
            
        
      
     
            
            
        
Pentiao Press Phote 
manages, while farm owner Greene Fenley Jr. 
looks on. Making the presentation is Dick Han- 
son, suburban editor of The Pontiac Press. 
  
‘“Tepamany public officials,” said) - 
'Cook,- . are seemingly willing : : : 
senor segues, lal Royal Oak 
Again Asks 
Tax-Boost (of Michigan.” 
* * -* 
He said Adams’ ruling was an 
‘attempt. to. increase pressure | for’ 
Disabled vets throughout the the income tax. , 
Pontiac area and widows or de-| + ; 
pendents of deceased servicemen | ROYAL OAK — For the third B time this year rgsidents wit be; 
* & ‘tes enson fo n ergo asked to, approve an increase in 
is millage for the support of their Fribley, of Crestline, Kan 
speaker pro tem of the Kansas 
State Legislture. He has been a 
member of that legislative body 
for 11 years. are invited. | 
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'   blie schools and $2 million f 
Operation Friday Sitesi coetrecton men t 
WASHINGTON (PSecretary | 
of Agricultyre Ezra Taft Benson * 
The proposed increase 
‘mills for five years. is 2.25 Goodfelows in “four Oakland 
County communities will be out in 
force to sell their annual, special 
editions of The Pontiac Press ‘vith- 
‘in the next ‘two days. 
Money collected in       the paper 
-jsales will go toward helping needy He is currently on a tour of nine | 
Michigan cities. Fribley will dis- 
@uss Current disabled veterans’ will undergoe an operation for 
removal of his gall bladder at 
Walter Reed Army Hospital . te- About $1,500,000 of the $2 million families at Christmastime, to pro- 
for school building would go for vide toys for underprivileged chil- 
construction of a junior high / Gren, and for Christmas parties in County Goodfellow Sales. 
Planned Friday, Saturday to sell The ‘Press tothorrow eve- 
ning and Saturday. are South boule.’ 
vard at Adams road, Crooks 
Auburn roads, Adaris-and Auburr 
rae and Rochester and Auburn The winning record was made 
rons. on aherd of 48 registered Hol- 
The money they receive from the) stein cows. They set an average | 
annual sale is also used for Christ- 
mas baskets, plus toys for under-| 
and a Christ-, privileged children 
  fforts of Three Men Bring 
Farm Arinual Press Award This year’s Oakland County “Dairyman of the Year” 
- award was won through the efforts of three men. 
“The trophy was presented last night to Pine Row 
_ Farm at 611 Snell Rd., north of Rochester, owned by 
Greene Fenley Jr. and managed by Adolph W. Engler, 
with Harold Hill as herdsman. . 
- The coveted trophy is awarded annually by The Pon- 
tiac Press when dairymen from throughout the county 
get together at their banquet. Last night's event was; 
. at the Commerce . Masonicl— aeererans eae a 
| Teniple. 
Pine Row Farm was: 
ji fon Farm was Te Arraign Four provement Assn. managers | 
as having the best coin Break-Ins 
“herd in Oakland County 
| for the past year. ¢ 
r presented to Alleged Members of, 
            
.. The award was 
Englee and Fenley by Dick Han-| County Burglary Ring; 
son, Pontiac-Press suburban editor.” 
hook of 12 Others Implicated — 
" Factors considered in chosing 4 
ind | through winher are: 
High preduction of milk and 
butterfat_ as shown by records; 
| improvement, during the year in 
| preductioh, housing, 
'and feeding; a satisfactory 
' breeding program that will con- 
| stantly improve the herd; and = = They are William H. Dicksan, 
| approved practices of manage- (18, of 2121 Durham St., Utica; 
' ment and feeding. |Paul. D. Mclntyre,- 20, of 3170 
Judges Gerald Brooks, Mr and | Gerald St... Rochester; Raleigh 
Airs Charles Rogers and Paul M,) 
mon agreed that Pine Rovw| 
Farm has been carrying out 
of years. 
(CITE, CONTRIBUTION 
Both the farm owner and man- 
lager have made a great contribu-| 
tion-+to dairying in Oakland County’ 
1} methods, they said. breeding | 
a 
sound dairy program for a number) 
use of approved operating | in Rochester. . Four alleged members. of a 16- 
member burglary ring are in Oak-, 
land County Jail awaiting arraign-) 
/ment Monday on breaking and en- 
‘tering charges before Cire uit Judge: 
Russel Hotter H. 
* * * 
Wilson, 18, ‘of 2382 Longview St., 
jand Jason M. Edgerton, 21, of 
12344 Longview St., both of Avon 
Township. 
* * * 
Dickson, 
\iff's deputies lest Friday led to 
ithe arrest of others, is awaiting 
|trial here in Cireuit Court for the 
| October burglary of a—bus_ garage 
The four appeared before Avon 
| Township dustice Luther C, | 
Green yesterday and waived ex- 
amination, whose arrest by sher-   
Overcome 
3in Shelby SHELBY. ‘TOWNSHIP — Three 
workmen, one from. Shelby ‘Town 
ship and two from Detroit, were 
overcome ‘by carbon ‘honest 
fumes while working 25 feet under- 
ground at the Curtiss-Wright plant 
here last night. 
* * * 
Stricken weré Peter Weber, 19, 
‘of 53224 Garland Dr., Shelby Town- 
ship, and John Krenc ewiez, 44, and 
Bill arcihieas 4, both of Detroit. 
were installing a test 
, cell an a pit using a. gas-driven 
| welding machine. 
_ Acting Shelby According to 
Township Fire 
| Chief Marvin E. Meitz, the can- 
| Vas they had put up around them 
bad cut off their fresh air in- 
take. i 
The three were ‘removed from, , 
‘the pit and taken to the plant: pro-' 
tection gate on 23-Mile road where 
firemen gave oxygen to the two 
Detroit mert. 
~*~ * & ! 
Weber: was able to sit up and 
ride to St. Joseph Hospital, Mount 
'Clemens, in a police car. The oth- 
er two were taken by ambulance. 
Weber and Strange were treated 
in satisfactory condition but. will 
remain in the hospital for obser. 
‘vation, doctors said., 
Broomfield Hits 
Farm Subsidies Waste in Government 
Topic of Congressman 
Before Rotary Club   and released. Krencewicz is listed' -           
  
problems, with special reference to ‘school; the balance of the money morrow, the area schools. All were returned to | fast year of 12,850 pounds of milk | 
| and “464 pounds of buttertat per | 
cow. Giving federal subsidies to large 7 the county jail, unable to post | jlaxming” interests and depriving | $2,500 bonds, ” |the small farmer .is “probably the 
When Dickson was arrested Fri-|best example of waste” in Wash- the 1959 Veterans’ Pension Law 
All. Pontiac ‘DAV officials are 
expected to be in attendance, as 
‘well as many state and national 
' officers. — 
Ohioan Will H ead 
Sherman Firm.   
  in Royal Oak i 
Ohié industrialist -Ralph M. 
LaPorte. has been elected” presi- | 
dent of Sherman Products, In¢., of 
‘Royal Oak. He succeeds William: 
A. Romain who resigned recently. 
* * * 
The firm's board of directors! 
also named Vincent: J:-(Crampton | 
executive vice, president. 
LaPorte, 52, -ts president ot 
LaPorfe Industries, Inc.. and 
LaPorte Furniture Co, at 
Uhrichsville, Ohio, ' 
Romain,” 40, left the Royal Oak:   goodwill trip to Europe. 
, acting secretary in Benson's ab- would be used to relieve over- 
‘crowding i in the elementary schools 
land for fire prevention and sani- 
itary improvements, 
* * +* 
The building program is being 
and | proposed as a bond issue requir- 
‘ing an increase of .75 mills for} 
* * * ‘one year, 
Benson is expected to.be in | Both of these proposals failed in 
the hospital 10 days {to two ja special March election and in 
weeks, June at the regular school board 
Underseeretary of Agriculture ‘election. 
Trude D.. Morse will serve as Students in the existing junior 
Ihigh schools are attending half-day 
‘sessions for lack of space. x * * 
The hospital announced the 
secretary entered the hospital 
yesterday following a peried of | 
intermittent acute attacks of gall | 
bladder colic. The attacks start- 
ed after his: recent trade and | 
sence, 
Hospital Boosters” 
Idea Born in Pain \ Bloomfield Township woman, such an ugly color green, I saw   
tractor-mounted industrial equip-| 
ment ‘firm to become vice presi- t of Industrial Enterprises, I ja home actjdent and was taken! 
Cuioage. oe ne ito St. Joseph\Mercy Hospital onty | 
ito wait more ‘than two hours for 
a itreatment. 
Seventh Child Born 
to Charlie Chaplin / Mrs. Helen Petrakis, 141 a “Mrs. Petrakis was discomforted, 
|Williamsbury Rd., was <duly reg- but not angry. She is not suing 
LAUSANNE, Switzerland @ — 
Charles Chaplin's wife Oona gave weeks ago. ‘istered when slife arrived at the the hospital. , 
‘hospital's emergency \ reom three) She is, in fact, a Gray Lady, 
birth today to her seventh child— Tt was busy that night) She was 
an 8 pound, 1 ounce girl. She. is| told to sit down tind wait her suffered a\ painful foot injury in| . woman worried about her 
aby. There was a man 1 
arm appeared to be broken. { 
wished there was a place to put | my coat. ”   
land from this recent unpleasant 
‘experience intends. to help the hos- 
face a similar ‘situation. ‘to be named Annette-Emilie. turn. 
* * * * * * 
Oona, Siyear-old daughter of) “In a sraiaht back chair, The housewife volunteer’ called the late American — pl _— & eae and waited.”” many friends'and spoke to hospital 
Eugetie O'Neill, was ns -e e ye Fie bench we how officials soon after her. distast- 
- ing well. Chaplin a at ; ‘\ful experience in the emergency 
clinic five minutes before the The her and she el “She had an idea. ‘ was dharesabe during those long 
waiting minutés atthe sight of 
others worried and. in: pain. baby was born Beaming happily, 
he saw newsmen: soon afterward 
and announced the baby’s name. From administration fo doe- 
tors to civic leaders to volum- 
teers, .Mrs,. Petrakis’ plan. blos- 
      “The - 70-year-dld comedian and| “t had time to think,” she re- 
Oona now have: five girls and two| calls. “I wondered why the place | . st ~ ay Mercy’ War 
boys. was so drab, why the walls ee | pital ters’ Club, 
a! It is dedicated to helping indiv id. 
‘wals or groups for the betterment 
| Her Birthday Present? [Eas mete, sams 
A a Gift-Wrapped /says Mrs. Petrakis) Phey do it for 
| the | ‘a purpose and for ¢ fun. of it. 
“We hope to be a nent or- 
a ; 
When Baer was a youngster 
on @ farm near Saxon, W. Va., he   
      ganization, "\ gays Mrs\ Petrakis. 
“The need for help at’ St Joseph's 
is tremendous. It serves so many 
pos and its funds are very lim- 
er is quite ot. Al, 
lot or asa be done.” ~ 
atest protect othe toa 
to_redecorate and re- 
| faite arromnaings ote 
| ey See. ' CENTRO, men has) 
  sotd Sattifday afternoon in 
Highland Township at four dif- 
ferent locations. ~~ 
They sare: M39 and Duck. Lake 
‘road in Bast Highland; M39 and   Milford road! at the stoplight -in, 
the village of Highland, at 
M58-Green Ridge road intersection, 
in West Highland and at Clyde 
Sales chairman in Highland 
Township is George Volkert. 
The Goodfellow edition of The) 
Pontiac Press will be sold in Ad- 
dison Tewnship Friday evening anc’ 
Saturday, according to Elmer: 
|Powell, paper sale chairman. 
The Goodlellaws -wil! be sta- 
; tioned at the main infersections 
in Leonard: and LakevilJe and 
at Campbell's Corners, : 
Money raised by the sale is used 
for the annual Christmas .party for 
Addison Township youngsters and the | 
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‘before are .jmas party for Avondale youngsters | 
“The. special editions will be |!2ter, this month William Richards is sale chair-' 
man in the Avondale area. 
Students Flock 
Intern Program   
Pontiac General 
Than Spots Available 
More medical students than eve: 
Pontiac General-- Hospital's 
tern training program. Gets 
11 Times More Inquiries 
-expressing interest in 
in- Altogether 
registered Holsteins on the 
‘farm. Of these, 60 head are’ milk-' 
OTs, 
160 acres. 
* * 
Serving as toastmaster there are 112 head of day 
287- ~acre 
The farm rents an additionai 
of the he admitted being responsi- 
ble for 18 break-ins during the 
past two years, officers said. Most 
of them took place in the eastern 
half of the county, 
*® * t 
Dickson implicated 15 other! ington, declared Congressman Wil- 
liam §. Broomfield (R-Oakland 
County) yesterday. 
* *+« * * 
He said the farm subsidy pro- 
gram, which has now mounfed to 
$10 billion in agricultural products, 
        evening. last year’s winner of the’ _members of the) alleged ring. Nine| Dairyman of the Year trophy.jare juveniles and al] have ad- Frank Ruggles, introduced guest mitted knowledge of ‘the burgla- speaker Dr. G. Majcolm Trout Of mes officials said. Michigan State University Dairy) aq ¢j fy h adult,. Gregory _L,. 
Department. ‘Holder, 21, of 2466 Barclay St., Dr. Trout spoke on experiences Utica, a probation violator, may 
toul 
He told of the difficulty tn try- 
ing to see a Soviet milk process- 
ing plant in operation. 
_ Communist officials refused hin 
permission to make the plant tour, 
More than 225 inquiries — almost. so he-cwent to such a piant im 
a times the number of intern-, 
ships available — have " en re- 
ceived so far, said Pr 
Marra, medical director. ;Moscow without their permission. } 
He talked his way in at the gate 
John D. and made a complete tour of what | 
he described as the most modert)) during his recent visit to Russia: 
and showed films taken during the! be turned over to Macomb County;' 
authorities, said Sheriff's Detec~ 
itive Alphonse Anderson, Mean.-| 
while, he's being held here. 
  icosts taxpayers $315 million a day. 
Speaking at the noon. luncheon 
of the Bloomfield Hills Rotary 
Club, Broomfield attacked the farm 
subsidy program and unappropri- 
ated public Works program which, 
he said, were attached to a bill 
‘solely to assure that certain con- 
gressnten and senators would be 
re-elected."   | BFoomfield, a Republican, crit- 
icized the expenditure of $35 mil- 
to provide offices for members 
Attacker Foiled |r tr fr meer 
by Adams Kin _ ptrchane.it-wasfound- thatthe 
| floors were too weak.* 
~~ hum * 
When they were building. the 
ltunnel to connect the new Senate 
pital so that others won't“Have to’, Christmas baskets for needy: fam- 
dies. 
TROY SALE 
The Goodfellows in Troy will i be! 
selling The Press at all main street ! The interest reflects increased 
respect for the hospital’s edu- 
cational’ program, he “believes.   The American Medical Assn. has’ 
intersections in the city tomorrow ; approved | 19 internships for the ‘hospital next year, a figure which 
aft mand evening. Proceeds | ltakes into account the 380. beds, will be-use@ to fill.Christmas bas-| the hospital should have-in opera- | 
‘tion when the expansion program | 
‘is completed. kets for families in dire straits dur-! 
ing the Christmas season. 
Robert White has charge of the ~ Inquiries about the available| 
{Troy Goodfellow paper ‘sale, ' posts — and a few early appliea- 
“The four crossings where ” Avon: | ‘tions — have. been réceived from. 
dale Goodfellows wilt be stationed | fundergraduate medical students in| 
ischools all over the country and) 
‘Canada and Puerto Rico as well 
Plan Introduction | e hin ne than half the in. | e less tha 
of School: Official quires were from other foreign | 
' countries, he said, 
at Avondale Deadlifte for applicati ions is dan. 
- 20 for those sfudents who plan to, 
AVON TOWNSHIP —New AVC: become interns after graduation: dale Schéols Supefintendent LeRoy! hic June, 
K. Watt and his wife will be 
honored at.a reception from 2 to; 
4p.m. Sanday at the high. school.’ 
Schools in the district are’ 
“conmibining their: efforts to offer: 
this opportunity for residents {5, 
meet the new administrate and 
his family. : 
The affair is a io the publics! 
India ‘Asked to Act 
in Marine Kidnaping 
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                     The - organization, _which- is a 
, Separate and autonomous group 
> did./of people th no. responsibility 
the amg _ @dministration, 
hold its! first function 15 days a 
  
          
   
    
    také\ Criminal action_against mem- 
or ‘Comriitinist. China’s con- 
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  Goon TO GET OUT 
‘boarded a 
| clearly showed that behind a lof East 
“Fastern Star. 
Legislature Deals 
Bagwell a Slap 
roll “tax ‘soltttion to Michigan 8 - aire” cash cxisis : ‘and largest milk processing plant) Apprehend Man Who} 
jhe has ever scen | .Terrifies Daughter of! 
Attorney General iOffice Building’ with the Capitol, 
|‘'they missed the Capitol and ended 
‘up in a park," Broomfield said: 
' * * * 
“It cost several thousand more oe 
plane to Jeave that!) CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI)—An!@°!lars te find it, too,” he said:-~ “ country, said Dr. Trout. It was €X-Convict was ‘captured early to. Of the Landrum-Griffin labor-re- 
igood to get Gut, he commented, (day-after a second attempted at. form bill. Broomfield told Rotari- 
Observations made by Br. bees a Radcliffe girl in two. wojans President Eisenhower's appeal 
Trout when he left the Red offi- | ro tne Peop clped produce ‘the cial behind to discuss his wishes | minimum bill a responsible Con- 
gress could pags.” 
Lt. Guilloz, Berkley 
Policeman, Dies 
Berkley Police Lt, Raymond But the real high point of -his 
Russian visit came when he finally 
* 
The student, * * 
Mary Adams, 21, 
1 eS Lansing, Mich., daughter 
0 ichigan. Atty. Ge ment, life in Russia is a “very |Adams, heard the Gen. naan, “drab. alfatr. ling her’ bed, screamed and tele. 
His fins illustrated this when Phoned police. 
pictures taken off Moscow's main) The intruder, believed to have street showetk Trew after-row of! entered by forcing a ground ‘log cabins serving as homes—this | floor bathroom window at. Foun- ‘in the fourth ‘lar x city of the ders House, fled to an adjoining Guilloz, 53, died of a heart attack world, he remarked. jToom and down a fire eseape. yesterday at Pontiac Osteopathic * * ~ . Police cordoned off the aréa.and! Hospital just. a few hours after 
The banquet was: sexed by spotted the suspect who fled ‘on| admittance, 
“eomen of the Commerce Orter of foot. The chase ended when the. He was. stricken. at his home, 
“man ran up a blind alley. and 3036 Buckingwam Dr, Berkley. “ «Policeman Cyril Hynes fired two: [L4t. Guilloz had been.a member Shots into the air. The man came)! the Berkley Police Departmenit from behind a row of ash barrets Since 1944. with his hands up. | Surviving are his wife, Helen: * te * ithree daughters, Mrs. George Lenz 
Authorities said he had served|°! Berkley. Mrs. Carl Hanmack of aterm at Concord Reformatory for Detroit and Mrs. Bert Zybrands of. L. ANSING  — Politically, the (_  knife-point attack on another Garden City; nine grandchildren, Senate’s nuisance tax decision Radcliffe girl last year. a brother and.a sister. 
was a slap in the face to Paul D. | The Adams girl is a first year! Funeral arrangements are being, Bagwell, defeated 1953 Republi- ‘gr aduate student at the Harvard-;Made by Sawyer Funeral. Home ‘   facade of marvelous develop- 
    
     
       
          
     
      
        
      
           
     
     
      
                
   
        
     
  can candidate for kovernor. \affiliated: woman's college. in Berkley, 
And it possibly provided a fore- ~ —— 
taste of g clash for the 1960 GOP . Tal aoe 
gubernatorial nomination. be- Oren House Tomorrow seni amr Stars 
tween Bagwell, Michigan State ' : Dead rie: : 
University faculty member, and at ew Murray Studio , ; 0 : 
Sen. Carlton H. Morris (R-Kala- | Ai open house will be held!. ot’ ade D. (AP) > alent 
maroo). ~. 6 to 10 pem. Friday. to’ celebrate pe co direct Rocampra, : party’s “titular: Jeader, ic director for the. ptwiaoe!      Bowl, -was found dead at—| 
{home Wednesday. aes. Pye 
fecareera. 32, left va.      the opening: of the Herta Murray 
idance- * at 25 E, 
         
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  today) Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Craddock | 
| 00 228 Gardner Rd., Oxford, | 
not _afinounce the engagement ot 
              
    Wins Bull aed : 
CHICAGO. R— C. B "Smith of 
‘Williamston’ was ‘eit the - re- ripe he: mentally and ‘oun’ 
   
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a oo datighter Quida to-Douglas iserve cha the junior JACKSON = Bawahd Oley, 
. Son of Mr. and Mrs. A, | Holstei Testa 2 ee 7, of aly heehee was’ in-|0'S 
per of Addison. A spring 8 ; eta Livestocl _Bxvogttion! oatd fa st in a two-| Miria 
“sng is dv eta “There: Tuesda ¥ r col northwest of Jackson. |Eouelia 
   
  
    
              
       
       
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  Circuit Judge Michael Carland|Permitted under Michigan law. roy am ‘that ' 
jor Fourth Trip to Altar granted Forman his third divorce} in: President Richard M. Nixon, New/be linked, by. closed-cireult 
: Tuesday, ending # marriage There are 15,000 jobs a year} WASHINGTON (UPI) \- Presi-iy Nelson - Radio will. link 
: aan ee et ee ned oy about oath. pen 0 stulenta atoning ialgent Elsanhower Vill sd@rebs RaiGOe: Net aaweaniin fk i man and. divorced three Carland included in thejagriculture and related subjects, publican fund-raising dinners in 70)) a ; 
SS ate Cai ties oli cl ng iy meg pena Ra a a nt ove vcore el ng also. 
to walt 1 marrying again for two years. \of Agriculture. : . radio and television.'p 
    
  
  
    
  
Try Coat of Nontoxic 
Enamel! on Metal; or 
Wax on Wood 
Painting old toys—whether for! 
your own children or to give a 
to a hospital or orphanage—is a 
fun way to spend the days before 
Christmas. It's a boon to the bud- 
get, too. 
Beat-up toys which Took fit for 
| rubbish heap are saved sim- 
E Sa be tanlvtag'a tree cnet of | paint. Remember when selecting 
paints that young children, love 
bright colors—especially brilliant 
reds, blues and greess. 
Since children have a habit of 
__ Sticking toys in their mouths and 
chomping on them, the only safe 
type of paint to use is one labelled 
non-toxic. Never use house paint. 
Safest of all, tell your paint deal- 
er about your toy-painting™ project 
and let him recommend the paint] 
most suitable for the job. ' 
* «*« * 
Begin by washjng wooden toys| 
and allowing them to dry thorough-! 
ty. Sand smooth any rough. spots. 
If there are deep dents~or_ cracks 
in the toy, plug these with water) 
putty. .After cracks are filled sand) 
over lightly before enameling.| 
Have several brushes on hand, m- 
cluding an artist’s brush for paint-) 
ing smal] toys. ; 
j * * * 4 
If you have removed the finish’ 
trom a toy and want to.retain the) 
natural wood look, apply two coats) 
“pf varnish, after sanding the entire, 
surface lightly. 
= heather simple way tse tp | 
‘ply several coats of linseed oll 
and then wax the toy. 
If it's a metal toy you want to 
+  fefinish, first. remove. any dust! 
_from the surface by rubbing with 
steel wool. Wipe free of all dust 
“with a clean cloth and then cover 
any bare spofs with a coat of 
rust-inhibiting primer. Use a non-| 
toxic enamel for the final coat. 
     
    
      
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DENVER W—What does it ‘take 
to “save” the downtown ‘business 
district of a modern city? 
‘The mayor of-ene such city said 
yesterday it takes a plan, money, 
and much courage. The mayor is 
Glenn Allen and the cify-is Kala: 
mazoo, Mich. with a current popu- 
lation of about 75,000. 
Allen is attending the Ameri- 
can Municipal Assn, convention, “— Money, Courage 
Can Save ‘Downtown’: was a downfown mall ents to 
business|that-employed in other cities as a 
means to lure shoppers and busi- 
ness establishments back from the 
suburbs. 
The_test ‘period at-_Kalamazoo: 
showed the mall to be a success, 
said, Allen—so much so that the 
city’s 1960 budget includes an ap- must 
shown that this method works. 
age to adopt the plan, but it me 
olf, The people like it. ; umalPay tor Gold | 
ett Adland Statue 
drama projects aren't, so tie and e 
don’t attract the attention some- MIAMI (UPI) The late Errol 
Flynn commissioned a gold-plated 
nude statue of\ his 17-year-old 
protege Beverly Aadiand to put on 
the mantle at his Jarhaica estate, 
a sculptor said Wednesday. 
Sepi Dubroyni said Flynn com 
missioned him to sculpt the reclin- 
‘ing figure shortly before the actor 
‘died last month of a heart attack, ny spectacular like the mall gold statue. 
ee mayor sajd the downtown 
improvements inspired by the mall 
and the return of busihess activity 
will provide tax returns that will 
more than make up for —initial 
expense. “The 
“It took a lot of political cour- 
* * * 
Allen «said property owners and * «© * Five ‘nena doliars 
standard price, Dubroyni said. | 
The sculptor said he works from | 
peotographs and that Miss Aadintsd | 
had posed nude in Havana for the 
He showed the photo- | graphs, which also included Flynn. | * 
“Errol was a good pal of mine, | 
so we hever signed anything When. 
he commissioned me to do this,’'! 
“It was almost 
He w anted | Bubroyni said, 
done when Errol died. 
it for his home in Jamaica.” * __ | spending $90,000 tly fonds tor Sculptor Asking Brg Bart. ~< . eel | 
businessmen,” Alen enid. * 
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and 
cities,” he said.   in my 
mind that this concept will be 
| adopted by more more Dabroyni, who has done Ava. 
Gardner, Jayne Mansfield and 
Linda Christian in brass, said be 
‘wants $5,000 from Flynn's estate 
for the Aadiand in gold and\ will 
sue for payment. the os shared equally the $60,000 
of ripping up a downtown pol two blocks png ami install- 
ing playgrounds, fountains, flower 
beds and a long center strip seeded 
to grass, “Three years ago, the assessed 
valuation of our downtown section 
dropped one million dollars,” he 
said. ‘‘As a result, the mill levy 
on. property throughout the city 
had to be increased to make up       Dubroyni finished the 18- inch | 
reclining nude on Monday      
    
    
        
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2 Vac tioning in C es nie YORK (AP)—Thousands “| don’t see how you can get any 
of free-sipending American four- comparative don't have any tourists to speak! ists‘ are bypassirig Fidel Castro's \ ve 
Cuba “fer other” Caribbean coun 
tries, travel officials here Say. 
The loss to Cuba runs into miil- 
  
   
  JOHN CURTSINGER none annually, 
a 
The decline in Cuba's - tourist 
trade ig blamed upon anti-Ameri- 
can statements by high Cuban of 
ficials and reports of incidents in 
Havana, 
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    $5,000 Reward 
Up for Unionist Offer by Teamsters in 
Puzzle Over Missing 
Official of Local 
CENCINNATI . 
> the Teamsters’ 
$5,000 
“leading to the conviction of those | 
persons responsible for the dis- 
appearance” of missing union vf-: 
ficial John Curtsinger. Pp Lox al 100 of 
Union } has offered 
reward for information 
x ke ith 
Curtsinger 
hasn't been seen since 
home in Floreyce, Ky 
attend - he left: his) 
Nov. 9 to! 
a. union meeting here. should we. spend our money in al 
ene where we're not wanted ?"”| 
the major steamship 
Pos have canceled Havana as a) 
port-of-eak on. their winter cruises. 
These lines in the past have car-, 
ried “an estimatéd 30,000 tourists 
to Havana each year, One line, 
the Holland-Americ a, alone car- 
ried 10, 000 
* * * 
Hotels. in Havana have ~. been 
badly hurt by the drop in tourist | 
visits:-The Hotel Havana Riviera, 
built-in-1957 through a_federal 
oan, Was taken over last week 
by ‘the Cuban government. The) 
‘hotel was losing $10,000 a day. | 
lofficials said. 
The Havana Hotel Assn. recent- 
announced it would appeal for a trustee of the local, ‘government subsidies. 
& a 
The Cuban Tourist Commission | 
office here said ‘that in 1957—the 
His automobile was found two latest \ \Feporting year — 2,804,112 
days later on a Covington streét tourists visited Cuba and spent 
near the Ohio River, 
Algin Roberts 
Police detective. Kentucky State 
said he believes, 
Curtsinger either is in the Ohio 
River or has fled from the area. 
‘SUICIDE ON MIND’ 
Roberts, who has peer invesii- 
gating the case, said,   
he carried it out. I don't know." 
Curtsinger Was involved ‘in an 
intralocal squabble betwen 
forces opposing Teamsters’ In. 
ternational President James RK. 
Hoffa and those favoring Hoffa. 
The Jocal officers were @lected 
On an anti-Hoffa slate. 
* * & 
‘summer, the   Last pro-Hoffa| 
~ group seized control of the union 
headquarters for a few. hours! 
after a fight with the anti-Holfta 
officers. 
in the | was hurt i 
subsequently Curtsinger 
brawl and t least we! Foster” 
know suicide was on he mind. If, explicit, 
Cuba is practically nil," he “said. 
'Assn.’s. proposal . for 
school term. 
filed (lature of (58 1-3 million dollars. There were 
381,600 American visitors, 
of them on, cruises, 31,000 
A commission spokesman ad- 
mitted that 1958 and 1959 “‘have 
been very bad years.” — 
* * * 
An official of the “Call Mr. 
travel bureau was more 
“The tourist trade in - 
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Old Abe Lincoln 
Brought to Life 
in School Row 
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) —_ A 
class of seventh graders has chal. 
enged the Kentucky Education 
a 10-month 
* * * | 
In a letter to the ‘State Legis. 
Kentucky” the 31. stu- 
charges against one of the rebel ,dents at Martin School in Floyd 
group. 
Ben Gettler, attorney for tie! 
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likelihoods that John Curtsinzer, 
met with foul play. At least, there 
is @ 50-50 possibility.” 
NO NAMES ‘County put it this way: - 
“If some of America's great! 
feaders such as Abraham Lincoln 
attended school only three months 
or less a year, why should. we 
attend 10 months?” ay 
® * * 
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‘He declined to name any namcs which would be involved could be. 
in connection with the w ording o 
: the reward offer. fused for other things — even for! 
teacher, salary increases. 
  
   
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blossom time next year, Tokyo's sure nebedy wanders out and be cared for. tn the courts, he   tipplers will rate among the world's: hurts himself... is generally treated leniently.  ~ 
eee, — = a . A male nurse to treat emergency owes pareeqeny Precabis hol. 
- _ “eases and a janitor to tidy up wil) “49% Wemen lm Japan's big. Pho ° ‘drunkards’ protection sfa- roind out the staff : cities often form “streteher | 
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rooms, each a comfortable 10 ‘with. Putting them in a jail cell, | 
feet by 5 feet, and station himself |= The drunkard is a man with a ay in Cincinnati after having held the defense post ‘for 26 months. ithe way we do now, just makes Gates, in private life, i¢ an investment bagker. McElroys resig- 
  ithem feel so much more. guilty) 
that they may go out and get nation is effective immediately. 
drunk all over again the minute 
° Twelve Simple Rules we turn them oe € 
| Make a Safe Holiday Besides, Koike * ia sipping a Boneless 
cup of green tea, drunkards are a 
nuisance at police stations and in- Animals   
é “ DEPARTMENT CHANGE — — Nell H. McFiroy, left, resigned 
A lot of them gre good family! Tyesday as secretary of defense, and President Eisenhower chose ;;men out on a rare binge. They, mas S. Gates, right, to succeed him, Gates now is deputy 
Japan “the drunkard’s paradise.’’| jhave a guilty conscience to ‘begin’ ¢. ry of defense. McElroy is feturning to the soap business 
  | some curt replies. 
“Our faces are red in retros- 
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: year we'll check it daily, 
This woul prevent limestone. intended for Santa and it was put: 
forming contact between the gas &W 
_ and the planetary rock. ay last year unopened.” 
  
A recent survey found that Fnore | 
“it matight not “havejthan nine out of 10 pregnancies in| 
‘the United states end successfully. 
        
     
     
     
     
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  “NEW YORK / UPI: ‘The International Association of terfere with normal operations. 
Fire Chiefs has madé public a list of 12 rules to keep the gn furnishing the protection on V enus? 
Christmas tree from becoming a fire hazard. station, the police drew the line 
Ninety-two persons died of fire during last year’s three. at piped-in musie and alr-condi- ASHIN , 
day Christmas weekend, the fire chiefs said. | tioning. They don’t want per- ae has INGTON (UPI) — A sien 
Their precautionary rules: manent boarders, imals' perhaps similar to jellyfish 
* * * * “We're not worried: that thei|may abotind in oceans on Venus. 
+. A small tree can be just as pretty as a big one, and same men will turn up again and) The suggestion came from Dr. proportionately less dangerous. _ (again for rooms at the stations,”’| Harrison Brown of the California | 
2. Keep it outdoors until you're ready to trim it Koike said. ‘‘We figure their wives | Institute of Technology. He ‘and 
3. Don’t bring ét-in until “just before Christmas.” will see to it they don’t make it @ other scientists participated in a . , regular habit. news conference at the National 
4. Set it up in the coolest part of the house, away Tokyo is not- the first Japanade |Aettnentics and Space Administra- 
from radiaters, heaters or fireplaces. Stand it in water. city to build such stations. Nagoya tion (NASA) Thursday. ; 
5. Use fireproof decorations. Use no cotton or paper trim and Yokehama both have one in’ The scientists agreed that life on mings iinless they are flameproofed. ‘operation -now,. and 14 more are | Venus seems more probable as 
6. Don't put electric trains,-or other electric toys, under | planned for major cities through-/a result of the discovery that the 
the tree or neat it out Japan. |planet’s atmosphere contains water 
a - * * * vapor, * * x ° ~ Koike said the Nagoya police are All agreed that existence of wa- 7. Use electric lights, never candles. Inspect each socket highly pleased with the success of| ter on Vehus, if it isn’t too het, 
and all wire to make sure lights ate in good cendition. Discard their station. indicates the possibility and per- 
sets with frayed wiring. Look for UL label, indicating approval, The Nagoya and Yokohama sta- haps the probability that the \ Se 
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% Don't leave the lights on when you're way from _| some * amount of the same gas in the , e lig n 3 away fro ‘troublesome as the men,” Koike earth's atmosphere. On. Earth, 
home. allantly declared, ‘‘and whén the 
re they’ re not nearly as strong.” much of the atmospheric carbon 10. Inspect the tree from time to time to see whether ~ . « dioxide has been carried down in 
needies have started to turn brown near the lights. If they 7 rain and has combined with syr-' have, move the lights. ; U.S. Department of Agriculture fare rocks to produce limestone. | 
a . 3 r. i ¢ ak P tre¢ down . 
j 11. When needles begin to fall, take the tree down and wheat surplus of more than a bil-‘bones. Brown suggested that the | 
discard it —- outdoors lion bushels, is enough to produce relatively larger amotnts of car- 12. Discard gift wrappings promptly and safely after pres- gq billion loaves of bread — or 25 bon dioxide in the Venusian at-     The Venusiari atmosphere con-§ 
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Elmer (Jet) Simrell's tum- 
y got the best of him. 
His “fast until death,” aimed at 
forcing newspapers to publish bis 
lengthy views on the “over-eman- 
    -|fast by turning up his nose at 
He is held in the county jail 
on @ federalacharge of threatening 
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« lyears, 
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products researchers will soor 
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hower. on his grueling- trip abroad. 
Eisenhower takes off. tonight |—with the Eisenhower family and | @*ry 
on a 23,000-mile tour to three, 
continents, and at his side will | 
be Maj. Gen Howard - McCrum 
Snyder. As personal physician to| 
-the President, Snyder seldom. is 
far from Eisenhower's side—even 
when off duty. He and his wife 
live-in an apartment not far from 
_ the White House, 
   
    
  \ he 
i] * * * 
Called from retirement ‘three 
times since 194, Snyder still is 
on active duty in the Army. He 
has been a doctor and a soldier 
for half a century. 
x* * * 
For years he was a-crack. sur- 
geon, but ho longer wields a 
scalpel 
will be 9 Feb. 7. and: Sn yder SS Spano Ac hasidogme man with a crop | 
Eisen- | of poe hair, Snyder is a popular | 
faverite’ around the White House! 
jall the others. 
A WEARING TRIP 
Eisenhower's 19-day goodwill} ” 
mission to 1] nations in Europe, | 
|Asia and Africa adds up to per-| 
haps the most wearing ~ journey, 
any president has ever under- 
taken. And at 69 with a@ history 
of three major illnesses in the 
last four years, Eisenhower is not | 
a man about whom any doctor) 
could rest-easy on this trip, 
Snyder and other Army physi- 
‘clans gave the President a head- 
to-toe physical examination just 
a few weeks ago-and pronounced   ) #7 8, Ike’ s Doctor, | 
ge by Him on Trips 
| ifrom Washington, it can be ee) lnis colleagues never be that | 
:previous medica] checkups flashed 
no warning in_advance of Eisen: | 
hower’s 1955-heart attack, the sur-/ 
he underwent for ileitis in| 
1956, and the minor stroke he suf.) 
fered late in 1957 
* * * 
On this tour, as in the -case of 
all other Eisenhower trips away. 
‘for granted that Snyder has ar- 
ranged al] along the .three-con- 
tinent route for any emergency 
medical care Eisenhower might 
need. 
Snyder .or the assistant White 
House physician—Air Force Col. 
Walter R. Tkach — accompanies 
Eisenhower on every trip he 
makes, They always are on duty 
or on call when the President is 
  him iri excellent health.except for |; 
chronic bronchitis. 
* * * 
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| tion of distilled liquor in October, | November and December was 
jjuted to holiday 
Aiiicause no other factor can explain 
ifthe marked difference,” Holiday Gifts to Bring} 
Total for Fall Months. 
to $560 Million 
NEW YORK iF Americans} 
360 million dollars on holiday gifts’ 
of distilled spirits this Christmas.; 
* * * 
“This répresents a 10° per cent] 
increase over the unofficial =a 
imafes of $511,896,000 spent dur ing! 
ithe 1958 holiday season,"* says Wal-| 
marketing director for 
Schenley Industries, Inc. 
The estimates are based on quar- 
  In 1958 the apparent consump- 
68,612,000 wine gallons while the | 
average for each of the first | 
ree quarters was slightly more — 
than 47 million wine gallons, | 
“The excess—which gives us our! 
$511,896,000 when converted from | 
wine gailons into dollars—is attrib-! 
gift 
Jahn says. 
i 
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Coach Aubrey (Dit) Clapper of 
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are ‘a ‘sister Patricia, and two 
brothers, John T. and Richard P., 
all at home. 
- The baby was dead at birth yes- 
terday at Pontiac General Hospital. 
: . ! 
Mrs. Fred J. (Lillian 0.) ‘An- 
drus, 74, of 3536 Lakewood, Dray: |S¢ven 
ton Plains, died unexpectedly of a 
heart ailment at her home yester- 
day. She was. a registered nurse. | 
Surviving are her husband: three 
daughters, Mrs, Lillian Jacobs of 
Kansas City,. Mo., Mrs. Dorothy 
Shepard of Flushing. -N.Y. and 
Mrs. Nancy Hoops of Drayton 
Plains; two sons, Alfred B, Bote 
of Phoenix, Ariz. and Craig Bote | 
of .Auburn Heights: 
children and five great-grand-| 
children. 
Saturday at the Coats Funeral) 
Home, Drayton Plains, with burial) 
in Roseland Park Cemetery, 
EDWARD Cc. BRADSHAW 
Edward C. Bradshaw, 81, of 78 
S. Ardmore. St., died unexpectedly 
yesterday at Pontiac General Hos- 
pital after a brief illness. * 
’ He was a retired employe of the 
“ Economy Furniture Store. 
\Mr. Bradshaw leaves a daughter, 
Mrs. Eugene Douglas of Pontiac; a 
son, Edward A. of’ Pontiac; 
granddaughter; a great-grandson; 
and two sisters, Mrs. Lydia Daniels 
6f Pontiac and Mrs. Katherine 
Ranyan of Fenton. 
Service will be, held at 2 p.m. 
Saturday at. the - Voorhees-Siple 
‘Chapel with burial in Perry Mount 
_ . Park Cemetery. 
ALBERT OLSON |Clemens, 
    . Service will be held at 11 a.m. | both 
  gra ‘a brother and a sis- 
Service will be held at 2: p.m. 
~ of friday at the Sparks-Griffin Chapel. 
of With burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. 
JAMES CALDWELL ‘ 
_ IMLAY CITY—Service for James 
Caldwell, 90, of 405 N. Main St. will 
be held at.1 p.m. tomorrow at Muir 
Brothers. Funeral Home here. 
Burial will follow at Imlay ‘Town- 
iship Cemetery 
Mr. Caldwell. died Tuesday . 
Martha T, Berry Hospital, Mount 
after an extended illness. 
Surviving are a daughter Mrs. 
Pearl Buzzell of Romeo, two sons, , 
grandchildren and 16 great- 
grandchildren, 
MRS, GEORGE CHAPMAN 
DRYDEN TOWNSHIP—Service 
for Mrs. George (Mary) Chapman, 
Tl, of 4276 Hollow Corners Rd‘. 
will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday 
at Muif Brothers Funeral Home, 
Lapeer. Burial will follow « in 
‘Mount Hope Cemetery. 
Mrs. Chapman died today at Her: 
10 grand- home after a brief illness. 
Surviving besides~ her husband! 
‘are four sons, Kenneth and Ralph, | 
of: Dryden, Claire of Cali- 
farnia and Donald of Fremont 
a daughter, Mrs. Oliver 
‘Braidwood of Dryden, 15 grand. 
children and six  great-grandchil- 
dren, 
DAVID ‘cosTELLo 
ELBA TOWNSHIP — Service for! 
| David Costello, two-year-old son of) 
joa 7” Mrs. Wilson Costello of 
S. Elba Rd. will be held at 1) 
ng Saturday at Muir Brothers! 
Funeral Home, Lapeer, Burial will) 
follow in Stiles Cemetery. 
David died yesterday at his home| 
following a short illness. 
Surviving besides his parents are 
three sisters, Laura, Marla and Di- 
ana; dnd three brother's, Eugene, 
Bria: and Bradley, all at home. 
FRED VAN EVERY 
‘FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP 
Service for Fred Van Every, 85, of 
| 29205 Greening Rd. will be held at 
Albert Olson, 70, of 390 Oakland il p.m. tomorrow at Spencer J. 
Ave., 
of six weeks. 
He was a member of St. John | 
Lutheran Church. 
_ Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. 
  died yesterday at Pontiac Heeney Funeral Home, Farming- ‘his fis bli é c Offic General Hospital after an illness ton. Burial will follow in ~ + wieigan | 
    
  
  
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ROMEO-—Service for Mrs. Ernest 
Gates, 82, * 178 Tilisdn St, will 
be held at 2 p.m, Saturday at 
Roth's ‘iene’ for Funerals. Burial 
will follow in Romeo Cemetery. 
Mrs. Gates died unexpectedly 
yesterday of a heart-attack, 
| Surviving are six sons, Ray of 
‘Ferndale, Bruce of Flint, Mac of 
Malvern, Ark,, and Hugh, Ivy and 
Ernest, all of Romeo; a sister, 
Mrs, Mary McInnis of Romeo; a 
brother, Ford Stuart of Rochester, 
and 17 grandchildren. — 
JOSEPH MIHALIC 
ROCH -— Service for Jo- 
seph Mihalic, 70, of 236 W. First! | sunt it sn wre Vr 8 
  
  
at Pixley Funeral Home. Burial. 
will follow in Mount Avon Ceme- 
tery. 
| Mr, Mihali¢ died today at Pon- 
‘tiae Osteopathic Hospital after a 
brief iMness. 
Surviving are his wife Jessie; 
two daughters, Mrs. Elsie Guillett! 
‘of Gagetown and Mrs.-.May ‘Lam- 
bert of Madison Heights; fgur sons, 
ohn of Detroit, George of Pontiac, 
Joseph Jr. of Rochester and. Frank 
of Saginaw; 17 grandchildren, and 
nine great-grandchildren. 
|. Two stepaons aleo, survive, 
|     
  Ex. Cong. Engel, B. 
Dies of Accident 
GRAND RAPIDS: o ~ ‘Former | 
Congressman Albert J. Engel (R-| 
Mich) of Lake City, a vigorous foe | 
‘of waste‘in military expenditures, | 
died today at Butterworth Hospital | 
in Grand ‘Rapids. He was 73. 
Engel 
‘from Mercy Hospital at Cadillac to 
recuperate following injuries suf- 
fered Sept. 30 in a chr-truck col-| 
Irelon near Lake City. Death was!   
attributed to medical causes. ; 
* * * St. will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday - 
was transferred Oct. 2)      PRES 
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’ gressions against Western Europe 
came from the library of the late 
Former Senator Potter 
“mission because he wants to re- 
had to turn it down.” a 
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radio sets. Erec-tronic requires 
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Europe Wants. | 
Nuclear Force Claim. Pool Is Needed | | 
Outside U.S. to Defend 
Western Area     
PARIS (UPD—Powerful voices 
in Europe called Tuesday for the 
creation of a European ‘nuclear 
striking force to. work in close as 
sociation with the U. 5. Strategic 
Air Command (SAC) in defense of 
the West. 
The proposal was submitted to 
the seven-nation Western Eufopean 
Union (WEU) Assembly by its de- 
fense and armaments commission. 
Wednesday's second day of the 
WEU Assembly. 
The project, outlined on behalf of the committee by British La- 
borite Fred Mulley, said the new | 
The committee report said the 
plan was based on the principle 
that “the American strategic nu- 
clear guarantee has lost its former 
value” and that.the United States 
could not be expected to risk nu- 
clear -reprisats..against itself by 
event of a. localized attack on the 
continent, 
* * * 
The main part.of the committee’ s| 
proposition was ‘‘the creation of a| 
European strategicnuclear force) 
aimed at preventing ‘strategic ag- 
  and associated with the American 
Strategic Air Command (SAC.)’’. 
Committee spokesman Mutley 
pointed out that Britain was the 
He said that because of this Sit- 
uation the project would make it 
necessary to revise existing agree- 
ments between the United States 
and Britain which prevent an ex- 
change of nuclear information. | 
He said the European atomic 
striking force could only be Pro-j 
visional “in the absence’ of any) 
agreement on disarmament or on) 
the creation of a ‘non-nuclear! 
club’.” 
Spends $182,000 
for Medieval Book 
LONDON W — New York deal- 
er Hans P. Kraus Tuesday paid 
$182,000 for a 13th century illumi- 
nated book. It was the highest’ 
price ever paid at auction of a) 
book or manuscript and broke a 
30-year record, Gealers said. 
* 
Kraus, made sis bid for a copy! 
of the Apocalypse, printed in St.’ 
Albans, England, about 1250. | 
The previous auction record of! 
33,000 pounds—or $158,400 at the: 
pound's value then—was paid by: 
J. P. Morgan in 1929 for the Bed- 
ford Book of Hours. 
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The copy of the Apocaly pse   
  
  
Byson Perrins, the British steak 
sauce manufacturer. 
  
