THE PONTIAC PRESS Tha Weather Horn# Edition PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1960-82 PAGES Ford Prexy, Whizzer White Loom as Dem Williams Says He Will Sign Bill as Soon as It Reaches His Desk torney general and solicitor general in the Justice Department tion positions today. Nothing definite was announced alter any of the meetings, but speculation (towed freely. LANSING (A —Debt-plagued Michigan will start a long climb toward- fiscal solvency Jan. 1 when the state sales and use taxes go up from three to four cents. The legislature, summoned into special session by Gov. Williams, rushed the increases through in six hours Wednesday. The governor said he would sign Jthe bills as soon as they reach his desk, probably in a few days. The extra penny will coat tax-t pa yen fUQ million a year. All of It White promised to give the president-elect an answer next week on whether he will accept the proffered position. utea with Kennedy but declined to MENNT PI SHERS — Reps. Joseph J. Kowalski (left), D-Detrott. end AUteon Green, R-Kingston. both Houae doer leaders pose with a symbol of their victory. They were heads of a bipartisan group that aponacced the MB lncreea. mg Michigan's sales tax from three to fear eeaML The tax hike was approved at a special aeaalnO of the State Legislature Wednesday. Here's What Added Penny Will Mean Will Aad 1 Dem to All 5-Man CommiftMs to 'Heal Wounds' LANSING (3 Starting Jan. 1, you’ll pay a penny il sales tax on items costing 13 to 16 cents. Currently, yoti don’t pay a tax until you spend 17 cents or more. That’s the practical effect of the four-cent soles tap in a special session Wednesday. Here are the new and old schedules laid down by the State Revenue Depart* / Then Carrici On Union Bugmcw " LANSING tB limns, moving Hoff a Posts $10,000Bond \ Eye Snow Flurries, CHICAGO t*—James R. Hof fa, indicted with two associates in a Florida real estate venture, surrendered to t U.S- marshal Wednesday, posted f10,000 bands, then hustlad back to • hotel to take up the business at bis powerful Teamsters Union. Hof fa’s appearance before JJS. Commissioner C. B. Bentley Pike was sandwiched In between rounds at Teamsters conferences at a South Side hotel The president of the nation’s biggest union was named In a 12-count indict-4 ment voted by a UA Dls- ,, . « trict Court grand jury In tilBClTlCStl Orlando. Ha. « n. m The Indictment, charging mail £ ITH1S ijfly,' fraud involving alleged misuse of ■. ^ . . union funds, linked Hoffs with two J AC ( w77 7/fV Sen Lynn 0. Frapcis, R-Midland. was named to another terns as Senate GOP floor leader and Sen. Petty Greene. R-Grand Rapids, was choeen president pro-tera to replace Sew. Charles T. Preacott, In a Joint statement. “We wiD be able to meet our obligations. start retiring the (state's deficit and program adequately for the future," they said. I “Our primary objective from now velopment project, Sun Valley, Democrats swept all ^atewide ad- Christmas Story for ChSdron, Pago 74 Declare Mistrial in Phone Case Question the Sanity of Operator Accused of Shielding Hoffa Lower, former officer of a Detroit Teamsters local, was re-least* on SSO.OOO bond and McCarthy. former branch manager at th# Bank of the Commonwealth at Detroit, was released on per- WASHINGTON (AP) — A l trial Stas declared today £ In thh courtroom of U.S. District Judge J.. CUllen Ganey, moat of | ‘ * * ‘ ‘ inn> Want to visit those far-away places with the strange-sounding names? This spring is the time to do It — and with your friends from Pontiac. As a public service, The Pontiac Press is sponsoring 'a three-week tqur of Europe for its readers. the defendants had pleaded cent. 1 \ p I They changed their ideas todav. thus ending witid could have been tong and InvoIvc&litigaUon. Put on a Spectacular Dance dent, to develop a tract in Brevard County on Florida's East CbasL But only six houses wen built We aaught many more sallflsh than ww did marlin and they wamft as hard to land, They weigh around 100 pound* whim hr considerably less than the martin. One tl^at wo took ashore ran 112 pounds on the ecales But they jump time after time with that sail right up, and tha dance of the deep Sharks leave the sallflsh and the marlin alone for they’re not flyweight* And eecondly, they can kick up on their aquatic heels and ran away from a shark like Skeeter Rudolph does tram the sprinters in the Olympic game* ■ter Abbey, St. Pud’s Cathedral. h 1 Wm ■ ■ / 0 ■ "V •' : • ■qrgjfe THE PONTIAC PRESS, ^HURSPAY, DECEMBER 8, IMP 1VE5 Cuba Claims Rebels Crushed 32Miles From Havana Capture of 1i •bids Revolt' Miss Waring Married in ^Birmingham ij Leader Badly Brother, Castro Officer tv daughter of orchestra ir»dw w»u_ § . , ,.i FTed Waring, Dixie Lyn, and War. | Ivlliea in eame mg's stage manager, Albert W.i * jWtiaon, were married yesterday to! HAVANA ' 630 w*l- «tie at Cabanas only 32 mUes ®"**0" a( Havana. K was the first marriage far * * . *' ) Mao Waring, at, and the (Mirth army communique said the Mr WHmu, to. eMiiu band wudenned up Mfo The two were in Michigan tor an the captow o( « ^ J«<*^lappearenco In Dettoit last night of H|Mtr, Cagt Ctodomiro Mtrsn. Waring s band, the Pehnsyivanians. Wilson said they had no plant wooded, and the Wiling of his ^ a honeymoon unil after the lNPPr' preaent tour ends Dec.15. w*1 * * * I The pair obtained thfir marriage Jn otfcier in Prime Minister FV license shortly before upon yeater-£attro s army was killed and day at the Oakland County Court-Pman wounded. ' house. Probate Judge Arthur E. p Although the army claimed thejMoore waived the three-day wait-entire bnnd waa wiped out. earlier ing period, reportt said Miranda MMrittali ........ *...' S WJ=S."aaMake European Tour toccpa and took to the Mils oMyl’ ,unw mhm|»w«iii ivwi a Tew days ago. gffVBS THEM CHOKE The Day in Birmingham Lawmakers Add Cent to Sales Tax (Continued Prom Page One) vote ih the Senate alao followed PMty lines. Sens Carlton H. MoM BIRMINGHAM - A national rhi. R-Katamaaoo. and John P. award ^ ^ deilgn o( ^ ^ Smeekens. R-Coldwater, voted, against it. Sen. George C. Steeh of Mount Clemens was the lone Democratic supporter. FOR NUISANCE TAXES Morris aatd hi* opposition stemmed from the bqjief that taxpayers would prefer continuation of a $55 million package of so-called nuisance taxes to a full one-cent increase in the sales tax. Flint Man 1$ Killed in Fenton Twp. Crash Locai Firm Wins Hational^^:^^ Award for School Dto • ** ”” tional prt*E received by ' the local • ♦ ♦ A firm in three years. Several - Police,said McIntyre was pinned months ago the local architects | beheath his car when it rolled were honored tor their design of over during his ettempt to make a the Antioch Lutheran Church in left turn onto a road in Fenton Farmington Township. Township. Announcement of the citation to Begrow and Brown, architects, SIT Bates St., was received yesterday from the American Association of School Administrators. More than MM design* were entered la the competition, according to teak Begrow, a partner in the architectural Arm, #TRe reports aaid Miranda Men-dtoto, commander of the garriaon FmtUc frill rkete NEW PRBMDElfr - The Oakland County Medical Society has a new president Dr. Chaunrey G. Burke (left) of Bloomfield IV nuisance taxes Imposing i new or higher levlea on such ; items as beer, liquor and clg- i Dedicated only last Sunday thel ! arettes, were put through test hexagonal-shaped elementary! !' December as a temporary meat- ^hool wa« built at a cdst of $44,000.1 nre while lawmaker* put togeth- r in the Bret unit in a long range er a mure permanent taw pro- uWc|, includes new facilities! gram. They are net to expire tor junior and senior high school| June so. \ students. "J thlnk that before we-increase A * A A taxes on such "necessary items aa| According to Begrow. the school bread and milk taxpayers would (or gift'd children was built at a ■ tl f\ Townahip waa installed aa the 1961 president at tbe society's annual prefer that taxes on nonessential. coat of $11,000 a classroom in com- IhrOUQh 1116 Pf6SS ! mNtil4 to*t »*«**« the Kingsley Inn. Bloomfield Hills. Burke is lu*Vry Rems *** conVnued' h*:poriaon to $30,000 a classroom on ™ I being congratulated here by outgoing president Dr. Walter J. Zim- saM*' a national basis, merman. (Continued From Page One) mfrST -^^Heads Medical Society , Autobahn to Heide)berg - and on!* * * avwaw* HR Rudesheim abroad a Rhine at ‘Ipberuco. took his outfit « **«*,. From its deck can be _ ___ _ —-f1-iDr. G. Burke he readied a selected spot *■*-' - - - - formed them he waa gave them a c hoice to their poet or joining him. Two *"**, — M country: MMM* Provincial Commander Derate-P*“ through Basle and to pcafona personally directed a ?»*• and «P«»d two evenings in wpe of r«tii*t—»■ reported to «“"»• number 2,000, that was sent after itus yea’ll meter by h the deserters through a scenic Swiss mo« i late Italy to Milan. The award was the seventh na- il Freiburg and the Black Foreat. Other bands, reliable reports Indicated. were still operating in -the western province. One report ■aid an entire truckload of arms disappeared from San Julian air ba|e, a heavily guarded depot tor nhw weapons striving from the fteriet Union. Czechoslovakia and ether Iron Curtain oountrfafl. Presumably the weapons fell into the hands of insurgent*. *'• AAA Yet other armed insurgents were still operating in the Ea-ctmhray Mountains In toe southern part of Las Villas Province to centtol Cuba. Although toa gw- (to your agenda to Italy will be Venice, of course, and Its Basilica of 8t. Mark, and a gondola ride along toe Grand Canal peat magnificent private palaces and aweinspiring cathedrals and churches. Then to Florence, and, after lat, Rome, the "Eternal City " You'll have a chance to ton those coins into toe Trevi Fountain toe Pantheon, OoHsseum. Roman Forum, Palatina Hill. There’ll ——*• - —--~ upinuoni ox uwuhiki Luumy be guided trips to the Baaiiica of medicine from the experience born St. Peter to toa Vatican — the of his many years of practice in the Las Villaa-Matanzaa t!F Eacambray Mountains the Acene of a mass trial of toto-dja rii law weeks ago at whfcni fllMMdh sentences and 1*> pris-‘T ~*“*** “ were handed out. rmtm dramatically spiked a re-0m* was personally lredtag t rebdl hunt to central Cuba by dgriRng up at a program Wednea-3y flight commemorating Cubans Miijijnrial Day. REFUSES to budge Despite shouts from tbe crowd IgTC hall of toe civttal building, where the progrem ires held, cati-ing ' tor Csstro to coma to the micappheM, he refused to »*“*— iron! tea seat in toe balcony. t A A ^ * It- was one of hte nre public apfoarances to which ha waa not tha central figure. TV army ddrf of ‘staff. Maj. Juan Ahneida. de-livared toe main address, which W& laced with anti-American- greateat church to tbe Christian world,, toe Slstine Chapel, Vatican Gallery, and the Academy of Fine Arts. Alter three «qs to Reuse, yonr piaas will whisk yea to toe qaetu dry of the toatimsit and 'Mygro Likely in Cabinet' The Oakland County Medical Society held- its annual meeting last night and installed Dr. Chauncey G. Burke aa its 1961 president. Dr. Burice, of 112$ Glengarry Circle, Bloomfield Townahip, has offices to Pontiac. gaa Medical Society, aad V toe past year aa prealdeal-elect. Burke waa praised by Dr. Walter J. Zimmerman of Royal Oak, .the outgoing president, during' a brief ceremony. stalled last night included Dr. James A. Read, president-elect; Dr. Edwin J. Westfall, secretary; and Dr. John L. Barrett, treasurer. Newly elected directors are Dr. Robert A. Byberg aad Dr. Richard R. Galpta. Named as delegates to the state society are Dr. Harold L. Furlong, Dr. Edward E. Elder Jr. and Dr. Harry E. Lichwardt. Alternate delegates for the com ing year will be Doctors Thomas D. Grekin and F. Michael Sheridan. Offers Cabinet Job _ to'Whizzer' White Thera, awaiting you, will bo the CVmps Oyssm, DfW Twer. (Continued From Page One) Arch of Triumph, Tomb of Nfr... „ ■ poleon, tv Lduvre aad its trtas- Michigan, paid she and _ umLuxeraboung Palace. M 004 discuss any specific other tiring, you’ll want to see woman toft did talk about govern-the University of the Sor- ment posts V1& by women in pre I x - - - - ‘I - vioiA administration. She teU reporters that toe aad ware that "altfc many years of practice Pontiac," said Dr. Zimmerman. Other officers, elected An excursion is alao planned to Versailles, most renowned of,all French palaces. It’s a trip you'll remember for-rer. Travel arrangements are being handled by Pontiac Travel Service and Global of London, largest European motorcoach tour organisation. TV MM east provide far a twin-bed roam. Hliiglo acoommoat a alight- Your payment covefc tips and taxes, sightseeing feet, and all meals except to London, though woo olnted to h public position, because they are womea, they should not be die-criminated against because they She added: "They should receive appoint- | In effect, it was the second time I in 16 months that the legislature! raided the sales tax to four emits. Guilty of Abetting Illegal Liquor Place iz Boys Admit X Pontiac man charged wito!&gffjn(Y $2,500 aiding and abetting an illegal! * TT liquor place yesterday pleaded rlTQ Ql tlOHlG gaility before Municipal Judge Cecil McCallum and waa placed on j Two youths who set a fire 60 days probation. cautiiv $2,500 damage to a vacant * A A one-story modm?) home were held He waa Troy Hutchinson, 34 of today by Oakland County juvenile 30 Deland Court He waa arrested aufoorittea. at $:15 a.m.> Sunday at Bagley and; A A A. Weasen streets by three police- The boys, 7- and 10-year-old ment injplaip clothes whom he had'toothers, admitted setting the fire directed to a' place where V said-yesterday in a garage at 160 they could purchase tHer at thatiWestway Drive on the northeast hour. atde of the city at noon. Wave-Daricing Sail fish Outnumber Bigger Marlin (Continued From Page One) V v 'b‘- .-at It with a grappling hook bat the era cry shark held on tntll ha had taken a slssabla bite of the marlin. ★ # * ;‘ I don’t think sharks are bright but I believe nature endows them with instincts for their own preservation. They apply this to Everyth ing In the sea Including dun himself An injured or bleeding swimmer is an open invitation to a shark. They sensa physical incapacity and leap to the kill. Once we saw ona of those huge sharks'attack a released marlin that wasn’t bleeding. He simply was aware of exhaustion. * * * We usually took the Injured fish to the natives to eat. Marlin aad sailfish aren’t exsetly the equivalent of a planked whltefteh, but the natives down then don’t know onr Lake Superior delicacy. ★ # ★ TV house Is owned by Ossie Gates. 639 Phillip St. -.A A A j ■ Fire Marshal Charles E. Mets said the boys' parent!, could be IVld liable for payments! $600 for damgge caused by the hoy's acts,! under state tew. Mistrial |s Declared EinHoffa Phone Case! j (Continued From Page One) der at her counsel. She asked time to obtain new roannet. Judge Matthews said that bfr| | cause of the question of Mrs- [ Hucks' competence to stand trial land the dispute between the de-| fondant and her attorney there| seems to be no alternative but i to end the trial and order further mental tests for Mrs. Hucks. l^,uwRfpe.2S' on* m**11 Kennedy discussed with Sen. Ettas dsfiy win V furnished. Kefauver. D-Tenn., possible choices each of these world capi- ’ " ’• - NEW YORK (AP)-TV Herald J" hTw..SZ Mtornay general and assistant mid today that Rep. WU- *•**• Vwwvm*. you D V treated *o attaclley general in charge of tbe JSfu Sw^dT. 2d. .^Utitnut s There’S! kn unmistakable majesty about these great, hugeebill fish that makes an Impression. After you’ve landed a few successfully, you become con- ments by Mason of special expert- j vinced that you’ve learned the secret of the deep. But these , -ru. )U(ta „irt .lgo fhat . race and special abilities whtrtj ftrf humbling things. The ’next five or six In « row |b«d been an tntimfitior in aunwi aiS! ^ *U “cap* and y°u b«c®me a bit penitent, humble end testimony that Alider may, have' become an attorney for Mrs.; Hucla on recommendation of the Teamsters Unfon. Alider protested that "I have done nothing wrong” and said V knew of no Teamsters connection with his retention as counsel tor Mrs. Hucks. cause of the administration and its new frontier. Kennedy said V had no plant to announce any cabinet appointments today. ’ Before the meeting with White. You’ll set down in the United^ VP***™* “ P?£f?lstotea again on June 10. H : _ * tflf ^general by fterident-Etert ^ read to| Immedteteiy aft JohK F. Ketmady If _,P4K*^if0 (test conference at 1 flpijiR' WM their toeak- _ _ . ___________Kannedy's home, would be toe first Negro!^ ^cation for thej‘* ^ ”>V‘red thc1 >-XVaS I 7 _ Inlmri’s Mn fnr a nn^lr mn tf ffie Weather ____ __ __ I quick trip to It’s toe start of your trip' tol(i««*twp, Ho^ital and a brief visit with Mrs. Kennedy and John tour provided on Page 44. I those far-away placet. contrite as they propose you shall be. (it to to All of nature’s creatures In the deep suddenly go right cut of character on occasions (just as men does on land). One day a voracious marlin dashed at cue of the twe halts at fall speed, gebbled it In tefb and .whipped across to seise the other In one grand swoop. Ho gulped that down also and than ho discovered that V really WAS hooked. Aad so, Hunt and Beaudette pat an an jElthof Kind U OK oceanic version -of the old Alfonse-Gaston act. And they brought him to gaff. It doesn’t pay to V a pig—on land ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI)-The price difference between white and jbrown eggs has no real, founda- tion, says the Minnesota State jF. Kennedy Jr, , # . The baby was to be baptised to • arew* 2 High Schoolers ,h*hosplul chapel ,hu afternoon | .. Kefauver, chairman of to* Sen- ■!(» Wi»» ss-te U- Face Prosecution ate Aatttrast and Monopoly sub- "Mia ry—« FI -1 VC Aa ! committee, said eor^er that hf . SS5- Parts Theft ! vml IS to seeing tost Kennedy ^ picks aa attorney general aad aa ; ^ "aTionUM * 1 Because of a "friend." two Pon-i assistant In charge of the anil- , Jfori immu!* preceding » • m tiac high school seniors today tnist division at the department I CT.. - -L— l# _ , „ face prosecution on b u r g 1 a ryi who will provide strong eoforee- ; D)»ti«r-BNorth charges. meat of.the aatitrost laws. ! I TV students, Arnold E. Fox. tr, K-nnw]v Dlann«j to fit into! *s • spirt i ,|n«l»hMte a Mmlaprt! f^| •la* *«b odw» n yesterday before Municipal Judgf a|g0 ^ fn speculation for Maurice E. Finnegan. U* seemed more likely f They will be arraigned In jto become U, S. ambassador to( yrnSMsSM- te tonrin* ‘ - ------ ------------- - ,t-“— *-*-= to to to- Marlin and sailfish are probably more numerous In this ! Medical Association, area than they are anywhere else on the globe. Apparently One is just as nutritious as the J conditions are ideal and the beaten path of man hasn't °$er' and **’• mer*^r a 1Tmtter of i riddled the-undersea population. ' jpHmentatlon in the chell. . ] And *n c°nclu®ion- 1 PO^t ou* ^ust like J i„ auto owuerehip per capita. Benny's 39 years of age, this was my first vacation in 10 7Jai,„d nni* next to toe years." ■ ' / I United States. BOTH STORES OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS So»W«i taamMia mmi last ar. 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Mass. » the Hth anniversary of Peal Harbor, the New Bedford Standard-Times Wednesday published the report of Navy records showing there was life aboard the sunken bah tleship West Virginia for 16 to if day*. ’•The newspaper said the information had bean kept under wrapsl as "confidential" for more than 181 years until tt was declassified for Donald R. Larrabee of the Stand-ard-Hmes Washington bureau for publication Wednesday. pert at salvage sffioen that a ralfdar found la a ala . . There were evidences that ae of the men had lived for considerable periods and Anally combed due to lack of oxygen. In tiie after (rear) engine room several bodies Were found lying on top of the steam pipes, which area was probably within the air bubble ex-isting in that flooded voce.” * * * The West Virginia salvage operation was completed on May 17, 1M2. The 22-year-old battleship was raised to the surface and returned to combat duty at Leyte in the Philippines hi October, 1944. Daughter Greets Dad • With a Big Bang 1, «e Dee. ts. lMt Inclusive. Three bodies were found a lower shelf of the ship’s storeroom! "*** *** 0pC".t0 "fH LOCKHART, TOx.(APV 0 The ^ ' 1-year-old-daughter of Mr, arid jusi^ed to those men,!Mrfc James McDowell did a bang-up job of greet few heir father Wednesday. t emergency rations at th i had been consumed and p Ip the freshwater tank be- quoted from the officer^ report, was no Identification of the eel Virginia waa hit by two ■mbs and six aerial teipedoee 1 Trteh sent her to the bottom it She waa riding in her mother’s lap as Mrs. McDowell was driving their pickup truck. Also in the front sent was another daughter, T, ♦ * * Suddenly the 3-year-old spotted her father’s car coming down the road. daddy,” she shrilled. Then she* jerked the steering wheel, sending the pickup into the path of daddy's car. , ★ ★ * I The two vehicles collided. All I jr - mi ----four members of the family were {taken to the hospital but released ! 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If to decide whether the legedly pornographic musIMi. 'magazines should be banned. , A force of lfO polioaroOn fauna* Hiring of Engineers Up lent to all part* of the etty Mon-] 7 Per Cent in One Year fjv' t? ftw*ll!l*i u* tag Dec. 13 t ^ I magazines si w'fieKue Fi' Herbert Hoover dr., received H III -Jf\ 1 The award la based JaMge in the fields o( _ * nent, international Canned-Ham Import .W4PHKQTON a ; ■ Eisenhower has been selected tojlaticnship and dvic development, ^active the •Hoover Medal fcr eitatioe |>r Eisen- Five Fishermen The step came in a report the Finance Advisory Commission: which proposed such a tax. tana* now has a* payroll, larotne or gmerel salea tax. » distribution of the current H-'Adrift for 72 Days ps of the publications. j-T I ' selection. Wednesday by waiter Swastikas Are Painted Walker Cisler, chairman of thel _ •. . .. e award committee and president,®^ DUOlin Synagogue of the Detroit Edison Co. Ctoler _ ... , . T was accompanied to the White WJBLI^ (API — Swastikas and develupmerit of a modern, efficient House by Herbert Hoover Jr. dhd antW‘^1 *I°Kan* mw daubed dome*c meat-packing industry. Clyde Weed, member of the com- “Li "?bWn *yiuTgue ov*r ,h« thispregram, imports mlttee and chairman of-the Ana- ^"L aJS **£ “"P"**"** eonda cn i "! *** deeply shocked by the hams have been encouraged and 'outrageous act of sacrilege and processed-ham imports disebur-Tbe award, set up In honor at we tike a serious view of the aged by mean* of ticenstag pro-farmer President Hoover, Is j manner in Which H has been per- cedures, sponsored by tear engineering |petrated." laid Chief RRbbi Dr. •orietlee--mtatag, elecfHcal, me- I Isaac Cohen. -» Venezuela CutsOff 11/ 200,000 pounds of canned hd(n* per year to Venezuela in 18S7 and -1SSB. Exports fell to about m.ooo T pounds in USO and will be only' WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Na-sues of the publications, jttonal Science Foundation reports Mayor Robert F. 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For November of 196tj**ff.$ «tS#a social services rank highest in per-there .wre 13,148 papers and $18.- mi ragw ....;: ! jS u centage In Italy of all the nations. 208 hi receipts, or $620 less In .f. * I' ----------:—— Study Work Wook Cut ®p#r **•* * * >»• 7 triple haws fallen off from prevt- •'* 1 / - ANN ARBOR (A-A proposal te, sps pease dee to slackening j At one time the uniforms of the I reduce the city firemen's work building and baying periods, British Army were made entirely week from 63 to 56 hours is under Oe^-Mglster Daniel T. Murphy from Welsh mountain sheep woo* study by city officials. Jr. said. Iwwen in Wales. By SAM DAWSON NE?r YORK (P) - Fringe benefits are playing a bigger rale ing even faster oversees. Example: Ip the United States such benefits are put as Ugh as 25 per cent of wage in the chemical industry. But in Italy chemical workers get almost' a* much in fringe benefits as they do hi regular wages. 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Stahl man, Publisher of The Nashville Banner. if ★ ★ Past President of the Inter American Press Association, Mr. 8tahlman has an unuspally wide acquaintance with Latin American citizens over an extended period of years. Also, he has been a close student of relationships between those countries and our own. ★ ★ ★ A current editorial In his Nashville Banner says: “The rank and file of the Latin American people are not hostile to the United States—a fact impressed on 28 governors on their 15-day good will tour of South America, and brought home with theta as the significant premise of international understanding. ★ ★ * “As was to be expected, there were isolated episodes of malice, but the very fact that Castro devotees and kindred elements of anti-UB. mischief were confined to a few angry shouts and banners of umbrage attested to the majority friendliness of the people and their governments alike. * ★ “It was a useful visit, valuable as aa .aveaue of closer acquaintance with good neighbors. The knitting of ooeh ties ioaotare-sponsibility to bo loft in the hands of federal authorities exclusively; for mutual good will and public confidence,are best cultivated on tf scale of broader contacts utlma that. ★ ★ “The United States in recent years has demonstrated its sincere interest in these neighbors to thg-aputh, with respect certainly to public policy. Improved relations are to the advantage of the hemisphere, in print of economic welfare, the progress ef these lands In tneir own development, and In terms of mutual security from a common enemy; and there is every evidence that most of them recognise it. ★ ★ * “.As in the case of Vice President Nixon's visit, it was not the rank and flic of the people who heaped abuse and affront upon Kim as an official representative of the United States, No more was it the people of those lands who dewoartrsted, however fragmen-tarily, against these governors. It urns tbs ragtag cadre of Commu-aists chiefly, trying to tneite.hate oa the port of the people. ★ ★ it “Unfortunately, the Red conspiracy does exist. From Cuba as a base point it is striving to infiltrate and stir up trouble throughout Latin America; but judged by the current picture, acme governments are holding it .in check. By working to improve the lot of their constituencies; by constructive enterprise to combat poverty and ignorance, on which communism fastens to exploit and conquer, these Latin lands are stiffening resistance to the conspiracy. :'jl it ★ ★ “The governors returning have sa Improved concept of international problems and policy needs. That is all to the good. It can implement both public and private prognuna for hemispheric solidarity and progress." Compact Car Market Remains on Upgrade Two separate seta of figures In the current Ward** Automotive Report shed some interesting light on the position of the compact car in the auto industry. In the 12-modth period ending Oct. Si, there were 2,063,343, compact care sold in the United Staten, of which 1,524,100 or 734 per cent were domestic-built mod-da. Some 539,243 or 26.1 per cent wort imported. , * * ' But 19.6 per cent of the imported models were “captive" brands, produced by UJ3. subsidiary companies. The conclusion may be drawn that the sihaller cars are going wel), and the public is interested in them. This might lead some to believe that the imports are on their way down. But this is not necessarily so, as sales figures for the two top imports show. ★ ★ ★ Volkswagen continues to expand its share 6f the import market, and Renault is holding its own. According to Ward's the two have boosted their share of import sales to 42.6 per cent in 1960, from 32.4 in 1959. A more apt conclusion b that the public is refining its taste in the wide selection df, imports, turning away from the lesser brands. But the over-all conclusion that the public is vastly interested in smaller cars cannot be overlooked; i / ■ > e '' ■ Voice ot the People: —-------------—-77 ; . gg,,,, ..... Letter Concerning 'S Receives Varied Comments How Is it that people are adr keeping holy the first day ot the week Instead of the seventh day which God set apart and aancd&pd and made holy?/Because the real sabbath was changed from Saturday to Sunday over 900 yean after Jesus rose from the dead. What right has man to ehaage the Eternal God's law? There to not a vtoee to the Bible that eemmaade aa to heap fito fhrat day ef toe week hsly. ChiMlaae, study to shew thyself approved. What Bible aaOrarily da yw have ef kceptog Sunday? Now people an keeping a man-made commandment instead of God's by keeping Sunday hdy instead ef the real sabbath which God made. Joyce Kader 645 Linda Vista MUtOn H. Bank urges public respect tor fiie sabbath, hi that 1 Join him moot heartily, but I think he is a little confused about the day. If we are to be guided by the Commandments of God, turn to the fourth Commandment: “Be member the Sabbath Day to Keep It Holy,” and it is the seventh day sabbath, so defined is the Sabbath of the Lord. LrRoy Dean* Highland It is not a sin to work or buy on the first day of fin week. As the The Pastors' Association owes the store owners who open their stores on tomday an apology for their ridfeuk How do the pOstors know abotodhesf people who work in' the atom? They may be better Christians than the Pastors. * Claude Carter 421 N. Saginaw St. Agrees With Writer on Working Wives 1 am a hundred per cent on the side of “Worried.” Get those of God. and the Bible. Nowhere * . IDen ,he ***• N<* onJ> of God, and the Bible. Nowhere . -. _ . , - in God'S word i. U written to keep holy the But stiiy of the* ooukl •l a ** "W** week. The Man About Town Several oi Them Still Living Who Worked on First Cars Made in Pontiac Present: Best time ta buy the „ As If He Didn't Have Troubles Enough David Lawrence Says: 1 Southland Didn't ‘Vote Protestant’ to deceive God'* children law 0f God? Sa what abaat the Christmas is pagan, and so is I mt a steady Job maybe they wouldft .gettato & much trouble. T I j When It's time (dr a lay off those men land women‘ without children stay on the'job, but those men with a family get ft first. How come? Net a Miop, Worirr Claims Williams Is h Spendthrift WASHINGTON—The oft-repeated statement during the last presidential campaign that the* South was anti-Catholic seems til have be Catholics, turned out to be a myth. A Gallup Poll, Our request for names of men who pioneered automobile making In Pontiac la bringing many responses. There are several who hmfe watched Its development make our city one ot the world leaders in this respect. if;One of the most interesting letters ■eemes from William R. Watkins, . new of South Bend, Ind. He was one of , the first drivers for the makers of the ' Welsh car token they started here, entering their employ in 1905. He becamq the chauffeur for the Welsh -family, and later served in the same ca/‘ parity for the owner ot the CadllMre Hotel in. fjetroit, driving his limousine to New York CJty when there toaire no marked routes and. no pavements outside a few of the cities. '' Christmas greetings of Leader Dogs for the Blind at Rochester, sent out by Executive Director Harold L Podding tan, outline the inspiration given the owner of a dog trained there in each of the 12 months: confidence, companionship, courage, dignity, freedom, happiness, independence, mobility, opportunity, pride, safety and security. A phone qall from the ever watchful Edwin Faraday of Birmingham, dispute* an Associated Press story from Lansing that Oakland County’s Fred M. Warner was the only .man before G. Mennen Williams to be governor of Michigan for more than four years. He asserts that Alexander J. Groesbeck also held that distinction. Mr. Faraday to right, as Groesbeck' held the office from INI to 1926. A clipping about the possibilities of travel in the Jet age comes frpm Mrs. Beverley Furman of Lake Orion. It says it will then be possible to have “breakfast in Tokyo, luncheon in Bombay, dinner in London—and baggage in Buenos Aires." “Who’s kicking about Michigan weather?” tries Ferry Hanehett of Rochester, who asserts that the ground hasn’t been frozen even a little bit. ..- Whether it is through thankfulness or Mrs. Blair Olniff of Waterford feels that all candidates in the recent election should now remove' their posters from the landscape. A pair of wild ducks who were so well fed a year ago oh their southern migration stopover near the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Sleard uf—_ at Cass Lake, decided to spend the winter with them, in their garage. They went north last spring, but are back, evidently foe another .winter. taken after election day, shows that the Protestants of the South divided only 53 per cent for' Nixon and 47 per keiit for Kennedy, While in the East it was Nixon 72 per cent and Ken-LAWHENCE nedy 28. This would appear to demonstrate that all the* talk about the people of the South being very deeply influenced by the so-called "religious issue" was far from i correct. i Of h h Indeed, according to the national poll hgurea.'tM Protestants of the entire country did not show any real change from their 1952 and 1966 voting, Thus to 1962, the vote among all. Protestants was 63 per cent Republican and 37 Democratic, .and in 1956 it was exactly the satne, while in 1960 it fell off one point, making it 62 per cent for Nixon and 38 per cent for Kennedy. ABOUT EQUAL This indicates that the shifts among Protestants were about -equal and balanced each other. Thus, 85 per cent of the Protestants who voted for Eisenhower in 1956 voted this time for Nixon, according to the Gallup survey, whereas Kennedy got 84 per cent of the Protestants who had voted for Stevenson in 1656. By effsetttog too gain* and losses among too Protestant* who switched parties, too latest Gallup Pad shows toot too “religious Issne” really tori no • material effect on too elect!— so far as the Protestant veto 1s concerned. The Gallup Poll which came out a few days .earlier, however, showed that there was A. big shift to Kennedy of Catholic votes—' amounting to 28 percentage poihti^—among those whp voted for Elsenhower-in 1956. It was this shift which was indicated before election day and-now i? confirmed in the postelection polls. It has led Republican politicians to discuss what they can do -about the "religious issue” to the future. One suggestion heard here is that it may prove desirable for the Republicans to nominate a Roman Catholic in 1964 to oppose Kennedy, as ft is assumed he would be a candidate then for re-election. If both npminees are from the same church in a presidential election, the "religious issue" ceases to be an instrument of politics. The name* of Gov.-Elect John Volpe of Massachusetts and Secretary of Labor James F. The Country Parson Lots of people, however, resent even the mention of. the "religious issuei? They insist that their own votew were not motivated by any such influence and that moot persons'toere unaffected by It. Often this comment is accompanied by the Argument that, this year Catholics who had voted for Eieenhower in 1952 and 1966 merely switched back to the Democratic party, which they had supported in the Truman days. BUT WHY SO BIG? The difficulty with the argument is that no other religious group in I960—a rise ot only 4 points compared with the 28-percentage-point change among the Catholics who had voted Republican to 1956. Everyone who knows anything about practical politic* la aware that la state after state, when the leaden get together, they talk shoot too rrilgtom atfVte-tloas of the proopetMre nominees. In areas where there is a large In areas where there is a large ran * « Jewish or Catholic population, like 1116 AlUMUt&C New York City, the Democrat* and Republicans usually havp tried to cater to these two big religious groups. The name thing Is true In Illinois, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, where for many Good Friday and Easter. We all I understand Soapy Williams t know where it came from (the going ft Africa. That Is certainiv devil) and it is vain worship Sun- an appropriate place tor him day is the first day of the week. There in din peril here, however and belongs to the Catholic With Ms unique talent (or spend Church. They say it is our sabbath tag riher people's money, Soapy day. God says the seventh'day is will ire all kinds M opportunity His sabbath. Which one ought we for getting rid of the American taxpayers' cash. He made Michigan britkrupt to ten years. How long wifi he require to opHSR the fed oral government to go hqplw? R- V. Dohaer 725 Gertrude Rood By United Prow lateraattoael Today is Thursday Dec. 8, the 343rd day of the year with 23 more to 1960. The moon it approaching its last Portraits showed such ' a big shift. The .years Democrats who happened to voter* of the Jewish frith, example, gave 77 per cent to toe Democrats in 1952 and 81 per cent be Catholics have been elected j the governorship or other high state qHbet. . Dr. William Brady Says: . Soap Rinse Is as Good as Any Mouthwash, Bub The monring stars are Mar* and Mercury. The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. On tbil'tottJh history: In IHSk EU WMbug was born. In 171V, *yir0ege Washington crossed .toe' Delaware River and -landed on Pennsylvania soli. In 1886, the American Federa-tidn of Labor was founded, la tots, too amt regular right- Antiseptics, germicides or medicaments applied in gargles do not get past the anterior pillars of the phamyx or throat, which separate the oral or mouth cavity from the throat or phamyx. The anterior pillars arch down on either side from the uvula (tip of soft palate) Just to front ot the tonsil. < Gargte u n til o* bbady you’re blue ta the face and file neighbors call toe police, the antiseptic or medicament win not get to the tonsil, the throat fining, the vocal condo or the gizzard—unless perchance you happen to swallow some oi it and maybe lose your last meal. ■ It . is *' In no conceivable circumstance would I use or want any antiseptic or medicated gargle for acute sore throat, of' my onto volition. Of course If I consulted a physician .and he or she ordered me to use this or that gargle, I’d follow the doctor's orders or fire the doctor. used to Infant feeding, Is made by pouring a quart of water on a rounded tablespoonful of pearl barley (the grain deprived of outer coat and rounded and polished in a mill), boiling away to a pint and straining. ay JOHN (*. MCTt'AU E Far many yean to many lands |» . To share* alone the sea . To mountain tope and spanless Plain* ... My step* have taken me But ai»a>* to tito rMt-len night . » A loneliness returns . . . And longing tor a South west town . . . Within my toeam-I see again blue . Beside a dusty A tqlda osspri and ttemter Whrie fpwltari, cattle Along a wall of Myrtle Bosnia . . . Adobe Moonlight ' oft wihde blow . UkeVrwtliru; mu ourns bonnets gr ibad. , , A lamp . \ i . . Strums td a love And to a brawn full of Mars . . My heart wfiMireak agita. •• f . In 1940, almost 400 German (ftwvriahi total bombers raided London. The Home -of Commons suffered it* first serious damage in World War II. * a * Thought for today: The first United Stale* President, George, Washington, said: “There can be no greater error thi calculate upon, real favors from direct expression of the emotion* nation to nation.” of the soul. — Clara K. Rogers. nomm for today I wtn stag ef loyalty aad of Case Records of a Psychologist: Few Calories Used Watching TV would riariag the mouth. And' In my opinion rinsing too mouth with soap and wafer prefer plain soap of s certain kind — ■ I could get Verbal Orchids to- , Mr. and Mn. Almond Halnsley of Auburn Heights; 54th wedding anniversary. Garfield Parkinson of Bloomfield Hills: 82nd birthday. Mr. and Mrs/Fleyd Facer of Franklin; golden wetMUag. Ulysses 8. Graham of Metamora; 82nd birthday. : Yahbut how shall I account for this- fat file of reports received from reader* who pave used the England gargle with uniform satisfaction? There you have me. ..The gargle prevents or relieves bdarsenes* or huskiness — or so a good many amateur and professional speakers and singers assure me. Directions coming In the next piece about gargling I'U give Joseph W. England’s directions for preparing his gargle. He was a pharmacist in Philadelphia Hospital In my diaper days. a home rr or between songs or speech**. Notice how TV U hampering the social If/to of Lois, even though she doesn’t realise that TV Is a basic cause. Then paste the calorie table on your kitchen calendar and follow It daily. Send for the dieting chart below and streamline pour figure for you can’t feel like a sports roadster with the chassis of a truck. ■ it ,7 By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE G—446: Lois L., Aged 10, has a common problem. "Dr. Crane.” her mother began, “Lois is 20 pounds overweight “The boys at school now tease her by calling her •fatty,' so she wants to stay home. “She cries about it and . has actually fold me she wishes she 1 dead. "Why shoul young girl be-1 come so fat? She DR. CRANE doesn't eat very much at the' table.”-TV FATTIES The modern TV habit U making our children put on extra weight .(and a iot of us parents, tori;— far too aet of riffiag on to* floor or to a ehair aad passively Their chief esonis* aovradays nail* to a*rvea* frustration, or elsa they toko soda pop, eaady aad other knirknack* Into the TV room ao they ran chew m these Caloric foods Instead of their fingernail*. Lois doesn’t eat too heartily at the table but swallows her rows calories ia the TV room, wnile she lacks the normal exercise for a 10-yeaiMrid. TWO TYPES OF WEIGHT You can gain weight to two ways. One Is by accumulation of excess water, as to hart cases where the legs swell (dropsy) or in cirrhotl* of the liver which fills ybur abdomen with fluid. —.....★ - *■ ★ ......... The second cause of weight increase, and the usual explanation, is swallowing more calories than you bum up each day. So the' residue is deposited >s fat.* . Notice the different rate of energy output per minute at the various tasks mentioned below. Than you eaa see why sitting la fnal of TV Indirectly make* you grow falter. (Oa to yaw library aad consult P. 781 Of osy up calories veryAfasL Even moderate walking consumes throe' time* as many efflorire 0* sitting to front of TV. .V , " . ' ' Notice what dancing, playing golf or Irani* wilt Ho to ■tenderize your watstHate Sometime* glandular condition* will cause obesity I chid ran but the ust|sl explanation is Just ton much food to contrast to then-limited muscular exerciae. So send for my booklet "How to Looe 10 Ibo. to 10 Days,” (inclosing a stamped, return envelope plus 20 cents. It can eilmMif the social shame of child fatties like hoararara. or roughaom «*■* P«** « swvie of flm voted. t Dissolve a rounded teaspoonful of powdered alum in 1H teacupfuls of bqylcy water. 2. Add enough Mel Rosae (honey scented with rose) to fill a half ptaUvi^T' 3. Gargle quietly with a spoonful Juri before speaking or singing or several times to the course of the program. Barley -water, formerly much doosa’t ham ap aa many cniartea to aa spectator* aa weald ha esaonmed K we romped and played or dM.maa-aal took* atound toe house. In former yean, children played more outdoor garnet and thus used (to their surplus tot In Now thOy-cftau head for tha TV set where they stt to suspense, watching cowboy pictures. Task Chi. Min. Lying abed .... 16 Sitting to chair Playing piano Walking 3.6 Laying bricko ... .. ,....4.6 Ironing clothes ...... .... 4.2 Bowling .... 44 Playing , golf .5.0 Dancing .... 5.5 Mooring lawn 7.7. 1 Chopping trees 8.0 Pitying tennis ,.*..:ifl.» Aa you will note, passively sitting in a chair does ntt bqp .tom urns Is Dr. Osm W. Cr*n* R «*r» «f fte r*mi*e fim Vsntlmc (Copyright ISM) ho ksswlsti* Prsw 1* wutte* lttt(r*Ur to to «M lit rtpuC" loo of on 100*1 soot Drtnt.it 'aTSSSSTn. Mitten ta 1 *n » Tho rroiui Fr.M is Sottror** b; osrrtor hr d ssato • uook: whrrr mbs* Obonttoo it U IRM ■ ymr: oioovbor* Id Mtefclftta *od »D othor tom la thr tlBltod tut** ils.*o .<• war. AU stall •vBNrtpttoo* ooeSWh is *-/ FEDERAL DEPT. STORES OWN EVERY NIGHT TO , R.M. federal g^dept.stores^^G RUG SALE! 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Winston Churchill, who won the Nobel Pri|e for literature in 1965, |is a "vety bad writer.” a British rtod had cowand only 4,000 miles or 90 days, whichever came flnrt. *]•* + Metropolitans are built in England t»y British Motor Oorp. ' This b the tint extension of the extended warranty (fo • Imported chn. Hpwever, many of the imports carry warranties of months or 0.QD0 miles. SaJfridg* Field to Got , Now Commander Dec. 19 | _ ’ millions of the poor and the '‘skil-jthe Communist party, Betancourt i The reasons are both short-and!**1** ®*Pk>itatton’’ by the - Com- jgeplies Jhat it would be contrary! , long-term jmunists of the financial ills in-!to the ideals of Democracy. Out of the Just-concluded closely guarded summit meeting! ol world Communist leaders Moscow came reports that Latin American Reds-had lined up with Red China in advocating the violent overthrow of governments and invitations to revolt, TMs b Identical to the line adopted by Otoaa f inance Min taler Entente (Che) Gwevarn la gta visit to Red (Una which wan cttmaxed by anneoarer of a M million (htaene Ion PUM Castro's Communist trolled Havana government. The conclusion must be that Cuba and Red China not only eye to eye but also that in Castro’s' most exportable product in the Western Hemisphere will I revolution. Militarily, the United States already has taken steps to blockade , this type of Cuban export, there are other factors more difficult to counter. Chief of these is the imbalance of Latin American economies. - A good example Is Veoesaela court apparently baa saeeeeded hr quel Hag the umpteenth attempt la overthrew bis government. On the hillsides surrounding Caracas and hi the lush countryside away from the capital’s gleaming j .. skyscrapers and the swimming pools of luxurious tourist hotels, the majority of Venezuela’s population live in poverty and.illiteracy. These people are the natural targets of the Castro agitators and the Communists. HAS BIG PLANS The Betancourt government truly dedicated to preservation of Democracy, is trying for a more equitable distribution of Venezuela's groat natural wealth and has launched a massive education pro- The peasant unacquainted with will ant lean overnight even though he he glvea hh awn are oeat to In the next four years, die gov eminent plans to spend nearly $1 billion on agrarian reform. It ^lso, is pressing a large industrialization program. Price Is Right, Says Big Firm Customers Get Better Buys Than Ever Before, Claims Du Pont NEW YORK (ITU - E. I. du, Pont de Nemours and Go. believes the price is right nan In a booklet. "The Story of Prices,*' the giant industrial concern says that despite the rising price trend, products and services present a.better buy today than ini the past. Ltatag standards, as measured by the roaaamcr’s ability to hay toe things he needs aad waate, are toe hlgbeoj the world has kapwa at say tone or la aay place, according to the booklet. It describes the price structure! as an inseparable part of the American economy, "an economy that is at once consumer-controlled and consumer ^entered," •hows bow the price structure evolved to meet the growing and changing needs of the American people. * * * Du Pont says prices on H vidual items may be higher today than they were in earlier times, hut people have for more money to spend. Mechanization and industrialization have * swiftly increased man's ability to pi-oduce the goods and services he needs, and thus have increased his buying power, it states in the .12-page illustrated booklet . hold prices down aad pash values ap, toe boeldet says. The only alternative is an economy in which someone else—which has to mean the government—tells the consumer what is good for him. what he should ljuy, and what the; prtee shall be. This captive market approach has been tried in many nations, | moat notably in toe modern world by Oe Soviet Union. But it has only' resulted in higher prices, poorer values, gluts anil shortages, and' a low living standard. A man buys shoes to fit his feet; i a woman buys shoes to fit the occasion . ; . 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He said the actkM needed t* be taken so as to be signed Into Isw by Jan. 24. ■/ Red-linked Institute Moving to Canada Georgu Romney Asks, Legislature for Move: Permitting Primary >-vk I.ANSING i I’rilt— American Me, tors President George Romney! Wednesday released copies of S1 letter sent to members of the legislature. These urged them to, Mipport measures which would i permit a primary election to nomt-i natc candidates for delegates to n const it upfptal convention at the •ame time/as the Aprfl 3 genecnl election. . i' ^ . , | "To accomplish this, eariy action I, needed by the legislature «f er' they convene on Jan* U. 1961, Romney said in the letter. * Holland has hewn appointed bend; of the university's department of Asian affairs. The Instltujle has been invest;-, gated hy congressional commiuaea, who sought to prove that It exciM cised a powerful and malevolent influence on state department; policy. Rtquest Pay Increases for Kalamazoo Teachers KALAMAZOO (UPD-The Kalamazoo City Education Association, ihe (footers' organisation, has presented a schedule of teacher, salary increases to the City Board, of Education which a school ad-mtnlstration official said would probably be adopted. * * * . The increases would boost the' starting salary tbr teachers with! bachelor <1egroes from RkO to, $4,300, and flpr teachers wgb masters degrees Aram RT00 to $4.T& It wotid raise the maxS mum for teddbmn with bwcbslor degrees from $6,335 to 9MT5 and for masters-Mgrees bom RIB to $7,650 and would shonsu tbs number aft years to' reach maximum salaries. NEW YORK Uh-The lnstitut nf Pacific Relations, m ftnsnc.sl ►trait* from loss of tts tax-exempt status from 1185 to last Marta. »fll leave New York for AW enuver, B.C.. at the end of the month. , William L. Holland, secretary-general of the institute and edi» .r of Its quarterly journal. Pacit,c Affairs, announced the move. The lateroattenal Baarowh Or gaatsaken figured repeat i Sly to esogresstsoal hpSfln tato *1 leged (omnnau laMtrattao hi government during the serif tnos. m In 1955. T Coleman Andrews, then commtastaner of internal revenue, removed the institute' from tax-exempt status, charging, i» with disseminating ''cMbWr-sial and partisan propaganda." v. * * * 7 ' ■ lt> tax exemption was restored sfter^k king court bottle but IW-land paid the period of nonexemption seriously reduced gifts ani! > •ntiibutions to the point wherej the institute had to seek_j. cheaper hase of operations The t shersMy ef Brittah Ca-tumbta has eflarad the Imtttria a free heme. The move has tbs approval af the Pactfw- Csanefl, the Inters*ttouai gevtnrtog hsdy sf the tastHute. r m ~-TT m: m twenty THEJPOXTIAC/ PRfesj U.S. Withdraw l^,‘Hlt,tuScalf Temper Tops ( htt Triumphant Comjebac. WaKhdoj Ships*'emper Tops Ca,ias °nce :ss, AH j r; 7 * THURSDAY, DECEMBER S, ldpff 1 Suspends Patrols /After' j triumphant come- second osvtion when she appeared Report Danger Gone ] bate* at the staid Old La' Scalajon stage-even before singing her 'Wednesday night. And the temper first note. There wag some mur-j Drop Charges Against Woman, 20, as Doctor Alleges Threats, Little Actress Becomes Her Parf rtfs' landlady LOS I ANGELES j (APJ-Aetrees Tammy Marihugh. 7, is her parents’ landlady now. ». Adjudge Wednesday approved liar purchase of a six-room house ' the MetnhGoldwyn-MgyW used by Tammy_I__ , ,, i „,JM, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Marihugh.. .hh* th., h.« l—n * M Pi —■ — n*w« ana miss tauasi* ««Ult charge Was been withdrawn, the Whlte ^ hM* *ince' ,h*“ walked MlM Ca,la* keP* her tern- year-oW wor^wtelcKttid^st£ (tot in a fit of fury 2', yehrs ago. per in check during the murmur w w . I loved her performance But some lings but she blazed at the end off™* * *,ron,“wn Detroit doctor. Proas Secretary James C Usd icritics said ,he s,ar- 37> showed;the second act in a tiff with phq- w * w Press ^rotary. JBmes c. Hhg- ;U)# rtrsbt of age in her vole - ■ 1 Flouse reports. arty, said Wednesday the patrol1 was suspended after governments " ”, . of the two Central American coun- ™ American-born singer : tographers TURN THEIR BACKS Senior Asst. Prosecutor Jerome IK. Barry Jr. said tl -W v-—- v- v™. , , . They had been snapping pic- i reported the danger of Com- a,m<*f‘ overcome with joy — ‘I mjtures 0f Miss callas and the cast niunist-aided revolts had passed. !m. haPP-v 7 "don t pven know President Eisenhower had . or-;*he™l am- 7 su,ffe^ in ^«ed derod the patrol last month in ro- J^.,l’i* <*""eback The fand °!jto get a few pictures of Onassis sponse to requests from Guate- ^ Wy and the royal couple from Mo- mala and Nicaragua. !now.,1 know ,hat thf Pub"c lik«!naco CHARGED CUBAN AID "“mFm Callas came back In the' e>M °«hing, the soprano I'Mhewies, admitted stab .Lm*in.. 01 two rountrie»ldjfficqn and dramatic role of advJan°ed photographers charged that Cuban-backed revo- p^,^ wift> of f|w and shoved two into the wings, iutionaries had taken part in in-'martyr in Donizetti s "Poliuto ” 77,e °0ters retreated and she surroctions shortly before the is > test of pny soprani’s calmly returned <° continue tak- to be dropped when .Dr. Ralph N. Taaaie. 69. refused to testify against the woman after reportedly receiving threatening phone calls. Dr. Tassie was the chief witness. Charged was Miss Jeanette quest was made. Ing her bows. _ „ . . 