say no more on these two “subjects. The President's self- sil fying hg Portland, | ere he a roar- ing ‘welcome at a party) claimed last word on the subjects was stated with re- strained bitterness at .jhis speech from Pittsburgh Tues- He ‘said: Sinenhower steamed. in To Talk-to-Nation—— SAN FRANCISCO (# — Adlai Stevenson will make a nation- wide television - radio broadcast tonight at 8:40 (EST) over NBC on his medical care propésals, day night to resent the Democratic charges he has been “indifferent” toward labor, social security and the umemployed. He said that re- minded him of an old comment that “what some people do speaks pe Jeet 3aee Seek bane NE Soy mail opened for inspection, he needs only to mark the item “first class” and attach the proper first- class postage. m Pontiac Is ‘Outpost’ for Army Contracts Designation of Pontiac as one of 42 state “outposts” at which the Army will help small businesses nounced today by C. B. Kaltwas-| @#V6 ser, business specialist for the De- troit Ordnance District. John Hirlinger, manager of the Pontiac Chamber, said today that the local Industrial Affairs Com- mittee plans to invite heads of ¥Yismall ‘area industries soon to discuss the plan, Similar plans will operate. A bar cm to Semper. a L, Ward—$i20; Agee, aes ee Clothiers—$50, Previn Gifts tackcole -| Willingness for Extra : 9 Per Cent to ‘56 Drive The nine per cent in- seems to be widely accept- ed, according to Campaign Chairman Walter K. Will- man today. é( Advance reports , Arom Special Gifts Division crease asked by this year’s Pontide Area United Fund) - |Torchlighters, he sald, show a willingness to give ¢xtra to put the drive over the top Oct. 23 to Nov. 16. The increase is needed to sup- port the fund's 34 youth, ‘health, family and social agencies. The fund is asking $612,202. ene Gitts rsd ‘been “soliciting “nearly “300 firms and individual givers since Sept. 25. Division Chairman H. Wayne Gabert announced the following gifts reflecting the nine per cent increase: | Pontiac State Bank—$1225; Lewis Furniture Company—$585; Mr, & Mrs. R, A. Armstrong—$500; Wayne Gabert—$325; Ward’s Home —$165, Battery D. 516th AAA Mis- vell Agency—$160; Mr. ~$110; Rip's"Bar & Grill—$110; Royal Oak and Rochester, accord- Rappy's National LARGE GIFTS LISTED ee b¥O~5 4° = Ste. ; ‘ea By LAWRENCE 8. MARTZ Jkt, Now that the frost is on the pun- kin and the, fodders in the shock again, it's time to offer q rebuttal to the niggling critics who look at the fall season only as a menac- ing prelude to snow, sleet and howling winds, The Press herewith offers its own JOYS OF THE SEASON — Above, Chipper Buehrig, 17 months, is initiated into the joys of leaf-piling by three-year-old Lou Ann White and dog Amber. The leaves-are nice and crunchy, but Chipper hasn't made up his mind atorrift Hor fis som Old&: list of the season's joys for old and young. likes it. Below, yet whether he he does. Scarlet and golden and russet, sweeping over hills and valleys in wide-screen 3-D glorious Techni- color, standing in vases on the liv- (Coptinned SE nays, OF. 3) ‘Gals Pee Pons Bill Brandon of 2298 Crane St. fielps his son, Mark, 4, to pick just the right punipkin for that Halloween jackolantern. The big pumpkin Mark's sitting on weighs more than —$650; $500; Tromas ture—$500; $500; The eget Dickinson's—$300; . A, Tillson-.$300; Wyman Furni- $250; Good House’ . Stamps—$150; Mrs. Grace Corwin—$130; U. 5. ten re Alfred G, Wilson $100; O’Brien Heating & Supply employes—$08; Holland Furnace! $75; Gelston V, Poole—s65: Wayne; C, Miller—$50; Arthur C. Compton & Sons—$50; Mrs. D. G. Booth, $50. As the official opening date of the campaign approaches, drive activities are increasing, Will- man sald, — Reports are expected soon from the Commercial Division, which began soliciting following training Division will kick off its campaign with 4 brunch bbaor wind at Devon a. | Jehovah's Witness Awaits Court Ruling A decision is expected today in an assault and battery case brought by a “disfellowshipped” Jehovah's witness who claims sect folléwers ‘bodily kicked him out of Pontiac's Kingdom Hall Aug. 9. by Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil iMeCallum, who heard the case ibrought by Chester Waugh of 55 ‘Newberry. St., against Albert Ki. zer of 733 E. Pike st. The case is the latest battle in -|Waugh’s private war with the sect since his ouster at what he calls an “unfair” hearing in. 1954. force the Witnesses in Drayton _|Plains to allow him to enter and | worship at their Kingdom Hall. Foil Hubcap Rustlers - LOS ANGELES (® — Auto hub- caps, like calves, are going to be| branded in this part of the wild and woolly West, says the Los An- “tgees Police Commission. Stamp- ing hubcaps with tiny license num- bers would help reduce the $1,000- a-day loss to car strippers, Lt. B. M. Myer, of the auto theft de- tail, said. lin dime s Press County News ......... Fr ] mages ig, tO ge ee Rane! Lo er 58-65 Theaters . +onee eeeevenees “eye? %_ Tv @sadiéd Programs wi Earl Women's Pages .......... 8-58 | Outfitting—$165; Barnett’s Clothes! sile prrwenah oigetd Austin-Nor- . and Mrs, Norwalk Mrs. James Tuttle — Co,—em- tare Sn Mrs. William Scripps— keeping Shop of Pontiac—$200; Holden's Trading Sam Benson—$150;/detector test Friday, four days The decision will be announced Waugh lost a Circuit Court suit last spring in which he sought to BLAST BY YOGI — The final score was 9 to 0 for the Yankees, but Yogi Berra's first homer was enough to do it. This is where Berra's long ball went as Yogi trudged around the bases, scor- another circuit of him. ing Hank Bauer ahead of him. He later belted: AP Wirephete clout, scoring Billy Martin ahead crown colony packed to Riots Rage in Hong Kong, 18 Killed, Looting Contin ues HONG KONG (#—British troops and. police battled with riot guns, bayonets and tear gas today against frenzied mobs of Chinese rioting and pillaging for the second straight day on Hong monge mainland Kowloon H.| Peninsula. At least eight Chinese were reported dead in the century's worst outbreak of violence in the British the explosion point with refugees from Communist China. Moore Wil Ge ‘Lie Test Friday Accused Sex-Slayer of Trial Tuesday Accused sex - slayer Howard Wayhe Moore will be given a lie before his scheduled trial for first- degree murder, Prosecutor Fred- erick C. Ziem confirmed yesterday. The test, however, probably will Co.$80; Automatic Heating Co.—inot be allowable as evidence for or against the 23-year-old former furnace repairman who has re- pudiated his confession he bludg- eoned to death his Lake Orion neighbor's daughter, Martha Little, 3. Ziem said he agreed to the test after repeated requests from Moore and Moore's canrt- appointed attorney, Carl Ingra- ham, of Birmingham. The results probably will not be made public, Ziem said, fearing any announcement might prejudice the jury. Lie tests, he said, are not allowable in Michigan courts unless the judge so rules after both prosecution and defense have agreed. : Moore is charged with luring the victim into his car after din- nertime and driving her 11 miles to a deserted lovers’ lane, where he sexually assaulted and killed her. Moore since has alleged detec- tives “talked him into” the con- jfession. He explained he was “confused” after hours of ques- tioning. . Meanwhile, Ingraham con- firmed that Moore’s mother, Mrs. Minnie Fairchild of Oxford, who stoutly has affirmed her She believes there is reason to think Moore, who once claimed he “blacked out” that night be- cause of too much beer, was in Pontiac, Ingraham said. Mrs. Fairchild asked that pos- sible witnesses come forward to help her son: Sunshine Scares Off Frost on Pumpkin Tonight's weather forecast for the Poritiac area is fair and some- what warmer with a low of 4 de- grees expected, after frost last night. : It will be partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow, The thermonie- fer is expected to reach from @ ito 67 degrees: » The tow last night in the down- town Pontiac area, was 22. The mercury stood at 56 degrees ive 67 ease 1 [utp today in downtown Pon- “~~ | Martha Little, 3, to Face their. property, and police stations were the chief targets of the mob. But there was also@onsiderable indiscriminate looting and illaging. ihe totes Hk: wit’ Hila te million persons live. The island remained free of trouble. The rioting” began yesterday, finally died down at dawn, and then erupted again about -noon in the Sham Shui Po sete elwnles west Kowloon, Some 1,750 Americans live in the colony, and it is a favorite leave-spot for U.S. military | forces in the Pacific, At the» renewal of violence, leaves for all U. S. military per- sonnel canceled, The crews of the three American Navy ships. in the harbor — the destroyers Calvert and Quapaw and the sta- tion ship Gardiner’s Bay — were kept aboard. Property damage from burning and. looting was estimfated in the millions of. dollars, The violence apparently was touched off by a minor British government official who ripped down Chinese Nationalist flags posted in a Sham Shui Po housing project in honor of Nationalist China's “Double 10°’ holiday yes- Foreigners, leftists an ‘i sources Teported today. island of Hong Kong, where a, Spotter planes hovered overhead had Fisher to Recall calleeeen eemenaed 1,000 Workers Division to Call Back 6,400 in 6 State Cities Before December 1 Stepped-up production in the auto industry is expected to result in the recall of 1,000 laid-off employes of Pontiac's Fisher Body plant, re- Recall ‘of the hourly-rated work- Heart Attacks Can Be. Predicted, |\Says Specialist LOS ANGELES ® — Future heart attacks can now be predict- ed 20 to 4 years before they oc- cur, says @ University of California researcher. Dr. John W. Gofman told a group of heart specialists that! up studies of the amount of giant fat |” molecules in the blood of children who face the risk of heart attacks in the future. . “This is no longer a theory,” he said. “It has been solidly prov- en.” / Dr. Gofman said those identified as possible risks can be placed on diets to reduce the blood fat con- tent and thus head off heart dis- and young adults will show those’ Left London Yesterday, Failed to Make Azores Fuel Stop — LAKENHEATH, Eng- land () — A VU. 8. military _jtransport plane with 59 aboard vanished over the ‘jeastern Atlantic today. Scores of planes and search. The misstas craft, a. giant C118 Liftmaster of the Military Air Transport Service, was carrying two Air Force officers and 48 Air Force enlisted men back to the United States after duty in England. Also aboard was a nine-man terew.of three officers and- “six-en-— listed men, The four-engine plane, saliionty version of the civilian DC6, left this American base, 60 miles north of London, at 1:26 p.m. Pontiac time yesterday on a 1,200-mile leg to Lajes Air Force Base in the Azores. It was last heard from at 3:36 p-m., when it way about 180 i : [sli At least 127 U. 8. sonnel have Aes gg po 13, a Cl a minute after taking Guire, Forty-six men to ee He ifstsy Sport Pages Bulging The hes rg Ep sports sect a total of | 7 pages, filled with World Series features, area prep stories and top national and local events, can be found in today’s Press, terday. ease. pages 59 through 65. Head of St. Joseph’s Eyes Campaign Possibility that the cost of the proposed St. Joseph Mercy Hos- pital addition might shoot above the $6 million mark, wag expressed yesterday by Sister Mary William, hospital administrator, “Rising ‘building costs ’ might push the goal of our campaign above the $6 million mack," a said. 26 “Unti] our chairman is* ‘det. ‘Initely n-med, I don’t feel that I ean say What our is g0- ing to cost,” the Sister stated, She added that she didn’t expect bids to be taken on the proposéd wing “for another year or maybe longer.” . Plans ‘for the %6 million wing, which is- capedted to add 200 beds expansion at the local hospital, it is constantly bulging at the seams with admissions. : have filled all rooms, beds. have lined hospital corridors. Last month, 1,405 patients. were admitted to the hospital. On Sept. 24, the admitting office was swattiped with a high of 63 admis sions, There were 1,395 patients discharged during September. - Last month also, a record num- ber of 421 babies were delivered. | Cost of Hospital Addition May Climb St, Joseph Mercy ranks in the top 20 in the country for number of deliveries. 3 ships started a far-flung . tie gs Ripening verano ~ Detroiter Pleads innocent ea y FE : its organizational meeting W night were (left to right) Judy Ross, secestary: © aay ad weak soocing ‘Oct 18 in Oakland County ee in the Receovelt Hotel. bol rey Le e zi he i TEE iy ind iit to Stealing Furnace - George Ross Jr., 32, of Detroit, é pleaded innocent to stealing @ furnace, June 26, front an unoccupied West Bloomfield Township house, Ross was sent to Oakland County Jail by Justice Elmer C. Dieterle 1 Wyman, co-owner of the Wyman Furniture Co., will fill the unex- pired term of former Director John E, Madole, who resigned be-| cause of a business transfer. The term expires Dec. 31, 1958. Wyman is a graduate of the University of Michigan and a tmeniber of Civitan and the Elks. He is active in community affairs and is president of the. Oakland County Camp Fire Girls. Wyman is also serving as chair- | man_of a retail committee of the: 1956 United Fund campaign. Wyman was one of the founders | of the Jimmy Dey Amvets Post. Me is married, the father of two — and lives at 109 Ottawa Stevenson Wooing who set bond at $1,000 Ross, arrested by Detroit Police, Sunday, will be examined on: a charge of grand larceny within 10 days, The Weather Feil U. 6. Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Fair and today near i low tonight near 40. T morrow partly cleudy and warmer, nigh we oe os " Poattae sets Thursday st 6:87 p.m. Friday $41 os rises Friday at -aaaneen Tempera teres 82 . 8 fia] Wednesday i Pontiac {ha henge ase ee eee eee saraskens Teeee ee eee HO eH rimer teday and tenight. Wis® today,” California Voters (Continued From Page 1) he was listening to Herbert Hoover, and the language was the language of Madison avenue. “We. would be well along the road to meeting the school crisis he said, “if the President had put one half the swift action ~ “behind the school bill that he did jf ijbehind the Dixon-Yates contract! Pata a vempetatute preceding # a.m. “and the bills to give, tax relief to| ithe Hells Canyon dam site over to, ithe Idaho Power Co.” i a ‘Dems Beat GOP, 6-0 “on Big-Sized Donations WASHINGTON — The Dem- ocratic National Conimittee re- of $5,000 each during September. The Republican National Commit- itee said its largest. contribution for the month was $4,457. The two committees yesterday “ireported to the Senate élections | / isubcommittee all September con- | “"\tributions of $500 or “more. The only Michigan resident | listed among the contributors was) ‘ithe wagon, {that Caples, divorced, owed back ports it ‘received six contributions | io ° John W. Mullord of. Detroit, who | donated $1,000 to the Republican | “a Party. . umn Has Joys | Young and Old seine Sige. lala lila rustly blanket BAKING AND BURNING i, 3 Ht LSE f 5 af al man, HAYRIDES Giggling in the dark, anie, Boyg shove eachyother off PUTTING UP STORM WINDOWS ELECTIONS A fall without an election is only half a fall, but this year we're lucky. Candidates are in season, ‘scurrying about the countryside jlike rabbits. Families are split into ‘hostile camps, Mustaches become igreat issues, Democrats bicker! with Republicans. It's good clean fun. ‘(Man.Takes Own Life— Feared Traffic Conviction -Worry over possible drunk driv- ing conviction was listed by Oak- ‘land County Sheriff's deputies as ‘one reason for the suicide yester- jhorse clopping slowly over frozen), Ben Johnny holds hands with will be from St. Michael's Catholic Church at 10 a.m, Friday with burial following in Mount. Hope Cemetery. Red Cross Hears Talk on Planning ican Red Cross, at Haven Hil} Lodge in Highland last night. Noland Heiden of the Oakland lke Says Last Word on Draft, H-Testing and-take session with newsmen. He refused to rise to the bait when reporters tried to arouse his ire by quoting Stevenson attacks on ms his administration, except to retort! in mild terms. . Eisenhower State Dulles morning there has been no intima- tion from any British official that the British are disshtisfied with U.°8. policy for resolving the dis- pute over the Suez waterway seized = 's: Complete Has raised legs for bottom draft, zallon size. SIMMS $4.95 ‘Value ly perforated can gnipr 20. Burner me ‘Teenager Breaks Leg said Secretary of} ‘assured him this __lcondition, autt authorities said. The. Rev. William C. Hamm of 8 Lake Angeles presided over the ih meeting. 1, ‘Auto Strikes Bicyclist 4 A bicyclist, Waterford Township 8 police said, was treated at Pontiac General Hospital yesterday after ‘riding into the path of a moving | ear, * * Jack Howey, 13, of 2818 Buick| suffered multiple cuts and bruisés, authorities anid, : i iday-of-a- Orion Town-, |ship man at the home of his uncle, | |with whom he stayed. Willie E. Caples was found dead | of shotgun wounds at 2501 Greg- ory Rd.,: they said, a few hours’ after he failed to attend trial in Pontiac Municipal Court. f Caples was arrested Sept. 28 and his car impounded, Police added ‘alimony payments. “The boy was iad by the car, of Dale J. Grafmiller,.53, of 3312 Pontiac Lake Rd. on Pontiac Lake Road near Scott Lake road, police’ said, | Marseille, chief port of the Medi- iterranean, holds an fair every year. ‘Swedish Ship Sinks ¢ CUXHAVEN, Germany” / ~ ‘The . 1.733-ton Swedish freighter @ ‘Ryholm sank in the Elbe River Estuary today after colliding with the 3,621-ton French vessel Stotte- ‘ville during a dense fog. The |Ryholm’ $ crew of 25 was rescued. ee SPECIAL PURCHASE |. 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Waite’s Children's Wear—Second Floor GIRLS’ FAMOUS AKE SLIP-ON SWEATERS. 1°* @ Short sleeve slip-on in Hi Bulk Orlons, Nylons and Wools. Reg. 2.98 @ First quality sweaters in pas- tels and dark colors. Sizes 7 to 14, subteen 8 to 14, ° Long sleeve cardigan. Reg. ‘ 5.99, 2.99 during the s i ‘Fall Sale. Famous Welsh BUGGY 14. 98 Value Give her this exact rep-.” | ss of a aby gee pletely lifts fo hes Waile's Girlswear—Second h bea (a) a cans SKIRTS Reg. to 4.98 2.64 Girls new fall skirts in corduroys, flannels, and orlons,; New fall plaids. Sizes 7 to 14, SUBTEEN SKIRTS Reg. 5.98 3.77 Well tailored subteen slim line skirts in flannels, tweeds, and full unpressed corduroy. New fall colors. Sizes 8 to 14. Waite's GuleweuBiernd Floor winter colors in solids, prints, and Reg. 16.98 hag Smart, warm coat sets for your Nttle girl.. In fleeces, tweeds and zebel- enes. Cozy 100% wool interlining. Sturdy rayon lining. In blue, red, grey, brown. Sizes 3 to 6x. Waile’s Children's: Wear—Second Floor @ Sanforized flannels and other fabrics. ~@ Double yoke beck—2 pockets. @ Sizes 6 to 16. Hurry in today and save. Walte’s Boyswear—Second Floor SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS GIRLS’ ALL WOOL’ DRESS COATS _ Reg. 19.98 | 16°" Hurry in today for this exceptional buy of all wool dress coats with rayon quilt lining. In fleeces, tweeds, checks and novelties. All with 100% wool interlining. In red, blue, green. Sizes 7-14, Subteen 8-14, - Waite’s Children’s Weer—Second Floor BOYS’ LONG Reg. 1.98 3 for 4.00 | Eee 3 for 4.00 POPULAR FALL SHOES Reg. to 7.50 3.99 Shoes for the younger set in favorite styles designed for longer wear and com- fortable care. Choose son or daughter's most GIRLS’ COTTON wanted pair today at big savings during Waite’s great fall sale. Sizes 8 /2- DRESSES 12, 12¥%a-3 N and M ea widths. Reg: te _ A. Black and 2.99 White Saddle Girt fei brand resses in plaids or prints _ B Brown Oxford with full skirts. Sices 7 C.. Red and 1%, | Brown Strap Waite's Girlswear—Second Floor ‘BOYS’ FANCY SURCOATS Reg. 8.98 5 ig Water repellent fabrics with wool lining and zipper front closing. Assorted new fall prints and colors. Sizes 6-18. Waite's Boyswear—Second Floor LINED AT qv Reg. 2.98 oe ny 99 A practical and good-look- ing outfit for the little man in the family.. Well tailored matching set that can be in- terchanged. A terrific val- ue! Sizes 3 to 8. Navy with gay assorted plaids. Waile’s Children’s Dept, —Second Floor LITTLE GIRL’ DRESSES, Reg. 2.98 Little gir) sanforzed dresses in gay plaids with full skirts and short sleeves. Sizes 2-6x, Ca ery be Bie ha: @ Brunch coats \, @ Dusters \ Your favorite s Nin cotton, nylon and flannel, Miraculous blend of the pretty and the practical \ = . +. in gay prints, Sizes | - small, medium and large: | © Waite's eve Second Floor \ ion ae ve saad i the famous names when you read the labels. Come in today and make your selections. A cup, 32_ . to 36... B cup, 32 to 38. co 32 to 40, _ NYLON LINGERIE § ¢ at GOs er 399) Lat, 39 Kostabdl 599 lf you love nice things, you'll really go for this. beautiful, famous nylon lingerie. The very slight imperfections will not mar their appearance or wearing qualities. Pure white ond pretty pastels, in just your size. The panties and half slips are in sizes S, Mand L. The slips a are 32 to 44 and the gown in 32 to 38. ‘Slips and Holf Slips, Reg. 3.95............ 2.99 Charge Yours at Waite’ feos Second Floor 7.98 Crisp new styles by top craftsmen! \. _Failles, fur fabrics, flannels, patents and genviine leathers. Pouches, vanities and totes . have inside zippers & change \, purses. Choose from 6 bass colors. | Charge Yours . at Waile’s... ‘ Street Floor . the most popular styles for Fall, Name \ BRAND NEW GROUP of PALL JEWELRY ‘ Veluck to For ¢€ Reg. /.98 Pivs SPECIAL GRouP of 2. 98 JEWELRY... .99¢ For yourself ond for Christmas gifts. Really mode to sell for 2.98 eath. Necklaces, bracelets, earrings and pins, in tailored stone - set afd novelty styles. Stock up now at this terrific low price! z Charge osninn. Waite's . . . Street Floor SPECIAL | . SALE! Fashion ca be sofas 4G F eo) cory, in these Xi \ ‘ 5 ef Lj beau z & Granny style gowns and long pajamas in warmth. / withewi< weight” cotton challis. Afi first quality. Sites 32 to 40 in pretty pastel swale f IMPORTED GLOVES and 3.50 @ DOUBLE WOVEN COTTONS . @ HAND-SEWN NYLONS Fresh off the boat from Italy, pure glove luxury at a piggy bank price. Double-woven nylons and creamy-soft cottons. See the fine Italian detailing, dainty pearl buttons, French knots, applique delicacies. You'll want yours in black, brown, navy, pink, beige or white. Sizes 6 ot 71%, Lengths to 8-button. Charge Yours at Waite’s . . . Street Floor Charge Yours at Weite's .. « Street Floor starting at * * * * + * \ bees REGULARLY ASSORTMENT INCLUDES: UP TO 15.98. Decanters ap, Veses | Superbly designed, they have. a Fruit Bowls graceful deep hand-cut diamond Jom Jers pattern made of tine lead Crystal, CRYST. ML Suger, Creamers®ut by some of the world’s master Bud Vases craftsmen. At these low prices Compotes there is hardly a- home thot won't Many other want to show the elegance of these pieces _ \ pieces in their home, Ideal for gifts. . Buy now for everyone on your list! * Charge Yours at ; ; ” Welte' nel i ee 2a , ; ‘ vo) BT Gl, [ See aE ierene ys rm EPO y ek oe "SPECIAL SALE OF FIRST QUALITY 3 Prs. 2.95 Reg. to 1.65 e FAMOUS BRAND .. . Known for meaty «Our biggest sélling biond of fine hosiery. “The - original: prices are onthe hosiery so you can see exactly how much you save. Dress sheers, stretch sheers and daytime sheers. All at one low price. Proportioned to fit’. . . in sizes 814 to 11. You'll want yours in Blush, Beige or Taupe. Charge Yours at Waite's.. . « Street Floor & Ba é i : + % i aN ‘ ; a . : . : 2 ‘ : : : a << ‘ zi Ed the answer. : report charge of potl-Benitianns leveled brought strong defenders to his side. Branding the-change a “false in- “Washington Post says “the ofily remedy for it is clear -statement of the truth and a reliance, on the good sense of the American “public.” We share that opinion. -< k £ Quite properly refraining from re- peating the charge, the Post quotes -— Henny Epwarp ScHULTz, national chairman of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, an educa- “phere is nothing in the record of Mr. Nrxon to: indicate in any way that he is anti-Semitic. We believe these rumors to be a re- - eurrence of false charges made during the 1952 campaign and are as untrue today as they were then.” Pers ‘ against: Vice President Nixon has = ‘In There. Pitching David Lawrence Says: It’s Naive to Ban H- Bomb Tests ~ WASHINGTON but judgment handsomely? The youthful Kucxs. yielded’ only three scattered singles to the ‘Dodgers while. his mates were pounding ei 10 off three : * * * By their exceptional performance the Yankees more than made up for their dismal showing in the first two games. Those. defeats and the loss of the 1955 series to. the Dodgers had Taised a pertinent ‘question in the minds of American League fans; Many no doubt- were asking them- \ selves “have the Yankees lost their _ mastery over the Dodgers?” _ Every baseball fan eons knows "Strait Span on ‘Schedule’ A highly encouraging progress re- port on construction of the Mackisiac Bridge has come. from PRENTISS M. Brown, chairman ba oe Bridge Au- thority. / Addressing a once meeting of the West Michigan Tourisy and Re- sort Association, Mr. Brown reported that the bridge is three-quarters com- plete. He added that there is every prospect that the nearly five mile jong span will be ready for use by the \ originally set deadline of November Phe SBT 9 : he Ae | Chairman Brown is optimistic over prospects for increased tra!