‘THE PONTIAC PR The Weather OVE a eae “Zero Temperatures 118th YEAR The.Coming of the King Vil—The Gifts _ By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE In the world of two thousand years wise men were scge Geet sete omen he ao were made kings eir people. being men as well as kings, they knew they must come to worshi a king even greater than they, so they continued to fol- low the star that had led them from their took another ~"Bonn Republic. prayed and wor- shiped Him. Then Ss SH Pun Pp - gave Him frankin- cense, a fragrance, which stands for the thoughts we have in our minds. And Balthazzar’s present was myrrh, a bitter gum, representing the sorrows we all must face. In those days, gold and frankincense and myrrh were rare and valuable, truly the gifts of kings. Of course, Mary was astonished when these tmpor- tant men came and knelt down before her baby, just as she had been when the shepherds came and. told her their story. But in her heart she was certain that her baby had a wonderful mission in the world. While these thoughts were passing through Mary’s mind, quite different thoughts were going through the mind of King Herod back in Jerusalem. What could he do, he asked himself, to prevent this child from taking his throne? (Copyright 1955, The Hall Syndicate, Ine.) Tomorrow: Marce Polo’s Stery. THE STAR IN THE EAST. & GM Unveils Its Firebird Il: Gas Turbine Car of Future DETROIT (INS)-qGeneral Motors today unveiled what could be America’s car of tomorrow: The Firebird II, an experimental gas turbine four-passenger family job as sleek as a jet and bulging with new automotive ideas. , GM President Harlow H. Curtice said there are no plans to put the new Firebird into production. He said it will be shown publicly for the first time at the GM German Parties Win Saar Vote Coalition Ousts French’ Parliamentary Majority in Step for! Reunion _ SAARBRUECKEN, Saar @® — Voters of the strategic Saar Valley “ E jit z VEsfeks i Ls | : | | I i s ! I are pledged as a coalition to make this 991-square-mile frontier indus- trial basin the 10th state in the iH ages 3 2 if 8 i i i hydraulic unit can eventually g this ofthe Magi Hit-Run De ger where lay the “They fell down on their knees and *x* * * *% PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1955—46 PAGES INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE —— s urviving Brodie Br ten oe enol ory aprdlgr Siamese Twin _| stopped moving just-above the inn in Bethdehem. Highway Needs. Home for Holiday a peng ee re | eas NZ trees tie. ces! Above Average isa Seance oar stable and found or. one gee eon oe Says Normal Financing \balling highways needs have placed it in a special category apart from other tion to road financing. Zettel, a University of the Legislature, County Economist Terns Formula Unsatisfactory Michigan counties in rela-; his brothers and sisters. The four-year-old up at the Illinois Masonic Hospital fant Jesus, His) for Oakland County jin Chicago yesterday by his tather,| ) § -mother- |Hoyt, and motored to the Brodies’| |” _ standing . at His} Oakland County’s snow-/“"™- eee | side == ‘Rodney was separated trom his brother, Roger, in an historic operation two years ago, Roger died a short time later ' For a time, it looked like Rodney was well on his way to a normal hemorrhaging. pital and hovered near death. for days. The internal bleeding still boy was picked} | life but last ‘April his brain began| [7 report made by Richard M.| He was rushed back to the hos-/ SJ Mailmen Handling Record Volume "|Engineer Robert A. Larson -Pressmen fo Confer | what the “report” con-ipol tains: - : stg. meeting scheduled 1. The first car body of light roit Newspaper Publishers Assn. have agreed on all contract terms except wages. GOP to Start Fund Drive With 51 Dinners Jan. 20 Plan Commission Highway said today. Oakland road needs are “‘con- siderably higher’ than in other accumulating traffic deficiencies in recent years, any formula that applies fairly well to all other counties is bound to leave Oakland zs 3 the county. Detroit Publishers, (Continued on Page 14, Col. 2) fF Ut : Hy EUEF counties with similar traffic and) ® population characteristics, said Being Probed Zettel, and “because of rapidly Body of MSU Student Found in Heat Duct by Stepfather i # e < DETROIT, Policeman Crashes Auto Driving Man to Station » (INS) — Patrolman *\drinking. Move over and I'll drive to the police station. If you keep on, you'll have an accident.” _ TIDINGS OF JOY — Douglas porary Pontiac mail carrier, hoists a bulging sack of letters, cards and publications to his — shoulder in a typical pre-Christmas scene at the city’s busy post office. Treasis, a student at Michigan State University, is among temporary City M + Killed & eee Fender on Right Front ‘| Believed Smashed on Missing Vehicle struck down by a hit-and- run driver Sunday evening, died three hours later in Pontiac General Hospital. Police said Wellington McDonald, 3635 Joslyn down the shoulder of E, According to witness re- |ports, a speeding automo- bile with one headlight out, wiry Wellington from be- hind. Witnesses said that the car skid- ded about 100 feet after hitting Wellington, came to a stop, and — left at a high rate of A general description of the ve hicie was sent to all law enforce- A 74-year-old-man, — $ —— ¥ + Sought | |Walton Blvd. when he was _ hit at 6:45 p.m, en The right front fender probably is : i Ieee, ee because of the . Pontiac Press Phete | police said, and the left front head- C. Treasis, tem- employes hired this year to help distribute what |light is out. is expected to be,the largest flood of yuletide | Wellington was hit a few blocks ‘mail in area postal history. Employes at the |Way from the Joslyn road home _ main office and branch stations are currently working on an extended schedule to handle the Club. ‘Chairman —of- add to funds raised Saturday. The club hopes to raise at least to provide 150 needy city families with holiday baskets About half of the money will be next year, Sgt. Baerwolf: said. for Christmas Baskets. Tomorrow is the deadline for submitting names of needy fain- ilies who would benefit from Christmas baskets to the Salvation home = At saia. Arey Senior— Capt. _Magnus_ Michaelsen said today.” The local SA is acting as a clear- ing house checking all names to make certain only families with a real need will receive baskets and none will be overlooked. All requests must be in by tomorrow to allow time for investigation, Michaelsen explained. Success.in the city’s annual Good- ag returns from the annual sale Saturday of the Pontiac Press’) Goodfellow Edition were counted by members of the Metropolitan}: Police ‘Sgt. Walter A. Baerwolt,| “the club's —wetfare” jcommittee, said that individual do- jnations are still being received to used to carry on welfare activities .|Name Déadline Tuesday " jout in the city’s parks. Goodtellow Salen Scmncinavia: ppears Success Fogs Hit Britain | Choking yellow fog blacked o most of Britain after tha cold brought snow and sleet to high frost over the south, The tempera- $6,000-by Christmas-time, in order!gue STopPed to 2 degrees in Lon- The fog closed in London air- contrast, walked ¢coatless in springlike ing pictures of sun lovers stretched ILA’s Joe Ryan Moves 'to Private Sanatorium NEW YORK —Joseph P. Ryan, sanitarium. April 3 on a federal indictment for income. tax evasion... LONDON w — Death-dealing, * : ed over Scandina via ground and left a coating of white| ‘weather, with newspapers featur-| above plummeting to zero readings. Winter, which is not due to ar- } Of ‘rive officially until Thursday, is;ead. set in 1950. scheduled- to blast its way into Pontiac and the rest of the state tonight sending temperatures but) |. /¢ Weather Bureau has alerted ithe entire eastern half of the na- tion to brace itself for sharply temperatures — which —will ‘plunge below zero from southeast \Ohio through New York. | The weather man forecasts for | and vicinity mostly “Cloudy, windy and cold with snow flurries for today, with a high from 16 to 20 degrees. expected The for tomorrow is from 11 to 15 degrees. The lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. was 1%. The temperature at 1 p.m. was 20. | braska. ‘below zero for the nation's lowest | . Winds will diminish tonight with a clearing skies, but the mercury is to hit from zero to four| partly ¢loudy and cold with a high pedestrians _(Continued on Page 14, Cal. 2 Kavanagh Receives Fourth Driving Tickef LANSING (INS)—Michigan At. torney General Thomas M, Kav- anagh is once again in danger’ of losing his driver’s license, Already on six months’ probation for three speeding tickets in 18 months, Kavanagh was ticketed Saturday in Lansing for unsafe] ‘driving following an accident. Kavanagh will have a hearing case” if he wants to keep his li- Already the bitter cold has cense. former _president._of—the—Interna-i¢lamped itself on the north cen-| Kavanagh was driving a state—————| tional Longshoremen’s Assn., has ‘ral states and near-zero. readings car Saturday when he and another transferred from Bellevue Hospi- Were ‘common northward of a line! motorist, Roy W. Armstrong, were ~ tal, where he was a voluntary Teaching