1. j Seats were sold out weeks « airrr»ft camer Shangri-La a(jV8nce for ^ Mason s opener! AH told, she and the cast took o"troyers ^ began the.}n ^ mother o( opera houses, et**1* curtain calls after the first patrol in mid-November. 'Thecar- gcalpers were getting the equiva-act- eW>* ^er the second and 12 i-ier Wasp rcplai-ed the Shengn-La >n, 0f up to MOO each for $60 a‘ the end of the opera, shortly before the end of the - tickets month and five destroyers relieved those oh duty. CELEBRITIES IN AUDIENCE Dr. Tassie, president sad founder of Saratega General Hospital, Detroit, when the physician threatened, to brook off Ms rets- He had admitted to Oak Park j police that he had been “keeping." Miss Lachowicz since she Was 17 it a $14,000 ranch hprtie. He said he wanted to endthe affair. Dr, Tassie suffered a superficial knits wound in his back in the Two long-cange pitrol plane.: In the boxes rat . glittering n&VgZVS ™ro^ ^"^‘abb,in* were Mao usigned to the Wetoem diem* including Princes, ^ ‘ Caribbean. and Prince Rainier of Monaco, > * * * >and Greek shipping magnate! The Navy said the'Wasp was!Aristotle Onassis, who has been{Hov/d H« G*t 111 due today at Mayport. Fla., to linked romantically with Miss! unload some planes before pro-'Callas since she separated from' SAN MARCOS, Tex. (tJPfi feeding to her home port in'her husband last year. Boston j. * * * |w«*t Texas State College was All Milpn had been waiting tolforced to elect a new vice | Miss Lachowicz appeared yester-, day before Municipal Judge Burton Ar. Shifman to be examined mi the / 'assault charge when Dr. Tassie •The told Barry he would refuse to 'Young Democrats Club South- testify for fear of incriminating himself. He later took the stand At birth, a grizzly bear is scarce- hear what had happened to herjd ly bigger than a skinned squirrel, voice after a 2ttyear absence. |o when it discovered its old i was a Republican. ' and repeated this before the judge, | “Without Dr. tassie there's no lease,’.' Barry said. SAVE '60.78 on 10-IN. ACCRA-ARM COMBINATION with 5 extra pieces! III TNr.T.ITTlF.<8< 1AAa, law *T- sM Churchill town, tod,- * AAoking Good fiacovery , 2 ^ * * LONDON TAP) -r> A fecial ad-| Lorii M^ran, his phytodah, laid bed wMch Sir Winston X-rey plates indicate the atyear-Churohill tmd Man using since |otd former prims mlnUter ta mak-suffering apack injury Nov/151 Ing e good Recovery. 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Shop Sesrs and save time and money "Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back” SEARS 154 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 54171 THE PONTIAC l^KESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Mechanical Aim £ Witt Snag Fish J From Sea Depths' i ' * ] SAN DIEGO, CAUL (UPI) - A mechanical aim to pick up aped* mena deep on the ocean floor Is being fitted on the bathyscaph "TWeste." h .. tb . * Naval Eleeetroates Laboratory ip working on file record-diving Republicans Cancel Genesee Recount Democrat Thomas E. pell. Belli won the election by 964 votes. Schweninger eaid "the.results ao far So not' indicate ah/ reasonable Toulous. Bordeaux, Nice. Nantes and Strasbourg in France are cities about the sizes of Richmond, Va„ Akron, Otto, or Omaha, Neb. ing stores in 30 major cities. higher than a year ago. Mild weather get moat of the * * * blame for light buying in late No- “One of the brightest Christ-vember and early December, mas seasons-in history,” said the Storekeepers were looking for a Denver Retail M»w»imnt« Associate surge to repair the damage, ation. ' * * * . Los Angeles and Washington Eight cities reported early buy- merchants predicted a ham»*r Ing was dowin, seven said it was year. better and five found it about nor- In New York City, Gimbel’s big mat. department stores reported sales Merchants said people seem toj improving alter a lagging start, have plenty of money te spend TKfe Jewlery store, Tiffany’s, said but are more cautious and eelec- sales were running 15 per cent five than usual, possibly because [ahead of last year, of apprehension about rising em- * * * I lovment and other economic tac-j “There’s been nothing about the loi? l • weather to set one thinking of Prices, are about the same or !red noaes, reindeer or-otherwise." s little lower than last year. commented a Detroit merchant, BTARmWEU, discussing the early sales las. More Christmas club' savings’ than ever before were expected to give business a shot hr the arm. 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At bottom is a three-man spherical vehicle with metal legs attached to rollers. Lswrenc^ Hofstein and A. W. Cacciola, the engineers, said their ideas can be put into practice. TWENTY-TWO j Sudden Exodus Puzzling West Berlin Lures Teens From Reds BERLIN (UP!) — A mysterious I service by all East German youths^ Influx at teen-age refugees from before die youths can go on Communist East Germany is pour-{higher education, tng into Berlin without .any sur--p._rvT_ RRTVrl Mtvv face explanation tor the exodus. I™*** “WO *“NY * ★ * ^Ws has not only caused many] MaJ. Gen. Ralph M. Osborne, of tfii yoong people to flee East; United States commander in Ber- Germany," Osborne explained, 'but It has brought many of the j professional people to West Berlin with their children Just to insure that they will be able to eduoate the children in the traditional free schools and universities of the West." ★ * * The new Influx of East German teen-agers Is of great Interest to » in refugees within fecent months, and attributed this to the attempted collectivization of German farms by the Communists. * * * “Tills," the general pointed oat an a graph, "explains why many of the UMSt who crossed the year have been "But it doesn’t explain HP hundreds between the ages of 17 and 21 are defecting to the West. These are the youths whom the Communists consider their strongest fores and tbs foundation upon which they plan to build their Red empire In Europe.” CAREFULLY SCREENED The squat. Maryland-born general said the Eaht German teenagers weffe being carefully screened to tgpwart any Communist plans tp saturate West Beriin>ith fifth columnists sent here to instigate riots, cause trouble and undermine civil authority. watch and weigh each new development across the border for possible Indications of things to "We can only feel," Osborne said, "tost the disillusioned youths] of East Germany are represents-' tive of all the "Meet of the yenag refugees seem stncerely fed ap with the Bed way of life," the "This is all the more astounding when it is considered that these boys and girls are the pride and Joy of toe Communist movement in East Germany, and they have beat given special, preferred treatment and indoctrination as long as they can remember. ♦ * * "If the Reds are beginning to lose the youth of East Germany,” Osborne continued, "they are in serious trouble, perhaps more serious than we realize. Communist domination fat Europe, except that those of East Berlin and toe eastern zone of Germany! have the oijlyopportunity to easily defect to the West. * * A ‘We are certain that If it were possible for the young people of the other Red satellites to crocs easily to the West we would have hundreds of thousands Instead of thousands pouring across our bord- bm pouring oat of EM. Germany dally, it to certainly oh-'low that they are lot tng the hdd they hoped to have an Germany'* youth." The 57-year-old commander said the Communists require military U.S. Leave Korea MOSCOW (AP)—The Soviet Union today accused - the United States of blocking the unification of Korea and demanded the immediate withdrawal of aH foreign —that Is, American—troops from Korean peninsula. * *★ * A government statement, car-1 ried by the Soviet news agency Tass and broadcast by toe Moscow radio, said "the American occupation of the southern part, of the country is the main obstacle on the road tp Korean unifi-eettan."—— PRESENT THIS COUPON WITH SHOO . . . YOU, SAVI 71c Shoe Repair Special! Lodies' . . . Mon's . . . Boys' HALF SOLES LEATHER OR RUBBER We Dye Shoes All Oilin' el 79 v•*» I a. Fri. and Set. Only With This Coupon Only . CHILDREN'S I Lediee' Top HALF SOLD 1 Lift* N Oa CHEAPER | la I Minute* S. S. KRESGE'S SHOE REPAIR — BASEMENT DOWNTOWN STORE ■ -j . 7 4—77 THE BPNTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, I960 East Germany Owns Locomotive U. S. Tfain to Berlin Losing BERLIN (AP) - Promptly at 1;37 a. m. every day of the year a U. s. Army train pulls up to the station at Marienbom, Just in-aide the Iron Curtain of Communist East Germany. to half an hour, if there are no territory to isolated West Berlin. This has been routine ever since the U. S. soldiers took over their It usually has six cars, drawn!lector of Berlin the cummer of by an old-fashioned coal-burning 1945. The French and British locomotive of the East 'German armies run similar trains, rail system. An Army lieutenant Now ithebe milk runs again steps to the station platform and may become a cold war utue. checks his papers through the So- Railroad officials and U. vtet control officer. Ithorities are burrowing through okLrRcords—"a lot of'agreements signed by captains," as one official put It—to find, out how they were act up. How they were organized and, most important,, exactly how that East German locomotive is pkid for, have been for- The first agreement was made with the Soviets. Since then, Moscow has set up ita East German satellite as a sovereign state — which the United States, does not recognise. Neither does West Ger- many. But railroad authorities get together all the time to han't# such routine problems as tlme-tblef and freight charge*. The Germans and Americans who deal with the American train beUeve-Ahough they are for from ire" that the East German /locomotive is paid for in some way through the West German railways. Just how is not dear. R may become important b** cause West Germany has can-i trade agreement with st East Germany, effective Jan, J. Among many other things, this, pact regulates how flic two parts of the country settle their railroad bills. Tbs West Germans canceled the pad as a reprisal far (he Communist squeeze on Berlin. Both and West ^eimane Have made it plain that they want to renew and have begun negotiations. If the agreement Is not renewed by New Year’* Eve, and toe Communists decide to be nasty, they could refuse to operate toe trains. But such a move could lead to another Berlin blockade and the East Germans undoubtedly would hnvn to get approval by Moscow Jamas Monroe, fifth president of the United States, died in New York City on independence Day la 1831. Printing Ini Firm 1 Moves Office to Hofland CHICAGO (UM> *- Charles J. Weigel, Inc., which produce* ape-clalty products for the prfomg Ink industry, has moved from Detroit to Holland, hOfu [ The company, a subsidiary W Chemetron Corp, has moved to property acquired list march by Holland Color ana Chemical Cb., also a chemetron subsidiary, adjacent to Holland Celsr and Chasn-ical. A company spokesman said toe move ’would effect economies and enable the subsidiaries to give better combined aervtos. 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Jones told city commissioners flw p'Mfr Table Proposal to Probe final approval bjr Febi 1 on a ^ » r 7 155 SAGINAW (*-A proposal to to-8 nra vwtigate the administration ot Probate Judge Glenn Jordan wee tabled by the Saginaw County Board of Supervisors. . j The Supervisor* voted K) to 13 to table the propoaal made bji John Witherfdge, chairman of the ways and means committee. city-county building authority toBOgtaaw Judges Regime finance and build a “ headquarters building step In, a proposed governmental administration The civilian labor force of the United States increased 13.9 par cent in the period from 1939 to 1901. Supervisor William Boos taidlp-UU: a.L. D.:.,i;An "To givh a committee blanket K. 0 A5k* Ralect'0n POPULAR NEW JOT — Holding a model of the new ^toeing 727 Jetliner in New Tosh la Roberta LaValley. The new toort-Pomlble when Eastern Air Lines and Lifted Alr Unm each ordered « at ■ cost of S3S0 million for S 19°- Pl«« wiU cort mire tl«n th# W enfln* Pods are In back of the fuselage “i'!S^uWtaSJehlnd M partially con- stnicted full-scale mockup The plane will carry from 70 to 117 P*sa«W«™ at speeds up to 600 mile* an hour over distances Jrom ISp to 1.700 miles. Top U.S.Jazz Cats Over Germans at NEW YORK I UP!)—Birdland. a to the visitors, means "he's lass emporium of note* got in- fa. ,n .. vaded by a German band Tuesday f* wtth “ hl* ^ night, but not an oompah wa* W0N WICK AT rram'AL blurted. I The group of eight young (aver- country, and a group of American ™ Jars great men called It "bedlent" r,on Ppon,*n*nt American Jazz- and "dufte.” imen before the regular evening' h Cinmy asawhaad Like when a drummer goes out «f his mind—then, according to thh German teen-age idiom he's "sins schaffe," which, according Sees Economy Staying Down program of band music began. 1h« wars stem a two week trip fo toe t ailed Melee by vlr toe of ntoatog both dmelaalm daea la too e il Gen 'They’re surprisingly good, said Eddie Condon, the American Jass gauletter. listening to the beat of "The Feetwarmers.” a seven* Piece traditional style group. ' * * * -"Wonderful—your tone ta very food-and I mean It.” Peanuts Hutto, the American clarinetist, told the group later. "U I didn’t U.S. Economist Soy* rd just tow you Force* to Aid Growth ' . ____ _ J “ read had been better M AfO Not in Sight aat bon as aervooa." said Maafoed LahmMa. ». the tier. WASHINGTON *>7. ceeattog a mild —aatoea. the neft tow months. Spargo still plays a mean kasoo Seymour L. in solo as well as hi. drumming Rotfbeto dftMty assistant were- chore. He looked at the Birdland *2 2 1rahor' *» and commented-. "Wefl. tots] in the nation would reach weU." 3 212,900 next February If Octo>j * * * borta 14 #er cart rate of unem- introducing "The Feetwarmers " ployment was maintained without —the name was borrowed from a c“afi#- • . ' {New Orleans hand of the lafo Sid-' * *. * ney Bechet—Lahnstein told the He emphasized he was making audience: as prediction on the mte. Actual, "We enjoy >-ou American Jan unemployment in October waa 3.- giants as our teachers. We will ^ . start with I Want to Be Happy ." Paradiao hdd the Joint commit- ■_________ tee "the ecooomy continues to be ' _ J5322*3 Chevrolet Expanding Plan* ‘ *t!tSVSfttSmmL«5i- ^ -! among the major economic tndi-ita«™ «*«™*<* to toi ad cators- I cent more floor space to its Cor- - *....... ivair assemUy plant at Willow Run. ] About 225,910 square feet wifi be added. The plant now Kaaj 441,500 square feet. Chevrolet said the expansion] will provide the room needed tad the assembly of additional body^ styles. The plant now builds two1 and four door sedans' and a four] door station wagon. * Construction win be completed) by Sept. 1. Bonn Dofonoo Officials Ordering From Israel BONN (UP!) - The West German defense ministry announced it will order 130,000 infantry ammunition pouches from Israel. A ministry gpokrsman eaid a procurement official la leaving for Israel to arrange the'purchase. New RCA Vleter Monaural Tope Cartridge Plnyor/Ra. cordor. Hero's Mto perfect tope recorder, there's no threoding, no rtwlndln*i an fussing. 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General Aaaaaott Tuesday elected,, by acclamatjl# Felix Schnyder of Switzerland!*!* Vi N. high curomisskmer for ref* ugees He succeeds Auguste *> Lindt of Switzerland, who hp| brten named ambassador to t^| United Nations. there ndy be noapeaceful transition to socialism "in the event of exploding class struggles resort-ing to violence against the people.” —The concession that (jtanaunist parties'are independent, implying that Red China may pursue at least to. soma degrees an independent course. ; FULLERTON, - CaHl, .(AP)—A new radar that''''” caff',Ji^btat# a supersonic target in three diihen-«l«»-range, bearing and altitude -$■* been Installed on missile entiaew gnd destroyers, the Natty and Hughes Aircraft Co. announced the development Ttito^gy. The new all-weather radar la Jcnown as Frescan. Unlike conventional systems, it doWMwt require stabilizing gear to pMSfreqaatf lor the pitch and rol) pit a whip at oea. 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Americana have paid an esti-naated 14 billion tor preaent hold-toga to foreign bond* and S5 billion if other foreign securities and rail estate—no one knows for sure jilt how much. Buying runs in todfa. It started upward sharply If months ago, but |-------*■““““ if the last three. ♦ ♦. -Total Individual holdings art t|ill below the $29 billion American corporations have ^ent abroad for new plant and equip-or to buy up sources ofraw estimated $4 billion. * * - * ■Both forms of spending are In A spotlight today because to their role, however small in causing this nation to spend more wsad than it "has taken hi titans. This deficit is now running at around $4 billion a year. ” w * . w And the resultant loss of dollars —and especially the outflow to our gold has raised a hullabaloo In Waahtogfon and a brief but dte-turbing flurry in the London gold market that some saw as threatening the value of our dollar. There have been three streams I individuals' dollars flowing abroad: For stocks. American investors took a shine to European, some extent Japanese, corporate securities when prices of XJ.S. stocks soared far above what common stocks of foreign (tarporp-tions in the same fields were bringing. Later the continuing European industrial and stock market boom*, when American business was going slack and UJR. [stock prices dropping, helped the trend. This tended to pnsn European stock prices higher. ♦ * ♦ Then they too turned weak, and have fallen faster In the last throe months than have Anpcric Broken here report a drying of American demand for foreign ' to late, but little rolling on balance. • - •#- - ♦ ♦ , to Arthur L. Wadsworth of Dillon, Read k Co. reported to the recent meeting to the Investment Bankers Association that gross purchases of foreign stocks by U S. investor* rose to $803 million in 1960, but in the first eight months to flits year was about $394 million. 1 Foreign government bonds. Sale to new issues in New York ranched s postwar peak in 1958 to $223.3 million, but so far this year is down to $85 million. Political turmoil in Africa and Latin America tended to scare off Investors this year. Many old issues of foreign bonds are tradfed on stock exchanges hoe. 3. Hot money. This is idle capital held by individuals, corporations, financial institutions looking for short-term investment at the highest return. With interest rates dropping here and staying much overseas, hot money has flowed out in volume. * * * The Chaw Manhattan Bank New York fays perhaps "as much u a’ billion dollars to this type to hot money may have left the country during the third quarter alone. That figure for a single quarter would be several times the volume reached during any full year since World War nr * - * * The American dpllars to buy Stocks, bonds, or short-term foreign securitise have come from here, reinvestment earnings on foreign holdings, sale to stocks here to buy Canadian or overseas investments, or funds deposited in Swiss banks where secrecy is protected by law. One-Way Private Eye Mirror in Police Office WASHINGTON (UPI) - Washington police announced that a $350,000 building to house Fourth Precinct police headquarters will Include a special one-way mirror window In the police captain’s office enabling him to watch ■quad room activities without being seen. COME OWE! tom ALL! CRAND PRIZE FOR CHECK 1ST THE BIG DIFFERENCE SWEEPSTAKES ENTRANTS SCHOLARSHIP DEC. IS ML NEW/C0MER OFFICE, ■ SOUTH While you don’t HAVE to be present to. win, why prolong the fan? 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The statement points to toe necessity qf establishing in these countries a broad national, uem-| pcratic united front that includes' the national bourgeoisie. * * •* It added that the three-week Moscow meeting of Red leaders' laid down ‘'the correct policy" to adopt! towards the national non-Communists who would- be lowed to participate in these gov-‘ "taking into consideration the letter's progressive as well as compromising character.” IN EDITORIAL The first Chinese reaction to the declaration was contained in an editorial in tne Peiping People's! 4-Year-Old Returns ppe.Holding$329 S TAMPA. Fla. (AP)-A 4-year-J)ld hoy has been credited with toe return of a. purse containing 9390 last by a blind woman. Police said 'the - Negro- boy, John Edwsid Sanders, found the purse' at a. bus stop where Miss Beatrice If. David had lost it. I ■ |______ _____ Polios flhpt. Allison Walnwright Daily, the ofttcial organ ot the* said the boy’s mother tried to con- Communist party, ftct Miss David,.but failed. She] .-n* ,utemwt/. said the Peo- tben called police and the purse And money were returned. “Yoh’re always hearing of bad things." Walnwright said, "and •vary now and then it's good to hear of something like this where suck honesty is exhibited." Michigan WiH Send 71 to Conference on Aging I lansing will send 71 pie’s Daily, "Is not only an important landmark in the new up-surge tot the national liberation movement, but wiU certainly be-! also a powerful impetus for| Asian, African and Latin American peoples in their strug-] gie to win victory in the national] and democratic revolution. (UPD t sand 71 persons to House conference on the aging in {Washington Jan. 0-12, Gov. ptennsu Williams said Tuesday. V James Brophy. Grasse Poi Faik. chairman of the State Commission on Aging, was named to bend the delegation. Other state officials la the dent of pnblle Instruction Lynn -Jt. Bartlett, health commissisaer Dr. Aftert E. Henstto, Michigan employment security commission director Max Horton, social welfare director Willard J. Maxey, and mental health director Charies Wagg. State Sen. Perry W. Green,' R-Grand Rpids, and State Rep. William C. Sterling, D-Monroe, were also named. workers movements everywhere "in waging economic and political struggles." ★ . While conceding that war with the West was not “iathlly inevitable," in apparent withdrawal from their earlier position, Chinese said the conference held that as long as imperialism exists ‘there will always be soil for aggressive war.” Malta 'Final' Proposal to Avoid Papar Strike NEW YORK !APy — A federal mediator today announced that a final" settlement proposal had been hammered out by publishers i ' Newspaper Deliverers n subcommittee in an effort to avert a atriw against all pine' mayor New‘York dailies. *JOOO SCOUT — Louise A. { * * * Rfood of Chicago has been named j Mediator Herbert Haber said at ItatioMl executive director of 4:»hours past the con-m Scouts qf the United States, tract deadline-thal f She will tale office March J, (was being submittied to the union negotiating team. Boy Shops for Mom; Killed on Way Home ANN ARBOR (AP) — Gary K. 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T^tjkSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1060 TWENTY-NIXE qf Jacfc Surprising WMU Professor Quito *** ■» 1*» j 1 vagsuy 4pulp wir paper program, at Dfpaitimlnt Hoad tbrn • part of the chemistry de- £:rSTSL. head of ,h. fred Nadclman |ias submitted hi. „*,* to U65 when* It gained de-resignation as Mad of the papfripartmeatal a t a t va. The depart-technology department of Western"*"* now has Oder 1,000 students. Michigan University, effective at , the don of the prpeent semester. L/dqHShed Conservative Label ----«._ .... .—Salt is used Hi the manufacture Nadelman, a native of Germany, of steel and also in various cheml-Jotted Western Michigan Uniyer- cals. LAHSINto (AP) — Consumers Power Co. is entitled to a gas rate increase of SS.I7 million a year, A staff economist for tfie Michigan Public Service Commission said Wednesday. I Tom Hancock, the economist, baaed the estimate on what he said would be a fair return on net plant plus working capital, or. a base of nearly $219.5 million.! 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A * * Hagerty was asked whether Eisenhower, who has not held a for-j, mal news conference since Sept. 7,1 would meet with newsmen again I before leaving office Jan. 20. || "I’m sure lie will before he goes; out of office,” Hagerty replied. ! Fine Ex-Tax Investigator jfor Failure to File Returns | FLORENCE, S.C. (UPI)-State iSen. Ralph Casque, 47, former telliglence ageift for the U.S. Bureau of Internal Revenue.J fined $5,000 and sentenced to years in prison tor failing to file federal income tax returns in 1955, 1956 and 1957. | Gasque’s prison sentence was suspended on condition he make a satisfactory settlement. His lawyer said Casque had told the revenue bureau of his failure to file returns under tite mistaken belief he wohld not be prosecuted for a voluntary disclosure and promise to pay. Sirhilar in New Orleans knot, in the view/of segregntion-lsts, has aligned Mayor deLesstpi Morrison with federal authorities and the tnove to enforce Integration. Morrison says the police have orders only to keep the peace. U. S. marshals an carrying out tha federal court order for school Integration by escorting four No to girls to ud.trom two sebois. A • w A The WO or more policemen required during the past 10 days to hold back kicking, screaming and cursing women trying to halt in- tqgratioru may or may not be la sympathy with the process. “Hie people don't fancy this Job,” a demonstrator at the WU-liani Frants School remarked. As be spoke, an officer tif civilian clothing directing the ^police blockade, shouted “Move them back.” The poUcs are polite. But they force the crowd bMk. Frantz school, a modem three-story cream brick structure, is In fi faction of moderately priced, well-kept frame homes. A few blocks away lies an industrial dls- itrlct where tfweoprfcfd homes era located. Not far from these are Negro homes. . A home owner across the Street tram the school fretted over the poesibility of Negroes moving Into the area If the school remains Integrated. . A stoutlsh woman, her hair still' In 'curlers at 2 p. m., shouted insults at two women escorting two white children from the school, Other women standing nearby suggested additional remarks. U.A.R. and Ceylon to Recall U.N. Troops CAIRO (API—The newspaper A1 Ahram said today the United Arab Republic has decided to withdraw Us. pantjmp battalion serving In the Congo under U. N. command. -' , ■ The paper Mid, "Then’s nothing left ^pjdustify the preeenof of our' battalfon under U. N. command after the United NefiOn has become an Instrument serving Imperialfom.” COLOMBO; Ceylon (APl-tl* government decided today to£*► call its contingent of 11- serving with U. N. forces in the Congo, a reliable sduree said. The aource Indicated then Is dissatisfaction in tha, way the United Natfoos secretariat Is bAtW. dling' the Congo crisis. , 14 Countries Brier/*k• J. Monaco TfV Festival MONTE CARLO, Monaco (Upl) —fourteen countries have entered the First International Television Festival of Monaco, which will judge TV films. Prince Rainer, husband of the former Grace Kelly, founded the festival to help davqlep. international relations in television. The United States, Frame, Holy. Germany, Japan, Canada, Argentina, Britain, Luxenbourg, the Vatican, Yugoslavia, the Soviet Unkm, Pakistan, and Nigeria will submit entries. As in the 1860s, the noquarter now is between federal authorities. The Issues crisis several Southern states hive created commissions for the centennial celebration of the Civil War. Historians point to the psychological effect on both sides of the fall of New Orleans during the Ctvtl War. - A A A Some observers foresee a similar effect over the South in the outcome of the present New Orleans school crisis. They believe the degree of compliance with federal court orders in Deep South New Orleans will have a psychological effect in Southern states still facing the problem of school integntion. The battleground In 1960 Is the same. The opposing forces present a somewhat different lineup. Federal and state authorities have sharply drawn battle lines with tactical forces confined to court rooms, U. S. marshals and the Louisiana Legislature. A A A City rulers of New Orleans, caught in the middle, strive for neutrality while trying to preserve order. 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PIECEMBKft 8, IRAQ THlKTTOyg gEffi". *** ^ ^jSoow Saves GirKi Ufa rankle D, Goad. 22, of Mcaltoo, °* Attempts Suicide *” r- eaally .potted and cornliadns ^ DwowHMaon from critical talloped along a highway on a injury if not death. . | President Trk»>to Joke lOver Jan. 26 'Scaffold7 ; j WASHINGTON (UPI) - Freni ‘ Union Official Succumbs | NEW YORK | with the revoiuttowary suggestion that Scotsmen should be allowed to. buy a wee nip on Sunday*. * * * That ie likely to whip up protests Mem Scotland's church circles and folia who don't hold with-drinking qn any day of the week. Strict licensing taw* keep the pubs shuttered on Sunday The commission suggested pubs be per mitted to open hem 12:90 p.m. to ISO p.m and 6 p.m to I p.m. on Sundays. * * * The recommendation must' approved by Parttoment. The f——was act up to study Me liquor laws. Slate Fruit Harvest bold '59 Record LANSING ill - Michigan's pro-; ductioa of its seven major fruit* totaled STJ00 tom this year. 10 per cent lam than last year’* record harvest, the federal-state The output was 15 per cent wtrj the HBM average, the agencies said. AB fruits except plume sui passed their five-year avenges. The apple crop dscHned one-sixth Orem last year, pears and tort ehaerlee worn dewa ene- Give Him His Favorite WASH and Wl ^ Arrow White Shirts Wh'te Arrows arc always welcome and these grand Easy-’ Core Iron Cheaters are double so. We have o splendid selection of the populor collar styles, just get his correct sixe’. They moke a great gift, too. Free Gift Boxen We Urge You to Come In! See for Yourself How You Save! All Wool Skorktkin and All Wool Flannel SUITS $55 Values Our Finer Quality All Wool SHARKSKIN SUITS $60 Values sharkskins mat wear like leather and] hold the crease like a knife Priced to beat all competition, they] ere our biggest sellers. 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Weliemeyer .and Surk made the preoantation an behalf of all yesterday. The “fund" consisted of “fines" assessed some of our senior citizens in a mock kangaroo court during the Downtown Festival Days celebration. The money bought 2t pairs of gym shoes, a -much needed gift to the Oakland PLANS mo KENNEDY snow - Frank Sinatra, dressed for his role in a prison movie at Columbia Studio in Hollywood, pan between scenes to care for details of a star-studded show Christian Literature Sales I Federal Tribunals Disagree Waterford Bar Loses License for Seven Days j | The license of PUzutl'e Bar In ; Waterford Township has been i suspended Mr seven days, effec-itive Jan, 2, because intoxicants were served to a minor, the Mkfo igan 'Liquor Control Commirton FE 4-9591 j She said she had returned fo get an envelope for the birthday card she had purchased the previous :!day for a little girl. DR. HENRY A. MILLER i Store detective Mrs. Sophia Morris testified the housewife hud bee.n; under surveillance as a suspected! jihoplifter. The appeal to the state high court' |contended conversation during the; trial over a disputed lie detector j test was improper, that the judge erred in reprimanding the defendant in front of die jury and that the court should not have denied a! new trial. Optometrist 7 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 4-6842 Take 3rd Stand Against1 City Commission on Situ for Laundromat By PAUL M. YOST ,. WASHINGTON (AP) - Stale, t laws which forbid commercial activities on Sunday faced their! {most serious legal challenge in{: {many years today. - llan sects which celebrate Sunday] The rommisalea sMo fWd Me “ ss the Lord's Day. without fur-! owner of the bar ait 3SM W. ’ jnishing such protection, hi their, Boron at.. Robert 1. PtiiaU, j religious observances, to those tISI ’ee Me same charge. Christian sect! and to Orthodox! ’ * * * and conservative Jews who ob-l American Legion Post 374 hi il*!?* S*h,rd*y “ 'he Sabbath,'BecMey was fined $30 by the com-.and to the prejudice of the latter mission for having gambling de-j J WF’’ vices on the premises. | ‘Better Things in Sight' I Last night planners alto ar»-, proved an ordinance change re-L zoning from residential to com-', me planning commissiofl i.' kiwer courts, the supreme Court called for arguments NEW YORK (DPI) • Use csre,Wednesday and today involving the] dth your, smokes during the holt-{validity of Sunday closing laws —1 ■ye- commonly, known as blue laws —1 * * * Jin Massachusetts, Pennsylvania j rAPPLIANci" buyersT dont Miss“l ! FRETTER’S 6ET ACQUAINTED SALE I8* °P«nin9 of o hew complete appliancu store at MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER, S. Telegraph at Square Lake Rood. KEYSTONE WT.AC0UAINTIO GIFT 8MM MOVIE CAMERA * . . gM At PrettsrY wtth tbs purchase sf UN or GIFTS from CONN'S for LAD and DAD! SAVE 25-5t% j Another federal court in Phila-il delphia upheld a Pennsylvania] I blue law, an . the conflicting nlP pigs apparently induced the high,] tribunal to take up the growing controversy. I Until the conflicting rulings by lower courts, the Supreme Court! had rejected*many Blue Law ap-’* peals on the ground they present- Bay Most Appliaiees During Opwiig At Only-' ■"■> 32 Stiiuu Hi-Fi Sots 184 Seiriyeiiters XmmMt I 17 Electric Stages * * I 114 lilNUtic Wuhan 55 8*s B*af m your mrwol. 81 flMMIl 14 Avtomtic Dryers c M 18 Wtiayei-Wafkers V »i«IW 14 ialMMtic Dishwashers Mskit 178 Television Sots Harry! Hurry! Harry! Special Holiday Sale I The last, time the high court!' reviewed eoqstitutiohal issues in i {blue law cases was in the late! 1800s. The decision then upheld! blue laws with a finding they were!: !essentially civil rather than reU- l gious in nature. ! 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I just hope there are a few £d figure in the World Vet- Take, a guy like Rusaeti. He was Russell* among them. Foundation: (working in a. butcher shop when; As we were leaving. Russell re-i ... ■■ .... .____________. . I the fighting started. Hr threw marked that he could do anything] lua i „k[jk , down his saw and rushed off to the! with hit hooks except pick up a| “ .,■! recruiting office, barely taking check. Nevertheless, both Allen ... «o hang up his apron. The and I managed to out fumble him. Ware the attack wkleh ptaaged |f(tct lhat he came back without. - _________ , ■ America Into World War II. But |anv hnnds has never chanced his 1 didn't need any written re baj,|c outlook. WMU Gets $ 1.4-Mil lion minder. . , , . .... „ . u „ 1 * * * Loan for Dormitory I mean, it was obvious that Rua- At lunch. Russell was recalling ' HI and Allen are no longer of the time, early In the war. when WASHINGTON" (W-A $1,408,000-raft age. Both, by coincidence, he was fresh out of paratrooper: loan to Western Michigan Univer-ad recently had their automobiles school. He was.so proud he took a sity, Kalamazoo, was announced] akged up by their teen-age off- parachute with him on hip Hratjteday by the Community Facilities] pring and they spent most of the | furlough. |Administration. I inch lamenting it. This is "old The paratrooper uniform was The money will finance construe-1 aldier” talk fdr sure. |still a novelty then and Russell lion of a dormitory for 435 men* * * * created quite a stir in New York's students. As for myself, 1 like to think Grand Central Station, where he| ____________________________ tat I-am still in the bloom of had a layover between trains. He ... . . u i jj Mth. But this may be because got such a thrill out of walking Might Have Caught Cold •* teen-age driver in my familylback and forth across the lobby] . „ asn't hit anything yet. 1 guess his]that he missed his connection. 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RYAN New that they have had tbeirlally the spot for imporiai battle ef words behind the Krafn-lthose who "distort" "Marxtam-Len-Un walls, the Soviet and Red CW-ltnism. R went-hack to the Marxist ness Communists are trying to'dasates for citations to show that mage ft appeal) that they are the movement's success “depends agreed on all matters concerning! to a decisive degree on the invipl-«Vrtd policy. The evidence is to | able unity of proletarians of ah thg eontrary. Urn fight is far from!countries.'' ADVANCE WITHOUT RISK What Is. the overriding interest of Soviet policy! It is to advance communism ' Without .serious risk of a nuclear wyr. The Pravd* article quoted various Marxist saints as predicting that power could be vfsR aRrSffliiSLp2?1 ^ea: U.S.S.I^ Red China s Pres- erf ^hi. unity, any dhconnection dogmatism and sectarian-jf *"• tathe action* of the Socialist par- ^ ^ cmese have been or ,he, na,i9nf Sroups of the. accused of aI, those things. faumps Takes Laid in Comity Mumps led the list of communf. ■ " to -tit Prtmi sfphev's brand "peaceful tence." His words might fool the critical ear, but they clash what is still working class only weakens its, Oakland County Health Department last week and chicken pox ranked second. The fwo diseases haw been the weakly re- Thera were It tew hum of mamas reported ia the county aad three In Pontiac last week, while only three new rases of chicken pox were reported la - - . _ , tion. This was a reminds, ™ HR ■ i . *''! meat Marx and Engeis^ that theory must be P°* and only 7 cases of mumps struggled against all attempts to^, M|de if and when it in the city and county. pit the national interests of the {proletariat against its internation-interests." I Translated, Pravda meant that {failure of any party to fall in unquestionably with Moscow’s 1st summit meeting ended, leadership helps the enemy—the ivda, the central organ of the United States—and that any at-party, devoted much of its tempt by a Communist party to and third pages tracffflbff-1 place its own fortunes ahead On the day the Qunmunii ■tosvda, t f1" The diseases normally take 10 days to two weeks to show symptoms, Accounting for the jump in new cases every other week. , The following is a list of new cases of communicable diseases reported by the county health department in the past two weeks. WMk Endlns Weak Bndti Mump. I?” *” r Chicken Pox 3 (4. with the best interests of the leading Communist nation. On the same day, an article was published by the Albanian Communists, who obviously sup-Red Chinese at the Communist summit. They weren't baying the Kremlin thesis, despite ail their doubletalk purporting to back the general Moscow Tine. And, it the Albanians aren't buying it. the likelihood is that they still are taking the cue from Pei- 8iirl.t’ p.».r 1 pirr. *$££ . , The Albanian article insisted . ——-............... c-mmim^'s must .have “no lllu-j . , _ sions at al that peace is secured" Jersey State Senator S* Gov.rnor.hip shchev's argument is that war TRENTON. N.J. (Upli—State now can be avoided because of Sen. Walter H. Jones. R-Bergen, Soviet power. But the Albanian formally announced his candidacy article insisted' Soviet power for the Republican nomination for could do . more than prpvide the governor. * 'possibility of peace.”' 1 A * eventa,** fc went on."prove Jones, a 48-year-oM Norwood at-, that although the positions of bn- torney, is mi&hghis first try for! tf PWMlI ff CIOCIE FOR ZKH3IE — Ziggie, 3-year-old trained chimp em-Ukfri ia s San Francisco department store, gets his biggest laughgk ’when he takes time but for a smoke. Other times he playswith Moya and other items and greets the small fry. Ziggie, who sports la bow tie and sweater vest, la owned by EoUne Brashers of Vallejo, Jfcalif. He never toasea his finished cigarette on the floor but always ■ it to bis owner. He enjoys his work. WELFARE CONFERENCE — Gov. Abraham Ribkoff (left) of Connecticut poees with the man he will succeed, Secretary 'of Welfare Arthur Flemming, at a luncheon conference Tuesday. Ribicoff, named by President-Elect Kennedy to take over the Welfare Department post in the new administration, said he went to Washington , “to get educated fist" on his hew duties. Greyhound Union Rejects Contract CLEVELAND (AP) A* A proposed contract -wtth the Eaa£rn Division of Greyhound Corp. was rejected Wednesday by members of the Amalgamated Street, Fjtc trie Railway and Motor Coaih Employes of America, *• Unkm of, ficial reported. Negotiations am continuing. The (Msa rsgeiiite*i mere that 4,IN drivers, mechanic, ai maintenanee eraptayaa In a W ■tote area eaat of the MaWgi liver, lactailag: Michigan. -The company said the proposed contract would have provided pay raises of 10 cents hourly in the first year and eight cents hourly in tM second year. The Him also included Increased mileage rates and itnprovemants in vacation, health, welfare and insurance clauses. A Bart, Bald Road? LONDON (UPI) - London hair stylist Alan Spiers revealed today he is writing an autobiography entitled: "From Hair to Eternity." perialism have weakened, ... perlaltsm has neither abandoned nor will it abandon, , as long lives, its policy of aggression and war." To picture peace as probable, said die. article, plays Into the1 hands of communism's enemies. So the argwnent goes on and l, unresolved by three weeks of Red summit. And because it is Unresolved, the Red Chinese, their reckless and "ultra-n threat to peace. Nearly $2.5 billion worth of proprietary and ethical drugs were purchased last year. statewide office In the April 1961 primAr^. Me will oppose State Sen. Wayne j Dumont, R-Warren, who - announced his candidacy last week. No Democrats have made announcements yet. Boon Turns Into a Bang Knoxville, Tem. —l. 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Ha can never ham too tee* Kfc toft NEISNER’S /Vif HOUSISLIPMRS Woman’s and Children’* *avin* 42 North Saginaw OPEN Wttkdays and Sat;, 9 to 9, mmm THE PONTIAC PRESS, THUK&JDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1960 FORTY-THREE It C6nld Happen If Trade Pactlgnt Renewed GOP to l^eep Rein on Dems In defining the nrif of Republican in Congne^ he paid: “It I , will be our job to see to It that r all the tacts are brought out, that serious questions are thoroughly discussed* and debated and that the Congress acts deliberately and not Just tor the sake of either ' speed—or running up a good score E of redeemed promises." / ■ Halleck, representing President l Eisenhower, accepted tor the . President tile foundation's an-. nual distinguished public sendee award, a plaque. ! Responsible Opposition Promised fay Minority Leader Halleck NEW YORK (AP)—House Minority Leader Charles A. Halleck says there will be a "responsible opposition’’ working to keep s Democratic president and Congress "from trying to take the corners too fast.’* * * * The Indiana . Repubiicah also says that the new national administration will provide good, sound, A Segregated Theater! SHREWSBURY, England (UPI) — Floodwaters of the river Severn have put eeveral front rows of a movie theater here under water, but the show went on. A sign outside the theater said: "Nonswimmers can not be admitted in the Sheent seats." ' *p n % Climb aboard a Pan Amarican Jet Clipper for the trip'of your lifatima. Included in the total cost is all transportation and lodging, sightseeing tours and entrance 1 understand that the sending of this coupon constitutes a definite request for a reservation on The Pontiac Press European tour May 19th-' June 10th, 1961. 1 understand further that full payment under Plan A or, Plan B must be completed by March 15th, 1961. That no cancellation, except in emergency^.may he - mode after April 1st, 1961. Plan A: Down payment of not less than. $85 per r, ■ » fees, tips, meals while en route, breakfast in London, Rome and Paris plus a special dinner party in each of these three cities. Double rooms with bath are person with coupon. Balance of payments,to be not less than $300 on or before Jan. 15th, nor provided with single rooms available at a small charge, All this will happen beginning May 19th and wind up on June 10th. Make this a very special— less than $300 on or before Feb. 15th and final -payment of balance on or before March 15th. if Christmas for a special someone. Brochure on request. - "v ' Plan 6: Full payment of $985 withTcoupon reservation, - 'A Thera tra a limited number of reservations available. They will, be Total Cost $985 allocated In order of reservation coupons received. NAME (Print) j . ADDRESS i ‘ V PHONE NO. NUMBER Olf RESERVATIONS Please print names of Individual reservation* on separata sheet and * <4 attacK. ■ . he*' ' ■ ■>, • >T* .* '• ’V ' If vS* v ^ J : • V'V *' r * f ; W ■ ; SIGNATURE .... m&L. i f /THE PQXX1AC PRESS, TfatTRSDAY, /DECEMBER 8. i960 / FOHTYVFIVE fr Form Fresh Grade "A" Whole FRYERS HO ASTI NG CHICKENS, Lb. GET CONTEST DETAILS at FOOD TOWN or PEOPLE'S SUPER MARKETS SALE PAYS — Thursday, Dtctwibw 8 thru Sundqy/ December 11# 1960 B Peter's Boneless Center Roosts Center Slices Hamilton—Grade A LARGE EGGS Q Fresh—Florida GRAPEFRUIT Indiono 14-oz. Bottle Tomato CATSUP Dartmouth—Fresh Frozen, Sliced mfmsuctD SnAWBfRRItS STRAWBERRIES TOMATO JUICE ALL VEGETABLE The Wesson Oil Shortening SNOWDRIFT The Wesson Oil Shortening With Coupon Pioneer—Michigan Made, Pure Pioneer-Michigan Mode PURE SUGAR i & 3Q* SUGAR With Coupon Last Week's 24 Lucky Gold Bell Winners! Subjerr M ; teegn-e Feed toon —OerMeno gef»ee (jil/iwiui\m>iwrt 1AA btu SOU KU ™ S leaps with Pvrckese of env carton of Pell Melt ,or Herbert Xereyfon Duel Fillers. 5 CIGARETTES uiiw 1 cgfrii lertwi j^TC'serf*' 0 Extra BOLD BELL S leaps With Puckase of Jjkwf fresh BEEF ROAST BA Ert“ MU BELL JB SUrapi WHS httbue 01 Any 3-Lbi. or Mm of GROUND BEEF GOOD-AIRE PEOPLE’S FOOD MARKETS ALL FOOD TOWN MARKETS-OPEN SUNDAY 9 A M. to 6 P M ■; irSt m W- *i V-SIX , / M THE PONTIAC PRESS. Browned Chicken Served in QiHi Different and good. I iwy twmfrUrw t mill onlMi (cat totn thin rtufa) t 'tbi.avMB n.ru» t.h !taw chicken cut in 10 pieces; \ •’h and dry; rub with mixture of r . pepper and 2 teaspoons powfar. Brown chicken In fat in large skillet. Add onion and garlic. Oomr tightly and cook alowly turning a lew times, until tender" about 25 minutaa. Remove chlck- • *■ .> w ' December h, i»w Serve Pork Sausage for Fall Dinner Criap fell weather, the scent of Mix a little of the tomato'Juice with cornstarch until emoqth; add to drippings in skillet (first removing excess tat). Add tomatoes and reat of Juice and chili powder Ip taste. Cook and stir constantly until thickened. Return chicken to skillet; reheat, Makes sage meet into fiat cakes, are the highlight of the trio. Pan-fry the patties in a skillet until they are well broffned on both ■ides, sod until Do trace of remains inskle. For each se eying, place two pork M^t Ptices Vary Little, Cost of Eggid Is flown each serving, pi e patties on a P land applet. TO prepare the sauaage snowy weather are brought mind when the supper menu fe»- accompaniment, arrange pared and tures pork sausage patties, eseal-|slieed/eweet potatoes alternately loped apples and sweet potatoes, with sliced apples in a buttered Oa4 Though the foods arej available send*, sprinkling each layer with the year around, it’s in fall and brown sugar and dotting with but-winter that they are most fregumt-lter. Bake until fruit and potatoes to 5:ly combined. Plump and Juicy pat-jare tender, in a moderately hot | ties, shaped from fresh pork sau-Joven (375 degrees J.)' Christmas shopping, card sending and food planning are the "oftfet of the season." And no matter how busy homemakers may be, family meals continue to Iff a part of the daily routfeie. Let's look at changes In food sapplies, prices and quality that may help with food choices this week. As one might expect, there sue no drastic changw ln overall meat supplies compand to a wyek ago* PROVE IT YOUR NEXT WASH! n TODAY’S mm lip la akaeat every wtsk then's,a Mai af dhl aafear dataapal ear l|M duty dnrMesch fsts oat... Is remove such gray-causing dirt, yea lead the special claaaing power of CL0R0X bleach I Suds, plus Clorox, give you th# cleanest washes you CM gut... every teal NO DRIP UP. NOW nm IPITCHER- \ pH I HANDLE 1 RMTLFI \ . FRESH, MEATY SPARE RIBS 25 Lk. RIB CENTER CUTS—VERY BEST..Lb. 69c PORKI CHOPS ROUND SIRLOIN SWISS STEAKS—65 FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF 3- 1.0# 39* Lb. FRESH PAN READY FRYERS m ARM CUT SWISS STEAK -- j MEATY BRISKET ■ > msm ■ stir — i iivonn pi § mm, CAc BOILING A Ac POT ACr CORKED JA 39 J BEEF AOu. IROASTS o3u. I beef 49 : MEATY BEEF POT ROASTS KOSHER STYLE CORKED BEEF SHOULDER CUTS VEAL STEAKS. 391 BAZLEY'S SNOW WHITE LEO of VEAL ROASTS . 39 SHOT a.4 SAVE at SAZLIY MEAT MARKET—-PONTIAC'S LEADING MEAT MARKET—WHY FAY MORE! Uf 3 SISTERS’ MARKET ^ SOB Wgft Huob Street Opei7»«ri —•AJLtolOPJL Our Sincere Appreciation It Extended to BALDWIN RUBBER UNION LOCAL 12S 100 Tartars tad 4M Ham Fur the 8th cunttcufhru year Baldwin Rubbar Union Local 125 hoe presented these thoughtful gifts to their union mombort and wo ot Throe Sisters ghre many Thanks! ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY POULTRY NOW! tl.S. Grade 'A' JUMBO EGGS 59 DOL O.S. *1 ili-Pvyeee MICHIGAN POTATOES lbs. SO 59 1 STOCK UP NOW! Canada Dry Mixes fljftg *1*9 Ir F0R I nu ioum HICKORY SMOKED SLAB BACON WH0U “35 RED RADISH and OWES 5" Grapefrvil 5»29c SWEET POTATOES 2-25* California, Crisp PASCAL CELERY GRAPEFRUIT •“59s FRESH DRESSED fryers 27' GRAND SPECIAL! CELLO E PACK CARROTS 5 Fancy Rail DRAPES 19“ Jumbo Sloe CABBAGE Each m No. 1 ! BANANAS 10* GREEN PEPPERS Florida Juka ORANGES Du. 39* » 4 wm atlas super market th / THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, I960 FORTY-SEVEN .. free...25 Big Gilts Including 2 G.E. Stoom Irons, Wsstbend Coffta Maker,. Webstar Dictionary, Kitchen Clock, Folding Laundry Cert, 2 Plastic Ice Buckets, Transistor Radio, Camera, Patio Light, Presto Electric Fry Pan, 1 Girls Bike, 1 Boys Bike, 3 Beach Umbrellas, and many others. ' • No Purchase Necessary • Awards To Be Mode Sat. Evening, Dec. 10/1960 • Adults Only. SAVE- FREE COFFEE FOR EVERYONE BROADCAST Chili Con Carne Toll 15Va os. Cons i»*1 HEINZ KETCHUP DOLE PINEAPPLE teste » JUICE 1 Giant 46 ©i. Can 25* 2nd BIG WEEK The response to our first weekend of our grsot 6th Anniversary Sols wet seen beyond our fondest expectations... Crouds just jammed our stare and mode groat savings by taking advantage of Atlas gigantic 6th Anniversary Sale specials ... For our big second week we are offering even greater savings an fine quality foods ... Here is a palm just packed with Savings especially for you, our customers ... Our wav of savine "Thanks." REMEMBER THE BIG DRAWING IS TO BE HELD SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10 AT 7:00 P.M.... JOIN THE CROWD AND HAVI FUN! Gold Medal- Kitchen Tested SUES SITS: THUS.. FBI.. SST., S0H., MOM.. TOES.. WED. DECEMBER STB THRO DECEMBER 14. Maxwell House Instant Coffee C Big 6-ox. Jor 79 FLOUR lb. Bag 25* i noun BAKER'S Chocolate Chips g 59* BOBRIN'S GLACIER CLUB Ice Cream DUNCAN-HINES NEW ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX TENDER *N RIPE FREESTONE PEACHES Big IVx Cant 4'"*I GULF KIST LARGE, CLEANED SHRIMP 4H-ox. Cf Ac c°n WYLER'S- • CHICKEN SOUPS • BEEF NOODLE SOUP Yo.r Choic. Fresh-Lean GROUND BEEF 39€u 3 LBS. $1.15 Fresh-Grade ,'A" WHOLE FRYERS 29l Lean 488>frPorfc Butt Roast FRESH, LEAN PORK STEAK, lb. 49 PRESSEL'S U. S. NO. 1 HOT DOGS or RIUG BOLOGRA 39* FRANK'S BLACK PEPPER hgy 4 Ox. Pkg. U nSaif8kn| 39* .rr. I search ot Chocolate Mint. JELL-0 PUDMEG mm, sasiMBse siesei, hole MhU. 3-19° Regular She Figs. VLASIC PICKLES # sweet mix O sweet sliced a sweat pickles taR 16 as. jar.. 29* Vlasic Manzanella Olives 7Mi ox. icebox jar......... 39* HCRSHEY'S VITAMIN FORTIFIED SYRUP largo jar........ ..... 49* Henhey’s Instant Cocoa 3Q( pound con.......^ Buster Salted Mixed Nats CO* feage eon.........'.......... A,., „.y ** W F 1 U. S. NO. 1 MAINE POTATOES 10 a, 39 Hindi |«iM Cl.aa. A CRAOI WHITI SIS OS A GRADE COLORS $,4.95 SLIGHT IRREGULARS $ 7.95 WATER SOFTENER FwKy Gesraotood 'tL'SST *199»* LAUNDRY*TRAYS raSBOLAS P|r* WRAP III SOIL PIPE Complete with,Stand t*410C and Faucet CASH AND CARRY * 1 C MM. SOIL PIPE go tn 4-n. umw. 14.19 *" e.n. soil pipe go 70 Hi LmfPU O'), a 9 f Hart—so- Looses n. 17C il 27c «. 2$C i sett to con ......‘n. 48c COPPER FITTINGS ii 10c v> «to 16c pi...... 18* v* too 29c STEEL FIFE •iesale Prises—If Le .12.28 1M» Gal. ,83.73 it*-flat. 3132 17.09 11.38 $11.88 BATH TUBS l-rt Steel Bath T«b Cast Iron Bath Tab Crate Marred Bath Tube im r 3,000 GPH SUMP PUMP Fall' Factory Guarantee Reg. 858.95 *2 f 3-Piece Cost Iron COLORED BATH SETS Complete with Cast Iron £as m mnr Tub and all chroma fittings, vl / Q'3 REG. $219.95. RANGE HOODS Complete with 3-speed fan, light, and drip paa ,t *29“ FIRST QUALITY TOILET SEAT Our price it lower than most 8q76 so-called ‘sals’ price spuria II' .... £ I REPLACEMENT STIMS FOR AIL FAUCETS —IN STOCK- WHITE or COLORS—an. Tab, Wbel B»in, Cloe*t. * yr.4. thrm, (I Mats. Oov. 1134.40. SllfbUy Irrogwlai You Don't Need Cosh!I |RMT CUBIT mm IRRJUICTDI Taka Dp to 3 Tmii to Faytl Three-Piece BATH OUTFIT *89" Complete Stock of ELECTRIC PLUG-IN HEATERS 6-Gollon Sima and Up at Sava's Low, Low Prices! OPEN MONDAY aid FRIDAY UNTIL IP. M. Free dsHvsry on all Items • except cash and cany specials. 