Rejects Commission’ Post 
WASHINGTON: @ — Former 
Michigan Republican Sen. Charles 
E. Potter has turned down a White 
House offer of a $20,000-a-year post 
on the U.S.-Canadian Joint Com- . 
main in business. 
“I’m most appreciative of the 
offer,” Potter told a newsman here 
Tuesday, “‘but I have reluctantly 
            
        
       
     
       
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  eH. faviland ‘Schoolt* The mecty onmesd Lance — Shuck presented the ‘build for Youth Work i: land - Elementary School in Wa-j|ing to the public, and Rev. Roy. 
terford Téwnship was — woken dt gave the dedication Urban © beogué: 4 UF 
{ast night by schoo! officials and speec greying 1 ea vs at the temporary chair: | Agencies Explore Need| wife is Diane Kink, “orer ico i 
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     The program took place in. the| tante’ and London~ model “heel manship of Mrs. Alvin DeLisle, | of Southwest Pontiac were married ief the registrar's of- | "|, Superintendent “of ‘Schools _Wil- et ved bag agnle effieers | |fiee of this~Sussex market town, | “s | ent. ne a. byt awe, Par- 71 “The Urban ones of Poiliad| a few miles from Loxwood, where} i . and four Pontiac Area United) cher-father runs:a mushroom farm. 7 , | Officers elected were Pilgene Fund youth service agencies wilt! aca Beatty se th monk of British : ' ts 
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| Wor k aS Usual Lisle, inbther ica president, Ris meet. with representallves of 40) eet atthe tne tas tee ptf NEW: SAVOY: 6 PASS. 2-DR. SEDAN doiph Waara, father Vice--presi-|organizations tonight in arattempt marriages all ended in divorce: A 8 CYLINDER 230 | HORSEPOWER Mrs, Paul White, teacher | to secure additional volunteer lead-. : dent; Seren SA é a B | vice president; Mrs. Curtis Thomp-|ership for an expafided youth serv-| Pri soe 9: 95° ne a en ay a Bat. ¥ e 0 as son, recording _ secretary; Mrs.jice program im the city’s south-| Detroit Doctor, Expert ik Full rice — “IMMEDI ATE DELIVERY 7 
John Maturo, corresponding secre-| west area.     ft + 
    
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| | ._a— esponani - jin Obstetrics, Dies a Total Contact Brakes Five Injured Yesterday ‘2°: Resinald Rieths, ‘treasurer; | me 4G be ‘ FULLY . Meats and — “fan ame {Mies 1 ¥ ‘atid Mrs. Sam Calcote, historian.| The meeting will be at 8 P.M.) DETROIT Dr. H M License and Title fe Constgucting a Sewer) a a en Y in the Community Service Build-{ w — Dr. Harry M. EQUIPPED: Arm Rests Safety Rim Wheels = se i LORING DOWNS 5 Following the Board of Educa-|ing. P ‘Kirschbaum, noted researcher in Dual Visors Unibody ranster     lobstetrics and gynecology, died: for Southfield Area , jtion poliey in selecting*names, the Present will be Mrs. ‘Donna yesterday’ at his home. He was 59. | : née: in Now—Bring Your oe Pineneing SOE Delivery 
          
    ’ $350,000 school was named in hon-| paxgacchio, executive director of "A heart gondition forced Kirsch.’ 
ns Work was going ahead as usual /0r of Mrs, Haviland’s contribution | the Girt Scouts; Van R. Braid. ‘baum to retire from active prac-| 3 ‘ . . today on the Farmington sanitary to Michigan s advancement. wood, Pontiae. district executive | ‘tice two years ago. 
2 . ; sewer project in Southfield, where; She was a pioneer who started | of the Boy Scouts; Mrs, Deris | Kirschbaum was chief of obstet- | _ MOTORS. Inc. > , * five workers were burned ih €@ 9 sehool for orphan children, | Beck, executive director of the ‘rics and gynecology during World. 7 4 Flect ficers * _{ gas"explosion 37-feet below ground helped escaping slaves in the | Camp Fire Girls; and Pat War I] at Wright-Patterson Air . 
4 , yesterday. - | Civil War and eventually became | Kelly, teen-age program direeter [Force Base, Dayton, “Ohio._ on : : gs . Richard L. Castle, chief engineer | an author. “. of the YWCA. . | He was a graduate of Wayne ay rieseBecce CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH — DPERIAL 4 .- . ‘ ‘ “ vic atisiaction” . : . a N mes for the Oakland County Depart- . ' “We have been snowed jer State University’s College of Med- 7 ales—Service—S ; : : : Chapter Five o ment of Public Works, said the | Former principal of. the’ Four requests ‘umn the ch ‘dren {Ciné and studied in Vienna, Berlin, 724 OAKLAND AVENUE '. PONTIAC. - FE 4-3528 
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ohh, Lorin Downs Excellent work” crews experienced only one | Towns School ih, Waterford Town. /with . ee —t 
ship, Mrs. Sally Johnson, is now Of the area for additional recrea- Londen and Paris. ah cos     
  
    
         
  
     
   
   
       
      
       
         ‘ \ > rir neret 7 ns . rere : oo ee eee High Priest day es . hile roams osion was E principal of the Haviland School | on peng said Everett “ 3 * ‘Spurlock, the Urban. League's ex- ‘ 4 being investigated, > lecutive director - = ’ f : ‘ ~ cutive director, a Oakland Chapter 5 of the Royal: wurt in’ the explosion were ON LIMITED BASIS me. TNtthifts ) @ 7 " Arch Masons last night el lected) John Canon, 29, Ralph Hooks,.25, 0C y ates ' Cee ~ + i ar ‘Ose Pse ur agencies! if new officers far the coming year. Vernice Nelson, 23, Grady At present these four agencies! © 4 if . 4, | Nelson, 25, and Alex Bryant, 45, . function inthe area on a limited sf. M ~The new officers are “want all of Detroit, They were em- . . basis and are anxious toy expand as SPECIAL LOW PRICE! 
Downs, excellent high priest; MAN- ployed by the Jolnt_ contracting outnern ire their services,"" Spurlock said . . vn igen me _ rs iL treas.| firms of Leo & Capello and « “We have the heaviest con. ( ; ri: ee Thompect sec-| Pasitto & Forest. . .. . _ fentration’ ef children in the i ures 2€0F EE | AIL five men were reported in Will Visit Missouri, southwest area, with little youth | _ a ‘ ‘ i ; , | “+; . participation in recreational - 
oe /astaciony <inaiton ‘osey i ®| Texas, Florida Before fran = 2 Ss ” “ * ‘ “tr i Others are Raymond Bagelet, | burns on the hands, face and neck. | Word on Candidacy | “We have complete fac ities in / captain et the poping Earl e The aecident, caused when al! ; r , the chuythes and schools to carry —— 3 er, principle _sojourner Fr |pocket of marsh gas exploded from! _. . ocr “Four expanded programs.'” /Spur-! 6 “a ‘Brifhson, royal arch captain; lundetermined causes, occurred in) WHITE SULPHUR” SPRINGS, jock “noted . | ‘Dwayne Bouden, master of the | deep sewer tunneling project at W. Var—tAP)—Gov. Nelson A t+ * * boos 
, third veil; Robert Calvary, mas- ihe intersection of Eight Mile and Rockefeller is planting South fo, “What we desperate tel¥? need is’ ee ees oo ter of the second veil: Carlson |Shiawassee roads. sweep Into Dorder and Southern vohnteer leadership by the par-\g RS “ ; NO DOWN Carter, master of the first veil; jStates before disclosing his presi-) ents so that an expanded program! e } ; : The tunnel was being dug Jor |dential jntentiens around the turn 5 a Program| “a : i PAYMENT , Vietor Wendler, sentinel; and El- an can succeed . «dén Sweazy, chaplain. | the sewer pipe.. You do this’ by ‘of the year. —— 
  first making an open shaft from _ Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas and “We want the organizations | 
grade down, then going entirely Florida are being added to a final! Present at the meeting to spread 
underground in two directions (pulse-feeling tour which atready’ the word throughout their own 
from the shaft. The injured men included Indiana, Minnesota and. greups and help us enlist these 
were in the east heading of the Wisconsin. ‘vohinteers,” he said, ‘ 6 e 
tunnel, Castle said. _ *& * *& Spurlock said tonight's meeting 
A fellow Republican governor, ig open to-ail interested who didn't want his name used; 7a 
said he has a hunch that Rocke- ; Serving as stewarts will be Ce-, 
cil Diehl, Albert Holden, Walter 
Clelland and Clarence Van Wert. 
* The new officers will take office 
at a public installation at.§ p.m 
hext Wednesday at the Masonic 
Temple, 18% E. Lawrence St | Tunneling, as opposed to normal 
itrench construction, is done where   "NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF a ublic hearing to be held by the Water- the sewer pipe has to be laid ex- H IGHEST : feller’s decision will be against, “> : ord. Townshi Zoning Board at . he} ceptionally deen. : 5 an Chr l Shi ' » ; ovnship us oanesday, December 9, _ \trying to snatch’ the Republican) rys ef u bY Own, ®@ ; a. : ; TRADE ~INS ‘     
   
  g, chance to the Zoning Map sa). ipresidential - nomination away ange from resifiential to commerr 
Lots | through 8, plus alley adjoining Ex- Court Clerk Dead from Vice President Richard M. but Only for Week A m West side of Lot 10. Crowell Subdi “| | Nixon. Cee 
       
      
  ish Wate Township. This prop . *. . 
ty is on Aes corner’ of Tilden and! GRAND RAPIDS w& — Orrie J.| And from a Nixon rooter, Gov. | 
ts : “ ‘ear jerk Is f ay - q .] oo a asse +t All persons interested are requested to Sluiter, for 31 ye ars ¢ lerk of U.S. Harold ‘W. Handley of Andi ana, | : DETROIT iP Auto a SSE mbly bes prevent ot ‘the Zoning Ma together (District Court at Grand Rapids'came this political appraisal: . lines were idle at Chrysler Corp. | 
with ‘a list of the proposed changes ts before his retirement in 1957, died “‘There is no question that if) today as the firm became the sec-) 
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  i showing, how Egyptian partisans 
Hf kidnaped him. i x « & . / Moorekoitse “ was seized by, 
Egyptian commandos in Port: Said! 
about a month after the cease- : 
fire which ended the 1956 war. a 
When British troops began UFI Telephoto 
BRINGS $2,000 PRIZE — Anne Hunt of Chicago looks at the un- 
usual rust brown iron sculpture titled ““‘The Self’’ which won a 
$2,000 award at the Chicago Art Institute’s 63rd American ‘Exhibi- 
tion of Painting and Sculpture Wednesday, The sculptor, Isama 
Moorehouse was left for two! Noguchi, is American born of Japanese descent. The award was 
days. He lapsed into a coma and’ one. of nine totaling 9, 7. Forty- “Six artists exhibited Leal works. 
died from suffocation. Later his —~——-—-— 
body was handed over to the U.N.) 
Emetgehey Force ‘and was flown 
back to England. combing the area, he was locked) 
in a small metal cupboard, The! 
Egyptians returned once to feed! 
him, but as the hunt intensified, 
-they felt it unsafe to return again. ; 
{ 
{Tuesday night through the 
Town Has New Mayor ‘Council at its first meeting. 
In the corriders of the House SWARTZ CREEK i — This new town has a population of 3,399, 
of Commons members éalled the 
’ Cairo newspaper report “shock. city southwest _of Flint _electex Some olive trees 500 to 600 years | 
ing and insulting.” | William _¥oung its. first mayor. old | ore wal produ¢tive. . 
fa conic City 
  
ssi ene ttn ti abil nacre + al en P-ccunnaenie | Township and Arno L. Hulet of Supervisor at a November_meet- | their Decembe 
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Oppose Race Track. 
SAGINAW. mm — The Saginaw 
Couhell of Churches says it plans 
to —— to the State Racing 
ship supervisors with 10 or- about a proposed 
years service on the: Board in 2 the! ‘1.30.0 500,000 m0 parimnutual hardess track 
background. They; ‘like any city at nearby Birch Run. oad ~—e%- Race Augu 
City-Township Sar 
in- the. run for Lee 0. Brooks’! 
  By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL 3k. 
The way things are shaping- up with the possibility that he could 
be the Board's next chairman: 
“Each April the two top men,on   
  the 83-member Board are elected. (supervisor, however, could — be + ££ * in the Oakland County road commission: | apaynominated for the chairfian pro. The council said’ yesterday it) United States. Shop -the geand ie Ss . ~..; Although for the past sevarak P best “ar job, the Board of Supervisors years tha: cusidea ‘ot  altevieti fem post from the floor will preseyt protest petitions to| your local newspaper for the 
will soon have to names new" mat ered ene “the fwo posts between towndRip| 
jand city supervisors each year has 
been skipped, deve to} --Chaipman 
Delos Hamlin's and Thatcher's 
popularity, Thatcher's possible de- 
perture—could signal its return. 
43 YEARS AT POST 
Represeriting West Bloomfield 
Township,’ Thatcher has been) 
chairman pro-tem since 1956, Ham- 
lin, in that position in 1955, was 
first elected chairman in 1956. 
“I expect they (supervisors) 
will name a rural vice chair- 
man,” predicted Hanlin of the Township supervisors are ex. acl ing Commissioner * 
pected te push hard for a suc. 
eesson fo Thatcher from a 
township, beping he will be next 
“year’s chairman, 
Although Hanalin is respected by! 
eity and to wns hip superv isors | 
alike, there has persisted on the | 
Board for some time a friendly. 
rivalry between the two blocs, City. 
supervisors outnumber those from | 
tewnships more than two to one. | 
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Bidding for. Brooks’ position with 
Thatcher are Clayton G. Lilly, 
former Ferndale supervisor, and| 
!Marshall E. Taylor, Walled. Laks 
supervisor.- There may be other 
imannpounced candidates 
l* In létter’s sent out recently, Lilly 
‘is attempting te. win bndorsemelt Jamies H. values in clothing.   chairman pro-tém. 
£ * * * 
Should present Chairman Pro-| 
tem Hiland M. Thatcher, currently 
said to be out in front for the 
$7,500 post, be. elected Dee. 14, 
supervisors will have to name his 
It-ts expected that supervigors 
will waste no time. ‘They'll 
probably elect a new chairman 
pro-tem following the election 
All this might not be necessary 
if Thatcher were to lose. Talk! 
| around West Bloomfield is that) city of Farmington, 
‘should this happen, Thatcher would | 
|be reappointed to. succeed himself He said everything, of course, 
as supertisor, and would probably epends a ee hate ver gets B Ss 0O ‘0 which Wi be. hang onto the job ‘as chairman come vacant Dec. 31. Brooks te.       
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| Already” two supervisors—both signed in, October due to ill health. | ‘Thatcher's endorsement by an 
,of them from townships—are being & ® * _. association of township — super: |mentioned for Thatcher's job. Rel-, Thatcher, a «supeivisor since -yisors. 
‘ative neweomérs to the Board, 148, is counting on ‘the election., 4) 
‘they-are-Frank Webber of Addison | H@ ‘resigned, effectively Decs10,- 82 and supervisors will nominate, 
elect’ Breoks'’ successor at. 
r meeting iBloomfield Township. ing of the .township. board. ; 
| x * &. 'MANY' IN WINGS 
Webber, in his téurth year on|. Th 
ithe Board, and Hut, in his third. | Hulet I 
|were mentioned from among 24) 
|township supervisors at a town. a 
'ship supervisor meeting held last, 
month, Thatcher said they un- 
doubtedly will be nominated from 
the floor Dec, 14, 
Election of the chairman pro 
| tem, then,. wil be a key one, | ag pe pela “——~-4 The legal whisky industry pays | 
e singling out of Webber and, jtwo and a half billion -dollars in eaves several veteran tow n- (taxes ) ansusally. oa ep nce nate espe tina —   
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Bae Reece ECAR EE (general of the second word r,| perer) to help Prime Minister Asked to Repoy Visit |: 
spe inniteg Widespread Literacy pom will arrive to tell the indian| Nehru. est ef trouble. | of American Governor: 
Go some of India's . jcommantiers how to deal with the’ pigs Nath says Amrikan' ’ a ee ee 
Blocnbarger visit ithe AP cent 8 ‘Cothmunist Chinese. igeneral will tell ‘gg ero got! Early Next Spring a 
aS — os t+ & & ‘vid of the Lal Janda Wallahs (red) 3 2 By RANGASWAMY SATAKOPAN~ . These~he knows about most re- flag people) and how it could be wy 
XEW DELHI W@—Bhola Nath, 2s.‘cently from hearing of Red China's’ done in India . keg 
is & _gardener in: the village of raids at the Indian border, -, SNAKE CHARMER 
‘Mehrauli eight miles from Delhi.) “paola Nath understands Jung Bahadur, 40, is a snake iow lasts a , iain . charmer. of the village of Meerut. 
foe Seteretae "> burra Burra! general ty beteg stot by the fi has a Wile aan these children, 
| He has heard people say that | 
|@ big Amrikan commander ' 
eoming to help get rid of the red 
flag people, 
Largely the same view is held 
by-Lal Kishen, 37, painting lamp 
posts orf a New Delhi street, — 
Lal Kishen says the Amrikan 
Rashtrapati (President) will prom- 
ise to help India get its territory 
back from China. 
| Lal Kishen understands the 1. be issued through the State 
_ President’é name is Ishayi Ha- pepartment and the Soviet Em- | war, “In Hinds Ishayi means ‘bassy, 
'- Christian, or follower of Jesus ..  Boges made the announcement 
° “Rikhi Ram, 18, is a domestic Wednesday night. He said ‘he had ‘servant, He.has been-hearing for no idea what portions of the coun: 
‘some time that India is-to be vis- try the Soviets would w ant to ‘see: 
ited soon by the Amriki Badshah. ~ * 
| Rikhbi Ram is vague as to why’ The governors gave unanimous 
lthe Badshah is toming. |support to a proposal by the roads 
But he understands the Bad- ummer have invited their 
eounterparts ta .repay ‘the visit, 
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early next spring, but leaves tlie 
time open, 
Gov. J, Caleb Boggs, of Del- 
aware, chairman of the National 
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lwould be expected to pay their 
own way. * 
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    ‘committee that the governors ask 
|President Eisenhowér and —con- shah is making a tour of some 
         
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|W. Va (AP)--The American, gov- 
vernors who went to the Soviet Un- 
The invitation, not yet made for- 
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Governors Conference, said the) 
He said formal invitations. are 
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BETTER DAYS AHEAD — Ten-year-old Lin Suk-fong’s load 
will be lightened'soon since she has been selected as the first Hong 
Kong child to be helped by the Foster Parents’ Plan. From now on 
inmates of the Federal. Prison in Atlanta, Ga., will contribute $15 him to a party at his hotel room. 
|He said Caviston- introduced him- 
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-~ ona went friendly countries including In- | once early next January to discuss| ‘Judge William E. Buck made no} Hudson River reaches sen @ month for the support of the youngster who with her parents, ene eee dia; also that | Nehru visited |beefing up the cut-down federal|effort to-.stop the titter - which |level 150 miles before it reaches its) gtandmother and three brothers and sisters lias been living in a Amrika some years ago and be- | superhighway program. greeted the remark. - {mouth at New York City. | four-by-six foot area beneath a staircase. - ‘ | i zc | came good friends with the Bad- . : | 
* @ Just look at the exclusive Massagic shah, who now is repaying the | " | features that actually keep you visit, i * a | 
walking on air. And cast _ | Rikni Ram -did not know the’ , 7 an eye at the smart, new name of the Badshah. ~ | ' 
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North Dakota, and Gov. John E. David, center, | Langer (R-ND), who died last month. Nixon, Seaway officials said the last; ship was expected to reach this! 
Rich Ni ‘apitol. 3 1 Februar eastern entrance of the 139mile) tichard- Nixon at the Copied Brunsdale re future plans until February. waterway by tonight. They warned   
  
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WASHINGTON ¢ {AP) — Vice éxpects to do before the eves lieree him out into the open early 
            
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Friends Are Welcome 
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ospitable drinks are a= joyous’ 
‘feature of welcoming friends to| 
your home, 
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To serve 12, chill 1'¢ quarts ap-| 
ple juice and 1 quart ginger ale. 
,Combine these just: before serving 
_and pour into punch bowl over ice 
,cubes. Garnish with lemon and 
lime slices topped with quarters of 
green and red maraschino cher- 
; Ties. Allow one-half cup a serving. 
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| two-thirds cup seedless raisins. Tie 
2 cinnamon sticks and 24 whole 
- cloves in a cheesecloth bag. Add to 
jutes, Remove cheesecloth ‘bag. Add 
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Pork: High. on Low Price List of Week's Ss. ‘Bargains - 
‘due to. “special” retails, 
This le the time to start to biy| 1 
nuts ‘and dried and candied fruits. 
All markets have complete dis- 
plays of all varieties. It might be 
a wise idea to vary your selection 
, of varieties for recipes according 
to the quantities available and the 
corrpapanding prices. 
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PORK: The trade terms -the 
condition of the pork market 
At the beginning ‘of: 
Thanksgiving week smaller hog 
runs causetl some price increases, 
but since; that time supplies and 
prices have see-sawed up and 
However, retailers are 
passing on the savings obtained| down. 
when the product was at a low! 
point in some of the most tre- 
| amendous consumer al valu 
| FRESHrap % ” ‘good eve ire this year, 
All roasts, teak, schops, cpare- 
ribs, bacon and ham may be 
‘found at. the fow point of the | 
year. A great number of markets 
are also displaying budget cuts—_ 
liver, kidneys, neckbones, hocks 
and pig feet-—to ease strained 
FISH: Perch continues to be 
the fresh fish in most plentiful EGGS sie seems: j prices 
‘remain dt about the same levels, of 
a week ago with medium sizes 
being about 10-12 cents a dozen 
less than the large Grade A eggs. 
Medium sizes are the better buy. 
All markets are featuring oleo- 
margarine which has recently 
taken a dip in price.) They are 
also beginning to spotlight cheese 
loaves and boxes: and a variety 
of party cheeses — snack caps, 
links and dips for holiday enter- 
taining. ‘sf 
FRUITS: Apple. prices. remain 
unchanged and large supplies of 
Delicious , and. MeIntosh. varieties 
lare available—a few.Jonathan and) 
other varieties. Top quality avo- 
éados are arriving from California 
in unusually heavy supply and low) 
price. To date, more banana im- 
‘ports are’ arriving than a- year |     CANDIED PUDDING CANDLES — This holiday dessert can. 
be made even weeks. ahead of the 
ing just imptoves its flavor. In a 
bits of fig newtons in the puddi 
wicks marshmallow chunks.   we Frozen Pung 
‘Like a Candle #, Here is a new Christmas ‘dinner| 
~ @essert recipe which will map 
precious hours on the big day if 
it -is prepared now,. packaged in 
freezing containers ‘and placed in}. 
the freezer. They look like ee 
mas candles when unmolded. - 
Candied Pudding Candles 
2 packages instant vanilla pudding ; 
sore whipped nt heavy cream, uritil 
stitt 
: | teaspoon rum favoring 
1 No. 2. can Ncrushed pineapple, 
drained 
¢@ jar mined candied fruits 
pound’ package it newtons, each | 
‘abt cut Into 8 cu 
Prepare pudding according to 
> @irections on package using 2? cups 
milk instead of 4 cups. Whip 
cream and fold gently with _ the 
rum flavoring. Fold in remaining 
ingrediénts. Spoon into 4 one and 
one-half pint size square contain- 
ers. Seal, ‘mark contents on the (Quick Poiato Patties | 
Are Made Ahead — 
the family comes home late! 
arecenariome 
      lids and freeze. 
To servé, slide out of tapered, 
containers. Fill pastry tube wit hi 
‘hard sauce, to which a drop of; 
artificial food coloring has been 
added. Spell” out NOEL on the 
molds and top with a’ chunk of 
__, marshmallow pulled into the shape | time you want-to serve it, Freez- 
ddition to candied fruit there are 
ng. Letters are hard Sauce; the 
  
ago and prices are relatively low. | 
The rate of movement ef | 
oranges to market has been 
‘about 20 per cent above last | 
year. California Navels have | 
matured well and prices are 
lower lian last year. Cool | 
weather has also improyed the | 
quality and supply of Florida | j   
  
fresh, Tesh, 
    oranges, | 
oranges and tangelos will prob-) 
ably not reach volume until after | Quick, Easy Grill Stars | 
Rice; Pork and Fruit | 
A good time will be had by all! 
‘This is easy to predict when. you) 
‘highlight an important occasion! 
December is the peak period for with some taste-captivating fare. | 
marketing. tangerines, but Temple Fare like a “Gala Grill’ with'a fork. Arrange rice, bacon, and) A Orange Rice.” 
As ‘‘work-sounding’’ as this may’ ‘or whipped cream. 
  
Sounds Like Dagwood 
Chili chicken salad made With 
diced chicken, cooked kidney beans, 
chili powder, salt, pepper and may- 
jonnaise makes a heaping-good fill- 
Add | grated jing between toasted burger buns 
and 2 table-| 
mixing lightly with | rice, Cover, remove from heat, and) 
jlet stand 5.minutes. 
jorange rind, sugar, 
spoons butter,   
little sugar added to an 
ifruit kebabs on a serving plate. apple: -bread stuffing for duck helps 
Makes 4 servings. bring out flavor.   —~ of a-wick, Serve with hard sauce. - Good menu when the mother of 
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Buttery of margariné “(for frying) overnight. 
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Brown in hot. butter 
Makes 4 servings 
before you 
  Cook potato according to direc. Make into 8 patties; dip in flour. 
Note: Cook the potatoes and chill! 
them, as recipe directs, the day 
prepare this jigtime; 
supper; ‘he they will be sony to   
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isiderably higher this year and the |just broil hearty slices of Canadian | the first of the year. The propor- seem, it's actually one of the most! —= Sem, ~ 
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week ago. 
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| WEGETABLES; Lettuce prices, 
‘have also fluctuated due to the) 
|ing areas, and weather conditions. 
\Brussels sprouts and broccoli re- 
‘main reasonable in cost and there 
jare still some fine specials on 
| Michigan mushroorrs: 
|The weather has improved in 
|Flerida but too late for the fall 
\torhato crop. Though harvesting is 
| increasing and quality is improv- 
ling, prices are still relatively high. 
Florida weather also played 
havoc on other vegetables. Cab- 
bage supplies are short, only   , and corn supplies are barely 
holding their own. However, 
though prices are quite high, 
celery shipments are increasing 
| daily. Sizes are small due to 
heavy rains and heavy stripping. 
The rapid drop in radish prices 
ts- evident tm tho number of fon: 
tures. 
Retailers know that the ap-) 
proaching holiday season js the|7 
time for nuts and fruits. There are | 
huge displays of many varieties. 
Supplies of almonds are record 
large this year and prices are at 
an all-time low. Filberts are also; 
  last year, 
* * * 
However, pecans are at a post- 
war high due to a short crop or 
‘damage by rains, and’ walnuts are 
jalso short in supply. In deciding 
| whether to shell or buy’ already | 
| shelled, remember that you'll need 
2 pounds of almonds, pecans or 
‘Brazil nuts to give a pound of sut- 
meats; 2% pounds of English wal- 
inuts; and 24g pounds of filberts. 
  
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Save Cook's Time a fr 
20- per cent more abundant than| style bacon along with tasty, color- 
the rice. And this is quickly done, 
‘too, When you use packaged pre-| 
cooked rice. 
Just be sure there's plenty of all! 
| finishing or opening of new grow-|three satisfying items when it's) |. 
time for serving. 
Gala Grill with Orange Rice 
16 canned pineapple chunks, ar ed 
: cooked prunes, pitted amd drained 
4 canned spiced crab apples, drained 
2-teaspoons butter, melted 
=x. slices (44 inch thick) Canadian style 
con 
% cup water 
% cup orange juice 
1 teaspoon salt 
1%, cups packaged pre-cooked rice 
lg teaspoon sugar 
2 tablespoons butter 
Place fruit alternately on 4 skew- | 
jers. Brush with melted butter. | 
Broil fruit kebabs and bacon slices | 
limited supplies of beans prevail, {9 to 3 inches from heat for 5 or '6 
jminutes, turning to brown evenly. | 
Meanwhile, bring water, orange | 
‘juice, and salt to a boil in a sauce- 
  ipan. Stir in packaged pre- “cooked 
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in Shell? 
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'% cup butter 
42 teaspoon sa 
Wash shrimp in cold water; 
drain; do not shell. In a small 
‘saucepan melt butter over low 
heat. 
add to butter. 3 
Arrange unshelled shrimp in 
one layer in a shallow pan—one 
that is just big enough te hold | 
shrimp will be best. Pour butter- 
garlic mixture over 
inches from high heat about 10 
minutes—shells will be pink and 
shrimps cooked through, Spoon 
juices in pan over shrimp, ult kebabs while you prepare | 
} very large o. 2 small garlic cloves! 
Peel and “ee garlic and 
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“lipet is on every, jar of marshmallow lemon’ bits. That was good too, jsugar in 3-quart saucepan. Picea small 
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Sse Wi the Eaerican booott Taf-| ‘bit. : pe for Christmas giving. You pour ty taeout 
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mie Eiscnhower. made fudge for’ Whee we rau out of chocolate (and package it in transparent plas. constantly. cag we hye cee unt! mixture! | 2 Ome ae Siget 4g, Meta 
young Tke. Homemade candy is al- bigs in the middle-of fudge mak. tic film. It's truly a a Bh stir until sesooth ate morse ira ie and loses its gloss. Turn’! ham bone, sai, pepper, water or) (Cyy | allie g a on a rooghtired ag 
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the fudge recipe that calls. for one package of the chocolate, [{ semi-swee? chhedtahe paceage {* UPS" nuts: sprinkle over surface, press- (20 to 24 pi 1 Bi n ‘peas, dnite: . onion, celery er ond seeded and "iieed), 
      
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evaporated milk, oar iallo ae Picky cup coarsely chopped wWalnats 2 pounds. | NOTE: For strane voted us? ‘ large saucepan or kettle. le “ i there —— wd | Cale: ta - . he boiling 
x 8 * ‘gelatinWse Sauterne. For lemon-'pring io a boil. Simmer, stirring Me +‘ bh salt tit Vae Gamer of the bax af pie flavored gelatin use Muscatel and, casionally, until peas are so iadd scallions. Cook . gently, stir- water with the 1 tablespoon 
tured. candy there are pralines. chopped: ways. _ tender they are mushy—about 142, ie — pa tip agg just until tender: drain in col- 
These are easily made and a wel- ao on -/Douns, q ‘ter. Add boiling -water, salt and; vander, — Meit~ butter An 12-inch 
come change from enpediets ©M-'Legn or Fat | * * * ‘both ‘packages of peas to skillet. | skillet; add onion and cook until. 
fections. | | tadeove ham bone; force soup, Cover and boil gently antil tender lightly browned. Add cabbage, salt 
Maple Pralines zoned. salmon, shad, herring |imeluding vegetables, through — no more than 5 minutes. (If and pepper to taste: cook a few: 
1 eup maple syrup and swordfish are among the fish strainer or food mill. Add salt and jpeas’are in block, break up before, minutes, earning over several 
| 2 cupe confectioners suger “fat? E fish in: to taste. - ( 2 Pp s | 
| % cup evaporated milk classified ag “fat.” Lean pepper Makes about 2/ covering. times. 
| fablespoon butter clude cod, haddock, flounder, biue- quarts.) Thin, to suit taste, with) Drain peas; add onions to them} Add drained noodles and tomato; 
I fenspocn vaatie’ fish, bass, perch, Halibut comes water of stock, adding seasoning|in skillet along with pepper to! toss with cabbage mixture until 
Combine. maple syrup, confec-| somewhere between hee two si necessary. Slice frankfurters |taste and, if desired, extra butter;/extremely hot, Makes 6 to 8 
tioners ‘sugar, and butter in a/sifications, pad soup and reheat. reheat. Makes 8 servings. ; Servings.   
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$ ” see ~The art « akhia © eee , tor package them for -vift iving. « Cool to lukewarm (120° degrees). | 4 Se hia 
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> The ietiog wished ae tania Emma dres-Kountz will appear as soloist with the Pontiac ~ Symphony Orchestra Tuesday Pairs at #: 30 at         
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Following .a remarkable 
Mrs. Kountz studied at 
School. debut as a child pianist, 
the Juilliard Graduate 
Her study incladed work in France under Robert 
of our time. who called her one of the finest peanists 
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_ Her Buropean debut was followed by a successful. New York ‘own Hall recital. She has since per- 
formed with most of the major orchestras in this country.: 
_Mrs. Kountz makes her home in Toledo, Ohio, 
where she is lecturer. and professor of piano at Mary 
ege. Manse Coll 
Tuesday evening's concert will feature the Rach- _ maninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 with the orchestra. _ 
Also on the program will be Gabrieli’s “Piano E 
Forte for Two Brass Choirs,” Schubert’s “Symphony 
No, 5” and Wagner’s “Siegfried Idyll.” 
x * * . 
For intermission perusal there will be an exhibi- 
tion of works by members of the Pontiac Society of 
Artists. 
City C: of C. Auxiliary — 
Convenes Hear: Reports on: 
“Work With Area 
Children —- 
The Pontiac Junior Chamber * 
of Commerce Auxiliary met ‘ 
for dinner Wednesday evening 
-at- Rotunda Inn. 
Mrs. Norman O'Brien and 
Mrs. William Dean representa- 
tives to the Citizen's Advisory 
Committee of the Plymouth 
State Home 
School, Farmington unit. re- 
ported on the. 
with these retarded children. 
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In addition to a Thanksgiving 
party at the home, the auxil- 
iary sent snowsuits, boots and 
60 squeeze toys to the home. 
Guests present 
Caflisle Hoard, Mrs. 
Rahi, Mrs. Ronald Facer and 
Mrs. Gene Linscott. 
Mrs. Howard King, district 
panel ages ig dd gh coal 
Speaker at the Jan. er 
meeting et Rotunda ta. 
Mothers — 
in Party 
The annual Christmas party 
was held at a meeting of the 
homeroom mothers of Long- 
fellow School. Wednesday. Mrs. 
George Warnock and Mrs, 
-Matthew Charlton were party 
chairmen. 
After a-game session gifts 
were exchanged. Refreshments 
and a holiday motif were fea- 
tured. 
Serving were 
Cook and = Mrs. Lawrence 
Stocks, home room. mothers 
from Natalie. Ragen: s class 
room. were “Mrs. 
Mrs. Hugh 
Sorority Plans 
Yule Basket 
Phi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta 
Sigma Phi sorority met Tues- 
day oon at the home of 
Mrs.. 0, A, Oates of Spokane 
drive. 
Christmas plans include | a 
basket to a needy famity and ~ 
a Christmas” party for sorprity 
members, _ ‘ 
Seven Pages Today 
in Women’ $ Section 
Christmas Events Move Into Spotlight | 
By RUTH SAUNDERS 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — One 
of the early Christmas teas 
was given Wednesday by Mrs. 
. John F. Gordon in her home 
er Wakaeee aie The more 
than 7) guests were served at 
the tea table by Mrs. Ormond 
- Mig est. «Ba Kyes, 
Frederick — Zimm: ae 
Mrs. Sawin M. Berestonh George Russell, Mrs. Weéete | 
R. Sellers. and Mrs. Henry 
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    * ‘announce 
and = Training © 
group's ork: 
James — Leather Fancy 
Leather evening coats are 
fancier than ever this— year. 
They come with jewels and 
beaded embroidery, rich velour 
linings, and luxurious: shawl 
collars. Colors include white.’ 
black, blue, gold and pink, 
Marriage 
Plans Told 
Mr, 
Asbury Mrs. Warren T. 
"ef Lakeview 
the engagement -of 
their daughter Sandra Sue 
Strange to Gerald Clark, son 
of Mrs. Marian Clark of Com- 
monwealth avenue and Free- and 
man Lorenzo Clark, also of 
Pontiac. 
A Jan. 16 wedding is 
planned. 
Fancy Nightwear 
Nightwear has 4 foreign fla- 
vor. The influence of Italian 
lacework and bright colors, 
Grecian drapery, Spanish ‘tore- 
ador trousers and short- 
cropped ruffled bodices shows 
in pajamas, gowns and peign- 
Ermine i in Snow 
The Alaskan influence has 
gone -to the head! An Alaskan 
rock garden is. the inspiration 
for a cap of petal leaves and 
forget-me-nots. Snowy ermine 
tails are the finishings touches. 
Li avenue, 
  EMMA BNDRES-KOUNTZ 
Garden Club Plans 
Annual Yule Dinner 
The traditional ‘Christmas 
cooperative dinner for the 
Bloomfield. Hills branch of the 
Women’s National Farm and | 
Dance 
at Pierce 
Allemanders Square Dance 
Club met Saturday night at 
the John D. Pierce, Junior High 
“School, with’ a half-hour work- 
shop preceding ‘the dance. 
Donald Smith, club presi- 
dent, introduced as new mem- 
bers Mr. and Mrs. John 
Fritcher, Mr. and Mrs. Otto 
Lind, the Robert-Heths, the 
William Dayners and Mr. and 
Mrs. William Sinclair. 
Guests “were _Mr.--and Mrs. 
William Betts, the Len Guerans 
and the Nat Grummonds of 
Royal Oak; Mr. and Mrs. Jack 
McCulloch,: the Frank Hoff- 
mans, Mr. and Mrs. Donald 
Stuck of Oak Park, Mr. and . 
Mrs. Carl Matheny and the 
Darwin Catlins. 
Dances were called by Sam 
“Joan. 
The next dance will be at 
Waterford High School on Dec. - 
12.- 
Peter B. 
  Karadian, 
son of 
S. K. 
_ Highland 
Park. 
State 
Universite. 
A Jan. 16 
wedding is 
planned. 
ANNE KESHIGIAN, 
Entertaining their neighbors, 
old and new, Friday evening at 
dinner, will be. Mr. and Mrs. 
Willlam T. Gossett of Goodhue 
road. 
Mrs. Gossett plans to leave 
Saturday for brief visits to 
New York and. Bostori arid later -. 
a flying trip with her husband. . 
to Dallas, Tex. 
In Boston, she will be with 
her son-in-law and daughter; - 
the si Dennings, and their — 
family. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jo- 
seph Flaherty of oe Valley 
road. ? 
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The 200 Club will give its 
Christmas: dance Saturday at 
      
   
        Mr. and Mrs. 
Keshigian of 
Illinois avenue 
announce the 
engagement of 
their daughter 
Anne to Stefan 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Karadian, of 
Stefan 
is a graduate 
of Wayne \ 2° 
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By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
DEAR ABBY: Two of my 
girlfriends and I got together 
and we started: talking about 
another gir They said some 
things about her that were 
very damaging to her. repu- 
tation. (They were not true.) 
I am sorry to 2 
say that I 
joined in and | 
did my share { 
of talking. — 
The rumors 
got around all 
over school 
and she found | 
out who start- 
ed them. Now 
I have lost 
her friend. ABBY . 
ship.. She is a very nice girl. 
x Abby. I never realized how 
  
IEEE ERS EAT a 
puss Moe 
  Teshw Will ‘Hang the Green’ Friday much* hark but be done by 
just talking about a person. 
reads this will benefit from. it. 
---76Gtion.. Now promise never to a big hairy wart on 
a is always trying | 
. We tell her she m 
: infected, but she Pram 
any attention to us. | 
get an infection from t I hope that everyone who 
—I. cause? a, lot of tears to be 
‘shed and I pray she will for- 
give me. I couldn't feel worse *: La * 
if T had fobbed a erippie of  °*2* — or ae his crutches, ) a 
LEARNED A LESSON DEAR Pugh 
DEAR LEARNED: To con- DEAR ABBY: I am making 
fess a wrong and ask forgive- my daughter's school ward- 
ness is a-step in the right di- robe. She is a er 
and 
Personally, # think a full skirt 
- would look better on her, but 
she. specifically asked for a 
straight skirt because she says 
all her friends have them, My do it again. For ‘those in- 
clined to be loose of tongue—a 
little simplified Shakespeare: 
“He who steals my purse 
steals trash, but he who steals 
my good name, enriches him- 
self not and makes me poor, 
indeed." mouth. She says T am 
x + * to let a 9-year-old git 
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omen S Section ORS a a I 
  
Holiday activities at Pon- 
tiac’s YWCA get under way 
Friday. with the traditional 
“Hanging of the Greens.” Y- 
Teens, their brothers, sisters 
and friends will supervise ac- 
tivities at the Y on Franklin 
boulevard, trimming four. trees 
and, arranging evergreen and Garden Assn; is scheduled-for ‘ 
Monday at 6:30 p..m. in 
Bloomfield’ Hills High Schoo}, ornaments throughott the 
* * * building, 
Decorations in foyer ane Later the group will hear the 
dining hall will be arranged Christmas Story and be served 
by Mrs. Charles L. Chubbuck refreshments prepared by Mrs. 
and. Mrs. George I. Goodwin. _ Grace Carrothers, teen-age pro- 
Mrs. Henry C. Johnson and gram chairman, and her com- 
her committee will preside: at mittee. 
the festive .punch bewl and x * * 
husbands of members will Also on the agenda at the 
serve the hams and turkeys at YWCA is a meeting of both 
the buffet table. ra Golden Age groups for a des- 
The “‘Jills’’ will 4 resent their. sert luncheon and program, on 
repertoire of Yule music. Mofiday. Mrs. Ben Zannoth of 
Dr. Robert Bruce Pierce, Detroit will play Christmas 
minister of the Metropolitan music, Mrs. Roy McBeth - of 
Methodist Church ef Detroit, Detroit will speak. on the 
Christmas theme and the Sen- 
ior Girls 
tiac Central High School will 
will will give a dramatic reading 
and talk on ‘The Other Wise 
Man.”’ 
Active on the planning com- sing. Santa -Claus dis- 
mittee have been: Mrs. John tribute gifts. 
Tebben, Mrs. Carl Larson, Two ‘parties will be . held Mrs. Dean Draper, Mrs. Irv- 
ing MacKenzie, Mrs.. Charles 
Chubbuck, Mrs. George Good- 
win, Mrs. William Ferguson, 
Mrs. L. A. Wineman and Mrs. 
Jopn “Hammond, 
Aide Group 
Sets Bazaar 
The members of the Psychi- 
atric Aide Assn. of Pontiac 
State Hospital will hold their 
annual Christmas Bazaar and 
Bake Sale Friday beginning at 
noon at the Employes lounge ' Wednesday. While girls and 
women of the morning classes 
~ ‘have a cooperative luncheon to 
celebrate the close of the term, 
the preschool children in the 
nursery willbe visited by Santa 
Claus who will return the fol- 
' lowing day to visit the Thurs- 
day nursery group. The Board 
of Directors will have a Christ- 
mas luncheon meeting Thurs- 
day. ee 
+ t& 
The Y staff will gather. on 
Dec, 15 for ‘a luncheon and 
exchange of gifts. Other activi- 
ties include the annual Christ- 
mas party for the Pontiac 
State ‘Hospital Y Group on Dec. 
16 under the chairmanship of 
. aa _ “M M Anglemier with in the main building of the hos- Mre, Allan Moures Ain cochait- 
pital, o — ~S : : man. . 
Proceeds of the sale will go “The annual USO - holiday 
into the Patient’s Fund to as- 
sure all patients of a Christ- 
mas gift, it was announced by 
Mrs. Ethel Pettibone, president, dance at the-National Guard 
Armory. on.Dec..17 will bring 
out the Y-;sponsored’- Hostess 
Corps. Y-Teens~will. assist in 
drinks. 
On Dec. 18 the Junior High 
Canteen will have its Christ- 
Mrs, John Thors will review mas party at 7:30 p.m. Patricia 
“First Lady of the South” by Kelly, teen-age program direc- 
Ishbell Ross when the. Fireside tor, wilk be in charge, assisted 
Club meets Friday afternoon at by Mrs.. Carrothers. 
the_Judson street home of Mrs. The general membership will 
Harold Kelly. gather for:the Christmas Ob- Review Friday . 
Fee Cee eRe Te Reece eee eae ee eee Re Cee Sr Ra. PEI es Sen Sa e i ashes ; Ensemble from Pon- . 
““the-eloak room and serve soft . 
  City YWCA Tells Holiday Plans "ulead for the week between 
Christtnas “and-"New Year's families and 
on Dec. servance with 
friends frdbm 3:30 to 5 
20. Mrs. M. H. Slater, mem- Day. 
bership chairman, and Mrs, Christmas calendars have 
Robert Nelson, cochairman, been sent fo members of the 
will be in charge. association. 
An announcément ‘of gifts to 
the YWCA's World Fellowship 
Fund by all groups within the 
assogiation will Tighlight the 
program. 
4, ®. * * 
Pajama parties for the vari- 
ous Y-Teen clubs are sched- ‘Recipe Addition 
‘There should be 2 heaping 
  tablespoons of lard added to 
the fruit cake recipe that ran , 
_Wednesday. 
Stately Buckingham Palace hums 
with activity when nine-year-old Prin- 
cess Anne, daughter of Queen Eliza- 
beth I, meets with the First Bucking- grounds. 
uniform. ° 
\ Genius — Can Be Hapities With Too Much Care my ‘   
‘Gilted Child Needs Normal Life to Develop Talents ing. There is much to be said 
for the study of liberal arts for 
the young budding scientist, point: 
er, architect or engineer, - 
It is. like the physician who 
must have a thorough training 
in general medicine and kn6éwi- 
edge of the world and human 
problems, before he can become -ABditor’s notes With the increased 
‘Interest today in education of the 
gifted child, the Ylews of this dis- 
sooen the aegneny conductor who 
Pn the study of pilauo at 7, add 
nen thought to the @iscussion.) - 
By WILFRID PELLETIER 
The word genius — whether in 
music, painting, literature or the expe 
sciences, is much abused. When turity. 
applied to a gifted child, it is most * * 
- unfortunate, Doting parents . and Genius must 
tured, and the 
genius often provide a dangerous 
stumbling block to.development in 
his chosen career, —~ 
During my many years at the 
Metropolitan Opera and as the 
‘ eonductor of the New York Phil- 
harmonic and Montreal Symphony -. 
Youth Concerts, it has been my 
privilege to meet many young peo- 
ple of _undoubted_talent. ae 
While it is: triie that my pro- ° 
- fession is .music, much ‘of what 
“4 have to aay holds true for” 
no matter whore hie or her tt   
      
    
        
   
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bryo scientist as it is to: the tal- : 
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ik } chi Seas be carefully 
full flowering of 
these youthful abilities stems from 
the wise and understanding help 
of these best qualified to guirie by 
virtue of their knowledge ad the 
mce that comes, with ma- 
tend te confuse précocity with true 
ability. The talented child, paraded 
before his elders, tends to become” 
precocious and. precious, 
Too much adulation gives him 
and his family a false sense of 
values. This gives the child a 
premature. sense of arrival and 
_& feeling that he is ready, he- 
fore he has built q solid founda. 
tion for the perfection of his art. 
But preparation for a : chosen 
career must be tempered with an “awareness of every child's need — - 
~-for a normal-tife, He or she must -. 
take time for, health, ms, ta youth- 
ful: companions and-other interests 
— that ‘make..him a part of ah aes 
A child must be & child, ” is 
this should be the happiest period 
et eee, eee eae burdefis * 80 inevitable for the 
’ adult. They cannot be pushed and 
driven only to study or . practice. nur- 
We should remember the 
strong need that all children 
have for youthful pursuits, The 
adolescent, no matter bow gifted 
shoukd be encouraged to get inte 
sports such as tennis, swimming, ¥ 
ually doting friends, who ec Too often young talent becomes baseball and football, and to par- a specialist. 
* equaty . % ° lost because misguided. parents ticipate in schoot and community . ‘ statically praise a youngster as. a and. uncomprehending _ teachers activities, als - eb are Selied: and 
Do not make the mistake of 
over-protecting the child, The law 
of averages and nature itself will 
take care of Johnny or Mary’s 
artistic fingers or bow arm. 
Minor. youthful accidents are 
‘ normal,.-- all a part of growing 
_ up, 4émphasis for the little girl 
“should be first to develop into .: 
the healthy feminine creature she 
was meant to be — this will add ens, 
Me D 
older sister opened her a: pled 1 
fa Plans 
- Gollogty. 
  ham Palace Brownie pack on the 
Here, 
takes time to sit for a portrait in her 
youth can absorb, 1 
good. You will find that a Heifetz 
is also a table-tennis champion, 
a connoisseur of art and well 
versed in. world affairs, : 
Roberta Peters “and Rise -Steys 
stars of the Metropolitan . 
‘Opera are very successful moth- 
ers and homemakers and yéu- may 
1 retall that Einstein was a fine 
"violinist and tremendously’ rea : 
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Sno-Ball 
Alpha Omega ‘Chapter’ of 
Beta Sigma Phi sorority met 
Wednesday evening at the Mil- =! 
ford home of Mrs. Michae} 
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Plans were initiated fe ‘the 
annual February Sno-Ball, 
’ Topics for the evening were 
“Love's Miracle in Marriage” 
and “Giving and Receiving 
Friendship,”’ 7 * 
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The Christmas party will be 
a spaghetti dinner at the: 
Barnes street home. of Mrs. 
George Pudduck Dee. 16. Se- 
cret pals will be revealed and . 
gifts exchanged. 
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Too Many Patients   
Nurse's Role Contusing 
WINNIPEG, Canada — Are 
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the illusion that they are Flor- 
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Montreal management con- | 
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He told\a hospital adminis- 
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eventually frustrates thei and 
often ends when they quit or 
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“Nurses are confused as to 
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“Dear Mrs. Post: The other 
evening my parents had sev- 
eral friends in for bridge. I 
greeted them when they ar- 
rived and shortly afterwards 
excused myself, left the room 
and went to another part of 
the house to read. At ten 
thirty I went to bed. 
“The next morping- mother pily under, one root? ‘The answer, 
|t00 often. gecepted today is a blunt 
“NO.” Nursing homes afe-.filled 
|with homeless.old folks ‘put out |s 
‘of the way’’ by married children “ct ke we oe Be 
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      into the living room to say 
good-night to her | ts, and 
said that she was ashamed of 
my behavior. Mother is a 
stickler for etiquette and sonte- 
times carries it to'an extreme, 
so I would like to hear from 
you: whether I was rude in not 
saying good-night to these 
guests.” ve   * * 
    ‘from living with their paternal: 
      ‘was a widower. 
      
    Answer: You were not really 
rude because your mother’s 
guests probably- thought you ; 
did not come in to say good- 
night so as not to disturb their 
ght yor mother yon eaid A thrifty way—to-téc orate each 
‘window in your home, ¢ friends and interésts. He came ;\ 
room, you should have come | lean attern 674 a arama us. and. went’ as he pleased. He never © 
back to say it before going. to 4 ‘ting guides for making these 2lam- interfered with our discipline. . bed. ‘\orous cafe curtains yourself. Easy| “He never bought favors or love (€ 
| sewing — so practical. om the youngsters. . He always if “Dear Mrs. Post: I'm-& | ‘cond Thirty-five Cents (coins) for ‘collected every nickel he ever} 
“prospective bridegroom and |tnis pattern — add 5 cents for oaned them. That is why we all |} 
will have to travel a consid- | each pattern for 1st-class mailing. ilo oved and respected him. 
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erable distance for the wed- | send to The Pontiac Press, 1247 “When he had his first stroke, 
ding, which is taking Place ie | Needlecraft” Dept., P. 0. Box” 164, | he wanted to remain at home. 
my fiancee’s home town. ly | Old Cheisea Station, New York 11, | The children all pitched in to (¢ 
friends who are to be my ush- |N.Y, Print plainly Pattern Num-) help care for him. The boys if 
ers, as well as my brother, the ber, Name, Address and Zone, ' would | come home from a bas: 
best man, all have to travel the | ; _ 
distance too. I would like to 
know if I am obliged to pay 
their train fare, or do.they pay     
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expenses unless they are in- 
vited to stay in the houses of 
relatives or friends of your 
bride, You do not, however, 
fares, Of course there are ¢x- 
ceptions, and if for instance. , 
one of your best friends could? 
not afford to be one of your 
ushers if he had to pay for a 
long trip, ‘you might pay it for 
him.   
    
  “Dear Mrs. Post: As is cus- 
retire, which will be soon. I'd 
like to know what is correct 
when the guests rise to drink a 
toast to me. Should I rise too 
or remain seated?” 
  
Answer: You remain. seated 
until the others have all drunk 
the toast, and then you rise, 
bow, smile, say ‘‘Thank you" 
and then sit down again. 
          
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JUDY M,. BOYER 
Announcément is made of the 
engagement “of Judy Marie 
Boyer to Michael P. Moriarty, 
son of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh 
Moriarty of Baldwin avenue. 
Judy is the daughter of Mrs. 
Helen Boyer of: Myrtle avenue 
and Dan Boyer of Pismo 
Beach, Calif. St. Benedict 
Catholie Church has. been, re- 
served for the Jan. 23 wedding. 
  
Dinner Near 
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WCTU is sponsoring a cooper- 
ative. fellowship dinner at 6 
. Monday: at Church of — the 
Brethren. 
Mrs. Hazel Green, past presi- 
dent of the 18th District will be 
principal speaker. The Perkins 
family: of Royal Oak will have 
charge of music, — 
  
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of prosperity. Born during 
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‘Hived through long periods of good 
‘titnes’ with only an occasional re~ 
cession. ~~ 
Most, excepting ‘those’ who: aii” 
their family’s economy shaken by | 
. ithe 1957-58 reeession, haven't felt 
ithe numbing: fear of depression. 
And this is reflected in their atti- 
itude. toward their financial fu- 
tures, 
We asked 680. ‘Arnerican 
agers: “Do you feel secure about 
‘the future financially, or do you 
try to pinch every penny?” 
Seventy-three per cent 
they feel seemre, 24 per cent 
they spend with care, and 3 
cent did not answer. 
“My father has enough money 
to take care of me now,”’ 
17-year-old Atlanta girl, 
fee} capable of getting a good job 
later.” 
An 18-year-old Philadelphia youth | 
| Says, 
‘of my own and have $800 besides. 
\My ability to. work at almost any- 
‘thing will see me through.” 
CONFIDENT “T have saved about 
Even many of tifose who 
they spend carefully face the fu- 
ture with confidence. A 15-year-old 
girl from Creve Coeur, Mo., says 
she spends with care even though 
she feels 
more money I have to spend later, 
the better.’’ secure because 
* * * 
Another girl, 
When it comes to saving, 
| youngsters are about evenly 
Y ided, 
* Fifty-three per cent of t 
citizens of tomorrow dig the frugal 
ant who cut his -coat according 
to his cleth, as’ the saying goes. 
But 4 per cent go along 
grasshopper 
‘the world owes me a 
lowance to save, 
~*~ * &* 
Dennis 
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“and I 
a 17-year-old from 
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“because J dori't have enough to! 
go to college.” 
Chitwood, 17, of 
       
             
    
   
     
     
      
   
   
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‘ | the Girard of Hartford, Conn., feels her “savings “will come in handy in the 
have future.” 
  ecure, 
tems tik thas lee sacle 
confidence, “I spend all on abtee 
record collection.” he says.    
  
