ease NEWS SERVICE PRESS UNITED PRESS | PROTOS Pontiac tay ar to labor. to help put the United a Fund drive over the: top, _ . : * ke : : iors than 30 000 industrial workers are. beitig ‘axkea for pledges to keep 54 UF-sypported agencies running: ‘at a next year. ~ ves Bal L jers stressed that. «full participation in the - | s.CallEmergency P= Session of U.N. ea =: Today i in Crises reach tke; Top Aides Confer a *, bec “ oe $612, 202 202,55. to be ; Campaig 4 Attacker Hit : infields With Nonstop Raids 4 See, | Israelis: Say Nasser’s 4 by the | on ‘Way to End. Fighting, | Troops Are Retreating: _ 7 orts to get. | | Keep US. ‘Clear: - on Sinai Peninsula | A big par « . picrday was the - UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. LONDON (#. — B rit Ish : $115,000 gift forp. This sum. in- lec U.N, Sous a and French planes carried e ie gifts p p vision, GMC Truck jaan cy seashell ' n on nonstop attacks on Egyp- — : Coach Di Body Division. | tbs ne ze to deck a | tian airfields today .and : .? : ei y i" C, ete a Cairo announced attacking To x b quota, the UF must turn by eaten Fee or aircraft sank an Egyptian ‘ to f to the individual workers: Ieeel on % ce fshteen’ in the Suez Canal a hg. the plea. for 100 per cent | ae ns | |_blocking traffic and cut- ny, pienso ma 4 iting off oil shipping to reports of pledges collected reas viaere torent ah orl \Europe. ; as $72,300 announced yesterday by he am ri were oe . | Cairo said British and sstrial Division chairman. ts ed Mi participation or more is vas if workers are to meet ed 7-2 last night to summon the ee rw | * __ the division's quota. | Assembly after Britain and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ee TBAT Eetenen wt ila sy from fighting swirling between q , * s . [renee pear Senet = My es Ou ‘he Michigan scene. Gov. al 0 nswer Jonig eae Nemes ‘et Egypt prom} Egyptian and Israeli forces in the 4 ae , a 4 > \. Praise yesterday went to two plants where workers @mmounced aim of occupying the ba pigeon runming for “ fifth term | 3 Millage to village, homes + * eetiag ©. went over quotas. Maxwell reported empioyes at Ameri-ittri Eeypdan tighting. Me terday his Hiepublican oppelint | WASAIMEYTON. w President) PITTSBURGH o@ = Adiaj F.,"/2ce” until Eevpt wine. victory. it ae bes oe an can Forging and Socket Co. pledged $1,892 with a goal . Mayor Cobo is either Eisenhower, reportedly planding Stevenson’ canceled two upstate , 1", 2 minute brostiast AON) fighting with Israeli troops. Bat | ~~ Of $1,886 ndé tnd wed “ignorant or guilty of deliberate new jabs: at shAMha'E, Stevenson, New York addresses today fo 1 would fight = the inet drop of| 0° _ Swart claimed | Eyptian : 3 F tmisrepresentation” in saying the returns to the campaig platform into New York City for a “eepeagl bo ° troops were in retreat and would At Universal Oil-Seal Co., where soliciting ts 39 | ns council for a eee = gavernor failed to help bring nat- tonigiit in Philadelphia for further wide television - radio talk = his 3, blood to secure Egyptian §-| som be cut off in the Sinai Pen: per cent complete, employes have topped their $958 | Egypt and withdrawal of Israeli as oH bl gece the Federal em the «Middle East/theme that Eisenhower adminis“ gg ¢ insula. - . at | crisis. tration policies “have brought the «. f di Even before E t nhounced. >> goal — pledges totaling $1.221, Maxwell an tréops. ‘ — se ety ng In a television-radio address to whole world to the brink of war.” }, nS Soca wean blocking of the cmt shipping : noun lars the — introduced th eg ts, TE ee seo i he be ‘carried coast to coast by NBC.. The Democratic standard-bearer' tributed to everyone able to carry|was reported turning back from i - The luncheon yesterday also heard Special Gifts a id © of failing to help,” we_President_ may have some- called off political talks scheduled them. We shall fight hard. We its approaches because of danger - : of the 7%6-nation Assembly will con- COld accuse me of failing to he BS 2s for Sy 4 Roch N.Y. : Fe Chairman H. Wayne Gabert announce his torchlighters sider S Udbed © ob Glas ial never sive've We ek AM oe ee ae e g Si recommendations to U. N. Cebe who introduced Vice | (See Eisenhower's last night but planned to go ahead with a from village to village from place’ Egypt asked other Arab states — have gone over the top. With a quota of $68,483 sought — for collective measures, President Nixon to a Detroit rally | py speech on page 2.) speech set for 9:30 at a big night to place. We shail: be victorious.” to block. another source for Middle from the community's big givers, solicitors have collected including ‘‘the use of armed force) did wot make a niajor address. “vally in Buffalo's Memorial Audi- ‘East cilthe pipelines from the when necessary.” But Republican Jehn B. Martin . som hy, tOriUITT. rod ~ 820, he said. Less drastic ste Id include dr., running f secretary (of thing to sy about @ contention by smal abagresg centers Tr Causa c, ery can ie om aA oa Wulnsas, —, te Stevenson, his Democratic oppon- He intends te fly te —- Leads Attack Tare | Harkey aie ‘i : , . ent, that “‘the world is on the after delivering the rpt e 0 plomatic re educational front. brink of war again’ because, speech in New. York. lations with Britain and France, Mar 4 th ‘O0< | Ghectecnn - . vost Ye : : W e ‘re Getting W armer: Class Time Cut Darapra meses the gre. Stevenson said, Eisemhowet's Roger Tubby, assistant’ Steven- eaten WES sa atc with sible for increased salaries for oe a ae . ” “son press secretary, first an- 3 ‘ faculty membe “ai Michiana Sixt East have been disastrous. nounced that. all three; upstate. ALARMS SOUNDED Ke . ef R y members at Michigan’ State Time of thé address is 9:30 y York tal ; out, = ‘ 2 OF omeo [ | University. He said the recommen- 5 m., Pontiac time. “e ew talks were © but | Cairo dispatches said five air were not allowed to attend classes yesterday because of unacceptable (haircuts, school officials reported today. _Fiigh school principal Harold F. dations came from John Hannah, ommendation, he said, was directly to the Legislature. Martin. State’s Men's Chib, said some 67 million dollars appropriated in the past seven years for capital im- Stevenson made his statement Taree Romeo high school boys University president. and this rec- in a campaign speech in Pitts- made burgh last. night, and contended again, as he had earliet in New speaking t0 Michigan yory that the Eisenhower admin- istration “bears heavy responsibil- ity’ for the situation, later. said Stevenson would keep) his Buffalo engagement, PLANS CHANGE “The hostilities in Egypt virtual-| lv crowded out all other issues in! Stevenson’s strategy as he en-: ‘tered the final stage of a cam- paign which finds him seeking to raid alarms sounded in Cairo up to early afternoon, and Egyptian military headquarters claimed six _ British planes were shot down over the Nile delta, ‘Troops of the two Western na- itions had not showed up in the jarea of operations, but their land. : provements. at Michigan's higher U. 8. TO DUCK “ | ing on Egyptian soil was expect- “| Bare and Supt..T. C. Filppula had educational institutions aigp came . a nationwide TV-radio ad- =e a ried iaitieve on the ‘peace ed. : previously said the situation “has frony recommendations; of educa- ‘dress from Wash last ht, — — cleared up” tors to the ener alk he = ago Sere Stevenson's campaign staff British planes with cannon and .Qne boy was renbentted after e . z mes oo 4 awaited word from. the major rocket fire were reported in offi- “nonpolitical.”’ isenhower sab cial announcements here and at @ three-week campaign thermomete?in-tront of the courity eouit= “How did Israel get that way?”, Page 24. - 1952, intend to Cano eee CB alg vay grt eoatene ¥6 ee yea tis and French tam pulls senk ply" Pike 23. ji voters ay gah ew aaline re is one in NM Ola, Ut Saale pa om a eae is. = by Nov. 16, when the campaign is to end. d ie eager’: said talk acer re Page. 2. / women, which one candidate capt 63 electoral vote 9 * era sale Parana ‘aw er i eg A BS ee > . vy diz " =o a rem £ { ; ; ; hay u } ee eee ‘ oo coe } T> oe ee ; rome oe, : ; ; «| oa fee? f ~~ ae SOM e AS Bev eo = \F - Meer Af Ny ye ee Ne yy on may ek x a oo i" cee ff rat 8, oe ae *. She fs Hilda Schrubba, UF volunteer from Pontiac, who is filling in| . 'a Visit to the barber shop yester- day, and the. other two were back |in classes this morning, with nein) cuts. \ Lebanon, Iraq .and Saudi Arabia: Eden i in Political ‘Stew LONDON. (INS)\—Prime Minister Anthony Eden's government faces a major political ‘crisis. today as Egypt” policy, 7 \In Today's Press County News......... a men Programs. cee Britain split over the “bombs-over- | BAGHDAD (INS) — Says Weatherman: - Fog in Pontiac Area weatherman. A low (66 to 70 and-skies will be partly’ cloudy. - Preceding 8 ame the we tem- perature recorded downtown was’ 3. -q™iercury climbed to 70 degrees at 2 p.m. = Cairo, Paris Break Ties. ernment announced today Egypt, ‘has broken off diplomiftic roman, The govern- You ‘Wl Want Today's editorial ‘on the question: have i to Read . The inside stories onthe current crisis in Egypt: temperature! ‘PARIS (INS)—The French gov-| jthe United States will avoid ‘ ivolvement” in the present Middle - st fightin eecekeeest Press Secretary gram from Stevenson ¢xpress- In announcing that the Presi-| dent will discuss the Middle East jsitaation further tonight, _ {Continued on Page 28, Col." 6) Hagerty television and radio networks on his request for free time to reply to President Eisenhower's 15 minute talk tast night on the erisis in the Middle East. /same time. ‘New York City indicated that he will make his TV hower even if the —_ on Page- mocratic par-| ly to Eisen- 98, Ca. 1) | Cyprus, their base, to be strik-~ ing hard at five Egyptian air- fields in the Suez tone and Nile delta in‘an effort to destroy Nas- ser’s Soviet-built MIG air force ey aP Wirephete stroyed 14 Egyptian planes on the ish Middle East land - forces, | It was tested. ibe said, to in- Britain's “ Ministry of Defense gel gs" antiaircraft fire and & said yenterdey. (Continued on Page 28, Col. o. The ‘final tabulation of the na- tionwide Babsonpoll inditates Pres- a aii will be re-elected, 4 g the relatively the President a Te “would giv 2.3 million, su plurality of a! Late tabulations indicatea ring interest in the indepen- it candidacy of, T. Coleman 45, 8 MI aici. me _". on Ox beet in Guam Food New. veecee.. 35 thru 4 | The Babsonpoll originated in 1957, °™ | _. ae 53, 54,55, o ‘Martial Lew i in Iraq | -land was extremely accurate that. Nips may be supported by write-. on that, base here is the, way | Theaters o.oo... year and in 1934. im votes in 9 humber of other - ner a if Se | Safe_ for Eisenhower — Calif., , | conan eesetbeneuus veces ment of Iraq declared. martial law Mai Mi Memes’ Pages gs ee 8 oe the country today. ‘no more than a token 8 hy. iN N. i TE a "Oe. vole in any of these areas, §. D., Vt, Wis. and wae. OB Witile af Babsoiipoll "Endings show jelectoral "pa. (96 electoral votes). ve. handing whl Gt pee: eens ©, 52 per cent of the combined vote. States in the\49 per cent oS ae ‘Cold.,, Conn., Idaho, Ind.- Kan.,| Leaning. to- Eisenhower — Ariz., Tll., Iowa, Md., Minn., Nev. and — oe i ! in-the-way-they—— 2 Patio. ot 6 sale ee NG \ ei j cka = a pote wan tae Wes Po | ~ Ihave gone about ages ing a new courthouse? : ee metres, beg hag > as United Fund now Stands at 45 per vent of its $612,202 goal. You'll find it on 6 of y's Pontiac Press. basd “sate 1¢ the leading. cans Va, (131 electoral votes). date is Wikely. to receive 52'per cent | beaning to Stevenson — Del. and ) James C. Hagerty said_that-at . ser encit , 5 Arab Nations Mobilize : the time Ehealewer "cent on . Eisenhower spoxe from Washing: [om the ground. y “ Tt will be foggy tonight says our, ie aie be had leat rad 6 tele: ton af7 p.m. and Stevenson wotild — - 4 — BEIRUT (INS) — Syria, Joedan, like to go on the air at se, the ~! British pilots said they had de- ‘were mobilizing today amid bitter Of 4 to 58 is predicted for Pontiac ing bege “that: you will 1 The announcement here boat the BOSS MAN—Leader of British ‘ground, including Soviet MIGIS = |sennuichetons of Jamaal . ex vicinity: faroaet a ee precipitate 1 mocratic presidential / nominee rl — gl Egypt is fighters. The pilots said they had = : 7 |Frenc ” burgh af/2 p.m. for, Ge Charles Keightly, for- encountered almost no resistance, : : h attacks on Eaypt/ | Tomorrow's high will be around will leave Pittsburg P met commander-in-chief of Brit- * es ; z be : “st : L a a, PONTIAC) “PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 L 1956 a bt Oe en eg eT by oe | WASHINGTON @ . re Mideast" Solin ie, On tie A es ernment considers the. British, rand -Israeli~-actions wrong, Eisen- hower declared, “is in no way to minimize oGr friendship with these —— nor our determination to maintain those friendships.” _“For we are fully aware of the graye anxieties of Israel, of Brit- ain and of France,” he went on. “We knew that they have- been subjected to grave and repeated provocations.” He said the Middle East situa- tion is not one “that calls for ex- travagant fear or hysteria.” After gaying that Egypt had pro- vided -‘‘repeated. provocations’’ to. continued: AGAINST U.N. “The present fact, sipnetheleas, seems clear: the” actions taken can scarcely be nciled with the principles and purposes of the United Nations to which we have ,all subscribed. jaa tewend this, we are forced to doubt that resort to war will for long serve the per- /Taanent interests of the attacking’ Tnations.” cell .|the remedy for these wrongs. * * jout law. And there can be no law ‘Terael,~ Britain _ France, he. _li¢ help, “ls, an the recent ecehbed” in the Middle East,” he said, .“‘there | have indeed been injustices #if- fered '.by all nations involved, But 1 do not believe that another in-| strument of injustice — war — is Keehn said. _ nensliensis Evans Offers Dividend DETROIT — Evans. Products . Co, _— a quarterly dividend! friends.” ; :) of cents a share on+-common = * e© @° #@s stock payable “Nov. 26 to stock- Earlier in his speech, Eisenhow. holders of Proce Nov, 15, “There can be no peace — with- —if we were to invoke one code of] international conduct for those who oppose us — and another for eall FE 2-9019 after 4:30 p.m.,) | | TRAY aod SATURDAY “sacks ) : Famous Ingraham ‘STURDY. . Ce se aa ALPINE’ 40-Hour Windup Pocket Watch 3 Aloe Clock, er said that ‘“‘in Eastern Europe - ‘there is the dawning of a new iday."” = pt e° * * “If the Soviet Union faithfully acts. upon its announced’ inten ition,”* he said, ‘the world will wit- ness the greatest forward stride toward justice, trust and uader- pees THE ITEM COME TO SIMMS FOR THE LOWEST PRICES ON “NATIONALLY ADVERTISED DRUGS —] CHECK THE PRICE . oN standing among nations in our bist end seneter Specials _ Bebe Reserved to Limit Quantities generation.” : 5 _ He reaffirmed -U. S. readiness | to assist the new governments of Hungary-and Poland with econom- Yy 7 VY, yd 8c Value The Day in Birmingham the past, * ‘said if a radio-TV brondenst 40! Oakland @minty Democrats this the nation lastnight, “the United vare winding up their ‘cam- Nations has proved able to find a for the home stretch, _ | Way to end bloodshed. We believe With the general election only it can and. will do so again.’ x pA penne Dae and wey He said the United States would ers: have scheduled three candi-\do all in its power to localize rallies, organized attendance the fighting and to end the con- Fleet are stipe * in the evacuation. EScSoe aa.” <4 * WARN SHIPS - | He said ‘the U. N. Gerterat* ‘As- ‘Gate av. sembly should be able to bring/meanwhile, advised-all U: -S.-mer- "Rallies tonight will be held in | “the opinion of the world’’ to bear chant ships to avoid the Suez Ca- . Royal Oak Women’s Club ang in | on. the situation created “by Ig- nal area until the Middle Past “Busbman Hall in Lake Orion. An-rael’s attack on Egypt and Brit-)Situation ts clarified. other will be held tomorrow night jish-French intervention. Pete naah =~ rig ed tan. atertord Town: Al... 8 n “Bias, Township CAI Capes ALLIES, ISRAEL lien said: “In the ineanatanees : He chided Britain, France and’ I -have described, there will be : “Missing ne bets,.a State Central Israel but added that all had been no United States involvement’ in| \, (oemmittee instructor ‘will conduct provoked by Egyptian -actions, these present hostilities.”’ \a class for ballot ghallengers to-| He said he has no ‘plan to call)’ Eisenhower declared that es s. night at § p.m. ‘in Democratic special session of,Congress. But raeli, British and French decisions headquarters in Pontiac's Rodse- he promised to, maintain close con-'to attack Egypt were. decisions velt Hotel. All Democratic election tact with nr eesionsh leaders, —itaken in error.” — workers ie been urged to attend. : = E According fe the. Sate Central - Committee, county Democrats are organizing a — hes big — aso ine rice ' .-., chartered buses t to Stevenson rally sccneron die 4 D 0 C t Local Filling Stations | the Fox Theater, Detroit. . The presidential candidate’ : speech, preceded by a specia variety show, will be eee to | | | '\Commission Receives Retirement Board. Report —s which ip ttdw called eee es us Gace BIRMINGHAM — City employes! Seudepenkers. . Pass On Wholesale. Cut here paid a total of $40,903, into) Pembrook Manor. Democrats have been told to, to Consumers = og a NEM. She died Wednesday at her home “bring your own flashlight” to the| * | election eve torchlight parade in) South Oakland Couhty. To be led by Gov, G. Mennen: ’ Williams, the parade will start on/ Woodward Avenue at Greenlaf Street and head north on Wood- ward to 12 Mile Road, turning west | to the Carpenter's Hai! in Berkley The decrease is part of a one- | Pontiac Deaths = cent drop passed from. whole. | ifit on securities came to $20,- - Frank J. Crawford _| salers to retailers. !756, he report — Total. re- Standard Oi Co. started the price-ceipts'were $184,354 The death of Frank J. Crawford, cuts Mondag@and was followed by) Disbursements included $23,331 in * §5, of 168 Norton Ave. occurred the Shell Oil ‘Co. and Pure Oil Co. pensions paid to beneficiaries, | Wednesday afternoon at St. Joseph - Latest to cut prices were Econ-|and $2,638 in annuities paid to bene- Mercy Hospital after a nine days’ omy Oil Co., Sun Oil Co., Speed- | ficiaries. iliness lway Petroleum Corp., Gulf Oil Co., He had lived in Pontiac «forty the Texas Co., Sinclair Refining Co.’ years, and was a retired station- and the Socony Mobil Oil Co. aPy ee from the Pontiac City COST TO DEALERS oe city commissioners The funds were supple: the city’s contribution of the retirement board reports. Securities purchased with totaled $37,166, with a gasoline ptices have, been cut one cent per gallon at the majority of -filling stations in the Pontiac area, John W. Nerlinger| | |Jr., executive secretary of the Re- tail Gasoline Dealéfs™ Assn. of| | |Michigan, said today. Retail prices dropped to 22, cents for regular and 35.2 for pre-, \mium. , $19,833 interest geined, including funds for the water department, sewage department, Park, Parking System, and Bald- win ieee. * * Completion of the new Jacob-. son's building, to house a boy's | wear department and other fea-| tures, will be within several weeks, The new prices to the dealers according to the Chissus Construc- He was born in Argyle, the | or regular gasoline will be . 16.3 _son of Wm. H. and Mary Craw. cents per gallon, ‘ford, and was married to Rose premium. Daugherty. _. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Allan Parkinson of Sylvan Enke and Mrs. Harold Bellamy) of Mayville and ‘a son Earl H.! Crawford of South Lyon, and eight | eens and six greatgrand- Idren. Also surviving is a broth-| ce er Clayton of DeFo | mnoteriet. Service will be at 2 06 p.m. Sat-) Nerlinger said the decrease was roll call program on famous ‘quota. | Urday from the Donelson-Johns Fu- based on Standard's ‘explanation'tions. neral Home. The minister will be that it was a readjustment of the BL Rev, Edgar A. Lucas of St. Philip's wholesale cost in keeping with, Square dancing to the galls of Episcopal Church of Rochester. economic conditions. Burial will be at White Chapel - — Cranbrook Show Memorial Cemetery. UF Headquarters of Theater Prints | | to Open Saturday Announces Gifts \ An exhibit of 40 modern~ and | ‘eontemporary-prints of the theater, The following gifts of more than ballet and. circus will go on dis- $50 have been anriounced by the'play at the Cranbrook Academy) Pontiac Area United Fund head- of Arts, beginning Saturday after-| building at Willets street and Wood- — C. Clarke, president of Ward avenue. the Clarke Oil Co., ‘distributor | The retall firm hopes to open for 30 Marathon stations in the | | the store for Christmas gift bus- | county, said, although the retail prices are controfléd by the deal. | * ers, he expected all would “xs | The Pythian Sisters Tem ple,. No. | | along with the price cut to the 94 wil) meet on Tuesday at the. ithe Friday meeting of the Supper iClub at Birmingham Congregation-| ‘al Church. Frank and Ruth Clark are in charge of arrangements for the 6:45 p.m. dinner and will be as- sisted by the Allen Abbotts, the | Mark Andersons, the Hira Ander- sons, the Clark Alberts, the Reb- ert Bensingers, the Dick Bensons, and ‘the Bob ——— * * Hutions to eity, projects, with \ tion Co., working on the remodel-' and 188 for ing of the former Wilson Cadillac ! after a brief iliness. Her husband, "|Robert J., died on April 4 of this ber “) the First Presbyter- jan’ Birmingham, Mrs.| Moore Pathog by two sons, |Herbert and Young _j. Moore, both of BauingheM a. brother Yoseph Parks,.Birmingham: four grandchildren and: six great, -grand- iow Area Fim Sold. S$}. Joseph Rub Alcohol _ “SIMMS PRICE Election Slows. New Building Bloomfield Inspector Says Permits Down One-Third BLOOMFIELD .TOWNSHIP — ‘Building permits have taken a drop iby one third of their usual total in this township, in the last two. weeks, and is blamed by Building! ‘Inspector “Cart ‘Rhodes “on prospec- tive home buyers waiting for the: Nev. 6 election:- “ We'll Just wait and see wheth-| er. = or Adlai wins!’ they're say- | ‘ing,”’ Rhodes reports, TD spresine PRICE Y for $65 Million Baltimore Co. Purchases of Birmingham. The Commercial Credit Co. of. Baltimore, Md.,/ annougced- it ‘has ‘acquired the crane Dearborn Mo- tors Credit-Corp. of Brimingham, | for approximately $65 million. The company said yesterday it. formed a new subsidiary to acquire mer Dearborn Motors Firm, and| ‘has given the new subsidiary the | ‘Community House at 8 p.m., for a Same name as the old firm. The new Dearborn Motors Credit iCorp. will carry on its operations as a separate unit, specializing in the financing of tractors and farm Jose Freese is on the agenda of ¢ q yi p ment, “the -announcement here this year than in any year said. | The ‘Commercial Credit Co. re- ‘lease said operating personne] of ithe old company “will be retained | ,and augmented by employes from } subsidiaries of Commercial Credit Plans have been made eS expand ithe operations of the new company in order to afford a full integrated iservice for tractor and farm ma- ‘chinery distributors and ~ dealers quarters: ‘noon and continuing on weekends’ At a recent meeting of the ,throughout the United States.” $ comereet cnet Co : —e throughout November. Bloomfield Hills Camera Club, | — j fous tamer 6 bs Cieaiita, The prints, more than half of William ‘McNeil of Berkley was ’ ») S—Combinati : ‘De Biwin Dobett -“. 44838 which -are in color, are from the Presented with the annual award | Don’t You Pay More! 4 FIRST agi rie ena ih we he nes ate and tn pnt Tecate torts was CIGARETTES || BILLFOLD aan en ces 120.00 pret the world of stage and/arena Prints, The color trophy was, won Sia ment accoern T7,:" janes I graphic art iby: Mrs. Cart Tate of Royal Oak. a ES Il ond MATCHED SET. Bate SB Greghtnigh oo. 10000) A Wide range ‘of nationalities Penaske oe. ped pre mre < Per Carton —Look What You Get For— en Co a . 10.00 [3 @lenn C. Gillespie - “prog are included in thése works ie ream ent ES whlch constite- w- survey el. Hide of Birmingham. | ‘ ‘armer ‘Snover Funeral! Home aoe 43.00 printmaking in j ‘Europe and | 89 | Shave Cream Mast Aibee'etdua oc ig Atvertcn. The pictures are trom |/ Mrs, Eitzabetn Moore || | Oe POUND Dekiond Gott Water Servite 71.” soon, worne by totems artiety. of Service for Mrs. Elizabeth| 6 Tax i _ Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mowbray... $0.00 America, France, Spain, and Moore, 85, of 644 Ridgedale, will Regular size Michigan anorment ca — Italy, We / lbe at the Bell Chapel of the W 1-! . 49 igh us 3 D. x peraley Punersl Howe .... ee The exhibit will be open to the liam R- -Hamilton Co., at 1 p.m. eneredes : Toews Sule eee eres ‘2! seco’ public Saturdays and Sundays from Saturday with interment. in coke low prices.” > Rite Motel oil. cee ceec ees a7 2 yom Large some may age |Cemetery. range to see it on. weekdays | Mrs. Moore, Birmingham resi- / More than 1,000 feet of metat pi pipe copttacting the art academy; office. dent for 34) years, previously tk Men's Plastic Billfold eltield __ Cable and conduit are required to Phe ré will be no admission, = owned the farm home in Troy of Personal Pocket Comb ‘Guaranteed | complete the—construction of an/ * All’ Metal Tweezers D ~~ average small residence built jn * Manicure Emery Boards ouble-Edge a the U. 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PERRY BETWEEN PIKE & WATER TI ime. | [ Sullivan Show. ‘Biitiont or r Big Sleep t Elvis’ Usual Crowds | Hibernation Ils suit Among Big Mysteries. in Animal Life “By EARL WILSON ‘NEW- YORK Perhaps some of you young ladies will wish] a lock of my crew: cut now that I have personally, and in the) presence of bona-fide witnesses, touched Elvis Presley. i Not too many requests, please, for the locks of my crew cut. WASHINGTON. ~~ As the days are limited. However ... grow chilly, a mysterious’ force: Well dt occurred in‘Ed Sullivan's dressing room, 10 minutes f within celtain creatures seems to after his TV show. Ed was just leaving. say: “Well, it's jist about time to go underground for a — long ‘But.Elyis and some of his Dixie-talking, buddies were. staying around, waiting rest.’ The big set Ba state of sus- fer the crowd to thin, se pended animation—is nature's way Elvis could escape with of tiding vulnerable animals over his sideburns intact. “How.we gonna get out of the lean cold. days of winter, the’ National Geographic Society says. Men, who lengthen ‘their own days here?” Elvis was asking as he with artificial light -and eften—ap- nervously roamed | the big | pear — on crowding. 13 months/ room. ~. into each year, call it hibernation “Through te basement,” But they go sot tow how it the fellow answered. happens. NATURE. BA? a Out on the steps: his cousin, ~-! — friend antt—watchdog, Gene Take the woodehuck. / Having Smith, who also has side-- made a storage tocker of its body the rodent stows away a snack of PUTAS, Was waiting for news green fodder on the siim chance it that the crowd was melting may wake up hungry before spring. @ little so_he could try it. But Then the drowsy animal seajy~its it wasn't melting. + burrow, rolls into a furry ball,/ and’ * * * goes into a trance. Pulse and ; Ls ELVIS breathing approsch the vanishing. “Where's Tom -Parker?” I - , point: asked Elyis, referring to his manager. Seemingly dead, the woodchuck “Probably down in lobby: selling pictures, ” Elvis smiled, sleeps month after month jike a Paying in this way @ ‘nice’ =e & the Colonel's money - } slow - burning lamp that need 9° making propensity. almost no fuel. They say it’s “Cunnel Tom” who's made Eivis a potential Ground squirreis, hedgehogs initijonaire * only 21, badgers, bats. and dormice also. «gq lev you go a little more with the hips this show,” I find cozy hideaways for the winter. “yemarked. “Bat it seemed fine to me.” jas do bears, snakes, turtles, frogs, ; “spiders, mosquitoes; ¢rayfish, “Oh, I didn't ‘do anything vulgar!” Elvis spoke up quickly. snails and some worms. ~ - “Listen,” he turned to one of his buddies, “what time we got ‘Some of nature’s sleepyheads to shoot that picture tomorrew?” ? take astonishingly/long naps. One’ “I hate to tell you,” replied the one addressed. “You got to classic case confounded the British pe up at 6: 30. We better rush that basement right now.” Museum. Four, years after the * * * presumably empty shell of an. ,.. , = nog Egyptian desert siiail was mounted, COME On. let's go!” Elvis sang out. Like. a football team on a card, the snail crawled out. dashing out onto. the field, we all swept down into the base- hungry for ment. under the stage, and then to the door. leading onto wear, Broadway where some cops, seeing us coming, cleared the way. FEW TRUE RIBERNATORS Elvis pierced the crowd expertly, wriggling out of squealing Few of the sleepyheads are true little girl's hands, and dived into a taxicab that shot away. but none the worse prvaddey sage sain for | There was a moan and a groan from the fans and a few sleep in a normal state in dark’ jicked themselves up off the sidewalk onta which they snig dens, consuming the fat stored up in their bodies during a had been upset in the rush. ‘summer eating spree. Mother ’ And that's the way it is almost every time “Elvis goes any bears give birth, to cubs during where. I imagine It could, in a few years, grow irksome ithe twilight sleep, True hibernatars, a smal! oP THE MIDNIGHT EARL... of notihern mammals, underg ee radical physical: changes that are Jackie Gleason and Marilyn Taylor. sister of June Taylor, baffling. Body funrtions virtually were together again ‘after a jot of ‘months apart? . The cease. So low is the flame of life “Oklahoma” ae several stories high on the Mayfair Theater ‘that : a = a ofa has a misspell! . Jayne Mansfield, who starts “Wayward minute- unking in water i . sce pla ee a Oe through laboratory: tests, have PS ‘ lived for four hours in deadly Tommy Dorsey's son Steven, 4, sang “Hot Diggety” all carbon dioxide. the way through the other night from the bandstand ... ~ Significantly, the hibernators Audrey Meadows gets out of things by saying, “I ean't . 0 seem to have trouble maintain- ing stable bedy heat even in . | summer. In hibernation. they be. | “Gome, in effect, “cold-blooded Now -that he’s skinny, creatures. ‘ people, “Hi, Fat Man!” Earl's Pearls .., It's when a woman hasn't been to the hair- dresser for two weeks.” says Bob Olin, “that ‘she shows her true colors.” TODJY’S BEST LAUGH: “When I was a sailor and had threaten. been at sea 18 months, we were = eager for girls. we used to -_ stand in line to dance with a mop.” Bob Sweeney on CBS TV. __ Now and then. researchers find wigs PD SAJD THAT: “The average wife wears nylons in § clues to the riddie of hibernation Two scientists at the University of 2@TO weather But. still requires 90 per cent of the blanket.’ Wisconsin have found that hiber. —Lou Apuzzo. nators*have hyper-irritable hearts A famous Hollywood Producer. savs Bill Haley. told his This condition sets the heart throb- taient scouts, “Will you please go out and find me a new star . That's earl, brother. bing at the slightest stimulus and tg discover” (Copyright 1956, The Hall | Syndicate, Inc.) my sister's pregnant.” “Fess Parker got $100,000 richer out of Davy Crockett Fat. Jack .E. Leonard. salutes other Their body temperatures remain only a few degrees above that of the surrounding air, the two rising and falling together. Ag ‘a safe- guard, nature provides a built-in thermostat that awakens the un- conscious animal if freezing should keeps it going when the body heat Qdrops to q level that no other _ . a animal could long withstand ~ Birds don't hibernate, -as a rule In 1946, however, biologist :dmund Mule Slice Town during a long chase and finally trotted over line C. Jaeger found a poorwill en- . ; the city limit” sconced: in a rock cleft in Cali. DURHAM, N. C. uw — Police- where he was out of reach of the fornia’s Chuckwalla Mountains. man C. J. Simpson tried to en- Durham ordnance. Said Simp- ordnance ponies son's official. reports ‘The sleeping bird was watched force an ‘When said mule left city, 1 through four winters in its rocky stray mules. nest _The mule kept out of peach stopped.” 6 0 © © @ (O SIDE SADDLE | 11.95 a a en ee) Penalio faces jte classic saddle on the side for its smart look. Smooth fit, blissful comfort... its crepe sole and its. wonderful styling make it-a-tavorite of all. Leathers in Tan Red White Shags. Tan, Teddy Bear, Grey. $ te 10 S-N-M. STEP LIVELY in MAJORETTE a 95° Way out front . . fashion parade! crosses yout instep, on this sling- back wedge, to .double its eye- appear. It's an easy-going classic, with @ devotion to your: comfort leading Fall's > In Block and Tan Cherge Yours et i nite 5 te 10. S-N-M. Waite's ,.. 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BE goo © DAYTIME STRETCH ~~. thinestone rondelies or thetediane front raetiat “ Proportioned | We Charge: Yours at Waite’s -@- Hurry in today! —— | sized Sed} pa woe Street At Floor @ x Wu's. Street Floor wes 500 to 730) es Hees ’ \ THE, PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER i. 1996 Powriac Pxess ta delivered by seth epere carrier Aen is se rete o an Genesee, Livingston, Macomb, CT Counties it ts Buty ‘ Se clsewere = 4 for! Tobeeriptons payable bar advance =e a MEMBIR OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS be acai NOVEMBER 1, 1956 ae Is Board J ustified — il in Courthouse. Planning? The Press last week published a series of articles describing how the Oakiand County Board of Super- visors has gone about its plans to ‘build a new. coufthouse. These arti- cles brought out considerable infor- -- mation previously ‘unknown to most county residents. x ok * 2 The -eounty reports that it will have sufficient: money to pay for the first unit by the time work. is com- pleted. There are some who question this. These ‘critics maintain that, “since the supervisors have already “spent the one-tenth of a mill levied in the past few years on other build- sings they cannot now say they will be spending it for the new court- house. ~- = The supervisors say the money , has been replaced by surpluses from other funds. Admittedly there is room for difference of opinion, here, but since ~ this _ switching of funds has been regu- lar procedure over a considerable ' period of years, The Press is inclined to go along with the supervisors’ viewpoint, but more about this fund switching later. . The Press believes that the county apenas have done well generally in the way they have set about’ build- ing a new courthouse. I¢*telieves their statement that the ty’s financial operations fave been con- ee honestly. ~~ * * * The Press regrets, however, that the supervisors have felt it necessary to violate the law in some past years. by spending more than a tenth of a mill on capital improvements. We Believe that, at the very least they ‘should have gone to the legislature first in an effort to have this limita- tion changed. And there is room for argument whether some of the new buildings were so badly needed, as the. supervisors contend, that they could not. take time to go to the public for authorization. Certainly elected public officials should always set an example of observance of the law. The Press agrees that this _ Mmitation was unreasonably low Yor a county the size of Oakland which was facing unusually rapid growth. When the county’ did go to Lansing this year, the Legislature changed the law, so that hereafter any budget sur- - pluses may legally be. placed in the building fund. - Thus this » question preeumanty will. not arise again. There has been criticism of the way money has been switched “from one fund to another. The super- visors defend this action on the_ grounds that by so doing they have saved the taxpayers thousands of dollars in interest by avoiding out- ‘side botrowing. In effect the county has borrowed from itself. * xk -* So long as this switching of funds is done to savé money and never is ,done for any other purpose, The believes the procedure may be E fied, if it is legal. ‘However, the _ Practice easily could be carried- to - as iat setid officials should | always bear in mind that there might some day be less honest _ men, ine office and precaution should be taken to see that prac: \ : Verbal Death heel ing procedure. The second is more pu ig conduct. of the county govern- . ment, with a complete realization on the part of every official that the . public is entitled to full knowledge of what is going on at all times. ee ee, ok The county budget at’ present is set up in such a way that there is.a departmental budget and a non- departmental budget. In addition there are other county. operations that never appear in the budget, re- volving funds that the public, and apparently even some supervisors, hardly know exist. Se : \Meetings of the soard of Supervisors - always have been open to press and public. But some meetings of the Ways and Means Committee of the board, for example, have been closed. This does not promote.a feeling. public. Surely, if the county's business is being conducted honestly, and The Press believes it is, then there should be no objection to conducting al) of it openly. _ ‘However, in fairness to the super- visors it must be remembered that Oakland. County is a “big, heavily. populated area, facing metropolitan problems with a governmental and~ financial setup designed to serve counties of a few thousand popula- tion. Considering this handicap, the county officials have done a remark- able job and are entitled to much - more praise than censure: The Man About Town They’re Fed Up Have Had Enough Politics ~to Last Another 4 Years Democracy: Where a person too lazy to vote has the right to beef about the officials elected. In perambulating around the Pontiac area, which is the principal occupation of MAT, he finds that our people are sick and tired of politics. harangued, cajoled, jollied, wisecracked, coaxed, bluffed, flattered, orated, begged, wheedled, ranted, bantered, bogied, duped, anaestheticised, beguiled, praised, con- demned, censored, lectured, warned, wind- jammed and lied to until they wonder how the greatest nation on earth ever got that way. Thanks to their good sense, none of them are frightened They're so dis- gusted that some of the recent political meetings had a bigger attendance of office seekers than of spectators. They've had enough—and then some. They've made up their minds. All they want is to be let alone. Any boiling over of political fantasy between now and Tues- day will be a boomerang on the politician that perpetrates it. Pontiac Kiwanians are staging a rum- mage sale, and Jack Niggeman, | club president, made an appeal Tuesday tor more tlothing to- sell. He waxed so eloquent that one member tore off his tie and contributed it. Then another took off his belt. Another doffed his coat, and the next tossed both coat and _ shirt on the growing pile: --Finally the one and only ‘ Bob Oliver really went all out. When, he'd finished he looked almost like Lady Godiva, After being given an inside peek on the plans for that - _- “Pontiac Salutes Industry” / celebration on Nov. 10, I'll tell the/ world that it had better come to our city ‘that. day. Watch for the details. ‘Twill be an important part of the panacea to bring about our recovery from ne fracas ‘ of Nov. 6. ' He aid | such a good job of thanstorma- tion work on a magazine cover picture of him that _ a. Herb* Justman of 174 South Edith St., has received a personal letter from President Dwight D. Eisenhower. It says: “Thank you so much for send- ing me the magazine cover, bearing my picture that you have changed in such an interesting y. I am sure that yours must be a hobby that requires a great deal of skill, . ith my warm appreciation -and best wish ; chids toe Mr. an Mrs . William H. Tatu -of 378 East Ma ding. “2 Mr, and’ ‘sts. Floyd iediners of Imlay City; golden wedding. . »y i : | é a =f of confidence in-the- mind of the 7 They've been. ever to trust jpomeday .... ield Ave;; golden = i One is a simplification in its account- ze iS, Se ee ae ‘That Stuffs Dangerous Too, Bo } Boys! | H , than other er yee ” Moje of the People Letters From: ondensed’'when 0 I gy ® 7 ; + : A, Vy ‘ ! ask ~ i , sy i Se ho, a hoe = we poe Is ore jb oe Se ee ee ft fe teh ee eae See oe medium sized sin, you offered a lamb. And for a meusiod otfrise, you were fined, .the cost] of a bullock. Indeed, if you didn’t sin enough to fill the coffers of that “den of thieves,” then the priests _ made new rules so you would com- mit“ more religious’ offerises.~ For the church made money iby increasing the number of your sins, which is always a bad system in any religion. | Jesus was a positive clergyman who never traf- ficked in “‘sin”’ money. TEMPLE RACKETEERS / But in those days a Yacket was being, carried on in the Temple. 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NOVEMBER 1 1.1956 ie shes : eC i : "New Book ‘Furnishes: Ammunition on: Every Subject ee Argument Lovers. Now. “Can. Get = rae it = ae with the < book, he’s BY PHYLLIS BATTELLE poate. 44. see another ‘ hurrl- Sargest,; ennallant ine fastest, Haiphong: Indochina, ae ink highset elected TTT lL Ll saueseanen cate's "5 heading up the coast,’|slowest, rarest, richest, hottest, 300,000 persons were killed. and raw cucumber the lowest. ~ Ss AN | : i po ® = NEW YORK (INS)—There is no) ee and batten down |loudest, softest, mostest and/ INANE FACTS For lady gold-diggors, tt mug B 8 certain way of knowing how MARY! 4 iches. Fm stilt paying for |worstest ot almost anything an| “Superlatives” reveals such| gests what perfume. te request (i s arrests, black eyes, broken beer ‘Diane.’ Man, 4 ennetaele ek tie and loca-| ‘at retails at $300.» bottle, For 5 4 ‘\pottles and shattered marriages! damages from dervicenb fs re oe. char Spould sattle| tian of “the*louicet organ stop,’"| animal lovers, it sts \the most |g = have resulted | from American} Sistary.” all questions of fact that man could|the “‘maharajah with the longest| Pobonows snake: The Asstralian ~ 24 Hour Emergency, . man's great indoor hobby—argu- ; dispute. title,” the “longest moustache” in tiger snake, which has it all over Bi a jing the matics point, Second gent: ““Y' crazy?. Worst j * - oe the world, the “earliest recorded| °F dlamond-backed rattlesnakes |@ ——— was Hide. Caused $6 deaths and) piace “it sould reveal Sipped isn ant te “Songae| fe ately at wee IE Prescription Service C Bat this moch ig certain. Rarely 00.00 property damage that gents I and Il and the bartend-|airline ticket ever issued.” In fact, on any subject trom |i i does a day go by when ‘wo gentle-|, Bartender: “Easy, boys. No’use| "22a i tek teamialh . eta _ y A at Water St a jmen_in a bar, say, do not carry jfighting, ampesahy he Galveston, fracas about eek: The worst’ For persons interested in weight ene pastas Pig oo = J 37-39 Ss. Saginaw ot # ee + on 8 cohversation like this: ; vw |Tenas oe n 190 that =. such disaster, it reveals, was a reduction, it reveals that margariné| achievement, in all realms “Supers! 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But he also likes to | Al i 4 Dh: 1) a. : nis | ip are asked what keeps them’ was and must somehow keep! smarter the celebrity the more | by millions , of followers of a, build’ model ‘airplanes with’ his al Ul ss ——~ vee so young. alive or else he'll turn forever} likely he is to have this ability Moslem sect. Know what -on€ of} Press egg and fly them ta | he The secret of many seems to be ES . s th old. A. | te forget bis own importance ‘his favorite pastimes is? \ Flying! : _ ot: rh e re a wa |LIKE A FORMULA | now and then relive the pleasure kites! Oe \ tow 8 Won was vive ou can choose from over 200 bs ng really make | serious X : and look older than your years | It works as simply as a formula: °% acting like a kid. | Que of the most respected men-Presidents. But hé had a lifelong patterns — all’ in stock! than letting your calendar age -jet the delight of childhood die / A few examples: ‘in the: monarch industry today is interest in collecting® funny nics; also some put you in a mental straitjacket. .4\, you and you begin.to wither, | Actor Yul Brynner, star of “The King Gustav of Sweden. But how. !imericks, Small “prints, textures, florals, sce “When are you ever going to too. ~ es and J,” is sternly eae this elderly sovereign escape} 7 ef # with matching drapery material. All washable. grow up?” is a rebuke’ often’ * * & ‘when laying down the law to his|from his royal worries? He/ The moral is: If you want to WE DELIVER! . theard from the Killjoys of this And what does-delight of child, bevy of Siamese brides, Guess! builds castles in Scandinavia with/ feel like a kid, forget your dignity world hood consist of? It copsists of the! what Yul does in his spate time’a toy mechanical get, a kind) now and then and act like one! _ +. *) feeling of joy: you get in doing | jat home? He spends hours build- | popular with two generations of P AINTS, In If by growing up they mean things, not because they are im-)ing and operating model railroads. American children. A che wkéus cee Maal rt ACME QUAI Cc. ‘when are you going to put away a but because they are fun, AGA.FLIES KITES ~~ * ee Ineen so ton . Northen oe cies ‘all childish pleasures and be Celebrities, when they aren’t |. The portly Aga Khan jis scorn! Actor Walter Slezak has am ern Railway to ferry railroad cars 3 North Seginew FE 2-3308 = ; deadiy - serious about everything, busy being celebrities, ‘often to the’ Western world chiefly be-| $80,000 collection of musical jacross the Ganga River at Moka- ; : REPLACEMENT AE. Fee YOU answer should be a fervent, relax im pursuits that seem cause of his t racing stable, but he manuse-ripts ad Bach ‘and | meh. = i s Never, I hope!”’ ee ee eae oer — 4 @¥ang, 25, of Seoul, Korea, wears : - . the traditional holiday dress / of SERIOUSLY DE AD . eee ae if 4 _.