through northern Illinois, unable to stop at an icy intersec- psychiatric patient, to a private Southern Iowa and southern Ne-'tion at the bottom of a hill. They said their cars skidded and col- Ryan, whose wife died a month! Bemidji, Minn., woke up this lided at a slow speed. Neither man ago, is scheduled to go on trial morning to discover a 3] degrees! was hurt. Armstrong also received an un Labor Daily Moves BETTENDORF, Iowa (INS) — Labor’s Daily, the nation's only daily_labor—ne d | En Toute to the station, Pedrie crashed the auto intd the rear of another car; miles over the weekend — from Charleston, W. Va., to Bettendorf, lowa—without missing an issue. No Food, PHOENIX, Ariz, (®—Five days;‘‘sat and waited.” svram tr telihe cot Aolions g § i i I i i rT g i d if : i County NOWB. os cccceseccees AB +o eee OHO OHO HOD ow SUPP ETTER OTe eer eee 35, 96, 37 ‘ : t No Water: Flier Co hardest, I was hungry—boy, I was rs Desert * They gave him the water—then and a ham‘ sandwich, By JANET ODELL “But she—or he—has just every- thing. What can I get for a pres- ent?” We've all been in that spot. The unusual gift is the only an- swer in such a case. May we offer a ‘suggestion or two? thing for Christmas; and the at- ‘tractive terrariums will be a thoughtful reminder long after- wards, Handsome wall decorations made of gilded wood are un- usual Christmas gifts, Some are _| merely ornamental, others’ are "| ..| Candie holders, How about a clock? At long clocks are an important part home decorations and should be ny Unusual Gifts Answer to Problem »of Giving to Ones With ‘Everything’ — — intricately designed case comes from the Far East to be some- one's Christmas present, At the same store where we saw this set we also saw a handsome plastic ice bucket, - No wotman ever has too many purses. Present her with a brown and wearing a silver pin designed with the sign of the Zodiac under which she was born, e before Secretary of State James \M. Hare. Hare said the attorney general will have to “plead a good ; wW N. Delegates Ask Instructions | Split « on Lottery Scheme Forces. Continued Delay, Over Security Seat _UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. ® — U.N. delegates, split over a lottery scheme to decide a deadlocked Security Council race, sought final, instructions today from their home governments before resuming’ vot- ing pommorven. . Assembly ee still hoped to adjourn their 1956 session by to- State ing t ASK MORE DELAY The two big Western powers,| which have endorsed the split-term | _ draw proposed by Assembly Presi- * dent Jose Maza, asked for the addi- \pional bad to give governments | time to decide their stand./ nation would sit first, blindfolded, drew out one—Yugo- ang Lawrence E, Neilson, 545 slavia's. The Yugoslave agreed to! pierce, are petitioning city fathers _resign at the end of 1956 so the! tonight to — their home lots}, could have-the seat -for> s * * Some delegates denounced p ““Maza’s proposal as Mega! and im-' moral. ber eae as canal Yugoslav pulled ahead with | votes but fell short of the 40 nec- ~-~essary for—a-—two-thirds majority. The Philippines polled only 19 votes because of the agreement _ with Maza. Pontiac Deaths morrow midnight. 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Pipe smokers * BROTAE: RSat, _ | Z ( Dream EPR RM mene - . gag o , = _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1988 , ; Taker Clin y STEWART- GLENN COMPANY | ~ QUALITY. HOME FURNISHINGS. SINCE 194714 } a. “ar Finally Settled ~ Government Announces’ Bankruptcy Settlement of Defunct Auto Firm Pp = r —— CHICAGO ww Att t TO RELAX AND i” — ormeys have, . announced settlement of a multi- BE COMFORTABLE ‘til 9 P. M, milion dollar claim against the ‘defunct Tucker. Corp. which was) set up to build a radical new aug; tomobile but never got any on the: market. In a complex wrangle over as- sets and debts of the bankrupt eompany, the government claimed $3,374,075 plus $1,275,000 ___which the Tucker Corp. had post- | ed as Garnest money on an option | to buy a wartime plant, | Sac overment: attorneys - interpret} ed the settlements as adding to 32,275,000. , But the attorney for trustees of ‘Tucker, Norman Nachman, said, oT if properly a one million dollar settlement of a $3,374,075 claim.” He ageid the government had ap- plied-the $1,275,000 in earnest mon- EMOLLOE cen pePene Vie eat ce Say "BARCALO with $ 95 SIX-WAY PILLOW 6 Choice. of Colors ba Sos SS SS 245% = - # 4 os 4 z al 2 x: tp-fent due the Reconstruction ét costs 30 little : West plant which was used that makes dinner, ‘during World War II for manufac: | i ture Of -aireraft-engines. ALL CLAIMS NOW SETTLED | Nachman said the settlement or- der also disposed of “any further claim which the government may have against trustees for use or occupancy of the plant after the company went into bankruptcy in 1948." The Tucker Corp., headed by Preston Tucker of Ypsilanti, isco: Mjieh.,-had-a-bankroll.of.more-than. 28 million dollars from investors | avhen Tucker started his promotion | of a new car. He took over the) ‘plant, used during the war by | the Dodge division of the Chrysler | Corp., in November, 1947. When the Tucker outfit Tailed, | Tucker and other exdcutives of | . the company were_eliarged with | fraud and were found innocent. | «, In the settlement, the govern-| ment got $1,275,000 which had been} * posted as earnest money. 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MONT = rar Aimont First pr th take place fo di . in Double Ring Ceremony Dates of Vacation —|..svext, 5 te simom rest pars win tke piace for grades Susi xe ata on ths Chi retinas reek cannes | Weducaday si) 4 m the | x e U e ven Pe get first hand in 18 h B d VeUSITN Seilow eS const Mtant.' SS secured as headquarters for the > 7 | ; : 4 4 € ( e ‘s cA t roa cast to the World” and the entiie group La | o t ee - and Mrs. Kingsburv's daughter- fi tion as fa curi Mi. Stine eC Hol Youth Center hict : s 7 ; £ wena tun as - aD ani Mow pecent sporcal meeting the sings ¢ ‘Carol of des Bells. Masons ia Install ” “ . oun ener _ Covered Meters Give in-law, Mrs. are. Kenneth Kingsbury . pane and college calahie ORCHARD LAKE — [ne sctio will ty in to fimetion on Jan fort of Se. (xe) and Meo beatd merabers apd Dr. Boieourt = Polio Chie mies Parker, wt ; JOR Se ee . niet te Study a fematie brochure! Pat Dunaway and Donna Smith Officers Dec. Zr Le — A etlariee Set es Seasonal Greetings thodiue Senroars OUrehord bch ‘cu he project. stated toda t This is the second year that ] Ser ’ ior “ NW ass i J F; the ] . ; | high has attempted sach will appear in its th annual Also present af the session were Will assist on the plano. The pro t M ] tt “hey firs. > ay ae OMEO — Shoppers in the bust. a meeting. and is the only school Cy giias Broadtist over the CBS [le three school principals and gram has been planned by Vrs a ariette -_ he ee pees Celie ein a ee SiG wactoced arin imi o/s : ‘ Saate : Aiea el ut Xan rdlay ever curs + . iistiict we ee | im the metropolitan area sponser, etwork Saturday from 4a to school superintendent T. C. Filp- *®4ves Mraiseas) Wvaleray wl MARLETTE oF hundred each Wee. aniess in vontber with ant surprise here fodas. They _ ing this type of educational know- . pula . assist with the children in the na- ~ eee ee wo RUnGred x ; i : | how, accordi to principal Er Gea a . / tivity scene years of Masunry was represented. OMer SouTh activines here found “the parking meters —_cov- ; 0 | wis dekoeon ng p pa The choir composed of thil's, | the educators again facing an ee recently ag the Marlette Masonic Fueds for Ke epcration bave eted with cloth bags wishing them n minarians sftidying for the pries!- expansion program in the dis- Lodge when life memberships peen raised by dances and other.“ “Merry Christmas.’ The season- . Some mincitatronsiharelbeen heuscd has been shortwaved to South trict. particutarty on- the junior Waterford Guild were avarded to Harding Rugzics. wise, and Bevel epuadial de al good will gesture, authorized sent to last June graduates, pres- and Central America and tran high and high school levels were a al subs ( bythe village council, will continue Servi | in Mcp Berthold Waiker, Dr J.C. Web- gation turniture and other : ce 3 Tuesday ! ently attending various colleges. as scribed for the “Voice of Amet- interested in such a report to dis. ’ . ster, BoM. Rile, and RJ Licht Sailgece haste Be ane ccna through Siunatas _ Flint With Burial in well as to older alumm in the ica” In recent years this choral tribute te district clubs and or. lects 56 ficers enfelt Life memberships care inctuding a record machine . a in State group has prepared ceveral ure anizations. nate oe . come ‘ 5 af ee: Glenwood * 6¢ * grams for “Radio Free Farrope " _ 5 seas F , WATERFORD ON a ; ane e a Th ves fo mrembet Cove qs te be only fm New Officers Named ns | t olcourt Hal cone uctec a : RS SU NOW pcre Ot Se Inne : rarer a T . Tk’ , ‘ care r t - jee Crs FE hes YET) —New ltl s Chit- Over one) Bunred scnices aitere The Schola Cantorum bread) jyiiding survey in December. 