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By DOROTHY ROE 
Women ‘of all ages will out- 
shine the Christmas. tree this 
' year, 
The most brilliant and ele- 
gant holiday fashions in many 
years. will, be seen this win- 
| ter, as designers turn out a 
' rash of fabulous metallic bro- 
cades, satins and velvets: for 
festive wear. 
LONG AGAIN 
“Bong evening gowns are ih Time is precious when it. hangs so 
~ tightly on a golden. chain. The pendant 
watch by Coro’ is centered in a huge 
texfured flower and may 
swinging from the neck or pinned , ie 
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the evening picture once again -- 
in greater number than in the 
last 10 years, These are seen - 
. in satins, brocades, chiffons 
and beaded or sequinned silks, 
sheath silhouettes. The trend 
is toward covered shoulders 
| and bedy-melding lines, Few 
of the strapless, bouffant styles 
~*~both slim.and full skirts. are seen, 
pancetta 
      
      
          
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iets sels sake * ” Drayton Plains 
  “Let Federal’s W- 
: expert corseti- 
  
  be worn year. 
Fashions Outshine Christmas Tinsel 
Formal fabrics such as me- 
tallic brocades, chiffons. and 
satins are widely used in cas- 
ua] styles for evening wear— 
|. the gold brocade shirtwaist 
dress and trench coat are 
prime examples. 
Belt Buckles 
Grow Larger 
Designer Luis Estevez favors 
the giant buckle for belts. He 
shows the buckles with wide 
cummerbunds on everything — 
from shirtwaist dresses to- 
cocktail and evening gowns; 
Waists are tightly cinched at 
the natural line. Some wide 
sashes trail to the floor oyer where you will. So giftable at a price 
you'll love, 
jewel movement is guatanteed for a its Unported Swiss one- 
  people don’t resent their parents’          
     And in most instances, the young 
  * 
* * * 
“It is in my interests,"’ says 18- 
year-old Sheldon Lewis of Chi- 
cago. 
  Mother Should ’ 
Guide Grooming 
Little girls take to water like 
ducks. And they like-to dress 
up and have their hair fixed. 
It just comes naturally, 
~*~ * * 
A mother should guide her 
daughter in good grooming 
habits -but she shouldn't 
stress them to the point where 
a child becomes a prissy prim- 
  
Salt Water Hard 
an Suit Zippers 
' Modern zippers are made to 
withstand innumerable launder- 
ings, but they do have a 
“eatch.”’ They still rust when | 
over-exposed to salt water. 
That's one ‘more reason wigy 
bathing suits should be Jaun- _ 
dered in soap or detergent suds 
after every expedition to the 
_surf or salt water pool.   
      
| You'll be seeing many street- 
| length theater costumes, con- 
| sisting of -slender dress and 
| matching furtrimmed or fur- | 
| lined jacket, in vivid brocades | 
and satins, 
The velvet dress with white 
lace trimrning also stages a 
, comeback. this! season, usually 
' in black for grown-ups, in all | 
colors for little girls. 
It’s a lush and lavish sea- 
son, when women can shoot 
  the works on holiday glitter. Maling’s Lovely 
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It's easy to tell when a father f 
‘has a teen-age daughter; his bank! 
account is in two figures, oon oad 
‘phone bill is in three . 
igirls won't get married tin “they 
meet the right man; others won't 
|stop getting married till they ao} 
likewise. —Earl Wilson. CHRISTMAS SHOP AT THE NEW 
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  _PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1950" 
    
  
traying a’ role on the stage, - 
voice and facial expressions play 
an important part 
or rather the personality she is By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN 
When a famous actress is por- 
creating. 
sits, 
as However, the way. she stands, 
moves and the manner in. 
which she uses her hands are just 
when 
portraying age it seems to me that impressive. Actually, in the picture    
  these are much more effective 
than lines is the face. A woman 
can have a lineless face and yet 
appear. old when she assumes the, 
postures and mannerisms and walk 
of the aged. 
A woman's hands tell a lot) 
about. her. 
and poise. 
GESTURES EXPRESSIVE 
Gestures which have meaning in| 
expressing our thoughts and emo- 
are most If she 2 drums on the, 
table or chair arms, we know she 
is the tense, nervous type, 
does not appear to be calm and 
gracious. If she uses exaggerated 
gestures, we feel that she is mak- 
ing up for lack of inner security She 
OX: i 
  
tions add color to conversation if. 
they are not overdone, but they 
always ’ should be * 
graceful, not twitchy or nervous. 
Many gestures smooth and: 
pressive, such asa gentle shrug of 
the shoulders. 
. Tenseness makes graceful | 
. movement impossible. When the | 
  piece dress 
of-fit, 
Site 16% requires 21% yards shoulders are pulled back rigidly, 
it spoils our appearance, and 
when the hands are stiff in mo- 
‘tion they are unattractive. Try 
the following to loosen them up | 
and to relax you if you are the 
tense type, 
your wrists 
Lk, 
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Becoming surplice line ideal for 
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mas a wrap-tie top. 
that’s sleek, smooth, always: sure-| 
Easy-sew. Tomorrow’ & pat- 
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arse Pattern 4952: Half Sizes’ 
18%, 20%, 221. ' 54.4 2%, 14%, 16%, 
inch fabric. 
Printed directions on each» pat: 
tern part. Easier, accurate. 
Send Fifty cents in coins for this. 
patt rh—add 10 cents for each pat; 
“for” ist-class mailing, Send to! 
nant Adams, care of The Pontiac 
243 West! 137 Pattern Dept., re two- and 
You 
should feel as though your hands 
and fingers might fly off into ihe 
air any moment. ~~. en E 
  Choose an oily polish remover. 
drying to the cuticle.   This isnot 
MA 
You ean’t have graceful, attrac- This is not drying to the cuticle. 
tive hands if you neglect your/The majority of us should use nails. 
nail file, 
eS Here are a few hints about 
‘nail care. Your nails can lock 
ivery distinguished without polish, 
if they are well manicured, Many 
‘chic women wear colorless or very 
‘light pink polish except for dressy 
| occasions. 
Most women do better . with 
emory beards than with a steei   Colored 
more tapered. 
4 * * 
Tomorrow: With Exercise Ycu 
;Can Gain in Hips and Not Else- 
Choose an oily Polish Temover. 'where.’ " 
Let your arms hang at your, ~~~ 
sides. Relax 
fingers and shake the hands. For Christmas Cards   
She Turns to Her Diary | 
VALDOSTA, Ga. (® — When- 
ever it's Christmas card send- 
ing time, Mrs. Cecil Cook 
opens the latest of her 134 
“diaries and goes to work, 
Her Yuletide greetings are 
the kind that friends write 
and ask about if they are 
left out. Those who get them 
often send ‘'thank you’ letters. 
“Yet."’ explains Mrs. Cook, 
“our cards are so simple. 
They are only pictures of the } 
kids and a mimeographed let- | 
| Exchange Vows 
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! in Home Rites 
Before Fireplace 
On a northern Michigan honey- | 
‘moon are S. Sgt. and Mrs. Stanley 
|Jencks who were married Saturday | 
jin the home of the bride's 
iMr. and Mrs. Carl 
Tull road 
* * * s parents, 
Robinson_ of 
Vows were exchanged before a) 
fireplace banked with white chrys- 
anthemums and pink carnations. 
The bride wore a ballerina-length 
gown gf pink taffeta and matching 
veiled*headpiece 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean of 
Pontiae attended the couple. 
_ The newlyweds will make their’ 
home at Selfridge Air Force Base. ter with a resume of the 
eventful happenings in the 
Cook: family. For more than 
a decade and a half they have 
traced the family clan. from 
the first child on up to all 
four children."' 
* * * 
Mrs. Cook credits her late 
father, O. B. Keeler, a fa- 
mous sports writer for the 
Atlanta Journal and biogra- - 
pher of golfer Bobby Jones, 
with starting her on diary 
keeping at the age of lo. 
“When my first child was 
born,”. she says, “I kept a 
diary for ‘him and so on with 
the rest of my children [ 
write in them every day .. . 
stick pictures and clippings in 
from time to time. 
“Right now I have 134 
diaries. My memory is terri- 
ble and this is the only way 
I have to remember things 
abeut my children." 
  Nails Are Telltale 
Fingers and fingernails often 
can. tell a doctor much about 
his patient's geneval physical 
condition, Ridges running hor- 
izontally across a nail, nails 
that split and break easily, 
all may be warning signals 
that it is time to eat a better 
diet, get more sleep, fresh air 
and exercise. 
  
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keep the nails long but not too 
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nail polish makes the fingers look 
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    | ‘Her Name? igs Lois Lundell Higgins of Chicago : , 
AF emale Spike- Heeled F latfoot 
_ By GAY PAULEY, 
NEW. YORK (UPD | Lols 
Lundell’ Higgins of Chicago 
looks about as much like a\ cop 
as I look like Marilyn Porgy 5 ber of the. crime Sieh 
. committee -of-the International 
Associatidn of Police Chiefs, 
Whose convention brought her 
and her husband lo New York 
last week.   
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‘table record ine crime préven. 
tion in’ Diinois, and nationally\ 
And she cam, if necessary,\ | 
handle a revolvep with“as good \ NO GUN, SHE SAYS 
She no-longer carfies a gun 
on the job ~~ that was in her 
early davs as a policewoman 
in Chicago. Now, she explained   
very effective.” 
~ * * before everyone from police to 
Mrs. Higgins, 49, five feet,-! high school students. 
two inches tall, blueeyed and | The bureau, organized in 
_gray haired, is director of the 1949, \works on a ‘‘three strikes 
Illinois Crime Prevention Bu- against crime’ program . of 
reau. She also is president of 
the International Association Jation. Cooperating with it are education; research and legis- 
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Dans wi LOG RIN QQ 
wis NOOOYN chime’ prevention talks a year 
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1814. an aim 4% any} man on the \ in an interview, she is a com- - beat, ; i \ bination administrator, investi- 
*« * * \ gator and lecturer, “I'm very lady-like about a \ She and. her colleagues in gun,” said Mrs. Higgins, ‘but the bureau average 1,000 | 
    
‘Chicago that she met Frank consisting of peas 
from-.city, county and State po- 
Hee departments, and a com- 
mittee of citizen volunteers. 
x *&* *.. 
One of its major accomplish- 
ments, she said? is‘ legislation 
making extremely severe the 
penalty for narcotics peddling. 
* *« * 
“Tam convinced,” said Mrs. 
Higgins, ‘‘that the . narcotics 
trade is part of a Communist. 
program to: wreck the young 
people of the free world. Of 
course, the mgney_to be made 
is a factor. But we must re- 
member that. most of the nar- 
cotics come from Red China 
and the satellite countries.”’ 
Mrs. Higgins, a native of 
Milwaukee, and graduate with 
honors from Mount Mary: Col- 
lege in her home town, started 
her ecareer.in social welfare. 
It was while assigned to a 
domestic relations. court in 
Higgins, then a bailiff but now 
a city building inspector. The 
couple will celebrate a 25th 
wedding anniversary next 
' year. 
. HE FORGIVES.HER 
1 asked her’ husband whether 
he took a lot of kidding, being 
married. to a policewoman. 
“Oh, sure,” he said, ‘around 
Chicago they used to call me 
Mr. Lois Higgins. But I for- 
give her. She's a good cook.” 
The couple has two chil- 
dren — Frank Jr., 22, studying 
law at Harvard, and Mary 
Lois, 18, a student at Mount 
Mary. & 
* * * 
“T would like to see mv 
daughter go into some phase 
of police or social work,"’ said 
Mrs. Higgins. “It is‘a splendid 
field . that old idea that a 
policewoman is more brawn 
than brain is all wrong. To- 
dav's law enforcement agen- 
‘cles are looking for both men 
and women with a strong aca- 
demic background, preferably 
in socia? studies. 
* * 
“We certainly need more 
women . ... they are equipped 
by nature ‘with a protective, 
caring-for instinet. If we had 
more formers, we wouldn't 
need so many reformers. 
“Youth crime is our major 
crime problem, not only here 
but worldwide. I had heard. 
this, so recently I did a round- 
thé-world-trip to find out for 
myself. They have teen gangs 
in Tokyo and. Manila as well 
as New York and Chicago.”’ 
Garden Group 
~ Learns About 
Arrangement 
The Lake Angelus branch of the Women's National Farm 
and Garden Association was 
guest of Mrs. Charles F. Kuhn, 
of North Lake Angelus road, 
for dessert-luncheon Tuesday 
- * * 
Mrs. Clinton Disbrow of 
Pearce Floral Co. demonstrat- 
ed the arrangement of flow- 
ers and greens for the holi- 
days. Members then experi- 
mented with the plant mate 
rial and planned to distribute 
Christmas baskets * 
      
    
        
       
   
  Perfect fashion gift for ‘the teen-ager on your 
list are Smartee’s washable cotton-knit separates. The 
jaunty jacket is patterned in panels of contrasting 
colors with.a bold border. Worn with sleek tapered 
pants, the outfit is ideal for loungewear now or casual 
warm weather use later. Available locally. . Ine., ‘Unit 2 
the Dec. 
Christmas party. Those attending 
will bring gifts for veterans at the 
Oakland County Tuberculosis Sana- 
torium. 
  
the. men 
cards. 
a serape, 
      
        Committees were anak for 
husband-and-guest 15 
Working with Mrs. Edgar 
Thomas on kitchen arrange- 
| meats will be Mrs. Carl Cox, 
Mis. Lilly Collins, Mrs, Frank 
Van Horn and Mrs. John Brewer. 
Mrs, Maude Place wilk be in 
charge of the dining room. with 
Mrs. Harry Sibley, Mrs. Clarence 
Hickmott and Mrs. Carl Malkim 
, assisting. Dinner will be coopera- 
tive,. , 
1 Mrs, Edwards and Mrs. Worth _ 
_|Eastman were appointed member- 
ship chairmen. 
‘Plans were completed to send 
in. service Christmas 
  
Cape or Coat 
The fur stole goes to new 
lengths—so long they ean dou- 
ble as capes or coats. One 
popular style will have a full 
eoat front and a short stole 
back. Another stole looks like 
one side in white 
ermine, the other black-lyed 
Russian broadtail. 
boa stole of Russian sable has 
open ends that look like huge 
muffs. 
  
In its 15,944 square miles, Switz. | 
erland has 125 modern winter re- | 
isorts with more than 360 lifts: and 
eableways, 140 ice rinks, 900 li- 
censed ski instructors and some 
7,000 hotels. 
    
  
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. Empire's. defense line, was formal- 
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pink, 
$ 5.    
      
   
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Daniel 1 Green Slippers are one of the nicest gifts you can 
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Sto 
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0AM to 9 P. M. over 
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    By GAY PAULEY 
member of the Child Study Associ- 
ation of America. And for a 
‘change, don't ‘Worry about whether 
the toy is educational, so much as 
whether it is fun, 
“There -is nothing wrong with 
educational toys."" said Miss Jos- 
ette. Frank, an author of two 
guides to children’s reading, “The 
trouble is, we have become so 
purposeful ‘about it. 
“We tend to forget that wi play 
_is educational, 
“Children learn from everything 
they do. 
“It is the adults whp need to be 
educated in their approach to buy- view, says a staff. ence. Yet checkers or parches! 
assorted sizes and shapes for the 
.., Small set because they stimulate: 
j the imagination of the child! teach 
hig to do things for bimself; hold 
his interest, sometimes for years. 
But she sees little point in giving 
blocks with the- alphabet or num 
bers on ‘them. “Having numbers 
or letters. taught a child at three 
won't make him a wonderful read- 
er, wonderful mathermatician, or 
wonderful anything just because 
you start him early, A, child's 
progress partly is a matter of in- 
nate ability, partly readiness.” 
WIDOWED MOTHER 
Miss Frank, widowed, the mother Toy shoppin With q Child's View 3 “Your Child’ s Readifig Today” and 
UPI Women’s Editor are just as educational.” oN a child's study. pamphlet har 
: ORK-—Shop \ _. "Television: How to-Use It Wisely 
Py gee a ihe aeprenes ce plain books of with Children.” - 
. * *: 
I asked Miss. Frank what ‘she 
thought of the modern practice of 
\ stating the age bracket on toys— 
‘for the three-to-five age: grotp,”’ 
“the five-to-seven'' and so on 
“Well, 1 suppose it’s” better 
thap nothing,” she sald. “But 
you still have to know the apti- 
tudes, and interests of the indi. 
vidual child, 
“| remember -one “Christmas 
when my daughter was just big 
enough to enjoy presents. I went 
out of my way to get all the things | 
the experts said -were right for a 
  ed blocks for building. 
_ «De give seme sturdy toys, - 
and seme which don’t cost mach © 
but Interest the child in what 
makes them turn, tick, or go, - 
so be can take them apart if - 
he’ wishes, “There’s nothing more 
fun for children than an old 
clock,’ she said, “ 
~-Do give some toys which invite 
parental participation, ‘but not 
parental monopoly. ‘‘There’s the 
oid saw about junior getting an 
lectric train from, and for, fa- 
“But a small boy : : ef two’ and grandmother of three tot. So what happened? After we ther,’ she said. 
ing for the child, children all under five years of | had unwrapped them, she tied all might ‘like tools to help his father 
“We've gotten so educated — age, lectures on various facets of the paper and strings together and at a workbench; a little girl, a 
about games,’ said Miss Frank.: -child-rearing and has written dragged them around for hours.” vacuum so she can sweep 4s 
“They teach geography. Or seci- “What, Books for Children?”’, Miss Frank gave these other mother does.”’ : 
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What is a speech defect? 
And when is it serious? Why do some outgrow them 
and some hang on to their 
baby speech? ‘Tots Overcome Speech Detects Easier. 
‘By DR. DOROTHY V, WHIPPLE 7 ‘would be 
touch with a good speech ther- 
“apist who can analyze your wise to get in. Hot Water Best 
Home laundry tests 
that white wash-and-wear resin 
treated cottons wash cleaner 
and stay whiter -if washed in show For Happy Family 
Do you know that psycho- 
logists recognize that clean. 
clothes and clean surroundings 
provide a lift ta everyone's 
. ot re ater. | spirits? Every homemaker No baby speaks clearly and Maybe the child’s speech is | “youngster’s difficulty and hel hot rather than warm- water spirits? bv 
j j | youngs ouiheully anc nelp The experts that white should 7cansider her washing | We cert consider | -poor because he has not had | ere . xperts say that wh : canside r 
| tbe canty uaepeenen : ~ | him overcome ‘them wash-and-wear . cotton. shirts machine her best friend in the early mispronounciations a 
  good example to follow, either 
                   
   
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pee | r ; tn & Ask your doctor to recom- — peguire---tess- pretreatment . keeping family mérale at its 
bo ge | defect. But by the age of 5 | because your own speech ment a speech therapist whe washed in Re water. highest peak %/ % | a child should: leaves something to be de- {f you have trouble locating en ip hot wal | highest peak. - : 
gies ee oe Speak distinctly. sired or beeause you don't a uns 
ns ri}, ae : S| : of . one, write to the American reerhartaertartartertert er barter 
* auada ' ; Make his ‘meaning clear. : talk to him enough. Speech and  Hearing--. Asan * 
Speak with a voice that is Maybe you have repeated to» Wayne State University, : Warm enough for Eskimo weather 
is thts Taslan textured nvlon snoivsuit. 
Gold Star Meets   
Mrs. Lauretta Stockwell was 
- honored at a tea at the De- 
cember meeting of American 
active World War 7 Gold Star 
Mother in Oakland County. The 
occasion was her 80th birth- 
day: .# 
MBs. J. Albert Green of 
McKinley drive will entertain tanbatareny ats 
i Honor Mrs. Stockwell 
chapter Monday evening were 
Mrs. Stockwell, Mrs. Edna 
Olmstead, Mrs. Lewis A. 
‘Use Dryer 
Sprinkling clothes can take 
a lot of time.” With automatic 
dryers it ‘is possible to take 
clothes out just when they're 
damp enough to iron, sug- Niblick Club resists wear and tear—making it prac- 
tical for play, even in white. Matching 
Party Set | The Nibliek Club completed 
plans for its Christmas party — 
and luncheon Tuesday at the 
eral chairman of the Deg. 15 
party, for both golf and bow!- . 
ing members. Mrs. Clayton 
Newport is in charge. of dec- 
orations. 
An—afternoon of cards will 
follow a gift exchange. 
    pleasant to hear. ~ oe 
If your echidd falls short of 
this <taridatd he may have a‘ 
cance, some are more serious. 
‘But even the simple ones 
“are better off treated. H's 
hard on: anyone to go through 
life not quite able to get his 
meaning clearly across to oth- 
|. ers: Even if the defect is not 
that serious an unpleasant pe- . 
- qgnliarity in speech can be a 
handicap. 
their speech peculiarities, 
BASIC CAUSES — - 
Only about 20 per cent, of 
all speech defects are due to 
. faulty structure in the child. 
Such conditions as’ cleft pal-      him his own. cute little babs 
sayings until-he gets the idea 
and just won't try any more 
You never do a child a service 
to harp on his defects. It's 
better to jist ignore his mis- 
takes but always say the words 
correctly yourself, After a 
while he picks up the right 
way. 
BABY TALK 
But if at 5 your child hasn't 
DEL REV They will send you a list of 
qualified therapists . in your 
other use for the -pedjacket in 
addition to wearing it while 
they read in bed. They've dis- 
covered that it's handy for 
keeping the shoulders warm 
when they wear a sleeveless - 
gown on a cold winter's night. 
  
Two out of three 
A 
Just South of 
The Pontiac 
State Bank~ 
Building 
  housewives’ 
found newspapers to be the most’ 
     
                            T ; ' , 1; py that’s the way it should be. a, 
! Ae :jeoket js lined ith plush’ piled bonnet -type bet and contrasting skipper apeech detect that needs at- | Or maybe you pay too. much area 
; peasant embrot- »lue pants complete the outfit. Avail- tention attention to. his speech and 
dery. The fabric possesses exceptional able locally. | But the things that might be ; are forever nagging him to Find New Use 
strength, faunder slike a dream and | wrong are many, Some are — Speak clearly 
— = _ oe _f _..—-..! simple and of no great signifi- | Finally he becomes balky. Sone women have found an- : 
Gold Star Mothers, Inc., chap- Young and Mrs. H..L.-Lang- | pecember luncheon meeting 1, Treatment of a ' h ae outgrown his baby talk -you helpful advertising medium in the! ~ 
» ter 9. ton. in Pontiac Elks’ Temple. 7 fae *h et ; will probably need some help buying of food products, according’ 7 
- * a Mrs. Ben Bowman is “gen- ood. Grown people have fo in correcting his speech. to an Illinois Consumer Survey 
Mrs. Stockwell is the only work harder to overcome 
        
    
            
            
        
                          
        
     
   
         
   
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  for luncheon Wednesday, it | 
was announced at the Monday | 
afternoon meeting. | 
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i _ +f ,ate and cerebral palsy and loss 
Reserves. of bituminous coal in “ot hearing do interfere with 
management. Of course, yOU the United States have been esti-/ normal speech, but the vast 
have to keep your eye on them |mated at two trillion tons, enough} number of speech defects grow to keep them from getting too > |e last 2,000 years at the current| out of ‘the things that happen 
ary. rate of recovery. in the life of the child, things 
= . that influence his personality 
' and the way he looks and 
| thinks about the world in which 
| he lives, 
The most commpn defect 
among young chifdren is 
faulty articulation; the child 
does not use his tongue, lips 
and jaw to the best advantage. 
No child is born with the 
ability to start right off talk- 
ing correctly 
AH children mispronounce 
many words, but as they get 
_older and hear correct speech 
~| ‘they gradually improve their 
own diction. His normal for a 
2-year-old to ““4rew’” a ball. 
| but a5 -year - old should 
i. “threw'’. it. Two-year-olds have, 
. “muvvers,"' but 5 - year - olds 
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| salen, net just gelling a different papahge pshaps byry oe November. 
ateoer small type of car to someone who in an old car 23 per cent failed)” 
Pini tach on dhree’™ auto] would have bought one.of the ito answer the questionaire. «   
   ‘the United States. . ‘Of course, the survey was taken 'panies expected when they made j2.5 to 3.3 per cent and small sales | 
A survey by Ford Motor Co. 6 on, a small group of persons be-ithe decision to market the smaller jumped from 20.4'to 28.3 per cent. | 
persons who purchased ae eo icduse the new small cars haven't cars. | The foreign car market also was 
pany s new small car, the Falcon. been on the market long enough’ ibeing hit by the new American 
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resting as on the cake for the aeto owned | a car previously, 4 per cent had been many predictions about /crates Arter. the introduction of 
Fc _which areas of the market would the “big three” small cars, the | 
ibe hit hardest by competition from re ‘dropped 
‘the sthall cars byt few of them toreign vary to. 32 per, ‘cent of the small car market in |mentioned the ldW-priced market. November, despite the fact that 
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  WASHINGTON (wr) ~ Sele, 
“ Serviee Chief U. E. Baughman 
warned today that the busy Chnist- 
_mas shopping seaSon is the busiest   
Sinee many forms of identifica- aya 
" tina of We. year for passers ‘of tion can be stolen, counterfeited 
counterfeit money. -lor obtained fraudulently, mer- 
“Crowded stores and inexperi-|chants especially should be wary 
enced temporary clerks provide of gtrangers who seek to cash 
the ideal setting for operations of/government checks 
the. counterfeit note passers,”/said. True payees generally, cash     Baughman advised shoppers, mer-|their checks where they are known, 
The best way to check 2 sus- xe * 
pected counterfeit note is to com- | A good way to detect counter-| 
pare it to a known genuine bill [feit money, Baughman said, is to) 
ef the same denemination, the study the portraits. In the genuine 
secret. service chief said. Im (bill,. the portrait stands out dis- 
mest cases, he added, defects (tinctly from the oval background. 
in the bogus bill will_show ™p The eyes appear lifelike and the           Baughman; ~ 
  
             _ jeven if it's a homemade version of | 
- lof decomating that they learned ‘What's Ciciatmas without ate f 
branches and bows? 
In’ ‘most homes, no. matter what | 
age, tolks like to follow treiitions: 
|} | “from » aparents and, grandparents. 
For this reason, it should be 
a happy \oceasion and safe. A 
drying evergreen and flamma- | 
ble decorations make a crack- 
ling, fire, the National ny 
Counell Points out. : 
Heté* are some, tips to out pone 
on tree hazards’ during the holi-     
    
       
     
     
       
         
  immediately. background is a fine screen of 
_jregular lines. 
    days: 
In the 12 months ended last June 
30, the secret service seized nearly 
                “In the counterfeit, the portrait ° 
two million dollars in. bogus. bills; is dull, smudgy or unnaturally         and arrested 343 counterfeiters. In| White. The oval background often | 
the previous year, seiztres totaled is dark and the lines are ir-   UPI Telephoto 
. MARLENE EN PARIS — Marlene Dietrich flashes. a big smile 
s she receives a congratulatory embrace from French artist-poet |494 when you do buy it,. keep it 4 oe . 7 poe tin a cold spot (unheated garage) 
until ready to set it up. Jean Cocteau after her opening performance at Paris’ Theatre 
_de L ‘Etetle Sunday.    
     
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1, Don't buy your tree too early. 
$700,008 and 335 |Counterfeiters) regular or broken.   2.. Before setting up the tree,:       
      
      
     Remove Sme ne . ©, ; 
4. Pat Na.'s 2955441 ~ 239057 < othe pemean pending WHERE IN THE WORLD DOES _ THE GREASE GOP? fs (No Outside Vents!) , 
WHERE IN THE WORLD DOES THE SMOKE GO? 
(Ne Holes in Your Wallt) 
WHERE IN THE WORLD DOES 
(Werks Even so the Windows Shut} 
_Blectronieally —with qatentet 
“Pyritron” action—sew Pur} 
ie Hood octually inhales” ~~ ae } cooking — and odors 
t the air — in. seconds! 
gg washable aluminum filters 
and baffied strainers trap irritants. 
Then air passes before 6 wonder- 
working electronic tubes that 
dissipate brritente ~parify and re- 
circulate air! ‘saw off about an inch of the trunk. 
The old cut is sap-sealed and pre- 
vents water absorption. were arrested, Another part of the bill to watch’ 
PHONE POLICE is the rim of the colored seal. The 
Baughman advised storekeepers saw tooth points should be even One in Charge of Pri ivate P. assage 
to try to delay anyone passing a/and sharp, not irregular or brok-| 
phony bill and_to call the police.'en off     
      
     
    
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Cook cabbage, garlic — fry onions 
even on the stickiest, rainiest Summer 
day ~ without a tell-tale trace of odor? | 8 Keep the tree away-from | | i 
| 
Senate Janitors Ti tled | rae ie t_comons 
  If the passer leaves. he said, the! ——— He'll never k mw what’ cooking ‘ti merchant should write down his! holder te keep it fresh and | =. you wet it on 
. TN DIMUTES? description and tite license plate UJ, S. Ballet Due | WASHINGTON ~The Senate's! Another: puzzler. was a title, !essem danger of fire. mite eames Trouen number of his car. 
Vigilance should also be ex- 
ercised in cashing Treasury { R D b official “laborer in charge of priv.| "keeper of prea A Peiseci.ng The council also warns not to, | » . Kramer, w Ss the post,/use lighted candles tear ever-| Or ussian e uf ate te win waned om be + said he is in charge of a shop injgreens, other flamithable decora-| Jani or With a fancy title. ithe basement of the old Senate/tions or curtains. Range Hood yourself in old or new 
kitehens — and don't pay a pean for 
labor! Just screw it in wall—that’s all! 
Noiseless, maintenance-free — no WALLS? 
In minutes — instal] new Puritron 
  
    
        
  
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hideout, police: ; 
“I don’t know why’! did it.) 
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Booked on a charge of murder, 
Clifford was held in the Marin 
County Youth Guidance Center, 
He will be arraigned today. 
Lorna’s body was found Mon- 
day morning, Nov. 16, by Clifford's 
younger brother, Norman -Jr.,-13, 
in. the Kentfield Grove hideaway 
about 200 yards from the home 
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
John S, Lax. 
Young. Norman's discovery 
touched off the investigation 
which ended with Clifford's state- 
ment. to. two. sheriff's inspectors 
in the principal's office at Kent- 
field Elementary School Wednes- 
day. 
* .* * 
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the scene and. gave this account: 
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school football game, . Clifford 
slipped from the housé after mid-/|y 
night and met Lorna, They had /j¢ 
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_* *« & 
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    For John Patrick McCarthy the 
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    months earlier after spending a Ach weeks ‘with him at their home on Hiller _ Te memory he had was 
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  local high school there was enjoying a great unbeaten) 
football season. 
“eh   SOHN IN 1958 = JOHN EN 1944 
Just a couple weeks ago, almost on the ‘samie date 
of The Press story 15 years ago, Wauseon‘High 
School had its first unbeaten team since the 1944 
Season. | ] 
Playing tackle on ‘this unbeaten team was a 17-year- 
old blonde who was one of the outstanding linemen on 
the téam. His name-—John Pat McCarthy, now @ 185- 
pounder who once lived on Hiller road and who once at- 
enidéd Out.Lady of Refuge school. : 
ang FROM THE PRESS BOX 
t observations from the first night of the basket- 
- “ball season : 
“The stupidest foul in basketball is still the call 
made on rebounds. We reiterate that when man 
learns to walk on air, or control his body movement 
in midair, there might be Jestification for calling 
these fouls. 
The. most aggravating situation, which should be 
called for a technical, is when a player persists on shoot- 
ing the ball long after a floor violation whistle has 
blown. This kills precious seconds off the clock for the! 
other team and officials are lax in allowing the shots. 
CAGEY CHARLEY SEZ: 
Oh, my, our friend Cagey Charley got by with an even | 
split Of four games-on- as favored Clarkston fell 
to Ortonville and ‘Rockiester handled. Avondale. 
ee ae 
Tomorrow, Cagey Charley sez— 
Waterford over Wayne, Orchard Lake St. Mary over 
Clarkston, Holly over Bloomfield Hills. 
THE BLUE PLATE. SPECIAL: Pontiac Central over 
Pontiac Northern. 
    
Ist po Since Oct. 7. 
Leafs Stop Montreal, () junbeaten pees at. 18 Gunes: The 
setback also broke the league’   
~ ‘By The Associated Press he tamilt Rao given tae asckenoe leeitice i hie war. |! 
‘flag had little 
‘, the Optimist Al 
  © SFrom State 
{ Pickedby AFL 
- |National 
“lected by the Detroit Lions, Chap: 
iman was drafted by the Chicago 
‘by the New ork Giants. “ 
is leading after the first round of 
| will be cut to 100-for the final 36 
Dodgers Will 
Again in 1960 
“| Los Angeles Dotigers will be: back   
     
  
Nine different athletic teasiie at tilt. 
The Nationals will “have Bill'Pontiac Central and Pontiac 
Burrell, linois guard, and Northern will have a stake in at- 
Charles Janerette, Penn Statejtempting.to win the All-Sports 
tackle, Jeon will bots y's initrophy initiated by The Pontiac 
e Tucson Jae ae ey RES age we 
* Ff 2920. "The nige Sefoot 1 
' Southwest linemen who have ac- 
cepted bids are Al Henderson of 
Colorado State University and- his | 
teammate Jim Eifrid.    - 
    i . $23 
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New Pro Grid teop!| 
. Adds More Collegians 
to Draft List 
DALLAS, Tex. (?—The fledgling : 
American ~ Football - League heidi 
its second college draft in two 
weeks last night, picking 161 more 
collegians, five from Michigan 
Halfback Darrell Harper of 
Michigan was drafted by the Buf-; 
falo franchise. Dallas .took line- 
man Grady Alderman of Detro:t. 
Denver selected back Lovell Cole- 
man of Westerfi-Michigan and Tom 
Chapman of Detroit. Minneapolis- 
St. Paul chose little All Amerieaj~. 
back Walter. Beach —of.-Central; 
Michigan. 
Earlier this week, in the rival 
Football League. . drait, 
Harper and Alderman wére se-[ 
      Cardinals and Beach was picked) 
  
will all have a stake in the huge A 
Goggin Sets Pace 
in Senior Event 
PALM SPRINGS, Calif, (AP)—| Still a-rugged competitor at 53, pétual trophy’ which has ‘been awarded by The 
Press. Sports Editor Bruno Kearns prese nts the 
award to: athletic direc tors Ed Graybiel (     a perpetea) award held by the 
school which accumulates the most 
number of points in the various 
competitive sports against each 
other, 
Each ‘sport wile: tes value | - 
of 106 points during the school 
  ALL SPORTS TROPHY — The nine Athletic 
teams of Pontiac Centra] and Pontiac Northern 
I-Sports per 
The first event 
(eénter) 
» 
Britisher I Dave Charnley Beaten ~ .»   
defending champich Willie Goggin 
the $20,000 U.S. Senior open golf 
championship. 
*   == Brown The San Jose, - Calif, Coun | 
broke the Bermuda..Dunes Coun- 
try Club record with a 6-under HOUSTON, Tex. (e—Lightweight if par 66 yesterday and a three shot | Champion Joe Brown, a skittish 34-/ 
lead. -He got seven birdies -and}year-old, stopped ‘another charge | 
jone bogey and needed only J25'of youth last night wheh he beat| 
; putts for his 33-33-66. Britisher Dave  Charnley on 4 Art Bell of San Francisco and teepnical knockout. 
Ferdie Catropa of Massapequa.! And a few minutés later the | N.Y., tied for second at 69. ; ichampion said he wyuld be ready 
{ * * ito fight again only a week hence 
Yesterday's contestants, the) * x i 
isecond half of: the Sil-man. field) Brown didn't have any particular 
take a rest today as-tLe first halfifighter in mind ‘but deciared he 
start the second round. The field) would. like to get somebody _for 
Dee. 9. 
_ “No use wasting all that train: 
ing--that'’s the hardest part of | 
it,” he explained. “T'nr not hurt o 
and I'm teady to go.” 
Chartiley/ the 24 -year-old ex- 
boilermaker from Dartford, Kent, 
who is called “the midget Marci- 
ano” because he has shoulders 
and nefk like & heavyweight, 
never was in Ae fight. with the 
Baton Rouge, La., Negto, making 
the eighth defense of his title in 
39 months. It tied the number of holes Saturday.and Sunday. _, 
  
Use Coliseum 
LOS ANGELES (AP) —° The 
\in | the Coliseum next season. _ 
Their: return was made ceftain 
‘yesterday when the Coliseum 
commission's baseball committee 
approved a new contract proposal 
which would cost the Dedgers 
about $500,000. Last year the ball 
club. paid -a little more than 
$319,999 for use ofthe 90,000-plus 
The Montreal Canadiens have leaders’ eight -‘game winning|capacity stadium. 
found out that ss Brno t sedan streak, ” cee oe They also played — rent-free— 
all’ in the Wai pd ag * * & three World Series games in, the/ 
League. But evén when they do Veteran goalie Johnny © Bower 
lose, they make it close. ,jand. winger Frank Mahovlich com 
The Toronto’ Maple Leafs nipped bined to hand the Canadiéns their 
Méntreal-1-0 last night and in the first defeat since Oct. 17 when the 
proces pent. the Canadiens’ ies York Rangers beat them 42 | During the span Montreal won 15 
times and had three. ties. 
Prep Calendar The 35-year-old Bower posted 
THURSDAY 
“te Central is 
at Farmingtan 
field   
x 
aside 28 shots in outclassing - net- 
   Waterford at ‘rebound midway in the first pe- 
riod for.. his , fourth. pal -of the 
at Pontiac Central se 
nt Northern 
  
  
  
      second shutout and turned - 
‘minder. Jacques Plante. Mahol-| 
a vich, in the Toronto dog house for). - 
his lack of scoring, converted a—— 
   
    Coliseum’But if the Dodgers get 
into the 1960. World Series, they'll 
have to work out additional rental 
terms with the ‘commission. i ideferises by. Benny Leonard, who 
set the reeord in the lightweight 
clags before he retired paditted 
in | /1925, é 
* * * . 
[Béown was leadirig by as many 
as .five points in the fifth round 
when he lashed out with ‘a left 
and ‘then -a right’ ard crimson 
spread down the right cheek of 
the 24¢year-old Briton.as a deep! 
cut opened over his eve. Charnley |. 
put his glove to-his head and stag-             Keeps fered back just as the bell rang, | 
ending the round. 
Charnley shuffled to his corner 
and while his handlers worked - 
ever him, Referee Jimmy Webb 
| raised Brown's hand and led the 
champion to the center of the 
ring. 
Once-Feared the treph¥ takes place 
ci rivals tneet on. the baske tball court. 
       
        
      
  year. The results of the various 
“athletic events between PCH 
‘pod PNH will be engraved on 
complete histery of scores be- 
tween the twe schwols, 
“Th'the schools meet twice in one   
() 
¢ 
Pontiac rps Phote 
of PCH and Eiden Johnson of PNH, who accepted 
the trophy on behalf of their respective schools. 
to officially lawiech the battle for 
Friday night when the 
Title on TKO 
  in Central Gym Northern _ Players See 
Crosstown Rival Whip 
Edsel Ford z a 3 ia 
sas ees" 
By BILL CORNWELL 
A keenly interested gathering of 
basketball ‘‘scouts'’ watched from 
the corner balcony of the PCH 
gymnasium Tuesday evening as 
Pontiac Central opened its 1959-60 
season with a 52-44 victory over 
Dearborn Edsel Ford. ~ 
These “scouts” | te 
be members of the Pontiae »-   
          
     sport during the season, the 10} 
= (s will be divided with 3 
\points for each contest. 
*. * 
' The first stép. in the battle for 
‘the trophy. will take place Friday 
when the¢rosstown- rivals Meet 
on the basketball: eourt at PCH, 
This will be the offieial start 
| ef competition for “fhe trophy ,   although the twe schools did 
meet in swimcaing, wrestling, | Northern basketball team which 
| track, basketball, baseball and squares off against the Chiefs 
| tennis last year. , Friday night in the same PCH gYm at 8 o'clock, 
Because PCH dominated the re-| * *' t 
sults of those athletic events tle . 
trophy will find a temporary’ If they were apprehensive about 
Ihave with-the Chiefs, After tiy:|Pening their awn season tomor- 
present. school “year in June, the’ against An opponent as re- 
trophy will be held by the school| SPected and feared by all: rivals 
which accumulates the most num. 38 the Chiefs, then they must ber of points. have gone home with their. con- 
ek &: | fidence somewhat boosted after 
In last year's competition, North-| 5°®™"8 - Van Ryzin’s team 
ern won only in wrestling, 24-22, | pressed | hard to win. 
while losing 81, 7-5 in baseball: _ * ®t 
78-40 in basketball; 58-34 and 61-; Northern coach Dick Hall was 
35 in swimming. ; also an interested observer, but 
Since the teams did not meet |“hether his confidence was boost- 
| in football this year the grid | jed as much as that of his’ play- 
teams will not bid for their C'S Who have to do the job could 
points until next season, There "Ot be determined. 
will be a total of 900 points | . * * *. 
toward the trophy in a season. | The Chiets were anything but 
. impressive while coming - from The All-Sports trophy. «a tri. . : 
angular three-tiered award, wi ‘us| heat fray A Kase! ne a 
approved unanimously by the Pon-| . 4 “ spectable in the 4th peried when itine Athletie Council and accepted! they made their winning stretch 
iby athletic directors Ed Grayhiel drive . 
of PCH and Elden Johnson on be-| 
half of the twe schools Until their 4th period run, they 
| “This award should really stimp-| were erratic in nedrly every phase 
late athletic competition betWeen/of the game of basketball — shoot- : 
|the two sehools.”’” said Graybicl,|ing, passing, rebounding, etc, 0. = ¢ 
“and. the important thing is that ~ * * Ro 
every team is given equal status) Despite’ their faulty perform- 
‘toward winning the trophy." ance, it goes without saying that 
“Such an ‘award -gives — im- |Northern will be q decided under- 
/portanc® to our less publicized dog when the two sehools line up 
teams, and gives the athletes in! | for the tipoff, 
the entire sports program of | both| 
schools ae eve nition,” aad! This will be the 2nd meeting | Johnson. { between the two crosstown foes. 
Se | They met on the hardwoods for 
‘| the ist time Jast February at 
PNH in Northern's ist year of 
varsity competition and the 
Chiefs raced to a one-sided 
78-40 decision, 
The Huskies will be especially 
outmanned around the backboards 
iwhere they cannot hope to match 
‘the Chiefs in the art of grabbing   
    
        Arthur Boggs, manager ofithe fifth was over: when the fight | rebounds 
iCharnley, claimed it was a butt) as stopped *' | Avile 1 *y * * 7 * a 3 Agile backboard springe ik that caused the cut but that it, t ne eee ail like Brown verified that\it was a‘ forward George Fed (6-2) and cen- 
was unintentional. However, Webb right that put | Charnley away. Hejter Bradell Pritchett (6-4) should 
ruled that it was a hard right and said he got the British fighter on be too much for Hall and Co. to | 
that Brown had won on a technical/a right uppercut following a leit. handle 
‘knockout in the sixth round since “That's the one that ripped him Hall's game strategy. is un- 
Hope Loses - 
Opener of Cage Campaign °: 
By The Associated Press | 
Hope's days as a feared basket- 
ball power are over. 
x * 
The Dutchmen, 
champions and * 
defending 
quarter MIAA 
finalists 
jlast-season in the NCAA college’ 
tournament, opened their campaign! 
Tuesday night aff Jost 74-71 t9! 
Northern Michigan. It was Hope's 
first defeat in three- years on its: 
home court. 
Northern Michigan was led by | 
Wayne. Munsoit's 34 points, which 
helped overcome a six-point 
deficit with 12 ‘minutes left. 
Warren Vanderhill » \and =Ray 
Ritsema—the only holdovers left 
from last season’s fine team 
topped Hope. Vanderhill had. 28 
points,-Ritsema 18. 
Central Michigan’s veteran arr2y 
jumped to a big early lead and)   
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ing in prep, edllege and. pro ranks. 
: Swami Cornwell had led right from 
pening session except for one oeca- 
sion when Swami Abair had,a big week- 
it a tie. The new president 
by a single game two years 
  tandihgs w > Corhwell ~1221=107-9-.674 - | There’ S (coasted to a 73-45 triumph over 
:Alma-in-the-opener tor both. Cart| 
; Williams led Central with 14 points! 
lin a game postponed 24 hours by: 
‘ight failure in the Chippewa's! 
gym. 
Adrian came [rem nine points 
behind at halftime and whipped! 
Ferris 73-66 behind Ray Rolley’s 
‘19 points. Dan abt ye zynski 
‘topped Ferris with 2 0 points. 
Aquinas, with Jim Reece netting 
a points, won its fourth game in 
ifive starts by~ dumping Grand 
Rapids Junior College 88-73, 
Will Kuharich 
Return to Pros? No   
  Coach Is Leaving 
SOUTH BEND, Ind. 1APY—No 
_tre Dame's 40th annital civic foot-. 
ball banquet was held on the same 
‘nate of confidence that the Irish, 
‘concluded its 1959 campaign. 
* * * 
harich, winding. up his first sea- 
gon with a 5-5 record, was pre- 
paring to return to the pro ranks 
seemed completely unfounded at 
Jast night’s banquet. 
Kuharich, the Rev. Edmond P. 
Joyce, executive vice president of 
the university, and. Athletie Direc- 
tor Ed Krause all discarded ru- 
{mors ‘that the former Washington | 
Redsking -egach might. leave his) 
alma. mater.    [eee = ie he ol. 
In other - inches: an informed | Source told ‘Phe’ Associated Press| ” open,” said Brown, “But I could | 
have knocked him cold anyway | 
if } hadn't cut him.” 
The crowd could believe certain, but the best strategy in 
the world will do the Huskies 
| littje good unless they can hit 
that | the basket with remarkable 
‘Charnley appeared to have little | shooting percentage. In all likeli- 
chance with the veteran Brown,, "00d, & missed shot by. the Hus- | kies will be a lost ball, who used a 3'y-inch reach advan-| 
tage to keep Charnley away from; Mike Fedynik, Northern's top 
him. | point-maker last season, and guard 
+ *& * ‘Bruce No?ton, leading passer and 
Lou_ Viscusi, Brown's. manager, |play-maker, are the keys to the 
i was noncommittal on his fighter’s\ Huskies’ efforts against PCH. 
* * * - ‘future plans: ‘'That's a little too 
Just as Edsel Ford had the ad- isoon for Joe to fight again—Dec. 
gq? r . . 
3. ue Viscusi. vantage of one game's experience 
over the Chiefs Tuesday, so will crowd of about 6,000 paid 
307 720 for the nationally televised Van Ryzin's forces hold the same 
advantage this time, 
  fight Counting the TV money of 
Indication, 
That: Notre Dame Grid’ 
Reports that head coach Joe Ku-) $40,000, the total was $72,720. At any rate, the Northern scout- Brown got about $25,000, Charniley ing party left the PCH gym Tues- $12, 2.000 ? - A “= 
day with its hopes buoyed for an. 
upset and the Chiefs can be sure 
that the Huskies will gun at them 
with all barrels in tomorrow's bat- 
tle, - te eree Webb had it 50-46 for 
‘Brown under the 10-point’ system, 
‘Taylor voted 49-46 and. Judge W; 
‘H. Cornelius figured 50-45. The 
| Associated Press scored it 50-45. >.     
bs 
    
  
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ee tales se ee en 
Tege ranks, which he would have 
sone eS Wee pet. Seer -t0/ 
South Bend,         6TH ROUND TKO — 8 {& 
World lightweight “champion 
"holds his right hand as the winner of the championship ‘an 
night in which he scored a 6th round TKO over. al 
Dave Charhiey. Charnley's right eye baie bee in 
j etn eee : 
    
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| Short pass from D and dribbles 
- jp ‘for the shot. 
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. DETROIT (AP) —~ Al Van Wie, coach ‘at Petoskey High 
School, calls him “the finest high school back I have ever seen,” 
The aa nag ee Upper Peninsula call him 
“The Manistique Missile 
But whatever you call him, there’s no. question that Ron 
Rubick is one of the finest high school players ever to cavort 
on a Michigan gridiron. 
‘|* Rubick ran away with the balloting for the 1989 Assocl- - | 
ated Press Class B All-State football team announced today, 
The senior from Manistique, only 5-feet-8 and 170 pounds, 
does everything and does it well in combining speed with 
power. : = 
Rubick set an all-time Upper Peninsula season scor- 
_ ing-record of 183 points—and in just eight games, too. He 
picked up 1,381 yards rushing on 102 carries for a BS 
average. 
His three-year career mark is 294 points and 2,963: yards 
in 324 trips for a 9-yard average. Needless to say, he was named 
“back of the year” by Upper Peninsula sports writers. 
x * * 
The AP’s Class B team of 1959 is full of stars. Every one of the backfield men 1s a versatile, two-way per- 
former with plenty of scoring punch. 
Quarterback Ron Bishop of Royal Oak Shrine is being 
hailed as one-of the greatest high school passers ever to 
perform in the Detroit area, He astounded veteran coach- 
es with his tremendous ability in the Soup Bowl game 
when he completed 19 of 38 passes for 275 yards—despite 
~ a losing effort by his team. 
‘Terry ‘Duncan of Kalamazoo University High and Alan 
Gibbs of Battle Creek Lakeview round out the first team back- 
field... 
The ends ate Dan Underwood, top man on Dowagiac’s 
              
      
          
     
    
  Kalamazoo University; 2—quarterback Ron: Bishop, Royal Oak j@ CLASS ® SOHOOLBOY ALL-STARS — Here are four boys 
shrine; 3.— back Ron Rubick, Manistique; + <- beck Alan Giiee, 
Battle Creek Lapeer. 
  
' SECOND TEAM 
Ends: Bill Tageson, Bax Axe; Warner Yaggie, Iron Mountain. 
‘Tackles: Arnold Rostenholtz, Albion; Mike, Breault, Gladwin. 
  