- fie across the $100,000,000 bridge. + While experts estimate that this traffic will increase by 125 per cent, Mr, Brown contented him- self withi “the statement that _ there is no doubt that the bridge will be able to pay for itself. hunters as well as tourists, It means that this 1s the last year they will re to wait seemingly endless hours noth: strikes us:as His report should be good news for | While it is impossible for us to be-_ lieve that our Vice President is anti- Semitic, he needs no defense from us. =A ENew Landscape Many Changes in Pontiac and Vicinity During 1956 Baseball: What now allows a - resumption of business—and foot- ball—and politics. _ We wonder if any other area in the a nation can show such a change ape as the Pontiac vicinity " yeoeat months. Hills have been torn/down, low ground filled up, forests yemoved, and the general terrain given a/ ‘ace lift- {ng that is truly amazing. All ig in prepa- ration for a business and home building t that almost is beyond im- agination. Most of it is within ten miles of down town Pontiac, And well wore your inspection. / SERRE When he tore downy an old garage, Morgan/Whitman e -of Walled Lake,/ discovered over five bushels of nuts afd acorns that had been stored under it by squirrels, who now are moving them 6 a * bale tree over 20 rods away. They es work nights. A coin toy’ the possession of Mis. Melville E. Luttrell of Bloomfield Hills, has on its face the « picture’ and name of James K. Polk, 11th - president of the U.S. On the other side is. inscribed: “Young Hickory, Governor of Tepinessee; Speaker of the House; Annex California, New Mexico; Add Northwest Territory. A Man of Ability, Identified /-with Slave Interest. First Dark Horse.” It was found in the effects of the late Mr. Luttrell who for many years was in busi- ness in Pontiac. Chrysanthemums that . measure ten inches across are growing in the garden of . Mrs. Barney Sullavan of Drayton Plains. They are from: an im- ported seed. woe For one-sided voting, Pontiac's 3th precinet. went all out two years ago when it gave Leonard 12 votes for governor and Wil. liams 412. “I was eliminated in the first tootbail/ round,” writes / . Jack Longworth / of Auburn Heights, who continues, “but I'll be back for the next contest.” / Under the direction of a committee of which / James Stelt fo is chairman, the Chamber of Gommerce is sending qut @ questionnaire: / “What do you think is the single: most/ ‘important improvement for the City Pontiec?” When you get one, do not ty to express yar. views. / Verbal Orchids to- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conway of 8 Edna St, fifty- tetetaeal wedding an- niversary. Mr. and Mrs. James «, Sutherland of Keego Harbor; fifty. first wedding an- _ aprerery. = ‘ ring /* H-bomb. Europe. It’s a strategic move. If an. easily deluded man is elected President of the Unifed pecs «dwn ine dmv fag 6 SE, ne posals, disaster for America can munists have acineven one < ee -peoult. " bomb on Japan, Soviet Russia didn't hate the weapén. For a - ‘ as a deterrent oe ill made that very state one of his important speeches. the next wage The Stevenson idea of a one- sided ban oh superbomb tests is not sttogeteer new. It so hap- pened that, inside the Atomic Energy Commission during the Truman/ ‘administration, there was a hesjfancy to develop the H- bomb / The lag of nearly three years’ was costly to America. The argyment was supposedly based on /the moral side, and some of th¢ scientists indirectly connected with Communist causes Were ned up against further work on & * * Hence America from 1946 to early 1950 virtually put a self- imposed ban on developing or testing H-bombs while Russia went ahead developing bombs -of all kinds and was thereby able to adopt a belligerent attitude in the “eold war’ and even to” in- stigate Red Chinese aggression i =" got th ron my pal _— su _ om anybody, hep to the ways ot medical“, Most if not all the nicotine in tobacco is destroyed by combus- tion when one sniokes pipe, cigar, or cigarette. The yellow stain on fingers or handkerchief, commonly ascribed to “nicotine’’ is not from nicotine but from tar. Pure nicotine is colorless. \ Current and \classical medical literature furnishés many authorita- tive reports of the poisonous effect of nicotine or tobacco, but unfor- tunately the classical authorities (authors) regularly padded their books by rehashing bald asser- tions of their predecessors, and so it is difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff. “In man, death has followed the use of ‘tobacco as a poultice, the application of an infusion in skin disease, the injection of in- fusion into the rectum for worms, “the plugging of a wound with a quid of t6bacco to stop bleeding, swallowing or inhaling the spray of nicotine insecticides . . . A soldier eommitted suicide by swallowing cigarettes, The lethal dose of nicotine for an adult is 8 grains, but death has been re- ported from 1 grain.” That's the way one standard textbook has it, All carefully furtive—you can't pin anything Yet if you are not ‘it is not my. igi | any of these legends of co ous effects of tobacco or “nicotine. I_merely observe that it seems strange that I have never” en- countered a case of serious or fatal. tobacco or nicotirle poisoning in oe . cruel buck-passt ‘their parents ny be cot if i 2 aE ‘ ; 3 TEE : REE one who has that smile . . . That - We have, wader funn F.D.R., and Truman, with much = Looking Back © 15 Years Ago Case Records of a Psychologist: Do you worship the false idol of blood kinship? If so, better read this case record carejully. And. never .be guilty of such infant an “illegitimate brat,” just because tis parents may have been illegitimate. Babies are never illegitimate in God’s sight. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE Case §-388: Bobby, aged. six weeks, is a baby boy available for adoption. “Oh, ‘e Crane, can't you please help me?’ beggeg a charming wife, aged 29, “We have been married for six years, and the doctors tell me I can never bear a baby of my own. “But now I have a chance to adopt Bobby, and he is wonder: // ful. But my husband says he doesn’t want. to. father else's illegitimate brat,” haa she winced as the a words. “I'm almost sreup loth worry and longing, 80. you tell my usband that will »* * * stigmatize a baby for some. thing he had ek to do with. ng as to call an Secondly, don't be ve sgostl: cal about your own sarname! In * No, we are’simply besrers of _ those eternal Chromosomes that much the er miler in were passed on to us same way that a a mile relay race receives the batori from. the 4 and passes it Ys the next. We just carty the chromosomes from the past generation during our limited 70 years on this earth. runner those 24 contributed by our mate. 4 + * * : For a baby requires 48. But nei- ther the father nor the mother creates or originates his or her 24 chromosomes for that baby, DON’T WORSHIP BLOOD “Thou shalt have no other gods before me," states one of our Ten. ¢! Commandments, - * ide Yet many people worship the / false god of blood kinship. “Blood thicker than water," they argue, _ but, that's malarky. - : Cain killed tis bicod brother é iw \ ° Parents, Not Child Illeg itimate Jno. Absalom aa likewise for / his blood brother Amnon. Solo- / mon ordered his brother Adoni- | Jah slain’ over jealousy for the / beauty queen Abishag. _ | And thousands of royal sons have slain their fathers. or vice versa to get the throne, So don't. wor- po ge cal el snip, The true parent-child relation- ship is strictly a. spiritual bond. If you adopt a baby and teach it properly, it will love and respect. you till you die. * * * | It will even lay down lits life for you. Indeed, marriage is a similar example of “at « Worumbo Fabrics e Zibelines © Plushes — . | © Monotone Tweeds Deft designer touches . . . beautifully styled of elegant fobrics to suit your own particular taste. Tailored and dressy styles, including fitted, slim and controlled fullness. Newest fosh- . ion details, with button-up or clutch closings. Choose from a wide selection : of beautiful colors . . . from black to “ creamy beige. Sizes 8 to 18. Charge Yours ai Waite's .. . Third Floor oo f we a want - Big: Savings: on | SPORTSWEAR By AMERICA’S MOST FAMOUS MAKER! @ Short Sleeve _ Reg. 8.98 SLIP-OVERS : Saicsa « Classic ae Reg. 11.95 CARDIGANS . 9 cardigan. Ocean pear! dee-te- imaten — any "Jo aap colors + in @ Dressmaker Reg. 11.95 SLIP-OVERS : 99 pve po ne tee Bome oone 5 rim. Hand washable, ‘ Sines Mtoe @ Orion Trimmed —-Reg. 12.98 CARDIGANS | , 99 Completely washable . . angora trimmed . . . covered buttons. Moth-proofed. ~Large assort- > of colors... in sites 4 © Slim Dyed-to-Match Reg. 11.95 KNIT SKIRTS 99: Hand washable .. . wrinkle resistant . . . moth-proofed. Slim styling. Dyed- ding 9 the above sweaters. Sizes § to 20 in oodles of colors. Charge Yours at Waite’s . . . Third Floor , FAMOUS MAKE COTTON ‘BLOUSES - cae 2.98 T 99 to 3.98 Beautiful cotton blouses in long sleeves, short sleeves and 34 sleeves. In washable Sanforized cotton. We-have 6 different styles. Many colors -to choose from in sizes 32 to 38. Charge Yours at Waite's... Main Floor SAVE 3.98 on SPECIAL PURCHASE and wide, “Os Main Floor Elegant simulated alligator calf for t Uiscriminating of women |! edt for the women with expen- sive taste. and a modest budget, Imagine! ‘Sittiylated Alligator Calf at such a low, low%ggice! You can choose from black; browm&. tan and red... in sizes up to 10,"egrrow, medium, , Charge Yours at a “IN SIMULATED ALLIGATOR CALF ._ «8 3 9499 ie: BEAUTIFUL BEAVER Reg. to 99. ar 8. GRAND LADY... FAIR LADY... BEAUTIFUL LADY You'll be the fairest of them all in one of our spark- ling gems . . . a precious jewel of a hat which will. flatter you to new heights of feminine: captivation! Visit our magnificent new fall collection today and see enticement itself. All the most — designs and colors are included. Charge Yours at Waite's .. . Third Floor Bright Fashion Story for Fall SAVE to 14 on i / Soft, Silky, Lightweight MOUTON COATS Rag. to 566 Luxurious Processed Mouton Lamb coats with ~ the fashionable roll col- lar and deep cuffs. You have your choice of Charcoal, Taupe, Breath of Spring or Logwood. In three lengths: 28”, 36", 40". Sizes 2 to 18. FREE INITIALS DURING THIS SALE! Furs Labeled to Show Country of Origin Convenient Terms Arranged to Fit Your Budget! Waite's . «. Third bei ae | OPEN TONIGHT. \ FALL | — Ss for misses, jur Reg. 10.98 and 12.98 Four season favorites in one ¢ . . » Menswear, Matelasse Crepes, and Taffetos in sheath skirts or “sy Slim-line’styles . . . ¥4 and full- buttoned front in casual styles... jeweled scoop and high necklines, some with velvet trim. Sizes 12 to 20, 9 to 15, 1412 to 24%. In new- “ fall shades! ¢ & ’ Sieh Yours at ore «+ «Third Floor TIL 9 P. M. ae i two-piece styles! Many beautiful, fabrics arid styles to choose from : ") The car coat is # MUST for Failles, Wool Jerseys, Rayon Crepes, Quilted Chromspun Lined POPLIN CAR COATS 19.98 a Fall! Be right in style with this smart and practical coat. it's the perfect coat for every occasion. The neat collar opens with a snap of your wrist, into. a fully sized hood that keeps out the chilly breezes. The quilted. chromspun lining keeps you toasty warm. Choose from red, navy or beige... ih sizes 10 to 18., : * : _ Charge Yours.at Weoite’s... Third Floor, | Full Rotary! 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Buy up now and be ready for the Christmas holiday. Waite’s . . . Street Floor JUMBO GARMENT BAGS Reg. 2.99 1.99 57-inch jumbo'size .. . holds up to 16 garments. Assorted decorator colors. Heavy gauge vinyl plastic with 15-inch non- tilt frames. Waite's + « « Street Floor Boxed Christmas Cards Reg. 2.50 | 2 me OO* Religious, outdoor scenes, mod- em and novelty types... all - new. A wide, selection from. which to ; Stock up now and be ready. Waite's . . . Street Floor ~ Chintz, Taffeta and Chromspun ~ FIBERGLAS PRINT| DRAPERIES e 35 9” Meticulously tailored drap- eries in Jovely decorator prints ~ QUILTED BEDSPREADS. Reg. 12.95 99 Demesk Petters Dinner Sets "ee 499 iv 599 799 These are the ensemble spreads that add the extra touch of luxury to your bedrooms. Fine quality chintz, taffeta or chromspun--- in full and twin sizes. Attractive solid colors and prints in your favorite shades. Charge Yours at Waite’s ... 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Plump, buoy- ant and resilient. : Ove cet gt |p. Fee 9” seams for better . inen finish Waite's .. . Fourth Floor ~ FAMOUS CANNON SHEETS | 3% MUSLIN Smooth luxury percale or long wearing *% PERCALE 72” by 108” 1. 5 7 : muslin. Famous Cannon quality through- 72" by 108” ] 97 Reg. 2.29 out . . . with sturdy even hems. Snow white, Reg. 2.98 e . rd TOs". yyy a 1a full bleached to hold their sparkle. 81” by 108”, Reg. 3.29.....2.37 Cases, Reg. 49c pian Se ~~. 37e Charge Yours at Waile's . . .. Fourth Floor : Ceses, Reg. 75¢ OES J Se Sheer, No-fron, Long Wearing “C Ge ] d Gl , annon GO ag ow” FIBERGLAS CURTAINS * RUFFLED PRISCILLAS 599" 72, 81 or 90-inch Lengths Single Window Width x TAILORED PANELS 1° PER PANEL 63, 12, 81 or 90-inch Lengths 42-inches Wide Filmy, Easy to Care for DACRON CURTAINS - , * RUFFLED * ts PANELS | <3, TL 81 or 90 hake long 195 « 4, 97 198 OF AT vm ee 63, 72,’81 or 90 inches long, Double width by 90 in.'tong. hog, 18.95...10.97 Triple width by 90 in. long. Reg. 29.95. 129% Decron. Tiers, Reg. 1.98, ...1, 17 pr. & ® Wee dy : ‘A | * ‘ fe | « & Decorator TOWEL ENSEMBLE 69 ele Hand Towels Reg. 99¢ Bath Towels Reg. 1.69 Wach Cloths, Reg. 49c, 29¢ @ Stor bright metallic Myler borders—truly luxury! . @ Newest decorator colors ‘in famous CANNON quality! @ Golden Glow exclusive en- semble ot Weaite’s in Pontiac! Stunning cotton temy cloth loops that look as good as they feel. Now in an | unforgettable selection of vivid colors and appropriately named “’golden glow’ for bright yellow, soft green, rich pink, marine aqua and chalk white; Hurry in now one Waite’s Great Fall Sele. Le chore Yours el Weld NEW LOW PRICE! -_kind men go for. Lightweight LUGGAGE Values to 14.98 Each et a Low Lee @ 18 and 21 Inch Over Night Cases @ Full Balloon Pockets — © Smartly Lined > © Green or Blue Covering @ Other Matching Also Available | You'll Want Both Sizes . Waite’s . . . Downstairs Matchstick Woven Wood Draperies 48” by 84” 3 ane 987 ” ly 7 ma 96" by 34" 57 ee "Res. mt 87 Made of top quality eo Waite’s . . . Fourth Floor - — Men’‘s _ LINEN . HANKIES ~ Reg. 2.00 3" 99° Smash irish oo Ce low price. Full size... the roi ag load up for Waites one Street Floor Women’s Genuine Leather - WALLETS Reg. 1.00-—- | 2 me 99° - Genuing leather wallets with change pockets, flip cards for A place for bills. irregulars of wallets selling from which Yo. cramer. 8 colors Waite's .. . Street Floor Famous Nome MEN’S JEWELRY Reg. 1.50 to 3.50 as a , i What. anf i i il deraed dey OP eat. bod ogee: maior Eterna hctrspe sea —_— Cae we iy | i wit ies ‘ “thay 18 Be Beautihul and pete = *Q baby chenille on heavy bec taken hae Individually og we LiL ah ee 0 at EK De SERS EERE PSS eRe eR A WTNH AAI IAI MAAI II DAI — . regularly 3.59 oll are 64-in. long Our best stock blinds with | many features custom blinds ~§ don't have — neat enclosed 23-28-ins. P * | headbox, one-piece bottom rail. 28-35-ins. Bring in measurements, take 37-39-ins. home blinds, install them in 41 inches minutes, White. Also Custom. 43-45-ins. once-a-year sale! ground. Flower, leaves and scroll of chenille in | eaten Eocutentian Now, priced to save you 98c; reg- ulatly 6.98. Softly muted colors on $ white waveline baby chenille back- bedspreads reduced to save you 1.08; reg. 9.98 Beautiful, luxurious diamond quilted bedspread in decorator fabric with the locked-in-color that won't fade’in sun _ or suds! Delightful rosebud print against Tuscan Rose, Federal : Gold, Sage Green, Horizon Blue, White with Mint Green and — 2 : white backgrounds. Matching draperies fashioned with pinch ; : ol pleats, 4in. buckram tops and generous 3%4-in. bottom hems. regularly 12.95 sq. re Reg. 7.98 Draperies, 90-in. 6.90 pr. Reg. 2.98 Cafe Curtains, 36-in. 2.50 pr. reduced for this sale © 9,561 wool tufts-in each sq. ft. e Gray, y, beige, green & nutria colors : : Nothing wears like wool .. led uci ition 4 ey By ined - this sale you can buy a heavy 3ply all wool square yard ba 7a e carpet at 9.07 savings. Expensive look- : ‘ a=" + 9, 12’ & 15’ widths ee ing multi-level loop pile for the newest styl- i in Remcquisine. Floral or Tweed Patterned Rugs 9-12 tt 48.88 Exclusively patterned Porton rugs regularly sell for 69.95. Gray, green, beige, nutria colors. Wool and carpet rayon. cut to any, room size... save on all 9x12-ft. eee eee 121.06 12x13 Va-ft. see 181.64 15x15-ft een eee 253.00 9x15-ft. e*eweeeene 150.70 12x15-ft. **#eeee 202.40 15x18-ft. ® *eeee 302.40 ‘9x18-ft. a0 €8s 8 180.34 12x18-ft. *e fae 241.92 15x21-ft. “ee ee 351.80 COMPARE THE PRICES 91: Fills Need of | at a Popular Trend # Ls 37% Heavier 5” high ile tulting. Woablast. Full or : ry | Z | .. Regularly 7.98 New “Butterfly” Usually 2.39 Yd eneee athe — PTR Te ote wi Bt ; meg quoter, Secs exclu ° . H . if : : . ive fills t f alas decom sede tat ae bE spunas Wikbie Clukios reg. 8.50 sq. yd, solid or tweed carpet. high all wool cut pile broadloom cae 9.95 sq. yd. embossed wool pile een ’ "butterfly" trend! Para ia. © Crush resistant wol-carpet rayon pile 7 © 8,048 tightly woven wool tufts © 8,840 wool tufts in foot Siw’ shower curtain, 1 pair 34x54 in. Now, priced 8c; reg- Sq. Yd. , per sq. ft. every square : ularly 698. ieshecn: block Seslgn on $ e — i I. me 7. ° asi ae . @ Usually 9.95 sq. y.- save at this sale @ Heavy jute back for years of good use a8 windew curtains, Soft cord-o- order. ck for e 3 gordo wale, “repeated on border Smo re reat moth @ Choice tweeds or gray. beige colors ee * ¥4. @ Subtle leaf design in gray. beige or nutria Sq. Yd. © Gray, Green and nutria decorator colors ee 215 . “ ed corners. Full or twin. —_— op. wd note 8 and, long save 21.20 on 12x15-ft. room widths save 39.20 on 12x15-ft. room 9, 12-ft. widths save 21.40 on 12x15-ft. room . - INSTALL IN MINUTES . . . Harmony House venetian blinds 99 2 1 -ins. wide Wes Now 3.99 3.49 449 3.49 498 449 4.98 4.79 5.98 5.49 | SHOP THESE and ‘MANY OTHER SPECIALS IN ALL SEARS. DEPARTMENTS NOW! SEARS NATIONAL Reg 24.95 Bowl | FIXTURE: ony 1788 as : O ? | Fine Quality Screen Printed : 77 Li: Peal a Ales es 4 bam oh nest i Now, Save as “Much as 30% | on | | FF Weshfost Cotton Tablecloths | Brass Ensemble Now 88 Ceiling Light for Kenmore Hand Mixet ‘itnanthela wake He ' | eve: " 2- : T dndy Wall Light © ; at a 12.97 Savings! 64 Bedroom, Small Rooms Packed with Power shade with modern swirl desigh. , hese Harmony House tn! Kitchen ae “s , 2 ae w ee ae Bday Retest oe ee Polished brass. metal parts do * * ' - 77.85 if bought separately. All solid brass frame, tectuding — 7.88 ape. AEE 13.44 with any room decor! It's smart Reg. 6.95 5.66 gt noe a: par harap Mamesparimme se i htr ete — she style will earn meny comph. ments. \ the mesh curtain screen, andirons and fireset at this one low New graceful design adds a Light for easy portability... yef en ? ‘ood smart touch to smail rooms in- master of your mixing chores R g. 47.30 Be fis 4B —_ “ica Ww holder 12.95. cluding dining room! 4-light type. Full size “beaters. With wall _ an c therm ross Set . Lights from a wall switch. bracket. Buy now! Fluorescent, chrome-plated fix- ture. Has “on-off” switch, ap- pliance outlet. Easy to install. 1914.x2%-in. long. So 4 C4. CL 88 rarelaal 2-light ceiling fixture; 12-in, white glass shade Outdoor lantern in solid : Se oN 5 ae i oy : aS ie | ’ 60c Savings on Maid of Honor Kenmore Waterproof Automatic Portable Sinduas aii Dry un Automatic Dry Iron Big Grill-Waffler Kenmore Automatic. ; os » ;: Oval Roaster Aluminum Bakeware Deluxe Heating Pad § Washer at Savings Special Sale Priced Weighs Only 3 Lbs. Cooks Every Meal Deluxe Coffeemaker 1- Pry Drop Fixture * Reg. 2.59 1.99 Values to 189 QO¥ Es. Reg. 5.95 4, 67 _ men ase 33.88 = | tev. 9.5 8.88 . Reg. 6.98 4.99 ney. 1995 «17 BB rom 2iss 1, 88 :