1953 the General Guild ef Our Lad of * u card There catds (CribEt se eersol Ct iE -d Watson C j iw. os ’ i ™ : : i il | ~SUEC -ost by ford Rebek«h Lodge No are; info (ace edied cose ane a no eee cant will consist of Fels bat live Op to the rules of foc. Mis Pauline Bays: and - * « ¢ Howe. student cotinselors, are in olish arr, a ey it — elementary classrooms. a voca- ard Methner: secretary, Mrs. a rae on . ues ‘G was " fe Cid eranecrs irs earl CTravis. Wee _ 7 Ai cee af Acraeeiicore: These carols date back to the tional agricultural building and a Denald Divires: treasurer, Mire, O10°st Mazon. present. His age | ~ — r. Creque. 6. Was president of oe (ee __ i4th and ith century when mu- bus garage | Bruce Bradley and publicity. E ; ; the Edwatd Creque Motor Sales - sical form was limited to plain » 8 8 ' Mire. Paul Shaughnessy. Tuotlatherimemberaltwhellre *. “in Holly. He was an honorary life Santa Claus 7 me style: Summarizing the report now un- ceived their membership certifi ERGGASS SPECIAL CFFER? ene eal of Kiwanis. a member of | The Rev. Henry.A Waraksa, di- der consideration a recommends: Individual guild beads are Ver cates, were Lee Atkine and | : s the Board of Commerce. an honor= Visits Milford rector of Gregorian Chant and Po- Gon is made that “The immediate Martha Mrs. Ralph Meek: St. Earl Oaks. who were absent, ~ ~ ary member of the Michigan’ Auto Hish Hymnology at Orchard Lake. step to be taken in the school build--Ann Mrs. John Ledo> Rosacy ray - A — Fed ans - “ Dealers Assn. and former regional Area Children 's a graduate of the Deiroit Insti: (22 Program is the construction: \{r< Frank Zimmerman: and St ak nee . , a en te : . Cle »f 0 T°: ” es : 4 district manager of Chevrolet Ve . lute of Musical Arts and: the \- ye a a high sc hy vol Tt continnes by Bhvaheth Mes! eon pe Methioi |. ae els ( p ey ow a é Tor Trom 1322 to" 15” ~ MICFORD—santa Claus visited York Pius X Sehool of Liter gic ‘al tating the propos: ‘d building wa: ud —atlod ee Ne vi bee : - ; _ . Milford Saturday in a shiny Cadil y - Beside fuct he Scho include 16 to I8 classrooms. - . Service for Mr. Creque will be -" x . : lusic. Beside conducting the Lig . 1! risers elected are. Deve ot 11 nw Tessday trons Alcee: lac convertible. The 50 piece high ja Cantorum in their broadcasts ©mnasium library and shop * Pilgrim Club Slates ar ‘ a a oo a Gundry Funeral Home in Flint, a eee Ne pa a and papel he is aici d r To wns Cl i5 Christmas Program ) Harold foomeborm semor warden: with burial in Glenwood ( : oe oe Musical Rank en a ; *h Wilson amen wards ar: tery “ae NE the street Automobiles, fire ap harmonic settings of Polish hymns. Our owns u IEFAMORA—The Prigiim Club ‘ . Ace | : Saar ; paratus and new tmicke followed Plans Christ will hold its annual Christmas a o a eee an k peste He is survived bs his wife. El- and the parade was «limaved with S Pex ole Will Go mas [party at 8 p.m Tuesday, Dec. 27 ‘TEA ie ; AUST *y on Se _\ira: three sons, Lt. Robert. with Santa's appearance ome eople ' Party for Meet jat the home of Mrs. Frank Best eae aie oe th J S) Nz ry } ASS Myr Wy 1 “1. eacon hal DOTS, STOWE : r ue id 3 avy in Winthrop. Ma : Mayor Bartett Smith presented to Any Length to Bathe | with Mrs Clyde Merwin as co ford Bishop, steward: Loren Mc- 1eodore and Richard Lee of . ' Frotr on? : ; : : Holly. one daushs Mos. Cs _ Santa with the keys to the city. MARLETTE — Charged by the TOWNS — The Four, Quarivie ty'er. ond Harry Beacon . ee va Ordal S Aller Sas He then distribated gifts to the: cite Paice with stealing a bath-|TOwNs Cooperative Extension Chub chaplain ; . a tcc oe fhildren, A free movie for the tub from the Guerdon Industries ¥!!l hod, its monthly meeting in POT! se nones Slowaes | gilts) to 106 one sister, Mrs. FL. OW Swan of aya & - ecerinan _ i ee eee . children followed. pay shale of sip the form of a Christmas party Sent to a convalescent home anc . Flint. and eight grandchildren here, Frank J> Sholes. 20. of Sil the home of a for exchange students from foreign Honor Goodrich Man hostess. Instead of the unusal gift tewthange. each member is asked . yi “ade sored bs (ape — se, a hee fae AN, dnesday at ; In lien of flowers, the famil . The parade was sponsor vepanod was arranged before Ju a . ; ea weked roe ce far to Milford businessmen. under the tice Harry Ralhoff. Sandusky. and William Hiurtubise. ‘Pctrolia Drive oe With Life Membership : . : E : : At the last n setae f the grou - the—Geneere—Comty—Prderatom—of direction of Warren Spitier, peleased_on $150 Roll call will be answered with 1@ la ur ( © group. te Dost the Blind . | State Police stated that Sholes “C@¢h member bringing — gifts Home Demo nstrati 1 1008 VFW h 1 Robert Fox G : ; eit or aeent showed No. PONOTEC . . Musical Department Snillc Companicn lake tills snes sae taken to homes of Cy ctmas decorations and gifts of Goodrich this week with a life : Plan Christmas Event — to Present Concert minor, were seen loading the i iwhich can be made at home and membership at a barquet in his nope aay _ . ; bathtub on a truck by an employe A potluck dinner will be served gave out leaflets of instructions, honor a ARD x da ila M: a ALMONT— ae i po ‘Sof the Guerdon Industries fac. at noon. The group will have a ee 1 Fox served with the Army trans Onl ys Sinday School wil nave iS concert of the: Musie ppart- torv. When challenged, the two gift exchange and reveal secret port command in the Span ish Annual Christmas program at the ment ef the Almont Community” drove away at a high rate of pals) New names will be chosen Food Market Robbed "Ameriwan War and again during ehamch a0 1 2 pm) Wednesdi:s Scheel a he ane “ the speed. Recognized by the em. for the coming year. | ROYAL OAK — Joseph's Food: World War I as a Lieutenant in the ° h h a = (gh schoet Ry mnestum 2) | UE plexe. the (tie were contacted <= = |Market at 1405 S. Main, was hel ih : | Marke seid Naas with the purcha Vedn mf “yo the divectian’ of ‘ se ° Ch ch Plans Event Motes) nicer at Mayville. : up by a lo u se Meee Comune To Present Program | p by a lone bandit and robhed of ‘approximately $500 Saturday might. Thomas Group to Meet this luxur ious new Bye ; re ine lethe Sry By : ; Sholes 4 ‘mer empine at. ; SEYMOUR LAKE--The Method. The Sixth Grade Chorus. the Jum. -Sholes is a former empime at. sont BRANCH — The. early, Annis Joseph. Owner of the store | ist. ehurch here will sponser a ier Band Boys High: Schoo! ae a rae a oun to Joe Bene. elementary grades. kindergarten said that a man. aged about 30:| THOMAS — The Thomas WSCS a f f eramanel Cietinae ees ; : pol Band diets ° eee an Chi tps a n the Pope. - inch | Officials added that because ot § hJ | Dovble. deck in gape telree alee os - i eieneee chet cn 8 Harris, whose retirement froin their health. they might not ald ones eaves | gift bex of bieck v¥ Full-quality can offer such practica’ AA the group becomes effective Jan. able to talk to newsmen on arrival plewic. $7.50 Vv Full-fea help on all aspects of Christmas,” the librarian said. ‘‘The library has recipes for Christmas cakes and cookies, suggestions for gifts vou can make yourself. ideas for decorations, plays for church or school. and the words and music aus Niece for favorite Christmas carols.” |rear fenders like auxiliary uo B rape dietitia ; boar overns Michiga A In addition, helpful material is|line tanks under a jet’s wings urn to eath j in Fire nurse® ie State University. ah ® Royal @ Smith-Corona available on Christmas customs,| The Firebird II is a successor eadiaws. were arrested by| With the end of Liss en Eras © Underwood © Reminston ! holiday parties, Christmas poetry/to the original needle-nosed, one’ and other related topics, the Jibrar-| Passenger Firebird built by GM Five small children and the young|province in March 1951 and im- All of this is hued into an Brandenburg. in other questions and problems that | which the single tail fin, 52 inches hand director, receiyed a citation come up during the Christmas sea- off the ground, is the highest thing for meritious service Saturday as Indianapolis 500-type beauty on the car. It has a virtually all-glass can- opy over the air-conditio terior. The almost pointed snout is /flanked by two intake recesses re- sembling a jet fighter. haust ducts are slung under in-| Twi tee ex- lasctation Vice-President Arthur H. Harris. Pontiac High School 1, was instrumental in founding the organization in 1954. two terms as ea essen =5 Children, Wo Woman ibyterian Church about 1927 Mrs. Bradshaw is a SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (INS) ase tee Reds in Kwangtung Van Hoosen Jones A Red Cross spokesman in Wash- | the Chinese woul ‘deliver the couple to U.S. authori- ‘ties today but this apparently was | |due to a confusion in the time on Yule Preparations ptt with plastic bearing sur-| The retirement of Dale C. Har- difference between Hong Kong, Both Dr. and Mrs. Bradshaw, natives of Pittsburgh, Pa., have been reported in iH health. The | Red Cross asked for a U.S. Air Ferce hospital plane to fly the | couple to Manila for treatment after an overnight checkup at a end. Dr. Bradshaw went to China as) He served.a medical missionary for the Pres- and has jbeen there since except for a brief irest at home in the mid-30s and | Army service in World War II registered | date, Parks Supervisor Bill Aho an- nounced that nine city-operated ice a rinks will be available during the |week. Over the weekend the nine rinks attracted close to 2,000 skaters, Aho stated. ~ The rinks available are. Jeffer- lan - Whittier School; Washington Junior High; Crofoot School; Oriole Field: Wilson School: Rotary Play- iWever and Owen Schools. Aho said the Northside rink will be ready for skating by next week- Agriculture Board EAST LANSING uw — The first! all-male State Board of Agricul-' ture in 36 vears will organize next, ;month, ‘Republican, goes off the board aft-| ler 12 years of service, and is re- iground: Optimist Playground, and, Single Deck $3.95 SS SS EEE CECT CC Cae e Cee Ce COE CCK 3 ~ Ve Carry All Makes of New Portable Typewriters Some Models as Low as ....