          ‘Guards: Jim Nietling, Tecumseh; Ron Hattis, Vicksburg. 
Center: Roy Tuckey, Cass City. 
Quarterback: Tom LeBeau, Monroe. Catholic. 
Backs: Harry Ammon, Holt; Paul Krause, Flint Bendle; Don 
Cederholm, Manistee. 
HONORABLE MENTION 
Gants nares “Bunton, itetiue Creek Vaxet] fe. Mystegon beille, Ta osugeen 
Riker” Solon me a: Grimes. ie Ares; i ned sroutele:. sine nest Alma; 
| Songun Bloomfield Hf anist! ue! Birch, | Kejemasoe University High; Clough, 
| Durand; Antonelli Detroit finns Cooley, ants, Battle Creek i meviey 3, ampan- 
  rt iverview; Baty Hastings ; ie “ot RDS-— Raton apids; Speer, M ;_ Platz, Detroit a Benedictine: 
| Verben Fenton: "tautin Resierd St. Mary; Kane. Port Huron St. Stephen; Bel- oHoll an, Grand Ledge; Lorens, Tawas Area; Leggat, * West 
' Bloomfield; “icles. ol 
CENTERS— West Branch: Boss, Center Line: Eherdt, Hastings; 
| Jacabsson, Detroit (‘Tutiieran West; Kozal, Rockford; Kapets, Ironwood; Lindem4n, | Manistee, Thome, © Claw: On, Eaton Rapids: Webb, Iron Mountain; 
yc sg Gir Woodrufl, Petoskey”, Ceres. t Reree |Hamilton, Kalamas nivers z, Cass y; Berger, . Durand; Dudley, Arense Goutral: Radtke, Manistee: i Betroit Benedictine: rton, Albion: Born, Dowagiac; Dwyer, Jackson St. Jolin; 
Keller, Alpena Catholic: rich, South Haven: (Gosger, Port Huron m bt. Ste: mith, Avondale; Newton, West Bloom- i Stott, Oxford; Glynn, Roya Oak Shrine; ~ Nt Standings 
Bost the Eastern Conference, behind /nigh«ranked squad and a youngster who overcame a crippling 
New York. | esvae illness to compete in athletics, and Ron Elston, an all-around 
Team ™ Yards bing Passing|star from Eaton Rapids. : 
Los Angeles 354i 1532 «2.009 Tackles are Pete Wonders of Iron Mountain, the Upper 
New ork me 30 1 ite Uae Peninsula “lineman of the year,” and Dwight Sobczak of De-’ 
Pitsburgh «00 Same tz Lami trolt Bt. Anthony, Prewsco 0 288138 13 The guards are 2 pair of lean, fust-seniors—Bill Juday, 
Detroit 204 je 1164! Northville lineman who stole the headlines from a herd. 
tne 273 «1138 1633) of fine backs, and Doug Hanlon of Grandville. 
Team ma "Yards leshing Passing) A repeater from the 1958 first team, Hanlon is rated by [a 
Boruc cc B3e) 0 .3e8 Lang COach Rex Roseman as “the best I’ve coached. 
Cleveland -.---- BS sae Center on the first team is Jerry Gates, a rangy veteran 
| Petros 3420 1382 1.668/ from Port Huron St. Stephen. | 
isan Francisco 3.144 1,609 1.535 * * * 
‘Lope Angeles SiH 137s 1 7ae 1959 ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL 
Cards... "3331 «15331798 » FOOTBALL SQUAD 
Washington .. 3,811 1,894 1.917 CLASS" B 
-. |POS. NAME SCHOOL Het. Wet. Class 
Perez Has Big Plans “ end Dan, Underwood Dowagiac a 2 i. &, 
«| End’ Elston Eaton Rapids - , 
BUENOS AIRES (AP) — fy Tackle pared Wonders Iron Mountain 6-4 230 Sr. 
Sree ncina esi Weduenday, he Tackle Dwight Sobczak Det. St..Anthony 6-4 245 
|will probably fight Pone King- Guard Bill Juday . Northville 6-0 185 
‘petch in Thailand for the title in) Guard Doug. Hanlon ’ Grandville 5-11 185 
February of March. Center Jerry Gates . Hur. St. St’ph’n 5-11 180 
Perez said if he beats the Thai-|Q’Back Ron Bishop Royal Oak Shrine 5-11 170 
lander he will challenge Joe Be-/Rack © Ron Rubick Manistique 5-8 170 
cerra_for the Mexican’s world)p,-% Terry Duncan Kalamazoo Univ. 5-11 190 Sr. 
ane A Doce ouia|Back Alan Gibbs Bat, Creek L’k'vw 6-1 185 Sr 
WASHINGTON (AP) — Coach | Dayton New York at . N. 
Toronto 1, Montreal 0 
2, the 
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‘Skins Release One 
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Mike Nixon of the 
Redskins, 
team’s drubbing at the hands of 
the New York Giants, Wednesday| vols Calif. 87, 
released reserve lineman Hanson 
Churchwell and fined another 
player. 
* * | Cage Results« 
WEDNESDAY'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 
42 | Pitt 73, Michigan 57 ‘ash-Jeff 44 
“33 Penn 
Cornell Buffaio 
Yale 84, ingfield 62 
Brown 70 
LaSali Millersville 60 
} hema 66, ono a 
on » Toren 
86, Hartford 
Army 58. 52 
ew re 77, Bowdo 
Haverford * 60, Dela 
SOUTH 
Navy 48, Ky. Weceyes @ 
Florida 76, 
Georgetown ( $1, Mt. St. Marys 73 
Richmond 76, |. Macon 75, over 
Bridgewater 62, Wash-Lee “i 
soe ia Tehrs, 82. ie 
eemnet ‘Gi -" Fi 
Levels ie Ploride St Miss. state “a a 
MIDW. EST 
Oklahoma 76, Texas Western 58 Creighton 105, Colo. m4 ‘4 
Xavier (Ohio) 92, Marian Ra 
80, Coane State 51 UTHWEST y, 
. . Washington Arizona 43, a, Mexico West 68 
still incensed by his) Adams 61, St. Michaels 55 Houston 105, West Te; —| 60 
Pepperdine 66 
  
The- turf “course at Hialeah 
Park, built in 1932, is the oldest 
grass course at any American 
:| Nixon refused to identify the|racetrack. 
‘}Redskin- who was docked a full 
game’s pay but said the victim   
Northwestern first met Notre 
could retrieve the money “if he}|Dame in football in 1889.*The lat- 
    field does well in the last two games.” ter won 9-0.       
  
lllinois Grid 
Job Wide Open | :. Mills Denies That Field| 
of Candidates Has Been 
Narrowed to Two   
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CHAMPAIGN, Tl. (AP) — The 
Illinois football coaching job still 
is wide open, says Athletic Direc- 
itor Doug Mills in face of a report 
‘the field has been narrowed. to 
Pete, Elliott and Dave Nelson. 
The Chicago Tribune says either 
‘Elliott, University of California 
‘coach, or Nelson, Delaware coach, 
will succeed Ray Eliot who -re-/f fi 
tired after 18 years as head Tli- 
_nois football mentor after replac-' 
‘ing Bob Zuppke, who had held 
jthe post 29 years. / 
‘The job still is wide open and         
  
Mills told The Associated Press. 
“The list of candidates has not! 
' been. narrowed by any means. I 
‘am still talking with top pros: | 
‘pects. We are not at liberty to: 
say eho js on our list. Nobody | 
\but myself ‘is interviewing candi-| 
‘dates and I should know if the! 
choice has been narrowed to Pete) 
Elliott and Dave- Nelson, and it           
      
           
     
     
     
     
   
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“about tomorrow night’s National 
Philadelphia Warriors goes against 
_ ag tough a one-month schedule as 
  " By CHUCK ABA 
“Tomorrow will be only the sec- 
season but already three-area high 
school’ leagues will be swinging 
into action. 
There will also, be several iffter- 
esting battles ee aby —   \ford’s opener against Wise at 
home and a Ferndale-Southfield 
clash... 
Pes ‘Wayne-Oakland, Oakland B. 
  
_ Pistons Face Baylor, Wilt vs Pettit   
‘Everything 
  “DETROIT (UPI) — Everything 
Basketball Association doublehead- 
Ps Olympia Stadium here is 
BI 
Seven-foot one-inch Wilt Cham- 
berlain, phenomenal rookie for the 
defending NBA scoring champion 
Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks 
in ‘the opener, 
High scoring Elgin Baylor and 
the. Minneapolis Lakers face the 
Detroit Pistens in the nightcap. 
Detroit desperately needs its 11th 
win of the season to stay in conten- 
tion for the top spot in the NBA 
Western Division, currently held 
by the Hawks, 
* * * 
The “‘Chamberlain-Pettit. duel 
alone was expected- to pack the 
Piston. home stadium. 
in Chamberlain's only other 
appearance in the Motor City, 
9.121 fans packed University of 
Detroit stadium, and many, were 
turned away at the gate, The 
Warriors beat the Pistons hand- 
fly in that one. 
The Pistons will be well rested 
for their first game since last Sat- 
urday. 
“We've just come through about 
I've ever seen in the NBA," said 
Piston coach Red Rocha. ‘‘All in 
all; we came out of it in good 
shape.”’ 
Detroit played 17. games in %4 
days since Nov. 3, winning eight | 
and losing nine. 
“With a break or two along the 
way we'd be in first place today,” 
Rocha said. -“But we're close 
enough to St. Louis to make a run 
at the championship before the sea-| 
son is over. 
* * * . 
The Pistons held first for slight 
ly over two. days during November, 
but were knocked out by the 
Hawks, 
Injuries contributed to the Pis- 
tons 90-00 showing. a recent           
: ROBES : 
checks and plaids. 
s trom 
@ ‘Friday's Olympia Pair 
ibig money. 
  BIG About 
  weeks, But forward Earl Lloyd and guard Dick Mc Guire are 
back in action and the Pistons 
should be at full strength for Fri- 
day’s game. : 
Whatever the outcome of the’ 
games, thé twin bill at Olympia’ 
figures to be the best night finan-| 
cially and crowd-wise for the Pis- ‘other games. 
tons this year. 
“It looks like this will be our big-' 
gest night—both in attendance and 
money — in three Seasons,"’ said. 
Piston General ‘Manager Nick! 
Kerbawy. 
It looks like simple ‘arithmetic. 
Big name players are big attrac- 
  
      
        
       headuee moving into the serious pias nag and Southern Thumb are the| while Wayne has fomr starters 
‘business early, ~ 
* * * 
-Clarkston, rated the W-O taver Ferndale is expected to start ott Cranbrook play its 2nd game, ‘Mt. Clemens in some of the other 
lite before it was known Johnny! 
‘Parks would be missing. hopes to; 
jbounce back at West Bloomfield, 
following a surprising trouncing by 
Ortonville. The Lakers lack height" 
and experience. Defending cham- 
  | Holly as Bob Pence makes his 
Clarkston, was the loop favorite 
put took a trouncing Tuesday out- 
side the league. New member Oak ‘pion Brighton visits Milford fresh’ 
ifrom an easy tuneup triumph, 
Bloomfield Hills “ guest of 
debut as head man of the 
Broncos. Clarenceville visits 
Northville rounding out the slate. 
The Oakland B has a big one 
right off the bat with Avondale en- 
tertaining Fitzgerald. Avon, like 
Park goes to Clawson and 1958-59 
winner Troy hosts Madison in the,   * * * 
Heading the Thumb slate is a 
clash between contenders Almont, 
‘and Armada. 
|New. Haven, Brown City vs. Capac, victory in four starts, drew within york with Anchor Bay is at, 
jand Memphis tr avels to Dryden. 
Waterford and Wayne both had | 
| Tough going a year ago but the 
tions, and big attendance means! Skippers lost key boys Barry | 
j Campbell and Bruce Mahrie 
¥ 
with a balan 
and Bob Hopkins helped put the: 
shackles ‘transfer. Bill 
and Ray Rob- 
| inson are Waterford vets,   
    
     another good year by whipping|in three Wiaghie’ at Hazel Park, 
rebuilding Southfield. Groves =| aot entertains, Livonia 
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Hawks’ 4.Game Winning 
Streak Halted by Nats 
By The Associated Press 
Don't look now, but here comes 
the rampaging Syracuse Nation- 
als to challenge Boston and Phila- 
delphia for Eastern division su- 
premacy, in the N ‘~Basket- 
x .k* & 
The Nats broke the St. Louis 
Hawks’ four-game winning streak 
last night as they beat the West- 
ern division leaders 130-121. In the 
opening game of a doubleheader 
‘in Syracuse, the Cincinnati Royals 
‘handed New York its ninth defeat | 
in 10 games, 135-118. 
¥ * ¥ 
Syracuse,.in posting its third ‘ball Assn. 
1% games of the. second-place 
Warriors and 3'9 games of the, 
front-running Celtics in the East-; 
iern division race. The Nats hold ayentown 
‘a comfortable ‘5% game bulge League. Felix, a 6-11 center has) ‘over the cellar-dwelling Knicks. 
* 
Hal Coser, Janae Kerr and 
Dolph Schayes ided the Nats, 
scoring display | 
on Bob Pettit, the, 
  
Pontiac Press Phete 
READY TO GO — The St. Frederick High cagers are ready to 
move into another hoop campaign with transfer Jack O'Reilly, 
shown with coach Gene Wright, expected to be the team sparkplig. 
The Rams open at ¥enndale St. James tomorrow: night. 
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Romeo swings back into action 
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18. Cliff Hagan topped St. Louis! 
‘with 37 points, { 
* * * | 
Jack ‘Twyman, the league’ 5 
leading scorer, netted 39 points 
as~Cincinnati climbed to within 
one game of third place in the 
Western division. The Royals went/ 
on a 13-point tear late in the third 
quarter to overcome an 81-69 New| 
York advant 
The Knicks/Closed to within four’ 
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ithe game to put the outcome out) 
of reach. The Royals sank 50. field’ 
‘goals for a club record.   * * * 
Richie Guerin was high for New 
29 points, Med Park! 
contributed 25 for the Rovals. 
After the game the Knicks op- 
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Jets of the Eastern! 
ibeen used sparingly this season:. 
'The roster cut left New York with 
10 players. 
  
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By Thea. Aesontnted Presa 
Adrian 73, Perr 
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      Jtheir positions on expansion oft the 
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    ‘first head-on “clash . between 
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| BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT ! :   
By JOE REICHLER - , American League President san, jare convinced more than ever that 
q Assoctated Press Sports Writer \Crdnin will call on his three-man \the only 
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. —The |fact- finding committee to report the 
majors and the proposed third 
major league — the Continental — 
may take place Tuesday when they 
alj meet separately but under the! 
same roof at Miami Beach. 
‘Frick, are expected to make known) 
\their eight-club leagues. ies 
The Continental League, aware | 
| of Frick’s pressure on the ma- 
| jors, has called a meeting of its 
own te coincide with those of the 
majors. Branch, Rickey, presi- 
fly down from New York, pre- 
pared to respond when the ma- 
jors state their positive inten- 
tions.   ‘its findings for internal expansion | ithe majors to-wine 
for 1961. 
ected during an Uciwves meeting |er- work, 
in New York when the. league an- The committee was se- 
nounced it was seriously consider- 
* * ing expansion to 10 teams by 1961. 
The “American, and National, / The meeting stemmed from y Min- lepurre . issione ‘org |neapolis group's request or a 
spurred by Commissioner Ford's nchise. Minneapolis-St. Paul is one of the five founding members 
Continental League. The 
Geerge Kirksey, associated 
with the Housten franchise, met 
with Frick earlier this week in 
an attempt to clear up all nois- 
understandings that had cropped 
| Up in recent weeks. He indicated | 
he came away satisfied. 
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the two majors. 
«i, adtaaiiaeatine se Wanaka” 
Frick said, “I have, three great 
obligations. One is to the public, 
another is te the players‘and the 
third is to the minor leagues. 1 method of ex- 
pansion is through a third major 
,* he said. “Expansion of 
or 10 or more 
teams is. inconceivable. lt -will nev- 
* * * . 
“We are waiting for the Ameri- 
can League to state its intentions. “I must guard against yay it i ein iil tae Oe we te 
qian being sold yaa the river. 
“They (the Continental League) 
must ¢omply with the -conditions 
they agreed to at a meeting with 
the majors in New. York. When 
they have 4 st clubs, a pension 
plan for the layers and have sat- 
F leagues for their 
         rk territorial ions, then they will get 
—— os “1 will even go iF ee tartoer. 
1 will be their biggest and best 
rooter, I will carry the torch for 
them. If they comply with these 
conditions, they will find that the 
best friend they have is the com- 
missioner of baseball.’’     einen terfentite Sa cre a pete We know the National has no 
thoughts of expanding. If the 
American League declares it will 
expand, to say 10 teams, and des-   
ignates two of our cities for fran- 
ichises, we will relieve those two 
cities of their obligations to us, 
they so request, and look elsewhere 
to complete our eight-team- league. 
This talk of possible expansion has 
caused confusion and uncertainty 
among our people.” 
me 
— i Host All but one Suburban’ Catholic 
League basketball squad will_raise 
the loop’s title campaign curtain         
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‘relative powers. 
* * * 
“Only one Pontiac area quintet 
‘will show its 1959-60 combination Par Due for Beating © 
in Florida Tourney ‘before the home folks, One other 
area club delays its formal sea- 
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -~ The Bilt: son's ani 7 jeague opener until 
more golf course par of 35-36—71 saturday. All other SCL clubs get 
today as 150 sharpshooters. tee off! id ay night. 
for the first, round of the 72-hole, 
$25,000 Coral Gables open tourna. Orehard Lake St. Mary will 
“ment. emtertain St. Rita at Orchard 
*. * * 
The once-famed layout, scene of 
major competitions in the 30's and|~ 
;early 40's, was given a good going- 
over yesterday in the pro-amateur lake, and the Eagleis are solid 
taveriies « over the Vikings. OLaM this weekend in a fast show of 
appeared destined for a beating away on game schedules Fri-| 
Lubanski Defends Title . Ril ) { 
is rated as possibly the “team to 
beat” this year, as they embark 
upon a defense of their 1958-59 
championship. 
St. Frederick, with four of last 
year's starters back, gets its open- 
  tk am Friday open until Saturday night at St, 
Clement. 
Eagliets will probably start 
veterans Glen Hass, junior guard 
and top scorer back (211), 
senior guard Don Duszvaski, 
  ing test at St. James where new 
‘coach’ Bud Farmer has. been driv- 
ling his new crew of six regulars | 
from last winter, and could make 
it interesting for the Rams. 
* * * 
North “Side St. Michael mentors | 
get an opportunity tenight:.to look , 
lover their 2nd round foes, RO St. 
‘Mary, who tangle with an all-| 
‘senior, all-last year starters St. 
"Benedict, The Shamrocks do not |   
  
  
competition. Fifteen entrants shot 
par or better, Fred Hawkins of 
'El Paso, Tex., carded a siz- 
ling 66. °   Matth Game 
The 18-hole record is 65, set by | CHICAGO (AP) — Eddie Lu- 
Jimmy Thomson. in 1937. Norton banski of Detroit and Charlotte 
Smith set the 72-hole. record of Grubic of Steelton, Pa.; will open 
281 in 1935. ‘The, 6,563-yard, water- defense of their titles in the 
pocked course once’ was known world's invitational match game 
“the course . with .a 40-mile bowling championship ‘which 
coast line.” It has been altered starts today in the Chicago Coli- 
somewhat since its glory years, seum. 
-but basically it is the same A field of 128 ‘top men keglers) 
Most of the ‘“‘name”’ 
tournament tour are on hand for the 
the event, which runs through whose 
Sunday. nine-day marathon meet 
finish will be televised, 
nationally. _The No. 1 target for 64) 
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feminine stars is a top prize of 
  Lubanski, bowler of the year in 
pins for 100 games in running 
away. with the crown lagt_year-| 
Mrs. Grubic had a sizzling battie’ 
with Elvira Toepfer of Detroit to 
jwin in 1959 by a five-pin margin. | (133 points last winter), fine play- 
| maker, junior Stan Krejulecki 
and newcomer Bob Sissen and 
center, junior Tom Tomaszewski 
_ at 6-2, the squad’s tallest Player. 
‘Tm. just keeping my fingers 
crossed,” Shamrocks’ mentor, Jim 
\Niebauer reports. We'll go along 
\working hard and doing our best 
(and see. how we come out,” he 
added. s 
. * * * 
As far as experience goes, the 
‘North Siders will have four. of 
their 1958-59. starters going for the 
‘opener, Only player of experience 
lost was able scorer Chuck Stein- 
helper. 
George Drake, pivotman, Pat 
- Campbell, playmaker, Tom Dabbs, 
and junior Art Robak, a key man 
$2,500 jlast season are the returning start. 
ers. Other lettermen, all of whom 
1958-59, averaged more than 2134. aw lots of action in the 1959 cam- 
;Paign, include Don Mountain, Dick 
iw iiams and Al Tunny, juniors. 
* * * 
Big Jim Huren, a sophomore, 
  pros of the pursue a first prize of $5,000 in| the meet returning are Don Car- Jim was a reserve last. winter. 
ter of St, Louis and Marion Lade-| Despite the loss of twe t 
wig of Grand Rapids, Mich. | pofit-makers from. last 1s year's 
The men will bowl six games @ five, coach Gene Wright figures 
= Lag erng pe arent he still has the potential in this 
in wit Ra tfit “ tin, 
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Bowlers from 22 states, includ- ch Is going to | stronger. We expect great things a Hewed and Alaska, are in im the| trom this squad.” 
  
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develop, usually for some specific 
reason. 
IT have a unique. grip, made 
necessaty by a finger injured in) 
childhood. It” Seoul take a vol- 
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if you folloW this condensed ver- 
‘sion of normal bowling procedure 
; you will never be far wrong. ' 
Check your footwork, Walk _ 
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almost shuffle. 
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thee football teams worse off than 
jis coming to town Sunday, ' The Chicago Cardinals present 
  These points cover all of the} and ring fingers so close together 
basics i in bowling. _There is one they act i as one finger. 
_ Fitzgerald Beats Utica 
-PNH T ankers Sink Eagles 
and gained mont of its points on 
third place finishes. 
Jim Tuttle, Bill Ratliff and Wally 
Johnson scored double victories 
Tuttle took the 50 yard freestyle 
and 100 -yard freestyle. Johnson 
scored wins in the 100 yard butter- ae ere 
  
"Three “swim meets involved 
members of the new North Subur- 
ban Swim League last night. 
Pontiae Northern started its sea- 
son with a 69-15 victory over Madi- 
son Heights at the PNH pool, while 
Fitzgerald was dunking . Utica, 
~ 63-33, and Southfield beat ed- ny and 200 yard individual medley, 
ford Union, 65-31. ‘while Ratliff won the diving event 
Northern’s captain Lee Barrie (and. 100 yard breast stroke. 
set a varsity record by doing | 
the 200 yard freestyle in 2: 17.6. 
Madison failed to take a first,   = 
victories came in the 100 yard’ 
> freestyle with Bernie Johnson and 
+in the 200 -yard ifdividual medley 
lwith John Deshaze, and the 200 
\yard relay. 
Southfield won all but one event, 
‘led. by Jerry Carley’a double win-, 
ner in the sprints. 
PNH-MADISON. 
50 yard treeatyle-=Tuttle, 7 1 APNE), _ (that has done little more-    -_ * * 
  toe ot 
Browns in Key Battle With Giants   
Pro Cards seo Young 
Personnel 
‘With 2-8 Asc . 
~ DETROIT #—There are a couple 
the Detroit Lions, and one of them! 
an interesting contrast, They have 
a young club that has done literally 
  SAN FRANCISCO im — Don't be 
surprised if San Francisco's under- 
dog 49ers turn the Baltimore Colts 
every way but loose Saturday in 
their top ‘o the. heap battle in the 
National Football League. 
*x* —-*® 
That this might happen is the 
quietly considered opinion of 49er 
Qolts are 6-point favorites. 
What with his star quarterback 
Y. A. Tittle on the bench, and amid 
ithe fire predictions of the crepe 
hangers, you might think that Red 
  nothing this season. 
The Lions have an older club, 
* * * 
: These two clubs haven’t met 
in regular seasen play in 10 
years, Back in these days, the © 
Cardinals were a major factor 
in the National Football League. 
They have been a team ef chang- 
| ing coaches and rapid turnover | 
| in player personnel since then, i 
and have net. been a real factor | 
in any title chase since 1948. 
The 1959 Cardinals boast of a, 
tricky offense but it is a fact that, -zar Stadium. 
Hickey figures the 49er defen. | would be charting the | shortest 
‘routes to the bomb shelters at Ke- 
Not so, 
sive unit—“in the best shape of 
the season’’ — can corral the | 
| Colts, notwithstanding the 45-14 | 
shellacking they gave the 49ers 
in Baltimore a couple of weeks 
| back. 
* ay 
'die—look out! 
The 49ers and Colts are tied for | Await the NFL leadership with 7-3 rec. 
ords. This will be the showdown, | 
tie for the league’s Western Con- 
ference title, Chicago's Bears are 
two games back. — 
* * * 
The way Coach Paul Brown is 
talking, the outcome of Cleveland's 
game with the New York Giants in 
Yankee Stadium Sunday. will de- 
pend on the strength of the Browns’ 
reserves, Rookie reserves, at that. 
“This team is in the poorest 
physical shape of any I’ve had in a 
long time,” Brown said after the 
week's. first practice last night. 
“We'll do our best, but we're 
hurting, Jim Ray Smith and Mike   | MeCormack didn't even dreas to- | 
| day. 
| ~*~ * * 
| “Then Ray Rentro pulled @ thigh 
‘muscle—did it just running down 
ithe field. And I don't think he will 
‘a muscle.” today. 
earning for the winner at least a| 
    *~ * * 
ols hand 
  A bone’ ins his Is 
‘broken. 
“And-Lou Groza still is both. | 
ered by back trouble, and it's tough | 
for him to block, 
“Everything's happened to us at 
once, You don't hide the facts from | 
yourself. And they — the Giants —, 
know we're hurting — their bal). 
team knows about it.”’ i 
x * * i 
If all this adds to confidence al- 
ready voiced by some. Giant play-| 
ers and their coach, Brown won't’ 
mind, Counting the 1958 playoff, | 
Cleveland has lost. its last four 
games with the Giants, Another de- 
teat would enable the New Yorkers 
to wrap up their third division title 
‘in the last four seasons. ° 
But before” you run out and bet 
\vour wad on the Giants and give 
long odds, it's only fair to point 
out that Brown has not_discounted 
his club’s chances of upsetting the: 
Giants, There was no quiver of de- 
And, if the offensive unit clicks’ iplay. You don't usually come ‘back | spair in his voice as he enumerat-' 
ibehind sub quarterback John Bro-| and play a few days after pulling ed his club's mistakes. He did it as: 
la factual rundown on a streak of 
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even the Cardinals have had a 
tough time on some Sundays figur- 
ing out the tricks The Chicago 
club, winning only 2 of 10 games, 
leads the’ NFL in fumbles. 
The Lions are running a close, 
Fitzgerald, ~the league favorite} second in fumbles and have a 
used its depth to sink Utica. ‘Utica's 2-7-1 record, 
* * * 
The Liens “discovered” 
Nick Pietrosante on Thanksgiving , 
Day, when the rookie from Notre) 
Dame rushed for 134 yards in 17) 
carries, 
It was likely Coach George W il. 
son will again go with Earl Morrall 
at quarterback, and have Pietro-| 
‘sante, Hopalong Cassady and Jerry | 
Reichow in the backfield with | 
|Morrall, 
The Cardinals will start King. 
Hill at quarterback, Bobby Joe | 
PNH+-Conrad- and’ John Crow at half-. 
\backs and Mal Hammack. in the J 
  a Eley. 
| 106 pon butterfly—Johnson (PNH), 
Clarkston 5 Hangs On |M» azim, (Fitzgerald swimmer disquali- 
Ge \ lceRH), Gould, Jobe Py. aed to t 50 46 vitor 300 ya ard Sackatfote “Lambert, 1:27.65 
} ar (PF), F 
in City League FiO yard breaststroke—Ratiiff, ~1:17.5 . | (PNH), Wells (PNH), ms (FP) ly yard freesty t 1:03.86 
A terrific 18-point rally in the| Paac Diving—Reiliff (PNH). NH) Mucei (F). 4th quarter fell short as Clarkston be ye DD eee, a sy—Ratittt, 
hung on for a 50-46 victory over Johnson (PNH), — 
the Commerce Lakers. in a Class! stews vor medley reiny—Biey, Maxim, 
D City League basketball game | 200 ya rd: speed relay -Barrie, Stewart, 
last night at Pontiac Central | **"™ Gould ia 
Leroy Parks netted -18 points to) 
pace Clarkston, which-piled up aj 
44-28 edge at- the three-quarter 
mark, Al Hart of the Lakers took: 
scoring honors .with 23. 
dim Poteet bagged 27 points. 
and teammate Bernie Stafferd 
eontributed 19 as Booth Homes 
trounced. Walled Lake, 65-34, in 
the other “B” contest. Jim 
deisch had 10 for the losers. Windsor. 
Eastside Shopping nosed out) The Cranes held a 16-12 lead 
Field’s Landscape, 4947,. in ajat the énd of the 1st quarter, but 
Class C game at Pontiac ‘Northern’ Kennedy moved into a 25-24 half-| Eley, 
Cranbrook Cagers 
Beaten in Opener 
last night, dropping a 58-50 de- 
cision to Kennedy Collegiate in 
  after the two teams entered the time edge and. stayed in com- 
4th peridd in a 3535 tie. Jack mand the rest “of the way. The 
Johnson of Eastside and Field’ s | Cranes trailed by a 42-32 margin: 
Bud Hayward each -eollected 19 entering the 4th. period. 
points. John Seeley scored 14 points. to! 
Roger Re ynolds connected for 14, pace the Cranbrook attaek and) 
points to feature Town & Country's' teammate Jim Williams added 10. 
534-32 rout of the Pontiac Police, Bill Vanlith and Tom , Hadely each | 
also in the “C” division. Smokey netted a dozen for the winners. 
Burgess made 14 for the Police. 
Two Class C games are slated to-| 
night, both at PCH. Town & .Coun-| 
try meets Smith's Fuel Oi} at 7) 
o'clock, followed by an 8:30 tussle 
between Eastside and the Police. LOW 
  
Pesky in Texas League 
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. @ — Former Detroit Tiger infielder. 
Johnny Pesky has been named ¢ 
manager of the Victoria club of 
the Class AA Texas. League. «| 
Pesky played several seasons. 
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He. fater. played. briefly for Wash- |. " ington ‘before becoming a “‘man- 
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Cranbrook opened its 1959-60, 
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Toledo Coach. Resigns 
  . TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Harry) 
La |Larche, head football coach at) 
‘the University of Toledo for the| 
ipast 3 seasons, Wednesday sub- 
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* * * 
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Provides Skiers With 
Early Start 
Yoho needs a big snowfalt fromt+——"— 
the skies to go skiing? There has. 
been no exceptional snowfall as, 
yet, but more than 800 skiers still | 
enjoyed therhselves last weekend | 
at the Mt. Holly Ski Club. 
The snow making machine at Mt | 
Holly has provided two w ‘eekends | 
of skiing thus far and the popular 
slope on Dixie Highway has been 
packed with the early ski bugs. 
The temperatures at Mt. Holly 
are often a few degrees colder 
than in the city, and last Sun- 
_ day in a nippy 2% degrees the 
erowds were lined up to use the 
twe tows in operation, 
“We will be ready to-put all the: 
slopes in operation within another | 
week,’ said Mort Graddis, the; 
qowner, 
* * * 
! The skiing has been especially. 
good at night when the tempera-| sing   
      
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], sons, opened a campaign devoid of tures have fallen and snow making | 
machines operate more effectively. 
| “As long as the temperatures 
| get down below freezing at night, 
the 40 degree days have had no 
effect on the skiing,” sald Grad- | 
| dis. “We are continuously mak- | 
ing snow.’ . 
The first group of high school 
Phieed participating in the high 
school program at Mt. Holly and — 
Grampian turned out yesterday 
with clubs from Waterford, Walled | ‘     
   
Pontiac Press Phote hi schools ‘ ‘ ; ; ee eee wy HOLLY SKE-PEAM — Mt. Holly Ski Club has = who hails from Iceland, comprise the teaghing 
An expected 3 high schools, to-| a new pro and instructor this season, Peter Web- © staff at Mt. Holly. The Holly site has had one 
er, .prominent German ski professidhal from slope open the past two weekends, ‘using the taling 3,000 students are expected 
to take part in the program this, / Munich ( left) and instructor 
year, The schools will alternate |— ——— 
each week between Mt. Holly and | 
Grampian Mt, i 
Information can be obtained at} 
the ski clubs or the respective | 
schools. 
_ Pitt Spanks U of M 
Quintet in Opener 
PITTSBURGH  — There'll be 
few surprises from ; Michigan's 
_basketball team this season. 
The Wolverines, who unexpected. 
ly forced their way into Big 10 
title Gontention the last several sea- Steinn d akobsson, snow machine. 
Skitatorial Skiing is no longer the rich man’s sport. 
  to pack and head for a site hundreds of miles away. 
The cost of mileage, Jodging,' food and equipment 
wasn't something the average sport enthusiast 
could very well afford, 
* * *. 
The great growth of skiing can Be attributed to one 
promise last nighf. With M. C. big factor—bringing the sli slopes closer to the city, the 
Burton and George Lee graduated. preater centers of population. , rines liv heir : ; : Oe ane siti, Ye’ “P © eT Four years ago area skiing was nil. Today the five 
Pittsburgh, without All America major ski clubs in the Pontiac area are. seeing” ‘a great). 
Don Hennon, crushed the Wolver- skiing boom. 
ines 73-57 and completely domi-| 
nated the action An office worker or production worker can leave 
the job on any day of the week and in a matter of 
Soviets will Seek Ist minutes enjoy himself with a couple hours on the 
Olympic Skate Title slopes. He is a in r i t, MOSCOW (AP)—The Soviet Un- is able to obtain rental equipment, take lessons 
jon will make a bid for Olympic Nd pifdctice on good moderate slopes fot less the cost 
figure skating honors for the first than the mileage which was once needed to go to far 
time next year. , * -@ ‘away sites. 
“Moscow Radio. reported Wednes- ie * * * 
day that the Figure Skating Assn. Teen-agers. who were once frightened away from the of the U.S.S.R. is planning on-en- 
fering contestants in both men’s Sport, are now more active than at any age range. Ski; _ ‘quests the Parks @ Recreation | 
  Summit Expecting 
Active Ski Season 
The Summit Ski Club, with one 
There was a day, just a few short years ago, when those) jof the largest areas south of Bay 
who wanted to enjoy a weekend of skiing would ‘have/“ity, 's preparing for an active) , Season. 
* * *   |   
      
BER A Ss Ne ms 
January Dates 
tor Grafnpian’s 
Annual Races 
The third annual Mt. Grampian 
downhill slalom races will be held 
January 29-31. 
* * * 
Defending champion of the men's 
Gass A division is Carlos An- 
jtoniolli of Detroit. In the class B 
men's division, Larry Middleton 
of Lake Orion holds the defending | 
honor. 
Miss Karen Violetta, Pontiac 
'Northern school teacher, took the 
honor’s-Jast year- in the ‘women’s | 
division. 
* *   
  : 
trying for a spot on his. country’s 
in a practice run at training camp in northern Italy's Alps. 
men and five women will represent Italy in the Alpine skiing | 
events at She Olympics i in h February at Squaw Valley, Calif. 
Miss Violetta is the girl's physi- ~ 
eal education instructor at PNH. 
She holds many ski titles, includ- 
ing the women’s state inter-colleg- 
ijate championship. 
  
Christie Slopes Not 
‘Operating This Week 
        ‘The ski. slopes at Mt. Christie 
will not be. inthis weekend. 
Officials at*the club are hopefiil 
that weather conditions may war- 
rant putting: all facilities in use 
next_ weekend. 
"We would rather’ wait until we 
ean get all facilities in operation) 
with natural snow rather than use! 
the snow machines for opening) 
only one slope,” said the Mt. 
Christie spokesman, 
F Skiing. Sunday 
at Grampian 
—Only Maybe 
Skiing is not expected this week. | 4 
end at Grampian Mt. unless there |{ 
is a rapid change in weather con- '¢ 
ditions. if 
“We were hoping to start op- |§ 
eration this weekend,” said Joe 
Kosik, “but as it appears we will 
have to delay it at least another | 
week.” 
Kosik did say however that 
‘should the temperatures dip below 
ifreezing by Friday and stay that 
‘way on Saturday, then skiing 
would be available on Sunday.   
  
Other Popular Ski Sites | 
These are the locations, facilities 
and phone numbers of some of the 
more popular ski areas in other 
parts of Michigan. 
GLACIER HILLS—One mile west 
of Bellaire, via M-88—has seven ski 
jslopes, three trails, six rope tows, 
shelter house and snack bar. Phone 
Bellaire, JE 3-3666. 
* * * 
BUCK HILLS--10 miles southeast 
lof Beulah on M-115—has six runs, 
Located in the heart of Tyrone'five rope tows, jump, ski patrol 
Hills, 
‘Fenton Road and another 714 miles 
to Foley Road, Summit’ offers 0 
runs, 7 electric. tows, with com- 
pletely. equipped ski shop under 
instructor Bob Hard. 
* oe & 
Seasonal memberships are avail- 
able. Phone numbers -are MA 
9-T150 and LA i 5746. 
      via 18 miles on M-59 to/and lodge. Phone Frankfort, TU 
2-4302. 
THUNDER MOUNTAIN—Five 
miles northeast of Boyne Falls 
via US-181 and county road 626— 
nella tar bye Dosey sche 
pomalift, lodge with dining an 
dancing, Phone Boyne Falls 61. 
"BORNE. MOUNTAIN — - Boyne 
Hockey Meeting Dec. loth 
  Falls, accessible via US-131—has| 
14 slopes, three double chair lifts, 
T-bar lift; snow machine, two ski 
shops, main lodge rooms and cha- 
let in area, Phone Boyne Falls 20. 
CABERFAE—16 miles west of 
Cadillac eon M-55, accessible by 
US-10, US-131, US-27, US-31, 
M-115 and M-37—has 30 runs, 25 
acre slalom bowl, four cross 
country trails, two jumps, double 
chair lift, 20 rope tows, snow | 
machine, cafeteria, lounge, ski 
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Men's & Ladies’ Ski Boots. $24.95 to $33.95 
Men's & Ladies’ Parkas .. .$ 7.95 to $24.95 
Tow Mitts + ftom $ 3.95: to: $ 6.50 
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Skis . 212 from $6.95 to $45.00 
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NUB’S NOB—Five miles’ north-| 
east of Harbor Springs—has four 
ski runs, poms double chair 
lift, rope tow, chalet, clubhouse. 
ECHO VALLEY—Eight | miles 
northeast of Kalamazoo, 12 miles 
from Battle Creek, accessible via 
US. 12, U.S. 131, M96, M89—Has, 
six toboggan slides, ski jumip. rope 
        tows, ice skating, ski jump. Phone 
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  The Pontiac Parks & Recreation ey rinks at the Northside softball} 
Department is conducting a Hock-|field off Edison and Montcalm | east of Traverse City, via US-31 HOLIDAY HILLS—Four mites | 
ey Managers’ meeting on Thurs- | Streets here in Pontiac. 
day, December 10th at the Parks | 
& Recreation Department office 
in Pontiac's City Hall, 35 S. Parke 
|St. Meeting time is 7:00 p.m. 
Because of the number of re- 
Department will conduct two hock- 
ey Jeagues this season if there 
is enough interest, One league will |   and women’s individual events ‘schools have provided all the enjoyment possible on be for boys 13, 14 and 15 years | 
of age, and the second league will! Report Ski Conditions and in the pairs in the pearl 
‘Games at Squaw Valley, 
Feb. 18-28. _ practice slopes within teen-age allowances. 
Because of the proximity of the slopes, skiing par- 
ticipation has become a daily sport-rather than just 
a weekend expenditure. Ski Maps Available 
The National Survey of Chester, 
Vermont. recently announced pub-'the growth of ski participation has jumped up 600 per 
Mat thick tes alte miter Sty cent in this area, andthe fact is that almost 90 per cent developments, recommended facil. are people who have never been on skis, before getting 
ities’ and accommodations in Mich- started at-the local clubs.” 
igan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, * * ‘-- 
and is an invaluable guidé to all’ 
skiers, whether novice or expert.| The sports participant is accepting the philosophy 
ithat if “you can’t get away from the winter then learn These maps are available for a| 
handling and shipping charge of 
10 cents each. _|to enjoy it—go skiing. " oe een mn an eerie meena ee ae Ste 
  
heid ef Sa emg pleted an’ in the background 
: et . ; ibe for boys 16, 
All boys who are interested, The East Michigan Tourist Assn. ! lof age 
In the four years since area ski clubs have blossomed, tive attend the managers’ 
    17. .and 18 years. Some eventing games under the | 
lights will be scheduled during the 
week, although most games will 
be played on weekends, Further 
information in regards to the hock- 
ey league schedule for 1959-60 can 
be had. by calling the Parks & 
Recreation ‘Department, FEderal 
'3-7131. a, 
  
‘in playing hockey should organize reports the following ski condi- | 
teams within the proper age clas- tions: 
sification and have--a°répresenta- | 
ing. at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, 
December 10th 
General rules, governing league 
play; game scheduling: and the on 
managers’ meeting, All games will | 
be played. a at the two official hock-|base, skiing fair. MOUNT HOLLY, pear Holly — 
meet- six inches machine made base « on} 
lone slope. Two tows operating. 
SNOWFLAKE MOUNTAIN in 
Clare Courtty—opens this weekend. 
MIO MOUNTAIN near Mio — 
hockey program in. general willjsix inches of packed base, skiing 
be discussed and set-up at the/excellent, . 
SILVER VALLEY — Two-inch 
    Traverse City, WI 17-5075. 
HICKORY HILLS—One mile west 
of Traverse City—Has 10 ski runs, | 
seven rope tows, lighted, ski pa-| 
trol, clubhouse. Phone Traverse 
7+City, WI-7-5075, a hs Ee 
MT. HOLLY 
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        ut PONTIAC PRESS. suUpsDay: DECEMBER 8, 1950   
te ci He 
  Feelings of Schools ond Cites Student Need 
WASHINGTON (UPT) — Presi-) 
dent Eisenhower said Wednesday 
he understood why some universi-| 
ties objected to the special loyalty! 
oath required of students seeking 
government loans, but he deplored 
their refusal to participate in the 
program. 
The President was asked at his 
news conference what he . thought 
of recent action by some colleges 
and universities, including Har- 
vard and Yale, withdrawing from 
the student loan program set up) - 
the Defense Education Act. Latest 
figures. showed that 11 universi- 
ties withdrew from. the program: 
five refused to participate at the 
outset. 
']n reply to the question, the 
President said he had disliked 
one part of the oath but had-' 
signed the bill so the entire pro- . 
gtam could be put into effect. 
Eisenhower went on to say that 
he -personally was ready te take 
an oath each morning that he was 
loyal to the United States and was}. 
ot. a Communist. He added that)” 
he could understand, however,! 
why one group would resent being | 
singled out for a particular’ kind 
of oath. 
‘ * * * 
! The oath in the student loan 
program requires applicants to 
swear loyalty to the United States | 
and to deny membership in any | direc tor.of the Church.World Serv-| this problem.” 
organization seeking to overthrow 
the government of this country. 
The President said he believed 
the basic citizenship oath would 
be adequate. 
But he also said he deplored the 
fact that some universities, 
cause of the oath requirement, had 
refused to participate in the pro- 
gram and thereby prevented stu- 
dents from being eligible for the 
loans.   
Moscow Radio Praises 
Treaty on Antarctica 
MOSCOW WF — Moscow radio! 
Wednesday praised the new 
nation Antartica treaty, saying it) 
could set the pattern for wider and) % 
mere important peace pacts. | 
“The antartic, which is larger 
than, say, Europe, has now’ been|® 
proclaimed in fact a zone free) 
of nuclear weapons,” said Tass 
commentator Victor Kharkov. 
“Why could not such fruitful co-! 
operation be achieved with regard 
to other continents?” 
The 30-year treaty to preserve) 
the antarctic for peaceful scien- 
tific exploration was signed in| about the problem. of overpopu-_ 
Washington Tuesday.     sprays away at a big problem 
hippopotamus, obligingly opens 
  +. 
  FIGHTS BAD BREATH — Carey Baldwin, di- 
rector of San Francisco's Fleishhacker Zoo   . UPI Teiephote i 
tors have complained bitterly of the terrible 
“jungle breath’ of the huge creature. The di- 
rector hopes the mixture of chlorophyl and milk 
of magnesia will clear the air for awhile. as Bubbles, the 
wide. Zoo visi- 
es   
Says Birth Control Aid Refusal 
by 
DETROIT (UPD—The executive, 
ice said Wednesday it would be a, 
pe ‘disgrace” ? the United States re-| ning was only part of the solution. 
|fused ‘birth control aid to ‘under-| 
developed countries. 
* -* * 
represents the National Council of 
Churches as head of its. overseas | 
relief arm, said contraception was 
the only immediate means of} 
avoiding starvation in many under-| 
‘developed nations. 
| And he said the United States 
‘had ‘a direct responsibility to pre- 
| vide public funds to aid nations 
facing this threat.   
/ Dr. Wilson expressed his views 
‘on the controversial subject 
press conference at the opening of 
of Churches here. 
* * * 
“There is nothing immoral about 
"| family planning,”’ said Dr, Wilson, 
“anymore than there is anything 
‘immoral about eliminating disease! 
jto lengthen the age of a person. 
“The United States, through | 
medical aid, has helped bring 
| lation," he said, “and tt bas a   
Christmas Starts Early 
tor Retail Store Buyers 
Christmas gomes earlier than! 
you think. 
It comes to some while New 
Year's parties are still an echo. 
It comes while rough winter gives | 
way to gentle spring. 
Buyers start the wheels roll- 
ing right after Christmas. They 
check figures-of the last year. 
How much did they sell of this 
‘tem? How much of that? 
Records on the volume of sales | 
for all merchandise handled are | 
sent to department store heads. | 
And by April both buyers | and | 
store heads are porilig over them. | 
* * ¥ 
On the basis of such records. 
the store executives judge what | 
to buy for the toming Christmas. | 
Meanwhile, window designers | 
are not idle. Starting in February, | 
or as early as New Year’s, plans 
are drawn up for Christmas. win- 
dow displays: 
Preliminary sketches are stud- 
led, fejected, and modified. —— 
Phen sets are designed. 
“By the end of spring, everything | 
is down on paper. The problem | 
that” will occupy the summer is 
. who will build the sets. Although 
most départment 
workshops, 
equipped for 
maintenance work. 
Outside bidders are called to 
handle the carpentry and _-paint- 
ing. 
Manufacturers — start 
Christmas 
tober and November of the year 
‘before. The toy. industry starts, 
in some cases, many years be- 
fore, Its annual Toy Fair oc- | : 
curs. in: Mareh. 
At the fair, buyers order as! | 
much as 60 per cent of what they 
expect their Christmas ‘require- 
ments will be. Right after the fair,   
Macmillan Accept os 
_ Invitation4o Htaly 
+ LONDON ® — Prime Minister’ 
Saciiitian Wednesday accepted an: 
B iat to visit Maly” early next! —_ Baie Be seseneY stores have}; 
they. are small be-|j 
cause of space limitations and are |5 
little more than | 
their | 
preparations in Oc- | the wholesalers begin work on 
| their catalogues. - 
|_Mary other people are Involved 
lin early Christmas preparations 
Greeting card artists, Santa 
\Claus outfitters, prospective Santa 
|Clauses who attend schools to learn 
ithe art, craftsmen patiently labor- 
ing over handmade toys, Christ- 
imas sales help learning the ropes, | 
Christmas | isalesmen pushing 
jitems, and inventors thinking up | 
hew gadgets for the season. be-|. Rev. Dr. R;{ Norris Wilson, who | 
at a) 
a meeting of the Nationak. Council) U. S. W ould Be Disgrace Bubi'’—the_ baby marshal — was' Pennsylvania St ate Uniyersity \announcement added. 
moral obligation to help ‘combat 
tics.”’ 
* * * 
He said the Church World Serv- 
ice, with the tacit approval of 
‘the National Council of Churches, | 
jalready was aiding birth control 
| programs in at least: a dozen na- 
tions, ~~ 
He said the differences between But Dr. Wilson said’ family plan- 
“We also must have more tech- 
~+mological progress to provide more) 
|food in tHe underdeveloped na- 
| tions,’’ he said. 
|. He pointed out that it took 50) 
‘centuries to bring the world’s pop- 
julation to the one billion mark in, . th Catholi and Protestant | 1834 but only 100 years to add the: churches nn birth vontro! are not 
second billion. By 1965, the world! ,. great as politics have made 
iwill have a population total of) them appear. 
three billion, he said, and by the | | “The Catholic Cnurch has said it year 2000 it would reach six bil- 
tion. | wou Id be in favor of birth control 
7 lif a‘new more effective means 
The world is growing so fast | ouid be found which would not 
now that technological advances ‘conflict with its religious views,” 
pec,” he said. or s seed Keep jhe said. ‘We, too, believe there 
» Re "on jis a need for a more effective traception to allow the tec hnolog: | means of controlling birth. 
ical advances to catch up. “But we believe it is no more a   
  ‘lieve a program of family control | control birth than it would be to 
| Should be a political issue in the bring children into the world when 
| United States because “it is aiwe know they will die.” 
  " jgame,” 
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|\German army, | 
jan utter politician. He was.a fine 
Dr. Wilson said he did not be- iviolation of the natural law to!   
Says Both Sides Bungled at Normandy   
By HAL BOYLE. 
NEW YORK (AP)—Field Mar;| 
wis Britain's favorite enemy —| 
perhaps: America's too~in War Ju: 
But after a 10-year study, 
thor Cornelius Ryan has conelud.| ithe figure to 3.000, 
ed the Allies were a, bit overkindly THEY WEREN'T THERE 
in their estimates of the dashing | 
Nazi armor’ genius. 
“Rommel has been sometimes 
portrayed- asa 
high - minded 
military idealist 
who played. war 
     
   
Ryan, 
an accouht of the 
Allied invasion of 
Normandy on 
June 6, 1944. 
“The truth is 
he was a Hitler   BOYLE 
favorite bitterly reserited by the, 
officers of the ee gular | 
“Actually,-Rommel was a very 
ambitious min willing to trample 
on anybody to get ahead. He was 
itactician, but he simply didn't! 
| have the depth of training to han- 
|dle the defense of Europe against 
jthe invasion.” |. | 
| His study convinced Ryan that| 
:}Pield Marshal von Rundstedt, who} 
nicknamed Rommel “Marshal |     
the superior soldier. 
He feels that the Allied. beach-| 
hum. an problem, not. one of Poli-ipend would have been. in direr 2.500 calithed 
peril—perhaps even thrown into! - 
the sea—if Von Rundstedt had 
been allowed to carry out his} 
plans for a massive counterattack! 
ion the third day of the landings, 
‘instead of attacking piecemeal on 
D-Day itself, as Rommel ordered. 
But both sides bungled their 
says Ryan: ‘Plans 
gives as clear a picture as we 
ever will gét of what actually hap- 
pened in. those first few michtv 
hours as an Allied armada of 5,000 
ships bearing 200,000 troops hit the! 
Normandy coast. 
Ryan, a Dublin-born war ror- 
    
  
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‘ashore on D-Day, but Montgom- 
lery was gardening “on D-Day.” 
After cross-checking the  ac- 
Fisen- counts of some 700 individual sol- 
diers, Ryan finally used 400 he 
felt stood up from all angles He 
lalso studied scores of reports, hun- 
dreds of diaries and captured 
German documents 
‘lated 11 file cases of material and 
plans to give it to a museum. 
* * * 
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tion studies at Sarnia, Ont. may the tumel were important, 
“mean a transportation boon for| By switching to Diesel from elec 
hard-pressed Montreal commuters. tric power, the railways could use 
** * * i the tunnel more often with bigger 
In probably the first extensive | loads. 
étudy on this continent of tunnel) The om ‘re “ti * 
lution by Diesel engines, a team e only alternative was uneco- 
er ralwey ond government scien-/homie — another under-the-river 
tists learned lessons two years ‘tunnel that would probably have 
ago which now may be applied to! C98t around $50,000,000. 
Montreal's tangled commuting); Applying similar sampling 
problem, methods and analyses to the 
Their work may pay still big- | ‘ree-mile-long Mount Royal rail- ger dividends because, as a se-| Wy tunnel linking northern Mon- 
quel to the tunnel studies, scien- | real suburbs with the centér of 
tists have launched an investiga- | -the city, the scientific team is 
tion into the circumstances un- | %Ying to determine whether a 
der which cancer-causing and | Similar switch to Diesel from 
other smoke particles are pro- | electric power is possible there. 
duced. through inefficient fune- | Thousands now use the Mount 
tioning of Diesel motors. Royal tunnel’'s electric trains daily. 
In the Sarnia gtudy, months were If Diesels can be. éafely em- 
devoted to planning. Then, working: ployed, service improvements for   4 ‘Steelmen Hold | 
iSplit Confabs -   
federal Mediators in 
Seperate Talks After 
Ike’s Warning HOLLYWOOD (AP)—The woods 
are folt of actor-authors these 
days as book publishers seek the 
gold already discovered with best 
sellers by Lillian Roth, Pat Boone, WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal ‘Art Linketter and others. 
mediators hold separate sessions 
today with steel management. and 
union representatives as both 
sides await another appeal. to- 
night by President Eisenhower for 
settlement of the steel strike. 
* * * > 
The President said Wednesday 
that when he makes a brief tele- 
vision address tonight before leav- 
ing on his foreign goog will .tour 
he will insist that the two sides triguing. Some should’ never have 
been written, Nearly all have. the 
same sound—the tinkling of ego 
' orchestrated by a 
literary alde. The 
ghost is always|'! 
present, either 
sharing billing on 
   
       get together. the dust jacket or 
* * *& lurking in the 
“If we can’t get anywhere on mat y  back- this thing, then‘finally the govern- 
ment just cannot sit idly on its 
hands,”” he added. 
“But, I.do believe that the day ground. 
“The Autobiogs- 
raphy of Cecil B. 
De Mille” is ai 
    ‘round the clock during a threextay-commuters and financial savings 
period, about 30 scientists, engi- {oF the railways may result, 
neers and technicians did an. on-! 
the-spot investigation of the mile-) § even Area M en 
Enlist in Marines long Canadian National Railways. 
St. Clair tunnel linking Sarnia with 
Port Huron, Mich., under. the St. 
.. Clair River. 
SAMPLE ATMOGEMERE Seven Oakland County area men 
The scientists sampled the tunnel enlisted in the Marine Corps 
atmosphere and came up with evi- through the Pontiac Marine Re- 
dence ‘hat railways could safely erniting Substation in November. 
The Pontiae wen were Harold 
R. Cummings of 482 E. 
Rd., Larry B. Hoenstine of 743 F. 
Mansfield Ave.; and James E. 
-|Evans of 276 Elm St, — 
| The others were Gerald ‘D. Stef- 
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‘Waterford Township, Jerome A: 
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(Gorden D, Grahart of Shelby 
‘Township. |   
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for Marilyn’s Mother 
LOS ANGELES (AP)—A court 
jhas appointed a conservater to 
V handle the affairs of Gladys Eley, 
57, ' actress Marilyn Monroe's 
mother. 
* * * 
The court named Inez C. Nel- 
son, Miss Monroé's ex-business 
manager, after being told the} 
actress approved. jhonest free collective bargaining, | that we abandon free collective, THOMAS 
face of the great movie-maker, 
It is written with the same, out- 
ward dignity with which C, RB. view of the public! 
it is going to be a sad day for the 
United States." 
* * * in my tife can claim a great many. 
things,” she writes, “but never 
that they had a dull time.”” Read- 
“y may so complain especially 
they reach the entrance of the 
latter-day musclemen—‘The  pat- 
tern of my life continually kept 
little groups of men ‘conveniently |d 
at hand. : 
: x * * 
“Ed Wynn's Son” is one of the 
better versions of the now stand- 
ard confessional type of autobiog- 
raphy. The reason is the intriguing 
rleationship between. Keenan 
Wynn and his “Perfect Fool” of 
a father. The younger Wynn tells 
frankly of his lifelong fight to es- 
cape the shadow of his father— 
“For most of my life, I resented   
ke- Nehru Talks: 
on World Issues Will Include Dispute 
  spoke, yet he is able to tell stories! Eisenhower gave no hint of what! With Red China and him beyond reason,’   
the government might do if the| 
80-day court erder whith halted | 
the 116-day strike expires on Jan. 
26 without a settlement. Under 
provisions of the Taft-Hartley law, 
the workers then would be free to 
walk out again, The T-H law pro- 
vides for no further federal action. 
What might the government do 
HH cannot sit idly om its. banda? - 
* > 
One possible evernment move 
would be to suggest terms of set- 
tlement. But usder present law, 
both sides would be free to reject 
the recommendations. 
* * * 
Another possibility would be for 
the President to ask Congress for 
new power — perhaps compulsory 
arbitration — for use’ in such a 
deadlock in a key industry.           
Movie Director Ford 
Is Acquitted Again 
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Movie 
director Patrick M. Ford Wednes- 
day was acquitted of a felony 
drunken driving charge. 
It was the second trial for the 
38-year-old son of Producer-Direc- 
  * * 
Because of illness. 
was told, Mrs. Eley, also known} 
‘as Gladys Baker, is confined to! 
a sanitarium and cannot handle, 
her own affairs. Miss Monroe did) 
inot attend the hearing Wednesday. | * 
the court 
        'tor John Ford, His first endéd in 
ia jury disagreement. 
Ford was arrested May 19. 1938 
after a collision with.a car driven 
by Darwin F. Fielding. Police 
said Ford failed to pass a sobriety 
test. 
  