-_her country in this picture len-| The trouble with people who y, 2. titled “Typical Korean Young always insist on being deadly seri-: / 4 “ Woman of 1956." Koreary |gov-| ous is—they often become ser riously : . ae 7 3 ernment seht -it to’ the fall of\dead before their time. : me ly | hoes - ' “Races of Mankind at the Ciicago: i * * 4 Natural History Museum fo. re} xo one could say that statesman e¢ | a : - place one of skimpily dressed: )Winston Churchill, financier Ber- : Ss 2 or i Korean women, i inard Baruch, architect Frank]. . y | e : : : t IL loyd Wright or Casey Stengel, the |" iy . : i. leading exponent of world cham- : 4 No Farm Boy! i | pionship baseball, haven't done en : KNOXVILLE, Tenn. iy — There well in their respective fields. | Z : swas_a faint suspicion that the po- fees 2 liceman who wrote this report. on a. 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He was in Des Moines to address. a meeting of, the Iowa Bankers’ Association. ‘Wedemeyer said that he has not "been active in the campaign for Nov. 6. — Gen. Al-|" | tional champions! of 1950;will TO SING HERE — The Buttalo Bilis, Interna- — _ featured attractions of the Holiday of Harmony ee ee of the Society be among the America Dec. bi ade ane eeaee aa) for the Preservation and Encour- agement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in | 8 at Pontiac High School. has himeelf--in the | — empelior pcher vena Hyems ane eae ‘x=t| Williams, the Man would prefer Eisenhower. “with his | unexcelled experietice’ in interna. Regarding Stevenson's propossls halt H-Bomb tests | draft, those dangerous to ag the national wavered (he was-a Taft backer in the GOP primaries four years ago) but declared he was “impatient with the accomplishment of some objectives” which the 1952 Repub-| lican policy committee outlined, | May Cut Pulp Cost con- ‘Has Cleaned Their Clocks Since ‘48 pee ee workmen's | BY GEORGE L.- WALKER | LANCING (AP) —G. Mennen Williams, the “boy wonder” of Michigan politics, faces the sfiffest| | test of his political career Tuesday| * * * term. - Republicans consider this. their golden chance to interrupt the ular career of a man who revolutioriized Michigan politics by building a shattered Democratic ‘party into an organization of power. Ironically, the man who did | this was ence the butt of Repub- | Beem jekco—q man whese nick: name | square Now ig the time to beat this man, Republicans say. They) think | they’ ve got the winning formula Lansing and a hited. ballot which ‘they hope will sink their advan- tage. DOESN’T Lost ; ' If Wiliams js running scared, he’ G Wede- | When-he asks voters to return him 4.04 show it, His aides insist vie re (to Lansing for a fifth consecutive | hig margin over, Cobo will be | | | 300 300,000 votes. And | con- fidently Williams will sweep in the five Democratic memberr of the! State Administrative Board who! rode with him to victory in 1954. What's Williams’ vote-—winning secret? How could he win an | umpreeedented fourth term = in | Michigan’s statehouse and inflict | such heavy wounds on the Repub- ican goliath? 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When you see : SHEE Hetewetetars 2tardetarececs age . quate food supply. ae * * *@ 'medical attention necessary.. Voth contethate-te tte Pention; Pontiac Press Phote _ ON THE MEND — Gary White, of 233 W. Ann Arbor, is ‘being | helped into a consultation room at St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Clinic | by Nurse Madeleine Frantz..He's typical of the hu of patients who get expert medical care which they might not otherwise be able to afford. By providing such care, the clinic guards the health. of the Pontiac area. It is.supported by the Pontiac Area United Fund. Earth Warming | pari == ane Reraens ms Little by Little, | t% sverese temperature tm tha States-Expert area goes up 10 to 12 degrees | each 100 years. ASHEVILLE, N.C. uw — You can't count on saving much in This gradual warmup, Dr.' Landsberg added, will mean long- er growing seasons in some areas. ’ fuel -bills just because the earth This could help meet the growing’ ‘is warming up a couple of degrees need for food by the growing world a cen But it may help insure populace. On the other hand, he} your pa andchildren an ade- med, the added warmth could . grea’-er make dry areas more and than before *_ * * | He listed as theories for the 7 rwarmup changes taking place on climatology for the U. S. Weather| ‘the oun. mechanical’ combestion 8 u, who told the annual meet- iprocesses increasing the amount) ing of the American Meteorologic-| (¢ carbon dioxide in the air, .to al Society -yesterday that winters, absort heat: fndi f also are getting milder. . | mere ee ee any ia giant cloud of cosmic dust be- “Dr: “Landsberg said the aver. tween the earth and sun; and few-* age temperature in the eastern er volcanic eruptions, which cre- United Siates is rising by two or ate heat-shielding dust clouds in That was the word from Dr.’ Helmet E. Landsberg, director of three Gegrees a century. And ‘thie: atmosphere: <2 te ( 3. EA aa area United. Fund. whieh aueparte 5 takes ithe sod the family breading times when funds are low andisuch agenciesas\ the. St Joseph winner is out of a job." i in Pontiae, though the ‘commu | Mercy Hospital Clinic. : | lp. Me No one is refused treatment > There was a T-year-old girl re-| j tore because of inability te pay. ferred by a public health nurse.@ . The girl suffered convulsions four §* | Corridors. are jammed every = weekday- morning with men, of tive o~* day" and could sal ~ }Women and children needing med- ‘ical care. Aithough doctors donate their time, and the hospital provides its facilities, it takes money for med- incine, x-rays, iaboratory tests, eye-glasses and physical therapy treatments. 1 The UF is the clinic's largest | School nurses often refer children supporters Few of the 10,000 patients who For admission, a referral note is visit the clinic every vear are \welfare cases, Most of the trouble] soctat an agency or city and county hard-working fam-/ health departments. - ly, livihg on its income, finds | ~ | itself suddenly needing _medjcal the clinic has been sponsored a7) spe ‘ : *Salner, ter example, may have | a-bad back sprain needing clin- _| teal dittention if he is to return , | to work, A child is doing badly in school, | it is discovered, because he needs glasses. _soomnee when a ROBERT W. STEVENS -CROBERT W. STEVENS * Mother is sick fattend her children unless she gets |; Jexpensive medicine The clinic also serves in treating jaccident victims. But the majority "of :patienits Swedish’ Test Unique jare hot emergency cases. - jof them must return-to the clinic for several months while treat- Iment is being completed. Most of the clinic's —_ are | children. “Last year, 15 children in one ments calling for pay increases of family received the clinic's help. Bat io 5 per cent. ‘ Political Advertisement ) r Political Advertisement ‘" chs eR needed surgery to correct a hair | Adted 1h venied'ed wesetsnant, the convulsions stopped and the wr went back to classes. © Crippled children often receive ‘to the clinic. sary from a doctor or nurce, Since its beginning 27 years ago, | the hospital auxiliary. - That's: Going Too Far . 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Tax, 3% Sales Tax, 10c for Mailing @ . . Name = “3 3 : _. . /Address- . : | ‘ . ‘ / City Zone——State—____ - ~ 3! Check , : : aaa Coqeeonoocccoooccooosooceoecesceesoeoes BE Wind . HANS CREAM HEALING » PROTECTIVE * 5 ronts INFECTION Libibbh pare tttt TT TTT TTT eee {2 a (oRUua COL ' seinen PONTIAC. PRESS — ieee un ta PONTIAC, MIGHIGAN = ~ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 spread fairly, | sible under our \present crazy-quilt of tax legislation. “It is obvious that due to an | outmoded constitution and legis. - Jators who seem to think we're stil! ‘sleepy farmiand, South Oakland - —tand- other Detroit suburbs}- are: getting the ey play from De- g troit lobbies and | the outstate = Editor's’ Mote: This fs the second ef three articles detafiing bect- ground and policies of candidates tn next week's election. A previous article has discussed candidates for make ro problems my ‘main ond Probate Judge, and a planned ipiiject if elected as representative yrowts with—automation.“ Aric’ z Congress and the State Genate. The cot nati Robert €. Miller third will review candidates ‘or | Steven J. Kolar The Republican i in Dis tft ¥ ro = oe” pan . oS ra keke tal Democrat Steven J. Kolar, 49 of trict 2. Robert C.: Miller, 28, of .. akland County's six >seats fn q, ; _ 963 Berwick Bivd., was chief inves- the Mic! H of Re ja) (Waterford Township, is a photog eee, ah ae Guelt i the puceralieaber rw njon publications. tigator for the Prosecutor's Office 4 for five years. _ Reetion next Tuesday. echest 2 on _ ‘The county as a whole, which| a high graduate and A graduate of Poatiae High 1 “composes the 18th Congressional World War Mi veteran, Kolar is School, Miller is a Navy veteran > District and the 12th Senatorial | employed by Chrysler Corpora. ™arried, and has three children. District_.of Michigan. is divided. tion and a member of UAW local _ His statemtent: into six legislative districts. | 9, where he has been recording | “1 have pledged to work for the < District 1 includes : _seeretary and chief steward and {following public program: . ae. a member of the legisiative edu» ‘1. A vastly improved network imei “We're the state's second largest! | county, far surpassing Kent, the ; third, in population. Yet there are only a few crumbs left on the ‘ table when new roads, etc., are passed out.” Groveland, Brandon, 0 xf or 4, i Rose, ; Aeay cation and recreation commit- of superhighways and feeder roads. David Paul pendence Orien, Oakland, High- tees. 2. Liberalization of teacher's General manager of a men's S benefits: and aid to school districts. clothing store, Democrat David His statement “If elected. T am interested 1 getting an active contact Broup es- tablished’ in each of the 14 town- ships in my district and thus be aware of their needs and how I> can best serve them as their rep- resentative in the Legislature.” | DISTRICT 2 Paul, 34, of Huntington Woods, also seeks to represent District 5. ; An Air Force veteran and Uni- versity of Michigan graduate, “3. Establishment of a junior col- lege in Pontiac. “4. A park development pian for Pontiac and Oakland County. “5. General watchfulness to pro- tect Pontiac citizens. — ‘6, State laws aiding, conimuni- jties to establish large scale im- | provement of drainage and sewage . a Leslie H. Hudson disposal systeMs. _ - date. With cooperation, we canielection as Democratic state rep- Democrat Leslie H. Hudson, 34, ‘7. A plan for-an authority with save valuable time in solving these resentative, from District “4. ig the in- broad powers to launch a juvenile | & graduate of the Detroit Col. | and seeks delinquency preventive program. lege of Law, Clarkston is an cimpieautton se ees workmen's Army veteran of World War I. | ‘ He is married and has two chil- | District 2 is composed of the city of Pontiac. District 3 comprises Milford; Commerce, West Bloom- field, Avon and Troy Townships, and the city of Troy District 4 includes Lyon. Novi Farmington and Southfield Town- ships. with the cities of Berkley and Oak Park and part of Royal of 59 W. Colgate Ave , Oak Township cumbent in District 2 District 5 includes the cities re-election. : of Royal Oak, Clawson, Hunting: = 4 tormer member of the Oak- children. His statement: “I pledge to stress a vigorous leffort to solve our drainage and: ‘water problems, to remove the, pra of highway from politics so we may ave lmore and better roads, and to ‘have our district, as an urban area, 8. JAMES CLARKSON: BRUCE P. WHEELER WALTER T. McMAHON Formerly City Attorney in Berkley, he has lived there since 1921. He is a graduate of High- land Park Junior College and De- troit College of Law. crucial problems. “A special field that I am ver; linterest is th idi a at a ee A former Navy lieutenant he is ton —, = Pleasant Ridge. 44 County Beard of Supervisors DISTRICT 3 the recodification and the modern- grep. a ee of Veterans of: Foreign'® \given ‘more Distriet 6 comprises Ferndale gudson is a World War Il vet. | Pasrell E. Reberts ization of our civil procedural 11. J ssement: ‘Wars, Mason. Odd Fellows and the|* and Hazel Park. eran and former Waterford Town- Republican nominee, Far- statutes.”’ = Ae ted. I will k for the Berkley Exchange Club Fy dua! rell E. Roberts, 34, of West Bloom- ee DISTRICT 1 ship Clerk. He graduated from Te oberts, 34, of West Bloom ned following measures | Hughes submitted no statement. 1 pgisiature. Pontiac schools and attended the field Township, is an attorney and ~ P. T. Smith Jr. Lioyd L. Anderson of poticy to The Pontiac Press. yr Republican nomihee Lioya University of Michigan. He is former assistant prosecutor. The Democratic nominee. PT. . |! A Local Drain Authority of, be i. : nefit of all. Anderson, re is supervisor of married and has four children: ae A graduate of the w. 8. Naval Smith Jr.. of Rochester, is a reai- the- State government. . att DISTRICT 5 . ‘ ‘ Wietertord Township. He serves on! fis: statement: Academy at Annapolis and the tor, Smith was unopposed in the! “-2-An_Automation_Commissi “Donald A.Brown SECT « “3. Unemployment compensation| A former Oakiand County assist- equal to one-half“ of the worker's ant prosecutor and World War II) . - iveterah, the GOP candidate, Pro- Donald A. Brown, 32, of Royal Oak, the Democratic candidate, University of Michigan law primary election. school, Roberts: is a veteran of ‘ Well Wa 8 ot Kee Se a a — coupvigd, wad has Gao Gon: for 23 years, he is an Air Force A better mental health veteran, married, and the father gram now is an attorney in private Hazel Park subcontractor. His statement: of two children. “5. Establishment of a St. Law- practice. “I am aware of our local needs’ smith did not submit a state Te oy Seaway Port Authority. for drains, roads, ‘water and school ment of policy to The Pontise — 6A — Say code.” by promoting a junior college in facilities. We all are. Press, ora picture. Pontiac “In order to find out what steps “Our highways are antiquated, to take toward a solution of these DISTRICT 4 prareey5 incumbent Theodore Michigan, especially our dire need and we must procure a lasting wa- problems, I have been meeting 8. dames Clarkson \F. Hughes, 47, of Berkley, seeks re-| “First and foremost. we need a,Press. in the metropolitan areas for ter supply for Oakland County. We with our local officials so that I S. James Clarkson, 31, of South-jelection as State Representative complete constitutional revision. ‘Bruce P. Wheeler sewer, water and ——. Tr will need a. fifth Citcuit Judge, a sec-:might learn théir experience to field tone: an attorney, seeks ‘from District 4. \Tax rates and tax rebates must be An xuctioneet, and former owner “The tempo of school construc- tion on all levels must be. increased, to meet the demands. Methods of. encouraging college students to fol- low teaching as a profession, are vita] to the success of our educa- tional program. We can aid. in meeting the challenge of education the County Board of Supervisors and its Roads Committee, atid has been a member of tthe Welfare Coordinating and Plarming Com- mittee and the Michigan Associa- tion of Supervisors. Anderson is married and has ‘three children. His statement: “T am “very interested in the proper planning for the state of Walter T. McMahon | - Brown attended Michigan State veteran, was first elected te the | University and Is a graduate of Legislature in 1948. | Detroit College ot Law. | MeMahon/did not submit a state-| Hig statement: eure r. mashes ‘ment of policy to The Pontiac — ‘ as * as . anes “ . EERE! oe ey * Some Tankers Refuse to Use Suez Canal ” Mideast Crisis to Trigger Oil Shortage? WASHINGTON (INS) — Diplo-| Oil pipelines vital e the dis-| “bipeke gold’ cross Syria, Lebanon matic sources said today the Mid- tribution of the —— East's | ian a tip of Jordan. Incumbent Walter /T. McMahon, is 4)* | . * McMahon, 58 a World War I “someting —s ‘of a Ferndale furniture store, Bruce P. Wheeler, 56, of Ferndale, ‘won a five-man primary race for the Republican nomination. A Ferndale resident for 17 years, Wheeler is miarried and has two children. He did not submit a taleasent of policy to The Pontiac Press. Report Russians Circle Budapest Capital Rid of Troops; — | Rebels Getting Angry | With Nagy. Rule © Paul is married and hag four | VIENNA |#® — Battered Buda- |pest was virtually free of Soviet | troops today, but the Russians were reported forming a cordon around the Hungarian capital. | * «¢ * Resentment mounted {tn Buda- pest against Communist Premier Imre Nagy's regime Budapest radio said Nagy’s gov- voice in the Legisla-/ernment had sent Moscow a note ‘demanding that Soviet delegates “To ‘this end. I will seek,‘to in- he named to confer with Hunga- 'erease our representation in ‘the rian officials on complete with- I. pledge an all-out grawal of Russian troops from the effort for fair ——— for the whole country. Despite this announcement and Nagy’s promise of free elections and other reforms, demonstrations‘ (grew against his regime. Nagy ‘himself’ did not take over until after the rebellion started. . “Out with the government of |murderers” shouted a crowd of {2,000 demonstrators in Kossuth |Square outside Parliament. Hungarian troops armed civilians were seen by ‘of Budapest. It jon the outskirts |was believed they were trying to ‘prevent the escape of prominent Communists and members of the hated Hungarian secret police. Budapest radio said former Hun- Erno Geroe and former Premier | Andras Hegedus, who were ousted by the revolt against Red control, have left the country. Presumably they fled to ae annie Union. ° Street aelting was cepuctes still going on last night. die East crisis - is beginning to) affect the normal flow of oil from | that region. 1 _The first indication of a slow-! down came in the refusal of some tankers to use the Suez Canal. In- ‘stead, a few are using the long detour via South Africa. One official said there yas some indication this has started a a alight back-up in oil a in the Middle East. There is some fear this re ; } |tance by a féw tankers to use the!” -+ jeanal could spread rapidly and thus produce a critical oil situation Europe. _ ——_—# Western Europe consumes some 80 per cent of the two million bar-| | of _oil_per. day which flows from the Middle East. After Egypt first —— Suez, the U.S. promised t¢ Britain and France meet any 2 shortage caused by tankers taking the long, slow trip around Africa. The question now ‘is whether: the, US. wil find itself in the dilemma should’ create a/ ‘fuel crisis for Europe. 0 PS The Arab. jsil-producing * states have /no indication up to now that Ahey intend to inter-_ fere withy British and French oil facilities in spite a. the cirtical Seder ol prodinchig Sollee the /Middle. East are Iran, Saudi Arabia and Iraq, with lesser ‘fields|' CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES — Workers\bave been taking © oe ieee \. _ advantage of the warm weather recently and progressed Pontiac's capital improvement program. Aes, coninutins & to Pelt Sekiy thin ton), sal completion date, The present int te the new addition at Pontiae Géneral Hospital.” The Publie Safety the photograph (bottom). Robert Pulllar, on-the-job « Building is located just lo the north of the City Hall. The $800,000 designer Leo. J..Heenan,. said today concrete had been | -‘jouilding—second tnilestone ‘in the city's Civie Center _program— “the ground and first floors. . The. framié ‘work for the“ will house, among other things, the police department, fire de- ity hr ps Eegna ctor ae he alo partment offices, and od mciicipel oot. irene, cana ee eemne of 108. ee ee Cngipae ‘ } F ' House of Repré--. Se mEnEEHT aaa & after a committee of the U. 8. ~ a sdaalaipienisTeni * q r ¥ : a eee ti [aes F a, I Cae i oa z —- oo ate ‘ S i VS 2 al Ane 2 oe ieee os wtiw \aleat PLR AL secre re! . 7 : Pop a se ae ee (Eee Leak garian Communist Pary Chief_. ! ee % . iat Pa - 7 * ‘ sta ee 3 eee i id : coma —S ‘ \ S ae - h c ; eee : = f ge 5 A ; zi A ' f 3 2 y " afi : ‘ ‘ @ 4 < . THE PONTIAC. PRESS. HURsDAY, NOV EMBER 1, 1956 ie S 1] 4 bi creer a \Dr.K aliher Dirimaes Teaching Methods September Road Toll ssi" oo" Sata sa om oe For the first nine months this lat Meeting With School Administrators (its 164 in Michigan gore seine Reston 18 0, |, Perce ae abe aged 00 million miles dropped 8B per tional oan ws — september traf: 1955, a reduction of 8 per cent. 1 | A national authority on child- Recently. Dr. Keliher particl- |from Teachers College of Columbia fic accidents killed five more per-| T¢ figures were 1,291 as against [cent on this basis. "lio education exchanged ideas pated ins sertes of enatirencet University; She was associated/sons than in the same month aj 1-4 — with the Administrators and Super-| Orsaalzed by the Department of | with Dr: Arnold Gesell at the Yale/year ago,” reversing a downward ‘September injuries were down 1 Pari of a Roman jewel casket ae visors Assn of the Pontiac Public! 2mnce. % & teeutt of 8 study of Clinic for Child Deve! nt where|death tall trend that ran through/Per Cent, mt ancients were Up| bearing the Latin message ‘Use Schools at its ing W Selinquency. she directed a study of the natural-|five months, — 1 per cent, * — this happily,” has been discover- ts meeting Wednesday Dy Melee heits shane Signnen nie hahaaten st inant | This was reported Wednesday by aad etiod, _tnled af East Stoke, England. 3 morning. HOP AND SAVE AT : — + Joins British Chemist) "in Honors for Finding Rule of Chain Reaction STOCKHOLM ® — A Russian! “2, * and an Englishman wom the 196 Nobel Prize in chemistry jointly ‘| Dy. Alice Keliher, professor in the advanced division of the School vie of Education at New York Uni-) REGULAR : today for discovering the rules of _ versity, told local educators how! conduct when molecules blow up a. teacher training affected tnctine : : ta chain | ponctinos: or catnhine fae anes ot Soe CuI : smoothly: s/o od ITs BUSSEEY — In the UN. Ft heath es ” Dr. = o Their work’ laid the foundation Security Council, in New York) i siner cal. “We have to pax : e% a for the development of plastics City, Israeli Ambassador Abba mere attention t6 the ladivideel a aq T 2 oe 2 DRU iq STOR ES and was a factor in later atomic) Eban, above, declared Jordan’ who's being . tle. SALE DAYS THROUGH SUNDAY "research, : responsible for Israeli-Arab bor-| teacher.” ‘The winner of the first Nobel) der der fighting and named Jordan's ~ ok.) award ever given to a Soviet citi-| King Hussein as helping to incite| zen is. Nikolai N. Semyonov,/his people’ to “aggressive attacks) Dr. Keliher peppered her sug- | bearded 60-year-old Moscow pro- on Israel.” gestions with examples from her fessor of physical chemistry and years of teaching experience. eS et ees * 2. -* ~" ghemical science. She praised- ‘the Pontiac School = Sh&ring the $38,633 er Sir as. Fy ioni 19 system for attempting to keep -. . Cyril a 59, of Ox classes small. “Somehow it seems + \ University. He a Nose the older a student gets, the poorer| 4 worked. indepen y, but have individual teaching he gets,” the _ been friends and correspondents: Ooms in r| ain speaker said. i, fee come 3 yours, ‘| HOMEROOM STRESSED _ ra prize aareaiae een - Arabs Told to Cut Off she “stressed” more homeroom ___ them by King Gustaf VI Adoit of) Pipes, Ruin Refineries SE ae Oe ee cere- bd . ied | mony ; eadnae Dec. 10. The. by Cairo Radio also urged educators to experiment heir teaching experiences. king also will present the prize; in t for literature to Juan Ramon Jim-| LONDON (INS) — Gasoline ra- “Nothing ts so important in enez, Spanish poet now living M tioning appeared a distinct possi- teaching as knowing the children. Puerto Rico, and for medicine to\pyity in Britain today in face of| and accepting them as they are,” ~ Dr. Andre F. Cournand and Dr. possible cutoff ofl supplies from) she added. _ ) Dickinson W. Richards Jr. of New | the-Middle East. =ols le ay Secner eee a Bad, The Ministry of Fuel and Power) Luncheon at Webster School was Kreumnach, West Germany. ‘was given authority in an order ap-|fojiowed by an informal discussion| 5, « [proved yesterday by Queen Eliz®-\among the educators and Dr. nese - ee beth to impose wartime rationing eliner. The award ‘Semyonov—and necessary. Hinshelwood came after nearly 30), The order was patlished today. ACTIVE NATIONALLY Americans eat an average. ot instajlations. ‘throughout her professional career 65,000,000 pounds of meat each Y day | “The. broadcast also requested,in_conferences on the problems of _ = @nough to fill 2,500 railroad re-'that “all enemy airdromes on your;children from nursery ite high frigerator cars. 'soil'*_be rendered unusable. school. 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It — ~ ying of mountains. es at just under 10,000 et undetermined amount of cash, po- A pL nia it all start-'night. Damage was estimated at pet weather dete every Be betaine 2 ’ - re As a Boy Scout, Dr . Siple first lice’ reported. ‘ ri Led when women stuchiiits Sempe she! St,008. i - 03 oe } x So ee ee : . fe : as = me i ee os c A Ses ae - eee . u. z ae Ae N : ves a THE. PONTIAC PRESS, , THURSDAY,, NOVEMBER i 1956. . pe : Handi ey got to drinking | resiende halls decided to run a nd > ee : pireeze’ Crew” Drops Weather Beacon at Pole ‘lively Halloween through Craig) Hall and other at Night'in doll states Sas ee . ‘pours dor the benefit of fliers) ‘The surface’ is rippled — due, eo: hey with Ad. Bal fp Montana | Coeds ee ee _ | CINCINNATI Dillard Bowl-| ment. a {participating in Operation. Deep- regres ‘aboard Eh ger Bo more than’ years 4g0. The men_then decided to. runing, 28, and his bride Ruby, 43.) “its ule cri, for ut , weather! tak elie te Wc the at A ad y : y “rg nat ep caine. MISSOULA, Mont. @®. — Hallo-|through the women's residence —_ their ag Pa re pet Su Handley said. |scobath Hight over sae over the| Dr. Paul. A. Siple, who will head|head a party of 24 men that ween fun tured into a panty raid halls me cri The Bowlings told Judge Daniel! ‘Costs remitted.” _ os . jpole. There were @ per'sons|a party of ‘scientists camping at fly to the plateau in a smaller "4 at Montana University last night. | ly "edstog. a weablens : aboard the giant 93-ton troop car-|the pole through the antarctic| plane soon to build the base” |The women apparently started it) 26 all, the previous the [nternational Geophysical) y Thugs’ Trick No Tremp sexes ended the school president, cnuaed Bombed ‘rier, aay as matiy as there winter to make observations for Before the hourlong battle of the. \Mights combined. Adm. Richard E. 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It they were headed in-the direction the Suez area and then ignoring|can be washed either by hand or of the Suez Canal, This gave. the mothes,cusaePresident/ Eisenhower's persona} by machine. i - Dulles pct cae a peor of negotiating peacefully 10 days, American ambassadors for that time were ot able to the heads of the French and - the British All-Synthetic Pillow It is nonallergic, | moth-proof, mildewproof, and non-| They made their move at a time matting. The pillow covers are; ;tion: they had to do it to protect when the West might have profit-/ made from a new urethane yaa the canal. ed by the Russian killing of Hung-' foams ‘government announced its troops’ Seis Dacask wadeendecn. wore va day the British Minister ee Coulson, told Dulles iad American - British - French fagreement of 1950 — to stop any aggression in the Middle East — was dead, Nevertheless, the White House said Monday night this country would honor that agree- ment. Too much emphasis should: not be placed on the idea the Western - alliance 49-wrecked. This country needs the British and French against Russia, just as they: need the United States when this blows over. ing a cease-fire in Egypt and call- ing upon” all ‘U.N. members—in- cluding the British and French— Egyptian. Fr ‘ the’ canal area,. vetoed vetoed the -US. proposal. 113-Year-Old Veteran Will Get Medal at Last SAN, ANTONIO, ‘Tex. ~ The * * « a Unices there is a world war or an unexpected development, they will almost certainly be in har-) a medal to Confederate Walter Williams. : The 4th Army announced it would present the medal Friday asked the U. N, * Seeurity Council absent from Washington, But: ‘on/to. _approve_a_ resolution demand-|_ not to use force ‘in the Israeli-) > nouncing they ‘ahead. to move into! Union Army at last will present} Ts THE 1 PONTIAC PRESS, wenetay ‘NOVEMBER 11956 — = Britain. France- Israel Team Pulls Sneak Play on U. 5. 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The presentation ‘will be at Wil-| liams’ farm home_near_ Franklin, left ‘Turkey in 1917*to teach Turks / —' his |Government Slices kish professor, following his re-) lease and return to Istanbul. He!’ obtained his freedom by writing 7 | three jetters to Communist Party + Chief Nikita Khrushchev. Bektore * im the Crimea. but was arrested; § in Tachkend, Turkistah. He was! condemned by the Russians tor!; provoking nationalism because he! was teaching. Turkish. His com-. E ment. after being reunited with): wife and three children4 “There is nothing like freedom.” |: 11,639 Off Payroll WASHINGTON \—Sen. 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Men’s Genuine Levis sees . $3.85 - J i -~ and, Arabs. * of many people from many na-) ‘study that Arab-Jewish differences _ View with favor the establishment ously resigned from the army and ‘ nothing shall be,done which may/jrible problem of the displaced per- four declaration” _ THE PONtTAC, PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER. 1956 i Eee i. RELMAN MORIN” : | Press Staff Writer |trating, a ‘Tn Jerasalem, one night during? oe ae War Hi, a woman said: H BR _- SS cc* ° ‘solution to" the * . That but a Jew can Sealine! lem." , : ficers land. It is) They took a pro- lent how we feel about this isk tt Her yolce shook with emotion. Ho low ica Began an nd What the Fighting Is All About yaliazy of state's office “every day! | er violation records “in the Driver — on Tap. LANSING @ — Law rom now can get information from jot Nations with Britain. wre 4 of hen ce cies Yorn cree ie wel “never} Now began the efforts to find 0/3952, *Palestine—prob- Then, this year, was Lt. Pr Nasser. States and Britain withdrew an of- the * *. There. had | ‘en reports, later r iving sa rest until Israel aggression is end-\denied by the Soviets, that Nasser'“‘May they choke on their fury"— ~The scene now shifts- +0-EGyPt, ed.” In that same year Nasser got'was playing -off the West- against 2 the@agreement by which Britain| the Russians, The U. S. note with-/nouncing its nationalization. summer a few. Egyptian of-'pulled her -83,000-man garrison out drawing the offer said, however, revolted and forced corpu- of the Suez Canal zone. og Fywiag to leave his ‘that Washington doubted Egypt’sifrom the canal earlier. Now, the United economy could provide the rest of'the big-jawed, necessary — fer to help Egypt finance the long- other “riparian” states —-those|to anybody, if he chose. Se cake eds bend wt thelpiauned ° ‘high dam" at Aswan, on'with water rights on the Nile —| Israel, Britain government. In 1954-he told this'the upper -reaches of the Nile. [had not consented to the dam. -shouldered money, and —thaticolonel had the power to close it around the clock. of information service on car regis trations, the announcement said, ° ‘er licensing activity was. made in, the current budget. Training of help to staff the operation “began in July at the start of the fiscal ‘many years the Department ae tate’ og “mainta Provision for éxtending the driv- Two days later, the late Emir Abdullah, King of Jordan, said in =.an interview, “We will resist *| asabs insisted that, to. them, * ‘Pal Jewish state with all our strength.’ This land-is ours...We ssid keep , &. ~ the World War T negotiations, they In these two statements tie 0 fiercely disputed any British sug- years of tragedy \ gestion to create a Jewish nation- “7 ** al state there. _ They express fierce emotions ee © “embracing religion, politics, e€CO-| Bioog soon flowed. nomics, culture and: aleve for the land that is holy to both the Jews ‘estine”’ was merely one district of | nations went all-out to driye the, _ |British from. Palestine. __ They explain. in part, why this: region has run wet with the blood! den rted after an exhaustive iwere “‘irreceneijable,” and rec- They are the rock on which ommended partitioning Palestine’ every effort to find a solution to put that insoluble matter of the “Palestine problem" has shat- boundaries remained. Where do tered. ~.< 5 you partition to ately 3 both: peo-| And they lie behind the tact e*? A 8 that, today, real war has come to. xeanwhile,- Jewish immigration. the Sinai Peninsula and the Suez was coccianie iy 1940, ge cen- Canal zone. sus showed the population of Pal- Israel is a gentle and, lovely estine to be 1,529,559 of whom 456,- land. An incredible green flows 743 were Jews. between’ the grey stones of the_ During World War JI Britain hills. Olive trees and lemon groves jimited immigration. Riots broke| rustle in the wind. It has been jut when the five-year period Lon- made fruitful ‘by human hands. ‘Gon specified came to an end. | Much ofthe land™sround it-1s With peace came the drive for a! tawny desért. Even that has been Jewish state, an independent na-§ . fought over ir years. \tion with ail the Prerequisites. i Here, in “beat e the back-' Its chief —_— were the | ground story. It does not include Zionists and two underground the 2,000 years of Jewish exile. fighting arms. Certain other Jew- hope and striving. ish organizations were opposed. It begins in 1915. Britain, at war. A year later, the United Nations with Turkey, solicited the help of voted for partition. the Arabs, who-were subjects ot Then the summer ot 1948. In thes | the Sultan. In these negotiations, | white-walled Museum of Art at. Tel | ie “Arabs said, they were offered) Aviy, the words were pronounced, iZ independence after the war. “We hereby proclaim the estab-| Two years later, and independ- lishment of the Jéwish state in| ently of. these actions, the British Palestine to. be Called Israel.” foreign secretary, Lord Balfour, | wrote a letter to Lord Rothschild’ which contained he, passage: “His Dateety's War with he ibe erupted -im-. mediately. They were beaten. —- | But at the battle of Faluja, an government | Egyptian officer’ ~- who had previ- J 4n-Palestirie of a fational home for|then volunteered for combat — led the Jewish people and will use|several attacks, and was wounded their best endeavors to facilitate several times, His’ name was the achievement of this-object. it}Gamal Abdel Nasser. being clearly understood that) Out of this war came the ter: prejudice the civil and religious sons — Palestinian Arabs who be- rights of the existing non-Jewish came refugees. They ‘numbered communities in Palestine or the 922,000 in a United Nations count rights and political status enjoyed last June. by the Jews in any other country. | : * ¢ 8 This became known as the “Bal-| - on dewish:in various. Arab countries. eyes, the foundation of Britain's get little or no help from Arab. responsibility to them. |governments. They are wards of World War I ended. The area/the United Nations, fed and| became a mandate Of the League|clothed by the organization. Over| Get Ready for the Cold Weather | at the R&H Shoe Store For Stadium _what they called “Syria.” Citing} Between 1936 and 1938, - Arab In 1937, a British royal commis-} They live in miSerable camps} They - | 100% WOOLS! 2 LUXURIOUS It pays to , shop Penney’s for FASHION COATS WITH FABRIC NEWS! Shiny Black! Zibeline Fleece! Nubby Tweeds! collars or cardigans! Choose one today ..-. at Penney 'st ry ' a0" WARM / AS / TOASTI omtmatoues |. Grey -- Black | Red “Sizes 5 to 10 | FOUNDER’S DAY SPECIAL! 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(Continued From Pagé One) ja condemnation of Britain, France aegs a : ishattering diplomatic disaster.’ oa a — Gi | “It-has brought the whole world: =No- alt, Sule ace tsa : alt, Mr. ‘Dulles. (secretary of state) “for. Fallout- ou Check H ee on we ane :N. Y. s Governor c arges he ‘aid a lot to cause.” he said. ; * * “ALBANY. NX. U—Gov. Aver “S@ii-Harxciman reported today that: An audience which fire depart-| ment officials estimated at 12,500 partment had detected “a remark jgeve him @ roaring reception. able high” level of radioactivity oreign policy in: raDies on Sept, 24. which. steady downpour of rain economic measures. ts “The + steigarrel — "paerey eut down his streef crowds and * * * ‘Commission two days later op. foreed ‘him_to do his-speaking in; Britain and France doors in halls of limited capacity.’ red the department, without ex- . ° > 2 At Pittsburgh. he said Eisen-| Blanation he said, to stop its radio- ‘only alienated Great Britain and: stained. &-davs after Adlai Stevenson, | France, and lost, the confidence : re - fie presidential candidate of Israel, but left this. country on, Fee United States pad thi So the United States’ take..the side of. the. Soviet Uniqn and! . the lead in seeking to end H- bomb! © Le. Dictator’ Gamal | Abdel He noted that the order came casting favorable votes, further emphasizing the” gravé split in \ seats Nasser -the flaming _ Mideast, the Western alliance, ~ ~-- The Democratic governor - ‘aked crisis: — y high- Tevet mncident-et- aga — The emergency session. is the reported explosion of a Ri Stevenson arrived here too late first ever called under the As- aa H-bomb on Aug. 30. to speak over a statewide televi-| s¢ mbly’s $o-called “uniting = “The ‘manner in which this pro-| ision network purchased for his ad-| peace” resolution of Nov. 3, 1950. gram Was @mied.” said Harriman, ‘dress. “That was—because he had The United” States got that resolu-' ef the _(Kisenhow- lingered at New York's LaGuar- jio, adopted in the Kore administration's custom _ ofi@ia Airport to draft'a telegram to\ gays to enable the U action without explana-| Eisenhower that was made public) minutes after the President went) four on a nationwide hookup and! pledged ° ‘no L$inited States involve-; GRAVE SITUATION in the Middle East fighting The council call for telegram referred. said White House state- er) aking against aggression despite the So- i a ; viet veto in the Security Council. In Washington last night —Senate Democrats “asked Presi dent Eisenhower, if it were Wot ment’ troe that some of ‘his advisers had Stevenson's recommended steps toward ending 'o' an earlier the created “by action. undertaker CORUNNA- em Thomas Bryan | Hall, 20, of Owosso, has been sen-' He hammered away at en ‘and Israel, a cease-fire call, or a ‘Cairo; and Kasfareet. , in| request that U. N. members pun-| New York City durimg a day iM|ish the three with diplomatic and) The reported sinking of the vote d that gainst the resolution to convene|hadg been sunk in the Red Sea off! The poll still indicates Democrats which was arranged last week. Assembly, contending it was Suez. at the southern approaches ‘will control the new-lower house Aides said the decision was based - hower-Dulles. policies have not. illegal.-Australia and Belgium ab- 16 the canal. An Admiralty spokes-|by substantially the same margin’ ‘on the fact’that the engagement an War ‘eecka “a grave Situauien has been-+ ‘Attackers ou ria fo Block Suez Canal 3 (Continued From Page One) lone fighter which attempted ‘to -intervene. : | AIMED AT AIRFIELDS The air strikes, beginning. at idawn after a night of British and French bombing attacks, were) aimed at the airfields of Abu Su- eir, Fayid and Kabrit in the canal zone; ’ -Inichass, * * * ‘Egyptian warship in the canal, followed the British announcement another. . Egyptian -warship| 35 miles from, Thiet Forces Window" to Effect Local Theft A billfold and $5 was reported! stolen early today from a heap at 68 Elm St., Pontiac police said.’ Clifford Johnson of that address underscored it. will. be a campaign ‘said the thief evidently entered by address, : ‘forcing a kitchen window, The bill-| fold was on the kitchen table, he said. Final Babsonpoll “(Still Likes Ike (Continued From Page One) Pennsylvania have a total of ex- - that he decided to go ahead with actly 59- man said the Egyptian frigate Do- ithey now enjoy. miat went down under the land. - “The Domiat was of laving them im the area,’ the -Admiralty ‘announcement, added 69 survivers from the Do-| 10 miat had been picked up by Brit-| ish ships “against Egyptian airfield N. to acti wore expected to go on_ throughout the day the raids se S510n - British bombers dropped de- laved action bombs with fuses of different lengths on Egyptian "fields last night. and gave this pi¢ture of) guns" ‘viet Union were among those of the British eruiser Newfound-\erats appear to be safely re- | elected, 32 others are narrowly |undey consideration only one more | carrying ahead, and 4 Democratic candi- » omines with the apparent intention: ‘datex~are tikely to upset GOP Boston for a speech. ~eetny night, ’ said) incumbents. Tetal: 219 Democrat- It! fe seats, Republicans seem destined to | | In House races, 183 Demo- jhold 126 seats, are leading in races . spoke itor 54 others and probably will un: - The British spokesman said oc seat Democrats in 5 more for a/nounced today Syrian patrols total of 185. : In 31 contests, the result is rated en jas tossup. These seats are how held |— iby 19 Republicans and 12 .Demo- -erats, which haye fallen into the Babson togsup classification is unusually test explosions of “certain types ment saying this country stil. geainst Egypt’ and ithe council devices were used to give E-gyp- ad sizes of the super H-bomb.’ tands by the 1950 United States- had been unable to act because of tian personnel a chance to get Sen. Clinton Anderson of New -British -French pleage to aid c the British and French vetoes, 2%? safety _ 4 , aggression ‘) 1€é : . . ee ee | Nene aa ao ne The U. 8. resolution which The first word of the break in Mike Monroney of Oklahoma, J./ Stevénson said the United States, they vetoed now will become a E-gyp! s relations — with Britata) William Fulbright ‘of Arkansas|‘‘must stand by, its commitments,| Prepesal for action by the as- .came from Cairo. The British For- sembly. eign Office took simifar action’ iad Mike Mansfield of Montana, but I hope the statement does not) said they also the Presi-jmean that. you (Hisenhowerr are’ 1 Calis upon Israel and Egypt, 1 dent, in a telegram, if it were vag het to commit the United States)19 cease fire at once; 2 fe that he had agreed with the|to the hasty use of armed rer Israel to withdraw its idea and had ordered studies “to jeapecially in view of the confused) ines from Egypt: 3 upon all thistory of this area, where both | parties ‘have engaged in shooting) ,at one time or another.” At the Hunt Armory. U. N. menrbers to withhold mili- follow it” up. Adlai Assails Ike from Israel until she pulls back. Steverrscatt - PS ae and 4 on all U. N spoke without benefit of TV cover refrain from the threat or use of ay added that : » rally he y > plans drawn by “On New Brink of War age. He told the party rally hey. in the Middle East. military officials are proceeding: lwas glad Eisenhower “assured us The int oes g b jthat he has no present intention; ve later aimed squarely at or schedule and that no diplomat- (Continued From Page One) ‘of calling Congress into speci: Britain and France. ic intervention has altered the tsession or -involving the tS. in Hee Mees French-British operation, ty should have fo pay for the HmMe-| nese hostilities.” ‘ U.N. Secretary General Dag * *« * =p Stevenson planned to spend “All good Americans share his Hammarskjold told the council The Egyptian Embassy in Paris most of the day at-the Penn-Sher- aton- Hotel here working on the’ h Cancellation of the upgate New, edge to observe the U.N. Char- rty, I ask support for efforts to Please \ ‘York talks apparently was dictat-| Pare the war between Egypt and-ter, calling for peaceable behav- wo id pe eaorm ing = York’ israel But I cannot promise to ior. The members -genetally. in- Sty network facilities. Stevenson seemed confident the time he sought would be granted concern for peace and effort ts to 2 secretary ‘check the spread of war.” he said only on the assumption that that has bluffed and blundered the voiced confidence in him United States into a shattering A U.N. diplomatic disaster. world to the brink of another war merely leaving it up to U. N. which Mr. Dulles may not have members to agree with his inter- tions and e —Last night he asked a tu cause." ‘of = 42...” Marti FE 4-4343 IT LESS a MARK DAVIS AMERA 83 N. Saginaw St iF S PHOTOGRAPHI( WE HAWE FOR cn nan ens aaa we _— "—TOWEST PRICE EVER! 8mm MAGAZINE LOAD ~ FREE LEATHER CASE — Regular $109.95 Value '/ KEYSTONE om AIR F2.5 69" SPECIAL | WITH F1.9 LENS ONLY $79.37 500 WATTS Pa COLOR FILM. ae CAMERA GADGET BAGS a oo PIGSKIN | — . 