cane eg Switch Duplex : A 29¢ Plates © Receptacle | Wiring Needs — FREE news, S]¢ | Regular 295 trouble light ——4 w ith purchase Meg. S80 with 25-{t. wire, switch en of $5 or more in —with purchase 7 ad Cleaner , and Wax a Reg. 69c 44¢ E Cleans and waxes in one easy operation @ Gives finish a ys high lustre. + Cellulose Sponges Reg. 1.19 99¢ Extremely so ! t, highly absorb- ent. Buy several fe for both home F, and car clean- ~ ing use, - Cer Brush Reg. 4 3.99 ~ For quick, easy © wash jobs. Rub- ; ber covered F handle, hors e- * heir- plastic bristles. Shut-oif. Whitewall Tire Rings Reg. 8.49 6.99 Have white- walls for less! Fits over tires with no cement- 7. ing. Coloriast Dress up ‘your save ‘S—Allstate Tires ‘Sale Priced for This Event Fountain - - 22 af Full 15-Month Road Hazard Service Card Guarantee! ALLSTATE COMPANIONS ® Longer Wearing X-41' Cold Rubber © Sure-Foot/ Traction Tread Cuts Skids @ Rugged Rayon Cord Construction _ Regular Ne Trade-in E SIZE ar or hes yon scm Saami | 6.00x16 | 14.95 11.95 | 2.00 6.70x15 | 16.95 13.95 | 2.00 7.70x15| 18.95 | 15.95 | 2.00 7.60x15 | 20.75. | 17.75 2.00 “SEARS 94 Nort Sas WHEELS -EXPERTLY BALANCED — 4 FOR $5! | Auto Accessories—Pérry St. Basement ginaw’ Street w Regularly Priced at 16.95 Sale Priced as Low as 93 60015 ag ~ AND YOUR OLD TIRE FREE INSTALLATION. Only 10% Down on Sears Easy Payment Plan | i is ——— a a ee a ee a a ee ee es ee ee eS ee ee eS “ i 4 oa ek oS for Too Little Bridge | ’ * ? et 8 4 ann ver | i i é 4 » machine washable Rib knit collar, culis and bot- ‘tom for snug fit. Solids “and two-tone combinations. Boys’ 2-6X. awards for being Mother's little helpers : Of course, we mean both the youngsters ond their new washfast corduroys! Those outfits now can be washed with other dark clothes. And they'll keep’ their color brightness tubbing after tubbing! for all boys sizes 6 to 16 Reg. 1.59 | 33 Save 26c . , each \ ete Oh themedine ant tank ie a fy 4244 At} weer tes Wide Assortment of Plaids finances so that they can step into | 4% a ae 2 _ Society. : % Washable flannel sport shirts for boys ... nice enough for school, durable enough for play. Wide assortment of plaids, sizes 6-16, MANY SPECIALS for BOYS at SEARS Boys’ Clothing—Main Floor 2nd Diagnosis Best : HATTIESBURG, Miss. (®—When Dr. Ramsay O'Neal noticed a slight fluttering in his heart region’ while on a fishing trip, he won- | deved if it was the forerunner to. a heart attack. , Another flutter and he clapped his hand over his heart in real anxiety, '. That's when he found the small bream which he had caught earlier . : ¢ and absent-mindedly placed in his pdenieemateaniiman © '' om tee shirt pocket. E | pets (ouatt eS Americans receive free of charge about 300 million road maps every | year, ri} a Watch Bands Orlon* ‘Pullviet in boys’ sake coats Never Needs Reshaping Reg. 3.98 2.88 Reg. 12.98 9.99 Hedvyweight, durable cotton sheen twill. Water repellent, zip front, slash pockets. Olive Moth - proof and completely washable. Made of 100°, Orlon* (*DuPont aerylic fi. ber), Six lively colors. 6-18 — ; i " . Z | - flannel shirts pil Sus D monty back” EARS: Flannelette Print Sleeper only $] Two - piece printed styles. Boxer elastic top on pants, double needle seams. Sizes: 2-4-6-8. reg. 16.95. ‘ girls’ washable quilted skirts 7-14. 100% wool coats Colorful assortment of fashion hit coats... some h00% wool, some wool and nylon. Repro¢éssed wool interlinings ... wide galor range in solids arid patterns. Girls’ sizes 7 to 14, for schoo kerry-teens at budget Perky cotton quilted, skirts that wash so easily! Elastic back... wide color selection. . Washable | Bomber Jacket only 5” Rayon and acetate gabardine ... 18% nylon, 17% Dacron’. Quilted lining, red, navy, brown or charcoal, 2-6X. * DuPont's polyester fiber 13°* or play--- honeylanes and. prices! * Teen Shop—Second Floor % 4 Washfast Corduroy Bomber Jackets Quentiies 3.98 Compare with higher ced jackets. Plaid cotton flannel lining. Red, blue, apricot or copen. Sizes 2-6. Weashfast Corduroy - Printed Creepalongs | be Gripper crotch, pleated front end back. Printed pattern, choice of colors. Sizes 6, 12, 18 months, at oe fee ee ae iE i 154 North Saginaw St Ph. FE 5.4171 Ln CE we hae tet bor rab Gar noon” | ' Special Judge Sam R. Watt told | : Clerk Margaret W. Ross at a/ + received a juror’s subpoena, the .got the right one.” + Moines man whose wife was out of, * the city found he was spending | - ing his children here and there. In it ? rf f i 25 Judge Refuses to Rule on Which One ls Which GREENVILLE, 3c B—"Don't | Common Pleas Court session here. He referred to a problem created when two RFD 2, Taylors, S. C., men, both named Fred McCue, } reported for jury duty. One had other saw his name in a news- paper jury list. Mrs. Ross finally decided on the one who got the subpoena but said she still didn’t know “if we No Trouble Here ROCKLAND, Maine ® — Police oss Lend Hosa odes bags famous 4-Star Feature _ specially priced A really wonderful buy at their original price of $3.98. , » and now even less! Cute as can be and so comfy in soft-<1s-butter glove leather, Gored style fits wonderfully. Available in 7 Biltwel st } oes * . » » We believe no other children’s shoes in «. America have equal quality features at this _ price! They're wear-tested to give your child ~ the best fit with the utmost comfort ‘and good- looks. You'll find these Biltwels only at Sears! Sizes 84-4. had little trouble tracing ownership | of a big iron flower urn which) turned up mysteriously .on Anthony | parents of Police Chief Bernard | Thompson. Father’s Driving Need DES MOINES, lowa (#—A Des! much of his after-work hours driv-! item he considered appropriate. He! oy SayNp Byxe sy JO psp oy} sa win a clothing store window an bought it. It was a chaufféur’s cap.) Lamb Births Hiked WELLINGTON — Nearly 2,- 900,000 lambs were born in New) Zealand in 1955 for a record high that was more than 1,000,000 aboye’ the 1954 figure. The number ft} sheep also reached a record total of more than 39,000,000 head, and) a record-of 26,000,000 breeding ewes was achieved, ao ee ernie | aii Whats , pone \ | een UTP prrmas bdl ACME PAINT CO. | 3 N. Saginaw FE 2.3308 : | : “Wy Scat dati da lave ix ove flannel. Action prints, kiddie patterns sweater pumps Yh savorite slipoas , . . special purchase! frou mente Sch Girls love this wonderful fitting pump, too. So gentle and comfy. Comes in black patent and black suede. In Sizes 10-4. Pe classic slip-ons “Saya 2 Wonderful chance for you teéns and women, too, to have these best loved Kerrybrooke slipons for such a terrific nin Black or brown sy Jeather. Just Say, “Charge it" on Sears Revolving Charge 6 Months to Pay . . . Small Service Charge high and. mid heels “regularly 8.95; smart flats regularly 3.98 Shee Saeco ‘Main Floor on sale for the first time! our beautiful Kerrybrooke | sweater pene reg. 8.95 6”? Choice of sizes and widths in the smartest of fall shades in so- histicated suede or polished eather. 3 37 3.98 flats sagen + Se Seven decorative colors in Hesiioty fisebs Best Quality Made-to-measure table pads ‘ More insulating layers of protection than pads that 98 sell for 17.00 elsewhere. Finest DuPont Fabrikoid Pyroxylin top embossed with rich grain finish in “brown, mahogany, off-white, blonde swedish , 48-inches modem, gray, ond maple colon. Waterproof, wae! nee washable rubber backed suede cloth base in , OTHER FADS OB brown, mahogany, green, ton. Buy now at Sears! AS LOW AS . Lerger size pads available at comparable low prices Domestics Dept—Mein Floor Save 16¢ yd. usually 49c washfast printed’ | cotton flannel a oe 33%. Y PS Mop _f’ee: sony pail rity V6 See eae of regularly 9.98 reduced ‘to hie Fashion's elegant unbroken line in the complete comfort of a Nu-Back. Spe- cial feature prevents riding up. they, auaeenelil ey os @ Sanforized * cotton sports flannel 47. flann buy. And t won't shrink on of fit! *Max. shrinkage 1°. Yard Goods, Mein Floor Solid Color corduroy Reg. 9 C 1.19 By, —_5¥a-in. sale—Lady Dunlap scissors | Reg. 1.29 99* be or Ao i ‘99 3° White cotton batiste. 34-44. inne 2 waa 35, Comfortable and con- trolling rayon power net: Smootha and ms. Acetate satin front el. White, «-m- apn! Panty in large size. Rayon Swisa knit panty-girdle with rayon and satin elastic front panel, Elastic cuff top, bottom. Sizes med. lige. x-lge. : Corset Dep!.—Second Fleor Charmode pull-on ; girdle & panty — 1% 399;\" SY ae, Regularly at 2.98 Charmode Bras | save 99¢ Z 199 Ciaidicndiala built-in air rubber for added fullness .. . White cotton broadcloth, A and B cups. ae 32-38, PAY ONLY 1.25 WEEKLY FREE BONUS OFFER! One Pair of Shears to the first 25 whe call! i COME TO YOU — 50-MILE RADIUS OR WRITE! CES ‘YOU C N AFFORD! If you dream of wearing a Veierteas rich fashioned fur coat come in and choose ees 28 lovely furs and from over 50 stunning styles and _ SAVE 20% to 0% OFF All Furs Labeled. if to Show Country of Origin drraggins tony gemy A of Imported Furs! “Lane Ranger” Show fom De. The Original Price! 3 » | The Town a r) nh i eee Here are the most amazing price concessions Ave |. N. V4 0 hi r Sal ‘[Vellenti, ‘Sr. LUX URIOUs F URS: wou eee ee ime ES to buy; Hurry to Sears, while they last. On| . OVER 50 STUN ¢| tlt STYLES ERE 68.96 to 69.96 GOATS, STOLES ... NOW WARY 1 AND 2 OF-A-KIND: ee ® Dyed Mouton Piccsased teil Coats 7 oa @ Dyed Muskrat Flank Stoles / : © Dyed Marmot Stoles ; ‘ @ Dyed Muskrat Back Stoles © Notural Mink Gill Stoles PLUS FEDERAL TAX WERE 89.98 to 139.98 ASSORTED FURS ... NOW ®@ Dyed Squirrel Cape Stoles | ® Dyed Marmot Capes ®@ Dyed Muskrat Flank Stoles ee ______.@ Dyed Muskrot Back Stoles = © Dyed Northern Muskrat Cape Stoles © Dyed ‘Mouton Processed Lamb Coats . FLUS FEDERAL TAX WERE 119.98 to 169,98 QUALITY FURS... @ Dyed Northern Muskrat Stroller Coots @ Dyed Marmot Sling Copes @ Dyed Northern Flank Muskrat © Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb @ Dyed Northern Back Muskrat * Sling Capes ~¢@ Dyed Northern Back ‘Muskrat PLUS FEDERAL TAX Spencer Cape Jackets Values Up to ais —e | nt | masta | USE SEARS EASY $225 ase PAYMENT PLAN Plus F.z.r, — A small deposit down and the is rea ARE COATS ! balance in easy end convenient meee | P8138 | Smet Ta Prices! Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear—Second Floor mean better accessories for less ! smartly-styled handbags The styles you want the most in le@ther-look plastic, rayon faille and 44 corde. And just look at the colors! only Black, brown, red, navy, tan, flax Sr plus tax French bread. ; pure silk satin squares rf qe regularly 98¢ Gleaming satin in dozens of brilliant. colors, a wide array of patterns. They're hand-rolled scarfs, imported } from Japan. . : : SAVE 56¢ on embossed cowhide wallets muse 144 5 : d Choice of root beer, coke, orange, or coffee ) double-woven gloves : pg Prd -- Regularly/ 2.98—now onl Sete ae 8 a our convenient snackeite while I} Yes, genuine teinhide in a flock of fashion col- . ‘4 y y | 88 ie delicious hot d ran aah ee tmestaecen re Ca peo ors, richly embossed. Choice of several styles Accessories ee cular nga Buy sever o mate ‘oor i Bk : ; ne rermareie windows, —_—— ries “fall outtits. White, Black, Brows, Beige. 61/, - . Snackette—Main Floor rs Se SEARS Meee Saliifaction pocrentead OL = monay ba SEARS. pone FE EST i Oe s \ ‘ = ‘ ¢ de ; ¢ , iJ fi \ . : : re . * : ; Vv f : ¥ . f 3 ff . ‘ ba : | ee . i} : e ae . \ ; . f poy wy - i : as ‘ ‘ ’ i { “ omnia \Stratton Linked to Prosi by Banks in Fund Scandallir | i : ; Lester Kiick of Springfield;—and Ray Osterman, president of the Rock Island Bank and Trust Co. Osterman was treasurer for Strat- ton’s 1952 gubernatorial campaign Stratton, a Republican, was state treasurer until his | t : _ CONTRACTORS’ * With Handy .. You are Seite notified that at a regular meeting of the Commission of the City of Pontiac, Michigan, held’ tober . - by resolution it was! red the intention of the tt we at an estimated plan, pro ie te of said jprovenent is on ntended to construct in sccordance with win of $33,027.69, file for pub Tt is further Ba mt a according irént- _ age and == of the lots and els nting upon either ie. of le Avenue from 8 ney Ag Drive estima’ and expenses thereof and that $18 164.37 of the estimated cost and expenses thereof) shall be paid from the Capital Improve- ment Pund, and that yy the cost bs ) be assessed 11, - Lakeside Park Subdivision. { NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN i , the rae by, Pasties iotereeted. W.O. 7061 or October 10, 1956. ADA BR. EVANS, | City Clerk. Oct. 11, 1956 | OPFICIAL ELECTION NOTICE la ee with Bection 168.652 -, the mpiled Laws of be are, Soreay notified that a Geeeenl ection, | will be held Tuesday, the éth day ot | agora 1966 in every voting precinct | in this County, and State of Michigan, at which time the following officers will be voted for: President and Vice-President of the United States Governor Lieutenant Gevernor Secretary of State Attorney General Btate ig eed Auditor Gene Seprenpenaties ” * Congress State Senator - Representative in State Legislature Justices of the Supreme Court (to fll vacancy) Two ci reuit Judge (to fill vacancy) | Judge of Probate Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff County Clerk County Treasurer Register of Deeds Circuit Court Commissioners (Two) Drain Commissioner Surveyor You are also hereby notified that an oer to the Constitution relative! qualifications of members of the: brated Legisiature will be submitted to That Section 168.653 of the Compiled Laws of 10948 requires the Township Clerk of each township and the City Clerk. of each | city to give public notice of the time and | place in such township or oy A at which such election ia to be held and of the Offices to. be filled, Such Solve shall be given by publication thereof at least twice in some newspaper or newspapers published or of general circulation in , if deemed further notice, Do Your Xmas | Shopping Early ha Gun and Holster Special 98s quick- dners For drawin’ only! nuine leather holster. Gun has repeat- er action. election precinct, said “first or said posting to be made n ten days prior to such section. Time: Tuesday, November 6, 1056 from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00. p.m The following are the voting locations | of on Township of Waterford, Comet of Oa ong State of Michigan: Precinet lio, 1—Jayno Adams School, | 3210 be a ae gga No. 2 Fire Station No. 32, bem Walton Bivd net No, ao Waterton Village) Schoos Steffins Waterfor Precinet ’ Viale Lake School, Hatchery & gg ac Rds, Waterford Twn. Hall, Precinct No. #005 W. Huron &t, Precinct No. “<> guerieatteed School, | 1150 Bcott Lake Ph Ab sa, inct No, i School, Meron) Tr Precinct Wo. 8—Stringham School, Elizabeth Lake Ra. Precinct No. ae Cooley Lake Rd.’ (Oakland Coin Co. inet No. 10—Lambert School, Cass-| Precinet Mizabeth Lake Prec i-Enights of Pythias Hall, Precihet No. | res Activities Bldg., Williams Lake Rad. Steel Wheelbarrow Bright Red Enamel Now Only Just. the thing for those junior gardeners. Steel 'y with safe rolled edges. Rabber grip tubular handles. Saliefation gusnanlead ae emery et LOUIS G. BARRY, Waterford On int Clerk. Oct. 16, 1066 98+ — 3-pe. rides Set Folds for Storage gchools. 18 x 25 SAVE *2" With BIG BELL Included at No Extra Charge REG. Eyes will shine at this stamped steel rear step to. last for eee? Adjustable dle. 11/;-in. rubber Training Blackboard Special 98¢ Green black- board with chalk. Just like at modern Indian Red in. Eraser. too! steel, hifi * 10-IN. TRICYCLE ° o Brightly Enameled in Red & White racy, streamlined ~ = -Time trike! foory tubular steel | in his jet-wing trike. Moulded. Plastic Happi-Time Horse ote—design diebar, <= New 12-in. Junior Jet Wing Tricycle 10.95 What fun he'll have ‘ vigg emg down the sidewalk Heavy Semi-pneumatic tires. Child Size 11.95 ‘Fall Size 9.95 Sturdy. set for tots! Steel braced pnies rollicking sprin firm table, positive locking horse 18%x31¥/-in. long, 17- legs. Red simulated leather in. from floor. Red saddie and table top, chair seats. trim. See it at Sears. ey tek” SEARS 154 North Saginaw St, Phone FE 5-4171 For screen, ; storm and com- ' bination doors. Powerful a action. Fits right, left hand doors. Weather- Stripping Reg. 1.25 88s fie wide, 17 neg. 1595 12.88 ‘For sanding or polling fine rm long, Saves fuel by sealing pressing! 14,400 strokes per out drafts. Com- minute.’ Carrying case cone. plete with nails. - Vinyl Storm “Window Sheet Over-All Size 6x3 feet ¥ A weather-tight seal for a fraction’ of the cost of glass storm windows! . Non-inflammable, translu- cent/plastic film fits open- ings up to 34x70-in. Cut smaller if desired. Easy to clean with damp cloth. With tacks, — in- structions. FOR HOME WORKSHOPS ... BUILT TO ‘SPECIFICATIONS __ Regularly 44.50 SAVE 6.62 6%-IN. 1 H.P. 788 ONLY $4 DOWN monthly Sears Poyment Pilon é cGhunlinndie e@ Cuts 1’%-inch at 90 degrees es e With 6%-in. Combination Blade Regular 54.50 Extra Heavy Duty at AT” son 7Y-In. 142 H. P, Hn cvadamelly yy Boos 0 -inch cut at 45 degrees Craftsman 5%4-1 POWER HAND SAW © Easily cute standerd 2 x 4 ‘et 90° © Makes 1Ye-inch cut at 45° Hardware Sale: Values Up to 2.98 % WP. AT :m OFF! * poked | @ Lor | 3 INCLUDES 2.6: “astan*star Seas hy. 0 Te ay Daa 1 Q) m 3 ¢ 10“ 60° Yan Der Hoeft (golden yellow) = — Garden Shop—Perry st Basement Reg. 10 for 89c Parrot Tulips Fantasy (salmon pink) Firebird (seartet) Blue Parrot (hellotrope) Therese (cochines! red) 154 North Seginaw $t, Phone FE 5-4171_ ee ee eee i le: ea =i eS i Sy | working. ————— today, I'm going to be too busy “SC"* °° ® a. | seceeaanceenoremeroanas ing people become disguested decide not to vote.” . turn to your wife and -mutter,/Bern, N.C. “After a while, think- js |““Honey, you vote for the family) Ge ei a Aine PORE, NOON NERS ON Al, UR RONR Po . 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Better Quality Kenmore Features rotary action; forward and reverse sew- 938* |All the deluxe leatetes you could desire in a 5 | 2 48s : Applicace Dopt~-Basement ing, easy darning rélease, automatic bobbin Only $5 Down winder: hinged presser foot. < 4 98° z big screen pdr « “disp & We think it's the best bargain in town! Just think —a_ three- 8 nograph, big speaker or for full tone, smart case! Seve $10! Silvertone Tape Recorder neg. 1395 69.88 % DOWN you! Has many features includ- ing ceramic mike, smart brown leatheretie case, See it, . ad on your patio at summer cottage in bedroom Deluxe Features at a Down-to-Earth Price! COLDSPOT REFRIGERATORS = ejolojomeley Vai a é Se er 4) ~~) Good Quality Fast, smooth rotary action with adjustable upper and lower tensions, automatic bobbin winder, stitch regula- tor. Beautiful mahogany con- 68** sn PAY $5 , vows §— 6 B88 tid ie eee | Sewing Machine Dept. é —Main Floor SALE-PRICED NOW! 10.6 Cu. Ft. 8 8 Capacity ‘ ee Down _ o¥ Pull Width Freezer Holds 40 Pounds (Own a 1956 Coldspot at a budget price. Full width it~ Handi-bin crisper . . . holds fruits and vegetables in freshening, moist-cold. Four Servi-shelves in door are se i :' handy for the smaller items and bottles. 10.6 cu. ft. Best Quality Sewing Machine _| PAY ONLY $5 DOWN AT SEARS! machine are in this one. Improved bobbin winder, rotary action, forward and reverse stitch! 4 . ; Visit Our Complete OPTICAL DEPARTMENT i Ws ov you mney back “SEARS ‘TS4N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-417! = 2 i ¥ f E . s “ | | Z . Lg t ¢ ' ' ‘ , “" , x . ' : “e i & qi4 S . ; T WATER! ETERGENT! ONLY $5 DOWN MATCHING AUTOMATIC Proposed Oxford College} ELEC. DRYER Meels Tradition Hardship | ford to establish a new/at any cost. Oxford is college | *- *¢- * os Now University is Bri-/freusiss in the arts and ogo a oy eee Helin | eel! FOR THE CLEANEST CLOTHES DRY ANY FABRIC SAFELY ond 9% |. np ; | So oe POSSIBLE, KENMORE FEATURES: GENTLY in THIS KENMORE with: Hj | | 3 Water Température Selections: Wosh Any Fabric Flexible Timer. . . Can Be Timed to Dry Any Fabric slide tule will not be permitted to} : 2 hs eee Tem, ie Spe a oa eee ee nt | Ersoy An onc tg Can ¥ LETS ay Ss sae canes lines. Equally attractive — and > % Moderq Fabric Setting . . . Wash the Deintiest Fabrics % Automatic Safety Shut-Off Helps Prevent Accidents The university regards the es-'preater neat te ‘aa oaPiog) we bated evice _& Full Family Size—9-lb. Capacity Seves Time % Full Fomily-Size 9-Pound Capacity Saves Time tablishment of the college as ofition of wood paneling with the what we sell * Efficient, 6-Vane Agitetor: 5-Yeor Gear Guerentee (Ges Model with Automatic ignition............ 169.88) naiieokt dented Paget neroe Ben ere, ee ! servicemen pr if : Appliance, Department—Basement wage Sele ka royale buls* Cattle Exports Jump | pecnerinrns Sus comgigeed adlmaene tx) 2 / Thare's e Complete Kenmore Automatic Home Laundry to Fit Your Washdey. ad Budget! begin to affect the universities in| CHICAGO—The United States ex ee 2 1982, Pes ported 34.879 head of cattle during | Here is the crux "Kenmore Chrome-Plated ‘Sale-Price Kenmore Wringer Washer | Automatic Dryer 139" | 99" ‘Rosenberger’s Specials reese eeeounwey ; ‘ {js Priscil Me N b hday dryin : ' la Scitoty-etyiodVieb blanc: ives! you Mere et oe eee . Ce) Ruffled more wringing control. Chrome-plat- ; priced too, with deluxe features found in * . ed for lasting beauty and ease of higher-priced models. Sou’ t ot Same ® ee Curtains cleaning. Double tub keeps water e hot a on, agitator is extra Compa ct gentie. Automatic drain; convenient « e ®@ Two Panels | wash time. Holds big 9b. wash 24-Inch Kenmore Automatic =: a 4 @ 48” wide, 90” | load. See it at Sears today! ; Model Gas Model >... . 129.88 © @ Oke } Be@ @ilong, with tie- i we ‘ . backs. In colors : e e lo gold — | * z , i aaeenanse “* PAIR Rag aig Fo bagi g SAVE 1/ ee ee On All Your | es Wallpaper! @ + Hundréds of || | f eT ard Sale - Priced Oil Heater | Our Lowest Price for a “Matchless” 30-in KENMORE GAS RANGE With Blower and Thermo. — cartsvon FOSS ws 129% wx 199% Suir Our Lowest Priced 30-inch Space-saver! KENMORE ELECTRIC RANGE ¢ Built in Humidifier...70,000 BT.U.Inpot 4. PAY ONLY $5 DOWN PAY ONLY $5 DOWN ° Seosere Per Single Roll and Up Save wheh you buy it, save when you use it] Burns Griddle top, divided top, 5-burner top — all in one com A compact 30-inches of new, deluxe beauty and moc Store Hours No, 1, No. 2 or diesel oil efficiently. Equipped with hu-“ pact, handsome Kenmore range. Extra burner and griddle — cooking convenience! Big 24-inch oven, clock arid 9:30 ~ 5:30 midifier, Coppertoned baked enamel finish with metal interchange, workspace cover fits over either. Has electric _ timer. Microtube top units. Tip-toe- Manic storage ¢ onsi trim. Ata money saving price. Limited quantities. clock, l ht. timer. ~ and more. ee oon riety a ne, 2 Bo Ve te Sesion pean 1 yous mney bach SEARS . “IAN. Saginaw St Phone FE: ANT 34 Se. Saginaw == =—- Phone FE. 2-7001 | , wo) ' : / : ® : c* : F ‘e } 2 \ pe \ oo . : s : ’ ¢ # : : \ \ | ( \ 7 | | ce PG rs fc Piss Ps, 29 BERR a ee etm ce eo ee onde Pt oe 6 es las \4 | = + PERFECT ‘OUTDOOR | BOOTS! _ -*® KEEPS YOUR FEET DRY, WARM IN WINTER, COOL iN” SUMMER. . es Rubber Insulated BOOTS . Olive Drab Ideal for Cold Weather Open Mondey and Friday Nights ‘119 P.M. Oa Be ae THI L ‘a NV TIRE FA MIL yY oh sett cna Sieh tts Ws : : novelties, rayon weaves, |.*Nylon Blend Blankets - Begin Now to hw ioe the er With Waite’s | Exclusive he to 1.98 ‘that you'll love to make into blouses and formal dresses. Exciting, gay. colorful for the coming holiday season. Choose meee: RA B satins ‘and lurex weaves. Come in today and make Your selections. Pd Chaies Yous ot 3 Wales Fourth Poa BIG SAVINGS on WARM BLANKETS! eee EY *100% WOOL BLANKETS ss 7.37 Full 3 pounds of warm wool. They wash — well and the colors stay bright ond cleor because they're colorfast. The wide satin ‘ binding gives them the added beauty you want in your home, Choose from this im- pressive list of lévely colors . . . flamingo, yellow, light green, rose and blue, 72 by 64” Reg. 6,98 4.99 | The perfect blend of nylon and rayon. .Satin bound and moth proof. Take yours in these solid colors . + red, green, blue and maize. * Orlon Blend Plaid Blankets ines §=§«=8.99 Reg. 8.98 Fluffy, fleecy blend of nylon and orlon, Wash- able, colorfast, and moth proof. Soft pastel plaids in the most popular colors. Charge Yours ai Waite's ... Fourth Floor! @ Crepes . Novelties a ‘Plaids | Chevcits @ Solids © Flannels. @ Tweeds © Boucles 100% wools and nylon-wool blends. The perfect fabric for suits, skirts, coats and dresses. All 54-inch wide and in all your ' “favorite light and dark colors. Come in today and sée and feel just how luxurious these fabrics really are. Charge Yours at Waite's . . . Fourth Floor! SPECIAL FALL SALE PRICES on - Knotty “Ponderosa Pine sa READY. TO-PAINT FURNITURE Mr. & Mrs. Chest Reg. 29.98 Reg. 39.98 So 2 All ready to paint, stain or varnish. -Fully sanded . . . just waiting for your brush. Sturdily built of smooth grain pine... in new modern styling. Come in ~~ and = your: Charge Yours at Waites . . . Filtlr Floor! SAVE 14.50 on Fine English Imported DINNERWARE/ ac 50-Pc. SETS! , SERVICE for 8 et ae Lach set cophute of 8 Cups, & Saucers, § Breed and Buttsts, 8 Seled Pletes, 8 Dinner) Plates, 8 Fi s. sopesli pamsaedle tag When you see the beauty ond quality of this dinner- ware-you'll know that it’s an outsfonding value. Distinctive English Dinnerware im “Gust for this sale! Each pattern is a fitting complement to your most precious table lineris: All first quality 50-pc. dinnerware sets in two superbly fosteful patterns. —In- “Lace Grey” (pink illuminated) ond ‘Sunny Fields” in the new coupe shope. / 9 CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED . TO FIT YOUR BUDGET 19.99 SAVE 13.97! CHINA / BASE TABLE LAMPS Reg. 16.98 Ea. * 9x 12’ Room Size Loop Twist Cotton Rugs @ Extra heavy, extra nubby twist or loop pile @ Tightly tufted four-ply yarns @ Heavy letex beck for cosy _ vacuuming — - @ Very slight inigevbections Beautiful plus rugs in generous 9 x 12 raom site, plush pile loop cotton rugs to enhance any room ih your home. A glorious home value that'll save you many dollars! Specially priced cotton ‘tugs in white, light green, red, hunter: green, aréy, rose ‘and sandalwood. Plasticized backs that do away with wrinkles and sliding. Don’t miss this exceptional sale in Waite's Floor Covering Center, 4 A really good assort- ae ment, some styles -in only one pair of a kind. Great glittering stately lamps in exquisitely decorated motifs . . . topped with beautiful shodes. The bristol, china and crystal bases ore hand decorated in gay, colorful designs. At this low price, you'll want several or give them as gifts. Cherge Yours of Waite’s .. . Fitth Floor! é ; pats Youre at Waite’ 8. +. Pith Floor! Cherge Veuie et Waite's ere Filth Floor ' } a ‘ \, + 4 i en : i 4 % « ii Didn't Vote [1] ‘ dal $6, how do you intend fe wo for President? - Democratic ((] Republican [) Other [) - Don't Know [] Won't Vote () "3. Foe which candidate for U. 8, Representative did you vote in 1954? Democratic [] Republican) Other (]- Didn't Vote ‘4. In 1956, tor which candidate for U. S. Representative do you intend to vote? Democratic [[] Republican] Other} Don'tKnow[] Won't Vote [) 5. In which Congressional District do you vote (ot who is your present Congressman) ? Se ng A a What State?..........