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NEW DELHI, India (AP) — 
Prime Minister Nehru today said! ¢ 
his talks with President Ejisen- 
hower probably will, range over 
the entire world situation, includ- 
ing India’s border dispute 
t oe 
Terming his meeting next week 
with the U.S. President ‘most im- 
‘|portant,”" Nehru told his monthly 
news conference: 
“I want to chat with him about. 
the lead he has given toward 
finding a way out of the entangle- 
ments in which the -world finds 
itself."   * * 
In a move to pin down the Chi- 
nese population in lia, Nehru 
‘| armounced all foreign nationals — 
except those from British Com- 
monwealth countries — are being 
required to register with the gov- 
jernment, “Previously, 
who had lived in India prior to 
August 1943 were not required to 
have residence permits. 
* * x 
Nehru made clear the new rule 
was prompted by recent demon- 
strations in Calcutta siding with * 
foreigners |: stop tele 
  
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LONDON # — Field Marshal 
that he put a gag on the outspoken | 
Indignant Laborites, still smart- 
ing under Monty’s pre-election re- | 
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A special Waterford Township 
'plarts for two new elementary 
| schools, according to Superintend- 
| 
‘a. nine-lot site on Pontiac Lake 
| road, south of the present high 
tectual firm of Smith & Smith has 
been awarded the contracts. 
| olal meeting Dec. 22. 
Further - consideration will be 
ha Shere site on Bender street 
oft. Hatchery road. 
| schools are part of the -$5,000,000 
ischool bond. issue approved by | “Waterford Twp. Board, 
Board of Education meeting wittbe 
jent William Shunck. 
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| It is expected that the high school 
voters last March.          Japanese Politician 
Back From Red China 
jan influential leader of Prime the French Atomic Energy Com- 
| Democratic Party, 
Wednesday from a 50-day vieke to, 
Communist China. 
closer cultural. and trade ties be-| 
tween Japan and the 
mainland. 
series of important Japanese. visi- 
tors invited by Peiping for visits 
at softening. Japan’ s anti-Commun. 
ist stand. 
Acquire Foundry Firm 
group which operates the Bay City 
Foundry Co. has acq 
Homer Foundry. Corp. of Coldwa- 
ter in a stock transaction. deal. 
The financial details were.not dis- 
closed, The Homer firm, «which 
hasbeen located 
since 1920; employes 150 work 
in the production of iron castings} 
‘for diesel and marine engines, 
15 per cent of the. ‘Repulation of 
! Mexico. ee pile to learn why it had stopped 
functioning. He apparently suf- 
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playing an important part in the 
Mostly it represents solid enter- 
prises offering valuable goods and 
services, but there are also some 
very sour apples. ; 
“After all, Uncle Sam is the 
store and these sharp promoters 
* don't “want to change tailored 
suits for striped ones, prison va- riety.” ; oy 
Van Miller, an NBBB vice pres- 
ident, says this of shady mail or- 
der schemes that bilk the public 
of millions of dollars each year: 
“They usually have the same 
outstanding characteris- 
tics. There is gross exaggeration 
and gross distortion. 
They are seldom plainly fraudu- 
lent, but they certainly are mis- 
leading. They usually cling to one 
point — about which there may be! 
no argument — and parlay it into 
a glowing account of pure won- der.” 
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Mail order ‘schemes cover _just 
about every conceivable item. 
Miller lists a few that brought 
an avalanche of complaints to the 
NBBB: : 
A pocket-sized portable radio, 
promoted. as 4 miracle-radio 
that never wears out and can 
be taken on planes, trains auto- 
mobiles, ships. . 
As a bonus, there's a direct: 
circuit personal earphone speaker. 
“This radio is a simple crystal set 
using a germanium diode crystal,” 
says Miller. ‘The earphone is per- 
mantenly attached simply because 
you could Hardly hear a thing with- 
out it. 
Punch Offered 
in Hot Wassail Spiced and Sweet, I's 
a Gesture of Welcome; 
Comes From England   
  As traditional a part of Christ- 
mas as holly and plum pudding is 
the holiday punch bowl, brimming 
_ with a spiced and sweetened drink. | 
This tradition goes back to the 
days of Elizabethan England when 
the start of the Twelfth Night fes-| 
tivities was heralded in the royal’ 
banquet hall with the, entry ,of! 
stewards carrying aloft a huge! 
wassail bowl. | 
The stewards passed the bow! | 
from ene person to another along 
the banquet table. | 
In time, each home began to 
keep its holiday. wassail bow] ready 
to offer the carolers stamping 
through frosty streets, singing the   
same Christmas carols we still) 
enjoy today. 
Combine 1 cup brown sugar, % 
cup water, % teaspoon ginger, | 
teaspoon nutmeg. Heat to boiling. | 
Add 2 bottles dry Spanish gherry| 
and heat again antil it stgrts to 
-boil. Then removenfrom heat. Beat 
yolks of 6 eggs until thick and) 
very. light in color.- 
Slowly add hot wine, stirring | | 
constantly. Fold in stiffly-beaten 
egg whites, Bake 6 tiny apples or) 
crabapples until just tender but) 
not soft. Place «these on top of. 
foamy wassail just before serving. | 
Sprinkle the whole with nutmeg, | 
preferably from nutmeg grinder. 
Serve hot. Makes-about 20 serv- 
ings. 
Chamber Sells 
Public Bridge: 
And Folks Buy © 
WESTERLY R.I. (AP)—Some-   
body is selling ‘a public bridge | | 
dn U.S. Route 1. ~ and: finding 
takers. NY 
The ‘sellers are members of the 
esterly-Pawcatiick area Cham- 
ber_of Commerce. 
Purchasers get a certificate con- 
taining. such phrases .as ‘This 
. deed legally binding in no respect; "~ 
what tsoever"’ and that it was sold; 
by “‘hucksters not qualified to. sell 
‘Members of the Chamber of Commerce sald they will use the 
proceeds for Christmas decora- 
The spans the Pawcatuck    ‘ship as a result of action taken by 
inine-inch .doll with blonde hair 
down to her shoulders and 10 dif- 
| mensional doll and that the 
costumes were miniature dress- 
calling it a doll because by defi-| 
  River ein Westerly, RT, and} 
Stonington, Conn. ‘And while the impression is that 
it can be heard anywhere, the pro- 
moter merely says that it “can be 
taken anywhere. . 
“The company promoting this 
item is now in temporary receiver-    
     
    
      long which is inserted in the high tension wire between the coil and with recognized firms. If in doubt, 
call your local Better Business 
Bureau or Chamber of Commerce. __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1959 J 
Says Miller: Try to deal only 
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t * * od Take advantage of the promise 
distributor. to refund money by returning the, 
* * ® _ {goods in the stipulated time. 4 
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Almost all the operators offer. 
actually de- |money-back guarantees and pay 
* them automatically. J 
Even so, says Miller, the refund, 
demands ru nabout 2 per cent of) — 
the total number of purchasers. 
Tomorrow; The “advance fee” | i 
schemes, : 4 4   
  
      C.       BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 
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  the New York attorney general.” 
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Another operator promoted al 
ferent dresses, al] for 59 cents. 
“The drawings and the word. |- 
ing of the promotion gave the 
impression that this was a di- 
es,” says Miller. “But it was all 
simply printed — the doll on 
cardboard and the dresses on 
paper. - ) 
The promoter wasn't lying by!   nition any representation of a nu- | 
man being or animal is a doll.” | 
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| CAR GIMMICKS PROMOTED 
‘Next to a man’s body — which’ 
gets love and attention — is a) 
man’s automobile,” says Miller. | 
“And so there are always gim-| 
micks being promoted for cars.” | 
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“I never bother about what the card says—people don’t read them, 
they just count them.”   
     
    
    
       
  
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QUT. OUR WAY FAP/F «+ MARTHA MIGHT AS 
WELL HAVE FLUNG ME OVER A 
CLIFF IN A BAG WITH ANIPER AS 
ON A NEW SEWING MACHINE FOR 
CHRISTMAS! DRAT IT,L HANE NOT ENEN THE 40 
DUCATS WITH WHICH ROMEO PURCHASED A DRAM OF 
POISON FOR HIMSELF /—~ BLT PERHAPS BY WILY 
BARTERING HERE'S AN AD:* WILL TRADE THREE- 
LEGGED COW AND FENCE POST FOR SOMETHING UNUSDAL /* + BAH /F 
  
      
      
   
  
    
      
  
  
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TAKE THAT COTTON 
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| AUNT FRITZI--- EVERY MEAL WILL 
I FOUND A WAY By Ernie Bushmiller / 
I TOOK ALL THE LABELS OFF OUR CANNED GOODS ;-   
  BE ASURPRISE || TO MAKE OUR . a (QL MEALS MORE INTERESTING 
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T-TOLD YOU THAT IF YOU 
DION'T EAT YOUR SUPPER 
I'D GIVE IT TO GOMEONE 
THAT WOULD/ 
          
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THAT NICE LITTLE 
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high choice to prime 970 1B. yearling this . afternoon 
trading. 
Oils, 
actively traded with gains running 
Ite a point or more. 
movements in beth directions were 
   
  steels and motors 
largely held to. fractions. 
Turnever siackened after the 
    
  
                  “NEW YORK (®—The stock mar- ‘| ket resumed its upward push early 
in fairly active | 
were 
Elsewhere    
  Fm Spy, BW. +, +++++00 340 usual burst of opening .transac- 
eee? oo renenees tions and was running behind the 
" anes ‘209, Pace in recent days. The period 
: Seer eeereene 4 of tape lateness at the start was 
tee cc BB) comparatively brief. 
Goa Si 143) Richfield, up nearly 2, and Cali- We dase cctsais yer ccene + fornia Standard, up almost a point, . 
Bagl...c"cecc2-. 136 benefited from a published report 
Gem BG. setrtssress 138 of a new producing well in their Sueecceces _« . i Pak. dos, ......000. 23 joint Alaska operations, 
1b. ba vevecs wut eweenns 1.78 
kk, ba secees 10h 4 
hothouse. doz, behs. .... 718 New York Stocks 7 
QB. llleselssseeeeee 195 Admiral ...+.. 23.7 Ligg & My 2.004 attermut, BU, vesssscececes 128 Air uc .... 78.7 Lockh Aire «. 30.4 
ttercup, bu. .... . LB Aled Ch .....118 Loew's Inc a+ 31.6 
Yelicious, DU. s...++. coores 125 Allied Strs .... 57.3 Lene 3 Som oe Z. 
oteash: pppreere. re yet Allis is Chal sete 4 Lens 8 al ae ‘Turnips, eescacceconneseccacerese ‘Alem seer SL | Lortiag@ soe 4 
GREEKS jAm Airlin 4.4, 25.1 Mack Trk .., 42.6! 
C No. 1. bu. .. aeee $1.50 ‘Am Gan ee He Martin Ce ee a1 
Cola No, 1, BW. eee pee eee ee se A re py 4 May D str .. #1 
SALAD ‘Am Met Cl... 237° Merr Ch & 8 1174/3 Celery Cabbage, 4 « raeeens 5 Am Mowers .. eee -8, Mpls ge -1ag.g 
- : Am Tel & Tel | - 78.1 Minn M & M 164.7 
- 4 . Am ‘..eedgl072 Monzsan Ch ,, $1.2 
Livestock Anaconds ves 3.7 Mont ward : $0.6 
a: mour & Co, 36.1 t “°° 30. DETROIT LIVESTOCK aio Mot Wheel ... 30-3) OIT, Dec. 3 (AP}—Cattle—salable Aveo Corp .... i4.7 eller Br», 264 
200, Bulk early supply cows, these active,|Balt & Oh ... 37 Nat Bise oe 52,1 
steady to ; steers and helfers in/Beth Steel .. 3 Nat Cash R ,. 63.3 
Yenited supply, unchanged in cleanup pagent a oe Nat Dairy ... 49.2 
trade: utility cows 14.50-16.00; canners Sate & Ob 12, 874 nat Gys soe. 87 and cutters 12.00-14.50. Compared last rysief _ 643 NY Contra” 108.4 
good and choice slaughter steers Cities svc | 485 No A LI ue oe sy 
' and Leger steady: utility and standard Clark Equip .. 91 Nor Pac Vo oos # 
. ‘Katy stead. 50c lower; cows active, Colg Palm .... 39.1 or Ste + a 
“see higher: bulls steady to strong: |Scitm Gas s.2. 18:1 Ohio Ol 3 choice steers 1200 Ib. down 26.50-'Con Edis ..... 91.6 Owens near tH 
He few loads high ehoice.to prime|Gon N Gas... 48.1 Owens Il Gl" 97 : 31200-1250 Th. steers at 27.50; small lot 'c. mer 66.1 eGa&eE. 63h 
  * i ‘a ae - steers 27.15: Sow ‘neod prime 860-965 be. Kost : Sopa * 13.2 Penney — 8 
choice steers '24.50-26.50; standard steers |Cont ©} 3. R 154 21.00-24.00; utility steers 18.00.2050; [Copper Rng. CHEE Pepsi Cola.) 345 most good ‘to average choice heifers) Comm 5° 113 Pfiser t! 34]3 23:00-25.50; standard to low good heifers/furtis Fub .. 102 poe pt 56.5 26.06-23.00; utility steers 16.00-19.50; few az 2. 33.1 Philco fi ger thin canners down vo 1000: utitity bulls - 412 Phil Pet 22.) 457 19.00-20.50, strong weight utility npto} 95.1 Proct & G ... 884 21.06; cutter ‘pulls T6.00-1 19.00; small lo 383.8 Pure Ol 2... 37.2 te choice 475 he. stock steer chives - i RCA... om rf 07: 
Vealérs— saiable 25. Not enough to -# Pia sti. ae make a market. Compared last week 111 Rex Drug ,... 48_ vealers Bd steady: most choice and 177 Reyn let Bt 65.2 prime 34.00-40.00; standard and 11.6 Rey Tob ..... 626 34.00-34.00; cull and utiligy  14.00-34.00. -37 Royal Dut .... 42.7 lable Not /enough done 1132.2 Safeway SC. 353 * make a market compared last week - Pap 85.4 5-- ter fully 0c lower, most - 78-1 Scoville Mf .. 25.1 good and cheice wooled lamba 17.50-19.50: - 23-2 gears Roeb.... 48.4 
cholee wooled lambs up to 19.15: *: 85 socony S401 pt to good wooled lambs 5017.50; | § 49.7 Sou Bec 2. a 
few loads chotce shorn lambs number 1/ Ge? ‘912 Sou Ry... a 2 poits ee = os oo eee Gen Fads “198-6 Sperry Rd on. 234 
up to 8.00; most good and choice feeder/Gen MM. .. oS b+ Berea” 34 * lambs 16.50-18.00, ew up to 18.50 a8. Std Of Ind ). 41.8 enough to fully G 92.2 NJ ... 486 ih. markets few head butchers over | C Tire ..... 76.2 Std Of Ob: “ee §23 
240 Tbs. steady: sows 25c lower, apots Sdc | Genesco. +. 39-8 Stevens JP 1. 31.6 ~ — $o0-400 Tes. #00e10.00; number 7 a 3/Geebe] Br... 28 Stud Pack ., 18.7 ; 1.75-B. pared week! Goodyear |...137.6 Bwift & Co °! 40.7 ago barrows and gilts steady to 50c Grah Paige .. 2.3 Tenn Gas ... 316 ; Jower, mainly 25-50c off; sows 50-75c/Gt-a& P..... 372 qeneco .. | B37 lower. Ne py ae e Tex G Sul .... Be aa . extron .,.... 
P try and domecth 1. 433 Timk R Bear. 65.4 ook, 4a. ent Cen ... 
oulry an Eggs — Men ero ct 93 Un Carbide "-:143.6 
cs. 842 Un Pa sone ee POULTRY inland sft Unit ‘Atte eee 38. 
Dee. 3 (AP) — Prices as Meh . Gs int Harv ..... 40.6 Un Gas Cp... 345 Pre souites mand fob, Detroit for No, 12 q ity nt Nick 38s Us Lines beeee 3 
eter oy type ‘hens 18; Nght type hens |/t Paper ; oe Manne +9 ory coe ‘rovers hel ne wna nt Shoe ii 34.3 US Steel ..... 88.5 43 ah. . e BT US Tob 2... 23:1 rere Ihe * Johns Man... 51.1 Upjohn ...... 42.2 
ie tc Be RUPEE sas Rt seene . n e@l « . 
DETROIT EGGS Kelsey Hay". 44.7 Weste A BE 293) DETROIT, Dec. 3 (AP)—Egegs f.o.b,|Kennecott ... Westg EI « 81.7) Detroit tm case lots federal state |Kresge, 8S ... 31.1 White Mot ... 61.2, 
wretes: xtra LOP Oisss .. 116 Ynget Shae T1277, ass es ngs 
0 ee, rade A Jumbo <: extra large TD McN&L ss iil Zenith Red © 196 Stade B laree an ne brown eggs re-|Kroger ...... 30.4 . ported. Checks 20. STOCK A . 
wy yi re 31 medium 
94.26 Browns — Grade aii medium 25-26, 
j ‘News in Brief | Walter Rappuhn, 44, of 6904 Jef- 
| ferson St., 
found guilty of drunk driving yes- 
| terday before Municipal Judge Ce- 
; , @il, McCallum: He was fined $100 
=i days in the Oakland County 
*   
Harry Milne, 45, of 189 B.. Huron 
St., pleaded guilty to reckless 
Griving before Municipal Judge| Allen Etec, LB, Bauip. co. ie my ce Cecil McCallum yesterday. He 5 COtsers 7 was fined $50, $10 court costs and GL tO a Chet Cas. 1, 43 placed on 10 months probation, [Peninsular ‘M. Prod. Co.* 8 84 The Prophet C0." s..+4 154 184 James Brady, 307 N.iToledo Eitson Co... "155 155 15% of 
Perry St., pleaded guilty to reck- 
less driving yesterday before Mu- 
nicipal Judge Cecil McCallum. He 
was fined $100, $10 costs, and 
placed on probation for a year. 
   
            North Branch, was 19: VERAGES 
NEW YORK, Dec. 3—(Gompiled by the 
Associated Press). a8 60 
Indust. Ralls vil. Stocks 
Net Change .;.. +.2 > + +.8 
136.5 o84 
72.9 
DOW-JONES 1 oan AVERAGES = 
30 Inds. 661.51 up 6.22 
20 Rails 151.36 > 005 
15 Utils. 86.76 up 
65 Stocks 214.71 up ry 10 
Volume to 1 p.m. 1,780,Q00 
| RETROIT sro KS 
Co.) 
Figures after declmal pe points are eighths 
son 
*No sale; bid and asked. 
  
am Note Little Change 
        
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Rummage Sale & Bazaar, G T d 
Cc novelties, 1844 in : rain iC) Ing. ~ Huron, above Connollys, 12 noon 
yet ; p.m, Dec, 4, 9 a.m. 12 noon) CHICAGO # — Grain fut Dk es 
Ri ; wie _84V.' transactions started off in a mostly 
or Friday, ‘narrowly mixed range today on) : 19 am, to A. p.m,,..St, * anasews the Board of Trade, y » 
mh a ter c Leni Hatchery} After an hour, however wheat : ° , Daily was % cent a bushel lower to 1 
SS ome Open y higher, December $1.94%; corn 44 
ta.00 Clases Ca aaeeie lower to 4s higher, December 
. adv. |$1.09%4; oats unchanged to % 
ona ius lower, December 7732; rye *s to % 
| sale ain, rma Pentecostal Church | higher, December $1.32%; soy- : : 178 Green St. 9 a.m. Sat., Dec. 5,|beans unchanged to % lower, Jan- 
c ’ . _ Adv. uary $2.19%. 
Rummage at 2012 Cass Lk. Rd. a Keego Harbor, Fri. 9 to 4, Sars Grain Prices 
to 12. AAV.) cago Mteae? GRAIN oa s : . Dec, (AP) — n today 
' sale Saturday, Decem-| Wheat Oats nea! 
gis Piao. tod ps mTOR i 2M Bee . sbere 042 ay seus ‘Th4 
cewene: 1.84 Jly oe . vd 
O.U,B.C. Rummage Sale, Dec,|” Corn” Rye $ at 2 S. Saginaw. [Dec vieseee 100% Dec oiesa. 1.32 
Sale Auburn Heights/MaY soos: 116% May 00001 138% at. 9 a.m. Pad Bovvwss« his? TY aseseee 128% 
     
    
    
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$58 Coun Taxes in 
Fetcny 2, 20, Sand (Personal eae ~ NOTICE OF TAXES PONTIAC 
the oy of Pontiac will be due 
the Pontiacs City Treasurer    
   
  ~ day, Dec 
Bparcs-Griftin 3 ¥F Rey, 
VAN VERY. . 3   
  
  y Mt. irk Ceme- 
an, Pas ame ‘at the Voorhees-Siple Pu- u “Foo 
ROW. 
waysee, 
brother of 
Locke. 
-Chapel, Mr, Locke will 
state at- the fearke- Gritiin Fu 
"_neral Home afer p.m. ‘acnERS   
ot Mrs Donald (Meld 
also survived by one Srothes ‘and 
sister and five Prentenieree. 
‘Puneral serving +e 1d -Pri- 
2 p.m. from the 
uneral Home 
d. Anderson offici- 
ating. Interment In Oak Hill 
Cemetery. “Mr. Olsaf “He in 
sate of at Je Sparks-Griffin Pu- 
nera’ 
      
         
      2, 38 
29205 Greening, Farmin. ton; age ; 
85; dear father of La Van 
Funeral service will te 
Priday, Dec. 4, 
m the pence er J, 
paral ome. 23720 pa 
Rd., mingon. we Rev. 
jam Prisk ficlating. Interment 
in-Ptanklin Ceme' Mr. Van 
Every a lie in state at. the 
J. Henney Puneral Home, t 
  
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, The Pontiac Press ! 
FOR WANT ADS 
DIAL Fe 2-8181 
From 8 am. to 5 p.m 
Afl errors should 
im mediately. 
tor one 
ie 
of the first be re 
The 
cancel 
for that portion 
insertion of ] 
ment which hes been ren- 
dered valueless through 
error, When ooneuse 
ere made be sure 
your “kil ow mber. 
par seer ents will given 
thous it. 
Closing time for advertise 
Ments containing type ae 5 
‘arger than regular agate pe fs 12 o'clock noon nthe 
day previous to publication. 
NOTICE TO 
SOvEeTmene . ° ag ve 
Hon of transient "want Ad 
w no @.m. the day ~ 
publication after the   
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Lines I-day 3-Days 6Daye 
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6 3.00 540 8.20 7 360° °6.30 9.66 
8 «4.00 7.20 1.04 
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sell, rent, fing a good job. 
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BOX REPLIES 
At 10 a.m, Today there 
were replies at The Press 
office tm the following 
boxes: 
1, 5, 14, 17, 24, 34, 38, 
58, 63, 70, 75, 97, 104, 103, 
110, 146, 118, 
        
__ Funeral Directors . 4 
Donelson. Johns | siggeEEEEPER WANTED: OVER   
fats 
eon TRA ‘ivable income in 
oa contact work, If 
           OPPORTUNITY PLUS, MARE 
1 to 43. car, phone to oe 
as a ait mgr. for Lge at onal 
sales organization, Mo, 
plus sepenes guaranteed ‘to 
start. OR 3- ao 
PART TIME. CAR -ESSENTIAL. 
Music helpful. Ask for- Mrs. ‘Hol- 
2-0204 between 6 and     
     
       
    
brook, 
p.m, 
PART. TIME. MILFORD Lake’ and Commerce. 
free 4 fing Lm pm. 3 eves. Ba 
Ee. appearing 
“ = et ye you may be chao 4 
qualify for a job that 
enable you to earn Wi) 
and maintain your r ro 
Por information call Mr. 
MU 4-1815; 
4-0101, 
and custom home 
3-0085 for ‘interview a) 
fe deus : 
SINGLE MAN ON. PA at. 7622 Mowate “Road “Nord Branch, North Branch 5473, 
One of Oakland Count 2 oldest 1 e 
are . “A to   
expanding 
meet the needs of « fast growing community 
Beattie Mtr. Sales, Inc, 5806 Dtate Waterford Hwy. 
PHON} OR 3-1291 
CED APPLI- 
snee service Levee =_—_ be famil- 
with : 6 ineeice 
and sameness wache: in Beene 
work = top Se apey, i fort 
_man. ress Box 70, 
WAN Tz ERIENCED MOD- 
ernization vTaleomen: also. tele- 
phote canvassers. OR 4-034T. - 
WANTED   
  Sean. Baad fy. tnguire. tn Agency 
Bull “Spenc - Inc. Pye 8. u — ham er . Sa ginew, Pon ofits. BPE   
_ Help Wanted Female 7 
ee, Some een us large rm, 
family meal, Time off, uniform. 
all other working necessities 
offered to capable Christian wom- 
n 35-50 who will-help—with chil- 
aren and housework, Other part- 
time help employed. Bloomfield 
Hills area, ust have reliable 
references and arrange own tratis- 
ren. Phone after & p.m.   
APT. FURN. SOME WAGES FOR housekeeper. Couple “sod. Tee | 
40 Chandler. PE 5 
ALL LADIE Ss. Part of full time to fill Jewelry 
orders from me. Permanent 
_ BS800. Mas available Call KEnwood 
‘7800, _ Miss Howard, 
BEAUTY OPERATOR, MUST BE 
expertenced and have own trans- 
portation, 218 S. Telegraph 8 to 12 
a.m, 
DRUG, COSMETIC, AND - 
tain clerks. Experienced only. 
’ Apply in Union Lake 
Drags. fee, Me Lake Road. 
EM 3-4134. See Mr. “Moss. 
HOUSEKEEPER & BABYSI 
days, in Clarkston area, while 
_mother 1 works. MA 5- 2410, 0   
  
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ITTER, 5 
ebiidren, FE 
  
days a week, stay or go. 
  . W 
if you sre |. 
would j- "BOOKKEEPER 
a rT.   
#8 oe “RECEPTIONIST c ~ with lara e opine ond and 
. office. oer publi « Contact. Mid: 
State Bank "pide. PE 65-9227. 
Work wanted Male lL 
    
  
  
  
AMILY Wo 
peraiely. Pi Please contact me at 
MARRIED i aR DESIRES PART time work. OR }-6682. 
ea ewe MAN WANTS WORK. 
PE 2-8691. 
“PAINTING, BY JOB 
or hr. PE 2-9453. 
MAN a WORK DESPERATE- 
kind. FE 40117. 
Piet mina, ape laying, PE 5-83 
ULD LIKE JOB SELIVERING 
WoutD FE 4-9016. 
_Work Wanted Female 1 12 
2 WOMEN WANT WALL ; ing " house cleaning, FE WASH 
COLORED WOMAN DESIRES DAY work, Tues.,, Weds., Fri. $8 plus 
trans mapossatien. With reterenves. 
PE 4-738]. Call after ¢. 
COLORED GIRL DESIRES PART 
time job morning or afternoons. 
FE 5-2856. : ter work, 
  
  
  
    
ERIENCED COLORED GIRL wants nite work. Cali after § 
.m. FE 2-4660.° oe 
EXPERIENCED GIRL WOUED | 
— housework 4 ‘days a wk. 
4-9419. _ 
EXPERIENCED G 
desires work. FE 4-7535. 
IRL WANTs BABYSITTING IN 
as or home and housework, OR 
    
SCHOOL G WOULD LIKE 
HIGH SCHO 3 days. References. 
FE 58-6419.   
IRONINGS WANTED 
EM_3-6685 
Res SUPERIOR QUALITY.     
  
ING, 
— 
_prices. 8 Bal Rootlag, EM _3-3717.   
  
Dressmak’g & & Tailor’g 17 17 CASH 
        RATIONS. FE €5665. 
rence Aye., Pontiac. 
ATERATION Son a om. DRESSMAKING, TA G, AL- 
terations. Mrs. Bodell, FE 40083, | mae eee 
ened, reas. PE 4-2017 Sale. Phone OR 3-377, 
BARG ' NOW, men & women, mak’s & fur!” used 3 
FE 5. Warner, oat ae Pe 20842, 
; WILL LIQUIDATE YOU) 
Laundry Service 20 : by PRE PRANR A  e oie 
COMPLETE ioeneroe: eR | 
baer O's _____ Landscaping 21 
A-l ACE TREE SERVICE. = 
and trimm Get 
“pes.   
  
WORK. 2-0603 
Moving & Trucking 22).     
  
  
” Wid, Miccellancous 30   
1-A Reduced Rates 
suith UoVvito Con” FE i iaes A-l MOVING SERVICE 
Reunenabes caiee. FE 5-3458 
DEL. WORK OR LIGHT 
Fase DEE Meee HAULING. 
-——- New pickup. ONG 
    3 UMD SP nicr BICYCLES. 2 BoY's and 1 girl's. M in good cond., _cond., WE §s03." 
ARC WELDER AROUND #00 800, AM. 
    PAST glee ar ture or equipment not in ore Sh a topsoll fall “ep use? A .~. will these . 
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH > sinva tA RORDIS GE condition. Phono- 
seat anvtine, Ya tase | Sah Pe et Tet HAULING & RUBBISH. NAME, a Lk = etter 5. your price. time. FE 8-0005. A U IN   
Trucks to Rent   ps, cltusn gold coins. Highest it ‘4 prices, Spot. cash. 
  
TRUCRS gRacToRs 
tee Fickgos ee en Stakes MIDEE, in ACR MAN PANTS | 
Pontiac. Farm- eats aaa ~ | With garage, if Ross fe. Reply at 
_ Industrial Tractér’Co. erent: eet. 
re soit * WARD asl, WEST SIDE 
al Daily Including Sunday | me Sowbtoun town a. co Penny a: LIGHT CAND} BEAVY TRUCKING. on Zz S §-6164. Can furn. Exe. W 
Tavel and front end loading. FE Wed. Contracts, M 
fiGHT HAULING AND MOVING eae ne eo SB 
vywarren armours rece! 100 000 WAN AR PIC bi free of charge. mE 
  O’DELL CARTAGE 
Local *rnone PE. $6000   
cay "DESIRES {HOUSEWORK - 
_Days. FE 
LADY OE nt af 3 DAYS PER 
week work. ne erences, FE 8-8043 
MIDDLEAGED MAN W. light housework & care of baby. 
Home nights. FE 4-8126. 
MIMEOGRAPRING, TYPING, SEC- 
retarial service EM 3-2842. 
MASSEUSE OR PHYSICAL THER- 
apist available, EM 3-6423. 
NURSES AIDE WOULD LIKE jon in eavaleccent’ ove, Exp. Have 
paBe, transportation. FE 4-6798. 
L EXPERIENCED 
in your home, Available 
eave transportation,   
  
FPESSICNAL 
“babysitter 
RELIABLE Y WILL BABY SIT 
in your home afternoons oF eve~- 
  nings, FE 5-8327. 
ELIABLE WOMAN . WANTS 
baby sitting 6 days a week. OR 
3 
WASHING AND IRONINGS. PICK 
  
  Must like children; be able to 
bo and fron References, “call wee See OR Ee CLEAN. 
ster _S, FE. S207e. _ing offices. Call-eves. PE 4-1756. 
. , WOMAN WOULD PART TIME ~~ - work in exchange for small house 
IMMEDIATE a fer caretaking work. FE ADENING 4 
OF ENING WASHINGS IRONIN PICK- 
Girl. for- al office up 206 aelivery ve = ate : WANTED IRONINGS. $ work. High School gradu- bushel. B-l6 Areadia Court. FE ate preferred. Must be fast 
and accurate with figures. 
Should be able to type and 
use an adding machine. 
Experience not necessary. 
Usual job benefits, Apply 
in person te 
_PRED THOMPSON 
CIRCULATION DEPT. 
THE PONTIAC PRESS 
IDLE HOURS MAKE “AVON DOLLARS” Use pour spare time selling Avon's 
lovely cosmetics. Earn $2 to $3 
per hour, For appointment 
today. FE 4-4508 or. write 
ton Plains. P. _O. Box 91. 
KITCHEN HELP WANTED FOR   
hone ray 
  5-5631¢5° 
WASHING AND aw tt 3plOk- 
up and delivery. PE 4 ; 
13 Building Service 
A-1. BRI B AND CEMENT 1 BRICK, BLC Ss. OR 3-0464. 
45 A GROUP oF BUILDERS   
  
  
pl secure mortgage. No obligation. 
Builders Exchanj e. FE 3-7210 Or 2-3463 
A-l FLOOR SANDING. wit — 
the floor sander. FE 5-3722. 
y-   
  i Painting & Decorating 23 
FE 40255. 
ANTS er GLASS ‘PAINTING AND Dec.   
IST CLASS DECORATING. PAINT- 
Cash 
LASS. INT. PAINT: sare eae, Don Beck OL 13i4l, 
a LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. 
Ge ee eaiNa: i], PAINTING, & DECORATIN per removed. FE 4-6918 terms. 
  
  
  
& Zapio. 1 HOUR CREST TY 
‘Day OR NIGHT’ TV . 
PE 56-1206 
  
  
  Te sch at 
CAPITOL SAVINGS 4 & LOAN ASSN. 
PE 4-0561 Wanted to Rent 32 
  
  
2 vent tn ut, ta. gued land siantrects. 
A. "JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-253 “ROOMS, 1 --,Priyate family, PE 2-1785. 
3 BMS, furn 2- 
i RMS..AND BATH UTILITIES furn Le e . e, a 
2005 Garland. Sylvan Lake. FE 
    * sahea, iM. ah and en 
37 RMS. E ‘by welcome, Call 
set    
        
     
    
               
     
   
         
AND BATH, % block from Sears. FE 
$15 a wk. 
ee ee 4 
. rear of 73 a Bhiriat 
laundry facilities. 650 Northview Court Oakland. 
= Se FE 
trance. _ Call after 4. PE 4-063. 
Au burs 
is. 
at   
"teen. cigs 
4:30. 
Upper, Nice furnished, auras. 
"Rduite any. See after 
DECORAT- 
Keego. FE 4-7500 or OR 3-0103.   
4 ROOMS 
Near -Huron and 
cr 
* shoo. weheabe intsare 
  BATH. UPPER. Johnson. 
Cal co AND 
sae. 
MI 
and 
  
IMMEDIATL ACTION a. any a se | or aces contract. 
iseactory i Pegg 
K. L. Templeton, | Realtor 239_Orchard AL PAINTING INTERIOR. “EX- chard _Leke Rd. FB _¢-1863 Guncantecd Pree est. PE 4-9205,| Wtd. wontracts Mtgs. 35 
. Reasons CASR * FOR CONTRACTS. 
36 year e UL 2-1 - J. Van welt ag Dixie Hwy. 
‘AINTINO, NG, REMOV- | —____OR3-1355 0 al . FE 22312! Lako Bg te BUY OR 
a Td ce il i r re . . 
Sendusty.’# ie ane. jt NO RED TAPE 
Will bu: fe anging. “sisson peo, FE tract o cquky. ast ‘socrtecme cous service, Free tah 
_ Television Service 24 OR 3-9701 Giroux & Franks 4385 Dixie Hwy. 
shor er i SEE 
ontract. Us 
‘5 W. Huron   
ie ace | a nted JENSEN'S TV SERVICE. APTER- ~ Wanted Real Evtate 30 noon @& evening. Call FE: 2-0495. ALL CASH | 
Television Service 24 GI OR PHA BQUr “ : Catetats If you are jeavt state or need WALKER & GARY RADIO & Tv.| money quickly, eall us. FE 8-0071 188 _N. Johnson Rt “ ~ 
Upholstering 25 | 1198 west ee 6-6250 
ing tA Cooley Lake. REM 48 HOURS. & itr UF 3 _HOME— EQUITY | FE 4-8797 ‘WRIGHT-VALUET in FE 5-0603   MAS UPHO 
297 “FE PERRY ST. 
= 
  NTR 
Basements — 
ics — Gatages 
BID iT 3-1 - 
    
A-1 a ndutral  ttasen COMMERCE . aa ne ae.   FUNERAL HOME r “Designed for Funerals * Orayen Poe, S171 Dixte Hwy., 
COATS \ UTGHT HOUSEWORK. 80MiB 
origin RENE BOMBS sn Voorhees-Siple 
FUNERAL HOME   
Ambulance Service Plane or Motor | ™ TE gears | 
  7 8S GR CHA 
Thou Service - FE 2-564) 
Cemetery Lots 5 PRPLPLA LLL. ALLEL LT 
2 CRYPTs, LOW. PERRY MOUNT 
Cemetery, $100 each, FE 2-6963. 
PERRY oe Fark CEMETERY 
_ Braves. 8 . PE 4-83: 
Melp Wanted Male OP LLL LLLP LAL LLL APL 6 
-4 MEN 
-18 TO 28 8 Salary $80 per wk. Only those 
willing to work need ap 
NO’ SALESMEN FE _8-8103 for app't. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m, 
BARBER WANTED FOR 3 
starting Dec, 15th. PE past 
inquire Al's Barber ag 
Elizabeth. Lake Ra, 
CALL TONIGHT 
(7 to 9 pin.) To find ont 
ou   
  
  
  
  
    child care. Prefer mature woman, 
pe. required. FE fter- 
GER TCU RT. EXPERIENCE). 
100% ‘commission. Franklin Vil- 
lage ert MAvfair 6-T171 or 
is” ER. IVE IN. 
__$18.50 to start.MI 6-4094. 
RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER, AGE 
50-60 care for ern ‘home. 
nd — or washings. No oth- 
woma' charge; Apply 
Pontiac Press“Hox 91 97. . 
SALES EXECUTIVE for January 4th. Strong person- 
able woman to retrult, train 
supervise personnel as Manager 
for jorge established company sell- 
ing Professional Hair Care prod. 
ucts for me use, Salary 
oe numerous Le rong with wun- 
tunity to expand   
  
    . M. He ‘Commercial Le Labor: 
ing = Newark, New York+ 
    ront re- 
© one” Ww. nplen MY 
  od 
ait a 
  “he a work tleensed: ° 
BOWRER CONSTRUCTION = 
oie ‘ CONG . BAI 
toncrete & breaking 
with air Lee ie ‘sta. 
   
        
  Lost & Found - ;   
LOST: ‘TO0K, BOX: oN James K. Bivd., Seine & Tele- 
found _Blease call FE 
Ee FE 5-b441 
GI AND FHA CASH 
  
      
    
  
not oe gmail child welcome, FE 
_2-6226 or FE 41758. 
FURNISHED 3 RM all RMS A 
rivate, including rie w aoe 
  
FOR 
” respectabic, 
Neat 2 or 3 rm. apt. 
_after : 
Lavy 
Near Sete, entrance, Adults <=. 
     
         
   
       NETTE 
& gn, a. wk. Utilities a Cal 
: OR 31-4565. COLORED —érEawn, 
person or couple: 
FE &2001, 
2, $5 4   
FOR 1 OR. 
a . APT. FORN.. BAT1 of pote 
        
         
» New- 
gas heat, 
   
    
    
         
        
     
     
            
              
      
         
        
                
          
   
     
    
   
     
       
          
  FY ai i 
N F HEDRgON Fi FURN. & UNFURN. SN Or, sell, Small down pay- 
OR 3-8760.   
wat PER Be aONT i 
Grand Ick 
GAS HEAT — VACANT 
Cr ee Couple 
“chen, — —A a a Hties furnished. 
$15 per 
BLVD ik} 
2 bedroom terrace, 
Y Biove and-refrigerator 
Fornished. Bus be door. ‘Near St. 
Benedicts Johns . FE 12539 or ‘ Caretaker, 
4-3008. 
RMS, AND BA UTILITIES 
-» Close to schools and down- 
nm. Children welcome. FE 4 
furn. 
CAKE ORION ¢ RMS. UTIL. furn. to town, MY 2-4261. 
“vate bath and kitchenette. 
vate entrance. Utilities furnished. Hot. water t. 429 N. . 
  wait per 
Kern, 
ARTLY PURN. APT. 3348 PRI- 
Panery St, Auburn Heights. AL APTS. Ie ert 
mo. 7 BEDE DERN HOUSE. . Clean. chi'dren welcome. 
   
      $75 PER MONTH 
Nicholie & Harger Co. 53% W. Huron FE 66183 
  
$4402 or FE 
7 BEDROOM MODERN HOME, #55 month. per 
C. PANGUS, Realtor 2160 M-1§ Ortonville NA 7 2815 
3 "Bear Hall PE Sa CARPETED,   
         eek, “ly 
UL 32656. sta ROOM. CLEAN, ELECTRIC 
range refrigerator, lake privi- 
leges, no pets. OR 3-4330.   
3-Bedrm., basem't, brick 2 
years old, auto. heat, 
storms and screens, in- 
_cinerator, kitchen fan. 
$75 mo. with option to 
buy. 647 Phillips.   gee ee et 
BASE-   
Fa Mets vallities. 
4 oe sNGLE ON ORCHARD 
Lake, 1 mile from Pontiac. $85. 
New decorated. FE 8-0830. Purn- 
    
4 ROOMS AND BATH, OTL HEAT. 
$50 month. 
  2 bedroom home, basement, ol! 
heat. $75 month. 
Roy Annett, Inc, Realtors, 28 E. 
| Huron 8t., FE 8-0466. 
  
0.. 4 ROOM HOUSE, CHEAP. NEEDS decorating. 2402 Jogsman Rd., 
Holly, East of Dixte Hwy.   FE { ROOMS AND BATH. RENT OR 
    ACR’ N 
REY ‘and refri erator, 4 
wo Pie §-6928 after 5 p.m. sell, PE 2-9832   
BEDRM. FAMILY HOME, NEAR Waterford Village. full basement,   
Flat—Heated UBURN HTS 
$75 month. Refi suired, FE 3-7101 or FE 5-8085. 
   COURT APTS. 
Are you sf for clean, gitrac. 
e apts, whe e are 
friendly 
digg, Se ene separated af et 
rm. 
Fouses conn ouse, Also Terraces. 
Samoa clean fur- 
‘SLATER APTS. 
* Vontwees it. Phe & © Huron) 
Nites & peg k ste Corvenker 
MR. CAROL, Ai ARCADIA 
WitLED ae 239 SOUTH 4 rooms, heated. 
erator, $18 week. 
WEST SIDE 3 rooms bath, Washer, stove and 
fetrigereter. “gecond floor. All util-   
  = ve 
TO 
  
OR _3-7183.   
WEST SIDE and 3 room 
rigeralor. Neat St Donelson schools, Close 
Se bus vervice. an 
FE 44232. wore te 
    
Rent Houses Furnished 39   
     
CT. automatic heat water, 
carage. $75 per month, or will 
se 
3 room bungalow. west suburban 
location. all on one floor, with 
automatic heat and hot ‘water. 
$65 per month, available Dec. 12. 
“Bud" Nicholie, Realtor Mt. Clemens St. 
FE 5-120 or FE 2-226 
  ROOM FLAT. MODERN. OIL heat. West side. 249 Liberty. FE 
5 ROOMS, GAS HEAT. 53 OSMUN. 
TH. COUPLE ¥   
    ~ 
i] = 
se 
e 
en a> 3 5 
~ 2 
es 
basement. 
Drayton Plains. FE 4-4423. 
5 ROOMS W Lg ge oe GAS 
heat, reasonable. 
6 RM. OPTION =O. SOY” LE tent. FE 8-6268. 
ac MO- M, NEAR PONTI 
Newly decorated Oi) heat 
5-845, 
BATH, $70 A 
small down     
  
  
* seit 
payment. FE 5-37 
6 BEDROOM FA! aa "oua MOD- 
ern bath & en, out-bduildings 
$85 per mon! Call Mr. Daus; 
Metamora OSburn 8-2525 or. Dry- 
den, Mier 1 1 P22. 
eT 
Ww.   
FOR RENT. 
Gnberite . aire 138 
Huron, 
“HOUSE. $95 A MO. 
_UL zit 
is R 
near Ponuse Motere. “FE 2-4309. 
6 ROOM DUPLEX. WEST SIDE. 
Close to Ov ebeter & Caaninewn 
schools, $75 mo, FE — 
APT... M. HOUSE WITH 3 5 per mio. West side. rE 8-1996. 
\7.. ROOMS is AND BATH. REMOD- 
foeee $65. Allison aa FE 4-5032. 
“AUBURN j 1 i 
  
  
  
  Heights. call UL 2 
$13 WK. & RMS. LIGHTS INCL. 
wees 2685 Orchard Lake Ave. 
RUTGERS, LOVELY 2 BDRM.   
    
ae ame Oll hot air. Auto water. 
% mile Mtrs. & Fisher 
Body. 167 with cyclone 
fence.. Gt seo +   
  
  AVAILABLE FEB. 1. 8 ROOM, 14 1 cozy. ox baths, ranch. Kttaehed 2 car ga- 
dusline. Near grocery. FS 2-408%.| raje. ‘Walled Lake ares. $130 8 
1 Nom ok RN pontiac I onth MA $16 fo child “welcome. FE. 8-335 Beautiful Large Home 
eves. $e . one acre of hank wt 2. 
1 PARTLY roRE| | replaces, - leges, $135 onth. Lease or hee, 13 miles out Dixie. $40 leges ols 2 ne Pegs Oy 
  2 ae OIL HEAT, FURN- 
3-2895. 
2 BEDROOM HOME, FURNISHED eee: Drayton Plains FE 
s ie “PART: aa; . GA 
ly furn OR x . 
2é M MOD) houses. Sook $16.50 per ek 4 
. miles east of Auburn Heights. 
. 8. Crooks Road. 
3 4-1038. ; 
* “J RMS-& UTILITY. GARAGE. 
eo “FE . 4-9804 
  } . ; REN 
selene year some. OR_ 3-4163. 
, , Drivete | bat Adults 4 eee me . 
3 2 Hil 
- mpleemes. Woodhull Lk. i+ 
cr OR ea 
A 
     om: 
   
       
         
    
   
      In Au- 
nite. are tea, 2 isk    635 N. SAGINAW. FE!     m up) 
3 bedroom pone N. Saginaw, 
NEAR GRAND B 
(? bedroom ranch, °° heat, $60. 
FE 
(CEARRETOR 3 — ON 
Dixie Hwy. and Deer Lake, $70. 
Write Pontiac o press, Box 4. 
| CLEAN § ROOM HOUSE FOR 
. 6483 Saline, Waterford. $50   
  
  
POR COLORED—6 
-bath, PE 2-1847,   
and pump. 
Key next gr 
days until 5:30, 
and Sundays HOwell 
Ramey iat Ww   
  
    
LEASE iN WITH-OPTION\TO BUY 
be “avers Lakefront > early my ee Ee K, ful 1 
bee oS ha. iE 
UAREPIONS 7 BEOROGW HOME 
ar Cally) A TAYLOR, Realtor. 
« Schneider, on 
  | tor. OF ; 
5 A 3 BEDROOM HOME with ar garage. Automatic oi] 
_Tieat, rchards one outbuildings. 
terms. 
MIDDLE STRAITS, 2 BEDROOM, Mice (oe ha gr rent with |       
       
   
                
  ROOM AND “HRis- ee Single or double. FE 
_ Convalescent Homes 44 
COM! HOME ILL OR 
eiaeriy ee Od teod and   
GAVE ROOM POR” OF PATIENTS g WAVE ROOM, FOR GF EATIRVTS |]: MBREE & GREGG e RG. 
Rent- Stores * Union Lake Village EM 3-4393 or EM 3- 
ACETYLENE ‘TORCH cu BUILT LAKE HOMES. equipment, small size, vee La w. ‘af Pon- 
condition. "Call OR sont or tiac. Starfire Bldg. Co. BM 4-6531. 
4-5921 afier 5 P.M RM. 2 BATH, OLTRANEW OTL WEST SIDE! “fireplace, 26’ living room, car- PE 23-2144 i s & screens, land- 
ped, screened patio, 414% STORE ATELY X70 
feet, for rent or lease. A t 
to Gallagher's on” Store, 20 E. 
Huron, “On > 510, * 
Rent Office Space ,_47   
9 ROOMS OF OF-}.. 
eames Ce Comm 
_pany. Call John Lee. FE 8-0421. 
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. MO! 
ern, Can be used es offices, for 
storage, or as residence. 851 La- 
peer . Oxford, Mich. FE 
2-8634 or PR_1-0C13 _ 
TOWN PONTIAC. .NEW 
beautiful paneled offices, 
to be your Veeiees. 4 
to 1,400 ft. king 
available. Tights, feat, rs ‘park 
included. At $75 per me. and 
FE 26300 after 10 @ 
a en 
ORCHARD LAKE RD. 2 room suite, Lower goa Choice 
Keego oonsian. ios 
area. Heat & utilities $60. at 
JACK TOV ELAND   
  
  
For Sale Houses 49) 
a 
IN WATERFORD 
Sale Rent Lease 
3 BEDROOM BRICK. 1': BATHS, 
TY ROOM 
DOWN 
PAYMENT. ria ‘MORTGAGE. 
PHONE FE 2-2319 AFTER 4 P.M. 
2 a DROOM. FULLY ae“ 
close to Pontiac Motor, 
~ i priee $800 down, a month   
  
2 BEDROOM La — LOW 
down paym me cy Mee - $6,500 full price. 
cane IVING 
room I heat, nicely Inadacaped, 
storms & Wes 
$8.500. GI, cae 
per ne © oh Shed jurance in- 
ACRES ame MILF’ FORD o~ 
home, beautifully land- 
fireplace, 3-car garage. 
land, 
land-   
  
  
  me. 
hom % acre 
ear Walled Lake Brick, 
8€ 
~—— BIG TOWN REALTY 
MA 4-4612 MA 4-1984 
3 BEDROOMS, wast 0 OF TOWN 
Partial basement, aluminum 
storms and screens, , need back 
rard, close to school. $8500 with 
w down payment. rE 4-3711. 
3 8B MS, 14% BATHS, a 
peting, 
outer Orne 1 te leaving “Rave San Call 
3- “Bedroom Ranch take over GI   
  
‘Only, 8 and 
equity. Balance at 
weremce 
ort. carport. 
aterford ih Sc 
ie Pranks |" OER ERAL REAL: ESTATE 
4305 Dixie H OR 3-9701 
or “TIL 8:00 
3 BEDROOM HOMES 
$100 MOVES YOU IN No mortgage cost 
: $10 starts deal 
ESTOWN REALTY   
é 
@ BEDROOM BRICK, LARGE LIV-| ing room with fire ise, wall to 
wall carpeting, Wy Ang , garage. 
Large lot. 0! 
5 Acres—Clarkston FEATURES 3 BEDROOMS 
Enclosed   
  
+f 
Only $11,950 on 
wN — 4 rooms, fu 1!) base- 
Automatic heat and hot 
Large lot. Garage. $60 ‘per 
H. C. NEWIN GHAM Corner of Auburn and Crooks 
UL 2-3310 08 DO 
ment. 
water. 
month. 
  
