' tims of a rush-hour crash of two trains in thick died in the rush-hour crash of two trains taking com- muters atid Christnias shoppers to their homes Salvage crews, moving through a nightmare scene ———* of fog and twisted metal, ee = brought out 73 bodies. Rocket Explodes "2" rE = mangled cogches. » in Texas School | r=. o. si ce oc -. . | 1109 seriously hurt. Determination Instructor of Chemistry’ or the final toll of dead and in- Class Killed; 7 Students’ sre may take several days. — ‘ ay : and legs of still bodies Injured in Blast . ae ea alae ent : : shattered roofs of the coaches. up istry ; * anda Atomic search S oot ileal - pea | Grawiord, 17, were, torists aind the curious. fjured. The other five the kk was, it po ag ge being even worse, for _ Moltums necked mouth inje and See | 7 Ae ¢ "the chemistry class were gathered) Yongon airport : around the teacher on the school 0» uses grounds ‘when he struck. a match On the River Thames and in to the opening at one end of the; the vast port of Lindon not a rocket. The match went out ship moved. fill said, “the a second Pieces of iron went tions. The roller skate, wha feft of it, wa: away.” |W — The. United States| | | 10th Civilian Arrested; Satellite’s Official Title to Be ‘1957 Gamma’ _WASHINGTON (INS) —The Defense Depart- ment announced it will try again te launch the first U. 8S. earth satellite to- morrow. A brief state- ment said only that the for the daylight hours of Friday.” CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. called off its proposed test launching of the Gamma baby moon last night only 50 minutes short of the tar- 7 The combination of a Tuesday didn't miss the -mark in New York yesterday. The sea- son’s first snowfall, a very heavy one, left scenes like this one on which skipped south of Michigan The city measured early afternoon. — nearly six inches of snow on the ground by Area Battles to Clear Record Drifts | NEW YORK (P—A bright - sun returned today in the Season ‘snowstorm that lashed the east coast from Connecticut to Virginia, causing 10 deaths and fi i is AP Facsimile backs, however, with slush underfoot and countless traffic snaris. i is n, eS : * * * _ The United Textile Workers Union was suspended last night. "|OUT FOR ACTION Repi ‘licany Chairman Ar= gm ‘tp | .|the goods and told of similar thefts '|two women employes of Teamster Union units in Detroit Bi in Man's Killed s. s a He : <| ; J Land we 2 = . ) har : i % : + i Ee as 3 Courts Call Witnesses By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS said) ‘Teamster chieftains James R. Hoffa and Dave Beck! were faced with big problems in court today. At the same time, AFL-CIO President George Meany issued an ultimatum to the Teamster Union to get rid of Hoffa as president or be ousted from the giant federation. At the Hoffa wiretapping trial in New York today, testified: yesterday that they never gave anyone per- mission to listen to-their telephone conversations. Mrs. Judith Seymour Wall and Miss Bernice L. Burridge were Rising Temperature Tonight and Friday distribution of groceries. Soviet Launches Surface Vessel : today for cross examination on his ‘testimony that James ®. Hoffa used hand signals to control the Miami Beach Teamsters Conv Reds First With A-Ship. en- 2, Col. 4) (Continued on Page Ki ” seph H, Tusly, was struck Fa receive, threw an 81RD. a ‘ Ber nal it- leaders but they bad taken overikilied By an auto at’ 5:50 p.m.|man Cleanup brigade onto fick Air For C30. heh comment is Sn. eny way (ins y UTW: shows (Cupane oo ye 2 OD yesterday while he crossed 13 Mile/St™eels. Through the night snow. accused ame i oF * * © . pon rac ow 2 Tusly, 55, lived at 21906 River! the city received 7.3 itches of én “ee — : at William Beaumont Hospital. fall, topping the 65 mark for the Te can ees oe ae Beier So aa date set in 1911, The. storm ended James R. Hoffa ap gg agian The ‘driver, Michael F. Cox: a5,(2t — i last night. Very sters Union and escape an expul- seldom is a storm recorded of 285 John M, Clawson, told State Police he did not see Tusly until he was too close to stop.. It was today dark at the time of the accident.