172 S. SIGIR1W Supply Company ^tdSES THE VALVE OH MICH PRICES! FE 4-181$ Ft 9-2100 Attractive, Useful in special bags of Milt Hood. Flour One Spice Shaker In every 0 and 10-lb. beg... Two Sploe Shakers In larger begs YouH my these aro the boot looking spice shaken you’ve ever aeon. You got thorn free of extra coot in apecinl bogs of Robin ffood Hour at your frocer’o now! These opico shaken novo a f looming white base, and the upper port of the opico •hafcer is transparent go that you can easily identify the contents. The handsome rad dial top has two sprinkling positions, and one pouring and one closed petition. And use Robin Hood for all your baking! Its High Protein Richnm gives you better bsking end better nutrition too. Look for this graet floor st your grocer’s today, and start your set of spice shaken right away. Actual Size! LOOK FOR THIS SKOAL BAG AT YOUR GROCER’S NOW/ A Product af InWmuHoMl Milline Compmiy Robin Hood Flout* Hjgk.Rvtii^RJch^ss Gives fat Better i FORTY-NlAfE THE jPONTIAC PBlfei THURSDAY, DECEM/BER 8, 1906 ipes From Germany too large to keep the center at the table where )\ja& At go H Ifaa ■ place of honor on g-red covered tabic of lu Mm. Four tan rod candles flank in greens. In the renter af the wreath la an angat flgoHne tile's mother seat Mrs. Welch. AttMs aide late some recipes tor our era? (Our csto yean of G« is not up to ttwt toot.) • r new for my favorite ROMAN | BLEACH & asked her not to give us the red-pea tor such widely made cookies » * as lebkuchen or apringerie. t. „ 1 Ute’a drat recipe is for a rich *•*«■« wWtes very butter cookie. It la a very large raurt be able to cut t recipe and could easily t» cut a knite- Conttaue bea,inl in thirds sugar slowly, then cinn flavoring. Fold in both I VANILLA- almonds. HI TTEMPEKl i.atii 8 Drop by teaspoontuls c t ctts» .ifiK) nour ii«ma ubiupooao! cookie sheet. Bake in ; *&.£?.■/"“"•'T' '«*“ *|oven 20-30 minutes, or t a SB >*,Ur aroons are dty. Removi i traVpou >uuu {from pan. You will like its big May-grip handle and no-tlrippourioglg). CORN ON THE COB < ears 30' FAMOUS FOR FINER QUALITY SUPER QPpp save Dbcr Something New in Good Tally Economy Cuts . h AL ‘T-BONE ‘SIRLOIN ‘MB ‘ROUND ‘SWISS DO HAVE ON K — Ute Mayer offers a plate of Christmas cookies to JoAnne Weld) and both MHs get the giggles. Ute who lives in Offenbach, POTATOES 10 lbs. 39* Fete Guests With Food From Fabulous Mexico [Butterscotch Fine . as Cooky Flavor Crispy, spicy "Butterscotch AI-I i mond Wafers’* am perfect to serve! with holiday eggnog, at coopm Don't Just reminisce about the] DJj’0j?“p*®0 a»«“< week fabulous foods'' you enjoyed in i^oMo>MM> lusor .Mexico Do something about It. T^r-r—r'tn saoosi Invite fellow travelers to a re-j > «w nun* member the tare party where sestyj * -i -rT r^t Mexican cuisine can again he !***« .«»«*« ■ eaten. ! * Warn nby etna* no problem, then am to may n ta a skillet, melt butter: saulci citing dishes to choose from. Foripnion and green pepper. Remove, appetiser you might Martin the ^ g,,*,!** and ^ trndmqaal guacamoje that a «ft*jthen. add tomato to aUllet and, sereed in Mexico aa the mind , to 2 Add com. coone. Ufa national favortle. ^er wr and egg and cook.] banad Sgan the trapicnl evocedfc(>lirrtBe occasiooaUy. about i min can In prepared as a dip _ a**|ntoa, Meanwhile. to renerved onion LETTUCE GROUND BEEF ^3^98° BONELESS ROLLED CALIFORNIA PASCAL CELERY 4% Lg. Shli 4% 4" « toe. bacon, chocolate and cbm- Cream short enlt* and sugars to-*mon gather thoroughly, Beet in egg and ' To aaaemble casserole, spread]vanilla Sift together flour, aalt, (half of com mixture hi bottom ofiaoda and cinnamon: blend into casaeroie: top with 4 dices Brick] creamed mixture. Stir to almonfla. ;cheeee. Spread on oltve mixture,.shape into loi« roll about 1(4 then cover with remaining eon inches In diameter: wrap hi owed mlxtnre. Sprinkle on Cheddar Ipaper. chill overnight in rafriger- Boneless ROLLED RUMP ROAST SUPER SAVE SLICED BEEF LIVER mm Igttoy Jennthan ^APPLES 4“-29’ Chocolate Eggnog Ever add a tablespoon Red Emperor Grapes Fancy • Lang - TWn Cucumbers pepper, rea-rtpe tomato,.saiiy pi-i™« «««* wum ownm miento-stuffed olives, golden sweet .Peel, cut Into quarters and r* raisins and crisp bacon bits For move cores. Place in a saucepan! protein and added teat there are with 2 cups fresh whole eranber- SALE DAYS:. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Doc. 8-9-10 FRESH GRADE A Campbell's TOMATO SOUB Tall Cam TANGERINES URGE EGGS OAK-WOOD Building and Matarialt de guajolote. the national diah of Matdcp. will remember that It too to flavored and sweetened hy chocolate. FILISBURY BISCUITS GRAPE FRUIT CHILI CON CARNE • No Monty Down • Up to 5 Yoon to ORDER YOUR BEER-WINE LIQUOR -CHAMPAGNE NOW FOR YOUR HOLIDAY 'PARTIES FOOD CENTER 706 W. Huron i 1 3 s\. ■ , ); J'' : " /~ TltE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, i860 , .^■.74 . 7^ - / Last Week's Winners of New 1961 Passenger License Plates.. 1 1 RUSSEL I. SMITH « \ • IMS WaylilfMi, Auburn Height! > ham Tka VNUfa Markat 2 HOWARD BADGER • *20 LaSalW, Pontiac I BERTIE BARNES 9011 Calbaratan, Rac hector from Parry Friendly Markat r. vires 4452 Baldwin Are., Pontiac, Rto. 4 tram Ginaalvilla Markat 0/ PAT SPENCER ,? 21 Hoifkta Road, Laka Orion tram L S. Sapor Market J 6 MARGARET C. HAWKINS • 2244 Mt. Royal, Pontiac Congratulations TENUTA SUPER MARKET on the securing of Corf Donato as supervisor of ! your meat deportment . . We welcome Carl to our j group and ore sure he will please customers. You’re Always a Winner... When You Shop and Save at One of These Six Progressive United Super Markets!, f We hope that you will be one of the fortunate customers for whomwe will buy new 1961 Passenger Cor Plates ... but whether you are*or not, you're always ohead with a bigger variety, bigger values and more sovings at one Of'these progressive Independent stores . . ; which make ydu the winner every time you shop and save with US. ~ ' * SALES DAYS: THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY - DECEMBER 8-9 an^ 10 MICHIGAN • **rmi BUTTER POUND e TAGGED FOR SAVINGS! HORMEL BEEF STEW Largs 24 Os. Can 39' l<^ MICHIGAN. ; 61 US' 1961 VV^tfilWaNO^RLAiNJO FREE! fsif *61 Pisssnftr Licsnss Plata r. Imp die tke coepen, taka ft fa aay af »4 Mew . . . lack Warn wM award aaie Maaeaa piata each weak. And, it yaa aaa aarvka, than yaa'N Hka afcapplnp at aea af (Mae pae» Drawina aack Satarday araalnp •> aaaan o'clock . . , a Wiancrt will ka caacaaccd la ear cdrcrtlccmcnt in Tka l Pontiac Praia. ' !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! 5 Clio and taka this to any of the Independant 3 2 Mipar Markets llatad below! 2 I saatalaly weald Uka te fat my 5 INI License Plato Froey- i nami ......... - jp ■ ADDRISS .................... KJ ■'city ...... ...... ■ PRISINT LICINSI PLATI NUMSIR. ■ hmliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilff Hamilton Grade “A” URGE EGGS Dozen in Carton TAGGED FOR SAVINGS! HORMEL SPAM 59 HILLS BROS. °r BEECH-NUT COFFEE Pound Vacuum Can FlISI FHUITS ud VEGETABLES 0 Large 17$ Size— Florida TANGERINES BIG SAVINGS pn all moats Grade “ft” Whole Fresh Dozen Large 88 Size California Sunkist TAGGED FOR SAVINGS! •Nestle’* Quick Cocoa * Hectic’s Strawberry Quick Your Choice Pound Con 39 RAVEL ORANGES 69 Large 24 Size PASCAL CELERY Large Stalk bin 19 U.S. No. 1 MAINE POTATOES 10-39 Practically Boneless BOSTON BUTT POBK hoist 39 RING ISST BOLOGNA 39 FRESH FROZEN FOODS Frosty Acres Fresh Frozen DINNERS pk*. TURKEY—CHICKEN — BEEF c Each FROSTY ACRES FRESH FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 10 Oz. Pkgj. 5-99 birds eye FRESH FROZEN ORANGE JOKE 6 Oz. Cent 4'" 99' We Reserve the Right to Limit Quentitifs None Sold to Dealers or Minors No Matter Where You Live... You’ll Find a United Super Market in Your Neighborhood! !N PBAVTON PLAINS IN NORTH PONTIAC IN GINGELLVILLE GINGELL- VILLE SUPER MARKET IN WEST PONTIAC IN LAKE ORION IN AUBURN HEIGHTS FELICE! LS. FRIENDLY MARKET 7 rafe /PONTIAC PEKSK. THURSDAY^ DECEMBER 8, I960 FIFTY-ON K =r- Her Lid ' Were le Sherwood Topper With Yule Theme About Pontiac Folk „of the species will sport m Robin Hood look this • season. These daringly styled hats have sufficient dash stinets of America's well-dressed male. Annual Community Concert Is Sunday Students Plan Vespers Bloomfield Country Day School students will present a first vesper service at S Sunday afternoon in the new building on Hast Square Lake P*d. . \ * *, Parents and friends of students are invited to the affair which will open with the reading of the Christmas story from Luke by Carol Blodgett. A Christmas prayer will be given by Cindy Gets* ler * * * the newly formed drama rlub will present the one-act play "One Red Rose lor Christmas." wyltlen by Paul Morgan, directed by Mrs. Celia Merrill Turner .Appearing in the cast will be Nancy Judd. Sandra Mac-Pherson. l)onnn Richardson. Barbara Konzelman. Ingrid Becker and Peggy Kingsbury Janies VanderKloot. Detroit Country Day School student, wifi play the Bishop's role. The glee rtub will participate with Christmas carols, featuring Ingrid Becker. Carol 1 laneline and Barbara Davey • Peggy Kingsbury la chairman, of the gift project of the new-,-ly organized dub "Ln Don news." Women at the Oakland County Medical Care Facility will benefit. Assisting her will be Marilyn Johnson. Janet Watt, Jc^Anne Shave Angela Kountoupes and Barbara Konzelman Work of the art department will supply the Christmas decor which will prevail throughout the school. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam E. Ross of Fori Myers, Fla., announce the engagement of their daughter . Joyce Elaine to George A. Greig Jr., son of the senior Creigs of Bloomfield Hills. Her fiance, a Detroit College of Law student is an alumnus of Michigan State University where Miss Ross is a. senior . Interesting Notes Mr. and Mrs. PhlUp B. F Agee of Arlington. Va.. who were recent house guests of the Oeorge A. Wasserbergers of Illinois Avenue, left Sunday for Quito. Ecuador where Mr. Agee has a two-year appointment as assistant attache of the United 8iates Embassy. Mrs. Agee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waaaertoerger. Since graduating from Notre Daihe University, Mr. Agee served two years in the Air Intelligence Service and was appointed to the State Department, in June. For the past year. Mrs. Agee has been an occupational and ireema* tlonal therapist at the Maryland 8tate Hospital. ★ it h Radioman 1C and Mrs. Kenneth O. Bryson. (Violet McKenzie* of Key West. Pis., announce the btrtb of a son, Stuart Olenn. Nov. 23. ln the US. Naval Hospital, Key West. Orandparents are Mrs. Rita 8tanaback of Royal Oak and the Charles Brysons of Marshall Street. ★ ★ dr Mrs. Ross Brown of Draper Avenue entertained members of her Friendship Club at buffet refreshments Friday evening* on their return from a theater party In Detroit. Mr an0 Mrs. Charles W. Then (Marjorie Thompson i of PUntrtdge Street, Orion Township, sre parents of a daughter, Diane Elisabeth, born Nov. 27 in Pontiac Oeneral Hospital. Mrs. Henry Snyder of Tennyson, Avenue is maternal grandmother. Mrs. Forrest Chapman of Inglewood Avenue and Mrs. Josh Wedge of Frail Street, are the baby's maternal great-grandmothers Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Lola Sandage of Nichols Drive. Auburn Heights, and Peter Thets of West RundeII Street. Orest-grandparents are Mrs. Herbert Stone of Sandusky and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Theis of Deckerville ★ ★ ♦ Cigarettes for senior men patients at Pontiac State Hospital were brought to a Christmas luncheon for 8t. Anne's Oulld of Holy Name Church Wedneaday at the home of Mrs. Edwin Casenhiser of Whatley Drive. Franklin. Mrs. John Sadlier and Mrs. John Whiting were cohos teases „ * W A A son. Steven Lee. was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Grover (Peggy Mobeyi of Williams Lake. Nov. 23 In St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Grandparents are Mrs. Oeorge Mobey of Lakevtew Avenue and Mr and Mrs R. A. Grover of Williams Lake. JOYCE ELAINE ROSS - The annual Commualty * "Christmas.Concert Sunday aft-rnwai will open with a stirring "martial effect as a trumpet trio accompanies TOD high school students lor the number "March of the Shepherds." by Williams, Mrs. Doreen Volt-mann will dtryct the group. A brass ensemble will accompany. the audience In the singing of familiar carols, led , by Richard L. Morse. • Additional massed selections will include "Over Bethlehem's mn" fry Mirttti* Hid "On ~ This Good Christmas Mom,” by Noble Cain, sung by the girls' flee clubs. Boys’ glee dub members will .--stag-"A--Joyous-Christmas Song," by Christiansen and the Kngiinh card "The Boar's Hhad CaW." AND STILL MORE A. Michael Dempsey has prepared the Selective Girls’ Glee Olqb In the English carol "When Christ Was Bom of Mary Frhe." •fhe Pontiac Women's Chorus. directed by George Scott and accompanied by Charles WUson, will sing "Say Where 1* He Bom." by ^epdelsaohh and "Christmas Sgows of Sweden." with a violin obligato bv Jqgn Huttula. The group will • conclude their selections with tfik Lorenz arrangement of "The Dartt Stole Upon Bethle-ham," with soprano solo by zv ■ * / n> Dy,wuaammRWWRnmimMmw>i^»>^:-i>-m«aa»,e«<> - rssniwvniiiwanasr vMsmrmvmct,,. ittatiWitBsa »n>ri boionty s i Women s Section fitly Christmas Concert Sunday afternoon at Pontiac Control High School. Instrumentalists who will ba featured on the program art (from left front) lion Across. continents, the California Millinery Guild decrees a towering look for spring hats for the female gender.' Worn at a jaunty angle, the new look features (frbm left) blossoms and velvet bows, a high bell model adorned with flowers in Renoir colors and a tilting swagger hat of white toyo straw. Vive les style changes! Epsilon Sigma Alpha 'Sorority's Christmas dance is slated Dec. 17 at Edgewood Country Club with proceeds benefiting the Donna Hesse Memorial Fund. Mrs. Jack Holler, dance chairman. Is being assisted by committee chairmen Mrs. Calvin Warner, patrons: Mrs Rudy ‘Mans, publicity: Mrs. Rex Parker, orchestra: and Mrs. Harry Rhodes, tickets. * * * Among patrons are Mr and Mrs. David Purslcy, Mr. and Mr'*. William Tsytor Jr., Dr. and Mrs Peter Hoogerhyde. M and • Mrs. Raymond E. Freebury. Dr. and Mrs. F. H. O. Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mazza. Completing the list are Mr. and Mrs. James Morris. Mr: and Mrs. Robert Wiegand, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paschke. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Novotnev. Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Gill and Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Woodman. Up With Feet — When your feet are tired, they sometimes swell. You can help correct this condition by propping them up an every possible occasion. And before you go to bed, try wrapping them in wet towels for about five minutes each night. Elaine Krinert. MacDowel! M i I e Chorus members will sing GHindman's "Three Songs for Christmas." "Mary Had a Baby." with tenor solo by Arden Sears, and "White Christmas." Melvin Larimer is conductor, and Jerry Libby wilt accompany at the piano. Former members of the Pontiac Central choir add glee clubs again are invited to pan ticipate In the final portion of the concert. “Break Forth, 0 Rwrowwus'flesv'Mty Light" by Bach will be directed by Mr. Dempsey. ' and "Beside Thy Cradle Here I Stand," Bach, win be led by Mr. Scott. — The program will ctoa* with all singers, choir, alumnae, audience and the City Wide Youth Orchestra, directed by George H. Putnam, tinging the "Hallelujah Chorus," from HaikM's "Messiah." ACCOMPANISTS High school accompanists will be Karen Bronoel, Joan Crahek. Pamela Griffin, JU1 Hicks. Linda Libby and Deanna Relyph Organists are Judy Htnk’ev, Marilyn Smith hnd Carol Wargelin. Members of the trumpet trio will be Paul Aldo. Donald Hackney and Peter Pierce. The public concert, will begin at 3 p.m. In Pontiac Central High' School’s Boys' gymnasium. Abby Tells Wife to Stick Husband Is Me III will be tiny pan-blueberry sauce, will come for hoar the family dinner with Mrs. KerchenV parents, Mr: and Mrs. H. Gray Muzzy, the William G. Lerchen Jrs. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelly as their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Fischer have invited friends for cocktails Sunday in theirs home on Lalwer Rood. Seven Pages Today .* in Women's Sector - , Garner .4 venue, Paul Aldo of Voorheis LeDuff of Nevada'Avenue and Dave Todd of, Cherokee Road. The Joseph E, Wellman home on Falmouth Drive win* be the setting Dec. 17th for a dinner party width is a tradition. For about twenty years & ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: Having lived through the same thing I would have advised “Troubled Parents" to encourage their daughter to divorce her husband as soon as she found out he was a mental case. My husband and 1 have been married for 16 years, and I wouldn't wish my life, on a dog. He is mean to me ana tne enu-dren, and no one ■ can say anything because he is mentally ill. He is well enough to enjoy his own pleasures (golf, swimming, cards and TV), bid not to support a family. He's been in and out of mental hospitals for years. Be sensible. Abby. and Jell this young wife to leave him while she's still able to make a better life for herself. BEEN THROUGH IT DEAR BEEN: And if your husband had been stricken with cancer, would you have left him? Victims of mental illness are Just as helpless and blameless * * * DEAR ABBY: My sister-in- law has asked me to be a bridesmaid at her wedding. I am married. Is it proper for a married woman to be a bridesmaid? . WONDERING FROM PONTIAC * * * DEAR WONDERING: It is proper. DEAR ABBY: I Just telephoned the beauty shop in my neighborhood and asked if anyone could set my hair next Saturday. I was told that no one In the Social By RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS - The first weekend in December was ushered In by a cocktail and buffet supper party at the lovely home of the William J. S c r i p p s on Bennington Drive, A touch of Christmas was introduced through the use 1 of white and green decorations embellished by gold-colored tree ornaments in the (lower arrangements. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Jones,.Mr. and Mrs, Alan L. Gornick. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Downey, the junior Henry Fojrsters. the David W. Lees. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Polk. Mr. and, Mrs. Raymond Twyman, the William H. Breeches, the Richard A. Fischers, the Edgar Flints and Mrs. Carl Whirl. Others were the Daniel Chapins, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Andreae. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ne w berg and Mrs. Packer Avis. —:------a—*—*—■—;— Mrs. James \V. Bissell has come from her home in Madison, Wit. to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Morse Jr. in their home on Rudgate Road. Morses have invited h Sunday shop would take me because I was "too hard to please.” This was an uncalled for insult as I have been more than pattern with that whole crew of numbskulls who call themselves hairdressers. The only reason I would consider putting up with them is because it is the only beauty shop for miles around. Do they have a right to do this? According to law, I mean. READY TO SUE ♦ * ♦ DEAR READY: A lawyer could tell you what your rights are in this matter. If ad the operators al that shop refuse to accomodate you, you must have done a fine job of getting into their hair. Better find another shop if you want someone to get into yours. Notes group of friends, all, Kansas bom, have celebrated the holiday season together. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Nance who will soon move to Cleveland Heights, Ohio, are giving a cocktail party Saturday for their son and daughter-in-law the James B. Nances who are moving here from i New Canaan, Conn They have I purchased a house in Bloom- 1 field Village. For the first time in several years Mr. * and Mrs. Edwin J. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schirmer will be hosts at their traditional cocktail party Dec. 23 at Bloomfield Hills Country Chib. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hart of Tryon, N. C.. formerly of Birmingham, will arrive Dec. 21 to spend the holidays with their two sons and daughters-in-law the. Robert Craigs and the RobertHaHs. « —On Dec; 26 the CTalgs and the Halls will have an open house in the Hall's new Orchard Lake home on Bayou Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Hart will stay with the Halls during their two week visit. sat Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,/bRCBMBgR 8, I960 Entertains Round Table; J..L Mrs. Robert' McGuire of Golf Drive was hasten to BM . Round Table Club Tuesduy afternoon "The Glory of Christmas" v/i* the program theme of Mrs. Rob- Pyihian Temple Elects Otfrc/ers and Delegates #rt C. Anderson, reader, and Mrs. Robert Irwin, soloist. Christmas!1 caroling followed. Fannie E. Tompkins, Temple N* After discussing plana far the '41, Pythian Staten, has elacted oA Musicale Holds Yule Program tlou In Pehnuury, voted *o send a gift to the Salvation Army for the organise lion* welfare work and to the children at Pontiac State Hos-pital. Tea was served by a committer headed by Mrs. H. T. Rorubougii.| Mrs. Russell Austin,* Mrs. ft. 't ficers for the coming year. M$*. Clyde Lankton, most excellent chief, will servo with Mrs. Isaac Myers, excellent senior; Mrs. Clinton Uppard, excellent Junior; Mrs. Wilbur Morley, manager; Mrs, Hugh Endries, secretary; and Mrs, Andrew Mcfivoy, treasurer. MlS. Ivan Johnson has boon .. .. .. . Cummings. Mrs Elmer Reynolds ** . Matinee Musicale members met ud Mrs B A Wator w« act as trustee f« tor a Christmas program Sunday I ' ‘ 1 at the West Iroquois Road home of William Strait. The 17 members and three guests heard a comparison of the Christmas carols written by Alfred Burt and the old traditional carols. Specially taped selections were presented with discussion by Mrs. Au? brey Roberts. Saves Wallpaper (UP!) — To increase toe life of wallpaper, cover with two coats of lacquer. The added cost is offset by the wallpaper’s greater durability. j Others holding office are Mrs-I Louis Grimm, guard; Mrs. Mae Foote, pianist, also a delegate to the Grand Tcmfte; and Mrs. Endries, attentate Grand Temple delegate. The group’a next meeting slated Dae, 19. Plano selections were played by VaMeaa Simeon, Wendy Kite-son. Bonnie Barton, Cindy Jones, Mary Mewart and JuHe Bird. Others playing the piano were Janice Norberg, Jeannie Purdy, Dale Cheal, Diane Cheal, Chris Skilman, Brooks Putnam, William Strait and Mark Oowen. Cheryl Dell performed a toe dance frpm the "Nutcracker Suite," and William Gaulker led singing. Wityiam Cheat, baritone, and Dale Cheal Who played trombone,' were accompanied by Mrs. William Cheal. Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Strait, Mrs. Paul Eliason and Mrs. Wil-' Item Furlong. YOUR CAREER IN. COSMETOLOGY BEGINS AT THE f* ACAt Join Opfi-Mrs; Qub Mrs. Arthur J. Bogus, Mrs. Bemhirdt J. Hansen and Mrs. comadl to membership to the Pontiac Optl-Mn. dub at tto annual cooperative dinnei OpU-Mrs. cooparativ Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Brmdle; by Mrs. Boh. Bradley, Mrs. Ray Breach and Mrs. Charies Mans. Guests wars Mrs. George Mrs. GUna Ruadeil of Oerks-t», Mrs. Ignar Shingle-decker and Mfs. & M. Thum. Tbs purchase at .eight layettes tor tbs Michigan Children’s Aid Society was re-parted BP Mrs. Tom Hrarite, project chairmen. ben and their husbands Jan. Jf 28 at the Oakland County Boat 11 Club. 7 ; • The number of still-births among -----------------men la almost twice normal weight, medical studies have indicated. Th# chib’* future events include « book review Jan. JO at the home of Mrs. Roy C. Lewis and a dinner tor mem- Mm! Trai Friends fsr Ceffee RIKER FOUNTAIN “Beauty Culture Offen Steady Employment” FE 4*0991 Owned and Oparated by Louella Murray Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 105 N. Saginaw St. High in the Italian Alp*, designer Laura Aponte . score* a point for after-ski glamor with a two-toned outfit of purple-striped lilac wool. Long matching sweater has an enormous roll collar. Jacket is lined in matching striped knit. Aw, Cmon Henry, Get Your Hair Dyed By RUTH .WILLETT dyeing her hair, why. shouldn’ In Rhode Island, barbers are getting set to launch a new hair coloring service for men. They claim their aim isn’t to malm men more handsome, but just to keep a man’s Mends and neighbors and business associates from looking at a man’s! wife and thinking, "How come . _________________H *he’s married to an old guy like ITS TSJt tlutyu j men who dyes Ms hair Is a slsny papa have a dye job, too? Something tells me that if men’ barbershops start Offering dyl service along with (haves, haircuts and manicures they will soon bt doing a rushing business., It may tahe the men a while I and that a a would resort Wail, the harbors were bound to come around to the dye-job bust- team (heir timidity about dye-hag their hair ami refuse to let ptoasiy tears an am swm m hands Whs DO laak ye—gar than their grey- er white haired has- Why should men stand still for that kind of Rouble standard? Why should men alone be left with heads of tattle-tale gray? If mama can take 10 years oft her age by AMVETS Auxiliary Sets Party But then women used to think] that any woman whb dyed her1 hair was a hussy. And now women discuss their dye jobs with com-plete nonchalance. • It was women who first started calorie counting, you know, and before long they had men counting calories, too. So it’s reasonable to assume that now that women have! made hair dye/respectable, the! may soon/bt dipping into it. j too. For practical pointers on getting along With that man in your life, order your copy of Ruth Mil-lett’a ngw booklet, "How to Have a Happy Husband." Just send 25 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, care of The Pontiac Press, P.O. Box 488, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 18, N.Y. THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE CANDY goddess The bra that re-forms you... naturally Designed expressly for a lovelier you, the GOOOCSS forsobra « garters. 32-34 A. 32-311 A C While. Mack. In nylon leffsta ody 7.95 youll say... J?cxo*ct'ouLt'tR..g odde ss from Faaadatfoas — Second floor Good Things for Young Folks ‘ Pockoi Como in Arthur's I “You con toste the difference" J '"*#oSSTj? a. &t3 V Delight Her With a f iook&li OUILTED RODE 5.98 “> 10.98 857 West Huron Street HOMEMADE CANDIES FE 2-9532 Pretty floral prints in washable nylon or cotton. Full sweep skirts in white or angelic pastels. Enchanting mer, Port 161. AMVE* iliary Sunday to the Cats Lake Road home of Mrs. Joseph it's for the Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Goo Tilmar Drive will be boats for the .party, / Members arr preparing Chrietmaa baskets gor savers) needy families. Clothing and toya wily be given t 10.98 Finery out of a story book fairyland . . . soft paststs and high Christmas (hades k *m« broadcloth or silk otgahta. Sizes 1 to 6X and 7 to 14. Gift Porfecf for Lifflt leys SLACKS end Coordinated VESTS 5.98 Washable wools and lined corduroy. Will tailored and good _________fitting. Plrt Sparkle In Her Eyes With Now SWEATERS 3.98 i» 7.98 Shoe Solon — Manama# Pastel brushed wool or orlon. Slipovers, cardigans. Embroidery or jewel trims. t THE PONTIAC gftESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, I960 FIFTY-THREE PARK FREE For Your /Shopping Convenience Pork Free In All City Parking Loft. THINGS COME mm/m GOOD special collection of Mock dytd PACKAGES processed many mink trimmed Our fur buyer has just returned from New York with this very beautiful collection of jackets, carefully selected to bring you the most fashionable new designs for the holiday season. Most with natural Autumn Haze*, Cerulean* or black dyed mink collars ... styles included for petites. For product* It Doled to ihow country or or It in Your* by Courttty of Arthur'* Christmas Special Russian Squirrel In your choke of Httthor or Honey Dyed Squir Fur Salon—Second Floor 4 ox. Bottle O.vjU World renowned Hattie Carnegie colognes, rich in perfume fragrance, beautifully packaged, ready for giving. Choose Carnegie pink or Carnegie blue. 2 ox. bottle $2 4 ox. $3.50 Gift isle—Main Floor to hold her jewelry. Others 3.98 to 12.98 For your fovorite princess, o treasure chest by Jett to hold oil of her jewels Simulated leather, decorated with 24 karat gold, it has o three-way opening, velvet lining ond O mirror. Ivory1, pink, or blue. Gift Isle—Main Floor DAZZLE HER WITH Give Coordinated Right . Patch pocket cardigan Then it’s for SEAMLESS turtle neckline in elegant 1 Tolana, a soft blend of / UmbswooT and fur fiber. Holiday Pastel*. Sixes 36 to 40, 10.98 each. .Left; Coordinated classic sweaters a long sleeve pull-over with skirt dyed to match. Sixes 8 to 18. 1 Semi-precious gems . . . costume Jewelry with the opulent look of textdted gold, interspersed with rhinestones . . . as feminine as e kiss under the mistletoe, Stockings Colourful, high-fashion...always naat! archtr Seam-lass Stockings present a perfect costume accent Follow the Fashion Colour Guide in every pair to carefree fashion coordination. Neckloca $5 Bracelet $5 * Earrings $1 I" I . P Gift Isle—Main Floor Sport Shop—Main Float Whirl through the season in unforgettable lovliness HOLIDAY DRESSES 24.98 to 59.98 This con be the most exciting holiday season of your life ... and you can be the prettiest lody at the parties if you come first to Arthur's Dress Solon ... it's filled with dresses that light up the night. Slim ... or full p.. cocktail designs and short formats ... crisp or floating ... in white pastels or Christmas colors... a dote look for every page on your holiday calendar. Junior ond misses' sizes. Party Dresses—Second F&br Sll OUR COLLECTION OF DUAL PURPOSE AND FORMAL DRESSES Dress Salon—Second Floor riFTY-FOUR THy PONTIAC PRESS. THUKSUAY. DKC^IRKH tt. ^------4. How to Buy Knits - I th*1 *** Mw *°«s amt twn YuPli-Wiei buying cotton | *iU relax to thdr nom^ «Ul knits, examiw the knit closely j shape during washing, resulting mm* i loops for ^hunp, round loop*. Loops I in n shorter, witter garment. | WKl .Pictures are the most wonderful, personal gift you can choose . . . and they become more precious with Years! Give your Friends and Relatives portraits of your Family this Christmas. Make an appointment with us now. SPECIAL 3—8x10 Portraits 3—Wallet Size All for $ 19" C. R. HASKILL STUDIO 1 Ml. Clemens St. „Lh.L ‘~r~~ •7'« Trimming the tree lovingly at their "home away from kome" are these Y-Teens at the Young Women's Christian Association on Franklin Boulevard. Mem* hers frdm left are Sancy Stokes of Rochester, Peggy Beck of East Mansfield Avenue and Gayle Hobson of - Rochester. J Children's" Shop I TOY SALE TOY sale; TOY SALE Save Up to 50% USE OUR LAY-AWAY BUGCYS GAMES ROCKING CHAIRS DISHES CRADLES DISH SITS RUSH TOYS RIFLES • DOLLS • HOLSTER SITS • TAILI Ml CHAIR SITS • TRUCKS • ROCKING HORStS • FULL TOYS . • FLUSH TOYS ' • MUSICAL STUFFID TOYS Where? At... YOUNGLAND CHILDREN'S SHOP TOCNGL&ND CHILDREN'S SHOP CHILDREN'S SHOP Miracle Mil* Shopping Canter MAL1MG SHOES Shell toast you long after, the CTom & Jerry is gone! MALOTG’S COZY A. Black or pantel far and satin. B. Black. White. Powder Bine, or Pink pluah, with Gold lame. C. Black caoeekin, . with White Fur. While. Powder Blue. Turquoise. or Pink C a peat in. with matching fur. D. Black arid Gold, with Whil* f&r. Powder r Blue and Silver, or Pink and Silver, with matching fur. 50 N. SAGINAW STREET Open Every Evening 'til 9 P. M. Now Until Christinas Alpha Omega Chapter Picks Vice President At a meeting of the Alpha Omega ’Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi SOrority Wednesday evening at the h p m e of Mrs. Robert Terry on East Pike Street, Mrs. Jean Martin was elected vice president for the year ending in March. Martha Breckenridge, Maxine Davison and Lois Churchill were guests of the group. • The group will be guests of Mrs. George P u d d o c k of Barnes Drive. Waterford T o w n s h i p, Jor the annual Christmas dinner party on Dec. 21. Happy Holiday! Holiday “cheer"1 will look even more cheerful when set upon colorful holiday coasters. * Their -surface is cotton, designed with red and green Christmas wreaths, and the backing is protective foam rubber. These decorative roasters are sturdy enough to be machine washed in soap or tergent suds. GIFTS .. „ for the HOLIDAY HOSTESS Gifts that soy Merry Christmas this year and for years to come . . „ gifts that spread a. bright glow of cheer throughout the home. Traditional Pine Snifter CANDLELIGHT 70-Hour Candle Gill Boxed $295 25-os. .Brandy Clow Candle, in thin blown glass. Fine-scented in sparkling- gold and red decorative enclosure that says Merry Christmas in 3 languages. Christmas Cande- labra $595 L* Holds four cen-. dies, decorated in •a gay - holiday motif in styrofoam, which can be removed to use candelabra alone in antique gold, shirring gold. SUGAR BUCKET ’sti $995 American planter with legs. Old fashion Salem-Sugar Bucket will add charm to any home at Christmas tima . . . and all year. Can be planted with hearty totem pole .philodendron. Other Sizes Proportionately Priced Jacobsen’s FLOWERS Fin. Gifts. tot N. SACINAW ST., PONTIAC and S. BROADWAY, LAKE ORION MY 2-2681 Ft 3-7165 “Flowers by, Wire Throughout the World" Deliveries Twice Daily to Birmingham, ‘BloOmfietd or Detroit Tree Is Plastic Pick out the size and ahape Christmas tree you prefer, and use it for years! It’s possible when the tree is. made of plastic set in galvanized wire.. ★ * * Such quality trees—ranging from 3 to 7 feet — come In' gleaming gold, .silver, green, or white. They can be kept beautiful by wiping away soil with a sponge dipped in soap or detergent stids. CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE of Fun to. Make KITS for CHRISTMAS GIVING Stocking—-Aprons—Tree Skirts Stool Covers—Place Mots Vi OFF The OXFORD SHOP 59 West Huron WATCHES The Most Appreciated Gifts Under Any Christmas Tree Will Come From Redmond's. Choose Endearing Gifts of Enduring Beauty, From Redmond's Selection of Gifts That Are Sure to Please. A fine watch is the perfect gift for everyone of every oge. And you will find the finest ot Redmond's: OMEGA—TISSOT * * LONGINES—WITTNAUER BULOVA Give Her the Most Thoughtful Gift of All . . . MOTHER'S RING by Orange Blossom This Christmas Give Her the Gift That She Will Cherish Above All Others, an ORANGE BLOSSOM DIAMOND. Here ,1s a Lasting Gift That She Will Treasure Alwoys. • Birthstones signify Each Child Watch Mother'. f»e. light up *Hh to «¥. —E-fa*» this that la bar's ston. »* ka", I horsatt I io«tKr"bi thartSa v,“ thT m«th V°£ child. A flit aha’U show with pride and thsrtdb alwajr*.. Don't delay u the rings art sd*ance.mM* U "dnid la One Child...............$25.00 Two Children _____..... $3Q'00 Three Children .. . . $35.00 Eoth Additional Child.. .$. 5.00 Jewel eh Redmond** 81 N. Saginaw Street * Optometrists FE 2*3612 1 X±-zy. V l beciuttJuC iPCTTI-iPANTY I SET ...100% Tricot with show embroidered trim oil paMjrtnd petticoat Lavished with lacet Whit* with Rod. Lilac or Blue embroidery, gift booted. II* Best to Find Another to Live With I By The Emily Port Institute Question: I share aaajpart-meat with a wofoan la her late 30s. She la a vary nice person in every respect, but baa one fault which la causing friction She thinks nothing of coming in at one or two o'clock in the morning and asking her date to come in for a nightcap. I have told her that It ia not the proper thing to do and that the will not only bring criticism upon herself upon me as well. I wfi DEL REY FASHION DISCOUNT STOWS 1 22 NOtTM SAGINAW IT.* LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Wa respectfully suggest that you select your Christmas gifts now whlla the selections are plentiful and time will afford you to select exactly the right gift for all thf men In your life. Osmunh Invite* you to transfer your layaway to a charge account at your convenience % I 1 «u “Stores for Men" * n(*n Psatiae *S?7km r* matter, t Answer: Her bringing a man into y«ur apartment late at night Is neither proper nor wise, but/a* she is paving her share of the rent, I don’t think.there is anything you can do about this If 4b* refuses' to listen to you. fer-haps the beet thing for you to do is to find another woman to live with who will mom completely share your opin- Question; For many year*' my husband and I have been sending Christmas cards *» gather to a long list of friends end acquaintances. During this past year my husband became seriously ill and is in a sanatorium. He has blen there (or many months, and the doctor tells me there is very little chance of his getting well. Since he will not be home at Christmas I would like to kfi I send this year? Answer: Whether he te at home or in a sanatorium you | am married to him and his name is property included on j the cants you send out. * * * Question: Is it necessary | for Jhe bride's family tor provide transportation for those j wedding guests who have no j can. from the church to the place of the reception? Answer: They s^e, only. J obliged to provide transports-tton for those in the wedding j party. If they cm arrange transportation for any of the wedding guests, so much the better, but it is not a , r> quire ment * * * Question- Every year my | husband sends Christmas cards I to his business associates, some [ of whom I have met. He has them made up with hit name only. I feel my name should also be Included on these cards. Answer: Your name may property be Included on the I cards addressed to those bust-| ness associates of your bus-1 band whom you have met. DOMESTIC TANNED ALLIGATOR Hit fine look of Alligator in these roomy fashion bags. In spot Rust. *24.95 ■ *34.50 CALFSKIN In Hack . . brown .. navy ., . Ted. *7.95 - *24.50 TEENS' CLUTCH BAGS Avaltebteln a wide range of otffiirs. *2.99 - *4.95 If*# Fun to Shop «< tht New Peggy's ... So Easy,to Park ... All on One Large Fashion Floor! D. Be a sleeping beauty in waits length gown of nylon tri ' cot. The scooped neckline is outlined with an embroidered wreath of roses, 32 to M white, aqua, pink. r&F t: 1 riFTt^TX You Creote Style V nm <* Ay r**. it won't i 1 look th* lame on• you aa a duplicate appear* on another THE PONTIAC PRESS. THlTtSDAV, DECEMBER 8, (NEAL-You own personality adds style to a costume. . No matter if the garment is VincentA twining 3049 Orchard Inks Rd. " FI 19919 e- SATURDAY UNDER ORIGINAL MANAGEMENT ) JUm Two Toot* of Retirement WEEKEND SPECIALS r- FRIDAY -| Rfk SHRIMP jOUISIANA Witt Mm $190 SIRLOIN STEAK With Maakreem $150 watch roa ova an n $2oo 7TESK ■ , "1 ----r---M Stage, Christmas Tea Wm Some 30# ibeiibers and guests ot the PontluYr branph of the Association toe Childhood Education attended the annual Christinas tea Wednesday at the Franklin School. * *, * 1 Probata Judge Arthur E./Moore accepted >the many gifts from the 'boys and girts of Pontiac for the residents of the Lapeer Home and Training’ School from Margaret Wilmet, ACE president. Dr. Dana P. Whltiucr, pre- Schopl principal r Mrs. Edward Johnson, Mrs. Selvedge White, Afui Weeks, Mrs. Ernest Jackaoh, Mra Perry Bailey and Mrs. Edward Page. - * 1 * * * Mr*. Wellington Relyea, elemea-tart vocal instructor, presented the Franklin tile* Club. Darlene''Whalen, chairman, was Presiding at tea and coffee services were E. Cleo Wiley, Mrs. David Zamek, Odle Tolbet, Mrs. William Sturgeon, Mra. Frank Holecheck and Mrs. Cora Scott. Special guests were Gerald White, coordinator at elementary education, Mary Cowan sad Alice Jacobs, Michigan State University student teachers, Mrs. Florence Doty and Judge Moore’s ofllea staff. * Judge Arthur E.Moore accepted the gifts for the Lapeer Home and Training School at Tuesday’s annual tea and ingathering of' the Association for Childhood Eudcation. With him _(from left) are fulltl Crest Pint* Franklin Hoad School Principal Mrs. Vida Walker, ACE President Margaret Wilmot of East Iroquois Road and tea chairman Darlene Whalen of Granada Drive. Shop and Ship Early—but It's smart to “do your Christmas shopping early" provided you shop wisely. Unfortunately shopping early just means shopping hasty, snap judgments about gifts hasty, snap judgements about gifts apt to-result in poor choices, wrong sizes and other disappoint- chair at home; write down the names tor your gift list, and then go over the catalogues and newspaper ids of your storey In addition to suggesting the beat choice of gift, the ads toll you the I oration la the store and the price. spoons of powdered milkt a quar- The Mothers’ Club of Try it. You’ll save time, money Don’t try to battle^ your way and patience, and you and every through every square foot of your favorite department store hoping lyou’U see something that suggests 11 itself for someone on your list. Instead, ait down in your favorite SOLID OAK This remarkable furniture is from bur open stock Country Casual collection. Never before has furniture of this quality been offered at so low a price. ’ Every single inch is of dense, durable solid oak. There’s no quibbling here about, "other fine hbrdwoods,” EVERY INCH IS SOLID OAK. The Olde English finish is a soft warm brown Highlighted with golden glints. Drawers are fitted with authentic antiqued brass pulls. Come see Country Casual and you'll agree it's a-fabulous value. person on your list will be happier with the gift. And if it is going out of town don’t hold it for mailing until the last minute. The post office urges you to "do your Christmas shipping early." There's a beauty bonus in or-j derly shopping, too. You don't have! [that harried holiday look and there! will be more time for naps between shopping, mailing and house J fixing; and for beauty breaks, i Why not take some of the money you saved by smart shop- ter teaspoon of boric acid and enough good quality witch hazel to form a creamy paste. Let dry for 15 minutes and remove with soap and water. Now* splash on a mild skin fresh -ter like witch hazel. Let dry .without toweling and start your makeup. It’s a restful but zestful approach to the holiday season. Golden Agers Plan Dinner Pontiac Boys' Club met for a cooperative' dinner and gift exchange Tuesday at the boys' center on East Pike Streef. * * * Mother of the month Drank were presented to Mrs. Henry Warren, Mrs. William Rogers and Mrs. dressy B. Larson by Mrs. Almont Austin. I Mrs. Basil Butler and Mrs. I George Pratt were guests. The facial you manage yourself. [Staid with a home-made beauty fa hlo. Members and guests of the Waterford Township Golden Age club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday for a cooperative dinner in the dining room of the Community Center. Clarence Kilpatrick, formerly of Riverside, Canada, and now a hesident of Pontiac wUl show a travelogue colored film of Eastern Canada and Newfoundland at -7.30 p.m. Those who cannot attend the dinner, have been invited to view the movies. Donee Saturday The Third District Council of AMVETS will sponsor a benefit dance for the John Blunt FUnd at Bemis-Ohwn AMVETS Post -113 on Oakland Avenue Saturday. Tickets for the 9 p.m. affair may be purchased at the door or from any member. "The Mans Store of Pontiac"■ open Every Night HI • P.M. Id ChfMau 106 N. Saginaw Street “fSHRSUP* i SHOPPING GUIDE TO MUSICAL GIFTS THE FON/TIAC PI RF,SS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, I960 FIFTY-SEVEN • GIVE HER she'll love dazzling holiday sweaters from b. bugle ond baroque beaded, $5.98. She'll applaud your taste for giving hero jeweled beauty our sparkling collection of holiday sweaters. Here are just two/in soft orlon* acrylic in white, sizes 36-40. a. beaded, pearled and sequined, $6.98. TiL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER shop to 9 every night till Christmas HONADE F00D eptibk to intestinal, j I cardiovascular dis vfao are active physical- I r ie regular, j Certainly the Manila at phyMoal Amm Meaarch laboratory at tho Uaiventty of UK dee la order to etdeetep preraa-tara aging. Dr. CUretoo believes that our i [youth disappears in proportion to I the slowing down of our circula- I thin and metabolism and that if I wo are to keep our youth we must 1 remain fit circulatorily and muscu- 1 larly. Naturally the buildup must 1 be gradual and with your doctor’s [permission. , Don't Use Force (UP!) — If one glass tumbler j sticks to another, don’t try to ft the two apart. Fill the top g with cold water, then dip the hot- 1 tom one in hot water. They’ll come I apart without strain or breakage. I Exercise is great for improving one’s circulation. Health, and energy and prolonged youthfulness all seem to depend on good circulation, and toe do not hove this unless we exercise systematically. - FRIDAY SPECIAL — hMi MM Hkt. AH yw c. Ml. wHfc AA, V cels alaw, tartar sauce, choke of potatoes, wgf m red, fcattar, coffee .....v.. — . Si FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIAL! I Vi Mod Chitkea, choke of patataos, rod, AA( K butter aad coffee ..........- 77 Jt Roast Turkey, dressing, cranberry seece, choke AAj wL of patataos, red, butter, caffes. 7# H* _______BAKERY SPECIAL----------------.1 I FRI. SAT. Bakery Special Far IQc I j$ j Filled Cascodt Cupcakes. V mV 1 Wo carry a comploto lino of glased, fruits, and ■* assorted nuts for your holiday baking mods. FE 2-6242 144 North Saginaw St. HOMADE FOOD SHOP MHHHlMHHHMi mmmm By JOSEPHINE LOW MAN How are your capillaries? All of it organs are literally shot through with these tiny blood vessels. These are controlled by equally small nerves which are called flbrtla. Exercise opens up our capillaries and therefore greatly improves — circulation ami increases int of blood which is sent through the body. Health and energy and prolonged youthfulness all seem to depend on good circulation, and we do not have this unless we exercise systematically. The University oi Illinois has a fascinating physical fitness research laboratory. Its director Is j Dr. Thomas Kirk Cureton, professor of physical education. For nan than » years Dr. | cureton has directed this re-i seen*. Fifty thousand men and women have been tested and Many different studies have indicated that the sedentary life ages prematurely and that this starts early in Ilk. Tests at the University of California showed that by the age of 25 a man with sedentary habits has 40 per cent less Mood circulating through his muscles than at the age of 18. At 35 it la even worse, 80 per cent worse. moms susceptible Other studies have shown that] those in the 50 to 60 age group wl lead sedentary lives, sitting at desk most of the time, are much high (aihlBB la • u carven-paEfennig out griff* rob* dun Mir ■M gillia T signxlure"-and years! Perfume. cologne. ^—r robe d oe mIp -"(««■ of one male*"— unperelkled! (I.OOM.YS 72 N. SAGINAW Something New--Right in Time for Christmas FABULOUS NEW ACCUTRON ! World’* FIRST Electronic Timepiece ... so new ... ao advanced ... It haa set a Worid’d aUnd- | WK aid of accuracy ... First time ever guaranteed Accurate on your wrist. There is- no man who haa j Hgfc everything, ao be among the FIRST men in AMERICA to own one. for these watches--specially priced from $175 to $395 Beautifully Boxed • . A Gift He Doem’t Have A Gift He WM Never Forget! 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IT 'V^L'TW with nothing in particular planned. 4*‘ vacation if you had wdtesof Seventeen per cent of you will money and no strings attached?L.awl and an lndlMtrious 16 per <■ We asked more than i,MS of I cent will study. Ceremony in Waterford Janet Moritz Marries -, Janet S. Moritz and James A., where they will visit the bride* Hansen were married in an infor-j groom’s parents, iflal ceremony Saturday evening Jnj For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. tie Waterford home of Justice of i Carroll chose a dress of blue ny-tlm Peace Patrick Daly. lion and silk to which she pinned a Daughter of the Louis Carroll* of' shoulder corsage of white carna-Wakten Road. Lake Orion, thejtiom. bride was given in marriage by —— her brother-in-law Dale L. ^CoUple Marks j50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Facer ob-j 1 served (heir 50th wedding ’ anniversary Sunday at their home on Carol Street in Franklin Village. In addition to local guests, the 75 who attended the fete included] I out-of-town relatives from Moose, iVyo., Lansing. Saginaw, Port Huron, St. John, Elsie and Ovid. The couple's children are Norman Facer of Walnut Lake, Mrs. Ted Hartgrave of Moose, VVyo. and Mrs. George Cameron of Birmingham. ! Fourteen per cent of you j work, 13 per cent will ski and 11 per cent plan to ice. skate. Is the w ■laying si home allpa biggest per .cent to no per eeat st all. Your choice now Is travel. "I'd go >abroad.’’ say 34 per •ent; "f see myself on a tropical isle," say 21 per]cent" and "f America first," say 16 per cent. ★ * * Eleven per cent would go on a cruise, 8 per tjent would take a j ski trip and 91 per cent of the EUROPE THEIR DREAM Most of you — 52 per cent -who say you dre-d’m of going abroad had .Eurooe in mind. Compared are 5 per cent who mentioned the Orient, 2 per cent beckoned by the Tropics, 2 per cent who would go to Russia and 1 per cent ready to head for I Africa. * ★ * ] Sheila Lord, H, Los Angeles, says Japan looks beautiful in pic-] jturej 'and she’s always dreamed lot going there. I Marilyn Neville, If, Omaha, r Charles Young, 16, St. Paul, narrowed his choice' to one city — Miami, "jYd like to My on the beach aim' soak up sun while it’s mowing at home." By contrast, Bob Griffith, lit, who lives IS Jacksonville, Us., would gs where It's ooM. “I’d like to see If I could Bad a gold* mine la Alaska," he says. - As long as you' teens Were dreaming your vacation destination, we asked how you would travel and who /your traveling companions would be.. * , ★ dr Forty per cent of you would go by plane and 48 per cent of you divided, your choice between car and boat. Forty-four, per cent of you, would trpvel with friends your same age and sex and 31 per cent of you would go in family groups. FEW HAVE FLOWN Elenor Johnson, 17, Houston, and most of the students who say they’d like to fly, have never been in a plane and think it would be !a fascinating experience. , The auto crowd, typified by Marty Wallarhf, 17, Ctarlanatl, likes the feeling at not being oa Leisuriy trip lovers, like Joanne Shepard, 17, Macon, Ga., chose boat transportation, i * * * Marion Larsen, 16, New Orleans, would like to travel with friends because their Interests would be similar. A girl the same age, Patti Johnson of Los Angeles, would rather go with her family because ike doesn't feel she Is mature enough to go without them. Sheila Martin,' 16, of Seattle thinks a month is long enough for vacation. Most of you agree with her. She says, "It’s no treat after awhile." .*:,t * Eric Greene, 14, Baltimore, came up with the minority report when he said a vacation should last forever, so he wouldn’t have! to go back to school. JUDY ANN BEIT ANO June vows are planned by Judy Ann Reitano, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reit-, ano of Clark Street and How-' ard L. Kelley Jr., son of the Howard Kelleys of Holly. A large part of the male population on the Greek islands of Lemnos and Samothrace has left] for Australia. j proud she Is to be aa American. Louis McVeigh, 16, Milwaukee, would visit the Amazon because be laves to explore. I "I would like to go across the ] whole U.S. before I do any traveling abroad," is Dorothy Tompkins’ opinion. She is 17 and lives in San] Francisco. MBS. JAMES A. HANSEN mond. The bridegroom, who K-| sides on Auburn Avenue, is the sap of the John S. Hansens of Long! Beach, Calif. °f Ice-blue «Uk chiffon ever satta, the bride wore a roll of ilh ll-Isdos, caught by a crown of HSea aHhe-vaUey. A shoulder corsage sf white earaOMsas and wrist kagth white kid gloves Mn. Dale L. Richmond, her sister’s matron of honor appeared in! emerald green satin, black velvet headpiece and short white gloves. Silver leaves and white camationz comprised her corsage. to te ★ Arthur F. Numberger. cousin of] the bride, whs best man. The Bala Richmonds were hosts at the reception In their The newlyweds, who will be at home on Whittemore Street, plan a delayed honeymoon to California C&tCH >6 36 N. Saginaw Street for Christmas Parties . . V a RED SHEATH with • matching Half Over Skirt. *12.99 Little cap sleeves {f and cummerbund. In bright red taffeta or in ieSi smart black. Look to Eaton’s for your perk and pretty holiday date dresses. Smart silks, taffetas, chiffons and acetate. Beautiful Christmas Gift Boxes of Delicious Assorted Candy Chocolate covered nuts, fruit, soft centered, nuggets, ponomas, maple center and many more. A Perfect Gift for Family, Friends or Business Other Holiday Suggestions Chocolate Nut Cb criticizing him for ordering fiv# Soviet Premier Nikita Kki«n>. fl«m. f** emoarnwweu m-mn n- • salts from s London tailoring Ichcv on his recent visit hers tookfself completely out of s brand of * *wi|* ** ** »■*« NtpaMt to meet an urgent order of / Richard pegen. aecreta^f ■ of the c>w it had no "barihom." at.w0 gallons Delivery had been Custom Tailors and Designers I ,,tZLi .j,. «“•«*• “""I ot Pittsburgh. *wr poptaar in Ruula. ’|ptwintaed within 24 hours. \u.s. ingenuity Goes to Any Lengths WMaMWef to Deliver the Goods > NEW VOEK ^ w **“““*" /X a building materials criticizing him lor ordering five's^et Premier * Nikita Khmh-.flr"1 F** embarrassed to find X- -••less fe»m . Inswln. falUwlsu. I a . . . .I X T . . * _a “ a__a _n Campbell's Famous I The manufacturer was called in St. Louts. Ten hours Inter an employee of the manufacturer stepped, loff a plane at Pensacola with the two gallons of paint. Retail price | Pork Loin ROASTS b O 7c TtadsrMs 7 d jL/i w J/ demonstrating to him Ait hm - , ___— ‘again la an exMnple of how he ftuinan *#» O- tends to underestimate the re-!K#P°rt '^W,n*a 10 ;«mrces of this country," Schin- Bate for Russian Subs man said. -------------—: . ! NEW YORK ing. R was named reserve champion of the Shorthorn division and was awarded the lint-place ribbon In the heavyweight dess of that I,bit pond steer earned Morris. His other entry, another husky Kack Angus cnljed Duff^waa awarded third plaice in the middleweight class. ALSO WIN RIBBONS Three area 4-H Club members will take home second-class ribbons today after their entries claimed honors in the sheep competition. BqA Wniamssa. lg, of tin BteOy I Williams also finished second in QOmpotition for the showmanship in the steer Judging section the livestock show. The second beet penof-thrap entry in the miscellaneous diviatoa of the sheep content wan owned by John Rose. 16, of 670 N. Adams Road, Aron Township. A student at Rochester Senior High School, Dan is the son of Curtiss Gnepper’s tingle lamb [entry in the Hampshire and On- He alao trained the reserve grand champion steer of the Michigan State Fair. second-place ribbon. Other 4-H Oak members tram tide ana whe took hmsra to toe shew am day TaggH *. •* PONTIAC TOWNSHIP Bettering that sraryone in the fowndhlp le entitled to » goad Christmas, some SO Pontiac Town- Metropolitan Club, Spirit 10. will conduct their annual Goodfellow newspaper sale on Saturday. Beginning at 1 they will he at the main intersections to aeU 2700 Giwnltoll<— editions of The Pontiac Press and raise SL000 tor their charitable projects. r win stags a.CBitoOnao Tbs party « ■ at 7 tana. Dee. It; at TRIPLE WINNER — Dan Williams. It, of 1106 Pontiac Rand. Avon Tbwnshlp. showed up with two steers named Morris and Ditif at tbe Detroit Junior livestock Show and today he'll go horns with three titles as a result. One of his Black Angus steers was awarded first place In the middtewelght dan of that breed/ Tbs other waa given a third-place ribbon and Dan wound up awnrmerup for the showmarahip trophy of the show held at the State Fair Coliseum. (See other picture on page (B.) ship; and Dais Walker, U, sf Proudest young livestock raiser at the show waa Mike Wetzel, 17, of Ithaca. His Black Angus steer was named grand champion over nearly 300 other beef cattle en- The Oxford lions Club Good-l their annual day Saturday I Thigy Hove the Answer Commorofi OES to Hold HARTFORD, Cam. (UPI) - A Y<»!