-...< =: Ballot—unsigned—should be mailed directly to: ' BABSON'S WASHINGTON SERVICE, P.O. Box 7398, Washington 4, D. C. ff Ste ‘ t cao cane pcp in me a a mc pan a we ew ee ee tf th ; icenses in 5] White Letters, Maroon |. Background to Identify ‘Michigan Drivers one—1957 license plates| Kellogg, assistant manager of the Pontiac of State office, -|there will be no price increase al- though the extra plate will cost FALL/I-JINKS — As typically:autumn as frost on the pump- [ . United Press Photo kin gnd wipdshield are the Halloween pranks of the youngsters. _stole a march on Halloween recently by stealing one of ‘the small : The harvest season was the inspiration for this display at ‘the Je- pumpkin boys from the wagon, but apparently decided to return it ied ome cemk te rome. Forhofer Gardens near Avon, O. Pranksters from the area , after a look at the calendar. riage to actor Dale Robertson. 6,000 Tons Needed to Pave Biggest Bridge GMC Trucks Haul Concrete at Straits Span The huge Mackinac bridge link- a cripple’ the, Lyle Hawes, general superintend-, “We standardized on GMCs for ing Michigan’s Upper and Lower paving crews working as far as [paving project bs ent for paving. says he is confident |this job atne. hpetly-ehotking ¢ the help of GMC concrete-mixer! 4 continuous flaw of concrete is) care continuously lead, mix |in stride. trucks we put into service in.1953,” trucks, a ruc * « * essential to a successful day et} and unload concrete in 20-minute | : ‘ee ae va case oe 1 nl atl Transit-mix GMCs take on sand,/paving on the gigantic bridge | cycles. | “Our transit-mix trucks have bility you can get.” gravel, cement and water a halfjwhose 8,614-foot span between; The GMC models are tandem-| already poured 2,000 tons of con- | In sustaining the unbroken sup- mile from the bridge, mix them in anchorages makes it the largest of/axle FW550's. They will mix and | erete on the south déck without ply cycles, the trucks carrying up| transit and pour the fresh concrete |its kind in the world. jtransport more than 6,000 tons of| causing any unscheduled inter- |to 11 tons of concrete each must into an eight-ton pumping machine | *“ * * jconcrete for paving the mile-long, ruptions, and we expect them to (drive over rough terrain and climb on the bridge deck, A major supply Dreak would roadway on the south deck of the | keep up this pace until the job is (a 40-foot high trestle.on each trip The pump forces concrete ‘cause concrete to harden inside the/span. done,” Hawes said, — to the bridge. PULL LOAD IN ‘DRIVE’ Assisting the two transit-mix | trucks is a new GMC model 550 tractor with’ flatbed trailer. One of its chief jobs is hauling steel rods to reinforce bridge pavement. Both the south and north bridge bet pie yeas ect one end of the to the other will have four lanes, with a center mall separating opposing traffic. * * >» * As one driver pointed out, “with-| az att Livny Acs i SERAEEN — Tire bane AAMC tenet ete byes talo « plongtiy ssshlsd Hise Viesel Wer Uelendll datagh «SD halt near the huge Mackinat Bridge construction project in one of pipeline to paving crews. The other GMC Interrapts its continuous | the phases of their job of transporting and mixing some 12 million —_ load-mix- joad cycle momentarily while its, driver receives in- be hard-premed pounds of concrete to be used in paving the mile-long roadway on sroctionl trom Lvle Hawes, sonsrel upedetdieg® : pr fie ‘the span’s south deck. The truck at he left is emptying its load i ® i ( # tovapseteh 29 pee ge ge a ee ge eae IR a ee ge mr a ESE a rege ge eng an 8 a eae ae ge ge, ae ee ee ns as ee gees ee ee © Sree ees gee | sew a ht a ee Oe ee ee aes: ae pu opular ead ‘pales oe want dsheidcts Leet of vials Sa Calas nm electoral-vote count of 112 . , ee 9 pe i ae deer Ohio’s GOP Senator Bender. Sievenson is Results now | "Utah, and poll samples sie Pen eaig io New York Sale: Come in Aang TOUCH OF GOUT, OLD BOY? — They look “Menry and Kaen “igri from like a couple of old club members taking a min- ] ; eral bath af a continental spa, but actually” home ‘tn said! they're a couple of two-year-old walruses named aquarium, BOOK REVIEW — It took a long line'to lick weighty problem at Ottawa University in Ottawa, _ Kansas, where a library had to be moved. What ordinarily amounts to a tremendous job was speedily accomplished by faulty and students who COLORFUL. CONTESTANT =- The latest sen- sation of Italy’s big-money quiz program “Lascia OQ Raddoppia” (Double or .Quits) is eccentric contestant Gian Luigi Marianini (right), a fashion expert who dresses in the “‘style of the. future ication ole Shown out power steering, a lot of cab/Gives Police ‘Hot’ Tip Join the Crowds —See ‘Our Wonderful New Store! Get In on These Extra Special Grand _ Opening Values! a _ Grand Opening Special! Famous MALLORY. P -eLaT TOPS” Smartest hat this season! All the fellows like aon ony see them worn all over. Get yours now, too! —s° Grand ‘Opening Special! Famous Brentwood Now Is the time to get your entire wardrobe — stocks are new and complete — savings are substantial! And you don't need cash — just say Charge It! All) Wool Sharkskins $33 + ‘You don’t have to pay $50 or $55—Our price just LOOK! All wool, year-round sharkskins that wear like leather. | & rare buy at only $38.67. Extra pants to match if desired, NORWEGIAN Fine Wool Flannels $ Ayes J A TER : 2 | Ms Jf ke vacate Our Price Just... 2 , this low price! It's an opening special that you'll agree is terrific!. Come in, look ‘em over, tomorrow. Finer Wool Sharkskins § A 3 tad " 5 Another big hit this season! All wool bulky knit pull - overs in smart combinations that you will go for in a big way. Drop in and see them. You'll buy one, too! 95 For the Man who always pays $55 or $60... These are terrific values and all great suits! You'll get.a lot ; | . of wear and long service, extra pants to match, if you wish, "Glen Barr” Imports § AR* 3 You don't have to pay $65 at Barnett's Nobody will believe you if you tell them you only paid ‘$48.67 for these. They're definitely worth $15 more. Wenn os Toast aad WHAT A BUY! oe Famous Ace _ All Wool Melton LODEN COATS. Should sell for $32. 50. Our Price , - $2657 Here is the Loden Coat with everything — the hidden hood (it's a collar when down) — warm quilted lining —- Toggie buttons for real Austrian flavor ~—roomy patch pockets—choice colors, sizes 34 to 46. You don't need the cash! FALL TOPCOATS | A Tremendous Selection at Special Opening Savings! All Wool Tweeds — $B 267 ‘A $45 seller anytime—Now Only ... Every one a dandy. Expertly styled and well tailored. Bring a the Mrs. with you, she'll recognize this_ great value and we want to please both of you. All Wool Tweeds $ | A Challenging Low Price-—Not $50 or $55 just... A buy like this you don’t get very Often: Be smart, get yours now jand be all set for the fall and winter. You can't save money any éasier. Imported Wool Tweeds $ 1 : If your taste says $65 but your budget says “Take It fssy” Then see these! They're Tops! Come prepared to see the best for they really are the finest coats we've seen at anywhere near this price. You'll save $20 easy. All sizes, regulars, shorts and longs, 33:to 46. Remember—Y ou Don’t Need Cagh! * Sid Says: REMEMBER: Even at these sensational low prices you can cing 1 “@” NO MONEY DOWN! TAKE TWELVE WEEKS TO PAY! , Same as Cash! No Extra Cont No Carrying Charges! i } We Repeat! : COMPARE Any Way YOU LIKE! For Weer — For Vilus — For Tailoring Fabrics — Styling — Looks! se Compare! Then You Will Agree! ~~ MEN'S STORE | DOLLAR-YOU'LL | Do LLAR FOR 1 | NORTH SAGINAW STREET ‘po BETTER AT BARNETT’S!, tow AatvoaeRight Next 0 Soe wie Ay, ocromn 11, rise, Is: UN | Misra Becuittel than ever... in scrumptuous new colors BLANKET FLEECE COATS, COAT SETS 24”, 29% Wonderful empire and ballerina styles in luscious, ee A awe tha hb rs in solids or Some with mouton-dyed processed. lamb trim, Warmly interlined, and lined with gay print of fro- licking lambs, Shop now at Federal’s and save! SALE! solid hardwood Left—from « group ot ‘CRIB AND CHEST ts, sizes 7-1 ; coats, sizes 7-14, 24,95. Chofce of wax birch or gray- 4 " plex finishes, Drop side, 6-year 6a" - Girl's orlon" slipon sweater with soft angora peter pan collar and 8-button opening. So easy to wash$ / dries in @ jifly. Sizes 7 to ye Right —From @ group. of 1s. Ux. crib; 5-drawer chest. Gay trim. See them today! OTHER GROUPS: Coat sets in sizes 7 to Sa 29.95 : d f: Subteen coats, sizes 10 . % ‘ . se Bs) fer SALE! Handsome, sturdy. SIX-YEAR CRIB crib fe "roe birch, ap ee 24" white with nursery decal, steel. spring. Buy now, el: Big, and little sister love PARTY DRESSES Sine 298 Sixes 3 98 Soft washable rayon flannel with lacy embroidered collar, buttons and bows. Gray, rose or turquoise, WEE BOYS’ FLANNEL ONE-PIECE SHIRTS SNOWSUITS 19 Sanforized flannel. ette. Colorful plaids, stripes. Sizes 2-6, 129° Boys’ one-piece washable ‘iuthing boinets, Full SLACKS | , . , = ble fabric. Lift length sipper, knit afi 93. __ LITTLE GIRLS’ CORDUROY BOYS’, GIRLS’ = aN ey ‘out body.. Save end nk, Blue brown F gg COAT SETS COVERALLS FALL JACKETS ayy RS 3 ‘Matching coat, Snap crotch, 9-18 Warm, washable. Wy Welsh stroller with Man-tailored; wash- lacks. - bo Regulation, 98 Ch ice of styles, able. Choice of fab Sasaeen 14% an ey 2’ Pt SAGINAW AT WAR TT: ept. Stores Open Mon., Thurs. Fr lipase | hg s a . o- ; ake ho ‘ ‘ \ ' os eA i ae eee ee ee e.g BR PES ks PS ee Sg a ae ee ee a ee eee ee SS a ae Ee a ge eee a ae Cee” peers Sor Se ee, US eae. ee eh SS a “YOUR CHOICE 33 Skirts for every occasion in wool, cor- duroy, felt or rayon gab. Flared, pleated or straight in sizes 22-30; 32-38. - ' S cap paabentym naive or true \ Ivy League ids or stripes, ——- , b Seay: Sebries. 1020; se44, , | Sweaters of “Orlon® that everyone : (4 loves, Easy to wash, fast to dry. Novelty — tris on cardigans and slippos. 3440 Al Blouses in dressy or tailored styles. A Dacron crepe, 40-denier nylon or ‘ - wool jersey. Sizes 32-38; *DuPont’ os h 4985 Dixie Hwy. GUC MELE ~ Comfort, glamor and savings, too! LOUNGEWEAR | 8% 1025 Glamorous but inexpensive , . . and prac- tne d B. veag nylonized Bemberg in aa. or princess coachman styles that wash and fast-dry like a erat Warm, but light, in coral, aqua, pink or navy, Duster 10-18, Coachman 12.29; 1644-2414, For daytime or dreamtime! Luxurious LINGERIE. 26 A complete selection of popular easy-to- care-for fabrics in tailored or dressy styles, Feminine dainties in white, pastels, prints. Women’s and Misses’ sizes in group. es eee ee Two smart figure flatterers | WITH ViIT D 100 Dicalcium Caps 69c 25,000 UNITS | 100 Vitamin A......51.39 || HI POTENCE F | 100 Multiple Vitamin *1.88 55c | kat im) . The xo Concerts. ag & enhances ¥ urv HL POTENCE wor $1.98 Milk of. ‘. - Benya 00 Lveriron Caps. 1.80 | MAREN 77 2.00 \\ | q . AC: 100 lodin Ration Tabs , Sheer magic . . . and it’s al done Veh © : BB , 100 Vitamin E 100 mg 3.98 with tiny rows of interlocked = VAN \ So stitches that mould your contours. ~~ —_—a Sizes 32-36 A; 32-40 B, C. ee Chlorophyll 5-Grain ; ! he ; - Curves are dreamier in Tt PIRIN teetu-F ASTE 4 js y a new “Maidenette” bra Of Br 69° 7 ~~» 2.00 Princess lines mean heavenly sup- alenaet: for Fel ports A comfort uplift in white. izes 32-36A; AG in . | ; ; ARMAC \ STS Cc ling % : 3 | : . . a ; : ; q SCRIPTIO : S: Lae ae dept. SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC , i ev] ty eye fy) es sy 7 § toy ey § aa ve o pe | Stores Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nights to 9 * Men's flannel shirts for sports and work Here are a group of hyp were built for action. uh vy-wei 1% Sanforized n flannel in the new new = sport model that i or leisure hours. ariety of smart colors and patterns. Stock up now at this terrific low price. Sizes S-M-L, Hurry, save! On sale in Work Clothes Dept. No-iron! Drip-dry! Boys” flannel shirts 1“ Gee, Mom, take a look at this! Boys’ shirts that can be washed, drip-dried and go right on Jr. without iron. ing! ‘Mude_of avede finish cotton flannel with a wide oke and convertible collar, Checks, plaids. Sanforized, vines 6 to 18, Hurry and save at Federal’s vottey! ‘Men's “Ivy League’ 3 striped gab jacket bet New Ivy-League look of back belt and buckle and a wool quilt lining that gives warmth without bulk, The striped sheen gabardine:is spot, crease and weather. resistant. Elastic sides, adjustable cuffs, full length zipper and self collar. In sizes 36 to 44. Hurry, save! Jr. boys’ wool plaid jackets, dynel collar diate Wool plaid with a big D a collar and « quilted rayon lining. Storm wriatlets to bteak the wind. Has an anchor buckle, roomy slash pockets and tab on collar, Several’ new plaids ‘from which to choose in blue, brown or gray. Jr. Boys’ sizes 6 to 12. Save today! a “WAIT A A FEW DAYS. ech _ BE 3 YEARS An x belt. Sizes 36-46, Men's black motorcycle zip jacket 30” Finest front quarter horsehide with a quilt lining. Giant-size zi t, tip ets, zip scae aka Kidney board. Anchor Boys’ washable flannel robes Warm robes in colorful deeptone plaids and stripes. Has a shawl collar, a self. sash belt and roomy sized pockets. Sanforized too. 6-16. Ae Boys’ pajamas in cotton flannel = Men’s genuine | horsehide bomber jacket 20” ‘First quality front hari ay = quilt lining, ty zipper, “—s hd and bottom, slash Men's all-wool suburban . 34” jackets 17” 100% wool with Men's : washable flonnel robes 5.98 Boys’ warm all. ‘woo! melton suburban coat 1 6” Fol cut prinadl sapesens be ealy sheel calles sil woh 0. tie or coat styles with breast around sash and three pockets, In- Side elastic waist on trousers, As- _ dividually wrapped. Washable. sorted’prints. Sizes 6 to 18. Save! Wine, ps S-M-L-XL. ~ boys’ all- wool jacket with ski cap 1 6" Men’s Waldorf flannel Pajamas * 298 Pe ar en hte. ee ee < 4 i : § PONTIAC PRES ; is PRESS. THURSDAY. OCTOBEF nese SREB. Saas Sesto AES GBS SRB 7 & . oe | Ly € i 4 4 ‘ é 4 I r\ a: i : 7 e NT A NEW HIGH IN VIV r " a NIE a 1 IN | _ i IN VIVID PICTURE mE eA NEW HIG i me y ‘ ( | ’ iV : 5 " Yr — 3 iN VIVID SOUND ' ex = = “ . Handsome, big-screen Hotpoint : od ctl, table TV at a low, low price * - : ’ From the moment you tune in this big-screen (21-inch - diagonal measure) Hotpoint TV you'll be treated to & 1 7 9 9 5 TV viewing. Controls are high at right new concept in of ‘set. Vivid-sound Dynapower speaker reproduces sound faithfully. Many other advance i / enhance your viewing pleasure. See it today: NO MONEY DOWN om features Wi _ Big-screen console TV with new vivid Here’s the TV set that’s backed by eleven years of research. De- signed to bring you the brightest, clearest pictures with richer con- trast, New vivid sound that sur- rounds and thrills: New, con-” venient, easy-to-reach controls, Beautifully-f inished console cabi- net in smart, new modern design. NO MONEY DOWN fept. stores “cia Al WARREN, PONTIAC pen Mon. Thurs. Fri., Sat. Nights to 9 ig 10.8 cu. ft. refrigerator with giant 49-lb. freezer Compact 3 Q” electric rdnge 4 giant full-width oven : List p price 279.95 ; yy as @Built to 1a for years @Terrific low price : @Styled to fit. ‘your kitchen @Full family-size : "= M, ee te This sensational bargain brine you a tremendous full-size 10.8 cubic foot refrigerator at a price your family can afford. Fullewidth freezer freezes and stores up to 49 pounds of food. Refrigerated on top, bottom, and sty, Full width chiller tray is ideal for chilling bever- ages, salads, and storing fresh meats | aa,short acest of time. Four ses door en and full-width humidity crisper. Strong steels 5, See anes Tall bottle zone, bottle opener ng catch, supe You've got to see it to believe it. . . and you can LIST PRICE 299.95 ‘199. © Push-button, controls w with trade @Automatic oven control @All-porcelain finish | You'll marvel at the features packed into this 30-inch beauty. Has raisable 4th surface unit. Super-size oven. Convenient ing surface units, full-width storage drawer, automatic oven température control, Hurry and save at Federal’s! push-button controls, instant control start- Price includes Delivery and Service ¢ —— Matching new automatic Hotpoint dacitic ve mpletely automa- This tic Hotpoint clothes dryer works by air-blower ac- " § tion, Has precision elec- / tric timer, porcelain-fin- ished drum, safe cut-off switch. Save at Federal’s! ~ F Price includes Delivery and Service Fully automatic washer, porcelain inside and out This one has features not found in washers ogee. oer much m a i overflow rinse floats dirt away. Wond-R-Dial ret, ou wash full or is. See it at Fi “te - Delivered, Instolled, Serviced, wisdinat SAGINAW AT WARREN Open Mon iaalelace er 4 Re ait his speedboat to wad tsa ta Lalee Conlaton, En¢., is just as happy behind a speedboat as he is at the helm. - Avolunteer Police Reserve is be-jwork with the regular police as the e ora z 4 EEVSE i F Hl Lt to appear. Woodland te Baldwin. For further” ~ information see legal notice. In- terested property owners are urged © ard | "Dated October 10, 1956. | Ada R: Evans, City at |g formed the Gold Const to d arises. r i : i z E u" OPEN A NEW REVOLVING CHARGE ACCOUNT AT FEDERAL’S ¢ Ci diatine Keep veiae Wale ° keep — drafts out. End costly curtain replacements. .-® Beautiful vinyl panels are shatterproof, sofe, sions in Ohio, durable. Frosty finish, with undersea design. St A SRC I CRAWFORD \ .. Lightweight (6 Ibs.) .. . lift out for cleaning, ong-anodized aluminumiifrome never rusts: ‘Nylon track for smooth feather-glide oper- continuing the terrific values from our Grand Opening event to-instoll__Do not domage walls * or tb DOWNTOWN. STORE ONLY! Fabulous styling, 100% wool ar or Fe Diamool _ a MEN'S SUITS DIAMO ND SET $ AT ONE LOW PRICE! | : | 7*> What an event this is! You'll find imported virgin wools, hard-finished worsteds, flannels . . . all meticulously tailored with expensive, “needle-perfect” hand workman- ship. Favorite fall colors! Long, regular, short, stately- regular and stately short in ail’ sizes, Hurry and save! Latest styling in men’s 100% wool TOPCOATS aa Workmanship s0 superior, tailorin so precise, styling so new and fabrics so fine . . . you'd expect to pay much — more f-Ghoose from tweeds, cheviots, saxonies, balmacan; collars, tlan, set-in sleeves. Regular, short and long in all sites, — savings now at Federal’s, hurry! Tuaranted OAM NI ~ VALUES! * Poy $1.08 © @est, $69.50 SAVE NOW ON ALL-WOOL SPORT COATS 48s Luxury coats loomed of 100% virgin woolehs in the very newest patterns, colors and styles for the new season. A complete selection id short, average and tall for all sizes. Save now! BIG SAVINGS! ALL-WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS 8 85 i that's what makes these slacks so outstanding! . Beautiful all-wool flannels. Hook-flex fastener! Back pocket tabs! Waist sizes 29-42. slope warti chawnes GN & sine tagpoma aeete’ | . Expensive tailoring at low budget prices... stores Open Mon. Thu Imported fabric RAINCOATS | 11°° You'll pant | recognize the superior workma ip and details in these good- ve imported fabric raincoats, found on Regular, Expensive details usually f in higher-priced coats! 0 a nn Se ae | os | rt-or long in all sizes. dept. SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC , Fri., Sat. Nights to9 * Mr. Rose is Philadelphia “i a columnist for .the Ballet and. the D PRICES! | OUR TREMENDOUS CHAIN POWER WITH THE SMART BUYIN i LIVING FURNITURE GROUP ENABLES US TO PASS FANTASTIC BARGAINS TO YOU! : y cave over ‘100 ON ouR NEW 14 PIECE “PALISADE” ROOM Cfart Living the Smart Living way $0c A DAY IS ALL YOU PAY ON LONG CONVENIENT Start living in comfort arid lasting beauty rr this completely co-ordinated “Palisade” group designed exclusively for Smart Living Stores specialists in creating beautiful rooms for America’s homes, The nation-wide buying power of over 100 Smart Living Stores saves you over $100 - at this low, low 14-piece package price. TERMS Phone FE 58114-5 FURNITURE ORCHAR COMPAN VY 164,ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE + PONTIAC | 190 She Chere |} 1.00 Shas Covi 29c PRINTED PERCALE PLAID | NYLON aw eae” | BLANKETS | PANELS [MU oor ond ermal swine. Govt tack to 23e 16° at 2 p.m. 99°) 41 4 HOUR SALE... FRIDAY 10 TO 2 20x44 C] 99 BATH. | PRINT “2.59 MUSLIN SHEETS Towa | PAPE Bi be 3-2 NCusiomar, Goes beck to 3250 at 9 OO 39°] 3° fem a 4 HOUR SALE . . . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 $5.99 Full Twin - FRIDAY 10 A. 2 P.M.. All prices go beck te original after 2p. m=. $4.99 Quality ‘DACRON PILLOWS M.to Yes, all first quality, full size 42 x 53, 42 x 72. Deep 4 HOUR SALE. .. FRIDAY.10 TO.2. RAYON CURTAIN PANELS 69° hem. Goes back to original after 2 p. tm. 4 HOUR SALE... FRIDAY 10 TO. 2 5.99 NYLON BLANKETS “Come, Save! Full, bed size in plaids and solid +438 colors, Goes back to $5.99 after 2 p. m. 4 HOUR SALE. . . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 poh Big! BETTER LADIES’ DRESSES | ,,27%., : Worth much more. Casual, dress and print styles. LADIES’ WHITE rt Ts geo eee eee gis ta eee $99 DRESSES | UNIFORMS 10 | *5 $3 | 1” $39.99 Group Pd yng 4 HOUR SALE... FaemAY 10 TO 2 weve greeny sans “coats | surTs yo Cont beck te an ‘46 | sae | es $291 *15 m—»< $5 | 92 4 HOUR SALE... FRIDAY 10 TO 2 4 HOUR SALE. . . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 Reg. space beck 4 HOUR SALE . . . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 $9 Fall | $199 Mylo LADIES’ NYLON HOSE : LADIES LADIES Values to 8c. Chon from plein and bléck q@| NYLON. PURSES SLIPS seams. Stretch and seamless. Irregulars. Goes . = 37 HOSE back to 89¢ after 2p. m. 2" y cog 66° mahi 1 ee 4 HOUR SALE... . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 hte Lapies’ | ‘asics LADIES’ FALL SKIRTS =} Hot Bus ROBES =| GOWNS ch cctons Soms 2800 30. Gens bk osieo $4088) pawns. 288 1 after 2 p. m. : 19¢ LADIES’ FURRED SHORTIES to $29.99 values in 100% rage and $ 1999 weave. 100% alpaca lined. to original price at 2 p. m. $99 MOUTON LAMBS FURS New low on these 28, 30, 36-in. soft mouton. Sizes 10 to 18. Come, save $40, | to $99 after 2 p. m. Goes back ‘59! Reg. to $3, slipover styles.. 4 HOUR SALE... FRIDAY 10 TO.2 LADIES’ ORLON SWEATERS to $3.99 values. Long and short sleeve $288 99 after 2p. m. 4 HOUR SALE. . . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 LADIES’ CAR sy The leading sport fashion. Water repelient ¢ in. Warmly interlined. Goes back ne) 12.99 after 2p. m. Sizes 32 to 40. Goes back 4 HOUR SALE . . . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 "SL Boys 1.99 TODDLERS’ SLEEPERS Don't miss this value. Warm flannel knit $ 37 | 89 Senieenieicn | eae a 4 HOUR SALE... FRIDAY 10 TO 2 = “YBa, Ig 7-99 BOYS’ FUR COLLAR JACKETS | Si i ACEETS fe ks ee oe eee +488 JACKETS Q47 Goes back to $7.99 after 2 p. m. 2° : ]%= 25e Girls" 4-12 COTTON ANTIES 14* Goes 24.99 GIRLS’ COATS, COAT SETS A certified value. All wool tweed and check coats and sets. Sizes 3-6x, 7 4 HOUR SALE ... FRIDAY 10 TO 2 to 12, styles, for boys and 165° back to $24.99 after 2 p. m. back to $10.99: after 2 p. m. 4 HOUR SALE ” FRIDAY 10 TO 2 10.99 CHILDREN’S SNO-SUITS Washable nylon sno-suits in one and two-piece girls. Sizes 2 to 4. Goes 4 HOUR SALE . , . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS $477 Reg. 99 values on sleeve cotton and flannel shirts. All sizes. back to ‘$2.99 after 2 p. m. MEN’S SAmETS me . $14.99 values on warm quilt inter fee viene weer, nee after 2B. m ; ! 4 HOUR SALE... . FRIDAY 10 TO 2 | S199 9 488 788 : i aia Cheeses TF ¥+% % +y . ss Cees ia al ta bi a FOE RG eee { : / iv iil te. : iat aoe +l a 5 ; URSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956 ee + * . ‘ 2. ¥ ag ze of “gee No Money Down! _ — : : $39 Weekly! 2 es ' ss 2 s.8 > © ° Sacer. : es a . ee eas § i wal = } “Be Ar Vi a) ilf fl £ PAY $250 A WEEK n on TOW! BLA tie ar aN I a ae , ge | Lepatave “qiumn ee) ||) i at r= JUICE BAR pameene with Asperetie ; nO ae : 1 | , \\ i oe ) | freezeél 1ONED FOOD STORAGE = REMOTE CONTROL aac \ ct nv en ne OSES XE % * al = BUTTER KEEPER otra ay , , eae : Bees | f) oe : , ae ig DOLLAR SAVINGS plus outstanding style and | ° | ot ge sme eel a Winn —— 4 poe Cuealbig Ieeiarepring mrnees Ragheb te ay © frozen food: : & like styl matchi hair, ional choir, __ fomed ook thoes top pocktail table ond step table EG G P AC ith Automatic Top Touch fn re | eee 2 Tuning ee Remoie Camel. _ : ] »_— | in offer! tour that frm ecrons the cont Y Lit Bb. © Tr ae ° ae les. « ae ee FULL WIDTH CRISPER —and there’s your station! Swivels for xed easy viewing. | baa oe . : pe Lig ! paSn@e ee : es .-) | : : eo ha Se bet ae enemies . ' GAL. Newest Philco TV with 21” Overall Dia- |, 248 Sq. In. Viewable Screen.: ~~ * a Ne Ap ee RAR A ee | — —A8 : — 7 2 Hib SO c You get 2 pe 95 you 24-hour usefulness. In addition you get occasional Beds, Ladder and chair, 2 end tables, cocktail table, 2 table lamps and Yea As Little as... } a day on our meter plan ¢ as ee Jodhe picture. tresses, 2 Springs. GET A NEW }=-Pe. Modern Bedroom B30 ELECTRIC RANGE ag : Big 9x12 east | WAGON P ‘Beauty Room’ ire a ee and SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Filled with year’s sup- RUGS mi en roup | ¥ , wiser a La Cte SSS % : Ibs Steartlight styled / Lf eee Mok ~ savi «ii sate ob a - ‘ 2. nowt: Elegant dane pile fis MHMONBTC aa a. el et tok yt [ sole guick Seyng cooking. , Regular $59 Value : : " bes mee i Wringer Washer +r teal et, es : f a ANY way you like it. | _ oe . “ Ae oe erred : . os Fe Regular $99.95 By. Color controle, ie a a All for $ 95 * Timed Appliance Outlet; Big Storage : — c Drawer with abundant utensil space. a, Only Complete | a : ° This is a brand new, latest model Speed Queen with Bed room Little $6900 Weekly! | 2); full capacity porcelain tub, adjustable pressure OUTFIT A846 : | wringer with instant safety release, aluminum : tangle-proof agitator. Maximum guarantee,’ NO DOWN PAYMENT a. If you’ve been looking for a suite designed to bring ultra modern beauty $ to your living. If you've been hoping for deep, buoyant comfort. as well, “ choose this outfit at spectacular savings! The double dresser, matching : chest and bookcase bed suite in beautiful platinum “—_ ! eo Reel graciously, curved, indented bases, routed line trims, silver-finish and ferrules. The resilient mottress and spring assure easy sleeping. Reguler $219 Value OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT “til 9 Plus 2 boudoir lamps ond 2. framed pictures. N i FREE Parking in Lot . Store e+ * & 5-Pc. CHROME DINETTE Colossal value at this price! Swank styling, plastic ta-— : ble top, padded ats and backs! $1.00 WEEKLY dite OPEN FRIDAY CC NIGHT "til 9 3-714 FREE Parking in Lot 108 NORTH SAGINAW oe } x . : 4 ‘al 4 ae + e : ‘ 2 \ * « a é | : : ae ae ) : ‘| ‘ j \ j - / \ ae : ; , at Poy Ck ae 9 ; a Re a a ek = ae SE Eee ae eS a Se ee ee a ee ee a ren a a a ao ras i a ; b i on = =e “ #3 a * ¥ = eS ee —_ 4 4 s er, ee oe oe a Pa ee ae ee ae ee ee Se a ee ae Ss ae ae ee Se Se re eee ee eee a. : 0 Changer Reg. $99.95 ‘ = ee P — 25a 3 c fon S|) New Full patterns * 2 mamcrrnecen="| Just arrived gum eit Stes aes epee s| from our famous ae ae mate, sap capo, cut cies tick othe to tailoring plants! Royrr-nau 100% WOOL F £3 i i F ip HE f F j F i 4 | 2 } i i ; =: : ; : ; i i : : ei : H 2 : ; i E z : i : r i 3 i i F : As 8 bois | : a g z a i E 8 i af Fre if i] i F FF ‘ ’ three to : ia eageenensemn |mem ce! WORSTEDS super) Wa car does require gas in | S™ands of cars by 1961. But by 7) = i i I : he YS AT WKC! . FOR ANY OLD WATCH OR DIAMOND | Regardless of Make, Age or Condition in r trade foranew watch or diamond at WKC 34.95 *45 Value EXTRA PAIR OF MATCHING PANTS AVAILABLE FOR MANY OF THESE SUITS. ........10.95 HERE’S WHY THE ROYAL HALL | We ii Bae SENRUS 1S AMERICA'S NO. 1 SUIT VALUE! ss = a /€ © Superb pure wool fabrics in fresh new weaves! A bak ma. 4d «\ Sus © Trend-setting patterns and colors for Fall! 3 You get a beautiful new m | Ss foe Orr, © Huge selection... sizes for all, even stouts! ; fu “Se Bulova watch plus a daz- \ $+ thiedaos dis cd eaediiat sti : f, rs 4 ling wedding ring with a Wa : button e-breasted matching engagement ring (AY — all for one low price. Save 50%. Benrus Waterproof COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED TRADE ......, Saeamen0 you SAVE 2 WAYS suits in ovr ow? ——_— AT ROBERT HALL! eters went eeevene mY 17-Jewel BULOVA A 8 Plus | DIAMOND SET Both for... ap <7\ ip. lg Bt Page” \ES . a: aA \4 he i PS Za 100% ALL-WOOL TOPCOATS in every wanted fabric and color! 22.9 a oe © 100°, Wool Worsted GABARDINES! © 100%, Wool TEXTURED TWEEDS! © 100%, Wool DONEGAL-TYPE TWEEDS! © 100%, Wool FANCY TWEEDS! 1° Weekly .N “In, $8850 | No Down Payment...Budget Terms Men’s and Ladies’ WATCH BANDS by Kreisler: What variety! What a price! Single-breasted, - button-through, Raglan or set-in sleeves, Bal collar. Shape-retaining Hymo canvas fronts, expert hand-pressing, finishing, __ Gabardines are water repellent. 34 to 46; regulars, shorts, longs. COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED With Your Purchase of a Remington, Royal or Underwood Portable 10-Day FREE Trial % j \ P - HING C HAIN . -aaen EST FAMILY CL© il : P.M. NIGHT TI ; pEN EVER , . St. 200 No. Saginaw AMERICA 5 LARG Ad 29,000, In that same election the a APE 4 | ° 7 € LEARAN Cc E FALL and WINTER N the pa ton, Ate ny’ at none id ” 2 " leader to promote world gouging. ow oe peace. : 3 Demecrets won all ether saureied “Flow could it be otherwise” he| _- * * * toa ae geeee ee at winding up an intensive) Onty an Eisenhower visit to the : : fort to win votes . 's —— o— ceases Eienast Tegerd ieee aap bia trates nevoss the] ake woes, Sam Monts uniors — Misses - Women "porate managers who are institut-/nation have convinced him of two! .wuiq change the outlook, both Re- ing tee price advances as’ some |things: publicans and Democrats agreed. “SPECIAL” ee ee eens 1. “The major issue in which) Perry Compton, patronage-trou- » Whe can Go no wiong? \the voters are interpested is peace bled GOP state chai ‘ ee it there is One consistent) found this true in Texas,jed that intraparty differences GROUP | thread through the last four yearsivermont, New Hampshire, the exist, but he ‘insisted there is no : of Republican rule, it has been / midwest, the Far West and the| justification for it. $s 3 as hero-worship of men of big ” “As far as patronage goes, there : : See 2. "The popularity of President|@7* dozens of jobs available to ; “They are the golfing compan-|Eisenhower is undiminished since]... sie trouble is. few_of those : ee ae ao eee fact, increased in SOMC| wanting jobs meet the quilhest A — 2 rg Fes dinner ‘at the White/areas. tions laid down by the Civil Serv.) ; party.” © es to the ‘Nev., Boulder and Denver, Colo, Faced with the possibility of ‘ | : ; : The Democratic. vice. preside: He will continue his tour across/losses in farm votes in rural Mis-/ = : tial candidate. brought his cam.-|t?¢ Midwest and into the indus-|souri because. of distressed eco-' “f . : len bak ee Mees jtrial East ‘|nomic conditions and a return of Tweeds — Velvets . f counted today after three days of] He completed a pome ascshower Dessotrats. 10) Texture Wools ; ‘ pleted a grueling vote-|tneir party's fold, the Republicans . : cuter feeling expedition In his nave tke heavy.Negro. vote in. Waal Blands <— - = pas He spent the night at Buffalo,ixglitter of a Chinatown “Doublelsyine talon | Zip-Out Linings N.Y. His schedule for an/Tenth” parade, “celebrating the! nomocratic State Chairman Wil! ; — morning departdre by plane |45th anniversary of the founding bur F. Daniels of Fayette said his. H i or Des Moines, and then a 200-\of the Chinese. Republic. “only concern” is the Negro vote. | : ts in central. Iowa,.In all, he ee ee Hé predicted’ a last-minute GOP i 41 NORT 3 SHOP FRIDAY 4 had a 1¢hour day in prospect The vice president and Mrs, Nix-|drive to capture this bloc, appar-) ORTH and on rode perched high in a con-jently’ largely Democratic in the TEL-HURON STORE DOWNTOWN STORE SAGINAW MONDAY NITES a vertible just ahead of a 250-foot,/past. ao , | Tel-H Cent ; : ws ' Fault Revealed _ Questioning of a number of Ne-! } | — of YieldingPOW Proper. Training Lack: _at Home Making Gis : Fall to Brainwashing i= | a PHOENIX, Ariz. (—An Army, : psychiatrist says many. U. &. ea prisoners of war yielded to Com- Ger? munist’ brainwashing because i they did not receive proper train- ~~ Bt home: % . 3 | Maj. William E. “Mayer, at-’ tached to Brooke “Army Medical Center at San Antonio, Tex., said American parents are failing to teach their children ‘‘they can't surrender to what they believe wrong, they can't always ‘make a deal.’” Mayer, who has interrogated U.S. soldiers held prisoner during the Korean War, spoke at a Phoe- nix Press Club forum last night. He said the Army cannot be ex- pected to provide soldiers with a new set of ethical standards. These standards, he said, must be established by home training. * * ae _ Moderne — i 1 | ‘BEDROOMS [NZ We challenge anyone, anywhere to show you a better, more stunning, beau- tiful Bedroom Suite that we are fea- turing. at this unheard - of low price! Exquisite bleached woods.. BOOKCASE Mayer said fewer than 1 per cent of the U. §. soldiers held pris-| oner in Korea were tortured or brutally treated. But about 30 per cént made propaganda tape re-, cordings for the Communists, he said. Ten per cent informed on other American prisoners, he said, with- ee 4 a out “having..been _threateped. BED! Large, handsorme Mirror! (Chest —_— ie * " fly ; available for just slightly more! a <— RB ; . “And 40 per cent of the prison- * ‘ 3 i. ers died before they were .re- i = : Be = leased, They were not starved or! physically mistreated. At least, half died of ‘give-up-itis,”"" he said. Notice of Special Assessment: Curb, Gatter, Grade and Gravel and Related Work on First Avenue, To; Pontiac Motor Division, von de Avenue Free Methodist Church, Booth, Fred Felix, William H. MeGlothin, Leah Starkweather,’ Wachael Depner, Burnis Fort, Robert Gardiner, Roxie Evans, Patey R, Connell, Cirde EB. Run- yan, Patrick G. Whalen, James Williain- son, George Muenstermann, Roland J Coon, William & Mary Groh, C.4R Shelton, James C. Kaufeid, Julius Hogan. son, C. K. Colling, James W. Olsen, Margaret Hopkins, Everett M. Manafieid, L Reagan, Nathaniel H. Hawkins, Mrs. ‘Price, Emory D. Kailson, Kenneth en eee ° = VG REG. $139.50 ~ tag, a 2} V- LIVING ROOMS ¥ | if * BEAUTIFUL MODERN STYLES ie Just received! Brand new 1957 merchandise, but we must make this sacrifice in price to break the furniture jam in our over-crowded store! .Large, luxurious sofa and chair, Lovely modern cover- ings! Full, deep spring construction. $159 2-Pc. SECTIONAL SPECIAL THROW RUGS up to $10.95 values Made from high grade, ex- E. Lyons, Dimitri Toth, Chester A. Mayer, Donald £. Fournier, F. W, pensive « broadiooms, Ax. Scribner, C Duncan, Harry Parmer, A gorgeous modern suite made by Artistic in the most beau- minsters, etc, TERMS : Biair Dodd, Mrs, Chas, Griekon, ieee Crickon, Clarence Osborne Donaid Holcomb, Thomas A. Knox, Wm. M. Ward, Basil C. _ Masel ‘Theodore, ‘ . Mu . Tatu, Emil’ tiful coverings, and in a style you are sure to like. Choice of striking new colors! Choice of sectional and 2- -piece con- 99 ventional, $395 | $199.50 KROEHLER 2-Pc. SUITES Reg. $14.95 tine quality, in Brand new merchandise, and really $ ‘ oo | : a “A ; “3 a a - $ gorgeous, as only Kroehler can make _ it. Remember, you get all the 12 5-Pc. DINETTES (eat ek ES a C ‘a fs ; ° a : 4 ge 2 Z 2 | es = aS 4 i * ° i 4 a Ss fs < r nee oe Se See ee ase We are up to our ears in. Superior top-notch construction fe tures—plus STYLE AND BEAUTY— fine dinette sets, wrought ‘iron, chrome and many G.E. ELECTRIC SKILLETS Immersible in water. Racayinakt ‘wulare Cc. Looney, 5B. ig, R. Reynolds, Jack Kirchmeyer, en Souriall, Wm, H. Lanway, Norris A. Smith, Arnold J, Johnston, Cameron H, Clark, Robert F. Bradley, Margaret Schabitz, Theima Bunch, Mrs. Butler, Nick Wyma, W. D. Schateley, Wm. & Aloysius Schneider, R. L. Richer, B. E Shelton, Frank DeRousse, John Monte, Mr. Manuel, Mr. Green, R. C. Shoun.| dr. R.C. Petherly, Jr. C. BR: Marcean, A. E. Vaught, Russell Young. Peter M. Wakefield, Mr. Nurenberg, 111979 c/o, Hannan Real Est., Bert PF. Smith, fvan’ W. Schram and to all persons interest- ed, Bridal notice: That the roli of the. ¢ made by the t for the purpose of | defri ete thet part of the cost which the mmission decided should be paid) and borne by special assessment for the, construction of curb, gutter, grade and vel_and related work on First Avenue om Joslyn Avenue to Highwood od ee ~ SOLID 7 FOAM RUBBER | Ze Pillows ie when you buy Kroehler! pee A! now = file in my office f i i : ™ On. i el es Notice is” also hereby given that the] ovely new Creations! You Pe Commission and the Assessor of the City will be absolutely e mtiac. meet in the Commis# | Chamber in sald City, on the 16th dap ASTOUNDED af. what we e t r 956 a o' cloc to review said assessment, at which fim a will give you for, as low as ard ng te caret og 41 Lg given a , : persons iaterested to be hear ‘ Bnted: ecober 1, 1068. ALL OUR DINETTES SLASHED TO SELL! 3 oes ADA R. EVANS, seunsinnieenintanataameneaan : —_ ~ : - City Clerk. van ha - z ‘= ee” ie ie ee % ‘ Reale 8 eee ae Sa i ee e Oct. i}, 1966 ee, ’ : : . Sie , id . . ' tyra : x ‘| it “ * y t } : h : : | ‘ } { : \ £ * a * * \ ’ 7% ; bf ew =, é : ol ee ' hy s yo2 4 : ee ‘ Se ae, eee ee a eee ae Sees Buyers Satistied Economy Sound, \Reveals Study ANN ARBOR (AP)—The major- | rss etre rons The spread of pectations last few months," the report said. The where it leads people to feel Trap Traffic Offender Warning of Radar Trap KNOXVILLE, Tenn: ® — Wil- 30 m.p.h, zone being checked by found Brewer holding up a sign proclaiming: “Look Out-Redar.” ig Brewer was charged with dis- i orderly conduct. HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 DAILY — 9 TO 9 FRIDAY Above General Printing and Office Supply \ inflationary eee aes “An increasing proportion of M/ CALCINATOR American consumers foresee a pe- report added * inflation sen- |sitivity has not reached the point i 30 Gallon Automatic ‘worse off or to believe this is a! “| Be. Arnold Mites, Optometrist - Maynard Baker, Dispensing Optician ing in the same spot caught | 3S four motorists in 55 minutes, far Room 2-3 15 W. Lawrence below average. ; “= Phone FE 2-2895 | Looking around the corner, they IND ESTRUCTABLE. LT, TO YOUR HOME BEAUTY THAT LASTS A LIFETIME Enjoy years and years of cool home comfort with durable’ Belle Aire Aluminum Awnings. . x \ chips, cracks or peels. We'll even give you a sample awn- ing section to srnash at with a hammer... with a blow torch! You'll see for yourself you can’t damage glamorous Belle Aire Aluminum Awnings enhance the f beauty and resale value of ony home. FE 8.3882 FE 8-3892 * BELLE AIRE AWNING CO.|N ee es 38 South Saginaw St. i to try and burn f it and neither can the roughest weather. Thanks to Belle f Aire’s step down pattern even rain rolls off it like water olf a duck's back. 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GERMAN MADE COMPLETE OUTFIT: F 2.8 Coated Lens, Range Finder, Rapid 95 Wind Lever Camera—Case—Flash only y Complete } Layaway for Christmas or Charge! ee ee eee eee eee 8 * GOLDIE 35MM PROJECTOR | 3120 Layowey for Christmas or Chafge! 300 Watt—Blower Cooled with oping case only eee) ee ee eee oy eee Brawd New KEYSTONE bay 5 O50 NL a ee a 1 STANDARD SPACE HEATER, Vroom Projector808 Wa 5s0000BTU..................., *LI9.00 *g9” | 400 Reel wi aiviep 3 UTILITY $H4s0 B Nis cia CN 5 ‘aw 24 | ck tsk de 30” CHINA CABINET, $ 79 oN) 64” | Layaway for Christmas Black "ee eee . af. y or Charge! 40” CHINA CABINET, saqso ml’ , a. = 9950 *§9” BY S ALE i BUILT-IN OVEN $ 50 ‘ ed WANGE csc... e-so...-,. 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Ly OF-HARD-FINISHED———__—_[Jtieana ot ald ta, © Gabordines © Worsteds © Shorkskins § legistonive| House of 'that in 1955 and 1956, when the Democrats controlled Congress, he called for action. on federal aid land got none. He didn’t say he! © let 1953 and 1954—yearsin which) Men’‘s Dress PANTS.... “4, SHIRTS... °1" $99 Large Selection , soto the og ge yp - ® Altered While You Shop. ses ot gag the Repub- Men’s Winter pe $7 aoe eeerne-at where each and the other bad—could be JACKETS . it a little tough on Men's Fall . ment both parties to play 3 kind of role, good or bad, in/ 7 Not once but. sometimes 60| im G5 times a day, Berzon, 47, a real/ 5, estate broker, told Superior Judge | | Sizes 32 to 46 ‘Wife Was Too Attentive _ WEEKEND SPECIAL |" eo oe Reg. to $49.50 448” sald Pope sng that his| i TOPCOATS ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE! ‘34 USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN! NEXT TO KINZEL’S an annulment hearing. He gave| 7 jail sentence. ES NN’S CLOTHES eer 71 N. 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ES ag 3 ft u z i : 1 7 : i i it i ii ‘Ee “operational” for g4a* rap th [iil beni said scientists already were mov-| ing into the area to check condi- tions, A fleet of Royal Air Force Canberra bombers were tracing the atomic cloud, Four Questions Top Problems in Detroit Area ANN ARBOR (AP)—Unemploy- ment, farm problems, automation and other questions related to the economy are the principal problems. facing the nation, according to a_ University of Michigan. survey. The university’s Detroit area study has learned these problems are topmost on the minds of one ET Te ee ee ey Detroiters interviewed in the re- cent survey consider social prob- lems such as politics and race’ relations to be the most vexing. , . The study group queried resi- dents of Wayne, Macomb and Oak- land counties while taking its poll. The probe revealed that men | Being Planned ! “3 We - of Community of 5,000} \ the Legislature for research in de- ; | veloping human resources, | To develop Tran, that country will spend $920,000,000 of oil reve- RUBBER TRAIN WHEELS — Paris subway has found rubber | Wheels so successful they are being ordered for regular operation. ‘Tecumseh to Be’ “UM ‘Guinea Pig’ stand| Complete Health Study} TAKE 20 WEEKS TO PAY il lopment from a Jaboratory in Delft, Holland. It's a mixture of natural rubber and hydrochloric | acid, The thread can be made in| stipe stri sures you long, $ ' | || poekets. Penney made. for 328 { 2 Ee pee ge Aig heavy duty © , | | tipper, strongly stitched pro- 6 ounce shirt «© = | o__ BS woth mbneed er pe aor aga 7-2 a sizes 38 to 48 BS Sah oe th te IT shirts a Se PEOPLES ae | i i { | i more than twice as frequently by Negroes than whites, the survey | ONE WEEK ONLY Special Sale! Decorated BOWLS MU. § Reg. 20c! 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Work Shoes constructed of cow- hide uppers. Goodyear welt, non-slip Vulcork soles, Sanitized linings. sixes 7 to 11 7.90 PE en NE a eee RE ee ee bs ‘ . . 2 j va e | ; \* hasing depot $7,622,576.79 worth of mica since) July, 1951: when the stockpiling’ Enlarged to Show Speculators engineers and miners from all parts of the U. 5. have come to Spruce Pine to join. this great hunt for a vein of the’ transparent mineral which may lead to quick and easy fortunes. — 99 For™ : Both | $2.00 A WEEK! A rare opportunity to purchase an emerald shape diamond bridal pair of exquisite beauty at. an extraordinary saving! Rings fit snugly together to pre- luré for miners and Javestors alike. ; But the government doesn’t stop ' vent slipping. An Enggass exclusive! pag just paying unt viet Fe: : lor hey’ll even ‘ : “== tion, ; 4 It the prospect turns out bad, Unele Sam says “C'est te vie,” and forgets the loss. eS If the miner strikes a rich vein, the government asks_that_the oper- ator pay five per cent of the re- ceipts until the loan is paid off—or the mine plays out. It’s a heads-I-lose-tails-you-win Railway Abandons 66-Year-Old Tunnel BUTTE, Mont. (AP)—The 66- year-old Homestake Tunnel through the Continental Divide near Butte has been abandoned by the North- ern Pacific Railway. The 682-foot tunnel 11 miles southeast of the Mining City was replaced by a half-million-dollar open cut. A sensational attempted train robbery occured in the tunnel May 1%, 1907. Three men ‘were sent te Montana Prison for kill- ing the engineer and wounding a ‘fireman in the bold holdup attempt. = The\ tunnel’ was abandoned _ be- ‘cause of high maintenance costs and the'\danger of falling rocks. i i | 25 North Saginaw Street Open Friday and Monday Evenings _AT THIS — BARGAIN... ) ELECTRIC Console Model TV 21 Inch (diegonal meosurement) Model 210137 for _ S$. | : : >” Only wat hag | - owt See the Michigan vs. Army Game ~~ on a New, Big Screen TV! NO MONEY DOWN: EASY TERMS | p, a" Monthly Payments as f[ ACT N WI Low as $4150 a ie | Open Eyés. FRAYER'S “s FURNITURE -and APPLIANCES "® ~ Federal 589 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE ONE ‘MILE FROM DOWNTOWN 4-0526 What Treasure Boat? Divers Find Nothing! DEL MAR, Calif. (AP)—Four navy underwater . photographers tried to find the wrecked hulk in 60 feet of coastal water which Melvin Scott, Del\ Mar skin diver, | 77 said he encountered. “ Scott, who came up with a gold ring, believes he nay have dis- covered a sunken treasure vessel of Spanish exploration days. Others say it may have been an old terry boat, with mock cannon, | sunk in the area in 1935 during the filming of the movie “Captain Blood,” They also recall that a garbage scow once went down in the area. The navy divers? They found nothing. Some Own Their Car NEW YORK—More than 25,000 persons in the United States make final payments on their auto mobiles every “average” day in the year. Final payments on in- stallment purchases of automobiles will be made by some 9,250,000 persons this year. Americans own about 40,000,000 cars clear of debt. Binds Ax Head Stone age men used axes. 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BREAST.O”CHICKEN TUNA Here's @ revolutionary new idea in Kitchen Ottering Dessert Delights ' cutlery—a multi knife that slices like FRESH FROM aE ptaee ot ae Gosh oe e & no sharper edge on any knife and it's guaranteed THE OVEN to stay sharp for two years! i The slicer is yours for only $0¢ and two labels from Breast-O’-Chicken Tuna (cither i fancy solid en Ca. 718 W. HURON H coin and to Box 2, Hollywood, Calif. | This offer expires November 30, 1956. - FE 8-300! i ONLY THE FINEST 4 OF THE TUNA is used in Breast-O'-Chicken brand. The tastiest, tenderest tuna you can . Try # FE 2-9580. 