| Cox is expected to make a state- ment -to the Oaklaid County Pros- ecutor’s office today, for Missing Girl, 7 SYCAMORE, Ill. @—The communitywide search for a missing 7-year-old girl continued today as the FBI : : ~ de } each. tere, Bakers mperatures expect oined the hunt and police expressed belief evidence in- ,, tl nial Dinner Jody hh cites Woodrow ¥.IN8 ineey and Textile mre the Pontiac ‘area the Use " _~ Fol vated a ieivaashie teri abla es Imo o. Soulliere, 39, of Fair Haven, ajDistillery and — bout 1-|Weather Bureau reports. Tonight/¢r@l District Court wiretap con- : A ie ats 3 warehousemanyat the base, was ar-|unions. They. compre tS miflicn| will be partly cloudy and warmer|spiracy trial. of Hoffa, Teamsters Police said they had found no clues in the search for ! 7. “ se (nt late. Jat OE 2-9 members. with a low of 30 degrees. - The day president - elect; professional wire:|the child, Maria Ridolph, iain fo onor broomile i PE qn a weet | sk * in Pontiac was cold and cloudy. — itapper Bernard Spindel; and Owen|Who was reported missing . 4 eres ioe : valued at more than $4,000 was All Dive enioun. juve’ boss water], cere, St be venay ctealy Ba ccnemen — ag ore Ann Linn os ne = 8 : recovered from homes and lock- ; continued milder Detroit Teamster Local 337, : . The North Woodward Republicun Club Will honor] ers of the “accused persons,” |" = congressional investiga-|or 44 to 48. Again tomorrow night, tor Gane Lempert Oakland County's Congressman William S. Broomfield) The loot included food, clothing, |tio¢t, especially being charged vu ioe a tele a6 nettoad of cee ae eareey ae with a dinner at 7 p.m. Monday at Adrian Cotter’s Tav-| %; Palat, tools, office’ supplies, !nefore the Senate Rackets Com-|" "ne outlook for Saturday s/t tap illegally telephones in the (questioned apwretins of Sis iin. : ; : sports equipment and stationery. |mittee with misusing union funds tr agen : : t headquarters (tions, merchants teenagers in ern, Twelve-Mile and Woodward. . ‘ fer and : ~ |eloudy with . Sycamore and nearby commiuni- 3 ‘ An Air Force spokesman said powers. & “Twenty-five was the ‘lowest re-| front January 1953 to last May | ° __. More than 200 state and-county officials and club i tal ane ce Seang- eqpeunent--itud-tei leceind eatpeninere in: devutown|-Sh_nitat thay Sine talieted. OfOM members are expected tv be on hand. President Gustav AFL-CIO Executive Council had Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. At 2) In Washington, a Yonkers, N. Y.| Hundreds of volunteers in this __G. Scharff will make the opening remarks and County suspended the textile group and ‘p.m. the readihg was 25. . Teamsters Union official returns Hiinois city of 7,009 aid- ae Se Richard L. Dick, base execu- LONDON (AP) — Russia scored another first today, F SHOPPING ienivarg and Sheriff Alfred Diesz i 4m jaunching the first atomic-powered surface ship. =, appeared almost mediately possible to estimate the] “The 16,000-ton tcebreaker Lenin slid down the ways ih fmm ten ye one a tae eee fe ee en eee os earth dad : s oS (Sr 2 So : i its frozen north coast. 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Ae, ve | Scrub to Get in Top St CALGARY, Alta. @® — To| Department, now on a tour housewives who aim.at top phy- | testing physical fimess of Cana- sical condition: Get down and - dians, ag ee pea. aan a ome ot the best exercises This advice comes from Dr. are hands ' Doris Plewes, consultant f0F | fog: scrubbing motions,” Canada’s Health and Welfare eave. Mazey Defends | si * Ss * s== ‘Take a mother,” she says. UMS Leaking Valve Halts | Says Only Intent Was to Launching. of Tiny M oon Solve Reuther Shootings DETROIT @ — Emil Mazey, secretary-treasurer of the United ! Auto Workers, yesterday defended the union's tactics in attempting coud get the Totoot rocket i Jn to solve the 1948 shooting of UAW), adia = ROBERT L. GANTER Baer | number, height and classification— ident Walter P. Reuther. es 2 Appointment of Robert -L. Pane. testifying at the ciccutt| eats ee a ae as comptroller of the GMC 4 court trial of & d's million dollar oom iam Eye Tiles wes aera : —— : Pie ah} o president of General Motors and|Donald, organist and choir master|damages estimated ta en aa ieee ‘a 10% sald: ea = He that general manager of the division,“ jot St. James Episcopal Church, dition to 22 Ses" Fans, PPPTTTITITITITITIITIIT TIT LL “We weren't dealing with Sunday the lest range, 5,000 miles tur} Ganfer, formerty eomptroiier ofithe, Women's Any ei oe aucanabte D Colored Case — Leathe ; school ponte People who are|into the South Atlantic from the com-|the D’elcg Appliance Division,/S¢nt Nioma Sherman, soprano, i ae wet GOED . ee . = involved in raurders