• ft»Hy far C|lildr»n Plans Saturday Dance Christmas we out-! fitted over 100 cMMran at a coat of about $1.300,'' Donald Awrey, chib secretary, mid today A C. Wsbstof Is pater sals by "are the mass medlaj COMMERCE TOWNSHIP - The fulfilling their avowed function of* annual children's Christmas party! informing the American pubilcT',jqWnaorad by Commerce fhapter! was closed to tbe pram. . Jaoi. Order of the Eastern Star, Members have been asked purchase a $1 gift for each child they bring to the party. The next regular business meeting of the chapter will be Jan. 3. WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP-**bo White Lake Square Dance Chib will hold a dance open to tbe public Saturday at 8 p.m. to the Community Hall, Porter Road and M39 Tuggle, now In his final year of competition as a member of tbe Highland 4-H dub, earned a tint ribbon with his entry in tbe heavyweight class of the Hereford He raised the reserve champion Hereford of last year's Detroit Junior Livestock Show ahd in 1955 he tnd Us brother Jfen-y owned the A lamb carcass event waa to he held this moraine to be followed Jp the afternoon by an auction at which all animals in the atom will be aold to wholesale and retail firms. Kingsbury School, n private! school near Oxford, contributes wltito packages of toys for dto-tributton by the Liam Club with Local club members say they also will accept used toys to good give to the needy! [ Ruling on Mayor [ to Be Appealed ■ Malt pm. Bee. IS. The jruungrtera are asked attend the party being I nearest their homes. Santa Claus has promised to pot In appearance at all time fire halls In addition to the parties, local Goodfetldws will use the re-matnder of the fund* raised hum their paper sale to buy fuel, food* boots and shoes for needy families at Chrtstmutiine. paper chairmen are Cart! gchbOeck. Station I: Elton De*| ter. Station II: and Leonard: Bureo. Station HV I af Southfield dmsm m c^on A IIJOO goal has bean eet by; the Wert Bloomfield Township on Veto Authority Sre and police departments aadj the Keego Harbor poHca 4eport-| SOUTHFIELD — rnem- ***** ** ! tet* harenra.gotag to apgoal the editions at The Pontiac nw> g ruling that Mayer Saturday, rj! , . L. Swanson has the right to veto _* £ . - . — iboth legislative and admklf Funds raised by ttodepartmeft^ of ths City Council fhxn thn aal* of 2JOO coptoa of (he Pram will go toward aahPly-ing food and clothing for arm needy throughout the yser with •pedal emphasis on children-at Christmas. Marty It.wo tram paper'arte. Seme ImiHtotV Accordingly West Bloomfield 2. I SIXTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, IMP 25 Attend Rochester Meeting ”7 } to Carry Two Issues he statewide Fair Shan Bargaining Association for Michigan Dairy Farmers, Inc. Tentative plana for the program wen formulated at a recent meet-ng in Rochester. Mon than 39 dairy farmers from six counties Slow-Moving Bananas Howard Patient Woman SAN JOSE, Calif. OJH) — Mrs George H. Went had a right to be ■ABBS purer: shorthorn — The best heavyweight in the Shorthorn division of the Detroit Junior livestock Show was judged to he a 1.000-pound steer owned by Dale Walker, 15, ef 311 Sutton Road, Metamora Township. Alumna* Association to Pock Yula Baskets j . The Oakland County Chapter of Detroit Patrolman 'to Talk to Troy Youth Woman's Chorus Plans Public Concort Monday WALLED LAkE-The 30-votce Pontiac Women's Chora will present a public concert Monday at the S p.m. meeting of the Decker Elementary School Parent-Teacher TROY—Pupils in the seventh through ninth grades In Troy are invited to hear a Detroit patrolman apeak and ace a film presentation of the "Adventures of Officer Hallibrand” Sunday evening at the First Presbyterian Church here. ANNIVERSARY SALE! Patrolman AuatinC. Pate, safety officer of Detroit’s 12th District, will give a talk, followed by the SAVE 110-Yoar-Old Man Makes Geld Rule Guide HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - Near Newly elected officers of tlw teen-age group are Richard Sjolander, president; Kay Roaster, secretary; and Susan Falk, treasurer. Adult sponsors are Mr. and Mrs.- Andrew Cornell and the Rev. 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DECEMBER I SIXTY-THKEB Board to Ponder Special Classes Proposals to Increcue Facilities for Pontiac Handicapped on List Sev*ril proposals concerning the uncial education program in Pontiac wiU be diacumed at tonight * PcntUe Board at Education meet-pi j The propoaals will cover aenior high diplomas. a new room and teacher »oc the accouatically handicapped and hiring of a part-time matron tar the type B program for toUally handiepppad pupils which |« located at llalldra School. Iha tint group of stodaato la tha aaalar Ugh aehooi special dhuattaa program (Mentally consultant and tha tap of administrative asaMant/^ The aamal salary adjustments tor principals also will * yaaro at Ugh aehosl wort i . i have been developed relative to the type of diploma to he iseued to theee pupils and the credit requirement* tor graduation. Bi other bustoeai, the board wiD hoar reports from Dr. Dona P. Whitmer, niperintendant at Iha meeting is at i:30 in the New First Lady Designs Gown for Inauguration WASONQVON (UPD - Mr*. John F. Kennody has recovered sufficiently from the Mrth>e£ her firat son to devote some attention to her wardrobe as the future Pint Lady. ■IgR toahtoa dmlgner Otog Two Pandas brothers who palM totaling92»ta local supermarkets face prosecution on Uttering and town University BsepHal Wedaea-day. going war akotahes, apparently for her tMageral wardrobe. Artistic and attractive Mrs. Kennedy has a flair tor fashion and ha* been whiling away her convatescenee by doing some dress A few weak* ago aha requested Bergdorf Goodman, a New York department atom, to make her _ name An his driver’s license to match tha ,gp d the Ha Mid Wbwtantay had been void tar other supera stores of-the bogus checks. Hubert Bailey, 40, and his brother Robert. 37. both of IS , were bound over to Ch*cuH Court yesterday following examination baton Judge Marutoo EL Finnan- Each is tne on $500 bond, pend-tag arraignment in Circuit Court Dec. H They nun sweated N#v. 4 Brothers Held forCourf Acfioh Chargg Bailey Pair iJCongolese Planning S?t«^«d in the fact that all types II of institutions covered in this survey show full-time and total enrollment increases, ha sal' "The Mg schools continue to get bigger but so do the smaller ones. Higher education appears to be increasingly a matter of large-ecalt production. Parker noted "significant The 966 Institutions reporting in 1966 apd 1960 had 495.269 freshmen ’tail, for a gain of 11.4 per cent. enrollments,” ha said. Dr. Parker noted that freshmen training to be teachers are up 13.7 per cent over last year tor the larged Increase tor any freshman group. Tho I960 increase over 1966 was 6.3 per cent. * * # ‘Tha oncoming nidi of students nowin the elementary schools will create demands for many more teachers than we have in service and In preparation,” he said. ‘The critical MM—I aaad hi this field Is awe which deserves attle) 14,179, Missouri 13,706, Harvard 13469, Columbia 12,461. Florida 11,993, Puerto Rico 11,949, Louisiana State 11,796, Maryland 11,741, Cornell 11,366, State University of lowa 1U13, Colorado 10.530, Boston University 10,441. Doesn't Biped Spending Hike Dam Congrasi Should Ghfo Kennedy Budget Fina-Tooth Comb WASHINGTON (AP)-Ssn. Ctrl Hayden, D-Arit., said today he dose not oxpopt any substantial increases in government spending under the Join F. Kennedy administration. * ♦ ♦ Hayden heads the Senate Appropriations Committee which has powerful voice to determining how much money will be made available for government programs. To get some advance line on what these programs will entail after Kennedy to Inaugurated in January, Hayden said he expects to confer soon with David E. Bed the president-elect's choice tor With the University of California nabto to report fulMlmo fit to time tor the study, the nation's 35 largest Institution* fat full-time State University of New York 33.939. College of the City of New York 31,909, Minnesota 35,277. Illinois 25400, Wisconsin 24,007, Michigan State (East Laneing) 33473, Ohio State 22,343, Texas 31495, Michigan (Ann Arbor) 30403, Indiana 17490, Pennsylvania State 17,767, Purdue 14.731, New York University 14,491, Washington (Se- doawi’t baba to the mood to run up any large deficits unless there to sons ta ‘ en national emorgaacy. "There’s a limit on the amount that can be spent,” Hayden said. “Thera to always the big question of when the money to com- CORRECTION Tki Im Bitad PtrtiUM-IlKtric tfaltt-SfMd HAND MIXER which tppotrtd ia ytrttidiy'i TRADE FAIR Ad wit ail is piduod. TRADE FAIR ”1 expect) to tell him he going to get all of the money ‘wn Congress be requests,’1 Hay-on said with a grin. Hayden takl in an Interview he | experts the Democratic Congress! to be Just as exacting in examining Kennedy’s budget proposals •s it has been in combing those submitted by President Eisen-—r. Vice President Richard M. Nix-1, the debated Republican candidate, charged during the presidential campaign that if Kennedy attempted to carry out the promisee made in the Democratic platform vhe would havw to Increase federal spending by Mill— of dot- _ tors. Kennedy replied this wasn’t so. But he said he would spend more on defense and some other aotivi- Among 8 Big States LANSING (UPI) — Secretary of tate James M. 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It to easily bred la captivity. • of Its unusual ability to maneuver through very narrow bant you should be sure to purchase a special' fbish cage its mala diet is finch seed, which contains mostly millet and canary UGO, Chile (AP) - ridel to wagtac a costly alWmt taiga In IANT1 Castro _____________ America punst the United States. Hs to spending hsarily on a rapaganda drive dsslinsd to undermine U. S. prestige and to praise the Cuban revolution. As one U. S. diplomat i 'Castro to bleating Unde Sam loir everything bad, and inciting the people to revolt as did the CO- delicacies. When buying a finch,! make sure you buy an acclimated' bird as new arrivals may.hove difficulty adjusting to our climate.! Pet stores carry many books on; the care and feeding of finches. ! At Caracas, Venezuela, antigovernment demonstrators marched Urn streets shouting "Cubs si, Yankee* ne." Touring U. S governors were | greeted, by anti-American and pro-Castro demonstrations at Brasilia' and gao Paulo, Brazil. U Cochabamba, Bolivia, stunts chanted “Cuba si, Yankae ” as U. S. Ambassador Carl W. Strom spoke at .the University of Sap Simon at the university’s invitation. VBA m. YANKEE NO’ During on anti government dem-■Stratton In Santiago, students went Out of tbetr way to pass by he U. S. Embasto’ end shoal , Cuba si. Yankee no " , These are • tow examples. Urn demonstrators are not Cubono. 'They ere usually students who [have been stirred up by prcvCat-tro propaganda. But there to mate to the Cuban, than Hogans end five Met. They speak end bud out propaganda pamphlets that pour into South America by the tan. Castro’s speech re the Upited Nations was widely distributed. Money to handed .out to further the came. i In Chlto, Cuban Ambeosador Juan Jose Diaz y del Real makes rabble-rousing speeches before copper and coal miners. Cube’s donation of sugar to Chile’s earthquake victims came with strings attached. Propaganda leaOets were handed out with the sugar which was not turned over to the Red Cross or other recognised relief agency tor distribution, but to the leftist Central Labor Federation. TOURS BOLfYIA Jose Tabares, Cuban ambassador, has traveled around Bolivia praising the Cuban revolution and showing propaganda films, independent newspapers In La Paz him with both feet, hit the Bolivian government did nath-Ins * ' ♦ ♦ Soviet and Chinese propaganda In South America to mild in com-partoon. They have sent ballet and opera and exchanged students t Cultural missions have oome and gone * * ’* , , But there seems little doubt that the Cubaq^' tactics have the blessing of the Communists Much oft the Cuban propaganda reflects the El Sigio, the official Cotnhiu-ist; newspaper bora, spores no typo or apace to give the Cuban prapagsnda ;r big rift. Asks Dependent Stay Overseas Episcopal Group Wires President to Protest Separation Order NEIty YORK (UPlt—The Na-itional - Council of the Episcopal! Church has asked President Eisenhower to reconsider hie order that the number of servicemen's families overseas be reduced. j Men of the dtahs open American goM to which this action to « reefed, ms de sea the socially damaging molts to fatally fife,” fee commit said In i telegram CUban ambassadors take an ne- Communist hand. meeting to Lee Aagelee. ! The group asked whether It j was equitable for men who must! [live abroad to be separated from their families while other men Itoke their families abroad for! pleasure without governmental limitation. - Say Merry Christmas With Flowers HOLLAND’S Lay-A-way now one of our unusual, .perfect \ HOLIDAY GIFTS 308 Main Street, Rochester HOME BAKERY FRUIT CAKES Fresh From Our Ovens A delicious cake the whole family will enjoy ... Three pounds of cake brimming over with nuts and candied fruits. 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Price Second Suit Only $39.95 $ 1,00 2 SUITS £"'*40.95 3 DAY SPECIAL Pur Collared STORM COATS S0H MO MONEY POW1MI | Open 9:30 to 9 Every Night "til Christmas JOHNNIE WALKER Style Center 86 North Saginew St. Opp. Federal's FE 2-7795 under the leadership Prime Minister Nehru. Its 'supremacy is one of lain reasons for internal difficulties. Without a lean and hungry opposition, Congress leaden have become lax and lazy, expending their energy in fighting each other. »' KIMOR CORRUPTION Official reports Indicate corrup- { He «^jjj lion at lower levels of.' govern- Exports Gain; Aid Gold Drain Commerce ‘Chief Asks Manufacturers to iPush Sales Abroad WASHINGTON 4UPU- - Commerce Secretary Frederick H. Mueller reported Wednenday 4hat American exports scored e major gain thla year, (wiping to rase the drain on American dollars and matt, although not in Nehru's tral government. Little evidence hat been produced to substantiate the numerous charges of corruption in high places. But this tact has nothing to'allay the suspick the public. tope that further La-creaa* would be possible in 1961 even without some -ot the forces which fueled the 1960 export boom. For the long run, Mueller declared, “We must raids our export trade by at least 63 Milton t year.” . To do this, he urged the *6 per eeat of Americaa manufacturers who seg only hi this country get Into forelgu markets. “There is a basic receptivity or American goods abroad,” Mueller said. “The sales climate is better now than It has been tor many years." Deeply worried over the continuing toss of U.S. gold and do!-| FARO (IK ft BOV—Ahmed Faud, 8-year-old son of ex-King Fa-rouk and Queen Narriroan of Egypt, is at school in Geneva, Switzerland. -: Lazy Jujror Causes Case to Be Mistrial MIAMI, Fla. TAN-A/ mistrial] was declared in a damage because one of the jurors lou in bed instead of reporting at courthouse. > i * '# , * James R. Johnston, 34, a truck! driver, told Judge Robert Floyd] Tuesday he went back to bed tel cause hie wife took the family car] and he would have bad to walk- «*n blocks to a telephone. W 6r, ‘You have the sorriest excuse] ll’ve ever heard." the judge said.; He found Jdhnston in contempt and sentenced him to a $250 fine or 15 days in jail. i The dragonfly la depicted on , ■some prehistoricYeV Mexicanpot, -tery and in indent Oriental paint* top.. ' ^V ; Glass InM Projection Scroen 1 The result is an erosion of public confidence in the Congress party, if not a general disillusionment with politics. Its extent is* impossible to measure now, but it will be an important (actor to the March 1962 general elections for Parliament and state legislative assemblies. * __ u The party national leadershipjto^The admintotntitetoTmlte has recentiy rent out word that mansion a major wea- hlgh stimdards must be a*t tor L*, te . drive t0 capture doi-candidates to 1962. More toteili- whlch abroad g JSSJlif Jft Jg|l—A *— IMMM. tor-[ eign aid and payments for im» txnts. f] Partly because of the government's drive, but more important-] ly for other reasons, U.S. expats] Philip Quito a Shot In 'India, Hindu nation, Ganges River has been considered] TURIN, Italy (API — Britain's! holy tor centuries. A single drop Prince Philip bagged more than1 of Ganges-water on the tongue or 100 Mongolian pheasants Tuesday -eyelids of a dying man is believed without missing a shot, said fo cleanse him of sin. man who claimed he saw it done. I *12« ■ V MIRACLE MILE CAMERA FUnral 4-5992 I. st Hurt Uti InC Om Mm. tan Sal. A iJ. Ul S r.M. needed, it said in s plied confession that the quality I often has been none too good in]7 the past . NEHRU DOMINATES . The major problenr of develop-]this year are now expected by, tog new leadership has been Commerce Department experts to tackled in only a flew places. In hit $19.8 billion, up more than $3 New Delhi, Nehru so dominates the scene that other talents have little room to develop. In many states the same men have been in and out of office since the find taste of self-rule under the British to the 1990s. The position of other parties is little better. The People's Socialist party, which periled the second-largest vote to the last general elections, has Tost most of. Us top leaders to recent years and tailed to develop-aa many ’ a a It plans to contest only about onrfeixth of all constituencies in 1962. A new conservative party, the Swatantra party, has failed to catch on in more than isolated [pockets;. Hie Communists, the strongest and most dynamic opposition to Congress, „ form another party of spotty regional support. It also is likely to*enter candidates in only minority of contests, concentrating on places where they ire like-* ly to do writ. billion from 1669. 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I ■ V *■ v . i w.---——\—~.T——~^r—i—_l_ ' ~-p-. • 'V\^f * V- ---'C- ' ‘ | THE; PONTIAC FHKSS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1900 Library Growing Books Pile Up J Suggests GOP Policy Board Morton, Keating Back! Group to Act as Voico While Dorns Are In MkMgsn Stale University Oak-: brari land's library la growing. { chan Recent aequialtions include al- P**ater’» personal library, most 1.000 volumes of medieval) The gift from Cram ton. a for-history and sections of the legal mer congressman, includes many and historical collections of Rep. out-of-print texts, biographies of’ Louis'C. Cramton of Lapeer. i Michigan leaders, county histories' / ♦ * * and leagl manuals.- WA*SHInGTON -iUPI(—Republi-j Tbs medieval history collection! MSUO also received a gift from can Natiohkl ^*‘7?*" Thur,tfn I belonged to the late Dr. Sidney!the.Public library of Cambridge,!® Morton gave a friendly «r to-l Painter, chairman of the history1 Mass pf an almost complete set d*‘V.* pr0PTlu°r^'“W po cy| department ot Johns Hopkins Uni-!-* volumes-of the scholarly makin* voi-Yugoslavia today informed U.N.j' Secretary-General Dag Hammar- Jfjgf q UqIIYIqI himself and he hoped that It I | would come up, at least for j discussion, at the Republican ! National Commits here next month. akjold It is withdrawing its pilots and other technical personnel now Qfjt p Gctl ' tieating offered the proposal serving with U.N., forces in the! {after saying that, the GOP ‘'ought1 Congo. i SARASOTA Fla. (API — Ajto do something to prevent a lot i Ambassador Dobrivoje Vidic also somewhat bewildered all-male 0f bloodletting" as a result of; notified liammarskjold the Yugo-.oun|y Commission today pon-jts defeat in the presidential elec-slav government is withdrawing d*1*® to ®° *bout ■ woman tj0M said president Eisen-its diplomatic mission from Leo- ’** 001llec,or ,u™ ,008e hower. former President Herbert PohMDe. !?"> 8h* I Hoover, Vice President Richard VkHc demanded the most ur- °™c* ™tec°™,ed- j m. Nixon, Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- gent and most energetic steps be1; T. - , . teller of New York and Sen. Barry taken to obtain the release , of j4J™*. ^ Goldwater of Arizona “would all Imprisoned ex-Premler Patriot Lu-|to h tT'mlt'thlr* n*tura,s" ,or membership. Thej Miss Charlie Hagerman, LIST TIMES TON ITE "let Palace" and "Hoot* if Savon Hawks" EAGLE: Starts FRIDAY 2 FIRST RUN FEATURES 1100,000 advance from tax funds, WWW j Keating said the committee —'----------------------------— ---------------- Legally, Miss Hagerman doesn't 00^ provide a forum tor a dls-hhve to release any funds until cusskm of Issues and, if poeaible. Your Ballot DnPS ('mint Jan. 9. However, in the past, the agreement on policies. He Said wi*wur PailUt UWS 1/011111 commission normally budgeted should avoid trespassing on the re-about 1100.000 from collected sponsibilities of the national com-j funds to tide them over, mitten chairman and GOP con-| Miss Hagerman informed Com- greastanal leaders, misstoner Johnson Warren she! W W I would release the requested mon- He suggested that the national ey when the redecorating work in committee should take the lead in [her office was completed. • 'setting up the project. SUMY GLOB OF DOOM EH6ULFS THE WORLD! — BOARD CARLSON-Him publican educators and member* -51, refused to process a requested 01 th* Houl* ^ SCTat,>' *«« MITCHUMS IN ACnON - Actor Robert Mitchum llefti and his 19-year-old-son James double up on actress France Nqyen in a kidding session during filming of an Army-life movie, “’Hi* Last Time I Saw Archie." The ejder Mitchum stars in the film, along with Miss Nuyen, and his son has a small part. The picture Is Mitchum's first in Hollywood In two years. China President Leaves Russia Liu Shao-chi Say* Tits) Between 2 Countries! Are Strengthened MOSCOW (APJt-President Shao-chi of Communist China left tor home today after spending a month in the Soviet Union, most of It in Mogcow tor the Communist summit meeting that ended last week. j w w w The Soviet, news agency Tass { aid thousands of Muscovites lined the route to the airport to cheer j him. In -an airport speech reported; by Tass. Liu said his trip strength-. ened friendship between Red China ami the Soviet Union, and the summit meeting will "promote thej struggle for world peace and the further consolidation of the great) camp of Socialist countries.” 1 Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev accompanied Liu to the airport with a group of Soviet officials. Tass said Brezhnev, who flew to the Siberian city of Ir-j tkutsk with Liu aboard a TU104 jet airliner, also said the visit of; LiU and his delegation strength-) j ened the "inviolable friendship" between the two nations. Italian Actran Dias I ROME (AP>—Virginia Balistri-eri, one of the famous actresses jof flit olfi’Italian stage, died at j jheFhome in Rome Wednesday. She FISH FRY *til Closing Fried Lake Erie EVERY FRIDAY 11:30 AM, AU You Want PERCH Nixon Could fve Won With 4-State, 11,000-Vote Shift ■ . I WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Re-:Mexico and Nevada, his electoral Kennedy majority la the major J publican autopsy of the preslden-vote would have been 270. one dty In eneh etatw i frtad potatoM WhlllBI) r»- WMfe’i M fry rhIMrca I’aJat IS. . HOW AID JOHNSON'S 3650 Dial# Hwy. NOW! gILFtT t fi ll Held Over OPEN WEEKDAYS atl0:45 A.M. WHOSK WAS THI SILKIN, MKNACING VOICI IN TNI NIGHT ■ • THAT CMAMGID THI FATTBRN OF HSR UPI PROM HAP-PiHCSS TO TIRROR . . . SWEPT HER PROM THI ARMS OP LOVE, INTO THI CRIP OP PEAR . . . ANO LEPT HSR CLINGING TO THI RAZOR EDGE OP SAHITYP I tial election show, that a shift of!™** thwl the ■some 11,000 votes in four states; aM official readto .how Jonn^ mmtmmwomm. ■ could have put Vic^ President Kennedy carried Mlwourt by In cities with a population of ■.ktoa brown | Richard M. Nixon in the White M7« vote*, Nevada by *.403 sad more than 300,000, Nixon’s share **— I House i New Mexico by *,*04,. (Of the presidential vote ranged1 ' ■ * + * ! Hi. margin waS less than 9,000 ^ f J The states Are niinols, with its | In the unofficial count in Illinois. , .2 to Petes, Jn-j (1la | 27 electoral votes, Missouri with wherC^GOP is still battling to re- ^ Elsenhower ■ 1956 iti3. Hew Mexico, with four and'verse the remit. percentage. «• ( Nevada with three. ^ * * * Th* R*P»*Ucaa study reported. A preliminary study by the ^'1 ,mo^ march dlvtoicn of the GOP. N tional Committee emphasised ^ DRAYTON PLAINS * peremi who' voted, tor Hen. jj™- *ifts away from the Rejgub- brackeu ** '■ immmmmmmmmmmmmJ John F. Kennedy. ,beans in the big cities and Iheir --------_ 'suburbs and Among Catholic vo-!*-» POINTS BEHIND IKE LSfa^hisr^^tk^sssi quarters has pressed for recounts ^ improved Democratic show-population Nixon ran 17 3 °pointi ICuVmi?i2'°nS °f V0Hngiin* in ,he big ci,i“ >nd •uburtmn iN'Zr, lie* X irreguianues. areas was most conspicuous In the eentage of the vote. WOULD’VE WON BY ONE Fast. Nixon won 223 electoral votes In New York, niinoH, Penn jin the Nov. 8 election. If he had; .ytvsnia. Maryland, Missouri. Tried Illinois. Missouri. New Michigan and New Jerwy, the I) Nixon would have carried all |{ foer state. If he had received a I veto In each precinct from Ja.1 A ROSS HUNTER ARWTN MtOOUCTION I Af^ugfdi@e«n 1— / 1 You Must Saa It From Hia Baginning... At 11:12; 1:15, 1:20, 5:20, 7:23, 9:30 STARTS SUNDAY "LEGIONS OF THE NILE" Th» Vtalent A.rcatarts That Brenfht aa layln la It • Knees Alto "DESERT ATTACK" -• Pontiac Cmtral Play Grafters PRESENT: THURSDAY-FRIDAY aid SATURDAY (Docombor 8, 9 and 10) PONTIAC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Curtain Tim* 8 F. M. Admission $1.00 Phone FE 4-3547 , Do Your Christinas Shopping Early and Then Cone Hone to Your Warm Heated Home by Super-Glo Fuel Oil Supnr-Glo* treated furnace oil It and elnaner. b it procnennd and efinefivn fuel oQ additive that mtakta far ced heat. Helps prevent many oQ Plugging. 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Among Negro voters, the GOP found that Nixon’s .hare of support was less than Eisenhower's in 1956 and about the same aa] Eiaenhewer'* in 1952. Army Controls Laos Capital Backs Princo Phouma : . in Procaution Against:; Pro-Communist Attack VIENTIANE, Laos (AP)' — The)’ army garrison took over control!) of this administrative capital at!' dawn today amid a jumble of con-1! Aiding reports. * ■k k k : The takeover—in support of i_ tralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma—followed' eyewitness he*] counts of scattered firing for several minutes st Chinaimo army ! camp on the outskirts in which!] pro-Communist military elements;! were said to have bent subdued.! I Th* army move was described ] as a precaution against a possible < Attack by pro-Communist Psthet;] {Ldo—guerrillas reported—ringing i< 1 At the same time other reports [< said the right-wing rebel general, ] Phoumi Nosavan. had staged ai* {breakthrough 100 mile, e&st of*! ; Vientiane and was /narchinn nnj; Paksanr, only 45 miles east or* ]the capital. “ ~i, 'NOT A COUP* I The army action at first was be-nw«r^ Taw*him "a lijjpiiffig' [coup. But PVemier Souvanna said,! ["This is not a coup.”. Troops wearing white armbands]' ;signltying "strict neutral-! tty" poured out of their positions J; at the palace and other strategic' locations at 5:20 a.m. tanka and armSred cars roiled; up to the palace gates and faced] gathering crowds alarmed by the) spelter of rumors. “We are ready for anything thej Pathet Lao might do/’ a palace aide eaid. "If they try to attack we will beat them back." Souvanna, at a hurriedly called news conference, said, -"The garrison has com. ogt in-support of my policy of strict neutrality between Phoumi and the Pathet Lao. We have sufficient troops to [defend the city against anyone.” | When a minor fire broke out In the heatkig duct at a downtown hotel, firemen said they found a man who doesn't believe in taking chances. Tito unidentified man Wednesday night caught the elevator on the lAith floor, rods down, and scampered through the crowded lobby' 'atthed In only h' He later told firemen he'one* had ‘to jufnp into a life net from the 10th floor of a burning hotel. DETROIT tD—Election officials in Detroit and Wayne County have promised to investigate 11 alleged election irregularities reported by Republican State Chairman Lawrence B. Ltndemer rned the com- Wednesday. They Included the charge one rotor was told to vote Democratic when he naked for inatruc-tfons and that other voters were tiled from nonexistence INaaas. The officials said offenders would be prosecuted If warranted after the investigation. Congo Would Crumble if U.N. left, Says Dag UNITED NATIONS, NT. (AP)East and West resolutions on the Napoleonic Hairdos Were Staggering NEW YORK iUPI)—By the time of Marie Antoinette, males were admired for die length of their curls and women tar the height of their coifs.. One manufacturer of beauty products reporting tola bit of .historical information, also said that If the beehive hairdo seemed outlandish in contemporary times, It's a molehole compared to earlier mountainous hairdos. Coifs rose four feet and hairdressers an ladders to make them. political life within the country," he asserted. * Hammarskjold deplored the arrest and treatment of Lumumba fay -D*g Hammarskjold has warned that "everything would crumble'' In the strife-torn Congo if U.N. Forces are suddenly withdrawn. This U.N. secretary general defended himseif against bitter Communist criticism Wednesday night at a meeting of the Security Council on-the Congo. J Earlier in the toy Yugoslavia announced it Is pulling Its 31 men out of the U.N. Congo force. Ceylon and the United Arab Republic were also reported ready to withdraw their small contingents from the 30,000-man force. A A‘ A Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin, who has been trying here to undercut tiw U.N. Congo operation in every possible way, tried to take tiw floor to reply to Ham-marskjold but the Security • Council voted to adjourn despite his protests. He gets a chance when debate resumes today. Hammankjold spoke council opened debete on the rival arrest of left-leaning Patrice Lumumba, deposed Congo premier. Hammarskjold lashed back at Soviet chargee that he had been a tool of Western interests Congo crisis. Denying he tiw principles of the United Na-‘ political .advantage, Hammarskjold said; "It has not been done and it will not be done my knowledge or acquies-cense. I can only repeat what I said to the General Assembly that 1 would rather like to see the of-, flee of the secretary general break on this principle than drift compromise." The secretary general ^warned that it is dangerous to spread the claim that the U.N. Congo operation has failed or faces failure. ★ Or it 'What is now laid at the doorstep at the United Nations as a failure is the failure of the political leaders of the Congo and of its Beat and Rob Royal Oak Youth on Pontiac Street An 18-yeir-old Royal Oak youth as beaten and robbed of 620 shortly before 11 p.m. last night at the intersection of Saginaw and Huron streets. The robbery victim, Alien L. Eftton, told Pontiac police the three hoodlums, all in their late teens, asked him "for a quarter,", then roughed him up. Ia addition to his wallet, they kook a high school olaao ring, he mid. The strong-arming was witnessed by a taxi cab driver, Wilburn Ta>1or. 318 N. Saginaw St., who radioed to police headquarters, then drove Eaton to the Public Lartie U.S. HilHaiy Cemetery Dedicated MANILA (AP) mi vL largest U.S. military cemetery abroad, stretching out over 152 aerog, was dedicated here today. A total of 17,182 American dead of the Pacific war are buried there, and another 36,379 listed on "The Walls of the Missing." . A A A To the roll of drums and the music of hymns, soldiers laid wreaths at a memorial chapel on a grassy knoll overlooking Manila. Ceremonies were held on tiw 19th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Peart Harbor, celebrated on Dec. 8 here because of the time difference. AAA "They were my comrades," said white-haired Gen. Waltei Krueger, whose 6th Army drove "The many silent, rigid, upturned The many silent, rigid, upturn* faces of the fallen will never be erased from my memory as font as I live. I shall never forget thei courage and devotion unto death.’ people to take advantage of the Safety Building to make a report Americana spent an estimator $1.2 billion last year for cand} and consumed an average of 18.4 xmnds per capita. USE THE CONVENIENT LAY AWAY PLAN AT YOUR CUNNINGHAM'S DRUG STORES ■Pfpp SEVENTY A V * o m • r: l THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER. 6, /&60 Now That Tigers Have/Bruton, 'Paw Paw' Is Expendable Maxwell Sure to Go on Tra DETROIT (It —The departure a Frank Bolling Bruton, geoend baseman Chuck Cottier, catcher Dick Brown and relief pltgier Tatty Fox. In moat quarters, the trade was regarded as a moat acceptable agreement in Detroit despite the tact that BolUng had become a popular athlete here with his steady, if unspectacular play. Tiger manager Bob Scheffing announced that Bruton Will play center field, A1 Kaline will go The Tigers dealt off Bolling back to his old spot in nght field JplB MeHato-to* loas of a "high dass. first division type player, aflat hustler and excellent team Charlie Maxwell. 1961 j^pipeig" begins, becomes a spare part Tbs popular veteran from Paw Paw batted only .237 last season and kit 24 home runs. , J , than the value other dubs pkica was as valuable as Harvey Cottier will fight it out. Cbttier that had) given him trouble for on him.” Kuenn or A1 Kaline. He is. a high is only 34 and had a couple of several ysara, and he batted .386. class, first division type player, good chances to become Mttwau* I *" ' “ kee’s front-line second H—1"»*it has Med to peddle Urn to tee yesterday, and a minor league player to be named later. In return, they got from the Milwau- and Rocky Colavito will switch from right field to left field. Ibis means that Maxwell, who i Braves center fielder Bill 1 will be 34 years old when the ternary caa tract squabble between Maxwell aad the treat office. Just last spring deported Tiger president Bill PeWitf said: “We've tried to make a deal for Maxwell, bat we find that our value on him 'i^much higher again. They may be man.’ tested to deal with now that they don’t have to depend upon him as a regular outfielder. McHale, who quit as general manager of the Tigers to taka the same post with tea Braves, ■aid he had been trying to land Bolling since the 1959 World The Tigers hope that ★ * « battle will develop over the sec- Bruton is an established major ■ with Detroit,** cod base vacancy. Jake Wood, leaguer.' Last season he showed I thought Bolling who batted .307 at^Denver, and no eigne of an old knee Injury Brown, acquired anlyilMt week ■PUPIH_____________ ________ by tee Breves, appeared in U Bruton can hit to all fields, games lor Chicago taet year and He’s fast on the basee—stealing batted JO. , I I 32 last year—and has been re- * /♦••♦•.» UJ garded as one of the game’s Fox has appeared In five major top defensive outfielders. At U, league games, aU aa a relief nd Felix MantiDa. shared th. u ^ older than pitcher with tea Bravta. Ha Balilng. appeared to MO gamre to iuM Thar Tigers have hspee that in the last two seasons to the Brass, n tS-year-dd righthaad- minor leagues, ed batter, wiU blossom late n * * . ^ '! frout-line catcher. But tea Scheffing, more tamDtor with Ctevelaad Indiana aad the Milwaukee personnel,than team because he. wan a Braves’ conch last season, consktore Fo« a “good relief pitcher." and Felix Mantua, shared the i Braves’ second base Job alter tee illhaaa of Red Schoendienst The Bravea Were not happy with any of them. Cmtler batted .327 lam year, appearing in 96 games. Letdown Main Lion Problem Sunday ★ jr * ★ ★★★ Hillsdale May Quit MIAA After Penalty Winless Dallas Has Improved in Late Games Four Former Detroiters Now Cowboys; Wilson Not Talking Standings The Detroit Lions’ coach Is operating under a simple system, aad he has fried to get Me . sage across to Ids players: bote games we hare left, then weH figure out the standings.’' The liana are aot as much hi tee picture as some other chit bat they’re not oat of it either. Wflaam hr trying to guard against a natural letdown against the wtoleas Dallas Cowboys on Stm- rerib** said WUssa. "Aad they ante! have a pretty gaud team to da teat They're barn gras- totes pretty weO Me eatt*t aftord to leak past the Ouwheye to tea Bears.” The Hone finish qp a week from Sunday against tea. also titters. Detroit is Dallas In Sunday’s game that is expected to draw about 47,000 per- The Lions wffl be facing a lot at ax-teammates. Former Detroit ih«w*n playing with the Dallas dttb fere end Jim Doran and linebacker Gene Cronin. Former Detract backs playing with the Cowboys am Don McIlHenny and Watt Kowalcxyk. HILLSDALE CB — Hillsdale College may quit the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association rather than accept an unprecedented two-ytar suspension handed the college for playing in a peat | Hie suspension, to lam until June L 1962, and affecting all sports, stripped Hillsdale of ita MIAA football title won tide year. It likely Will mean that the powerful Dales — the top team in the league for seven seasons — may hare trouble filling its football schedules. dbl,*, * ‘ 'd ' The Associated Press teamed today that Degay Ernst of Grand Rapids will resign as judge1 advocate of Ihe MIAA.' ft is known he does not believe Hillsdale college was treated fairly by the MIAA presidents. Emm has been Judge advocate of the league for 30 yean. Hls Job is similar to that of the com- he had resigned or whether he planned to take sack action. He said he had not been consulted on the penalty. ' . ■ * * * E. C Hayhow, Hillsdale publisher who U the school's spokesman on athletic matters, said really haven't had «"* to think abouf this thing. The college may have a statement of some kind in a week or so.” It was learned, however, that some members of the official family at Hillsdale prefer a clean break with the MIAA and they will recommend to Dr. Phillips that tee school quit tite league. It Is likely that Dr.' Phillips will confer toon with the chairman of the board at trustees, Ralph Rosecrans of Rockford, III. He ateo will huddle with Hay- how and Harold stock, chairman Hillsdale *CoOa0e officials were dieturited about a report that the MIAA presidents — with the reception at Dr. Phillips — met privately to discuss " bowl game matter prior to today's seeston. The vote to pend Hillsdale was 7-1 with Phillips voting “no." 4 A “The presidents made a worth-lew scrap of paper out of the MIAA constitution and bylaws," said one veteran league observer who asked to remain anonymous. “Ths eeneOtetisn and bylaws dearly state that rules aad rege- Peek. IBs resin target was Bill Hose* ton, the former Green Bay and Cleveland end, who snagged six passes for 7S yards and a touch* This to the Dallas dub’s chance tor a victory and since 1944 has a national football league team gone through a sea-sen without a victory. Cage Calendar t&sst*0’* Duby Loads Spencer's to 52-32 Cog# Triumph Jo* Duby soared 26 points to teed Spencer’s to a 52-32 victory over Ton Thumb hi the Waterford Pharmacy got wood scoring toon Dick Rohe with 27 aad Bud Thom-> 36 to boat Johnson aad Ron Guyetto each had II lor the Ml Tonight at Crery Junior HIM. George’* meet* Here’s Marks* at fcJS; Greek Mtotfisnts vs. Mms til • aad Vhtotop wests Ren’s Sunoco at 9:15 p m. violation, are to be haadled only by faculty aad student representatives. “When this rule against postseason play was adopted' by the president* last year,1 that action itself was illegitimate. And make no mistake about it — it designed expressly against Hillsdale. And the suspension nother violation.” AAA The presidents decided that other teams in tee league — Alma, Adrian, Albion, Hope, Kalamazoo, Olivet and Calvin—may elect not to play Hillsdale. Basketball games this year will not count in the league standings. But there are indications that most of the schools plan to go ahead with them. ■ A A A The presidents sajd Hillsdale’s reinstatement will depend on the full acceptance of league policies. Hillsdale, after winning eight at nine gnmen to the regular season, played In the Mineral Water Bowl at Bxealslar Springs, Mo., nttheagh the school knew at the time that aecep- TIGER — Thro year old Feb Bolling and sister Vicki, 6, would no longer hqve their toy Tiger as a mascot since their dad Frank Bolling is now a Brave. Bolling was traded to Milwaukee yesterday. The Boiling* live in Mobile, Alabama. aider the fame a postseason affair since it waa played la November, th* Saturday after Thanksgiving. ■ # ■, tt \ # Hillsdale heat. Iowa State Teach-rs 17-6. ' ■ „ - Hillsdale also compete* In crow country, baseball, tennis and track. None of its ga count in league play during the All-tefCH/GAN HIGH SCHOOL-19601 Mike Brown Named to Class A All-State 11 Femdale QB Leads Voting DETROIT » —Eleven of the finest high school football players in Michigan were selected today the 20th annual Associated Press Class A All-State football team. Led by Bob Qu 1st, the only repeater from the ISM club, the players were selected after careful bafietting by high school More than 700 ballots were sent St Every high school football coach in the state and every AP member newspaper, radio station and television station was asked to take part in the voting. A 1 A'' ♦ The voting was more dear-cut ti>a|i it has been at any time in the last live years. Four of the seven linemen and three of the four backs were overwhelming Choices by the ejectors. Quist is * 190-pounder who •perloed Grand Rapids Catholic Central to another banner season. NHL Standings Wildcats Beat Irish 6th Straight Time The University of Kentucky Wildcats may, orihay not, win their 30th Southeastern Conference basketball title this but coach Adolph Frederick Rupp certainly has had Notre Dame s number for nine yean. Baron Rupp’s Wildcats, prived of their 20th conference crown low for two yean, vived a shaky atari and beat Notes Dome Wednesday night 6M2. It was the first defeat in three games for the Irish, and the sixth straight low to Kentucky since Johnny Jordan became, -Note* Dame coach in 1951. Down in the Bin* Grow country. they know Kentucky will have Us bands full whefi the conference __________ tiring begin* hi January. Auburn te^TaS^SSeTkelandi^ defending, champion, but Kentucky began to move* and trailed only 34-32 at halftime, i ...... - A\/--A— A--------- Billy Uckert, who led the Wildcat soaring with 21 points, sent Ms team ahead in the aecond half but after Notes Dam* tied the score the Irish lost one of their stars-John Dearie—with 14:42 to go. Two other Irish also fouled out John Tully scored H points tor Notre Dune, Carl Roesler, 17. Undefeated Oklahoma City edged Texas 5349 at Austin, giving the Chiefs their third straight victory over * Southwest Conference team. Southern Methodist and Texas Christian were devi-victims. Texas had won two Georgia Tech, raanerrip in tee SEC last season, twice in January. Kentucky was third in the 195368 conference race, and has beaten VMI and lost to Florida late so far this season. Notre Dam*, run up » 16-7 lead if the mat half Wednesday right in the game at LouMyiBs. Tien The Chlefa went ahead to Nay 90 seconds before the first half ended on a long shot by sopho- - ---- ---------- -------more Gary .MB. Larry Jonw got February. The Wildcats play 16 points and HIB15 for the Chiefs. Barnstorming Utah State was wrecked by Nebraska’s Tommy Russell in the last 11 seconds, after leading S5-3T at the hall ■cor* tied, Russell got two field goals and a free throw to beat tha Aggies 6540. AAA Utah, defending Skyline Conference champions, harpooned Evansville (ted.) 133-77, with a record scoring assault. Five ysars ago the Ules ran up 119 against Arizona. Billy McGill scored 33 points for Utah. Yale, winner oi two games, met Its lint defeat as Fbrdbam opened, its season with a 71-61 victory. Dayton won its third straight, easily defeating Kent State 7W4, while unbeaten Niagara made it two in a row by thumping Villa Madonna of Kentucky, 99-71. Virginia Tech, a top contender tor the Southern Conference tide, bpened its season with an easy 7£$4 victory over Richmond. Tech rekTOp a 40-20 halftime lead, and it’‘waa he contest. Chris Smith scored 25 points, Bucky Keller 31 tor the winners. Demy Higgins got 13 for Richmond. ' ' Cranbrook Skaters Win First-period goals by Deke Ball-man and Dave Schultz propelled CTOnbrook’s hockey team to its tint victory of tha reason yesterday, a 2-1 decision ovsr Lakeview of St. Clair. Mm Ball scored tte loeer’s lane goal in tha M parted. Cranbrook's record now stands at one win and cm tie. lixS 3SS3 10 S T W 74 70 New*^?orl „ ~ , NATIONAL LEAGCK £s5V*.2r&i i , moifA Tha top vote-getter, in all desses in the AP selections, was a Femdale quarterback who already baa decided to play Ms college football at the University of Michi- i Brew a rangy a Brown was widely acclaimed by reryone who saw him perform. Chrl Lemle, ths coach at Binning* ham Seaholm, said. "Brawn is one of the beat high school paaaers I into Charles of Southfield called Mm "a most complete, all-around player who runs, passes and Ucki — a real, hone goodnaaa triple threat guy." Pin Ryan of Royal Oak Kimball openly predicts that Brown “wjll ha an All-America quarter-back In collqgs." For tha record, Drown had 74 completion* hi 153 trie* tor 1,054 yards. to the Class A baekfleld may pass'np football for haefoy. He is Dong Roberts sf Dr Cooley.- Ed- Rutherford, a.____ of the elty champioo tfeaby team, said Roberts la “tire beat back In our Isnaa hi asi lease.* Flint Northern’s Vikings won the state championship with a perfect 30 season, and the man -AWAY XT GOES <— N#w York Ranger goalie Lana Worsley drives tee puck away from Ms net to foil attempt by Red Wing Gordie Howe 6-1 190 BTC B—Doug Roberta Detroit Cooley tel Ml Sr. B—Craig Noufee Flint Northern 6-9 170 sr. B—Bob Qulat Or*hd Rap. Catholic 8-10 110 tee SECOND TEAM ENDS—Barry Brown, Ann Arbor; Bill Dardals, Itrndal*. TACKLES — George Halalip, Detroit Dtaby; John Uhnaakb Midland. GUARDS—Jim Mason, Muskegon Catholic; Gary Lawrencs, Saginaw Arthur Hfll. CENTER—Mike Nuttall, Bay City Central. QUARTERBACK—Jett Hartman, Midland. BACKS—Was Williams, Kalamaaoo Central; Bob Green, Ifuake^ gon; Dick Flynn, Mount Pleasant. HONORABLE MENTION ........ D«trait Dtaby; 0m4se*L npl gWtttto; DtSpala, Adrian; Dtnt, Mat- htm; PtrtbM, HoUaad: Pooroitr. SouthlUid; Lotrtccbls, i Bar Citr Ctntoml;. aaWrtt, ISatktfta: reoattltor. Ur Vmihi; areuimw Owotao; Babaentta, Dttralt Thsiaton; Wbjrtt, Detroit Aaitln: Walnaa. Laatial ■attarn; WhMtor, Onad lUraa: Y.»rty. Mnlt biwn; Zupanle, Kalarauai Loj Norrl*: McArthur. W»ter(ord: Kirby, Royal Oak XRalina. TACKLES—Addlnrton, Warren Vlts(*nld; Balar, Royal Oak Da BrtaSK Adrian; Butler, Datrolt Ibrd; Barafar, Grand Raptda Catholle; Dr Lanana Rraratt; Doha, Port Baron; Fraoaaa, Cantar Lina; Fronteiak. t DaXASam; LaXochaUe. OulraraUy of Datrait: MaadawaTtinBoln Parti r aJaaabont Pordaeo; Prltebatt. Pontiac Oaatral; Phllllpa. Muikraoa Halahta’ jgjw^tegaaw: fre etcklaa. wallas Lake, Xlla,, Jllnala«b» aalsSX __ OCABDO—Alleman, Royal Oak KtaakaU; Al.bro, Plymouth; Blaao. DatraM Qaalar;, thrtat, _Datralt aouthvatUrn: Radar, Lincoln Park; OalU, Southflcia! OooTcrt, Haral Park; Rapcn, Datrolt Cattiollo Caatrol; hui--- r^-“ . Hltohooak, tapaor; Klarar, Holland, Lane. Lsarttf Baa Nortbarn; KaPaddcn, punt Northern; Nleholaa, Battle C Bay City Central; PetreMlta. Warran FltumUl Roaa. Tonkar, miaa; Andrave, WaUad Lake; Bmotbarman, Baaal CENTBRS—Berneteln, Berkley; Dlkltroff, LlTonla Bentley; pmrrm js. is^^ssid^rsiwis SI Baaratt; Jacobean. fwlthjDriratt Aa^klJrytyj^Ora^ Jtagtde CathoUe; Wi S£rt2re3st,‘ CHICAGO (AP)—Big Ten atb- SWEATERS of luxury soft, toaxt-wonn wool* and fabric bltnda. Handsome crow or V-neck stylM in subtle deeptone solids and stripes. Choose from our great gift selections. INSTALLED FREF in 15 Mil \£y'dt1 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1960 /SEVENTY* ONE Chiefs Begin Valley Defense at Arthur Hill sEoeussP v U__m n. Till « Hum W. V1U. Miliwi T1 MmSiMm n. VUHM«h Dtekto Buar.Wfi-r*4 y0^*, ."urrsa.^ % HU OOKNimx FMttee Cantral, proud ruler ot the Saginaw Valley's buhetball domain, opens defense of Its conference fkanQlnMlilp Friday night against dangerous Arthur Hill High School on m mute oourt Chuck Fowler’s Lumberjacks, always troublesome for the PCH •bowed them that Day can't do that," Van Ryzin said. ‘'Every season is a naw and different one and thsas boys wOl have to play their dim can handle at ttls sariy data in view of Oantnd's s.m lng a«ainst Groaae PoInU last Saturday. • ■ '• Veteran PCH conch Art Van Ry-sin also bopea that tha loss hurt tbehr pride aevetely enough ts make than a much batter outfit to- opens defense of Ha Saginaw Valley Conference basketball - tide. Douglas baa scored 31 patois In two teat kids aaa aUU trying tol a their reputation of ns past Hum aa wo did agafaiat Groose D over sad play dead." Vaa Ryzin, who aooutad the Killies both times, has this to say _____ and quick to oapHalha os the other team's wtatakva. Wall cat licked for sure What's the status of Goorgt Pad! Van Ryzin aim dopant actly,. bat ha hopes that the Fed has been takliw light workouts with tha Chiefs this week, but Ms right thumb, broken far the Flint Central football game, is atfB In a protective cast and when ’ll officially cornea off remains in be able to aaa same t IVd m secret (hot the (Mete are badly la need of red's maay talents. They got hy wMbiat him Hike Price of Grid Ducate Big Ten Has Solution to Ever-Rising Costs ot ofScUls' procedures. Thre three concheo. yet to g dob. hot agstaot a highly »tof atroak ante the Arthur D fleer and walked off m the si on< of a 4Ml oease as «my made was at ghiWlsg ot too Arthur Hill has good height and operate! In a rough-and-todgh man- 'George may see limited action tomorrow," Van Ryzin ssM, "hot It’s extremely doubtful that he'll be able to CP the (Ml 32 minutes. His thumb Is atm fragile from the injury and It obviously handicap! Mm In the beat of battle.” Assuming that Fad spends most of the evening on the bench. Central’s hopes tor turning beck the Jacks will ride largely with six players — big Bradell Pritchett, Clarence Douglas, Andy Roach, Bob Smith, Dick McCraley and headed by 6-4 forward Kurt Schultz. 6-4 center Ladd Bauman andtfcalg DIB, a lyngy M Jumper. Jerry ChlMna, who stands 1-2. la tha team's leading scorer. The Chiefs aie gunning for their 3rd straight VaUay crown and 4th list the last five years, a truly brilliant record. They’ll have to show more class than thay did againat the Pointers or the goal will n be reached. Two other Valley gaums art Santa Says .. the Gifted BOWLER Roach and Dtehm wen brighteat spots hi Omtml's loea to the Pointers. 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Via., two week* 0(0 when he won {2,000 first money in the Mobile, Ala Open. | ♦ ♦ w Last Sunday at West Palm Beach he faded to a 74 tor hla final! round, winding up in a tie for fifth place and collecting $080.08 for "hi* j effort ' The current tournament i* .theI flinal 73-hole event on the year’s goIf calendar. Avondale Opens Friday; Hblly at Bloomfield Hills By DON VOGEL Avondale can expect to have low plenty of trouble when the Yellow Jackets open the basketball it home Friday night against Troy. * * * 1 Troy is the favored team in the Oakland B League. A dose victory over Madison Igst week raised some eye brows around the league because Madison was not expected to be very strong this season. The fact the visitors have played one game will give them the edge over Avondale. Bat the Yellow Jackets are also highly rated hi the league. Coach Dick l U/ERE LONG ON CHRISTMAS Bya baa a good auetens in Las Friday night's action is not aa heavy aa usual because several suns will be idle. Lake Orion hopes to find the winning combination against Madison at home. The Dragons were rudely defeated by upstart Oak Park in their Spener. _ A * W Fitzgerald travels to Clawson in in the other Oakland B game. Oak Park ia idle." WayneOakland, hopes to make Bloomfield Hills Its third straight victim on the Barons' court. Tha ease with which I downed West Bloomfield Fenton Indicate# they Clarkston, tha team expected to challenge Holly, should have little trouble posting Its second league win at GarenceviOe. West Bloom- ____ hopes In get untracked at Milford, but this could prove difficult. Northville ia at Brighton in the other W-0 contest. Three Inter-Lakes teams—Waterford, Berkley and Pontiac Northern idle Friday night Nonleague contests will have CTan-brook looking for its initial victory Walled Lake, Southfield at Femdale and Farmington traveling to Birmingham Groves. * ★ * PNH makes Its cage .debut Saturday night at home against Rochester. The huskies, defending champions, are favored to capture the t-L crown. Rochester muek get past Romeo ED WILLIAMS SAYS: 1960 KELLY WINTER TIRE PRICES SLASHED-CHOOSE FROM 3 TRACTION TREAD DESIGNS! Cold weather protectee tion $^98 for tha outdoor man. Washable, 5-o*. weight. Men's 2-Pc. SoIt Genuine Gov't New KOREAN BOOTS THE WARMEST GIFT FOR THE WARMEST FEET for ice fishing and all outdoor, work, ik. $095 5 to 14 ICE* SKATES Proved 51% more “go" in snow than regular tiresl WHITEWALL AND BIACKWALL... 