80 N. SAGINAW ey FR 2-7444 © 2 é shy ae * ¥ £ Weteh the Tennessee |? PTOXimately 4 inches from ».. Ernie Ford Show Place chicken, skin side pat on Doytime TV on pan. seers butter and - 3 = Monday through Friday | juice; brush chicken, ny " = See your local paper 30 minutes, brushing occasional- be, Jor time ly. ve ~the full-bodied INSTANT Orange Sauce: bee ere hs ; 1 cup currant feily orange i er 4 ounces) mushrooms 3 : : D bt dry musterd ks 1, teaspoon tabasco a | tavtacpoens alivered orange rind | While chicken is broiling, mash currant jelly with a fork in small saucepan. Add undiluted concen-) trate (less 2 tablespoons for rice) ,; 1 can .@ ounces) frozen concentrated et ea Mandarin Grape Cup im Hight srru ; 8 cups cemmed seediess grapes Hills Bros. COFFEE 89; Choice of Grinds | tb WALTON SUPER MARKET 4120 W. WALTON BLVD., DRAYTON PLAINS OR 3-2341 Stere Hours: Mon. thru Sat. gah pe Sunday 12 p. m. to 9 p. m. BEER-—WINE-LIQUOR TO TAKE OUT i serving bowl. Mix grapes; | Makes four servings. If sour cream is available, “over the cream. Arttul Seasoning Secret ‘orite herb seasonings. Use as | dieup i — Mandarin oranges | Empty oranges and paige og ‘may be used with the fruit cup as a topping; grate a little nutmeg | Good for either dressing or dunk ‘ig this zestful seasoned combi- ination. Add a clove of garlic to ‘1 cup mayonnaise and let stand ‘in refrigerator for several hours. ‘Remove garlic and stir in a 2% ioz. can deviled ham and your fav- ft | dressing over a simple green salad or sliced tomatoes, or serve as a \dip with potato chips or crackers. No “artificial” sweeteners for me...! bane Domino SUGAR IS 54 Colerion (18 per teaspoon) the Modern Way with Domino on a “sugar-starved” diet to keep weight | health values—in @ well-balanced dict, down .. . in fact, itcan be harmful to deny Domino Sugar helps supply the quick yourself the energy of Domino Sugar! | tood-eeuegy yp you need for good health. And yet, there are only ¥8 calories in a: FREE! Domino's New Reducing Diet ‘teaspoon of Domino Sugar, That's fewer” Booklet! Write: American Sugar Refining calories than in many “reducing diet Compper: Box a York 5, N. Y, : Lift Up Your Energy, Hold Down wn Your ight Nutritionists know there is no need to go foods! Just as Tomatoes are famous for qj i 1 Defiance Choice | ext [5 COFFEE ICE Pet Ritz PIES eApple »Cherry e BIRDS EYE BORDEN’S Glacier Club. ¥a-Gallen;, CREAM BORDEN’S ELSIE Apple LaMode ICE CREAM . REMUS COUNTRY-FRESH EFI RE | BUTTER 50. Kidaoy Beans har s "Sine 55° nme FARMER PEET'S Tasty, Tender — SMOKED ° Grinds . | : DEFIANCE . PICK Ics —. corr iE} 29: TUNA 85: fF tina reg. . pint 19¢ SUPEE ARKET Corner-of Baldwin Ave, ond Welton Blvd. Sere Hours Mon Tatts Weds, Thuri=8'te 9 Phone FE 2-5192 | Friday and Saturday 9 to 10 — Sunday 9 t0 9 e Beer @ Wine | ~ During the 3rd Week of ~ GREAT GRAND OPI "These Prices Are Good Only ursday, Friday & Saturday Pl ~ PRIZES To Be Given Away | COFFEE Retail Value $24.95-°°? Fiver — * Internati Pa : = Retail Velie Sag ge Service for 8 — * Mirro-Mati $ 1 19 ~ Retail Volue $1 ‘og wate Cooker — | | ed Electric Skillet — Large Jar : Retail Price $22.50 i let * Black-Decke Deus pg AN Retail Value $34.95 Prill & Accessories | MILK 39° | Loess oe TASTY! ECONOMICAL! FROZEN FOODS Northern Tl $965” Value LLIOTT'S Furaiture Co. | —Nothi _ . « No guessing contest .-- | as ye entry Blank = Giont ; ue Cornation Milk Display Drawing Sunday, October 2ist +e ee Re Howe ey Pe Koroseal 76''x36/ CUT GREEN BEANS — 2" SNOW CROP FRENCH STYLE | 2 hpi SNOW CROP GREEN. PEAS ~~ Chocolate Yellow 3 for 79: 2 Large Boxes | «oat TIDE 49" With Coupon ‘ Valor Dog Food 5 Can We reserve the right to limit quantities. We ORANGE JUICE ae PORK STEAK...49°" PRESSEL'S Your Choice | Pork Loaf — Dutch Loaf _ Olive Loaf - ‘Relish Loaf Veal_Loaf ig f ® : ee ; ee fe ‘E _ Yel. 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KROGER-CUT TENDERAY \ U.S. Gov't graded choice el 2 TENDERAY, Extra lean * , Y and tender, The finest ; qs \ meat your money can buy, KROGER-CUT TENDERAY 06 bet cated des TENDERAY, For a won- derful taste in meat try TENDERAY. {t's quaren- teed 10 times out of ton, 4 rf Lib Ha MR, ond MRS. D. NOLAN KAISER Women's Section THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956. i ex: > on 1950, 30,000 members of Michigan, Indi- 7 ng example of courage, fought The haces “Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves” is com: this ‘s ing to Pontiac performed by Pontiac High School's : iene Department and sponsored by the Association for Childhood Education. Having “words” with swords in tae Porrleh is ie the and| learned of had during Sisterhood Hears Plea to Cast Vote Meeting Conc at the B’nai Isra the social hall of the temple. Mrs. an Meyer Simon ing prayer. despair, . peste © * through to take his place among peg yee Edicdies at UM obiceue to Prom ting Gifted Pupils | | ments, J We ‘wil Sie ell oc ai Ure. : Mick P Mice President James | gifted children be kept within | Plaxton studied Bin i tit ee 4 F j : + He a iy HF = . Hotel will be held Oct. 20 at the League ee a of Catholic Women ie said 4 : with a high IQ should not be placed | Be coo png apemalidy edhey l the University's School of Engineering has designed [home of Mrs. Thomas Ogden. Co- re ae Sees at He callers level. meses Pits i E ag : FRE »& i 5 at if : ¥ end are Mrs. Walter Hiller, Mrs. Betty Richards, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Slaughter and Mrs. Ogden. d binlle F Ant Chapter of ARS Holds First Meeting Vet Side, fishing bad ‘chor lecias of outdoor living, you can’t beat the pro- tectin of a sturdy coat of woot mackinaw , lined hood, Brown and cloth, } At left is a short, zippered jacket has = fastenings, s | in bold red and black; th maniching cap: “Trim is black knit_wool, nin color, 7! } pockets. ot versity of Michigan, knowing. he. will measure up to past achieve-| = pages foday in Women’s Section ho one is more proud). of Nolan than his attractive wife,/her report was an explanation why Nancy, whom he married Aug. 18,\the Suez Canal is of such impor- junless it is his parents, Mr. and tance to all the nations of the Mrs. Cariton D. Kaiser of Ledyard) world, : Other reports presented in- eluded the children’s religious olds Meeting at Smith Home Mrs. George Tremper elected chairman of the Yomar Group of First Presbyterian her home on Franklin boulevard for the meeting. Other hens aca were! committee report given by. ‘Rothschild, Youth was) clubs at the Tuesday evening Pontiac youngsters are due for some exciting moments when they view this year’s production for Children’s ‘Theater —the foment “Ali Baba and the 40 ‘the city’s youngsters who will attend mati- ert Thompson of Mary Dey avenue. ‘productio nees Oct. 15-19 at 3:30 in the Pontiac High auditorium. Here, in a scene from the production, Ali Baba’s son, Hassan, portrayed by Robert Skinner of South Edith street, dances with Maryani, the slave girl played by Donna Chilvers of Elizabeth Lake road. Workshop on Evaluation Conducted | Four Groups Visit Toastmistress Club Pontiac Toastmistress Club was; The workshop, with Helen Lap-| Betwie of Redford and Mrs. J. Church when the group met Tues-|hostess to members of Redford,/isch serving as chairman, was a| Wendell Green. The -general day evening. Mrs. Lloyd Smith|somac, Mid-Century and Dearborn panel discussion with summaries) "U™mary of the discussions was din-ion “How to Evaluate’ given by ner meeting held at Hotel Waldron. Mrs. Milton Freet, Mrs. Elmer given by Mrs. Harold C. Young of Redford. * iKrugar of Redford and Mrs. Robert| Two speeches were given to The siete was a workshop on Sutton. - Mrs. Richard Wright, vice chair-| levaluation, with members of the) * man; Mrs. Howard White, secre treasurer. Mrs. Nell Gray directed the Bible study and Mrs, Eari Van Dyke led a panel discussion on “Christian Living—Family i Style.” Assisting Mrs. Van Dyke were | ‘\ ars. Chester Varney, Mra. Gray, Mrs. J. E. Frankenfield and Mrs. Marvin Hillman. * * * Mrs. Donald Williams was wel-/ comed as a new member of the group. Guests for the evening! were Mrs. David Crocker and Mrs. Will Mathes. | Mrs. Gene Feneley, Mrs. Jack Johnson and Mrs. Chester Varney) assisted the hostess. (right) has added protection of a fleece: land, treasurer .\Redford and Pontiac clubs par-| tary, and Mrs. L. V. Cutientet, ticipating. : Mrs. Rollin Ring of Detroit gave the invocation and Mrs. Robert Bunce, president of the local club, extended greetings on behalf of the group, sane cease n Redford. “What Kind ca Summaries on “Who to Evalu- vate’ were given by Mrs. Rahula ford chose as her subject, “For 'Prouse of Redford, Mrs. George|As Ye Do,” with Mrs. Clayton Gaches and Mrs. John Grab of|Rul¢ serving aS her _evaluator. see gies te. ways of evaluating: Mrs. William MacDougall. of Red- * of Evaluation’ Shirley Baiea’ icles on “The was summarized by Mrs. Arthur |High Lands,” with Mrs. Peter y — of Redford as evaluator, Mr. and Mrs. | semme club was tho pouerel Alex Kroeplin | evaluator of the entire meeting. of Chamber- | ieatace Oaanseare lain street | closed by Mrs. Sidney Olson. announce the | Other guests participating in the engagement |meeting were Mrs. Sydney Castle, of their —_|Mrs. G. W. Powell, Mrs. William daughter, Jacqueline ' Anne, to Villiah E- \ethel Little YTC Meets Tuesday also of ite Ee | Chamberlain | staay 22 the group of Mr. and street. A May |? er on Cottage street for a Hall ween party. Step out in style in a smartly buttoned 3 - shirt waist so perfect for the corer = ss girl, It’s comfortably tailored and fine looking done in crease resistont " sharkskin ocetate. Easy fitting sleeves and skirt. Colors: grey, - brown, turquoise. Sizes 12 to 20, 4 2. j The public ig invited t0 attend, ne sl Dress Salon—Second Fleer ~ ey NGS Pair 3 ex-'Resides in Virginia plained the projects and aims of}, | Mir and Mrs. Robert 8 Gal Site the tats of the : his erguntaation os ote vo sya were given by Mrs. _Radclile THE é 2 Mré: D. D. McColl ~ ie "be “tat ag gg cna REBELS PS ae SRE TE iS 7 Adah a : ~ Is Guest Speaker ot Youn see French Motels Open | COAT P The Christian Women’s Fellow- couple, married Three | Ashetientinie waotel E ship of First Christian Ch et ee Some antanll i Sualias heer Soles OF Tuesday in the church. Mrs. Harry| stationed with the Jean- y j | j- | Z : = "16 N. Saginaw St. Boys’ Clothes Reflect} / . Ivy League Trend | / League styling of men’s clothes) ay predominates, too, in boys’ suits. | y Three-button models will have| / greater popularity for hoys than J. last year. | / ay ae Top fabrics include flannel, wool fe ae Gs soft-textured tweeds. Solid colors— ss —share the spotlight with glen I : : ; - re _ Saeco a 1662. §. Telegraph Rd. .|ASHION SHOP “Push Jf f 2 Three cheers for the -modern-minded : PUSH-BUTTON RAMBLER 255 Fashion Your |} Career Coats... Casual Coats... «Own in eo . NEEDLEPOINT lige: : Now is the time to make your selection from a fabulous Earring Kits “Sportwarmer” de luxe! 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Pendleton tailored of 100% virgin wool, and will be your best travel or at-home companion for many, many years, Pian a trip downtown foday to see the exciting new Fall plaids and tartans by Pendleton. Pendleton Sport Jacket jn smart block plaid. Deep patch pockets, leather buttons. S-M-L-XL 417.50 Pendleton Slacks in color-coor- ‘dinating virgin wool flannel. $19.95 Highland Robe-in-a-Bag inflatable cushion with virgin wool stadium robe to match your jacket. $13.95 Woman's 49’ er jacket in partner plaid. 10-20. epee sis 17.95 Panel Pleat Skirt in Pendleton's pure virgin wool menswear flannels, Tr $14.95 106 N. Saginaw OPEN MONDAY slacks, you can be positive that you . ‘sportswear is dyed, spun, woven and And the nice part. . is they are all one-ol-a-kind - fashions from California by Tazzi and Beaumelle . Sweater pump for pre-teens, brown leather. Sizes 1242 to 3. when I was 15.” Many other styles in straps and oxfords to choose from | Merit Shoes ® ad sat us Mona Lisa twos whol New Look “in-Makeup PARIS (INS)—The latest mpake- up. gimmick from Paris is the state in the union allows|*‘Mona Lisa” look, but you. don’t beverages to per-'have to make a bee-line to the percentage of home | uvre Museum to get the low- account for the teen-, down. : ‘sly drinkers.” An| All you have to do is breeze into per cent of the store and pick up a print cent of the girls! sr i. smcient mast tote dishonest to drink : I parents’ knowledge. The Mona Lisa style concerns ert Robinson, sister-in-law of the : these figures, teen- the makeup, to go with the new bride, and Virginia O’Brien, sister! pleted for a cooperative dinner pre-|agers were far quicker to blame! feminine Paris styles, The trick— of the bride. They wore deep tur-| ceding the next meeting to be held the tavern keeper than the parent|you guessed it—is in the eyes and quoise gowns styled identically to at the home of Mrs, Ralph Bab-\for cases of drunkenness in their | mouth. the gown of the honor attendant.) hington on Lakeview drive. own set CCENT MYSTERY Their colonial bouquets were of) The question asked was “Whom | ON yellow catnations and Golden Rap- a would you punish if a teenager got The eyes should have a veiled, ture roses. ane IPTA Activities drunk — the teenager, the tavern|™ysterious expression. Stendhal, Janet Sterling, niece of the bride-| : : keeper or the parent?” the beautician who launched the groom, wore a floor-length dress Of} cors Baitey PTA will meet tonight at) Punish the tavern keeper, ans-, Mona Lisa makeup, says “‘doe- aqua taffeta for her duties as,? st the for or mage a wered 56 per cent of the boys and eyes” look terribly out-dated with r girl. A “mate ticipate. = 52 per cent of the girls. Girls|the new-clothes. ' z = y would tend to be harder on the) The “velour” expression ts ——— ss than the parent. The op-| achieved with eyeshadow, and distinctive \posite was true among boys.) pienty of it. Mole-brown, grey- {Eleven per cent of the girls but green, or grey*blue are the new after five only 6 per cent of the boys would) shades of the eye shadow with ‘blame the teenager. But 9 per which the eyelids are generously dresses cent of the boys and only 4 Per, Covered. ‘The brows are high placed, rounded and not neces- sarily prolonged toward the tem- ples. . The Mona Lisa mouth is special, indeed. The upper and lower lip no one. | “I've only been drunk once,”! should be of equal width with the Said a Minneapolis youth. “And! corners slightly pointing up. The seven then I got home all right.” |tipstick color is rose in a natural - But an 18-year-old Kansas boy /iooking shade. The mouth should | delivered this strong indictment |jook ready for a smile . . . the of a tavern keeper serving Jiquor!syysterious, spiritual, famed smile ito minors: ‘There is nothing lower of Mona Lisa. than a grown man contributing to the corruption of minors. I know, I had a little trouble myself back —but not glue—it to two symetrical For the Mona Lisa hairdo, part your hair in the center and smooth — planes softly following on both sides the oval shape of the head. Drinking statistics jumped as-| The ends are turned under. Soe oe ee eet cdlugie|@0ld Star Mothers habits. have changed little since i oy Rep ped Ey Meet in Clarkston old Heidelbbrg. School days quick- ly become skoal days on the mod- American Gold Star Mothers | {Chapter Nine, met Wednesday at | ithe home of Mrs. Benjamin Cote in visiting 10 Clarkston. The all day meeting -‘Tcampuses in nine states, found was devoted to sewing. that only one out of 10 college! Mrs.. Ann Mennick reported that _ [boys does not drink at all and only 2 “fone out of eight does not drink during the past year 1968 units were completed for the American Cancer Society. Caramel Nut ANGEL FOOD Topped with YUMMY BUTTERSCOTCH ICING CAKE ° Ea. Pecan Praline 3 for | | Pretzel 6° | Roll | : | Lattice Top Red - . Raspberry 79 Pie ; Delicious . HOMADE. BREAD CAKES Remember These Are Only 3 , EXTRA SPECIAL — Fri. & Sat. Only | ORANGE FRIED | Few of the Delicious, Taste Tempting Bakery Treats You Will Find at... Thomas Pastry Shop , ) and FRIDAY , Till 9 P.M. hh 4g eetle Sagi 121 W.-Huron St. =i (ts«é «4-8 163 : : ee , Open Daily 8 ¢.m: fil 10 pan-—Plenty of Free Parking ' 5 ae i a f é f y ; if , en he ome ; { 4 \ ¢ ; f _ Suliet cup Tinea -with ‘onl Noted Wife Aids Envoy From Brazil ~ Embassy Hostess) Is the Daughter of Late President STOO butterscotch veil of illusion was fingertip length. Drone Chrysanthemums parents are “Mr, and Mrs. Elbert W. . His gO ANN: WHITE ‘Mr, and Mrs, Royce White of|_ Mrs. South Francis street announce the Wesley and Mrs. John Mrs, “— engagement of their daughter, Jo) Taschinsky. Ann, to James H. Saunders. He is) Kay daughter of Mr. and the son of Mr, and Mrs. James! ssorritt Walker of Argyle avenue, Mrs. See tea been set tor the wedding. | Wi, become the bride ot Robert] _ meeting. of|°"" , oP tonne ete dg Apr agree Coming Events [2% sat ar moter seen if f E i< He i wl Feet i? fe Fi é Can, Messer opened her: oe acy The honoree chose this Grove venue for ie a, en 6 name) Saree ben eel |, 2gkland County VEw end) maid of. honor, Mrs. ae “Feil be, groom, will be matron of bebe etc SP. Waa, Teens sees tnd tel ——— i f i E # E es tt i | é F i * WE ANNOUNCE . Continuous _ budget Accounts * The former Alzira Vargas, daughter of the late President Ge- tulio Vargas of Brazil, she is a personality inher own right—a lively, dynamic hostess, linguist, lawyer and dedicated worker in behalf of the people of her country. in the Brazilian navy, who just ob- served his 5ist birthday. For this anniversary Celina bought her DR. B. R. BERMAN: Ponitarncugige oll | 17 N. SAGINAW ST. * 16 NORTH SAGINAW STREET You Can Take 6 Months to. Pay eu -— FE 4-7071 This is how it works father a hat befitting his new sta-|. tion—a homburg! * cd * Mrs. Peixoto (pronounced Pay-; her fatHer’s famous library. 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C, BLENDED WHISKEY; 86 PROOF, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS & er PN ob tg outa am + : : a! support- | ean Cancer Society, Also Sal. | of America from eight area schools are meeting - ‘vation Army, St, Joseph's Hos- | this Saturday at Avondale High for their fall con- Michigan Children’s Ald, Ar conse pla Ea st | Cross and the United Fund. ones, four-year-old son Or) os : : ; : “7 vel Jonanee. of MAL Featherstone, |. Segre Wie Mest ge the house! Y OUF PTA Is Planning: m the object of attens| continue ‘th Nov. 6. . during bis long) Mrs. Ma C. Norton, again cancer, died early this general in, said today that Pontiac General Hos-| solicitors have been more than : willing to assist, this year. Stevie was told of oe Se oe eee’ soa ag vad ronal 4 possible and use an, AUBURN. HEIGHTS — Joseph) as they moved Avon Community Chem, receipt as Zabelski, safety education consult- : a contribution where they ant from, Automobile Club of Mich- fogechans \ | Pe serare and Stevie ex-/f' nool” at an 8 p.m, meet- tm going to wee(EIQNt NeW Teachers ine sx tne aubura Heights Grade RRS Op iah \ ne nant arcane Igy ioe fr Avondale High cscs mtetfum j~ soldiers here, and) AVONDALE — The High School| fake Oren crease cae fevls Bi ihere apr Sapa oe hagg oT The, Carpenter PTA will meet happier as illness progressed.| wear four replacements four next Tuesday at 8 p.m. An only son, he leaves his par- [to handle the increased enrollment. The program will be given by Sun nse iney besuchen dee Mec 2 tr ; : ot fon J exceptional children program in ' ee ee oe ', cent over une. Oakland County. for the tots who | parents, ‘Mr, and Mrs, Willlam | vo" pis.70er ame Mrs Jewel | srs. Harold Halls Is planning re- Caves of Redkey, Ind., and Mr. Tine Le Beau, Hogh James Gra- freshments. i. and Mrs, W. S. Barlow of Al | ham, and James A. Simmons, Avon Township gieghesy Teaching in the Avondale Junior| The first business mbeting of the d He also leaves four aunts, Mr®.is0) building are Mar Rose,|season for Hamlin PTA will be . William Hall of Drayton Plains,ixirs Barbara Terrell, and David held Monday at.8 p.m, The pro- 2 Mra, Raymond King and MYS.isirom. The increased enroliment'gram will be a Panel Discussion on James Black, both of Pontiac and) necessitates the high school using |our present card marking system, Mra. John Burke, of Waterford junior high rooms. |e an nan aren iia Township. ie iN be Saturday at 10), , , : g Dai Moore Fe Junior GOP Club Formed in Pontiac ference. Left to right are regional officers Nelda |Heights Untt » Church officiating. The Junior Republican Club, con-/ MILFORD — County 4-H agents x Sealine! i; ve stating af Some 18 Ponting and)Gue Stutgis wad Jack Worthingtay arse tokens, hae “aries anaiState Election Man Waterford High students, is looking} wil! conduct a 4-H leader training|/,. wm, Caples, all of Misstesinn! 3 for new members. meeting for Milford district lead-| 0% ississipPlitg Speak Tonight The club, ‘started by Pontiaciers, Thursday, Oct. 18 at 8 p.m.|i? ‘wo pants, Mes. Chloe iain, uals oe vee wae ee = pet GL ag fit Marton of Atansas.. SHIP — Public is invited to attend win soe asentn S sremet/|——nr, tan ny Mi, asin being bd tout at 8 PS 4 and grooming projects, and elge- | Rochester—Service for Mrs. Ida La Carroll of the eptory meets ie eee tricel and RamMeralf Wdees, Mies [Mae Mills, 19, 163 Efteabeth St..|cone tection Commniasion will die- 3 _ Hughes, 7” who was hungry, ate Sturgis said. f will be at 4 p.m, Saturday at Wil- cuss elections. He will answer ques- and Mex, Lindell |. oPiiy, and seemed happy with Assisting the agents with the)#™ R. Potere Funeral Hom ¢,\tions pertaining to school, township ‘Witeme- the chance to sleep in the base- will be leadérs Mrs,|"i burial in Mt. Pleasant Ceme-| or state elections. Sponsors are Cit- planes onane orether “Now weighing 25 pounds, she is gene North of on and Mrs.|'"8 #t\her home. \ ee ne ie a es oot, tae read item : quartersgt 4S Saginaw Wilbur Kinkaid of Wolly, ‘William W. Porter = \, C C | d bled eggs and bacon for breakfast,| - of ROMEQ — Service for William), ounty aiendar and often gets it! Potato chips <= ; <— 7 W. Porter, 86, formerly of 188 Till-| », . ‘bebern a Capt. mirc Bes and candy afe also favorites, P ‘$7 0 0 0 00 “p / ° t son a oe to be = at 2 4 .. fore , Relgiite Community pas Clocentngdaie, 1, ‘friend | He la : f today at Roth's Home for Funerals, nousé. for dinner and Ernest i father of four children, Bago e eo > acca sd : iv iY of ojyect with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery, |travel \pictures. ae } Hughes, who was not 1 Giiaa' tae’ toe Wateseesia.® for Water.at Oak* rk Detroit. He dled Monday in Green =m » remained with th® | The fox often rides around on XY : ee eee ee : ; a / : bee) tient | t . fara uty te Ts | he nan ks tre | : ~f Sir Berry remained “more than |“! Sem 00 mind at ail OAK PARK—Ptans are underway! “he project will be findiiged by ae Coe Omer | | jae hours’ in the water he was | If anything happens to Lucky, as . here for a $700,000 project to ease Tevemje bonds. Hy Tame oa Soird’ Fonerai| jin danger of death from expo- which we hope is not soon, his com 40 ANN REICHAROT the summertime water. shortage. / .. “Suome for Mrs. Rotert J. O'Con-| ‘eure. The alr tensperature was (‘ress will visit a taxidermist, The} The engagement of their daugh- Act John Dita yes- County 4.H Club Heads = . : HAS degrees at dusk yesterday, (animal, “just too beautiful to be ter, Jo An, to Seaman Leon Ar-| “CONS Manager Conn Dinan yee} r 7 45, who died Tuesday of can- | Hope : s — ‘tost,” with her shiny, silver-cast'thur Tucholski of Great Lakes, It}, te™day said the project will include’ Hold Quarterly Meeting cer, Lapeer County General Hos- § Hopes for Berry's rescue Were coat of red and furry black feet,|ig being announced by Mr, and/the building of a four-million galjén 5 pital. lem Mass will be Fri-' ised late last night when-an un-| : tified luke freighter sepeced| * Seetye*. the Coast Guard that it had ighted what it believed to be a . However, the object was in the darkness before it coul picked up. ‘ Hughes was lifted from a bob- Mrs. Robert. Reichardt of Benstein Road, Walled Lake. Art, formerly ‘of Detroit, is the son of Mr, and Mrs. William Tucholski of Standish. cn etme a grr g Sets Annual Dinner Oakland County Farm Bureau will hold its annua] dinner meeting and election of officers Monday night at 7 in the Masonic Hall in ey Australia plans to build the larg- est airstrip in the Southern Hemis- phere at Darwin in the Northern a reservoir, two pumping statjéns, and new mains to boost pressure. Oak Park buys its water from De- troit, f Dinan sald engineering plans for the improvement will be com- pleted next month ghd that the city council is expected to call Davisburg. Territory, for bids by Dec,’ 1. ly meeting. he Under - the 2Guard boat and stayed on to help ‘search for his companion, | The pilots, stationed at O'Hare Geld, about 150 miles south of here 9-4 » were on a routine efficiency” flight when their sa- Fes oe ere 7 sas . | | . E, Krafve Named ord Vice President | Richard E. Kratve, o¢ 7 Shadow , Bloomfield Hills, has been| z NSTART NEW 8T, MARK—Cornergtbne for St, Mark's Lutheran Church, shown in architects. drawing here, will be placed Sunday - at 3°p. tm, at the Commerce read site, one-half mile east of Union Lake road. The congregation; which will continue to use the West- acres Community-Heusé until church completion in March, 1957, will place-# metal ‘box in the cornerstone. Contents will be the stating’ i history since forming in June, 1955,, Catechism, + % a ‘ .. 