+...-0+6 § 950 BEST Buy FOR CHRISTMAS: a ; ian said. two years ago as the first ed engl of two of them burned to/prisoned in Canton. Later, because placed by William E. Baker, Me- 4 a — A E) ieee . turbine passenger car_in the U. a = . fae = es i _she_ was put meric Kk Democrat, who was one of § Used Machines from... $39.50 ries Tax Student Runnerup phe GM Tecbocewiscs. first gas Donaldsville, Ohio, near Spring- oa ee el eel cee ie i ; turbi bus in the world. de- field t ’ “er announ Spene |S Z > in Poetry Recital beaten tat year, = Ses - peu E gra SS So joins Dr. EMS D. Sah of GIF T SUGGESTIONS | : / The new car, however, is de managed to escape the flames they were accused of spying. the 1aW"s who was first appointed toig ; ‘ Contest at School. signed for highway use and accord-' with -his six-year-old son ‘ual charge against missionaries the board by Gov. Williams. | ; @ Billfelds @ Brief Cases | William C. Bryant, son. of vs |ing to Curtice “has been success- | The dead were identified as Bet- — : ae ee ’ = Ches Seo . se = aeek | Mr. uilly driven on public highways.” ty Lou Hamilton, 20, her daugh- | b Cl M e s Sets _.@ Serep Books and Mrs. Frank J. Bryant, of/248'He said it is fresh from tests at.ters, Rebecca, 2, and Debra. 3, Dryden F&AM Elects aDama Uiaims ang @ Desk Pad Sets e Photo Albums W. Hopkins St., recently /was GM's desert proving ground at two neighbor’s children. Connie Officers for New Year @ Desk Colendors Diaries awarded second prize in a Spanish esa Ariz. Fogel, 13, and Theresa Coleman, n Assault Char es | @ Diars poetry recital contest at the Un 8, and Paulette McDaniel, 10. DRYNEN — Newly elected of. 0 q @ Memo Desk Pads @ Poker Chips y ; versity of Michigan, / Donald McDaniel, 44, Paulette’s ficers of Dryden F & AM No. 130), 5: wiv euved hace @ Reading Glesses @ Poker Rocks y Bryant, an entrant fri a creo Death Car Sought father, managed to escape with| include: FS bn Alabama Gated co @ Address Books @ Telephone Indexes =} made up of third-terin Spanish stu- his son, Wayne. but he suffered recentty foe oe @ Autograph Albums @ Statione dents, recited ‘‘La Vida es Sueno”’ burns 30 per cent of his Worshipful master. Leon Gaylor; tradition Saturday to face charges Cords ry tite W's Brees’) oy Pears cat DY Police Of Area |r cactPe "cE. lseior warden. George Ellworth: that he assaulted a frend. with § onus © Cribbege -deron de la Braca. tha Glase ieabe canlai re tom. junior warden, Ross Reynolds: intent to murder him. 4 @ Dictionaries . @ Globes 7 The student “is director of —¢Continued From Page One) defective fuel oil heater. {OM | regsurer—Otiver-Braitwood;-sec-+—Bentley- Jackson, 31,-of-242-N- + -@ Fireproot-Chests —_____—@ Personat Files —_§ ‘ampanario,” a riodical b- | retary, Kenneth Chapman: senior Saginaw St., is accused of stab- i P pe Pub- drivers to use double caution on/ oe 4 ished by the -university’s students: city streets. deacon, Lee Faulds; junior dea- bing Leon ‘Thomas in Birmingham, , + emInce TenlicOumalcaraon il Uwer of Spanish. Uruguay Leader Calls Conference in Hospital orrhage suffered in Chicago, is making rapid improvement and) has scheduled a news conference today. Batlle - Berres is expected to leave Wesley Memorial Hospital Jate this week and will be flown directly to Uruguay. Grain Stocks Hit Top TORONTO — Stocks of the ma- jor types of grains held in the MARLETTE — Mr. and Mrs. “Richard F, Nickerson of Caro have aannouriced the engagement of their! daughter, Debbie Sue, to Lowell T. Grimes, son of Mr. and Mrs.; GRAND RAPIDS (# — The sign In other accidents this weekend,, a 6-year-old boy, getting off a ae day School bus, received sl injuries when hit by a car. _ Gerald H. Davis, 892 Emerson |88 Perch St., told police that the! | boy walked in front of his car, and he couldn't stop in time because jot icy pavements. ‘Meat on Table—Thanks Patients at the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium will have venison for Christmas—thanks to R. C. Dawson of Bay City. jop Lumber Co. near the bridge on jSouth Main street this week for the new interceptor sewer system that will eventually cover the en- tire village. The sewage disposal to Accident on Highway \Travel Up 5 Per Cent Pope’s Annual Message ito Be Given Saturday | VATICAN CITY (INS) — Pope Pius XII will deliver his annual) Christmas message in a world-) Fisher; and stewards, Crimm and Vernon Folster. Two Groups Gather of Christ he had during Inst yeur's|event. serious illness. Se ‘Bank Raises Interest | WASHINGTON, (INS)—The Na-. tional Association of Travel Organ-. izations reportedtoday that posits, Free Matinee at Marlette MARLETTE — The Center The- ater will present its annual free Christmas matinee for the children con, John Hamlin; tyler, V. Bruce Ala.. Chester, \chicken supper recently in their) to. Vatican officials said today it!hall. Installation practice was held! was “highly improbable” that the following the supper. An exchange, to the hospital right away.” Pontiff would speak of the vision ‘of Christmas gifts concluded the | six weeks ago. He accompanied Alabama offi- icers to Birmingham Saturday. Before leaving, he told ‘police “Leon was a friend of mine—we used to go to school together. He, “ft stabbed him, but I took him ‘OES Plans Gathering | ORTONVILLE — OES No. 286) will have Family Night at 7 p.m.| METAMORA — Beginning Dec. Wednesday in fhe Masonic Hall, Over ‘54, Group Reports 1, the Metamora State Savings with husbands and children as has increased from 1 per guests. There will be a potluck cent to 2 per cent the amount of dinner and gift exchange. ‘interest paid on savings book de- Each Slee will bring gifts for the chil- idren. Barometer, thermometer and humidity indicator tiful desk accessory. Black or ivory case, brass base, two-toned dis!.. $10 : OTHERS FROM $5.00 ail combined in this beau- WE HAVE IT! STATIONERY for Both Men and Women . Personalized Exclusively to Your Order! If You Wish—Three-Day Service! FOUNTAIN PENS are Ideal Christmas Gifts! Choose from These Famous Names: principal exporting countries—the! But Dawson, who car killed the|Americans were on the move United States, Canada, Argentina, 'deer yesterday morning on US 10|nearly 5 per cent more in 1955 than! Sheaffer's Snorkel *% PARKER and Australia — reached a record!near M 87, isn't happy about play-|in the preceding year. ; * SHEAFFER “116,000,000 tons July 1. This was a/ing Santa Claus. The front end of| The organization estimated that Admiral Ensemble *% ESTERBROOK 2 per cent gain over stocks thejhis car was pushed in. expenditures for out-of-state dom-, , : year before and more than double a estic travel will come to 13 billion, | | Reg. 316.00 §©=- $$] 2.95 *® EVERSHARP the 1945-49 annual average. 500 million dollars and predicted — : Start Interceptor System |. small percentage increase next, 9 * WEAREVER Reveal Engagement ALMONT—Workmen began dig-\year. ! “Pane vocal dacs % AUTO POINT ging between the elevator and Bish- | in Towal ‘ % PAPER-MATE Fan Cat Mute Xo pa wb bo cat nee are ee Pde ee] WWE, SELL HELL CHELL Zo. “é Word of Warning. Extension Group Meets tots mothers may leave babies er hates eibeellenl ae LE nsion Pp at the theater while they shop. for LESS! : Reg. $8.75 $625 — ; <_< FOUIPMENT CO A above the driver's license appli-ittims Extension Club met at the'Farm Autos Co:~mon i ‘EPS : se ST, cation deak in the Kent County|nome of Mrs. Louise Brady re- Co, DISPENSING Parker st Cift Set ATITENG © CURIE SUTHTTTENS sheriff's department asks: ““Are|cently to work on Christmas proj| WASHINGTON uv — se. > of MA. TTP. A AYI01) Mt] nn!) an Ot , re one acy to Net eg wie Sen rr omen tr = soormneaes Ref, $2250 $1750 123 North: Seginew Strect a 8 at t 10:30 a.m., at thejan a census | Te in ing chart and 23 eaty photo- ‘home of Mrs, Ronald Walker. Thejof agriculture, the Census ‘Bureau = iz sO tronic Phone FE 2-483 1 / } lesson will be on “Hobbies.” reported today., eeeneeneeninerernrmmemmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmenil ¥ 1... 