14" TUBELESS OR 15" TUBE-TYPE ... 13" TUBELESS FOR COMPACTS I MOW AS 10W AS PUT TENTS WAIL TINTS PUP TENT nr ... *10*5 Wry— nr ...*l3*o $488 DELUXE PUP TENT k Heavy Teat MR Sewed hi Fleer $098 * --B mm- m#- ' ■ ■ * »-»■»- . « . . _ JOE'S ^ PIUS TAX AND tCTREADAMI IME BE SAFE! BUY NOW-PAY LATER! Will mount thosu llrtf on two NEW WHEELS at a full IMPORTANT—MAO OPF Leave the tubeless mew fine mounted! Play ft safe. Keep your mow three mounted. Danl risk injury to the tubalssa bead saaL fiyu WbytAj^jfWE i i im m m m w mutt u Tom Urn BStSSai, ED WILLIAMS 451 S. Saginaw at Raaburn PNH- This Tri County contest oamtt be rated a toes op. Rochester lost Its opeoer te Waited Lake by am point. Borne* la 1-1, The fame Is at Bocheator. The Other THCbufity contest Is L’Anae Creuse at Lapeer. League power Roseville steps outside the loop to play at East Detroit. 0 last week’s opening'night action in the Suburban Cothrffo League is any Indication, this aea-■on’* race should be a close one. Although St. Frederick and Orchard Lake St. Mary were upset last week, these teams are expected to win Friday. St. Benedict plays at St. Frederick and the Eaglets are at St. Clement. St. Michael travels to St. Rita. RO St. Maty plays on the St. James floor. The South Central Conference opens play with Oxford at tav-°rod Unlay aty and Ortonvtlle at North Breach. The Spartans a*» net expected to have much But Ortonvtlle, hampered by Injuries, could run into serious trouble at North Branch. Tha Black Hawks are slight favorites. _T**a Mg clash In the Southern Thumb takes place at Brown aty. Visiting Capac is rated tha league power. But Brown City ia given a good chance of taking it all. Almont is at Armada, Drydsnat Memphis and New Haven at Anchor Bay in other contests. iBoyal Oak Danders might have froahte gaining Its third wta. Dearhwa Feeds sn. a power to toe Border CM«e League, Invade* Royal Oak Kimball plays an Eastern Michigan League game at Mt. Clemens. Waterford Our Lady, scheduled ' open its season Friday at Pontiac Emmanuel, must now Wait until a later date, The game was postponed until Jan. 6 tha Emmanuel gym ia still h-ing worked on. THUMB BALL - The ball bounces off the thumb of Gene Shue (A) of the Detroit Pistons as players appear Jo be gazing into space to the first period of the Detroit-St. Louis pro basket- ar Wbsahetes ball game last night at the Olympia. Detroit players are Jackie Moreland (boMnd Hawk Jack McCarthy. IS) and Chuck NtoMo (14). Detroit won, 11343. Georgian Takes Lead BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) - Al-1 Donald red Sams, a 39-year-old tobacco jobber from Macon, Ga., took the lead Wednesday in the $10,000 first annual Left-handed Open Golf tournament. Pistons Bomb Hawks, Set Rebound Record By The Aseeefatod Prose In these days of astronomical guraa. tha news that a National Basketball Aaaoctotion scored only ana field goal to a lock through tha first f Hawks’ attack cama to a virtual dividual performances aa 40 points by Dolph Schayes and 31 by Oacar Robertson. It happened Wednesday when tha St. Louis Hawks, aattar In tha Wastsm Di virion, tallied only one goal and a total at sight potato in tha sscond qui as they bowed to tha Detroit tone 11943. vantage to 34-34 baton CUff Hagan connected with St. Louie’ tone goal of the period. The single basketball and tha total score tor the period established dubious i adonis for the Hawko. The Platons atoo hung up an NBA mark lor rebounds in ana period by grabbing It to the second quarter. The old standard wan SI. * * * Howell ended up an Da- Pettit was tops lor the Hawlm a mere ll Ox straight points hi the ftoahtg Idnutee by Robertson carried Cto- PNH Yankers Win, 65-40; Ferndale Trims Bluejays Pontiac Northern won its second | swimming meet of the season by . w> £_•«-. sinking University High of Ann tSm?j!m Arbor to the Huslde pot day aftemodn, 65-40. another meet between two Oakland County swim powers this season, Femdale nipped SouthfiekL1 3549 to the Bluejay pool. ^ » holds moot of th#!W league’s career records, dune u with 40 in leading the gyrnem Nationals to a 143-134 triumph arorietnni season opener Friday night at -j the Boston Celtics. And Robortarojsn i_ _______ home against Troy, Oakland B came up with 31 in Chwhmnll’l gwrwt 7 f 3 o— f M cochampion last year. He aver- 114-113 decision over the Loa An- g** I I J SB* 9 aged 9.5 points per game to gelee Lakers. '£*£ ! !w £usn 1 (fl 195900. I After playing to a 23-23 dted-jfcSk, * J i ---------------------------------------------- - . - imcnhr t « « u* Mb | ___ list auwsrt irttw). ). oar* barns iKi. firs TYrStarM?’ , buck L*mb*rt . P*t* K«*nli JHi. Tim* 1:11.1 (TsroItT reoord) ISO bt«Mt*trpk«: ;john Smith Ifni, Tom gsuho (MOD. Dovt Bolter (VM) Tim* 1:11.1 U* fnMtrlo: Du Sifter iuhi. Fr*4 oirvnu,vssL,''s«.,Ta **1 lad Modtor: Chuck arm (THU}. mm fink), mi w*iu inmi. Lounge Upsets Royals, 60-54 test ■ Tteal* ltd :'£ii ngQ32EBniEDEDEE ■ Uimteun ■ „ IN brcoitotroK*: . Joidoo "■ * __ MS tmlL. Smith 1 needay night and moved inu and place Ahead , et ths Toronto Maple Lea*, whs teem handed a a 2 eethadr by the National Hock- ry uape'a tending Montreal Ch-i* mbeoamMM . RwwL rad mna. ^riergent tor an alleged tm- tew nonore wnen ne played. mu. —.h he announced with Vancouver, in the Wooten 9mcuK3a m Hockey Lsague Mat ameon Detroit dmted hhn for MAMi la June, figuring that he'd he tele to give tewchte Both he and Wellman said Norris and Csrbo had sortallsed and tglked htehtea In their homes. Kaarns said he heard after It was over that Norris and Carho had pkM Teddy Brenner w matchmaker tor flt Nick's Arena In New York while chatting on the patio of Ms plafe tai Florida. Wallman called Norris and Carho old friends. * * * Wallman, In Grand Jury testi-many released by the subcommittee, labeled Cute the real maa in charge of a number of fighters banted on the surface by other eng them was light- rrrj Florida AAM (’University, 1991 undefeated In IS game* and with an average od MS points per the NAU scoring record thla sen-----lr tem son with 419 points in nine games for a 52.7-polnt avenge, and the Rattlers had1 a 9-1 record. Thetr opponents will be Langston University from Oklahoma, seventy-three ante ____tuir. Witmirtid Ufhiwttfht Cham- goo Broeja.^ UK,- flla ■----------- rSSr Sm Up te 1900 Wilson. late Sites, lac. The fighter testified he knows Carho and fallow racket figures k (Blinky) Palermo end Gabs Genevese. Beeflio's former managers, Johnny DaJohn and Joe Netra, been barred .tern flat ring tor nuddng payments to Genovese, a Mfomi Beach barter and buddy of Caite’e. Genovese has beea convicted of undercover . He has been net-minder . # k manager JSte Keane and New Yack mam«er Hanna (Hy-mle te Mink) Wallman, the in- o still h whte be waa stating Ma tanas te-a paorifala rematch with Sugar Ray RoMaaon at Norrie’ home In Cbral Gabies. Fla. BRAKES REUNED £ OHmIt WifMf Brakw InM m Bt*«M nr Cm Am Mr Sdrvks ISP North case Asa. ria and CSite In diecumtone of i Chicago Sta- Alex Delvecchio made two De» trott goals, tee lam 25 aaconds Boxtog Qubs until the* were die-fram tee end when New York solved by the flupeeme Chart in yanked Goalie Gump Worriey ta n* te menofnS^chuipioo-an attempt to grin a tie. Dehec- flgtm He Itea headed the chio tehad tee puck Into the open chibs' net. _ ■ Bends (Boom. Boom) Geoffriaa of Montreal waa tha star for te Canateue as ho trilled twe goals and became the fifth Mgheet er In NHL Matey. _ ^oMreal scored four goals toj Kofauver'e subcommittee heard the first period. tw*»by GeofMea. | Keartw. the egrieae holdover Bern ramdag Mi career total to JIL la the heyday of Dempsey and TSn-movtng hte te fifth spot, he aa te anderworld's llr. Big of tog. He le now .erring a two year sentence tor andercev- passed Me late father-to-lew, How-H .and Aural Joliet. * tea ate were Bad four highest all-time NHL scorers ahead of Geoffriaa as* Maries Richard, Gordie Howe. Ibd Ltod- wtth te ttemeton Union as well as tee AF1#CK> on a prelect to Keame want as tor aa-to rec-■amead hie chief tatanagator. special mbcommtoee counsel John G. Bonond. as commissioner of boating If Chngram should place cSvtoar VODKA FINESTxanv way you look at it Subtle, smooth, light Arrow Vodka b a well-mannered mixer you and 100 PROOF *43? 4/5 QUART Coda No. 9079 aaa too moor, wsmite n straight since goalie Chaitte Hodge relieved the tofarad Jan-dues Plante. The Oenaiem five points ahead of Detroit. NBA Standings ssu. rrst .i- _rr*y LOW PROFILE SNOW TIRES keeps ease. Pest 901 awakened te wkeor. Oel e pek «uy that 1 R at that very moment falling ^ ^ from the Ay. . , ^,1 plained Santa. “Come la He saw, snuggled In the blanket heBw) * „ to ,|owly at white, a little red bouse. Be-1 ?[. the house seas a long low| He led the way Into the little MMinz and behind this was a house and there before the fire "wb ^ [blazing on the hearth Mrs. Santa — .mm, nr a la the |dropp*d tato * chair “d bttnt ntwlccr a r a m we toto tears. tors” aaM " Now Santa was upset. “I will elvee are In their mens w you some hot chocolate and May Sever atop wwwag m» ^ fM, better,” he said and £» at year. We wfll tee them J t-t— |u flnt we m«W let Mrs. Bento toner I am hnek.” t When they reached the little red h house Santa said, “Better knock ^ the Blow off our feet — Mrs. Santa Is very particular about her rugs. As they stood there stamping » their Isrt on the porch the door “ frmg open and Mrs. Sente buret * Dixie Papers Play Up Hassle ! New Orleans Story bn [ Most Front Pages but® Skirted Editorially t ATLANTA ’ (UK) - Southern htnmmure have devoted a major hart of their front pages to school j, integration troubles in {few <* leans for, the past week, but edl- r hriel comment has been epor* ; * * * ; AcMena of the Louisiana Legfe- ( la tore in attempting to circumvent j iiiihtnr"~ Of two New Orleans i elementary schools has been the ii P>.in story In most Southern papers. I Many have given 1* a mem pNtofesnt display thaa actlona . of rrneManfElect Joha V. Ken !«•*• ' *:■-" Some, such aa the Miami Newi, have aaed reports of special cor- By Lor FIpb prepares nw | Television station WSB In At* ■ d by the Atlanta New*- nent spam to separate features an Ms aMnattoa la addition to Mo mala story ef reaMaam to Me federal eoart-erdared I 'Mention ef the eltnetion fat editorial columns has been spotty. + * * Last Sunday, the Macon Tale-graph and News oped the main Story on pace 34 hut said hi a five-paragraph editorial that “the kicking, Jaartot cursing and scream-tng” by white New Orient* housewives ftghHwg the desegregation ; Edticr William C. Baggs of the glUuni News called It “an ugly Roene” that could occur else-where *Tf our politicians In office jdqr from duty and mumble de-ttancC and. by Implication, en-jeourage the mood of revolt and ^violence by a mob standing in Moot ef a schoolhouse.” JJP Woods Yield Bipe Blueberries, pussywillows • NATHAN • — Winter ueuallyj comes abend of time to Upper jillcMtan. But this year the cold Sparta are arriving late. ~ ~ dr * * | Mrs. Miriam Bierstaker, pehooi teacher, wasn't sure whether it wan a prewinter or early spring wtien she went Into the woods over jhe wiikstid to gather evergreens ■ decorate her I JfeUdaya. came back with ripe blue-aad fresh pussywillows found In a‘ swampy area. *. Nathan to • village 40 miles ” worth of Menominee in Western[, ilpper Michigan. Ft jMark Your X Here * LEOROLDVILLE, the Congo . MMft n»-a *7^ ■») MMn Mm It M-W M. BM price jrwd end choir* ta*<2* iMri DM I variant roman dH£2 m^^mm^im&m-.’V ' U.M-S1.M. mm MMMI ftatmtog their reputation* ware daiMgai by remark* made to p State Highway Department office Oct 13 an J. Donald McKay, S300 Wtodtogwood Drive., and Ms bi . Joseph A. McKay, a Wayne County resident. llw McKays own a large ranch near Clare la Clare County. ctoatad about Mo anttomog davtcejiy^ for autos. New York Stocks M«*n mw. mm ■ m h*tf*n U.M-MIo, MaUM h*lf*r* H M-UM: atunr Mim us-s r Uiuit, cow* «pM»* St WMt IIM-Ifl emiMUa tose-tue: Man* totoMfoM**** t g^u:P«E_____ Pi ** Keren a* . JfS*.# al. Enr-.-.fl mim e aj. . si | Ommm ■*.. p. pAm ■ m-msp, _____I _J*0 )M Mabx M M- MMuf N.MMN; M~ They charged mat Donald V. wstop ik ------------- Lodge Calendar fltoedti Oommunlestton. Pontiac LotowKo- St IhAli Friday. Doe. • Lode* opens 7:U pro. Installation or of fleer* • pro W. W. Van* Ike McKays contended Wblpp's tatement* charged they "Wl operating the ranch at a km They arid WMpp stated the ranch “to operated a* a hobby1 "the place would be word Stabbed Secretary Tells About Killer Before Dying The dying words of an attractive 23-year-old Royal S o Oak secretary guided police 81 ::ft«E5fcr s J%.. I : §DM*i faff ' gife I'-fl S— ■" mj eteefuak Til 1 u m ou .... MI in • .. • h. iwnaeMr.. « * ^ today In the search for her ”3’ knife-wielding killer. M m Hjj Stabbed tow times to the cheat Jo, and twice to % left arm, Marilyn S|| Donahue, SOT N. Wilson St, died Jf jlohortly before noon yeoterdoy to j|,[Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital, ni Detroit. j{{ She had rogahwd r—cImm long enough to toll p«Ufe her awellent was a ahahhlly dnwed Negro, about to. who s4 e._ :::|S «t4lES^ .8: SS S. . «•! un On Cp . JI T K: " Miss Donohue was a secretary the office of Robert C Engle, manufacturer's agent at ltTH Jamee Oouaens Highway, Detroit ^ found unconsdouo, nr'slumped ewer a reception desk, at Iff 8:30 a m. yesterday by S tellow-«• worker. Mrs. Dorothy Bargagna, Vi STABBED AT S A.M. - ■ g j Apparently the stabbing bad UiLll 3s|taken place after the victim had i ui rm"Opened the office as usual id «m ^ «:!} «e dyh« g« wd pMioe h* li 8-”" “» —had he*, la the o«ro Wbhud said It to not uncommon for unemployed laborers “to hang out" along James Oouaens to the vicinity of the knlftog during the early mornings to hopes that they wffl jit u day's wurfc. “Mfs wifi** * co . Sr¥u..|i ETs^i ansa ‘ * “ ““ BoMwl OWM Mtehil Detroit homicide detectives said they picked up six suspects lor queettontog during the first “ hours after the knifing. Lt. Joseph VMrirad of the Homicide Bureau said today that two *}, already had been released. _waw V-'ioiwpU** M TM ; ... Nmb tSSj ... ilM 1M.J IMS W.*1 Men e*» .....Jiss ms.j im.s lie mtk mt, XJwj if*-* jjj.e its.; Moalh *0* ^ J }»» »to.« W « Si ® 1 it* ,.!!!mi ms si «u baton to ask tor odd fobs and Most go home by I a m. if they haven't been picked up, but 1 remain to the neighborhood to took for odd Jobs, he explained. Police said siwrri persons to the vicinity of James Coosens and Seven Mile Hoed reported seeing man fitting the running down the street sbout the time of the attack. A traB of Meed Isd toons Mas Deaslaa's Bask to s rear eOtoo. 1 stabbed to the rear Is ths treat desk to ap effort It gat help. The telephone ou’ ta The victim’s empty puree ley atar the desk, as did bar waOst. also empty except tor $30 in a MABILVN DONOHIE ptek ep ths men if they need Wsirnd aeid police are working on the theory that the killer one of the totter verioty^ He said the case ed by the fact that ths unemployed laborers on James Oouaens some "from all over town—they could live miles sway from thero." ployed in the office two ntonths. A 1955 graduate of 31. Mary's High School in Roys! Grit, oho bed attended University of Detroit for one year studying business. The victim is survived by bar _ contractor; a sister, Mbs. Mary Elizabeth Carroll; and throe brothers, Janos, Richard and Michael Michael to her twin. 12:2 MILES OF MTERS1ATE 75 FREEWAY TO BE LET DEC. 7 - Protestants Eye New Unity Idea FHEEWnrTO K LET FUME FREEWAY existing trunkline OTHER ROADS ENTRANCE R EXIT BRIDGE ran section way Department Waller P. Chrysler (] northeast sf Pontiac. IN OAKLAND COUNTY - The State opened bkb tor 901 million wo MkMpg Mehtog fids 113 wta of tb : relocation of U. A 10) from Waltoe ~ Alin Rood nbrthweot of Ckikrtoa. section of Interstate 75 to the first phase to construction of the freeway outside the Detroit metropolitan arse. Low bidder an the *7.5 mlllioa Oakland project wet 8. D. Solomon A Sons, formerly of Waterford Township and now of Lansing. Business Notes May Begin Freeway Here in Six Weeks 8 k at t • a proof Gian Corp. of Dotroto. Andor-■00. of 34M Ptoo Lake Road, to • of It l years In the traffic field and was ANDEMKW Corp. Grodtog and clearing could begin In about six'wools lor the first section of tho lutorotote 75 freeway hi Oakland County. This word copses from a former local con. tnettog Ann that was tow bidder 0 the 113 mile* of rood work. Tho firm of 8. D. Solomon A Sons, located at 37GO Elizabeth Lake Read, Waterford Township, before it moved to Lansing In Sep- News in Brief to tala Kea’e Goto Sarrioa Station, 3911 Crooks Rd.. to tosldwta Bead. Ths bids were among tl received la laming yesterday by the State Highway Department The total letting, which took four home, reached 142.142.686 tor 715 of freeway building to 10 day’s Oakland's County Sheriff's Deportment reports. Nothing * * A company spokesman said work could begin wtthiq a month six weeks to Oakland Cbunty. ■tamed S. Iilimia, gprtaor Oartaton Cool and OB Os.. «00 White Lake Rd., Independ Township, it was reported to AerlfTi deputies yeotorday. Ave , reported to Pontiac police yesterday that burglars took SIM from her apartment Independent of Waterford Board? The tarit *f a oamero n at 9130 from the Avenro Bar. 1ST Oakland Aee., was reported to Pontiac police yeotorday by Charieo Griffin, 31 ADtoon St. TcTMeet About Chorus mm. Valeri* Lytor of m Lake Drive, Waterford Tbwnehlp. day that a pistinum diamond valued at *1.000 was stolen from ford Township police that hie gasoline station of ISO Crescent Lake Road was broken into last night it about M.QOO was taken, bo sail Idea In Christmas Troo Ugbttag. Mtohtoan Fiaormoopt, M» Oreharo Lake Ava - * el Tabernacle. fudge Scolds fury tor Veidict Freeing Father A Circuit Court Jury yesterday by the dr, ♦ “I don't usually make comment vetdtoto,” sold Judge H. Russel Holland. "But it to vary difficult for me toundsntafid how you or-rived at your verdict’' "thto was awe of the strongest heard la my SS pasta eu the Ha said he must attribute the acquittal of Georgs Board of WOT Hull fit. Farmington, to ths comb room efforts of hto attorney. ♦ ♦ # Betid, father of nine and ou probation far grand tareany, was Arlan's Drysrimsat Store, 34005, W. Eight Mils Road, on Oet Ml Detroit Group Votes to Raze City Hall The State Administrative Board is expected to meet Dae. 30 to ■ award contracts for the Oakland Cbunty projects and others which |Mdi wn made yesterday. The /tonfficiri tabulation of the bids was $2,857,000 ieao than original engineering estimates of tea m- g tho stx bidders on the two-n project to be bulk to Poo- Baldwin lead to ABaa Bond. , The rest at toe DETROIT (AF) — The Detroit Cky Flan Cnmmhsion voted 1 Imousty Wednesday to recommend that (Hd Cky Han bo torn’ down. The commission voted without allowing opponents of the proposal to bo beanL The commission then of the 89-year-oid building be used far an underground parking gunge. 1 million, a highway depart- productog oil wells. MWe/ now are tractors figures tor accuracy," n sold. “And when we r tabulation, it will be the official tow bidder and go to the board as anch, and the Job Is Tho highway department set Mnpietion date of Oct ,31, 1963, on the 7.4-miie section and Sept 30. 1962, on the 4.8-mile segment. It to port of the freeway which eventually will link Detroit with Sank Ste. Marie. 1 said crews first will clear end grade the area. He said the colder it becomes the better it will be since this provides a firm ground for tho big earth-movtng machines. 17.000 xoncs or xtauujKj ow oructAL nuti* To th* sribed P thro M Indian'.* la~Coi*(UaJ UUt«t CouDtT, JOchic**. ----IM tak* notle* 0*1 th* TV* Ml* Board of th* IMnnhlp af also —f- ha* latUUnh d*rl*r«d It* l Council Studies Plan of 'Responsibilit/ for Area Me|nberi SAN FRANCISCO (APT—A different approach to church unity than actual merger—with any now church responsible over, a mile radius for all Protestants no mafo * ter what their church — was ft* jected today before the Nations^ Council of Churches. The Rev. Lemuel Petersen, in speech prepared for delivery to panel of the 40-million-member council’s general assembly, **kf that such an experiment to bslnfi proposed for the greater Seattle, Wash., Council of Churches, of which he is executive secretory. Denominational competition ess-Her was labeled "silly” by tiro other church leaders, California's Episcopal Bishop James Pike, and Dr. Theodore A. Gill president of San Francisco Theological Seminary (United Presbyterian). Sharing interest with tbe unity discussions were two important items of council business-adoption of a policy message to be sera to the council's 141000 churches and choice of a new president It was expected that J, Irwin Miller, a multi-millionaire Oolum-bus, Ind., industrialist, will be elected president of the councfl today. He would be tbe first tiyt head the tatentonomln* BUSINESSMEN • We Specialise In OFFICE AND STORE ! REMODELING • ‘ThePrk» b SINCE 1945 !/ l**r*i*m«BU: CmMtoMM* *f US Ub**1 8«««r, ^JtncladUM^ I cDm nfltld Town*hip, Imi unuuraiy BPOdtai MBMUMBt dfot— torn oort of mM tmm ____ ^ _____ MTaf tL* Ml e*r*M* of l**d *M forth *b**i_ ruuu ud «MI*M** b*«* km *M-^nd **d or* oo fll* VUh th* Town-thlp Ckerk f*r QahSa «MM*Wa Dm BUILDING CO. i 919 Joslyn Av«. I FE 3-7908 : tpaaaa—aeaoeeaaaaaaasa •r IS ISM, M T:M o dock p m • BloomfltM Tovnahlp H*ll, 1* Um I....—“““T V*dkl dMMimmt M«trtM th*r*for. BOBSBT H. DUDLKT. Dm. u a ism The Waterford township reero-tfan Board lari night decided rill either spoaaor a civic chorus group or that the chorus must ha- School Hecklers Give Up Vigil a meeting of the chons executive officers rod the recreation board has been scheduled for sometime next week to make a decision. Recreation Director Tom Belton mooted definite rules ud regulations for the 14 teams,to tbe 's basketball league now But Attendance Falls to 15 at New Orleans Integration Site NEW ORLEANS (UP!)-White by police, abandoned attempts to keep white children out of u Integrated school today but attendance ddded to 15 children. For the first time since Integra-on began on Nov. 14. not one Jeer eatup when children entorecLWH Horn Frants Elementary School The eety eoteefeers m started the projeet tost year. Belton also presented o comparative cost analysis of how the recreation hoard subsidizes various activities. Many programs are self-supporting. Two names were recommended as Waterford Township “Mu Of the Year" and the applicants will' submitted to tbe Waterford Township Junior Chamber of Coin- Production per acre on western cropland baa Increased SI coot since 1940. For tho UA as a to pemtueriMi to Up M it TOBLJC SALX JSPHSL Itotoe ses. Lot's Discuss Your INSURANCE NEEDS Whatever Tour Need* may bo Huttenlocher Aataicy has a Program of Ineuranou protection to fit your Fcsticuldr Requirements, egad Your Budget. H.W. HUTTENLOCHER, ABEN0Y Trismct aid loads of AO Typos". 306-320 USER BLDG. R 4-1331 NOTICE OF TAXES CITY OF PONTIAC Th* I960 County Tax** to to City *4 Pends* will ha da* and payable at th* Ottic* ei th* Pontiac City Troa*uro*. D*c**kb*r 12. I960 through January 20. 1061. srithout I***. all County tax** paid through FriMuary. Ml On March L 1101. til unpaid County and 10M City and Payment* Mad* by mall must b* po*tn>ark*d not krtar than joe—y R Hll to avoid p*ualtj*o». . ^ ^ WALTER AT BIDDINGS City Troeourer 35 S. Petite Street Police here warned persons to-skto their barricades that they will ho thrown out if they start yelling. Scorq* of policemen continued to tan berriero art up a block away from fit* school to oil directions, but for th* first time no trete women stood by the barriers to taeult parents as they took their children Newsmen counted only 14 white students today, plea Ruby Nefl Bridges, too lorn Negro girl to the A white boycott was still totally Btothta to McDooogh 19 School whore three Negro girls are to the hi FIRESTONE Drive a '61 Oldsmobile Let's Deal Now! Before the Sales Tox Increase. We are making Special Deals for the Holiday Season. Bring the Family and Meet me at . . . JEROME OLDS CADILLAC 280 South Saginaw Street FI 3-7021 jiwmr-snc T ■■■ CLASSIFICATIONS INDEX IMMi My 04. tteo ANNOUNCEMENTS Death Notices I j:_Cemetery Lot* 14 WHTT1 dUPSL CPU ImtisldusUy0 OB*3-841*. * l^V SlTAill SkrrnT.l eamlful* gray* lot. Will ditto*. | THK PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, PRCBMRER 8.1060 l(r H# WK«C.Fenl» y "hfiSjiSSs nar i i**o myrtle 1 _ I .->» rtoMWAtaNy dtoi i2r!ta oik. mh m n Perry at. park cemetery. dental hyoienist, this pqsi- AitN. 11W o»2 imn, n. j ».«,atfui « .»«• lot will dtsEiw Hon offer, pltbiiaat m^SSSJuSSi friendly e,eoclot« l 'win- b« j »nr P*ld r»c»tlod. < jr, uw. *. n 11 am T |y[M»r from Hn Can funeral Kom*. I Drywe Plato, ' lutortaant in. I BOX RCTUD Drayton Pain* C*m*t#rv Mr*.1 ! iorgman Cub r ItAWrORD DR? wit Demote roe R Ion*. Drayton ra»rfiwsrj EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Female *. Help Wanted . ... Employment Agencies . Instruction.* ...... Work Wanted Male.... Work Wanted Female SERVICES OFFERED Building Service ...... Building Supplies .... Business Service ....... ,-j Bookkeeping to Taxes . Dressmaking to Tailoring Garden Plowing ......... .Income Tax Service ...... Laundry Service ........ Landscaping ............ Moving to Trucking .... Painting to Decorating Television Service .... Ur* Ado Sde tod Georg*__________ lord, drar sleter o( Prank. Ml-chael. Terry, Kathy. Lorta and Kbany Crawford Funeral eervlce •111 be yield Friday. Dec. I, tt 2 f in from St. Otorf* Episcopal hurch with Rev: j Jacob Andrew* officiating Informant Is Oakland ! At IS a.m. Today there I were replies at The Frees | office in ’ the following i boxes: the Sparks-Qrll(In P I 3E'n%u)SF22< i Help Wanted Male ■XpAiknckd w7 it acids' ___ tint* help No othei. ^uintvVrSWars?^ KW..Waterford. Experienced beauty oPkra-tnr 011110$. Apply Ml W. Huron or attar I p.a., oail~Pi> 0-4010. ■LDSKL Y LADY OR LADT WSi 1 child to live In. can of chil-dran. 110 weak. TM s-*T4* attar SB. "3k Pontiac Praia Boa IS. References j ixPER«Nani~bmL“bN oiilu,. must ba noat appearing No Sun. p or avtnlns work. Ml Q-flil. f. GIRL FOR OENERAL INSURANCE J, agency Must bo experienced In 1 NEEDED IM-1 tfsoTj* °'

a™CT- &U LI [ I'jsn *to°i »!!'. HOOSIKBKPER TO UV* IN AND | nloo Lake area ■ £ST* ,or 1 *t*jl children Phone MEN OR WOm2n WITH to fill vacancies Pull or time Opportunity to aarn I Income. ISO N. Forty. 0:30 BARBER1XPBRIENCKD. TAL- j Iwt e Barber Shop, l#2 Joalyn._ j * DUS TO RECENT PROMOTIONS, tervlewlng* for^Paddltlona*r*ales HOUSEKEEPER• For motbarlaaa auburban hoi Liao in, pr family IfM._MR PE 2-0101, Mlaa Preen AOE as TO 49, WITH ! dsa of bookkeeping or galoa n vary profitable butlncae. | guarantee pay to Mart. OFFICE GIRL “U that's my driver, tell him I'll be out as soon a finish takiiT my shower . . .” NMkto nM Parse—Is 27 AITP GIRL OR WOMAlf/NBSmCNQ - **—Phono mn inawtr, n hTH -~ AlfROTRfcDe" ien and women Tm 44119. IN DEBT? I ll; SO •. LET US Give You 1 Place to Pay Ease Yffcr Mind WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS RM 70S. PONTIAC STATS! BANK BLDO. PE S-OtSS Member __lean Aaaoc. Credit Oounatlari Michigan Agaoc. Credit Couoaolori HATRIDE PABTtEH. PE HUt’-•“ KM Lake Road. HOLIDAY SPECIAL! Cold way# 44 *0 Dorothy’a - ~--- FBI Wanted to Rent 3, tag. LAUIHOER REAL ESTATE. Mart LMaf P—nefs M nm RENT AMO Ifl'lUTIBB FOB rtcranT^ 'Kufei tor wldowTl 1-tW____ Wtd. Coatracte, Mtgs. 31 ABILITY To f*t fast cash tor your land eon tract, equity or goangag* at lov«(t poaalbla discount Mortgages arguable CaU Tod McCullough, FE 4-3*44 Arro realty ___lltl Caaa-Ellaabeth Road” ABSOLUTELY THE FASTEST AC-*1oo «o your land contract each lycra waiting. Call Reator Par-ridge, FE y* — — ■gggjp.gawgag: .. 2-14*0. ---- ruBoto hsau* tfg w: Tata amrancc. ntosly ternfshad. US S. Andsrson. PE 4-7teO. _. R004JS AkD EAfH. idtAR OjN-•ral Bondtal. Boas FB S-OSU. j rooms. urrFuc Wtlcoat. Tl WMBl—- i vert a+tractivI B 2-1244 A BETTER WAY TO Pay Your Bills HOMEX SERVICBS M National Bank Bids.. Rocheatar ■ “to 1-S104 and OLlve 1*104 7. IMS. DAWN MA-Rutfirs. beloved In-ir of Jamea and Oer- Lost to Found ...... Hobbies A Supplies ... Notices ft Personals . Oeorge Kennedy officiating torment ta White Chapel ITH, DEC. V asa Ave . C laloyad hull tear father Minimum averas* po'ntment DRIVER ________ I___ route. Colltne Cleaners. ----OL 2-7711 Employment Agucles 9 Auto Parts | Kan experienced hi auto part* 7&&R i i-i necessary Salary. Kendales. 14 s^rvlMtaWeat^taMnyingnat;^ ^____I„ ____I Pontiac State Bank Bid*. FB SMITH. JDBC. 7, ltto. XtoUtNOTiiM j KXFERINCED hINOLE MAN ON i REmED"WOMAN ' LIVE » CAR# 1 4-sss Ave . Orand Blanc; ate 4\ farm by month. Carl Dobet, 2440 0j I children S Md 2 yeari old i uai ilorad huabaad of Raael Smith; _DJtton Road Roehoeter. Oeneral housework WalnutXake d?ir I LOCAL AOENT FOR INTERSTATE I. stSu,“a«^| it Ltall* Bmtth. Mrs. La Jbh, Mrs Mar---------- and Mrs Ira smart; ' *------rt Alexanoer a r; also turvivtd o willing to work. Ap- taUMt Oarold Uplegger. also survived by j yyj; sharp,' ~Wod ' and Thur»r g rest - g^rantfchlldl tn Naira' LIOHT DELIVERY •arylea Will bo bald Bsturday, »“rk afternoona, muit know city Dee. II, at 1 p m from Colonial *PPb »coleor cleaners. IIS W. Cbmptol of Iht Rclcla Funortol! _ ■IlPOt l Rtotfla 1 .V •ftftnftw. y ofncutln MEN WANTED I MAytalr 4-7MS altar I p m SOCIAL WORKER A 444 40 weekly to start. I ular salary increases flu Immediate and tii vacancies In local are* cellent promotional L tunltlea All Mlchudh i Service benefits. Must b____ ‘ of collets prof- MAN OR WOMAN; FULL OR V^'u.U^'FoJS?1^*^ 02-44 par how. Write Bnwlotab Dept MClr4M-U>4. rreeport. ffll- Money Wanted ......... Wanted to fkmt ....... Share' Uving Quarters . Wtd. Transportation .... Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. .. Wanted Real Estate .... RENTALS OFFERED Rent Apts. Fumbbed ... Rent Apts. Unfurnished .. Rant Houma Furnished .. Rant Houses Unfurnished Rent Lake Cottages ......41 For Rent Rooms ......... 43 Rooms With Board...... Convalescent Homes..... Hotel Rooms ............ 45 Rent Stores ....... Rant Office Space . For Rant BtoacaUaneoua .. 41 81 Oar dens, FUnt. Mr. Bmlth wUl a lie ta stats at tbs Colonial Chapel n »t the Batata Funeral Homo, Hint. 9 TRARIV DSC. I, ■— _____________________iponslble position with largo national distributing osgsnliatloo to FiaMai and gurroundtas territory. *“■ mechanic aptitude holpit —‘ ntceslary. Car ~ ‘ - •ratay^ graadehlldron. P u n o r a 1 s*rvlcs wUI bo held Friday, toll 1:20 p m. from the voorhoes-slple Funeral Home with Elder Claude K Cook officiating. Interment In Oakland HUIg Memorial Ot—— Mr. Tharp will Ut ta state olptul but ___________________ llsttnct advantage. II you art available im-medlately pnone tor paysoital'ta-torvlew. FE S-Sllo borer* S p.m, - PART TIME y I v e d by nln* j DOMESTIC BMPLOTMBHT agency—day work, MSI Orchard Lake Rd, Ktego Harbor, Mich I BB~ 8-1214. Secretary V»ry Interesting poolUon available for ilrl age* 20-24 with good typing and shorthand. PtMiant congenial offloe. 4-day weak with excellent starting •alary. Midwest BmplonMot, 4M Pontiao Stats Bank Bldg. PE 4-2227. ■ . . «*«Sff, <*:>** I Work Wanted Mala U •i CARPENTER WOSST and repair. FE 2-7240._____ ‘ CARPENTRY. FINISH TRIM. i paid experience ta social case work. Car necessary. Obtain application for examination by writing Michigan civil Service, Lanting, 13 Bualneai Sarvka »1 lose toiluHT ■ a f a i fTSB I economically with newly releaeed ALL MAKES OF FOUMTA1N FENS | Dex-A-Olet tablets. N cents at BUYERS T()tl CONTRACTS 9 CLARK REAL ESTATE ! 404 W HURON FE 3-7444 FE 4-4411 CASH POR GOOD LAND CON- IMMEDIATE ACTION Oa any good land contract*. Now Isfactory Inspection of ymidr and title. Ask tor Ken Templeton. K. L. Templeton, Realtor Orchard Lake Rood FE 4-4541 LAND CONTRACTS TO BUT ON la soU. Earl Oarral*. EM ‘ o» EM Hat_________. Refit Apta. Fnrntek.Bd *ot. Utllltie* furn. 31* B. Flk*. Wanted Real Estate 36 For lm media to action i I ______ General Printing . w..lo* Supply Co., 17 W, Law-ranee SI , Fhiid FE 2-0134 Sloomfield wall cleaners , HM_________________ Wall^ and windows. MttMMs. OUt Wrap BILL HOOSE ^ Refrigeration and Haatlnf ■ I MA 4-44*5 Sorrloo PS f-tttt | Sealed Unit repair—C>w Specialty ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE ,u * HEATING, TORNACES CLEANED and serviced. C. L. Nelson. FE BREWER REAL ESTATE SPECIALIZED REALTY SERVICE, ! ---- Louis Borst, Realtor, FE ; Pace. OR 4-043* PERSONALIZED “CHEISTMAS CARDS” Counter card* tor *v*ryoa*l Foreign Language cards Rlbbuue '_________________. Olft wrap gift card* and aeala < 1 ROOM KITCHENETTE. ADULTS Use our convsnlsnt layaway only, 24* M. Paddock FE MW , Ismail deposit required! 1 STUDIO ROOM DOWN3¥£lltl * EOOM Backenstose Book Store *<>'»»rt‘a* *iri Everything fur — 1 nlahftd. 910 tHl. 77 DowtltoS. fl AND .. ROOMS PRIVATE ENTRANCE and both, baby wglomn*. PE SotBoINt, Whirlpool An5 Hjnmore^ washer repair Hnrloe. SEPTIC TAND CLEANED. RlX ■onahle rates, EM 3-4840. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ■ n 4-4143 .SAWS MACHINE SHARPENED MANlXTLEAcSr U BAOLET ST Bookkeeping ft Taxes 16 S EAST LAWRENCE B 2-1414 | Wtd. Children to Bonrd M CHILD OARS NEAR PONTIAC MO-tor, Uosnsad ham., PE 4-****.._| rSm^totae^ra RELIABLE DAT CARE. LICENSED I “ill* ----------- riiissrTigrjLHMBIXilf* Wtd. household Goods 29 SSS!‘ .‘n hln oaf |----- —, | tH|| #r nonth. 'PE 4-42*4. I CALL WILL BELL ALL TOW i NICE NEtrLT-PAINTBD^APT~ I hav* - furniture, appliance.. TV. utWUes furn. Pontiac MA1 ml eg Blfbirt dollar Quick »trv- : *** fJL J__________i fvnnu wtvriwmTi’B as An. I 1 HOUSE PULL OR . Mora SMS for fsrnlti ^llancos. Bargain Rant Apto. Fnmbhod 37|» jjggg m£Fr ROOMS AND 1ATE. PVT. EN-trance Mo chlldran. t% H4B. urn. aJt. ’ i' cnxLD. ___workio* glM BinjliSji'Sp I _ . 1 LA ROE ROOMS. IS! Aujrmtal 2 NICE EObtfk PitIVATi UflH-dry. bath and tfiltSl tta a t 'Uho* BOQ4M, nWmsTV&E ntsbod. toOitord. OmT^USl. riwotta PmnrAfrfkte f entrance, clow ta. PE 2-3113. • drinkers PE AUo santgwPE I-44M ROOM AMI SATE' OH WEST ■Id* FE 4-7711._ NICE ROOMS,~ALi<5~y-VE#¥ PraaanMddnt. Tailoring 17 Ub«1 R Tl ALTERATIONS ON ALL TYPES Her memory w* shall alwaj* keep. Sadly missed by dausbtan Mary md Floranoo and family. 1 Funeral Directors COATS . ______funeral home DBATTOB KZpfa OR 3-7747 BPARKS-ORIFPIN CHAPEL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE For Sato I For Sale Resort Property i ’ . . . . 54 ....a ..... 91 For Sate Lots . Far Sate Acreage . For Sate Faroe .... Sale Business Property__57 Rant-Lease Boa. Prop. .. For Sate or Exchange .. OXPOKb COMMUNITY AUCTION OA 4-3441. Wanted Miscellaneous 30 NCR SAW AND ARC WELDER ____ 2 BEDROOM. PARTLY fern, Lakefront apta. OR VIIO* ______ "ROOM, AIR CONDlflONEb (r-aua‘~si«ri—msrN bachelor apartment, downtown, | * "rm " 440 per month, jbu utilities, I -J11. .**1 "3.^ heat furnished. FB 2-4472 or 4 EOteO. iftltf FLOOIL Dawson and Butterfield PE entrance aod kata. Boat and 2-4420, 0-1, Mon.-Prl. I all utilities Adults only. 8m ROOMS ' AND ■ BATH |14 PER 4 >>_1* ..f* WMk._lBjubw at rh BaMwln 14 ROOM “ ilTK. only M Donelson-Johns Voorhees-Siple Mortgage Loans MERCHANDISE Swaps........... For Sate Oothing..... Sate Household Goods Aattquaa ............. Hi-Fi, TV ft Radios .. Water Softener* ..... Far Sate Miscellaneous Christmas Tree* ..... Christmas Gifts . Machinery .......... Do It Yourself ..... Cameras to Equipment Sate Musical Goods ... Sate Office Equipment Sale Store Equipment Sate Sporting Goods ... Hunting Accommodations 74A Baft, Minnows, Etc. ...... 75 Sand, Gravel to Dirt....71 Wood. Goal ft Fuel .....77 Plants, Trees Shrubs .... 78 For Sate Pets ..........78 Dago Trained, B’rded .... 80 Hunting Dogs —......... 81 Hay. Grain to Food......82 FARM MERCHANDISE FOr Mo Livestock .. ... 83 Wanted Livestock.......84 For Sate Poultry ...... 85 Sola Farm Produce.......88 Sate Farm Equipment .... 87 .... Ml The Pontiac Pres* FOR WANT ADS DIAL F£ 2-8181 From 8 aja. la I pa. SR a“sr,.r£.r".8??; Insertion of th« adFMtlM-ment which hM MM rendered vfchjelGM throueh thto error, fun eancoutottdofi four *^klll P*numbsr."> Vi $is*n? *rm a2v°?.7,»Te0.s „ The deadline tor canc*U«-Aon of transient Want Ada insertion. LIED LAKE FART TIME W AREA Needed * men, mu pr*4*ntly employed, over 21,___ • oar and willing to .work. CALL Mr. Fuckett. MA 44U1. 4 t I Ml PARI TIME. SHOULD HAVE C, H. R. HAGSTROM REALTOR 4*00 m$hlmd Road (MBS) SALES TRAINEE FOR ADTOMO-"—i reflntsh Specialty Sur ” it ba 24-24 yrsi of age CALLINO ON INDUS- trial firms, chdtchee. to soil De-Idas Penets. too and snow 30 times | thus salt. Excellent wtator______ tag Item. Shipped from Chicago. United BuUders. *007 Euclid, Cleveland, Ohio. vacancies In local *i recent t full-time iende In aoclal Car necessary ClTtl Service, Lansing, ] REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, PART or noTUm*. Experienced. Plenty floor time. Luutator Realty. SALESMAN. MUST HAVE * MO. exp., ealary and oomm lesion. Tran*, turn. Call Mr. In, MY " ‘ — 7 and t Rta. enly. SALESMEN EXPERIENCED. NEW •J'd used care. Excellent pap plan. 11 other benefits See Roy Shreve j| Vara Parsell Chevrolet Bulck, ? 1*242 Bally Road, Holly. Mteh- AUT0M0TIVE For Sola Hquoetrailers . Tell Everybody About il with a Pontiac Press iAfant Ad YOUNG MAN . or over, clerical work. Must « high school graduate and Uk* rlthmetlc. Can Mr. Carry, I i variety of poeltlons i 14-24. neat appearing, I to work towards rapid girl. Edwards Dept. Mere, 330* __Auburn Road,, Auburn Heights. j “ WANTED WHlTi OIRL TO 'LIVE _______________FE 2-**M ' CABINET, R« WOMAN POR HOU8XWORK cart of l child Fl 1-9011.___, _ m «m* |MJt WSSd.yWSih ^82yT% “Sra 73g10' ^ through 4:11, vicinity of M-401 ™ **•"■ and Crescent Lake Road, or Help Wanted ATTENTION—le SALE. OPENING far 2 or 3 ladles or gentleman. Fuu or part time. SoB Watkins Products, especially vitamins. 140 day inpphr, *1.19. Get |00 dap supply for le. Marly 7-month SfftJ.” to°te. Ito H. Ferry. CARETAKER FOR 3-UlhT APART- COOK - HOUSEKEEPER — CARE TAKER — COUPLE. Full time for both, permanent, references, for information call Mrs. Kelly, Jordan 4-0047. ______. '* EXPERIENCED HAIR DRESSER, •ary and commission, lti 4-4434. Call from 0 a m. to * QUALlktED PART TIME Bookkeeper to atari Immediately. So* Ut. Schuster $- — Miracle Mile. Real Estate .SALESPEOPLE lave tmantag for experienced p son for SeUlnc Business Opp tunltles, and Commercial Pn erty. Join a mw progrtesl Fine. Hew Program, Oood Co mteetML Many Leads e ‘ Time. For Appol--- Employment Agoncteo 9 Evelyn Edwards mtoWStaw. years experlenoe. 1*U 0-0244. MARRIED MAH WITH CAR NR workTot eny kind. Fl 1-4144. MAN 23. DESIRES ANT KIND OF work. Some expertonee in In-terlor pointing. PE l-getl, MAN DESIRES WORK OF ART kind. PE 1-0447.____________ Il-Lo operator. PE WANTS WORK OF . kind. PI 4-0444. I ACE TREE SERVICE STUMP REMOVAL Tree removal, trimming. Oet ” * "•*1----------E MT34. bid. FE 2-71gj oi Moving a spfl-l-mrch of ood. wm ncoeptjtn, | J • utility and furniture furn.. (lean | alebsd. clean, couple only. 00 Ner- and pvt. entrance. After 4, eve-ii tan. ---------------- . ; HEATED FURHIOHED OR unfurnishM apartment TU* bath, adults pratarrad. 071 _ _ ______ __ EM 1-OB. :hi*nd . Av.'V’B.ll.vl.V'uiand, I Mthcd close In. Yell altar o'p'm.! i RMS AND BATH. AT^RACTTV*^ e. Orion. MT 2-0701. I PE 0-1001 1 ly furnished, carpeted, pull Money Wanted ii I .J*?P5po«. «!P 1*°^. 4” I Church „ donation* s. , ■ ture lor • family thit lost ihstr { -----------1?'" j_________—, *» tsrations, Mrs. BodOU FE i*0U. I OFFICE FURNITURE S EQUIP-1 1 "* ' 1 -tent. Fortes Printing e ORldd apply. Ml 0-3010. Deyr PRICES FOR. RAW FURS. 103 2 AOOM8. UTIUTnn. FUR, Trucking 221 first mortoaoe of o*». ^— j sired on choice bull awe* l_ l-A Reduced Rates s£¥Sf ffo^o^* i — --- ------ Wanted to Rent _____tat W. Pike St, tram 11-0 pm 1 oven pombtaetlon frraxer M4_ra- leranm. 1 f .Lkmafti rooms m»- raJSTr& o5^»ft*v o^jS^ ^ ^ i s-bcST ^ WM-writtSf-EiA I ^ «“»■ limrWrtti fS!* cuSH dMimTiS IS oooiT 321 town AIM 3 room upper soar Pontiac Muter, all pvt. laqutrc 11___ Auburn ' IUBBISH u LOAb! Ooodrelarancei LIOHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING Rubbish qu uirt. grading, and front and loading FE ISSl11 FlACnLdk APARTMKlriE Rtw-1 tor houses | ‘*thr~OM " j kSnrgo If V* rROOMR N1CE~CALL apterT S your property. . , FE *8404, ~ R. J.(Dick) VALUET ‘ iSVnfffl. : Realtor FE 4-3531 340 OAKLAND AVENUE ercnccs Mr. Chapman, 1720 OPEN 0 TO 0 SUNDAY U TO «' Dill. Highway >"<*r I floor, lit I. Painting to Decorsting 231 carpenter work. FE * orating Cain qi ! 1ST CLAU INT AMD EXT. FAINT-ng. Reus Don Beck. OL 1-2141. ..r clam decoratino, paint-tag andi wail papering. PE 4-0224. ; ist-class PAurrneo and pa-Si t U*fln*' M**on Ttemi i, afternoon preferred. MU Work Wanted Fsinate 13 .3 3 WOMEN WANT WALL WAgH-lng and housecleantng. PR 2-7401. BOOKS EE PINO. FILING. LITTLE l PAINTINO, WINTER PRICES. *t per cent dltc.. free *41. AU wra guar. PE jjlte. r removed. FE 4 9FUfr' HOUSEWORK Rt THE HOUR. PE 4-sou after six. HOUSEWORK BT THE DAT. OWN traneportatlon. Ref. PR 1-0040. IRONINGS TO DOJI MT ROMS. Good work. PI 0-0040._____ MIMEOORAPHINO TYPINO gEC-retertaP service- EM 3-2*42. WASHING AND 1 ------‘ rhytr. < -- LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. Papering, FE 44141. CUSTOM PAINTIHO AND PAPER beggm^ JUmple wallpaper books Caplet. MT BULLDOZ1NO — EXCAVATTNO TRENCHING — TRUCKING septic Tank and Tile » Niemehek_________EM MHl DOCTOR'S RECEPTIONIST $224 j CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Previous _ experience with | your basement oonverted to a lovely recreation room lor *370. NO money down. Licensed build-oe. FE 04122. RESlhEN- EXP. PAINTINO. INTERIOR, ter rata*. Free estimates, all wjstajgarMteml. ,E t.lil **!*&»"*> ■ * rft h J6> PAINTINO, wall washing. Prat eoMmnte*. >E MOWT^r eL^Washbw^FE M3li ^ ^L,2,17«P*lr *t*Ph*“ ***•»»,' Tstevhdon SetvIce 14 . PAT OR NIOHT, TV SERVICE. ' M. F. STRAKA,, FE 4-I20S. Lost and ronnd 26 ; ASTHMATIC CHILD MAKINO HIM-*•« slU ovsr lost Irish Setter, male with tnlarged right hip. Rs-ward. PI t-oiog* loot ta r^Sty'of Otddtags°Rd: W*lton,rSl 2?2tte ”” P NIOHT AT KRO- ______ Must te abls to gglvt Injections. Typo 40. Age I: piqcPre CLERK “* Dealer. Figure a ----and experience mi tory. Ag* ii to 40. 2-4433, LOETl _ Rd- end Pontiac. solder torch. Reward. OR LOST: CHIHUAHUA. FEMALE, fawn color, December 1, Birmingham. vicinity of Pierce Street Reward. CMl collect, OAkland 8TENO jm » and commercial. Remodeling ’_-------------------— designing PE 4-S344 ^ LOST: 0M.4T 1, BLACK AND WH1TH a^n* n-nw-',Srad I F”. Ponthw Heip Wanted Fsmste ? i-ROOM PURNIBHED APART-meat. Rent free for reliable worn-— “------“~t eehool^ed^bay e Vico f and light 3 p.m,ra--- ------- j BABY SITTER — 4 days week. ! Newr WUUain* Lake, OR 4S04*. BEAUTY OPERATORS -That's because of the Rent Trailer Space.....joigreeter selection of every- thing from Automobiles to employment offered every day. ... 91 »br tods tom..............92 Sate Track Hem...........82A Auto Service..............93 Sate Motor Soooten For Sals Motorcycles.....95 flsr Sols Bicycles ......... 98 Boats to Accessories......97 Fiber*!** .............- 88 Vbr Sate AtoyteMS.........88 'TteMtoKtalion Often' Wanted Used Cars . Used Auto Parts ... •ate Used Track* .. your homo, Auburn Holfbte School area. UL 3-2013. Just Dial FE 2-8181 Curb Waitresses 'ed’s hav* immediate openings » curb waitmoo* on the day ud night aUft. Apply ta ponnn J TED'S M Stupe* Lk. Sd. Com] iptometer Operator llat* discount prtTllegs*. , dietitian s Previous experlencs In b pltal or school. Flan men prepare report*, euperv personnel. Age 30-44. EXEcuri$m-sKT. 4349 - CEMENT AND E L O CK 7XORK. lob | Keith O. Siegwart, FE 4-97*2 1 * I EitoofiUcAt sErv—frI^ Esf. rt----1 PARTNET Electric. FE 4-443*. - EXCAVATING AND TRENCHINO if Bonny Run. 3 llr*r’ and white KIT ALUMINUM INSTALLATION Cut Heating Bill Up to h and Suva Painting — Install Now -STORMS — AND — AWNINOS -No money down, II mo and up Deal Dtrert ^wltti^ Ownrn^ and Sava "The Old Uallahta Planter" OLItatM Automobile Rspairs ALL REPAIRS FINANCED, money (town, 41:24 Weekly at LLOTD MOTORS. Uncoln-Mer- cury-Oomet, 232 “ -— ---- PhoneTE 2-«31. COMPLETE MOTOR SERVICE WE START TOUR CAR BUMPING AND PAINTINO ROCKER PANELS *11 M HEAVY OR LIOHT TOWINO Days FE 2-44*2 Bvwt,. FE Mgl4 INSTALLED FREE Auto Wash, to Polish. Touch Up*. PE LT42*. Boat Storage to Ronteb INSIDE WINTER STORAOW FOR ■MEN - INVESTIGATOR ... *300 Insurance Credit. Mlisl be high echool grad with car. naBfatr**...............doc Registered. Fart time only, 1 jute* a week. 2:lll* MANAGER ......... 17,000 TEAR ■Crete* Dept. Ouperyts* 7 OT • SUR nap. Experience tt Fwtx Star* auto brakes aod I PARTS cK»K Exporter ■-MECHANICS truck*. Own tools. RAM ** IjMSK?' j STRUCTURAL STEEL ..... 44: ®»»r' Mud b* experienced ta *ut-*“ “™- Ung. welding and layout. WAITE'S . DRAFfSMAfT^ “ ! REACH CASH CUS-! TOMERS through CUsii- v^^5^DWARDS I fied Ads. all F£ 2-8181.1 }£ Am?0*0" | LOST-2 PIMALK XNOLUUI POHT- HAESM AW4V OSMOA. ilXOULAUUlf I t * tond wiring RftgUn Electric. CM j 11 toum* V*** OL fej CTTON ALL WIR-■Ota “ “ Munro tail win siasmiivv am, m, s*s Btectric Co. 10*0 w. Huron HOUSE RAZINO, HOU>E~ MoV-Ing, licensed fully equipped. Free MUmuto*. Russell Marlon, FE and white, namt LOST 8IAMZ8I MALE CAT, TAN and dark, brown. Mu* tyes FB * * nfter 4 p.~ 4— moot Licensed bulldor. FHA - Ian* and) sMU-dtaS^ds *111-Terms. FE 44MM gree setting, gold and plattattm. Liberal reward, lRobert 8. Nelson. FT t-0144 between 0 a.m. • ROOF REPAIRS , EAVSTEOUOHINO FE 44440 i. d gNTDER FLOOR LATINO, sanding and finishing. Phono FE WATERPROOFING inaranteed F FE 4-0777 Hobbteg simI SuppflM 26A EVEN-BEAT KILN WITN STAND, like nr- *— —•" —i 4-0703. irco cut, wm o¥and and teujjment. Uk. new, 44*. ft guaranteed. Fro* estimate! Notices Md PeTEMMIs 27 ARE YOU WORRIED OVER PLACE A "LOST” AD. Call FE 2-8181 for an ad DEBTS? to recover a loss. Dial FE j consolidate all tope sillo 2-8181 for an ad writer, MT 3-1281, Lake Orion. gifts for rite Family ----'0* BVINRUDE MOTORS---- Full Lltt* at BOATS, CANOES, and ACCBirauPH. . YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER Harrington Boat Works HOP S, Telegraph Rd FE 24011 Body snd Fender Repair CUSTOM BUMPINO a FATHTINO ------— as.»..tesw*a —----- : — PMKE SniteTM — DEDUCTIBLES FINANCE Lloyd Motor* ___ LINCOLN-MERCURT-COMXT 232 S. Saginaw, Fhdte FH M132 Building Modernlzstlon AAA- SUILDINO SERVICE Written guarantee with ovary Job. Edam Mdlttons, aluminum and Hon* siding, garagaa, etc.- No m«My down | year* to pay. RIO REAR CONSTRUCTION CO. 8 W, Huron St,- FE 3-7833 1.1 ALTERATIONS AND MODERN-Uation. Residential and commer-cUl ^Dale Cook Construction Co. «• Winter price*. OH 34773. QUICK SUILDINO AND REMOD- PLASTERINO REPAIRS A SFS-bids Nelson RMg. OR elelty^ Ro^g b w * 110 ntol ----‘------------------I MM___________________' „ FLASTERtNO. itoW CTUONOS! ‘ I repairs aod addition. Bote wort-N ntanshtp EM MMI.^ ** I PLASTERING FREE ESTIMATES EM 34143 ____________Courpste^ CARPET 0X12, 140. ALS larger sties. Teritfle savlr Carpet Cleaners irammo r wore wai^n- Dotl. Repair MARTBELLO DOLL HOSPITAL’ Now optn for Doll Rspatrs. UL 33*44 BETTY'S DOLL H OSPITA Rtsqus head* and dr" ‘‘ 4114 Quillen OR 33 aft* Floor Sandfag A-l FLOOR SANDINO—WITT / HE FLOOR SANDER — PE IdTM --------------— -->0^ FAEULOH ■ WATERLOX . Heating JANITOR SERVICE, •ta SL Lumber . / COMMER- U 31414 or 2x4 Douglas Fir Bn. ft 4c 1x4 4’ OtUds ...,...... 30c 1x0 Doug Fir Eourdi par M ... 07* PONTIAC LUMBER CO. cash Airaesiaqr Unnd Av*.____FE 44413 Mochlny Shop Service OPEN TIME |IG BORERS Rsssaaabls rates, prompt aorvte*. „ DAITlEbS ^ Painters to Decorators Plumberg-Suppttes Sand, Gravel and Dirt I OR 37040. FE 3 /■Saw- and Mower Service •AW S LA1T**troWER SERVICE MU 3Sm 3072 0 MUfUtd Ed. Sporting floods WE TRADE New and Used Guns _ ARCHERY EQUIPMENT kelly Hardware 200* AUBURN ROAD SUN 104 FE 30011 Television, Radio and HI-FI Service CREST TV. 1 HOUR SBEVTCB. Day nlgbt and Sunday*. FB 30010 JOHNSON RADIO & TV <0 E. Wolten Slvd. FE 344*0 Track Rental Trucks to Rent n Pickups TROaS —T AND EQUI1 ■> Poctlic Fsrai md Industrial Tractor Co. FEAteT' W900W"%g.M4i Open Dally te«Iudtas Sunder Upkohtsring FE 54m AND UT US OIVE YOU I ONE PLACE TO FAT. BUDGETSERVICE 'is W. HURON FB 30001 . FMfASTMTWHI LIST YOW BUStRESS f Rtnt Apto. PtorEightd 3y| Rtat H——/Unfim. *o apartment* npnem cho-ii bedroom modbrnhoue BSa? sfHbMWiK HrAtml. H> * mt, MUU. )R| 001m Lake EVI \-33l) after*'! r,.ry . , THE PQ^TI^C PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. i960 134 Morion 11 ~ 1— ■a^r»"W1 coupersmsit" ____ - —__ hluh lutli Wd eatrancs. 414 Orchard Lake Art. >1 l-Bil •ouMUb - jrokkum«6~Apf' Weakly. MA MMg. T~tA9f'». ALL imtlTIEs' y*> »'t tw w..k». NgWLY DBCORATRD AIK CON-dltlonsd. Mat over 4 ■ family. 4-bedrpem, m ' ' rbnt a._____ . i at HUM time. No mooer needed f and 3-b*djoom helm, various location*. A* tow a* Mlmogthly. MICHARL’g RKALTT KK 4-4*8 Lls-logg WMW ■Wall laKB^ronthome. gab heat. |4t mo. OR I MARMADUKE By Anderson 0 Looming | Sft VENT Y-SK VEX mxMopm jgode. nm.a •rater, oil furnace, naeeme J**e lake privileges All kl» 4H up Tru Ru.tlr Cab 1 2 ^DRO^ flfclCK >MbonM nichou Charger “___^ fe s-8ia?___I - _, Kgyg^jN » m,lned per-j VS?#UaBMKTWMWrg —ryWodSi’} ^mde/ ,l11' *** day >a» and era^H* no FE 4-IM1. era.. WE | /JSpWTa- KT OWJt^K—IdUBT BILL. OACRI-(If* price. Weetrldee Subdlvl.-Ion. 3-bedroom brick, lo* don pa^mnL^Daye—Fl*3-4141. Rights BT OWNER. ROOMY I ROOM. I bedroom, cart bnaccaceN. gas Mat. lari* shad; lot. Rear eehool. 4744 jgyjT ‘ 4 v BY OWNER - MY MUM HOCJM can b* Yfun far ail.34*. I bad- E3fllmr«S SlAtmHlL CALIFORNIA RANCl open tor InapealMO only. Take Northwestern la U Mile Road. turn, tract on 14 MlURoejg about a mllet. turn north on Drake Road Bret etreet. 44*4 N, dlne MA M**4. r OWNER — g-BEDROOM. i bathe, ranch. Walled Lake. MA i BM ' ■ ....— | 3-RCDROOM BRICK avirSilfl^ „B. ^ (A «tss*n | ,n ) N PARKE I i 2-BEDROOM DUPLEX futomatle Rant - Full Baaement WILL DBOORATX , ■ 4mm - ! $75 PER MONTH I trrwic c ariP Sundays see ' PI? iwil A RETAKER MR CARROLL Al ______ ARCADIA CT . C* Talent!* | UNEMIQwjw ifswfaciais^*8Wgg| PWTMB.:A^|W»nl Are pan looking tor clean atlra©-’ *\ Wanon and Baldwin PI tie*. apartmrat*. obarc the people ____...<-_A.1 • re IrUmdlrVOool la lunnertime; I i ROOiyiROJtAlfOtOWftS Or, wars In NtHtorttaa. Tbeae ]• Pontiac. Call Plc-RMI. i!!I%Srm£sSBfrE& 2“ > »«*oom iiw* «uik^17!*!L- WaU located with and It* hatha Near eeneow ana chcpplBs dietrtct. Rawly dee-, orated and hae automatic sac heal with full bacament spa-1 clone iround*, t cor far*ee. 4IHI r month Retereneee leoSM O. Retnpeleed 141 But Huron Street PI 4-A144. ___ WEST SIDE BRICK S ROOMS ; . get bent, garage, beat. Near OgneraJ HoaplUI. PR *H44. . WATSUttRD. l^MILt g Rbbla and hath up. ana* down, pvt entrances, gat apace beat. 444 pet ne tiSMtlC ] For Rant Rooms 42 it, bullt-ln oven nod range, recreation foOTO. $11100 full price. Sad 11.440 darn. Par-menta 4144 pgr month. OR I-70M. SBHasd Igtatee - BY 6Wnw-wRl£-car®» por home In Lake Orton. 3 lane bed roomt. carpeted mins and dining room KltcheB. tUodhnth. utility room, hot water heat, large landscaped lawn, atom wtndowa and doore, Itk-ear saram Close to echeole and elwnbMIltJB With __43f400 down. OaB hTPl-USS coloSed - rirCOME—undbcal zena? Broker. PE 3-2814. 1 COLORED 1 rooms, newly decorated ea S. Paddeck By awnar. PW 4-llJe. DOWN PAYMENT . For SbIb HfMBBB 7 441 For Sale Houses 49 r James K. Blyd, to%F5Bh^.«Si fireplace In Reins room and fewer level. fB-nT Intercom, g living. GAYLORD .ranch oa^Sod- Low Montiil Vi Pavinents I Built in 1444 1-bedTm,. plastered > wells ^as heat 44.300—1300 d( Ho, bo. ho, ba, ha, I For Sole Houses For Sale Houses 49 ■rafl . wk. I tee., bedn Basement. OAS heat gara(e. 411.540, term Sylvan, Lake Front RnSltsb manor brick 4 bed-! rooms 3 baths. 40 tl Mach. I Lge oak treoa. Paneled stady, spacious Uvtas rm fireplace, dining rm . ktteb-. en breakfast rm . separate , maid's quarter, Baaement Rec Rm finished In antique bock, her A log burn-| fireplace , Oil heat. 3 1 r Alt. garage Boat house • Colored ■ NO UONBY DOWN j-beerm r I Jul^bMjmen^ newly decorste4. ; FE 4-4526 four ACRES a beautiful hrri rooaga. room with Tubmi nraplaee. Tiled Y„_™„. home to yon today. Call ’ »n sppolntment Priced at 434.04* with terms Call Cali PE 4-4444 SIX ROOM ROME 1 BUILT-IN 1453 One story neighborhood gang^OwnV ers mmra north Home s make tn^offer *oJlf FE 5-4455 CONTEMPORARY b r I e k home Eicellent kltchtii , call 5 GILES BROWN Ftjggn, Rent Apts. Unfurnished 38 stout. Realtor n - -- -S-.. -■ »■- - FE 5-4145.' 