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The number of Senate tace Good fortune in these nine con- - tests for either party could mean ed| control of. the u upper mee bya substantial margin. armed French Foreign eee Chris-' Douglas Dil lon. for a 20- neck-and-neck contest, jtary, e¢ ‘onomic and financial aid “minute talk on the Middle Fast the Democrats would wind up said Pi- with_a margin of one to three position. seats in the new Senate. tary lead Again assuming an even break between the two parties in the (oe in four. general could serve said it was making preparations senatorial contests, i Because of the number of close Babsonpoll of- ‘ficials predict control of the Sen jate may not be finally determined until many hours after the presi- Saig-dential result is known the UM, MSU Offer Flying NEW YORK (#—The University, of Michigan and Michigan State IU niversity are among 43 schools ‘chosen by the Air Force for a pilot An American firm is making a training program which will con- planned but which he did a lot to! pretation of his role or to get rid water survey of Saudi Arabia for/sist of 35 hours of light plane train- BLENDED WHISKY, 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. ing. 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The GOP is coinlering with Eisenhower is enabled as a sure|of Keene. Cotten was elected int ower Nixon is nowhere orc rsp _— in western Mas-'the first Italo-American governor stepped-up. activity. bet again although the codtest be-|1954 to fill out ‘the unexpired’ term) |tion. i Only Sunbeam Shavemaster has 8 tory. A second missed unseating | | STREET HOLDING HANDS: * | The Eisenhower-Nixon ticket! eo aeeremp as pond iy spgrtien GOP veteran Robert Hale bys ‘carried Connecticut by nearly: % SMOOTHER, CLOSER, PABTER | ie 130,000 votes in 1952. Democratic) or aty._ Preferred by men The a Nonethicless, political experts in’ ‘gains since then aren't expected | qubntct Gan fam oe othee Maine believ a the President's per:! ito be enough to change the Saal), e-. T a == B sone! popularity plus the Republi-) ‘result. : can. tradition will keep the state Cutting into the President's 5 lead’ | F 24 N Sa inaw 8 py the -GOP-eotaumn:—_—— t is the close contest between. 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E Democrats Appear Safe Bets to Retain Control C Over Senat be scomnas woo = aeage ; ,| arrested 134 times ‘since. 1938, but“ —_ aini 5 contests, a Republican, sion. i an at, ports on these .and even other} State Threston B Morton, (2): races outside the “sure winners,’ the last few times that hurt, WASHINGTON aNs)- The) seats they win in these six a | Ot the remaining $. iy: Former Gov.” Lawrence -W, | there is a larger independent vote! ‘it's : to the. PBL Democratic party is “a. heavy, tests: > . | Démocrats are ahead in six — these States, : reontests, the key. to- senatorial ‘Bennett complained control |SEN Wetherby (D)-vs. Former Sena- |—sometimes called-—“undecided” - favorite to the next, Senate. ATE MAY SPLIT ‘Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl- eiimnied on ahead in the ' control apparently lies in the Pata red cel Ceopee' (R) [cr “siledt” oF. “won't _say”— the 39.year-old unemploy ‘od ints by at least the same “narrow | On the other hand, if Repub- vania, Washington and West Vir- ee nine contests . ida- j other six races, Hére is how they: sae the late Alben Barkley’s. which may bring -startjing ‘SUI- orer says Louisville eu peed = ; years. licans take all six of these con- ginia. “Only an — could bring’ linois, Indiana, “ lows, ylook: seat, Clements and Cooper are | prises. arrested him five times during the margin it held the oe two leeuen they poses tek of electing Maryland, North Dakota, South | Cc aittersia: Sen. Thomas H. | "epetted “leading, Veteran ob: _ = ; ‘past week for loitering, violated ie Dakota, Utah and Wisconsin. A an tn servers say nothing is certain. ,, ) + an! ” at The FBI said it - 2 conesiien ante “a be evenly Ain 6g rey an poke See Demecratie victory in any of | Machel (R) in 9 toss-up rsd pe Sieg oom are split in a dou. Mel Torme Weds Again sepa. alter the prospects. But it ap-the deciding vote. omeoes oe eee | te ak ee salaeell | Reports favor one and then the | ble Senate race, LAS VEGAS, Nev. @ — Singer| _ pears there will be a minimUM- “Hemecrais actudlly started | Into $55, 000 Law ‘Suit are . y © gs couple | other, Each party has sent its | New York: New York City May-|Me} Torme, 31, and Arlene Miles, |. mTy 1: : of 49. Democrats in the next Ser-| out with @ big edge in the cam- LaTAMSRGICA, Cont we] NY CMMINE 9.9707 | top speakers tate the state, Im or Robert F. Wagner Jr, ()|, were married tast night at the} COMING: = wate, leaving a maximum of 47) joi0, peceuse 11 seats are in. stat \ part, to win this sea ie vis State Attorney Jacob K. Jav- — a _— egies IMPROVEMENT to the GOP. the Solid South and _ bord ‘Four women who rode a landslide| ‘There are 61 holdover senators, Gaede: Sercar Gee Dail” is (RD: Mlest exiiare ay Javier second marriage for both. | : There are 35 seats at stake in | states, Even the Republicans ‘own Satita Monica's-Pacific Pal-|31 of them Democrats and 30 Re-| Thorpton A Few ae f Our Many, Many Bargains! _ . ‘ State Hi-Way Department Set includes these scale models: special Road Grader with additional Simulated operating lights; regular Tonka Dump Truck, for average road requirements: new. Hi- Way Hydraulic Dump Truck for special work assign- ments and a Pick-up Trutk for light hauling. In addition, set contains a complete se of 6 high- $ 95 way signs and 2 road barriers. forzuse 19 in construction areas. Only........ Complete Line of Trucks from $1.98 This cute ape tle Miss é the idol ae * . a - i Tiny arms toon! to cuddle and care for this lovable, tubbable Priced “s = Va Off! HIRTS GALORE! 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HURON STREET : em m3 o to ‘Prices Subject to Change! bce i _THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ THURSDAY, NovENDER 1, 1956 oi ee ¥. saat plaeiapaptpinamepinnco ties ‘es ‘ Pee te ee cue benny — *% Tren reer tr ” TPT tiaA hia POW wy lw, ‘% he ee Thy eoey roytongi ‘Whether your candidate wins loses next Tuesday, -you will pfob- the dough. erve Election Sn JANET ODELL, Sapere of flour | and 1 three -_ iss — suoergee 0 flour — —_ tras Heme Editor yy eggs: a pP _ euta sified coke. fou! eee ae ones i and brandy were also worked int, | Ike teaspoons salt ming ably-serve refreshments during the Neither a fruit cake nor a nut ‘4 teaspoon grated lemon rind evening hours. while you'ré listen- bread, Election Day cake is a 1 teaspoon vanilla % cup milk ing to returns. This yest serve an! \yeast-raised cake somewhere be- °s"engs, unbeaten it’ ‘ %v cup-currants or seedless raisins Election Day Cake. tween the two. One’ story has that this tempting.treat was served .2 Sop cs Bi mewoen Tagg: In the early. days ot our country's iy i “eon history it was pot easy to hear straight ticket: Add/ aim tx @ . in the fall because that’s when|water and squeeze out excess. P igeliay7 fosciaa = egress = . ter, add : teagpoon sugar agen! min. Cool. in pan on wire rack 15-) * the boats come into home’ ports to sauteed vegetation les to Mote, then often stayed: “While in New York. we saw dem- Stand es — is frothy (5-10 99 min.. then remove cake to. rack: with their holds full of shrimp, et at nd Gotil the final count was onstrated a modern version of this min.). Pour boiling water over ty finish cooling. When cold, spoon ure ire red of which are frozen or canned, to Add shrimp, eRe. seasoninsg. in. Candidates were’ expected to books list as many as a dozen one ano’ make 2 packages active dry Fe@st vied with ther | % cup lukewarm and serve the best cake. * 4 age maar - ae ELECTION DAY CAKE — Mrs. Ben Kerezyn-— sky 6f Auburn avenye baked an Election Day Cake to show Pontiac Press readers what it is like, She put this yeast-raised, fruit-filled cake into a square tyke pan, but suggests that a emailer tube pan would be better. “It's a de- old American favorite. pale, a ‘ing you that recipe, also one call- supply ket ont ee ee oe ‘ing fer fewer ingredients. Both will who voted the ‘« cup candied orange pel, diced Sprinkle yeast in lukewarm Wa- erately hot oven.(3T5 degrees) 55-60 dissolved. Cool to lukewarm. mun.) water S ° Pontiac Press Phete licious cake,”” Mrs. Korczynsky said, ‘not at all hard to make.” Try either one of the recipes printed below (Mrs. K. used the first ore) and serve it to your family and guests next Tesetey evening. . 2 i ’ x? a liek 57 > shrimp, drained s Fest ive Dish | 3 = 7 ‘min,_on mixer at ‘oe aad. ‘in warm place until doubled in | tae Shanped gr teen pepper We are giv- brown sugar and stir until cng Pineapple Frosting over top, let- IT ting frosti over sides. | in dissolved: yeast, Add 1% cups one =< = / First imtrodaced im the late ‘give you an éxcellent cake to, all-purpose flour and beat until) 1700's, election day cakes S9°M corve November 6, or any ume o \ became popular. Old time cook- the year, > ; 4 butter or margarine in small bowl] payor. F different recipes. Housewives | Ye lide ‘Lection Cake. | Sift cake flour and next 4 x and heat over hot water until but-| And ‘real New Odieand molasses gredients together: into large tix-|ter is melted. Remove from hot ing bow!. Add shortening and next ‘Water. Add % teaspoon each of DO navor- it's one of the very with braised mushroom souce ‘One of the original recipes calls :.*cup trown sucar_gacket _-—- ingredients and beat 300 strokes genet orange rind and grated pose sources of iron—usable iron, OR ¢ Smooth. Cover and let rise in warm! Put 1 tablespoon each of light combine a new ingredient with that -place until light>and bubbly (30|cream, canned pineapple juice and wonderful old-fashioned molasses Lege -41M cups-of sifted flour. Cover and mixture, stirring constantly_inor-§ Fresh stock of diced fruit, a Caceres a Shrimp Fiesta Ring M Mold cooked and cleaned, Scrape bowt-and spoon-or beaters’ bulk, —about—-242—hours—-Bake—in}———— yeast mixture and. beat-well (1:15 minutes, Cool, Frost top With orved 6 min. on mixer at low speed). Add/thin lemon glaze and sprinkle with jn py gh piesa nl currants, cree, pineapple and peel grated lemon peel. Serves 24 to 30.'The Shrimp Association of the(Stimp for garnishing. Run re- and mix i . : Jonce during mixing. Add light moderate oven, 350 degrees, 1 hour, Food | eke. in a ribg = {easpoun sal ai Turn into greased 842"’ tube pan jlight (about 1 hr.), Bake in mod- a i eee ie bs Walia Molded Shrimp rn lerate (350 degrees) oven. Reserve six or eight whole Americas has maining shrimp through “medium. : | ‘aa ) *y ~~ [recipe in Seer’ otis Seine blade of food chopper or cut in Need a different dessert for ee pce wna! B | Fiesta, Oct. 15.to“Nov. 3. \gmall pieces, Heat - salad oil and company? Fill parfait or sherbet Opcor n a § The Fiesta, of course, takes place saute vegetables; Soak bread in glasses with chocolate ice = Bake about 15 minutes in mod. “Turn out on platter. Fill ‘chnter with a colorful vegetable, such as peas, green beans, broccoli, ‘car. . rots. Garnish with lemon slices, + parstey-— end -the whole. -shrimp, - | Makes six servings. sen ocas Make Different Dessert ‘and pous a mint flavored saiice pa it; top with whipped cream Hit desired. Peppy Molasses Popcorn Bolts Pineapple, Frosting (they're peppy with peppermint) | t Bives these popcorn ‘balls much! Prev alae jodi rs camyare kind that our badies can as- ‘smooth. Add 2 tables > diced! Smilate. 5 4 + ‘candied pineapple and mix. Makes’ oe 4 e _ || ChickenFricasse noug’ i, No need to urge children to.eat : : . '. a bests oa mens this treat because “‘it's good for) with tea biscuit $s lf you'’—they’ll be eying the second - : ° Election Cake ;Popcorn ball after one bite of the’ a ‘first! . , 1: : " Peppy Molasses Popcorn Balls Bakery Department 4 ouarts popped corn } Sa cup crushed peppermint { EACH . 5 a cups light New Orleans molasses 1 cup butter er margarine 3, cup sugar Applesauce 4 2 I% cups brown sugar, firmly packed) 2 tablespoons butter or ma arine 4 ers | - = | | LOAF CAKE C 1 teaspoon salt | Mix popcerti ‘and crushed. candy, : ot - ee ee a aoe uaomee Cook molasses and sugar together. Fruit : ii cuns- coodiose. - Faisine : slowly, stirring constantly, to 270 COFFEE CAKE degrees (or when small quantity Dissolve yeast . in water (luke. dropped into cold -water forms -a warm for compressed yeast; warm. hardball), Remove from heat and J not hot, for dry, active yeast). ‘add .b ‘y ee - Add # teaspoons sugar. Cool scald- anid bine J ust © Arrived ! ae ed milk to lukewarm and add. Add| Pour syrup over popped corn , . 2 packages dry, active yeast. or 2 cakés. compressed ! % cup Warm water ‘ 2 teaspoons sugar [ 144 cups milk, scalded j & cups sifted enriched flour (about) | ~ _ yore pecs ent Very der to coat all the kernels, Cool glazed cherries, pineapple, ‘brown. sugar gradually, while dozen balls... , — bleached raisins, seedless beating well after. each addition; ——5 : . : ladd to yeast mixture. Mix and Enhances Luncheon Holiday Fruit Cakes... isift remaining flour, salt, and’ : = _—— spices; stir in, adding more flour A Cluster of seedless grapes, a oo —_—_——— and citron. ‘a Tuncheon sandwich look and Turn into a greased and floured taste good. The fruit will be de- |10-inch tube cake pan, filling not licfous with a filling of ham. more than 2-3 full. Cover. Let rise’ | chicken or cheese. — SERVING "ALL. DAY | | FRIDAY & SATURDAY | ~ a A. M. to 7:45 P.M. hour, ————---—. : oO 7 —tstigntty: shape into ~ balls with: ; n peel — Fry tt=—— oe Cream butter or margarine; add jightly-butered hands. Makes two citron, orange and lemo creaming. Add eggs, one at a time, | “raisins and nuts for your Bring the Family! tit necessary. to make a stiff batter. fresh pear halve or some wedges J - Beat until--smooth. Stir in raisins, Of red-skinned apple help to make FOOD SE SHOP Ss ———————— MONON qo ‘i antic "ammas mnt mm et: es eS oa picvesabeemyvas« Your dog — and you — “never had it so good” as with new Minute Meal. For your dog—it’s a food with rich, appetizing flavor that's always a pleas- ure to eat. Baking ends “dust” — firms texture. Miller's never gets gummy or sticks so the top of his mouth. For you — Minute Meal presents x ane way to fix youg dog-a nourishing meal in seconds —.and save up to half the cost of feeding canned foods. Best of all — you can see the happy results of Minute Meal’s balanced formula in the well-being and energy of your ur dog. The proof is in a the feed- ing... try it soon, _ a Just ploes @ cup or tire oF economical Minute Meal ln your dog's dish. “T° silver dollar in return. Get started saving Paste “clovers”’ from the fronts of 10 packages _of Good Luck Margarine in the spaces below - 4 i man. TO: / | Name and Address hice om od ak Corre compet peso ha St Rok) Psd em SD, t @00D LUCK MARGARIN (BOX 1060, NEW YORK 46, . Y Zone. State. | Offer expires: January 12, 1957 —— ome ~ ; | 2 This 3 aieanGanant = worth $1.07, 80 read every word! You can get a silver dollar, absolutely free! What's more, with 2 the coupon at right you save 7¢ on your next two pounds 6f fresh Good Lack | Margarine. All you do is save the big green } 4 ‘ clovers from the Good Luck Margarine packages. When you have tenclovers, paste sd # & td them in the places outlined above and mail as directed. 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Open Doily avd Sunday 9 to 9 | <. ae a | Friday 9 to 10 m a- ate ot — each CHICO CHICKEN SALAD — Diced/ chicken, pineapple-and thinly slivered almonds, ‘molded in ~ . 78 N. SAGINAW = ROW “UPON. ROW ‘OF F SENSATIONAL ‘MEAT VALUES! OPEN FRIDAY a 9. ee a i 1 ee juice, have added flavor when seasoned with the | herbs and spices in an envelope of salad dressing | mix. ‘ : fo pi — * a Pe < Translate Chicken, Spice Tempting Loaf ~ Into Molded If you've had a Pa on routineentree, or make plans to have It salads at your | house, and theas family's in a mood for something your evening meal. You and your new, try this easy recipe that takes family will say“it's a welcome — ~ chicken —_ And its stock — and and glamorous — __transiates/ its fine favor molded pertection. into | ‘Called Chico Chicken Sajad, the recipe utilizes tasty chicken stock, combined with pineapple juice and gelatin as a base which holds bits. 7 of diced chicken, juicy pineapple, > mix* and a sprinkling of thinly slivered almonds.” , Te heighten the subtle flavor of these ingredients; —a delicate combination ef herbs and spices from an envelope of salad Gress- ing mix is added to the liquid,’ and an equal portien of this same packaged herb and spice mixture is added to sour. cream te use as an exotic topping. Serve this salad as a luncheon, magic «ee how Mixed Vegetebles lers in providing thet sure of a eee » + and - wholeso . te your Chew ere A = “this oldest of American holidays arut ‘ iECETABLE 5ETA Ing the All-American Bird’ Perfection “of Beef, Noodles If you're in the habit of serving casseroles often, you might like to branch out and test your talents, accompaniment salad . with ‘BEEF VEAL PORK | POULTRY Cold Cats Tender Beet oT ROAST |} Lb. 33¢ Tender juicy Sirloin Steaks » 636 papeeeg-e SHORT RIBS Lb. . 23 «< | “Lean aie ‘Shoulder Stk. Lb. 3 3° RUMP ROAST “39 Extra Lean Ground Beef 3 BO" Extra Lean RUMP ROAST Lb.- 6 5 ¢€- Best Cuts Round Steaks 1s 638 Thrifty Cut VEAL BREAST Blade Cut Pork Chops Pon-Reedy u 35 Tenderloin End PORK ROAST Fryers. ‘Chunk Bologna “29° Grade 1 Skinless HOT: DOGS’ Pr Grade “A” “19° a “a LEG ROAST » 29° : Lean, Meaty SPARE RIBS | » 29 Stewers 25: Grade a8 LARGE EGGS ~53° Mild Cured SLICED: BACON * 29° ChAnES from ; at this Tasty Noodle Loaf. salad routine. | : —4t ~goes—-together: —just- like any) Chico Chicken Salad leaneerels. The difference comes ‘when’ you unmold thel oaf on a! 1 cup pineappie juice - —¥, s| 1g aon Gaad enekee cuichsn érving platter, garnish it with % cup drained canned diced pinegpple spiced fruit, and set it on the table’ 9. Cup toastedt slivered «!monds : “package exotic herbs saiad dressing with a flou rish Dried beef is the meat ingredient Consomme and mushrooms flavor id water 2 envelopes (2 tablespoons) gelatin \y cup cold water 1 cups chicken stock 4 cup sour cream Soften gelatin in col Bring chicken stock to a full boil the sauce. Add pineapple julce and gelatin; Tasty Noodte Loaf stir until gelatin is dissolved Re-) « unces broad noodles | move from heat and chill until | = poe el Doe gotesl | slightly thickened. i ®, cup ckopped mushrooms (4-ounce Fold in chicken, pineapple; al- monds, and |; package (1 table- spoon) of the dry dressing mix. Pour into a 1', quart ring mold 1 cup milk - 4 -or 7 individual molds. Chill wn- = ? *&3* 4 ounces dried beef cut im pieces til firm. Add 2 teaspoons salt and noodles Just before serving. unmold {9 3 cups boiling water. Boil rapid- | ‘salad. Combine sour cream and jy stirring consfantly, ‘for 2 min — cba mix and uSe utes. Cover, remove from heat aa i —__Jet_ stand jt nn. Meanwhile, melt butter or mar- garine in top of: double boiler. Add Or side salad onion and: mushrooms and cook} cars Pio ad "Seat eee, Smite ad dressing santiy. Stir in flour. dry mustard a and pepper. . Add consomme and mitk ovat: | ually and cook until partially | | thickened, stirring constantly. De | “of All- American, Bird not boil. Beat eggs slightly and Turkey deserves the honor of be- Stir in a small amount of sauce. | The Add eggs to bot mixture and cook | Department of Agriculture tells us Over simmering water, about 5 j .that of all the anirhals on the farm, ,minutes, stirring constantly. ithe turkey is the only one whose Rinse noodles and drain well.| ‘history is rooted firmly in Ameri- cir dried beef and noodles into} jean eel. From 162} when -oyr Fil- half the sauce. Turn inte greased |grim Fathers first feasted on wild 44x84 inch loaf pan. Bake in mod- turkey with their Indian neighbors, 2 inc pen. ithe turkey has been identified with orate’ oven (10 degrees F.) 0 9) 3 minutes. Remove from pan to) Not only 3s turkey a holiday bird, heated serving platter and serve) ft has become good eating any With remaining sauce: Makes four time of the year. Better production S@TVIN8s: can) ‘, cup enriched flour 1 teaspoon dry mustard Dash pepper 1’, cups condensed consomme i!6‘s Makes 5 cups, or 3 to 4 servings luncheon or entree salad, or 6 to ne eto Turkey Deserves. Name i __- and breeding methods have pro- S HOW - YO YLUMBIA C! U co TY IND ‘duced birds of all sizes. 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Tumbler Hamilton Grade ‘A Medium BANQUET WHOLE CANNED | SERVE YOURSELF FROM THIS DISPLAY. | ae, HavoRtD CHUDRENS SIZE 25 : 48 TABLETS. ..... an! ~ sliced thin; one blade of mace; 3 . sherry in/a little decanter so each = Leamertore may flaver-his-soup to his — ~—own taste = To make the fish stock, get two eo , Sige eee THE PONTIAC PES THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 see ws 4 ® The Drake in Chicago—and our ‘. thanks to Frank Amstadt, “head yardmaster” at Camelja House, for) ‘bis wonderful soup. It is a red. snapper dish, and highly popular.| Try it and you'll see why. ty cup d@ieed onions i = diced gree Scar and % cup diced - 3 tnbleapoons but nonlin * asced 2 pints of fish stock 1 pint browr tomate sauce l cup diced red snapper @hberry 25 = Saute the onion, green pepper and celery lightly in butter until tender, then add the diced toma- toes and fish stock ahd simmer 20) minutes, Add brown tomato sauce. Simmer the fish lightly in wa- ter to cover for five minutés, tien add to the soup, and let all simmer, stirring — occasionally, anti] fish is nice and. tender. Check for taste. At the Drake they serve a bit of pounds of any white- fleshed fish, eut 4t up in small pieces, and place it in a kettle together with head, tail, bones and skin. . Add one onion sliced thin; one carrot twelve white peppercorns, slightly crushed; one teaspoon salt; pinch of dried thyme;. two cloves; one bay leaf; ten sprigs of parsley. Pour over it three pints water, | bring to-a boil, then simmef one | through-a fine sieve, =e ‘trigerated. For the brown, tomato sauce you| need: 4 4 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons chopped — t tablespoons chopped ¢arrgt 3 tablespoons chopped cane leaves 2 bay leaves 8springs. parsiey 4 tablespoons flour 2 cups beef consomme or stock _3_tablespoons tomate paste Melt the butter, and stir inthe’ vegetables, Stir and cook until vegetables begin to brown, . Blend in the flour, then the two cups of meat stock. , stirring con- stantly, until ure boils and| thickéns.’ “You—might try a well-chilled BOOKBINDER SOUP at done at m Adults Need Milk )D for chil Bones 5 think voit ts ion} ee that aa they grow elder they don't need milk, Alimost Endless Variety of New Products: Appears. By JANET ODELL the interesting bits of food news pans, Personally, weeks, There are several exciting But try it-for yourselves. : (stant ‘Lemon Pie Filling. Tt re-| +—Pontiac Press Home Edifor quires no~ cooking so eliminates) - It's time to share with you all {orever Ssticky_and sometimes we we've collected in the past several|W0uld like it a bit more lemony. Chop Suey is aan suited to an evening of informal buffet en- tertaining. [Beef Chop eres for Buffet Meal am _ For Tostier Cocoa a fig ces ome Spaeth ep square, Fold into triangles and press edges with fork, Bake in hot oven (450 de.. SKILLETIPS—on Nothing could be further from Try making your the truth, Calcium is needed-.at strong and chilling. in thie retrignra. ‘every age for upkeep of the bones tor. Same Bee to frome & weey of ‘and normal functioning of nerves) new products on. the market, or! :: - The dish needs no extra trim- |. This js the sort of item that mings. It's an all-in-one platter, lcoffee ice cubes to avoid undue dilution of the.coffee. — Gift Fudge Has - ‘land muscles, including the action _jof thé heart. If our food Goesn’t sup ply enough calcium, then calcium is taken from the bones, They then become thin and weak and some- \just about to. be put on the mar properly belongs on the business | ket. page. However,.we think it an Chop Suey is coming in large, | interesting development, Duncan economy-size cans now. You. have Hines mixes are now being made ‘a choice of Chop Suey Vegetables| _by Proctor and Gamble Com- ‘with Mushrooms, with Beef or with) pany. Actually, the only change is Chicken. All you have to’ do’ is! in ownership, as the mixes will traditionally incorporating vegeta- bles into the sauce along with strips of meat. Flavor’s the important thing in. Chinese cooking, and when you serve this dish to your guests, you can be proud of a. real qutoary ~ Minty Goodness Pour into 9-inch sqiiare buttered A * lor Cold weather is traditionally the} season for making candy at home.) With this quick recipe you'll want ‘to make Chocolate Mint Fudge oft- ien for family nibblers, = visitors, and for holiday gifts, —~ ; | *>Remember, the most appreciated igift is often the one you make your-| self. Fiye-Minute Proceiate Mint Fudge 2 tablespoons butt % cup (omatt aan undiluted--erapor- ated milk , 1% cups ——~ “ty temppoon sa: 1% gaan (about 16) ‘diced marshmal- hy cupe (1% Gounce packages) sem!- sweet chocolate ¢' 4, teaspoon popeeenint extract a cup chopped nu : Combine erat evaporated milk, sugar and salt in 24% quart heavy saucepan over medium heat. Bring to a boil, ‘Cook 4 to 5 min- utes, stirring constantly. timing when mixture starts to one “bubble” around edges of pan.) Remove from heat. Stir in marshmallows, chocolate peppermint extract and nuts. Stir! Lyvigorously..for_1_ tninute- or...unti}i :.. .marshmallows are ipan and allow to cool. Cut into squares. Top each square with a colored mint wafer if you want to) - make the fudge extra festive. —— 2 pounds. ; ‘Ru lei f or yr Substituting (Start! .. chips, ~ times break easily. The doctor (thicken the liquid in the can, add’ be Imade in the same locations uses the word “decalcified” to describe such bones. Milk has many other muiritionsl values besides calcium, It supplies the important vitamin, riboflavin. No vitamin has more widespread action in the body than riboflavin. ‘It is involved when the’ cells use oxygen—a very vital ‘furiction in- | dééd! When the diet does not supply enough riboflavin the’ skin may ‘crack at the corners of the maquth and -the skin may become scaly, especially around the nose, The ‘eyes may be affected, too, becorh- jing sensitive to light and inflamed. the vegetables and heat thorough- | ly. It’s a delicious answer to) the last-minute cooking question. Watch the frozen food section of your grocery store’ for Ice- hox Cookies: We had some in New York at the Food Editors Conference and gave our approv- al. You will sisbabis like all three. kinds, Crunchy. Peanut, Coconut) and Butterscotch Nut. With “a roll! of these cookies in your freezer, | jes at a moment's notice. Another new instant food that ar ‘Vision may_dim,__ te Bananas in Recipes — cakes, or , biscuits, muffins | breads, here are some | commercial package mixes. ; When directions say to add 1 cup | of water or milk, use in its place 1% cups mashed (4 to 5) bananas. When directions say 1 cup of water | peace 1 cup mashed bananas (2 to r 1% cup water and—eggs specified. Incorporated pon bat- ter, bananas give sweet, mellow melon to top Ne off—maybe.a ripe-tanana flavor and help baker? honeydew with a\blob of lime ice iproducts. to stay fresh and moist.) { or refrigerator, you can have cook- \We tasted in_New 7. was—Ia- * ‘get Plan Hearty Brunch for Football Crowd accomplishment! 4 Beet Chop Suey 2 tablespoons oil 1 teaspoon salt 1 pound round steak cut ‘s inch thick 1% cups boiling water 1 beef bouilion cube 1 cup coarsely-diced celery ~Ttup. thinly-sticed onion * pound mushrooms, sliced as before, | If you have a 1 baby to consider | lin your food shopping trips, look | ifor the high protein cereal now on| ithe market, Made of milk, wheat! germ, soy flour, oat flour and cot- ry tonseed. meal, it contains thirty-five! nin Saltese ot ell thickened. and very hot. Serve im- dry milk a richer flavor, add % teaspoon pure vanilla extract to) each cup liquid used. shina cea: on hot Barr : grees) a to 15 minutes. — 4 LOOK AT THE RECORD... TREESWEET — Ve iS THE = FRESHEST-TASTING “ORANGE JUICE ‘ *:8-ounce. ounce can bean sprouts, drained tablespoons’ cornstarch’ a 2 teaspoons soy sauce 2 tablespoons molasses 1 teaspoon vinegar iper cent high qualiy protein. Ask’ iyour-doctor about using this new. ‘prepared cereal product. ~ | Heat oil and salt in large skillet e * * Cut beef diagonally in strips % Recently ‘we were -sent—a_new: ‘inch thick and one “inch jong; jcake mix to try, It should be on prown in hot fat. Di bouillon! ‘the rharket this week or next. It's. cube in water and sare sie | a yellow cake with finy bits of lemon.in it. Everyone who tasted it jcmone ———————: liked it, It's a quickie to make too,| _ Cover skillet and simmer: for Cooking! continues to be a most| 2? Minutes, or until. meat is ten- exciting occupation. If you like to: der. Add bean sprouts, — “fuss"’, you have a world of food Mix together cornstarch, soy at your fingertips. If you want-to = : the best meals with the , ¥ ge “ol ny least work, you can do that too. Convenience, taste and quality are the keynotes of today's food Vase “It It's. Alive - - It's Fresh” — ‘ducts. a er ct HEN ‘Here's a new: ditalh- wat puivy eisbten tiers certain to make? you the most-popular ‘mother in the neighborhood—Jelly Roll Pops, chocolate or white frosting. Miniature jelly/rolla (2' If you like banana flavor in| The tots will love these bright jelly roll slices edged in creamy a ounces) from your grocer’ s ready-to-eat jrules to help you-substitute banan- | cake department ‘are the perfect size for Jelly Roll Pops, and the as for the liquid: ingredient in’ ‘frosting may be melted dot chocolate, made from prepared mixes, | ,or from your gown favorite frosting recipe. JELLY ROLL POPS Miniature jelly rolls (plan three pops per jelly roll) Large meat skewers or narrow wooden tongue Geprestert AP Hg * NEW YORK (INS),— The brisk, football weather sparks ideas tor | the rousing, warm type of brunch | that will carry the gang through’ the day of the big game. 12 to 16 Lb. Avg. - Order’ Now for _Thanksgivin Incrasse in TURKEYS If you plan to feed your friends’) before trooping out to 4he stadium, DUCKS—ROASTERS—FRYERS—WILD RABBITS be sure you give them adequate food to last them through the chill, New Crop, Clean You can start with bowls or CHIT‘ELINS mugs of steaming hot soup—a - Ses 101.98 |zs""~ 59° good rich variety like tomato-beef| noodle or bean chowder. ‘Then, along with this warming | liquid nourishment, serve tempt- ing he-man dishes like broiled | ham slices with grape-pineapple "FRESH. OYSTERS Fresh CATFISH Lb. 49° Fresh- Fresh WALLEYES | BUFFALO Lb. 49° | AS' rings, creamed ¢ggs with mush- | rooms, buttered English muffins | and a pick-and-cheose fruit bow! | Frosting Thofoughl y¢ slige with frosting. Place, frostéd side up, on baking sheet. Chill [before serving. SNO- BOLy I 32-0s. Sise 7 Root Beer sone mea ° 8 - BEER, WINE, TiQUOR | DRAYTON PLAI Fox Deluxe Frozen Chicken Breast 4120 W.. WALTON BLVD.,_ Store, Hourt: Mon. thre Set. 92. 10 9p. m. 2 Sunday 12 p.m, to 9 p, m. Quaker TOMATO JUICE 4 $4 Cans NS -OR 3-2341 eT RRR JGROUND BEEF ‘2 .3™ 89° GROUND STEAK wx ..» 59° | 82 S. Saginaw Street _ SHRIMP. — FRESH AND SALT WATER FISH OF ALL KINDS — FROGLEGS -/ Samim svonerswog| PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET chill or lightly freeze jelly rolls. Slice each into three companion at the game too, so why even slices. Insert a skewer carefully but firmly into the center” ‘of not fill thermos bottles with beef the. bottom ‘of each slice. Spread.outside ediges and back of each ‘broth or temato soup to sip a (Wholesale and Retail) FE 4-1521 ithe afternoon? 228 a peneetine—set “Rolled SSacncos "Rolled, eae eed RIB ROAST RUMP ROAST POT ROAST az. ...... 29 Opening Soon—WESTOWN CE Chese & Sanborn _ INSTANT | COFFEE Lerge 6 Oz. Jar CIDER ....-.ccece. 59° Skinless HOT DOGS...3™ 89° SHEDD’S — ‘STEAK Your Choice U. S. Government Graded SIRLOIN ROUND SWISS. Jonathon APPLES.....4™ 29° Florida oredanaiey £ 5° Armour Star TREET.......39°|6 Call Ba Pe » 106 W. HURON es Ree eee —& : Bee a = ee : eae ; = - = - ve ¥ * ‘ Se 5S Be a5 << 5 : : ~ Pe et es — te Ce 2 : er : : ie * ; : \ wHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1986 es | se : \Hot Onion Bread ‘Protein Foods Needed. \Not Di fticult Add Sardines ite vob Pep, Vigor ring : : ee Bhand Anytime | (to Prepare c .{0 Shirred Fags Pe grdl gota th | Interested. in -onion bread? LAFAYETTE, \ Heré's how to prepare it. think meat is*hard to digest or tel Sasa od. 5)—A to ‘| -shorteakes — doesn't. the very| sei Onion Breed“ _HAVe_ Something “special” fof hard on the kidneys:—This s_not| it ‘pudding mix.recipe’ is weed twake your mouth weie!?— % pound (Me cup) mutter lyour Sunday. breaktast. j [ee extent Ne civinia’ acpi her me Cooking specialists at) ; ‘\eedn’t be confined to summer} + Packer Go nn on bread. Shirred eggs always seem more — ood “ ub. /nife or a small spatula ‘in your ; The oe i nik Ut ' “|desserts. Seafood shortcakes, for)’ Have — wales “soft--enough to festive than the more usual fried a a and wwhick(kitchen' Yor leveling off a eup (or make about 50 servings, if it were! Sper Oe Sey satatying em ee ee tas Poench of rp nag ant Solon ts no other foods can supply. Again, fractions of a, cup) when-you are utilized * =| : ~}main course, on nec =, ? aS nx Cpt ea ee on | , a fime of the Year-‘tread diagonally into slices, al-|@ flavorful change. he Oey See © ee ees ey eee ored in a tightly cov- ‘Made. canned salmon, most to bottom but not all the way The combination of fish and eggs) over period ot used-as wanted they're especially pretty, And it through. is not only a delicious one, but t. period of several weeks or doesn't matter, says the National. Spread butter mixture on one bod 2 which is wary. Fich : The recipe: Fisheries Institute, whether the side,of bread ieee how much you "°0¥° uilding protein. 4 ae ‘use depends on thir-er thick) Maine Shirred Eggs = a Bet cornstarch and ' ~ ee ned: “— values you slice the bread, and on your § tablespoons butter : Nuco Margarine. ¥, Pint Helman's 63° a se = = “me. own taste. For slices that are no: i = (3% or 4 oz.) sardines Salad Dressing both for - PS dry milk (non-fat, dry milk Too, canned salmon rates with/ more than | an inch. oil try lor, Sait and pepper to taste i Sea canned tuna as being one of-the|? te of the mixture on one| Melt one tablespoon butter In’ Se: Se, rien. Cae [most versatile of all fish. ~ \side each slice. ‘each of‘four ramekins. Break two! milk thoroughly MOCHA RUM TORTE — This Sorte was never so elegant or |. As to popularity, according toa. Place the prepared bread on a leggs into each and place in mod-| ‘To make a four-serving aor ol | so easy as it is made the new way with a ‘chocolate angel food [survey made by the Fish and Wild-| sheet of aluminum foil; leave the “Tle (350 degrees) oven until ding, use three-fourths cup of this mix. The rich, delicate cake is split into layers, filled with coffee- life Service, it is America’s most top uncovered but draw up the whites are creamy and set {310 ‘ix and One and one-fourth cups) “aVored whipped cream and topped with- more of-the-same; “Sinee-}Popular_canned fish, with tuna and: ¢gjj ‘ground the sides of the "NUIcS) water, it needs no last-minute fixing, this luscious ‘dessert is perfect’ for sardines the runners-up. | tread. Bake in moderate (375, Drain sardines and saute in re- Porritt Cottage Cheese... 17° No. 1 Michigan gy) Bag 98° Add water gradually, stirring parties. ' SALMON SHORTCAKES | degrees) oven about 15 minutes. - maining butter unti] heated. Place Sastre : AS Lb. Peck 39° until —— Bring to a boil over| . 2 Sena ae | Serve at once. pe pe = in pace ean ge a gentle heat and add one-fourth tea. , : -¥ green .pepper cut in pieces | an pper to taste spoon vanill jo: 3 tablespoons butter | Refrigerate any of the butter at once, Yield: four servings ge $ pp p = P T epar e to Eat i 5 ae eee cuits pene _ and onion soup mixture leftover ip : = “ aeons __ = ar e € ec ion 0 es! = = Vary by adding one tabempoon | IC e ser }. @ large baking powder biscugts (served a jar that has a tight cover for : cl chocolate syrup or one-half, More Turkey - an tise another time. ___ (Dress Up Leftovers square shaved or melted bitter li Drain salmot and flake. Saute!" — — Yoeng-Steer Book - * memiete, | ry h I rt lin Next Year __|steen pepper in butter ‘anti! tender, With Deviled Polenta POT RO AST re | i < = in be chopped S 0C a 0 e | but not brown. Add with pimiento ‘Feature Buttered Soup | It’s easy to dress up creamed ITEC 39° Michigan’s farmers have & to 10.t0 white sauce. Fold in salmon.| lat Chafing Dish Party. ‘ort gravied leftovers — with a fruit, cinnamon’ drops, special topping of Deviled Polen- mint candi cent more turkeys this year Heat until sauce begins to bubble. | j — — inal cco Anyone who has tasted Mocha ine were grown in 1955. The na- Split biscuits | Festive parties in’. be t& Prepare yellow corn mealeas: SIRLOIN STE AKS Lb. 69° quggested additions. Ss are other pum Torte’ knows first-hand how |tional production picture is much Cover bottom halves with half elaborate affairs. Feature some- directed on package for polenta : esnaeean ’ The if mixture. \Lay other halves: on or corn meal mush. Stirr in This pudding mix is low in cal- well coffer-flavored whipped cream the game. national _grop of © \thing as simple to make and easy r ories’ but has twice as high yalye sets off the delicate richness of turkeys is about 76 million birds, or top and cover\with remaining mix-|¢, serve .as souf for your next plenty of grated cheese and 8 in milk solids as those made with Chocolate Angel Food. '16 per cent more than last year.'ture. Makes six servings \ jehafing-dish party: ° family-size can of deviled ham. , Suid milk. Simply bake the. angel food in. wnat on. ~ uae for the ———— [Ladle your favorite-soup (or # Fill a casserole or deep serving ithe usual tube pan. After splitting ae pars goers Sake a a Potatoes ‘in a Hurry — _}combination of two soups) from ‘dish 7 ihe neste pores a ithe ‘cake into layers, fill with a os ok seinen tat will fit most ‘ \the chafing dish into mugs — border sae aa eho i. ~ After- School Snack: . mixture of sweetened whipped food Budgets. - To speed boiling ey ‘tor a/ soup cups. Then top-each serving’ ™4*ing @ border around tl : | (cream, rum and instant coffee, | ‘hurry-up meal, cut \the potatoes with a butter. bali: rolled in —— aaa: a __ithen opriakie with _chovped fil. it means that we need to en- ‘im pieces, cook in as \Jittle water chopped parsley. Hot buttered As a rule, it's best to whip no —-Molasses Eggnog — [berts. | courage the use’ of turkey in fam- as possible in a pan with a tight soup looks pretty—tastes wonder-| more than 1°2 40 2 cups of heavy! “> 7 + fly .meals,_in restaurant meals; (cover or in & pressure cooker, ful! Pear a "_teream at one time , + Spread more of the cream mix- | for school and other cafeterias, | __—— SRS LEL s Here’s ‘a godd answer to those ture on top the cake and. pos- after-school hunger pangs. Not fill-) “bly the sides. Over all, sprin- It means that ‘we may want to ing-enough to take away their ap: kie more filberts. Then ebill. ‘fd and“ try new recips — fetite for dinner, it’s rich in nour. | : new ways of using turkey after ishment and. above all. tastes When dessert time comes at 4 the first meal of roast turkey. good! / party or special meal, take your It means that we may want to : Mocha. Rum Torte out of the re- use turkey broiled or fried, as wel! Molasses Exrvog ‘ frigerator and serve it with real as roasted. It may mean we could d See sree vigans waame ie! lee eee © ue kane soos 1 cup cold mil * . aaa key breasts or legs ve more fo heas oman MOCHA RUM TORTE _ neat than chicken—may be new - Bake a Chocolate Angel Food for some families. Having the tur- i Beat yolk. Add molasses . . ue tale Add milk. aalt and mt CAX® 88 Package directs. Cool. ‘key cut in half and Foasting just thes In a 2-quart bowl, mix ‘s cup half for one meal may appeal to into Bont eas — va and told sugar, few grains salt and 2 table- others. . seesinseeneneneneraseecee spoons: instant coffee. Stir in 2 “eg eek : Va - a cups ’ shipping cream. ,: , a : S Pe ; : 7) f 4 f- ( ? If you use small wooden skewers ° ee ae el ae | ‘ = HRIFTY 1 Cover and chill abéut an. hour | t d B g B { i t * . for rolling tidbits outdoors, be Whip until stiff. Then fold in 2° nsu q e q eS f : ; . : : — gure to soak the skewers for an 1 tablespoons Jamaica Rum,_if de par ot o etire yonire renay (I to Carry Ice Cream . = Split cake crosswise inte 3 lay- PORTLAND (INS) — Leaving +} ere: —_Sipread—about +, of the ice cream ‘in —insulated—bags fo whipped cream betwofn the lay- home storage may help retain its ers and on top, sprinkling each smooth, fresh flavor and avoid , SFit ts spread with about ', of “leaving holes ‘and rough areas 1 cup finely cut. filberts, when dipping, according to Roy Spread rest of whipped cream ‘Stein, superintendent of ‘the Ore- fon sides of cake-and sprinkle with gon State College dairy products rest of nuts. Chill 3 hours or long- laboratory at Corvallis, Ore. ler to develop flavars. Makes 16 Stein says almost any insulated serviens 5 bag prevents unrefrigerated ice: . cream from melting as it comes : from the store. Some bags are Drink for Teenagers - Jaminated with thick insulation : walls which are ‘poor heat con A tangy party beverage that ductors while others of shiny ‘foil’ 3 Conveniently Located teenagers wil] welcome any time bounce heat off the package and of year is Grape Lemon Fizz. ‘Mix prevent temperature changes. Tasty Bakeries ‘a quart of bottled grape juice and Other- tips offered by .Stein: put © Ta quart of soda water. Add a can-the ice cream in the hardening Otfering Dessert Delights of undiluted frozen concentrate for compartment of the refrigerator > Banquet Frozen | we TURKE DINNER | . Farmer Peet's * Ranch Style Bacon LB. PKG. 9: SHEDD'S PEANUT: BUTTER. aie er) st Z. 595 "STAR KIST ‘ CHUNK PACK ra 19°, Each “DELSEY ~ TOILET lemonade. Fill glasses with ice JUSt @8 soon as it's brought home : om FRESH FROM - | cubes, pour in the punch, and add from the store. When ice cream TISSUE THE OVEN “ Hto each a thin slice of lemon. Melts, and is refrozen. large ice . , 3 . ‘ _crystals form, making it coarse to_ 718 W. HURON eat ; Hamilton Grade A “REMUS ae 4™ 4g: FE 8-3001 New Vegetgble Combo. As ice cream is used. cover the 432 ORCHARD LK. AVE. | jiear scicther canned peas and per to prev ee FE 2-9580 carrots and drained canned. bear $$$ — 80 N. SAGINAW sprouts. Add butter and season You can make fritters with your FE 2-7444 with salt and pepper. Makes a leftover cooked rice; mix it with nice vegetable change. a beaten eRe and | frv in a skillet. =' ; : : : MEDIUM COUNTRY FRESH Grade A, Fresh i », REMARKABLE! Full-Bodied! Splendid!” A smart politician contended. “With new Chase & Sanborn | In my party platform po The need for campaigns would be ended.” LONG-LASTING SHEER LOVELINESS CONTOURED FOR LEG. PAIR tender- gm gm Pan “ POR a ee - You try new Instant Chase 4 Sanborn: "in the new GIANT-SIZE JARI . You'll save 25¢ while this introductory offer lasts. And eS ee sé _. Supply Limited! “CHASE & SANBORN | | The Full Bodied, INSTANT. 4. 2 ee x peo. ; NOVEMBER 1. 1688 a= More Gnd more women every iw are saying, (“TREMENDOUS VALUES, that's earl I find el time if visit my SHOP - RITE - 5 7 MARKET!” And, if you are a homemaker, you'll find it wise to shop ot your SHOP - RITE MARK \too . « « because day after — day, SHOP-RITE brings you name-brand, quality foods ot LOWEST PRICES! Because the combined buying power of all the sHoP - RITE MARKETS in this ereo enables them to buy foodstuffs in CARLOAD LOTS... . ot much lower prices! : a TOMATO. JUICE + PINEAPPLE WICE *GRAPEFRUIT JUICE & 222 35° CANS ww | Libby's Crushed No. 2 Can - | Fincappta my 7 a an Food Cake Mix auce Libby's Sliced de. > were Cake Mix... 7 . . Pineapple . aoe « 59 Yellow Cake Mix.... Jiffy a Nitty Cake Mix... LIBBY’S Corn Muffin Mix. , Yellow Cling Libby's DEEP BROWN _With Tomato Sauce or Molasses - 2825 ors CUT BEETS 3 6» 59 wt CORN si" CORN sae" PEAS: Your Choice _ ~Beef Stew. Chili. Con Carne & “SOU PS ~A cold weather treat for the family! ONION SOUP......2% 35 GREEN PEA-SOUP..2 "= 27° Chicken Noodle Soup 3" 39° - Tomato Vegetable...3 "= 39° BEEF VEGETABLE . 