7-Room M odern Home. 
ie! 1 fur 
xn suit buliding 
Chicken house. Priced reasonable. 
CUCKLER REAL’ TY 236 N. Saginaw FE 44001 
Eg, 
Lestory, sisae-ront Set =. 
oe Gone roe. Clean roomy 2 bedroom 2 story fish aie, Basement with fi older r home with. ¢ ericlosed poreb- 
fenced yard. and garage. Com- oe trot, rent. aLiving _foem | a see ea owner. FE Storms, screens & raraee. put |. 
_s m ~ 
6 _ A GAS, -) & Fear. thiy . Benedicts. 996 Lakeview. FE Colenca St bree Ge Aubart #0128. ; * . Tricky to : wok for 
. on §. side Auburn 
Rd., a few yerds west of Old 
WHITTEMORE Was ae Bidg. 
al i.e me Ti 
ri Hii 8 12,850, 6 
ate a & 
Eien ban Living | MODERN HOME, 6 tei AND 
    
  
  
  
COLORED Gls 
‘NO DOWN: PAYMENT 
s and bath, full 
an 
  
,COMMERCE AREA Attractive newly decorated home on ron 100 ft. tage. Has bright liv- 
ing room. Fireplace. Convenient 
kitchen, 2 bedrooms. Complete | 
bath. Pull basement. Oi] furnace. | 
Laundry facilities. Recreation 
area. Immediate occupancy 
Priced for quick sale at $8.950 
eye sown payment to qualified 
mortgage." kota Gectes down pay- 
DRAYTON W OODS 
Custom quality 3 bedroo 
home — Well designed, toot 
~ ‘han ¢ Sie_kitcben with built- 
oven, Ceramic 
bath with ane Large rec- 
reation area e base- 
ment. Garage, Situated high 
on, large site having unob- 
structed view. 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor Ts West. Haren Street 
PE 5-8161 FE | 8-6252 
GINO MONEY DOWN 
$99 MOVES YOU IN Rochester, Michigan. Last home left 
in- beautiful new subdivision, 
Corner lot. 3 bdrm. brick, full | 
bamt., city water & sewer, 
streets, gas heat, deluxe a cree 
_EL 17-1740 or Diamond 1-8050. 
HONEYMOON SPECIAL   
  
  
In By Christmas WEST SIDE 
Modern brick § rooms and bath 
Tieored attic, basement, gas heat, 
ge, furnished or unfurnished. 
dow: 
MODERN BRICK 
6 rooms, built im bath, recrea- 
tion room, gas heat, garage, 
handy location, $1,000 down. 
CLOSE IN 
6 room modern, carpeted living 
and dining room. Al! newly dec- 
orated, autessete beat, 2 car 
garage, $1.000 down. 
ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES 
prem bungalow for newlyweds. 
5 room modern. _Low down pay- 
WILLIS M. BREWER (JOSEPH F. REISZ, SALES MOR 4-96 E. Huron St. = Pbiet 
Eves FE 5-8064 or 
INCOME MOD. 6 RM. 2 mE FROM | Sears. Newly dec % Fenele 
Win. Christensen -G5201 Penton 
Rd., Flint, Mich. CE 3-427! 
LAKEFRONT HOME-4 A i livable year around home 
Bea Hy view with large living     
  
range d& ator ineluded. Imm 
pancy. Your older or smalier home 
considered as ‘part payment. Pull 
price $13.$00. further -infor- 
mation call— 
Herbert C. Davis, Ritr. PE 5-4311   
Owner will finance. Apply eat 118 
Edison Street. 
MODERN 2 BEDROOM RANCH. 
Orion township. Must sell by Dec. 
22. Owner leaving state. FE 8-1256 
won at 2-3352 after 6.   
  TH END, BEDRM, BEAUTY 
Ora op optional, PE 5-1448.- 
MR. VETERAN 
Do you know the GI bill expires = 
just a few months. You 
never have an opportuni yt Duy 
a home so easy again. We have 
many homes that may suit your 
heeds with no money down, Let   
us show this 7 room home 
with steam oneat. close to. schools, 
shopping and, rer Prration. 
lane lot, This is 
one o Mae presi us now. 
LAKE FROM \T HOME wien over 200 foot of frontage 
ree living rodm with picture 
bared ow overlooking lake. Din: 
room and kitchen, 2 large bed- 
rooms, attached garage. Setting 
among the trees on paved street. 
Daily ft Fe, terms, Don't miss 
ca. 
CRAWFORD AGENCY 258 W. Walton -2306 
609 EF. Flint a Sits 
SIDE STRAITS LAKE, 2 = 
room, basement, $8300. §300 down. 
ne ay a month. Schneider, Market   
  
wae “MICHIGAN STATE ONT 
versity 3-bedroom, paneled den, 
fireplace, 2 car garage. Will con- 
sider offer. OL 1-6561, 
Open Sunday 2 to 5 
Sylvan Lake Privileges   
  3° & 4 bdrmn brick ranches, 1'9 
baths, Spotless condition. Vatant. | OFF ELIZABETH LAKE RD. Seven 
3am. ne nt at pore a & ey ww “> with Fong privileges. 
z rth © uare Lk. ome. ri 
$14,500, BS 900, ‘Term , eae 
2570 E EMPIRE . 8 ACRES. Cedar Tsland Rd. 2 small 
“PERSONALIZED HOMEg | ~~~ homes. have oil furnace. | 
  
‘Roomy € Oller Home, 
“See It Sat.- Sun. 1 - 
$6,500 — $800 Down. 
  
At Its Best ; 
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“Guess What! I know 106 phone numbers by heart!”   
  
  
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For Sale Houses 49 
W. Yale, Cor. Stanley Model open ‘daily. prin, | 3 ree 
bedrooms. men: 
faple space in kitchen. sont "5 
t. Ready to move in with steal 
down ao FE 3-9036 or 
  
WEEKEND SPECIAL 2 bedroom log and frame home. 
eego Harbor. 
4 wom, and bath. Pontiac north 
3 poems. 1 acre. Brick, Drayton 
3 padres. unfinished, at Willams 
$5, 
clarkstoe-Orion Road 
3 bedroom, partly Tee $8,250. 
2 bedroom brick. $11.900 
3 2 room, full basement, 
home $238.50 down starter 
CR. AWFORD AGF. XC ¥ 238 W. Walton 
MY ¢ Tie   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
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N 
ry 
PEST FINANCING AVAIL- - 
ABLE—Tremendous oppor- 
tunity—Now we can offer 
rou a choice of several fine 
omes im very desirable lo- 
cations; City or syburban 
areas, These homes are in 
Fad price range of $11,000 
$15,000. Very low down 
paymente--6 per cent tnter- 
est and reasonable monthly 
payments. Call for your r ap. 
ntment today! n 
efore Christmas -—— Houses 
are vacant and we have 
the key. nes 
BRAND NEW LISTING—A 
very attractive 2 bedroom 
tome with Cedar Shakes 
siding. There's a lovely car- 
ted living room and din- 
ng reom. Handy kitchen. 
Paneled breeteway and ¢t- 
tached gar This prop- 
erty is only 3'@ Miles West 
of Pontiac and on @ regu- 
lar bus line to the city. 
Selling for $12.700 cash to 
@ new mortgage. 
WE wil CONSIDER your n   
        
activity. The daytime. piay - 
se rime concept of 
mode ving, The daytime 
level features gracious living 
with: oqoded view — 
Activities are but a few 
steps down where playtime 
becomes a grand occasion 
in its own spacious domain 
The breeze-swept upper 
level assures luxurious 
nighttime slumber and com- 
fort in the spacious 3 bed - 
rooms. Wardrobe closets 
ample storage. « Planned 
uellity, attached 2 car ga- 
rage e “crafted con- 
struction an’ included in 
this new beautiful model. 
Bee it today. 
WALTON ~- SASHABAW 
AREA — A bungalow thet 
actually has- everything. 
Vestibule entrance, fit e- 
place, dining room and of 
course, & basement already 
partitioned as a recreation 
room, Lifetime aluminum 
with ledgerock trim. Ga- 
rage. Flowers galore on the 
lot. Fenced for privacy. 
Buy at rg _ Aproxl- 
mately ,000 down 
TRADE — Lovel 
room home with 2 bed- 
nion Lake 
garage. 
lot with Roenor fenced back 
yard. your 
ome or equity in 
dn. payment. Also will... 
IN your -present TRADE home or equity on one of 
-fine homes we have 
will fit all your needs and 
desires, 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 262 S\ Telegraph Rd. Open 9-9 
aoe OR_ 3-2028 
~HAYDEN   
oo 
Term a 
WEST SUBURBAN. Excellent 3 bed- 
room now on large earthed it 
Breereway 
is At xi 3 
f wichool. si Ae 300. Terms. 
ARKSTON AREA. 2 B.R. hom 
on Walidon Rd. Was built in 1987, 
, Oak floors, Oil swranes . Lot 100'x 
', $8206. Terms 
J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 8 E. Walton FE 8-0441 Open 9 to 7 P.M. ~ Sun. i to ¢ 
5 ACRES. th bark 3 beer B brick. ranch 
‘John J. Vermett 
9203 Commerce Re se EM _3-6460   
Templeton| \Y Lake Orion 
email banguion fb pa be 4onice living room, kitchen ey, oe 4 
  (50 CEMENT BLOCK bedroom 
home wah attached Fire- CUSTOM 
die dae Seat "ie eine | 
and | Lovely 3 bedroom 
Purnace, Large 
View of lake 
Owner says sacrific 
hy Snyder | Derot eh nya er 
1 Hi, hiand Rd. 
Phone’ Ee 3-3303 or For Sale Houses 
WHITE LAKE 
home, Basement 
fessed = porch. 
rom every window. 
Accessible to good bathing beach 
$9500 with very reasonable terms 49 lie ie te dill 
ee for only 
Avender 
MU. 4- bal   
INDIAN 
VILLAGE. 
terms ore available 
DAY! 
Bloomfield location 
rooms. i's tile baths 
carpeting and 
w be included wi 
beautiful 
An oversized 
rage, Blacktop drive 
it's 160 
LET US SHOW YOU’ HOME. 
LIST WITH 
Humphries. 83 N. Telegraph Open Eves. _ ~ ye — : 
FE 2-9236 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   Exceptionally nice interior—-large 
rooms, carpeted livitg room. full) 
dining room, plus eating space | 
in e .pieture window lighted | 
kitchen; Ol! beat. ITs VACANT 
TOO! Double arage. FHA 
SEE 1T TO- 
seven | 
Draperies, 
fireplate fixtures | 
th the sale 
BRICK RANCH | 
| 
double ga- 
The on 
000 
THIS ‘PIN E 
  
. | SALES OFFI 
| g 544 EAST B ONLY $60 PER MONTH 
"BRICK" SULL PRICE 
$7,500 — cE LVD. 
BELDON‘€O., Agent 
FE 4-7833 | 4 
  
  
fireplace. 
very neat 
garage 
Sylvan Shores. Overiooe 
ful Sylvan Lake 
car arage miftac 
heat Walltowal! car 
out and many other 
FE 43560 
WM. 
  
CLARKSTON AREA 
rm. modern frame 
enclosed front porch, 
trees. Price reduce 
down pa. 
option to purchase 
DRAYTON W 
liv. xm 
fireplace Pancied, den, 
i’, baths, vanity in 
. rm., beautiful 
int ove 
Basement: aseboard 
terms. 
Rolfe H. Smith, 
244 8, Telegraph Rd, Eves. possession, Just $15.900 
3 bedrooms, 2- 
hed 
KENN EDY 3101 we N HURON ar. 
“SMITH” 
with numerous shade and Aguit 
yment, or will lease win 
OODSs 
Just Cnpieted. TRI-LEVEL brick 
with natural | 
    
     
    heat, garage and paved 
Choose your own decorating col- 
ors. Priced at $21,800. Attractive 
MA 5-643 din: 
kitchen, gas 
  Immediate | 
king beauti- 
2 
Radiant 
pet through- 
featuros 
FE 5-5841 
home with 
on 1 acre 
Featuring 2) 
utility rm, 
main bath! 
itchen with 
Realtor FE 3-7848 
  
it 
EX This lovely 
in 
I kitchen, 
2 beths, 
Hi-Fi & 
basement plastered walis, 
2 
walk-out 
sidiny 
reed air heat 
ke frontage. 
$500 
room 
and schools, Only 
irst—call now! 
REAL ECUTIVE — LAKEFRONT 
3 bedroom custom 
built ranch was designed & built 
nail a family with pride. Peatur- 
built-in 
intercom. Full 
giass door and barbecue 
06 DOWN 
This is a real buy for some lucky 
rson bungalow. Neat 
as a pin! Fall basement, 
air heat, Paved street. Near bus 
rice. First to, see—will buy—~be tt 
oak floors, 
oven & 
fireplaces, 
with 10 ft 
and 90 ft. 
Forced 
86,950 full} 
ie 
WILLIAMS, TE & tines we 0 
. 4-05 47 
  
Gl = Nei    
“EE You9 O70 SEE... “eo Nea 
‘snow. ite 2 
  ° Colored ‘Home Seekers 
   ee 
. YOULL t “and lean, 
room home Wit 
” Pull. base: se 
furnace 
  ‘| Weer 
DRAYTON AREA: 
4) Family Room: 
—~ CUTE- 
    
     
   
      & panoramic view of sur- ood rounding country on a large fact ste ee ant near Pike a3 corner lot, with lake privi- edrms 1 bsm't. and otf heat. leges, is certainly idea) for year buis sr possession, Bee young couple S , 80500 with at only ee _ Zero down to GI. SIDE Cond toc satiated. 
HURRY — Right now you ve y. a can choose . if. Wall to wall in living 
. ferent “ned din” icated rm. with fireplace, Fully insulated 
MSUO area. All this offered ne lig ier <r 2-car- ga- for only $14,850; built in ae vacant, can move oven and range, formica right in. “Now at ai . Terms. | 
counter tops, storms. and 
_ screens, ona heat, natural NORTH SIDE -- Near Weaver : biren flush doors, iatge lot. Hind bath tone a iounion with ack top stre exsonable : terms. P pa Betmse t 
‘LAKE FROST sa ROOMS -~ Ideal for the ba) ROOMS — ideal for the ‘loyd Kent ae Rahn water, sto 
open, ia eere possession. Mes 
in and 
AG 
: NORTH S{DE- Four family brick 
apartment bullding. Each unit 
* consists 
bath and 
full 
ment in 
wood floors, 
arate en 
for rent. 
com home plus ulility and full 
hhasement New furnace, two-car 
gusage and three lots. $10,500 
with termes . 
Joh k. Erwin & Sons 
BROWN NOTHING 
bungalow 
eeHent co 
Oak Tloers 
neighborhood | Good . 
“closing is 
|$7.459 FULL PRICE — Egsr terms Over 'e 
clean two ‘bedroom houmte 
fruit trees. 
$12,300 CHARMING ~ @ rm’, mod- 
ern colon 
acres of 
majestic 
to new 
you. Good value for some one.) 
sts 950 
arge. 6 
hone wit 
size 2 
fully tand 
CASS & 
basement 
EXTRA SPECIAL 
bungalow 
floors 
Full insul 
ed home 
yet ta do 
buy 
Paved 
$6.500, 
$16,950 LORRAINE 
rancher 
basement 
Choice w 
street, 
home for 
May on 
MANY OTHERS 
We have 
INGS - 
tnepect t 
WITH 
service 
TRADE 
FE 4-344) 
LEB ot weer srraTHMOME 
NO MONEY DOWN 
RELIABLE PERSON 
3 bedrooms, almost new Base- 
ment, automatic 
basement 
Near bua avd shopping. 
with terms. 
COLORED and bath on the first, floor; 
three rooma and bath on the 
aecond Full basement, 
Near Wilsen School, i 
‘SIDE 
CANAL 
cur 
Full 
Large 
ra 
large wooded lot 
Us — heat and hot 
rms, screens, Vacant, 
k at ti and cal) MA 
ENT, WO 3-3350 or 0 
& SONS 
of 34 rooms, private 
entrance, central beat 
4-car garage 
Priced 
INCOME: Five rooms 
garage. | 
: apart- 
ard- Four-family 
goed condition 
steam heat, 
tranoes and baths. 
ng $19.900, with terms. 
Lovely 
REAL TOR. * 
Since 19%: . 
{ - 313 West Huron’ Street | 
Phone FE $:e447 FE 23-4031 
EVE. FE °2-8503 
DOWN ‘pe Cosy madern 
only 3 \yt eld "Ex- 
oaiion.” pail basement 
Paved st, Nice lot 
“About $379 
all you need.” 
acre of, land. with nice 
Some 
“A wonderful value | 
ial farm home with two 
land. Large grove of 
Maples Oniy, '2 block 
school Terms to suit 
FRONTAGE tm modern COLONIAL 
h patio and large over 
gar. 4 lote' Beauti- 
scaped Located between 
8Yl LA Ful} 
Oak floors. Terms. ak five- | Ja The City ; et that ts Cited mw Lange » 
vith ce re rpeting, tas, a full eat pesement La a8 t 
ofa we fenced 
rms, 2 
Posi osly yr r Ping A member Idea} location 
schools ef your family. 
& work. 4 bed 
oak foots, 
bapement. il, 
‘Ibow Room Close 
lace, Built in oven a rene 
is handy kitchen with 
ef cupboard y € 
see ine & %e sere. $17,600. renee ae 
RO ALTY 
TED erg ae REALTOR 
sit oan Rd 
Pie 5-1284 Fie -4-3844 Open 9 a.m. te 8:30. p.m. Sunday 1-5 
TRI-LEVEL STARTER 
  re hd model, | 
G: “piatley eM 3-048 
BARGAIN | 
Downtown rooming house 
heat, latge spacious 
reoms. Owner has drastic- 
ally reduced price for quick 
sale, $7,990 full price. Emsy 
terms. 
| JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 
345 Oakland Ave FE §-0441 
OPEN ‘TIL 8:30 
SYLVAN VILLAGE TRI-LEVEL., ‘See this beautiful mo. 
de now Under construction at 
1465 Glenwood. 
A. M. Cattell. Builder EL 6-1535 
To BUY = ‘SELL 
Clarkston | REAL ESTATE, INC. 5004 8. Main &t. 
Open Daley ee sa” 12 to 3   
  
  
  
    - M@xeRn 
with ful] basement Oak 
bath O11] AC turn. 
ated “A well construct- 
' & Little uiterter finish 
“Here ts @ seneetene 
60 ¥ lot 
MANOR - Brick 
only 3 yrs . eld Fall 
Tile bath Oak floors 
est side location. Paved 
“A nice 
the young professional 
the Way up.’ 
To choose from 
over 250 PHOTO. LIST: 
Visit qur office and 
hem Save time LIST 
For fast & efficient 
WE BUY, SELL AND 
AFTER 6 P.M. CALL 
ROWN Y, Real tor 
2407 Bite vet Lake Road 
"E 2-4810 Ph FE 43564 F 
. MULTIPLE “LISTING SE RVICE _ 
& | 
cI ar RSTO 
4 bedroom 
Nothin 4 
to close 
Good erecdit required elon 
NOR a Oo 
4 Bedroom home 2 
ear 
gown ear 
' $290 COSTS 
WEST SIDE. 4 BEDROOM AND A. Large living room mores 
required 
cation 
masa pr 
renting 
Large | 
Lake ‘Gold Club's 6th ! 
excellent An 
Double 
Screene 
kitchen 
roam NICHOLIE FARGER CO, 
N AREA 
ranch home 
down About $200 
Immediate posses - 
FPF JOSLYN 
tote ~i'2 
rage. Asking $2 000 
rou in— Good eredit 
Your choice of le- 
The finest Christ- 
esent ever’ Tt beats 
2 or 3 bedrooms. 
| WEST SUBURBAN 
ot fronting on Stiver 
role 
home. 
garage brick 
attached 
terrace Large 
Carpeted living 
Priced $22,500--This a 
is terrific! ! 
THU RSDAY EVENING CALL: 
is) 4325 Son 
Don 
531) 
SELL 
M FREE R with income 
13 rooms, a 
down for 
pair but 
Hevable price ef $7000 with 
$950 d6wn WIeST Bryson, 
Nicholie, FE - 6044 
CRON 
_ PE.5-8183  ” 
BUY TR. RADE 
thru 
ILLER ENT FOR THE BUYER 
paying off balance 
2 baths. with 5 & bath 
owner. Needs minor re- 
available at the unbe- 
only 
Don't let this one slip 
through your fingers 
_ JUST LISTED for retired couple 
Located 
rooms and beth, 
gas furnace, Huron 
full basement 
Range & th 
new roof. 
refrigerator_included — $5990: 
te cozy NORTH sIDE 4 
& bath built in 1950 Clean as a 
whistle tp 
rooms, 
nob 
wit 
Wil 
Realtor, 
__ Open oak 
kitchen. alum side and out. 2-clce bed- 
floors, extra darge 
storms and screens 
asement, gas heat. §9800 
terms available. 
Tham wy ve 
2-0263 
_l to 4} 670 muro 
9 to, aL >_ Sun. 
‘DORRIS BEAUT 
IcK R. 
ing brick home 
very nic’ 
floor. 
dormitory bedroom up, 
ceptional 
ing space, ist IFUL 4 BEDROOM 
~ This eye-appeal- 
has five 
livable rooms on 
spacious 
ex 
kitchen with eat- 
il block base- two 
ment, gas heat, '4 acre cor- 
ner lot, 
spreading shade 
vacant— Sel street. black top, 
ome is 
1 or trade. 
OUTSTANDING Gl ~— This 
beautiful 
sided, white aluminum 
two-bedreom  bun- 
galow with all rooms larger 
than average, ig situa’ 180 PRICED AT “ont 
Gardens. 41].     
  ,| REAL iii | REALTOR 
1 the Huns,” 4 
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reduced 3 
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Terth 
iH. Pp. HOLMES. LINC. * Price 
     
  | 2831 8 _Lapeer Rd. 
| OWNER WILL   
ity ty sharp rane, 4 b 
fui basement, ca 
vel of tae er will se vicinity 6 
vash to his mortgage. This te real nice home, home, 
RGAIN--With wast. bedrooms, with . 
ment. = 
al summer All ‘Tenced. $19,150 on terme. 
a gSTOnE 4900 HIGHLAND TS RD. «M503 ; 
POXTIAC: OR 40558 
SMITH 2 
Wideman. ee 
down, ‘aad: 
    
  HOME WITH INCOME Sharp 6 and bath 
place, dining room, large kitchen Ww 
cupboards to 5 26 ft. 
ed porch, full “i 3 ra 
A. ; bath up, sae FOU 
( ar mae e) ae & MAT Woe PAY: 
: MEN iT Me fe pee 
VACANT 3 BEDROOM HOME Au- e 
' “tomatic Gas beat & Water heater, SUBURBAN west rooms, 3 ‘neds ; mottern kitchen. light oak floors, | Brick renmh cn with | showers | ttled bath, ample closet space, | rooms Kitchen, off heat. (eee 
| all hteely decorated, large dot, | excellent bin. 
| schools at door Onl tric hot water beater. Combines’ , ¥ £10.00. tion aluminum storms and nee — monthly ine fading | pereens Lan dscaped ree s & tnsuranc a P | cent’ mortgage. house J x EXCEL ENT © Ns 
GT. NOTHING DowN. Vacant 5) Terms. room modern home, 4. all large, IMMEDIAT: POSSESSION : . 
rooms, nicely ecorated, separate room bul dining roo: full basement, oll Newly usted 2 bed front want 
eee tote heat 2 cee Eareke | gutomatic water softener, e yed street, Northern | nm ran “ 
High Distrlet, $0,200. All you need | — MAUI, Waser, KEoDD sone igs mortgage gests. KE . ° 
ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES SEE OUR MANY OTHER. _. Modern 2 bedroom bungalow. bullt * ~ Boe 
in 1057, excellent, condition Inside t PHOTO LISTINGS 
and out, of] autymatic furnace, 
basement with recreation space. 
_ wall to wall carpating. Ceramic 
tile bath, modern kitehen, Butlt- 
in oven, Thermopane\ windows and 
other outstandin teagures. Only 
$10,000 with §1, 30 dow 
IMMEDIATE POSSESSI N 2 bed- 
room home, 3 pe 
tomatic furnace laundry 
ties, Wisner & Lincoln Vr. 
School District, near 
$6,950 with §400 down. 
WE HAVE, MANY MORE Desir 
ABLE ROPERTIBS 
CH FROM DRIVE OUT 
To SEE OUR OFFICE AN OUR PHOTO - LISTINGS. PARK. | ING AT DOOR & SALES PER- SON ON FLOOR 
FE 3-7888 —~ RES FE 4-4813 : 
LARK REAL ESTATE 
L _" TRA DE ve, & 
MULTIPLE Lis ING SERVICE. 
GI's Nothing Down 
A VERY EXCEPTIONAL 2 
bedroom home, extra-large 
& well constructed. Gleam- 
ing oak floors; plastered, 
painted walls. An gimost 
new home located in Cres- 
* cent Lake Estates and hav- 
‘ing grand beach privileges 
Approved at $8/150. It would 
be hard, Me dob better folks! 
NEAR NGRTHERN © HI— A2 bedragm with plastered 
walls floors, ceramic 
tile bath. Large kitchen 
full basement and 1%o-car 
garsce. Just mortgage costs 
own   
            
INVITING year. ‘round rec- reation area near Duck 
Lake. One can both see and 
—use the water This hore 
Large 
bedrooms and lovely kiteh- 
en, 2 beautiful lots shaded. 
$8,500, will take 
to handle with 
low “payments to qualifying 
veteran, 
, Gls—Here's a new listing at 
$9,656 which we urge rou | 
to see. This cute 2 bedroom 
home with full basement 
large lot end schools close 
by. is a real bargain. Could 
duplicated for lecs 
lars over-selling price. Don't 
miss this once-fn-a-lHfetime 
opportunity to get m tom- 
fortable home.on these EZ 
forms. $400 will move you 
n 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 262 8 ateeerapn Ra, on ok 
| PE 3-7 3.2028   
  
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Etablished tn 1916 
WATERFORD AREA ~~ Attrac- 
lot. 
bath. wx in good condition and 
wilt sell at low price of $6,950 
Terms, 
3 BEDRM..RANCH -— Located 
in city of Pontiac sized 
bedrms., tiled ba as heat. 
Convenient i? new hig svhool, 
bus we shopping. See this at 
only ris. 
750 DOWN — Here is a bus. Only; 
enern | 412 W. HURON OPEN EVES, 
FE. 4-4526 
‘Bateman 
Kampsen MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   
% price reduced 
possession —- 
with terms. 
OWNER RETIRED 3 bedrooms. 2? up and 1 down 
3 1 baths and natura’ ral, fige- 
place. Real famniy aad ; only $9, 
cash besis 
SPL i WITH SUNSHINE This charming bungalow on 2- 
lot corner parcel. Carpeting and 
drapes. Attached garage. 
ly decorated ane neat as @ Pr 
NO MORTGAG 
down payment, FE and extra-low 
monthly pay ments--THIS Ig IT! 
NORTH \ i SUBURBAN | hewn 
Just ott of town.\7 room brick ranch with attached 2 car on 
rage. iy 1 anid old. 4 
re, e 2 
full cerami¢ tile ths. Beat lent lake area. 8¢ rn 
at $4,000 under dupli cated. 
FE 4-0528 -- REALTOR — > 378 8 _ TELEGRAPH: OPEN EVES.   
is an older home and 
good ood condition. Can be bought on. 
erms. were on this one! : 
on appointment, 
PERRY PARK 
2 bedroom home, located close te 
h School. ne ee 
  Hig’ iy.bome has large livi 
nice “Bichen - with — une 
convenient 
vare 
=f drive and enclos: en 2 Norern 
= oe 
for quick sale. $9,250. dow p payment. Coe 
“thie ORCA Sci &. toes 8. large ¥ @ is = 
ai Sha a 8. e ; 
rooms with big cl ne 
tchen 8 of new 
boards aA bag and be 
8 
room. basement sit 
oil heat, floor: 
wee iy dhs aie garage. aa 
  
able spacious aluminum. sid- 
tow , pty << 
Trout: Se ireniaee, . 
7] on iy 
e z Ss. nicest Iaite 
ty Sell or a a - 
“pORRIS % sos SeaLtone 
Trade aa 
  
    STING. FE 41 57. eee   
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GILES REALTY CO rE sores PIP 4 AVE. 
~ STOUT’ S 
Best Buys 
Today   
1 
és    
y Bodroom Home xi th ae 
Se ‘Piimapsth Late Features attrac: 
ar te exterior, car- 
Tate dining roo 
and fall bath downstairs, im- 
macgiate kitchen, full basement 
‘with aufomatic heat and hot wa 
'Rloomfield Towns ship 
4-Bedroom Rancher with 2 car ga e. Well land- 
seaped grounds. Features brick 
exterior, wall to wall carpeting 
fireplace, Hi-Fi, rapes, 
Tamic (tile bath 
family room, well planned kitch- 
en, ample ty reom, suto- 
matic gas heat and hot water, 
patio perch Priced at $23,900.00, 
appointment only, make! 
yours new! 
R ealtor 
8 Bud” Nichole. 
4¢ Mt. Clemens 
Cal Mr. Allen 
$- 1204 er (FE FE 2-376 
  
  OXFORD 
Gi coming white frame bun- 
feree style bome wrth 5 | 
e rooms on first fieor, 
rway (© spacious attic, 
: desement with off heat room, new 2'g car garage. 
Paved street location, low 
taxes. Quly $12.500, terms. 
7 ROOMS 
Terrific value in this older 
ated 
shop lievable at erms 
available. 
» WEST SUBURBAN 
Near Crescent Lake, 3 bed- 
room home, al! on one floor, 
part basement with ou) fur- 
nace, gas water heater, 1's 
m4 ‘putace. Only $960 down 
will handle. 
Warren Stout, Realtor 
Tt N. inew St. Ph FE _ 8169 
Open Eves. Til § p.m 
WHITE . BROS. 
2 ACRE S)   
  { 
APPROX, 2 6 BEDROOMS — 
“You'll find room fos “~ ay this! 
large modern farmhouse. All, 
large rooms, Family size kitchen 
has been remodeled with bireb| 
sebtnete. Automatic oll DB arnace | 
The exterior of this home is alu 
siding. You ean thro 
Located 
cage “between M15 & U. 
ville School district. Also 2 car 
« rage, All this at the ridiculously 
Bo price of $10,300. $950 down. 
st act fast om this one — 50) 
cal) for appointment 
COZY BUNGALOW Ideal for retired couple or newly- 
weds — this 2 bedroom home is 
neat as a pin. Features nice 70 
x 140 ft. lot with privileges on 
Maceday Lake. Complete with 
storms and screens, carp ting. 
oll heat. Built in §2 You'll love 
its neat appearance, Can be. yours 
the down-to-earth price of $6,950 if| 
have a good down payment 
t's see it tee. Foiks ! 
W HITE BROS. 3-129) 
Open Eves. ar 9; sunday 10 ‘til 2 
5660 Dixie Hwy.   
  
  
      
DRAYTON AREA Transferred 3. bedrooms, 
ba spac 
storms & screens 
New 2 sae garage. Large land- 
greed fenced Walking dis- 
schools. Will sell or rent. 
“TIOSPITAL ROAD 
2 bedroom situated on nice cor- 
her jot with an oversize 2 car 
garage, Will accept offer to pur- 
chase or will accept lease option 
to purchase. $6, 
GEORGE BLAIR REALTOR 
6 wy. OR 3-1251 
> ert PLAINS 
Eves. OR 32-1708 or dr 3-884)   
~GAYLORD PONTIAC OFFICE 1% EB. PIKE OPEN EVES 
FE 8-9693 - RETIRING 
smaller you 
home. Well, we have just 
what rou need. A home 
that you pay $952.00 to 
move into at $50 a mosth on a land contract. Really. 
rou cannot rent for that 
Price. so call us today and 
we will a giad te show 
you this home 
BIG, BIG BEDROOMS 
is something that is hard to find. These 3 large bed- 
rooms will hold need @ 
in bar * 
GAYLORD REALTOR   
     - E. CHICAGO ~ ANNETT Near Fisher Bodv 
2 hedroom home {n good, 
condition, living room, large | 
kitchen, tile bath, full base- 
ment pine paneled recrea- 
tian room. gas heat, Coem- 
pletely fenced yard. $16,000 
term 7 
West Side Attractive 3 bedroom brick 
& frame home in excellent 
condition, 2 bedrooms down, 
lup. Carpeted ving | room, 
dining ell, modern kitchen, 
tile bath’ Basement with 
recreation space, gas heat. 
Well jandscaped Ict, paved 
drive garage, $15,000 — 
Terms. 
Near Milford § acres, 6 room & bath 
home in good condition, 1'9 | 
miles to proving ground. Ga- | 
rage & workshop. Only $3800 | 
down, 
Long Lake Privileges: Practically new 3 bedroom 
brick & cedar shake Cali- 
fornia ranch,, family room 
12x14, living room 14x22, pic 
ture window & Roman rick 
fireplace, dining area 9x12, 
spacious American kitchen, 
separate breakfast space, 
1%) tile baths, attached 2- 
car garage, FHA approved. 
ROY. ANNETT. nc REALTORS 
Open Erecting & ryanday 1.4 
FE 8-0466 é _—   
Val-U-Way FOR GOOD BUYS AND TRADES 
'MADISON JR. HIGH AREA—3 bed- 
room ranch, nice large lot, auto- 
matic oi! heat, fully insulated. 
Only $54 per month Includes 
taxes and imsurance. Will accept 
small free and clear home for 
large equity. 
OAKLAND LAKE FRONTAGE—Ex- 
ceptional 3 bedroom home, ful? 
basement with recreation room, 
large living room, sur porch, oak | 
plastered walls, attached 
Large landers: d lot on 
quiet stre Onw .000 down 
with reasonable eaymente 
R. J. (Dick) VALUET EALTO! R R 
345 Oakland Open # to 6 
PE 5-0693 or PE 4-3531 floors, 
  
___ Income Property 50 50 
COLORED, 8.E, 2? FAMILY. LOW 
dewn payment or will take late 
mode] sar. 5-7400 
TaCALE SPECIALS 
4family apartment pouse. Pvdag 
per month Income. Zoned 
wnercial on Aubure Ave, Only a. . 
500. $5,000 dow 
BRICK FAMILY APTS. 
$ rooms each. Walking distance 
to downtown. $20,000 — $10,000 
own. - 
Paul M. Fones. Real Est. 832 W. Huron 
FE 4-8550 FE 8-1275   
For Sale Lake Property 51 
LAKEFRON1 
Over 100 feet of nice lake frontage 
with beautiful shade trees. Part- 
ly modern 2 bedroom bungalow | 
with some furniture, Now vacant 
and you can have immediate pos- | 
session. Only $10,750 with very 
ms. 
oN ‘ACED, AY LAKE 
Log cabin on wooded lot, 
prisileges and a nice park. $4 
100 down, $48.50 per month. 
Williams Lake Rd., at M-59 
F.C. Wood Co. OR 3-1 
After 6 p.m. oR 3-2603 
WHITE LAKE, 106 FOOT FRONT- 
age. Acre pins, Lge 4 bedroom. 
year around home. Owner. MU- 
tual 4-2540 lake 
960, 
  lightful } 
ter. ved drive. Offered at 
$16, @, Go your family a fa- 
vor, wok today! ‘ | 
| phone” EM 3-3303 or __MU_4-6417 
~ Beautiful “Homesites 
10 acres. Good neighborhood, “, ACRES $650 ACRE, NEAR 
alled Lore. BIG N REALTY 
MA 44612 or MA 4-1984   
60 ACRES 
ALL’OR PART \ 
On Dixie Highway posite Mt Hol- 
i oly between lac and Filnt, 
| Choice level. and. with over 1 
feet on Digie. Ranch homes going 
adjacent to this land. Worth 
$1 300 per ecre.   SACRIFICE 
TO SETTLE ESTATE - 
$29,500 full price. Easy terms. Wil! 
consider trade on improved real 
Linceln 2-4677 after 8 pm. 
  
80 ACRES 
Terrific investment in fast grow- 
ing area, property contains 2 
older homes, corner a at | 
i) mile frontage 
i Clarkston. riced below ‘mar. 
at $437 per acre. 
Warren Stout, Realtor 
TT .N. Saginaw 8t. Ph. FE 5-8165 Open Eves. Til 8 p.m. ket 
  
ARE YOU LOCeING 
FOR ACR. RAGE? 
Then, see us before you buy. 1% 
acres. Beautiful ‘pullding Spot. 
Schoo] bus by door, Attractive 
terms. 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender 
Realtor Est. 29 Years: 
001 Highland Rd. (M59) 
  
Near Clarkston. Old barn on prop- 
erty. Yours for only $3,250, Small 
down , Payment. 
Apple Orchards 4 acre apple orchard next to 
the village of Clarkston. 
for good terms gt this time. Bet- 
ter plan to see it this weekend. 
WHITE BROS. - OR 3-1205 
Open Eves. ‘ti] 9; Sunday 10 ‘til 2 
5660 Dixie Hwy. ; 
EMERGENCY NECESSITATES SALE 
of 20 acres located southeast cor- 
ner of Rose Township. Substan- 
tially below market at $4,000.00 
eash. Reply P. O. Box 365, Mil- 
_ford, Michigan. 
~ Selected Home Site 
9 ACRES ON PAVED ROAD 
Located in an excellent area with 
a 
ACRES i" 
Beautiful butiding site in a qiuet 
area ood soll for fruit and 
A basement has been 
$300 down.   
n 
location for 
@ sma)! farm. Nearly level with 
          good eran ee $300 down 
10 8. GARAGE 
North side, close in. New 
subdivision across stréet. Level 
sandy loam soil with excellent 
drainage. Could easily be split up 
| into a number, of building sites. 2 
pod garage ar and well on 
y. 
2L ADD'S INC. 
Open Sun. 11 to 
«ns Dixie Hwy., Drayton * Pains 
OR 3- 1231 | 
For Sale Farms 56 
40 4 80 ACRE FARMS WITH & 
withou® tulldings. Orchard too, 
catl now 
STEELE REALTY. 1M6 N. MIL- 
‘ord Rd between Highland & 
Milford Highland, Michigan. MU Prop- 
  
  
a CRES ON M24, BETWEEN 
Ponting and Lake Orton. Old 
farms, house with commercial 
frontage. Terms available. 
H.C NEWINGHAM Corner of Auburn and Crooks 
. UL 32-3310 
            
(160 ACRES 
northwest 
room. 2 
40 x 80 ba 3 car garage and 
many other mot buildings. Good 
subdivision property, 1 mile road- 
front. $275 per acre. Excellent 
terms. 
ed 
FE 43560 JUST 15 
Pontiac. 
home, MILE: 
of 
oory | 
FE 5-584! 
WM. 
KENN EDY, REALTOR 01 W. HURON st   
For Sale | Resort Prop. 52 
BEAUTIFUL LOG HUNTING LODGE 
oa trout stream in Oscoda Coun- 
ty, $8600 or will trade to builder 
as down payment, PE 5-6028. 
Partridge IS THE “BIRD’ TO SEE 
LAI ESIDE BEAUTY @oen one floor nate 
ural fireplace, 2 baths, full base 
aluminum siding 
view of the Hake 
year round recreation 
Onivy three miles from dewntown | 
Pontiac—Properly priced... 
LAKE PANORAMA 
Almost new. 3 bedroom custom 
brick ranch with attached garage 
—right on the lake 
prestige neighborhood. Carpet- 
ing. draperies, landscaped, nat- 
ural. fireplace. You'll enioy liv- 
ing here, winter and summer 
$23.500, 
Partridge   
  AND ASSOCIATES 
FE 4-3581,. 1060 W. HURON 
TIL 
For Sale Lots 54 POPPA 
Py LOTS, 60x140 PT., 25x35 PT. OF 
block basement jAlso 18x30 ft. 
  
HEAILE VILLAGE Not z a _ subdivision 
  
‘ A . This ie not a ‘project 
tea tow down piy.| Rolling, nilitop “ates. Some wi ane res 708 Good’ drainage, Large ae. 160° 2 neler : : ‘ 65 down. 
"yee Lapeer a 3 mi, D'S: INC. Sun. 11_to 4. 
Disie 
to. 
Blvd.   Walton 
2_LOTS -' LAKEFRONT wim. tatingvr Realy."   Excellent | 
block building. $4,000 terms, or | 
| o0 . cash, Waterford. MU, 180 ACRES 
ORTONVILLE AREA 
& silo $200 an acre. $6,000 down, 
C. PANGUS, Realtor | 
2160 M-15 Ortonville NA 71-2815 
j HADLEY AREA 5 acre farm in good farming 
section 7 room home with base- 
ment     stream With lake potential on! 
property. 5¢ os Ultable 23 
acres pasture. $16,500 terms, | 
WEBSTER, REALTOR Oxtora” OA 8-2122; Orion, MY 2-2291 
‘Sale Business Property 387 n Goto fh wee Cow 
|A GOOD 77” xX 190 com: mercial lot, in excellent: secation 
on M5®. Near Airport Rd.\$5.7 
on terms: 
Hagstrom , REALT 
4900 HIGHLA ND RD (M58) 
PONTIAC OR 4.0358,   
EAST BLVD. 
Entire block frontage from Mt 
Clemens to Featherstone, 220 ft 
includes modern gas station plus 
attached 32x50 cement block 
bulking, suitable for major re- 
pairs, bumping and painting 
shop. Serving large residential 
rea. Wonderful opportunity. 
Oniv $33,000 on terms. Call for 
pointment 
RIL EY REAL ESTATE 509 Elizabeth Lake Road 
FE 4-1157 FE 4-4821     
MOTEL SITE 
Mt. Holly. 
ski club. $60 per front foot. , 
188x168 - 
Located tn a heavily populated 
for immediate 
Ideal for beauty 
» shop, Sacrificed at $2,950 
le 2m arren Stout Realtor Sarinew oi 8 Pa. ‘FE ated 
Centra on [quarters winched. $30 
  
  DOWNTO VN | CORNER Gan be t 
    | THUMB AREA TAVERN 
JOSEPH F. 
94-96 
Yours |, 
| pai A. 
- KPARK AT 
Older home. Barn with stanchions |- 
arber shop, of oe store. | 
cense. Living - 
Rent, L'se Bus. Prop. 57A)   
  
          
      
          
      
        
      gale. Candy, 
paetien nay ‘ot 
EXCELLE “LOCATION ~~ FOR 
ras ee Bivd poe a, ¥a., 
_ South 15-6820, 
CONEY"? 
S Bo ped. Sine cas inesses 
sible Plenty parking. OR 3- 130 VENDIN ota POR gu WES, 
Pon’ . 
ISLAND—LEASE, OPTION . Going business. OR 3-919, 
  
cation on main street. Stainless 
steel equipment. building and fix- 
tures 500 down. Lease land at | 
$60 per month, See pictures in | 
our office. 
-— In- 
cludes 3 bedroom living quarters 
good steady business. Lots of 
parking, real estate, business and 
Hixtures. $12,000 down. 
Hagstrom LTORS 
4900 HIGHLAND RD. (M69) 
PONTIAC OR 40338, 
INVESTMENT 4\9 ggres with 5 apartment tn- 
come? Already zoned for com- 
mercial business om paved hi 
way near Blue Sky theater. vn 
deal for immediate or future 
development, for bowling alley, 
stores, etc, $7,500 down. 
yinvestment 
Valuable downtown commercial 
building on busy corner. Several 
occupied stores. Convert upper 
floor Into office space Price cut 
for quick sale. $17, 
WILLIS M. BREWER REISZ, SALES 
Huron st. FE 4-5181 
Eves. FE 5- ea rE. 8-0823 
“LET’S TALK 
BUSINESS” 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION LANDMESSER, BROKER 
1873 oun FRO 
FE   
E. 
  
      
      
      
  Sait" hata Miaoia tom Ln tem Salts mwood I rom RESTAURANT NEAR PONTIAC — aim. to 5 p.m. or Lincoln 2-4677 Excellent location, lots of park-| ¢ 
evenings ing Doing over $4,000 per month, . 
. and growing every day BAM 
upp eyeue . a stalled new pizza oven for addi- T 
WESTOWN REALTY | tonal pusiness. ct ays ~ down @n your in a going 
FE 8-2763 bet. 2 and 5 pin. business. re yy 
—— JACKSON, MICHIGAN — Short or-| = 3 
KE 1-7002 bet. 1030 am. to5 pm | “der restaurant, busy corner lo- | 
*“She's..made'a colossal decision! 
her diet and have fun!”       
She's decided to scrap 
  
Money to Loan 61 
(State Licensed Lenders) 
Borrow with Confidence 
$25 to $500 
Household Finance | ration of Pontiac 
34 &: $e naw St. PE 40535 
GET $25 TO’ $500 — On YOUR 
Signature to 24 Months to Repay 
” PLL FE 2-9206 | 
Loan Com any 202 Pontiac State ox Bide. 
On first and soon, mortgages 
LOANS $25 TO-$500 
©. your signature or panoed secu- 
rity. 24 months to repay. Our 
service ay fast, friendly, and he! 
er a t our office or phone * 
HOME ‘& AUTO 
* LOAN CO. aN. Perry 8t. Corner B. Pike 
LOANS $25 TO $500 
BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE 
ee St. FE ¢1   
  
  
  MUST SELL ooF OSE FROM 
variety store Over 100°:pair of 
lady's and chiens new shoes 
at once, UL 2: 
MACHINE aioe “SPACE. ¥ WARM. 
Feasonadle | rn Also gasoline sta- 
  highway. Inquire | 
ies Dixie. iighway. Drayton . 
Plains, 
MOTEL , 
8 UNITS AND HOME—with base-| _ 
ment on valuable main highway 
frontage. Priced below cost. Will 
take free and clear home or land 
contracts in trade. 
STATEWIDE ‘Real Estate Service of Pontiac 
ARLES, REALTOR _ BD 
1717 S. Telegraph “PE 4-0524 
Partridge Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
TOP CORNER 
Tavern of the year. Same own- 
er several years, First time of-) 
fered. Very- impressive masonry 
bldg. on one of the “hottest” 
corners in Oakland County 
Peet par rking, Straight tavern— 
no food. Sales tax gross $44,210.22 
Buy valuable real estate and, all, 
on easy terms. Shopping cen- 
ter. corner across sold for over 
200 000   
STRAIGHT LIQUOR Very active Class “com No food 
On the Dixie. Owner going to 
take it easy on the profits. 
First time offered Almost every- 
one has been wanting this one 
Send for 
Fall 
Guide Partridge'’s new free 
, “Michigan Business 
Partridge AND ASSOCIA 
BUSINESSES THRUOUT T MICH 
FE 4-3381, 1050 W. HURON | 
: : OPEN TIL 9 
PAINT-& FLOOR COVERING 
business. $3,000 inventory for $2,300 
Either move stock or lease present 
building, May have 4 months free 
rent if desired at present location 
Call us for more details. Gaylord 
Realty, _MY 2 2-2821, 
RESTAURANT IN WALLED LAKE equi ned. #50 $900. Rent, $50 with   
heat. 
SEND FOR FREE NEW FALL ISSUE PARTRIDGE'S “   
OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 
PARTRIDGE yp Anbocta TEs. 
. HUR PONTIAC. FE 
  | Ou $a u E 4-574.   
“LOANS _ | COMMUNITY foanco” co. 
30 BE. LAWRENCE FE 8-042! 
FRIENDLY SERVICE 
ee $25 TO $500 LOANS 
eaboard Finance Co, 118 N. PERRY STREET 
Ease Parking — Phone FE 8-066] 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 S. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO LOANS $25 TO 6500 
ors   
LIVEST HOUSEHOLD Goons > OL 1-9791 9-3518 PL 23-3510 “FRIENDLY SERVIC 
WHEN YOU NEED 
$25 TO $500 We will be giad to help you. 
STATE FINANCE CO. 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
FE 4-1574. PL 
  
  
Mortgage Loans 62 62 
BIG BEAR CONSOLIDATION 
Mortgages are best by veet Ask 
  e man who ne one. us, 
we can help 
BIG BEAR © NSTRUCTION co. 
$2 W. HURON E 3.7833 
$600° TO $2000 on Oakiand County bomes. Mod- 
e:) or not. 
Voss & Buckner, Inc. 209 National Bldg, FE 44720 | 
63   
__ Swaps 
BEDROOM HOME 
Will accept car or vacant lot as 
down payment on this north side 
home. Iminediate possession, Tile 
bath with shower. Basement, oil 
furnace. $76 per month at 4')° 
interest, imeludes taxes and ins 
surance. Built 
J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor 
86 E. Walton FE 8-044] 
46 HP JOHNSON OUTBOARD MO- tor, $50. Will trade for a record 
player. OL 2-2781. 
$45 FER MONTH- 
Includes taxes and insurance for 
edroom modern home. 
lastered walls, 
hardwood floors, aluminum storms 
Will trade 
el car, trailer   
  
      SUNOCO 8TATION FOR RENT, located Sashabaw and 'Maybee 
Ra Phone Flint CEdar 2-1987 or 
grits Sun Oil Co. P.O, Box 690. | 
nt | 
| STANDAR® Ofl COMPANY: MOD- . “.erm 2 bay station, Main and Hur- 
on, Milford. Fimanciai assistance : 
  and training available Call BR. 
d2414, after 7 p.m. GR 4-7187, 
Suburban Shoe Store| | Busy Hwy. location mong. 
Handling shoes and | 
sundry ftems. Clean stock, popu- 
lar brands A-1 bidg.. 60x60 f{t.. 
ge. parking area, Long lease ai 
$150, Exc fixtures. Priced at $3,- 
000 plus inventory at cost, "smart 
opetator should net $18.000 a@oyr. 
$5.000 down will hand 
‘Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL Tare 
4395 Dixie Hwy. al R3-9701 
Qpen ‘til 8:00 
SERVICE STATIONS POR LEASE, 
good potential, Bae call be- 
. FE 2-0101. After 
PE 8-144 
—_... PURE OIL CO. 
YOUR OWN BUSINESS 
Modern 2 stall sefvice station for 
lease. Minimum investment. Rea- 
_Sonable inventory. Call FE 4- 1811. 
“Sale Land Contracts 60 60 
- $4875 
Will handle 86, 550 balance on this 
# bedroom brick home on south- 
east side of Pontiac, for further 
information, CALL other stores. 
  