never teach)/test cer had been asked rocket | ._N. Y., succeeds Vin-|the boys’ and girls’’ choirs in a ; aL ) ; Sunday school. to give the satellite project the|made ready for functioning. At\cent'P. Blair, named- yesterday as|Public Christmas ‘concert. '; , {best time available for another!the end of the ‘countdown; the first|general manager of Delco Prod-| The affair will be held z Mazey was on the stand f0F |otiort © : . church Undercroft at 2 p. ‘ of: the three rocket stages wouldjucts Division in Dayton. x ms 3 the second full day in the trial be d off and the i “’ lowéd by a tea an hour later a of the suit brought by Carl OTHER MISSILES WAIT ee Beers. } - deviegi- ke ®t ee ‘: Renda against the UAW, the Cape Canaveral is teeming with/ "ould start tts 300m climb 10 Ganter is 43 years old and’has| the annual Sweet Sale, z Wayne County prosecutor's » test missiles—Army Jupiters, Air . fe + 21 years of service with General| sored by the Auxiliary of : ? x city and state police. _. “}fForee Thors and Snarks, assorted Motors. He was- ™ipolitan Club Spirit No, 9, will Sheet Relstany ween = Renda based the suit on a claim|N@vy. weapons — awaiting firing There were delays, and the pro-iOhio State University in 1996 with/held Friday at the Detroit Edison ‘ladies. - Color dial, “metal et of tion in the semaine eee ae Oo oe re ge Ge. aes eet ae Ger [ Ow Foom on Mereill street. Coe ceescceonoreocoooccooncoeoooeeoeoeoosese come & ' | Under the joint chairmanship ! es Expansion ; Band — Waterproof Heavy Sne _ |B Razors .. BUY NOWS 5:40 .p.m., 6:30, * * * President Plans - \Long Weekend “was 16 solve the shootings of 1 Gettysburg : a : li il der, sent word t6 reporters th the President was “feeling fine.’ * * * The President's doctors have or- dered him to take it easy for sev- last couple of days has been just about what it was before he was stricken. - o> tion winds, or on another day the| this morning finally removed the forecast might skip the precipita-| train above. _ tion question, forecasting only| The two trains piled up and an ouds, These “hedges” usually|overhead bridge smashed down on mean the forecasters are uncertain them early last night in near-zero tics claim the official forecast-jpailway junction. ers should attempt to cover, all eee ow . o \ s “Layne to Appeal Trial . = Date to Higher Court “\fires for warmth. Youngsters ing well and said they N0| cooked hot: dogs. of the slight stroke he : * * — ok: = a Novy 25. At the end of} 5, ee ge “|cameramen who stayed to the extra passengers at end on Bird—Wateh cae Shewtihearing the evidence without al ev" ,esaeas all reported delays. eral weeks, but his work load the'cay 1 “We would have had the thing ~ Tschedule because of the thickest}f0 dit iy TIdnIght,”" one "man fog in recent years which envel- .|the union again to avoid any se- part of the population of thig area a view of the cape launching area, The test center itself is closed to the public. Newsmen joined the public in “birdwatch- ing’’ from the beach. toon ie he inanaing, tmp SQUEEZE OF 3 Trials | Danvers it pily the wind also rose. Winds_of 15. miles an hotr can make diffi- it. bd * * Throughout the sunny and into the moorilit..night the beach aréas fronting on the cape became crowded with automobiles! jand people. Groups of residents banded to- gether at beachside spots to build Vanguard was to be launched — protested that the military did not inform them when the shoot was off but left them standing in the d Reporters were told that the fel G. Mazur of Buffalo,- N.Y., After all, the long hours of de- lay were a part of every new pro- gram, and the inevitable product of growing complexity, head of the project for the Naval sengers were stranded on a |i 4 + |Research Laboratory. Bes: nae = wea oe ok 7 emg ever New : 100 Commuters Die _____ & __*_%--__| 6 tor testimony it hopes will be | York's Jamaica Bay as trains ; 2 Among workmen streaming in convicting stalled on an overwater section : 1 T H W k ’ Thorne after the exhausting hours| sters President Dave Beck Sr. of | of frack where snow and ice z in rain rec : polled mmc Torn ge Apes bcp te ene th ee aoe becom ae ta Ss expressi of confidence that the sengers there : (Cinitnand: From Pads One) jest attembe Soak be enonteald, The witness is Martin Dutfy.! pours, 4 “ : H loading and then the unloading of liquid oxygen had been a hazard- ous, tiring and messy job. * * * There was grumbling foo at a reported decision that the launch- about whipped it we hadn't had| AFL-CIO Convention ey Opens in New Jersey! (Continued From Page One) cret_baliot election_of new officers. ‘progressively 6:45, 7:40, 8:20. jin General Motors. central office. 