1 LAROE ROOM APT RSPRIO 1-BEDROOM HOME — Jan. Id Until jifli t; paved road. Inquire Warren i son **F| ^r[_ ““_]r.u8 sropnSroT at door, loe' > ■—---------.1- - „ n 4.733) ■viAK^iier^nBSkRtoi ■«*£• wuwii*" .met eacept elect!If PE, 44484 ___ _ , , . ■ _ «£?l,JS2SS£r#Ai-L" K°2 f.TAIaie*£^ CLOSB Bl ms FOR OfeNTLB-VOikT fV Mae private b«me. PE JACK LOVELAND SIS4 Oaea Lake Rd. PB 5-075 : FLORIDA la tilUM NORTR OF --------1 CrybtBI Baato Mr- i CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - Here li the present to your t— — tor only f*“ -1— 1 ed St. Oak onl? u!m Eve. OA .f Slk- fl thing i pnvlle i tided. 3 bedroom 1 borne Large living room with i brick fireplace, carpeting. Excellent kitchen with garbage dla-. petal. Paneled wools throughout , OU FA host. Large utility room. 2-2831 TWO ACRES of tan ■une room home FIV rooms. Oarate stall "Wi: ‘iff* ,2! Lge activities r CLEAN. WARM 'iOOMS. HOMS Km® *m* **** u 4t*>rM> CLEAN SLEVWO^RXknA PRlYATR Mut* VJih'IrVell “* -»f •ggm“, •ssrjrrjt WMt Union Uk» VlllAfr Ump ™ roon, riM^tWi. fltor • lo fi^M|R»H pnrtv for III jJR____- , ________ m«nth >t ft-lMI ILIVUIQ ROOMS WITH KITCH «a a; “!!?■■£ rmusmi *uTrui»i pu» « 2 J»l| Mil Crooks M nr Hu- ^ u Aotam Hoi^U Ml _____________-________ - -tiM .11, I, basement .suSPUtO ROOM FRIYATE IN AND BATR WELL HRATKD AND | gedroom home on W Chicage j fcaace, hae Map. 174 State Clean new store and refns 41 l^wly decorated Charlotte Inquire Apt I._ will rent lease or ROOM UPPEN NEAR _OM7i itshad^fieam^ bed new I i terrace f I utility ■ 4-2414 SELL OR TRADE Mary Day tnouirg PE 5-4484t i and" 3 snbo$3 ~>ar¥Cy torn 1 akefront Mi. OR 341S5. 7 ROOMS. 8TOV1 REPRIO AND aroege Ultlu4td. 454 . 48 ■ Edith FE 3-110, : BKORbaM~CMh&UND >LJt. PVT' ent:. ref* stove Walton and Opdykc, 4M. yi t-1435 _ 2-ROOM AND 5-ROOM APART UpTsag dry I Phone FTC C,i. NOTHING DOWN Lt-ge lal. PUU hesemem 3 car garage New furnace ters* ktteb- Auburn Heights irge 17 g 14 living room arpet and drapes mcluu-i in tut] price ef only 1.444 Carport patto. bar-true, wood fencing In hack id other egtraeT Call tor mirpetlng immediate poe A-l oclgoborhopd Orly Eaey terms Might ac- trade Owner. OR 3-1414 Evenings PB hbuT . , LAKEVUXF NEAR OXFORD 4310 Rent Office Space - 47 lu*'i trar.c*. large living rtOOl and bedroom, full basement. I car garage |?.IM Fttto lav down payment GILES REALTY CO. FI MU! 331 BALDWIN AVK. OWEN 0 A M - 0 PM. MULTIPLE LISTTNO SEN VICK O'NEL MULTIPLE USTINO SERVICE WHAT a SO RARE aa a 4 bedroom family home In a wonderful localism You ? be ptoaiad to khSN/ that right now wt arq offer Ins ibis Cape Cod at let. than . tiiooo n hat b^tbs- din- I, Excellent, decorations wall to waif carpeting terms available to FE .8-0466 colored • w w w ) PBHT fl DTnur . nn (hla MULTIPLE LlfiTINO SERVICE ARRO PRICE IS RIGHT On tt 3-bedroom home located o Anchor fsnelat. Very good dttloo. OU toni Situated 1 g 310 just across tUoot take. "Oily OU.ISt recnod pa 1. OUPura floors, full basement, large I Only CMOS, terms 3 BEDROOM Home, garage, large lot privilege* Only 418.450 will bousetraller in trade. LAKE PRIVILEGES Cherry I lm|----- oorns. i airy bedrooms. 1 fenced yard, value and combined — M 500 Fov information please c tered walls, oak floors. LAKE FRONT - r.nS8**; Etcelletu coodll- J Only $10 M 'Some near it. Benedict' 1 M ft. living ued eon porch Beet ef condi- C 3-1144 ■a ■ga- vw.yvwwt_______i Dixie wwy, 01 _____________"j sa *•»««. « "fibOMS AND BATH tJPPEB. \ a wired PR MB) . . heat faratahad. l*» Fores*._4-ROOM ioUBt Writ dPTONW I rooms AND BATH nraR tft hay. retoreaeet. Uatoa Lake RM Mtchaai'* Charrh Oat heed far 1-41U. _ : '. - .... nlabed Fbooe PB aSS43 before % USSUt FULL BASEMENT OIL 7 IN , ' , J heat OA 8S»4g i SPACIOUS RMS NEAR TEl g ROOMS. BATH COUPLE WITH l Huron, gat heat Aduite only PB ail children Rawly daeaentod, 3SSS14. ___ ■ i fall basement, ntt Rnu. 1810 I ROOMS OROUKD Fl-OOR *WEST .jNett Lake Ti^g^agl side Adolts only FE >4434 I ROOtdR Fult. RAS1MRNT FOR mrnaee" vacuum e i C»STw^T»“LdwiR «3SXpi ___________________________ !Sr^i22iK.i *T5mt «*. Wvtt Big, n 5-7D1 ____ 4-room aND BaTR OMni orchard Lahe Avv ft MIN i Rki“o1I~8eAt.GKSSHhrF WtUdryn. all nam. "*% s;-a- an--— SQ rm St Clair St- Peouae L»« *—***■> ^ ♦a*.0*****1 W no,,,t* 49 S ROOMS FrtwftAC* STAtB ST SatE gRtCR 3-RBMIOOM BRICK LOW. RSC * NM8~”3-RM RE4T~FufcN FT ^newta' bm^VK^i-tnl** nicelr 2nCcaped**4SSS toK25*h . ---, 4-RdSi BOtnC MODERN NEAR . _I^JMJjMJgmto . APARTMENTS PanUae Plant, good ichanli F* 3-BEDRM MODERN RANCH - ORCHARD COURT LtfStU '-n-mmI Need Now Oreatly Nedaeed • 1 *”**».. Al!°. MY vim PR 3-43*8 I ROOMK aai Park# Si. For Rent Mbcsisnssns 48 Wall Paper Steadier Floor tandera. ptRshwe. tUMd | UTI-Wl _ LONOFRLLOW 1*3 W . .Pont Civilians $09 Dn. ~ aad waebaada, TO a- MODEL am Monrovia oft Attpari I INDIAN L_ yo«r home ana at leas invested than yea may bar* realised. Sore la a toed big L. H. BROWN. Realtor HOYT ___IR CASS LAKE 3 bedroom bungalow full bath, large fenced lot, Only 15144. Law down payment. TED IfeCULLOUOR. REALTOR 5143 Cast-Elisabeth Road ■FE 5-1284 FE 4-3844 OPEN 4 A M to 4 30 P M ____ SUNDAY 11-5 i 1 BUY SELL TRADE \ milLer 'THAT ROME IN THE COUNTRY - And only 14 minute drive I ; from the city - I acre lot! attractively landscaped H shade trees A 4 room home large kitchen, screened patio baaement. 3*4 ear garage Taki DORRIS l?r?ttvn HC^WlTI Weat Side COUNTRY HOME 417,454 Outstanding eye appealing ■ white frame bungaiow and three-badroom ranch home 2'j hatha, situated on a route* knoll with baaement on the ground level on f ® WATE1NA-PONTLAC DISPLAY YOUR mrc _ 1 s-tm ri5«r’ i-Bedroom. West Side NOTHING DOWN neat, »-ear laryta^to- FAiui mSmrTkSOU “gOOM OLDER, ROMR-RUR- omwtetemw, 444 permute __»W«ONED , 1 and 3 Bedroom Modem ta Even 0 - ADULTS ONLY FEMW8 XX*S1IW.S -V?.' kXodm SRU-K lli'RlCS I ROOMS ARD ““ “ h$£ fjpiiiiiii. «m i»9*t OH ivaSg—ixii-uitrmir' ^vsr'J—PS. Sf ir.c! heat. HW. stove and rejrv* u;,, Jr^a ma. BWmIM r... u-tod 4 ulORtD t ROOMS PHIVATR JV1*1 Auburn*V« 3-7443 ith Saboal Uk All nttutta* turat-— *“ ■*— **r--- .-!*=-i—rrma. Ft 3-7444 Kfficieticy Ai Living roam' kite__ 2*4 14 Paddort. FE 7-3444 LAKE VISTA -APTS] EUBABBTR LAKE PWV. KoriaRoad s rooms and aath etove RWi- gmSrt erator and aS utitttiea tornlafied BRICK I- arge family httrhea DONJi! cDONALD LICENBED^ RUlLDgJV ' RKAXTHfifft'~ jBa s Ptfkvi iUNMt ALL KIXDt -«•£ suburban dwelling, laciuana lakd prtvUegoa. 'Paruttenad baaement tor femliy fan and ■ relaxation gl*.4M it the MU "litiySn.. ITATXS • uvarooms. Large Huge family roam e well landscaped NORTH SIDE TERMS TO SUIT - On t eated oft Pontiac Read dyke Ideal tor amaUtan tot ' Total price la «T ZONED COMMERCIAL room Brick hem* h condmeo Ideally an. home aad butlneas O laded Li*, tot OR 3-476. 3-BEDROOM l>t RATHE. Ok rage Located behind r“-------- NOT^kRT WTOSUAL Y 3-4*54________ Pant! Retiretnem special Charming I hodrm ham*, n peted thru hv rm . hall a hedrm. Raated paneled breei minute kitchen. Ceramic bate. Oak ftoara. plastered painted wall*. Duly basement. new gas furntce Orest beg douMe lot. Excellent ctoeedn Weet snburben location No better buy anywhere at ila.eM . RAY, O'NEIL. Remltor 143 S. Telegraph Road Open Hpa FR 1-7143 F* 3-15M . < throi^Mm ^Something to ho proud HOYT REALTY , 354 I TELWORAPH ^MULTIPLE UNTtNO sS^Tj•»• ___:—. A niirr new romi. 3 bedrooms near Rochester r*" PB l-lT33^r*»er*a 8-rooM farm MoME MET AMOR A ABBA Modern /OU forced beat 41.S5K WITH TERMS LADDS / PB 4-4301 4144 DOWN PARTLY FURNISHED SI Wad Beverly terse redecorated modern I-hefHSSia—htSM. Ontj 4*5 per monte MtY t-3741 $300 DOWN RRIVATE ENTRANCE. LARGE H*. kitchen, ttrist room aod bath 3 tJ . “““ garage included J**1; PB 5-1133,, retogncee.. of Curttton ea US- FOR RENT HOUSE. 445 A MO 451 BR OR 4-4441 ; children welcome. Cal! PE 3-3414 fl ■--- IP -Toil AH® "m1K° Peittoc- xSll. Cat. awner nwry .A Rough wm low# i ina afWr nsEs .a/jar walk-up. Automatic gas hot wa- "™ ,„ 7 t large bedroom' tar, ds» Ni&lflM tSSmrnn % decorate to cull I acre tot High ecbool al»« grade school p" mo Access to Trout wflCn tiert gtolonee 4«K atr„„_MT 5WI ......... M^!u^^,*toJSfthAai . ar > P*ople, P® 3-41SS, ; gpaea Mating^ " t-TMt__ R—t Hsws M _____ 111 _____ I bedrooms I'/'ba lb* rul recreation room fireplace. bum-ins. 3 enr garage Oven Sunday 9-4 p-te Price 434 444. rt teisa ' TOTrfTLE VfATt 1041 BKRR-tov Washington Park 3 bedrooms gaa heat, basement earaee OIL- , loo. trill fha 4440 da Pvt. ewa-er OR >0131 * ■TLTAN TILLAOB 3 WORMS. tuB hamt., gas hoat. W 4-1W Suburban Living ; „ -vAt I*r Bnt Tour future home to the (CONVERTIBLE 24) j IRWIN DRAYTON PLAINS AREA ttoi>te**Tkr»^~‘7>Se*TL«mln> htoateSMMte^e fenced *ie?'V lake pritUeges Instated SI hate and enctoaad 3 West Huron Btree ONLY $10 DOWN NO MORTOAOE COSTS Open Daily and Sun. 1 to 4 p. WEBTqWN REALTY >71 j. BlVd. LI 3-1331 after 7 p m DORRIS A SON REAt TORS' ' 753 W. Huron Phene PB 4-19S1; Val-U-Way i POR OOOD BUTS AND TRADES i Jr. Executives Cheek tele terse new 3 bedroom I home Drayton Plains area 33; loot living room, very sharp kitchen with bullt-tna carport. 1*4 foot tot^ Require a 41.44* to move , $500 Down Pier a.Sew 3 bed roc free aluminum hoi Choice of 4 different exteriors Include*’ Us acre tot wtte paved $375 MOVES YOU IN $76 PER MONTH COLORED A cosy a bedroom boa* Vary well kepi aad clean in aod ent Wall to wall earpettag to living and dining room. Nice bate ana family kitchen Pull haeemonA . with gae heat. EncUmad frank porch. This cornea wtte extra 5*1 5 Central Avenue. Better call SCHRAM LAKE PRIVILEGES 3 bedroom epUt-ievel of brick construction with targe Using with gae heal, water eoflener. patio melaeid and drooled ea Mate top street PaO price 118.18* STOUTS Best Quys Today, LERA RON SCHOOL , 3-hedroom bungalow with carpeted 1 living room, oattng apse* In kltth-. ea Pill hneement flSahed ta tea-, ty Pin* and completely tiled WHh sate. Large Bear garage Only 1EW RANCH HOMES I rang*. < I hate w i gar* at Oakland County . - -........ - - - ...I as your nrdMem hElA’LT DSCORATRD. LAROE UV- TOUR REST RET IS tng roMB,Man-Stood bedromn. all! . TO CALL__■ g^tSSTigWiS c. SCHUETT, FE 8^38 '^JtffWtoB, jBrni1 wxemt r.-eTBarsst—asEEt. S?hh.S -----nne. anittwa^iunx. PE Jr*455,. tonBHe PE 4-4S94. r.BHBwMOPBHJLk. anLftrtBi'HEw > bedbm. hoube iown r waKiPEW rnang m XMS-, Auharn area- IS*- EE S-SS43 ORTONVILlE VuB6yr'iie~ Itoa fanifllwf Wwm. 1 io^tedi ♦ SaiSinBfcBATH IftifEf'RA 7 .IniSTn wk fn m w>. »a >m> ——-------------- _______ mTm $9,950 Dream Home tltti a kiicbwn mn wam Ml of Wire* iiit-ir -------—----- iWtnf n tjr iad VHn«> • Hup bto- rw“i|. BASS, Realtor Builder _ PE 3-731I a 6000 Buv~poa ~Tou Ucnu home aa longer needed. 4-yoar, 3-bedroom. waltoa-Ovdvks area. Now eehaoL SSW down PE * **11 for -tf-1-****! RN HmOHTO - j be* hainteSt large K wia urao, plastered a paneled ills, oak floors (as neat, torts Nlceto ioe*t* rated, basement, racr , ssvBffwf' Write etceiient tor mBCmBuskW CRAWFORD AGENCY SMW WaMea FE *43** PM«._Piat _______MT 3-1143 : \\ HITtEMQRE SI Large 6-room, glassed porch, lull i basement. oU furnace, automatic water heat, paved street Imms-mate jKMMaekP. Bareatn 45.100. ' *R)NTl'AC realty X 731 Ealiwte ne ateii "WbLVEBDiSVi 3-hedraam atom), «... floers. baiemsak large I lake prtvttageg. . Mir Sehttol. Only 415M4 U «»-« . payment. Mat. v *■” / Dorothv Snyder Lavender EARIMOOR ELfO-three bedroom bungaio ftoara, gat aeai OREEN THUMB ARTIST tor whom only the beet l enough. A dlattectlvely bam* heaattfuily decort precious bedrooms step kitchen B#M---—^ KdTac?.; CUT 9IDB i l k#4room> tare# kitchfi 1 fun jjauatg |ll D»$t III IVAN Wa SCHRd\M REALTOR------FE #42 J06LYN OOK-. IftKITlKU) WIeOTUg UMTTHO UMftCE JOHNSON a TSARS OF SERTtCK 1 BEDR OOM BRICK , .Owners sacrifice. -INVESTORS SPECIAL - "total*raataj u Priced HI only 41.454 w IQMT FAMILY HOME - Ol-; -SB* 4-room and bate wtte lull: U furnace and gas hot $350 Down Small 3 room furnished hemi on Norte aid*. Ideal for couple Vacant , til. No Down Payment .ITi p#r month &*ys everyUiinf fa Mb t l##r- ^— R. f. (Dick) VALUET I REALTOR FE 445311 144 OAKLAND AVENUE OPEN I TO 4 8UKDAT 11 TO I HAYDEN mediat#' #oii»Mtaif 9#m#mk#r 3 Bedrooms Total one# ** ■“* iCM damn A BIO, BX DOOB. HORSES tnd KIDS Plerx> PIRRT OllNmOOD ARIA n»ee $5J60 with $70# d#m im midi ah posanexoK x * >me^ off 7ura#M7I1.3M11 3-BEDROOM ROMB. BxitUiot coadition cant—win show any; Recently ^decorated inside fow down payment’ and ingji ---------- m Qging Iro. ORCHARD ATBMUE Partridge. B THE "iniF TO SEE FAMILY COMFORT * FOR LITTLE MONEY what a ley to awn tela modern home There are 3 large bedrooms upstairs and 2 bedroom* down. Natural fireplace aad ■ attractive toterir --*— city facilities 1 Lake with prtvl of compatible ft bora Oarage, rang* storm* ai edvot. all for and Ml per menu. FARM COLONIAL . Stately columns grace this white remodeled "like new" home wtte -all kinds ef beautiful fruit treoa- ■ and flower beds surrnupdlnx it Lots of room tor everybody, wtxh 4 spacious bedrooms, large den. ■HPNw a Uvtaf r . _ Waterfc Twpbedrooma, lit teg room streamjjned kitchen, paneled Complete with patip and Jl cue nXMS. with terms. Warren Stout, Realtor *w .*ar: PB 4-5334 Ask fur > Evenings Call Mf. ARM N 1C HOLl E-HARGER 434% W HURON FE 5-8183 finely landscaped tolrn home U in jk subdivision. WUI equity at big discount MR SPORTSMAN W* have a vary nice 1 bedn brick raaab la Sylvan City 1 4miB| i. firopteo*. oe large fenced I* walled tat*, h* 4-llM LAKE - 3-ROOM COT-atad and fandshed — MA WALpC Call ere iffiwrt mo. AM .liable 1 7 2 BEDROOMS IOOM HOME. 475 Dec. llth, P* A3*5S It’s E*«y * . Just Dial FE 2-8181 A*V f6r Want Adi eewa m aceepl trad*. ! ; PB 9-MM - HER. PE 4-4413 CLARK REAL ESTATE „ LISTIMOS WANTED 1 144 W. Iterate Open 4 t* I rgr Stoins room nnd d*n**Aii carpeted Basement go* heal end incinerator 3 car garage with; furnace and toilet. Lot unsur-pasrod In natural beauty A* *«• ! ' celient buy *4 only Of-Mg. ' White Bros. Real Estate; . Oft 1-12*4 uvasr miles sou mu m«q « bedroom brick SfM. Featuring plastered walls oak floors, lares , living room wtte fireplace Al boat. Pull walk-out bakement. - 1 ARLENE NT. tee this lovely 3 bedroom brisk-' Irani homo. Oak Itoara. Oas hast, run Saratoga! Only 444* move* yaa la, POR OOLOftED fishing, skating, swimming and boating A wonderful location to rala* your family Only 415 608. KAMPSEN REALTY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE [HANDYMAN smaller I 1MMSDIATB POteteBpSlON 1-5 5 5 fenced, gae circulator beat, water, good neighborhood, la. PUU price, 14,475 Pavj ul 3 hitra—1 raaoh hara* tea*-: r bedroom hae '« bate, large raded tot Juit north at Drayton 1 * cero-ic tlte taro, conmry . bare tec key wUl shew any-1 kitchen, built-in range with ehar-4 nave me xey. wxu tno an. | ^ krM>«r flreptece lovely atole 1 tile antrance hall, gas wed steam arrsjssraiE "SMITH" txMtty pine paneled ret rm. i Ul* floor pa* h«|t add hot | . alum, atormi aod screens, I back yard Owner Iran*- race 3 hedrms large living and Btegrte Model Utetem. d bate, full hneement auto, it add hot water Fated etreet. iventeat tocattoo 41 Me gowa. COLORED BARGAIN btERT — OARAflE — NICE - -LOT ON PAVED... gTREET - 1 BLOCK FROM SCHOOL -- VERT LOW DOWN PAYMENT - ONLY 4*4 A MONTH JIM ' J«s Oakli ' JIM WILLIAMS ■fir—k, igr--- i A. JOHNSON A SONS [.REALTORS FE4-2533 IT/ 17*4 S TELEORAPN 3411 Elisabeth lake Rd PE 4-*»l Eves call OR 34H4- LISTINGS WANTED Lauinger 3-BBOROOM RANCH kitchen said' nraplaee l'» baths I-ear fa- * ra-e Only 11*81* rite taJW i auinobh real nr' iiitiai 1531 WUUama Ik. R*. OB 4-048* 'SJSfENTY >/• •EIGHT fv si; . sfc .: tHE TMiVTi-AC ^EESS, ;,t Hb-HSHAY> DECEMBER 8, 7 Sib Hwr/ ~ ”®NT Baubkrtsd to, 1114 WOT HD* — Nur Webster school. Attrwctlee | Mm IMI (hit to completely IMM. llHI , both. ffoownt kiteNen, glaeeedl la 'HH>, U * —-----------I EXCELLENT CONTRACT TOR For Sale Farms 86; •*>•- HS.lot balance at is. i ror rarma mi ol^ D0 d,Unqu(ncy Orlg- to-ACRE, CORNER FARM. OVER *»> ^ 3.000-ft. road ^frontage^ J^bed-en0™oop°monlf*lll4' per acre. C. PANGUS, Realtor ORTONvnxa 00 South Street NA 1-3111 130 ACRES. 0 MILES FROM DS-H 3.Mto-tt -of lake frontage 1230 — tlrtag room o Bargain Howie, li MW i maploTT up:' cloan rofrlg. and wartwri, 011 up: big picture TV, IHTba-by gnat, round oat tablaa. cnalre, lam pa. gad tablet, UHng nu.. bdrma , cheate and dreaaare. BTtrytUng ,1a uted furnlturo at bargain prlcei Aleo new llytag rms . bdrma., dtnattoa, Sunk bMt, roll-a-awaya, rugi and mattraekai, factory oakdadk. About H pitta. E-Z terms. The Bargain ■OHM. Buv-8ell-Trede 103 R. Cam at La/ayoite. P13 -1043 I - CHAIRS, CONDHtONT reasonable. 1C MWI. 1-PtICI (1ECTIONAL SOP A DIN-Ing tablo and abam. Oai stove and refrigerator, other Items. II LAND (CONTRACTS TO BUY OR . 61 'BUD' Forest Lake Estates Owner will talk' tnrka* < ____—V-K-| TEAGUE FINANCE CO. CHILDREN WANTEDr | ^ <; MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR 11 ROCHESTER ROMEO I. LOANS l» TO 1100 c AUTOS l. LIVESTOCK „ ___________T HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 * WTCK^RSHAM PL 3-3611 ___.j_^ 2 3410 ONLY I14.N0 WITH IlMW DOWN ! PONTIAC LAKE ROAD - 7W5 1 0 acre* with 4-bedroom I aiu house, hues 11 vine 2-Piece . Living Room Suit $89.95 1 beautiful colors Poem-reversible, cushion* 010 down, H a month Bedroom Outfitting Co.. 4113 Dixie Drayton Plains________OB 3-4134 2-piBci custom Sectional davenport, 115. Kenmora wringer-type washer. 130. PB 4-3411 Utar 5 p m._________ . PC. MAPLE BEDROOM SURE. $15. FE 5-0433, 3 months. Take over payment! of 133 month. MA 4-MIO. S PC. SILVER GREY BEDROOM outfit. Double dresser. Bookcase bed. Large chest 2 vanity lamps. All for NS W. Only 43 weakly Pterson'i Furnlturo. 41 Orchard "He could become a famous magician and mind reader! If I just think of soap, he disappears!” Sale Household Goods 68; For Sale Miscellaneous 67 -HP. DeWALT POWER SHOP with stand Like aaw. MOO. 0-palr adjustable steel trestles, lif e Innerspring Mattress . > tablaa. 7NSf^8> i*fe Road Fhona evenings. PE bar. up to the minute kitchen . ***** ....■ ..... , ------ | with bUlit-Uu galore, rear patio, U2X120 BUSINESS PRONTAGI AU toroad hot water heat, many burn Rd. at Crooks Rd Less extraa. This you'll like, call than SIN par foot. Owner. MI, ' I CU. FT. OE REFRIOBRATOR -I -- ---.CLS”— Box Spring Only $14.95 Head boardi. $4.05 Adjustable bed frames, I, Odd chmto. 414.95 Bedroom Outfitting Co. 4153 Dixit, Draytoa Plains__________OR 3-4134 ( UU,_ “5% I to Homlte | ther tool* at S. Telegraph Watkins Lake Area 2-Story Brick tdaal boma tor the tors* family, large corner lot. attached extra' large**iuing room, fire stool and shower In basement. “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 45f Mt. Clement at. FE 5-1201 After 6 p.m. FE 5-8004 WEBSTER age. in Waterford. Older ipadoue 1-room roAldance, toned eommer-; dal. Including rear extra lot for ex. huatoaai loeattonJ Bokm^LaRVto. OR 3-NN. ' Templeton Montcalm’ Street R frontaga with building, a mately OOO 04-- See , ' Seaboard ~ Phone FE 3-7017 1185 N. Perry St. » PARKING NO PROBLEM Seaboard Finance Co. “TVsHEN YOU need $25 TO $500 We will ha glad lo help you STATE FINANCE CO. IN Pontiac State Bank Bldg FE 4-1574 1X13 REVERSIBLE RUOB. 014.05. IRONRITE IRONER, PROVE K Poem rubber hacked rugs. 115.14 yourself that ironing time cat . . Tweed rugi, 130.05. Rug pads. be cut hi half with ease ant ' 04.06, Pearson's Furnlturo, 43 Or- oomfort. Rent an ironrlte for pen , . 1 chord Luka Ave. I nlaa a day. PR 4-3173. Crump 3531 Dixie Hwy. ; ~is-w.-FrrtiiMi» wiardMir jEsssat---------------------:-----,— _____________n 4-3033.__________ KINMORE WRINOSR WASRXR. APT SIZE ELECTRIC RANOE. slightly u*ed. EM 3-6313. " |Mf "** i LABOR DINIlJo ROOM SUITa - 1 i .i.-- —, original edit IIN- VII" Christmas Gift with / Every Purchase l FULL IN. THICK Aluminum comhiuaUon door Now only 133.11 Cush a Carry InotallM Price |31.I5 Federal Modernization FE 3-1493 . Hide-abed........... | Oreaaera. Buy . ! refrigerator, freesir across top. Btoller Miscellaneous Items. line; FE 4-3351. APPROXIMATELY 49 PE 3-3191. 1 furniture. .U(5fi automatic TR 0-0313- | BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY 1 WHERE YOU CAN BORROW UP TO $500 or PICES IN . Pontiac — Drayton Plaint — Utica ASPHALT LABOR DRESSER, ALSO SMALL j * w^towfo^WS?* * P°W‘ , vaulty dresser. 372 W. lroquol.s I | i9QQ||~Qir—aPATB—uim ' . -, Erovr™ua8u:j«*LS»i mi unk w^tSm^/S,"S Wrtwr WMffiSms- Jggu.03 * 1 —^*1* T*rr_*4*>P FN14-. AUCTION, OA 3-3511, AM AN A UPRIOHT FREEZER. Uke new, 9113, OR 3^034___ . AUTOIdATTC WASHER AND DRY-er, used 1 months. Daveno with 3 good slip covrs. Ul 3-3013. For Ilk MIscbIriibous ffHpB Burmeister ; LUMBER COMPANY SN Cooley Lake ltd. EM 3-4171 Open^4 Ml. toTsdkFikte Christmas Bargains n per cent off On all MW rifUM «ud power mOwon and tlllera. of rebuilt used tractors, tillers and mowers. U volt battery ^TSkits' EQUIPMENT * 9901 Dixie Mlonway .. MA 5-1978 ON 3-1f34 DUO THERM OIL HEATER LIES new, heats five rooms. 5445 Dials Hwy. X> YOU HAVE A PAINT Oik decorsting problem? Hundreds of colors to choose from. Interior or ogtonor. See our won paper and matching fabric’ selection. Bony Bros. AU«d Magic no-drta POAKLAND FUEL - FAINT - Orohard Lake Avk. PE 5-dl50 __ toMafIHnaH°V|m-UMjguhr. Cull after I p.m., ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES, all rms.. 1569 dastolu. Full downs, balloons, stars. Bedroom*. 91.94: pSfUh, BIJto, DwHUtofA samples Prices only factory can glyo. Michigan rlnor secant. M3 Or-ohard Lake Are -19 .'URNACE BLOWERS WITH MO-tore. Like new BknAbl. For Sak Mh«H-NW 87 ^ Sale Muscat Uted Trade-In D«pt. SarpM samples II t Nk-iu* , Many to select Irom. Esch ltc Davenport and chair .,.■•.. HM* I Fleet bedroom sot . fN-N bSgS^*1' . - g:8 11” m Mohog. TV ... iN.N THOMAS ECONOMY 391 S. Saginaw__JH USED LUKAlBK 3,pAB.FUR-nacat.3N.mBTU. Deed t winter, almost Uke new. _ 13 B.Farto Bl- » VERY SPECIAL ■w^hjasa- r building !*|am*OreatMt rtild„ucrsSh^.-©ini: speakers. Psrcuseton on bsku man-nalt. Many Ml to shoos* from. Sold eaolnilveiy at Oauaghar'ji GALLAGHER’S u a. Hnreni St SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL BALES CO- ..... 5340 Highland Brt. iMNl OR 3-7593 WALL FURNA43H, SPACE HBATIR. 314 gal, tank. 945. OR 3-NM. WABIOtR. DRYBR. 51N: IMft, TV, 430: 31-Ul. TV. NOW tub*, till: il-ta. TV. IN: 3-po. H5' eoffM table in; »ult, |25; droo leaf la BM."1 BIO ZAO SINGER. HEWING MA chine in wood -caUaRNNH -eoJat'l£m* or" wiRsScept0*54*73 per mo. FE 5-5NT Capitol dewta* Christmas Trees 67A sacrifice for 53N Tp GULBRANSEN TRANSISTOR ORGAN ,S|,. . . With 44 NOTE True Chimes st . . . With Finished Basks 51,399. PI t-NN. cessorles. MV 3-1553 after I p.m. PORMICA. PLUMBING PAINT floss, wiring. Open 7 days. Fp 5-4713. Montcalm Supplv. 155 W Montcalm. (CREIE STANDING TOILETS 518.98 Double bowl sink |1.N ’•-In hard copper N-ln lengths ............. 11c ft. J-pc bath acta with trim 155 54 Whit* or’ colored Factory Inds - Irregulars SAVE- PLUMBING SUPPLY 111 I. Saginaw FE 9-SMS FURNACE BLOWERS WIlTl UK CHRISTMAS TREES, GOOD 81-tectldn. cut Fresh Dally 51.54 up. Branch** Ira* with any purchase of trees or trim. Oakland Orchards. 1 Mile Eaat of Milford oh East Commerce Rd. .___ ■ HOLIDAY EVERGREEN BOPUKlT ] 1 Wholesale to dealer* and retail, House of Evergreens 444 Marlon St. Across from Huron Bowl. PE 3-4355 ' .........j BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH FINS TR0S. Gallagher's Truck , Load Piano Sale ■ESS I K1NDLINO WOOD. 324 B Rent, L’bo Bsl Proy. 87 A ENT, 39 V______________. 25! ’LOANS" LA ROE CRIB AND MATTRESS brand aaw. 919.19. Pterion's Fur- i nlturs 43 Orchard LAkc Avt | ; - 11 tc™t«,uX, TAKE 4-9722 after OROUND LEVEL BASEMENT. 30 i WaUed Lk ■ Birmingham. Plymouth ■ so. Flreproof _For star— —1 — — — — — —- small business FE 3-3411. INCH SOIL PIPE, 5 FT Inch Soil Pipe .... ump Pumps ........ . * AVE PLUMBING 8UPFL1 I month. PE 3 STORE OR OFFICE BU1LMNO. 30x50 Built I ytars ago: plenty of parking. On one of tut busiest striate in town — block and holt weat of Telegraph on Huron Street. Can Lakewood Lane* Bowl-Ins Alley. PE 4-1043. PE 9-0371. MILFORD CENTER OP TOWN LO- Mr. Executive Here's the answer to^your^ho KS1 a voSa^T^! bool, storms and setwant. - Frlei reduced far Immedlot' ON. twfi. Income Widow offer* targe 3-famtly, cop-sie entrances and baths. Oas I apartments, completely ....,, .. ^- Convenient location — ■ale 514.350 Terms WILLIS M. BREWER JOSEPH F REI8Z. SALES MON. 54-00 B. HURON 8T PE 0-1101 tT. After 1:30 I FE USa . FE 4-4135] lac—ie Property 80| THREE-UNIT APARTMENT HUM.! Mart be sold this weak. Real bargain MT 3-0040__________, Fsr SMi Lake Property 81 OAN_OQ._______J antique CHINA CABINET. DIN- 1“t‘<>u®TJ_ «“ ___raj±m ] In* table and 0 chairs Ceil aftar fkoto*. PB I4B5. ____PE ' 3-3251 _ OAK DINBTTB BET., 31" TVTT antique chairs. GARAGE DOORS Pactoiy seconds. tU standard •Ices in stock from 531 and up Electric door operators, folding closet doors, and disappearing We rtv* estimates on gartge remodeling. BERRY DOOR SALES Opan from I to I ' Noon on Saturday 111 S, Paddock TPK 3-0303 40T WATER HEATERS. 30 OAL gas. consumer* apsrtvtd. 5M.60 srr * “ |»M0, toarrwd Cedar Lane Evergi Dixie Hwy (US ______________ aPRUCE BALAAM AND SCOTCH Srog' MIS *at Dttle Hwy. MA S-J178 _ 1 8TAKBs FOR CHRISTMAS TREE tote, MV 11751. ___; SCOTCH PINEB^ 1150 DELIVBRBD Home grown. MY 2-3101. ___ TREE LO* - US' FRONTAOE On busy S. Saginaw St Lights ft ilgns furnished LoU of free parking Call PX MlOl _____ WHOLBSALS TO DBALIRS^ AND ________Kimball Pactory ON nh Eiteaded lor Wed.. Thura . Pri 0 OhrUtms? and Saturday tf‘fWtoS' u ' Mu»«« Co . 1 Farm. I9W ' «g»0P W 4-0095 MA 6-1922 PIANO - HALLET ft DAVIB SPIN ftrt^ Etc. tand LIK3 SOHMER. xxcnoN yum®hgayys«asa&" - JE-Mioo. m mm. BUYLO Unclalmsd Tilt Outlet ' iru TrtV TV 4 INCH BOIL FIFE, 53.55. COP- value. 535.SO and 103 S BAOIWAW »H 5-2455 I t\ -nL, 1UIN . 1 V 2*r L»‘ •pecjol Prices. First1 *i?° AUTO-WA8HBR—56b“ g Aft Y • 915 E. Walton Quality 13x11 douEe sinks. MOJO, i 3*3 Orchard Li. Arp, - H, A^jgorTyp#T-i condition. 935.]_ PE 3-3311 t| INSULATION' PIANOS ^"tjjhulv* Dealer*01* . LKW BKTTBIILY MUSIC CO ,iros« fiora Birmingham Theater 9-4003 Tyfijftyg^UI 0 «•. l’SED(jR6ANSALE Market, toil " mam ft. i CONN Organ slightly nsed. guar- RocbetWr. OL 3-1511 _ anteed Uke netr^ ■" ' HAMMOND Spinet tod speeker cob ^Chrktfnfts Gift^ 67B l.Vm,t’,SS-^’o?S75. - ALs%o^ffir““K°“u,,TT , .-v stall organise for WWJ Radta aim . A8rtm3PtJF?k L^Va&yte fKr.'SS" a.^W «!!?T&TtoJG5?Sare «4«5 Dixie Highway Phone lift MlMOrt pSSaysTW I 0.1031 or OR 3-Ofn. Deuvwod uraiOHt"PUN6^lTT5iETZARi Signature Up to 34 month* to repay PH. KE 2-9206 OAKLAND Loan Company WILL BUILD 8TMIX8 FOR LEASE I » FonMac Stote Bmak 81d«. _ ’ ^gtota^tar. Dixie Hwy. st | LOAN'S $25 TO $500 i mm- QR 3-6101. I ABOUT ANYTHINO YOU W | FOR THE HOME CAN POUND AT L ft 8 SALES. OPEN' 34 MONTHS n P 4 miles E. of Pontiac OIL SPACE HEATER AND TANK. -1 —i; Refrigerator, 536 : 30" alec- e (toy*, 545; Washer, *30; venport and chair, 135; Oat *35: 21" TV, 540: Dining t with china, 550: Studio A. Thoexpcon, 7040 Mao Wert ' POOL TABLE WITH ALU- I 5457UPE ° **• E“- CMd All t: i, Call - Bsiinoii OpportHnity 59 Partridge I On J signature o heights on Auburn. WCX)D LOVER? service la fast, friendly and help-, ful. Visit our office or phone ! FE 6-4131 HOME.& AUTO j LOAN CO. N. Ferry at. Corner E. Put* | LOANS $35 TO 5900 1< BAXTER ft LIVINGSTONE — - —------ M. A. BENSON £» RUOB 51 95 ! ___Pontiac fK 4-3551 _ ASPHALT TOLE » ' fc ' KITCHEN CAiMNkT* «N)ft: -BUTLO- rt^r iat . ..AfwJlS *eretched. 43" model. 155 value. BUYLO’ TILE 103 8. 8AOINAW 544.5* whUe they last. Terrific 30 WOOD STORM WINDOWS AND ! values on *4" and 44" models. 'screens.''Phone OR 3-1551. 1 • Michigan Fluorescent. 353 Orchard M iTORM WlMlOWi—cftA* | AVC. - 5.........._ ■ ___ Tolletand lavatory, good condl- ■ LIONEL TRAIN LAYOUT, . I- ... tlon. PI 3-0030. __ | Itrtnx banjo, eon sole radio and P^-mNvm^Tntoudwr | lrto lags tlijmsil.____ I fiS. ffi nA kp OL SEWING MACHINES. WHOLESALE 1 Laundry tray* and atand ind i.u-1 .. L*!iL__ , to on. Bow, used and repossessed, j ceta. 91* 05. Cash and earn. MEDICINE CABINETS L A R O E Over 75 models to choose from. SAVE PLUMBING | IF mirror, slightly marred. 53.0A Prices itart Singer portablee. 1173 8 gaglnaw PI tvllOO Lge. selection of cabinets with or *’*“ - «ater?-oLASdONEO ----------I Wtrtcb*8 im QrcbtHl Lb. Rd. ^ oPwDFlTnriTft J °^wMAC!.rS!KSL cSSfTSi wmbt”1* mmu AClfE ARTIST CORNET RCA (Ho phonograph. lleywood-W i* - SpineL wotowt MILLER — Bptnrt W*. Apt stse walnut Spirrt Mahogany JQ OL— -and reltnlsiod. BpvelaUy 5*8S2i“' “BIG, BIG” SPECIALS 5 TV. I H GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance Corporation of Pontiac B. Saginaw Bt. 3 p.m. 143 Cbarokea, bat. W. Huron and Veorhela. 1 SPECIAL 5 X 13 RUGS. 634 65 McLeod Carpet. Woodward at Square 535 55 I Lk. lust biilow Ted's. FE 2-1701 . 6135.001 TABLE, 4 CHAIRS OREY. POR- 5155 55 lamps. brooder house, 1,3** chick captc-tty. OR 3-51M, ' SKATSS ___OR 3-076* BELL ft HOWELL S MM MOVIE camera. lype-A niter and Weston. _ggg- r CH1CKKWINO OR AND ~ Ri BUMPER FOOL T til K. A t ! diUoned and reftntohod. Bp*a« ■hope, regulation ttoo tlrt. Juke oiicon box and records, 4* RPM. A t; Price* include .guarantee, mat... .hape tlto Sunbeam mlxmastet. log beoch tuning and delivery 1' extra hltacnmenta. Uke now. *4*. >_____ . FB A43IS _____ I LEW BETTER'-Y MUSIC CO HOY'S SOCKET SKATES S1ZB I ^mj^from Birmingham theater irogdeofc mirFm'MSN. m*ep voura a musical noiir CROCHETED DOIUKS POT HOLD. - *** beau ere and aprons PI «-*I10 J«l setocUon c CHRISTMAS CANDLES ASSORTED rt I-3M* n 3-4*53. CHICAGO'ROLLER 8KATM. WITH 50 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON boxed OirUtmas cords. Rsduccd prices on Inventory clears-— — *••'“i register. g“ -----'- 45-gallon oil bet water—Dotoo. with 230-gallon oil tank Boo In operation. PE 4-05*1. OIL FURNACE. I YEARS OLfi * L —J * prieo. f~* 1 1. *W Mto s UK Forbee Printing . Supply. 45*0 Dirt* Hwy . Pontiac state Bank. OP open evenings until Chrt# COOLEY LAKE I. leaving data 'oxbonvTake SSK- WASHTENAW CO. TAVERN - HOTEL Imported droll — *** *--plu ITS Send for our FREE Michigan | Business Oulde. Partridge ! and Assoc tales Businesses thruout Mich. MS W. Huron,______FE .4-3581 TAVERN FOR SALE IN PONTIAC. ’. reasonable. For details write ,; Box 03, Pontiac Press. | ‘ Oakland County Bars lass c - Gross 550,000. Class B ! Oroas 009.000. Tavsrn. Orosa 94*.. I 000. Tavern. Oross 949.900: Tavern, Onto* 919,000. Down payment from 10,0*0 to 535,000. With real estate ur good, it*** * v„„ an I interested In a I Credit Advisors STEGLER good housekeeping sitop i Gas and Oil Heaters j Of Pontiac ! Twtog the heat lor half the coat, t 51 W. HURON PE 4-15551 Trade nowTSo money down. 61A BEAUTIFUL BINDER, CONSOLE thick’s, PE 4-3530 ot MT 3-3711. , model sewing machine, walnut TWIN. SUE RED COMPLETE. , I itt-tw-i-T t-rkiiYi i-in-DTC hardly used. Take on 531 Child's rocker. Junior size pool BL DGET \ OUR DEBTh I balance or payments of W per j table. FE mil I 1 CONSOLIDATE BILLS-NO LOAN* !5 OROANO saS MEW CONN "CAPRICE" OROAN8 1 Music 14 g ’ Road across from to* Tol-Ri Shopping PVnver. FE 54041 IANO TtlNiNO- OUCAR OCNMlDl — NE 34117 0 NINO AND REPAIRINO :# OIRL8 ICS SKATES. SIZE 1. 19 lW<1 ValEI »iir| ygft *21S' m s SAOttAW ' FE 54373 •la* il N. Football shoes sis* USED HAMfiOND ciitOAN f MAN 0. 53 EM 3-4S47. __ «»1 With II bees pedal, touoj be OIRLA U5ED 34 IN SCHW1N BIK1 “*• * ** Polaroid 159 camera CHU after ' "..nii.imss u> 5:30 P,B1- EM.3-4430. , : (sRINNELL S OIRt S HOLLER AND PWUkl ft I Ssgmaw ________R MW 4 kld ,* •°> • “O WTO TROMBtlNE POR SOY I C,- —» 4fefa»aaciwv sarawssctopjmw .hilly eoat. tom 11-1* 09*. " .... reorw. Before 5 PE 44035. 1 OAK DESKS. 1 LARGE MA LIONEL TRA& Mouift#> IfiTO fit wmn ‘“■ffi"pEwrit5rrt*w* p«fj MU. Olrl's 30-In. bike with training -------------- , . wheel. Tom Thumb typewriter. AMP PORTABLE WELDER 1 Layout fur HO train. OR 1-3340. _P>ranttad an 1 ton truck. OR 3-0531.-I roOLTASLE |J PIN BALL MA- 1 ficturI irfiiSpw'IrTTH alum-inum rtorm. 53*56. Mark N^oiit- MortKRge Loans 62, Special cnKiri, ‘“Sky* Used Trade-In Dept, j !nSf BROWN LIVINO ROOM SET. KEN-■ more washer, dryer. FE 4-2M1 {BRAND NEW WROUOHT bunk bods complete with . I mattress. NON. Also Get Dut df the Rut! Consolidate your debt*. Let us sisursunss: -—■—, y0Ur home.* You reasonable good •. VSotSZB Is at big (Bs- ANCHOR FENCES no money down. PHA tooror _ FREE E8TXMATE8 fit 4-7471 ___ s.n.,1, r-r.n— A«JALUNO ALL ACCESSORIM, toSrti aa“ PI S-*35l *“•^^uwotor. i TTWWlYSTEOALS 1EEF AND FORK - HALF AND ! »i In. 4x0 A3 birch 41345 quarters. Opdyke Mkt. PE 5-1541. In. 4xk V-giooved mahug. OH BARGAINS " **"*""' —... —. Vgroove-1*12 sheotlna 54 nor m. Fauelyte counter topping. gtrl'b dot LIONEL T 30 gat hot Water hooter. 547.50. ] year warranty. t-ocac ■* ss.nin?“j? wtf awn __________________________lD_ CO, 1439 Baldwin Ave. PE 34543 PLAYER PIANO. POWER SAW. good condition, reasonable. OL irsr lui machine PK4-71M • ADDING MACHINES PROM 116 ■tth 1X11 hoard and aatra.. PK 337 g BAOINAW n 54ISI tail Board 1 a-wJ>. -• __ LIONEL TRAIN BIO FREEZER REFRI PSmT&»ssz i gs^jSowa i Michigan boat PE 4-9191._| Including 1 year parts Wananty ! IRONRITE mONKKt. FULL S .. I.... 1 olds! U AND *39 FORD ; Free service policy. Mahogany, j, Floor models, demonstrators. 5188 ! re scant, 383 Orchard Lk. .. coupe, Swap or tall, UL 3-4493 Walnut or Blond Console * 2**£ar^wl®r' ,1M vw*^Iee ! ■6tT~JlR*i¥!~*)*^4: —£. -a— nnnn I Tvo ysits to pay . | 131 N. BAOINAW PE 54140 j puns Also soino toys d»y« »*«* ** «*bh. WILL SWAP AUT6 PARTS FOR »TB*. l VE 5-0305 after I VLagI‘“I LAEE Unt, 61.00*. Ot. DN * 535 { Lake Sherwood i beautifully conceived area uf ortrlrtsd year-round take homes nly 5 alias from the Highland tog. Are* Make your sito-aoloc-lau NOW!!! MU 4-1755 530.000 Includes 1 bldg. 55 000 plus h»> uuwu STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac B D CHARLES. REALTOR 1711 B. Telegraph PB 44931 HAGSTROM MU 4-3046 GROCERY. MEAT. I D M ___i. i a—. 31 Bddy. ft MAN’S II-LR. AND V ft. bowUdk iw bags tlt sach n 4-88*1. iiuiiauT 3acat.’ iKdra roller ekotoe ft-4947 ofler • 71 NKW TOTS. Hit gam**, pussies — lure, Morgan's I ---------Avenue ms ssi —r—: ............. RIP “ ^ only factory authorized batch —------J rtfice# ta Oakland iod Matomt, Cbrts*. or fo&ury 'r7tjP cash rotate'* _______ ■ Morgan's Variety store. 311 p^aBr itfliflTIKI » Priced for a qutak sale VALLEY 8Q8INyiti«UEIW9i 74 Auburn Avt- PE 4-1197 SMITH ool^iTfrFBwiiWEN -ought b Mi 5# IRD'8___ f. LADIES COATS PIONEER RADIO SXLL1NQ ouf- *x>?-**“!i____________19 8. BAOINAW 1 ;?r Jir'.ursr. c.s?k.;.*d,,°4 [ ww -1. FI 5-1756 eoft drink aarter and kftshtn POLAROID LAND CAMERA ~ CaSP* 9-10*5 CASH FOR USED TV#, RADIOS. LADIES ISO BABB’ ACCORDIAN -r.\C(£\£ table >llo* f M .J 23 Inch console Pele- --rv.sioos, Stereo HI-FI, Rggdrd wnr. wasners ... . —white. Trod* tor 14 or , pieveri. washer#, dryers, refrlk- 1 It. apt. e*i store larger aluminum boat. PE 5-33*5. j erator# and freezers. From 55.M Sofa bed and chair . — *™ weekly pay- Dgvahjjwt^and^chalr 'Firestone store j Odd Ooc! chairs ’ m— ... • West. Car and cash 01 High. Christmas Gift with Every Purchase bell OWWftK bmall equity 1b 2-bKdroom home, (or nouie* trmiter. OR 3-iMi DRYER 8WAP AT f W f JOSgPK FPRW1TURK_ Health reason for telling Only 1 TRADt *M PONTIAC POR rtjj-4.M8 down Dishing for 4-room house OR “. R.HAgTROM UiSrustmuag ™.................. ’FLOW BLADg AM OIL ».»x. PE 9-3837. ___________ SUMP PUMP. OE MOTOR. 578.50 value. 539.95. marred. Drop well, shallow w«U pumps, tr~~"^MUHHm Michigan Fluorescent. PORTABLE TAPI RHCORBR. ft RCA 45 PORTABLE RECORD pfayer. 139 l boys' and I « ' rink roller ikates, 910 each. -icsasaa-1 1* wr. rimm_ 55 DOWN _ ALCOA | w Iwwtwufo' Miai»r"ih ,-—ALUMINUM. SELF-STORINl - ■ MHK STORMS SCREENS , 8LA«'irEteid«ts§oi* «»wino ----I 2ZK±F&-2i DEL-U-XE-TWO-TRACK; -----gal TRIPLE-TILT ACTION!■ rite, good cond. PE 54578 sewing. Take T payment ^ Suburban Property S3 , H. P. HOLMES I\T If ACRES wtth I room hom* ‘Oa- -yaw and stable Property has 1 W**1*, tB&mtto* tor, lolto... ' WIHW Id p«M rood. Price' re-: duced, flood term# Bally poase#- 15*0 DOWN. 9 room., bath. Largo | tot. Itotod road Owatr moved to Ftorfia. (tab 99.09*. mov# right; 4*00 Highland Road 1MM1 . < >NTOtC _______ OR 4435* FE •WOO oftor 0 1 nr 00^*80.. drt to*m baas* to Romao are* Bus t’i acre# load, rtaM*. 611.000, j WiFi* LAPEER ROAD. FE 1-1553' Pfl» m» Lflto M $400 DISCOUNT HMtiir^&ea?j uSSoB •“ WkS Clarkaton are*. MT 2-3191. I ■Wflcnord Hills' Estate “LET'S TALK BUSINESS^— Cleaning Plant Complete equipment for over SIMMS volume. Fine 1-bedroom apartment. Proper-W and an priced below market value. 515.900 will handle. Hardware and ' Sporting Goods Pa rtnerthlp going * • little > tout. Over tao.Mv per year Priced tor teflon. Pinza C.t'SdWTt&W apt— — --*■ *“■ For Sale Cloimng 64 PEN'S SUITS. SIZE 31-3*. 31 i nrnuerson St. ■ 3 FORMALS, SIZE I TO II. LIKE | new. FE 4-5548______ _ rISS W&lSni. surr. ne v er" worn, elk* It. Hi. UL 5-3415 ' BOY'S SUBURBAN JACKET. EEC *98: Oas and electric ...IP... bod, all priced tor quick .sal*; Wc buy. sell and trade, Trade-In Department, ^Pearyg'^^g Qr- PRIOIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANOE! bargain. Ml MftO. pjcfiii 65 A I fancy it ofil of only ALUMINUM zww« jm® urn rmtgQt s=- ‘IM1 IV oanel. I ORANOEEBRO FIFE ft WTTlNC I xSaUy 8 kcVlf p!m! < _. Fridays, Sundays 1 p.m -j HiFLTV— flUftiao ftfl children# lormoli. maternity FliiEZERS - UPRIGHT FAMOUS 31, name brands, scratched. Terrific , j value* 8140.95 whit* ftw h No phone-ordrr# please. Mlchli Fluorescent, 353 Orchard Ll *fta» 9 p_________ Sale Sporting Goods 74 OAUGK SIX SHOT BOLT AC ” BULMAN HARD WAR l H*° £ie^P^rCMA1R 1546 EuAeetS*LIL**ITS .54171 -SjCTSTW—rriTSiiiihW OPEN DAILY TIL I: BUN. 84 Dim-gliters------------ untlqu* colic* tart*. Pi S-M9K I f?(g * TQYJ9 AHD BABY p6RRmnn; -----RHiltTM wt»-w*L wTSwrii- : fawmFTuid*c*1_ UF TO ton OFF ON HEW AS- end *0* monlh ropply rt fowl sorted to;#, sad auwtort .lulled jmw m animal# 1411, levoely._■ 59c WUi Bold *tt| Chrlrimai UNDERWOOD" TYPEWRITER AP- 'HURT'S FETMlMT PR Mlu , pro 1 imdi B**t offer 1919 SOSIW AU.WWB MUi IBMl Walden. Off loehaftuw. 1 n«« and used Antlqim and mod- Cameras and Equipm’t 70 DARE ROOM OUTFIT. COMFUTR 1 "wtfficdtojtotoSgt federal •nfenwr, good eon-' had, etc Reasonable jagmn n - —* -ft3-ww. ___________I.. Atftagk Wi * ■nru'wiaft. Menhir Leech, lO liiiq; 999. tan- Sale Musical Goods 71!' SXLVERTONE TABLE , plcturi 919. OB OB-135, watt. Deluxe ityllng. brand-new A perfect gift for the HI-FI bug. . EM1-1M0 after I PJU.___ ' SELECTKm Priced -tor qu Opportunity Shop. ORINELL BABY ORAND PIANO! and jWpkrt Jdl.. grtrta rom- hollduy« uftor Dec, if .cSrtn. blond *orn«^*tabi*. *Su I om a bargata! ' ' 4-9360. . . 1 GRINNELL’S POOP qagWlHff ! 311. SMtaov ■ FE Vb 10 ! I PROM otoeiri* *1 913 Soy* [table tl Furrttar Bert bur In y# Open 4-11 p m. Make 0: MICHIGAN BUSINESS I OOOD USED CLOTHINO FOR ALL I famUy. Coats, holiday- drOMW. 1 (At, to mam#. Household goods. ___itlque£ Resale 30 0. Josephine off W. BLOOMFIELD g ** -tax toU Uagtt ^t. #rc „.‘%}T'MSSl11. TOA 7 ALL ________________ru urn FarlfliBlcjrcIta 9t * USED BICYCLE. 49 A UP. NEW I Mkss. *MJS sad up. Otar 100 to cboots from. Scarlett s Bike and fMtjr Shop. ME. Lawrence FE Boats and Accessories 97 ForislaPits ■y-S1 Jgffig ^ AKC REGISTER Xl> FOODIE PUP pita, will Twjd lor Chrieusoa tsar termini mw. »KC REOWTEREb TOY POODLE ' itt. BBd. C~ - — —1 EC REOuBTXRED TOY POODLE B tn----- aEE S“*“,m "IIHHAwMhl! Poodlt pupa, b OR 4-13W._________________ AKC SOOTTU ' ftUN. US. Dfc-j parity Will hold UI ChHatmn*. ORl- Auction City. •174 Auburn. ! I block aouth of ..., : Qpdyk* Brad AwnowTpmblc saleThad- Ity Michigan. prl and Sat S 00 boat. 4S.S; ___ PE 4-1144 between 1-4 p.m._ i-FT. Mdr~SOAT. 8tlLL AMO sail* la amd ssadlUoa. Stst *f-fwOSWOt _______________„__ A Perfect Family Gift wnKp Iwn1 14S1 Whlttboust Boat! Bit airinga aa ntw and ttaod Boau-Motora-Trslltri CRUISE-OUT BOAT SALES ;*QMKT " « **hi pas s»». By Kate Ossnn For inly Cars 1960 "CHEVROLET lovely convertible! Row Is BS lint to buy lb UbimHi. Qy—toy earing* wt For Sfla Cara 106 iSSS , CHEVROLET BEL* AIR J- I door. V-S, lull print *3»6 Bo | ‘ money down. can Mr. O'Brlsn. 4 credit Mar. st mi s-isfo bir- J MINOR AM • RAMBLER. SSB B 7 WOODWARD 1 “ For j 106 For Solo Cars sad contrasting red Interior Dae-jBag la fad word I Powerful MS . . horsepower VI engine with auto, toi Stalls trsMptssloo. YOU must It| I wi > i-n SLY $2495 Crissman •teerlns Ur.utlful 3 unit | rhlte finish. Avid, mission, ear Has money down, lull Sint tie*. Assume payments ot 124 per month. Call MR. WHITE. CREDIT MANAOER ! Krni Auto Bales. m ». gaglaaw / KSk .ant r fmatlt tn ' 'new. Ms ROCHESTER , _____ MP. OPEN EVEB. TIL S OL 4-4141 j gf,effif'S.'nwwBmh" 'M CHEVROLET iMPALA TO £aLE8 ^540 OAKLAND W-WALLS SHARP!! dlo, hem tit. excellent condition _____ pwiir, MA 4-im. Van Camp Chevrolet Inc. { lULPOUP V MI? VMM 1HV 4-bOOCBfATION WAO-on.^S-cyimder,^!tandard trsnt- Just Make Payments ’AS CHEV . 3-DR . S2S6 —1 mo DUa dsn. 14th Mr. Bell. PE M63* 1 Bled, si Auburn_ Wufi LLOYD'S Used Car PLAZA ft Cary Make Yonr Own Deal Cbtrjrs, '4J- I1S0 444 a PonUaes 4S-'4>-'43-'M - Pardo. ‘4k to M . _ Packards. ’sa-’M-fi] 1 Pickups and fte 4 Cadillacs. WflL'II. , satw Bta Wagons 4S Pord, M Studs | gpwy-Wnandna arranged. 100 other1 S. wSr.1 mo. late models and Irens specials I Hr Parka at ECONOMY CAWB 33 AOBPRN | 41 PORD 3-DR.. OOOD RUNNJNO j --r- —* -■—- -*— -I*— 1 Inder, radio, ha 4I4S. 06 4-3417, _ 44 MBTROPOUTAJ4. RED whits, eery clean, fun price aau-v surs-----------l No money down. Call kdr * V - ,P»L A.<*9^0. tw j Brian.,Credit Mgr. at UI S-JPO*. , ^ , O* 4-4427. ______ HIKMlNOHAM-RAMBLER. SM B YORKBR! 1943 POlD. S-DR . RADIO AND WOODWARD. • - &StsrL oeerdrlec, good shape ' sharF s* LARS. A fbbdfaVsS 1133 Meadowlawn PI 4-3443. miiee to gaf., eongUkHi new. will 1414 FORD PAOtLANt. RADIO i trade. 41.W: _ and heater, power titering, like ! MAZUREK MOTOR SALES new, 44M. SUPERIOR AUTO i SOUTE gVD. AT SAOIWAW 8ALKS 440 OAKLAND______; ___1S4I MERCURY COMMUTER. i BEATTIE uTnSft' MOTOR IALBltIne 80 FALCON. *Dt Reel Sharp »io» AT THE STOPI.IOHT IN Wmterford 5IH DIXIE HWT _ OR 34291 lIlY MR# ' FAlj^LANE* '5f • 4- door hmfdtop V-8 enclnt. Tor do* metlc. power • tiering White —" Moe tfln —‘ — * radio mad heater.* white ---------------»1905. ____ _____ MW. ’55 DeSOTO •tee ring, 3*tone coral i - .. , . . ; no. 1860 j2-Pr. Hardtop witji auto.! I tl*birm- trims., radio, heater and j qiO^AM. MX 4-3714. ' IT V-». 3-DOOR, N OPEN P y. MY 3-1 aic COLLIES,! AUCTION SALE POR A STOTT Now e tao ttme 4a trade to e SCOTT by McCulloch ----- that aka the pees -HP. Make your deel Up to a BCC AKC trecSKUNDS PO* CWRfifr mat—Terms Jamor'e, PE S-4434 iWtt * Wilt* numHo ijwrrofm hEIDAY .......7 P.M. u.. QR MMt. SATURDAY.......7 P.M. B^WrDeidC<&lcgn.d8PAWM- '!SUNDAY ... .. .2 P.M , 3B1 S. Bat^maw ~ _ VH A-UI11 opes Brat aid Bos. Pleaty Parkins . Boat msttSANc* - 3 rikft c*n ' “Father, guess what! Norman asked me tar s lock of my hair to attach to his car radio antenna!*’ Sals Used Trucks 103 : For Sals Cars ii j tram heater, -whitewall tires. $445 V 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 4144. 4-ha 4144. lthn 4*44. i&Ljrutito. vr*r. mr tend, wtl Ml MMB. ____________ ■ CU+H tVlhniM. S WEE&S AT Christmas aU males. 44 each iff MW. _________________| OEEMAW sttEPRERD KWfi PURNimiB A APPLIANCES | door rstsas evert auction i NEW MHRCHANDMS CAN sk 1 PURCHASED WITH NO DOW* I 11 A 44 MoinRjTTO PAT | fXzi&imo B & B 1 AUCTIQN 5009 DIXIE HWY Lunch Room Open Every Auction Asrnsn from Drayton Pin Ins "Mew Shopping Cantor _ Sale House Traders » COME TQ SANTA S BOAT HOUSE BraUas * iu» Baglnsw WE RANDLE ALL PINANClNO ■ 1*44 DODOE. RADIO A HEATER. ----oor .Wagon with autfe. "tegtnn¥, PE t^3i4 " trant.. whitewall t i r e *. Of 144* FORD PAtRLANE CONYERTI- Onp-ntvripr - ni* ■now white PordomstlTms-l '-/ne.owiirr. heater, whitewalls, la tseel- 1 (PCQC I condition priced ta go at tpOiyO 232 S. SAGINAW WALLED LAKE ha 4-4411 'I* CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT coupe with V-S PowergUde tram . power steering nod brakes. Slleer blue flnlah, U,M0 actual miles EXTRA BltARP! *1.4*4. NORTH CHEVROLET. CO_. 1000 SOUTH , WOODWARD ATE.. BIRMINO-RAM. IC 4-4734 . . | CHEVROLET II LDOCBL OOOD transportation PE 4-4301 after > B-W. Ii Jft “ * i. 1340 FISCHER BUICK, INC. SOS 8 WOODWARD BIRMINOHAM ___MI 4-0100 I; USED CARS i«8 TO 4400 NO MONEY DOWN. QUEEN AUTO BALES. IV B- 8AOINAW CI.EAN SO FORD FAIRLANB • FE 2-9131 'll OLDSMOBILt "It" 4-DOC bet gray with ted trim nab One-owner carl Stock No ll 11.046 with BAST TERMS. NOR' CRBVROLET CO.. 1000 S. WOO WARD AVI . BIRMINOHAM I _________4-im.______________________________________________ p£rdomatlc^power ewerlng^power ; 1SA4 OLDSMOBVE *-POOm 4URP- r* - edl^flM1. SIT nigltt Just Make Payments 54 FORD. 3-DR' 41*4 r only 417 mo- Duo Jan.. 15th d-RAMBLER ____. Credit Mgr. M)0 BIRMINOHAM - R ■ s Woodward_________ CHEV BEL" AIR HARDTOP good condition 4000. FE ’57 FORD srt. with auto, trans., radio and'heater, white- 'SBjgMT I* do« ^Full'price. 1i*0 Call Mr. MUrghy. Credit Mgr. FE S-MM. * I Allen. Credit Advlfcwi, rw . ■■■*. STANDARD i Bddle Btoele VoIusm MArt-Bet sell FB i*»4 OLD8MOBILE. RADIO AND ter. , automatic . Tranemteitirn to Wall tires, excellent eoodt-. full price MSS. Aeeume pey-ite ot *» per meMR. CAW. _____________________t 'WHITE CREDIT MANAOER NtYV JOHNSON I0M. 34 horsepower, in* s OWENS MARINE BUPPUEB 300 Orchard Lake Aee PE 40448 -. JCiP'TROUt.. VWHEEL DRIVE, power tskMf S winch. mmM condfttoe. 47*0. Jeep dtepetcbrr. > make offer, wheel balancer, new '—■ ~ fslw*i4. _r ^et^aad huadao. 14 a— __ KmBlEC a Doras lie srafft IBM, | mame, i wosj— ~ •emtpaU Awe Call ad iiiiiffww dOODKlX TRAILER BALER at* 8 RoabaeMr Bd. Pt 4-44*4 | ffUYERB WAfnNO WE NEED TRAILERS WE CAN _ ___ belljour^Bn-EHOM^ORj g Kmjigtee iS oa vtS Transportat'i Offered 100 « txoiMt Amum, LOt an |fiM lu Francisco San Dif|o 'WORLD FAMOUS BulMwre of * TRUCK-TRAILERS Balaa a Perries New end Used COMMERCIAL wall tires. Sharp! $895 2S2 S SAGINAW FE 2-9131 1 44- 4V i« PORDg—CHEVB "V DN. . Lloyd Mtr Bales. Inc.. PB 4-4131 ISM FORD STATION WAOON Clean Inside and out. A dream corns true (or a terse family Only *444. Call Mr. Marphy. i Credit Mgr. PE 3-44It. Bddlt IMS •BtTICK ELECTS A 4 DOOR MBtORAM __ jS* FORD STATION WAGON. RA* j hardtop. ThU ear boa ererythlng ; 1*4* CHIVY ML AW HARDTOP dIO a HEATER PORDOMATIC Ajow boat Take It ™upe l-owner, eery alee. PE ABBOLirm.Y NO MONEY; PB 3-7044 PULL money down Auuma t iiei 1**4 CHEVY PO lTi R OLTO* ^ «gamof».tRadio and heater. 1*4* " chevrolet impaLa- con .ruble V-S engine, powergllde. —'rr. whitewall llna --------. _ , ____ White with rad trim ij m me. „Ose Jesjllk L Rock ife 1131 Only 41.S4A Easy AMO. 4*» Rell. PE *4*3* terms NORTH CHEVROLET CO.. MB 8. WOODWARD AYE. BIB* MINOHAM. MI IS FORp7vicfORIA. AUTOMATIC. toeUent EM 3-00*1. Stuart Con* ■DOOR*. EBONY 1*64 OLDSMOBIUS;^43 WEM^ItO !s°°South<’Sghmw, Ve 4-4414. * OLDS? WHY NOT~TRY SUBURB BAN-OLDS'i MB I. Woodward. Birmingham IM 1-4488. Mr OTIrtut. CtwdU tier st Ml S-3SM BIRMWOHAM-RAMBIIR 80*8. WOODWARD, Just Make Payment* sway tor $1*0* FISCHER BUICK. INC SOS * WOODWARD BrRMlNOBAM hEPORE 7 CX oodid >!6kik '''.gut J** TVmjrt BUICK COR VSR TIKE. BA* ■P_____ ___TRADE. BEK US BILL SMITH USED CAM. 140 B. SAGINAW. PE 4-44*3._____. CHEVROLET 1*4* 4-DOOR S-CTL-Inder. OR.4-1*84. , ——~ 1144 CSaVROiXT STATION'WAO- i per mo Can Cre PORD VICTORIA. STICK. • end heater, special today Murphy. Credit Bddle Turner Port Dags Trap—9, PaartWT» and Rentals CARS TO NEW VoRk i ___anri bsiyhawat r* ibb | , LKAVINO FOR PHOENlSr ARL | i! _ .... DBTRorr WATCH OUR AD SATURDAYS m cheyV I TOH V AN ll*F Dee tl. BPOrw BltTITANY PUPS. MURARYH 'Jm'wm omT BeV sad .er««* MJTQWHr^O g I B6 ! Lots Road. Prap- i PjToew.. return lion PB 4-7444 ; 1 w~ui '«■ j SissFSS ,7Dgg-g&c» ns?-1 KrjfflTNSir*^. >l0® I 4-TWK). Htrold Tum«*T. Ford . ’g1----------------------------------- inpit*.'5”i South price 43*4 Assume payments p< 113 per mo , CALL MR WHITE. CREDIT MANAOER ..... King Auto Bales W BQ4M 1*4* CTEBYROIXT IMPALA SPORT Cadillacs ■ s? cS^w *CT b“‘i : WILSON l PONT IAC-CADILLAC * 1350 N. ' Woodward RIRMXNORAk MI 4-1438 PE S-MM 1 South Aegttu •52. FS TRACTOR MM OaOon ssmbga* maker Eredl* meter sod on air 44M DOWN ’56 CHEVROLET 4-teR. u-rt stake I speed 84M DOWN *55 GMC Mon” »LlR raa, Itn gate S4M DORIS *55 CHEVROLET 81*4 DOWN 30 OTHERS TW Chaaee (tern rERMa - SPOT DEI 1 VERT I960 CHEVROLET Race along the open- hlghwi carefree and gay ernh this IN PALA HARDTOP 4-door . count. This elUtealn# sold *oi telde and out Company Ci every thins necessary fo $950 | Larry Jerome ROCHESTER PORD DEALER OL MW ” __' 1S3S FORD PAttLANE. REAUT1-' 3-tonr Blue Plnlth. radio i ana heater, excellent condition. No money down, full price 13*4 Assume payment* of 414 44 per month CALL MR WHITE CREDIT MANAOER ms_Auto 8*1*1 II* 8 Bngiasw SO PALCON BABY'TERMS BEATTIE MOTOR 8ALBB. toe. 1447 Itorcnry Monterey 4-Door. Reel sharp. AT THE BPOTL1 OHT IN • OR >-14*1 r PORD FAIRLANB too VIC->rta. Original eoral and white uy It today at a tremendous .rings. 47 40 par w*aRLCaUjfa. lurphy. Credit Mgr PR 4-4441. & .JME weekly Call Murphy Credit Sr, PB I; BAdte a»e*to. Feed. 14M CADIUAC COUPE De VILLI hillj^ower. etc. eood. 44.4M Ml Par hit Uvwfatk tlLLf'dOAT* SERVICE AND UVE- stock 7441 Pixie Ewy.___ ftsTi^aaaTMAa^okrt. Mn»- lature ghelland MW. weetorn eaddke, 41M, MU 8-BW*___ Sals Farw PradHca 86 APPLES EXC QUALITY Parkhurst Trailer Saks ! - FINEST IN MOBILE LIVING -Fenturing New Meon — Ownmo-VMMto - Buddy Quutty Mobile d M M44. MY 44411 j | UOBII.fr UotiEB I AND SERVICE $$$ NEED CU kND ’58 C Ier6me 1*47 CADILLAC COUPE DKYILLE run power, air snuSEIt—* blue flat eh Only, *1. -----1 CHEVR lence. Rawer emering and brakes Powerful 434 H P. engine with Turbogllde tranemlselon and many other extra. Only S.ooo mile. Oh. yee. white well tire., too. The price ONLY $2595 Crissman ROCHESTER OPEN EVER TO. » OL 4-V731 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4A V I MO- -- — mq «:.w _ j -FB 4-34M______ IMS PORD 3-DOOR OVERDRIVE. — Can Mr. O’Brian, credit MI 6-3400. BIRMINOHAL BEER *88 S WOODWARD. 1*80 PORD QALAESeT 4 DOOR hnrdloij^* cylinder automatlr *u«t nke brand new' at 11.7« FISCHER BUICK- INC. IN 8 WOODWARD BIRMINOHAM MI 4A1M___ l-OW?fER CAR8 _ cun altar • p m CH. M4308. 1944 LINCOLN PREMIER 4-DOOR . hardtop* Full power Truly a luxury car^^l^ottore to choose low monthly pnygonto- ROE | YOU HAVE TO SEE IT To Believe IT! MAKE US AN OFFER JON THE FOLLOWING terms NORTH C llao tt pari* sod bottio wired Bad hllohe. to I • 4114 w. Huron' 4448 Dtxls Hwy. l»rOR 3-1344 Oxfors i U*ed Auto Parts 102, Rant Trailer Specs r ORCHARD LE~ PE M>4* JUNE CMM T i dQr fWttri SIT'^nr* "wtrsd and hitches to* I---- . . ._jee e*et of Oood- lulled t * \\ C \VlU PaV Esfel Ed Open dally I n ggyu 4174W. Eurtm “TOP IVM I AD" VACATION TRAILERS ’ pcr extra clean*sharp cam ider. Oakland Orchards. l'.POa SOW HUNTING ANDRtfXE Oualitv Motor Sake tjggatemgi s«?PT«8LSS’'a ?:^gs?^i7»wE..............................--1 No | Michigan potatoes. Id 1*4* North-- — pound, tor 44 cenlt dr IBwMnd OA MTkJ. gagtfafeHB im ------- ■ -ao-MM______________________ Sak Uaad Tracks 103 ITT. I>b TON. STEEL BOX. -M. t*C easd. fi tot. I Isdtorie. Ford. 'll Cbovy m ton. ecoScLV ^caIT a AUBURN isid '. TON CHEVROLET PICE* UB. OA 4-4SBI. See Us” ' FOR YOUR Truck Needs Sties & Service McAuliffe FORD TRUCK MART 630 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-4101 m~ymQfi^cfu^ IT'S SMART TO LEASE fooc conomm. rase. tumm vn eenuneeeieiw dS M CJUmr 4-DOOR, 11*. POWER __ Emir i fUds, 434* Ft I Mta _ ____ ______________.jviioLET co 'tc ruri’Y VR 4-DR ISM 8 WOODWARD AVE SIR- '■'‘If'' ‘ ' . ’ *,£’ MINOHAM. Ml 4-173* * lln*2 CADILLAC 1SS4. 4 door, midnight Slue, radio and heater, white wall Urea fpll; _ , . ____________ power Excellent condition Look 1M4 CHEVIE 8TORAOI CHARGES Wt tTttl Calf Mr. OBrtan Credit Mar at Ckrkston Motor Sales m b-jbm. ^^«^Sam CMRYBLXR-FLTMOUTH DEALER ------- Ptorktwn MA 4-4I41 CHEVROLET tMd .CONVERT POW- •*" 1 ----------- orgUdn —1 saer^tor *«* FBOPLX’n AUTO BALKS ^ LLOYD'S ^ Uted Car PLAZA ’57 FORD 500 2-Dr. with auto, trans- j mission, radio and heater, whitewall tires, power: s t e e r j n g and windows. Extra nice. $895 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 HASKINS Outstandino >s-TON PICE UF I FOOT . engine over hauled Only MM tom jnmCmc _ Auto InsarsiKQ 10 FL. PD AND MEDICAL For most care No male driver satosr M . PALCONB TO THUNDPJtaiROS PROM Ml MONTH TOM SULUVAN AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Fenton, Michigan MAln Mitl -M CHEVROLET PAREWOOD BTA-tton wagon, with Powergllde trans . mala and heater, w walls. Stock No. ini >1,5*1, EAST -TERMS. * NORTA CHEVROLET. MM R. WOODWARD AVB BIRM-04QRAM. 10Q- . » Ford, 6, stick. .. il.lM 5* Olds H HT full pwr ... 13.1M WX TRADE Superior AutQ Saks 544 Oakland_____^ P* 4-T4SS 1854 FORD STATION WAOON. V-« . mow Ursa. I» 1*63 Ford. V-l j good Ursa. 3135. 1950 Ford, t. runs good. 11*4 SM S. Cnas Lake Road. . . . 44 FORD 3-DOOR WITH SKY, blue ttnleh -Radio and heater, w walls. Mock's No. 1*7*. >714 EAST TERMS NORTH CHEVROLET CO, ISM 8 WOODWARD i AVE- RBe-473*. ■ ___! i SO FALCON. i-DR, EXC. COND , | Taka svsr paymsnts. PL 4-MU. \ i Quality IQK) Korners T T v ^ie^olet^j Used Gar PjfMuSr * "MM 144* CHEVROLET 4 DOOR. fcAPWi ’56 VOLKSWAGEN $595 monIt Dhtm^Sw pw «r4 crow irtt %r,"« m ‘57 CHEVROLET. 4-7600 Harold Turner^ Ford _ 310 3-door. A automat $695 BUYS LLOYD'S I CHEV sedan. Alto cancel, i • and young driven PRANK a ANDERSON AGENCY 1044 Joelyn FE 4JBIi ■ m» memo Bvet. Pt 3-44M • »t FI I-M3I) l|M CHEVROLET 3-DOOR tyllndera, radio, baa ter. No Foraitn and Spt. Car* 109 .if weekly Call , &_______________ f Stftk Voltti Used Car PLAZA pavmeata .