9: 0:5: testes Dede ie ® graphs of fatal auto smashups. iv f=, — CHICAGO (INS) — Uruguayan/St., was released after observation wide radio broadcast from the Vat4 CLIFFORD—About 45 IOOF and/didn’t want to prosecute on the, | For Gifts os Well es For Your President Luis Batlle Berres, re-jin Pontiac General Hospital. ican on Saturday at 11 a.m. Rome Rebekah members attended a/charge, but the police wanted him! Field Glasses $998 Up]. Own Correspondence! . “covering from an intestinal hem-! The driver Earl Billingsix, 50, of|time (S am. EST). He swore out a warrant. & Binoculars - - | Si One Policy - | Don’ t foke About | It | ment | LEICESTER, England w — Dr. One Pay Leslie Weatherhead, president of One Expiration : Britain's Methodists, thinks it's dis- | graceful to joke about old maids. One Bother , \"Jokes about unmarried women between 40-and 60,”’ he says, ‘‘are The Homeowners! feeble and more crue! than Rene One for All Insurance Policy [The reason many women are spin- sters, he adds, is that so-many men! Thatcher, were killed in two world wars. Patterson | Gas seeping into a bungalow at ’ & Wernet Bangor, Northern Ireland, cost the lives of five sleeping children. x. 722244 II PLL LALLA AA A 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. (and all through the year) \ The de! ightfu il way ito make a skipper happy or to repay \ him ior last sum ve him someth for his boat Gifts Binoculars - B : n all types boating, fishing and skiing equ ion ner t—U usval nautical jewelry \ $127 W. Huron Your CENTURY Dealer . FE 4-7121 & ‘ut SIIIITOIIOOIIOOILe Open Weekdays 1956 CENTURY Models «: a re cet Bea. now on display... \ INLAND LAKE SALES \ -», Troopers Begin WRC, 108. N.- Sagnav A ) T see) LL SR CHRISTMAS GIFT SALE! Unmarked Radar Patrol | Starts Monday on South | Link of Telegraph Road LANSING (®—The State Police j wil start its first use of radar to |catch highway speeders today with the operation of a _ specially - | equipped unmarked car on Tele- |graph Road between Detroit and the Ohio line eee BW | For Your Old Watch Yom missio! A. Childs . ais Vike caiae ces car secu IN TRADE Regardless of be used through the remainder of : Nal —— Age, Make or Condition ___ WINK UVER PAGES THE FONTI. AC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER, 19, 1¢ Wd uu : | the holiday season as.part of a stiffened enforcement drive on the’ route, considered the major ‘‘death road’ in Michigan. Patrol cars have been ordered to issue only warnings for ‘a day or so,”’ Childs said, and then to start making arrests. He said the radar will be in an unmarked car, but that motorists | will be stopped by uniformed of ificers in a regularly-marked pa- itrol car. The radar car will signal lreguiar patrol cars to make ar- pak | Childs recently stepped up pa- trols on Telegraph Road to aver- age one car every seven miles ‘around the clock. He said most of Telegraph Road 7 It's as Simple as ABC | to-Get-a LOAN. © WHEN YOU NEED MONEY — $20 to $500 Here’s all you do. Simply telephone or call at our office. Tell us how much money you need.. @ NO ENDORSERS REQUIRED @ LOANS ON SALARY, CAR OR FURNITURE @ CHOOSE YOUR OWN PAYMENT PLAN th @ REASONABLE COST | ‘ee | wns Cet rare Paym't! Paym't Paym't Payments shown in | $ 2 =e 5.03 $9.24 : $ 6.65, $7 9.98; 1839 the table include prin- ioe 13.11) 1421 19.77| 36.59 cipal and.charges. You fa 335 | oe aes = can cut the cost of the , State's charge is the monthly rate of 3% loan by making larger on that pert of a balanes a aceecaing 650. 2% om that part of a balance in payments. excess of $50, but not exceeding $300, and %4% on any remainder. © Same Day Service — Just Phone _ and give us a few facts about yourself. We will have the money ready when you come in. STATE FINANCE COMPANY 702 Pontiac State Bank Building Phone FE 4-1574 {'Propaganda’ Ads Se ores se = 7351 is zoned for 50 miles an hour, but that parts of it are limited to 4 jmiles an hour, ‘ | I-tewel movements. famous lifetime dura-power main- Cite ClO for Placing % ; on (rs Eeieceeere women, Christmss gift sace “Teaturel~ | LANSING u—Three Republican est price ever! Supremely ahr ‘ accurate movements by jlegislators, asking corrective leg- hucdeae lesa coecioe islation, charged today that the torer! : . Finest Watches at Christmas CIO used a ‘‘false front” to place | “propaganda”"’ advertisements —in 4 _-_— “ _ ° . iat ravaasaetanie (te ; — VALUE Prices... Buy Now! ‘recent fight over emergency care : \for mentally retarded children. — | Sen. Carlton H. Morris (R-Kala-| mazoo), said the ads were placed ‘in eight Michigan daily papers. to attack the state Senate and its . ., { Par oD Handsome Elgin auto- position on the mental care pro-| (\ 4 alt _—% y eT matic watch with gram of Gov. Williams. | p j Handsome expansion 2 tn shock-resistant move- ! j The newest in Contl- “These ads,’ Morris said, ° ‘com | , band ‘President’ for ra JZ . ment for him. For nental styting by tained a great many false and mis-| pal y : him with 21 jewels. her, ‘dainty adorable .* eo: : : Ww Gruen. Lovely new leading statements designed to m= | _For—her,—24--jewel— round “styling “with” ~ F ‘es as? end pieces and un- "Dolly Madison” rt) ’ ecu’ expansion ’ cluttered features in inflame public opinion. The ads, P small as a dime. { ae : ~ . these watches identified the sponsers only as) some sort of a committee to aid! retarded children. No one in the communities in which this adver-, ‘tising appeared had heard of such | a committee and local agencies which were interested in retarded children were both mystified and confused." After an investigation, Morris said “I was told that the ads: | were paid for by the International | | Union, UAW-CIO, the Michigan; ; CTO Councit and the Wayne Coun- ity CIO Council. i Britain's oldest triplets, John, Robert and Mary Marshall (now Mrs. Thomson) have celebrated their Tith birthday at Cambuslang. Vane Fo ane for the enduring gift of sewing This year buy the present | she wants most, a Singer” any SINGER model, for when you give SINGER you give | the precious gift of the finest sewing... You can choose from a wide selection of Singer models, cabinet or portable. 5: 3 Stop in at your SINGER SEWING. 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You just plug in the cord. while they last at this low price. thanks to Nesco’s insulation. aL a Toustmaster OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 ee TOASTER. L UNTIL CHRISTMAS * REGULAR $23.50 : Deluxe. Toastmaster. Toaster at | a fraction of its worth. Lay- away now for Christmas while Reg. | | PI, 4 ffi 108 NORTH SAGINAW BIRMINGHAM PONTIAC : . _ this low price lasts! . 102 N. Saginaw FE 2-081! — 177, West Meple Mi-4-0050 1 “ ; \ t ye he aie : & ; os ; , : AES a ‘ } 4 % ee me ’ ; ui rs “s ft \ ® ba a } ‘yp / 1 ’ : of he ; / ma | _ i] of ; . a 1; .f : i. | ‘ / ‘ oF ; ‘, ‘ ee : . yy * To md ? i a \ ; j J tS Vv a ; is j As 4 ; 2 7 \ = 4 : + * 4 \ , THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1955 PAK Liquor Taster Only ‘Samples’ Wares NEW YORK (INS) — Marjorie Plamp is'a lady liquor-taster. She is probably the only woman in the country so employed (profession- ally.) She is very happy most of the time, but not the way you think. ‘el never drink on the job."’ she says. “I just smell, swig and swish.” What makes her so happy then? “Oh, to a chemist like myself, this work is very, very. stimulat- ing.’ Miss Piamp’s work, which “would be equally stimulating to members ef other professions which shall not be exposed here, requires more talent than meets the eyes. Also, of course, it takes fortitude. “} don't dare use cream in my} coffee, because it might coat my) _ tongue and destroy my apprecia- tion for the bourbon I taste,”’ she explains. ‘‘And I can't eat sweets for the same reason. Also, I must run from people who have colds —because if 1 get a cold, my taste buds. are so far gone I can't tell sour mash from sour milk.” After seven years of whisky- tasting, Marjorie is never tempted to drink of the fruits of her success. “When I. first took the job, [ had te remind myself pot to drink what I was tasting. Now when I ge to a party and the hostess gives me a highball I have the Set fever ie Gold Star Mothers Enjoy Yule Dinner Aemrican Gold Star Mothers Chapter Njne held a Christmas| party at the Benjamin Cote home “on Ortonville road Wednesday ever) ning. Members exchanged gifts dur- ing the eveing. Mrs. Cote was presented with several gifts in honor of her birthday. Several husbands of members | attended the affair, which feature | a turkey dinner Mrs. Duncan McVean and Mrs. Ralph Brady! were guests of the chapter. © te oe ore et the dark shade of her four-year- old product, graduated from the University of Louisville with de- grees in chemistry and dietetics and ‘applied for a job in her home town of Louisville. The Brown-Forman distillers hired her in its chemical depart- ment where, for two tedious years, she worked with paper instead of her palate. Then came the fortp- nate day when the chief chemist gave Miss Plamp a li'l nip—and told her to roll it on her tongue and describe its flavor. “I just took to it like an old souse,"’ says she happily, “And I have been rolling around about 30) ounces a day on my tongue ever since .”