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If pro football is to con- tinue, the bums should be cleared — ~ out. * : . * * ‘When Parker said in his own words that he had helped defeat the Lions against both the Bears and the Colts, he was indicating that perhaps the game was not on the level. The Press does not believe this. - This is the type of action that will - eventually start the fingers wagging —- that the games are loaded. x «k * _ We feel that it is high time Mr. Be. tightened up on the “action does not call for ~ ‘The Man About Town all foreign aid programs. In ing Parliament recently Britain’s pressed the urgency when he said: — “Great changes are required along with adaptations of many _ of our most ancient national tra- ditions, beeause- communism, in_ its evil way, is dynamic and if the free peoples of the world are to defend themselves they must de- velop an equal dynamism.” ee Se ee All proposals for the Paris meeting are intended to strengthen common NATO strategy and policy to combat the world strategy of Communism. - Biggest in State Oakland County Plans to — Become Its Top Ski Center Winter: One of the finest sea- sons of the year — if you'll help make it so. = What was developed in one season in- to Southern Michigan’s leading ski re- sort, and drew the biggest crowds of any such resort in the entire state, is ready reins for the good Of the game. _In the past the Commissioner has ‘attempted to cover up tirades and fights on the field of play. This he has attempted to do by control of the TV crews covering the games, They have had orders from Bet’s office to switch off of any fight action or serious injury on the play- ing field. . * == This proved tremendously un- popular with the fans, and rightly so, since in many cases it had a di- rect bearing on the game. This year the edict has been eased, and the fans have witnessed the game in ii entirety. . Sie , Ps eee OR Now the Commissioner has another problem. Get Parker in line or give him the heave ho. © NATO Paris Meeting higan and alk Foene Poste PE baiet 3 “ i. The North Atlantic Treaty zation (NATO) nations have decided to go ahead with plans for the De- cember council meeting whether or not President Etsennowrr will be able to attend. “ The need for complete agree- ment in defense planning 1s urgent in. the light of Russia’s lead in missiles and other weap- ons. Co-operation also is needed in sharing nuclear information and in establishing a NATO wide approach to. basic scientific re- search. sae x * * The 15 nations comprising NATO are determined to safeguard the freedoms and civilizations of their peoples and to promote peace and stability in the whole area. NATO ~ stretches 4,000 miles from Norway to Turkey and has an army of two mil- ion, including 250,000 Americans. Its American, Brifigh and French fleets are in the Eastern Atlantic and - Mediterranean. It has air iieets, mas- sive military stockpiles, communica- tions systems and scattered land and sea. bases. ; "Inv addition to mititary-matters the THE PONTIAC PRESS. Published by Toe Powrme Parss Company" a W. Huron 8. ‘Pontiae 12, Michigan Trade Mark Datiy Except Sunday vsent, Bassett Ns Joux A. Rrer, ag Vice President Assistant Advertising and | Director Manager Howse A. Frreematy nm, Bart M. Texspwett. - for at least 100 days and nights skiing during the confing winter. It now merely is waiting for the proper weather. It is at . Mount Helly, beside the four-lane Dixie Highway, 18 miles northwest of Pontiac. During the past few months the entire ski area has been further improved The slopes have been made longer, wider and smoother, and now are completely safe. According to . ; Morton Graddis, who ploneered the project and is presi- dent of the Mt. Holly Ski Club, Inc. all slopes now have power rope tows and are excellently lighted. The beginner's area with its slow moving tow is a fea- ture. . The snow making equipment is in readiness to keep the slopes in condition whenever the natural snowfall ‘is not ample. The project includes a lodge and. restaurant, ski toggery shop, ski school, parking for several hundred cars, and every other facility for the accommoda- tion of this exhilarating outdoor winter sport. 