  
Warren Stout, Realtor vi ON. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 58165 
Open Eves. Til} 8 p.m or what have you? 
C. PANGUS, Realtor 
2160 M-I5 Ortonville NA 7-2815 
4 BUICK AND °50 BUICK ALSO Kenmore wringer type washer 
for sale or What have you? OR 
  453 MERCURY. R&H, FOR MO- tercycle or scooter. 
‘66 ENGLISH FORD FOR ¢ OL DER | 
fone take over Dayments, FE}   
  200 AMP. LINCOLN WELDER, \ V4 
_gas driven, $300, OR 3-0081. 
BOOKS! W 
Goopbs! 
Reem in 
ee, in 
    SPORTING 
anything 
trade anere on SCHUTZ | 
sour one 
was m He cw care. Don't be 
bashful Tell us what you have 
we'll try to swap, SCHUTZ 
MOTORS. INC. 912 Woodward, 
_Birmingham, 
CASH FOR USED TY'S. TAPE 
recorders. and- Tapbs. 
Working or not. FE 367. 
DELUX CONSOLE IRONER, VALUE 
$90 for dining room suite or 
sewing FE 8-6682_ 
ELIZABETH LAKE  ESs- 
tates, 477 Lakeside, 3 bed- 
room, full basement. newly 
decorated, large lot. Wil 
trade for smaller home, 
cay jand contract or va- 
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 
345 Oakland Ave. rE 5-044! OPEN “TIL 8:30 
FOR SALE | OR baie! HAVE You? 
Table chat electric stove, 
fettigerator, deak, cedar ete, oil geraes, corner cabinet. 
LARGE LE TOP. 
Trade as wait for & trailer or other.   
  
    
  
    
      ‘QR_3.0061. jf For Sale Clothing ’ 
  
    
A 
range, $20, eet ELECTRIC 
eas. Washers $15. Ot) heate 
PE 56-5304. enuduse 
  
“te WHILE THEY LAST 
KELVINATOR Reirigerator. New. Guaran teed. Delivered, Freezer. 
ME, oat, SM, te rs Sal row! r gost, 5 © G.E. ELECTRI RYERS, New. 
new. FE 2-5 Guarew anteed, Delivered. Heat con- 
CANADIAN MomKRAT COAT, * em — $150 — 
Pe ae on uae, | Rte iniaog teats Ee LADIES BEAUTIFUL & . 95 — 1 ladies black & o white” Ski RITE NERS New. 
All sige 12. OL 1-1868. Guaranteed Delivered, Open 
‘MEN'S TOPCOATS, ry a $199.95 M- KNIT 
dresses, 14-16. White ski sweater 
oe cap. Excellent condition, FE 
  
Sale Household Goods 65 
PHILCO STOVE & REFRIGERA- 
tor; coral sectional suite; auto- 
matic washer; automatic electric 
dryer: jester uphdlstered bar; 
bleached shoga: ny, bedroom 
suite; chrome itchen Hye and 
4 chairs; two full size box s es 
and mattresses; 1 set single box 
springs and Snatiress. All items 
at sacrifice Prices Must sell by 
Monday. OR 3-7665. 
  
WHITE SEW MACHINE, $i0.. Baby cribs, $10 up. TVs, $19 up. 
= 
5 pce. dinettes, $12 up. Bed s gs 
$5. 3 pc. bedrooms, $29 ks, 
$10 up. Beds, $4. Sofa 5s, $14 
up. anges Washers and refg., 
$17 up. Everyth for the home. 
E-Z terms. THE BAR AIN 
HOUSE, Buy—Sell or Trade. 103 
N. Cass at ayette.   
1 PAIR OF LEATHER TOPPED 
Mahogany en one tables with drawer. 
  
LAVA TORIES: FULL CLOSET box, 20 closet box covers, (4) 
24x24 storm windows & screens. 
381° Prospect. PE 4-2292. : 
NEW. ROOM OUTFIT. BRAND. 
an for $295, Pay only $3 week- 
ly., Pearson’s Purniture, 42 Or- 
chard Lak ake Ave. 
4 glass to 
ss to 
fave Le) 
  
  w 
orEot coffee table, an- 
hes and pictures. FE 
$ See DINETTE 8ET. CHA 
_coal, like new, $35. MA 4-2817. tach. Ee torte ocean linden 
TR) EMS | OF FURNITURE & ODDS 
& ends. FE 5-2126. 
§ PIECE SILVER GRAY BEDRM.   
outfit. Double dresser, case 
bed, large chest, 2 van‘ty lamps, 
Ail for $89.50, Pay only week- 
_ly. Pearson’s Furniture, 42 Or- 
chard Lake Ave. 
7 PIECE  IVING ROOM SUITE. |. 
Brand new davenport and chair. 
ep Lables, matching 
ecorator lamps, 
soaiy $2 weekly. 
turé, 42 Orchard   
Pearson's Pura: 
Lake Ave. 
7 PIECE ‘PROVINCIAL haan 
room sulte, like new, Refrig. an 
electric stove, like new, 33 
Meyers, Drayton, after 4 p.m. 
9 X 12 RUGS, $4.69 
Paint, tile, line, 
Shover’s 204 +E. Pike St. 
9x12 , Felt | Base se Rugs $3: $3.95 | F 
“ALCOHOL, HI-TEST 
444-Ft. Wall Tile-....25¢ Syer's, 141 W. Huron 4-3064 
9x12 ROSE oS ae RUG. LIKE 
_hew, $35, FE 
@ X 12 RUGS, WOOL; PACE. $15.05. 
Reversible, $16.50. Impor & ed, 
95. Axminster, §: . 
pads, $3.95. Pearson uroitue, 
Orchard Lake Ave, 
12” taple ‘model TV ........$19.98 
1M GE TV cee eee ence 24.95 
21" Raytheon teble ‘model 744,95 
24” DeForest oo. 87F.95 
30 other sets to choose from. 
All sets rebuilt & guaranteed for 
at least 30 days. Parts and labor. 
Most sets new picture tubes. We 
take trades at nae TV, 3930 
Elizabeth Lk, FE 4-4945. 
Open 9 a.m. to ry p.m.   
  
  
  
  
  
  
20 «CUBIC FOOT UPRIGHT 
Sect" take over, payments, OR 
1955 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR Han aad exc. $50. FE 
1958 SIEGLER OIL SPACE eat. 
ers, At pre-season special prices. 
_G_A_ Thompson, 106 1005 M59, West, 
89 COLDSPOT REI REPG. WEST. 
_@lec. stove, _MI 6-4 
AUTOMATIC whscene “AND TRON- fr Be Bore gor $40. Call after 3 p.m. 
xMOer NEw HOSPITAL BEDS, 
_$45 and yp. MA 42269. 
A GiFT | YOUR yas WILL AP-, 
clate new Sin, Séwin: 
fachine. Let us show Yee our 
“many models. Prices 
|: $30.50. Ter ms of $1.25 a 
Open every night until 9 until 
c fristinas, P— er Sewing Ma-. chine Co., 2 N. Saginaw, 
“Admiral ‘elrigerators cneven eee 8139.95 tt ceeenees seer $149.95 
sone, $220.95 “ul ist ht ti ene wees F ue ight treezer os Hib0.98 
GE wat automatic washer, sidsaver 
& fete — 
Admirat Soe range with. 
tim MOT ee eee $169.9 GE 12 cw, ft. retrig 82. 95 xchange 
All $10 mo.—Ist p’ Jan. 
HAMPT ON "E LE CT RIC 
FE 4-2525 825 W. Huron 
Open tilt 9 P.M. 
A GOOD TAPPAN Ga’ $25. FE 2.7873. seasirins 
~ “AUTOMATIC WASHE   
  
e 
ll cu 
8 cu 
Emerson 
  
“AUTOM R 
Kenmore deluxe, Ex 
PE, 5-3016 after 4 p.m " rina “. 
ABUUT   -1 $189.95 stalled . 
The 
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 
51 WEST HURON | FE 41655 
F — Ni FREEZERS 
New modeis. ont 7 ratehed 0 
; crave-marred ‘mod “at big. dis. count ‘years “to 60 2 same Pr. "cash 
WAYNE G T 121. N. ABER © } 58-6189 
ae TABLE, 
7 Char agg London chairs, secretary. 
FULL imac CE. RANGE, 840. 
MA_4-4677 
FRIGIDAIRE DELUXE WASHER, 
electric dryer, chest type frcMser. 
9 ats. feet, Good cond. To 
s packaged. $200. MA er 
— UPRIGHT FAMOUS 
“ate 2 wi nine ast. 
one © ot vigese. chigan 
_ivee escent, Orchard Lake 
FOR SALE — SMALL RADIOS. 35 to $12 FE 5-8755. — 
GE TOR, GE COOK 
stove, dining room table, round 
oak ter, & electric saw. Pure 
extracted & comb honey. One 
mattress 51 Hovey. 
SECTS X' WAXER, W G- 
house ironer, double bed, vanity 
with bench. OR 3-899. 
GE DRYER, NEW WARRANTY. 
Floor made reek ere. $80. a wee ear 
*. Pontiac. Service ice store 30 8. Cas 
aE SEPRSGRRI YOR, BRAND 
size. Model discon- 
1 left. A real bar- i fans 
pre Pay $2.35 week, Goodyear 
Be iSlore, 30 8. Cass, Pontiac.   
  
    
anne wn 12 BLACK TWEED 
conte white ee ern ining & hood. 
_Exc. cond 
GaAs STOVE. APT. a bg 
old. $40. MA 5-1243. 
GE DELU 
range a Ss eS gAOR 8 3-089 
GULISTAN pénstan RUG. DARK 
red floral design. 11.3413.6. Ex- 
Aro condition, §40, FEderal 
iO   
  
GAS RANGES . Electric Range 
Frigidaire Washer Rebuilt 
Used Wate~ o 
can UL 230. 
Vinelly new Halt price PE 8-9337.   
  
  
ELVINATOR ELECTRIC STOVE. 
ar permet table top model, $40, 
LAWSON S80FA, BEIGE. GOOD 
cong., $15. PE $-8055. 
LARGE $17. aged AND dresser, $18. Twin, . Rock- 
horse, $9.50, Gir "; ke, $9.50. be ‘ roll- 
condition,   
  
away bed $9. 
CAROGE CRI8 AND APT RERE. B w, $15 95, Pearson’ s Pur- 
42 "0 
  
  9. once, 
$95. “Gas ref ferro pith conser, 
exe: n. chee 
_bdike, ‘tee. ‘pew, $25. FES 
MAHOGANY TABLES. $10.. oR 
lamps Sm. ironer, $5, Osh- 
kosh ¢ + $15, Chaise 
low bed skirts, $15. Maple jounge, 
bed, Hi-boy, 6 antique chairs in 
blue needlepoint. -3 Sormes. worn 
  once. Girl's clothing: ts, skirts, 
_Gresses. Reas. MI 4-4262. MATCHING MATTRESS & BOX 
epcians, A Attached legs. Good cond 
6-2720. 
NOR WF ts) els, Jconly. New guarantees. Save 
$$$. Pay as little ag $1.25 per week, ar Service Store, 
8. Cass, jac, FE" . 
re) 50 USE: , FROM 
$16.95 W: TV seicnne 05. 
ALTON TV a PE 2-2267 
PFAFP A’ iC. 21G Za chi perf condition. Take = naee of de: 
sie contri or nd ye month “ti "thl contract rect bai 
ance Be Capitol Apl. Credit 
Pico -REFRIGERA $75. = ine 
ROTARY GLotHins “RONER i Road | REY WATER Also re at table, 
bum; per pool tabie yeme i ii. | 
   "EE SP See | PSO |g $55, MY 3- 3 
— FLOOR MODELS — 
  RINOL ie. HALF |. 
_price at sere Betdwin. 
'D- | 991 Mt. Clemens 
    
Sit neat $8. BTU, Sm 
ons 31 Orchard Lake 
lar ane aoe : Ena ehaiz, electric stove, saniee 5 roll ton desk. Best. of- 
  
Used Trade-In Dept. Duo Therm hetter ........ $19.95 
Seed a ven an | rors 
ctr’ any ck ee eeeee 
Hamilton suto washe r 24 
Table. buffet and 4 hairs . ta 30| 
THOM. 
HOMAS ECONOMY im 8. Saginaw FE 29151 
E, 18, rs eedio & Appl 422 W. PA, FE 4-1133. 5 
WAREHOUSE PRICES ON FREEZ- ets, dryers, televisions, and_buiit- ins. Samuel’s Appliances. Davis- 
burg MA 5-601     
      WA UE ‘ 
z iam i Marble-top | 3 
    
WE HA GOOD SEL: ON of rebuilt "antes machines, & 
vaccum sweepers. All makes, 
en 8 a.m p.m. Thyle: 
ectric, Johnson & Howard, FE 4-5 a s 
Antiques 
LAMPS, BLUE & MULBERRY 
china, Hock rugs. brass, goblets, 
other items, OL, 1-7521, 
Hi-Fi, TV & Radios 66 
17” TV. CONSOLE, $30. PE 8-0103 
- ‘13? TABLE MODEL FV $19.05   
  
  
7 $24. 
21” Raytheon tabi table tyes” $44.05 . 
ys. . 
Most sets new picture tubes. We. 
take ates at Obel TV, 
Elizabeth x Sa. FE 4-4945. Open 
9 a.m, to , p.m. 
14” RCA CONSOLE, $3. EM 
_3-6149. 
a, (MOTOROLA CONSOLE. $30. 
MA 4-315 
17 INCH PEC TV. PERPECT   
  
17 IN 
  
condition blond cabinet. 
ble model with wrought tren 
swivel stand. $65.-OR 3-7665.   
21” SILVERTONE TV. GOOD 
working cond. $30. OR 3-0719.   
ADMIRAL COMB. RADIO, 
TV, auto. record player, 2 Hi-Fi 635A} 
SMALL |     
  
  
compressor, 
Fon ance cae 
say ‘eo je. FED 
Pirst St. 
in, hard co 
wee eerees 
. 
ae eeneene 
GIRDs ROLLER and case. 
new, $10, PE     Road. r §. 
Sire Sine ‘Toll et “85 8 
Fe Ade tt. 
te tt    
     
        Ti0 
iN Cc 
Good’ working cond 
        DAMON SOLIT. pies art 
FULL SET OF MECHANIC HAND 
tools and chest. Ing Inquire iy me                
$18 $3 
          
     SKATES. ~TOR 
4 3, practically 
  
GARAGE DOOR conds 
stairways. 
"Onen Ss 
Ww tes on te- e give eee a. 
ae Noon ns Sesurte: Moy 
\BERRY DOOR SALES   
& Plumbing materi 
WOLVERINE. LUM S. Paddock FE 2-9784 \ Full line of building 
ials 
BER 
  
HOT. WA 
ges. New, 
roved. 
Also electric,\ ofl an 
heaters at terrific values. 
_Ave, — 1 
KIT 
value, $46.30 plus'trim. 
last, Also terrific va. 
and 66" 
rchard Lake HEA QUARTERS FOR HOBBIES: es 
Sarcmers Power aps 
Bo 50. These are lightly martes. 
Mick 
an aie 393 Orchard Lk 
HEN ‘CABINET a 
bughtly scratched. 42°' model. 
while wer 
aiues on ’ models, No phone orders, 
please. Michigan | rues gocent, 393 
  
WP2, WP6 and WC140 Knotty Pine Paneling 
    
  
  
  
tor. E 400. New. Original 
cost ie. Sacrifice for $100. OR 
3-1665. 
= MODEL M MUNTZ WITH 
ood cond., $60. OR 33666. 
For Sale Miscellaneous s 67   
“A UAL - 3, 
awnings. VALLELY CO. OL 1-6623 
SUNBEA 93,000 BTU GUN) 
* wpe oll furnace, now working, 
complete tank, thesmesta' 
Ave years oS oS PHIC. 
J SHALLOW WELL P F355" range, Apex Man 
PER a MPS, PHIL- wie, OR 
2 OIL T. CON. 
dition. Will deliver. FE 65-9120. 
J SPEED RADIO AND RECORD 
player comb, Wringer type wash. 
    
  
  He beth Lake Roads 1 a at ae et" ad elec. dryer. 
HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD WHEAT eee. = finish. Excellent cond. Will sacri-|3 OIL BURNERS, YOUR CHOICE 
, fice —deak. $100. New $189. Drop- * $20 each. FE 5-9377. and pad. $75 coffee 6: INCH SOIL BE. 6 FT., $3.79 table, with drawer, §40. FE oom Pumps ............ ae 
2-6063. AVE PLU} ING SUPPL 
KITCHEN STOVES, COAL, WOOD m % ___FE_5-2100 
and jleetrie combination. Maple 8 F ON, RECE bathtub ‘wih bench. Best quality, 
49.95. G. A. Thompson, 
D est. 
0-¥R. 
“heater 91 eer   
EC.. WATER) 
so cach & we earry. 8. A A. 
fi hg em ight, One hot ho e eep 6 
pat let if” ne, 1930 ey 
coupe. Fren Frenchy's Landing. 
Kirkwood.   
TOP 
: ‘bl Piymouth. {Bood 
cm 50. FE. 8-098 ‘ST 4 “eTON CHEVROLET | ear. 
  
WOE "oie HOOK 
nace, used t year, MY 3-1481, 
AA HEADQUARTERS   
oo “we we oe you money. Terms. 30 dave 
LEK's SALES & SERVICE 
electre water heater, 
Pia gat wow heat, $8. 50. Open 
wn PHA 8) PR RSM ATES 
wariers, Opatte imkt PE AD 
a furnace. Tot water & steam 
        GAS COOKING | 
   
   
         
    000 | gines. 6507 Dixie Hwy. speakers Bind cabinet record 
stor 
CASH FOR USED PUR- CHURCH'S, S, INC. chased at your home. ope 2-0367. 
ELECTRONIC TEST res, LARGE FOR ne TOP P CORN 
sell or trade. FE 2- knotty pine bar. $45. FE 8-6470. 
1m! RCA CouOLE. MOTORS, 1's HP. IRY 110- 
ron a 6.3000. 220, % HP. Jenny RI. \1)0-320, 
iAHOOANY MAGNAVOX STEREO | 16 HP win oe Re elec’ Hi-Fi. Space for record storage! yiin 96 te teduction gee, 1 
in both cabinets. e thew. PE gear, 8-0078 after Lik ttery charger generator, 
. Allen-Bradley motor control, homage vera “an 3 GENERA- heavy 20’ chain, small gas’, tne 
  
  
AB gas stove, S38. Inq’ 
al eee ie NEW LUXaAIRE OIL FURNACE & 
ducts. MAple §-1501 — OR 73703. 
NORGE OIL HEATER AND eat 
  
_pot type, $ $60. 7 PE “5-570 S-5MT “4096 Puller Fullerton, 
NEW 18T 18T Qua ALITY 
6.50. Pree reasding ue a $10.95 
o re Thom 
OIL PURNACE, BLOWER. a 
PROFESSIONAL L BAIR AIR’ DRYER YER ON 
  
  
as waxing, 
Warwick's, casters, $50. FE 2 
PIPE, P aa TAN 
motors. um softeners, hun- 
dreds of items at reduced prices. 
Stock must be moved. Michigan - 
Pump and Water Com any 42 
& Telegraph Rd. FE 746. 
PAINT FLOORS WITH. TERED. 
Applied in \% the time, as easy 
dries in 30 minutes. 
2678 Orchard Lk, Rd.   
RETIRED—WILL SELL GA 
tools,mise. articles, 
trees, also antiques — 
Telegraph on 10-Mile Rd. 
mond. EL 6-0472. 25: 
mond, Southfield. 1°4 mi. weet of RDEN 
florist bas- 
kets, greenhouse plants, evergreen 
Or- 
to Or- 
  
Piestic Roof Cement Gal. 
Rolied root 
Aen Shingles 
._.B AYLOCK COAL 
_..,... SUPPLY CO, 
81 Orchard Lake-Ave. ROOF. REPAIR MATERIAL 
1.19 
ed Roof Coat 5 Gal, $3:70 
FE 3.7101   
‘ 9 x9 — 2c_ EACH. 
“BuyLo” UNCLAL) TILE OUTLET 
102 8. SAGINAW FE. RANDOM TILE 
[ED 
8-2488   
SHOPSMITH 
tachments. MI 4-197]. 8-IN. SAW WITH AT: 
  | SEARs DAVID BRADLEY 
Sen tredier” and equipment. UL GAR- 
  STALL SHOWERS. with faucets and curtain, 
value, $34.45; 
bie gleaming chrome f $14.95, “toilets, $49.50 va 
$24.30 $0. These are factory 
Siithigan luorescent. 39 
chard Lake re. PLEIE 349.50 lavatories, complete 
aucets, 
lue at 
conds. Or- 
  
100 sq. ft. insulation ...., 
Biorm windows TIT T 
Storm win: z Ceiling til ee Md size 
Knotty. pi 
PHA Terms 
& MATERIAL 
5430 Highland Rd. Estimat 
Open 8+8:30 Mon thre: on 
SURPLUS LUMBER 
Mabon: me SPECIALS 2K4NB PING coins ccercenes ape ea. 
_ Alum, Comb. doors, prehung $29 98 
Pirebrick co cccseccscuceae 100 08. 
$ 3.87 
3.95 sha et alee Si Shotkas. sé ft. 
Sra at a 166 
37993   
SPECIALS ereGuanet plywood 4-2 7, h finksh a select ate = G38 
   
        AY 
Ae eet Ree eee 
i fir won 
* 100 ft.. IAC Pitewootaee © 
AG Desk, only 93. silver 
“1.08 hs 
      
      
    
       
  * « 
“     
      OL 23-1011. 
TARGE BAND. W FOR DRiLt |      
      COMMERCE TWP. PRINCIPAL 
balance $4,761, Payments $48 per 
menth,f per sent Bal Ga rs, er cen r _EM 3-2511 or EM 3-4 06 
LAND GONTRacTS O° BBY OR 2 eee ar! Garrels, EM Nott | 
SEASONED 1 LAND CONTRACT. fia ence $14.500 ‘62.500...     
    
         
     Money to Loan (State Licensed Lenders) 
“BUCKNER” 
Cash Loans: 
LAID-OFF WORKERS 
            
61 TRAD press or ai? compressor. Bear 
trap for sale. MA 6-6256. .   
   LOT 100x350 FOR CASH, TERMS or ete, 1401 Tull Or. OR zim | BED, MA 
SAGINAW BAY LAKE Will take houseicailer *. ats. 
low: down en 
gross, FE sonass, 
iWAb FOX DOG FOR HABETT SWAP 
— dog. boat,’ 
will oii «. _ Swen-. 
_ trial and: “expect: trial, = BREAKFAST I 
3 male — “box. ald ae and ~-Watertord _— 
  
tsrersle , 
fe RS 
"a weil. 523 50 
pr WE --BU | skates. Bares. Targ! 
Dare. pa. Hg Huron. 
- and Sun RENT “sy PONTE: AG FOR MO-| = 
                      
       
       
   
       
       
   
     
  
       
        W. OLES 
eo pike a 
  
   
    
  tN aeteee 
+ 
—_ EM 3. 33747. ‘wat 
soraste sk for gg ao bmg ate hk } 
“churches | frye fe ng ae: Greene ‘tS tices | 
vihe. Wee rats 2 rsa ‘eat 
Pick YOUR “LIVE ~ CHRISTMAS tree the stump. $1 and up. 
Shristmas greens, Bring the! your camete. 12. miles 
Ceder 
#070 Dixie High: 
"MAple §-1922.   
         
    10). 
D BALSA 
olesale. ati 
      AM tree seen - 5958 MIB at Dixie Hwy. MA 5-11%6. | SCOTCH WHO! : “RETAIL. ‘A! Pine, « ¢xtr -Balsam and 
Spruce. will deliver orders. 100 or 
mere church and school trees, 
Standard Station, Squate * ie « 
Tel: M¥ 2-0940 or MA 5 
      
    i “TRAL SET. 1 AMERICAN 
Figer wale set. 0 
    Edith. PE 4-740. 
GRANCO y RADIOS: B. $16.95 UP: IDEAL ts. BR. 
ow ‘futon 
FoR SALE RELAZCIZOR, 
oe 2.3506   
$75. 
                  6: 
OPEN SUNDAY 102 
TED FEATHER BIRD ART | PIREP 
pietures. Hand-made, using * real, 
ps brilllantly foleres. ee 
Wholesale - retail. 
* 
“a wilh ae ue 9, 
aA eras guIT. LARGE Om 
, LARGE. ASK ag wk yTa OS $-7136. 
LIONEL TRAIN COMPLETE: Myra after 4:30 p.m. 
CIONEL TRA in, EQUIP essories, Exe. “cond, MA 4-2065 
LOOK 
Dell cradles & beds-for Christmas. 
I make ee ats ‘round. | 21 
Eddy Ct., 
MEN'S oe 7 ex 
> skates with case, $10. woger 
Beowele Sevtere camera, $4 owen   
  
  é 
FOODLE, BLACK WWW 
{-litter. Ideal 
Call MI, 
or - . { 
ong, 44 in. “Knotty Pine figish. és. FE one    
   
Christmas Gifts 67B PILI 
a 2 aaa   
woteriieo CABIN. BALE 
near Lugerne on the ieavie. OR 
  
Sand, Gravel : & Dirt 76 ers oye PRP 
id fe OE 2 Sooniia, Seah    
5 AY > 
¥f doll, gravel, fill, etc. 
  
Wood, a4 Cs Fuel 77 
$8, ihm 5- 100%. 
kin Seek. £ 2 4eit 
er 10, de: paewe, ¢ fireplace 
wood FE 5-3057. OAK WOOD FOR SALE, FE 4-7201. 
SH. T iD, OR 
3-6022. 
"SLAB WOOD, OH FIREETACE __wood. 3 cord. $14. Del 8-6131 
WHITE BIRCH FIREPLA 
Yor: $15 and §18 delivered. FE   
  
  
Plants, Trees, Shrubs 28 PP LPL LLL PF 
R SCOTCH PINES FOR “LANDSCAPE MY 23791 *   
For Sale Pets 
2 BEAUTIFU 1L. BLACK POODLES. 
male female 7 mo. old. House 
tre. Al: shots. FE 4 5-3128. 
2 FEMALE PUPPIES, MIXED _ breed, PE 2-7217. 
my? HUND PUPPIES 
rea PATE GER- pup, $20. OR 
3-4259. 79 
  
. Machinery 
BAY cITY DRAG LINE. 
cord. Make offer. Eves., ae 
RY 
MY) + CANARIES FOR Gale. FE + 
CANARIES. i FO mas gifts. Reas. FE 4- 
DACHSHUND.. PUPP. & Sag service. ion LE 387 aa top   
  7221 wa 
RUN IN 3 PHASE MOTORS N SIN- ‘gle phase current, 
_after 6 P.M 
Do. At Yourself _ 69. 
FOR RENT | Wall paper steamer. floor sand-. 
ers, polishers. hand sanders, fur-) 
nace vacuum cleaners, Oakland 
t. 436 Orchard Lake 
BA CLEANER 
BOWNIE: S HARDWARE | 
FO! 4 
Pome “weekdays. 8. ra 
Sund iJ toto 7 Bud: ag ery - ‘ise tealm. 
  
Sale Musical Goods 7 
ae PEDAL BOARD onoar. 
= it   B. mahogany os 3 aaeanl's orgs 
$20 down. Balance in 36 mos. 
         
    Medium size player piano ... sae ® 
Terms, 
Mahogany | cbnsole piano $479 i $20 ¢ Balance 36 m | 
bes net piano. Like new 
$20 down. Balance 36 mos. i 
rgamo. Make your pla 
an organ with this attachment; 
er 
$ 
°GALLAG HER'S 
      
   
    
         
    ginner, $60, Hammond chord or- . » tke new, 
      ~ ORGAN, “BMALL. USSD, 2 | 2 
4 
      
   pepe sd tebe ps dew eT 
Soma ne 3/2040 | DACHSHUND 
‘GERMAN 
| PART 
* 
in 1ST CUTTING: ALFALPA, 
Ak) Good EC. din able. 
"Ei PR _ trained, Wormed. Cali | 
GERMAN sHEPH . FEMALE, 
2 years old. be a good 
home, Call OR 31983 after 6 p.m. 
PUPPIES, 6 
weeks old. $15. MI 4-5967. 4 
HAMSTERS AND GUINEA PIGS. ae Pet Shop. 65° Williams. 
433 
KITTENS, FREE “TO GOOD HOMES. 
hyp. |Pakaknats CANARIES, CA GES, 
Since .827, oe <a Ane,” 
Fike Saeiere CAN - CAUES, food, Crane's, pr Auburn, UL 
2-2200. . 
BOXER WONDERFUL 
with snesren to good home, FE 
2-776 after 5: . 
Poin baat ED BOXER 
pies, 8 wks. old, MY aire 
1 | POODLES, Po POMERANIAN AND TOY fow terrier: All Reg. PE $-6861, 
os PUPPIES, MIN, DEEP   
  
  
  PE: 
    ae hecolate eauties. seit eptaterel, Nica | ind simas gifts.” hone EM 
TOY FOX TERRIER PUPs. __Females. $30. MY _3-2878, { 
9, 8COTTY eee AKC REGIS S| tered MI 6- 
hg WHITE TOYS, 
Clippings. MY 3 in| te OM | , WEIMARANER PUP- WON: for Christ: wks. old 
AR ae oharpion ‘étock. 
  
4-0566 
Bass. Dogs Trained, Boarded 80 
FOR 4) 
AKC BEAGLES. VERY NICE. black a .< tops. Oe of Fd. 
R mo, a1 
be THURSDAY | AND 
FRIDAY 
DECEMBER 
3rd and 4th 
| 7 P.M, SHARP 
Christmas 
TOYS—Candy 
GAMES 
GIFTS 
TERRIFIC 
SAVINGS! 
| -FURNITURE- 1-2 & % PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES — 18 col RS 
3 PC, BEDR 8 
QUILT-O-PEDIC MATTRESS SPRINGS 
ae BRM ROCKERS OCCASIONAL CH eRe cathe HOLL BEDS 
4&5 DRAWER hist 
te 8 LINOL UME 
DINETTES NER AND 
COCKTAIL TABLES PORTABLE & CABINET G MACHINES SEWIN 
FLOOR LAMPS — POLE LAMPS 
TABLE LAMPS 
-~DRYGOODS- BLANKEXS- RUGS-EWEATERS TABLECLOTHS — DRAPES TOWELS~— pote 4 - pg ee ves 
PILLOW CASES—BA’ INDIAN BLANKETS 
-APPLIANCES- RADIO ~ COFFEE MAKERS 
PRESSURE COOKERS 
STEAM. IRONS-WAFFLE IRONS 
Len ARE 
FrooD oes RS—TOASTERS 
ELECTRIC LETS 
DEEP Ys 
63 PC. DINNER WARE 
STAINLESs STEEL 
-MISC. ITEMS- ALARM CLOCKS—WALL udeson BATH aa L AGE 
ELE! AZORS —JEWELRY 
AIR HOSE. 1x30 BINOCULARS 
ag yd UTENSILS—KNICK 
ACKs or ALL KINDS 
-TOOLS- i POWER Ae SWIVEL 
+ 
PALL L KINDS 
FREE DOOR PRIZES 
TER 
Up to 24 Months to Pay 
LOCATION: 
(2616 Dixie Highway 
U.S. 10, 1 Mile North 
of Pontiac City Limits 
E&L DISTRIBUTORS   
~ 
FRIDAY AND 
‘SATURDAY 
NIGHTS -| MOBIL HOME   
iy mm 
OXFORD TRAILER SALES — NOW 1960's: 
cum and ne used traitors. Bow 
Ting Rake Ciamrt 
Travel id 
FOR SALE 1 -ABo0 foot, 7 Ra. modern. 
and take over 
~ i r $51.26 per month, 
ck . Lake Road, ont 
4-844 
PONTIAC Cusy &5 -DRTROTEERS 
We teke neumbeit furniture tn 
BOB HUW’ fCHINSON' 5, 4301 Dixle Hwy, 
Drayton Plains on’ i ‘1902 
P intel is North ee Ane > . rt 9 
Oxtord. OA 8-3783 
PARKHURST TRAILER SALES 1540 Lapeer Ra. pa 
pfomow mou 2 makes. pew MU 
  
  
Featu! 
Moon. ‘Bice TourA-Home. "between Lake Or- 
ion and Oxford. On   
SPECIALS _ MOBILE Just ike new. "aly Used for Vacations.’’ $1150 
_ wit only $150 down, 4 
40 PT. CHAMPION — Only 2 yrs. 
old. Hxeqilent condition. Sleeps 6. 
ms and full bath. | 
Priced at only $2750 «with 
down. Here is a steal. 
for Mr. “Brown Ask 
er H. BROWN, Realtor - 2407. Road 
FE “4 “Ei ot jake FE. 2-4810 
WORILE HOME 
ALES & SERVICE - sees Sporiem 
  an- 
Darts 
& 
ars wired. we" sell your used 
traiier for Maas 
3172 W. FE 49743 
TRAVEL TRAILERS ALL siZEs. 
New and used, Schult Custom Dwelleyan 10 tt. vite 
our jot, 2 trailers in 
sale. un Dal for a deal, HOLLY 
MA COACH SALES, 
15210 TROLL RD., HOLLY. MEl- Omnpr eR eRWoSDs | 
trade * rion ge ae Depa r            
    “*An’ please make that old alley cat find a new alley!” 
    
      
Bests & Acomeren_ 97) NTER SPECIA 
NEW - 1s wwecemaker ia ided ply: 
wood runab * transom, 
wood frame windshield, 
remote controls 
Evinrude 35 bop. Lark. 
ue, HOW @& wea at steering 
and new 
$1,760 18 
val- 
085 
Many more “new “and used 
boats motors to choose 
TIPSICO 
ary night "til 6 Phows MAln 
  
PR ESHURIZED 4 ENGINE 
a Hiner. one yy He- 
wall extra. 
$20. Ferry Service. OR 
TRUCE NORTH. 
load. Either way. PE 5- peed 
TRANSPORTATION TO F Transportat'n Offered 100 100 
onne PALLY TO MOBI LE, Bonnie's peveweay PE 
pate. 
a Mia ” New 
York, $20. “Philadelphia, A ‘Wash. 
3-1254. 
|! PART 
‘LORIDA, riders, a 10   
Consider 1 or % 
23-0022. nd BF B   
_.Wanted ed Used d Gars <1 “101 
JUNE OR. OR CHEAP CARS WANTED. Top dollar paid. FE 8-8300.   
“ACT JON” 
— TOP DOLLAR — 
— 1959 MODEL CARS — 
Glenn's Motor ; Sales 
PE 47371 CRONE 41797 
TO. USED & JUNK CARS iP 
wt Seles 8-244) 
$ D JUNK CAaS, TA TAYLOR   
Waa. sed parts. PE 
See M & M Motor Sales   
  
    
  
  
Rent Trailer Space 90 
AUBURN HEIGHTS. MOBITE VIL- lage. finest. Y% mile SE 
ontiac. 
170 N Opdyke PE 5-336! 
OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR 
those who want the best. 40 “ 
lots. 16x40" cement patios, ¢ 
One mile, east of Oxford on Laxel ville road, OA 86-3022. |   
  
ESTATES. 
ern lakefront and playground. EM 
" 3-2661, 
PA Tae vest tot 
  
  ea acres between Lake Orion & 
= oror. 
you EEN THE R NOW 
see the, “the Best Square RET FOw _Park. 
Auto ‘Accessories 91 PAPEL a a die ll 
REPLACE ‘RUSTED PANELS UN- 
der car doors $9.95 installed. 
__13_W. Walton. FE_3-7438. 
bor Sale Sale 1 Tires 
ey Usk USED, D TIRES, parte hate Ww 
uy. gell whitewalls. 
stare Tine SA oe 92 ,   ‘rose 46771. dol! Kod later mode) cars, 
TRAVEL TRAILERS & RENTALS. a Bale rr seuNe C 5 race ,Tour-a-Home rotw ’ ar- 
King, & Huron Homes. Special PONTIAC WA. ve 2-0209 
Fates for Florige vacations Bale ae CA = 
used nte am FE ° 5-6079 
Trai'satee, ass Winate take | STARP CARS WANTED Top Dollar 
Cass- Oakland $12 W. Monteaim FE 8-8288 
-AVERILL'S 2020 Dixle Hwy. 
FE 2-9878 FE_4-6896 
CARE Ks AND JUNK Cans. TRUCK wanted. FE 5-538.   
  MOD- Bow ttac a AUTO BROKERS , sell, trade 
1260 x aah and Madison 
-9100   
— Se DEALER — 
uality Motor Sales 
SPE. RATELY NEEDS 
All Model Clean Cars 
649 ORCHARD LAKE. FE_ 3-704)   
TOP $8$ ‘DOLLAR 
For All Model Cars 
Glenn's Motor Sales 
WEST H PE 4-7311 FE 41797 
JUNK CARS WANTED. OR 32-2938 S   
  
AS MUCR AS $50 FOR JUNK AND | 
  
    
  
451_8. Saginaw at Raeburn 
Auto Service 93 PRPPLPL ALLL POP LOLOL LOL LD 
A-1 CRANKSHAPT ‘APT GRINDING Inv 
the car. Cylinder reboring. Wal- 
_ly’s Crankshaft Sve., OL 1-0263. 
CRANEBHAT TS P GRINDING IN THE 
car 
GRANKSHAFT GRINDING. IN THE   
  
  
  
    502 Saginaw Bt. FE 4.0687 cheap cars. FP 32-3666 days or 
LOOK! 70x14 BLACK T ALL name brands, og new oars, "$15.50 OP PRICE FOR JUNK CARS. 
tus a ong os Tire : aE } 4-4878 
es WANTED JUNKED OR WRECKED 
or Fi eso “ee WARPED TEE aber oe SNOW KUHN AUTO ae TOP 
149°W. Huron : 2-1215 $$$ 
‘| STANDARD BRAND | _s TIRES, + trade in on General Safetv Tires. . ) 
Up to 80 50 per cent off. Black or _For GOOD USED CARS tewalls. | 
ED WILLIAMS Russ Dawson 232 S. Saginaw FE. 2-9131   
WE DON'T LIKE TO BOAST. 
BUT _ WE. Goby ms U'LL GET 
‘THE MOST FO R CAR AT 
“JEROME “BRIGHT SPOT” | 
Orchard Lake at Cass 
  
  car. Crlnders rebored. Zuck Ma- . . 
_ chine Bhop, % Hood. Phone. FE FE 8-0188 Open Eves. 
_ ' ABT. B CAR LET EXPERTS HARDENBURG MOTOR ‘SAT Put Your Car in Bhapet 6 at Pike FE 5-7308 ~ Light Peavy Repair “JUNE CARS "AND Ks, Guaranteed. : OR .3-2038 
RINK “MOTORS, vot mee . . your car x we bbs 
4455 Ws, Huron on oe 40301 | > Trad 
EXT.TO 5 oe ae . 
“Sale Moto? SLADE TO ” 1957 CUSHMAN ANY EX~ 
tras. Best offer. | Mt 6-3 coil Lome ity ‘2 URN 
‘$7 VESPA N : °  % cd for paper routes. Used. Auto P. arts 102 
iia Discount 7a REPLACK RUSTED PANELS U les & used’ slaoters: Sim tee fy car. doors ee ustalled. 
midget Gass & racers. From $189, W Walton, FE 3-7438. Sale Used Trucks 103 
AXLE. 
''S6 Chevrolet ... .» $1195   
Housetrailer 
Owners PULL YOUR OWN 
"49 GMC CUT Ow N 
"$8 y~or trade 
SGH TRAM »TR GCKS holesale—Retai] 
Pontiac Ww 2539 tn) Hwy. 
OR 35-1209 OR 3-0311   
Pontiac's 
Truck Center 
eatery, Branch 
OAKLAND AT CASS 
INTL PI DUAL OP wheels. 1 ton. V ¢ 
Economy Used Cars. 223 pus 
~ Turner's 
Truck Center BIRMINGHAM; 
'53 Chevrolet ......$ 595 1% TON 12 PT. STAKE, 
‘4 Chevrolet, wee ee Gh 595 TON 8 FT. STAKE. 
sf International 6. $ 595) % TON PICKUP. 
54 Chevrolet eeeee $ §95 
% TON PICKUP.   
  
"55 Ford vee caeeaae$ 995 +7t; AEE. 3 3 arp SPD. AXLE. 
38 GMC Va an - oer $1295 
gas 8 Ties. AR DOO 
‘53 D dge ++ 595 CYLIN! 
S$ F ord ......5. 695 
JTRARSMIBSION: asherB cay, 
35 Ford ........-- TRACTOR, 8 25:20 v1 ES, 2 SPD. 
1% TON VAN. 
'S7 Dodge * ceeeee$ 995 age SN CUP, POWER STERR: 
"588 Ford ........--$1295 
Bane cave. FRA SHARP 
ARK BLUE, § CYLINOER. 
‘BOB ‘BUTLER 
HAROLD 
TURNER FORD 464 8 Woodward MI 4-7500 
Auto 9 Insurance 104 POPPI PPL: 
MERIT. R ED ne STTOMOBILE 
TERMS? VAILABLE. FE Eves, PE 2-4353 
Foreign & & ‘Spts. Cars 105 
19687 HILLMAN MINX PER FECT 
condition. R&H, Tehewehe $940, 
FE ate 
1958 LKSWAGEN. LIKE NEW, 
19 390 ‘" Eg} Beverly. 
$0 RENAULT DAL] >HINE, MEDIUM 
_ blue. Sliding roof, big he: heater, low 
mileage. Like new » 1065 
Chesterfield. Birmingham. 
Sale Used Cars 106 BOLO POO 
1958 BUICK ROADMASTER 15, 4 
door, hardtop, fully Sree full 
ower, }ike new, $2,150 1600 E, 
aple Rd., Bham 
1955 BUICK 51 SPECIAL HARDTOP. Exe. cond. MA eat 
1955 BUICK 2 DR_ TARDTOP R&H   
  
  
- Power steering and brakes, 
New tires 1 owner. FE 88375 
_or FE 5-9193 
'S5 BUICK SPECIAL 2? BR. HARD. 
top. Dynaflow, Radio & heater. 
v * 
Hardenburg CORNER CASS & PIKE PE 5-739 : ‘62 BU : 
REPOSSESSION ig full Drip. No cash needed. 
ray only 8 mo. Due te Ist, 
HASKINS 
DEMO     da, 
blue tick. 
h } tr rea x ae 8, ba Seals 7 ‘aw. Tan jes, 
BS Laie watford    
AY. A Ma. . Lamnee Wood, MA_5-0066. 
cur. 
     ORGAN, 
SCHMID" 
      
    
  $25.000 brand neve k, r 
hand. tools. Gi ‘tock ian tore, : 
cigcks. rugs wee BS oon Me: 
in paint, torches, 
Gnristonas gitts.. “1,000 & 1 Kemi 
teo num: to mention. 
F NTS “ 
Action | Merch ine Mast SIMPLEX MOTOR BIKE, FROM 
: é8. Pull line of Simplex racers 1Mile North of Miracle Mile pe 189, Cliff Dreyer’s Gun & 
Bet. Square Lk. & Orchard Lk. Rd. Sport “Crater, eat Holly Ra.. Holly, MEltose + " ANDERSON SALES & SERVICE 
230 ¥ ke FE 4-4246 
MOR et ZOOOTER FOR SALE.   
t :   
For Sale Motorcycles 98, 
  
B&B. 
  Auction Sales” 5089 Dixie 5 piped 
_ Drayton 1 Plains 
Every Friday : oy he m. 
Every Saturday . 
  
  
      
    
' For Sale Bicycles 96 %% 
SCHWINN BIKE ENGLISH TYPE. 
Boy's 26 inch. Like ie new. MI 4-7445 
Boats. £ Ascesneriee, 97 tial tncaadl   
  > Sele Lisa 'T. 22 1959. Sear eeu Fe eS at 
= PERI ne 
Cc 
_Wrecker> > Ack, EM. 3-4827, 
“30. tires. ’ Ready tor 
3-09 
ae “MILEAGE 67 CHEVROLET 7, so, a Apply 868 
  i951 PORD, 3° DR x12: TON AND 
2a" 3380 W. Walton. OR 
    
_ LARGE SELECT ION 
Need Trucks At eine    Bel _.Air. 
sedan Gas saving 6 cylinder en. 
ine, Powerglide, radio, heater. 
eautiful sateen silver and ivory 
finish. Priced to-xell 
  ihe Ford salve wa 
|. Auto. trans. Redio 
 bew. 81806.   
} 
MUST SEL L ONE. . Buick, Hatatp Wagon Excep- 
tionally clean. ‘Low 
"6 Packard Clipper. Fine car 
iM ¥ Low sents e smal 
d ent. FE 8 so or ib 
_ Was Dae “ 
1987 ROLET ¢ CY" 7 Da. wagon Exe. cond. $1186, 
on, 4 dr. V8 Heater. Like 
1999 Dots, 2 dr. rr Wien yor: adio & it towels. 
id black, 812 
" in dr, ate. 
~ Baas & neater. oid 
ome Buick ad dr. Mardies. oe 
& beater. 
HOMER HIGHT MTRS, “16 fpinutes from aver 
Oxtard 
8B BUT CK, a DR. HARDTOP. 
Good co $360. 16042 Marguer- 
tte, Birmingham, Mr 6-908 
‘$8 BUICK HT DYNAPLOW. “POW: 
Sele W.W. tires. Sharp. FE 
Dixie Ok'd Cars 
HAND PICKED AND 
PERSUNALLY CHECKED 
MANY ONE QWNER CARS 
‘60 Ford Fatcon, . Aiite: . 600 
  
  
Nke new -. eeoeenweren 
” 
SM 
ob 
  Chevy adr Real tnatD Gave 
YOUR CHOICE $50 
REET 
“TUBY 
Dixie Ok'd Cars DIXIE HWY. AT SABHARAW 
NRA ACHE ee BO MICH: 
REPOSSESSION Fay full price, No cash petded. 
ay only 827 mo e Jan, sth, 
King Aute, Mr, Mr, Bell, FE 6-0402. 
"56 CHEVROL ET V8 8 hts ad iN 
Pomergiide equipped rh ty with 
radio, heaters white tires and a peauliful mustard & custard 
ish, Approximately 32,000 miles 
$1375 
Crissman CHEVROLET COMPANY 
ROCHFSTER ALL RUN!” 
  
+ ; Rambler 
_{ used car as part paytmen | eee 
At Houghtes’s ‘tw B Case 08 Holiday Sedan. Real 
‘M Olds Sunes 0 4 door sedan 
All power rple. 
"Mi Olds §8 2 door Sedan. Mydra- matic. Power brakes. 
Houghten 
& Son . Your Fa fae as Dealer 
s28 N. Main, Rochester OL 1-9761 
HARK 
LARK! Poutive Atea's Newest 
AND SERVICE DEPT. 
RINK MOTORS 445 W. HURON { 
OR 4-0391 
MEMTe TO THE ROLLADIUM 
~ R&C   
LOTS OF NEW ’60 
Ramblers in stock 
9-Passenger 
Station Wagons 
tonus Buy on 
Ambassadors 
American especially 
priced for Christmas 
presents 
Go North, East 
South. 
and then get a 
- flaming deal 
in the West: 6145 Comemret a4 
corner Union Lake Rd. 
| BM_3-4155 EM 3-4156 
| Want to Buy a New Car? | PE gunn aF> SEE OUR 8E- Leossons ¥ NEW AND USED 
cA Fr E 8T. 
a DEAL AT ONE 
OAKLAND OLDEST 
DEALERS.       
  