2"~-35' Mus oat | uauty ree asipa No. 2% Can ’ HALVES or SLICED LIBBY’S Depend on ng sing aa Pi te, for veliness Wate a ae YOUR CHOICE contoured fri ea tating 24-07. ¢ Can LIBBY’S FRUIT COCKTAIL LIBBY’S CUT LIBBY’S CATSUP_ FROSTY AC CRES” X Broccoli * Cauliflower Brussel Sprouts YOUR. Pgs. .. CHOICE 3 65 _ STRAWBERRIES = p Thee | bad SUNSHINE - ea = KRISPY CRACKERS ~ — RO I aga = Ne nc . a + ae s lenetieal i 7 ah ‘ ’ eee" ‘babe Bees, Mille Bie 5 or, 7 Te i : 4 i / 1 in ; : Fibs q ye sain doi rLaee nen ‘ il ve et . } hi bins... 13] earn | : sascacte man | APERIIT...|| 39° BUTTER | rdeny STUFFED & “| ONIONS... 10° | PORK ff TURKEYS Ait ORANGES >. 29 Thc teay tender turkeys ite already stuffed with ° ‘Pep- dressing. mixture, and ready to pop inte your Trent" A real boon te the bony housewife, a4d + sensation ; im good eating for the entire family! Hekmen Cookies Coconut Chocolate Drop 1 Lb. Bag 49¢ i STEAK | SHOP-RITE’S OWN. FAMOUS. MEAT LOAF ‘MD 3 1 00 | ‘A _ CHOICE BEEF—-BLADE cur Z a ~ * am + « ~ ~ * aa or a * « * «~ *m * Bae, aa ow fw en 7 “« me ~ ow, an * “ cee ae “wen | — EARLS. CNGELLVILE Howard Street | DONATO'S SHOP-RITE - SMOPRTE - SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE |. sHoP-RITE | SHOP-RITE — MARKET a te on HE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘vHURSDAY, NOVENBER 1} 19% Le ¥ ae Sa a areas td Be cee elas per. ies ees as 2 a = ~ KIWANIS ANNUAL | Rummage Sale! | Today, Friday and Saturday , 9 A. M. to. 9 P. M. ~ COME "TONIGHT. | Clothing, Shoes, Hats, a 1|-Appliances,. Furniture, — prey Radios, Taye! a _Miss: This” ‘Big Yearly Event! _—PLENTY OF FREE. PARKING — K 1948 Oldsmobile Will Be Auctioned Off Friday Night at 8:30 a Donated by the Pontice Retail Store YOUNG, TENDER BEEF T BONE STEAKS" TROUND STEAK, SIRLOIN STEAK or | BONELESS ROLLED bb. SRUMP ROAST Delicious When Broiled ACLUB uw. STEAKS Ha » Center K rt Le hele Moat) eee Peter's 3 pe ares ees ‘SAUSAGE : POTATOES | poe Foon | SPAM — 410% 29¢ | 6396 | 2% 39¢ CABBAGE California Juicy ; : RED ROSE. SALAD DRESSING... ee PURE BEEF "New Crop Ama\ PURE PORK . Josephine The spring crop of pigs to market. This seasom al sete) along with an. effort " is sere decrease wholesale inventories, H | values. Both fresh and smoked pork | ere attention-getters at meat | | gounters. Wise choices can be | found in fresh pork loin or ham | Feasts, and smoked ham for | baking. Shank halves of fresh | and smoked ham are as low as’ | 39 to 49 cents:a, pound in many stores, while whole hams are | from 47 te 55 cents a ponud. Many homemakers depend on) ithe brand name of the packer in| jchoosing the quality of pork de-) \sired. Pork may be selected ‘by the appearance of the meat itself. Signs of high ent? fresh pork pare: i * Delicate rose or grayish pink in the) ! Smooth fine grain in firm and velvety, }lean. flesh | — Pa sist i ih | outside fat Gee tener the lean) center i The pou of both chicken and! lturkey is large this fall. Smart |weekly ments for they will find ‘some thrifty choices in this protein ‘food. Fryers vary from about 31) ito 49 cents a ‘pound, while turkeys’ depending se — —_ quality. | FRUITS & Specerine mee oe October brings a flow of cider from apple presses. The fresh ‘cider without a preservative may show -a bit of sediment in the ‘bottom .of the container, if it hasn't been filtered. Cider in retail ‘stores is preserved by either igs addition of benzoate of soda or pasteurization process. The label will give information on the in-' gredients used, net weight,, and| the name and address of the processor distributor. All cider should be refrigerated te keep its. quality and full fla- vor. Fresh, untreated cider will _ keep about a week when re- frigerated. , The economy buy. apples ‘comes in the firm, crisp, small sizes. These are sometimes called! “School Boy" sizes, and rightly 80, for they are happy hand-outs tor children. _When _apples—are: | bought by the container, the small- of mburg er FLORIDA " 295 Columbia. SLICED Rap-in-Wax/. WAX oe 100 00 Fe. a |. WE RESERVE | rue RIGHT ANTITIES. ‘|broceoli is rarely an inexpensive vegetable, it can be found for 19| be obtained at tte Cooperative- resulting in some economical coe marbled lean meat (little streaks! > from 49 fo 59 cents a. pound! , Why not stock a cn is es se age. When apples are bought by the pound, there are about 3-me- dium sized apples in each pound,» -Broccoli_may .be a. welcome: re| treat for not only~does it add color to any miiéal, it also supplies vita- health. Though to 39 cents a bunch this week. Usually, a bunch will give four or five generous servings. ~ When choosing broceoli, _re- member that tender stalks.are a 5, fresh blue-green or purple-green. Buds that are tightly closed tell” that the broccoli: is at the peak of good quality. Yellow buds and leaves tell that the broccoli has lost much of its i fresh- ness and goodness. quickly in a small amount of water. Serve promptly. If held at: high temperatures |—-unpleasant. odors and flavors develop. DAIRY & EGGS—Learning to in- i clude cal end solids on the weekly! & snarket list ui od way at i solids to many [rater pon en. . and to » cereal milk, more calcium and other health ‘gving-foba nutrients|~ are worked into the daily meals. A copy of the bulletin, “Using Non-Fat Dry Milk Solids,” may Extension Office, Boulevard, Pontiac. Fe > The egg that rates from the) .. standpoint of the least money spent for the most weight, isthe small and mediuni size again this week, The large size gives only 3 1260 “West |. pee £ ae in ‘Robin Hood Character more ounces per dozen. te ie eciel at Gages of Rebia eod Fleuwr— Mulled Cider - ot Your Grocer’s! : ; 2 yoo Foon no UN : 4 finch. sticks aaa 2 whole allspice 2 whole cloves Broccoli is. best. when cooked! juntil dissolved. Serve hot. Serves! Put spices. in cheesecloth bag. ‘Boil with cider for 5 minutes. Re-| imove spice bag. Add sugar. Stir 6. Mulled cider may be made in| advance of serving time and kept) hot over hot water, — = s s Spee ir AG “Proper Snack Builds Health Most mothers fear that -young- sters will spoil their dinnertime ‘appetites if given any sort of*fill- ishoppers will include these in the jng after-school snack, but growing! ‘boys and girls demand-a substan- itial and tasty “‘tide-me-over.”* * * - your i icebox with, |satistying : and nutritional frankfur- * iters or sausage products, instead, of fattening dessert-time grotter * * * Pre-cooked, skinless freak). can + be’ warmed or eaten cold, with. out losing aby of the delicious and protein-packed meat juices. And a slice or two of sdlami or with cheese, relish or | mustard on fresh whole wheat | bread will add nourishment with- out unnecessary calories. * ca * The temptation to stave off hun- er pangs with sweets or desserts Waae children crave (and are so jeasy to serve without preparation) lis understandable. However, moth- ers who stock their iceboxes and cupboards with an eye teward nu- tritional food products will profit by observing their children adapt ithemselves to more regular and healthful eating habits, home econ- omists have stated. TAKES LITTLE TIME package of skinless franks as it does to open a bakery carton of . pie. And it'll pay off for mothers|—— who want to see their children) “— grow taller instead of wider! : With skinless franks, heated | or fresh from the chilled pack. _ age, or a cold meat sandwich, delicious with leaf lettuce and relishes, ecrve a tall since of milk or cocoa, | youngster for a quiet spel! before It takes“as little time to open a Adda piece of fruit or a coukia| ‘if Junior’s appetite is particularly ravenous. Then sit down with your 4hegoes_out_for_a_pre-dinner_play Leela You’ u gain both an enjoy- self, and a healthier child Little Bit of Pineapple? When there are a couple of} slices of canned pineapple ‘left-| over, dice them and fold them | into a half cup of cream (whipped, | tsweetened arid ~flavored- with vanilla). Use as a topping for store-/ — sponge cake _ Cups CORRECTION yan Through error the price of your cooki ari ae PITTED DATES in our ad f « ——. Buy Robin H yesterday was wrong. It f td ee on ot | today and should have read ; da ki —_ New Crop Pitted 7 BULK DATES = 2 Lbs., aoe Packing House The One Flour for All Your Baking! Wal & TAKE, MICH. : . Sees bee: See freee Or 2 ale SPECIAL: GET-ACQUAINTED OFFER . oie! : . - is protected by sealed “eens foil__ STAYS FRESH... STAYS: ALIVE“ ‘til it reaches your cup! ANOTHER Mime PROOUCT OF . STANDARD BRANES we. on 48 Tender Leat Te Yeu Bags. = =a Biggest saving ever! Buy and save J ag serve eeey! / ae _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 1, 1956 _ lyn, * by the community, We expect ____“We also. employs approxi- mately 100 people, and expects to increase this figure jo about 150 whea it gets into full production, “We felt Walled Lake was wel- coming new industry,” says Joce- ‘and have been. well received men employ. more people bere in time. This company produces a wide range of plastic houseware prod-' tu ucts, including food containers, ioe| Donal ers, refrigerator racks, meee iprecifent } to Donald A. Boyd is executive vice | industry in-Walled| John Rex is president of the firm, a subsidiary of Rex Clay. Products of Detroit,:The parent : this task. Seven men are employed) years ago and is the only firm in Michigan in its field, according to Essick. It produces aluminum, in- gots, which it sells to foundries and smelters all: over Michigan and in other states. The company recovérs al from dross or slag, and has oped a new method ‘to pain At jand the. company’s business is ex- One ot the newest additions to Walled#biake’ s industries is the Ex- Cello Catal of its wholly owned subsidiaries, the American Eitewinil “iwhich has had an -}growth and which, opment Pure-Pak Milk Container ont son. An older business eaektituasal imposing in turn, has added to the community's employ- ment, is Lakeside Products, of which Robert Buffmyer is presi- dent. _ he The land etcepial by this com- pany—on-Ladd Road has been in: the Buffmyet family for more than -|'40 years, A wholesale ‘ packing plant was established 20 years ago: Three years ago the company ex- tended its operations into the re- tail field and added @ supermarket- The whole operation now occupies) 20,000 square feet of space and em- ploys 75 people. (Tomorrow — Other phases of = — growth.) Rochester Rotary the board of directors of lor the coming year. will ae a talk on “Conservation.” This special program arranged. by: Ally Ensie Ensign, and wil three clubs frorm — Road Paving Seen Progressing Full Pace WOLVERINE LAKE — The pa full pace Blacktopping of Helmsford ed already. It is expected tha Ladd road, LaGuna Drive, paved this week of bonds. The first November meeting, | iday at the FW hall _by former Monday, will ‘be held in Avon Park ——— Pavilion at &30 p.m. No Bartlett has been/ also be an inter-club session a: \Cancer Strikes Boy, 5 ‘ | + dance for Ricky Ramsey, five-year-| jis being planned for 9 p.m. Satur- Dog Fells Librarian: Head Blow Results UTICA — Florence Burke, 52, high school librarian here, was treated at a Mt. Clemens hospital -today-forserious head injuries: surf-, y- fered when she .was knocked ing of roads in special assessment against.¢ fire nydrant by a. large district No. 1 of Wolverine Lake dog. Vilage has: been. going ahead at) — ana Keega Horbor AMVETS | Glencove roads has been — to Sell White Clovers rv KEEGO HARBOR elaide and Wabasso streets will be Fournier Post, No. 161, AMVETS. Wright |will hold its annual white clover ‘to Chajrman Albert Emsiey. | may preleng Ete unlll_astence mates of Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey. « * * Ricky has been ill with cancer|. for several months, and, though} a doctor here gave the child only six months to live, his parents took | him -to--a- -New-—Yerk-—hespital -a week ago. _ z There, doctors offer little hope except that radiam treatment finds a cure. The party is, as Margaret Den-! _ nurse at the Walled Lake Clin-| ic and head of the American Can-| cer Society here, says, “not just) for charity but for the information, that may be gained by having \Ricky hospitalized that might save structed the Grand Trunk West- | other children's lives as well." Among planners of the dance, for which the Blue Notes will play, are Mrs. David Dewey and Mrs Harry Blake. se Mrs. Ramsey and the boy will Financing for the first phase of sale on: Friday night and Saturday remain in New York several more was promofed today to the rank of the road ‘improvement program. in the city. Proceeds will go to the .weeks, but Ramsey is returning to major general in anticipation of his) was arranged through the issuance|veterans welfare fund, lresume work at Budweisers” = , 7 Building Date = [Serebiteen Elects Dick Huizenga Slate Dance for Funds {or Rail Safety Gates ROCHESTER—At a- meeting a = WALLED LAKE — A benefit Walled Lake High School clam wanis. Club here this Soy Dick) Huizenga was. elected secretary ©! son of the Richard Ramseys, When Pontiac is_ going to get the long-awaited safety gates for ithe railroad crossing on S. Sag-| inaw at Wilson, should. be known ‘in the next couple of weeks,’ ‘| Theodore M. Vanderstempel, city traffic engineer, said yesterday. | In Lansing this week, he was. ' told constriction of the gates “WAS has been” wavied to attend. [delayed because the State High-| way Dept. had not been included) in the planning. He said this is necessary be- eause US-10 is an interstate fed-| \eral highway ‘They have to be | made aware of. this necessity for; jthe “gates,” Vanderstempel said. in Februery, the Michigan Pub- lic Service Commission declared the project a necessity and _in- ern Railroad to install the gates Gen. Carns Promoted TOKYO (AS) — Brig. Gen. H. J. Carns, former senior adviser to the Republic of Korea Army, (Confectionery Shop - 10-PIECE SUITE fi town, BEDROOM Here’s What You Get: / = GENERAL iL eLECIL STEAM © | IRON” ~ $1a%s “SUNDAY. ONLY! ‘Pontiac. Fue AP AND TELEV PLIANCES ISION FAMOUS EASIEST TERMS -ALWAYS! OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL NINE Swivel Vacuum $1.00 WEEKLY —The Proper School PTA is pre | senting its seventh fair and fall # festival at Gingellville on Saturday. | Pictured completing one of the features of the fair, **The —_ Store,” are (left to right) Mrs. Jack Turner, seven-year-old Linda (Gailaher and Mrs. Wiiliam-Mor-< row. Public attendance is. invited. Proper School is located on Bald- win at Gregory road. Pentine Press Photo SEVENTH AT GINGELLVILLE [| a to Be Seen at Sunny Vale WATERFORD-TOWNSHIP — A! firm entitled “Seventeen” will be jshown at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at) séhool’s Annual Fair will be Satur-| y, from 4-8 p.m, At 8 the queen A Youth for Christ film, “Sev en-l any king will ie crowned. " con- test closes at 7 p.m. the Sunny Vale Chapel. iteen” is the story of young people| who are interested in Bible. club iwork in high school. The public te Open'in Romeo ROMEO — A riew ‘confectionery and gift shop, thePeppermint Stick, will open” Friday at 105 South _.Main Street, with co- owners, Mrs. Charlotte Perkins and Mrs. Donald Chubb using “turn-of-the-century” decor. _ The building, formerty Allen's rooms with the first paneled ir pink and white stripes with ice cream chairs and matching tables. Light lunches will be served when the kitchen, in the center Toom, is completed, and another ‘Toom will be available for. par- GE ‘Opens at 4 Saturday Remceal of Twe | 0. Proper at Gingellville| Freee Weuses Ready for 7th Festival 19, 1956, at the Vill ffi 361. The fair is planned “ an overt Larry Thompson. en ee ee ee to entertain the whole family, wi Mrs. William Morrow, is general |_.*' which ..time and place all bids fish pond, spook room and cake chaieuaen W. 1S. BENCTAL | iit -ve--publiciy—epened:and-seade- walk with prizes for all, to an eighth grade play . — eat with a lunch room, plus lots of snacks. little girls can become quite grown up for the night-is also featuring jewelry. | Studie, has been split inte three |. To Sell Food Variety ORTONVILLE — The MOMS!|deadline for Pontiac, but added Unit No. 14 will selt baked gpods;earlier mailing will help postal Village of Milford, and other foods from 2 to 6/p.m.|workers and — better - Michigan tomorrow in Beucler’s Depart-| chances of delivery in time for Arvale Tipper, Village Clertl ment Store | on South street. | Christmas. Za * e-Pe. Living 8 Room Suit | a ae SECTIONAL REG. ‘Village of Milford RECEIPT OF BIDS The. Village of Milford, Oskiand ' County, Michigan, will receive bids until 8:00 P. E.8.T. November GINGELLVIELE — Proper, are: Sth grade, Linda Hedon and Philip Hunkele; sixth, Carol Lee Turner and Eugene Cummings; / seventh, Jean Little and Michael} | Snarey; eighth, Jeri Terrien and | Se ce a - WORK INVOLVED The project conststs of removing, two (2) two-story frame houses a Sets Dec. 1 Deadline | for Distant Yule Mail Surface (Christmas mail. to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico should be’ mailed by “very early December,” Acting Pontiac Post- master Leslie H. Dean said today.| Dedn said available shipping’ schédules and possible delays by] j bad weather necessitate the early ideadline. He suggested Dec. 1 as the There's also to be- fancywork, baked goods, white elephants and the “Country Store.” There'ji be plenty on hand to cluding wrecking and removing & material above ground and dow to basement floor All- work shall be completed within thirty (30) days of awarding the contract. PROPOSAL FORMS Proposal forms are on file at the ~ Village offices and may be secured -@n or efter Friday, October 26, 1956 -AWARD OF CONTRACT. The Villege reserves the right ta refuse any or all bids and t6 watva [ any: irregularities in bidding. The guceessful bidder will be required to furnish satisfactory evidence of bonds and insurance. The makeup booth where the Those competing for the crown NIGHT TIL 9 CHOICE oF pISTYLES} a =| AND “Mco.ons| EASIEST TERMS. WN MONEY 2200 13 Famous Fleer Sample - INNERSPRING MATTRESSES | INCLUDING SERTA, RESTOKRAFT AND A FEW SIMMONS — . ‘Masquerade ton Saturday — Informal ‘Gathering Will Take Place in Hellenic Hall a “most controversial young tady of the past. will be the theme for a easual masquerade dance spon- sored by the Muss of St. George Greek Orthodex Church “The Bridey Murphy Pance’’ will take place in the Hellenic Hall” Saturday beginning at 9 p.m. Huge bronze foil-covered masks trimmed with leaves of autumn hues will decorate the hall _ Serving as cochairmen fer the , dance are Stelia ZoAnne Wiltiams and Evelyn Ryeson. oe. * »Other ‘committee members are Ann Savvas, Antigone-Papanichola «and Sophie Cosma, tickets; Miss . Ryeson, Mary Varon and Moshoula’ ~~ + Athanas, publicity: Miss Athanas,~ Beth Gregory, Christine George and Martha anv. refreshments. _* __ Helen Gomeais is entertainment ‘Muses Plan are Miss Williams, Cleo Pantet ‘Pat Govenis, Maria Kiriako, Mar- tha and Rouni Savas, Mary Wil- “Yams. .Beth Gregory and Christine George. " ‘Tickets may be pur chased at the door—and the public is welcome to attend. Everyone is urged to mas- quérade, Proceeds wil] go to the building fund of St. George Greek /Orthodox Church. = “Church Bazaar —- ‘Will Be Held This Saturday The Garden Club of Trinity Bap- tist Church wiil direct the church's “~armuat bazaar being held Seturday- beginning at —- m. * * Colorfully decoruica booths will * feature the many items available. = At the plant booth floral_and-fol-. = plants may = purchased, and i Six pages today ' in Women’s Section ' orders for fruite: akes may may be J placed | at the baked goods booth A large assortment of toys ts ** home canned jellies and pre- ‘serves wil) be available at the | © canned fruit booth. > Meals will be served through-| "yout the day beginning with al: waffle breakfast. Dinner will he! (served by members of the Culture |: * Club of the church. Mrs. Hattie Taylor is serving | -as general chairman assisted by \ Mrs. Virginia Smoot, Clifford! i Coit, Mrs. E- M. Mickens and the ; Rev. R. H. Dixon Jr. ‘Hug e eee “Add Focal ‘Area to Room —+—Photomurals — huge ‘enlarge- nents several feet high, wide and handsome — can be made from “any average-sized, tailed fine-grain negative. 4 ‘A little too ambitious a project jfor the beginner, perhaps, but cer- "tainly easily within the scope of A any experienced amateur armed _ With enlarging equipment and’ . basie darkroom. procedure. If your experience or darkroom procedure is limited, there's always a pro- S@t” fessional studio around where .photomurals are made to orde : from negatives you supply. Enlargements may be hagd. tinted, sepia or black-and-white. Murphs Dance,” held Saturday ready fof’ the kiddies’ booth, and | , eas their “Bridey Murphy Dance.” The Muses of St. George Greek Orthodox Church with. last-minute details for their “Bridey .an informal masquerade party to be ‘Christine George of East "Bronze foil- beied masks trimmed with leaves of autumn -hues will decorate Hellenic Hall Saturday evening when the Muses of St. George Greek Orthodox Bus) with sharply de News From Bloomfield Hills By RUTH SALNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS — prizes will be awarded for the best costumes with a past, y Present or future political Tavor Saturday evening at the political Of Vassar College and the Institute rally of St. Dunstan Guild Judges will make the awards at torchlight costume parade at|the second hincheon meeting of the - left teday for a wisit-in Dattas4 “Ele-|Tex., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Hugh preterm: ‘of Fine Arts, New York University. will be the speaker Wednesday at - If expense is no consideration, 9 4; ore in the Cranbrook Pa-| Village Woyhen’s Club color negatives and transpar- ‘encies may also be used. Your choice of dimensions is a gen- erous one, ranging ap to 40 inches high and eight feet wide. | After the big print has been mama oe se atever type of framing treat- | ment you elect to give It. . to be lived with and looked at in’ tTuch ‘the same way as a paint-/ ——_—— ing, the material you select should have true pictorial quality. Masses, tones and lines arranged ‘in, a-esferest composition, pleas- ing proportions.__proper —contrast- between light and shade — these are cssential to any ‘picture worthy of wall space, Whethei painted or pees, Parents in East Reveal Betrothal BLOOMFIELD HILLS — yr, /@0a Mrs. Dudley Bell of Weston, “; Mass., have announced the engage- - ment of their daughter™Mary Anne Bell, to Lt. William B. — of Bloomfield Hills. He is thé xan of _Mrs. Martha Palms Williams of} - Eastways Farm, Bioo Hills,| and’ Mary hie: isa yraduite ob-the avon of the Sacred Heart and 3 P Timor mince Wiltiams ot Pontiac. fie, “USAF. graduated eo the University of Detroit. ' mounted on tempered wall-board (are dairwen of the affair. * ith wheat paste, it is ready for. Among those entertaining at din- ner before the rally will be Mr. ‘and Mrs. Jervis B. McMechan. Since a photomural is intended TRAVEL TO TEXAS There will be a business meet- Ben D. Mills, Robert Bates and | img at ip a.m. in the Community an orchestra of~ Cranbrook stu: dents will provi ide miusic. House, / ‘followed by luncheon at Oakland Hills Country Club. Mrs. Brooks Marshall. program chaiyman, will introduce Mrs. Saarinen, whose ‘topic will be bw of — _ * / Mr. and Mrs. e. J. Anderson and heir son-in-law and daughter, the, Mr. and Mrs. Everell FE. MABEL JEAN. HUBBARD. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hubband of Lochaven road, engagement of their daughter, Mabel Jean, to Robert J. Tiltman, son ___of Mrs. Isabelle _Tiltman of South — : Marshall i Tiltman 0 = be loading’. oe * al Mrs. Eero "Sastinen, a graduate Wilson avenue, Stella Williams of Cherokee road and Ann Savvas of Raeburn street (left to right) assist with decorations. Proceeds {rom the dance will go to the church building fund. ‘ = : . ; : a ac ee decorations are (left to right) Rouni Savas of Chippewa “road, Helen Hodjisaua. of Ottawa «drive, Antigone Papanichola of Duight avenue and Evelyi Ryeson of just dropped dead, Thank you.” and hlizal seth. Lake road, - , : ye ee eee Se ee ———— ft. Dunstan Guild Will aan ‘Political Rally’ | sympathy. All my monsters have [return early next week from two members who comprise the Tally’ weeks on the West Coast. |He Chib. Buffet ‘supper and a dance RETURNING HOME pall tice M nd M Robert H. T Chaperones will be Mr. and Mrs We is oaaes aylor’ y_ philip Moses and Mr. and Mrs., of Orchard Ridge road will return Carney Matheson. Saturday from a trip to Washing-| Oo ton, D. C. They will be among: many who will give election aa Fi amp Fire parties on Tuesday. * * + ‘the Bloomfield Hills Branch of the! Women’s National Farm and Gar-) eet Friday den Association. sf = At the tea, which will follow | Camp Fire . Girls’ deaders a talk by Robert O. Belcher,/|throughout the city will meet for! Mrs. Richard G. English and ja coffee hour Friday nforning in. Mrs. Allen H. Zacharias will the Civic Room of the Pontiac Fed-' pour. 2 feral Savings and Loan: Building to. * * # complete plans for their candy) ¢' Harry-Stengleins of Saginaw, will} Mrs. Clifford B. West is planning sale, to spend Thanksgiving in the East. Se : She will yisit her son, John Shall-| The candy sale is an annual ac- cross, at North Country School in/tivity of the Pontiac Council. Lake Placid, N. Y. Through this sale the girls earn , * ¢ ¢ ’ their own money for.their camp announce the | i BRIDE: ELECT FETED _ ‘tfor Miss Hagerman Nov. 12 at the Mr, and Mrs. John H. Longley site located east. of Clarkston, will be hosts at breakfast Sunday} New“leaders in the organiza- ‘morning in their home on. Bing-| tien will be welcomed by Mrs. ham road. _L.. Raymond Sampson, candy ‘sale chairman. Mary Ellen Wyn- | garden, director,-of Camp Firé Bride-eleet Dona Hagerman. was hb honored at a luncheon and shower palpi condact” the — given today by Mrs. Elwyn > i : Smith at Plum Hollow Golf Cluf.} Mrs. William Wright, prize chair- Dona will be married Nov. 30 to/man,-will explain the completely Orrin S. Gulley. revamped structure of prizes of- ' Mr. and Mrs. Rocco di Mareo|fered for the highest “cebdy sales. are planning a buffet_supper.and| ; | Arrangements have been made OI ee oie NOt pe{to care for pre-school children of troit will be hostess at a luncheon|@@ders during the meeting. Detroit Athletic Club. * 6's |Good ‘Hospital’ Dish. Mre. Laurance Shafiner -was.| pattin = are Laiag to serve! * Boonalicld Open Hunt will give a san iM cara coe” snavtide Babeeing: Gy Se a a re | = Boe | , enjoys working with monsters, ai | Deadly Mantis” and all three of | the films dealing with “The Cre- ifirst brush with science fiction’ jtaught him how potent it could be. pani resulted from that broad-, : | Hawaii, * ‘us he had 25 vigilantes, what ‘did ‘we want him to do with them! 6. Martha Savas of Myrtle avenue a eae peepee by the Muses of St. Moshoula Athanas of Begch street put George Greek @rthodox Church. Dane- —— - ps “THURS sD AY, ‘NOV EMBER 1, 1956 Hecror Movies Are ‘His Business By JOAN MANAt ER ine xplai inable phenomena which, therefore frighten them. Then it is HOLLYWOOD (INS) = Wilham explained and the audience is re- Alland is a movje producer who |... oq jens from outer space and other _ “! always strive fo have maa 4ife forms you wouldn't want to discever the truth by himself. meet in a dark alley Symbetically man must face the * * * neon ee A giance at the titles of his movies can give vou an idea of Alland's-chamber of horror “This Island Earth,” “It Came From Outer Space,” ‘‘Tarantu- la,” “The Mole People,” “The ature From the Black Lagoon.” | He is currently working on ‘The Land Unknown.” i delightful thing chock full of various types of dino- salirs: * * * ‘ Alland may create fantasy and, sscience—fietion,—but—his fe : iplanted firmly on the ground.- His, He was a member of the cast of the famous Orson Welles radio) -broadcast that all too realistically) reported a fanciful invasion of. ‘earth from Mars, Nationwide near- cast, ; , \FRANTIC CALLs | even got phone calls from) Alland recalled. “Qne Hfellow called from Wisconsin to tell +But-the classic was the fellow who. called and said, ‘My mother-in-law a up : Alland prides himself on the ! act, that his Monsters are not just tech- ‘nical horrors, but rather have theu ,own personalities. “} always want my monsters Saturday beginning ard p.m. omen S Section the finishing touches on:a_poster.to be ing will take place at Hellenic Hall t used for the “Bridey cael ahd Dance” NY P AGES 46-51 — Producer Enjoys Work With Monsters unknown every tomerrow and it frightens him. “Then he copes with tomorrow when it comes and is relieved and ready for another day. A good hor- * . ror fim foil ows the same pattern Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kucera F Oliver street announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann, to James Glynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. *John Glynn of Buenos Aires, formerly of ‘Pontiac. They plan a Feb. 9 wedding. Girl ‘Should Round Out Se ee | Fall Wardrobe With Care -some. human attributes. I never | - t my monsters in a situation A feenager who's just beghinkig where they can really be vic- ,to manage her own wardrobe oft- | torious. - len finds’ that she has a raft of dis- “You know this’ from the first) organized Soxmeme and ‘‘nothing moment. you meet my monsters,'to wear. and since. vou know their doom is e/ . assurefi. no matter. how terrifying] Fall is a good time to set out to itheir bei may be, the futility ofjeorrect this gondition. their trying to overpower the; After a thorough survey of the ‘forces of man evokes. sympathy.jcloset and making the decisions Mre Robert C. Traub will be. S i hostess a the auetiod Monday of upe rviso rs | * * iabout what's there and what's to _iMah has sympathy for the un- be given way, swapped, remade. derdog, even if the underdog is a let out and repaired, the problem kneel looking creature oO feet,of how to allocate the budget | high. comes ‘Up. The winter coat is the first consideration. It's an expensive ‘film-making with the proper atti-; D¥Y> Be matter what price range 'tude—scierttifically. A ote 23 you generally keep within. “A good science fiction.or horror] If Jast winter's coat is one of the \film should give the audience the/items in good.conditien and it still [opportunity to be confronted with fits, this problem is avoided. How- ‘SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE Alland approaches science fiction 4 The ‘new of f-face effect: and the‘ full, ‘softly gathered _ croun are featured in this Lilly Dache hat. velour, it is trimmed with :, a red velvet cord laced . through its ever, it may be ieee after this season because of being outgrown or worn out. If this is the case, start putting ' (away a few dollars a week go that you'll be able to take advantage iof the winter coat sales that will come along next spring. CHOOSE BEST COAT| - If a winter coat must be pur- chased, take careful stock of what will go best with vour usual. style of dressing. Fitted or not fitted, have no dress-up coat, prepare to buy one that will do double duty, If you give a coatthard wear (girls in cold climes do) pick a fabric that will hold ‘up. If it gets extra cold in your area, investi: gate coats with zip-in linings. Tf you are going to have only one oe . YeSat, remember that fancy fabrics or pile falitics take longer to be ‘Made of beige| dry cleaned-and you may be with- . out_a coat ——- than you'll want, * If vou have to mee a coat and pt take many weeks’ allowance r salary, trv to float a loan_with the family and pay it back. if this is impossible, many stores offer time payment plans. This will raise the cost, but if you must have a coat, you have no choice. , Birthday Celebrated _ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith enter- tained at their home on South’. Johnson- avenue Tuesday for their» son, Brian Vincent, who celebrated Patient ir*Hospital : full crown. Charter. Brotke of South Pas. )eenllsrge- Sd} gay Dhaene Fi dea three-quarter or full length. If you — eee : THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 es a ee ee ‘FORTY-SEVEN_ Matting Gets Real Test | When Children .Grow. Up ~ Some Couples Have: Little ‘in Common - and Endure Isolated Loneliness- - t . : By RUTH MILLETTT . ste can't change her sarah ‘The real test of a happy mar-| nem. ee a rtics ton ES necessary riage is what happens to it when} the last child leaves home, ‘26 ¢ Sa ee * *® *# | Rio « wenden Sing ee S Some matriages that seemei husband and wife jhappy enough when husband and] Feared a. family find that wife had the children as a mutual, €°¢ Just- as companionable ae ; igterest, have little to offer except| =< er dreary routine when ..this~ later) ™\Y marriage. period arrives. ‘ Butt" “doesn't just happen. r In such marriages the hus- takes oye the part of both. : band turns to his- work as the : | answer te his loneliness. Or he may start spending more and. Ways to Keep _prepplenphetpenanatendond Patent Shoes | _And the wife tries desperately to ay / Shiny Best : , fill-her days with bridge and a) / . | meetings. ‘EAST LANSING, Mich. — Those "The Edwordien Took prende’ to great big golden gies up _ slender, polished pai ovals: Necklace * <2 -* patent leather shoes and bags need r detest ta costume jewelry. Theseare pieces meant to (lower center) is ideal for sheath wear. It fits smugly | Tam i koey. but neithey|a lot of care to keep them at their ‘a senses the other's loneliness gleaming best. : ia eee ee enhance the bloused sheath, the texture of knitwear, at a high, round neckline ‘and has:a:lacy, open look. mes to establish again. the Sal Patent leather is very sevaltive: xe the drama of black. Shown left are a golden cuff reat golden loops (right) are used’ for a dramatic | ness together” they had when they\to heat and cold and few manu - The marriages that stand the cialist at Michigan State University — 'test which comes when the couple|has some tips for babying along “Where Quality Counts” | bracelet and matching pin in a bark-like finish. The necklace and — earrings. ~ [were ssl) Gcatings 0 / itacturers guarantee that the shoes : will not crack ‘or peel. - : cuff theme is repeated ( ee center) in a bracelet : ~ | TAKES EFFORT / Bernetta Kahabka, clothing spe-_ is once again just a couple, are patent. leather. Imagination Can Revolutionize Life: Se hry a up e ship. They start making new. before going out, espec ially when CLOONAN’S 72 N. SAGINAW plans’ and welcome the chance to) the shoes are-mew. or on a cold — praesepnprasesamsenen By ANNE HEYWOOD sandwiches in the kitchen. Then late. It was impossible, J got so| That kind -of. open-mindedness, ae ishe telephoned Mrs. B., said, “OK,|mad when it happened at a show-/that seeing more than.one solu- — time for each other, once’ gay. Or the shoes may be worn , , |The gift of am open mind, or|come right away,” smiled at us/er I gave for my daughter, that tion to a problem or an irritation, ~ sls for a while in the house to ac- - a if you like, is one of! ‘cheerfully and left. I decided never to use Mrs. B.'s.can revolutionize a life. ss Gane vanritagen, having the poe : er eoengs. S _ u j a softe: en! Tr. choose a hooded Le” . | ee service war co 5 | “If you'd like to develop it, @ children Jeave home isn't the end . = +- But I'm not one. to let people) good. first step is to send for my. of shared interests but. the be- Patent leather shoes or Accesso- Most ‘of us, a react in the). that get away. I dashed out. “But then I thought twice.”’ Nell pamphlet, “Pointers Toward An of anew kind of sharing. ies: she advises, should-be-kept in —— = typical way to the typical thing. ‘said. “I decided to have, it out with s -4+—-}-— J |to the driveway and cornered Nell. Open Mind.” A stamped, self-ad- a dry closet, never too near a ra- - | pile-lined wool . We never realize that we're |. Gust what,” J ae your Mrs:-B-After-ail; ~everybody can’t dressed envelope, care of The Pon-| The husband urges his wife (© diator and never where cold will — . getting set im such q mold that | Pi asked, your ‘be good at everything. Maybe she tiac Press, will send it on its way) do more things with him, te g° crack them. - . we're perfectly predictable and | function? I assume that Mrs. B.. ‘just wasn't born with a time-sense 4, you. along on his business trips, te : | : ore wien | will be here to serve things, but 3, | was. ie ES oa prteey Check your shoe dealer before tweed coat caaeeaalr sag bored. | hy decent she bring thems? Why ad en F __ I thought of this recently when you?” “I told her either she'd go out | whatever happens to be his main patent leather, she advises. ] . I was visiting in Michigan and yy) re ie business, if this kept up, or Ir Nn orts. Add enthusiasm. He makes more 5.iont leather handbags also : . met a charming woman ead oe | she could hire me to see that the of an effort to share his life o.0i4 be handled with care, the ; $ : 95 Nell - “It's quite - story.’ Rai told me. food got delivered absolutely on D with her. -- 7 ane aot says especially q ee ¢ & “Mrs, B. is a shaioas eo endl time. istinction And the wife sees the need for when opening or closing them in — om aa Biase pape ae ta the best caterer in the world. When th . said a = : the mall he to Tt e O making herself eompanionable. cold weather. ; Ou'G she first began, 1 was one of her "e? r alarm clock — call her h 4 mM |She doéan't let herself think that : Thte silhouette of = a ee pebedl me biggest boosters. et to the prillogpe pier dremel e ‘things are too much trouble or Jersey and veivet are fabrics. 4g ' : hes © 2 : . hat she isn't really interested im that should have skirt linings if 5 febei she couldn't touch Nell. NEVER ON TIME time | NEW YORK (INS) — Foreign) | the yeor, the ie. . Nell drove up in a station wag- ‘But there was only one trouble. “It works, too.’ Nell grinned. craftsmanship ranging from Turk-| a Y bervet fe 1 that you have a slight at deal — of the year! on and unloaded all the cakes and|She was always at least ani hour|“See, here comes her car now!” ish goat-hair rugs to Japanese mag] ‘She dosen't ket hereetf fool that or it you sit a greet deel ____ Haod folds bock sic boxes has invaded the ee into a collar IForcion imports these days are. | P ’ s >> Block and white . - . lunlimited. All you must have is | resenting — k j le tweed with _ ; \the good taste to make careful se- | boucle : . MALING SHOES lections in your purchases so they | ~ We == ; @ bulky look, se \blend with other pieces in the the New Look fur-deep white home. a : orion pile Hi Ww W ie One of the most bupertant "to line every : Oo € , things to keep in mind is the © ° a oo Ghee - . basic color scheme. You do not in ats tor ete do. | back an orange-colored Bavarian | inside. Sizes - ~ marble-topped chest up against : of yellow-tufted di 8 to 16. Wiens chats froin Italy. us | F all 56 Terrific coat ) ou : | : But a wicker ‘bar basket on wheels (from Spain) will fit into any room in the house as well as Pes eee tr | Town & Country Shoes ure: available, including rosewood wine coolers from Hong Kong, ; . banquet tables from England, carved headboards from-Italy and 4 Bavarian night chests. i tor $39.95. know fashion? Very well if you know that black calfskins are all - ( > the rage among the most ~~ fashionable girls—girls who ean afford to pay any price. And if you know so much about the new trends you'll join these girls at Maling’s — because fi S : for a minimum sum — the household budget. Wright-iron chairs and tables. “which —are—so popular. now in The “Gauntlet” , ‘American dining rooms, can be * > . . reflecting the new look in flats : . : had in an. unusual Italian style— even if you can pay high - L Pared down to the bare essentials — prices— Maling’s polished of style, comfort, quality. . black calf is prettiest — at only $4.99 and $5.99! The “Chukka’’ | quick flat that is 1 Style and qua!- to- give the -uiti- oe sf 99 99 | | Mood night? Aveid blwred two ‘ , IT. S GOOD | oz! ay the cutee thats oi oe voor To Be Knowing " thatching Hondbogs, $2.99 ! | 7 “Under five a ‘ sai you, | JUST WHERE should never wear the two piece’ | unless {it stops at the waistline. Only vertical skirt detail and if — You Are Going! you need to soften the sheath, a] | | eo narrow. self-belt and small trouser} 2 *- < * : pleats will cover problem -hips. |... ok: / : For Ladies in Waiting Nice Maternity Wear - Mating Shoes. "intros || _ 50. NORTH SAGINAW STREET — . : a < a) THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 1. 1956 _ 43 North Sogn St. _ Ana wen “52' | Goke.......¢.: | 68" 121 W. Huron St. Sat. onl Thomas Pastry Homade Bread ue 15° FE 4-8163 Open Daily 8 a.m. ‘til 10 p.m—Pleaty of Free Parking Shop wake Created by one of America’s foremost designers, this’ collection of contemporary fireplace furnishings repre- sents superb design, simplicity, color, form, function and feeling combined with excellence in metal craftsmanship and close = to detail. From the bold brass arrow bo to concepts of modern design. For the fifst time, the dec- | ‘ orator and homemaker may now, with good taste and | imagination, furnish a@ contemporary fireplace. : | Personal News of Interest in ‘the Pontiac Area’ Mr. and Mis. Don Hackett of Thirty-six guests were present, McCormick drive have returned to from Harrison, Flint, Aubura their home after - spending the’ Heights, Keego Harbor and Pon- month of October touring the West. tiac. They visited friends in Bukiah and. a Los Angeles, Calif. | Following a trip to Washington, 8 8 | D.C., and Arlington, Va., where Mr. and Mrs. Marshall ‘Brown! they visited their son and daugh- were honored at a dinner. party on|, ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward | their 25th wedding anniversary. C. Wells, the Harold F. Wells of Mrs. Donald Br'own and Mrs.| Pingree avenue have returned to | Hershel Sansom hosted the Sunday, their home. affair in the honorges’ home on) * * *@ Russell street. | |honorees’ 25th wedding annivers- ary. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Marshall of United-Brethren Church, Detroit. ‘Ghact Garect' Wil be bieened x ‘family gathering Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. David Downer of North East boulevard will be hosts at the affair, which will mark the rs reception for 500 guests wil follow in the Fellowship Hall of the church’ The Rev. Mr, Voelker was pastor of the Baldwin Avenve Evangelical United Brethren Church here before his retirement from the ministry. * ° Ld Mr. and Mrs. Kline Dudley (nee ‘Virginia McKinney) of Al- gonac atinounce the birth of a * «¢ * The Rev. and Mrs. H. I. Voelker, former Pontiac residents, will cele-| brate their 50th ig anni-! \versary on Sunday with a 4 o'clock) iservice in Grace Evangelical’ . St. Joseph Mercy Mespital, Mow _ . Grandparents of the infant are ‘re. J. A. McKinney of. James K ‘boulevard, Mrs: M. T. Hoffman of J Fumishings : | the hearth. Widen: nat ew okt ‘as well Design has, for this reason, been rooted in the past and a certain nostalgia is: pleasing in our dec- orative schemes. Of all the avail- able symbols. of antiquity, how- ever, style. has been largely lim- ited {o familiar variations on the theme of ball and urn. The tarnish-proof lacquer finish has the ability to withstand scorch- ing heat. These features make the contemporary. collection an ad- vance in workmanship as —— _decoration. (upper left) to the crown (lower right), each is authentic a = ~ (Potitteat _ Advertisement) | daughter, Chary! Ann, dct. 29 at | | Algonac and Kline Dudiey of Me- In t the past asee days, as the Middle-—East-—-threat became more critical, the President cancelled important campaign trips to remain in constant touch with critical internation- al afjairs. BETWEEN IMPORTANT POLITICAL COMMITMENTS AND HIS DUTY TO THE NATION HE CHOSE _ TO STAY ON THE JOB Let's Keep Ike on the Job 4 More Years! Vote the Republican Presidential Ticket Pontiac Area Women's Committee “Citizens for Eisenhower nominee, Wis. & Off to the office.. _weekend? You go so smartly via the perfect color coordination wae Ne .to school... or on a carefree country ia of new Pendleton, Pairables. This versatile 49'er jacket s- new plaids, tartans, checks or solid shades go with avery fall color j in Pendleton’ s Panel Pleat skirt and /tan- fashioned sweater! 