* “tastes” direct from the erase astceen Scam about 108-proof—and one would think that her teeth would fall out “Late in the afternoon,” she admits, “I begin to get a little ‘burned out’ and my efficiency slacks. and I haven't had a new one in seven years.” : Her ° dentist, trigued she says. is business, she attends choir re- hearesals. She is a contralto in St. Raphael's Church, Louisville. JOAN WILFO With a Wave Be Festive for the Holidays A andaril ohn! You'l! find this beautiful permanent a perfect companion for the new hair cuts our stylists in Your Hair FOR you... OUR Salon Special! COLD WAVE PERMANENT 4.95 WORTH MUCH MORE ere giving. Coll FE 2-0531 DELUXE OPEN CONDITIONING COLD WAVE | = ‘vit with new instant. Reg. $10 685 THL neutralizing action ; CHRISTMAS JANE LEE “Shor | SHOP . -} Neo Appointment ecestary 41 N. Seginew Mr. and Mrs. Charles W ilfong. of Allison’ street the engagement | of their daughter, Joan. to Harold E. Wiggins. son af Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wiggins of Waterford Township. A Feb. 10 wedding is planned. \G ‘Sorority Ineo ‘Secret Pals Mrs.- William Chea! was hostess |Sigma Phi Sorority at her home lon Newberry street. Secret pals were revealed at the ‘recent Christmas party. |England and reviewed some of the well known Christmas stories. An) inter-group contest was held when. ° 'Mrs, @Richard Benham assigned, in answer to the question, ‘There A Santa Claus?” | Following the program, mem. carols. Jingling Bracelets ‘Becoming Popular gling, clanking, bell-like glitter. | Perfect for the holidays. but to and charm ones, They're bigger ,and heavier and make more rack- let than ever. is fine. walk, this ‘Coming € Events Women of the Moose chapter 360 will meet tonight at 730 in the Moose Tem- STAPP'S «. (it fo ee aa It snaps to.change its size—it’s expandable—a slip- per designed especially to —or on bare feet. Can't suede soles! ~ Red or Blue Regular Sizes 4to 12 $995. i} ee . Christmas Gift tdea BOOTOE the slipper that Grows n Grows — is done witha series of snaps} go over feet—in paiamas be kicked off! Non-skid ‘ ‘n there are any number of other atyles of a::ppets foo to choose from. On Sale at - BOTH © STAPP STORES! NILE. BOOTERY JA Gewrenee St. and _ FAMILY SHOE STORE 928 W. Huron Street: Pare ple for eommittee reports | The Happy Mour Club will mee: Tues- day at noop with Mre Albert \4@ Rosetawn Ave. for a cooperative din- [Ber to sew cancer pede snd soon . eifts. needy Church will meet with Mrs W. F Tuesdéy at 7.30 pm Tompkins, 195 Star om Jame zangnen. i ee Naom! Circle Pirst Christian Chureh Tuesday Ma m. for a collection of food and clothing | | 7 and « gift exchange. | lor a needy But as for my teeth, I) 0. used to have cavities constantly —| ii" ADs in- | ea When the tastiest tester in |i liquor annals is not attending to || are announcing |*;, ‘to Xi Alpha Nu Chapter of Beta, ; ? For the) 4 |program, Mrs. Cheal read a letter | from a sorority sister stationed in} letters -to be written by members ° ~ |bers joined in singing Christmas % Bracelets are back with a jin- ps And, since many | § women like to jingle when they | : Kugier.| t The Lydia Cirete of the Pirst Christian | = St for a gift exchange and Christmas a program the! 1:30) ) One would think that the neigh- boring altos would complain but according to.Marjorie, chlorophyll is unnecessary in her case. “If you drink whisky, the alcohol oxidizes in your system and the aroma is exhaled through your lungs. But if you only swig and swish, you come out smelling like Spring in the orchard.” . = 1965, INS) Mrs. C. A. Booth Entertains Group Mrs. C. A. Booth of Birmingham! entertained 19 members of the Pio- | neer Sisters at a turkey dinner. Mrs. Ella Sandison, president,! presided at the recent meeting an devotions were given by Mrs. Har-| ry Stowell. Mrs. Stowell's theme | was ‘‘The Cross, The Candle and| Decorations for the affair cen- tered around a frosty pink and white tree. The group exchanged | \ Christmas gifts. Student Production The vocal music department of 4 {Eastern Junior High Schoo! will 4 present its annual Christmas pro-| :s igram Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the | school auditorium. Be al The theme will be “Christmas|” alee Many Lands” and students from | 9@ lthe art and speech departments! ~ ‘and home room groups will also| 4” participate in the program. Use * something dark, something | $= light, something dull and something | bright to make @ room interesting. | ; Phir as hos alc lnce teh Oa ahiadttad 48 N. Seginew St. , News... , % full-fashion an eee eer ost Bee imported sweaters ‘ = Wonderful Gift sensational ‘fabulous, | They are the sminics ed CASHMER in Sweaters . . . hurry these kitten soft Cashmeres at truly sensational prices. All of these sweaters feature the new fashioned shoulder for better fit. 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I suggested that they give their pleased with the re-/puppet show at church fairs, in the children’s wards at hospitals PPLE aE In this way, I pointed out, they |would serve a real need in the icommunity. And once they had the ¥ AL i & 8 i bd Ifeeling that they were age believable,” she says, rand it’s others, it would take the edge off) soing to be the happiést Christmas their shyness, we've ever known—and the most The idea had other advantages, prosperous too. It would give them a chance suaG - to rehearse their act un‘i) It was smooth and it was a way of in- “We followed your suggestice | troducing it to the public. and gave a regular puppe' t show Today a letter Leip iodrer ae pital. The Kida jaee abetedi ie: a Neat csoa " ™Ylwe had more fun! * * * * * 8 ‘ progres “One day a reporter and pho» hes = Tce simply : es tographer from our local paper McConnell, Hawthorne Present Christmas Plays came and did a story about our show. After that, we began to re- ceive calls from people who asked us to give the show at parties for “|their children, = = “We had a scramble figuring Two-city:. grade schools held'grades representing America. Sec- ‘ for their cele-ond graders presented Christmas | po peopel wereld as : on or the ag season. customs of Poland and Mexico 7 they always do, ~ | . .|the t of Norway and t Fairgrove Oty pom emp operas a ee eres ae avenue. elor parenis and friends|sraders. . ew we . pageant Z The fourth grade represented about two paid parties per week. : Sele! 14” Posie Doll .. 9.99 MR, and MRS. AARON MIDDESTON Ness ° Germany and ergs. Ge fifth -—* i 40 Zz a Sn a grade, South America; using Christ “We do special skits, which we ' 1]2 ce Sweet Sue .. 7.99 ql moral eS ni sia at of the Andes as their theme. write around the child who is hav- = 24” Rita Walking Gi era Idi 1 ne Toc ke Wed ae eee ee eee iecnghoc| A tableau of the Nativity was ing the birthday, and we had some Dell . 14.99 depicted by sixth grade pupiis.|- bids for Halloween and Thanks- gHassoos e the world, was opened by the first : . 24” toll 8" G Doll Aa id dlet Christmas hymns were sung by the giving parties. : x @ ; ron : 1 on fifth and sixth grade chorus under “We are booked for two Christ Reg. 14.39 ardrobe . 1.59 | 3 . the direction of Mrs. Royal Extine. . pe ‘ : At a ceremony performed Satur-|wearing a black dress accented Give Party The entire cast gave the closing! mas parties and one birthday- Ginger Doll Contest Wi : nga Whip crelaNacgrrmensrenpsrar Miele chad coy Goo LS ae ; song “In Christ There is No East Castotmas party for which we've g n inners: United Presbyterian Church, Ger-|sage of pink rosebuds. ice Sh wOff war = written a cute sketch on the , First Prize ... LYNNE ANN ALLAN aldine Sarah Locke became the| Following a honeymoon trip ntO OW Pupils at Hawthorne Schoo! pre-} miseries of having a Christmas . Other winmess—Sandra I. Brce ~~ Victor. Copgrove +»: Trudy Pr st -Aaren Leo Middigten. The|Northera Michigan the couple will!» 9 {sented the pageant, “The Toys That} ery Lane .. .“Sharen Pry . . . Barbara Scott . . Mary Alice Scott aor Theodore Allebaugh read the make their home in Kalamazoo, N ew H om e Ha d To Wait” for their Christmas “We each make about $10 a 7:30 p.m. service in the presence Where the groom is a Junior at Thursday afternoon Los Y week, over and above expenses, TEL-HURON ee eee ee aise. a) Se Otherwise, Every| The story revolved around a toy-/ Mr. and Mrs, Edward Gray of|during hours that are easily ar- SHOPPING 3 sie Fe . ,|Shop scene at the North Pole when| Detroit and Pontiac are announc-|ranged to fit our household sched- CENTER ay? | The bride is the daughter of Mr. Visit Will Require toys were left behind to wait! ing the engagement of their daugh-\Ules. And it’s opened up a whole , BE | and Mrs. J. R. Locke of Glendale T fH .. |ter, Lol of De-;/new world for both of us!” : We Give § avenue, and his parents are Mr. Our of mouse | Hu cen (Copyright 1965) 0 ee oa a “pand Mire-Gait weber ¢ Pairgrove|= Se poe ee fur- oan r ——<—<—<—<—< 7 ca Best for Children = avenue. By EMILY POST nished by the fifth and sixth grade/ senior at the Detroit Institute off Cz : FE 5-9955 | A gown of French rose pointe Today's first letter tells me: |glee i oe ge of Pharmacy. _ SEE THE lace was worn by the bride. The “We are just getting settled in| The pageant, directed by Mrs./A fall is planned. 11 Cu Ft, PINK WALL bedice was fashioned with cea at or tants ore anne eae ied Club TOR at equare neckline and long sleeves mediately all our friends are ask-|the school. PT ’ -UPHOLSTER YOUR FURNITURE that ended tm points at the ing, ‘When is the housewarming?’