( „ ’58 CHEVROLET Tfe Ajjw j Biscayne 2-Dr. with radio, *!heater, whitewall tires, , Chantry sedan, ‘ *58 FORfo ‘ custom 4 THIS WEEK SPECIAL .5* OLDBMOBILB « 3-Door hardtop, with auto trans radio and heater. Beautiful tyor? and red (toteh A OOOD BUY AT ORLY IMS. 2LSS®L«S2!GAS MILE SAVER '57 IMPERIAL 4-DOOR toBd block finish Pull power! One owner! '57 DODGE 4-DOOR STATION WAOON. seild white finish WhttosrnUo. Power steering, vary Grant '58 DeSOTO a POOR MPAN^raM. and heat* '57 CHEVY 3DOOR with Vt. whitewalls IT* A HONEY THXOOOaOOTI Lots of Other USED CARS TO Choose From MAKE YOUR OWN DEAL! R&R MOTORS YOUR DEALER WOW Imperial, Chrysler. Plymouth and Valiant FE ^ 4-3528 ’61 CHEVROLET.. ---, JftSA P»!«r ,5ff*cN,c' “rl1 cam”" gi'. . ■** ^s. saginaw You Want 1 — FF 9arn—. _ u vy qiu 1961 Bargains j : Beautiful Berra gold Rntah! why nr* to your > ADVANTAGE TO BUT » DECEMBER December Is normally month in the ear bust OLIVER MOTOR BA1 ItM AifaTIN mulY. TAflrSfER payment*, like new, lots of ex-tree. OMAC bank r»te*. UI > ft nub. CLEAN! 1144 0tEL OilMtlA 3-DOOR WITH •un roof. Radio. h*M*r. nd mat Stock No I44S-B Only 44*4 Ban time. NORTH CHEVROLET CO IMS • WOODWARD AVE. BIB-M1NOHAM MX 4-3734. quarter Mmorr. CUSTOM-built. Call rttor A PB ♦4w*> — 1441 VOUUWAimN, m down’ Radio heater, whit* tires Real, ----- - •harp) No down payment YU next FRRE year. Call Cradtt Mgr, Mr. Mur- MILES . . ... _ , phy. FEA4S4I, EddMfioeie, ram Plus Free Bonus MERCEDES 320 8 47 4-i)OOR. BUN-roof A-t condition. HIM or bast1 oftor. BM 3-BW4 I SriOTtQ I’afg I DOOOBLCHR YSLElT intUCEg P H LLOYD'S Used Car PLAZA s___—LET-US BE - Chrysler your $2681 SANTA CLAUS : STATION bracts I LIKE NEW THROU 1487 PONTIAC CLUB COUPE t-tone. hydramatlc radio, heater. whltowwH tbw Huwn waymont i CHEVROLET $2395 lfOTdJ.c«V^ XT'S,*V ■M Volk .wag ’ll Corvette ^’MAuatln B._______ •48 Mania Caarari. , JL and B- j 60 CHEVROLET 1 Farkwead. 4-dr. ttatl < V-B. auto.. R. and H. T6D CHEVROLET $229! - Impata Convert V-4. * auto. •58 PLYMOUTH l -$ 845j ! Belvedere. 4-door N.T.. T^. auto. 1 -^ “■*- ' COfUC 1458 CHEVROLET 4-DR SEDAN, •v*- - ! Powergllde Radio. Heaur. A * v**.: gam) Low mileage 1 owner car _• j 1447 PLYMOUTH CUSTOM station trade-ins and have «uy »! KING BROS. 1 pStucrp. atopcBp mower (or 1 p* Pord. ft 4-071*. Up M M tulriadlaaw at Raaburn. ED WlLLiAMS SAVE ENERGY, U^E WANT ADS! To find t job, place to live or * good.used car, tee Classified NOW I | Houghten; & Son Year Praneklaod Import Daalor i 4*4 N. Mato. Rochester OL 1-4741 -VQUKSWAORN 1M7. OOU). tif tux*. jrattotlHe state, new bai-^ tan. Bast ortar over 47M. Ml ' HIM ” . . For Sate Cars' 106j 57 CHEVROLET i Bel AH, 44bor. H T . Y t N and h ’56 OLDS *56 MERCURY ‘.t 2-door h»rdtop with au to. trans., radio, and j aupar **, 4-dr. it, power heater, whitewall tire*, >56 jr0RD ^ ■.$ 595. extra nice. smuon wagon.^ ' $695 232 S. SAQINAW FE 2-9131 t brakes, radio,' heater ' ana wuitewalle. Had aMy 1 awn-; *r. M mas on balance. - $1095 ||gg PONTIAC 8TARCHIKP 4-DR L auto . I sedan. Hydra. Power steering Power brake, Ttntsd glam. Ra- ______l -dlo. Beatar whitewalls Last 4# $ 795 D»mo Below dealer east Dependable ^WINTER Transportation ’» CHEVROLET BXBCAYHB 4-Door SEDAN. V-*. Power tilde Iran* , radio and heater, silver blue finish SHOW ROOM NEW THROUOHOUT! 'M PLYMOUTH PORT 4-DOOR HARDTOP with. V-*. brskvt, 'riidlo’»n§°heater'M.aS\ OTHER ACCMBORIBB1 UXX ?TO PAYMENTS UNI'lL PRBBU-ARY when yon purehas* an automobile In December. The money y0u normally wosrid make aa a ear payment can b# uaad to purchase Chrtstmoa OHta. W* desire to Ulmutato our Bpruf and Summer business by B*t-tme a* many Buicko on tha toad aa pwribl* true early in aeon Again These Cars Must Be Seen and Driven To- Appreciate! --------Ic-J dSimS3 7nHASKINS TAYLOR'S] PONTIAC Chevrolet CHEVROLET-OUWMOI Open EvenlngJ MArket 4-4*11 W4l Mil Dixie Hlghwty at M-1* 1 PE MM 1 CtarBstan ! SPICK MApla 4-5071 Open pit** tH B ’ OrBU, STOP IN TOOAT 'AM© 1 • OVER OUR PINE. RXC tioned. wtxtkrihed _ --CARS. YOU’LL BBS OLAD 1 OLIVER Motor BuMi. to*. *- “"“'to 7 ffl IP L' SE HE EIGHTY ;>/ Si -JESS TmS? iw : :■ I"' -J %. A; •fl ?rc • % ’,' ■> ' i . the Pontiac press, Thursday, December g, imp X B5 SEE® \ fak>» Cf MO ■5wS«g rtKSSi ftp. Mr fulljl n •4-TMt HaroM MM* Ford jrara«SSPE ^d*n,%IurtUir MA 8-1S ft** ““ 1m inwoi.- .. ' WOODWARD. ■?: Just Make Payments f M FIT t OR. MM In Nb W M. Ml |h Mth ” Alt* Auto. Mr. Bell. PC MtU . IN Cut Blvd. at Alburn 059 PLYMOUTH. RADIO AND Muter. Excellent Condition. Ho Money Down. Pull Price (1*9. iVnUt*CAL^ MRUWHITB*PHiId-£Tt MANAOER. PC 1-04*3. MR Ante lelei 111 8. Saginaw fiio PARKWOOD oy only M mo. Duo Jan. lit Rtto Auto, Mr. Beil- PE 9-49] cellent » 'matte. Radio end boater ( 045 FOR SALS 1994 Pontiac t dr. todaa ..... *19 |M2 PoaUae 3-dr etdeo ....... (79 1*94 Chevrolet J-dr. eadan (95 |S97 Pord Mr. ttralfht stick 9490 110 Ford Mr. Perdomatle ... MM r. Hardtop. tat- Power hrakoa . HOMER HIGHT MOTORS TRADE. UM PLYM-black, whitewall ~Trz- body la relight repair, ■tuei os seen w os appreciated. Perfect for the too of roura for transportation to school < equal value. Just Make Payments ’M PONTIAC, MM 'ay only YU mo. Due Jan. lOtt Rite Auto, Mr. Boll, PE M9M 108 East Blvd. at Auburn aaume payments of (MAO per -io. CallMr. O'Brian. Credit Mgr. at Ml 6-3100. BIRMING-HAM-RAMBLER. dM S. WOOD-WARD, „__________________ H TWO-DR. H.TMOUTN, WBlTl. LLOYD'S Used Car PLAZA • 75 MERCURY 4-Dr. Hardtop with .auto, transmission, radio and heater, whitewall tires, extra nice. $795 232 S. SAGINAW FE 2-9131 PONTUC. 1IM VERY OOOD CON-dltloa, 1900, OR MH7. 1153 POftTIAC, 4-DOOR, NO RUST. Phone PR 6-8984._________ INI PONTUC BONNEVILLE. 4-1 door, call after 1 p m. peTSMI. PONTIACS? WHY NOT TRY SUB-BAN-OLDS? 503 s Woodward, Birmingham, MII-44M. 54 PONTIAC, 3-DR., N T . POWER brakaa, steering, hydra., radio; heeler, 39,900 ml.. 11,490. PE 54 PONTIAC SUPER CHIEF 3-doqr hardtop, whftewalU, fun power, one-owner, (1,399. TOO Coughlaa Dr., Auaura Heights. UL 3-1043.______ Lowest Prices Ever SHEP'S •50 FORD 4-dr. itatloa wga. 11.309 ’M BUICK, 4%-dr. NT. 9009 ’90 PONTIAC. 4dr. NT. SOM •54 FORD, 4-door . « rvnu, v-nour ...... ms ■56 PONTIAC. Moor ...... $399 Shep’s Motor Sales 9 EAST BLVD._________FE 9-4307 CAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN-tome? Como la and see ue and let so help you adjust to a laia 'SonVused cars ’ll RAMBLER AMERICAN 3-DOOR SEDAN I1S49 DELIVERED AT JOE KRYZA RAMBLER 301 N. LeROY and lilt PENTON_________ MA I-70II m» RAMBLER SupSC GOOD condition. * Fdr sals Crts ; 106 money down, paymoate of M.40 1091 RAMBLIR WAOON STORAOB 7 charges call Mr. O'Brlan. Credit, Mgr. it fii_>MM. BlitMINO-ham-ramblXr, — - --------- . sm s. wood- SPECIAL Now '« care. Wadto. heater, white*, turn elftsale. an tax**. (1.403.49 lull price. (103 49 3- payment. (4t.lt per montt discount on ^ell ate ^‘r'&urambler EM 3-41M ________EM 3-41M it9i RENAULT. HEATER._"AiB80-] LUTBLY NO MONEY DOWN. Al-eume paymoate of 111.70 p*r mo. Call Credit Mar.. Mr. Park* at MI 4-7500, Harold Turner, IMS STUDIBAKIR. RADIO AND heater, overdrive, eery clean. Pull ’ price Mil. Payments as low at (13.50 per mo. Call Mr. O'Brian, Credit Mgr. at MI MM. Birmingham - RAMBLER, SM 8. .qelleat condition, FE UM RENAULT. OOOD CONDITION. call FE (-74M. Prices Cut A-l, 1-OWNER ....... 11 'M PONTIAC. 4-DR., HARDTOP. B OOOD CAR. ............ £103 '99 OLDS, M HARDTOP COUPE. idfkHi AND NfcB .... (4(5 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE PROM Priced from $150 Houghten & Son LLOYD'S Used Car PLAZA '59VAUXHAUL 4-Door with radio, heater, whitewall' tires. One* owner. $995 232$ SAGINAW FE 2-9131 OUT OF BUSINESS Must Liquidate .Remaining Stock All Cars Will Be Sold AT COST 5EE Pdt or Bob at the Used Car Lot FORMERLY -Schutz Motors, Inc. DeSOTO-PL YMOUTH-V AL1ANT IIS S. Woodward Avt. MI 6-5300' FREE, Act Now and Save!!'! New Car GUARANTEE on most an 1IM Factory official Chav rotate. . 2 NEW V Snow- Capped Tires '60 CHEVY '60 CORVAIR '60 CHEVY Biscayne 2-Door 4-Door , Impala Sport Coupe Standard (raaomtealon, S* V-S. FoworgUdt. power FoworgUd* radio, neater, cylinder, radio, boater, aoUd ateertng anif brakes, radio, deluxe group, harbor Mu* beige with white Urea. heater, Jet black with red flnleh. $1749 $1499 $1999 driving Ibttldt* Rm • UNO OB '58 BUICK '56 CHEVY Convertible V-t powergUde. power ste tog tad brakes, radio, hi er. Jot Mock with now 1 $799 '57 BUICK Riviera Estate Wagon $999 ' '56 BUICK Super Sport Coupe Dyaaftow, power steering and hrakee. radio, hooter, itlM and gold with white "$499 '59 CHEVY Brqokwood 4-Dr. Wgn. (-cylinder, standard transmission heater, stgnak, coral and Ivory floteh. $1299 '50 CHEVY Paffcwood 4-Door—--— '59 PONTIAC Catalina 2-Door Hydramattc. power eteer-lng and brakot, radio, heater. ooild India Ivory with ■57 CHEVY '60 CHEVY 1-. SJr V^AX4_,V * t»-- J xn- It'— poworetcerlag and brakes radio, boater, beige and gold, white dree. $1349: Bel Air 4-Door V-t. standard tranimissl radio, hooter, crown aa ten and ivory i Parkwood 4-Dr. Wgn. (-cylinder, standard transmission, radio, hooter, matador rad, E-Z eye and pow- $1599 $999 $1999 SORRY... We missed a lot of our Pontiac area customers during our recent sale of FACTORY OFFICIAL CHEVROLETS. However, MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES has been awarded the bid on . . . 14 MORE 1960 FACTORY OFFICIAL CHEVROLETS Station Wagons—Convertibles -*• Sedans PRICES START AS LOW AS =$1495= on a Corvair 4-Door Sedan With Powerglide, Radio and Heater, White Tires '54 CHEVY- '58 DODGE '53 FORD Coronet 2-Door 2-Door •-cylinder, standard trans- v-l engine. Pordomatle, 1 «W ffi: BiT **'i licstr. “wUd -$1499^ $299 $899 $199 '55 CHEVY NO i PAYMENT until the first of February. Means more cash for your Chri at mas happiness. '57 FORD Fairlane 4-Door fte^pe w "58 PLYM. Belvedere 4-Door V-g automatic Irmumktloa. ---' '59 RAMBL'R Cross Country Wagon dte* hMtesrVluggaqu aarrlor, gold aad ivory. $1479 '56 FORD Country Sedan 4-Door mgm. V4k $699 '56 CHEVY 2-Door •cylinder, standard tri $499 ’58 CHEVY 2-Door 7 (-cylinder anglno, standard transmtsslon. radio, heater, harbor blue finish. -$999- $649 $999 $999 FIRST COME 1-FIRST SOLD! BUYS like these are only surpassed by the other tremendous used car buys found on our lot. Stop for our deal today 1 MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES .OAKLAND COUNTY’S LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER 631 Oakland Ave. at Cass PHON^JFEderal 4-4547 ' JOHNSON OFFER&; . -USED CAR CLEARANCE- Vgn.$1595 E. SHARP!,! ’56 Ramb’r Wgn. $ 795 '56 Btitck H’top $ 695 s DOOR. POWER - USED FORDS ’56 Ford Wgn. . .$795 ’56 Ford 4-dr. .. $495 ’55 Merc. Sed. .. $495 '55 Ford H’top ..$595 ’J57 Ford 2-dr. .. $595 ’54 Ford, sharp $395 ’55 Ford Cl. Cpe. $493 ’54 Ford Sed. ...$395 - Transportation Specials - ’55 Pontiac .... $495 ’55 Plymouth .. $495 ’54 Pontiac Sed. $395 ’54 Dodge..... $395 ’54 Baick H’top $395 ’53 Buick ...... $ 39 ’53 Pontiac .... $ 39 '52 Buick.......$ 29 ’52 Pontiac .... $ 39 ’50 Pontiac .... $ 39 -RUSS JOHNSON- LAKE ORION 2 LOW-OVERHEAD LOCATIONS t North Broadway at Shadbolt "Pontiac Division" • MY 2-2871 M-24 at Shadbolt "Rambler Division" . MY 2-2381 WINTER IS HER$! WHY TAKE CHANCE5? ' For a few abort mQes you can visit the City of Rochester and get yourself a fully reopoditioaed, winterized, guaranteed used , car at SHELTON’S. No reasonable offer refused. ^ 1959 FORD ....$(805 Oalaaie S-Om ' WAV 1956 PONTIAC $ 895 J 1956 BUICK ....$895 Moelai l-Door Hardtop. One-flow. IMh, hooter end white w*B tiro*. 34,000 actual ■ Better Uny. 1955 BUICK ....$595 IPOftel 4-Door Hartte*. DyHallow. radio, hooter and white- A » “4 ,hu* 1959 PONTIAC $2295 aeTOiW^ge^U^rttej^wMb Sad^iml^^’dnSwSl. radio! heater, tt’o got ov.rythlng. 1968 BUICK ....$2695 * 8-Door Hardtop . *radlo. h.Sfr^hltewoUa. •iW 1956 MERCURY# 895 Moatelalr 4-Door Hardtop. Pww- ^MaU*rtnfadlo, boater.’ JfiSa 1959 PONTIAC $2095 Plar Chief 4-Door Sedan. Fewer roao ftelth 1960 PONTIAC $2895 A BaaudfM. BoonovUio I Door Hardtop. Fowor atevrlng and hrakoa. Hydramatte. radte aad heater. Solid white with rad trim Mj^grbrjik^mteq; white 1957 CHEVY ...,$995 4-Door Sedan. Powerful V-S nulna with Foworallda traao> mlMlon. radio aad baater. Do?t •para the borate, nub right over for tbe deel of your Oft. TODAY'S SPECIAL 1958 FORD 4-Door Sedan ..$895 1959 BUICK ....$1995 Ceavertlhte with pawur (teortes end brake*. Dynaflow, radio, heater aad whitewall!. Uttlo JtwaL 1958. PONTIAC $1495 m “ ' > and white baauly aad vary alsa. 1959 BUICK ....$1795 ^ ft* 1958 BUICK ....$1595 A Ivory ftaiah. I owatr aad ostra •tea. 1959 FORD .,...$1695 iu^U*' lo.^haater**at 4-Door gadaa. v-l aaftap, EnaS*al%jTl!laip! lltrti aad ivory lOte, 1957 CHEVY . . .$1095 4-Door Waaoa. FowvrgUd*. V-S ongtno. radio, hooter and white- 1957 FORD . . . . .$995 ChuraiNhte with otendart Mdft, V-l oasta*. radio and hooter. Wrttejateh with Mash lip. 1957 PONTIAC $1295 malic aad whMawaBa. Rad with now whit* ted. •1957 BUICK ....$1195 ■portal 4-Door Hardtop Radio, boater aad DywrtteP. RM S>S ivory floteh. Oh owatr, low 1959 CHEVY^.‘»1495 1952 HILLMAN (495 SHELTON PONTIAC-BUICK ROCHESTER OL1-8133 Across from New Car Sales -.OPEN TIL 9 P.M. OK LATER Closed Wednesday and Saturday at 6 P.M. DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS DEMAND ON THE SALE OF THE 1961 PONTIAC AND THE ALL-NEW COMPACT TEMPEST PONTIAC RETAIL , WISHES TO '’ANNOUNCE THE GRAND OPENING OF THEIR NEW "VALUE" LOT CORNER - CASS - PIKE IN celebration of our GRAND opening THIS LOT WILL OFFER FOR THIS WEEK ONLY ' . ... A HOST OF VALUES AT THE LOWEST PRICE WE HAVE EVER’OFFERED TO DATE I— ACT "NOW PONTIAC RETAIL STORE Factory Branch "Goodwill Used Cars" 65 MT. CLEMENS - FE 3-7954 ' New 'Value Lot "Goodwill Used Cars" CORNER CASS and PIKE FE 2-1185 ws i 7TT; ~ fir ~yp THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, #960 -•^Today's Television Programs- - EIOHTYQ”. y taeltatg I > an eabjett la change wtttavt i ii«r n l:N <4)1 (2) Movie (cent ). (7) NUws and Weather. (!) Papaya. (56) Gaparal Chemtotry. 1:19 (7) Sports. •til (7) News. I $:U (2) Newa Analysis. (4) Weather. •:M (2) News. (4) News. (7) Jaffa Collie. (I) William Tail. «:M (2) Sports. (4) Spam. ■ rtf (2) News. (4) News. (56) UN Review. 7:M (2) Family daasics. (4)1 (7)1 (9) (91) ttf Picture. 7iM (4) (Color). Peter (2) Family Classics (coot). (7) Guestward Hof <•> Movie. “Journey foe Margaret.” 0942). During the .Nail blits, of an American comes upon a small orphaned gtrl. Robert Young. (98) Introductory Ptycboi-«gy- l:N (2) Manhunt. (4) Peter Pan (coal.). (7) Donna Reed. ,<•) Movie (cant.). (56) Language and Linguis tics. CM (2) Sana Grey. (4) Peter Pm (cant ). (T) Reel McCoys. (9) Movie (coat). (2) Angel. (4) Peter Pan (cant). (7) My Three Sons. (8) Fancy Free. •tM (2) Am Sothem. iS3&. tWil'wv Ba» (4) (Color). Ends raid. mi (8) I I (2) Person to Parson. (4) (Color). Groucho. i (7) Untouchables (coot.). (9) Movie (coot). June AQyson. (4) Jim Backua. 77) Ernie Kovacs. (9), News. ( (9) Sports. I (!) .Weather. 11:99 (2) "News. (4) Newa. (7) Mickey Splllane. (9) News. 1UUT2) Weather. (4) Weather. (9) Telescope UAW. > (2) Sport*. (4) Sports. 11:86 (2) Movie. "Woman Rome.” (Italian; 1184). Because the man dw loves Is already married, a girl becomes a woman oI loose morale. Gina LoUobrigfcia, Daniel GeUn. (9) Movie. "The Beach-comer." (lfM). Glynls Johns, Robert Newton. ItiM (4) (Color). Jack Paar. (7) Plight. FRIDAY MORNING Networks Not Fulfilling Premise to Cut Violence By CNYTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP)-WeU over a year ago, when the TV guts show payola, but they were i going to - — at Tv which all aortp of criticism flooded in on the nstworim, top executives were pnpnltfng all sorts of Not only were they going to dean up such unsavory messes as) rigged shows, tree plugs and the excesses are cut out. No moan of these prolonged flat fights, I recall flw thinking of one n move the story forward. No more gun tatttaa, with a victim pumped tUfl of bullets whan ona charge of clean-up about Ms future activities. ■Of coarse, there baa to be a certain amount of action," he said. irBut I’m going to see to it that TV News and Reviews 'Yanki, Nof Twisted in Chaotic Film footage The m ■Bp By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPD - Now I know what ABC-TV officials meant when they said their Wednesday night- documentary, “Yanki No! ” would introduce viewers to “an exciting new technique of candid motion picture reporting/’ Look. Ma. No light meters." ' The documentary, part of the delivered by this film editorial warned that a dangerous gulf was widening between our country and our Latin American neighbors, and concluded: “Care about your Latin American neighbors; be prepared to follow through with understanding, effort and dollars; act quickly and strongly in their behalf, your I do the trick.” * V * . Well, that uAa 14 months or back. I figured that, with moat the filmed action shows mads in advance, ' it would undoub take a few months for the and violence policies to manifaat themselves. But here we are, half through nother season of television. The broadcasting companies are now boapttag about haw tirelessly and faithfully they are serving the public weal with their public affairs, Informational Mows noisiest bragging—those tour Joint by the presidential candidates. But they still are dishing up the same old portions of sadistic tattles — long, fights, gun tattles, and often grisly glimpses of the dead and dying. This continued dedication to gory mayhem and graphic pictures of crime, recently lad FBI, Chief J. Edgar Hoover, to coo- !£SS * pssss m rv Telephone Calls Bore Top Hollywood Actor By RAUL WILSON NEW YORK mm I took aoma notea on the dialogue ok the 1 wonderful party Jan Mltcball gave for “Camelot” and here art aoma samples; “There’s —Hls hobbteo are old ears and young girls . . . There’s Doe —-» the! plastic surgeon, out with htf latest ' Job . . There’s —- the newsp*perms | wanted to ask him at the show how ho Uked ] it but l thought I‘d better wait till be woke! S:U (2) Meditations. 0:4# (2) On the Farm Front. 8i4B (2) TV Coilegs. (4) Today. (7) Funews (2) Felix the Cat. (7) Johnny Ginger. •tlf (2) Chptain Kangaroo. •tM (7) Stag* 3. . »:#* t4) I Married JUan. (2) Movie.' •:M (7) Exercise. (4) 9tM 14) IS:M (41 Dough Re ML (7) Newa. tat* IT) Movie. !•: M (8) Bill hoard. 10:30 (8) Chez Helene 17) Divorce Hearing. (4) (Color) Pley Your Hunch. 19:41 19) Nursery School. II M (4) (color) Prioa Is Right. (2) 1 Lav* Lacy, i (7) Morning Court. (9) Romper Room. IBM (4) QnewiriWwi, (2) (Soar Horizon (7) Law* That Bob. FRIDAY AFTERNOON tually all of Latin America. We were afaown a situation that breeds revolution — magnificent, modem buildings of downtown Caracas, Venezuela, surrounded by hills which ewiurmed with families so impovertatod that the phrase. TO-housed, ill-fed, ill-clothed." can’t begin to touch the reality of their deeolation. objectionable program. ____________ Deer Kill on Bois Blanc the channel swnf: Three! Far Lower Than 1959 ’s new NBC-TV en-j of thie | At CBS-TV, •’The Garland — Touch" to scheduled to be n-IOB, 7 p.m. (2).{replaced on Friday, Jen. 20 hy * Musketeers" > comedy-pane) show presided over Octal and by Jackie Gtoaaon. And ABC-TVa ■y FAMILY Part Hof •lairing Vincent ►AN. T:S9 P-m. (4) ertiouae, "Maverick,” to Barrie’s fantasy about. the end of its ran. The of Never-NeverUnd, the u looking tor a replacement. Capt. Hook; Peter and] Wendy/is presented again as orig-j 1 fatally/choreographed. ‘by Jerome re-creates her famous Peter' Those was osm sad note at the gay Jmehowto party during all the eelobrai-Ing far Jnlle Andrews, Richard Barton, Reddy MsDvwaO. Robert Casta. M*el Dowd WILSON* Goulet who a* handsomely and tnagnifi cently played Sir Lancelot. B*'s from Lawrence. Mass , and Toronto. He's a French speaking dtoe Jockey. Bo hod waited since AprU 1959. for this big night when he would crash Broadway in a smash hit. Ho tod Us attractive young wife were drinking champagne, celebrating as vociferously as anybody.* But la a way they were only going through the formallttos. They’ve been separated for two or three years. Short story writers, take it from than. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Tina Laatoa told the Paris press Mm wouldn't mind marrying Arthur MRtor ... Salvador Dali mat Him Ne-vmk at the party and said, “She Is on* work of art I could never equal" ... tea Zen Qatar—who’ll accompany Bab ~ on hie Chrtstmae tour of 01 baeea sajra she ll boy a N.Y. house .. . Celeste Mehta's poodle broke up a performance of “Invitation to a March”—It dashed onstage from her differing I ts:sa C) Love of Ufe. (4) Truth or Ctaesequrncce. (7) Texan. t9) Susie. it: 34 (2) Search tor Tomorrow. (4) (color) It OoeM Be Yetklfteshg. (7) Beat the dock. 1------- (9) Myrt and Doris. tt:4S (2) Guiding light l*:M (9) News. it:U (4) Newa. (2) My Little Margie. (4) News. (7) About Facet. (9) Movie. ' (4) Bold Journey. CM (2) As World Turns. (7) Ufe of Riley. Paii and Qrtl Riictard returns aa C |......... Captain Hook. My three SONS. 9 p.m. Robbie (Don Grady) experiences Ms first case of puppy love. With Fred MacMurray add William “^Seminary to Present 23rd Yule Program TINA m u * m m KARL’S PEARLS: An optimist is a middle-aged feUow who thinks Etet cleaners have been ehrinklng the waistband of his TODArs BEST LAUGH: Addy Oriffith decided thla Christmas hsllglva hto wits something to go with the car ho gave her teat Christmas—driving lessons. WISH ID SAID THAT: in lad but true—money and hair only eoom Important whan you no longer have any. Protoooi-'demands the entire Inaugural party wear the same kind of hat as the president. And that to why well never have a woman president... That’s earl. brother. .' (Oeppteht. |H9) ________________ ORCHARD LAKE — Tta Sctata Cantorum of SS. Cyril and Metb-j odius Seminary here wffl broadcast its 23rd annual Christines! ERNIE FORD, 9:30 p.m. (4).ipngram Dec. 22 over WJR from Singer Jimmie Rodgers, Toume- 9:30 to V) p.m. !meuto( Roses queen Orole Wash-1 The choir made up of 22 sem-j bum and her princesses are the inartans studying tor the priest-guests. (Cbior). hood represents sixteen states, ! FNTorcHABLES. Guest Stan Canada and Poland. Jan Sterling, John Cbnte. Mickey Shaughnessy and Robert H. Harris! and hijackerx who suspect Francey Voice of America. (2) I 9) (Color) Jan Show. (T) .Day la Court „ t:M (2) House Party. (4) Loretta Young. (7) Road to Reality. (9) Home Fair. t:M (2) Millionaire. (4) Young Dr. Malone. (7) Queen For e Day. (9) Movie. 9iM (2) Verdict Is Yours. (4) From These Roots. i7) Who Do You Trust. 4tM (2) Brighter Day. (4) Make Room tor Doddy. (7) American Bandstand. 4. U (2) Secret Storm, HI Adventure Time. 4lM (2) Edge of Night (4) Here’s Hollywood. 4tM (9) Santa Claus. 8tM (2) Movie. it) Johnny Ginger. m4) (color) George Pierrot (9) Looney Tunes and Jin- t:M at*Rin Tta Tin. »:M (9) Jac LeGoff, Miss Sterling) of being responsible I for some untimely deaths. I PERSON TO PERSON, 10 p.m. (2) Polly Bergen to visited at tar pr,v Manhattan apartment and Spike * Jones it visited at j Hills, Calif., home by Charles Gd- SONOfTONE House of Hearing Free Hearing Teste FM ParkingAt Roar af Building "Open Eras, by AppolatoaaC 143 Oakland FGderal MISS PONTIAC, MICH. few yean tta choral group tat boon heard frequently ever Radio Free Europe. The Schola Cantorum radio program will consist of kalendy, carols, and pae-toralki. or Christmas folk s Directing the choral group will uilgwuuu inu GBOCCBO SHOW. 10 p.m. (4). Groucho continues, his search for - „ - - - __ 'Mrs. Housing Devekpment. U^A.]** the Rev. Hcnry A. 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Hof fa, indicted with two associates in a Florida real estate venture, surrendered toftU.fi. m*r«hml Wednesday, posted $10,000 bonds, then hustled fraA to a hotel to take up the business of his powerful Teamsters Union. • Hoffa's appearance before Ufi. Commissioner C. 8. Bentley Pike was sandwiched in between rounds of Teamsters conferences at a South Side hotel. The president of the nation’s biggest union was - named in a 12-count indict- ’ Whiner'White Offered Post But Eg-Football Star and Kennedy Decline to Name Cabinet Spot WASHINGTON ft-— Prerident-Elect John F. Kennedy today offered a pent tn hie administration to Byron Ladle (Whiner I White. trict Court grand jury In Orlando, Fla. The todtetnaent, charging mail misuse of a in a 2,40&acre land dn- Kennedy and White gave this town, hot declined to toy what the puafttan a White. «I. la a laac ttoie Mere friend af Kennedy. He waa better vatopment project Son Valley. WMhaat waMtog to ha eerwf ten WnaftSOahaaft White promised to glre _____whether ha arfll accept the proffered position. He has been Justice Department. MR Df ENGLAND White and Keanedy that met id, England whan Keimady*a father Joseph P. Kennedy was amhaaaadnr to London before World War 1L White at that How wwa a * ---* <»—»■- •— k hS*; moral to Florida. leased on 250J00 hand and Me-Carthy. former branch managi (Continued on Page 2. Oft. 1) Kaimady said ha hnd — plana to day that «M peat e( II irately ad fta tbaaamy may ha aOarad to Vaad Matar Oa. PraaUaad Baft eet ft McNamara. Tim newspaper* said Kennedy Is Namarm, an Indepandant. and Un-' deraacratary of Stetc Douglas DO-Ion. • Republican. * * * - Before the meeting with White, Kennedy dtocuared art Kefauver, D-Tenn. pa attorney general In chats* ft ft* Immediately alter their break-fast contorence af Kennedy’* home, the two entered th* | atoct** car (or * quick GaWtoent Hospitsl and a brief vis* with Mn. Kennedy and John F- Kennedy Jr. * * * Urn baby la to be bapttead hi toteawat la In aaateg tent Ktemaly Kennedy also plana to fit into hla bu^ day a leisurely talk with Adlal E. gtavenaon. DEAN ftUgft tOOSU. , Another achaduM caller was Dana Rusk, president ft the Rock- secretary ft state la the Truman administration. - also haw figured In speculation, tor that post but seer ‘ to become u. ft the United Nation*. WASHWOTOW »4 wdofatol was tails rad today la tee,_ ease tetafp shield Jaan ft I wits a warrant. Discoverer Carries Spy Gear in Orbit vandeiAerg air force BASE, calif. (AP)—A Discoverer satellite mnlaining sacral My spy gear ad a type wtoch Xway Clearing Could Begin in Six Weeks Low Bidder, Former Waterford Company, Offers This Estimate Grading and clearing could begin in about six weeks for the first section of the Interstate 75 freeway in Oakland County. This word comes from a former local contracting firm that was low bidder an the 12.2 miles of road work. The firm the army claimed the • band was wiped out, earlier said Miranda Mendiela D heavily armed men with him when he deserted Castro’s forces and took to the hills only « tew day* ago 0JSP* TfEM CHOICE lilhe reports said Miranda Mendiela, commander of the garriaon iP'Sehoruco, took his outfit on jmaneuvers In the rnountaine of Pfpr Dei Rio Province and when haf&eached a selected spot to-f isMrtnl them he was deserting and gme them a choice of returning tojfirir post or joining him. Two huHBred men reportedly stayed witf him topvinrtai Commander Dermld-E personally directed * Miss Waring Married in Birmingham The daughter of orchestra leader >ed Waring, Dixie Lyn, and War hg’s stage manager, Albert W, A’Uaon. were married yesterday hi 3inninghani. . The ceremony was held in the home of George H. Webb, 630 Wad fofatof militiamen, fgported to nugpkr 2,610. that was i the Jraartrrs. * * * Other bands, reliahle reports indicted. were still operating hi tkdwMmi province. One report ..H n entire truckload of arms djmgpeared from San Julian air tnlfe, a heavily guarded depot ftr new weapons arriving from the Soviet L’nioo, Oechoatovakta and «tYr Iron Curtain eountrtee. ’Presumably the weapons teU into tHfMwnda of insurgents Vet other arm wrte still operating hi the Ea-(aAray Mountains in the south-era part of Las Villas Province in Ventral Cuba. Although-the gov- up the last pockets of detection in that area mine than a month ■jjf V militiamen were reported WwbicadaT to have been killed alfpfc the Las ViHaw-Mutfoona tfiT nbtthray Mtaam •H^actne of a mam trial «f w» a-jt few weeks ago ptjrtrirti ^tar*tieath sentences and * pA§entemctn wfrp Imwnb -u fihstro dramatically sptad a re-■«“be was personally leading a j^el hdht in central Cuba by uMb| ap at a program Wednes-commemorating Other jfiflRirh' Day. TO MMB fSaspit* shouts from the crowi .ell of the capital buUdfof. the program was held, cull-Osstro to come to the —. be! rsdtey to to frdh Ms seat In the balcony. CM - '* ;.if * u was am of his rare pi uft "------ which he wu L ^tl figure. The army chief , Maj. Juan Almeida, de-the main address, which laced with anti-American- WhPO ha W Mb** Waring, *. and the fourth tar Vttm, Mi The two were In Michigan ter an ippeOrance in Detroit last night of Waring’* band, the Pennsylvanians. W ilson satl they had no plans for a honeymoon until after the iresent tour ends Dec. 15. The pair obtained their j license shortly before noon yesterday at the Oakland County Courthouse. Probate Judge Arthur £. Mopre waived the thre*day waiting period. Hoffa Steps In, Posts $10,000, Walks Out (Continued From Page One of the Ranh of the Commonwealth at Detroit, was released on personal recognizance bond of 310,000. The Indictment was p——add la WaaMagtea by Atty. Gen. WU-Ham P. Regers. It grew adds 1 The-GaWhhd County Medical IW. psrtal authorities site other , ^ ^ Ug meetlng ^ night and htsUlieU Dr. Chauncey NEW PRESIDENT — The Oakland County Medical 'Society has a new president. Dr. Chauncey G. Burke (left) of BkwmfleM Township was installed as the. 1961 president at the society’s annual meeting last night at the Kingsley Inn. Bloomfield Hills. Burke is being congratulated here by outgoing president Dr. Walter J. Zim- Dr. Chauncey G. Bu Heads Medical Society ILawniakersAdd Cent to Sales lax . :" (Continued From Pago One) tional celling from torch to four cents squeaked through by 20,000 votes. t \ Lawmakers wen In a businesslike, no-nonsense mood when they met to npprove the boost. Thera was virtually none of the bitter, noisy wrangling that ntarnii sale* tax debate In last year's record-long “cash crisis" session. * ' h *' ; V The sale tax bill whipped through the house 82-23 with hardly a word of debate. All the opposing votes came from Democrats who 1 supported an income tax as best solution to the states money problems. * ■'* i With three exceptions, the 20-13 vote ^in the''Senate also followed party lines. Send. Carlton H. Morris, R-Kalamazoo, and John P. Smeekens. R-Coldwater, voted against it. Sen. George C. Steeh of Mount Clemens was the lone Democratic supporter. FOB NUISANCE TAXES Morris said his opposition stemmed from the belief that taxpayers would prefer continuation lot a 355 million package of so-called nuisance taxes to a full one-cent increase in the sales tax. The nuisance taxes new or higher levies on such Items aa beer, Hqaor and dg- The Day in Birmingham Local Firm Wins National Award tor School Design Flint Mon Is Killed in Fwnton TWp. Crash ; FLINT (UPD -Charles T. Me Bltyre, 23, Flint, wit killed early BIRMINGHAM — A national award for the,design ot the new City and Co up try Elementary School in Bloomfield Hills has beeS won by a Birmingham architectural firm. ,.p it ♦ Announcement of the citation to Begrow and Brown, architects, 277 Bates St., was received yesterday from the American Association of School Administrators. More than 3,00* designs were entered In the campettttsu, according to Jack Begrow, a partner in toe architectural firm. \ Dedicated only last Sunday thel hexagonal-shaped elementary] school waa built at a cost of $44,000.1 It is the first unit in a long range plsfo which includes new facilities j forduplar and senior high school PHB to Begrow. toe school led children was built at a cost of $ll,OOD a classroom in com-, parison to $20,000 a classroom on I Mtetol’hasis. school design* *" tionai prize received by the local three years. Several months' ago the local architects were honored for their design of the Antioch Lutheran Church In Farmington Township. Police said McIntyre was pinned beneath hit., car when It rolled over during Ms attempt to make a left turn onto aroad in Fenton Township. by tea grand Jury. Sun Valley. Inc., waa founded in 1964, with Lower as its president. to develop a tract in Brevard County on Florida's East Const. But only six houses ware built on the land before the project became embroiled ha law suits and sabssqusntly was sold to Edwin H Willis, a Titusville. Fla., banker aid land developer. Rogers sail the three men are accused , in the indictment of using more than a half million dollars of Teentaten funds on the project, which was advertised as a retirement haven'tor union Detroit Weals which allegedly tareishsj Bee Valley’* eperaltag cash. The throe were wowed ef tataety repreaeaittag that Ban Valley wu apaaaoied by the la-teimattonal Brotherhood of Teamster* and el olahmgr la on Ugh. toy rolling land.” Actually, the grand Jury said, many of the lots "were i make them unsuitable for construction of homes G. Burke as its 1961 president. Dr. Burke, of 1123 Glengarry Circle, Bloomfield Township, has offices in Pontiac. Be has served the ssefoty as a member ef Its board sI directors, a delegate to the Michigan Medical Society, and for the past peer a* president-elect. Burke was praised by Dr. Walter J. Zimmerman of Royal Oak, the outgoing president, during a ‘brief ceremony. WWW 'Chauncey knows the needs and aspirations of Oakland County medicine from the experience born of his many -years of practice In Pontiac.” said Dr. Zimmerman. Other officers elected and in- stalled, last night included Dr. James A. Read, president-elect; Dr. Edwin J. Westfall, secretary; and Dr. John L. Barrett, treas- the seventh na- I think that before we increasei _ , __, w. ;es on ouch necessary items as Suspends Patrols After bread and milk taxpayers would Guatemala, Nicaragua prefer that taxes on nonessentuu. , ** Report Danger Gone ! December as a temporary measure while lawmakers pat together a more permaaeof tax program. They are set to expire Juno 30. Newly elected director* Dr. Robert A. By berg aad Richard R. G&lpia. Named u delegates to the state society are Dr. Harold L. Fur- PIHMBMI long, Dr, Edward E. Elder Jr., j luxury items be continued/’ and Dr. Harry E. Lichwardt. jsaid. ; \ I Alternate deiegates for the com-1 . ' * '* * j WASHINGTON ' lAPI - U» ing year will be Doctors Thomas! In effect, it was the second time]Navy ships that have been on pa-D. Grekin and F. Michael Sheri- in 16 months that the legislature]troi 0ff Guatemala anti \Nicaragua dan. liaised the sales tax to four cerits.|have been withdrawn. ^ie White. " ‘ ‘ 1 '"'r“ House reports. ^ # \ j I Press Secretary James C. Hag-, erty said Wednesday the\ patrol waa suspended after governments of the two Central American countries reported the danger of Com-munist-aided revolts had paam ‘ President Elsenhower had dered the patrol last month m sponae to requests from mala and Nicaragua. ! CHARGED CUBAN AID Leaders ot the twq countries charged that Cuban-backed revolutionaries had taken part In in-] surrections shortly before quest was made. Wave-Dancing Sailtish Outnumber Bigger Marlin Secretary Describes Killer Before Death ItMta. From Page OallT dove them with ltutincU for their oem" preservation tte, also empty except for $30 in' a apply this to everything in the sea Including man himself, hidden compartment. An injured or bleeding swimmer Is an open Invitation to a Walrad said it la not uncommon I shark. They sense physical Incapacity and leap to the jtill. (Continued From Page One) at it with a grappling hook hut the ornery shark held ea uatU Be had taken a sizeable bite ef the marlin. * *'" * ( don't think sharks are bright but ^believe nature en-dws them with Instincts for their own | perme*to* “ to tor unemployed laborers “to hang] once we saw one of those huge sharks attack a released mar- “ ‘ “ out" along James Couzens in toe lln wasn’t bleeding. He-simply was aware of exhaustion, vicinity of the knifing during tot Make European Tour] Through The Press (Continued Front Page One) gro Likely in Cabinet* On your agwtda la Italy will be Venice, of course, and its Basilica of St. Mark, and a gondola ride along the Grand Canal past, mag-*wir»n« private palaces and aweinspiring cathedrals and churches. Then to Florence, and, after that. Rome, the “Eternal Oty." YOU'll have a chance to torn those coins into the Trevt Fountain Visit the Pantheon, CoUsseura, Roman Forum, Palatina Hill. There'-be guided trip* to the Basilica of SL Petef in the Vatican w* the greatest dmreh in the Christian worid. the Sistine Chapel, Vatican early mornings in hopes that they] will get a day’s work: | “It’s traditional that roatrae-tor* on the way to a Job will ptefc up the men If Ihey ae*d I thorn,” ha explained. Most go home by 8 a m. If they haven't been picked up, but some remain in the neighborhood to look tor odd Jobs, he explained. EW YORK (AP)—The HertJd ( uid today that ReP WU-Dawson. D-H1-. ** 7 tor oppotatment as postosas- r. general by Pwaldant Eject .. —_ . . . . teg Kennedy, ft appointed,'Gallery, and the Academy of Fine non would be the first Negro Art*. So Cabinet. ] Attar toraa days In Rome, yaw ^ .....—--------; “ j pun* win whisk yon ta the , queen dty of too continent nnd The aircraft carrier Shangri-La, nd four destroyers began {patrol in mid-November. The car-, rier Wasp replaced the Shangri-La shortly before the *ei)d of " 1 month and five destroyers re-] llieved those on duty, j Two long-range patrol planet] | were also assigned to the Western Caribbean. Walrad- stud police are working on the theory that the kilim waa one of the later variety. He said the case was complicated by the fact that the Unemployed laborers on James- Couzens come “from all over town—they could live miles away from there.” Miss Donohue had been ployed in the Office two months. A 1955 graduate of St Mary's High School in Royal Oak, she had attended University of Detroit for one year studying business. * * * The victim Is survived by her mother. Ida; her father, James, a ■eating contractor; a sister, Mrs1 Mary FHroheth Carroll: and three brothers, James, Richard and Michael. Michael is her twin. * * ★ We usually tank the Injured fish to ‘the na tires to eat Marlin and sallflsh aren’t exactly the equivalent af a planked whlteflsh, but the natives down there don't know our Lake Superior delicacy. *, * * There’s an unmistakable majesty about these great, huge-bUl fish that makes an impression. After you’ve landed a.(ew successfully, you become convinced that you've learned fhe secret of the deep- Put these fish an humbling things. The next five or six in a row seeding to home h01* will all escape and you become a bit penitent, humble and jBotean.^ . - ; contrite aa they propose you shall be. . * * * ^ AO ef nature’s ereatuna in the deep suddenly ge right eat ef character on occasions (Just as man dees on land). Ons day a veracious marlin dashed at one of the two halts at full speed, gobbled It In tete and Whipped across to seise the other In one grmng sweep. Be gulped that down also aad then he discovered that he’really WAS hooked. And so, Hunt and Besudette put on an oceanic version of the old Alfonse-Gasten set. And they brought him to gaff. It doesn’t pny to be a pif-ra land or sea. « m Hi te ★ The Navy said the Wasp due today at Mayport, Fla. unload some planes before pro-: Settle Back Rent Suit Against Hitchcock *AeWeather -Schooners «*Si m< iwnr * rri*. no Mto o* • ___!?mS52i “sJlj’ures, Luxembourg Palace. Other things you’ll want to see ewe. «( ■ «u om*» (art the University of tjbe Sor- ----^ ^-------- {bonne, Cathedral of Notre Dante, • • Basilica of Sucre Cour and Mont-l m. p. k.jmartre. An excursion is also planned to : VM wloclty ! ■ TO*nd*T C* • ifllMnwVisu. Iveraafltas. mote renowned of all jgfe s:' It’s a trip you'll remember for-,[eyer. Travel arrangements are being handled by Pontiac Travel Service and Global of London, largest European motorcoach tour orgaid-tttfon. The MM east provide* for W# SSm. ^ -ft '#* is m Hiuwpdi a MM W»w tatosm ti .. M it ter Yolk M J4 M J OouUM to ■ m m fhwto* . M 2tu2? 3 s. i. mum to _ _ Trov. cut it <1 # Washington M M II 8r*ttt« . 44 M S T»|» Tf Your payment covers tips and taxes, sightseeing tees, and all meals except In London, and Paris where only one meal daily wiB be tarnished. la tv* at theoe worid capitals. however, yea’ll be treated to gala dinner. You’ll sot down in the Statra again on June 10. Now’s the time to get -ready to Send in your application for the Sutf provided on Page 44. ♦ It’s (he start of your' trip to !< those fartewny places. Face Prosecution in Parts Theit Because of a “friend." two Pon-I tiac high school seniors today face prosecution on burglary chargee. The students, Arnold E. Fox, 17. 22% Myra St., and Harold D. Dun-avant 18, 36’ Lewis St., waived examination in Municipal Court yesterday before Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan. They will Oakland County Circuit Court Dee. is. Both admitted breaking into|8 Pontiac Central High School over weekend and stealing two carburetors (ran a Shop A 196B foreclosure lawsuM] against State Rep. John C Hitch-1 cock, D-Haxel Park, was settled] In raiHwnt County Circuit Court yesterday when the defendants! agreed to pay heck .rent. , Charles C. and Harriett H. Mack [field suit* in January 1966 demanding 9MB in back payment Marlin arid sallflsh are probably more numerous In this I rent the Macks said Hitchcock and area than they are anywhere else on-the globe. Apparently |hls wife Bernice M. owed them] conditions are Ideal and the beaten path of man hasn’t j0” {"■ riddled the jmdersea poptilatlon. - tth^Sf ^ And In concloslon. may I point out that Just like Jack upon ^ agreements of] Benny’s 39 years of Age, this was-my “first vacation In 10 both sides, Circuit judge William j years.” „ »i. Beer dismissed the suit. BOTH STORES OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Pontiac detectives arrested them after hearing from a .third student that they bad committed the break-in. In statements at the Oakland County prosecutor's office, the two youths said the one'who aided detectives bad encouraged the burglary, promising to pay them for The automotive equipment. They said he would not have .anything to do with them tiler ' Ihey committed the burglary, however, according to Assistant Prosecutor Robert Sterling. 1 STORE IN DRAYTON PLAINS 1 STORE IN-PONTIAC THAT’S 2 STORES TO SERVE TOO BITTER! AMPLE FREE PARKING EASY CREDIT TERMS THOMAS 7mECONOMY fmSmSt SSi £' YOU Can Buy That 'Extra Gift' With Thg money you save o* simms Famous DRUGS A simple comparison wilf prove to you tfwt you do save more on NAME BRAND DRUGS here at Simms . . . chock other stores’ drug prices, then come here . . . Friday and Saturday specials. Rights " nit ail quantities. , DRUG DEPT. 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The $1COQ0 house will be band by Tammy and her parade Mr. and Mra/Mjalcolm Maribugh. • Tammy makes $900 to $700 a week at ' MGM. jdr 'Must Continue Foreign Aif Despite Praia of Gold, Says See. ‘ Anderson; German Help Eyed Chu^iOeturrts Bed; . Making Good Recovery • LONpON - A special ad- iuitnbie' bed which Sir Winston t Churchill had been «dng since J; LOS ANGELES (AP)^Actfww J . Tammy ’ Marlhugh, ?, is let- • par-' ents’ landlady ikng,. X, Vj’ \ A judge Wednesday approved \ Anderson said that the Cisen itower administration had not given up in its effort's to reduce the flow. of American dollars abroad. See it demonstrated daily from 6 to 9 P.M____at Sears! It’s the safest type of saw you can use! Safer because blade is suspended over work — guide lines uid blade are always in full view; because all controls are up front and color-coded. Extremely accurate for all kinds of building, repairing or remodeling. 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But he said Americans “must continue to do our share and nol less than our share and we must! do all we can do to increase our income so that our share, can be responsive to thq needs of the] country." Anderson, who appeared ons a| nationwide radio-TV program,] said: “We cannot have a system in which we of the United State: meet all of our requirements am leave a, hungry world or an unprotected World." ap rwMu - GINA SHOPS — Gina Lollobrigida inspects an Indian feather hat while her 3-year-old son MQko Skofic Jr. rides a toy horse In Rome recently. The mother and son went on a Christmas shopping trip recently after Gina finished a new film in Italy. Hangar Service Vote Clobbers Teamsters Local 299 has Been soundly defeated in its bid to organize Zan-top Hangar Service at Metropolitan Airport * * ;* In a National Labor Relatiqns ! Board election Wednesday which climaxed a two-month, violence sprinkled organizational drive, Local 299 received 18 Votes, there were 43 "ho union” votes and fix votes were challenged. The cargo - handling firm has been the scene of at least four outbursts of violence and one of the co-owners had His car destroyed by a bomb during the organizational battle. See Fair Deal for Bigness NAM Expects to Get Jest Treatment: Under Kennedy Regime,, j NEW YORK (AP) - The National Association of Manufacturers/says it -beHevas that buslnam ill get fur treatment udder the )hn* F. Kennedy administration. "Although antibusiness elements strongly supported Kennedy during hia presidential campaign," an NAM executive said Tuesday, “we won’t know his own attitude until he takes office. We at NAM intend to proceed on the theory that we will get fair treat-tent and a fair hearing for the urines* viewpoint." Charles R. SUgh Jr., NAM executive vice president, told a news conwrence that Kennedy, a man of Intelligence and vigor, ha* a ; uod grasp of the workings of the American economic system. He said- the NAM will be nonpartisan. constructive and cooper-et’vc with Kennedy’s administration but will not lessen its efforts to obtain tax reforms and economy in government. Pays $910,000 for Art LONDON (API—A picture paint-led by Frans Hals, a Dutch artist who died a poor man in 1688. was sold at Sotheby's Auction rooms Wednesday for 182,000 pounds — ($510,000) to Leonard F. Koetser London art'dealer. Wins Divorce Suit Against Ritz Brother SANTA MONICA, Calif. (APt-gl The wife of comedian Jimmy Rite won a divorce Wednesday on tea-1 timony he was antagonistic, cross] and irritable. Ritz, 54. one-third of the Ritz brothers comedy team, did not contest tbe suit. Judith Lee Ritz, 31, who was awarded custody of a daughter, Alison, 5, $300 a month alimony and $250 a month child support. SAVE *60.78 on MV. 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All adjwnutit* are baaed on tbe current price without ' i-m at tune of ri I trade-fa TUBE-TVPE WHITEWALLS TUBELESS WHITEWALLS SIZE Bay l«t lira at trade-tii price plot tea | OaTfptf Urc il f this law price • : SIZE 1 Par Miteti i a* ina-U j . ***** *te* tea, j Am ladiaat tab She Wai .da „ 6.70x15; 26.10 . 13.05 ~ 6.70x15 7.50x14 28.60 1 14.30 7.10x15; 28.50 14v25 7.10x15^ 8.00x14 31.00 15.50 7.60x15 30.95 15.47 - i 7.60x15 8.50x14 | 33.55 ! 16.77 Look at the deep, deep tread on thffltire! All of those special "8” shaped traction edges .really grip the read at ail times. The white side-walls are made of'DuPont’s Hypalon synthetic rubber .. . stays white longer. Buy a new set from Seani today! Shop Sears until’9 p.m. tonight. 239 $10 Down 10-inch Craftsman Aecra-Arin in his work room will do the work of countless other tools! Get hia at this sale price! 4-Piece Screwdriver • Set or 16-jaw Screw Disp. SS. 3 ideal gifts for him! choose 4-pc. screwdriver set or handy storage jars! CRAFTSMAN electric DROLL Regularly priced at 19.98 Jual aay “Charge it” at Sears REDUCED S4.99! capacity’* »-inch drill with slower speed for tough jobs. around use by the home hobbyist and up to in. diameter in metal and up in wood. Sears has many low cost accessories easily to drill to polish, saw, trim hedges, mix ’omein and shop until 9 tonight! Hardware Dept-. Mate Baaemeat 24->lo. guaranteed 12-volt batteries 24-Month 6-vdlt batteries Reg. 15.95 Reg. 18.95 11" « 30-Month guarantee 14” a Reg. 12,95 R«g- 15.95 30-Month guarantee 77 8-volt battery Ms ‘40 to *34 Chevrolet. 78 to 56 Plymouth and 34 to ’SI Dodge. Sears guarantees' them. It furnlahesk enough power for all normal driving needs. Shop Sean and save Ulna and money. guaranteed or your money back” SEARS 154 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 54171 A i Expects'61 Business "Panic Packages' Idea Turns Stale for Students GRAND RAPIDS W-A New York Uni vendty educator looks far credit ease” by the Federal Reserve Board and sharper competition in the manufacturing field. Dr. Raymond Rodgers, professor of banking at the NYU graduate school of business administration, offend J his comments in Grand Rapids yesterday before about tOO civic, business, industrial and education leaders. larger cigarette M«*«#el Fine BELL & HOWELL 8mm ET** zoom CAMERA ^ “,;s nr 1 W M §/■ItO DOWN r; n.FrZ*** Portable 01 a lorn IN ONLY TEN SECONDS EASTMAN KODAK 8mm FAMOUS BRAND TAPE RECORDER Rtf. 999.50 EASTMAN KODAK 8mm Many Mora to Choose From 500-WATT, 8mm \ 1200 PROJECTOR irS?*" ’• Forward O Reverse { apaw Reg. $99.50 *»yWMTK STIAM-ORY IRON Neat DMI hataat change fro® steam k Mpeed Perteble ELECTRIC MIXER Detachable cord and beatarl Now, ffgt IMp MIMUTK PCRCOUTOR Shots Off when coffee b properly brews Waffle grids altachl Heat indicator got fwwunc toastie *•< Perfect least every time_ Q** CADET'REFLEX CAMERA OUTFIT! Medel VI-1 Movio-Spiker Editor 3E*19“ let he* rieesr, nltwr and rrwliwu — fr«ma Color Moril Mailers •md Rel 35mm If bp. leg. JUS Reg. 11.48 99* 99* ""all'mctal SLIDE FILES ntSSii00 *1$9 Rtf 93JS | SPECIAL 4-Light Bar Unit GET MANY GIFT SUGGESTIONS n*w on Display at CAMERA MART. Wo art Pontiac's Exclusive Dealer in BOLEX, LEICA, EUNIG 115 NORTH SAGINAW ST. MARK DAVIS ntroducing... . e sensational NEW ANSCO CADET CAMERA OUTFIT J THE PONTIAC ^PRESS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1960 i&EOVER PACK SIXTY-THREE 'Lynch and Harger sent mimeographed letters to parents of students advertising the kits at f3 and IS. Parent! of some TOO students have purchased the Uts fe the past few weeks, Harger said. INTERPRETATION WOES Some of the trouble may have wiaen over the Interpretation of Asaortad nuts” “fruit-fiBed squares” and boxes of pretzels Meted in the letters, he said. King said no action would be taken against the students unless formal complaints were lodged. FIRM’S ONLY OFFICER The products aib of Unlcom-merce, Inc., a company in which Lynch holds all the stock, and of which he IS the only officer. Lynch is in prelaw school; Harger Is a business mAjor. AT FMVu BAt/DOUN GREETS BRIDE TO BE — Belgium's King Baudouin walks dOWn the steps of a plane in Brussels with his future bride Dana Fabiola de Mon Y Aragon, after her arrival Tueadey from Spain. The two will be wad in Brussels on Dec. 15. af 1881,” he saM, “and by the Its upward trend.” Dr. Rodgers* said easier credit conditions now in existence are bound to have stimulating effect on business activity in the months ahead. Despite the advance of mechanization, more than 80 per cei the world food supply ia still produced chiefly by human or animal PRE-CHRISTMAS Kennedy Gives a Twist to the Old Army Game WASHINGTON (UPI) — President-Elect John P. Kennedy In motoring tothe White House Tuesday tor his meeting with President Eisenhower, put a reverse twist on the old anpy game of “hurry up and wait”. Kennedy, who frequently ran behind schedule In his campaigning, gave himself plenty of time Tuesday tef drive from his Georgetown home to the White House for the t am. meeting. That was theJ hitch. * Kennedy’s three-car motorcade reached the vicinity af tha White House toe aeon. About three blocks from the White House, 8ecret Service agents decided the president-elect was running ahead of schedule, so they turned og Pennsylvania Avenue for a one-block detour. •k .★ ★ Then In the mldstftd going-to-work traffic, they feared they would be late In arriving. Secret Service agents began a frantic arm waving In an effort to get through a traffic jam. A helpful traffic cop extricated them from the pack. ANY child will store tn amazement at this elegant exponent of the poodle family who’ll adorn the Christmas scene this year. The poodle ia 31 inches long, and two kinds of plush give the smart Dutch dip effect. Upsala is a cathedral and t varsity city in Sweden, 50 i SUPER Christma discount^ r His Oratory Bored Her LONDON (UPI)-nJustice Pitcher did net indicate whether he wee FREE ENGRAVING WITH ALL PURCHASES PROVE IT TO YOURSELF We invite you to buy ot LOU MOR **» Jewelers and SAVE MONKYI Our t low overhead savings are passed on BSksMt' sj \ toyou, the customer! « DIAMOND REMOUNTING OUR SPECIALTY Guaranteed Mfiafectlon. Work done on premltet while you watt by special request. OPEN DAILY StXTYTOUR THE PONTXAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1060 Stamps Outfox GummedVp Mail 'Brain' PMVBNBICK. U tP — The sow FiwMam peat office In ■at aMjr aatomated. tt'a on ynpiMt-k, accepts foreign Htantpa Jest aa' M m H does TMs came la light when Rome, the Vattcaa. New Zealand i and a series at Olympic (lames I souvenirs zipped through the ! csscHhg machines, passed the I eyes at pastel clerks and were drtteowd In Providence. Warwick and Woanaockct on ached- Children's Yule Toys >s Should Be Sold for Ploy NEW YORK rtlPI) - Psst, Suita’s helpers: Insist that an toys bought* for children an safe—Incapable of MEMORIAL TO THE ARIZONA — This is an artyit’s conception of the USS Arizona Memorial being constructed oiler the sunken and rusted hulk of the battleship which went down With 1,102 lives at PeaA Harbor 19 yean ago. The estimated c6st ot the partly-completed project is 1500,000, of which $300,000 has been raised. r LobQr forty Approve. College Grand Totals Up 5.5 Per Cent MSSMe nr the eSrctroter equip- LONDON —The Labor nar-1..—.... ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ ........... 