49’er 10-20, $17.95; Panel Pleat 10-18, $14.95; sweater 34-42, $8.95... like all Pendletons, yare virgin wool. LAYAWAY NOW for gion OPEN MONDAY. and FRIDAY NIGHTS Till 9 P. M f % se ~ So soft so supple. So wonderfully comfortable, In rust and black suede. The Birmingham Alumnae of Alpha Xi Delta have scheduled their Christmas bazaar for Saturday. Shown ‘ (leit to right) are Mrs. J. J. Hogan of Birmingham, | Urs. Robert H. Chase of Royal Oak and Mrs. Gordon for the sale. ——— Mrs, Gordon Reynolds, - presi dent of the local group, announces that funds received from the . bazaar will be used in Alpha Xi Look at Chiffon Delta philanthropy, loc ally and in other areas. wn fe , Will Meet Sunday - Plan Christmas Bazaar -bers" homes. Janet. Livingstone Alpha Xi Delta wifl be held Set- Mcintosh, Oneida road. ; nsen, Mary Ann Sweeney, Mrs Mrs. Robert Chase. of Royal Oak the guests of Heidi Griffith in -he1 * e*e Birmingham. Mrs Stanley Carr, the guests of Susan Windeler at on cham, Mrs. Frank West and Mrs : aprons, children’s toys, Christmas The Sunday thone ry . . , nery. lack Horner in Keego Harbor coffee and the te guests. Other ~——_——_——— = Alpha Xi Delta AlumnaeMvs‘cle Juniors The Tuesday Musicale junior clubs will meet Sunday in mem- “The Genes “at pouty —tartuds- “Mrs. witt-be-hostess-to- by the Birmingham ‘alumnae of James Porritt and Mrs. BR. W. Junior League in her home on urdav at the J. J. Hogan home on ~ - * * ®@ West Also aiding are Mrs. Thomas estwood road in Birmingham, Student League members will be Michael] Carland. Mrs. Gienn. Ky is general chairman of the } : Da e ee ee and-Mus,—Jack LaBelle, all of hame on Dakota drive, and Mat Tp even inee Musicale members will be Bassar features mill include Mrs. Maurice Drefuss, Mrs. Fd 0) eto coed home. pooths of needlework, baked goods, Mund Jositas, Mrs. A. R. Med - 6 6 6 a Robert Shoemaker represent Royal decorate peer acscatih Baad oul Oak-on the comnpittees for the Senior League will be held os. ards instead on Nov. 11 at the home of Mrs. Demald Parker of Birm- ingham is im charge ef serving committee members whe have coordinated activities or whe will These days, chiffon keeps. com- pany with wool jersey and ™: th __ knitted tops or jackets, A red wool EACH 1TEM = ened the Grace Ferris Library top ig stunning with a full pink *4) PATTERN = at the Oakiand- County Tuber. chiffon shart. ° Locally, - the group pe estab. — . 3 --- — |upon the world of fashion, this Reynolds of Illinois avenue, who are gathering items Vrs. Hogan is opening her Westwood road home for the 2to 5 p.m. event. 7 Shows the Sony oF Man Women: Take More Reclistic: Ratitede About Facial Defects and Aging By DOROTHY ROE = When hé showed “half-a-dozen! ¢ any American woman today ankle -length outfits in his last. not weil , no matter|Paris collection, the Ameritan-gar- what her t, it's nobody's’ ment industry. was thrown into_a fault but her own, says the world’s tizzy. Manufacturers “went - into! most famous dressmaker. frenzied conference with design-' Mild, balding, conservatively ers about whether or not. long’ dressed Christian Dior smiled dif-| dresses were coming back. Some fidently as he took a few minutes decided to leave it to the custom-| out of his crowded schedule to dis-|ers, and sent out dresses with, cuss the state of the nation’s fash-/ pasted hems. Apprised of the hys- jon, Tilting back in an office chair'teria he started, Dior blinked and in his plush New York salon, this hemarked:- dictator of world fashion said:- | “But I never meant that stoned i. 17-N. SAGINAW ST. ‘DR. B. R. BERMAN - OPTOMETRIST Still at Same Location FE 4-7071 “Only in America is it possible; — for every woman’ to bé smartly ‘dressed in inexpensive readymade clothes. In Europe and other. coun- tries . the _.fashionably dressed | woman anust have her clothes cus- | fom -. made, and she must be’ wealthy. Her smart clothes in good taste aré not. available- to everybody. I think the: women of, ithe. United States should erect a ‘monument to New York's Seventh | Avenue.” | In. the ten years since the then ‘unkriown Dior of Paris burst the. bombshell the “New Look” modest and unassuming man has | Pontiac Press Phot! =. up a fantastic oe em | % pire reaching practically every. cornet gf the earth and influenc- ing the way women look each sea- son all over the world. ———— -meeting scheduled: Be Her Christmas Angel - Glamour Lingerie Selection “ PIECE * cnlosia Sanatorium and will con- — —_— tinue to support it. The alurmae a 2 gm give assistance to the Oak- “ land Coanty Crippled Children’s Association and to William Beas. ent Hospital, as well as to | Alpha Xi Delta chapters at Mich- National philanthrophy includes a contributions to the “Sate the Children Foundation” which pro vides materials for utider-equipped schools in the Appalachian Moun tain areas and layettes for needs babies in these same. areas, q ‘Miss Teenager | | * \Needs Assistance - 'With.Cosmetics Help @liss Teenager learn her a Sf beauty secrets early and right In- stead of a hodge .potige of cos-, 'metics (some right for her, some wrong! scattered all over the room _-help her to set up & beauty bar— “g neat array of just the right health and beauty aids she needs Maybe brother or the bey friend iwill piece’ together the. shelf or lcabinet that will display each tube ‘and bottle to best advantage. Stock Dress your nace favorite young milady’s beauty bar with a doll in a complete néw outfit as a light fragrance, and rouge and lip- surprise for the holidays. Each stick keyed to her special coloring item is one patterh piece. and personality. No. 8319 is for dolls 14. 16. 18.20. Don't let her overdd in colof-or 24 inches. Consult, pattern for scent. Provide her with a mild exact measurements. “skin freshener like a good quality [- — ee For this pattern, send 25c in witch hazel. Keep all cosmetics on aa coins, your /name, address, size the gentle side—let _ her natural, | desired. and the pattern number young beauty smile through. - to Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press, anna ~~ ? vi ti car ae eee Are Invited to- | Send/ ‘an extra 25 cents now for Visit Our New Store uur gopy of the Fall & Winter '56) as = ut sue/of our complete pattern book, | McKim Jewelry ‘Ras Fashion—a complete sewing | guide for every woman who sews: 1 Orchard Lake. FE 4- tye herself and her family. 2 ‘America Prospers Only When All "Americans Prosper” _ sketched © frony stock / 39,95 | —Duight dD. Eisenhower Tod ing a standard - Eo = Pa ret oye has. ever fp at known. ! / : Employment hos gone ee 4 million. - Wages. are highest in history. . Inflation has been checked. ) Millions more ‘have. Social Seirity. GLENHAVEN DANCE ITSELF EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN A SUIT crinohne! * Fashion Suits - in tweeds ... flannels ie: _ worsteds .... rayons 200 22 Juniors Misses Half Sizes You Will Be Too . 7 You See Our Wonderful . When “AS EXCITING AS THE RG K's Flamenco striped print crepe with its wealth of color flowing as . from the high slit neck, burst- ing forth in a skirt kept buoy- antly beautiful by its own net As advertived in CHARM and GLAMOUP. ~ He's. R& K's treasured sheath cleverly; ls accentuated with self covered diamond - design nail head / ss fined in crisp” taffeta. to keep slim and figure- flattering forever! oe FE 3 # ‘ 4 os \ fo wie 7 oe oe SS eet Soe ‘ : ; : } . \ Ss tl ‘NOVEMBER 1, 1956 Fashion A-Foot — for a Fair Lady... Foot Flairs tet you walk in beauty and comfort. , Black suede punctuated with a Gern and smartly styled with- tapered slim heel. Ato B Other style te size 11 | a | r _ DIEM’S SHOES | “Where Fit Comes First” 87 N. SAGINAW Sizes 4% to 10 AAA = > rt. “| But I told her it was the fancy- ‘| .jazz for me,” By EUGENE GILBERT "Prendent_ot-the Gilbert. - Youth Research .Co. Teenage glamor girls, slathered with makeup, may inspire woif ‘whistles, but it’s the lass with a natural look who gets the dates. _-. > *-e There's something about excess -makeup and lowcut dresses that ‘freezes a young man in his tracks. “It there’s anything I despise ' it’s a girl with all that gook on her face,’ observes a- high | school football star. “And slinky | dresses, ugh!” A Providence, R. L, youth com-' iments: ‘‘My steady used to try to dress sexy to make herself“ look older. pancy duds or me, and she sure.‘ caught on in a hurry.” HOLLYWOOD JAZZ And what do girls think- about! how men dress? — “None of this Marlon Brando} says 16-year-old) Lucy. “'My date should at least wear a tie and sports jacket. He ‘doesn't “have to wear evening clothes. All I ask is neatness.” In one -of our cross-coustry ~ surveys, several girls registered complaints against the Presley influence. They admit they ae it on Elvis, but . Senter calag. sideburns,” ap. cighdd: perhaps a dab of powder’ are enough to set off a girl's natural beauty, N. Y¥., —=— ed, wemarks: it, “Next they'll have beards. It's | just too much." ss * * * As for the teen. girl, being a femme fgtale won't keep the. wolf (young and two-legged) away from her door, but it probably will the boy she'd really like to go out with. — Almost unanimously,, young men t fevor the All-American Girl look. They say heavy cake makeup, mascara and rouge are all right for movie stars, but not for the igirls they vent to be seen with. * * A light os of lipstick and they think. One Bronx, Jee te take out a couple of times, buf I'm afraid to ask her. | | The- last time I met her ata party she looked like her face was made up td haunt a house.” This young man may not know but girls need look better, obviously and shows a tage Ser part of her daily schedule at! makeup. Consequently, be ete et Hay} Makeup. Sci : Off Teena; grt tg eh She. dates two years younger than the girls of 10 or 20 years She wears costume jewelry lessiand this applies equally-to teen- mainly ig the last decade. For | example, 12.6 per cent ofthe “teenagers we. moarveyed take ” why? “Don't be a goof. man,” admonishes a ogres lad. “The healthier you are, the longer you about 14, she prefers ia tans! more natural and a new selon Gift say they watch what they eat. i; : Requir re Mom Should” Send ~Announcements to Shower Guests no y one-third in fact—worry “Dear Only 3 per cent are on complex- 'Hlive.And I want to be around for Today's young woman is inl Young. moderns’ ctegmpred a long, long time.” | -— Ss ion diets under doctors’ directions, By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN ~ There are some sports you can age when employed with discre-/there may be quite a few weeks|is a wonderful activity te f- F /NOW VA You con afferd . /Secwahest your home! f Mere's ‘America's Newest! “sel Install it yourself in minutes! BIG NE\ about the. NEW, LOW cost Cc re PAY ; / Mat POR U5. MIRT Wess | es r The fellows i in my ny crovd a are’ = down the years with you. [can be indulged in safely at any i exercise. © Bicycling Isn't Reserved for Kids = *For instance, swimming and golt Depending on where you “hve, |left yet beforé winter sets in. If so why not rent a bicycle or ride tion and if there are no special | physical disabilities. Of course, ‘the daily walk is another splendid a ba * . _ | bicycling’ will reduce the hips.| ‘There is no logical or anatomical. ‘}reason to think it will. Answer: The bride's clothes— linet of the bridegroom. In - the This situation -you describe the bride look may, of course, wear bridal clothes, have as many attendants “ ‘las she chwoses and every other ‘detail that is pleasing to her. ‘Dear Mrs. Post: My grand- I do not mother, who has been a widow for your son's or daughter's forward to next spring, too. WON'T SLIM HIPS Many women write to ask- if and all of the details of the wed— ding—indicate her own status, not . r? l Bicycling is another at these.| | Tt combines’ many pleasant and ' beneficial factors. It is not too ‘sfrenuous for the middle-aged and ‘older person. It gets you outdoors and tones the muscles. It also stimulates circulation and respiration. Any exercise . taken in the fresh air is es. | | pecially revitalizing. Then, too, | through the lovely country or in parks. This gives you physical | relaxation and a psychic boost. | In most European countries we see old mén and women ridin ‘their bicycles. TH some cities they need a traffic cop to direct!’ these two-wheeled buggies. How- _ever, this side of the.Atlantic the + reserved for the-young. Don’t you believe it! ° Weekend Special Machine or | Permanents .. 1 Open Evenings by Appt. FE 2-6039 ge | ; b SAVES Only *h” Mie Sw hone DOORS = ; ae —=. 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CLOPAY Space. saver When you bicycle you can ride | _ | bicycle is thought of as an activity Se The daily walk is an- other splendid. ¢ exercise. ca ane a ce Have Extra Hose The mishap that befalis the work-. ‘ing girl most often is the stocking and still want a whisper of old-: jClassify it as a hip reducer. ~\ealves. {for werry_on this score. The ‘Teorporate some outdoor activity = ne to delay oe: It the past five years, i¢ going to is fine for building health and for firming. and toning the body : LJ * * Some women who do’ ride want to know if it will develop large If you rode miles and miles every day it would have this effect. . “ But the amount of riding most women induige ia is not a cause | like to know what I should cal! her new husband* Do I call him Grandfather or Mr. Jones, -or Answer: You ask your grand. mother what he would like you to call him. “Dear Mrs. Post: Is it ever per- '_missible for a woman to-refuse to muscle action is not severe since dance with a man who is a terrible the body weight is supported by dancer, and if so. how can ‘she do the bike. this without hurting his feelings’. The important thing is to in- » Answer: It is permissible only ‘into your habits of. life. Select at the risk of losing his friendship. the one you like best and do not allow. procrastination or inertia to.rob you of this weapon in the * Tomorrow. i Vagutahle Dye to Touch U p Hair. ‘Elegant Fixtures of Victorian Age Have Place Now NEW YORK (¢INS)—“Elegant”’ Should be the word for your apart- ment in town this year and the _ Venetian influence in furni ae and decorations gives exactly the right touch. “ feel seed eres If you go in for modern decor OPENINGS up to 80 aces | FURNITURE 4 _, &t lis Very Best (with @ run in it. A word of ad-|world atmosphere, try a gilt-edged | ikept in a desk drawer will save tury Italian wal] plaque, or a faith-' ere ~ iful copy of an Italian old master, ivice: An extra pair of stockings mirror in the foyer, a 17th Cen-| Change Heir Color If you don't like the color of your hair, change it. This is a day. in-which no one is ashamed of ' Fine Furniture 332 Main - Rochester _ OL 2-2121 ; rwevwvvuvwvvVvwy yy tinted hair, Some giris switch col- ors each seasor®: White this isn't necessary, they find it fan ow to rate on a dinner date i This will give the -}-per_or_in frésco will add pounds pot oldworld /charm to a room. _-painting in the living room ‘| t touch without interfering with Your dec- erating scheme whatever it pay “ We Pattern No 57 798 contains potter Hewever, if you are in -yhore. of a Venetian mood, then y6u ould construct a small founyain/ com- piete with gold statuette for the. foyer or dining roomy: - Another ‘‘elegance’’ trick is te ‘transform ordinary dfab walls info luxurious gold by using either gold- Pieces: colored wall papey/or lacquer; A S¢Wing and finishing directions. New York furniture house shows.a Send 25c in coins. your name, a © me | bedroom done inAhis type of decor address and the - pattern mumber -remarry in the near-future-t- would — material requirements; - with matching /bedspreads, lamps to Anue Cabot. The Pontiac Press, - | ‘and rugs. 372 W. Quincy Street, A scroll design either in wallpa- Dlinois “Now ‘available—the colorful 1956 |Neediework Album containing doz- Chicago 6, teotdng! ‘eoet- -and—eollected_re-.to choose more patterns .in crochet, ens of lovely designs from which > ) ‘less a heat appearance. This ap- embroidery and knit — plus three — _ plies to times of hot water or times gift patterns, directions pririted in j of tension, such as job-hunting. ‘book. Only 25e a copy! i O00f = to get out-of-order. bumper strip, for tighter, quieter fit . Easily shortened as desired. No expensive installation costs . 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Se ra pe a, ee ous Fs eS eee, oe Boas a ee \ Fes ae ee = hot) Va jere = “4 ier es yA eS ty Mary aly Mune, ec members are mutans, end th ds thelier-Mary Jane De Chantal, in the pital Auxiliary... Babbington, Mrs. William ‘announce the pogo drug foundation, spoke at) home, school and howpttat.” ~fanswer té giving nurses more time absence of Sister Mary’ William;| Mrs, Everett Reese was general Bedard, Mrs. L, Raymond Samp- Friendship. Tea given Wedines-| 14.” sguliane told of ‘the time|!0F the bedside manner; their du-| : chairman for the event. Cochair-. som, Mrs. Rath Weber Parshall, engagement of afternoon at St- Joseph Mercy! 1 "tne hospital was just a last|ti@S and book work and extras are inistrator of St. Joseph Mercy) © Mes. Witten _K Mrs. Mel Werden and Mrs. Ger. ddyghter, Hospital Nurses’ Residence. oe ee taking away from the nal| Hospital Lauretta Paul, director of! — ennedy = their ? sponsered resort for- the very sick, poor \from Pontiac General and. Mrs.| trude Heenan. : Mary Aindharien to'St Joseph Merey/2°4 despairing, ut “this haa[care that ao eS pee Mae Hospital, thanked Harold E. Brady of St. Joseph. a — if et, to % and Pontiac Generel Hos changed so that we look upon the| The Pig . es gp ee tee tna Mrs. Coastes Barrett, Mrs. ¥. L. a ma te me a) argar , Hospital ‘ hospital something as close as what to automate. t eas are a ard step in were Mrs, Peter Davidson, Mrs, Max See of = } the achool. We depend on it is cur}. eee momen relations, =— members ot the reception | Edwin H, Gaukler and Mrs. 0. L. North Joknaon | sa ee sp (SN, ay TS Boy mats g| MEF, Pee Mle, presse ate ‘3 cause we lor| ord 5 ‘ ~ avenue. He*is cy Hospital, said, “Auxiliary |the preservation of our families.”|of responsibility. ‘The auxiliary | tiary. introduced Mra Williare a, | EUS EU CE BRS BE 3 alae of me =| sg atated hes’ art 30 per cont Mla be alert at all times.” ptumb of Wiliam Beaumont Hor = GOWNS OF UNUSUAL BEAUTY Arthur | : Nice Clothes more nurses working today than| , Mrs Mullane told of the three |pital, Royal Oak; Mrs. Burton of Milford. ; : befti but there also are ways auxiliary members can as- | Knapp, Mrs. Gertrude Maurer and Th a a . aver ie fan belore sist: By being ‘volunteers, by (Stella Steiner from Mercy Hospi- | They plan a Take Time patients than ever before. | -omoting public relations for the |tal, Monroe, and Mrs. Harold Mack. Nov. 10 : . FAVORS AUTOMATION hospital in every day life, and by of Harper Hospital Detroit. | eddir In speaking of the~staff--neces-| being a prod to the hospital. Mrs. Walter Williams is presi-! “G80giacm a palioe oes shee, ip e-em “i. Jud: Merey_ Saw MARY MARGARET FORTINO clothes at the age of 50 than she is Waren Volunteers. Mark more years to gather up a ward- |comes important. Many grown Not to Slacken Their Pace --——= _{moths, More than 300 women volunteers Keynote speaker for yester- _should be in cold storage in this Area United Fund campaign this, to slacken the pace, as he-said, at all, but extra hot. Fur items mid-campaign report luncheon He Challenged them to think "7! they're unwearable. Base need for organizations. le brushed now and then if they're ; t |pol'ciiee és ke gut this campaign, the speaker noted. A woman is more likely to have at 20. She has more ‘time, presuin- “Mid-Poi At j Ah hy Br Care of the sousdn-yearent. 08: ‘women have been upset. when a “Fur coats, if such there be, fur have done their part in:reaching day's. event was Dean dames season. A garment bag in a closet. year . | “The going gets tougher from should be: cleaned and should . be * Wednesday at Elks Temple as the of just the unfortunate, but, ba ‘ s O d Sty es ‘GIVES REPORT [3,3 collection of splendid, classic lably, more money and has had |pensivve items in a wardrobe be- Luncheon Speaker Tells UF poles favorite suit has fallen prey to cuffs, jackets, muffs and collars the halfway mark of the Pontiac! MeCarthy, who urged them not is insufficient, since it isn't cold Theos ‘wounstl, githared’ fe. tha! now on.” jremodeledi.when they're so out-of- guests of the Community National also to think of youth and its; the Make News |~ Réporting for the eegrashical, : division was Mrs. Ralph G.. Bump, season to season A e ° ichairman. Her assistants, Mrs. \ . before dry-cleaning. | in M ichi an | William E. Hutchinson of the Pon- out season clothes! e g ‘tac division and Mrs. George aoe ie Fennville Man Has Eldred of the Watertord — re d os Hobby of Coltecting Se The Pontiac divinion has 62 per packed away for a year or more é Century’ Fashions cent of its goal and Waterford has should be put in the biggest pos- FENNVILLE ® — Designer 28 per cent of its goal at the mid+ sible box with enough tissue paper | Christian Dior of Paris had better” way. mark. to prevent the formation of three- watch out for David Chappell of Also speaking to the group Cornered creases. Fennville. David's fashion line, Was Campaign Chairman Walter Cc — E from 50 to 100 years ago, is a big KK. Willman, who told the work- | - hitm with local mesdemoiselles, ers, “We are going to make our oming vents At 18, David has parlayed a coat — alf $682,202 — keep up - wardrobe of hi sgreat-grandmother the good work.” pilin, Gaeta jee Toastmaster was John Hirlin- . ger, and Dave Ewalt assisted with et tonight et 7:30 pm. at the Masonié hts. all pre-dating 1910 ai ranecmania! Tomgte. Au wether ef DeMolay mem- His.collection is in demand for t cag ey wen style shows and television pro- ‘askew. - Splendid dresses to be Prencis C. Butterfield Tent 0. Daugh- tere of Union Veterans of the Civi] War, Will meet tomight at 8. 128 W. Pike 8: Pontiac DeMolay. Mothers’ Ciod. will Chord Meet tonight st § at 77 6 ae St Colored film om the India’s per capita income in 1954 = 35 was $132, statistics in New Delhi snd tts use in schools will be shown f!-! The youthful tashion expert indicate ma be een ot eoreet a stages shows featuring the old- : : Se wt fashioned = = ee S a . < i Me vena was a problem for Tl Ij l } } Dayid. The girls of great-grand- le 4 tit e S lop ma's day were much more petite a than today’s women... David, who MATERNI {IES gathered dresses from attics all First in Fashion for Maternity Clothes —— —over the J inch waist is large by his stand- ards. BRING A GASP Some of the middles in his col- / ! schoo] girls, proud of their slender. shapes. _ Se faz David hasn't had to pay & penny for the old dresses which have come from the bot- © toms of musty old trunks where grandmother put them years ago, : One gown is 103 years old. It - used to belong to a Mrs. Wade, one of the earliest settlers of the Fennville area. To protect such items as this, David has taken out an $8.000 in- surance policy. He's also built up a considerable iibrary of cos-- tume books ond old aan maga- / Maternity apparel designed to keep you beautifully dressed and comfortable for every occasion. —o— lection. are’ only 18%, inches. | ‘ ‘ ui enough to bring a gasp from mod- p Smart and Practical - ern-day athletic women. | ie ; : . 8 8 ff Maternity Suits But none of this was beyond / ’ : - yi the —ti-year-oid imagination —ol \f Fo : fe David Chappell. He went to high Puy, , and Separates _. ‘ti i ii. ih tii) A Prices to fit your budget Complete line of lingerie | and foundation garments. = ee | [an SOME PROBLEMS . / Open Nondere and Pters "Hl 9 All of the problems of his hobby haven't been solved, however, rr David points out. cleaning as an /- 24 E. HURON example. i . [ ; The f dresses, J} / FE 2-7691 col "the job of finding old-time costumes for a high school play. Now it's a) ~~—teeal_attraction.___ Wl T} You’Lt_ HAVE MORE TO SPEND— Hourly and weekly ‘wages now are at all-time high 3 ~ YOUR CHILDREN WILL LIVE BETTER— ‘Research on spooretd won'sef the Aton will sctse living standards. YOU'LL BE MORE SECURE— oe Rati bee Rare Sa itn sive it repaired r GUARANTEED | ty @ FREE €S f at ap 7 4 5 F H F : E iz 2E4 : 4 i Ff f i Pontiee Ciglio’s Market 41 N. Perry st. - a Food Market FREE INTRODUCTORY OFFER! PERFECT PLUS NYLONS “You'll love these smart looking Perfect Plus Nytons. buy one pair Perfect Plus Nylons . . - ++ get one pair FREE! ~ they're $t pynes*? ts denier, 100% DuPont Nylon! Full Fashioned, measured lengths a tewred for that sheer magic fit. Regularly. priced at $1.19. Picwend Pontiae Walters M Poponea . . “9510 poten a Read . 904 Mt. Clemens St. H& W Market Al's Bee 449 Union Lake Read 111 E. 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An extra pair of Perfect lus. nylons FREE To get your Free Pair, mail the empty Perfect Plus Envelope together with ~ must be posmarked on or before December 2, 1956.. ~ Clarkston Walters Lake Grocery 4694 Clarksten Read Powell's Village Market 4 South Main Street Orchard Lake Twin Beach Super Market —— eo et Drayton Plains Grocery The New t'3.'$ ke. your name, address, stocking size and length, to: Perfect Plus Box 2656, Detroit 31, Michigan. Limit 6 pair per family. Requests for free nylons FIFTY-rwo _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, No OVEMBER 1. 1956 : Se « ¢ pee ' eee op Aree f : i * : ; é ne i | e fe = ri *, “Amy ae “fo High: Paid WHITE SAN the nation’s top defense planners, in Washington debate the inter- service row over guided missiles, the Army is faced with a more im- mediate problem in. its missiles’ Og ee Tt is simply: How to prevent in-| dustry from raiding the ranks of specialists needed to man the Nike antiaircraft missile installations. S PROVING, eudee on competition, whether it. GROUNDS, N. M. "INS) —While be against another service, or an. ‘intramural affair within the anti-| eco command. their officers strive to strain the Nike’s range to its. limits. The soldiers have an intense Missile Men Civilian Jobs ===" in the Nike, itself. Two Win too Prizes ‘for Pumpkin Carving Thomas Ellis, of 771 E. Mans-. ‘field St., and Jeanette Crocker, of 171 S. Shirley Ave., won the top prizes in a pumpkin carving con- test sponsored by Oliver Motor Sales, Inc. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. Each was awarded a bicycle; as co-winners. Eight other prizes were, awarded. Some 100 -youngsters took part in the contest. Annual firings at Red: Canyon are run on a competitive basis with each company of each bat- | talion trying to knock down the target as far away as possible. | The further: away the hit is. made the higher competitive score is given, and the Gis and "Phe only source of the highly | trained men who man the instal- jations around key American cities is the ist Guided Missile Brigade at Ft. Bliss, Tex. Yet, advertisements in El Paso) newspapers vide the men of the brigade with comstant temptation +o leave the Army for more-tucta- tive jobs in-industry. HIGHLY TRAINED The brigade is engaged in an . extensive and expensive troop training program, requiring not only a knowledge of the common) - military subjects but also a high-' = “ie-sly, technical knowledge of guided | missile equipment and its difficult. utilization. | | Men of the brigade are sent | out throughout the world to as. — sume the difficult job ef man- | ning Nike and Corporal rocket ~ defenses. The Army has no trouble in se- curing personnel for services of various antiaircraft battalions. Cooks, bakersclerks,drivers —all! _are-easy aoe . But the radar expert, the fire : control man, the flectronic expert ~~ all have a job ‘waiting for them, with industry, if they want it. And it’s a job industry can fill with- out a long, tedious and expensive training period. Specialists sent te the guided missile brigade are literally the “cream” of the Army. They have __ completed eight weeks: of ‘basic | training. ‘another eight weeks of | advanced training, and then an additional 1¢ weeks of battalion . training. | In this time the men attend classes which compare with those given in the finest colleges of the nation, | MISSILES SINCE ’54 An example of the type of bat- i talions turned out is the 513th Anti- a ~ vaireraft Artillery Battalion of Se- attle, Wash. This group, a former 80 mm battalion, has been working with Nike missiles since 1954. In, its first annual service, practice firing last October, the battalion __ scored 11 hits against 12 target. 3 PLANTS IN A PLASTIC POT 'No Longer Cleaning Up pride in their companies and bat- |Assn., says smut, ‘Authors of Biity Books CINCINNATI @ sh, Joseph Houlihan of, Lexington, Ky., presi- dent of the American Booksellers’ obscenity and sex are not the easy road 10 for-| tune in fiction writing that they were for some years. Houlihan, speaking at a meet- ing of his association, said: sighs of ‘revulaidn against io stuff."" PI . i , Soar Fete. to Sore Feet OAKLAND, Calif, i@*— Police] said a 65-year-old woman jun from her sixth floor hotel Handed feet first on a auvae Saal three stories. below and told offi-| House \cers: “My feet hurt.” Mrs. Matt B. 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Officiats said an- ether tickets over the 100,- clinic will be: conducted by ‘the Parks and Recreation Depart- ment of Pontiac at PHS, Reom 316, November 12, from 7:0. to -$:00 p.m. it wilf run in three | sessions on three consecutive 2 Ed Gagnier, University of Mich-| * * » igan gymnast and member of.the Canadian Olympic team ‘is train- ing at Ann Arbor preparatory to joining. Canada's squad at YVan-. couver, Nov. 10. * * td] ‘The field goal of Jim. Mac- | Millan's which enabled Wayne to onal bave been eal: © A + patbattol officials’ rules | z —tirst-Kieked—ty er wonseheee sowensete cuurtend > aabuseor erevest ; a = e _ Qn onecon onunconad. wowonerf Senumewee oh | eooud wnt own mints Pe ooanurt aenwe tT aural, eeuueer ce a ecconad Second snes will be, at stake \for St. Michael this Sunday after- ‘noon when the Shamrocks meet St. Rita’ in a Suburban Catholic League football game at Hazel nnossertd| * 6 «@ St. Mike, St. Rita and St. Bene- 1 deadlocked for the runner-up spot ee inept records. A Shamrock ,vic-! jery coupled. with a St. Benedictio¢ aitack Jim Jacobs and fill- “ed at Orchard Lake would give'pack Al ‘Sleyter plus fighting off) /@ them the position. Tl} Ferndale le St!~ James clashes port | elally end the SCL campaign. one az idm Oh ann Se Marion Awaits Now Looms as Strong Managerial Post general soanager. pinpoint the time. ‘dict of Highland Park are now St...) ‘concentrate on attaining its 2nd | Center Line on Nov. 11 to off- , Shamrock coach Bob Mineweas- er was pleased with last Sunday’s |revamped lineup, which brought ‘his team back into the saan Greenberg Talk: . Candidate for Tribe's! | ST: LOUIS Marty Marion, now a strong candidate’ for the Cleveland Indians managership with Leo Durocher out of the pic-/. li _iture, says he is awaiting a visit) 7 o\from Hank Greenberg, Cleveland | Fhe mscat oli former St. Louis ‘Cardinal shortstop, who recently resigned as Chicago White Sox ‘T| manager, said Greenberg told him ®' Friday he would.confer with him lin St. Louis’ this: week. He didn’t “T haven't made up my mind _ Prep Sladings Mikes Aim for Ind Place at St. Rita SAGINAW VALLEY awe column. He was particularly happy over the line play of Joe Fitz- gerald, George Drake and Bob Dales. 20-12. -Dan Dropps regained his old form in the St. James contest by scoring two touchdowns and pass- ing to Chuck Brown for another. ‘St. Rita's home field advantage. Orchard Lake St. Mary, with its 2nd straight SCL champion- ship already in the bag. will. now Birchmier as St. Mike downed the/ Against the Vikings the Mikes. Roseville vs. LAKE ORION Fraser vs. ROCHESTER. _| North Branch vs. ROMEO Memphis vs. ALMONT BLOOM. HILLS vs. Ortonville. W. BLOOM. vs. Clarenceville O.L. ST. MARY vs. St. Bene. ST. MIKE vs. St. Rita ST. JAMES vs. St. Fred ° perfect season In a row. The Eagiets have won 19 consecutive games. ; Father John Rakoczy’s gridders will be favored to make dict victim No. 20, but they cannot! & afford to regard the visiting! Ravens too lightly. The Bens. own a 52 record and both setbacks were by the margin of an me) jpoint,-7-6-and “20-19. St. Fred will make suctessive attempt to win on Bogs Long Pheasant its 33rd. too rugged for Gene .Wright’s:4t--that, charges. The bruising St. James! ress ‘“Big Pheasant derby.’’ squad has an overall season mark is a 397s inch specimen. of 2-5. It very well might also have }__ *Consensus denoted in capital letters. ‘Dart ink uew'bet Gh eyutal tal en Keer” desk must have! ae ee ee ee ee 2 ee A meas’ of 28 wins and eno to last week for Kearns were mors | than Moats and Cornwell cared to discuss, The tie came between Clarkston and Oxford aad ‘eva ac ‘itwo of the grapeviners were Bloomfield Hills’ loss-to Fraser and|- West Bloomfield's win over Milford. - Things get down to the late stages this week, but the grapevine Sate coe] OH the Grapevine = |" é “The Friendly Corner Hardware” —~-. QPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 3 ; $$8$S3S88 PRICES THAT ARE HARD TO BEAT! 10 FT. 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Telegraph ‘ball because “you learn that when things get tough it’s no time to quit.’ For the record, he doesn't ‘play golf during’ the football sea- “ford team next spring. *.'* * . The -passing star leads -in total yardage gained with 1,034 in six 'games,.slightly more than half the Stanford total. Most of the yard- age, 969, came from He has completed -82 of 144 attempts for 10 touchdowns. “He keeps calm and collected What's it like for a quarterback ‘when the ball is snapped: from center? “If a receiver is open, I throw right away.’ says Brodie. “If not, [ go.into the pocket (protected by arntdggrsed see where the pres- |sure is coming from. If I see- a blur coming from the right or left. | Tl move away. | Honor Alovette Star fad cent better in his coach's opin-| "Brodie thinks golf helps his -foot- : ‘son but hopes to be On the Stan-| ~~ back there,” Taylor says of his!‘ quarterback , 9 Orrawa uw — Hal. Patterson,/ | Montreat- Alouettes’ brilliant pass- ta, two. teams which have ‘never played in a Rose Bow! game, will represent the Big Ten New Year's Day unless somebody else puts on a miracle finish. Iowa, the Big Ten’s only unde-/ feated, untied seam, faces 5 mi al aD ira non Vina. jfirst Big Ten championship since 1922. seventh nationally, the Hawkeyes take on the wounded Wolverines of Michigan. Although the game will be at lowa City, twice-beaten Michigan ranks a favorite. Minnesota fests on its Big Ten a non-conference Ee. laurels this week = plays Pitt, nt * 7 However, send the hen « their way but Minnesota will not féach Pasa- even a loss wouldn't take away the -lustre from the lowa-Minneso- a caaien battle ta game. finds Minnesota and Iowa meet-| With Ohio State and Michigan ing at Minneapolis a week from|State ineligible fér the Rose Bowl Saturday. Iowa has a 3-0 confer-|and all the other teanis having ence mark and Minnesota is-3-0-1. iat least two losses, there spears catching end, today was namied 11956 winner of the Jeff Russel Me- imorial. Trophy, year to the most sportsgnanlike -and valuable player in, the Big) . Four football league Awarded / each’ . SOONER TWINS oo - Two-ply running attack of the Oklahoma Sooners are Tommy McDonald, a halfback and Jim Harris,,the quarte = ie work as a runner; et ae = er in the Sooner attack Top | Spartans Look for Rebound — draggied football team faced the unhappy prospect bow trom the frying pan into the fire. machine rebounding from an upset ‘Upsets Change Picture! season bext Saturder But % will — be Colorado, and the putts rate 2% points lower than the lordly Sooners, whe will be ereking their wth straight win. They'll play at Boulder. at the same tiste Neo. 3 Georgia Tech ili be in Durhem for fis annual battle with Duke According te the Power Indes, Tech's record this year has been 18 points per game stronger than Duke's Other nations) leaders have rated themeelyes grer their Saturday eppob- ents a¢ follows No. 3 Michigan @tete, 11 over Wiscon- , ‘ _ ro-/ kansas, burg- - - The. Power Index. shows, from Anis season's record to date, average 9 (ore difference relative te reting No. @ Minnesota, § over Pitye- sition winners a8 Here's the past performance ratio Tor | As at tir = oe % i ‘hae tndteated | 773 per cent of ether big —_ of the coming week - end Leal pa over Michigaf Sogth. Friday Night — Mis 14 éver Pieridae State. Saturday— 4 ver TCU: Florida «4 over Mississippi 14 over LSU: Tulane 12 ever | Miss. State: Va. Tech } over Clemson. 8. California a *, Uregor oa F over > Wasikingten “Stanford 3 ever UCLA; ) California 7 over Power Index pairings fer al! 3A. West, rany—Brrecece 1 over Penn ever Colgate Princeton Yale 6 over Dartmouth. | paved Gaiurday — lows even with 72 over North- westerp. Purdue even with Bimois, news Dame/ 1 orer gn ie Ohta State Nery Bat woe _ Fis... ex bt = warn: | “|Joss to Penn State, the Badgers) ‘this week meet Michigan State | which no doubt will be bent_on a’ f comeback after being stung by? -_ $ * * \°® Blanked 210 by an Ohio State the sSpartans ~ <“Qur. scouts tell us Michigan State stiit has a great bal} club, - despite its loss to Illinois.” he said. “They just had one of these days that’s hard to nt plain. They were good enow te win and ordinarily ‘they a | have wea.” } jac Miit_Bruba—whosetresh-—_ Bruhn -said—he was_realls sorry | man year. as a head coach is'to hear that halfsack Clarence’ ‘rapidly turning into’ a nightmare Peaks, one of the finest runhers | because of giaring inadequacies. in the natien, has been lost: to the| een nce foe a henna -=- HUNTERS: ween Oregon. Week-end's games follow aR Et GAMES a /ENDING NOV. 4, 1956 of the RIFLED SLUGS nt $1695 | COATS: wi Tne 169 5, Decron, teculaied | ‘Wool COAT $ 27" 50 P) Tithe bowl’s selection Badgers Fear Irate MSU; MADISON «® — Wisconsin's be- especially al proeeey could Spartans for the balance of the today find little to cheer about from the season because ‘of an injured knee. ef scouting reports he received on “He's a really great one,” _ Bruha said. “You don’t like te ‘see that happen to any player.” Bruhn indicated the Badgers ss, to see a lot ee Dennis (the Air Force Rejecs Bowl Game Offer DENVER @—The Air Force .|Academy said today its unbeaten football team will not play in the Refrigerator Bow! at Evansville, Ind., ‘Dee. 2. Athletic Director . Robert V. ing post-season invitations can be made prior to conclusion of the regularly scheduled -season.”’ * = * he advised committee, i“the Academy requests that it be reason,” “For this ‘tion for your bow!.” wee ae ee “| Simonson, isn’t completely out ‘tabbed as the Badgers’ | Whitlow said “no decision regard- Steinkraus of Westport, Conn... the second. They won after two jumpoffs on team Masn doan = Dominate Show U.S. Equestrians Break’ ‘Into Winning Column of Competition ° ~ dope- sters. The . Hawks, however, /trounced Indiana, 21-0; edged-Wis- consin 13-7 and Purdue 21-20; and came up with two fourth quarter Htouchdowns to beat Oregon State, 14-13, and downed Hawaii, 340. Minnesota, Athletic Director. ~€risler at. the Chicago Football Writers’. Assn. meeting Tuesday, has been ‘less tie with Northwestern. -NEW YORK It any of the, The Gophers beat Ilinois, five competing nations are to dominate the international | 21-14, jumping competition at the Na-/ _|tionial Horse Show as- Mexico has’ “Crisler called x ‘Cuan the _ done in ‘the past then they had! “best Minnesota team I've seen in. better: get started. There have been three intérna- jtional events and as many ners in the first two days of the eight-day stand at Madison Square Garden. - * * Canada started. off b: score competition chal- series. Then Brig Last night the U.S captain, placing win- nning i the opening phase of ey three- event low s Tenge trophy 'Gen. Humberto Mariles, the creat | Mexican rider, won the Good Will |Challenge Trophy b. equestrian ‘team broke, into the winning col- 16-13, —— 34-14, Punke_ and Michigan, 21. years” and likened their line to the strong forward walls devel- oped by Bernie Bierman in the — “golden” days of the late 1930s. sota proves that the Big Ten is gaining balance, a point empha- sized by Crisler ~- * “There's ance this year than I've seen in my 30 odd years of knocking around this conference,” said Cris- ler who preceded, Bierman as Min- nesota’s coach and later piloted a _ linn, placing one-two in the Royce — Da ee rec a od sap sa A. Drake Memorial Challenge Tro- THURSDAY'S PRO” BASKETBALL a pass receiver. In bottom strip Narris cem- phy competition. Only Ireland and eA ASTERN perenne Lost Pet. onstrates his talents as a runner, passer and Chile have failed to come through Syracuse sesseaeit= blocker. The other halfback Clyndon Thomas has with a victory. men rere Leese , : ie ._* * eee ee WESTERN Division a eae! = = eee —_____—______—' Hugh Wiley, 29-year-old appren-:s: Louis © 1000 -tice seaman on leave from the Recher : od : Navy, gave the United States its Mpnueapolis 2 «toe A eg : nats THURSDAY'S Games first tritimph with William -S. Atmnespolis vs. Rochester ei Johnstown, WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS No games schedu) FRIDAYS SCHEDULE Ne: games scheduled lauded by Michigan © a Menace) Mendyk, now that Peaks is on the shelf. “Of course, Michigan State may have other plans,” Bruhn said As for his own club, 1-2-1 over- all and 0-2-1 in Big Ten com- petition, Bruhn said he hasn't made up his mind which of his four quarterbacks will start at ‘East Lansing Saturday. ' “It could be Gil_ Blackmun,” _ be said, “or it could be Ron + Carison, or even Sid Williams.” The one he didn't mention, Dick ot the picture either. Carison,.a 169-pound sopkhomor< from~St: Charles, Hi, who was} best bei before’ the season started, but ha: seen little sustained-action because of_injuries,.would be Bruhn's first! choice if he is ready. Carlson, the best of a poor cro; of passers at Wisconsin, miss® the first two games and most o the third because of:a knee injury He finally started against Purdue. but suffered-a severe wrist sprain | -and didn't play against the Buck- + a Ail woe! 2 end 3 button style to put you at your hand- some best. Many colors and potterns. 29 you ee Matching and Conting SLACKS 100% a Qo": ls ~~ Weel ‘eyes, House (Texas) Divided 4 AUSTIN, Tex. #& — Ed Price. | who-resigned as coach under fire- fof the. alumni. Set. out today. 10. — Henrich Back in Baseball as Giant Coach NEW YORK w—Tommy. rich has joined the “enemy. Hen- | 100% Wool Shirts, Reg, $10.95. . 38.96 | : COMPLETE LINE OF SKI. EQUIPMENT | to 24 Months to P STMAS | os fF Horace For years a fixture in-right field. | with the New York Yankees, Hen- rich returns to baseball in 1957 pafter a six-year lapse as a coach wander: Manager Billy Rigney of [New York Giants. * * * | Since. Henrich turned down an -offer from the Yankees to man- Lage a club in their minor league ifarm system after the 1951 World Series, he has been out of base- Pball. A brewery éxecutive in Cin- 4) qnnati-for-two years, he has been | working in radio and television in jrecent months. , a « F, Stoneham, Giant pres-! | ident, announced the appointment | i divided.” No Money Down! Easy Terms! + more impressive despite a score- . The surge by Iowa and Minne- - greater football hal- rsome of Michigan's ‘great-teams:—"— * gonh NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. 9 3. Saginew Price Quits Longhorn Job, pick up the pieces of what could be. ‘the_worst -footbal] season in University. of Texas history. * Price Soeshh an end to a tur- bulent period, during‘ which he was thrice hanged in éffigy, when he quit with a _yéar to go on his $12,500 contract but with the pro- vision that he ‘would finish the current season. With all officials stressing that 4g- there was no pressure brought ‘from university sources. _ Price declared yesterday that he was resigning because ‘‘it is unfagr to’ the team for us to have a, use .*. * =f —4 Saturday the Board off Regents | will meet here and delegate to’ the athletic council fhe duty of) selecting another cogch and ath- letic director. Athletic Director D./ X, Bible will retiré to “modified service” in Septephber, 1957. Tom Sealy. chairman 6! the board, said ‘it Was quite likely that one man ‘would be obtained to fill both | positions. i ; Sx ? i i NESDAY'S F curc Miceli, i ee York. ‘ qutpointed Sario, , Chicago, 1. _ "Expert Body and Fender Repoir ‘fa. a of Cors - Get yours today! - Plies tae Wena "neat dering guarantee | you'll ever find! With new General Winter- — Bi phlei ce em os pay the tow! It’s a written guarantee that takes all the worry out of Winter ving. avananut rou mew cas wen 14" som ) Held and Gutowski May Go! - ber, . = z ie = = aps or All J a gro fe ark _ another era,'who ignite the nation’s most po- | inate single baa system. offense, then demoralize op- ball season swings into Novem- iuuictin: Sonica toe the pocpal\mnet of the raming, all the pass-|Texas\Christiah and consecutive year, and. Clendon ing and kicking, calls signals and spite a deep shoulder bruise. Thamas are the twin spark plugs plays safetyman in. the once-dom- ind Bayle te The Associated Press regional sansa te ws _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1, jose a — | Dame and Len Dawson of Purdue the “five-time wirinerg cl club"? Fale vt a ot oft the track drew abundant At halfback, All America boards located —in/ pid, America ponétits with their defensive skills | Sack Perdis a fullback who every sector of the country have candidates. as the foot- “The best tailback we've ever plays with unrestrained vigor, is ‘made their first nominations com- had,” is Tennessee Athletic Di- the heart of the Texas Aggies as plete ¢hrough October games, ‘rector Gen, Bob Neyland’s de- an outstanding runner and line-| * * ' \seription of John (Drum) Majors. ' backer. He starred in vital South-' Tommy sicDeneld, air An ‘The waspish, : 162-pounder does west Conference triumphs over Stanford, «Paul wants of Notre (clara tole Brodie _ of Los ANGELES uf — The U.S. en in the past three weeks in the! Olympic Games track and field/ team’s tuneup nie ¢to discount) E team goes thrdugh its final tuneup criticism of | the mijer aC ~ tims cof ¢ ruling limiting ~- ~spfive. games. Peaks’ college career | ended last week due to torn knee drill in Memorial Coliseum today trials et Caer ee and-there is a- possibility there’ , scare may be one.or two revisions in “Tt am immensel? pleased with: . the lineup, ‘the condition of the team as a. MOTOR OR INN JUNIOR wouse / LADIES ALL ‘srARS 2s 'whole,” the veteran coach said. Cinss, 38 3 Waites A 13 18 Munro's Cab. 27 2 Shaw's dire, 14 16 Bist 2 ‘ Bowl’ 10 Head Coach Jim Kelly of Min-' “IT know we will do .all Tight at: ‘Biemar Ing __ 6 Waites B B 18 | Ward's Pura. ia 1s | a ae. 1 re nescta Th elbourne. nang Risde: 2 Osman sy Mtr Inn Reo 1013 Baw t-77 said that if any last ditch |" . en ; [Risdon Deir Wa ; perl Bee : 1) Give mogers ard Shiriey Pointer 652; eu in personnel is made it = Kresge’s' 2 3 ie Paenen & as. t39, Motor In pac _ | WP, Beattie 205, A, Giglio 587; Kres PIONEER 1B LEAGUE \ . ge's es Peaks’ Sisgae ne ea ee! 7 os as guilt ane tis pals} vault and javelin throw, with the) ‘Called Success Innoote tot Be MOUSE LEAGUE possibility that the Rev. Franklin| ‘Stadium Inn 16 : WNu-Brite Plat. 12 11 Hutchinson's 1814 A&P Mkt 4 defenses (Bud) Held, world record-holder) EAST LANSING # — ‘Garence Goneg, Some ts 8 Care rll te is etere a ‘Shetwon a: ene 2 ae @ in the javelin, and pole vaulter Peaks, star MSU halfback, con- Chuck Shack 13 $ Huron Cinrs. 