FORDS A 1930 
BEATTIE ped ofee” awe singe #3. 
wm the Stoplight in Waterford 
WILL ACCEPT   
Guns outboards, boats, refrigera- 
tore add appliAnces. ete On our 
new 1960 a tmviers or ony good 
  OPEN EVES. ‘TIL ® OL 2-972) 
REPLACE RUSTED “PANELS UN- der car doors $9.95 installed 
_13 W. Walton, FE 3-7438 
“LOOK, MECHANIC SPECIAL | 
1936 Buick door, full 
owe 
down Lucky 
8. Saginaw, 
~HAUPT 
PONTIAC 
FOR 
OUR BEST 
IN 
USED CAR 
VALUES 
1956 Pontlac Chieftain 870 4 door 
station wagon. Hydramatic, radio, 
heater, white walls. A beautiful 
family car. Just the ear your 
mame 's looking for, Low down 
ment. 24 months on baeiance. Phone 
  
19 "Buick Century dr. Hardtop. 
Dynaflow, Radio, Heater. Power 
brakes.. Low mifeage.* 
1957. Buick Super 4 dr. nT gtOR 
Dynefiow. Power steering. er weanee. Whitewalls. 2 tome. 
Low down payment. 30 mos: on 
balance. 
$7 Olds. 2 dr. Hardtop. A black 
beauty! Radio Heater Hy dra- 
A l-owner 
Hvdramatic R. 
A areen emer matic. Power brakes 
1988 “Ronirac 2 04r 
& BH. Whitewalls 
sae Shows exc. care. 24 mos 
on balance 
1955 BUICK 2 dr Maroon finish. A 
dandy for only 8596. 
Magy More ‘to Choose From 
t Mile Fee 0.8. 10 
  
   193 &.. Sit aos Phone FE 
$e CADI E VILLE, hw a at Sokaea” Like new. Will } 
MAZUREK STUDEBAKER SALE 
South Blvd. at Saginaw FE 4-9587 
ROLET, ‘50 4 OR. WAGON. 
Ha to tell from new, Gold & 
tvory, V-8 PAde hashes: «power 
|__ Steering. $3,301   a4-Friday Evening Open Mori rk 
-MADle 8.5568 * Mantle 48-1741 
REPOS RSTON ‘ 
1656 Chevrolet. r, V-8, No 
money dows ard ume pey- 
ments of $27.24. Firs payment 
due next year. Lucky Auto. S   BILL SPENCE | oR: AMBLER” ALES -& SERVICE— 256 8 SAGINAW FE 86-4541 
TRADE NOW! BOR A FABULOUS 
1960 
CHEVROLET 
at 1959 Prices 
| Crissman CHEVROLET COMPANY 
OPEN EVES. ‘TIL | ‘aa OL 2-972) 
PONTIAC AUTO 
BROKERS 
$8 Buick, 4 dr. special, real $1895 
$8 Chevy 4@ dr. FB ae woe B1HDS   
      y %° 
Ss a 
Cy 
= 
* 
2 
+ 
66 Chey, 4 dr¢ Bel Air 
Eo Buick Special, 4 dr.. 2-tone $1099 
‘67 Pord Custom Std, trans. $1608 
67 Plymouth 6 auto., wagon, $1006 
AI Stude, 4 dr. 6. OD. ...... § 995 ‘36 Chev. % ton pickup, seaee $ 895 
‘$5 Buick Super 9? dr HT 895 
'O4 Olds 4 dr. 88 Pull 606 
‘64 Ford Custom 6, Auto. 495 
Custom a 250 Ford 2 dr. 8 
"1 Poritiac 2 Dr. a. am. 
‘$2 Stude 2 dr, auto 
"60. Buick, 4 dr. $ 
Willy's Jeep with _oab & plow $ 28 
1260 Perry at % FE 4-9100 
CHEVROLET 
LEFTOVERS 
2-Doors & 4-Doors 
Station Wagons 
Impalas 
om As jow as 
$1872 Officials’ and company cars 
Bank rates— Mi months 
Easy down paymente 
NORTH CHEV. Punter Bivd. at 8. Woodward Ave irminghem MI 4-6 | * 
    
  ‘$4 MERCURY 2 Door ..,+4, ‘ 2s 
"SS DEBOTO 4 DCF cacsenes § 298 
‘53 DODOR 4 Door : 
‘83 PORD Sedan ..ccccseeess 6 108 
‘3 BUICK Special 2 Door .. § 108 
‘30 BUICK Sedan csssevee 
‘30 DeBOTO Sedan . cis seas @ ‘s 
BRAID - MOTOR, & pesoropuT MOUTH PDE ALER ote P. 30. YEARS PAIR CASS AT WEST ‘ be Mi 
ea “CLEAN” ~ Birmingham Trades 
13S50N. 
Woodward © 
Birmingham MI 4-1930 
655 CHEVROLET | RA   
   Assume payments “. 26 per 
Cr rk 
. at MI td. 
1954 * a DIO AB ¥ NQ. ‘Bown oe pay: 
ments $1 me. 
regs Mer. Park * 47600. Harold Marner 
HASKINS DEMO.   
6571 Dixte Highway at M-15 
MAple $-5071 Open nites ‘til o 
  “Ramblers: 
1959 RAMBLER CUS. 
TOM CROSS COUNTRY 
WAGON ssi are LESS THAN 5,006 MI 
aye ‘coun Ts nee x 
ec peeees $2298 
4 DOOR, R&AH, POWER. rer 
IN AND OUT, 
HRY 10 
  $e i. 
OR OLD 
1988 RA} ma CUS- 
WAGON SPOTLESS IN AUTOMATIC SOLID nite 36 0.54, VERY LOW CASE OLD TRADE. 
1988 RAMBLER 
SEDAN -. $1545 4 DOOR, NEW CONDITION, LOW, 
WO PAYMENTS. 490.26 VERY LOW CASH DOWN OR OLD TRADE. 
1958 METROPOLITAN 
ee veee $1295 orhewe 
een eeee 
HURRY! 36. PAYMENTS, 
VERY LOW CASH DOWN 
TRADE 
1957-ME -TROPOLITAN 
CONVERTIBLE. ,. .$995 
MILES. HURR PIRST— 
by n IN ore R a MOE MONTHS. 
CASH a Bon St OR OLD Very tow 
1957 RAMBLER CROSS 
COUNTRY 
WAGON ents nees RED AND WHITE, VERY STANDARD | TRA xAN $1195 
  
LOT AS 
BIRMINGHAM 
66 S. WOODWARD : 
MI 6-3900 t2eeee eee s Et 
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  1969 Chevrolet Pupels weil oor. 
hardtop, V-6 en pean 
power steering, power Takes, ra« 
dio. heater. ny other ~ 
_gortes, eee tiful ‘cing ats ‘core ; <3 
ory finish. me 
“thet can't be be ‘Ff 
Haskins Chev. . 
                      
      
    
    
         
         
      Rate sh VERY LOW | TRADE. 
1959 R AMBL "ER AM- 
BASSADOR | 
CUSTOM 
  
OLIVER TOM CROSS COUNTRY — 
  RAMBLER ~~~ 
    
DODGE 
        | Haskins Chev. - 6571 Dixie Highway at M-15 
MAple 6-5071 Open nites 
  
OUR. 
=, BEST DEALS 
EVER ON 
- 1960 | ra 
‘$8 BUICK ...4.. | SUPER Bg DTOP 
Jue & 
one. Doo 
new, 2-Tone 
Hurry on this 
'S7 FORD ........$ 895 2 
Economy 6 — Gun Metal 
‘Gray finish, 
57 DODGE .......$1295 CORONET DOOR 
Radis & Heater, Auto. trans, 
Reew gutifuy 2 Tone Green fine 
sae ad 
56 PLY MOUTH «.$ 695 SAVOY | SEDAN V8 — Blue & white, to ry 
55 PONTIAC oes $ 
CATALINA #10" 
Ne man TS $1893 | 
rT —~ Low mileage: Like B te—. 
=| ST PLYMOUTH 4. Door H-Top 904 
i. Harden .9004 MT\Tt AT 
NOAL 
BARGAINS 
‘GALORE 
GLENN'S “MOTOR SALES°* 
“37 (CHEVY B-Air Maretep . $1304 
2 Door — Auto. tran 
‘oT PLYMOUTH Belvedere ... $1044 
‘ST PONTIAC 2 Door H-Top $124 
81 BUICK special 3 Door ... $1204 
"86 PONTIAC Starchief H-Top . $904 
"86 CHEVY 2 Door Hardtop ... $79 
'S6 BUICK 4 Dr. Hardtop ../ $108 
‘66 PONTIAC 4 Dr. Sedan... $804 MAA = Motor Sales 
OCcK NO, 44 . 
‘39 PONTIAC 2 DR .. $2195 
A sedan with radio heater, 5 
dard solid blue 2 
at is yarin’ 
an. 
ak 
mas "present to the family. 
HO. m 
re 
of stop a au ais wee this 
ew ou the, - 7 
you've ween t+ 
er standa: transmission and die 
rectional signal 
STOR. no, 42 
‘39 BUY 2 DRe ake coe 
A haradtep. with heater, re 
dynafiow, white tires ang mileage, A one age ior. AY : 
ed 
‘s7 BU cK 
ROADM 
  
  
      
  
    
    ‘SS CHEVY. OES: “Sedan $504 
                                   
     
      
              
      
        
       
                 
    
    Ray or bring . 
Bob Southern, English Pord-Lark . . \/ ht lm 2 4 " $191 dow “lth: | Dealer, Walled Lake. MA 4-4231. "58 Pontiac Wgn ..$1995 O e | WE TAKE PAYOLA $ awn will handle. ‘== peepee pertain . 3¢MOs ON BALANCE i087 FORD CONVERTIBLE, _ RA New Tires. 6 Pass. | “_ _ 
} A? DIO Xofin dE en RE NEW . | WHATEVER YOUR AMOUNT TO PUT YOU INTO ~ 
SCHUTT | EES eee Tiwary, Sales |. MNP auras \ me bg +f $49. per mo. Call Credit | 4dr. HT Sharp. Low mileage | 
; er Mr. Patks at MI 47500. | < Pers r *T 
“e Harold Turner Ford 1°s7 M : 59 CHEVROLET 58 CHE VROL ET i j 37 Mercury ...... $1195 OVER STATION WAGON ‘TON PICKUP 
ot 8 woot? naan) ING. Vg. 130 Do Your 2 dr. See this one!! 100 rf je cPowergiiaa,- Walle Rear Bumper, an, Ts 3. _Weodwa _ 2) ' ‘" . . | ~ Wheel Rings. Solid Solid Harbor Blue || ‘4 JEEP STATION~ WAGON. 30; Christmas 1'56 Pontiac S.C. $1095 . \ Gold Paint. Pam. | mp. gal. OR 3-006). A-l RECONDITIONED _. 4 is De it FORD. “CHEAP eu Sh , . 4 dr. Full Power U dc | eee eee eee eee eae vl’ ase e ee ee ceenees $1485 i 
gt ONOPPING 56 Pontiac H’top ..$ 995 SCQUOTS fon cep, | 52° FORD, FULL CUSTOM BLUF. Pp: | °58 CHEVROLET 33 G.M.C. lowered, Rolls and pleats, extras. ~ Early! 4dr. Pink & Gray A-1 | TO SELECT FROM i * 2 “TOR 14-FT. VAN ‘i edie ey carly! 7 ” “005 | STATION waked" «Door 2 Anthony Lift gate. 8 New 
1934 FORD | CONVERT FOR SALE NOW IS THE TIME To TRADE, 90 .’ontiae H’top 5 Tran id ne ally ag TOR SLATER MODEL CAR | 2 dr. Gold & Tack EXAM PLES: Adobe "Belse Paint Sot Tires. Will move any: | G RD. me ean : 1 ai Fou pas ei temee ies, RIND HUGS THE CAR YOU *36 Pontiag Won =.& 803 seereceetaeeeees SHS yo eeseeey SIRS Cath Mr, Richards. Credit Mun. WANT! _ 56 Pontiac Wen. =-$ 895) 450 ENGLISH FORD | | q acer: Scone ¥12 8. Wood: oso pryMOUTH 3 ON ANGLIA 2 DOOR | °5. CHEVROLET 59 CHEVROLET - ward ‘ oor wagon, power steering, ~~ ‘gs Ford S$ 695 ~ Original Platinum finish ‘| 2-DOOR SEDAN IMPALA SPORT PE | New Car warranty, ose 4 ver sie . oh oY? 8.000 aetna gnie New i Fresh-Air Heater, Jvory * : Radio Heater, W- |) ~ r it » Te: eathe in- | ] . . 4 ~~ 5 
| 39 PLYMOUTH PURY : $245. se ute, Clean _ te Radio & Heater, W. | — *ORS er ati a H 4 door sedan, wer ‘steering & 35 Pontiac Sc $ 795 3 ly 2. . ‘ ‘ i ee - Seine! with Red ~ 
brakes, REH Demo. ~~ . HT Tan &- Ivers rs . _f © 295 . « ‘ 4 ae ¥, Sharp!! LID ee cee da Bas tated es 
ION 87 CHRYSLER WINDSOR ... $159 . ‘37 FORD . : F ONTIAC.CADIL.LAC ‘door, -hardtop. Low mileage j ‘35 Ford W $7 FORA CUSTOM 300" 58 RAMBL : 195 S) ’ a Sharp! Power steering & en. gn. as 795, = te 39 PONTIAC | 4.Gr. Ready to Oo =| | —~ CUSTOM 2 DOORS ‘Sedan — Auto. STATION WAGON 4DOOR STATION WAGON. White, ‘37 PLYMOUTH ............ ger neine. ado & He tam }— Fan Gnfome Discs. We Gross Count y Door a“ 
Se teate yaertyssra Saauommtts Ra, WGsor "54 Cadillac... :| $1395, 7 Hal Basie Beater <1 — Sonat HARP ree etn | fe, _wiittewal tires. Only 11000, Coupe DeV¥ Ville Rew; tvs ~ 935 . SN Red Paint. ~ “$l I 45 “Cyl, Like-new condition. ~ 
[37 RAMBLER “81098 | oe te = SPREE eee ees oso Web eed bare ee DE door sedan, @ cylinder, } 56 FORD. : oN 1988 PONTIAC Standard trans, qiinaes | cu 2 DOOR va ncaa + A a7 =) . Tre 
CRIEFTAIN CONVERTI vite, Trans ortation Original ‘factory Forest RE INCOLN ~ 57 FORD { BLE White.'36 BUICK . $1098 | RDTO FAIR 800" 
Rea and ‘whe inte white top "4 door, r hardtop, RAH tant aco mente, Mart PREMIERE, } sa Pun Power ~~ "Sport *Gouie = ve] te interior eee 4 . ; 
Bed di tg ea Pon ‘Specials. oe oS oR Sg ae baa SEs SSMU WAGON... ame pecials. | ssf 1085s diem Bat ‘ 1805. pee y ee j Pee ee ere ewe entae 
oe eopep ten 38 OLDS _ $795 STARTING AT 53 CHEVROLET | trtetereveses ces $1385 ee ISSCHEVROLET 4 door, hardtop. Super 88 R&H, BEL AIR HARDTOP 'S7 Pp , - IMPALA é T WHITE wITH - $49 Original factory 2tone fin- ONTT: AC: 6 C HE Vv ROL ET. ; whit ros. Mallory. ig- ‘95 BUICK S695 yt ish, Standard trans Radio « spout 00 cour 2-DOOR. SEDAN nit PxCorvette shift, 2 400%, hardtop, R&H, Dyna. & Heater ‘9 ‘ nagre & wtigaier: Hydre- V-8... Power, rgiide Radio 
; $1805. 195, PLYMOUTH WAGON |... $495 Sua Goa NO. ry aac ed 1958 MERCURT,_ [27 25% § evincer “Sh [octeeeee @eveeees S285 oo 1 MONTCLAIR | CONVERT. 7 FORD SEDAN «0.02.0... $598 | Owroom ‘34 CHEV ROLE -T e : 3 $ O45 ares brakes. ‘Loaded : utomatic. Fowergiids. pate & Heat- oo CHEV ROLET "54 FORD 
      
  
31, LES. ABSOLUTE- ACULATE. SOLID 
Wiice te tinat ak 
    = 1G- 
“me cpt, tmocn_ tgee| HES OUEEY ae a y-8 engine, powers Soiae. CASH DO' OR ‘OLD TRADE. 
el, beater anyother ae 1957. FORD CUSTOM «eek oe Peete Shee igh is, RANCH WAGON .$1195 (8 CYLIN 
  
  RAH, OVERDRIVE REAR END. 
"Hoskins Chev. | Smis.coe> sole watite *| Low CaSH DOWN OR OLD 6571 Dixie Highway at M-1s TRADE. 
MApie 5: Open nites “til § . 
| B57 FORD COUNTRY 
ee CHEVRO- SEDAN .........$1395 
let, OR 40147, 4 DOOR, RADIO, AUTOMATIC $i CHEVROLET DELRAY $305 TRANS, POWER RING 
beac vores ede, Ra, Sr) BARE OC Ritts Fay Maz UDEBAKER SALES) MENTS, $41.63. VERY LOW CASH MAZURER st at Sagitiaw FE 40581' DOWN OR OLD TRADE. 
RUSS DAWSON 1958 FORD 500 RE- on 
7 CHEVROI, ET TRACTABLE - 
ec 2 Sta Bae tran mis HARDTOP v1.00 $1895 ¥, Eteo = CTUA) ‘s NEW CONDITION, 18.900 ACTUAL 
#95 | RE Seth ib { 
CASH DOWN OR OLD TRADE, - 
      ‘Russ’ Dawson. 1950 FORD COUNTRY MOTOR COMPANY “$2. 395, 
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
  11957 ‘FORD Y FAIRLANE | 
500 VICTORIA «2 $1595. 
_ King Auto. Mr. Bell. FE 8-0402. Heaslelsin Chee. sath inte Righyay ot M-18 ma ee en nites "til 8 . ABT cher it wt 
‘6? Ford 6 
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    ee Joe's © 
“ited ‘ER. A a eee - _- Mies ia 
ments of mo. Cai 
ES “noe paso ~ New Ford Trade-Ins 36 MERCURY 
  DOOR ré di : Low CES Beautitur 2 arrears 89 Thunderbird ...........+.. $9250 et aie eater: 65 Ford W: cy aneeeeeeee HH uto. trans, A l-owner 1ST Word Wg OBtiek 220000000, § tae a. 2 
"6 Mercury nate ceceesinceece | 700 $1095 bad po Pitan rr) ; . 
osner- Cc uc ord ‘ ‘ 
M2% at Clarkston Rd Russ Dawson Lake Orion 1Y _2-2611 "29 FORD WITH '53 star ia BEST 222 8. ore ad MPA 2-$131 
otter. PE am r a CLD 
wer, casey tioanity clean, $1195," 
REPOSSESSION On 3.3608.   
145 full price. No cash geeded. 
ad only $7 mo. Due Jan. 9th. FACTORY BRANCH 
57 OLDSMOBILE   
1653 FORD § PASSENGER STA- 
  
  
    
  
  232 8. Saginaw FE 2-9131 SED. AN eee eae apt ses ‘On, L Tadile. nee Forde. R iow E = e, 
Tr ¢. ENGER, @ CYL} NDER hice Wa adio eater, Hydra- 
tet CoRR OL ET. ee TY . tip BLA LACK, oo Eg UIPPED. i ott, “special at only §481. matic. 1 power 
ABSOLUTELY "NO ONEY) AUTOMATIC TRANS AND | nT 95 
PN. Aaa ayments of. . . . 
tn 96 per mo, Gall Credit Mgr. 36 PAYMENTS, $62.63, VERY LOW North Chev. Mr. Parks at MI 4-7600. Harold) CASH DOWN fs) 
Turner Ford. ABOVE CARS ARE FULLY = Hunter Bivd. at &, Woodward Ave. 
‘3) CHEVY STANDARD SHIFT q= GUA \RANTEED AND OIpoe | Birminghe MI_¢-2733 F 
New battery and oar. good Pontiac 
-yabber.. $300, EM 3-820: 
sme BIRMINGHAM 4 oS ar Ras a CONVER cash. N hey. nea. Ist ..ce. geen. S 50 ul 
$125. UL 22247 after 5:30 p.m for 3 r. " veekede: $ 15 etal ‘ay CHEVROLET 7 DOOR. POWER. RAMBLER | 83 Eyre. ‘ Rac a ener $98 
glide. 1 cena. Runs good. Olfer BS Sedes. aed annie seeree 4 1 
_hearest $250, MI_4-5283 bog : - 5 oVovees . 
666 S. WOODWARD . 33 Ponflse @ dr. auto, 122. $138 iiss CHEV Vi. BEL-AIRE 4 DR . 52 Studebaker, 6. HT, ss. ss. $148 | yspotor Sedan, Radio, heater, and white) MI 6-390U | 83 Plymouth, 'R&H |. ....... $125 Walls, Excellent condition. $525. 62 Ford, V-8, R&H meneneer $1 FE 3-7117 
M4? _ Ottawa Drive. ‘jé FORD CHOPPED AND CHAN- | 53 Chev. 210 good runnin 128 | 
CHEVROLET CONVER /“peled with Olds engine, $200. 5] Buick, HT ................. $ 75 CLEMENS 87 
New midnight blue paint. Power) FE 41732. A CHOICE OF 40 CARS _ BEHIND. “inte OFFICE _ 
glide, wer brakes, radio, heat-,'55 FORD 4 DOOR : WAGON. OVER- NO REAS. OFFER wp “i oLbs VERY 
¢. as condition. | drive, R&H, extra snow tires NO MONEY REQU care FE 8-205. 
1 17868 feet ( afte wheels. Phone FE 5-4004 SUPERIOR 38 OBILE 96. CLUB COUPE. 
a wn GHRYSLER - winDEOR -4 __Sfter 6 pm, , wner. MM) i condition, reasonable. 1954 FORD 2 DOOR. STRAIGHT | her Private owne att “ea i ack As. Excellent condition AUTO SALES 
Fo | MA 5 rd ‘7 CHRY SLER | a3 FORD “HOEROD “CONVERT. . . ‘ Steel Cate are Pound. « 
4 door, HT, Turquoise and white Ipie TWIN CARBS, LOOV- 923 WEST HURON CRBDENTER | 
Torqueflite. PS, PB. R&H, ERED HOOD, RADI & HEAT- F 7 tires. } owner, Sharp. ER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY E 4.7500 cutavadhar’ CO 
Clarkston Motor Sales $21 08, pet mo. call veait Mer, you LL OUR Way. 415 Commerce Rd. EM 3-410) 
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH , Harold| = "LL LIKE ~ rt GooD NDITION. 
Main Si.. Clarkston MA 5-5141 Turner Fora Mi +1568. Haro —OF DOING BUSINESS— "Reasonable brie price. Power. FE   
| i054 4 FORD BD SRYLINER. V-8. FORD- 
_omatié. OR_3- 4327   
  
  
  
  
  
          \** FORD, 92 DR. ~6-CYL. GOOD 
cond. New tires, $325. OL 1-4306 
_after | 6   Ne. { 
$12 8. Woodward MI _ 6-5302 
‘SS DODGE ¢ _Walls. Radio. OR 3-5025. ‘130 8 
DODGE 8, AUTOMATIC.” VERY certo 
etiean. Cheap. MA 6-165. 1954 FORD RANCH WAGON RA- | ‘3 FORD Bakca WAGON, 
WH Full price $249 
DOOR Ire TOM BOHR, INC.   
  
  
  
    ha “nanas 6 «| — Ft DIO & HEATER. Soe pay | 
S BeaR uetiight STATION Noahs at ganae pee mee Bat | 
Must_sacrifice. 8-6504 Credit Mgr. Mr. Barks “at MI 1955 DODGE. ceetME PAY-' 4-7500. Harold Turner F . 
ments of $30.98 per month Noi "53 3 FORD, 4 DR. V WiGo 
erts, ‘Credit Manager. Schutz Mo-} REPOSSES er 
tors. 812 S. Woodward, J :| $285 Tull price. No cash needed. | 
DODGES ia Tay FOR EU- Pay only $17. Oue — s King | 
ro Auto. Mr. Bell, FE 8-   e in 10 days, will accept best 
ere. "68 Hardtop, full & 
Power, custom Lancer, auto. ; i Shiver & 1960 2 een OLisH PORES 
Atiglia Delux, equipped . 
air 
  blue. “65 4-door V-8, auto. trans. with fresh heater and de- | snowtires, blue & white froster, radio, ofl filter, white | 
Snowapple Ciprkston. MAple; walls,’ anti-freeze, windshield | _5:158t — 4 to 7 p.m washers, cigarette lighters, and | 
‘36 DESOTO 2 DR. a Rees’ axes. Complete for only! 
trans. Power steering & Aor \ | Very clean. _MA_ 6-64960 oe Brand new “59 2 door Angila De- 
ee ES pox ~_ & Me above. equipment ! 
~ ~ nly . 0. ' oor Anglia | 
1989 DeSOTO Delux demonstrator. Also has the | 
; above equipment, Only $1,450. 
This ‘factory official's car is YOUr old car should make the down 7 “like . ayment on any of the above. | feally like new and priced to pee i960 LICENSE if you ask tor | 
this ad with you to | 
|* ‘Cab, 
Your old car or 
  
  
    
          
    
    
         
         
    
   
   
    
     
   
      
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to 20. 
1957 PONTIAC STATION - , wi 
rad : woed SB PONTIAC oye ceeeees e845 s ml? Ste | 2 door, ‘Serato. . 
oes $395 
  ‘53° CHRVROLEY: ie door, Bel Air Sharp. 
"Transportation, 
Specials ~— 
"4 DESOTO GRDAN s55.y 005.9295,     
‘S44 PLYMOUTH > dour, sutometic: : 
” CHRYSLER-SEDAN «..+15,.$199 
"52 Sob csegbes sadnendss 
—_ "s Seer PONTIAC oes cccinenn se oe B10 Z 
      MAIN, MILFORD MU 4-1715 mt 8 Saginaw 
      
     
    
  
  
45 ‘ ge-Plymouth-Chrysier 
JACK COLE, INC. 
Walled ‘Takgee at Paptine Tra Pts) 
    ‘Russ’ Dawson MOTOR COMPANY 
i 
‘90 VOLKSWAGON... 1608 58 RAMBLER 2 Door ...... §1195_5% OLDS. aT ~ R&H, TREAT i980 FORD STATION WAGON, | '5 4 sta Wagon .... aie pie. basing Pi, 31_Lex' by Sears. 
yourself aad your family to new Bice, PE_3-7542. H. Riggins. ___ 57 ata 2 Door ........ $1195 /'52 PACKARD SEDAN, FULLY 
Tan behina the wheel of a 1960 59 PORD FAIRLANE, R&H, WHITE ;57 FORD P-Lane H- . $1205 | equipped. Bargain. EM 3-0081 
LARE from Pontiac Area's pew- Lert . $1850. OL 1-8438. Call after (57 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr, -Top~ $1296 __H._Biggins 
est dealership. 36 VROLET top ... $1095 | 53 “PLYMOUTH COUPE. $125. WGN 1350 ‘86 FORD Country Sedan ... $1195/ Runs perfect. R&H. PE 65-9762. ‘37 “FORD VGN. ..$ ‘38 CHEVY BeAir 4 Door... iid PLYMOGT STATION WAGON 
RINK MOTORS  ‘gzeg ct caacte 3 Br Sega ky ag heater, rea and white interior, | .55 RTIAC Dat wa . 
4435, W. HDRON Ta white finish. R ee ¢ Gr. HEAVY: DUTY REPAIR Bx. TO THE ROLLADIUM Larry J erome a BDRD te ‘Tee Pickup te Overhaul 
se | m lity ¥ pitt cepa GUARARTEED 955 DODGE 4-DR. _ROCHEETER 7 ronp peartr | Qua itv Motor Sales tinc Area’s Newest Garage No money down on this very nice, 649 ORCHARD LAKE’ * “YE 3-7041 
ol . - trans. 
~ Pay | good at aad tices ics owner, 8775. —RUSS DAWSON— 4455 W. HURON OR 4-0301 
$30.99 PER MO. _MY ___ |, NEXT _TO THE ROLLADIUM 
a "5 FORD 7 OE, rae SSL MERCURY" | cee OUR SELECTION in + C l JTZ ne ; 2 DOOR SEDAN iS No S H Tee See ENGINE, NEW Radio & Heater Of fine iate model used care ~ | “Your FORD Dealer, hear 1930” i 
Want to Buy a New Car? : beater, + ute. 
gen 3360 cotual 
eoieted, Ressonebie: ie 1183 Birmingham #12 ‘s. ‘Woodward 
55 PONTIAC SRE baat 8 
“Brdre R&H,   
Becebber   
  ‘ PONTIAC STATION alos 
a a oe 20 white wall “res, “window 
AND USED CARS FIRST. bit ts, Call after pm 
auwass A SQUARE DEAL 
On OAKLAND county's OLDEST DEAL- . FORDS SINCE 1920. : 
BEATTIE tps BO PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4-DOOR 
matte. Radio, oer. eo 
iaaen e.” Beau a oh Sa nice ere iq 
ear. Stock No, 979. Only $1062. 
- North Chev. sa06 Dy HWY. 3-129. 
at the Blop light in W eterford Hunter Bird. at § Woodward Ave. 
Birm my MI 4-2735   
  
  REPOSSE SION tue with white ep and boot ist 
$198 full price. No cash .| Satety track ditt, OA e3eés Pay Kiag hater $l Nur nel Pie Jan, 9th. 
° 1958 PONTIAC: 
1957 Plymouth Wagons It's a Starchef Catalina ‘with 
“severa rereraries oes. fal power equipment. Beautita | - Your choice at— Ince ed tad : price has’ bess 
DOWN. rene L- $19) DO ONLY $1995 
OTORS, 
       
      
    
            
A erotica 
DEMO 1959 Chevrolet Parkwood +dont station wagon. V-8 engine, 
seppoiie ivory fish. ties itton—Used’ car 
Haskins Chev. Sos! Gite  Mishwey t M MAple 6 Open nites ” til 9 
  
1955 RAMBLER WGN. 
vit nae ba $795" 
Crissman *: > Talent ai 
#1 1958 PLYMOUTH _... ... $1295 
1958 8 DODGE ae 
1959 5 CHEVROLET 88S 
    
  /1957 BUICK voce eee ees « 81695 
: 1957 | 7 PONTIAC eevee es LEIS 
      CHEVROLET COMPANY 
ROCHESTER Ob 2972 SPECTAL 1068. RA} ONLY | 3158. Rambler Sales, EM | 
NASH D 
cond. $225. MI 6-9638 after 7. 
‘Ss NASH RAMBLER Ww WAGON we   
  912 8. Woodward ‘MI 6- 5302. i OTORS, INC. 
piv =a ¥ gi2 8. Woodward MI_ 6-5302 
‘59 OUTH RY. DR. PONTIAC STATION Adon, 
sorte. Executives car. MI “Hyara, ng ag. . "a. © after 
  
  
FACTORY BRANCH { 
59 PONTIAC FACTORY BRANCH 
"58 PONTIAC oyABCuIEy 4 DOOR SEDAN BONNEVILLE VISTA_ & Heater, Hydra- Radio & Heater, Hydraniat- 
atic Power, steering & ic. Power stee & Power Power brakes brakes. 
  Pontiac Pontiac ~     Retail Retail 
Store   FE 3-7117 | FE 3-7117 
_ BEHIND. "rile POST OFFICE Ve “peuinD THE Post’ OFFICE     
PE 2-9131 |   
EDDIE 
STEELE 
FORD 
Low. 
Overhead J OHN SON 
LAKE ORION. 
Wants 
Fair Trade 7 
Our Low Overhead 
Saves You jioney   
    
    i   Store ; hile walls, "a This one | 
MAZ AKER. SALES 
South Blvd at Saginaw FE 4-0587 
RUBS DAWSON-— 
“ 34 RAMBLER 
Auto. frame Radio & Heat~- 
er, Runs like a kitten. 4 
~ $295 
‘Russ’ Dawson |   
  
    
     
     
‘and. only 12,00 actus! miles, 
agli. bat ge @ cylinder engine, straight a A 
se scin cS fofee Fe radia. hasten. now tires. “Has that 
APSA a 
1959 9 CHEVROLET w+» 2095 | ge A — 8 radio, heater, white engine. 
1988 BUICK pe tees oss BROOD wei. Bangs panier: HEE: 
1958C g CHEVROLET" .... $1795 engine, Powerglide, radio, 
peer rage nnn Se mo line nee ‘ powers 
Ww pleerto rakes 
a pee = gg They ne oe ume “any . 8 
1957 BUICK crete et» BESOS Pad ae FY, By D wales, radio, heater, white- 
1957 “CHEVROLET .._. . $1395 beg! en with | aig Me pogier. Powerglide, white 
wer stee and brakes, 
en tate Leong Bh ro very sharp. 
1986 BUICK se es 81295 
top. power s steering and brakes, whitewall 
1956 ety WAGON ... :$1195 Serer? itetalle” Green waa’ ivory Hone radio, 
1956 BUICK... .....$1395 ‘ agg oor coavertible with full power, Now is the time 
1958 FORD ............-.$1895 - Fairfane 500" h power seqrin . V8 ‘ine, 
atic, fadion Aa: whitew * oe 
1956 PLYMOUTH .......$ 995 Savor hardtop. Pear tt steeting and brakes: automatic owner. 
I955BUICK ............$995 oer, cow hardtop, If you want to go first class, 
1959 9 PONTIAC .... SAVE $$$ Bonneville conyeritble. “steering, power brakes, 
solid _. This new car ales manager's 
SH LTON © PONTIAC - BUICK . ROCHESTER OL. ACROSS FROM NEW CAR SALES 
Open ‘til 9 p.m. or later   
        
1-8133° 
  
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We're Asking For. 
~ "TROUBLE" AND WE WANT TO BE 
INVESTIGATED THE WORD IS OUT... — _ 
ous tre HAVE BEEN SLASHED AS LOW AS 
1B WE WANT YOU TO COMPARE 
SHOP AROUND - THEN... 
  
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‘59 FORD sods 
BPM, 
  
  
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FRESH!! | ***: 
1960 
Pontiacs 
iblers 
51°N. Broadway. 
Shadbolt _ - 
“and M24 at Shadbolt” 
= ne “ORION — 
    4 
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soatenie Seren Eee Te: 
ee ee ed "59 CHEVROLET 
$5 CHEVROLET TOR FRORUR STATIO 
Pty ms i were eater, one. ren.” 
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  "$1295 
‘99 MERCURY 
> $695 
-'S4 FORD is es “ - jt ear- snd Cleara a "Cy OWEN S 
$ 75,000 INVENTORY REDUCTION $ALE 
“Prices Smashed to Smithereens" 
| — THESE CARS MUST GO NOW — OO 
= — BEFORE MOVING TO OUR NEW LOCATION — 
"Only a Few Days Left” TO TAKE ADVARTAOR oF THESE Sena LOW PRICES i ? 
NCE 
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‘59 RAMBLER 
“$1795 - 
‘37 FORD 
‘gidd5 
4 "56 56 OLDS _ 
“$l 195 
55 FORD 
$995 
‘sf RAMBLER _ Station WAGON ‘09 PONTIAC 4-DOOR HARDTOP — 
$2395 
_ PLYM. 
$1085. 
“5g MERCURY 
$995. 
95 PONTIAC 
$695 
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    6:30 @) 4) News, Weather, roe co ean eg 
(9) This Is Alice. | 30-44) Life of Riley. 
6:40 o News Analyst. pi Stage 3. (D Movie. 
6:45 (2) (4) (1) News, Sports. - [10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. 
7:00 (2) Great Events. bad pena - . (4) TBA, , Treasure Hunt. 
@ Adventure Album (9) Ding Dong School. 
(9) Huckleberry Hound. . [10:55 () News. 3 7:15 (2) (A) (D President Eisen-| 41°, (9 Priee Is Rig 
. ho PS (2) Lady of Charm, 
Tt: Sear Up. (9) Abbott & Costello (4) Plainsman. ~~ |4a230 (4) Concentration. 
(7) Gale Storm. (2) December Bride. (9) Million Dollar | Movie. 11:43 a Detroit Today. 
Drama: Olivia de Havilland, 
George Brent, wane Is 
8:00 (2) Betty Hutton, " |¢:00 (2) Love of Life. 
(4) Bat Masterson. (4) Truth or Consequences. 
(7) Donna Reed. | | (1) Restless Gun. (9) Movie (began at 7:30  ° (9) Tidewater framp. 
_ p.m.) 12:38 (2) Search for*Tomorrow 
8:30 (2) Johnny Ringo. (4) (color) It Could Be You. (4) Johnny Staccato. (7) Love That Bob. 
(7) Real McCoys. . 
(9} Movie (began at 7:30 , 
pm) - 
9:00 (2) Zane Grey Thea. West-' 
ern: Joan Crawford in her C 00 dais 
first TV western, “Rebel 
Range.” — 
(4) Bachelor Father. 
ope! yroc efing (9) West: Point. 
9:30 (2) Big Party. Musical Va- 
riety: Douglas Fairbanks Jr, State - Districts May 
is best with gussts: come- Borrow $100 - Million n Danny mas, come- " . 
dians Elaine May and Mike| by Fiscal Year End Nichols; Jose Greco and his 
aracers; songwriter Johnay) LANSING # — Local school 
tereer, singer y district borrowings this fiscal year in; comedienne Nancy Walk- probably. will o 100 million dol- 
er. . .< 
(4) (color) Ernie Ford. lars, the State Department of Pub- (7) Untouchables. lic Instruction estimated today. 
) em of Amat | Sel acs aay hae br 10:00 (2) Big Party (began SO ee hs "tee Hecal y 9:30 p.m.) mon of the fisc year com- 
(4) Bet Your Life. pleted. 
(7) Untouchables (cont.) ore Haden tN anaes “~~ 
10:30 me Py ibegan at — om fees i money 
prep area Slad schools ri, “~ said ‘Lynn M. 
(D Take A Good Look. Bartlett, state superintendent of : blic instruction>—- (9) Wrestling (cont.) put Also. i + telstanees, the 
11:00 @ (4) (7) (9) News, Weath. money they re poyitg cat th be: 
Sports, nned ~ foi 11:20 @ Theater. Drama: Ronald oe ea har vis 
Coleman, P on ans money being taken away from 
CAT ree APPICY. ‘the education of Michigan | boys ). and girls. ” 
1:30 s Telescope. “| Michigan schools borrowed more 
. 7 pone k "The Met than 75 million dollars last year} 
(7) Shoc ater. Melo-| and the iriterest is “estimated at drama: Patric Knowles, 26 iniftion dollars, Bartlett said. 
Cee CASS. 9F Dr. RX" Te the figure is just matched this| 
(9) Starlight “Theater. War’ an ae pay ‘milBions for ne | 
Drama: Clark Gable, 
Johnson, ‘Command 
cision.”’...(49) . Van 
FRIDAY. MORNING ~~ 
€:00 <4) Continental] Classroom 
6:30 <4) (coldr) Continental Class-| 
room. 
6:50 (2) Meditations. 
6: 5 (2) On the Farm Front. 
ACROSS — 
1 Golden 
shiner, 
Instance 
6 Finnan haddle 
before for   | 
| 
i t   
          ‘two years. 
| “This money 
iteachers at a salary of $5,000 or) 
“provide new facilities for 5,700 
elementary school students,”’ Bart- | 
jlett said. ° 
  
Playwright Tennessee Williams | 
;was born in an Episcopal Church) 
Miss. . (rectory in Colum bus, 
  
  
  
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{® From These Roots. 
(7) Who Do You Trust. 
2) Edge of Night. = 
(4) Split Personality. 
(9) Santa Claus. 
(2) Movie. 
(4) (color) 
Presents. 
(9) Looney Toons, 
(7) Rin Tin Ta. George Pierrot     
      ‘TLL: PUNCH HIS NOSE’ — 
    
‘Kiss and Make Up’ Tonight   
broke off long enough for some 
today. 
The acrobatics of the two sea-   furious new cries of foul, and then/to keep up with it. 
started cooing louder than ever! Pager smilingly tod his tele- 
TV News and Reviews * * * 
But you had to be on your toes 
vision audience Wednesday night: 
_“Mickey Rooney is a_ helluva 
gt { i 
  
_ By FRED DANZIG 
NEW YORK (UPI)—I don't Jolly Jose Ferrer,Romps — 
Through Marriage Spoof 
He wasn't, to put it mildty. “Hew | 
he fought! 
* x. # 
think anyone ensoyed watching, Sd He ended ‘up marrying the wrong 
Caesar’s comedy. hour as mu i girl—and happy about it. It-was an 
as guest Jose Ferrer did in being/uproarious spoof of outrageous AP Wirephote 
This was Mickey Rooney in the 
storm between the calms with TV host Jack Paar. Rooney here is 
telling a friend of his plans for Paar’s nose after Paar “invited” 
- him to leave his TV show Tuesday night, saying Rooney was 
drunk. The tiff since has been patched up and Mick will appear 
4 on Paar’s program tonight in a kiss-and-make-up session. ’|pledged cooperation with the gov: 
“\federal agencies to dispel what he 
‘said action to tighten industry ad-   
    
  “Network Heads Sey! 
They Will Cooperate 
With Government 
WASHINGTON 
casting W—The broad. 
industry Wednesday 
erfiment in an attack on deceptive 
television and radio commercials, 
The pledges were given by | 
presidents of the major networks 
at a 90-minute conference called 
by Chairman Karl W. Kintoer 
of the Federal Trade Commis. 
In opening the session Kintner 
said broadcasters must work with 
called “a pall of suspicion’* which 
has fallen over the industry in the 
wake of the TV quiz scandals. 
‘ * * * : 
Donald H. McGannon,. chairman 
of the TV Code Review Board of 
the National Assn, of Broadcasters, 
vertising standards will be taken 
at a board meeting Friday and 
Saturday. 
He said it has been proposed 
that the industry set more rigid 
requirements for acceptance of 
commercials which include. dem- 
oustrations ef product qualities. 
Robert E, Kintner, president of   Rooney, Paar Patch Up Spat HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Mickey;soned showmen weren’t hurting 
Rooney and Jack Paar cooed “at either one—or their publicity, 
each other like lovers after a spat, | nice I'm 
Mickey.” 
That satisfied the actor. Happy, 
too, was Rooney's personal man- 
ager, Red Doff, who announced | 
ithat tonight's show will go on as. 
originaally planned in a kiss-and-| 
make-up session between Paar! 
and Rooney Wednesday. Rooney | guy. darn sorry, 
jonce more will be his guest on 
| the show. 
* * * 
over now,” Doff- said 
Paar accused Rooney of being 
drunk on his show. Rooney walked jthe National Broadcasting Co.; Dr, 
‘Frank Stanton, president of the} 
Columbia Broadcasting System, 
and Oliver Treyz, ‘president of the 
ABC Television Network, all said 
their organizations carefully screen 
‘all advertising matter presented on 
network shows.   + 
“5 Finger Exercise’ 
Beckons Too Subtly — 
Ry JACK GAVER. 
UPI Drama Editor | 
NEW YORK — Peter Schaffer, a 
new British playwright, impresses | 
me as being a potentially fine |   
“The whole thing is smoothed dramatist whose first effort, “Five | 
\Finger Exercise,"’ is considerably 
That wasn't the way he felt a less than: the London reputation 
}couple of hours earlier after hear-| that accompanied-it into the music “body think both of you are pretty wonderful”—Arlene Francis. 
jing secondhand accounts of Paar’s| box last night. . 
comments on the air. At that time | 
|Doff furiously declared he would) The assumption has to be that —__ 
not let Rooney appear with Paar. Shaffer set out to write an ex-| 
It all started Tuesday night. 'tremely * * * 
subtle play involving! 
| Strong but’ muted human emotions | 
‘presented in a series of variations, Will Wed Disc Jockey - 
  By EARL 
self. 
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of them— 
    EVA 
the hospital after. he had his heart attack. Douglas, tell- 
ing about it his first night out, said: “Paar has been very, 
concerned about my illness and he’s also been damned nice.” { 
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him despite B’way rumors to Tt won’t be exactly Chapiinesque’. more 
word there; do you like it?) Gleason's quite . 
a gifted writer. About 12 years ago he used 
to send me short stories, I never used many 
the author wasn't known, 
Textillionaire ‘Saul. Brown blew $10,000 
WH giving an eight-week wedding anniversary” 
ines for his son Dick Brown and lovely Eva Gabor, Saul waa 
dancing at the party, with Eva's sister, Zsa Zsa, who whispered 
to Eva, “Don’t be surprised if I wind up being your mother- 
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Dick Clark's bosses claim they are standing solidly behind WILSON. 
NEW YORK~-Jackie Gleason is going to make & bum ~ . 
of Charlie Chaplin— -professionally, that: is. 
Jackie won't discuss it, but I've learned he’s litely or 
do a heart-tearing movie in Paris next 
fall, playing a deaf mute concierge named 
 “Giget.” Jackie's written the story him- | 
            
(just happened to invent a 
      
in-law, dolling.” 
Bob Hope got a good report 
on his eye condition while here 
—also a check from “Jackle 
Gleason’ paying up a World 
Series bet... 
Mainbocher, so they 
pulled out of “Goodbye, Char- 
lie” (the Lauren Bacall show) 
because of “costuming prob- ° 
lems” .. . Rockefeller lieuten- 
ahts are canvassing old Willkie 
clubs’ for support; is Rocky 
hoping to stampede the con+ ~ 
vention as Willkie did? .. 
Jack Paar and Jack 
Douglas, the writer-humor- 
ist whom he fired, have jh + 
made up. Paar and his wife | 
Miriam visited Douglas in | 
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the contrary. Clark’s affidavit— 
isaying he never took anything of value is their simple reason . 
_ By the way, the N.Y. dj.’s dre the “cleanest” in the country. 
They are mostly well-paid and 
* ethical. 
* * 
' -To be perfectly fair to Alan Freed and all d.j.'s who had no 
‘TV budgets to pay singers, and required record firms to put 
up the scale salary then paid to the singers, this deal was a 
very happy one with the record companies and the singers— 
it was generally considered a “good promotion.” 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Charm is the ability to make some- 
. That's earl, brother. 
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  ‘Singer Anita Bryant Hens in the United States laid 
more than five million eggs dur- 
ing the month of, February 1959, 
could hire 1,000 on it. 
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Ferrer had a wonderful time 
portraying a conscienceless emcee 
iof a TV bride-and-groom show 
icalled, “Surprise ._Wedding’’ and, 
later, the devil ita spoof of opera. 
x * *   flair was the show’s highlight. 
special, called, 
“Marriage—Handle With Care,” 
was the second in Caesar's ser- 
| les of four for U.S. Steel. It had 
| more laughs in it than the first 
| but still had too many pedes- 
| trian touches to be considered 
a big success. 
The funniest skit was the ‘‘Sur- 
prise Wedding,’’ where Ferrer kept 
smiling. and delivering commer- 
cials through utter pandemonium. 
The uproar developed when Ferrcr}|. 
‘tried to marry off Caesar and Aud, 
rey Meaddws before a TV 1nd 
studio audience. She was $ willing. | The OBS-TV 
  | To Host State Dottors 
ANN ARBOR W — The ‘Uni- 
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the seventh annual regional” meet- 
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jprop gags, 
DIALING AND FILING: Perry) Rooney acknowledged he had a ; ,and get a second Como’s easy-going TV style Was few drinks before going to the| Mf good SED TV Set _|in sharp contrast to his NBC-TV ctudio He was celebrating the) + MiB for the famil ‘iguest, “Dolores Gray. Her ap- first anniversary of his ‘fifth mar-| ; i y 
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| gags. 
jwere on hand for work in the skits types of TV programs. My chief 
reservation about it was that it 
was picking on a theme that has 
been clobbereg before.. 
TIMING SLIPS. 
The opening skit compared mar- 
riages of 1890 with those of today 
and while it had some ingenious 
it also had a fairty 
obvious theme. Some slipups “in| 
      A final skit, the opera spoof, 
was rather aimless, although 
Ferrer and Caesar did a beau- | 
tiful bit of hand-haggling during 
the opera, 
Marge and Gower Champion also 
and in a dance number. They are 
very clever dancers and players. | 
Connie Francis sang three songs 
in her animated style. 
wrong for her to attempt the fluffy, 
“Wouldn't It Be Loverly.”’ 
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  Physicians Friday and Saturday in/|Tiet episode on ABC-TV was con | 
conjuriction with St. Joséph Mercy |cerned with a fund-raising cam-' 
Hospital. More than 200 Michigan Paign by Harriet and her friends. 
doctors: are expected bd attend. iLast night's episode dealt with a/ 
od ~ fund-raising campaign by sons 
“Ricky and David-and their pais. 
“Hture’’ schedule for CBS-TV’s Play- 
\ | special on ABC-TV, 
  inight’s Charley Weaver Show on! 
‘ABC-TV. & 
Anyhow, the 
start at 8:90: p.m, CEST). 
ABC-TVs daytime quiz ‘don ; Last week, the Ozzie and Har- 
If I have to choose, fq pick the 
first as the’ better show. 
Cultural note: Faye Emerson. de. 
feated Cliff Arquette in an honest: 
injun Indian wrestling bout on last’ tending the ruckus will impair the reluctant to get at the heart of|WINZ plan to marry sometime FE 4-1515 rating of tonight’s show. This, any of them. ‘next summer and live in Miami. BSceve ECTRO MART ‘despite Paar's quizzical comment - Miss Bryant appears on the) c & a Oakland 'to his audience: ‘Strange it’s so |George Gobel television show in) NTAL 
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Viet Nam-Turkey Road or Recreation t on Conference Agenda : _Toom. Fully KARACHI, Pakistan vw — An! OY guaranteed like . Pakistan W — An 
Asian highway to connect Viet: new... Over 
Nam with Turkey will be among! 45 models to 
iprejects to be considered at the tig out—by invitation. ‘on a theme, as witness his use of alone. 
~*~ * ‘the musical-term title. HOLLYWOOD an —_ Singer ce 
They patched it up in a tense *« * * Anita Bryant says she's engag . 
hotel room drama—in which four! Still lacking a certain skill that to a Miami, Fla., dise jockey. MUNTZ TV 
aides on each side eyed one an-'should come with more experi. The 19year-old singer who com-| 
other cautiously outside the door, ence, he has been too subtle for his) Mutes between shows in Holly- the: way Paar tells it. own good. He has solid meaty;Wood and Chicago. said she and 
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the barb left by Paar’s remark 
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here today, ! 
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—The--news- that Frank Sinatra 
is calling his Dec,” 13-one-hour~| 
“An After. | 
noon With Frank. Sinatra,” led 
a TV official to comment: | 
“Might be more interesting te" 
show, ‘An Evening With Frank. | 
jie’ ”* special 1 wit i 
Music Bingo, is being scrapped 
Jan, 1. About Faces, a Fae 
Edwards show, takes over, 
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“World of the Mind.” will ye 
on ABC-TV either Saturday, Dec 
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VIENNA, Austria (UPI) — A’ 
“op-ranking Hungarian Commui- 
nist Wednesday warned the Party 
Cotigress m Budapest that “bour- 
geocise ideology” is still strong in 
Hungary. . 
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vp. “Bourgeoise ideology’ is Com 
mufist terminology for. anticom- 
The warning was made by 
Gyula Kaliai, 2 member of the 
ruling polit bureau. who <dis- | 
eassed problems of education, © 
ealture, science and schools. 
_Only yesterday Soviet Premier 
Nikita S. Khrushchev praised Hun 
garian Commiuuriist leaders for re- 
capturing the confidence of the 
people in a speech before the cun- 
eress. He’ said the fever gener 
ated by his denunciations of Str 
fin coupled with the mistakes © 
the then Hungarian party leaders’ 
sparked the 1956 freedom revolt 
Kallai said intensive and effec 
tive ideological and political edu- 
cation of the people must be pur-, 
sued. He also advocated acceler- 
ation of the “Marxist-Leninist” 
education of the Hungarian army.. 7 
  Research by AEC 
~ Rises 11 Per Cent WASHINGTON (UPID—The 
Atomic Energy Commission 4AEC} 
reported today its research and! 
development work on nuejear) 
weapons increased 11 per cent last, 
year despite a-wirtual halt in test! 
atomic explosions. 
* * * 
The AEC said in its annual fi- 
nancial report that nuclear weep-q 
ens development and fabrication’ 
costs amounted to $492,000,009 for: 
the year which ended last June 50, 
up to 11 per cent over the previotts | 
year. 
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The report showed that the net. 
cost of AEC operations last ftocal 
year reached $2,500.000,000, up % 
per cent over the previous 1958 
fiscal year. 
Father Divine’s 
Krum Elbow 
Is Being Sold 
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. ‘AP) 
—Qne of Father Divine’s heavens 
Krum. Elbow, across the Hudson 
River from the Hyde Park estate 
of the late President Franklin D. 
Roosevelt—is being sold. | 
The_ late Howland Spencer, a. 
bitter political*foe and distant rel- | 
ative of Roosevelt, sold the 350-| 
acre tract to the Negro cult lead-) 
+ ep and his followers in 1938, 
* * * 
Spencer said at: the time he 
wanted to test Divine's theories: 
against Roosevelt's. He said Roo. 
sevelt's. New: Deal was ruining the! 
country through expenditures. Fa- | 
ther Divine opposed debt. 
Divine’s shouting followers, who. 
took such names as Faithful) 
Mary and Bunch..of Love, gath-) 
ered at Krum Elbow, one of sev- 
eral heavens operated by Divine,, 
during the 1930s and 1940s. They 
could get a room for $2 a week 
and eat chicken dinners for 15, 
cents. 
“Peace—it's wonderful!’ they 
shouted. : 
* * * 
Father. Divine, once a Balti-| 
more odd jobs man, asked his fol- 
jowers to turn—over to him all’ 
their worldly goods. In- return, 
he provided them -with their 
needs. He has been out of the! 
limelight in recent years. 
Spencer died in 1957. . 
Walter R. Seaman, a- Highland, 
N, ¥., hardware merchant, said 
Tuesday he is buying Krum El-, 
bow, possibly for use as a club 
for the aged. He said the asking. 
price. was $92,000, but declined to; 
say what he is paying. 
The estate has not been used 
in. recent years by .Divine’s fol- 
lowers. A custodian has been ‘car- 
ing for the property. sseacdeeatia 
23 Notables Rally to the Defense 
~of Chessman 
: _ WASHINGTON. (UPD. — Con 
- | ¥ict-author.Cary| Chessman’s bid 
fo escape. the.gas chamber has. 
_ gained support from 23 profession-: 
al peoples including noted psychi-. 
_ atrist Karl A. Menninger, TV star 
© Allen and writer’ Aldous) 
Dr. William F. Graves--former 
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