| Bruse Heline played the part of ~~" rden u HA ON 5 : Santa Claus, Judy Johnson was ad 825 W. HURON | wrists. The truth is that I had no idea of a . as Yule arty | skirt was accented with giving a housewarnfing at all. |Mrs. Santa Clause the Fairy ' ' urally expected to invite|@uee” Ws Played by Cathy Hagan.| The Sylvan Lake Branch of the NEW ‘LOW and side panels of the ) SiG beteald G = Dutch Dolls, Mary Jane Lehman| women's National Farm and Gar- | and the chapel train of nylon our friends inturn, and we als0/and Floyd Schell and Cathy Nor- FREE GIFTS scattered with medal- Lt also expected that they would berg French dolls were also pie den Association age os —— : } PRICES! : 35 2 = "°ltured in the play. of Mrs. Can WwW. pote Assist. | With Each Thompson Vitamin ! uliet cap edged with seed be asked. , Jerry Kelley was a clown in the oo. purchase — New Hand and Face We have @ tremendous selection of best quality Nylons, Tap- secured her finger tip veil “Now I feel as if I have been |presentation, Linda Rollison played|!"& Mrs. Dahlgren were Mrs. J. A. Creams. = 7 Ss ce, etc. wet we must use NOW. These are short of silk illusion. She carried a fan- put on the spot and should give |the part of a circus dancer and|Rammes, Mr. AB Leddick, Mrs.’ - oan ut if you can use them the SAVINGS arrangement of white car- , {Ronnie Carr was a T doll.|Fred Beedle and Mrs. Earl D. ARE TERRIFIC! All colors and patterns... BUT-HURRY! nations and yellow rose buds 2 eeepc lO rel por Neg dE rach Aen py MISS MARINA ROGERS 7 hire LaVoaxe Laos Gax suatron party =. den yon of a balloon and a| Mrs. Sam Warwick poured at a fa d Vitamin Consu CHAIRS SOFAS of honor. Her ballerina length : wring hie “While some dealers complain of 1b nee morte a a perety Dour pairs oH Binclajr O 565 month will not be uncommon 10 ¥@s was fined $100 with $25 costs. te rate ape Oar ed poll male | _ness. Mrs. Ralph Davidson steady on sever c " sane ew moc clean-up butchers Lahestg fail op bl pach npr Ea ree L 7s Sou Pec 363 wears hence. 2 | Urgent that we must contact ay Tier theteat ona TSocvaea iatarent | M Prices, others do not appear to erases — afo i mag rere Fast Ked 29 — Ls - begial The industry's heaviest ‘sales to-| waa sa trina two-tone green P!us ® premium in accordance with the nn meee 2 55 verry Rand . ' toll concerned about the state of tO-'No 1 and .2 grades most mixed sprees Ei a wun $ sta mrend | see tal for a single month came in Au Buick at scene of accident On 450 called 19 be Se aaaad on “ar athe ae - | om to LOVING MEMORY OF OUR day’s ne¥ car inventory. They) lots. No. 1 to ee buthcers iy ad On “Cast. 404-gust-1980; when stightly under 700,-/M-59, “Wed. Dec.-7, 9°55. Kenneth Vanuary. a aoei uct betore January Registration oe » anemone nd tather. Ciayven > Ss h Vi ASS e RR... 221 Std ON Ind . 5 1964 : s ‘our pot out that “96s are still fres [tom 60 —— went) a4 a onal be \Rccano "" 6¢4@ Std oO ND lees 000 retail deliveries were record-|C. Davies. 2117 Penobscot. WO’ io it called tel be rececaned/onler efter pareyses eter. Dec. 17, 1961. merchandise with the appeal of/!2 00 bulk No. 320 3, 8.26-10.00.,Peir> Mor .. 384 Std Ol Otio 472144 5-4800. Call collect. —Adv.! Jansary 92/1 1906 bat (hefere January Dear. | 7 Beaness. ‘ most sows 600 Ib and lighter 00-025, fst sEy 333 Stud Pact 196| The trade paper Automotive; ge car itend’ in and needs $20 if called to be redeemed on or after As loag os its and M a “df there is any single major}€os0 tertile 900: salable calves 200./Gen Dypam $41 Bun Oi! 22 {'News, commenting on what would 7 om January 1, 1966 but before January We shall remember thee) deterrent to a healthy selling sea-|, “meager supply steers and heifers Gen Motors 063 Stik ee ie be led to achieve a million- bail, Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031.) 1. 1968) resteaa en alert Badly missed and chil. son it is the matter of price in- repay april gape ae Gen Shee 2 tet) ete) me lenl monthe a it factors! —AGV.|"Sanuary 1, 1968 - *_ereases and buyer insistence Ofjers’ spout steady, & few small lots good Gen Time ~"* 32 ee oa ‘Mee . = Ev e Frias a et tena pagal, | Flowers 3 Is th thatch th cleanup |and. choice steers and yearlings 16 00-|Gen Tire 632 al .. ‘will have to be combined: ven ; hai i : 4 signature of Director of Finance of ~ a deals that atch the °55 1p Sree’ ceenmercilil tall tow coeel 115 60° ‘Gillett Thomp Pd publication of such notice not Press the City of Ponti o iT : . s é - 402 tTarnsamer . a é * greater expansion of prodtictten min 5 than thirty (30) days prior to the date y tee . transactions. Dealers in some rural!is 50°» ter commercial to good hetfers Goebel Br $1 tyent cen. 47 capacity: ad J tized) fetl redemption cavilesstconce| iis) a ev wae : ~ areas complain that farmers are | 12.00.17 00 ro com merea woe) pibeor tind! tees mr Underwood . 36.3 CaP® ity; an unprecedented cust NEW YORK (INS) J.P. Stey.|neespaper or publication circulated in| - - Fe 6 75-11 ulk canners and cutters ate hP Un Carbide 10984 Mer yearning; a highly desirable} —_ CV-ithe City of Detroit. Michigan, which} ma virtual buyers: Ca = {900. pel a pcien teers wat i eC see # Unit air Lin 4p ‘product, a heavy inventory at ens and Co. Inc., textile producer, | carries as a part of its regular service. |~ ae Funeral Directors 4 — 12600 most cull and commercial grades Grevhound co SPE) Bun lean: bed les - reported today net income for. the aeeriewe: nor are Sere neil» - |10.00-19 00. medium to low good, sho-ras ey Cait vient ae dealerships and a full-throttle = fiscal year ended Oct. 2% of $8.- [Feaisterea cheat qatiesiiel iy spall pe AIR AMBULANCE GROUND REMINGTON-RAND jIb stockers and feeders 12 Soc [Beran Chee he Us Spay ze campaign topping anything ever 524 et! i to $2.15 — ee | tion thereof shall be given by registered) : Home, FE ADDING MACHINES Oe omestk 347 US Rubber 503 seen before. se equ com jmail addressed to the registered holder| PRINTING CALCULATORS . . . Cent €27 US Steel 38.2 share, This compared with $3.- | enerest at the address shown on the! Complete factiities. OR 3-778? Police Jail Motorist [Indust Ray... 486 US Tob 19 | The miltion-sales month may |572. on | bond reparation books of the Director, gestion 3 This ovtinn Dray Plains — Waterford . oo | In Ran d “. 96) West -Un Tel 214 wet cents a COMMON of Finance st the-eitp. which nettce shat Ferace ta ten nce shalt be re: ce SER niand St i West i | pound semewhat fabulous. » are, preced mailed not less than thirty « da Fane: Flom +1889 and SERVICE After Highway Collision [eateries ir: rn Wests 2 Hel there are industry experts who ” . in the prec anita aecel| rior to the date fixed for redemption | of the conmiestes eat srnlch tt was “er ral * = t Bus Mach 408.4 Wi) ’ nere: ds so called for redemption shall not soon Practicable after { 709 a Bids. Ruben H. Mosley, 38. of 110 W. lim Mery of Woolworth’ : an, regard it as wholly possible as ($277,559.217 the year previous bear interest ate date fixed for Deen, oe Paeitdel ecea a eaten Funeral Directors 4 id : -#2 s fe Youngst he . redemption, provided funds are on hand 7 : es @ Mayor | ee St. ie ee ice a eel Int Paper 112 ee, er the achievement of a single win the paria agent to redeem the ae etenes Cmk ved Gee! efty, -and shall be > of being drunk and disorderly : record-smashing EW Y _ same. The principal of said bonds and ce in t Pres D ] hn A ie collisi li . beth STOCK AVERAGES -meoath ina N YORK ‘INS) Delaware |: the interest thereon shall be payable "®™spaper of general caealaiien within one son- (@) S era two-car ision on Elizabeth) new YORK — iComptied by the As: Year: and Hudson Co. announced net in-‘in lawful money of the United’ Staces|th® sad city, either separately or asa FUNERAL ROME Lake Rd. last night. sdciated Press): _ lof America at the National Bank of /P@tt of the Commission minites Thisb ° come for the 11 months ended Nov. DESTORED NERALS” . * : 30. 18 «18 ga. | The brdadest styling and engi- Detroit in the City of Detrott. Michigan.|°T¢!nance shal! become effective tmme- The other driver. Rodney Dick- | Indust Rails Util Stock- bd \30 of $6.278.990, equal to $11.63 a‘upon presentation and surrender of said|T@tely upon ite adoption Thoughtful” One Full Yeor Guerantee | crson. 24, of 31 Alison St.. told Prev os 240 1388 128 1786 ‘neering changes reportedly &F €/ common share. This compared °°" ds and attached coupons as they WM W. DONALDSON rae Bervice FE 2-501 police Mosley rammed into the/Month age ./:./.2820 1343 730 iny.¢ planned for the 1957 model year. with $594 416, or $1.10 a common! tion 2. Section 19 of Ordinance No ADA R. EVANS Voorhees- Sivle ] From Houses, Apartments, Gro- rear of his car while he was Ye®T ago .......2080 1219 674 1521|They could stimulate new record hare. in the 1 |3393. is hereby amended to read as fol- City Clerk p e cery Stores and Restaurants. Re- | 1985 high ........9874 1424 78.7 181.3) hat tt maodest| Gee same period last year. 19. °5 FUNERAL N Penal cut only one hour. No stopped for traffic. oop oe 203.1 1149 672 1488 pee a a a says) ee -- Gfoss revenues amounted to $70.- “Section, 19 The bonds snd attached | eTAtEnOS : Gmbesaas Bask HO} {E . ight scccues 211.9 1230 68.3 14: thin uring ne coupons herein authorized to be issued.’ MICHIGAN—I a m e. Plane or Motor signs used 1954 low 1430. Tle $5.4 100. 2) months. hae 434,323 as compared with $70.