9% 15 | ‘Three Eastern performers, Milt Down Coats $2695 Bob Gutowski may gain berths on/valesced today from.a knee opera- D'tie# Sery. 13.1 Carlings | $ it). coounY LANES SENIOR: LEAGUE | Plum of Penn State; Bob Kyasky : 5000 8 - the team and fly off for Australia‘tion, assured that his recovery an comenes tt & Sons Empire sup mu ri Rudye Ber 3 6 ot Army and Guy: Martin of Col- Down Pants $2295 —e wil be complete. " Lewellve Hw! 16 1b eenuits 2 18 gate, also are listed with the quar- @. : sere te ae nied to make the The operation performed. MRRRIALGIRLG 4, OE fanat 2,54. ot Liwsiba neg by Don ‘Fiven of Houston. We Sle - $19.95 squad in the final Olympic trials. No*newey OY Be ei ee ea em ae stan Liner ot Viegigia, Sach andi he Come cessoe> Price ris, was pronounced a “complete “unre Motpt ‘ont. Elect. 1! 3 SS zi wise ama even by Dr. James Fear, SAR oo" EH SOIT oy init MMMRROGGSENOO™ [Ral Homsaber of Ariona. 5h Goten coors .....:, Pace SIK9S ae team physician. , Huren Bow! 1313 Ghaw's Jiry 9% 19 woe t- Jimmy Crawford is another fine [ as But Cutwintd, trom Occidential| ate rit Wood od ert aaa Se Achenbach RBs — 31 a Baris ‘a’ Girls 5 us single wing tailback for the. ur- Ledies’ . Sale $21.95 College, vaulted 15 feet, 5 inches, “Barring: anything unforeseen, ” ss cited vegan -anee 'pin Bisters 1614 Mudhene ie if beaten Wyoming Cowboys. The [| Down Coats ....... Price - , an undergraduate, The regular 100 per céni. In another year he 3 W 1. Reynolds 241-- ‘ee: RBS wi at the Texas ——raamnber —ot—the vaulting squad jwon't—aven- -know—he had ‘nad, Meg Ee it pcan hs Jim Graham of Oklahoma A&M, knée.” Teun Pin Pines 2111 Comm Hew iat mae ‘Longhorns ¥ has-been bothered by » leg injury.| 8 8 he ee ete dorm Jonnson S03, Tein Oklahoma Clinches halfbacks. ee | ‘Feurig said Dr. Harris removed Pines 142-2360. / Cowboys’ Rodeo Title Held failed by one fick to make some torn cartilage from the left! scoeed fink “a” LEAGTE “the team in the tryouts but since|knee but found no ligaments torn. AL t DENVER (#—With only one ma- cludes fm as beaten the ean og re et : Fieet Carr 12 t) jor rodeo left for’ this year, Jim) Joel Wells of Clemson, Paul Ro- t or more each time ou Drewry's il Club 9 8 12 The No. 3 man on the team in Only. 11 Players Left Pe akon 246. g Sturgeren Seay clinched the all-around champion-\Georgia Tech, Jim Klisanin of ‘the javelin is Benny Garcia of San| 1902, Glub 99 2803. ship of the Rodeo Cowboys Assn.| Wichita, Jack Hill of Utah State Diego, aa position may be in: [eee ee inltiprash geet Y Saoven ene i anole : The final dig show is a San and Tom Morris of Princeton. * Pts Pis ancisco OCEC 01 * 8 * -|terday he would only be able to Gridiron "ear ka Benak a ont = ian i Held said he was still opposed/suit out 11 players for tomorrow/Drewry = 21 Wolverine 3 * « «@ to determining the team in Junejnight’s game against Valiey View Dorrie Ris \@ Universal O1 = 2 Shoulders has 37.011 points, one| instead of just before takeoff time of lowa Park. Wrigiey's 19 Biemar inn 10 for. each dollar of prize money } for the Games themselves. Boles said he had 16 players 413, Best Store 18 Coughiins ; won in RCA-approved rodeos. His! 6 But Kelly can point to a host of; when. the season started, bat five, — a oe § closest rival is Harley May of world and American records brok- | are out with injuries. Oakland Automotive rad ‘Deming. N, M., _With 38,292. gs Scene Sear { faq last week, highest in history for Feurig said, *‘Peaks will recover cooury saevans [Lion Store ° 23 9 Jim's Mkt. 1 t Bl Rib 23 9 Pines. Paul's Elec 19 13 me Bat . = 3 Men: G. Bishop 248—645, Women: M. 2408. — es ee re. * “Elsewhere the halfback list in- Abe Woodson of Iilinois, Syracuse is making a tremendous, Paige Cothren of Mississippi, C. R. Roberts of *Southern Cal- ifornia and Bill Barnes of Wake Forest rate highly at fullback. ' Vietims. Of Cireumstanece- USC's Jon Arnett,. Michigan | State's Clarence Peaks and 1955 |All America Jim. Swink from Tex- as Christian appear to be the vic-| A full-.season is necessary to: L adequately judge a player’s per-| ia formance under all conditions. Swink ‘ ‘contiliues- to. be an im-) blocker, but the lad who captured lait Funner_a_year ago is being Dacron Coats . | Pabs’ 13.42 ‘com * prive- In 27:10 Coca Cols ~ mit 4 Southwest board rates John Crow \ Royal Ensign Joins. = 5-Time Winner Club He I rin tbe ie aL in 3 wilt As ea ‘eas Portion Sami? t with « a smashing ‘one length vie- t Gok tie a pace for hia 4th win of the seastn, j . Wisconsin has..more tied Big aoa otal gues an a be praise.— Jimmy Brown’ of |= certain seniors to. pass receiver and § Dacron Pants . $295 . 51695 The warm, nice weather thot is . . sunshine is the reason that our clothes . prices are so low. Don’t be fooled, cold weather will be here soon. Buy your deer hunting outfits NOW at y only half the campaign un-@ low, low cut prices. Look for Yourself. ligaments wees Le operation: . 2 . - and Save! 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Ft. . freezer. features. a | : + Open Until 9 P, MOF robe f Sg es : ; if ‘ : ia. oc" le a8 Loft ie \ ie Revolving Shelves... completely adjesteble, strong, . . automatic defrosting refrigerator section and a 70 pound zero-deg With magnetic doors and revolving shelves, plus, all the other -Eonveni eccossibte, fully mate shell spice. : ee: |p Optometrist Jae oR Robert O’Cotinor, 13, -ef- 3067/5) ae apes . oe i 7 Nort i tr NEW YORK (INS)—Robert Wil-| will eliminate the costly and slow-; “Network radio is scraping the|should stress that. News, for ex-) “I think radio will always be the |Brookneal Rd., Walled Lake, is. still| | orth Sagindw Street liam Sarnoff, 38-year-old president development time now ex-| bottom,” the said. “It will rebound/ample, of a national and interna-|one media able to command the|in critical condition at Pontiac |) Phone FE 4-6842 nok ae ce Oe eek ea vds 3 ls.| bit, I think, but it will never be| tional character, attention - ~~ ewe Hospital with severe in-\}) RS — near future when the American} “I'm not at all sure that people| What it once was. We're all going| as rr HAPPENS find a tame without a radio. Tiereitri received Monday when bell] {* «power Things in. Sight” home will be the center of the|want to'see any great changes in|through a period of soul-searching “We ought to be able to feed im-|are probably 10,000,000 more éar|“@s thrown off_his motor scooter|) + = family’s entire entertainment, |TV programming just now,” Sar-|as to what to do and where to go. i radio net-\Tadios alone than :the 37,000,000|and landed against a passing car.| : RPE : o°€ 4 noft said. "People are, happiest) wpore are ings Gia aetweree eT ee _ ee 7 intines ta thle GORY. He-is-being treated for multiple Operi’ Friday Evenings “There will be no real reason to| With what they're familiar with. , e the sta the right to| “Yet we operate our radio net-/bruises, possible internal _injur- ae : “ gee can do for the stations out along) and give stations righ i. venture outside in search of amuse-| “There's no virtue in change justiine ine tha 't do. for|take it then and there or record/work in the red, and you can't get/ies, and cuts of the leg and head ment, the theater, concerts, motion/because it’s change. If Ed Sulli- t thay con't Oe. . " ‘shed The incident occurred at a Com- pictures—what have you,” he said| Van's type of entertainment A mag Mg Bo te ee ee merce Township . as he toyed with a slab of vintage| liked in 25,000,000 homes, he should| *_ bah i at tt — a "ean s beef in his private dining room| stay that way.” Pes that looks down oh Mr. Rocketel-' Rap PUBLICITY - : Ne lias ties clr TV tes bed 5 A L L “You'll have television and (bad press, some of whose sources : : radio, of course, and your hi-fi, |are in the industry itself, us es UKE but in addition the average home Bae § VALUE aire will have a lbrary of films on | “The charge is that color wit 5 TIME see tape. Sensitized tape can mow | cost too much,” he remarked. “But ey it ay | ) accept and immediately transmit |think what they once cost. A.few = 70 puY. color TV shows, spot news. events, years ago they sold for $1,200. 2 : anything a camera and film ever Now they're just under $500. If we! “A color film can never ap-come down much lower, of . => Cee oe ee ane Sat| “tbat soe chatyes, tos, teat ah efcally received and transmitted) you need t keep. TV. repalr | ; , yf Leer Seceeet, « banat 6 CO] Ser le Si bene @ pare ots + ey 2 / Seca ere ie ZS sit 7 * * . that r ae of " set . . : i) "* - eee Ss ‘ : . 4 — : 7 ae a teat tol Ss per cot ot coe 3 a FOWN ID -s - Buy it on easy terms — Pay as little as $1.25 a week! __ it he would havé made good if his| .. a — , ; name had been Jones, or Weaver,| j1ne, surveys show, | a0, = . ; ae ten imme-\ mand the attention of twice es! . or reason ree or another to leave the house of sora viewers aa Mock and white} an — to see the|~ e.6 * i razing dio City Music Hall! t, » cracked little voice, we and its replacement by a 40-story ,. mecutive @ / - supermarket, will simply touch _|oomee the young ¢ we about! : button on his set as he leaves and x “2s 3 preserve the evening's entertain- i ' .. c meént on tape. Fr WATCH AT LEISURE ‘Supersonic Sweetheart At his leisure he can then watch CINCINNATI @— Mrs. Delvina : i what md missed by feeding : tark eens, Cincinfhati radio broad-| = melodrama,..humor, comedy, cur- given the Air , No ene , . 1 —— : rent events. and so forth being of Honor. She ‘ ; eg Se a ; built up in this manner. | sonic er of the AF. : WAY PA nae OF = * *« ‘honor was , > i. F TROL SALE HAND But that’s tomorrow, a realm in flown faster oF VEE joa Hi A : = which his father, Gen. David Sar-/sound as a ABLE UTO SPOTLIGHTS : noff, is a master. We asked him last May 12. hale cheut ihy. : = ng tee over Set of 4—bargain priced! $2.00 Down: $1.25 Weekly Every car-owner seeds onel Pa nag gia believe 4 Lockheed FHC “Starfire.” So , startling is known to midwest : changes te TV programming for |... as “DelVina” and conducts $. 44 $ 95 $ 77 $ 44 some time ‘to come. The spte- | program called “Woman's World.” i tacular is here te stay, he says, ° : ; - 4 ; : . and so is the one-shot treatment ; . : . | - of tried and trusted plays. Giggle but No Gurgle Ne : He is not happy with TV news) ana Okla While the giggle pottinllyeel ys are sty scaginee of returning children echoed & reporters and commentators. He aoe pang ingpe lh grasa GOODYEAR SUPER sees a day when a great foreig” the school’s well stopped. The ANTI-FREEZE news event can be received Toa water well went dry the first day in this country. The new TV-tape (+ col and an emergency supply enn was being hauled in. Oklahoma's Sf: severe drought was blamed. Methanol SHOW-—NO. 2.1] |r naa ees $]60 ~ STATE FAIR GROUNDS [PM ee et Gives the highest Top value for 99¢ : oe Oe Amt froces ee es ae iy: ae ical price. 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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 ———— “'SaysFace Up Hooward Joins the List| of Star Movie Prod ucers | to Your Fears np > rs : De Tol : — $l Million Donation| DETROIT aS ee Rats Show MSU Prot! How to Tackle Worries! | in life By BOB THOMAS Coll FE 8-0483 - NETS ‘Hayward, - girl producer. s * * DOORS OPEN 10:45 |’ EAST LANSING ew — Shocked |the latest to join_the producers’ : ‘Unions to Cap. Drive for Votes sity demonstrate the fastest way. tay pumie, Stintnnd ot public | | Closed Circuit TV Rally ‘to overcome a-fear is to face the situation, not run ey: s speaking, or fearful of selling to Fire Up Campaigners from ‘ door-to-door has te face | ‘o- 6 fr situations to extinguish his | TOF tevenson | tears,” the said. | “Londoners who moved to the By NORMAN WALKER ‘country to escape bombings in WASHINGTON @® — The AFL- World Wr IT remained scared stiff lO arranged a 2%-city rally hile those who stayed behind and, Unhed by a cuit tonigh ‘ewre not harmed overcame their) leant = peng Pod “Fiear,” Denny said. -eratic presidential weaned Adiai In a controlled éxperiment it-was E, Stevenson. ‘learned rats lost their fear of be- +. ing shocked much faster in sur-| ae ea avacue : roundings very sirhilar to those in | a ore org : Meany and the political chiefs of which the original shock occurred. “O°. * ® took “ieee than twice &s al 15-million-member labor or- f thera : ganization, James McDevitt and }long to lose the fear in different |. Kroll, were listed among the! ——*s 5 i speakers “hh The hourlong TV show, which | The results were noted by count -also will feature entertainers ing the number of times the fats fom Hollywood and New. York, is kept jumping from the box evel designed to key. up union beaters after the slight electrical shocks 14 get’ out the maximum worker were discontinued. /vote_ next Tuesday_— ided fro bers’ dues, — cli- / ‘Bobcats Welcame ™ —_* ——_ er poet ‘13 N ew Membe’rs costly political drive by organized , mainly in behalf of Demo- Into Crofoot Cubs ‘ats but also for a few Republi irteen new Bobcats were wel cans. Feomed to Crofoot School Cub Scout Officials of the AFL-CIO Com-}: Pack No. Eight this week. New- mittee on Political Education |, COMERS WERE: (COPE), headed by McDevitt and! WN Daniel Baster, James Harper, Kroll, declined to detail, expendi-| Gary Yocum, Gary Tressel, Mi- tures. But from all oraagyeas the chael McKnight, Larry Smith, Pe- total ‘political spending fro ter Wells, Ronald Dillingham, Rich- union sources will scandal two ard Robinson, Alan Harrington, million dollars and may approach James Gambrel, James Beale and three million. Larry Beale. COPE officials acknowledged, 1 “What's true ot rats in this case ‘apparently applies to humans as well, "said Dr. M. nay Denny, as- WERE BUSTIN OUT OF THIS TOMB AND WE DONT CARE HOW MANY OF YOU Y WE HAVE . TO Kiil $30,000 which AFL-CIO unions pro- * * ° \master Kenneth H. Goff to Danny for any election, more than the =\Pollock, Roger Warren, Frank Van AFL and CIO did together mee 'Husen, Kenneth Mcclellan, Jon their raat \Stepleton, Michael Mease!, Howard ‘Warren, Frank Van Husen and Wes ley Williams, \ CIO ° ° cone speaking, the AFL- and the independent railroad) and mine workers unions are favor-| \in g- Democrats in congressional ¢ races. The AFL-CIO’s COPE re- |fuses to put out an over-all list Tei MSU Labor Lectures [Seine endorsements — says it supports about 25 Repub- EAST LANSING @® — David L. jican House candidates, none in Cole, former director of the Fed- the Senate. 'eral Mediation Service, will open * * ®& a new lecture series sponsored by For the presidency, the AFL- MA 4-215) “TONITE Ex-Mediator to Open MARILYN MONROE jp BUS STOP sity. leaders have endorsed President Cole will speak Nov. 7 in Kel-| Eisenhower logg Center Auditorium on the | MSU campus. Clark Kerr, chancellor of the University of California at Berke- iJey, has been booked to speak Nov. 30, and Prof. Edwin E. Witte,. president of the American Eco- ‘nomics Assn., Jan. 3. |_ Other dates will be announced later. - Sorry Business: Traffic Light Runs Into Car |Lake motorist wa s just minding | hig business when a/ traffic signal iFan into his car. ; * * ° Denton Lee Dunn, 42, plies up ito ary intersection where workmen | were cutting a tree. Workmen motioned 'make_a left turn to avoid the tree, 'which ‘was being felled. Dunn turned, the tree began falling, a gust of wind blew the tree into a ‘utility pole, which supported the E Signal light. which in turn came HURON THEATER HOLLYWOOD u—Now it’s Susan @dmit that it’s in name only, “I | The redhead from Brooklyn {s/count fo 10.” She'll hire talent to handle the busifiess end. The reason for be- coming a thave -one tenth the. problems that} ~_Jpreferably |, The program, costing more than all’ ; thought he would be spending such | is Awards were presented by Cub- they are spending @ record = 14 = the Labor and Industrial Relations CIO has formally endorsed Stev-| | Center of Michigan State Univer- enson but a few influential union| SALT LAKE CITY @® — A Salt| Dunn to) (INS) — Geaeral] : "BOB'S CHICKEN, HOUSE, ‘EN Le SNNERS, T-Bone Weshs, Rectatiags peuicious CHICKEN Veo! Cutt setilia. Wik she's’ teak waged couldn’t handle the business de- tails,” she said. “I can't even) producer?- Money, of * Until now, she has tod working for a flat salary. “Tl x Tomorrow"’ may have helped her ape the Nght on baiting = porcete- * * ®* Susan hears that the Lillian Roth hag grossed between 12 $8,679,317-—56.7 per bent of its $15.3 s * * Commentator . Lowell Thomas spoke-at yesterday's report lunch- RAGS TO RICHES — |Hollywood was a cinch for big)” Jim Arness, the western biography of TV’s “Gunsmoke.” No actor and. 14 million, making it MGM's} and with ‘no thought of being "Gove, With moneymaker aftér| one,” eg viby s deneais > ith the Wind” and Sond an acting Arness was arriving in- Budapest-today told Vadis.” | spotted for a role because of hisja newsman for the London Daily Right now she’s happy to be, size. After sleeping on park/Telegraph there have been demon- making a comedy — ‘Top Secret! benches in, blue jeans and T-shirts, |strations in Romania against that Affair” with Kirk Douglas. “At/he suddenly found himself making|Communist regime. He said dem- least I think it's a comedy,” she| good money—$6,800 for 17 weeks’ jonstrators were fired upon by uke and he's acted ever since. /police. you can't be sure.” | ; * . ° > She is negotiating to buy” property for her. own company. © One project she won't do: ‘the — Henen Morgan biography. She had. been mentioned for it. tf “IT turned that down long ago,” ishe said. “‘Helen Morgan didn't} | Lillian Roth did, and I've played| her’... 3 =e | peda all over the place! In} associates. He reported a healthy! profit on his first production effort, |” “The Indian Fighter." And he has high hopes for unreleased films, | “Spring Reunion” with Betty Hut-| ton and” Dana Andrews, and. “Lizzie” with Eleanor Parker.” | Next he makes ‘King Kelly’)! jand in the summer he'll Produce | = “The Viking,” to be made in” Scandinavia for three million dol-|) lars. I asked him if he ever” | millions when he was‘a waiter in| > iNew York. “‘No, and I don’t want/: to think about it now!” he re-| plied. | ye Romania Astir LONDON (INS) “— A traveler | Uwe wr Me. ‘ ee TONIGHT SENSATIONAL! : DOUBLE SOCK!. and THRILL SHOW! r > Prrwihtin, instr Ar Al al lls iret Mla dl Ane. Ake. Ml. Aa. AR le, thy, Be Ly A tt Te errr ee CO OWE ee eee eH +4 > P 4 STARTING . WE RECOMMEND THIS AS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT! PP OG SSS FS CC CE CCCP ACCS SCPC ISSCC TTT” n her arms... Laura pn a lerashing down on the t of ‘Dunn's car, into thé windshield and bounced over the back. Blames School Program | for Speeding Ticket ~~ | OKLAHOMA CITY @® — It was’ | all the high school’s fault, a tenn- jage girl told City Judge James |Demopolos as she answered a | charge of driving her father’s car |70 miles an hour within the ‘city | limits. ° THE VIOLENT... ASTONISHING a somebody 4 up there likes me | www ow PAUL NEWMAN * * * She told the judge. she could not get served in the 30-minute lunch |petiod at the school cafeteria so she ate at a restaurant three miles /away. She said. she was vy a little to get back on 1; Baeebs # s 2 aera nat ee eee et ae FR I IIS IOP POSS PSIG ta eg Cau itn Pf atin ei ela ca dat alan ial Calla tata, | j | ‘ NOW SHOWING! BIG 3-UNIT THRILLER! | TE 4-4611 | Bex Office Opens 6 P.M. Show Storts 6:30 P. M. EVERY a ASO ROW SEAT! sve: | camp . From the sensational stage success that ran 91 weeks eg - Regulor Prices! 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SHE KG REAL URE | # é V 2nd THRILLER! very wéman Ite slave y it } | CONQUERED THE iw ORLD wo ~ fn Pec, || TODAY & FRIDAY. “WHISPERI G | =e ah bt it de ie i i i i i han » o 3 ae ~ Deborah Kerr: John Kerr | win Leif Erickson ° Edward Andrews creen pay by 7 Robert Anderson. . based on the play by Robert Anderson: wat an ’ 2 erst Tom - sn Cartoon bidan & SS heer ae News EXTRA ADDED ENTERTAINMENT =e ‘oa frensioaean et PPP PPP PPP LPP IPP PLL PLP PP LPP PP PL PPLL GS ; ha : ; 4 M-G-M presents in , CINEMASCOPE and METROCOLOR / _ Tea and Sympathy | 5:10 -/1; 5 - 9:45PM. ¥ é e * CEREMONY OPENS ROCHESTER HIGH — Solemn rites yes- terday opened Rochester's new aces. Students and teachers, over 600 atrena, in a mile-long = ae a Nixon Fighting for Penn Votes V-P’s Talks Insist GOP: Has Good Chance to Win Keystone State ee ee tetera ~EN ROUTE WITH NIXON -# Vice President Nixon returned | Pennsylvania today for two days of int®nsive campaigning. most of 1t by train, in a final bid for the 22 electoral of this state’ » ‘Democrats are claimmg Penn- sylvania for Adlai Stevenson but ‘Republicans dispute this. Nixon hopes to tip the scales with a dozen speeches. He also plans to plug hard for Sen. James Duff ‘R-Pa). who is in a tough fight for re-election with formér Mayor Joseph Clark of Philadelphia. The vice president boarded his special train in New York City last meght after one of his most strenuous days on the road — a 24hour peried during which flew ffom coast to coast “and made five speeches in two of the nation's greatest industrial cen- ters In Detroit he assailed Steven- son for injecting -the Near East Crisis “into the campaign, and also sought to win over voters of Po- lish extraction and other minori- thes. with the assertion that re election of President Eisenhower, is the way to keep steam behind the movement for liberation of” Russiam satellites In New York's votes key Harlem he na more-than-a-million dollar high N ehra's Letters Asking for Peace NEW DELHI (INS)—Prime Min- weer — Nehru octal = nt personal messages Pontiac Press Phete | parade marched down the road | throdgh its doors to start first full- day sessions of the school year Keleure His. = at Foreign Policy Midaile edie er to ome ‘dent Eisenhower afid Secretary of State John Foster Dulles An American embassy spokes-| man said the Indian leader also sent messages to British Prime’ Minister Sir Anthony Eden and French” Premier Guy Mollet It was understood the messages appealed for an immediate halt ir hostilifies so that a peaceful gotiated settlement can be brough! about : ne Pair Bound Over in Grocery Robbery Two \ ctor: examined on charges they held up a grocery store clerk Oct yesterday were bound over for ar- raignment Monday in Oakland County Circuit Court Gerald Hubble Jr m St. and Jack Hubhie 120, Pingree St.- Royal Oak, were returned to jail under $5.000 borids are apiece set. by Pontiac Municipal Judge Ceei} McCallum. 8 and took $300,' 22. of 68 Put- 23, of handshaking sessions Stepped-Up Dem Theme Sounded by Candidate ‘in Hard-Hitting Talk IWATO tatters” "NATO,-s6 goes SEATO ‘Southeast: and that if the trend con linues ‘‘we may return.to isola tionism a la Herbert Hoover, sim ply because none of bur past allies and friénds will trust us.” He said “NATO seems to be in and added, “As. goes and Asia Treaty Organization) the other alliances upon which our band selection closed the brief national security. reeta. rests." posto im Sen tates xe COUNTY Deaths “the pol- brink fauver charged | today sa, Eisenhower - ea foreign icy ~-has_ brought us to the Frederick Mack WALLED LAKE—Word has been a Siar Full ier ‘in New Building ~ School at.8 Wednesday ‘moriing:- | flag was made by the Women’s — Relief Corps, Mrs. Claude Cross ._ | and Mrs. Génrad Zoliner making 4 Rite ‘Precedes Classes in $1,500,000 Moderr Structure By MYRENE TAYLOR | ROCHESTER — Solemnity min- gied with happiness for 600 High ee School students marked the open- ganization is embar king on a _mem- Bronx home Soneaiieinaintaeietion namtenesteumenainl ing. of Rochester}s Community High A mile\of students, teachers and. village officials paraded from the ald high school building to the-new $1,500,000 modern, open - court’ building. Brief opening “exercises were | _the Rev, J. Douglas Parker of at sn eine ; held around the flag pole with St, Paul's Methodist giving the invocation, The pres- entation of the new. haareana | the preséntation. .Monte Clute, “student council accepted the flag Lewis B. Arsott, president Of the Board of Education gave ’ address of welcome. Response by Fred Weaver, president of the stu dent Council. The Rev. John Yuells of the First Congregational Church gave. the ‘benediction. Then ‘the ingh-schoot- choir sang “Alma Mater’ and a vice president of a short lceremony. Students entered the new build- ing for the first full day of classes since the school year be- > gan, luncheon Was served in the combination cafeteria and — gD and regular classes were ot war for the fifth time in four received of the death Saturday and) held throughout the %5 ‘class. years." — The vice-presidential candidate stormed into New England, ham- — that adminis- tration policies are largely respon- sible for Middle East fighting and what he termed the breakdown of understandings with Britain and France. : Kefauver's talk, prepared for a rally at Boston University, was part of a back-breaking schedule of 10 speeches in Massachusetts ‘and Rhode Island, two news con- ferences and several “informa “Our socalled foreign - policies utferty bankrupt.” he said: and added: “This is the third time im 10 Pontiac police say the older man days that the Eisenhower -admin- entered the store at 185 Edison istration has been caught short in st younger brother remained outside - in the getaway car Steak, Fish Fry Friday armed with a pistol while his an international Oc? a, ee che. ‘prices generally held. jstructure- of Pontiac Coach Co..| tral areas. ‘Tight money is a | man- Store. ha i ; * board of di- 3 408 billion doliars in the second vice president. and. genera ? : was the dominating influence in|Partmips. Me 1 nasi eae ee |Drayton Plains, the nation-wide business problem. ee It ¢ the tive division,| he market. Buying on this con-\C7#De. No. 1, -75-125 px. basket. Pe U.S. Steel, Bethichem, Douglas ‘rectors has elected a new vice pres-| Inflationary pressures are forc- | fee months of* 1956. was ager 0! ' Fish fry, D A. V. Home, 199 Aus the m tatoes, new, fancy, 3.18 50-Ib | = rist t about four per no flict continued, but there also was Ne. t, 90-1.00 50-Ib. ; orn Aircraft, Kennecott Copper, In- | ident and treasurer. ing up some prices. ng oe . = [Romney announé ‘burn Ave., Nov. 2. 5:00, —Ady. selling from those who did not see }**,';.:75)- | Rate acre “{:| ternational Nickel and New York | Michael Wild, partner in the ac- experts believe the! cent a year, ree per cen ‘ os wcie, Fe oe how i i . } . bet | Cen around a ‘Nevertheless, of that represented inflation and | A local man presided at the sixth! ummag how the fighting would result in 80-99 dos. behs. Radishes, White: No. tral held gains. of ‘counting firm of Berger and Wild ahead’ Pp eanlts Seid Cake L Rd” increased exports for American: ti¢.y”ts.°sr J et point. lof Detroit, takes over the new po-|00 ee — = “ con-| my one Per cent real progress. | snnual All Industry Insurance Con- Sét- ~ Ade ° No. 1, b | | -since € the Veterans, . rms A Be See ones ee a a lee eek a oehine Derek Tar| Samengs mk 8 Yee . . No. 1. 1.00-} bu. Tomatoes, fancy,’ ubber, Boeing, American Te man, annow lade ss aa: i ces 13s . é, Sat. 8-11:30. Grain Prices ‘Tomatoes, Ne. i, 200-20 bu. Tometees. phone, Anaconda and Union Car-- Raymond E. Dante, who was! ‘record thigh for this time of year. day. tea with “Hall, Parke St, Sa att 3 . Be pened eats Ne be. Turewe hide retained fractional gains, elected president and chief execu- ‘Unemployment, ’ low,! Max E. Kerns, associated wi Cee Tarr == Onsager Ea Llese ee | ‘tive officer of the Detroit subur-/To Enlarge Floor Space i's not as low as it was in 1953.|Huttenlocher Insurance Agency of] pymmage sale, Central Methed- « MICAOO Nov. 1- (AP? pening Lettuce AND GALAD oe Sl. A big 16, en share A of South- ban mobile home manufacturer’ at GM Training Centers Eeaeine power of factory work | Pontiac and president = the ee ist Church, Sat. Nov. 3, 8:00 to : ery i een eo SI, Give: No i, 100:150 ba, Endive. rm Production was- sold at 43%, last month announced that Fred)’ ? baie at a record for this time of} - Samer Sadao Ra ut: (00. Use back entrance. 38 EB Mar. .osc6 242% Rye- bleached, "No.1, 176-298 bu Esctrole, | uty, ~ = Lindsay, a veteran of the. com-| pETROIT (INS) — General Mo- Y ; a nderwri was uron. —Adv. @\% Dee ; 161 No. 1, 5.00-1.50 bu Escarole, bleached, z . * . iz = 33° Mar 1 veirNe- 4575-228 be. Latiace, Bibb, Ne.| Opening blocks included Royal pany’s manufacturing department, ‘tors announced today it is adding 5, Outi Perve charge of the meeting. 1 Rummage sale, First = Corn— May Oe re te tcuce, Leal.) — up % at 101% on 1,300/has been named plant manager) feet of floor = ook: prices terian Church, Nov. 2 at 6 p. m. a eS a lie inte General Motors up % at and Max Fell, controller. about 180,000 square ; have dropped now for four consee-| nerrorr (INS) — Chrysler's zen, Chur —Adv. May. a... 147 Nev. ,....... 1160 | GREENS: Contage, Be. I. 10.3 be /enares, Ge and 0S. Steel up %. space to its 30 training centers utive months, but they are still' stamping Division today announced : July Lau ceoeee 13.09 (Coliard No. f, ‘bu Kale; toa -higher than last year. The pros- ot G. Rummage sale Fri. ‘all Saints 3 Osts— JOD .ceseese 1258 (1 1.00-1.50 bu Mustard, Ne. 1, 100-1 35 at 68% on 2,000. | throughout the nation. 1 PrOS-| the appointment Clarence 2 Dee sr -2++ ee Oe ee te | = [Building Slack i in Detroit ion will bring the Pect 's that farmers will net 11. " Bauer as quality control manager. Episcopal Church. 10:00-to- 12:00, - ar 2. . The expans con nag mia Reg etm be Turnipn Wet] , —Conthets“tor~ floor space to a million =— LOP. Oiass + sifications, i _- wutomotive divisions. ‘a bit in October. Holmes has been named director! —Adv Oe aa ae lower, lower grades steady “Wid avg 24‘: Grade B large 43-49 wtd aicos 102 Lib McN&L . ns as aT a eG 7 Pv en eee ee — 34 cents off: ‘utility cows fully 80 ove sh Crem: & pembe 00-00 0i4 ove Airlin “nh peck Aire : o — + t hi he - ji 9 & ro yt tes Bie higher pur. cows ees a's 9 Sst 3 and oll = a Wes “evs = om, = =. sa patel 5 Com ms OPEN. FRIDAY NI a ers steady load cho nd prime 990. 30-34 wid ovg J3'9. small 2 ne Am Gas & El. 33 Pty = Ag posse = phar ae ~ = ss 0 wie ors aeaile c large A paneer ast = gon & Peck a6 *. steers : ba = = = ; Mot Sala gg Ri lg fw im Neco . 42 aay Beatty |. 384 o We Sell What we: sg a bs wh : ™ . . j sce: anard and tow gent $8 00-2008 Whiten Oradeth ine 4-47 mediam Am deaing 383 Mercy Bs e ae * fe rs } 23 ° m Smelt . r h : 4 86. a peer Pronah eh Rall poly gy Bee gk cig 4 eee wet: = Am Sugar Di Mpls Hor J We Advertise 17 oo 8 S¢: —_ utiitty and lew st ans ce comment Market es large Am Tel & Tel 1665 nn M&M ... 6% , a as OE, be ek as Si, Ee Se cies Tages... Bt Siete © tor kis e@n to 19 ¢ ati’ here mole bu Fal one ve ervous be i < eon ows up and high chotce prices en capanettes avown ac size ae . =e Sid Of Ind. 382° Lined . cteers 1.300 Td and heavier mostty steady. Large caponettes over : © many sd be eas " NJ 544 ther rt ak to | instan being sbeorped by country Firestone 994 Std Ol ! : CABINETS 38 lower: prime bettors’ poery } 909 Sieremne plants Turkeys steady - Food Mach..., Lad a =: ee with WHITE ENAMEL -3-PC. WHITE 4 mostiy steady: otWier heifera.weak to 8@/ceipts ampie to a light demand Ford Mot 37.3 awift @ Co 424 . , : Yer cows about steady: balls steady —— Frueh_ Tra 23.3 Tease. Co ..... 86 * Medern Styling ers En. fregers Tuly. vtenty. fee: * cMIeaGo POULTRY Gen Fos. 42 Tex G Sul... 302 ® Storage $ 9 : * ekers and. f ere fully stewdy. few: . , r eae SEs : ; u ads of prime 1,128-1.378. Ib steers) CHICAGO. Oct. 10 /AP)—Live poultry Gea Motors $6) Tinine Pd 27) #42 ff ® Chrome, Plated Faucet 52-Gallon Electric Eid cngatae balk hieh ae Bb mona f pe ipts i ms re - {yester- | Gen Tie ‘| $2.4 Timk R Br .. a. - crime st 23 $9-28.00 Ot to day 1 C00 » fob. paying! $i Tran W Air .. 17. average poser va 19 06.25.00: fee 4 andard ines uneranaed to % higher: heary/ p amen : ne Leven oe 3s SPECIAL E rt ‘teers down te 15.00: load of prime 1,696) hens 144-154; light hens 13-14; Goodyear v7.4 -Twent Cen ... 4.4) * * REG. $134. 50 VALUE Freba baieea habeas Wooo ees Geek eats Ee Won Rete SE Re ek ee Includes S-f'. tub, wash Dasth and closet BRITE Finish “e heifers 3 : verace go ver = i ‘: average chotee heifers 1° oe 19-20; ducking» 23. a — : = vast ap ie os af HEATER Rote urge you to ; : ert d het: 31.50: eyhound .,.. 14. im «< rgain ‘ = ‘Ny and commercial cows 10 50-11 58 Gait Oh 2!"s08.6 Galt Fruit’ *.2. $43 bee. $ 95 | mort canners and cutters @ 80-11-78 Fi E | Hooker imi -:. 49, Un Gas - 398 COMPLETE with M95 « $69.95 eu it or e low as : } eyewes : = : eo; uitty and commercial butts 13 0-4 2 st Evacuees Hnduet Ray. -° 387.08 Steet 2. a ae oar oe oe 95 ALL A-GRADE now good and choice vealers - , Gi ison App |. Now 7 24.00: most cull to standard gftade! Z Talend 8U Weste A Be — - can Oni y w- 28.00; severat Noses, qood yearling iS I om War one [Intern fe ~ Be Wests aa + BA a on — we- FITTINGS stock steers 43 soe Tei : “Salddie sheep 3.000: moderately see D ko: ‘son Woolworth 43.1) to slow: slaughter lame 38-80 lower ue In New Yor |i Ree Hog Yale & Tow.. 9.7 : vike ‘hme ete stents tee Vibe ake™" SY Fen’ Sue ons : —s w90 am Ca nes prime 21.75 and 2 emai let 32 08: cull NEW YORK (INS) — The first .oee COLORED BATH SETS 21x32-Inch o low good 12.00- f j ; prime. §1-196 ‘fb shorn jambs carrying American evacuees from trouble, STOCK AVERAGES i Ww ASH 2 Compartment Includes tub, copii vestn. fis 995 : No. 1-2 pelts 19.00-20.75: with mof'snots in the Middle East were due xgw yorK. Nov. 1—Compiied by ei : Comes 2 Compartment . at choice an seem 20.25 and above, a s Pre z : ; =. natn ten short @ Ee. 99 Tm fall shore to arrive late today at New York's! Associated sa. a ae ; BASINS LAUNDRY reariin it 8 deck $6 tb cull ' Idlewild Ajrport, Indust. Rails Util Stocks | ,; 95 good 16.00: om cot good fail senughinr US citi Cairefreneed “eay..08) 119° 2. TRAYS wee 600-4 Severa signage bing ue ere, a 2973 1348 10.7 1778 With triple plated a ; corny a Trace rollers co set Ja k SPECIALISTS. in chrome faucets. A $ Suna sce | Airli : iy = 3. : + ML) : : i Ae . |Airlines plane’ due from Athens in! tone ban SL 3 55 COMPLETE KITCHEN . wonderful value! Crate y=, and S-Fe.. $ 95 Every one a Sal had. ernon a C ies the first airlift of evacuees. 186 eh ed 3. lea std LAYOUTS cash and. or carry. r ATH ae Hurry, select yours to- TWA also ‘said it had three 1955 tow.. 203.1 1149 67.2 67.2 en oe sy ‘13° day. Slight imperfec- |. nes in Athens ‘Crate Marred at Farm of Birth xe br es@tent dmeccans |. vexnenr sfocts GENUINE BIRCH aes nie ond Cartes, ew ot ee soon the flight ban is lifted | a s . BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP—vVer-| ®* as u Figures after decimal points are eighths , K non Elmer Patch, of 5343. Adams| ° the Egyptian eootiows . m4 High Low Noon en ime ' : * ~ 1 .* . Ré., lifetime resident here whose |S T° hthems Herp danger (Sara Ruther Ca?.sv-, 181 184 "and Your Choice of cn eS tee t ~ LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE catnip dss Grete, = orm tom tomer ger a : comatien$ PUMP Bs : Ms agg at'e pm, seer Moe meres: HHI) ~ Formica Sink Tops ||’ shes 1 2 Mr, Pateh died at 6 p.m. yester-| More evacuces were expected on Peninsular M ‘Prod. Go'* 1L@ 12.1 V4-in. Galvanized $2.65 1 -in. Galvanized $6.5 t of El Al, the Israeli airtine, | 254, Pit) or ae : 95 1Vs-in. Galvonized $7.70 day in. thé same farm home ina fligh later ‘at idle. (Ranke eine os 99 08 We offer an outstanding selection of ps 3%4-in, Galvanized $3.44 1'2- ni . which he was born. The original scheduled to aged = wage ¢ 8 Products, Coe LA BB for riper or bath, along with formica tops in $ 95 1-inch Galvanized $4.90 2-in. Galvanized $10.32 family farm land presently is near- wild from Tel Av sale: and asked. /choice of colors and_ patterns. Also steel base - With Tank CASH AND CARRY ONLY ; ly all subdivided.. tn x | “PLUMBING - SUPPLY CO. Pal Shc of et Pos nd Penge — Erring ts Peniog Sepp as _PHONES: FE =vere ond Fe ito Si Betvctane About ' Others in $38.5 | Work Wanted Female ...: “Harry J. Merritt, Oakland Coun. | ty. Corporation Counsel, said the meeting was called to discuss with Troy attorneys. Troy's objections to participating in the 16-communi- eo ee ee Stace ienncporetioe the city-has. said it wants completely out of the 2 q! EI | 3 af z Monuments ...-.00.ces-2 4A} - ‘1 Cemetery Lots officta 5 apet 2 sesstr kee ee, * Cha Mr. Crawt will lie in state at the eeeee) Johns Home. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Male .. Pr woe oo ereee 7 Help Wanted .......-..6+2. 8 Instructions 9 Work Wanted. Male any ee eee ener ethane SERVICES OFFERED - | Service ......-.. 1 PA Building Supplies ......../ 2A" Business Services ent) Bookkeeping & Taxes. .....14 Chiropodists ...........-..15) Foot Specialist ;,.......-.. 1A. Dressmaking & Tailoring 16 Furniture Refinishing - .... 16A| Garden Plowing ..... vanes 168] Income Tax Servicé ......17) Laundry Service ....----..18 Landscaping vo ccbeesee TBA 8 Moving & Trucking ...... 19) Painting & Decorating ....20 Photos| & Accessories ......21 Physio-Therapy .........271A + Television Service weese 22) NOTICES ; ~| Lost & Found ..........-. aa Hobbies & Supplies .......24A. Notices & Personals ....-.25 we wouLD LIKE TO EXPRESS WANTED ___— | Wtd. Children to Board - Wtd. Household Goods ae 'Wtd: Miscellaneous ...... 28, Money Wanted .........28A ‘Wanted to Rent genet sesso ee Share Living Quarters... 30; Wtd. Transportation . ...:..51) Wid. Contracts, Migs. ....32, Wanted Real Estate ,...32A her Mrs. Post. Fun eral arvene will ag Le ja! aturday, ¥ Mr: Moore will lie in ‘state *, a 1 Hannan Home. Auburn Heights, and may with ‘Ins Cemetery. —— ATCH, OCT. ii, ingham, age 84) by of Fern PF. Patch; fa of Milton and Miss dear brother ¢f Mrs. Daisy Feath- erston and--Mrs. Arthalene Mec- | —-— from Dudle ; i Home with Rey. Herman Kuni mann officiating Satorabeat ij cee et an POR ITA Hunt have re Lineal es, FE RG, Union Cerners Twp -Mr. Patch will tie in state at the Dudley H. Moore Puneral oe i after 7 p.m. today. MARIE oo : faae. nowlson, Keego Harbor; . belov = infant daughter ef Lawren =~ g Josephine Scheib; dear “saver of Linda Lee. Theresa Ann and. Larry — granddaughter ‘of Mr. and rs. Cla and Mrs. Card of Thanks~ 1 our appreciation. for the loving and messages © to us our tecent bereavement in the loss ef Leon J — A special. thanks is extended to R ._F Jarvembowski of © hes Chureh — The Pallbearers “and Pursiey Funeral“Honre. Mrs. Leon J _.Tabatto and F . Wish TO | EXTEND* ‘OUR thanks and much appreciation to our friends and net, one Z the recent bereavement- of our ‘athet, Mil H usband ee ieraes “wearer cxv-ak m . 10) WW. Heron 2 CABINET MAKING, WORK GUAR- anteed. PE 5-5722. CARPENTERS ROUGH, UNION EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE, OR 35-7323. ge to dem SILK FINISHER | Tor" Apply pers cecael Dept: Bieady employment, ae BSS a sats “ise | ise Cleaners, s, 8185 Cooley Lake Rd. “Michael EXP. GAs STATION (ATTENDANT. NCED SERVICE be pert t erson at Lassie Sheil E. Columbia at Jos- Paes COUNTER | HELP. “MEALS | ~ f_endt-unitorars “-N. Hunter, MI 4-0839 a tg oI AND: GAs Fawcett Wi (} EXPERIENCED MAN TO ano, ae “AND woos BRAID Xt ZOTOR B WAG Es 0 4 RIENCED Tag TECHNICIAN, ;; must ogee in which. is already developed with drains waiting for the Twelve Town ~Merritt-said-it is possible that a “For Rent Miscellaneous, aaa of Troy area drained would increase costs to the | other participating municipalities. | duced extent of lines to be iaid | gularben Property veeee ABA and a possible reduction of pipe’ For ce diameter coald |For Sale Acreage .........47 Te ear 9 million dolars to 12.9 ion, Kelley said he doubted his | US Aid to Schools Is 1% Billion in Year "WASHINGTON (~The US Of- 5 e The federal expenditures includ. Dogs Trained, Boarded . ed aid to local school districts edie with children because of Hay, Grain & Feed new federal activities, veterans For Sale Livestock ........72 education, school lunches, agricu!- tural extension work and educa: | For Sale Poultry .....:...74 tion of Indians. - : The 1954-55 figure was about Sale Farm Equipment on i half. that for 1948-49, mainly be | | Auction Sales Joonconnnoose il cause of a reduction in veterans’ | "payments to about 700 million dol- _ lars, one fourth what they were Rent Trailer Space “fn the ie year. Win $50,000 Damages BAY CITY (#—A Flint family) of four has been awarded $50,000 For Sale Bicycles ....... in damages for injuries suffered | in a headon auto crash Sept. 2. The defendant, Kenneth Hinshaw ~ sof Agawam, Mass., acknowledged ~ ility which was set in an out- | settlement. Richard Larkin | Evelyn, $15 0 000. Their chit- dren. Danial and Evelyn, get, $4,000 | and $1.000 respectively. BIDS WANTED < West Bloomfield Township Yor a to the highest + Ad a ne | on be opened pom 14. 1986, ™m. in the West Bloomfield Town- intl, 4460 Orchard Lake Road The ‘Township. reserves the right to refect any a bide Box 158 Orchard "Lake, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS | RENTALS OFFERED z Rent Houses Unfurnished 36) Rent Lake Cottages .. ol ; For Rent Rooms ........37 | Rooms With Board _,..... 38, Convalescent Homes .....38A/ eto employer of Comrel Lanta -Mereury and f & eee TS Pu- er. “me mem ere of thet Pirst € Gen- ral Baptist urch, . also ~ Pon- neral Home for heir thoughtful service. Mre. Ora Bell Fortson and family Full Time : Bottled Gas PL 'BRINKER - IN LOVING MEMORY! Int Memoriam _ 2 ef Sharron Lee trinker who ago today. passed away 3 yre— Hotel Rooms ..-....-++5++ 39) rate Sagittal ct lectrow : Rent Stores Seeeeeeeneneer’") ' Rent Office Space ........ AL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: a sears ».. 43 ‘or Sale Lake Property 4 For Sale Farms... .--- ities: | 9) “Southfield Township sini ES Baltes” oe ES MERCHANDISE Swaps ..........- veeeeeees DD For Sale Clothing ......... Sale Household Goods ae Valentine Gifts ...........58 Cameras & Equipment .. 61A. Hunting Accommodations 654. | Sand, Gravel & Dirt “eee 6 Wood, Coal & Fuel sceceee-67| educational programs in the 1954-| Plants, Trees, Shrubs... .68 —~'“*_ i For Sale Pets ........ AF “a9 22 r FARM MERCHANDISE _ Wanted Livestock serene 3 | Sale Farm Produce ween TD) AUTOMOTIVE : beautiful . |For Sale Housetrailers ...78 High commission & libera ph 79) = booty in reson, see Val ical rsten, ale . Hughes Inc.. | Auto Accessories ........ .80/ oF or Sale Tires ..........-.80 S0A) | Auto Service ......ser-0e0-81) J Few Minutes _ | Sale Motor Scooters vs “a | For Sale Motorcycles ...... Boats & Accessories ..... 85) | Transportation Offered .. .87) Wanted Used Cars ........88! Wanted Used Trucks ......89 For Sale Used Trucks -.....90 | Auto Insurance ...........90A BOX REPLIES: 1, 2, 3. 5, 8 10, 18, 16, L 25, 26, 27, 28, 32, |) 57, 58, 69, 72, 76, | Ti, 84, 85. | = 20. 45, - Ps The Pontiac Press DIAL-FE 2.8181 FUL IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR webeiwcsscee Warec Z e Rd. a “Door oa 2 adults, woman for —— & gen- eral, ‘man for yard house-} Modern with TV, Tours. & Sun. ee -with refer, own transportation MI* #4384, dD & M BLDG. SERVICE Licensed contrac Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service | net eatacoeat A ALC KINDS OF ee AND | cE |_ment work. OR 3 “BRICK AND BLOCK CONTRACTING Excellent workmanship. 