4 \ = \ J vite \ j ’ \ ‘ | \ Fa | | * Se i a ih ik te ete” ess i alc ees ce a ahs i ak ln a ee ce ele ce ‘hymnal and Bible,’ a listing ‘of charter members and ‘efticers, and is designed by Merritt and Cole of Detroit and contractor is Maurice D. Rogers; also of DetroitGuest speaker will be the Rev. ’ Howard Claycombe of Oxbow Lake, with service conducted by the pastor, the Rev. William C. Grafe. e im % * ma ah tei. a om ee le oe fl | Talk on Traffic Safety at Auburn Heights School ‘games, with plenty of prizes, 4-H Leader Training lOc, 18 Oakland County 41.Club leaders met last night in the cOwnty Social Welfare Building for their°quarter- direction of Jathes Reid of Milford, president of then 4H Assn., the group evaluated this year’s 4H fair held August in an attempt to better next.year's event, Sue Sturgis, 4-H agent, reported, os daughters, Mrs, Evera ‘|Herbert of Farmington and Harry | | n and 37. great-grand-' | children, « WALLED LAKE — Service for \ ‘| Clifford J, Whitworth, 52, of 40261 | ~ {13 Mile Rd., will be at 10 a.m.; . | Saturday from St. William Catholic; |Church, Walled Lake, with burial jin Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, His’ with Douglas Lund as Moderator. | Refreshments will. be served at the close of the meeting, Twin Beach Saturday, Oct, 20, is the ‘date slated for the annual Twin Beach » Schoo] Fair; Located on Oakley |p Park, west of Green Lake_road, the schoo] will serve a pancake or hot dog supper, ' The fair opens at 4, and en- tertainment includes pony and hay rides, sharp -' shooting, miniature golf, pick-pocket lady and other County Deaths Willie E. Caples ORION TOWNSHIP—Servicé for Gregory Rd., will be arranged by) the Voorhees-Siple Fungral Home, | Pontiac. Mr. Caples,/an employe his home. , te Js survived by his parents, Mrs Mrs Elie Caples of Thax- ton, Miss.;/his three sons, James K. of the’ U. S. A. F., and Keith! ers are row and w p.m, in The Ro Auditorium. / “Tender Trap” is directed by Mrs, Marie Sorenson and assisting her ig Ruth King. The cast is made up of actors not new to this area's theatrics. Bob Halbach, who has had sev- eral leading parts In previous Play- pt’s productions will play the. part jot Charlie Reader, the Manhattan / \bachelor with a bevy of beautiful women clamoring for his atten tions. Tom King will play his mar- Willie Eugene Caples, 46, 6t 3501|Tied friend. The bachelor girls are played | by Nancy Coulter, Peggy Gal- lagher, Maxine Ross, and Betty Keena. “Tender Trap’ is the of the Fisher Body Division of} thirty-first play of Peggy Gal- Pontiac, died yesferday afternoon! lagher’s career, having been se- é | lected the most ‘oustanding act- | rese in Virginia in 1950, Hugh Whitlock, and Worth Mal- lory, complete the cast. (Avon Players Set for Curtain iss s." First Production Ready ) for Friday, Saturday »- | @t Rochester High ROCHESTER — The Avon Play- reatly to stage their first of this’ season tomor- ‘evenings, at 8:30 High School ity Club will the club- Romer’ With/cight county scbools in ate tendahce, Avondale junior Nancy i! : 55 4 Rg id | g reaps re “uy : : registration and namétags. Mil- ford is in charge of the election. Farmington, Holly, Lake Orion, and Rochester will each present: one of the skits in the aftertigon program, Assisting with the planning at Avondale is Mrs. Thure) le, chapter mother, and junior Nelda Hyten, who is the region secretary- treasurer, Miles. Farm and Garden Assn. | will furnish table arrangements for the luncheon. * 4 with 427,404 members and 9,460 lo-, cal chapters including some in Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, and Puerto ico, Dems to Hear Kennedy DETROIT # — Sen. Kennedy: (D-Mass), who narrowly ‘missed, the Democratic vice presidential nomination, will be principal speak~ er at a $10-a-plate fund raising dinner today. The aftair is spon- sored by Detroit's 14th District Democratic organization, —— t * Burial il be in Stiles Cemetery} Mrs. St died Tuesday. at La- peer County General Hospital. a. Vendia M. ‘WEST BLOOM — Service, for Vendla M. Lundberg, 84, of 2443 Ivanhoe, will be at 2 p.m.| Fridayfrom the Thayer Funeral | Home, Farmington, with burial in’ Oakland Hills Cemetery. Mr./ Lundberg died Wednesday after four months of illness. _A resident of the county for 26, years, a native of Sweden, Mr. is survived. by two Iilihois and Mrs, Agnes | lumb of West Bloomfield; three: sons, William of Grosse Pointe, | Lund of West Bloomfield; 14; Clifford J, Whitworth body is at Richardson Bird Funeral Home here, where recitation of the! of will be held at 8 p.m. Fri- day, He died early today in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. f ‘The Netherlands” exports of bulbs, Ne ‘\ ‘ For MM Girls... 9 to 90 KRESGE’S ? ‘ s Se You'll and ornamental plants high marks in 1955, The soto Fad Tel-Huron Center SH ¢ this scart everywhere—as a stole, \scarf, as a headwarmer. Of 55% wool, 45% rayon. 15x66” size, Find your favorite color at Kresge’s. Only $1, om of @ nec = Yi jj) W Vi, EAD. SCARF | 00 h, % 6" Wool Fringe , i a4 TEL-HURON STORE DOWNTOWN S$ Saginaw at Haron | 4 \ \ \ 5 ® \ 24 FHA is a national organization’. 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The Prot To Profar n e GAYNOR: BRASSELLE HUNTER Dunne said that releases had ‘been obtained from Chasanow, his lattorney, Joseph Fanelli, and oth- Monthly Award Goes to Soldier : at Auburn Heights' B eran Soldiers at the Nike antiaircraft ibase in Auburn Heights are walk- | CinemaScoPe i | aon ewan, HATALIE WOOD wn SA MINED WARNERCOLOR + + STEREOPHOMC SOUND i 1 RACH «ODOR - COREY ALLEN - Lin HOPPER Jf Seve Py wy STEWART STERN - Produced by DAVID WEISBART Drectad by RCHOLAS RAY hee ty corart Renee TOMORROW || BIG. 4-UNIT SHOW | 497 Blizabeth Lake’ Road Festerege DELICIOUS CHICKEN DINNERS, T-Bone. Steaks, Steaks, Bar-B-Q Ribs, Breaded Ves! Cutlets, and * *% COCETAIL BAR Business Lunchosus——Dianers to Take Out [BOB'S CHICKEN 10 SE "JUUE HARRIS “JAMES DEAN RAYMOND MASSEY iii wes eee Drive-In IBLUE SKY 3% |__ SENSATIONAL 4-UNIT SHOW! Positively ‘Ist Showing in Pontiac -Area — : A MC ee a \‘ ) nw ~ Unique! Unusual! / A. Rare and Tender Love Siéry! FIRST TIME SHOWN ANYWHERE ‘ IN THE PONTIAC, AREA! “Hus > “MILLION. DOLLAR LEGS” a ae es a ee ee eee See ee? ee ee ee ee ee ee OL ee ee ee ae Se ee AND ing away. with “Soldier of Ahe Month” honors conducted hy the | Army battalion each month . | For the third time in ais many J months, Delta ago jm pl6th AAA! | Missile Battalion, had_the jest” soldier among , $00 in battalion. f Pvt. “Donald R.Aenn of Colum- bus, O., was chogén the outstanding ‘soldier by officers of the battalion. Pvt. by heme a with FIRST sha e IN Saou sah ° Oakiand Open 1245 Pp. M. i ‘Rs LAST DAYS! ‘ater passes ‘tr Detroit end Mount | a. ed ws sua rm ae TOM 6 JERRY, “WAR of the | CARTOON] WORLDS” LAST DAY / Defmocrats leading Alaska Balloting Alaska # — Demo- cratic candidates held their leads’ © Republican opponents in all be a few contests today as re- from Tuesday's territorial | trickled slowly in from | FESTIVA si nit dik di tnt inn ie ai lead din hae ie din in de am Oe acca an aa eda ete ot aie PPPPPPIPPIPPOPD _eeererrrerrrrrerrrrererrrrrrttTtTTTtTTTsTeseseeeeeeeee of the big at | : HIGH SOCIE TY 2 were ahead in 90 of the 39 races.| Some still were close enough they ce Republican but not '§ enough to upset Democratic con- 3 trol of the Legislatura, and domi- > nance in top territoriit, elective |¢ ae ONLY! seats and possibly six to the Dei) ocrats three, Seven holdover Dem<; ocrats kept the party in control. /< In the House race, Democrats|> led for 21 seats and the Republi- was 7: 4 : wef ADDED! "Viste Vision Visits Austria'”—Late Global News} Did You Know This? HONOLULU—Two different fila- vors can be found in some. pine- apples. Variation in exposure {6 the sun is the reason. on Moloka! Island in the: Hawatiian chain are reputedly the world’s sweetest. LEGEND STRANGE Storts TODAY! i, BEAUTY—HAKID SAVAGERY—PAGAN LOVE! the Queen of Babylont (Strand NOW Thru FRIDAY! DEN ant FOR Adults Only ADV THESE 2 EXTRA TERRIFIC HIT PICTURES “The GIRL Behind the CURTAIN” & ‘ ‘ 4 E : i é ‘ a A 4 * f 4 3 -—_ SSS] << Se oS FS Se SS ae ee ae ee te ee eS Ce RS SS a ae CU CS We eS . ~ I'D KicsA COBRAY Foo. THAT OLD. ip ge A : o Vii { Hid VATE By Leslie Turner c. T THEN WHAT? THE MOMENT WE TURN HIM LOOSE, HE'LL! WE MUST KEEP \ BLEAT LIKE SOME GOAT TILL 4 THEA HE ATTRACTS ATTENTION! oe MRS. KAY TELLS ME THERE OW-AAH, GEA! SOREY AROUND WAS SOME MONE HIDDEN - ¥SCO, WESN'T 11? UWER THE SEN. (= 2 WARS DO LOD | oe yg ABOUT ij HEROES ARE MADE-NOTBORN — ixtesarisr |” MORTY MEEKLE = . - _— ‘ tre, * : i will : tess | — WELL, IV BETTER VIXIE DUGAN By McEvoy and Strieber =| | usen | GET BACK TO i ag STOCROOM . WORK, : Sey Nell i C) beasealine 1, oO : = en pee tt i = bt “a fe GKANDMA | (GOLLY, s'Pose| [...WHILE MY THROAT iS SO | [HOW TH’ HECK COULD 1 Ht WAS IN AN | [SORE | CAN'T TALK > LET ANYONE KNOW ACCIDENT... WHO | AM? ~T\ 10-11 SUAS. a John Morris et “0-4 L 4 1O~il him in the first round, youldn' you?” — “Now it's your turn'to have-your mouth washed!” —— ' é | =. Pee2 } i if : Bee ‘ ‘ j j ! q ; / + j ‘ f * a ‘ : ‘ et \ ; : J re ' : ! \ i x tn eke < x \ . i. , ra ve ; ee “ i \ , \ yf § ‘ ? ‘ : alia, | : io@ : | ) oe ' j - varant . iy . ao Ko sa ‘ ‘ ; Rae ae ees oe eee SEE ae _ oars ae eae ee a eee) en oe een a ae ee em ee ae a ee ee ae eae a ae ee ae ee a ee ee ae ae Se ie a ee eee ee ee eee a ae ee ee ee eeee (eee scenoens ee ORO e Oe EER f SN PLASTERING 0 OUARANTEED. i iaacerees, and repair spe- € &i CUSTOM CAR rough-in, ish, remodel. A Terms. Gordon Flattley. EM 3-0482. 2-8i01 . . Landscaping 18A etm Past" Fe ogee, BULLDOZING AND*: BACK PiLL- ing, FE 46618 GOMPLETE | AWW SUILDING, leanup. Dan's Land-| 4 & fel ¢ scaping Service FE 2-8712. CUSTOM BULLDOZING. Y A RD, Seis sn grading and back filling. Ree Ney ot LANDSCAPE CON- > cane ca. paniings. 2 mar i rE EXPERT TREE Sie AND removals. Ph FE 56-6503 or OR LANDSCAPING, LAWNS, PATIOS driveways, drain tiles ons tree service FE 29-5463, TREE CUTTING AND . > Pe cpcageene OR 3805 or OR A ARD AN AY GRAD- YING G. QUALITY | ing, and bac! FR 5-3552. ‘ YARD ao GRADING, C BUD BILLS. Fr 8-2050 jing and sodding FE 5-0636. | CEMENT and BLOCK Work. FE 56-0782. + 1 LAYING, ie tig a ian ” aceaned contractors Pontiac Hardwood Foor” Beate 99 ALL KINDS OF BLOCK AND CE- ment work. OR 3-7703. __ Moving & & : Trucking 19 19 A-1 eA vice EXCE NT SERVICE Ressmable_ fet sonable fates. FE. 6.9088 ASHES UBBISH HAULED. Bas A Sieeusd etc. FE A&B TRENCHING 8. Water ‘ne Field tile. BIRCK, BLOCK AND CEMENT work. Also chimneys. No job too forge Residentia) im. commer cial. Guaranteed work. Ph. FE 4-8604. BULLDOZING a. GRADING, Free estimates. 4-6950. BLOCK, BRICK, CEMENT WORK aces, PE 2-2468. Floors, basements ©M_ 5-4879. CEMENT & BLOCK L -n ee ayine Fo Wallet Lee D & M BLDG, SERVICE Low : A iron IDING, ALTERA KITCHEN CA AND CUB. T GARAGE * * » »* - > =» +7615, SoB's LIGHT HAULING. FE ¢-4288. e i E EpSPERERE i Ts He as : it a a i Fi : nam . | LOST: ; tod : = FE 56050. Reward YOuR WANT TO &. friendly adviser, contact . R. L. Langley. Phone FE Mrs, Burnes, FE 23-6814, $3 Mark. ‘ALL COLD WAVE. $5.50. Doreen FE 2-134. REA MER- _chandise, call FE 63037. chandise, call FE IN DEBT? If you are having trouble meeting N CREDIT COUNSE rt. INnc., #%.. s. ontens + above ON AND A ik DATE Oct. 10, 1954, I will be respon- one debts bi an myself, Lows J ‘Wenanel, e411 = s Lk. Rd Pontiac, Mich: Travel Agencies 25A 25A _ PLANNING A TRIP? ee 2 PONTIAC TRAVEL SERVICE 698 W. Huron st FE_¢-3251 Wtd. Children to Board 26 COLORED HOME DAY CARE _for children, Licensed, FE 42892. Exc. DAY CARE, NR.. PONTIAC _ Mtr, PE $087. PRESCHOOL BOARDING HOME. PE 45440 WiLL CARE FOR 2 PRE-SCHOOL or school-aged children, Licensed. Call FE 2- or Metamora 67F5. Wtd. Household Goods 27 AAR AAPA PPR PPPOE ONE OF PONTIAC'S LAROEST rs buyers. Cash waiting. FURNITURE NEEDED Entire lots. Get the _ Bale Phone OR 3-27i7. TET Us BUY IT OR AUCTION IT AED BUY ALL TYPES of furniture Ph YE 2-5523 _.Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 28 ad CARS. § 15 AND , AND SCRAP or FE 44878. WA ro . OR 40 PULLETS, __ ready to lay. OA 8-2054. Fh . - eee ULIN' hag begs NAME ag = 2. Be a Bene aeaat “CLEANED “fat or: rupee cleanup PE 45 LIGHT HEAVY SROCEING. ubbise hauled Sand, fin dirt, and gravel. FF 2-060". GHT HAULING: REASONABLE rates. Pr 4.3403, LOCAL & ONE-WAY COAST TO COAST LIGHT HAULING AND RUBBISH, _tall Bil, FE 6-6933. ~ REDUCED RATES Large -. to bical _— = | or ee Loca) and a Leng Dotan Moving. VET WiTH 2-TON STAKE TRUCK wants hauling PE 440m | Trucks to Rent be kups 1 ton stak tam leks * Semi-trailers Trailers and Tractors _ Pontiac Farm and ‘Industrial Tractor Co,” , "925 8. ‘ARD a city, stock ron saris "pe cat! WID.: ANTIQUE DISHES, LAMPS, __furn, MY_ 2-152). ~__Money Wan Wanted _ 28A WANTED $4,000 ON HOME FOR OMe year, ‘7 re aad interest plus bonus, MA "Wanted to Rent 29 a. WORKING MOTHER WITH 2 CHII- dren wants 3 or 4 room furnished apt. In Pontiac. OR 35-8441. K. L. "Templeton, Realtor 7% W. . 40561 tai ile! A . = EN a lee ' Aerotred red Knapp Shoes 2070 At OR 31592. gh ’ HIGHEST CASH DEAL © A, JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 Telegraph Ré. Tee: aS. Eves. ee St. Phone. 10% Discount WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR $10 Pontiac State Bank Bide. Phone FE 44516 1 ie Eve, FE 29-3285 Wanted Real Estate 32A CASH For yotr home equity, 24 hours. -ARNOLD REAL ESTATE 210 S. Telegraph Ra. FE 50676 FE 5-5783 i ‘CASH’ i fe not too difficult to ay a OME _ a" list your property CALL Us for expert Sppratenl of of roa property taff of superienees = men go to for Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Open Eves. till 8:30 BUY OR SELL us. 7s _ gro rE cise $08 Eliz, Lake Rd. ir. Lobe Reig! y e . We Have Buyers eee cee W aiting For rence, ges heat end clean. West 2 or 3 bedroom brick with b wk | Sees a QUEEF. 2 or 3 frame 3 ROOMS. NICE, CLEAN . 2 to 5 acre building « ist, floor, On lake. OR is It you have any of the above | 7 ROOM FUR APT. A D call and gas. 4 " 16 a week cou- WHITE BROS.* le 1 e REALTORS A A Phone OR }-1295 floor, Gas heat in winter, blower Open Eves. ‘tit @ — Sun, 1 to 8/ air in i th pri es, el- derly soesle ferred. _ tween 4 and 5.7 Allison St. J CARGE ROOMS & BATH ON Silver Lk, 24 ft. living room Son ee: All util, paid, 3 pea r BATH, Uti. COUPLE $0 Willard, 3 ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE entrance, heat & electricity. $16 . 1 child or baby welcom 3RM aa gg call FE §-5322 3 ROOM APT. PRIVATE EN- a No children. 230 8. a ROOM APTS, FURN bath, adults preferred, 529 Madt- _ on aS near 3 PYT oF AND BA Laundry. es. Can accomo-. date 3. Sande St. Tson TTARGE, "ROOMS, MODERN, 6 on 3 SOonE: i Fe) ENTRANCE Lal a Refrig, and washer. 298 3 ROOM UNFURNISHED APT. with bath, OR _3-3402, NEAR BUS, STEAM . FS 3. ROOMS. r prop-| heat. Adults, No drinking --2-9084, 40 ‘ i N. Paddock 3 ROOMS. UT Close to town. 3-2189. 3 ROOM APT. TOWN, dren welcome FE 65-3414. ~ LISTINGS WANTED LET "Leskie R. Middleton BROKER FE 8-6003 3 moos AND BATH, —_—* child welcome. 326 Pros- 3 ROOMS, AVAILABLE NOV. 18T. _1 child welcome; 2 rooms, furn, Avail. Oct. 28, references. 261 7-RO ROOMS. PRIv. pe Util, furn, Adults. 62 ial propert: ge ee rns kh F McKINLE gg $800 Commerce, Rd, Ph. Pontiac. EM 3-3311 UNiv. 1-5708 TRADES We are specialists in trading. We —, a ay F a —— as the fen, “Do nol ers. «of Pontiac Area not aol opt rated. Call eppeintncs scuss the possi es of trading your Real comes, bueiness opportunities and Berens resorts listed for trade. Whone FE 4-1557 WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE We have hones, farms, in- LISTINGS WANTED WANTED BOARD & ROOM OR room only. Dray Plains Waterford, Write FP. O, Box ii, Drayton Plains. _We Trempertstie_ 21 Ripe WANTED. - FROM merce to Detroit Vicinity of Pert and June en. Hrs, e 4 a aed NEED MONEY? Have buyers for land contractse— bey = on any contract you have “PONTIAC RE ALTY. “DONT PASS. UP MONEY! Sell unneeded belongings for cash L| through Classified Adst FE288, Wtd. Contracts, oe, eS. 32)" Roger B. Henry, Inc. 611 Main &t. 1869 BE. Auburn Rd. OL 14111 OL 19121 Rochester, Mich. ASH FOR EQUITIES re — eww modern ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26% W. Huron OA 833% PE 2-741 ay ve many buyers waiting for jolly ven Bek of ~ 9p oroperty in are ~~ NEEDED FAST bedroor: Pa ment automatic heat and garage. ADAM'S REALTY 3. call OR 3-2420 poms area, reasonable down pay- m 32 —— re FE 4-3393 “Rent Apts, Furnished_33 AR oe a furn, $18 eee. 225 Florence. 3 ROOMS UTILITIES, CHILDREN __Welcome. 40 Dwight 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE ENT CHiL- dren welcome FE $-0835 J ROOMS & BATH. NICELY FUR- hished. On Cass Lace, PE §-3169, 4 LARGE RMS. AND BATH, PRIV, couple only. OR 3}. +0080. x 230, rove ROOM FURN LEEP- ieee room. FE 4 sus’ es = Room FUR $00. Children allowed/ EM 3-4207. 6 ROOMS FUR Mian, CLosm to Sears & buck. FE 4.2436, _ARCADJA APTS. 2 ined gat pl . 2 children per month, ra S G. “HEMPSTEAD uron APT. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. RERACVELY 9 FURN, KITCHEN- be BR. ‘aan aan facilities, Res- OR 34885" door, ad per wk, 3 ROOM je they, Mast * ede, vate oat . ‘week, "On r ™, * AT t Se0ake LAKE 3 ROOMS & é Mei) Reston APT, i SERGE FoR Pe Call after 4, PE rent t at GLEAN 1 | ROW & KITCHENETTE for man. 309 Baldwin : CLEAN M Spt. $17.50 heat. light. West! OR 3 . Private | hwy FE \ ~ ——— * PARTLY FURI.. 3 LARGE RMS. and AU a Froom i bath, upper, newly decorated, near Sears. 1 child or adult. oan in eacest Gon: Evenieee smoot Mee. & j 4 ROOMS AND BATH. HEAT mee woler. Coupe, eaty. 7 WELL 11 Prospect. aa A heated and clean, 14 ‘Lake Aven AIR BHO. automatic hest, Fltchen f fans, master —, Oo kitchens. Balcony type bullding, ‘with individual entrances i ADULTS ONLY 7 ng bese yrs daily from Sensor ge EG a hg FEderal 86918 ~-R ®., aterfo ogee cneY ‘APA af Ra. Main ay BR at ae APTS. z ns and bath, adults only. *K. "GH . HEMPSTEAD 103 B. inrevings Call FE on" — AND TILED BATH U AND area. Ref- “1 dee ro agg sae sideris new ecors Pp ie 47 casas . FE 8-2025. NICE ROOMS HEAT anc lights s child welcome 2-1430. entrance, In- th, quire ;* Ave, after 3 645 Auburn working couple. He stove & fr fie. Ve Ee TC EA room, bedroom. tiled bath and kitchen in ranch-style bi ; Close to Union Center, Also 1 apt, Adults, EM 3-4265. ~~ BASEMENT APT. 246 NW. nding FE 41001. Call after Re LAKE FURN. 3 BEDRM. modern tenes. available fro on ‘tet 30 Rent, $1909 a m Mx gH Rye Ly, Rome ten 8 a M APT. G. P “es heat. Near bua, couple. | §-4481, UPPER 4, ROOMS BATH, i = , See utilises turn. FE is heat. F p West a . pants Choreh,: hand Ah PRR RRA AAA . HOME. MONTH. * Shldren welcome. Ma's 8k. ‘ OR 3-3566 after 5 2 BATH. iN LE. area, EM. ‘ 3 A ¥ ~ oll . References. FE 32-6717. | 2 BDRM. welcome, 680 Longview, * Orion, MY sree entre Dorothy ae wee FE 24411 5 OR A nae __burn_ St, $10 per_mo. FE 2-408 5 ROOM “jIOUSE, UNFURN, OAS | beat, full basement, tile Children. weleome. School age. ‘e __monthly. OR a aacedees 3 ROOM & BATH. © Ts our, rogue bee nag A &. ow | Jef erson, rn, Wena, Close. to pai ne. wn. tite. OA 68-3842. ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT OR " gale gut amat down payment. 3 N- et Call 23-2641. 3 8. A 4 . ames, $87 ement. On 3-771, +P eae t next’ pA. LI #3188. Hommer Warren & Co. A FE . A non bedroo ‘Mitlace 2 Blocks, "aleo, farm MA. 43401 BROWN RD. 4 rooma and bath, full basement, | oi] Gacca elt oor tan 2 pair Der. | ‘K. G. HEMPSTE: AD 1.8, Huron (Brick Ranch 2 bedrooms, attached garage, full basement, ofl heat, Williams Lake. $109 per month, Leslie R. . Tripp, Realtor PE biel or PE S200 BRICKED, UNFURN, 3 BDRM. house. Auto, gas Adults served, Cali at 54 Auburn ve. tf FE 39-1035, | uskeete "LE. ESTAT bedrms. Modern Gas he Sa ee 3-4290. iat FISHER oor. on BG 5 AND bath, steam La HOUSE WITH I INCOME, (4 1 Pe > Ouse ba mo. sa eh rie is we smi. 20. furon Be | piesa hes * ce donnie Sereae. |! = Mr Gishwasher MA 5-581 fer” 2 SEDRM. 4f worms, nereqee. “ . West urea St. Phone PE Stee | saptial & weil, ois ent Stores rooms 1% baths. R co ae —_. ‘Sin ~~ BUILDING FOR fuse. eee ee for Coney Island or oa too. a cima Pg hag A Apply at 3 s Bar.| of state. ~ $12,500 with LIGHT MFG.,_ 2,000 3,000 8Q.| sbout $7,000 down, Ft, M-5e e, EM : ae 6 Rms. — $1.350 Dn. ie 1 ‘ rd - Justoff WN snag cmepsiggorned = a Me FOR RENT SSS floors and trim. Good basement A, Nott, Realtor 170 W. Pike St. cedar teaced| 9, ee. taxes & gag OR 7 BEDROOMS. i USCAR GAB GARAGE, " few garden, fire- . serge, kite "kitchen, 4 lots. $1500 $13,500 Mo. including - ACK = J i 3 $1,000 DOWN. jes BY pega a ‘LOVELAND | Preteen $1,000 wong lots. bedrooms. wi 2168 Cass Lake Rd. Keego Harbor, Deiement, 2 lots. Lake prive. Pull FE 23-4875 41661 iN oo eo Ranch. Butt. 1 house. Cost = DoW. Sy. fenced yard. 06.378. S1ie » coun. ma. $45 mo. 36 ‘Priced a $10,000, model. For adaienat information $2,400 DOWN. OT resale. Fur. nished in good taste. 2 bedro RED HORSE CORP. | besement.