2 Last year over a thousand skiers were on the slopes at Mt.. Holly during some _days and evenings when the season was. at its height, and the attendance often . Daily snow. conditions there may —be—determined—by—phoning LI 5-0711. : : Awarding the prizes in ‘our postage contest is being held up by a few of the contestants fail- ing te send in the manner in which each of their combinations was determined. If you reported over 700 combinations, you can disqualify yourself by not doing this. : The 16th anniversary on Saturday of the attack on Pearl Harbor brings vivid- ly to mind my visit there three years ago. Standing beside the hulk of the Bat- _ -tleship Arizona, in which 1,100 of our young men still are entombed, pauses an. ordinary guy greater than anything else I ever have experienced. The visit on the same day to the grave of Newsman Ernie Pyle in the veterans’ cemetery in the crater of an extinct voleano also was a solemn enduring incident, go, Trying to stump me, Glenn H. Durkee County. It was land who held the office tor eight years after the county’s organization in 1820. Next! _ One of my highly valued fellow workets, and the giver of tips to tells me that he saw a sign in a Detroit apartment house: “Do not shake dust mops out the wi- dows.” Get it? I didn’t when I read it over the first time. After seeing deer tracks around his: home for several months, _. Clarence Lovegrove of Waterford never saw a deer—until the day after the season closed, when a beau- tiful buck was quietly sniffing at things ination of ___make__ this _column _ interesting, —-—— , Take It = 4S NATO: David‘Lawrence Asks WASHINGTON — Why shouldn't the NATO meeting be held in Washington instead of in Paris? This question is raised now not because President Eisenhower may ra ‘riot be able to go * abroad at this time, but pri- marily because: there is need for bipartisan unity in the United States. It will not be attained just by adding a prominent Dem. ‘ ~ ocrat to the ion ats American dele- LAWRENCE _ gation. It could be achieved by holding the meeting in Washington, where Speaker Sam Rayburn and Sena- tor Lyndon Johnson—the two- Democratic leaders in Congress together with the chairmen and ranking members of the two foreign affairs committees could _sit in on important conferences with representatives of the other NATO governments. President Eisenhower could then give more time to the business of NATO, whereas in Paris his time would be limited. If the arrangements for the Paris. December session, then the meet- ing could be postponed till January. It is far more important for the cause of NATO to get congressional co-operation in the United States than to hold a meeting now abroad that can be barren of results. , money and has a good deal to say about the implementation of . foreign policy. . . Today the Republican Party con- “candidate for the presidency refus- ing to go along on the American delegation to the NATO meeting at Paris. * *+ * He doubtiess was under pressure from some of the extreme partisans - who fear that if Stevenson becomes too intimately identified with what is done at the NATO meeting, it will deprive his party of a chance to play politics with the adminis- tration’s policies in world affairs. But, -realistically, does Mr. Stevenson represent the Demo- eratic Party teday? Can he speak for it? Isn’t Speaker Rayburn er Sen. Lyndon Johnson in a better position to speak for the Demo- cratic Party, especially in Con- sy, Fellows — Congratulations -to the teacher who had the courage to speak his mind. It would be interesting to hear how our teachers feel if they There is at the morient an er- roneous impression in this country — and abroad that, if President Eisenhower goes to Paris, he can accomplish something of a miracle Dr. William Brady Says: Tea, Coffee in Moderation Healthful for “I have been raised to believe Grownups Bolling Grives off the aroma into Sa he have. It was atrocious. The parade t i | HT i bought some merchandise from what we thought to be a good firm, We found out later we didn’t need the “RELGEE - ih T Bae ; : J iy that tea and coffee are stimulants the air and extracts bitter tannin. itself was very nice, but why neg- 44VV you please explain why you say they__are healthful to adults. (never boiled) DR, BRADY: coffee contains about 1% grains of caffeine. A cup of tea approximate- . ly a half grain. : of history and helped te bring on = ee ee vee ee ee : for adults Moderate use means. the R Dlicans in Congress and ) or three cups one’s favorite es sliebedodaadaiy. 