30. yra! caper eeee Call after Spm. FE _places. All types. BRICK. BLOCK AND CEMENT work. Also chimneys. No job too large. Residential and Commer- —_ work. Ph. FE BLOCK, BRICK, SEMEN WORK and firepiac 'GARPENTERS. meer ‘MEN TO additions, Dorches, reofing, siding, basements,- garages and bieere- ways. We will furn. es. = : or material only or tire b and uncon mamaind with fey money down and 3 to 73 do. your repairs and ——— — uiciaoar *h Home REMQDELERS SCENT 7 OUR SPECIALTY. basements. M 8-4879. , Floors. A-l TRONINGS, PICK UP AND. deliver. Pontiac | A ALL TRONINGS. $3. A aU. PICK BABYSITTING. 1 CHILD HOUR. ‘Y WASHINGS AND DO WEEKL ironings, reasonable. FE 2-6011. ot | SERIE ‘CED SILK FINISHER. IRONINGS WANTED, ss ae work, oe on Saree pick-up and. RADIO, TELEVISIO: AND WwW. 7 m re —— a Wer pli 3-7658. REE IMMING AND REM ees FE 2-6019. ; LED warty atone 2 ot: Bagley st cADY > For < OFFICE CLEANING. ‘> WOMEN WANT WALL, CL WASw 6 | TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- raEE “GE 11:30 Apply to! clean. FE 5-303, eves. FE 7-087. _ Porelady -. baxement of Riker _Bidg. at 6 ‘MORNING € aa “NO SUNDAY. _work, MA ‘MEAT AND 1 DAIRY y WRAPPER_ young iad n t Market, _ neigh begrose-don ‘al, Pree est. PE 1-6354..FF 8-608 Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 ALL KINDS OF ALTERATIONS _ Work guaranteed E 5-9113. SEWING ALTERATIONS. FIRST class Ay done. Putnam. FE 53534, AL's ROTOVATOR — LAWNa! PRR [ALL KINDS OF 1EMENT work MAN LACE CURTAINS. PLAIN OR RUF. fled Beautifully fimished, Pontiac undry. Phone PE 2-101 ne FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. ON ehi dren's LADY DESIRES DISHWASHING ice. pe Pontiac amar Fe _2eiel Landscaping 118A custom BULLDOZING. YARD drivewa?, gradim~ and back filling’ EM y70)3 \EXPERT TREE TRIMMING AND movals Fe 5-6583 or OP al c AIL 7 TRESERVATIONS & TERMS DOMEST? INTERNATIONAL — I ing. Seeding @ sodding hade TOURS ~— CRUISES — HOTELS PONTIAC TRAVEL LANDSCAPING "GROUND | LEVEL- and ornamental. trees wee roto tilling Free estimates. Al work . "| guaranteed F FE a-1194 Moving & Trucking, 19 A-1 MOVING-RAULING | “ EXCELLENT SERVICE Reassuable rates. L §-3458 Catt BILt. | LIGHT HAULING and rubbish FE 5-6833 “ ~ Dukes Tip Top e. _Especlauls stock Pri LING AND RUBSISH — NAME your price Anytime. FE INCINERATORS CLEANED _ ae = ise rubbish cleanup. 1 FE 4-316 AND HEAVY TRUCKING iGHT ildi : “Rubbish hauled Send. fill dirt, Building Service 12 hale d grave : BEAGLE, fg — fog Nera Boos poke 8 a aPiake' Grin ard. PE 32-4820 e-Eliz ers to “Taffy, 3 R Eg PR To s bome? FE Animal Rescue League. 2 REWA rators, hot water beaters Peo RETOLEN BICYCLE. Blue Schwing $ ch brakes, hew Ures, a te «i ony - Relyea. FE 8-3755 or FE 41 Hobbies & Supplies — 2A $20 for information of ar, chrome fenders & hand SCRABBLE SETS, $3. PAINT eae b is. Hd up (frames . by umber one. mee fits. tacraes FE 2-3 tie COMMER. Gal recidentia] & repeir, PE |“¥Y + ie R L. Notes £m = arnt ge mokat Stet e a, oe Ls ancity, Phone FE contideatial. The Salvation | SOBTVO X HEARING 6 At. ee :|_}01's N. Saginaw. FE a iWashert RB. Munro st Aerotred Knapp Shoes > Re con ie We Huron. FE 3-843 in rour home OR 38935 ~~ Garden Plowing 16B ¢ on. sf NE APTER THIS DATE. November 1. I wil no@ be re- + aul anything. enytime any- 5, - | TOYS AND. PLAS tey demonatration Have a Tn Debt? if vou ere haviog trouble meeting . your payments, see today MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSE!- - LORS. INC 41% 8. Saginee. iaseee Oakland ‘Theater FE AND AFTER THIS ‘DATE, OCT 20. 4858, Iw. = or Gr oe debts contracted | L) ony | other mn myse seo re yT| gardens. vop soll, Gelivered. FE 231 W_ Sbaliiesd. Pontiee, Mich _ ON Laundry S Service| 18 AND AF Pontise “Michigan AND APTER THIS DaTE Novemiber 1. 1066 I will net be _peepensne for any debta con- tracted by anv other -han myself Jerry T. Batten, 118 Edison, Pon- time Michiger ‘Travel Agencies . 25a LANNING-A “TRIP? SERVICE . 6o8 W Huron &t _FE. 87351 Wtd. Childrea | to’ Board % A ao0op HOME BY-DAY OR WE _PE 1-067 Day “CARE FOR, SMALL CHIL Gten Reesonepie rate., Perry Park PFE 4-187) es ee HOME. XCELLENT CARE FOR BABY er sinall child OR 3-3761, WILL CARE FOR 7 or scnool-aged children Licensed Call PE 2-3682 or Metamora TPs eat TRUCKING oF ANY KIND, Wid. ‘Household Goods 2h tt reasonable FI FE 5 LOCAL & ONE W vay COAST TO COAST sell i . FURNITURE E NEEDED . _ Entire: home or Get the omer: — Ci apace or for Community RENT HERE — LEAVE TaeeS ies _Poeee "OR +37 van railers F. £. Howi soi Dixie Hwy. wt =o PICKUP wants til “call anytime, FE | sat VET WITH 2-TON STAKE E TRUCK. wants hauling. FE 4-4088 REDUCED RATES Large van :o ferve You. Moving 44-4864 ag you ONE OF | Sore —_ ape buyers... Cash 1 WANTED TO BUY at om _of furniture Ph. FE e _ Wid. _Miscellaneous. 28 ooo LARGE SIZED smitn Ore Ke xD Doo BUY iF OF OR 4 ROCHON Fg ¥_ 3-0433 \WID_ ANTI UE DISHES, LAMPS. furn. pebte it = O'DELL CARTAGE. | Loeal Sg ieee OF x Phone FE 5-6806 — ine _Trucks to Rent i. UsED Pearce PIANO FE 46993 for children. WANTED TO BUY. GOOD ‘sex 0x20 Also good r Sanne — Ure HD, Satoh MY Facts ._ Wanted to Rent “29 VOLS, . TRACTORS “AND EQUIPMENT ‘¢ ton pickups i's ton stakes Trailers and Trecte comand Industrial Tractor-Co. 1 PE 4-144 bansing and removed A-1 ee Watt PAPER- and pelnting Cail for est.) |\MAN OR WOMAN “POR a00D REAL ESTATE SA — for new cone a. et. Wate: and lle ~~ 2 Reaik Co., "Ob, Edecesd 2-9060. Real Estate Salesman need salesm . fake, e Orion office. ia i ~~ ‘fecenady pee ae aie | moving ew ot Nienchak. FEY cabs” tawren pes ~| FLOOR 8A OLD FA ze ide’ man. Free rent: - quire. 111 Lafayette. “a s Employment Agenctes 8A “- BIRMINGHAM “CEMENT & & ‘BLOCK WORK PE 5.0782. STEW LES FORCHAM, PICO | finishing 390 Endwell. Walled Lx. MA 43440. A ROOM rt LOW COST. Fj R Re E. ESTIMA’ . ALSO ROOFING, SIDING, ALTERA- TIONS. N CABINET! 4 CUSTOM BUILT GARAGE M5, PE Et. EVES reg Mason A-1 PAINTING. bs tay & EX- terior. dl sot rT cent for Guaranteed Free est. FE 49205 ¢ AVAILABLE PAINTING AND DECORATIN' | me cleaned. Paper removed. B.- Sandusky. paFTING = PA ERHANGIXO WALLS Sane. DRY WALL CLAFING. Gt GUARAN- _teed work. OR by fob No ROOF REPAIRS Eavestroughing - FE 4-044. PONTIAC’S - ; General Contractor OFFERINGS RESIDENTIA com bc ae oe vert time. Sec- peppery : AL. ork and ps ‘COM- Tas aapte | ae "TERMS. oy MB. Roger ORS 44-4954 Const. a M HWE ST_ HOU 8 or M. AEE, vi o- «/ A) Young. * Gat L. Bills, FE R., same == ALL ‘$. a ___ Physio: Therapy 2d A TUPPER OR 32-7061 . (SWEDISH MASSAGE & ‘THERAPY. | Re foot technique. 14 Lincoln. Television S Service. _Bi~ ‘NHAVER'S RADIO e Tv, 506 W. Huron, Night serv- calls. FE 4-5607, | a OR, FE BL “or ‘FE 6-8300 __M, STRAKA + GUARANTEED TV REPAIR ANY MAKE. FE 4-0736, N's RADIO & FV, 127 8. PA sT. 1 lighta ‘Dump trucks Semi-trailers COUPLE — 5 GHLDREN WANTs to rent house cy Lr ra ager 2 CAR GARAGE WITH “ | FE 5-8522_ | | Symeg el SLEEPING Soon close sors 8. wooo * "seu “ Open Deilv neluding Sunder FE 404 Painting & Decorating 2a A-l PAINTING AND paconat-; vote TOUND SORER aKD RE: = | sponsibie couple with emall , . thild desires four-room treo teordonn heated apartment partially furnished or unfur- | Mished, Ground floor pre ferred. Call PE 83404. a ‘PAINTING bt AND) Thompson. FE 48364 Share Living Quarters 30. Now, INTERIOR | — at reasonable prices, FE ag = MY ac Press, Very reasonable» FE 22116 i PAINTING. WALLS WARHED PA‘ = b he pose lady. ati close Ww ™. come priv. Very reap PB nvr. Wtd. ‘Transportation 31 ~ GENTLEMEN WOULD LIKE RIDE Pontiac, 6:30 to $:30 a.m. shift. FE +1760. Wed. - Contracts, Mtgs. | 32 oO HAVE’ sEv-. ~~ WE NEED LisTINGs. era) rere for medium priced: en, vacant commercial a. re eed amall x L. Tem — Realtor (2339 Orchard Ra x8 44563 __ Typewriter Se Service » 224 r TYPEW WRITERS I ADDING. oa. __ APPLY — ferred, Apply Friday Pike. PARAGON > Real Estate Salesmen Construction Ce. “44000 ORAND RIVER NOVI, MICH. NORTRVILLE 2910 «WOODWARD 3.3618 Bank bdr. FI peat. PONTIAC SER fee Huron Instructions _ (BEST WAY . QDRIVING SCHOOL ‘|. FE MODERNIZE te en of bathroom et low) CASH BUYERS WAITING For Your land contract or No ligt Prompt, souvrteow Service, Call Ted Meck : any shoe - “HAYDEN. Realtor —- Walton Open Eres” 23| CONTRACTS ‘WANTED J. J. Vanwett 4540 Dixie Hwy, 8050 000 | Geheees sane To Buy—To senl—' Te i wy, * Por Colored Families - will leas option, Call 2 ‘[oPchoolg” Stores Gana transpor, | FO an So aeLL : + vO REALTOR }, terms, For Series cal = Baitidge_is_ the “pire te see. PE 5-80963. “Highest Cash’.Deal Me Ww . 63. s E TRADE orated = A. NOTT, REALTOR ae ; eg my contract. We has re wy, Pike FE 45005 |: pid, Looe Lakes & caren, —y me fy od cae at uns ~_ BARGAIN house. ani Tarps. pleasant ving | BUILDERS CLOSEOUT nes Renitor mre 2 Bf. Beautifully landsceped| mot pedroom PHA” Automatic , 189 ft. Only $8,500. ay Beat & hot water. Large lot 882 your R BALDWI — of-Perry St. Open S FASS Rd... Feceron wean, nat poe] ment. Large breeseway and = —* Gosdwit Building Co. Hr Nicely landse ~ 2 lot Vinewood 3-0000 WILL 500. Terms. ~ MORTGAGES 3 ROOM, PRIVATE BATE, APPLY WALTON '& OPDYKE. on OOD Fro PERTIES Ys sere Huis a BATH. . aN poo bedroont ranch home “MAC” McCAFFERTY B.D. Cc ; Priv, ent. _ FE 4063, | - Brok-| "SEs: an acre “of ground "Mac, the flying real estate man” | ” tt. 7 haa ji with | tree sei toe $1,000 down. nts to list your home. Call hiny er" liv —— THE ELwoop | fons at Realtor Partridge's, PE cassia ' 5142 Cass-Elizabeth Ra — for only $11.590 on. a gt 7 LARGE RMS : : or resi| FE §-1284 sees $1,500 DOWN elon! ' ee ida Wr s ATE MATH | ready tor oo ro ist, sree | 500 og Ww Bg ae #erage, couple on- neteecncad : $1,500 “DOWN N es 8 ROOM-HOME = 4 bedrooms, ; Laas MODERN. - : ly 04 Henderson, —"_— | SC AIR CONDITIONED | Eirose | urs thie ‘large new-3 dedroom.| © welrbulll home with laree| bed R : : i‘ ob room with tlle bath and nice ; ; ‘ 4 ROOMS, PVT. BATH AND EN-| One bed: eulematie - i basement. Ol furnace. Tile| rooms oak trim, plenty of light big basement, gas heat, Wanted Real Estate S2A\ sees Pegite lake) hd. YE Richer tone master - bath, nortit end, Immediate pos-| # closets aye = for} rage and weil landse oi on ni|_ 98, Or PE 000s ghter 6, Ro antenna, ee rge family or income nice family home ona = y OR’ LIST YOUR-LAKE 4 Roots, on “GROUND FLOOR, Richens, a ‘Balcony ty be buliding. mpeareon hha — ee FHA BUNGALOW for and only $11,500 ry Yerms. pr ' i waiting pply 230 Russel, (°° with ee ee i iiNGAL i> very: McKINLEY * ; | PRIVATE EN- ADULTS. ONLY a : - Im eee aes 2 coe Me «RMS. AND BATH, PRIVATE EN- $950 DOWN. W. Kennett Road “p ON: TIAC REAL iT ye ls rage Povlocongy roll o | . Ber, FE } Care PONTIAC EM 3.3311 ez 2-0661 after Open for inspection daily | from Cen 3 bedroom home bet. a! re Fone ites = taal alate sl Seace teams 34 boar Pte 8:00 My Sa © eet oe Rie $390 DOWN. 7. oe att ine macors Kacben moa, A. JOHNSON, ‘Realtor | ee Se OE 8 ‘| fave CASH }_ WAITING. 4 LARGE OMS. TILE BATH. y from 3 pa. eS fg cadena our commentators go easy- on teareverstil A el % cention, Clarkston, no mortgage cupboards -& work space Wired | 1704 Ss) Teleg h Rd. ~~ _?_¥. See Dinnan-66 W. Huron | @ closets is Be only. $00 FFd 18-6918 . AIRPORT ROAD. -Roman brick | ©st. Phone collect, Agent — Wal- for electric stove or gas $58 a grap = 2 a : - ta ath FE $401 (eee eraid CAG _ subjects!” oe . . ranch home 26 8x68". 3 ceanage But $1367, - : a taxes & insur- E EF: ms = 33 eh | FLOOR. PVT. : cae . = — —=—1 ot teen —— 2-; + $150. DOWN. ae entrance and beth. Neat and NO ROO E : Oak floors, plastered walls. Ce- G : ; : ; Mice aoe | Sniranes. | i> pamte tile bath 2 fireplaces. Lot| New 3 bedim. starter home R. pe ; ae _saly., gly ae yh re a wamhion. fice. pear Crooks & Av: Rent | Houses | Furnished 35 ___For Rent Rooms 37 110x154, Call for appointment to Tastatent Wiring included. saree | Hiltz << S > ae we ee wif ROOM APT. COMPLETELY | um. FE £391). a ee ee | eee ere | wie cow. * OR | REALTOR ; wn : NL AT Se ae BEC. ROOMS LADY. EFFCHEN.| LITTLE FARM. Approx. 6 acres. “CNION N LAKE ~— | youn Ww, wpires “LYE sam 3 BEDROOM “4 ‘ : pear ; + — =}—North—suburban 4 room b Tre round tractiv —— : #H OME a, A ie susl‘sner @pm. |SMALL PORN HOUSE FOR COU- | HOUSEKEEPING ROOM IN PON-) wih a eeies | Sven bene) Bee taba; SUBURBAN — |- OM R ANCHES, 72 MODERN TR ge eg oe ntiae, Rear factories. MY 2619¢.| Knotty pine, $6680. Terms fom privileged beach. 3 bed- SUBURBA! 7 114 BATHS / ate poops only. | ay Paes Ee 4. ;| SMALL HO’ NEATLY FUR- LADY, NICE ROOM, KITCH. PRIV. rooms, Natura lace. isoariee iving To . é ee Broperty Wii move, to desired lecstion a po ag el SAE Ree mete near aro | Carege eptiangs ib Linesin, | TIVESTIGATE THIS. Wo con now | feeds some finishing Purnishin LAKE PROPERTY beng baer wilh “ample” knotty & m@nth or $12 weekly, FE ‘ ee | (cery. BE 29-4805, - - LADIES. ON PENSION OR OTHER- build you a 2 bedroom home on nant aarp = = ee! price ot $10,000 ~ * ~ pine cupboards 3 twin-size (| ALL Aah ter an. Goomee. * % [SMALi HOUSES FOR R wie.‘ Wik from town. FE| ZU our ‘alesman now tor ce- eM ILFORD AREA ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES Mei eta i ate” ee ‘ pe nrenea esa nehe : ae ats | Children welcome. Automatic beat ~ 5-6340_ : iw me ce : atra ‘a beth Enlarged : : “Wanthantin @or — a ue} tals. Let him show 2 i ae situated close to utilit ; : . a yale ATTRACTIVE MODERN 3 ROOMS MODERN fan 8 ROOM APT oe wens | 34m FE +2031. LARGE. CLEAN RM. FOR GEN-| model home you Our New 3 bedroom home. 2 | aps 500 with $1,000 down, Located 8 “min ‘ Completeyy furn. Ac- ater, stove l utes west of Pon- rat property ca Nel far | | compmodaice 2, 816 weekly. Smt | fn Lag yo gs TEAR, ADOUED. 2 end fel| Fe eet. cena IMMEDIATE Poss ee D Sa hantag. ce sinert ‘ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES: a ae ane Se ot oe : / Clarkston, MA * f F : : Ez aaa New us 4 | tiae Airport to_work for you. / | Take ‘pe bia ee aeatED APT. In OAK. | —CoStetd Ra. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. bedroom home, wit ten, | - Just a few minutes’ drive to the, funimer home with 3 lots Pur. E aw. M. Stout, Realtor |ciastaeseeonF MODERN HEATED APT. IN OAE | — Doo Ho 7 = t HOUSER SET Ne Ticmare. eat rare root wid aking’ ci | pew Lincalm plant, Priced at eis-| sianed. Lake priv. 6.500 with OPEN We. age eee | eee Qn Ay ol ree ee pee one | et ee TAROR MICELY FURN. FRONT) Wayl" Lane’ gies) worn EMBREE & GREGG | __ DAILY & SUNDAY a sere Carvee 0-0nes MODERN 4 RMS. AND BATH, 9 BEDRM, MODERN, -NEWLY _foom, Garage. $03 W_ Huron r CRESCENT LAKE: j . Open Eves, “tii i an COMPLETELY FURN. LARGE 3 peated, Adults Newly decorated. |” gecorsted.” leke frontage 1m NICE CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM. J.C nh AY DEN, Realtor | ee | Exceptional 4 bedroom home on’ 7 ~ BUY OR SELL . — 8, of Clarkstog, Cali ‘af Edison? FE 52168. — |86 E. Walton PE 606i wy sayy OR sxig) St 100-x17T $12,500 with 6 per | Sieepy Hollow Motel, 3499 Dixie MODERN 2 AUTO.| _MApile 5-4041. G RM. iL ON Open Eves cent down to Vet. usc: e tot, ceram 27 P con vinTERTLY TOCATED_—iat | aliens ete Me coer | ee ES can este san ex| G. |. HOME RICKS $109 ca agin | eed 2 | a ist | _— : : e Dri 8) ’ OM a BRI “Er men } MI (6-4133 —4+-reome— bath lan” ware ° ° : CKS $10,975: Today J. price is rea “ohana tot Weal syle FE 2-4644 or [ee te hat, Lake privileges. Call-;* maa = SHAKES $9. 75 | oe Port faery, “1 om bt ar i RO AT, APL aren_welcome. Days, FE seis Realty. tay: Pe aon, FE 5-3208 a EN et oe eee wails | Wil A UR TA ue pe etisre 306 Wiis, Lake Ra | —*°_ ah ad m Jebnson OFF JOSLYN ramic tiled Gown. The 3, é a= eee ten wee: 133. W Huron _— Phone PE ¢1597 MODERN HOUSEKEEPINO ear | COURT On Facts Fe eS | TERY CLEAN. EXCELLEN i. rooms upper. with separate en- | Orchard Lake Ave a er ye a aaa KG HEMPSTEAD. 103 E. HURON | (, VERY CLEAN, EXCELLENT) Immediate possession. 3 betlroom trance, will nearly. make your / 5 : ge Cash | tage for rent, sleeps » toed tm heart PE 0304 ‘¢ & BATH, (TH, SMALU . ee | meals, 14 Matthews 3. FE_ $0377. home with oak floors, modern contract payments. Select oak Commercial Zoning: 7 room : Cent vee, wel-tovetes modern ons _ house, N. Fishers. 61 Ann a kitchen with birch cupboards, util- floors. and plastered walls / snd bath home; full base- ity room with expensive of] hot throughout Pull basement, gas | ment and 2car garage | Large lot Good condition. Priced right at $11,750. 4 Mt Cumans 4 raed = $-1201 +2988 of pheasant hanting eee country Bear Pecsvibe. Mate WARM ‘AND PLEASANT. NEWLY [Room DUPLEX APT sTOVE rated, v Also Us furnished. Convalescent Homes 38A water we 3 car garage all beat garage $11,950 with §2,- | Ere Mr Vorhes | your reservation pow, $35 a wrek decorated, $68 month) to ROY KN AUF. Realtor |. S?"y:0 a sight Write or cail.| furn. Available Nov. ist. No érisk- pre opie hm — 3 car garage all 5 WE fturen 04 5-00 PE 270" -Farnest Bolce Jr pee Myers ers. PE 24160. e r CASH Se Midland,” Mich” TE West SIDE. NEWLY DECORAT- a ¢ RMS AND BATH. YR, ROUND, A Rcinseenanets rut, HOME TOR as ee oe Lares oe teats at NEW BUNGALOW — Over 1 acre|” WM. H. KNUDSEN cat equity 2 hours, NICE } ROOM APT. aT DRAYTON ed. 4 rooms and bath heated,; 70. 0: wolverine Le. 19 oper | ing care, trained staff, doctor on | $0,500 with tow. iow down pay- of good garden soll. 16-f. living Realtor DR co Dix, heat & wthiittes fern {adults _oniy__PE_ 21823 | oan. Ma 41801. caul. beautiful shade and grounds.; ™ent room with picture window, | 519 Pontiac State Bank Bid EALTY lst floor prif’ entr. Adults only. W SIDE HEATED 4 RMS UPPER | ~oUau. “aLL MODERN. N. OF “Operated by Mrs— Marie DuFore_, | eee eee Ph +4516. i : pea Re OR _}-700] afternoons | Newty decor. Adults only. Garage s ROOMS ALL MODERS, i. Pine Cone Nursing Home, 1365 ROD. “RIL EY, “Broker | See ella So ER "7 65783 ONE } ROOM, OWE 9 ROOM, | _ 319 Liberty St Auburn /Ave. ¥01 Doris Rd. AD | Baicwin Ave. FE 8018 or OR , pine. New Delco furnace. $4:950 E nS, FE $57 a a a ae ace |= — ; burn Heights, Pontiac 3 $09 Elizabeth Lake Rd FE 4-115? only $1.450 down. — ber cotd LAKE ROAD ——— 55 OB, APE, CUEAN, ATER. Rent Houses Furnished 38 * props Pi ike DUPER: | EVENGREE_RIST WOME =)? tocdnvs Coun PE teas” /OMLY sn ~ vom sy ser Letetegt ey TA BE West Side : _ Rent Apts. Furnished 33. Pipe privaie entrance store and school. bocce Gi _ 54 Beneca _ fice for quick sale. Apotiess || Utility room, ofl heat. Pull price Looking for * a ‘BEDROOM DELUXE tj = ® girlies? CARE FOR RAGED. | “Cc” north end bungalow, “2 large | 13.500, with low down payment. is tae bo Co 1 ROOM APT PRIVATE ENTR ‘STUDIO APTS, NEWLY BUILT | wewiyweds. bachelors. cence ei 7 /RooM MODERN FULL Base. _ Rates startmg_st #128_ OF 33320. “C.” Houston For Homes} bedrooms, oak | . = | for more bea? a & Washing. Por girl. PE 2-008) | One bedroom.” auto. heat a . Also 3 6 houses, lose ‘ment. adtomatic heat hot water. | THE OAKLAND COUNTY CONVAL-| . 3 bedroom sl stege ranch At fioers, large cially at. | VACANT This home has 3. Look peers 9 eaee| SOS Ss tel FE 20008 PE 8.2708 cleras oy $039 Rochester Ra | THE Onmie Rest Home Inc. Ap-| tached - gaFage fuid .bace- Sractive: Kishen, enfire wall of | [imc ‘mm ivine end tinct coat Sone : be t NEWLY 3 | Sunday 3 to & at rd Hewes | Court, 2069 Commonwealth ROOM AND BATH AT F RAMONA | proved. Vacancies for men snd ment, sutomatic heat. §3,- cupboards. Gas heat. 2 lots : capecng in ving and dining cost? Full price. $14,500. Cail =e te Fg al | paits. “perets . . or KE 250M COUNTRY COTTAGE. © Pteraee N Telegraph at Eliza _ Women, FE 5-900, 000 Gown, cat encseg ee bus. Teacen pa ee heek yen —; = ee: _? 2S Orien, Mich | e hh ALSO | $ m. gas hea car ga- : “2 i @'2 RM. UTIL FURN. ADULTS #TUDIO Al abt —aVATiawta On Sy OSes one. stove, retrig., , Det Le RS. O88 23922 | VACANCY FOR AGED ED OR . CON-| OTHER RANCH TYPE HOMES | COZY BUNGALOW’ — 17-ft. living| Tee. Pull price $12,600, with ~ , o L “Outside tollet, $43 Mo. 197) § ROOMS. W SIDE TERRACE | valescent, low rate), istered , oom with dinfng “L”, mi terms Suburban Oe only. 258 Orchard Lake BEAUTIFUL DIXIE LAKE, ALSO | ~ Bisset ia St. Pontiac EM 34054. ” auto. olf heat. $75 monthly, OR | Sure im charge Por ‘informe | “¢ ’ like floors > pol ainted | 6 ROOM MO ; utr 30768 i _tlor cal wall : : E - 7 | Tate Fe i RS hl | Shes MPR ts ts PRM | oon ces | tor call FE S490) & OL ST oN RE: ALTY Walls. Cerampéc tie bat, 3 large | FIRST sre EET ON 10 ACRES OF O00 } i. ROOMS, STU OOM. § ROOMS & BATH. COUPLE, 1 OR| : ms, Youngstown kitchen, jean edreom heme Full)- _ land. Can be bought for $2.- j RM. AND MODERN KITCHEN | Pune! ta 2 L" Dutch Colonial 7 house tn full basemfat. | Daseme : ie is FROM | ; S coon ae Prunes WA be- | OTTAWA Wis “e a oa Hom % Gas heat, alumi. asement, biack top street. Clo 000 down. Call point wih garage 6m fiess _Ye003 DIXIE: hwy. OR INQUIRE; Seminole Hills. Pesher. +— tween 5 & 6. - : Hotel Room ~~ » bedrooms up, 2 down, ig am Bem so & screens. Built in| % bus and schools, Pull price ment to see this. ‘ai 1 of 3 adults, OR 3-4076, -WWY._______| electrie OS best Avail | Son BRICK DUPLEX sal cae ee oan with “Timken oil furnsce, tk ‘s2.180 dows. 810.200, with terms. ns 5. | | TEL-HURON AREA | Ker » © Ba 3 Son | HOTEL AUBURIN carpeted living room. 1312¢ ft. | | | For OR 31168 | Wieety furnished first Moor apt References required $125 mo. | —s ae bppoement peo mea. | Week me biack topped drive. 3 car ga-, * ACRE ZL Near Auburn Heights. PERRY PARK or Colored... 7 HAND BATH. te Give iat) S'suzean eduhe am ap Grinkers| SOD) OF PE OOM. | $2" shopping ‘and schools. Bus at | dno twee} rerm agerumests.| [age, £0000, Seve. germest © Attraplive dbedroom bungalow. Coty 2 Bedroom hom¢ Excellent | Of t* yedroome, ving. Cie be etie B sa | toot Pe he anna orrg mymeammes | Tia Gay ficcomlace | colored Tosi ateee Maes | pie ei wines | Be rooms ont kes: Fa AnD Bare UNION LAKE RANCH Le |? Bapecoans o j LUCHLLE 6 ¢ ROOM HOUSE FOR 1 RENT, #4 Auburn FE2 ry FOR HOMES. SMALL FARMS, IN- Maur bas fue $0208 — 91.000 = pavement coal, furnace, 3 ; ‘ ere | - iz JRON = uOTEI TEL CLEAN MOD. | comes. Call Thom peen, FE 2-3006 iowa. ° IVAN Ww pop Saad street. Only near Poniiae/ Motor. ‘SE. oar RM GAS HEAT. iN KEEGO) rn TOO! = } SH ORE : 0 rt Be * Freese. SS | Harbor, PE 31771 Went aren St, Phooe TE. oa In Waterford Village FLOYD KENT, Realtor : GILES REALTY . 1 RM. LE HOUSE ‘PARTLY | | WartiIxa Winn comfort, mote]| Goed family home sear schesl iy W. Lawrence FE $6106 HE LALTY ‘CO: —_ SS > =| units and kitchenettes reagonabie. | stages and church. 3 bedrms. up| / Open Eve FE $-5001 REALTOR FE 5-647] = % 5-6178 347 6. Pe ment, Inqu! | Pontiac -Lake Motel $230 High- | bedrm. and full bath down, Next to the Consumers Power *1111 Joslyn, corner 3rd. Open @ to ® 3 t EM Try. I. " ~T100 t bigh Gry basement. Timken oy fe) ul Res. 5-2564 : PE 3-406 ‘ 7 ROOM & BATH FOR RENT. land Ra.“ (M50). OR 7 | “heat, nice fiving rm. dining rm ’ ; MULTIPLE List =~ 7 ol . eas ————d == and: Kitchenettes, reasonable. ~- | ($25.00 rT week $100.00 =| eo | and® kitchen, pas galore. er : Le Ler SERVICE Pt = : soa Me. On? j aiopth. erences. | Rent Stores 40, car garage. lawn and garden. $3.- p W E> TRADE we Ct 7708. og Sig gr {ROOM FARM HOUSE, ELEC ~~~ a 200 down and $75 per month/ BROWN Elizabeth lakefront « * 4 - . 2 fs = . ~ : : Rent Apts, Unfurnished 14 aera gone | FH co ee «| Giroux-Franks | See oe : = ash : “| GENERAL REAL ESTATE _ room with “fireplace. Huge pic-| WEST SIDE 2 ROOMS & BATH, STOVE & (Ba £0500 "EM 3-1353. 4395 Dixte Hwy. at om Laredo 5, Lovely boy hacer ture window overlooking iske Large family home located 7AND 3 RM APT ae | witidice Surm Compe enty. 37 Seovand Open until $—Sun. 1 to/S p.m. closed rear porch. Some fruit Se Te Dees mee Oe ee nee seen Children welcome FE_§-34l coum = pe pe ree Sy EM 34082 trees ¢ Earden spot. Almost ee 7 ROOMS, LAUNDRY a iy is : | { - FOR. — : ia yscre oof uiad. ‘Priced ot only CASS LAKE jones ‘partatiy fenee we | 7 = mortgage st 4'2 per ¢ Pati $ 2 cen 3 carpeted living room, full Fhove yarage. : $7,400 FULL PRICE — Sell or attractive home ‘s only 2| ining room. large kitchen. | _ bee : : jen. per ae imi W of ely, FE ‘Dray ton Area / . pe Two teat eeeaiee wos reared cou dae mchen | Secriticed et $8008" cask: oa Se carcanmaeD 7 pep. | hare ee wegen /metamee 2 | Samii, feret S| Sed Som Pel beset pe tee:) Suen tomate Seg Seta Fone TOR RENT, DES? ce | Risremear'iae Geoe | Seyeeumiern, Wien) Reet ony tee.» meonconn Te : Bbop plenty of parking space. with, ‘table space Ol heat. ment z badly hed rs Charming. attractive west - MS. ; F : ? Appiy at Manny's Ringside Bar. T3x718 paréel = fenced, Por XR. WAT KINS “LAKE side home. Unusual Colenial _tlean uple 272 S/ Paddock. ~ anb* = : W. Huron at fabeth) Lake Rd only sigiaee 800 $7,080 EAST SIDE ~— Modern 3/| A doll house—neat as a pin, This per arrangement — spacious i“ ‘ re down. Balance a ie at $61 bedroom bungalow with basement.| attractive ranch home has 2 large aying toom with natural. per mohth. including taxes Mew gus AC tafe. Bun recm.| bedreems, plastered walle, Uled) git ety ne, tae we ___Rent Office ‘Space _ _ 41 aod smpurance. pode he Hecke i Barmag et 4 peo a fot, agen a with. wenktcn ee . : ai : 2 ;. Seepe: ack yard. ig fenced : * Down.” I dint A in Ga: & reom. Gas heat. oprice SPACE FOR RENT, 1% Acye am °$10,500 ae Landscaped lot Py oy Side Only . ear. ga- main floor, 4540 Dixie Hwy. H. J- With 60 ft. ranch home and $1,500 DOWN — West side. In Huron i a rage. Ouly $13,500 — $4, _Van_ Welt. OR 3-1355. f at¥ached garage, Butit in Gardens. Lovely 6 rm. modern REALTOR =o _ oem % cl Rermeeastmece | Betera, Preece act | a Saisie |p 4 ; s . 8. or +384 ___ForSele Homes 43) FM totmans | RES ASPEN SS | cy vaN VILLAGE | Lu R, Tripp, Realtor IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. * y er would accept good late — | $2,000 DOWN — Lake front. Large. | charming _two—bedroom:_heme | ot Popes a. bedroom j mode] trailer as part dowd rm, _— newly decdrated. os | _ fine néighborhood. Has cag . 7s tan ranch “homes, with or Tones payment feet oo th e, lake.” Plastered wails, : i Oi urn. “A real value for some- fh ft with picture window, dining . ee = Storybook Ranct one.” é ell. kitchen with plenty of " Ae E | ybook Ranch ; 5 eup- D : roan yout home. It's = pleasure to offer this $23,500 CHEROKEE HILIS.—-New | gue bediouns ‘oad acts. W751 : i phage bi be ahh ‘aco ranch style 3 bedroom brick with | tir ts finished in vol cedar pan- te —_ start you on your way Pi attached gar. ‘Custom Buiit."’| elling and carpeted and ideal ning a very comfortable nm beam ceiling, its floor- sag od and attract j = DUPLEXES ope’ 8 Designed for comfortable & con-| the childrens rooms. Gas heat, wi tive, 3 bedrm. home 9 |» beereesh een trgpoey book rag) ‘indows, over. — ——— Ceramic-tile| gas water heater. water softener, pad an and until : - most a wee: New fered wal wale, Wer onary eta cond exhaust fan fe Kitchen, venetian drive. = At. ; —- Seamene to city bus. | about the eblldren the ni ni a7 ee faced. shed. fear "earage, “and 8 ron 72x17 ft. lot. Paved st.| fenced dack yard. Pull i pies aie Wisnér School District Se ee ee 29840. y(H) hown " . y * ; sures. “g35.000. By appoint- into this = L. H. BROWN, Realtor | cory "ae, pangnigy. in becrm."home, F toome ail Yours For Acting ww, eee ee posing ving room| heat. Also Sear garage, = Sig git) | ee a a | 3 es for ‘bedroom, full : features and | Tements clos- ROCHESTER ee clean basement, fruit cellar, gas Sylvan Village a : ‘inte new gas water hi ; heat, oak. fant eee uallty 2 Dedroom | Glassed im 5 oreh. one ot poe Foret ners Kh everything the SS Youll furnace: Attached garage. Acre of Roads 122 ft.. Only a, home owner ve to act to get this one with “approimately 200 ft. tonne on on on easy te’ — err rooms, 2 wie si dows, ae per | Un cPrarcas, ee | 2271 GARLAND nook, Pireplace. ses month including taxes and Easy terms . Fireplace, space for, 2 insurance. Call OLive 60973 Income property. The home that mote bedrooms if needed, and ‘ ys for itself. Ten rooms and heated garage. ZS ; Ss Stately Oaks _ | Maurice Watson, Realtor Ma baths. Living rm. with cobbie : i ar vA : eer AL bes cedar she : Lovely bi-level brick home BL rece ea, tures bedrooms and 11g bethe ) at sthee- ae : F q | @verlooking exclusive Upper - down, four rooms snd bath apt. Long Lake. Beautiful wood- up with front and ‘back te ed let with 120 ft. of water- esteeee,. fee Saneuenas Wik: pos 2 bedroom Fo not : sible income, oil heat. Ciose to eled den, yp modern stores, schools and bus line. $4,600 — _ specious living . ie down on “iT terms. ; ‘sr | in, Seas Bevie ws {105 Washington Stroet jC {EMPSTEAD a ee . : M PAYMENT | Srailatie im this area. Yes ‘our bait cheney wn the (PES “Eve, FE. S0si0 Elizabeth Lal Lake E Estates ditioned home — has vesti- — furniture fits com- “ane t Liseh he: floors, full” basement ersten “ane pottac "PRESS. _ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1, 1956 i a ia “REAL ¥STATE — ee i npstairs, redeop-| Adome Ra. at Tienken OL 19811 ' West Side os to tion Lake Frout—Piedie Park: rge 8 room year around me with FRANK SHEPARD | Nothing Down ic “PANGUS™” T32R2 coll FAMILY HOME 3 a. wie lg Armee —— paved ee. neat furnace red street ieee $1,500 down i Danae other homés to choose from a i al HS OR 3-1295 9 — Bun. 1 ‘to -NICHOLIE E ‘included. * Large ‘shady lot. Taxes approx. $40 year, Very E-Z terms. ‘\Oxford 3140 W. Huron room, garage, 2 lots. FE 2-8508. : ~ ——— lot Pree nei | "MEAGHTER's REAL or gg | 86-3122 | AND te a Sean Fishers, FE 2-0353. NEWLY REMODELED 3 — fai: bath full basement. 3 i vard. $9,500 cash to mortgage. No Dealers. FE 47278. __ - “199 M15); 96.80 \vp. ar = Snyder lavaae E> [stick OF HAM 48] __ For Sal Howes 43 ‘Only gsr Per Mo. Tael. Insurance | BRS arse re PSM Sat Pchaltee ot , 3 bought tog nly $9.90. as LAKEF RONT ss Lew. wie pain Fate very gest Qutersts tahe- BRAND NEW 3 sto # front home with 2 bedrooms, kiteh- bungalow yi al aa, | Grand Old Home & 20A “Birepince*tuil‘baasifent” ons 2 com fureace, | 4 Miles NW of Clarkston 106 = 180 ft. lot with « natural | 0" tans eeiel “Bnew white frame by sand beach. 1% mi. west of Lake ; > ye | lawn, trees and orchard. Large orien ee ‘be for only lots. We have - kitchen, .oak floored liv- #14.500,. fe a eee “pees ing rm, and dining rm., Lew selection of Seer a a bn eg OE Clarkston. we AY O’NEIL, Realtor . pod . ars, peaches oun | —30 5; Ma, Clarkston, Wich. . 03 or reve” fia so uh 1.080 down and $60 as 1 : REAL EPL ATE INC, Total Price $5,950 | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. r month, k ve_¥ S821 room heme ia A ‘ANTS Giroux: ‘Fran S| ey Sat feats ate | V N LD | on OBEN, BEA FSRTE a & 1200 sq. ft. 3 -f day. —Sun. 1 to § p.m tench home Per Month $58 50 Ina hurry to move into! @ acre. a ROD ROAD FRONT- eclaaes waren ant tone, [that new home you've ee ee ee OE free, at, Ee of ceears | been Searching for? Here call Rutledge, OR 31111. FE +0003. ~ Blan with caf [are just a few- that are} 82 OpRE™ i cee _—— Lee $10,500 and terms. Call at ready for... 2 sevens oogp FARMS AND | | . once. ; SEVER s — ' @ farms, 200 acre golf course Seven room home with 4 POSSESSION 80 ACRES re For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses Houses - 43 _ 48 rooms, basement, ELIZABETH LAKE os Os Bes : ~ heater, extra lavatory in Picturesque ja eg! with brick. nome. ‘yy / a : MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE pe ye Ee, 0,50 with ttee vetting | “Excellent cedar | sou PE 30035 : Drayton Plains Income TEWAYS ©) N pam = See at once. shahe oe ivieges 90 pr & @ ACRE FARM, NEAR LAPEER, “Site h thanks’ topes opie” bai GA : to JLtis | Silver Crest Subdivision price ‘ealy 89,800 om terms. = HALVEY WILSON, BROKER poe gee Ry basements, oe plant : : : A very 2, on | SOLID VALUE: : one floor. 18-ft. lf ; STEER) Seba Sat eet thi HAPPINESS foome and mL? Neat iat ty ices errand itn every. settable fea a weet | Sie bette ‘el Featiocn, priesd \ v petairs Pull ye $11,500. ~~ ~ i Steen. Papp M Foom, auto. ons fortable- carefree living, Levoted Way below market for quick sale HOLMESBARTRAM | _WESF- SIDE foneed tn cement ‘irive. Only on a paved street on Pontiac's 5 tr Dia Ber STAR, BARETE, LARS | oD eres manar) datctines rads eat “ee on bine Sie winged ngoome | Reap te ae | AYLORD sunteesieee| HOME SoTL I | Pee a ee| Perec iat aieres| MART ce | athe Aas yaeeeree AND] fm le ful tina Thema || © "ee 49588" DRAYTON PLAINS >) <= eaurr co oy Sylvan Lake — SPAN AND VACANT. ter bedroom ~ 16.6x10.8. $1750 DOWN 1062 W. Huron FE 53-0407 5 7 = LR : -Modern kitchen and ceramic = ae BD) Ls eG) teen PERRY PARK © | been. gg yr Very altractive 3 bedroom = —~ "5 OOLY BUILT IN 1688 Beat ond sutsenstic bet wer Pome with ful) basement end eG | LAPEER COUNTY Lake ares. 91's 128 Schoo, 6 seow aed bath, 3 Uisite decorations that RANCH TYPE BRICK 88 ft long. | car garage. acant—you can eated on good read abet iam, Mice, wena vision. robes one | tee » Ol heat, ‘oaien Gere. Oe 22 wi Daag erse 17 and Eitchen, | move in ol case tor only, $1,750 oe eS ee cae tubs, etc. Storms and io. Poem =| counter} down, ro see lot. Otte: red at $7,950 West side Soe ee we on hae et = town Fones ogg abd wt " $1,400 down. IT'S NEW. IT'S : eee takes 94.800 down! NORTH SIDE _ | _ fy reese. fall hot ART. NORTH EXD — Attractive FIRST ‘eeeataae Com srm. modern bun-| water Seater, large barn To Buy—To Sell—To Trade home. nearly rapch located 7a, oon, i as) : toe orsiard Late Ave” FEE b-4t8 | tare wiadow vin‘tihe ‘pitas: DRAYTON Spiel Age : it room. Large 8 rooms income, rs sy New 1% car garage __. ehieken houses. reu- MAHAN | Ssh? | SER ee & se ~ ese fh EIN = KE- ae bedrooms. . Pull bath. otil poe age om gg | Must’ aa pork ole whoa" Se A real real "opportun! bere for a ‘OFFICE a “REALTY CO, REALTORS | | wit es gon erat “$10,250, . terms, —_ wae E PARTRIDGE Bed fe . EE 2 , ~ h ’ es 2 2 aoe Cal for appoint — peda! es’ pcttees mamas NEXT DOOR: m7 BR BRANCH way O'NEIL, Realtor Hump ries REALTOR FE 43581 Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Opes, 68 1050 W. HURON ST fie out and look *O phone FE 31103 or PE omne ° ‘ * |71 N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE $6168 them over. ; MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Ss rE 201% ot eens OPEN EVE. ‘TIL 9 Open Eves. Till 8.30 CHAPIN [atti oeneny PS Ech Be Bp She Bo a | J; G. Tr ocke pase beet po gl one LAKE FRONT LAKE LZRONT LOT ON WALTERS ~ 40 ACRES < hal Orion, M Y 2-0940. 3 REALTOR Tl Oe ek pean nee oe Sey oeee, T reuen ase net, Ban oon tuice canty benth. sete LAKE PRIVILEGED LOT. HIGH-| 7 rm farm house. not modern. He SBEDRM RANCH | ROBERT CHAPIN, Rit, | gare Mie ved Pete ‘ik: | forthe clin Catye tte 3 61 "Wy Resrcta sree tae for ranch | basement lrge arm tout abe 3- -BEDRM. RANCH Dixie ae Bk snd nyton Piains | Off Jestyn. 4. rooms, bath. knotty “ie "room A modere ftchen 3 oe out bul Gal Mi Mt 4-601 pox gery miles _— ha Large kitchen ‘and’ living ROOM aioe | fereee,s Unfinished 11x12 room en| ‘stool and lav. down. Pull base- Deer : ~~ with separate dining area. Be "come RP a ont tna, Oak Gala ok ‘ secirabic high ana ary | ay: = CGiarkston ares. mpleegd oak beach privileges on Voornels. Rd. rooms, bath,| four room ¢ rents for as sites of ft. $800 2" BEDROOMS Willtams Lake. OR_3-3800. “y car garage. cau for appoint: pond or ante 7» el) os widths overlooking god mi) ake 073 Raldwin Ave rE +-nn i rivileges en L Ful basement with oil forced | * equity wut ATH, #3880 OUR ,ROSE McLARTY Gost call’ today on this» one,| HeTe’s an opportunity — priced Rent Farm Property 48°A air e glassed-in porch and| er or good car as part payment. | FE 2-2 or &3578 r W It PARM HOUSES for Rf Fergus Siecle | fittsmeay Peres PS gtaas DOWN GRAWEORD- wet one, fetal ee » spat, Monnet | Y r ov Gah ¢ BEDROOM & bai ent. Ot ni = ; ‘Immediate Possession a. it, Deets. a furnace. Large lot. Fast posses Evenings “MY 3110 and MY 2960 BEAUTIFUL iL, OME SITES OVER. | | room, one }room, All for 4150 s+ living room quaidtaine erecaies sonable terme ——- possession. | “tien $1 000 DOWN | N Mo e Tht “ft. a Stas sl ‘i500. eee | aa a) nn cat in the Clarkston area! 2374 Ivanhoe. FE 43097. Near, , O n y pa with large ‘ot and paved street. | _ Middlebelt and Square Lake Rd} § Tooms, & ay iad eect bonne | : nf eee NNIS O'CONNO). BROKER Lae ACRES. a _ ROOM ROUSE. | Pred ot Caen Tree, HY grees 2 nom gO CUCKLER REALTY Down SEAUTIPOL @ FF [AKEPRoNT | howe tiene Tel aire, of Powe Also 3 bedroom orick homes. Pul| Pull price 96980 with ceria MY | er eae WILL CONSTRUCT on | Via, “$a. $50 down aes, 70 ACREAGE LARGE BARNS basement: Large living room and | _2-3003. your ‘ot a 26 x 36 3 bed- 44900 \ 2.0635 / and LADD’ S, Inc. A $8750 | with $1800 down. 2 bedroom full ae 2 Me, Oe a “MAC: McCAFFERTY, — nba at Renter sy banoesn Oni SicniPice, ENTIRE STOCK OF Pes Br tLake Orion, ae - Partridge © ¢1g THE “BIRD”. TO SEE AVERN on busy main street in iness district of Pontiac. WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 43581 REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES 1030 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVE. TIL ¢ SERVICE STATION vines SALE, 1 E. Pike Low A MONEY MAKER riunity only knocks but once Dorothy Snyder Lavender LTOR 140 W. Huroe PE 3441! MU 4.6417 Eves. OASLOINE | STATION bf Arend taker ia “LET'S TALK BUSINESS” WELDING SHOP A gee ence oes welding ome HARDWARE _ Just the way you want ft You can pay for the igren. tory and take butiding. Firstt time Ss for sale “MICHIGAN: : BUSINE Ss | SAL ES CORPORATION NDMESSER BROKER JOHN oe ‘8. *TELEORAPH RD. FE 41583 PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR BY OW ¥ owners. R. RESTAURANT FOR For s Sale Resort | Prop. “A Laren basement, large kitchen, pag ne — | fs home, close to scnoois. on parking space for gE 2, NOSE a —Tetms._ FR 28 dining area. Ceramic tile bath > rough wi | WOLVERINE LK, OPEN FROM | Cash money cheap, FB Streete Priced ce Tae ceo eave’ | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICR | Gamner You finish interior to 6 Sat. & Sun. $78 Lagun Sale Business Property 49. F = a ' « ss a ve c * | ¥ bedrm. LAKEFRONT —— _ | conventence Cl V ILIAN cost of your home. FPuil “fot 146 2 120 Studio living | ¢ groom cottage situated on a beau. | La‘ge femil” home, plus, tncome price ‘a. ae . a ae oe to neon BRICK |” THE STATE rooms, ay sea7 ‘ind: and . ice only | ‘} off bine MARINE CITY, —— Yquer front as fonmee included << 3.300 down 20,000 : : RAY QNEL, Realtor ais 200° ‘Mults-Lis. Realty. “Market | (uate offic rane ceeidence. ve pond se yop ; — peat! e Open roo } ont uj ” 7 am $9,000 with $1,500 down. See this r ais Pout on saer1 a eee Glassed in 3 bearm. i should double. quarters plus yr. home € cruiser: praoee the cleanest easiest ee he . arava grveek: . beautiful) 2 bedrm.. iy. pine '/Call for price and terms.| in Michigan. — Attractive 4 rms., oath, front | cee ee MSZ rete Plahes . Terms Terms tntertor, picture ee) G, Hempstead as ree tbat ene ye vor ° Fear p = es, breezeway, Ell. staged equi pres- a ATTRACTIVE NEW HOMES 6-ROOM BRICK HOME ergo. peceate Ose . ’ t@2 E. Huron st Boge ey » attac garage. Extra y { $1,250 3 ‘bedroom home with Pine Lake } MES ad ctreut neat ety area, Ideal deer hunting. | pp , _Eve. PE 5.0510 : arse lot with: tru fruit & shade ent home as pa: Oo pay-| Will move you into a § rm. brick rivileges. Junior executive neigh- , . agg tig beg p irae Le vee 8 Low down payment. FE superette 2 It’s ‘Asking. | ment on @ new custom hom duviex. completely .furn. Pymts | orhood, 2 oaths, basem WITH. bus Owner, FE | LAKE ST. HELEN rk = #1800. Very reasonable down of your choice. $85 851 De soto -Pl. FE! gas heat. carpeted, ee 3 ment. vAutomtic. bea heat, r. og gaubte wed plas oy lot, Pele ra 4 Road market. 6 living qua: Gipusent. sro BUSSEL A. NOT, Reattor 41382, | Car garaye. Price and terms for | an F5| gone hunting "aod : grap Short bouts and bie profs oY OWNER 3 eR 14 | _ No Down Payment oe LOW + oor garage Wisne?, Lincoln | tems FE Nea Orchard Lake Under- = A : wong RS uring ol Sor coleeea ieee Sot tatinece.| tata 1 betrione starter homes H F , LOW — TO 5 Soe PARTY OF /: For Sale Lots ~_ 46) eek hd = wu econ aC inventory z ree cover ‘the “. ‘ 4 i = " vig noes tare ? pesos hc ed = & FE 5§-0189. with = basement —_ Fough wir- see at — Voorheis, A BUT f rom Pontiac 1 Drive. om = a! = . tion, oak 500 DOWN $35 MO LAKE ORION | ‘8: build on lot with OM ‘ any . RR manufacturing, bu tures and business only fore. Well & rough vtunib- M7, bedroom Tmokera. emmdeiee nk | Suall down pavment. PYMTS mea MODERD "Longfellow school, city athe. Reta, About “ee neres, 4 CTA eco! 500; Goya” MAS ee eo waa tomo |F. CG. Wood Co M AR See tek. eS | WILLIS M: BREWER "7a oe STATE-WIDE 4 AGE, . » © : i SOLD BY BUILDER, ALL 55 N, eslie R. Tri t ‘Real Estate Service of Pontiac WEST SIDE 4 BEDROO! ; Bivens eke rg | REALTOR Corner Williams Lake Rd. & M59 = Less Than Rent ayes 3 eon ful] basement. a Ant OA $7581 Af Stes a2 W Lawrence Pp. Real Mane mT « CHARLES, REALTOR : = ho og Rong 110 W. Pike fa FE 4-600 Realtor OR 31235 REALTY = Plastic bath ‘pustaweod ss ~ , RANCH: HOME FE 5-8161 or xt PE oss x = - -- faite banr'sp Kaw'eect |YOUARE PROTECTED| | TRADE INCOME ‘2% "Hue Fe #0" LOOK Set sagnee Pe Someones | agen BO, Wane ia. “Sale Land Contracts 52 é - _ SPL LL alc Nery reasons viced with | Pattrifge All “oo often whes list if you have & 8 or € room house, ox ” Late ee” eo oe eg Sy Sg i 3 Frontage —— B ing property ‘rom people o | free and clear, or a land con- $500 DOWN a 2 bedrooms, & P. W. DINNAN 66 W: Huron R rty. Pormerty 20% Disco t : oe fg PE a ee —p rOR “BALE: 3 BASE- | HOMESITE AT— one TOLAA Seed as cont Fare, Garage Texas f un owner. we ‘ind their title ts e ‘ shell house. Rough wiring| Shores. 3 Cass office building. 409 Balance 2 bedroom NI Ch {OLIE ! y Rood and, many times : we one oF cash down for this canes cout "pe piggies Savon y t YOU & well in. , Maree lot. Reasonable, | Elizabeth Lks ced from $700 north in city. 18 000. “ye 006 eng A-l pardbasare. Cost to you rty Pe rere! al wi caretaker ot owner. "23 toom $5,400 2 C GET —- duct work in. MAple| @s sy $25 . down, Si ree ws MsCulourn wy roa ence ealtor Par apts. Full e- _ Case. ¢ F ; at either FE 5-9975. t 4 BEDROOMS. 7 base- > NER, W . taurant and ‘i Se RGER (0) sup] Fides selections priced Pieht Rete | Malle wauher and” dryer’ Work | ‘ment lots 7.880" terms: | hy "io acre farm. he PT. ON VICTORY st. eset et mae HAY DEN, ; Realtor | an yf - we ; ww Open. Eveaings save You money Always semen: | Dew Quick Recovers nas tet wn |. 2 bedrooms. Basement, Comer let for 3 bedroom Located Tate tiy,, traveled Watton, Spas Hees. ber “Realtor Partridee fs the| ter heater, storms and sqreens| rece $8,950, ee: : Pontiac. veer aes north — Pou. NT 4 Perfect Lake Front Poe Sen ee | Ok rene Plastered Terthese | 2 bedroom ranch. Fenced tot. : a fect’ on iret ou bake Seach, 25% DISCOU =D. : Z ng wall paper "8S i y . : R : Neoraral "seeet vevetih inteenyiS RMS_AND BATH LARGE 1OT.| Pts. new ~ all modern. Off-street | Built in ‘86. $1,163 own, - Nn Aico ‘5 apastarente ‘renting “ter ROOM MODERN *yoME, specs cheaet ota, cnet eek, Site Ok ES atlntcet Syet inte ort | 2 bedrooms, tasement garage.| Rooms with all H Lake Estates | fgiecnt Movite'eaentse| S02 PER tem, DOWN S reception a_i Hntise do 26. New tall en lend. # tienen nce | — € PC ie CENTURY OU DIN: | i FOR 314601 A-1 TOP SOmL _$200._FE 29-1606 after _¢(p:m. MICHIGAN ARROWS. i4 TO 60 _ i 4 ’s Employes serve with «| ‘3¢ Toom suite. Reas. FE 20666) GE cab’ : loaded dail and. gelivere WESTER IDLE, $20. _FT_8 OR 10 PT WIDE. PARTS Buckner's Ene endl _after 1 p.m. : . TOOT! and FE 4-006 FE_ 5-1 ___. | AND ACCESSORIES, smile tn the most friendly eee : Ham SALE i 7OP aol. Bi < . = Pios: = wi cE BANKS NATES, MY a Buckner’ OOM + Aluminum mbination windows Sand. - dirt. Troy f : “ate. .B- ney to ‘seat, ot, Buckner’ a 3R M OUTFIT & doors, aluminus & Fibergiaes ae ee Sa =: be take. 8. MM, 1 MILE sOUTH trove to sxeryone and borrowing’ = BRAND NEW . sa eases @ storm, window ‘sales, | ATTENTION! WE . Wanted Livestock 73 | _ ORION, ip ® pleasure Modern. 2 piece suite, 2 blonde ? : 28 . as 4-6089 “| 3,or more att =~ a i] matching oe WANTED: HOGS AND SMALL Provide echt e fo cence lamps, = inte, RECONDITIONED, Po Sssty ems cose @ — # a.m. to 9 p.m. ste -. time ones. ‘k s. Forrest Jones, 5-6206. Tal eT cueect, credit weaumt \wit tne“ sorings cand” matirene. es ae i Ee) ae " STORMS & SCREENS | c}"tor wom | ann Ot Sale Poultry 741° Js € & ' | nore ee Se compen Tere paircange la ep-), MDS. B piece dinette. choice of | ADL Races | {se “The most important thing for a couple is to keep noth- Weatherseal brand: best, cond: | tht re bah ee pa Cones. xc ange preciated... = _ ALL FOR $289 | Clayton fs Fork & Appl. | . ing from each es about who is boss! - | one, 24°x20"; door, ¥xe's": all’ 7) TOP SO Eg eee Rese. Oe Meet | snnensont CHAMPION PR Loans te #08. wp te 26 months to ONI Y $2 WEEKLY: | 288_Orenare_Laxe Ra i dT a = | fae 90; oe i gel eso reed | Sant gravel. £ “peat. art Bow Sree —Broduce 75| SCHOONER BEEMER, om “ : REFRIGERATOR $29.50, SEWING rr S | eS SOIL FULL LOAD rm Produce /5| Line. re Late pe ¢renn | machine, $10.50; kitchen,’ table, F Sale Miscellaneous: 6 ‘For Sale Miscellaneous CQ _Phone _FE sorie._7_to_*_*-™: | 1-1 FARM TOP SOIL, POLL eet inked berm 1 2 and 3. bed 18 to 80. - NER. Saat take __ FR £701 | 49; dining set, $20.50 rocker. or STEEL 5C PER LB. Sit, Prompt semrecy, FS CO) | prize ick THEM vouneELY.