- “|ghalt be substantially in the following pete coart ier a the County of (ostiena FE_2-6378 Bald eagle nests are sometimes | so enormous that other birds are’ found nesting in cavities in their DETROIT STOCKS 'C. J. Nephier Co.! Rox Ex Company. 1014 Pont. St. Bk. Bldg. FE 4-9162 |. | Pigures after decimal! pcints are eighth: sides. High Low » Pre — Baldwin Rubber 16 ee \Gerit’-Michigan® ... 24 Kingston Products* 26 3$ = : Masco Screw : 3 3 z Midwest Abrasive .. . 72 Rudy Mfg* 33 :. : Warne Screwe 11 13 HOT SPRAY METHOD eee FLAT ROO CHICAGO GRAIN Applied at 250 degrees. = — HOT CHICAGO, Dec 19 (AP)—Opening SPRAY ASSURES PERFECT hea ‘ PENE- TRATION AND ADHESION. Will not er crack under any weather eondition 50% SAVINGS Guaranteed on Any Roof Jod $-Year Uncenditionel Old Roofs Made Better Than New Guarantee Commercial Repair Service—Flat Roots Our Specialty “We Stop eden ree Swell Roof Too FE 5-7387 §SHELDON ROOF SPRAYING CO. COMMERCIAL—! NDUSTRIAL—RESIDENTIAL— APARTMENT Parse Notes The appointment of George L. Staudt to serve as advertising man- ager for the Hudson Motors Div. it the American Motors Corp. was | announced todav by George R. Browder, director of advertising and merchandising. HOME OWNERS! Ask us about: Staudt formerly was advertising The NEW type of home owners’ insurance. All your [iGum ey Milwaukee, Wie, and peor policies in one with only one expiration date! to that held a similar position with FIRE—WIND—THEFT—LIABILITY—ETC. ce ee DWELLING AND FURNISHINGS . ava ees Outstares Bandit Certainly the industry is not slowing down in any of its ex- ;| pansion planning. From top to bot- tom, the car makers are im- | Proving’ their facilities for produc- >| ing motor vehicles. The expansion ‘will move steadily upward during! ithe years ahead. A substantial amount of new pro- duction capacity is scheduled to be ready during 1956. Much of it is awaited by Chevrolet and Ford. These two leading producers have rolled out about 3% million of the 7,700,000 cars the industry | 041,302 in the 1954 period. Novem- ber net income totaled $817.438 as against $356,238 a vear ago. NEW YORK (INS) — —Gould-. National Batteries. net income for the six months: programs are based on the assumip-| ended Oct. 31 of $1.338.626, equal! County. tion that demand for new cars to $1.71 a common share. This 57%), it is compared with $1.241.041, or°$1.59) a common share, in the same pe- riod last year. Sales increased to initial half of 1954. County Deaths Inc. reported{ $36,194,431 from $32,307,282 in theo, form. to-wi UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY OF OAKLAND CITy Tn the matter of the petition concern- ing Ronald R. oo i Chinestie alias Wilhite, minor. OP PONTIAC . To Herman "Dons fat srumper one Ss. father of said Petition having been filed in this Court alleging that the present where- abouts of the father of the said minor ehtld is unknown and the said child has vielated a law of the State and that sald ichild should be placed under the jurts- diction of thts Court In the name of the people of the State 1 000 ~~ AUTOMOBILE PARKING SYSTEM NO REVENUE BOND extow ALL MEN BY THESE PRES- ENTS. that the City of Pontiac, Oakland Michigan, hereby acknowledges indebted and for value received to pay to the bearer hereof, ‘or if this bond be registered, to the|of Michigan. you are hereby notified registered holder hereof), the sum of that the hearing on said petition will be ONE THOUSAND RS held at the Juvenile Court, Oakland County Service Center, Court Mouse An- nex, 1260-B West Blvd. City of Pontiac in said County, December AD. 19585, in the forenoon, and commanded te appear said hearin It being impractical to make per- on the first day of January, AD. 19——, and to pay interest thereon at the rate ) per centum per an- num, from the date hereof until paid, said interest being payable on July 1, 1986. and thereafter semi-annually on the first days of January and July tn each year, which principal and tnterest are to be paid solely out of the revenues/sona! service hereof. this summons and hereinafter specified Both principal|/ notice shall be served by publication of and interest are payable in lawful money/a copy one week previous to said hearing { you are hereby personally at Frank Edward Shailar of the United States of America has built so far this year. Oldsmobile, Buick Sef Selling Records LAKE ORION — Service for, spon presentation and surrender of this|” Frank Edward Shailer, 60. 51 S. ee and the eempens hereto stress v mature Anderson St.. will be held at 2 p.m. epi see eae series of bonds| Tuesday from Allen's Funeral)o! lke date and tenor except Home with burial in East Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Shailar died Satur- day maturity ——_———, numbered consecutive- ly in the direct order of their maturities from 1 to €00, both inciusive. by ald dane ing the principal sum of six. hundred thousand dollars ($600,000), issued by said City of Pontiac under and pursuant to and in full conformity with the con- stitution and statutes of the State of He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Richard Cattrell of Jackson- atiin the Pontiac Press a newspaper print- &s to) Se: ed and cireulated in satd County. Witness, the Honorable Arthur F Moore, Judge of said Court tn the City) of Pontiac in said ceanty this 15th day of December an al RTHUR E MOORE, A true copy Judge of Probate. RGIENA R. MURTHA, Probate Register. Juvenile Division. Dec. 19,. 1068 Death Notices rAnN SAUOHMAW, Legh 17, 1988, MRS. Edna P., 2375 Parmin age 66. Heaadlhg ey of Stanley Baughman; dear mother of John said today it had set a sales rec- ville, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Em-|™ fespectally- No. 94 of the for the first 10 days of De-|mett J. Donahue of Royal Oak and|ea\ ‘ike charter of said city, and Ordl- cember, and GM's Buick Division|Mrs. Claude S. Farrell of Redford; |"ance Xo. —— 2s ssumanaed) Ore said its sales for the period were|and one brother, Douglas of Li- open ass said city. on the ao day the highest be record: vonia. 19! teeny. ter the ‘pare of Oldsmobile said deliveries to- Mrs. Nellie Nichols taproving. enlarging and: extending the taled 17.238 in the first 10 days] TRENTON — Service for Mrs,|ttet in ‘Automobile Part ing’ Disttict No, “ aa lit 24 per cent over|Nellie Nichols, 60, 20665 S. Tele-|* tis'tond to a self-liquidating revenue et ot it Ge eae, sar be held at 1:90 pom. lotta, deus =e al enligation of Wednesday from Huntoon Funeral |dedtedness of the. said city within any we Park Pedder = Mt. tation. The principal Y of Soa heveresst t ry, Mrs. Nichols died|on the bonds of this series are payable aoa. siitvived tie. pari hing (a Ha ay NY vincluding |—She hust " ie ri ne mm. ° ‘ Vig: tree ech oils Hilma extension ; thereof) remaining after, de- ‘ee: Anderson. of Salem, Ore.; Mrs.{saminiutration,. operation. and. mainte. Ann W. Randall of Marshalltown, |of'bon tne principal of and ihe permeni nd on any ‘additional bonds bonds, a of equal standing which may be issued ipursuant to the terms of seid ‘ordina nee, . ; dear sister of Sarah Teneyck. Funeral service held ee Dec. 21, at 10:30 * Sharpe Punerel Death | Notices Davip age’ oT: bes tatone! Dec. DEC. wn 1955, 1035 Oskland Ave... loved husband of Teg oe dear father of Claude LaLone, Mrs. David Walker. Maxwell Tay- jor, John Taylor, and Mrs. Ray Burger: dear brother. of Mrs, Nora Ashton, Mrs Rose Paire au tae pone La Catnolie with interment fn Mt. Cemetery, Recitation of the Ros- aty will be Monday even: at 800 pm from Voorhees-Bipie Puneral Home LIGHT, DEC. 16. Lee, ® Feneley Ct.. loved son of oat dear D Light, Mrs. -Lorraine foe Mrs. Shirley Ann Beck and tee Mrvana Light: dear brother umsey. and James Light, Mr. Mary Wiliams. Mrs 1965. HARRY age 69; be- W. Light: | neral service will be held Tues- day, Dec. 20, at 10:00 a. m. from the Pursley Funeral! Home with Rey Robert Garner officiating. Interment tn Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Light will lie in state at the Pursley Funeral Home _ LOCKWOOD DEC. 17, 1955, ROB- eri E, Lutheran Church gene Ryding offictating. ment tn South Lyon, will lie in state et the Sparks-Griffin Puneral Home une __til neon ¥. He_will.then be taken to the church for serv- ice. Funeral srrangements by _ the Sparks-Griffin Puneral Home. daa DEC. 18. = NELLIE, 20665 Teleg' Trenton. Mich. waas 60; Virgil Nichols: dear Hilma Anderson, Mrs. Ann Ran- dall and Mrs. Fanny Ryan. Pue neral] service will be held TWednes= at 1:30 p.m. from . terment in Perry Mt. Park Ceme- tery. Mrs. Nichols will Ne in state at the Hunteoen Funeral ome 1955 WILLIAM J. 19 Bloomfield Terrace, age $5; beloved husband of Verna Preese; beloved son of Mrs. Katherine Monuments 4A DIRECT iD SAVE J. George 268 Oakland Ave. * PE 32-4000 ' Cemetery Lots 8 SBP DDD AAA WANTED WHITE Chape) ce etery lots. Lincoln oH 0) 14TH. * RAVE LOT, WILL a ide, Pe a Pa: v es ee Try. Mount rk Ceme- ware ae - BEST LOCA- rgains. tions, Two graves. Real ba: _LI_2-2167, BOX REPLIES At 10 a.m. Today 3, 12, 16, 25, 28, 60, 63, 66, G7, 71, 80, 88. 105. _Help Wanted Male _ ¢ AUTO SALESMEN Oakland Count oe eviess nings 1835 Porter Road, age 18; ph Soinsd wife of Mrs.