“Suut"in’ ‘ts 5019 Cass-Eliz. Rd. $3,005 DOWN. 2 bedrooms, base- . FE _4-2252 ment. au tet garage. Watkins MMEDIA POSSESSION PALM-| Lake Priced at $11,700. r St. 4 rm hone, gas heat, i Soe tend a og yo erro ch ARK REAL EST. ATE Zbedrms gas heat $11,500. $2,500 FE — down or $11,000 ca 5 & Sundays MAH REALTY TIPIE LISTING SERVICE SER 1CK FE 2-0263; Ack “or Mrs. Pia BROWN | ere FARM -- 22x36 ft. "itineniow. ace heater, 3 Be. ‘iarge chicken house, AN — berries & etc, One $7,950 NEAR prikes! JUNIOR saves at. 3 bed “gi.500 5 |S, 8 PULL ee lavey “Me in 54, built OM furn. Plastic Pane beth. Atto-| it. Onk ; tuatic kong ig a ST Large fh. *. Terms. i age gg I sig Lovely front Aviometie oa : Cre eee shopping cen- | $1, pod goed — 4 room tenstioe beth. Oak Le vo TR sary a, is ; Py ft. lot Near: ‘near , Powntment. only 1, H. BROWN: Realtor 1362 W. Huron Ph. Px 24810 Rultiple™ Listing Berrie ae 100, WEST SIDE. — & room mot a pasiared | wala, s, { | Megeital. i Bry ee shel “as Owner ‘wante aetion. Ae 900 down: pout , $1,000 DOWN. 2 S-roo: yet | “with separate baths =" | paces, Priced at $10,500 $1,375 DOWN ll rooms, & bed- | tooms. § up end 1 down 2 Inte. Pull price 30,359. . $1,500 DOWN 2 bedrooms down; unfinished cnitzien: Garage. Sub- urben, $11,250. i eg DOWN: 2 dedreams. base- | re ey Tool shed oe lots. "GILES. FH A HOME — FURN. moderna, Oak floor. ted Pall bane walls base- , On fe A. cas hot water heater. Water ner, Nice paved street. Fenced-in lot. Nice lewn, paved drive. Alumb- num storms and screens. ; with new stares. Fal Santment soy rage. wbrice Just $14,500. Substan’ payment |W ATERFORD AREA ——~ condition is ride, i Co mt A Seren be arthet lore | GILES. REALTY CO. | ‘ FE 54 et ht Re ee Family Home = Spe, Bases at osly” #tso0 with . Mr. H : oe ie on man bome. ' ont sereens, oi) complete basement * $800 Down Pa yment. as basem clean e with pn By of Ranch Bri eg oe rage, : Fg » ila Pigs See privileg for quiet NICHOLIE" & HARGER CO. w. PR on bath. ment. yment. } down pe We have Ba wmerge Pig in ae Reafahbats™ant ihe 'T. G, Trocke- en, lot Price $8059. or aM 33 MY AND ox Sates Cc. HAYDEN, Realtor WE BUILD BRICKS $10,975 3 ¥ CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 ra MERA ot ahs ; lent Maurice aa a np bal NR. 7 REE: ar Seney ns Orton- a Tap- ' 79 es A TO seit. eg ALT TOR | ee * to ore. "BUD" | $1, 500 Down Immediate Possession soteens. _ Fenced ‘year vara. otal price $10,500. East Blvd. Terrace $1,000 Down 8 foom home with full basement. chodig "Separtip. distr” "toom, bedrooms and - “i ies thee a beaten — NICHOLIE emens 8. be} io mt. 4 Eve. M Established in 1916 UNDECIDED WHETHER TO BUILD OR BUY? COMPARE THIS — No. 306 LARGE BRICK RANCH HOME 67x30 O.A, Front entrance from side driveway to siate floored vestibule with closet. Larer. y ea we ii on your lot for only This is but one example of our low prices, and “QUAL- ITY: BUILT" ‘specifications. We'll. price any of the 4530 HOME PLANS We have * our - “Home Planners Center” | Come out aed browse through our 5. plan books, at the convent office of FLOYD KENT, Realtor “QUALITY BUILT oy all office \% block N, of Telegraph | AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING tive 7 se | her, Features bath. pieture i REALTY CO. | teat Wares PE 50407 LAROE ROOMS - Nearly new 4 rooms and space wa. mmeaiate s = 4 TWO FAMILY BRICK = tn goo sidential 5 nite = with bath in og unit. Oak naces. Dow ee vee street. Owner: gerne Paved = $16,000 — terms: CLARKSTON AREA - top, Attractive setting Wel) con- structed. lerge home in nee for.a handy man. possession, $7,950 ~ 91.490 down. FLOYD KENT, Realtor 4 W. Lawrence PE 5-6105 Next to Ps op ns Power | SEMINOLE HILLS Compare th ee lovely home on Cherok we hone * Care ted livin — artially fin. oad floor, “oniy NORTH 81D 5 rooms os beth, unfinished attic. Plastered walls — gek MLSS OE ayy en Priced to at sit,000. Leslie 2R. Tripp, Réaltor Lawrence Street Fe Ssist or Pe 3490 brick terrace, Large FOR. Gi New-3 room home. Oak floors. oll forced heat. Only $250 down plus mortgage Swaine NORTH FE i Newly secareiet 3 bedroom bun- — Ce ‘ns living foom | | basement, Full” price only $9,750 , —, JOHNSON income. ment, Pull base fas : kent, 2 cer getage, in ex- aoe con Only 48. ondition. hat BM 3 eae goal Hk, ‘80 Huron to) | through Rent Ads! Room, __ Established in isi¢ | ee = acre oma J. A. Taylor). Babes” mt ae DRAYTON PLAINS Immediate Possession HOLMES-BARTRAM ; an Hwy. Cs ADAMS REALTY 392 Auburn av. After Son 3209 REAL HOT RENT JT FAST, house, apartment, ~~) thing — Want Ads’ give | on you ACTION. . Dial FE. Tt Balawin [oer ene AVE i ade BEDROOMS This m full basem cone | ie caste T block from area. achoole. churches Cres: hound bus, Full price ‘s0e86 ot $050 down, no acemenel eet. : gage costs. Pend down os coven ‘corer lt, se Tey a te uct Bits REALTY PE 43303 302 Auburn Ave a PINE LAKE = est $1 000 DOWN aes SYLVAN SAC ACRES fied HOME m. ‘ot a ian Best Buys Today EAST SUBURBAN “aaites: ae BE cg = : ea ash = Orr Gt ENWOOD to beat lecation b home, ae carne nage, ful basement, eas i a etony's thew inom bebe” _tenter. Only GET AWAY FROM IT ALL Just right the retiring ees or small “amily, love- room met y home on 10 sores of ville, dence a eS hate WEST SUBURBAN er, Lovely birch kNehes ad Se ee i phe at 10300 oar Edw. M. Stout, R Ito» we ae aise sno oranda ian uae. Me S048 ‘ ZS hear Feshrema fm ee ats ga Bonn A Sig T. G. TROCKE so tas Pee Be HAPPINESS - | LAKEFRONT RANCH. A very neat 5 home on 9 Tote: 3 GATEWAYS to lent Families -.. go hand in hand with ‘ja Good Home and we en- joy being. a part of it. We have so many good homes at reasonable prices that they are too numerous to mention. For instance, a 7-room brick with a nat- ural fireplace in top con- dition ‘with 3 bedrooms, one down and two up, for only $11,000 with’ excel- terms. Located in Pontiac on the east side. Call Today for Appointment WM, A. KEN INEDY ‘ ALTOR - 3007 WwW. Seren Open Evenings ti) 9 4Bedroom Home Right j n. Waterford closets, full 4 rm. Excellent Timken olf i, #05 in home. 1% car ga- rage, la peg mt lee ag = 058 Giroux-Franks -Btier check he adress agin For Sale Houses _ pe aa} For Sele Houses - 43 ere. TRADE _ FOR COL ORED | -4UNIT eae oa’ ‘,! ae your Mon. thra Sun. 10 to9 e 5 on. u . 3 G.I. & FHA c HOUSTON REALTY USTON,R pce a MICHIGAN BUSINESS “oo . % : CRAWFORD gy SALES CORPDRATION BUILT BRICK RANCH ATTEN DARB LAKE | COLONY. , G.I.'s IN WEST pappstey dl TWP. eae cers ri, ie sg Royal Oak Area On ane af the ic Tile Baths, Full Base- : |ments with Gasinators, pray mel oy co ~ Lots, Pav eects, City Sewer and ‘i RAY O'NEILL, Realtor ‘ or MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ; . | Lakefront & fishing 3 home with r . os RSs PA apa Lt emplton Reattor | 10% Discount at-| Fee. room. ihe key to leisure ba ag? Orchard Nozid laa ve, purchase, well Sie aie j only siabea , aineousts Gall me" tor Oe eT ARTER wh Special | : WEST SIDE, nee, ONLY 1350. “SUNOCO. | sams La Russell Young |"tvem gauss | Portrih ge ms mm (SE SecRRE ES | Me 5 gunse “i — 's, gas bad , dl . é . ’ i Z c ¢ - a a sez om Stase Deen ade Baca? so North side, 100x190, only $350. Pate ee -|_ ive FEA Sue . 0 tt. , ew > Get st 6 ' ee sie Seeing Is WORK NR. DETROIT? | iccciso wtecttopped street, gizo| Wine 9 a.m. to 5 p.m INVEST DOR IS Foret at eee, Here's room sown: WE COVER : types for-sale Prompt, courte mere 08 About m gas steam heated home | yi, trout stream. $500 cil : service. ee | Sedma tes /| Seer ees |e ne THE STATE, | Gy"heth's neta ae ts il | eam you ? / | @aly. $10,900 with just $1,000 down, a VARIETY | eo Ht C. Hayden, Realtor SBEDRM. RANCH | Se y Bengalow. wi rch | Bald Eagle Lakefront. / INCOME, $1,500 DN. | "ago" "= Etta pret pee mouth Gap be | %8.¥. Wallon __ __Open 1 Pe to ale | etre comes ye | taxed only 91,500 dn. to buy dts LADD’'S INC $3509 plus inventory. : oe to Loan : pitas | . PARTY © scons Lander. nore reat vor 238 pet — " 4286 Dixie 1. Pee Plone | rel Wafuabie Peal tale with v= For Sale Acreage 47 monthly, will sacrilice busi RIVERFRON ae pete at inventory. . YOU ARE ee HARDWARE STORE ew hom ss se Meade tie | wom dco cer | Rementrmese mer) Lucky gad Quer Lakes by war of i Se ters, Business and equipment only 4 P 3 4 a2 : unemployment, % -|WARD E. PARTRIDGE] sore butane 0000 | __ssTRAIONT LiguoR BAR | § esas {REALTOR FE 43581} ‘it #50 down: or satertainment, Ail ‘newly get | Bestar, ort are trented with 1050 W. HURON ST. 78 ACRES seen scanet Ue ieee coe | whe plus pare | . OPEN . “TIL 9 High - Billy — Fuiiee ment. 1 owner since repeal, sal Ba ginzs seve to deal at bomerand — | BY ON ae dul basoment pani | — Oly 0900 ger acre. ae aR rage, Drayton Plains, OA : me Sir B ease re BUCKNER _For Sate Lake Prop. 4¢/DALETAN: | seers edt " |LARGE LAKE LOTS oN MILE 3 3 ._No| OFFICES ARE LOCATED: iene moses) “Kampsen| snes sae ene Well re ; & Pranks, | : CT ATE- WIDE PONTIAC 2nd floor National Bidg. , ae RONT PY OWNER REALTORS FE 40528 Real Estate ieaniei. at DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Dixie Hwy. Bray out /jiving oom, Aplus "carpet Sar, eee tear | ae Eves & Sun. | 1717 8. “SEARLES. MEALTOR 40521 WANED (next 1 Bank) ee Outstanding 3 bedroom home with| / Built-in oven s : dock and patio. = : UTICA 4562 Van Dyk At ite Siamese | / Beutaseer ap" dene | Sell tented” neon buses | INDEPENDENCE TWP. Pp t ; One block north screen from bank in exclusive Indian Vil: BaD COW. Forget Painting v . FE 32-1488. (Reynokis). A T diding Imenguatend "nek not to ‘ color, in fine condi- Fore Rep 1 peel, Call special. tion, 1 folding steel cot, bed- erm teria caty. Cole _stend, OR 36006 nner /MATCHED BED AND VANITY,| Aluminum forms . after ¢ p.m and mattress, exeel:| Srneental ese Soo Ten HEATER. SMALL lent condition. PE 2-8308, iit ote sade te a heater, utili jORGE RANGE ALLELY’ ve 1-994] timer, clock & light, $125, Auburn $. Romane r Rds. See Wile san was | ASPHALT TILE Ww BED. NEW MAT- - + ~ 2° Se ARMSTRONG — & oprngs, FE 0% 9X % INCH - CON 4%c EACH : er, $329 $230.95, ter and 40 ft. . New . wae FLOOR SHOP 4021 Baldwin Rd, FE 68-1017. NEW refrigerator, Was ATTENTION DEER HU S$ eee ar 99.95. : 1 house body for sale. Good ty, OF ins HOME OWNERS OA 03268. ; 8 10 -& APPLIANCE $32_W._ Huron NEW AND USED Tt LUMBER aT DOORS NICE SELECTION MODERN DAV- BARGAIN PRI Mahogany bireh qub-ftush ‘White eaporte, only 05.95. act BOW. | Pield tile. and Red pat 5 eee rah, low AND Berentee tn tect nal i beams ang | cent. olf. Plywood of all kinds. Orchard Lake Ave. FH 40826 — PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO, AND COUNTY’ edi Mix conerete and mortar, $1.16 | 1488 Baldwin Ave. PE 22543 of ow furniture. | Windows Fa your order, |4 INCH Sort, FIFE, 5 Lae Ad CLEA cE Steel clothes S, $9.90. pair. : SAVE [ 5 Wer cest ............+.: $14.95 | Sheet rock, Cash & Carry, $1.56. | 172 8. _ FE @ drawer “tt rf ....$20.98- | Rock —iath, and carry $1.18 | DUO Desk, chairs, rocker, stools Flush doors, f 5, blower Wal 1 oa rood works scord — Nails — hardware : 109 OR, AND PAINT STORE EREE ESTIMATES Empire MACHINE, AND FHA TERMS 2600 Union Lake Rd. at Commerce good tion, $25, con! > AREA est i ¥. lo + 12, mad plaid, like new, SURPLUS a WINDOW AND TRIM MPOR. os : ORR os cscs: 4: PORTABLE INGER EWING HA- $000 Mighland Rd. (O30) OR 9.2002 siding windows trom eae nie fs hine. 40224. OPE: ung windows : : £ Y sro 7 Ne OF Os Sale LUM- | Storm " wiedows 2 lite te from... ‘. 380. 7 ING * ie Dearborn | Door « window :eees J eo tine; “tltcen | Table Rochester, Pit #0024. se _:, $9.00e $498: dining set, $20.50: rocker. a GAL. ELEC. HEATER, $79.95 FOR SALE; hae BAKER 6 SHOW | ound gaie on: table, | 20 Gal. Auto, Gas Heater $54.95 aes 4. EM 3-00 tis 4, snail nif baby | Cab. sitkks a fittings $80.80 1 FOF OANTTORE en new, $14.05; gas Laundry ae faucets sie 96 FE 47e8! stove, #14805" 9 9; glee, stove. $4.00: ‘SAVE PLUMBING | ; J iarge wardrobe 172 8. w Bt. FOR SALE: A Hef naore_ronnrronn + | PRR rcbine. !) “Oakland County’s . Beeler | raeeees Growing Dealet *) sch ga st | i “ Ot. Dixie wrt Lae ;. e : f \p |. -\ "Bright Spot” Olds-Cadillac. Orchard Lake at Cass ‘ F E 8.0488 Mé&H Chev: . MATTHEWS & HAROREAVES CASS & OAKLAND FE $4161 - ze MSH Chev 6 7% | MATTHEWS & HARGEAVES azcrek Motor s Sales, CASS’ & OAKLAND Doors FE 54161 $4 Buick sss sisesesdss EEE SELES Cent “4 Chev. Be) new olf Pye i acean tg MY 3-2750 545 ees A fine : $e ee. Soe: 2 oe 1950 Packard = good transpor- Ford Tudor. ........... 395 Chev. 2dr. Pow. Glide’ . & 395 “ Stapp’s 8 "Motor Sales Fe for $195) | DODGE CARS & TRU a ee era . ? Bud Shelton Motor Sales SEE OUR “Safe Buy” USED CARS CENTRAL — LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass 4105 car. PE LISTED. ARE SPECIALS! We Want You To Stop Drive LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS (2637) CHEVROLET Club’ Coupe .... 13457) FORD Club Coupe .... Ml MERCURY Club Coupe (3529) FORD 2-Door ........55. (3530) BUICK 4Door.... (3542) CI IEVROLET 4-Door . (3545) FORD 4Door:......... . (33569) FORD 4-Door ......... (3877) BUICK 4-Door ......5. (3678) FORD 2-Door:.. (3502) PLYMOUTH 4-Door ,..... (3601) ‘FORD 2-Door eevee enee (3611) CROSLEY Station Wagon ieee (3636) *, OLDSMOBILE. 4-Door (3630) PONTIAC #Door ere 9-410] ,eee eee eee ee eee ew ene ‘ owe eee ee * ee ey * eee eee * eer eeeewe ‘eae eee eevee eo) oe ee oe ‘Cy. Owens" Your F riendly FORD Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. . PES3588. Open 8 A. M. to9 PM. $1545} *,, $1245] $1145} $845) $ 845] $ 945 | $ 595] $ 845 | $ 445} $ 95} $ 645] $ 295 $ 175 $ 95 5 245 5 pm. $2095 1°55 Pontiac Starc hie f |] Catalina H’top, Radio | & Heater, Hydramatic, | Power Steering, Power Brakes, One Owner and Sharp. $495 Down, 30 Months $1695 41°55 Chevrolet Bel Air - || 4-Dr., Radio & Heater, 4 Bowerglide Ver AS | Car. plus V8 ine. | Hurry on this ses 95 Down, 30 Months 53° Pontiac 4-Dr., Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, Beautiful 2-tone Paint; White Wall Tires. $245 Down, 24 Months , $995 ’53 Buick Special 4-Dr., flow, Custom Interior, Ready to Roll. $235 Down, 24 Months $795 "53 Chevrolet 2-Dr., 2- | tone Grey Paint, White Wall Tires. A vey nice car. $225 Dn., 34 Mos. $695 ’52 Ford Victoria H’top, Radio & Heater, Fordo- matic, lvory Paint, Good Seat Covers. OLIVER MOTOR SALES, where Pontiac buys its. Buicks, has 80 fine cars that are thoroughly reconditioned. Our October sale is going strong with many’ many good cars to choose from. We are open from 8 a.m, to 10 p.m. Monday thru Friday, Saturday till Ten. courteous salesmen and very liberal appraising on all trade-ins ' Inside & Out. $4 | Radio & Heater, Dyna- - . H’top, Radio & Heater, OPEN TILL 10P.M. OLIVER BUICK / TOP APPRAISALS ON GOOP TRADE-ANS * 210 ORCHARD. LAKE. AVE. $2395 55 Buick Super 4Dr., Radio & Heater, Dyna- flow, Power Steering, Low Mileage, Spotless 5 Dn, 30 Months $1495 55 Ford Custom. V-8, 2-Dr., Radio & Heater, Fordomatic, White over Black. A New Low Price on This Beauty. $295 Down, 30 Months $765 "53° Dodge Coronet 4 Dr., Radio & Heater, New Paint Job, Runs Good, Ideal 2nd Car. $175 Down, 24 Months $795. 53. Ford 4Dr., Radio & Heater, Clean, Good Tires, V8 Engine. $295 Down, 24 Months $1495 "54 Buick Special 4-Dr. + Radio & Heater, Dyna- flow, Low Mileage on this Extra Nice Car, $395 Down, 24 Months $2195 55 Buick Century 2-Dr, Dynaf'w, Red & White, Wow ! 200 Horsepower. $495 Down, 30 Months ' FE 29101 x] co « | é é f 7 : F 4 mee. of i" - i z 1 ae " ms big a : a eg ai ay Es a But Rocky'll have to worry about punctuality. We were having dinner at 21 with famous jeweler Jack Werst Dayton and Miami—and Rocky was due on a TV show . . phone NBC a&nd find out.” “It’s at the Colonial Theater,” NBC said, “but don’t bother going—the show's just over.” Ted Lewis, celebrating 41 years wed, recalled that at the time he was working in Rochester in a burlesque show .. . daughter of Orson and Rita ; . . Julie Wilson leaves “Pa- jama Game” Oct, 29: Fran Warren will sub... The Hank Greenbergs were together at the Little Club . . . Joe Di- Maggio took the Yanks and gave Jackie Gleason 7-5 (seven neckties to five) .. . Dolores Del Rie returns te B’way next season in a Gant Gaither play. : Joan Crawford paid almost $2,000 to send 85 suitcases here from Rome ... Victor Borge hit two gushers, and calls himself “an oily American” ... Barbara Hutton and her baron will spend New Year's in Mexico. : - ‘The DeMarco sisters will add Julie Stone to the act, replacing sister Arlene who quit ... Warner Bros. and 20th Century-Fox are discussing merger of studio space and distribution. _ Earl's Pearls... : tees ‘AR, 1elw mn Wendy till ‘ He Probe Price Fix = lon Salk Vaccine. ‘After Check of 5 Bids ‘Hints Collusion -- Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. 5:30 ae - -| WASHINGTON Warren wee ee enzie tors poare yer Forte agen plying the Channel 2—-WJBK-TV = Channel 4—-WWJ-TV = Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV ¢:20—(4) Dolores. 6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. 30—(7) Lone Ranger. (4) Dinah Shore. (2) Sgt. Preston of the Yukon : 6:45—(4) News Caravan. gest TV trendex of Friday night,'7:00—(7) Circus Time. Variety. ——— (9) Headline. (4) You Bet Your Tony Curtis wilt do TV for | Life. Groucho Marx. (2). Bob General Electric ie Jan- | Cummings Show. uary, with a notion he 7:30—(9) Million Dollar Movie, (4) thought up w.« Dragnet. @) Climax “Journey —_—_ Into Fear.” Gino Prato’s the man to beat on 8:00—(7) Wire Service. (4) Demo- Sunday's $64,000 Challenge... | cratic Party. Adlai Stevenson... -_—_— 8:25—(2) Democratic National “Stanley” had better get fun-| Committee. nier, not louder . . 8:30—(4) Tennessee Ernie Ford. (2) Playhouse 90. “Requim for a Heavyweight.” . $:00—(7) Cede 3. (9) Motion Pic- ture Academy. ‘Kiss of Death.” TOO MUCH CUTTING Some of the best old British films are being slashed to dull ribbons to fit them into. TV sched- 10:45—(T) Sports. ,|11:00—(7) Soupy’s on. (9) National News. (4) News, (2) News. /11:15—(7) Studio A. “The Magic Box.” (9) Film Theater, “Let's | aive-a—-Little,"—44)The Little Show. “Match Maker.” (2) Miss Fairweather. 11:30—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. “Mr. Wenkle Goes to War.” 11:30—(4) Captured. FRIDAY MORNING ¢:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's Farm Report. '6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. Sar Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To- 7:26—(4) News. 7:30—(4). Today. (7) Frontiers of Health. 7:53—(4) News. 8:00—(2) Cartoons. (4) Today. (7) Little Rascals. ; $:25—(4) News. #:30—(4) Today. (7) Wixie’s Won- derland. 8:45—(2) News, Weather. The man whe thinks by the inch and talks by the yard should be dealt with by the foot. WISH I'D SAID ‘THAT>"Some of the figures who've become teen-age institutions.sound: like they belong in/ one.”"—Paul Hartman. MGM's new film, “The Opposite Sex,” opens with this line: “Manhattan is a body of land consisting of four million square |*!! males, completely surrounded by women.” That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) Pelts Mink on the Side "Teenager Tackles 2 Tasks: One for Fun, One for $$$ LUDINGTON #—Tom Shaw, 15-, father heiped him bay 10 bred School sophornore who plays tackle} The Shaw stock includes some on the varsity football team, makes|of the rare light gray sapphire a profitable hobby of caring for 00 ae. - 3 scarce is that they «must be bred He estimates he'll realize about +5 pack mink to keep their vigor,” $4,000 from pelting out the mink Tom explains. \““The mink are spe- this fall. x _ tcially bred and produce many of Tom started the project two ‘the cheaper ee years ago, upon graaduation In November each—mink ff from eighth grade, when his who buy pelts. : is saved and the rest.are pelted * “One reason sapphires are 80 Keep your children, practice until about 6:30. Regular CYCLONE 2222" 1 hours a day, but Tom's father FENCE pipe, lends @ hand during the football bd Keep ‘ pets, flowers SAFE withii*%,e.tor'* romry’ ‘texan quires a minimum of about two A season. ules with too many commercials and have a great deal of their entertainment butchered in the slashing . . . : (4) (Color) Video Theater. “Guilty.” . $:30—(7) Dateline Europe. Outdoors; (2) ee If Warners and 20th Century-Fox! biggest TV film assembly line of} You Trust Your Wife? Edgar | Macdonald Carey. _ merge their facilities, watch for the 10:30—~(4) Juvenile Court. (2) Do, Bergen, Cliarlie McCarthy. 9:00-2(2) Of All Things. (4) Romp- er Room. #:30—(7) Breakfast Playhouse. /10:00—(7) Hockey. (4) Michigan 9:55—(4) 5 Faye Elizabeth. me, 4 Bad Rehearsal -| Made Her Quit _ NEW YORK w — Actress Mar- won @ patent for it this year... Some of the big TV spectaculars get as much rehearsal as movies— 10 to 20 dayq... Agricultural Council Organizing in County A new Oakland County Agricul- tural Council will be formed at an organizational meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Cooperative Exten- sion Office, 1260 West Bivd., county agent Lyle Abel said today. The council, avhich will be com- posed of representatives of all the farm organizations in the county, will serve as an advisory group “I insisted I be replaced,” Miss: Sullavan said, adding, “The pro-| ducer apparently did not take me! seriously." : A | dagkson has not been available, for/comment on Miss Sullavan’s! statement. / /Miss Sullavan stayed away ‘from CBS’ Studio One performance of and a kinescope (film) of a pre- vious program was shown. : Kenneth A, Wagg, Miss Sulla- van's husband, earlier told news- men: his wife wag ill and in a hospital, but would give no further details. ‘ In her staternent, issued through her press agent and confirmed by Boy, 15, Confesses’ to Slaying Six-Year-Old DETROIT wm — A 15-year-old boy Actress Claims | CJM LAL tee LALICI | Sid Ee he LAM t $i. CA | é | CaM Miia is LICILILS dee C3CI1L208 OO) ie |) Lad 1 & FIST! 4 |_Matinee. 3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen public distribution 16:25—(4) Window in Home feign pin tla ph 3: 25—( : tigators government # / 16:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4)|contracts had been let on virtually Home. (7) Theater Seven. identical price bids. . 10:55—(T) News. Rep. Fountain ( 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic man of a House G ‘Tae Dough. (1) Story Studio. erations subcommittee 11:06—(9) School. “ling the situation, “gate, 11:18—(2) Love of Life. an antitrust question is involved.” 11;25—(7) News. After the Salk vaccine was 11:30—() Search for Tomorrow. emcee be (4 Te 7 i for the purchase a aa tT ed ws 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. carbon to the states in furnish FRIDAY AFTERNOON Of this amount, $44 60.000 =. 12:00—(2) Midday Movie. (4)/exclusively for v Ding ‘Dong School. (7) 12\and approximately nine millions o'clock Comics, « was for both 12:25—(9) Billboard. traying costs of administering the 12: 30-(2). Ladies . (4) Charlie Program. Ruggles. (7) oN The government's actual pur- | 12:45—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. chases thus far total 27 millions, | 1:00~(4) Hollywood Story, (7)|The poet are wee Et Dolenn Pomah & Maen 1:05—(9) Shoppers Show. : 1:25—(2) News. and Parke-Davis. UM's Baroque Trio 2100—-(2) Big Payot. (4); Matinee to Tour Upper Peninsula. Theater, (1) Afternoon. FIG) ANN ARBOR ® — ‘The Univer- ¢:30—(2) Bob Crosby. (9) Friday concerts; : : trio will appear in Ironwood, For a Day. 3:15—(2) Secret Storm. $:25—(9) News, $:30—(2) Edge of Night. (9) Howdy Doody. f 3:45—(4) Modern Romances, 4:00—(2) Movie, (4) Time (7) Margie. (9) Juatice Col 4:30—(2) As World Turns. (4) Cac- tus Dan. (7) Jungle Jim. 5:00—(2) The Early ‘Show. (7) world rice . Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. . 5:30—(4) Kit Carson. Jewish Study Planned | from =~ 16 Landed 17 Coaprey } 3 Female sheep Seed 21 container Card a 2 Mock 28 Emploved 1 co T CLEA! - Fs | As | i 19 Small mass was held for investigation today in the rape-slaying of a 6-year-old neighbor girl. Detective Inspector Thomas Co- chill, said James McCruter told police he-lured Hazel Ann Sutton into a. basement next door to her home yesterday and attacked and killed her with the grate handle her attorney, Miss Sullavan said “a misunderstanding took place’ and she and her husband had been. staying with friends, did not identify, i The actress attributed her hus-) band’s explanation that she was ill to the fact that he is “a busi- hessman not connected with show business."’ to a furnace. ? _ Super Bargains! Television! HAMPTON ELECTRIC $25 W. Huron FE 4-2525 | Shaw’s profits have been plowed | back into the project, but he estimates that the mink will fi- mance his college education in : the next three years. ; nator a SIMAOD lavestment’awelt at a $10,000 investment await- @ Cyclone keeps out intrudere—||ing his graduation if he chooses keepa from trampling lawns ||: return to mink raising on a full and flowers, Saves care and - lltime basis. Cyclone is & fence. Made of : ‘| heavy ga and built to Ls . No down payment“Eary a Floating Garbage Can It: Just phone and say “Please send Leo Anglia tg babs foun of Gone me the free that me b “flow ” how I can fence my bome.” vy a ting. garbage can,” the| Operstor and Ask for: boat Ramona. It patrols more ‘than ENterprios oot (he Gl stones) 20 miles of water front three times Arey Detrelt la week, picking up garbage and| Office Open Saturday Mornings | itrash from deep-water ships that) are anchored or docked for cargo. 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