| {2 "0 8. wide. Peak roles, “Nv : a table, ; st term . mode’ Bl End ‘Boat Houses, Pontiac Lake. | $it30: ‘sma’ buffet, 9495; baby ALUMINUM TRAILER WINDOW. anaY DAVENPORT. 98. Mise, heavy, mild, piste, %" te/ (Gp Bea tiny aD Waites and oi oo ee awe Farm} modern jobs. Reconditioned, like | OR | carriage, like new, $1496; gas)” 12520, 63 ee. Built in metal beth | _agire at 687 KE. Tenn ae haat age wee powcelbarioeek: | Sar Wake RO, FE : iC VARIETIES OF aPPpies.| "**, OTT yy pew : FINANCE COMPANY, |) strat, wasmea_ | sucstiety gmat es | a aimee abe, | came 78 Zgpees Hanis TAPE DRE FO REE ORE | Veen ‘tle, Denar ope 807 | OssORICS STORE mp PLOOR, NATIONAL BLDO $148 98 Compiet $14.85 ing. a6 eee eee Ts & NOVELTIES, WHOLE. mircoe 7-7 oe . =e = ke sbury'a Orenard Market. 2536 PONTIAC’ to. PEARSON'S FORNITURE water beater. | ween 5 ~ MEIrose_7-7481 BLACK DIRT, § YDS, 00.56. CALL | Kingsbury's Orchard Ma a3 pixie momwat L ia wm Fe es ie - “Orehe rte. Ave.” a het oko cites oe ‘eat mae: sale, @@ Seneca bet 1é = DRA oe o TINED ED after 3. FE 5-0008. | ¥., Ciastoten Rd. % Mi. W. of toot fl eit = hitches and ever: aN DEPT. : 2 cerca wre Wo HTS ‘A-1 TOP SOTE. asin BE WARNSTON, WALLED TARE AUTOMATIC WASHERS, BENDIX ~ TRADE-IN DEPT. _| saehine ymectat, Yeo and. stor- [OAS Hee BT :- PPL vend aod caavel Beach sand- BUTTERNUT AND DELICIOUS ee man te me bai VAN DYEE. por emo, a Reconé. Easy washer S$ Hh age, 401 W. Huron St. FE 24750. “Tene: 7 Wi 7 5 —————— L — \ber| _MA ¢2321. . - squash. one ee ine! ter. | er MODERN PULL size BATH =i #6 BORMOW WOR! M. 90 low | Guaventon® Baty washes. tems | a “wix-| Having Trouble Wi CE DIRT CLAY LOAM PEAT | Only Ta ste oldaings | FT. MODERN F : *s0LD Like TO BORROW MON-' as oi a | Recond, Queen washer $48 95 aquantny FLUORESCENT. FIX. — k? Talbot umber Maen, Eufeos mix mixed,.top coepens, me WANTED: USED TRAILER : CEMENT aaa! Ginette ext, table $4995 tures 8 me. $1.68, These ont ange om beard. Rock ieth. Patet,| tea ‘and | GET your WINTER SUPPLY OF LLG 1 oe Sr ae is oinoe ik a a _ ee | nd sa Orchard Lake —_ Raraware Plumping eh oes sand. T T siese. FE syst aie = * sell it f tor y youn id lot for 0 ELECTRIC nana T type |45 room oil beater, , Og.88| _ave Pinos Pa Pe +4088. : wahed $20. | PUR EU PIOS.| Biter tstit Hotty Rd. Hotty ————— mochios. Meer tables. 3 pe. liting room sutte - ae eot,_crusbed_ See ,« 6141 Rochester Rd. cami. —— Poone OL $4836 WYMAN'S-. ASPHALT TILE| =& we SEPTIC TANKS Bou {moce MERMIPE, BATE pean abFLES ANDO. ae : > | ABOUT ANYTHING YOU S WANT | ys Ww, Pike Bt PE 41122 REINFORCED CONCRETE _ Girt, fill Girt. | — taal Chicago. ES hg ies pare BA, + : toga aera vy TS niet REA- | ARMBTRONO a me PE e628 372, Els Ls. Re.) Soe ee ARD Forni e CENTS A BUSHEL. | over ‘payments 228 E Walton LOAN ty meee ie Sues © a tot | sonable. 2686 Voorbeis. | * HOUSE PAINT 380.1 GALLON COKE JUGS, tc |-SOOD FARM Re RE 20 E Silvervell Re Blvd 2-5356 : Ses to per. Gpete testers, ot | WARHINO, MACHID FI OOR SHOP HIGH QU each. FE 62613410 Auburn | ee TED ¥ ON PiLt,| POTATOES. 335 W. sil VERBELL i086 TROTTWOOD, = ALUMI arf to 8908 $25 00 0900) iises, Gas and electric cctrigen, | REBUILT je Elec- Seyinaw Open 9 to 6 $1.95 PER Ce vtec +8 PER AL. COAL FURNA' “Girt, top soil, black dirt and Rd. Out Per pum, fully equ peed, mo. old, | oaaerute LOAN CO. wins) ators, ranges aod water hesters.| trie sad pevgonnson. FE ah +5188, (SAND AAW CIRCLE SAW, 0% FER GAL G loot furnaces. Conversion oll! Prag PE. 2125 | PEACHES EALHAVENS. ALBER-| cost new. $2,600. Sell ‘tor $3.00: fy 2 © FaiesOLy envice | Sretere vanities and aprings aod SINGER WITH 20 ZAG ATTACH: | sander. jig saw win mut, 22 m) AHEING BROS at bare PONTIAC LAKE, BLORE hg | faa feria Males, 8. bushel or | Market ¢9901. Seasonal Cash) sis pesca chairs hie, eet a [Bhian mL, #7 TE, hese TE Setiac ap. at opbYEE | WOOD AND ALOMINOM COMBIN: tae nse mona tre al SS ee Trailer Space 79 sets, radios "aes, dining room gINGER CONSOLE. LATE MODEL. iedgeroc . ation Doors an Windows. — Rd. (Old U.S. 23). MAin 90-2912. - : | Supply Co.. | JeT WATER PUMPS, 900.95. G. A. PROMPT DELIVER, 7% YARDS AUBURN HEIGHTS MOBILE VIL- Get eash for seasonal expenses pa Dinette and many Round bobbin. Next payment ef | brick Sibley Coal & LZ } . FE ¢2521 OR ss Patios, Scenic. "og VRET! Phene, re 8 fe) Oe! cat iredews Sem SORE | HES lane. December Sra | pe sete sa aT | g RO ot —wam. | BENSON LUMBER CO. | bine ci_or peak OR DeBet— ¥os. bE Sale Farm Equipment 76) ‘srcies, lures ots, Ti 8 Opayie. + r fogs 2 = ii ~ F = - s . LOsme' Ge 30 me Tae Ft Layaway praw | 75% Fea Soe weteus. 0 eget: rate vies FO we lake 24. | WATem FANE, @ GALLON, 6. | _lvered. FE ¢6ie8____-__| PR. QUONSETT ROOF RAFT.| FE. toa EI 1 TAL ie , re ,* Socoged-yrwer = rr sot >. EX-| $2: Mouton Se size tes | KITCHEN CABINET SINKS. Fa- a — og fe) STATE FILLE AS =e Bpanciogge coggeiodle . | Ox MOBILE on sf WoNTns TO PAY wo Fe sent Clam +-—bebdy—< MoUs muke, “beautiful mos en TE oad 2-8778_9. disck sand. : PE 1-9644. those who want the best at rea-— ve = ie trade ‘Come cut | ens. TE 3eat el, $00 value. $50.90. slightly WEATHER SEAL BRAND BEST] EM 34516. 0 ble rates. Quiet and clean. nsit, also several | : aU CH Ss 1 ROW * Eee = FINANCE CO, | Sesigt toes Pmt oS) SN BREEN 0 BURMEISTER | eegetica'ss PP etree eet erates 2 Be Tee ee Sets see 1 w_tevrepee & __ = OPEN DANY © es, lew 3 CONSOLE AM AND FM | 4x8” Plasterboard .......-.- $125) Orchard Lake Ave. [. ae coperaealy, fr LS wes | SELLING OUT 4.000 YARDS BEST | Rd. Oxford: Phone OA 02771 SS seep mack = | 7 Loans 54 AND SUN 12 TO 8 ats eg record player. | 4x84" Piasterboard-......... $142 KWOTTY PINE PANELING, $145 M Yoornets Road. Phone FE Sone, | farm top soil. 78 cents y |GORN PICKING TIME IS HERE| fors on Lakeville Rd. OAkland Mortgage oan: C. radio. 3-speed ple 13 ‘ | tm your truck at Yale 6t. & Stan- | sme (Gaal ss . * &8 SALES CO Regutiful - cabinet. :30 oF \4n8%" Plasterboard .. $i. Red wood paneling. to 8 am.: ¢ to ™ | ley St. MArket ¢2077. {2 yea are looking for a « ! 8-302. or MY 20721. “a 4 a part E. of Pontiac, or t rom rr ain | 4x10 and 4x12 also in stock. Fir 220s, 6c lin ff, IZE 9 GARAGE | ey Base ee on a new coff picker or wagon, k AT PARKHURST. WHERE a Ame for table model Cal FE 3-2 : pa | woos STANDARD 80 i AXD CLAY FILL FROM | a PARK AT PARKHURST WHERE 4 lene = 95D to $1,500 <_< Bumarn Meigms/ cg 4s T POINT AUTO. WASH. | | 20's end taf 5-008 “door. Good +6074. TOP 80 oot | come ip see Us. living {6 » vacation min. Ra Mie vaED # ROT PO 38 Lh. Crown Coat In @ ..... $235 Sheathing Soards—885 M up. | ole State Farm property. Elize- we TAKE TRADE-INS — Caxnrr, Bvee FF oe ee ne te Detret. Be Fer rae = ® ct Fr COLDSPOT REFRIO— = es apd up "33 Lb Joimt Cement in @. .... 8 2.20 Eg YTHING TO BUILD \ Do It a 61, deth Le and Telegraph Rd | TERMS. Derr, hare tornado shelter, club Somes. moder “* . _ereter_exe cond. 6 Dwight _ vist Ty SA DIO & APPLIANCE- 250-Ft. Jotet System 2.5 ANYTHING r | nn | _ 8 or FE 91233. KING BROS. houses, best schools Base rate, > Por home additions or im- ary az a8 ELEC. RANGE | 422 w Heron PE o1ln) | Be ee Orpen $125! BLACKETT’S | BOAT AND PLOOR SANDER POL- Wood, Coal & Fuel 7 FE en FE ¢1112 | _ 823.50. Phone MY_2-4611. prorementa, 4° “immerse coll > TRADES ELECTRIC panous FOR ‘iy Lb Bag of Lime 3. 68) BUILDING SUPPLIES , tshers Serubbers, coment ent fri. _ YOUR 1H. DEALER aeseyn-we ye 286 AND J To rough4tn of encigse ” ‘Gas Box 8 Fe 22m gas ranges, R Munro 1060 grat, Fir_Plyscore . $54 S141 Dixie Bi _MA_ 55811) ers, steamers, ete. FE 5-3 rE Pontiac Rd, at Opdrke x50 all —— Robbin's Mo ______ euse _comatructed/ +A GEARS CHINA CABINET FE —W— tures +. $238¢-tAaTe PICEUP BODY BOX, | Baiawin Ave. . — - A-l COKE, #18 PER TON | FRACTORS & TILLERS | but Village, 3300 Euzaveth Lake <7 build a garage of 68 | _ ees ein Det | 109 Pt. Bag 2 inaxiation os 8428 | cheap Goon te toilet, stool end | FOR RENT | _ 28033. FE _5-3678. . erage home | Sex ir GALL RADeOe. os FO ~~ Used Trade-In ept. sags | 120, W, Pine Bas. Per os: a tank #16, ectric cook range ve | Paes’ causes teed candor _ | DRY OAK wood A CORD. | New and used. Rock bot- | TEATER ora Bak te an row par Coa ee op aS ERETION Seer =. SHE” seer ae Me, _Seaze + _fumace vacium_§ Or: | FOR SALE WOOD. PROM 5 TO $j tom. this —month!! dae tx call OR 3.4086 aft, 6 p.m. eee F @-drawer chest. maple... se 224 WSF ir ‘Cp Lae OMPLETE WITR doll rd at house r- 60? Dizie Hwy, | Ss §§ ood condition 23 N. Winding 5 pe Breakfast set. $3490 Ree agen 32 bale eee | CAVATORIES COMP $24.50 ‘Sera Leake Ave. ve best | Soc MEtrose 45857. Lotued aoa’ Ti 6 ama WE Auto Accessories 80 waps off Etirxbeth Lake Rc ___ wansty chest and bed ..... $5059, MAKE SURE ITs, va) we, $14.95: Fils Toilets, vath- PFAPFF SEWING MA NNEL COAL, FUR- AAO ee eee Bane BUGGY LEATWER. EXC. 7 pe dining suite 2 4830) tubs. shower stals st wtgtrifie | Paint. Plumbing. Hardware, Por- | PIREPLACE CA. Speed TILLERS & TR ACTORS , — see sxocuiana _xEARLY." La $id. 873.8. _dessie ___ , Television set. blond........ $5898 BU RMEISTER values. These erate - “cel mice Weekdays. Fri. thru Tues| pace & & Boge ret to eel per your rotary tiler now. We | CADILLAC PARTS. 4 | germs rs ; “gew Treée for ‘large “ee Me BABY Y BASSINET & | PAD. $3). BABY la ANY, ITEMS North L ber Co. Michigan “Fluorescent, Or re.) 29 te 6-00 Sun. 10 to 4 Closed) FE ean. Oakland uel & ay ogi ood stock of used tillers— | ther parts, FE 6-0056. . TV ta poet cee SS aa We remine chair & pad. sais CONVENTENT TERMS ort fag = | ~ MONTCALM BUILDER SUPPLY |“ Diants T Shrubs 68, 7 % - 40, B sect cond HARDTOP ADD-A-TOB. FOR, 16 germ aslaer. stecl walter, oo- BoDant weeny vi paovmeat | THOMAS ECONOMY | 0... Sut copen Lote Ee, ose | LUXAIRE FURNACES 156 Ww. Montcalm PES | Ee ee | ek paren anew onl power rd Conv. yt, old. OL 1-3601. ment se, MT ese sell. Also io o0 alli sult, eae Dt = 706 | FU RN ITU RE C ‘O, et Telegraph & 8 Bitte 4. oe! Gn pay ner nl wg <* -ige No ae"! Ca Cameras, Equipment 61A Pp NT NOW | lawn mowers. PARIS, POR aa FORD aa fac i il sacrifice isc. articles : Baginew St Detroit : | PEENYON HEATING SERVICE | ~~ LA? md “s SALES & SERVICE : a isle WALL TENT WITH qaxes 33 MU 42651 after 6.30 pm. | Bosriad MICH i sere YOU Wilk Youn | CAMERAS Qe EntEsd at be "Sa ro | awe, ee eT 009 | WRECKING “(8 FORD ¢ GOOD ant poles. Want ©" Pench *@™ pe yDix ELECTRIC DRYER NEW | i BUILDING — - sie rper painting “prowems. Hundreds” acid traded. ‘Open eves, Sun, ee emens —— a Se PE 49006. ee “ ranterc deliverr and a] we _ | color pa ee ¢ SHOP = Re_Open eves, Se: McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS | 4 cee aman Orem ' SED REFRIO.... .- drilled be of colors to AMERA SHOP, ‘2st a YOU. al ‘Rentals Parts : CNGRTLLA SR Se or tore ae er waar ans model. | | Ere Peres steve «os... OO iD lg | oes eof rege. a a —— ele = a ical 4 62 | to Beckndl and Norway Pive— | 1000 ae eos! For Sale Tires 80A: : red bul int; Goods & Mugho, CH Cl (WS: DROP nee Ee ed Shue oe ie ce | Rolegey bes with mattress $16 98 quick seve ts. 8 Teleeraph | Hore” Oakland Fuel, end “Paint Sale Music — junipers. Coneolor ft, pe ir end tee oma As (iler's | GOODYEAR, FIRESTONE. GOOD- pee = PTS \ Lege tive trees. Dig your own. |. Garden & Lawn pment. 1503| rich, U.S. Black or white side eA (Drei A . en ENTITLE. Fas r Pe 5 4 gE TV. TORD'S *WVAREHOU SE | BOOK oF 7 prop ESE FACT LIONEL & AMERICAN | 2 DPRIONT PIANOS. 1 aT, as tacks end burisp, 2922 Sieety Ra. outs Woodware ior af) 14 | = ce ecw care, Pa roar. ad lopedias. Brand new been | : 3 Com: : e d.+ rmini : : an ae L motercycle or whet have you. WALTON TV : _ 223 Elisabeth Lake Road i - ae Sern FLYER TRAINS ‘uron. 1% miles E, of Wixom and Duck Prone Midwest os. us D CASE $4603, 79 1 Locate OF FURNITURE WILL Weten. oor et teeter | CRED (Gas BANOES com ax | apEuDoEING ARD GRADING. | asinertsog.-testory service, ead Oe Bevery | ay from tt 7 MO ¢eus. |@EE US FOR CORN BINDERS. “SED. WILLIAMS Free : +4050 : ; : = ———— eee ia co ‘e. ne eee OR seer Drat- RE ee Searal aad care: Theo Ww es Fah Sets sarbacoM FIXTURES, YOUNGS | on fectory anaiveey, |. | BEA Pe cn Ne, | CLEARANCE GALE & ee. vig Machinery. Phone 45R2, Or- | —‘! SNOW TIRES ‘on Pi Ont Watenery BS 4 (Sn, Selah, There ere mew ise | VACUO Gy -g yee te = aoe pepe Cures ee AONT STERLING SERVICE FOR _eners, 18 B. Muron, PE 40006. | cnis ii. Perennial O 00 ont PAY Cla VOR A SHALL New Kelly Explorers. Snow tires icnbino tors WORTH [gp aned| ane ee —— x ae “Wav XE CABERT" "S| doilers eutomstic water heater. @. engraved 4. mecrifice, highest BALDWIN Pigg. eeence ao aS Walton Bird 7 1333. | cs ace wacker ‘Bon ore ee oe eae ae accepted trade-in tops. populer colors Hardware - elect supplies. | offer. FE 6-1 after son me> cond id SALE: i ny neck. | New and retreads. as low as 2 m 3. ¥en Weit, OR 31555. compare these terrifie values. Croc tile galvanized BABY GRA NO, BEST OF-| evergreens up to.‘ feet tail. Root Auction ‘ Sale 77 ranteed. a ron SALE OR OR SWAP. ANYTHING | Misiee . —— 3 Or | FLOOR SAMPLE SALE phage = SS ee Lore, Troe. LIMITED OFFER BABY GRAND Fane. and {rimmed. Your choice, | J nanan | enchenes, tally gus ot 1 val 1 eere yané| _charé Leke Ave. ______ ent discoutit on Paint, PPLY. Purnaces, oil fired. gun type. AT . a BA EVERY WED- y iat boase, — “tod 2 caSH FOR SMALL RADIOS, p aD - Bod og fefrigerasors == Lapeer Rd. FE 4-643) _..| Forced air, $4,009 BTU. Complete Blond Hammond Spinet ed Dixie Bete ere cre pode aun 9 p.m. Large as SERV ICE TIRE & : r rah oe Be i MOS. CR a Oe rer fate yrs troy. 7 INCH 80H FIFB SFT, | with controle, S010 me | organ. Practically new.| Cisle and Groveland Bye Hospi. | soriment, of boussbolt furniture. | == TREADING.CO. : PAIR OF acct iLD® BUN BEDS. LA wang 4 5) _ SAVE PLUMBING 8 oe Se aslle to Groveland | — tools. personal effects. ‘ Perry-8t.—___-_ FE S.0e@ old one 12 gouge Thies ee springs, masiresses, Maple finish, | 13!_F. Sager FE 61% | 172 8 Saginaw FE £-2100/ stall, £8 rm. 9060. Incloded Can be seen at Old Mill Fare. hone Holly, MElrose |. smart Sais Farm. 300 West Tien SIN "al gage at * Marine ST For Sale Miscellaneous ¢ 60 gg “werke '? “poxtiad PLUMBING AND Tavern in Waterford. | 13006 or MBirose "F736. AUCTION EVERY FRI NIGHT| grocig PRLS mud & stow #3378 TT oe poKe-| Cinechines. need. room, sacrifice. Sma — 422.3. Se EA 9 ye20n| Very liberal discount. SHADE TREES 630 pm qe » oe ouse./ tires. Remeld. $10.95 exchange = SALE OR TRA DE. PU 2-410 electric portacies. $16. Ma- 900 BOOKS. CHEAP. FICTION AND cee GINKS FROM 959.95. mM D M Sugar maple, champion of all) 5089 Dixie Hwy. yton pie 7 : bred boxer puppies. § weeks Clo Coines 316 & up. FE 44562“ Detective stories, 10 Liberty ‘Binks to build tm, from $3.96. ‘ Ix Bix Tie Call Mr. Dorman or Mr.) Baty wees Sttver maple, 1's fn. | _OR 32717. 2 care Te le oo ne spepers. $28 or tede. OR 5 ‘DINETTE SET 93. BABY BED. te 3.8 | Soe, burner and controls. Fe 1 Qreherd Laxe_Ave — FE > a. iP ACTORER Fe | gttene S88. FE Se For Sale Pets 69| talstements 100 WD Alls Chal- Auto Service 81° and tables wes w a suttadl ‘. ~ ~ | if f ) il 0 ro J AIRS. Pe ie ARRAS mers tractor ws = PLL ND FM DOU BED, SPRINGS. BOX} tope, partitions in homes ior DOORS 5-090. c used only 20 3 CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE SS recore. player. ge, Beg crop | fei rowing beards. Sep Sonor | taterior and exterior flush deere, OXBOW WINDOW CO. | pane SERV- ie" plow farm ail C tractor with | CRA® sebered. Bact Me- Beautiful cauinet. $50. or trade) eat table, etc. Reasqpable- MI) 10 a.m. or after “orehard @ grade doors, door jams, door EM 3-4082 . as cultivator, New Holland No. 77| Chine 23 . Phone PE for table mode. Call PE 22707.) 6.2906, 382 : Lake Rd Ind house 8.-2f Walnut ware. af at discount prices. i iv _ xR : For 6 Lake Rd ae 2 ° r ' On BUR: WITH ave Ae eo WEATHER < : : service. Herb’s, 41 N. Parke 8t. s¥AP TWO A: PIECE WALNUT DINING SET, Oower, uscd 4 months FE 2-421). |DONT LET DAMP THER at ee. IEC ARG. Cee ame = Meco mack Deering tractor cori | FE 21311. y gle doge, male and female. "ee, bed, chest. vanity. —— T DIAMOND, WEDD! WEDDING RING SET. | SP. 7% ee ee =_~* ike REG. COCKER PUP ie con h gas Sale Motor Scooters 82. vicky rack. PE £4087 ER eae aicom PARTI. EVANS DELUXE Oil WEATER. UPRIGRT PIANO, “OOD COND. | _vinek end! sliver bull. FE 3424. nists, ‘hay, etrae’ 8 Coors | 2000, COND, eax | : ‘GABERT wee T COsTOM BUILT. PA i N50 Prigidaire Auto. Washer $28. REG. . 8 ‘and _ MALE MACHINE 4 ine AND Ws WELDING | | ar "WAYNE GABERT ‘ees Telegraph | OL 1-176. aw ~ORAY OAR DINING | “Sale Ste ore Equipment “o4 (weeks. + Se RD OF. oon Eerie Herr. proprietor. Rect aE ted roca? and or Benge. tar Spacing terial * (POS SALs:/ DEee FRERZE. 108 iv and storms. hal ~ EXTRA SPECTAL wer “Gresser a son. reo Oe TOTO ES AUCTION For Sal Sale Motorcycles &3 - small bulidoser, FE — Fon | FESS. ‘ weet prench doo PE 23-2255 White Pine Paneling | a F) MM vide 2 sHOW comm. 8 ag 5,2 4. gal ND DAIRY AUCTION | UN ‘si FORD GOOD COR Prix mop REFRIGERA at French C00te ee ae : a: ost new: rgana | mestic Tigerator, OR 201) SFAUTIFUL REGISTERED, TOY : . . m. ong sale or trate Sor eqelty to tater |" a working condition. | i9 i WOOD oan, “pages * AND | § REAL BARGAIN Lowen | sine. 92 man's. long. gray | HOBAI T SLICER, #80. HO- | PEAT her puppies, OR 3-001. | 8. and 1% miles W. of Ortonville, | Se NO atin i cond. 8500.00. PE te ues pe Hate SOFA RED |e" ELEC. RANOE, $90; SPACE RECLAIMED BRICK 3c cece oper ‘acre. cidid's ‘white fee | Dart hamburger grinGe’ ow sis BEAUTIFUL AKC REGISTERED 1 mies Nand Ye mile Wi) 4208 after 5. TRADE ELECTROLUX, “rego 483. a 1 te Soi, orettens Seeds tls te insulation, sheet skates 5 = A, Walk-in oseler, pions im spedteres Cedieres. $15 ind $20. : yout iariey, Da AND, SERVICE. 0 cleaner yt 7 PPEAR- 2 . hails, windo: 2, professionally : §-6757. ; rie _good cond. PE _After p.m GAS ae atestor, bare ow | fone OAL goa) ~wilceiee | eerie ware, is | sinle reg aiMex ie. Bee CASES BOsTONS AT STUD. AKC. CUR- breeding -| Sa ot aaa nis aden TOYS, TOYS, TOYS || I Tks AND FHA For Sale Bicycles 84 Barnes Toyland bow Lai EDWARD ot rune 18's. Segeey. | Nin aways for Christmas, in| an IMBER CLES. Tour "eld Icy auatee on 8 new 7 | roa Sree a HFRS SURPLUS LUMBE _ Sale Sporting Goods 65 Aa oie ace ace ue fa 8 compiete Ine of fire) FT ECTRIC RANGES water beater. $20 OR aft 0 land Rd. (ase) oR rr Sundays Birmingham : : ace fix . a OF - z Oven oe Friday. evenings tt s-eexy, ALL NAME BRANDS [5 ry wOoTOR. i 7 / _B ts & A essories 85 : ete ; — mpi : i” WINCHESTER, MODEL Wt 3 pth | eee B AR&Es sae SOME LIKE NEW _Satie pS shes. 41 Tarope. Empire | , ah after 4:30 p.m_ OR 31890. | “rel Si | other ne maNcatn |3.6 Firestone Outboard 4a_W, Huron : 2 oe + ’ — ; Ww. , i . wie TRADE BOORY E 3 3 BED- $39.50 AND UP ANCH OR FENCES 3009 Union Lake 4. et Commerce | 0 GAUG cA, eOMP. NEW. 5 , HG. Roweak. 907: | rotor, two years ol, | room suburban brick Nome with | . , 'S LARGEST Pe - ; P ACTION. SALE: ne ckmont, a “ | full ment, snd of Meet CONSUMER'S . FREE WINDOW on mt. bee 120. 698 eer aoe . | _thoneers, = On eatse, | - $50. Call before 3 } conside _rane barfuntes. Pe Pi ish do Sy cuuee +e - Ne rT ee Oxford. — pak ge Lowe ao housetrailer or! POWER co. t ELEC. 3 ’ “+e small home we §-8151 | 20 Gal. ss '| For Sale Housetrailers 78 : SS Sa . ¢ é a t a ia A : Mis. i PPS GOP sop Elizabeth 1 Lake RG. FE otis’ d Door and window tris 3 . ; or after 5 p.m, OR 3496 4 bij a “racer rere ce es: : : ; : aa A a cee For Sale Clothing 56 ; ik te aa hid coat HS cil pect batterie, Doe ae RCA LPOOL* $10 ; : ; : a ee ROR HIRE FOR FOR PONT : real a ae : iJ tion. 20 4 un Oe. i a i lle details, call OR . if “OTLE r q 1D cesedveeans Has a008 , , a ; : 4 oe: gap at tered Beagle hou ta IRE CaEE ‘Bias for wi ee water a = ‘en PB | pe wits etm: | 23h pees ee ON. = S| St Re | a ms ; mms 3 eeeeere oe Boast, pee : ae % cee 8 a arailable. 1 “ALUMINUM : DIA} R ‘case * 1488. 480 WlinG, eae . Rollet = Fike of GB. e4 SIDING asco ines bp bear ae | eat NEW OR OLD HOMES a ais § HUTEHINSON eet die “HE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ‘. ieee . : “iss bee Ciel” a. "Wanted Used Cars 88/357 WR PAY = “Top Dollar. weet ons tae — Matthews- ~Hargreaves M2 8. Seco st FE eases 2 pa. 's Ready to Buy WAGLEY AUTO PARTS 1% BAGLEY 8ST. Pui.) 4 CARs ns EUR ACEs. MY ‘See M&M ‘Motor Ss Sales |... nes I ERS o 20 Soars Wee 13] Pa ines Sales roa 3 a: a = ee ! "83 Chev, 4Dr. ...... wT 8 6 SHARP LATE T= MODEL Oana. ‘3 ev, . 308 3 COMMUNITY |Lnecnbe is! Eg a - . iv: MOTORS "exp | : 03 N. Main, Rochester THE small lot with the large |; THE HIGH DOLLAR Everybody's Credit Por bigh used cars, We them. extra miles, s Good Real pay vou wel. aa0 Disis Here J. VAN WELT Only Olds Could — Be So New! ear * ie. MI 6-576, fan al "53 CHEVY. $595 gana ot H, wwe Sean Side ine ‘bree $5 dn., $5 weekly. FE ~~ 1955 C CHEVROLE ie i foentalt wheel.” one is just “NORTH ‘CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham “iat A ee eee For Sale. Cars oy VROLET:_ 1000 s: Woodward: ‘Biham 8 STUDEBAKER | heat geet, wih seme fea Here's one you mn “NORTH: Le {Wha everaite. eo SEE OUR “Safe Buy” USED. CARS CENTRAL - LINCOLN-MERC conn Eo eater ie 2 a ered eas & - Bal Cred CM So eee) "Bright AX aN | . “Holy Cow! If we can’t wear shorts, what's the use ‘oll WILL ee boats, a | Eas Seat enteni. “BILL. SPENCE 53 FORD $495 ___ For Sale Cars: ee 35 MERCU RY Mw’ C LAIR | ween 1 Mgre-O-Mtaie radio & | en ‘NORTH Aue “CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, B’h: am | 18 JEEP. net . J apne v-8 $15 Down, COMPLETE WITH) = and snow plow, hydraulic op- Good shape, MY 2-0721. pe. mans _NORTH _ Piet Cae “coNvER® ae Mite. ke. we A MOTOR Les 115 6. Ga ‘w at Judson | '57 Oldsmobile JUST 905 OR YOUR Rens a | wold, Sl D UP TO ® M . COMING HERE . F Q Z - NOVEMBER 9 =: if 00 HOUGHTEN & SON 1953-1954 _ | 828 NORTH MAIN, ; (ROCHESTER roe 2 Ale . A HONEY ous = A. tae | SAME "s AUTO pee 74 Oakland : 1 56” ws” “ Sie 4 en pe De | : Weekly. FE 1. Dealer.” WHEEL BASES ; FROM FINAL CLEARANCE _ LARRY aosee F: -_jgRove_| CHEV. Wilson GMC | See FALL SPECIALS : 2-DOORS — 4DOORS 1945 Ford Pickup | Hardtops — ~— Converts. 1949 Ford Pickup $105 - ; 1954 Chevrolet Pickup OR YOUR CAR DOWN 1954 with utility box “° j- ° 1953 GMC Panel eee wee eet 1953 Chevrolet Sed. Del. | T=, CAEIAELPE Soe Low 1953 Chevrolet Pkg. Del. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM | 1941 Ford Tractor, 2-ton with 2-speed axle 1953 GMC 2-ton with 2-speed axle | _CHEVROLET —HEAVY DUTY —— County’s “ase TRACTORS - Fastest Growing Dealer * 1985 GMC Diesel, 6cyli der engine, pee rer i ded | Manie s07 8.307. Open 4 ing, ‘twin hydramatic| out, New battery and tires. OR _36ite. transmission, 1000 x 20 So ) BUICK « ~.DR. SPECIAL c- tires. - mee 14. 9 until § u 1956 GMC with ‘the 503 CU. 0 BUICK SATION y 1 AGO in. gas engine, twin hy- Dealer” * week. Northville a dramatic, 1000x20 tires | ‘ BUICK SUPER DELUXE, and-full air brakes. Feet OR beat. ‘30 BUICK, H. TOP New & Used Trucks eS Sen's Aste "Salen 134 | _ Oakland at Cass __FE 5-048 . [58 BUICK SPECIAL Se = VERT DEMO. LOADED 3 TON GMC TRUCK 1053. 12 FT WITH EXTRAS. RED, ‘PLATFORM SIDE ENCLOSER, WHITE ORLON. TOP, RED 4850. LEATHER SAVE (o BADLEY ST. er wOnEER 211 8. sac. : MICH MELROSE 7-748) ewe ee CHEV. DELRAY. POWER- Save plentygon SAM'S AUTO SALES 24 OAKLAND : he _—| gid CHEV. 1086 % TON IN PICKUP, RaA- | - dees. cond, $1,006 005, FE 17-0332. | ; fo and heater, turn signals, new CHEV. NICE | is tak Jun 70 b Fee dust your car or truck ‘409 CHEV. CARRY-ALL _NEW_ MO. | | _Yor, snow tires, EM 3-0081. Haskins Chev. Ghee Mighwa ADIO. HEATER. CALL Mine been” Le bog = AFTER 6” 6PM EM 33036. | = E OV og its % T PICU TONE oe UE Capo ON TWO miles. FE $-01 COUPE. CAL CHEVROLET se nae take over DE A bie acl ance. 5-486. For SALE. ciate Sm "49 Buick, ‘56 GMC gubu = form. New 6 Can FE 5-1122, Dealer” ee motor hati me aint cool CHEV. 1932. DELUXE. AR & # ss = _MioeFis, shape. Phone FE Sas nates ries from. Take your ” | 952 W, Huron LIQUIDATING sTOCK | NORTH 1000 S. WOODWARD > =) 3 io CHEVROLET 2 DOOR. E 9 CHEVRO!L ous: eal) ane | 4 pm FE : Orne "Heater. No money down, assume paymen $16 Call Credit Mer, Mr. ks, MId- west 47500 Harold Turner Ford. 1956 CHEVROLET - LEFT OVERS 2:DOORS 4-DOORS WAGONS AND HARDTOPS Low as 7 $1495 CHEVROLET BIRMINGHAM LET. 2 DR. RADIO. & 33) CHEV. 2110 4 DR. POWER -Giide and heater. Exc. cond. ' Pvt. owner, MI 64457 "$2 CHEV, A REAL BUY... $405 | SAM'S AUTO SALES 724 Oakland é Lig cash. 92 Seneca St..Near YMCA_ a Bevan ten ana Bowes | 7 er pe Power top and Power "38 pecked. 1,000 mses. P equity, take. — payments. Prefer cash, but | 1 consider older. 4 dr. and | FOR SALE eae. 141 2 DR. Chevro 1 Going St. 4 dr. Powerglide, radio & heater. | 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham HASKINS seme Cash or older car for equity. 53. CHEV., 210, 4#DR.. Giide and geet Exe cond, Pvt. -_owner, $895 cash, MA 6-2808 "35 migthng ye te i out. at a fe ‘40 AUSTIN Giza THROUGH. ‘51 ~ — £ . $3e6 "53 Piymouth, “aetuxe wagon -, $682 “31 Chey. R & -+- $393 Ex. '52 Ford. Perheas anette ‘Bg Nast Ambussaior An "33 Pord, v3. Sharp 62 Pontia: ns UARRY'S A a A oon SALES CHRYSLER '5?. = iy WIL take trade, | OR 317%. YSLER FLUID DRIVE. Good cond. 200 z. Rundell _ot FE 2-1393. “rome? ue a cease you ae to Lake Orion Motor Sales "Qe" aday. memeen cnet ome 52-CHEVROLETS | -——— ae RON MTR. SALES | B20) 53°C CHEVY $795 NORTH. CHEVROLET POWER ‘FORD 62 DR, R&M~GOOD| | car, ba " 30081, OVER- Tirectisnals, windshietd CHEVROLET fees a rirede, +1000:S. Woodward, -B’ham 62 k- coeeeeen LIN oe. Raven black bottom otcbeth rakes G w lifts Loaded BL 0 Days Te 2-173; =. ’F Spot" Super . _ Market 80 Fine Cars to | : Choose From Hare's: Some fF ‘ValuesHow Do We Do It? _ -CECRE $865 | 53 Pontiac " 2DOOR® ‘ $1395 | -'55 Ford CUSTOM 2-DOOR $1295 >|. ‘94 Merc. |: ire sree Ce ar ~ VOLUME ~ ‘55, CHEV vote Convertible | ‘49 PLYMOUTH 4Door 5 ] ForD Centvertible- 55, STU DEBAKER 4 Door . Pare ee a And F ast | TURNOVER - aah . — (13H (3730) e ] ‘SZ FORD 2Door .......eseeeeeeeeee (37) ane 4303) 90 STUDEBAKER Club Coupe .... (26a4) 5] poxtiac Convertible .:. ~ pag! a and afigr 6 p.m. call LN CAPRI. = M LI 4 dr. ore a nig the way, 8 108. Max R. FE 43566. are 1950 V8 MOTOR. Cees. | BCRP "51 MONTEREY HARD | R H Mercomatic, Ww | FE 2-008}. *. Partly customized, FE 755 FORD SED. DEL. ceptions aan ‘low “mileage. | NORTH _ CHEVROLET | Never tenes or Titled | 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham & H coes 31 Willys — Wagon _ 1956 Sh ater / BLACK ai ~ ieaDe i miles. R&H, ‘es almost new. i $450. EM : cary 30 “FORD. A BARGAIN” UTO ~ OPASS. STA. WON _lss4 oun ih gr Meal & ra Ford- “NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Weedward, -B’ham+- sed FORD CUSTOM 8 RADIO & | eater. No money down. irene tee. $1380. 1 1950 MERCURY. = f0aT. GOOD GooD. echanicail oe Top carrier, R & H. after x “0 p.m. PE 8-0864. 1955 MG — PF-1500. EXCELLENT fual miles Cali arr gee 41954 NASH RAMBLER Continental) kit. tinted windows, Nery good Ne ag ey | ‘82 PACKARD 300 DELUXE $365. FE 2-008. 113 FE. _Rutgers. me _ PACKARD CLIPPER DELUXE > oe miles. R&H, Ultramatic, W.W., new paint, Priv. +” sho EM_3-2972 sl se YMOUTH «DF R & H Good trans a Porte, po. $225, FE i ee “PLYMOUTH STATION WAG- Sport suburban, 4 dr., noting push-button drive, | Bret — con eben new ¥ for $2,100, Call MA e1 +1200 meet ‘96 PONTIAC EXECUTICE UP TO $900" 0 DISCOUNT "53 PONTIAC & $805 | Chieftain 4Door deluxe @, Hydra- | | matic, radio and { _hoveial value. NORTH CHEVROLET | 1000 S. Woodward, B’ham 405 | oe; A que apace ‘® Piymotth, na apres nn 7 Save $ Milford, a 4-285, Open 8 to 9 CLEAN 81, FORD, RADIO, HEAT- ll PE 58-4876 power steering: Be Shores Drive. ~ 1954 PONTIAC STATION WAGON wer brakes ‘and ered tae? owner. ‘3 ) FORD CUSTOM LINE ; DOOR ‘63 FORD, oPR.8 GOOD COND. FORD, 4 Bok i, clean, rae Call Fe 628i 6, Ren. ww, $1,075. | MArKet 42801. ee) Fag s DOOR, GOOD CONDI- 1955 PONTIAC 4 DR. STAR CHIEF. ino p gy ~2 One owner. _Clean ¢ ce PONTIAE , STanCaey DOOR ed. 2350 miles OR © 4 DOOR CATALINA "Gombany official’ ‘93 Olds . $ 995) - 1 is ions + Sev IBLE WILL Ss -Take over payments. OR 3-8115. ‘| CHEVIE COUPE. VERY | i056 y= gend tarongnent,- FR 28. a ee ee Se * amount of ‘66, PONTIAC, NO. edit 2- DOOR 93} Merc . $ 845 Deluxe “Holiday. Sedan ‘55 Merc . $1695 "55 Olds . ‘55 Chev . $1495, Hardtop ‘SS Fotd . $1545, Convertible © ‘SS Pon. . $1595! 2 Door 1805 SPECIAL 2DOOR | |'S5 Buick. $2195| $1895 | “99 Buick $695 “53 Ford | 2-DOOR SeFod 3905 SLIGO 3 Door 'S4 Chev . $1045: Station Wagon 04 Cad. . $2895 Coupe 54 Olds . $1495, - | 2 Door ‘94 Pon .. $1345 Catalina 53 FGrd . $ 745, $595 153 Chev . $ 845, 53 | Pon . » $895, -@ Door '03 Cad . $1895, Coupe 2 Door | 5S Pontiac omnis | '$4.Chev . $ 905, STARCHIEF CAT, ‘54 CHEV ROLET Convertible see tee eee ee eee eee eee eee eer ewes Pa uss, MERCURY -HARDTOP | mm 2 pare Se cee taterer ww. 55 DODGE FDOT ean Seo 56 Olds - $3195- : oe (3877) ‘93 BUICK 4Door ‘53 MERCURY Club Coupe 90 BUICK 4Door eee. eens 3360 . emits “Cy Owens" Your Friendly FORD Dealer - _ 1478. Saginaw St. FE 5-410] eet 8 A. M. to 9 P. oe oi eee ee Ce or a) even eeres PE 59-3588 $1495 | ‘54 Buick — SPECIAL 2-DOOR '52 Ford © vs. 2-DOOR $2095 '55 Olds HOLIDAY HARDTOP | MATTHEWS : AND HARGREAVES SAY: ["OK" Used ( Car Is Warranted , In Writing ~ 91S. SAGINAW $2 PONTIAC 2-Door & .........5. 0000, $648 Tone SS. —————_ New Covers --Checked Gnd Rechecked for 2 Es TAKE Fg 1 Grace River. Pn. Roahvitie, FORD ZEPHYR 6. 1953 | 54 FORD CUST. V8 — COUNTRY; SEDAN ‘ g. SB 5 nam a HURON ITR. SAL. Ly KAISE R $195 eda hn Tires | like ew N ORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward, B'ham custom with Bae. 1948 | PONTIAC CONV, GOOD CON- “ dition a 8135, OR 3-4814 _after 5 p 1951 ¥ PONTIAE RADIO & HEAT- No mone: PE ete er. ———. 5 pg and save oan - tesoee to anouee —_. ‘West Side Used Care \ardtop, a ales, new car waranty: Aas : SAUrs. bine ‘ign = 886,822 a | PONTIAC #70 BLACK CAT. 386 288 COUN- | _H. P. Strato-Hydro §2 PONTIAC. a-i COND are anteed, new tires. 'S3 Pon . ; $ 895 ‘52 Ford . $ 495 ower features. *|'52 Buick $ 695) | wan a or a PE 42389 after 36 popes ‘pe a pee RIEMENSCHNEIDER | '52 Pon .. $ 895 | ‘91 Ford . $ 395 . “s Door |'51Cod.. $195) ae ee bes eerice te Take Advant- age of Ourl |October Clear- ance Sale... Hurry Over to TSI Buick $ 695 “wz'S) Hud . $295 LANE vic. R $2388 ‘5L.Chev -$ 445) ‘50 Chev . $ 295| 50 1 Mere . $ 245 2 Door an 49 Cod . } $385 “Oo JEROME | ees i isi sane : = ees wee *tee © oe aw PRR ee 53 3 Buick $ 895) 2 Door $995 '54 Chev. 3-Door 4 Door Station Wagon 4 Door Hardtop 3 Door DELUXE 2.DOOR > $795 ‘93 Buick 4.DOOR 'S5 PONTIAC 870 2-Door F N & IVORY. Radio & Heater. Hydramatic, mium W ail Tires. Low mijeage. 55 CHEVROLET 8 Convertible 2, Tone QREEN. Dart Greei Top, stands ra Shift, Radic & °35 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hardto $1795 = awl & frome: 8 Cyi.. Power Glide. Radio & Heater, W/Wali "34 CHEVROLET 4-Door 210 ALL BEIGE finish. Radio & Heater. Very" clean throughout. "52 KAISER Manhatten 4 Door, Radio & Heater. Needs some body work. ’53 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-Door _ gon No wragah 8 & IVORY. Radio & Heater. hd GEte. Covers. CASS & OAKLAND | 3 PONTIAC 2-Door 8 . * Btone 2 BLUE, 20,000 miles, Original Finish. Radio & pas ‘S *54 FORD Custom 8 Tone GR: "#0 puick K Super. 4 Dhor ae ——Apotiens Radio & Heater. Dynafiow, "bine new. 85 CHEVROLET 4Door 2, zone GREY ee B/Air 6 Raiio & oo iks "51 CHEOROCET ter. 2. oakgiet =_—- _ Radio & Heater. ‘Sootiers eee ee ee ae a : eee eer eene eee eee ee a am. + Deer, Radio & Heater. ~And As Usual A FINE SELECTION OF ~~ —r tO. Ke | Used Trucks : | MATTHEWS HARGREAVES re ee ey ene enews ee ee a ad ee ee ee | Lon’ Se 6: 2 Door. Radio & Heater, Ford-o- "4 CHEVROLET 210 ee ee ee teehee eee ee ee ey i fab « s * THE poNTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1956 bare 3 4 ‘ 4 | ATTENTI NTION | ‘| DEER HUNTERS! | The above 1930 Model A Ford Pick-up goes to best offer as of Can be. seen at Detroit Sportsman Congress Clubhouse, Nov. |. Dequinder, ‘2 Mile South Yates Cider Mil + ~ Channel 2-WIBK- v | Channel wwi- TV -- Today 's Television Programs - - __, Programs turuished by stations Usted “tw honisthienenenlienhdlieentatiiiied ene et * * | “The trouble with th Mary Mar Martin, | and I really like |said another aoe Gaara that she iplayed the part with a — faccent, Maybe it’s just because ilive in the New York area that I 1, Channel J—WXYZ-TV Channel ‘—-CKLW-TV idon’t think a Southern accent is TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | Theater. %:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. (4) ever.” (4) News Williams. ¢:15—(4)} Weathercast /¢:20—(4) Dolores. (2) Gov. G. Mennen Committee. 9 or) (2) News cotics FIRE G SAFETY SALES and SERVICE FEderol 8-655) : — *° The w cae “Maybe 6 a (2). TV 11:90—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) National’ Erwins. (9) Film Fare, Morgan. — eH ~ i Pane ae News. (4) News. (2) News 12:45—(2) The Guiding Light. | gubi ly. :30 ; : 1 ender. 4) 11:10—(9) Weathervane. 1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Charlie) i : Juvenile Court. (2) Range Rider ' 7) My Little M Only one of the elght tapped cerned about whether she's un ique. . hte Wr Oi, 1:15—(7) ‘Studio A. “Astonishea! Puasies. ( y e Margic..5 we say in the poll business) | 7:00—(7) Kukia, Fran and Ollie. ss rs (9) Goipg Our Way. | -(9) Headline. (4) Michigan Out-. Heart” (9) Crown Theater. A i:39—(4) “Mystery Mati ‘a. failed to praise Paul Douglas, who of * poste Life.’ (4) 7 d Aent/ Wrought. to television the role of | doors. (2) Dr. Christian. Mac- ne Qwn and Stars on Seven. ~dap ag a Brock, | donald Carey. - + Country. (2) Miss Fairweather. 2:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. ao = [a Broad — [7215—(7) News. ; 11: 20—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. Hollywood Story. (7) Lady “i rd played _ pgai80—(7) Lome Ranger. “Quick- 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater! Charm. 7 sand.” (9) Million Dollar Movie “Centennial Summer.” Shore. (2) Sgt. Preston of the ss a Look for us neor & TV SHOP (Since 1928) ne ighiend- ma. oR TV, RADIO & AUTO. RADIO SERVICE 5"; Waterford Township Hell Picture Academy. SANDERS RADIO ——<'F45—(4) News 8:00—(7) Circus Time Your Life mings Show Dragnet. $:00—(7) Wire Service. (9) Motion 7:55—(2) News. (4) You Bet Farm Report. (Color) (2) (@) People’s troit. Choice. 8: 00—(2) 9:25—(2) Republican National Com-' " Today. mittee. Comm. D. D. Eisenhower. Shorty. Playhouse 9%. Husband." (2) aeeed — 1 Committee (4) (Color). Video Breakfast. Playhouse Day & Night Service Do-It-Yourself p(t) Dine Dong Schoo. on OIL BURNERS TUBE TESTER = | 10:30—14) Bandstand. We Service All Makes— bet Williamson Is Our Specialty! Dean — FE 5-7721 “You Can't —— For-) Family’ Theater. Roy Rogers. 10:15—(7) Republican State Central 16: 30—(7) Confidential File 10:55—(4) Republican Nat.-Comm. | “Too Many Husbands.” (4) Dinah u; :30—(4) Tonight. Yukon. : FRIDAY MORNING 6:50—(2) Meditations. (2) The Bob Cum: ¢:55_(2) On The Farm Front. 7:00—(2) Good Morning. (4) Today (7) The Big Show. Captain Kangaroo. 8:30—(7) Wixie Wonderland. “The Country %°®@—(2) Cartoon Classréony. Sage- brush. (4) Rom per Room. 0: 00—(7) Republican State Central 9:30—(2). As The World Turns. (7), FRIDAY Ss NOON 12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. Tac Dough. Pierre Radisson. “Nar-, 12:15—(2) Love of Life. jfunny. I mean I think a Brooklyn accent, such as Judy Holliday had, \ jis funny or something.” (4) Tie .“You mean,” a man said, Viewers » Greet ‘Born Yesterday’ With : NOT IN. THE C. ladylike in her characterizatiori-of the famous dumb blonde creatéd by J udy Holliday on the —_ and screen. — Mary Morta'e paca of Billie Dawn in the recent television version- of. “Born Yesterday” dis- - appointed some of her fans.. They thought Miss Martin was too (9) Adventures of a so-called Brooklyn accent con- about Tugbo , — my R dic “De -_ Some Register a T 0 ay’ s Radic rograms: | — 7 eee = WON, (1400) WIBK, (1490) 4 “says i garaia -.4-. CELW,. News ‘ WCAR, Lott WXYZ, Wonder’ See, | Oke eae, | ERO | EE wa, z Skid: News McKenme) WOW Spout re WAR, News, Bob Allen Criticize Wary Martin WJBK. j : wis | WIBK News Reid : WCAR, mews, Al Crane exw “ted Me Le WPON, scram . Howe ge A Men va in Her TV Portrayal of renad I ” e 20-WIR. Dinner Date WJBK, ‘Teen Lite ww Parade Prva agence ee Billie Dawn : ¢ 11:06—WJR, News Mulholland CAE ei tiee, |"Wwal Wicking nour | SRW teen Berit. | Wve "Rowe: Winter wank Don McLeoa CREW. Hews. Sports: “WCAR. News, Roundup Gace Gees, Bad Devinn By CHARLES MERCER - AR. News, Al Crane WJBK, News”. WOM, Unecramble WCAR: News, Allen NEW YORK — Eight Loy m4 em oo WCAR, News, Spinorams. | 9:20-WJR. Jack Pesey Tempo \searcely constitute a quorum for WWi Thre a ee fe eee ; ne See JR, 2nd Mrs. Burton a publ ta, "Mickey 11:30—WIR, 10:00—WIR, arthur Godfrey {WIR 2nd Mrs. Burtow a public opinion poll. But here are -4 ey Shorr ae) See ee PIS corn | wate te 2, News, Win' jthe opinions of eight concerning es News; Kaen * Ted McCoy CKLW. News, Bom tetes WCAR, — “Born Yesterday” -as presented . > Bon tan rene WJBK, Mickey Shorr WJBK, News, ‘Don " of Hallmark Hall- of Fame Sun-— WCAR, News, Spinors: w wee ea %: IR, Pat one _Sun- Pri ewe, Ouest Renért . | WPON, Spotlight, News tor Piuaay ww, Five oe Ree day evening: . tt a = octet ‘ - os, EERE EY | vumar wommve |"ECEAEE, Geter | Bae. pee Ee | Two eninped i thoshiy, = WPON, Pas) Heatter $00 WJR. Jim Winall WCAR, Musie in the Air WEAK Move, Spuserama ‘including . this viewer, suffered $:00-—WJR. Amos ‘n’ Andy 2. Fred ott Se a tela oh ce oe (from. varying degrees of disap- ww, Otidersiseve CKLW. Rooster Chub CKLW, ; ae Uihies Mouse” _—--(pointment_ with the Garson Kanin CxLw" Qitictal Detective | WCAR, News, Colfce WOAR, News, Bus CRLW, Bédle fase = comedy. : CWI, Sk eet | ome WIR Velen ef Agriatt Mebaly Soy Mileéy | WrOM, ews i “= ° 2 3 Conversation = | WW, Bob Maxwell MGRTE ewe Portan | Mie eaceenee st Bangs All the disappointed expressed ay w JB, News ela CKLW. een, For 2 be WaxR Sports ‘great admiration for the talents : : 2 8:00. » Call Tune, News WPON. Scramble, News = WCAR News. Spincrama Of Mary Martin, who played the O.F.C. means Original Fine 00 WIR, News; Jeep 1:00—WJR, Jim Vi vaipat 2noon WPON, Tem ipart of Billie Dawn, But all. felt ‘anadian. It's the fastest-growi Eisenhower WWJ, Bob Maxwell arte 4:36,-WJR, Music Hall he failed + al the Canadian. it's “growing Cue Stare ap tareeet WXYZ, News, Wolf 12:00—WJIR, Jack ‘White or Jim : is © equal the role of Canadian whisky in America today. WIBK. of Nation apf bal Rowe. Teey Devs WWJ, News, Faye Elisabeth | WXYZ, ae, McKenzie 'dumb-smart, tough-tender me Try it yourself. Enjoy its incom- | WCAR. News. Spinorama WCAR, News. Coffee ways = at Pome gg ha Se which Judy Holliday created on parable lightness... its distinctive Prrlatagaitin by ant Music Hall WJBK, News, Tom George | wwJ. News at 5 Broadway and also played in the of flayor. Lead Questioe Cc LW: Terr ‘O'Dell veoe ae Saw WXYZ. Sporte movie version elegance i wae er Wsbm: ie we ry : WPON, Audi | KLW. and 5 | . : *Wm.A Jensen,well-knows photographer | Sixt Best Bande WCAR, News, Clem 1228—WIR. Time for Music| WIEK News, Don Mcleos | The trouble with Mary Martin, MMPONTED CANADIAN WHISEY.ASLEND | SaRS, Tose Lite tee WIR Jack White | CKLW, Bud Davies WPON, Tem though it’s not really a trouble,” ONE reek c, |MaewIR Denger ” | Se, St uneer | Geox eos mmemme | Nae wom, Mae zal [sald one woman, “i that she's a i 2 * ws, . 0 : ‘ ’ SCHENLEY DISTILLERS CO.; N.Y. C, Z., Meet: ‘Mervens CKLW. News, David 1:00—WJIR, News, Gal Sunday) WXYZ, News, McKenzie lady. And Billie Dawn just isn't— : WXYZ, News, Surreil WJBK.. News, Reid WWJ, News WPON, Tempo, News jin fact, she ain‘t no —- zai 1 é > Grandma Digs’ River Life By JERRY PETERS of The Saginaw News { ott the dredge Mrs. Conrad . strictly a homemaker. She loves to SAGINAW UF — Don't call her ‘a Cook but hates to do dishes. She iveys a toughness of spirit and a Woman doing her job jtenderness of the flesh that’s ex- 12:3@—(2) Search for Tomorrow. lactly right aa role.” i Lain) (4) Today's. i Film. (Color). Matinee. (4) It Could Be You. The Big 3:30—(2) The Bob Crosby ‘Show.| (9) Howdy Doody. ' (4).4:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (7) | Ramar of Jungle Chrd , 4:45—(4) Modern Romances. $:30—(4) Republican Nat. Cong. %:55—(2) Animal Time.. a '§:00—(2)° The Early Show. Comedy Time. (7) Mickey Mouse (9) Dance Party. 5:30—(4) Gene Autry. (7 The 2:36—(2) Linkletter’s House Party “0 Temes Ese" s: Dinhtheria Victims Pay off. (7) Afternoon) (4) Family Stricken 4:00—(2) The Brighter Day. (4) Queen For a Day. -(9) Justice diphtheria victim are in Herman (4) Today In De- (Colt. . "4:15—(2) The Secret Storm. It is the second instance of.mul-| 4). ily were hospitalized last week. Deputy * * * Qf course that job is bossing a HUSBAND HELPS dredging company and Mrs. A few weeks ago her company, Carland Dredging Co., Inc., was | awarded a $259,300 contract to dredge a 65-mile inland. scenic waterway at the top of the Lower Peninsula. The project is for the government, Mrs, Conrad's fav- orite customer. * * * Glen Conrad of Saginaw says she ago “that Fiverboat queen or try.to be funny has a dishwasher in her house in at Annie. She's just a Golfside, Saginaw’s tp residential area, and a cleaning woman and a yard man Since her marriage two years to Conrad.. retired head of ithat's what I] meant,” ‘she said realizes that’s highly unusual work Consumers Power Co. here, her | | for a woman. But she's not con- business duties h have eased up and | her. husband has: taken over some of the company responsibilities. But Mrs. Conrad has a book- keeper and auditor to keep rec- | erds and she maintains an office on the dredge. She does all con- tract bidding herself. ~~ Because of her marriage Mrs. \Conrad has become a grandmother | ‘of four lively youngsters. But) Mrs. Conrad, who grew up in grandma has given strict orders, ‘Toledo, never expected to end up that theyre to keep off the dredge as boss of a 13-man dredging crew. during working hours. DETROIT (INS) — The mother, She taught ballroom and interpre- * *« ®& Detroit tive dancing there before her mar-! ‘wother and sister ot a lage to Howard C. Carland. son Keifer Hospital today after tests’ f & railroad pitractor. ‘showed they have the tlisease, too. WIDOW ‘CARRIES ON 7 When they moved to Saginaw in tiple cases in a single family. |1934, Carland entered the dredging Eleven members of another fam- business. After his death in 1935, his widow continued a project he'd Health Commissioner started, gredging the Dr. Charles P. Anderson said tests River. ‘have been made daily on family jmembers of all persons: = the (7) Theat: . 10:00—(2) The Gery Moore Show. Not Insurance Firms! | (7) Story, paris—Because-of-increased-in-- jury and damage payments to cent immunized. f holders of policies covering motor- idisease. Amos School, where several vic- | tims attended, {s-almost-160~per: , Saper Kem Tone Sherwin Williams ww. Haren ®. ser! Anderson also reported: that the | limit. She says ‘she had misgivings Pacer taking over but finished the job within the contract time | Saginaw “I'd learned the business. course, from being around my hus- ‘picked by Previous, Owners. e 2 * contract - to jband,"? she said. ‘“‘The Army En- " lgineers gave me advice and | followed it. In 1939 she successfully bid a dredge the Saginaw River turning basin which allows lake freighters to turn around for \return trips downstream to Sagi- inaw Bay. we then the company — been occupied with government | f and private dredging projects around the Saginaw Bay area. The firm bought another dredge, | a smaller one, for the inland water ae job. Besides snagging (clear-| ing out debris) and dredging a) five-foot channel, the job will in-| clude pile driving, driving steel sheeting for breakwaters and set-. ting markers for boatmen. { The company. has a year to complete the project. Most of that time Mr. and Mrs. Conrad will be on the site. The boss, probably in knee boots, will oversee the .work from the of new dredge, the Mudhen, a name ~ e '« ts Said Mrs. Conrad, “T'd prob- ably have chosen a —— name.’ UM COLOR snd bach snd wtite “pith pour ht BILL LUNI intr STARRING iN THE SEASON'S PREMIERE OF 8:30 for with GUEST STAR Johnnie RAY Channel 2 1957 the new shape of motion from | ore ror CORPORATION) THE FORWARD LOOK cY CLONE Direct From The Factory For a free estimate, phone Dial Operater and Ask for: EN 4642 (ne tell charge) 1923 Hanceck Ave., Detroit 7, Mich. Open Sat. Mornings ONEY DOWN UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION rey AMUFACTURES CYCLONE Fence — MUNTZ TV Member of Oakland County c&vtv SERVICE Electronics Association FE 4-1515. Open Eves. Till 10 P. M. 158 Oakland: ' With Technical Advice Seven. r ay oe ome vehicle accidents, French insur-! Opes Evenings ‘tii 9 a ae rare ance companies ran @ deficit of | aacee to Fhe HAMPTON ELECTRIC ( Tike It Rich. (7) Robin 30 billion franes ($85,715,000) in the [RT v a W. 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