1.8. LONDON (AP)—The Labor par-[ jty’s , parliamentary delegation 1 Wednesday approved a defense motion emphasizing Britain! H ■temps. C'hriztmai ligations to the Western - Alliance nqinade drawings ot and the need to maintain her own ••snps, canceled American I nuclear deterrent. This action constituted a victory for party leader JHugh GaitskeU and his moderate 'followers in the party. Enrollment Sets Record CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPD - College and university enrollment hit all-time high this year tor the WONDERING?? About Cooking That Christmas Turkey? ■ SQQ9 5 *9 W W W whh tree* FOR ONLY We WIR Install This Brand New 30-INCH GAS RANGE WITH FULL WIDTH OVEN Open Every Evening *Til 9 HOUSEKEEPING of PONTIAC J 51 WEST HURON STREET NO MONEY DOWN Fully Guaranteed FE 4-1555 Ready now at ROBERT .. Tremendous selection of warm woolen WINTER COATS... all going at one fantastic low price... Misses 8-18 Jr. Patites 5-11 • All wool nubby tweeds! * Newest collars/ sleevesl • Colorful textured weaves! • Many with pile liners! • All wool dressy blacks! • Many warmly interlined! • Wide sweeps and slims! * Wanted colors! 8-18; 5-11. USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN ...NO EXTRA CHARGE NIGHT nu Oar New Salesroom in In Pontiac . CLARKSTON-WATERFORD 200 NORTH SAGINAW ST. 6460 Dixie Hwy. Free Perking in Rear “iOTH STORES OPEN SUNPAYS 12 to 6 P. M." eighth consecutive year, Or. Garland G. Parker, University of Cincinnati registrar, reports. The 41st annual enrollment survey made (or School and Society, an educational journal, indicated 1,018 accredited universities and i four-year colleges had 2,039,854 : full-time students while there was a grand total of 2,942,541 full and part-time students. Ia SSS Institution, reporting both this faU and a year earlier, there were Increases ot AS per cent In fan-time students and M per cent In grand totals. In previous years, Dr. Raymond Walters, University of Cincinnati president emeritus, made the report but due to his illness, Dr. Parker compiled the figures this fall. 'LARGE-SCALE JOB* ’’The impact of mounting bers on higher education is reflected in the fact that all types of institutions covered in this survey show full-time and total enrollment increases, he said. The big schools continue to get bigger but so do the smaller ones. Higher education appears to, be increasingly a matter of large-scale production. V Dr. Parker noted “significant increases'in freshman enrollment.” The 856 institutions reporting in 1969 and 1960 had 495,269 freshmen tMt fan, for a gain ot 11.4 per cent. attle) 14,176, Missouri 13.706. Harvard 13,260, Columbia 12,491, Florida 11,893, Puerto Rico 11,848, Louisiana State 11,766, Maryland 11,741, Cornell 11,366, State University of Iowa 11,113, Colorado 10,530, Boston University 10.44L Doesn't Expect Spending Hike Dem Congress Should Give Kennedy Budget Fine-Tooth Comb \ ______ HR they In- dicate tr su'd s In professional Dr. Parker noted that freshmen training to be teachers are up 13.7 per cent over last year for the largest increase tor any freshman group. The 1959 increase over 1958 was 6.3 per cent. ★ dr * ‘‘The oncoming rush of students now in the elementary schools will create demands for many' more teachers than we have in service and in preparation," he said. “The critical national need in this field la,ene which deserves and demands Mr serious attention." With the University of California unable to report full-time figures in time for the study, the nation's 25 largest institutions in full-time enrollment were: State University of New York (,939, CoUege of the City of New York 31,909, Minnesota 28,277, Illinois 25,900, Wisconsin 24,007. Michigan State (East Lansing) 23,373, Ohio State 22,30, Texes 21,186, Michtgan (Ann' Arbor) 30,903,' Indiana 17JI0, Pennsylvania State 17,767, Purdue ,11731, New York University 14,401, Washington (Se- CORRECTION The Name Bund Portable-Electric MaM-Spetd HAND MIXER which appeared is yesterday's TRADE PAIR Ad was set as pictured. TRADE FAIR 132 Wist Haros WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Carl Hayden, D-Ariz., said today he does not expect any substantial increases in government spending under the John F. Kennedy administration. * dr * Hayden heads the Senate Appropriations Committee which has powerful voice in determining how much money will be made available for government programs. TO get, some advance line on what these programs will entail after Kennedy is inaugurated in January, Hayden said he expects to confer soon with David E. BeU, the president-elect’s choice for budget director. * * * ’I expect to tell him he isn't going to get all of the money from Congress he requests," Hayden said with a grin. Hayden said in an interview he expects the Democratic Congress be just as exacting in examining Kennedy's budget proposals as it has been in combing those submitted by President Eisen- ®wer. Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the defeated Republican candidate, charged during the presidential campaign that if Kennedy attempted to carry out the promises made in the Democratic platform he would have to increase federal spending by billions of dollars. Kennedy repUed this But he said be Would spend more defense and some otter activities than the Eisenhower administration has. Hayden indicated he doesn’t be- lieve Congress will be ta the mood to run up fny large icits unless there is some unforeseen national emergency. "There’s a limit on the amount that can be spent," Hayden said. "There is always the big question of where the money is i ing from." Road Death Rate 4th Among 8 Big States LANSING (UPD - Secretary of State James M. Hare said Michigan ranks fourth among eight her of traffic fatalities per billion miles of highway travel. He said a National gaiety Council survey Haled 44 deaths for every Milton miles of travel Illinois and New York-showed 38 deaths per billion miles, Pennsylvania was next with 40, and Ohio, Texas, Indiana and California were the industrial states having worse records than Michigan, Hare said. California, with 52 drafts per billion miles of travel, had the worst record, Han asM (Pontiac's Oily Authorized Zenith Hearing lid Roalor ■UDGCT TIRMS AVAILAbal OPEN TONIGHT TIL 9 P. M. FREE! 0'CEDAR Sponge Mop With Purchase of "Bird" Vinyl Floor Covering SPECIAL SALE! FLOOR COVERING Vinyl Flattie EAg M First QioUly 99 yd'. Special SPECIAL! CEILING TILE !Px3T g* Sq. PL 12"xl2" Tile Sale 9"x9" Perfects 6‘ 9 Decorator Colors to Choose Front—Wora 14c SPATTER ASPHALT TILE .... Vinyl Wall COVERING 54" Well—-Uw. ft. Unglazed Ceramic FLOOR TILE Ceramic WALL TILE *•'» Wall Bold 51% Off $290 Acrylic Utas lataitse tR|| _ , uionr mot 3 C*L SPECIAL! 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Nestf “ ' ' ~ 111 «IUr • coupGs jUfi> EAfeT, jtiBfX'fi ] bath Mfumi. IE 4-1647. com In unr — WAKU., etana I law room* Private j kath and mUanaf. (11 Orchard Mho Iw, n 6-360. coloMdd - POEHiittD' Art Waobly. El 6-170__________ coTTAdxa. Ill inftfffrr Weekly. 6U up, Tru Ruatte Cab-Ur WJ1 tmd*v. La* Orton raHNItHlD.A^n. PMVATt fifiv nrdut«m. OB O— Ntn ernt t THREE RUA AMD RATH. ALL private IncluOlnp utilities PR PVT" 3-AoOM APT. BUBURAN Of 1 employed par- ‘aoiSSTbp- .....„r.8PlfMBL drape*, new rtattfta lit**, IWIt-era tar. all furnace, basement, para**. tahe^jprtvlly*. Call kef are 2-BEDROOM ftklCK Hpiei, tan bosom eat. pap heat, decorated Mt per month. NICHOLIE-HARGER FE>SI» > j^fcoRoft^j^flBDufc*.'' 'ttfi i ^BEDROOM- MODERN it OMR aetoHHT, i er a e son*. OL t-101. PLEASANT 4 LAROB 8tnTAiLB FOR 1 OR ll^atiONR' aSSoy. ***»*—*•*** THRCC ROOM*. PLUS KITCHEN < Lex, j children. III. AIM assail ..a j SSSSf. K 9v5m ot A Tro'jnypc 2-bedroqm duplex oLAILnArlo. a^^Lh%oc5atb^*“‘ » V «S ” I $/5 PERMONTH ArTER 5 AND SUNDAY*. PEE; FE 4-7833 AMADLaft1** °k**°LL tat MlWt.d Paleoafa warm In wintertime. Then Poatlae. Call PE t-3047. _ ------- Rent Hoi NEWLY MKMAIWt, AS «M-dltloaad. Met ever 4 la l*m3y. tl OalrarLMd us*. - Br or iuST i MkiR.. oa- ..... |MB|fcl)| Hi 4-bedroom. laabratot 6-061. xunener attic, carport. Lalte prtrtlepee, >166 1*0** W MW >-»rrii»6o»(aB«ii.'fc6ia I. corner 1 IN ktnht and ^n.tlr^-nf:T. ,K 4-tiia. wTjSHWSF a preaad* a « month Raferi 8* Pc' Heat, PB 4-62*4.______ IfiF~bSbT Bitkhc. V atom; pee beat, parape. bmt. Rear Oonoral HoapttaT PE b*W1. watSrpord, i-pamily 4 kootis For Sale Hoi it am&k - i-aMottooM bee*-ranch, landscaped. etorme and ssaiaS,"«ns«t*,so 'jBd- tl.Mt MR PM-llte per math. OR i»d Beta tee ______________tot Lake Orion. 1 tarpa bod-erpeted Mrtap and dlnlnp Itcnen. SSts storm window* and echool* and aurohto^ltjiffVttb 0,666 down. Caa tTf l-im olorkD - MB MARMADUKE By Awlerson & Leeming For S«lo Homm ANNETT Low DownJPtynient — v*;3 James K. Bind., Overlonptnp Pyleah eulettc t-badrai. he bnJlr* sa;: Jsaea,' Lest Expensive t Elizabeth Lake Estates t shaded Iqte. weU con-etruetdd J Badnh. ranch; I oreretee floor Met*, extra lneulatlon. wet plaetar wall*. ' Lpe. eloeeta, ceramic tile hath. Upb haeament. PA NIBBED >t »1*.000, terms Low Monthly Payn Built ib ltu. 1-htdrm.. ^lkjyu heat MJOt-4 'merits j» _« a n. ns* ■---JR Tennessee asarhla ' (lrenlace. Tiled Yoanpetown kitdua. Perea torn* claa-*1*. Home bOlR to IMS We git proud W show Oita home ta rou tadoy. Can for M eppeisecaesst. Priced »t 136,000, tilth form*, can i Lake Rd lo.laaaf thla a bedroom thualaam e Id la*. 4. Oahr 47*00 terms. I MW. West Side phonePB a-aokt. RUSSELL YOUNG RBAL BBTATB * EOT-- n t-aaoo oNbiOTE | 1 rooms, newly decorated on P. Paddock. Bjr owner, IE »41M. DOWNPAYMENT Too name It — on thla neat »-bedroom Mtsft homo aaae Dodge State Park ThU ta Ho, ho. ho. ha, ha, ha .. . ULP! J! For Sale House* 49! For Sale Houses ES5B1 FE 4-4526! nnnttim urm, * *“ !gMALL DOWN PAYMENT parapt. tte.eoo, terms. . j TA*i* This small Beast. Ideal ., . . , r? . lea retirees er newly married Sylvan Lake Front couplet, a bedrooms, on boat. SSSf?* fiHS sum*' Mach, i SYLVAN VILLAGE •aneled 1 BeauUful family bom*. 3 bod, _ — —-Dane carpeted ‘ living ad femlly-slted dlnlcg1 raturel firepiaoe Pufl study, spacious Uwtap l r.replace, dlnlnp m.. tl»r . en, breakfast ra.. separate meld's quaitat*. Beiement I On.FS ' BROWN IP. Fu __ _________________ Bead. I, closet* with a Un*n clouts, i i ■ 1 porches, Mar parape. Fenced ! 11 T*rd pnrate beach prlvtlepea 1 POLL PRICE - X4AN. ' OAKLAND LABS FRONT j --------sgttk*.------------- eerpettnp. Ex- { 1 332? jack loveland .jw.fi.ww. . ; lain'case u>* Rd. pb a-or West Side . Up bams, eesielsU of 4 «, I bedreaasa. Urpt CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - Hers li 1 1 present to your family anu , ‘ “^ ““ Loro& Ip* j Rent Apts. UnfurnialMd 38 mAhjakarTi W7ia*ia*w at. I htwi' inptbrn hr pooh. Lqx. j Jiamt i* inM ilnpriTfy, -----*-------------V'A >« MW. . .... froert attrarUr* rm. PE 6-7133. icCrnieratCnSal Mas* ftto 1 LABOR Eoohj Aft RBP*lo MMb avaIm^ ' cup| arSSm'i^^ihUt sstataM saw _6 rae*aa^l isaW »‘MaS?ris J»?omua?f' Sue i M •» Ptt»W bwa. n all torrooa floors, l«t«a carport | b SMITH WIDEMAN, PB j m|p. _____ and utility room. Copter toe 21 cum i asuJss •sljsSv If i and a np ertUlt* Oa* has Mary Dal " 1ROOM HOUSE WITH STOVE Ct£tui,JT*JiJd f22“ JSS *«* and roMptrator Adult* ehly. IM K i iYi* ' thur Pay Usalr* PE MW I- tW|m...grim,-' fCLEAN MSSpfiJaROOM. PEI#ATE ?{*- ) 3 BEDROOM. PAR^r C^Ha^M«BWNIn StpH w'piS »»*»•«««• W .. ;fj=r Lakefront apt*. OR 3-6101. l*«J* 1'JJt •** *" CLEAR ROOM, PAIUONO 1 OKP 1 "S iinnevi^api»«"ARD _______I m --------nw._____ PURER BODY: a ROOMS, STOVE. RBPRIO. AND sects*. Included 650 M S Bdlth. fi a-iwr7 ■ . . 1 2 BKDHOOM. 6R6t7ND*PLR PVT oat., rtfp.. store. Walton and ojsllks'ai PB *-«W ' 1 3-room AiriS '1-room" ----- — --atTnret ______^OWT RATB ANDlmC; Ity. Newly decorated. PB 6 BN. I-BBDROOM MODBRB. 3-CAR OA- tapo on a fanC*d Iota, t BM | —TT.y~——_-r-TU-. West Onion Lake Village. Loaee | “J* jMJuJwato, Attar * to reepewtibia party fer pid _JEdSc —_______ ------r-__ - _---! month, ra 5-1M6. ________ SLEEPING ROOMS WITH HITCH att nff R^ rBEbR0o5i^EWLT d^cobat: 1-------- ---------------- 1^3*16 aw Oiaako Rd.. nr. Ru- fd house at Auburn Bctphta. Pall AJfff^^'WHiniAW/flO s iS home clean, ne# stoyo and mH*. 47 yiswty decorated Chartottm tneutre Apt 6 will root lease or UPPER-”' NEAR OUT -1 to buy. ----- erVaX CRAWFORD AGENCY Gl. NOTHING DOWN | Large IM. Pull kaastoost. 3 oar parape. Bow nraaao. Larp* kltab-«l M» P ail steam I 4 eondlUoo II Auburn Heights ( room,. a bedroom home large if X »lir£p room Carpet and lisyts minded to tall price M only •4,460 Carport, polio, bear-BOMS, wood lonetap ta back m| axtaaa CaU tor Close In •-lWji Cbpsky* finest flshtnp ; sod swimming takas. 33*7 »q ft. of bring arts. Us2> living rm. I ray fireplace. V Las scUvittes rm.. 3 spartan bedims., with closet I walls, birch Mtobai wtth many built In foataras, 3 esrasUa baths. OAB radiant , / floor beat, a ear Alt. pa- I ‘ raps and many other Isa-1 tans. I4I.W terms | ■■■ y;- m MS* ipayea1 ; _ ■ * _ , } AinJ^iirtSS* aSS E°.v Annett, Inc., Realtors t^‘2S^*"liaS5Sl.I£! ' g l HURON PL I ■••ilon IMmSaMnboed. <5Sy } Open Evenlnfs a Sunday 1-4 ( BfiHEk*!FE 8-04661 tabs sad trtaad at sob 6P.1I Ask for fir. Brown, tss. C 4*3616. SELL OR TRADE — Largo • n home. Largs Its brick flrsptaet, cellent kitchen w__ posal. Paneled walla t oil PA hoat Larpe at__■ , * I IP tost, encloeed porch wtth . louvered sefMne. 1104 ft. pa- j rape Lot fuQy landscapad Dork and ran Included. I3k ft. lake PRONTAOE. SMITH ! WIDEMAN | PB 4-4634 413 W, BPROB OPEN EVES I COLORED PRICE IB RIGHT - On this n asr. SIX ROOM HOME ta the n ,'rw-iursy.r ’Psyto^eer- &XTX Call now pe MW. BUILT IB 110. One story story home with 1 bedrooms. in an aaeeltaM neighborhood peta^r Own- to tall. Rt this* today1 and make an offer Call PE MM CONTEMPORARY brick Fireplace In 34 ft. Uvtnp room. Basement.-frued batn peted. Lots of fruit trsss Work shop oa aid* of pa-* rims. Basement. For $13.-«oo sad terms this ta warn looking M today, can MY MULTIPLE LUTING SERVICE SLEEPING ROOM. PRJVATB EN- JOHN J. VERMETT , Real Estate and insutanck Miracle MU* WappW Center sscapv. j asam.sw amp, in ewm | rsHM or Biil-iMM »P«» i R—— wtth B—<1 43 . I (rant ranch. lull basement, pavea. ; _ ________ . _______ - , MPB0 __________________*. | 670 pet moath ptas Utoe ntabod. Otoast, askdera PB Mta,-. . _____ 0WH4___________■___! Michaels REALTY j “ roomS anp bath. ~Krbt ; obntlemah. good pood and « «-W** *j *-**“> ®* *-**“1 SSFaaSff*^ “ tr**m «*i|> BOWS roS Wf MU, ” _MMM_M^T&.7ri^1 WririU 1-ROOM I | uMiraii |T64f with GILES REALTY CO. Home for Christmas owner lea vino city - say*; aoltuta largo I bedroom mod- . { Anchor fencing. Very pood eon-1 ; diuon. on tan. Mtoatad oa 7*! I HI iut across street tram lake. “Oita 441.W" WILLIAM! IASS — Lovely 3 bed-f room rancher wtth screened pa- I j Ho norch. Alum storm*. OUPurn | Just ttko new Wtth wall to wan ! carpeting Only I1L6M sad very ’ •asy terms. LAKE FRONT - Excellent condl- j wan wtth extra kttehen ta baaa-1 OU Brad HW Ilk ear pa-1 •He* Qrsptac*. 3 larpe Md-ta lot sly homo to lath* ofmadtttoa aad'prtaod v i j ____ iwctaon. i ARRO H tnxutatad far low ooM boat pricod at 14,660 Wtth tame i moats, tmmodtato possession. Call I today aad tat at show yoa these ] fine homes. Wo are sura to have j the horn* you have boon looking iPE 4*3661 • PE 6-4441 j WM. A. I KENNEDY Ronitor iioi WoM Bona at Eveatofs caB PB M6U *JEd -gr,TT,s M. -laiuvil! LOVELY HOME POR 1 ELDERLY Newly decorat* » ROOMS AND BATH IN SYLVAN • tadjr a»«4BMN Card. PB 6*4441. j 33 Oakland near 1 VlUape. Auto. hast. Pull has*- ! —=*—~ • *-■ ————-vr 1 "woStata Can rntnt *0. Prater adults. PE tl StfN 46 »~nS!5iB>Vl> J ULTRA «i btowbb. went portly furnished. PE MW, L_ __J* Mf**- ._ ' Md* PB Httj ... ■ °M s 47 sstat ii rtfrtp, IM n month. .MA 6-1741.1 room Id&fik. 614 WAN COL I , nmmrnm tents list ossa : MT a-lft! _, t*»ogM wir B^T Mli'igf Jgtiti** y „ ; arns N^y , «T 1-066. I LOMOpiiA6W i0 B- Wb- am * avi«»n*|»Dn. SSS | ft6oilS AHD bath NCAR AT 1 »rrp> pwrktog 8l W. llttM ' (ill pMMtOft. Walk In MMl a omen rou rihy ttjs BMB- 3 BEPROC^IB! OARAOE. j Wgr^fTPfc i „| Wept suburban. References ta- "*”* * M144 ” rfiPfgBno' E _ j4jls f^BtanaK1 *' ! S!*^SUi25rR*fSTStaL**0' motaryT>3 A "N7C3B l-RM HEAT MHUl .1-6601 m tswmpisa Pia** 7 APARTMENTS ORCHARD COURT •■Rent Now Oroatly Reduced' Am ooNDrnoNBD -I AND 1 BEDROOM Modern in Every Detail — APATBOWLr - ADijLTO ONLY FE M9I8 MANAOER W BALMBR ST.. A Open Dally A jna.16 am *6 BRICK TlSbRACN 6 ROOMS Wi > rate SrickT 1-EEDROOM BMCK. LOB EEC j _________________ laat. pood school* PB ISbdJGm. MODERN RANCH -. ______ i Larpo tat. Lake OstoaTlMBt or AJtO DgWlT- j dJJjN dowa paym i BMtak's 3-Bedroom, West Side . NOTHING DOWN MODEL cDONALD tcBHgmjj INDIAN tmXAOE cast bo yoar home and at loss fa-vested then you may hove realised Ear* ta a pood W« I bedroom horns HM four short blocks tram W skater All largo rooms Inc lading a 31 ft living roam and ■ a II x 13 dtalag ream Natural fireplace clean ba*o- D6BPLAT 1 TOOK CHRIST MAS TREK IT. the floor to jyt *1?*” bum 3 kedraoas brick hi Ptonqar Ripldands. a aab- blfwata Excellent ___J6B BttoO with 3 rm. I___ _ —ta for |M. 13 i W ft r<». grantees. Otasaod sun 0 t 30 ft lot Bset of 8Sy*?fA«^d*‘taly,^5E- Bara to • t~inTlias1 value. L.H. BROWN, Realtor Home, parape. larpe lot. prlvtlepet Only 116.646. wt housetraUar U trad*. ■ LAkB PRIVILEGES Cherry 1 bedl---- ----- tered walla, oa. shady, nar yard. U landscaped r ~ 1 > — i BONED COMMERCIAL - An S'; Mara* Lake. Oood Baraga. tx!to*^ra*oi NORTE SIDE REAL ESTATE 3-1676, Mtof IhR COUMlto - 6EM AND BAm i.cl beat. MW. atov* am* refrtt . Roy Aaaett. lac . Realtors, S S. . Haras; tJf \*m ____ .XJUJRSDTa *50606. PWIvATE. All Utuittas furnished. 10 Blsn PB 3-7466. _______________ o“R006W. is .m f-RobM jjOpsjfTCM RBivT 0; 1 cute to Davtahurp 6M per moath lis.US, ^!_2EJsyiir_7tF_i----------- I NOTART W1TE SEAL minute kitchen. MM bath O0 floors. alastaroP painted walls. Dandy Basement. new pat furnsce Great Mp double lot Excellent cloto-tn Wort eabarbae location. No better bay aay- screens. I tac laded 1 Retirement Special CharmHm I bodrm. *“ CkRlbttii gram Inspect for M 60S all and 6M as. IMS prl RAY O’NEIL. Realtor ! svar” 2aa------------------- 2 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ' multiple Lnmwo pjEtyicE ■ WRITTEMORE STREET Lovely family basso in excellent condition Largo bring room ; aad dtatap room. earpMsd. [ kitchen wtsh eating space torn* 1 bedrooms and bath oa Bio eoc-oad floor Pan basement. Ml I heat. M.too so — tanas. Wmwb William Miller ' ! Realtor FE 2-0263' 678 H>«t HuroA Strewt Omm » f » . : COLORED, i WHY PAY RENT? homo witb paa boat, a team storms gad am larp* wsadsl lot. pt Looatod ta Drayton a fta^as.0 14-Bedroom Brick I cypotod living roam pad dtatap room ipaclens broak- > f*M aosl mdses, 1 had-i room aad fan bath, down t a bodramu wd fMh M. ap PxcsBsstt tat aad a oar i Thta ta aa OPPOPtlUBll I I Almost 2 Acres... aad »M only | milaa from Psattas Ctay Brntto- IPs asst { W town wtth 3 bedrooms. attached braotawoj aad Bu j car garage Pratttrat view I la the area. O60 61.60 $9,990 ttasmd 0 porch PUB b Own your OWN I Fl.! Val-U-Wayi. i tz~rJmrJzz tdiitai < Iaotadnt % aero tat WWk pared 6375 MOVES YOU IN 676 PER MONTH DLORAH BUILDINO CO. A 5saur PB 4-76M__________ I ralll IRWIN porch, fail O* paved Wtt^w 47 mySa I Of? Worth—* S MIWI. 1 a? eYJrrirur .... "BaHHirSil at 161 Auburn PB 3-7641 j — , —.Vto-j. -«-EMtaaAma,~?taifK; I 4 ACRES AND ROW PARTLY P1N-irmmtarae toSumoaVh PB I shod I bedrooms. Nv0p room. ' ATgegmi »-M»ROO>«. ««i croons Rd. PL 3-00. i Mraado. 60 vssmly PI > isa-rtten---------, i 'H.tSLgtS ySJgS:j SCHRAM __ model MWWnM ouaTTON PLAINS AREA lijmwww bam and onctaeed B&rB;! fe Sons ! K wtlT'PHA. 6466 dn. Pvt. 6 iTLVAN-vaJLA0B_ j becAo ONLY $10 DOWN NO MORTOAOS OOSTp Open D^ta and Ban. 1 ta 6 pm WE8TOWN REALTY 111 6. Bird. Ll 1-7117 after V p.m MODEL - PM WEB STOUTS Best Buys Today BUTI AND TRADER Jr. Executives Chaeb tots large aow S bedroom , I home Drayton Plata* area W tost living room, very sharp klteh- CShT ^ on with buftams. Carport. WS wtth k— , feot lot. Roqataea I1.4M to move; _j=h ‘ ta an PW tarns ” | S^w^wl : $500 Down I 6 rooms saBurbaa homo, part i i nitadt saw imdttliR High censor lot, bamedtal* posse* si or , win help rattabto potaott with | dowa powaram $350 Down (mail 1 tworn furnished hemal : en North Md* Ideal tat aanpt* j COLORED e**y 3 badroom home. Very -J kept and Mans ta aad 0 wan to wad oarpstlag toNvto| PBU boa* meet ■WlPbiirr33 ■ ._____-____I WMb 4MM tide wtth many fruit 1 pw flowers A(6.Ta M±|f tons. Mttd h at 4M Central Avu ttol I family 4 bedrooms with l‘i I Roeeotly^deeoraited^ttuM priced tar qsuck ml* wt low down payment Mj ,1£ •put-level of ana __________"partly furnished; I a wart Beverly Latf* redeem , rated .jMMra ^fdraam ^r Suburban Living At Its Best Tour fntura homo ta tb* (CONVERTIBLE 24) roam, atao kttchaa pad dtatap i roam. Rha finished family raom ■ with paa boat, wator softener patio aaclaeod aad situated on Stadk top street Pull pH** 436.60 With 64.30 down * to 13 and a las p.m. . w. -■ ■ _ ... i inowiia- SsaSarrf«i5;i gi sw viriLsr»“S^'^ # 8.8lj ' ite.aZIlS**’ - • - - * -VMM MMUma __ if nMp-1733, raforencaa. * I- ' $2w IX)\VN j >--- rjT _, ... wall, mri aiiiuin- ?^!aariilir&- w. w.^5 Somes j :A pr”JghTtoo1 1 ™-LE”l^TA-R-fES ’ JraiSttJ" •« 3 ad A nougn I ime m mo*et down jmw m. pm GI, No Down Payment ' III par mate para ararytttl »■%XSZ IXSR ASSOCIATE BROKERS INVESTMENT CO. INC PR 6460 , 40 ORCHARD ATM^P I Oakland County j _Jurn*ea, 666 a V NEWXt" DECORATED. LAROE Ll^^ TODP I# BET 0 1 in* rnssrt taU-alaed badroom. oil TO CALL SagSgBlC. SCHLETT, FE 8-Q458 j tsxt walk-up. Autamatta taa hot wa- rXemenc “1 l*r*« "bedroom-tor, day *6 nlaht TIM baUvraya wm dacorste to lull 1 ocratat IgagTOMi. Rant Hmum FmiwIsM J9 $9,950 Dream Home with a kttehen oral* woman; would BP*, deads of torch oak laata, bullt-m OB avoa, rang* aad i U cubic Pt. rafrlparatar. Lana living room. Wad Mt with vanity aad mirror, i tarpa bod- vTh. BASS, Realtor j O^laSe” fid... __ _ ToTur or Sell iu CLARKSTON REAL ESTATE, INC. MAID at. pa tarred air host man, R- J- (Dkk) VALUET j JrssitSIRk aS* fha ! Editor fe 4-3531 \ WHY NOT BUILD* i 1-orpo^Rvttttt raam. I a 11 kttebou! ** T r ; 345 OAKLAND AVENUE wpi^HLWMK^i and dinette Ma.ler bedroom 13 *•"“* OPEN 6 TO 6 6UNDAT 11 TO 4 | HAYDEN Oooae QREKN TEUMB ARTUT 1 ** ..***? . _. . . . mo°** ! for whom 'astir the teat ta joad : •» ”-**• *“ wm* i NBW EObMB. a aad 3 badraam _ ___ __ , SgP- haJK^dmeratedl FAMILY HOME - 04-i cSTloraSlraoff OEOROE BJRWDI. RKALTOF S?Ieto** bSrmSa rtSnSrtni ***** bdaota aad Both with fall with 640 down. PX 1-760, '■"V™* Baaomost, 0 Amman aad pas hot! a*aL r. wtvfcr rejeeereUd %nd n ® ! Partridge 0 THE "EOUr TO a FAMILY COMFORT FOR UTTLE MONEY Lfl®1*** t££&6. NICHOLIE fas boat, 1 « - abed. 4 acres coualdar trade I. Owner will ; JJ« Opts Dally 6 to 6; Mnday U to » --------.^*E* ■! WEST LONOPELLOW- BAST SIDE WATERFORD TWF. NEW 1 BED- Two bodraom bunpalow. hard- 2 bedroom* with expansion a room, hianmoat largo tat . tab I wood floor*, fall totetaata Oil: larp* kitchen and dtatap ar =-j....... I,..,-- ■ heat, hat water. Btorms and j boat, newly decorated. Vacant. full baxement qrlth We floor a OOOD BUY POR TOD; EXTRA screens. 6> faro. 60 par wk. MA 6-1660. | • rNdiioom availablN #5e 3 mo*, starthra Doe U. Rqnl ran*. for raaponrtbta fcmUy. Pt M611 s ftSoMB AND RATE, ATCa9Bd garage. aU modern PE 6-0671, Inqufro at 01 Brown Rd. f0™ R^laa^Rt’YTi; Pontiac, Mich, OR 3-601._ 7 ROOMS CLOSE TO d6WN-town Poatlae. Available until June 101. tit P*r manta. OR >6664. ^mo&TK Fufwa8tt6TTRO(SrAi^JuW Auburn Motabto. W, 3-6176. hrteb cMnaiit brick. Ml Pontiac MB*. Oarage 1 bouse. Taylor, OR 4-0306 i-NooM paSWltT^rn >ROOm‘HOME, 676 > Doc lttb. PE 6-303 IT'S. A SAD FACT And Ob So True! ,ar III pay tar thorn tort H. C. NEW1NGHAM __ tsus?•So^rsss. wlv decorated, taka PtHBlgll ||jb8B|L_r.-AC-- 1-601 ot PE 4-603.-f A BARGAIN • I nice'kitchen with brtnkfMl'noek, i rAssuwi — CRAWFORD SCdTSlt]raStklFlSl^ra 06 W Walton Mss lot. nrap*. OsMy 0160.1 60 ». Flint_Ml *41411 ^SUBEhmaltt WHITTEMOREST. ! PB 4'-630 PX 3-540 ! Larpe 6-room, gtaaaad porch, full I 1 1 . ' I baxement. *U furnace, automatic: 1 water Item. IRNWi. dim lame-1 ga.ggrttK-vsffi.K0t1 will dfT " — — — JOHNSON Owners aaortflee. y Z~% bam tort 0MMN sai-^rrww»a AD In Aa Poetloo Piatt. It’s Easy. Just Ditl .FE 2-8181 Ask for Want Ada \Vhite Lake Tewndhip 6 room* on I acres. 3 bedrooms, > kitchen aad dtatap raam, alee, men? paTtiu.'Tlt.Jta - '***' | Groveland Township it rooms oa 1 acres. Sun parlor. 1 largo Uvtap room wtth flreptacey “*“ “dth breakfast nook, __ ' KARIrMOOB 9I1VD. ! living room With vtH-to-vtU cur-! •V? Wfia^Tr ; Ivn Mwwa hunfoiow. hard- mHm, fimtty kitchen, Ule b»th. j 1D A «2m' tarara you In Call TODAT • F A Evenings Call PR 440M. Art tor a*U tan* aqutty at tap discount OJLii>j Mr Alton | or trad* tor ttoUtar bom*. KICHOUE-HARGER “LTSTtti _ .REALTY I3\ W. HURON | Mdl Mitnh In Bvlran D0 wHtl * * * , FE 5-8183 modtate a**raa2nl*'ft*0amb*T-a peR*J"^l5rw<2°2m**SA bUr*oma*1}oMprin tad corner lo- caUoa at »1U*I--- js jlckxm^kkar clarkxton Vsrtriy atTany” M«|HN 0* tm* Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor Fee Sale Lota See For Your telf CHEROKEE HILLS! Yea'll like Ha wooded, relltn* IN KT*m t dBSliigs aottor heme — bnd_tt* mm* >4| iUMbaoa 6fyortoBity 99 BUSINESS AND-RES. Iljeelleat ImMM 'or tasdrani ottm fe«| tota**. electrical « ttshbu ri«bt I Mean CarlW. Bird, Realtor Stt SSty •arer’isvSK ..4£)esi? _____6 SERWcE SMALL ftnfesn^sa? Solo Household Poods 65 » jbmbEbSl aaB’lar MB F$ l»3& ^K*r i 55 For Solo Acroofo ACMES, t MILES NORTH Or Rochester nice hom trite, Crsn S^LMO prini.i.,._vn_j^«»l “ nr tit ncoc BUILDERS 41 ACRES. Lake frontage. Ripe for cubdlvldlng. Waterford Twp.. jTc HAYDEN, Realtor i r Write* FO «-tt4t ROCHESTER AREA I ACRES LOCATED OH A HJLL Beautiful ett# In nn eioellent location. Ideal kulldtag apot let ranch or tri-leveL .... LAPP'S ro Midi GIROUX stSSci" 1’ttuwm. ■MMe ' ' living room eultee. (1.76 wk. ------------------ 1« N. Sin. “ GROW MONEY Small (tore building and a home combin'd for only H GENERAL REAL ESTATE ON Dixie Hwjr. OR Mil &m IB V Sunday ■& I. Solo LsttdCoMtrscts 11% DISCOUNT. N.n«.N SAL- DISCOUNT OH LAND CON-1 on 12 Sera* and home. Sal-owing M.tM. $05 per month. ,___hater Mia exoejl—*t aradlt references. Dorothy Realtor. SM 3-3301 days or MU 4-3*17 sees. BRIOHTON, MICH-SECURED BY • anise attractirs 3-bedroom _____ ____a on S-aers. Principal balance til.600. discount 12,130, lari Oarrels. Realtor. IM 3-MU, L no delinquency. Orlg-prtce of property. MT-istantlal discount. Can CONTRACT FOR TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 S. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO LOANS IN TO WOO AUTOS < LIVESTOCK HOUSEHOLD GOODS H S0TI1 OL I I731 “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor -Msr&etUched garage, lurteloae baaemsnt 3 jrfylass*. 3 complete M3M. Approximately acre lot. True vata* far ably |12MSttfm mediate possess' - Riverside Drive UbED car lot with oy+icr U0 R. an Baldwin. Located at NO Baldwin. Rum PE blMI. WILL BUILD STORM FOR LEASE E>—— -- Jyaara. l aSMjrsa_____________ mm, Mi and screen*, print tSwi>. Income Widow otters Urge 3-family, sap- heet. I apartment#, completely furnished Convenient location — tale. |t*tt* Turns WILLIS M. BREWER Attn F REISZ. SALES MOR HM I. HURON ST. VB Mill It MM f *'** FE I lncswiR Property Ip Ftr Moljb Prspsrlj St tsmails sale *f tovaty year 'round MMt 'd-Mdreain home. 52x300-ft. let. Mill right. Substantial gftjytott.TtaotorUymte. COOLEY LAKE ASM bungalow 1 u i “L" living teen kitchen MB baser priaa only ttttd_______ K. L. Templeton, Realtor Rod, L’se Bus, Prop WA l 0 years aye. plenty Oa aaa of the busiest Botti—ss Opport—It/ M Partridge a THE "BIRD" TO WOOD LOVER? , ISraaHsNe these two buNtienei: 1. Frontable Detroit cabinet msk tag chop (meetly otebeu modern-lautten). and. 1. Big money.matin* rustle furniture manufactur-htj^shop. Real estate taoluded ln WASHTENAW CO. TAVERN-HOTEL Imparted, draft Mar; fine load. 313.0M down phis stock. Rooms pay most a( orerhead. Send far ear FREE Michigan Partridge Need $25 to $500?-See Seaboard Phone FE 3-2017 1185 N; Perry St. PARKINO NO raMHLBH Seaboard Finance Co. WHEN YOU &JEED $25 TO $500 1 Mast dial and' gas" stores' tTt by cribs, round oak tables, iSSIttL MSMT end tables. Bring rms . odrms., chssts and draaeers. Everything , In used nlWM il bargsln prices. Also BOW Urihg rms.. bdrms., dinettes, bunk bau, roll-s-swsyi. rugs and mattresses, factory seconds, about Vfc prlve. S-Z tarns. TM Hsrenln Houss. i CHAIRS, ooob CONplfidil. reasonable. MI M*W, 3-PISCI SBCTIMfAL SOFA. DIN- 2-Piece Living Room Suit $89.95 1 bcsutllul colors Poam-rsvsrslblt cushions 110 down, « s month Sodroom Outfitting Ce„ 3733 Dixie Drayton Fining , ORI-tP* t-rm CUSTOM SSCTIONAL davenport, tTt. Kenmore wrlnger-r-~- washer, 330. FB 4-3371 alter iTm” PC. MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE* 373. FE 3-3323. ROOMS OF PURNITURK, USED 3 months. Take l----*~ -* ktt el ic gtLVEB OltET BEDROOM outfit. Douktt dresser. Bookcase bed. Large chesty2 vanity lampi, AH for 13130. Duly 02 weakly. Pearson's Furniture, 42 Orchard *fr* *** 1 PC LTVINO ROOM OUTFIT. By Dick Tm “He owild become s famous magician and mind reader! If I just think of soap, he diaappean!” Sale Household Goods 651 For Sale Miscellaneous 67 DeWALT Innerspring Mattress with Stand. Like new,- Wt. 3-palr adjustable steel ImttM, fIl k sib. Inch dad Vi Homlte pump, Slid. Many othar toola at haB Box Spring Only $14.95 8. Telagraph. l~OAg STOVB^BEDROOM SUlfi, 1 Norge refrieerator, 1 bad asd draaiar. 117 Cottage.. CU. FT. OE REFRIOERATOR. Exc cond, UL 2-1000. 3X12 REVERSIBLE RUOS, 310.33. Foam rubber backed rugs, 113.33. Tweed rugs, Mitt. Run pads. 33.36. Pearson's Furniture. 42 Or-churd Lake Ave. 13-CU.-FT. DEEP P- PB4-3022. BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY WHIUtE TOU CAR -BORRQWjUP TO $500 l\, OFFlfcES IN _ muac — Drayton Plain* — Utica WalladHik., Birmingham. Flymoutli. LOANS APT SIZE ELECTRIC RANOE. Hlde-a-bed. TV. Bods, complate. Dressers. Baby bod. Apt. size refrigerator, frooxor across toj. Stoller MlacalUoaoux ttsmi carpet, rcll-away bed. 24' Hen- Odd ehwti, 114.88 Bedroom Outfitting Co.. 4733 Dixie Drayton Plains__________OB 3-3734 IRONRITE IRONER PROVE TO yourself that Ironing time can be out In half wtln ease and comfort. Rent an Ironrile for pen-. _________ . Mm - day. FE 4-3873. Cramp 2334 Dixie Hey Christmas Gift with Every Purchase t fu£l IN. THICK Aluminum eomMnutlon door -iKSi^eTlltt Federal Modernization USB) LOCH1NVAR YOU O30TORD COMMUNITY! range AUCTION. OA 3-1331 ___ _ | 7^*- LIMBD OAK COFPKB AND 2 END 1 * r*?*T ■ ' ' bed with MU r-| EM 3-0322 after E ARMSTRONG TILE, | ua ojm | S •.rr:.;; ! I PUCES FSB CARTON n *-*» •«* 4.--- ! *un JWUa . . ___S23 3I A8PRALT 83.38 CARTON 0fXR ft USED TV SETS PROM *v jR?**1*0 •’rT'Seo WXCELON 33.33 CARTON *u S3 un TV antennas 13 33 1 T aagniaw _____FE 3-2100 BUTU3 Pntlalmad Tlla Outlet , XV AT'TrWT<7 ! « I»CK SOIL Fk#K. tttt-TOF- : 132 S . SAOINAW If 3-3433 ! K. Walton 30 TO 3300V- 326 TO 3300 j FB 5-3371 >tt,i kaagyjgpgh FK 2-2237 ! gyjOMMri Sj^al- prices. VSfi Thempsim! 70Q» M3a Watt. For Solo Miscellaneous 4 For Solo Mlicellsnoous 67 CASH WAY rtMWT aluMiwum windows - Used Trade-In/Dept. Buffet .. I14tt wjga.riirijfe.riBy W^r RHP^I Burmeister D^K*rrwSd*5laST’. SgS*.r.;'S WN&lry/r. «S THOMAS ECONOMY i h-AT^CTjARlSET-!'!*. VV 44u« w&ftKftaas1 sz. LUMBER COMPANY ,1Mt Oooloy Lab*1 Rd, HM Mill Open ( att- to • p.m. dally Sunday id mi. te J P-tt ter*al^^^te’toJ.0,^!l*^" ^^griarlM tt ,. a gift oertifloet/for Chri.i- GALLAGHER’S Very special T Jtita PWtoBag 114 par hundred Rj^HCWa|^BjRP ^QRqTh Ck >y Christmas Bargains , to sar aetd aft as stt nsw riding fM_aawar iMSini'aad tiller*. see a*1 far year building • and raawutHtai naeds SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. caDu MUSIC CO n» N. tAOOlAlr^ yta M- and mowtrs. - 12 volt ' baSSry . obatam . . . iTtt. *344 Highland Rd, (MWI OR 3-70il WALL FURNACE SPACB HBATZR, „ gulbransen TRANSISTOR ORGAN Wans equipment ««T Dixie Highway MA 3-7*7* OR 3-7224 Bvi?”reoms.^ttii ItaS 378 gal, lank, 344. OR 3-2*30. wBRERTBEfaTiii*; li-m. tv: lid; 11-In. rfj saw tabs. 1133; is; a,ia,UTBL~:r iTr 6o you Mate a paint or. itaoraiag problem 7 Hundreds *i lal . . , la quality colors to chooss tram. Interior or sglonor. ion our wall paper end —faKteg tabrta selection. BIO ZAO aiROBR ZEWtHO MA-chlne In wood eabtoat. Popular ***••• Willi Transtalers Bony sraa. Jolted Magic nodrlp Apa.-tfH.il dtffMtnlT*st\tefe?l*wltomit**a3aclJ ments. Taka on balance df a*. count Witt or wfflndaapb tt.11 gerjjso. FE M4SI Capitol Sewtof '*fpeakers ■«* *• ««« IM . .. WUh d* NOTE True Chimes oil hot eater heater, »i-b*d and nuritress. 2 ^ooal burning^ stoves. Christmas Trwb 67A ta* . . . WUh Finished Beak* ’vatssiruss.r'' PIANO TUN Ilf O—OROAN JHBNAlR tote p^w." sdter* 4 p.m.' COME OUT AMD SO OUR FUU. line of Christmas evsrgTssne. Choice Christmas trees, evergreen roping, Christmas wreaths, grave blankets, table decorations and bough* of cedar, balam and pine. We urtt M wholesale and re- ELECTRIC mm FIXTURES. *0 rms., ittt designs. Pull downs, ktlloons. stars. Bedrooms. 11 .N; porch. Ittt. Irregulars, samplss. Prices only factory can give. WeigBod Music Center Michigan Fluorescent. 321 Or-chard Lake Am. - 1*. tail. Thompaen t Oardenland, tm a. lftgfMd* Rd. iM-toi ti ’MLIJW :*tnuiAC* AloMers wifk'M» ten. Uks new Bargain. 73 S. Parks miles wsst of Pontiac. - ■ CHRISTMAS TUBES; OOOD U-lectlon. CM Pratt Patty. Ittt FURNACE*, oil AND OA* UBEli - An tmss with Ml centrals. Bargains. » • up. Ei auttta fra# with any pur-anas* of trass or fruft. Oakland Orchards. I Mite Esst of MUtord an Beat Comamiaa Rd. GaTlarhcV’z Truck I^Bd ViBoo Stile Kimball Pscion Extended tor Wad.. Thurs TH. and tiatmway Gallagher Music Co. ITO eLtiBHVTijits t -y-pn- Smart**; kfffcldtt sifter 1 p!m*. FORMICA, PLUMBING, PAINT EoQpAT-ivm®iiBfiri5?S5; WhMaaata ta Beaten' sad retail, ■istt'ql Evstgvaaac. ate Mart** st. Aaraaa tram SHraa Bowl. FE 3-433S. BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH PINK TRBtS. wholesale. MA t-lttl. FREE STANDING TOILET* SU M Double bowl stalk . Ktt to-ln hard copper ^tthUmyths lie ft.i 23-la tm/Sto*** 27* ft. j *i-l» soft copper ** ft. coll 43c ft. -3-po. bath tote with trim . M*tt _ whits w colored Fsctory Inds — Deap*'1—T I iTIB* plumbinq BCPPLY^ FURNACE BLoWERg-WTrli UO- i tors and centrals tat good condition. Bargain priest. 73 a. Parke St. PICK TOUR ' TREE' ‘ OH IS stump 11 and up. Alta Christmas, grata*. Bring the kids and your camera. 11 ml. N. of Puattac.! Cedar Lans Evergreen Farm, atl* Dtxto Hwy. (US Mi MA l-Ugl STRUCK, BALSAM AMD SCOTCH pine, wkotenlt. can be sean at] MM MU alDUH Hwy. MA i-iiit. STAKES TOR CHRISTMAS TRKE 1 Mto, MT 1-17*1. SCOTCH FUTBS.li te DRLrVSSKD Rome grown. Mt l-*tt~ Tktt lor — ur WionMKoe Ob taigy' S.. Saqtaaw St ' Lights A signs furnished %$*• Rohmer PIANOl The Musician's Qswaata" PRtt KINDLINO WOOb. 32* S. Bird. North. Exclusive Dealer . lkwjwqgygaBoo Sal# MuoIcrI Goods Wjfl GARAGE DOORS Factory seconds, all diet to dock fvem Ml neetric door operators closet deers and dlta stairway. We.jjjM actlamtaa an garage re- BERRY DOOR SALES Oam from * to 3 Haas as satardnt 71 I. Paddock FK 3A3B3 tOT WATCH KHATZHi. )| OAL im. Oniuim approved. MM Talue. f2i.l0 and 34*14. marred. Alta electric, otl and bOMc ft* USED ORGAN SALE ' »»*d. (us BAMMOHD dadnet aM speaker cl ALUMINUM KB 324. PS 2-1212 r~oia,t~fH»T \rtt~itna£tiPn Vr ‘L-2. knotty ' Spinet Orgac. I----- — Tuaraateod nlaa I TABLE L, Moon Volley Rustic Furniture Co., 440* Dixie Rlahesy Phene MA 8-7*11 or OR J-3T71 DeUvared F6 ture INSULATION AD types. Call - M. A. BENSON Pontiac. FU 43S1 ' Signatu Up to 24 months to tops: PH. FE 2-9206 OAKLAND POOL TABLE WITH ALU- ___ ____ ~ . m folding logo. Exc. eoud, 1 u table and I chairs. Call after »kate8. PI 1-4339. .. . |_ >48. FE imi. -:30. OR 2-8131. ____ OIL SPACE HEATER AND TANK, I 9X» RUGS gjgs ABOUT ANfTfttNO fob' WAlfT W •]!£: TS* as 81c ! rircftii r-affto^V ^gjpT SSslfSKtf S-gAiaAte! btjrass* A,°i VtSt* our teaSa* dSET bed. 330. Virgil Harris. PE l-Sn*. 23_,gTOIU«. WIKDOWC CikBAF ! Jf *rT - 3. yialt our Kudo dept, for real ^ ^.a^Twraurr-Jf^lory. good coodl- I Q^L~T«IH CtYC V* 2-MH. ] ririig. Mpjlk — | . LEW aETTERLY MUSIC CO Across from Birmingham TMatr* Mi tttat liguaw a uwuosr^mHfc tita—ak iukx ends’MlMBUt^** *** ***** USED PIANO SALE right elaanat. OR HH1. tori~BBr*lolittirjpkTiI 3*00 4. aaad aandftlan. OR2-WM ftHLL * HOWHJ. I MM MOVIE —"Iter and Weetoa 34*. OR 3-3*43 x bargains NWa>uy. and look PLAYER PIANO. or trade. Corns out! _______ — *-------of fret PINK DINETTE Loan Company 22 Pontiac Stats Bank Bldg. LOANS $25 TO $500 On your elgnature r *““* " \IW I 24MONTH 4 miles K, of 1 B. of Auburn B fill. Visit FE MUL HOME A AUTO LOAN CO. fry it. Ogritf I. Plfct SWEEPERS .... ______________WfUMlg&*B1JM T.V. Bigrow With Confidence jSoM^r^molwts S^wsoiSiALi ^ **d and npeesasaad. 1 cats, lfl»6 CMh ^ c»rry. gjpkMK diWIHh*. LAhhf | Sine'S. Sfl j 6tAttllSS’ I tW 1 OIL PURNACt - DBLCO 12133* LI." I BTU _wHh jay-BMe thcrmcetat. “* w -ww j ny nn 1JIM ^ j II csUon oil not vtUr—Dtloo, ^ W m yFF^ POTT— --------------— “ PURNACK • YEAR* OLD, tank Includad. funprlc*. *3*. ms far . selling, exchanging .gas heat, call 1 1-S6 mater, aaatslata, HA. OR 2-ttfc. j BUMFRft FOOL fiULt".JU ZTijrtSXtXAT fellSSS. Prt—i MM I ► Wit r >s*M* I rrflMMil. SpteUDj _________ . « , MWilMli TV AND PHONO ; MM. ______________ «*. Call Ifttr 4. , bofa AND CHAIR. UAHOSaNT d«sk and chair, lounge ‘*‘i-------------J GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance Corporation of Fontlac iofw JKOCSY MAiMrniM 1 - _JWBC] citlCAOd ROLLER SKATSS WITB do gaarsniee, matci luntog and deliver: ,t*w bettkrlv MM^oa MAKE YOURS A 111 — CUmejaoaq ShatMWaoSed Sesid^faUy «wa' frea. tb, 30 Flit CENT DMOOUNT* ... boxed Christmas surds. Reduced prices on tovontan clearance an iixry*i&8r NEW OOHH "CAFMttr^OttOAIIa Credit Advisors 61A BUDGET YOUR DEBTS CONSOLIDATE BILLS—NO LOANS For Your best bet to get out of debt; saa Financial Advisers, Inc. m ». 8AOINAW FE 1-7362 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP M W. HURON ra^lMS BEAUTIFUL SINOER. CONSOLE Mail sawing machine, walnut Oidah, hardly aaad. Taka oa IM >»*J»f«e or paymenU of |« per month. Universal Co. FE 4-0309. BAROAINS OH CUD FURNlTUTlK Re.w baby fhinatttro, Uaoij and 'SSI; [ONAL SOFA, TABLBS AND! f00" pa. Heaxonabla. MA «-8«28- I °Mn SIEGLER Gas and Oil Heaters type* ol _ Marina «Sp tent- Novelty ChrUtmas, Bghw CRUISE-OUT BOAT SALES Items. Forbes' Printing A>Ofjcs . . __________—_ Supply. 4SM Dixie Hwy., nest to OIL SPACE HKATML TWIN PCrr. Ponuae State Busk. OR mw, good eesdIUas. Stt. OR 3 »fld. ! until Chrietmaa, PORTABLE ROYAL TTPEBITITER AUTOMATIC ELEC- | W». FE 3A1P4 after 4:04. _ **" Rctur* wnroow. Ixu. ox vkni''fiT 12. m. rTS,jra»°w » &‘iSJFa ^T—i:.________ Sr^y■ ~ BBmh sprints Mi ni* bad and chair *M; bad springs uU state ttM: WWW rnr bedrpom uifte acrntehed d’. idf * H. P. HOLMES. INGS S^F^tattSStai^ ^ji mehi suits, kb imp « aa^pSjasEw'.S “let’5 talk 11 - ET!! -!.-, I m.f.U»LX~l*jSA '»*43t 1 FURNITURI^POB SALE. ... —Uppi.— Early posse,-1 mtmm, • *S*m*. *». Lane p®5far*.,5r— LET S TALK BUSINESS'* I greaST"" -• —*7—-j PLYWOOD SPECIALS I 113 BEEF AND FORK - HALF AND I H to. 4x8 AS birch 813.35 !2-K I qu*r$«n. Opdykt Mkt. FB 8-7141. ; in. id V-cr*ov«d mahom. U N Sm I BARGAINS------- ^ mmel nttijir-i----------- on table. *1 B Princeton. IKE NEW—TKKN‘8 3*3 lAYY ChtnchiUu ooal. stab 12-14. *2* Before 1 PS 4-2023. LIONEL t6a» MOUNTED. WITH r—- xer. Alto nartul*-M. FK 47133. T H N J N (I llll m niI6ll 23 boar strvla*. al| wait i.sran teed by fscier, tntaed mss.. CALM MUSIC TO 111 *. SAOfHAW - FK 3N222 USED HAMMOND OROAlT 1 MAN atl wSb 23 bum pedal. aMM be seen ta be iMNaMed. Gal; •ttt*. GRjNN ELL’S 27 *. SadHlMb ___FE >7103 wtd:: WMH*5WrWii boy* k Jh ^old f Reply, Pen Use _Pr»n Ssle Office Eqalpment :72 THOMAS ECONOjIy* 11 S. anginew FE H313I Ppnelyte counter Ode sc-1 IU JWdWta Ave. ^TZSIW | lyusr mtrtSSS* k****1’' •**■**■ | >|w*iaStau' raneS6e,**Mi i "-•8gjg|5rwi' ' uSTkl TRAIN nun Wi^amKtn coupi imi uiH) KITCHEN GAS RANGE I WOLVERINE LUMBER j ^ WITH OVEN. IS 34" x 23" 22> S. PBddeet W331R. g^SnsStf-^^ T f - $15 TO FIRST ONE! ■ * ■ esoa in RAWATioiflff i txxtmoumi. I.::::.::. i3'*s —— - —»» I kartaln prices^t^dt pyQ. A. j yp*** *-- — - OI L AND PEONS PB 4-2132 Ett'ANto'UF. Ogt furnaces. D&D TVS, lif t. --------- _ ored TV RCA, $978. 8w««t's R»- . dl* and Appl., 422 W. Huron, FE 4-1133,.- _______________ WASHING MACHINES. CONVEN- ! tlonaL automatic pump 3133.30 i eafii*. stt.if. Scrattttd. No dn. _______ it. -Michigan Fluorescent, | 2W3 Lapeer Rd. _________ - I BATHTUBS CHlFFED. SOS.30 VAL uc. 323.30. ratal* sad lavatories at- terrific values. Michigan Fluo- boy’s-jacketT-HZH—1( gutu. iT—-------3 Mi HEIGHTS SUPPLY 3 An. WATNE OABERT RADIO-PSONOWrfe ~fcCTTma arm public ad dr tat syitsiu. Polaroid tamer* with ease, OB ra-frigenter.; Bjlilir -^ washer ext*r— —J seat. Ft 3-774 b»W IttrrA CLADS Sell new cowboy suits. FE 8-7130. ROOF LEAKS LIONEL TR*AIN - iTri*4*" ^y*y_________ 1-1171. ’ ... ..........~| Dell tMdtas uaduod* lor Ctirist- mdo-Tamk* —-------------— n Eddy. FK 3-MAN'S ISOS. AMD WOSUM'S 13-». bowling balls with leather bags. tti each*W 4-WM. MU8UUf~jACaT. lady's roller skates tua 7. H ».4*47aneri8. . . ’ v NEST TGYB, 36c UP, ' DoSui* games, puaalas and doll furniture. Morgaa's Variety Store. 277 Baldwin Avenue. PIONEBR RADIO'SfcXLING/'otIT " t OAK I FR 6xi U ; CASH REGISTERS, XROM 34* FONT! A" CAgH REGISTER 327 s. 8AOIMAW ■ FE 33M1 NEW NATIONAL CASS Rho&v T > from UN as. Ntw Nallooa: i fraat pd «£ Th around. 1 IB* Nauoaal '‘SsVVU _ _. ___i.ll ta E S. Oratiot. Mi OotadBa. HO* aril 24231 *' —------------- W| 4-3187 |T| WYMAN’S USED TRADE-IN DEFT. Guar, washere........ 133.80 " 1r. apt. rat stove . 130.30 l M asd dfc11- ““ renjjort and I Odd’Occ! chairs I 14. 2 B-B toy* MAple cLbfcNO-otrr cHRigniAs Dob- I. 2127 W. Huron, FE 4-7131. m\ Christmas Gift with Every Purchase PIKE. 13 DOWN ZIO ZAO sewnfo MACIUNK Df wood ednsoto. Makes — dsstgni, etc. Must dl., balance of daf suited 138.15 or MR'------- “ 34 per month. Sprint Center. RciTcttmCrrTVTEADIEd COATS PZ 1-0209 after I "** 41 i RANOK HOOD AND PAN. CO?- , porioat 334.M. Homes wire et 3 cents aor ft. Heater cable |) ' cents. O.A: Tho-— good buys In radios: Kmi *10; Zbnlth; II; Tale-Tont. radio 111: lian clock ___________ tlO.^Brewstsr. K I tpeaktrs, M SurroMht tddtag maaktat. 7 sol EDWAlffg ttt SAGINAW Sale Store Equipment 7.i : BACRIPICZ PRICK. REFTAUBANT •oft crtnk sealer and.Mahon rants A bargain. CagF* 2-3009 aftsk l pj- POOL TAJU FOR SAUL ttt. A________ Ta 3-3437 PORTABLS TAPS RECOfiKR. Antiques AN7TI3QES SALE ALCOA ALUMINUM _____Til SELF-STORINC I___________ STORMS SCREENS Mg c*P»oi DELUXE TWO-TRACK SSSJ'tS* TRIFLE-TILT ACTION ALUMINUM 8UUP PUMP. OE MOTOR, 37*1.1*0 yalat, ttttt mariad. Deep —“ shallow <■*« imwrru *mwmL S^i 6SA KIEEDLB SINOER SEWING * for an. plata and - •swing. Take prof pay mans 1 fancy u of 3* of Mly Antiques and accessories. Beautiful tarn pa, faraway*, — — and aute. Reduced pi BjiMR IBlWtaT Deny ta a.m. to lo Fridays, Sundays I p.m. n,a. lrt,W**h^toa St. o . Mich. Pfi. OA 3 3323. Cleaning Plant UWEEMSTUIO MaderaWtd i gSrJWuWta“,?ij,i« 2mT7' LAPEER ROAD. PE Lltal Nr Sals Lots ■ apartment, ftwaar-_ —J nil prised 'bWOTt market value. 113,003 WlB brands, seratchsd Terrific IMttt while they last. tamgMMWWiHMrSMlMS Fluorescent, E3 Or chord Libs $400 DISCOUNT pwadt betas transferred—- Viiicmra Hflts Estate A taw'dSdtaa 'me left, dvanwe IStaltt Ooad KStaddS. Meal ta- Hardware and Sporting Goods Pai*awMbir z~u -sour. Over Priced fqr i ■n VPizza ett. Oaati mutt «wr month, asst- buy to opas 4-ii pm. teak* MICHIGAN BUSINESS ijo walking eurr, never * worn.-site 1». SI*, tin 23411 ^n5 T.p^?EJ1SKr’ I chlldrtn'e dsllut St tt. J»JOSS Ave. offiipOTliraTiiiie: i GOOD USED CLOTrtUHO F0* ALL family. wmM H1F1, TV awl Radios 66 wrt C Davis, Rltr. i cond.. Wa* 1»M. r. —~- ' “» skates, tae l. FB A-r” LIGHT BLUB PARTY ^5t| l^|3twr been a SALES CORPORATION ' JOHN A. LAHDMBMIB. Briber —__ spring!. ______________ __ •sen, like nsw WtB i aerifies •dl. Btd taay boy chair, m. cond., *33. Gut be seen trim If Ijl Thurt. and tins, lit Chambirialn SL UndUtSPRING AND combtoattoe, suttal' like new. PB 3-3423. 11 INCH SILVBRTONE TABLE model with new picture take. Perfect condition. IT*. OB 3-7t«t. AMPLIFIER-BOQEN DB-133, 35 ■ watt. Deluxs styling, brand-nsw. i ——- “i ftTtKs hi-fi bug. ____, isSiraR“toe“and" TlVRliAi ?dndow! * CTaan “w« 31 ^(wn^sAin^ow ^U\V UN bAL#£ ! Manhole Cortn. Oritoi and Steps 2- if I til QC IJ BLAYLOCK coal A Baildtna —»r1r Cm ftr window, any slxt up m HMtl It OfSiuSd td& VfiOl —* ssraas j “£t& 'sS&fja FEDERAL mayor, 110. t keys' end i girls' j rink raltar ekstee. 110 oaab. Fg 6-1327. RED RECLINING CHAW.' 6£w 338, OR 4-0234 frc6 iio thADt. wntrRGNOMB. mahogany taalMr top tier table, antique ooftss table. WT MBA TOYS AMD BABY PURNITUBB. PB 3-4401. M3 Lowell. 0? to ttw cttTM-iiifri*: sorted ton. and Wlutaal stuffad animal*. 341 iTgeverly. UN DU WOOD TYPEWRITER. AP------ ittai *—Aatier, Mil! SMs Sporting Goods 74 12 OAUOS SIX JMOT BOLT AC-St* condition,**01' B 3-771* BULMAN HARDWAR1 134* ELttjJIKra* UL**FE Ittll OPEN DAILY 'TIL t! SUN. S3 j pro*. ■ yrs. old. Best s Weldon. Oil Bdiwobaw. PARAKEET AND CAGE and WM BSKMtt of food Nu&aWwttkiP yNKIWm Cameras and Equlpm’t 70 Sum Smk Musical Goods 71 , ^dTARK ^ PLAY IN PIANO. AFT. | ..‘" 'HlaJh sJT-t'io after*. __ GOOD SELECITON OF (M*. Priced tor quick 1 TALBOT LUMBER GUNNELL’S FE 271W i Modemization I iVAi • am bat i etaelrtda}. W^km|tag. . * A-tt ta • DAT mint and lumber supply. Open i ttTS.M—FE 2-NB1 . l^ynTtu a; ja m i It 1 f Plenty of Free Parking mm oSttasd —r - —i I On Oar' Lot 1 w *Ai ATTENTION!! SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS J N* A ARCHERY ESUIFME9 Uj H. Sustadw____ Ft t-tttt YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND* targa selection of lata mo gnarantaqj used totovtataai. ~BEL TV EMaabeth Lake Rd. FE 4-4*46 Water Softeners 66A PLACE A ‘LOST" AD. Call. FE 2-8181 for an ad to recover a loss. Dial FE 2-8181 for an ad writer. dXT Furniture. AppUanci lit WEST LAWRENCE ISEl) OIL BURNERS Wril~CON-trots In good coadHlop. 330 and up. Barnes A Rargravi 742 W. Hiiron - _ USED OIL SPACE HEA‘ "nrj sd fro* to bag! - ....-os. FE 3-ktaa, ATTENTION MUSICIANS MUSICAL UttSTB DESIRE SELECT FROM LAROB STOCK LIBERAL TRADE ALLOWANCE AUTHORIZED ORET&H DEALER LAYAWAY OR PAYMENT PLAN EDWARD'S It 8. SAGIMAW BALDWIN OROAN, 2 FUlL MAN-uals. 28 pedal board, talnsd tpaainri with aaceaaslan, —-r. dimaa sire tar, feunta dls-nt. in* privet* lessons, terms terms mm tmm u vs asu I GUN, MODEL 12. 1 . cost meT with < BOX OF SHELLS til. ( Si’s. Tafcnrash. ' HUNTER'S SPECIAL CAMPING trailer tomntatt with stevs, link tod. ste. Reasonable, maatra 12 MM AT DOUBUE JgOPUOHl OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MY 2-4911 mans mu Parka. MMStUM-uiriiYC*. Can afNr tiliv gkagL- MW— osareoRETWKKF^^ WJMW Ks^Sirffi' f.mPifffBSfva!; WINCHESTER 12 OA. MAOMUM DUCK OUN, MODEL 11 UKE sna—s=_Bn 0)M Brit, Mm—w, Bte. end aim I* . , RCA WHIRLPOOL GENERAL ELECTRIC IWt^ZCmSwe TODAY’S BUT LAUGH: Andy OrUflth decided this Chrtot-msa he’ll glia hie wife eomethlng to go with the car he gave her lest Christman—driving lessons WISH FD SAID THAT: It's sad bat true—money and hair only seem Important when yea no longer have any. Protocol demands the entire Inaugural party wear the same kfnd of hat as the president. And that la why well never Cuban in Czechoslovakia VIENNA, Austria ’ (4) Jim Backus. (7) Ends Kevaes, (ILNewn. • 4? •*[ By CNYTKlA LOWRY NEW YORK (APJ-WaO over a year ago, wlMn the TV quiz show scandals . bunt a lhun through which aU-earia ol criticism flood* I: St (2) Zane Grey. (4) Peter Pan (cont.). (7) Real McCoys. (») Movie (coot). (4) Peter Pan (cont ). (7) My Thrse apns-(I) Taney Aw. Ml (A Ann Sothera. U:ae (2) News. (4) Newt. (7) Mickey BpiUaae. (9) News. .{■tCT HtU (2) Weather. 44) Weather. CD Talsecape UAW. Iim (3) Sports. (4) Snorts. U:U (3) Mortal “Woman (Italian; 1964). Be- iqJSXB. « a»mog g&*» NT* a* miH BMTWrtf rollup BdS&fir HM . already married, a gb a woman of looae morale. 6faa LpHobrigida, (9) Movie. “The Beach-comer.’' (1964). Glynls Johns. Robert Newton. 11:9(4) (Color). Jbek Pasr. (7) Flight. . St« (4) (color) (3) S.M (3) On the /arm Front. •Cl (2) TV Coltotfs. TiM (4) Today. (7) Funews. (3) Felix the CUL (7) Johnny Ginger. ■ •su (3) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Stage ti am (4) I Married Joan. (2) Merle. DM (7) Exercise. Networks Promise to payola, but they wen gofhg tackle the matter of tv violence and brutality. excesses are cut out. No more _ these prolonged fist fights, when / one or two punches would •sanaiia Muo ntnawo *lasosmovl Klrt mnsrt recall the thinking of oos o ly appointed V|Be prpridfrt sharge of deawap about Me fu-ive activities. . ( . “Of count, there has to be a Certain amount ol action," he said. But jL’m fMng to see to If that move the story'forward. No map! gun battles, with wortd do the 4ttek.fc Well, that waa 14 months or a» back. I QgurUd that. with moot rt TV News and Reviews "Yanki, Not T in Chaotic Film Footage boasting about how tirelessly and faithfully they ale serving the public weal with their public af-totn, informational shows r * NEW YORK (UPI) — New I _jww what ABC-TV officials when they mid their Wednesday - “Yank! No!” one-hour film edttortal guN would Introduce vtowen to “an ad: excttlng Mw tochelque of candid “Ore abort your Latin Ameri-neighbon; be prepared to fbl- The documentary, part of the ’Close-Up!" series, was produced by a team of Time, Inc., report* ettort end dollars; act quickly mid Telephone Calls Bore Top Hollywood Actor By IABL WILSON am (4) Faye (T)Nrws. *«ssr Utto (9) Chez fl (7) Dtvora (4) (Color) Hunch. Features behatt and on behalf of freedom In the world.” The film dealt with the impact of Fidel Castro's words sad deeds, not orty upon Cuba, but upon vir-~ i of Latin America. We m a situation that breeds ___, by the pfisidwnlal candidates. But they still are dishing up the same old portions of sadistic battles — lag;, vicious fights, gun battles, and often grisly glimpses of tho dead and dying. Ibis continued dedication gosy mayhem and graphic pictures of crime, recently led FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover, to cou- rt downtown Caracas, By Watted Press FAMILY nittW, 7 p.m.‘(2). Part n of “The Hum Musketeers” starring MaxlmUBan Schel and !W YORK — I took aemeepotee on th« dialogue Ut the ■fat party party Jaa Mitchell gave tar “Camolot" and bare iee: "There’s—-..His hobbles an old cun and young girts . . There’s Due —i plastic surgeon, out with hto 1 Ale fib Job.. There’* — the newspaperma wanted to aak him at the show hpw he liked B hut I thought I’d better wait till he ttoto (3) Search tor Tamar mu. 44) tetter) It Could Be You. (7) Beat the Clock. kandeesnoly and magnificently played Sir Laneatot. He’s iron Lawrence, Maes. and Toronto. He’s a Flench peaking dtoe Jockey. He hud watted stnee April INS, for this Mg night when he would crash Broadway la u smash hit. He and his attractive young wife were drinking champagne, celebrating as vociferously as anybody. But In i way they were only going through the formalities. They’ve been separated for two or three yean. Short story writers, tabs It from there. a) My Little Margie. (4) News. (7) Abort Faces. (9) Movie. ■ (4t BoM tommy. liU (2) As World Turns. (7) Life of Rfley. (3) Medic. (4) (Color) Jan Mur THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Tina Leake told the Peris press she wouldn't mind marrying Arthur Miller ... Salvador DaH met Kim He-vak at the party and said* “She Is one wort of art I ooutfl never equal1'... lea Zsa Gaker—who'll accompany Bab Mapa ' on hie Christmas tour of 01 bueee says she’ll buy a N.T. town house.... Celeste Holm's poodle broke up a performance of • invitation to a March"—It dashed onkage from her dressing room, j ★ ★ .fir BAIL'S PEABL8: An optimist to a mlddls-aged fellow who thinks that cleaners have been shrinking the waistband of his m06 (2) Guiding Ught surrounded by hills swarmed with families so impoverished that the phrase, ’ill-housed, fit-tod. ill-clothed." jan’t begin to touch the reality of iietr desolation. Thres of this season's new NBCTV en- The Barbara Stanwyck Theater" — see reported to he ready for At CBS-TV, “The Car land Touch'' la scheduled to be' i replaced on Friday, Jaa. 30 by PAN, 7:30 pm. James M. Barrie’s fantasy about the wortd of NmrMeveriaad, tpe tort boys Cap. Hook. Peter and' Wendy, to presented again as originally choreographed, staged and edaptod by Jerome Robbins. Mary by Jackie Gleam And ABC-TVs Sunday might rating "Maverick,” to Ike end of Ms run. The to looking tor a replacement. Pan and Qril Rttckard retuna as Captain Hook MY THREE 10118. 9 p. Robbie (Don Grady) expertenem lnt case of puppy love. With Fred MacMurray and WUttm Seminary to Present 23rd Yule Program BBNIB FORD, 9.30 pm. (4). ___ _____ mow Jkamto Badgers. Twnu-kR to to pm. inert of Roam quern Carole Wi " “ j 1(4)) (7) Day In Court toM (3) House Parly. (4) Loretta Young. (7) Road to Reality. (9) Home Fair. tor aomb untimely deaths. PERSON TO PERSON, 10 pm (3) Polly Bergen to vtottod at her Manhattan aparfart and Spike Jones to risked at hto Beverly HUM, CUBL, home by Cto (2) (4) Young Dr. Makae. (7) Queen For a Day. 9) Movie. CM (2) Verdict Is Years. (4) From Them Roots. (7) Whe Do Yoa Trust. «c« (2) Brighter Day. 44) Matos Room tor Daddy. (7) Amert ■ 4ttt 43) Secret Storm. guests. (Color). rNTOCCUABUCB, Guest stars Jan Storting, John Conte. Mickey Shaughneasy and flabsrt H. Harris and hijacker* who mmert Froncey “ ;) ol being m. M p.m. Groucho caaHuam Ms search tor Mra. Housing Development, U.S~A whan he. interviews Toby Lowen-stein of Ashury Park. N.J. (Color). JACK FAIR, 11:30 pm. (4). Jack’s guests an Eva Gabor, Vhr- . (Odor). of bullets when one shot i of television. The late It to the alarming national crime nta. The Federal Communications Commission reports It to getting am mi