23 ha n the days this. Health beverages for growing witnessed the sorry spectacle children, at home or in school, are of a former Democratic Party fruit and- vegetable juice drinks, : ; ilk. Milk as it President and Cireulatior Manager W. Preeceans oe Advertining | ry end _ Manager Rosesr B. Tox, Groner C. Tneaw, Managing Editor Entered at Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter ‘Thp Associated Prene is entities iv to the pk Kg RN te Fo fh AP other places

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This is the type of action that will eventually start the fingers wagging that the games are loaded. . : kok * We feel that it is high time _ Mr. Bext tightened up on the ~ , eestent ane Pustuner, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1957 are intended to st all foreign aid programs. In, address- ~ ing Parliament recently Britain's ‘Prime Minister MacMILLaN well ex- pressed the urgency when he said: | “Great changes are required along with adaptations of many of our most ancient national tra~ — _ its evil way, is dynamic and if the free peoples of the world are to defend themselves they must de- velop an equal dynamism.” es 2 + = : _ All proposals for the Paris meeting . common NATO strategy and policy to combat the world strategy of Communism: ‘The Man About Town Biggest in State ~ - Oakland County Plans to Become Its Top Ski Center Winter: One of the finest sea- sons of the year — if you'll help — make it so. fe What was developed in one season in- : to Southern Michigari’s leading ski re- Take It David Lawrence Asks NATO: ‘Parker’s action does ‘not ‘all for’ ‘itions, because communiem, in: 5 Be S Easy, Fellows sort, and drew the biggest crowds of any 8 such resort in the entire state, is ready - ’ for at least 1 ays an . | reins for the good of the game. = ~In the past the Commissioner has attempted to cover up tirades _and fights on the field of play. This he has attempted to do by control of the TV crews covering the games. They have had orders from Bgtv’s office to switch off of any fight action or serious injury on the play- ing field. * BR This proved tremendously un- popular with the fans, and rightly so,-since in many cases it had a di- rect bearing on the game. This year 4 the edict has been eased, and the ‘ fans have witnessed the game in its entirety. - 2. Now the Commissioner has - another problem. Get Parker in line or give him the heave ho. — _ NATO Paris Meeting of Utmost Importance The North Atlantic Treaty zation (NATO) nations have decided - to go ahead with plans for the De- cember council meeting whether or NT a not President Etsennower will be able to attend. The need for complete agree- __ ment in defense planning ts urgent in the light of Russia's lead in missiles and other weap-' ons. Co-operation also is needed in sharing nuclear information and in establishing a NATO wide approach to basic scientific re- - search. x * * The 15 nations comprising NATO are determined to safeguard the freedoms and civilizations of their peoples and to promote peace and stability in the whole area. NATO . Stretches 4,000 miles from Norway to fleets are in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean. It has air cieets, mas- sive military stockpiles, communica- tions systems and scattered land and Sea bases. ~ ' young men still are entombed, pauses an Its American, British and French “THE PONTIAC PRESS vepet. Basartr, jon A. Rerver, Executive Vice President Assistant Advertising end Advertising Director Manager ; How. Prreorsatp fae, M. Teeapwett, ; Yice, Provigent = Gireviation Manager jouw Ww, a Advertising ; “Gecretary and Bditor Manager 2 — - Bntered et Post Office, ser as qeevad siees moteer news printed to this ‘Se ems coomalgee sauce: MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU oF Pontiae 12, Michigan — gary. of Oxford; fifty-second wedding anniver- Bene { meee cv Ne | \ y / a : ‘ \ nes ‘ skiing during the coming winter. It nov merely is waiting for the proper weather. It is at the NATO meeting be held in Washington instead of in Paris? Mount Holly : This question is raised now not beside the four-lane Dixie Highway, 18 miles northwest. of Pontiac. eye ces See der reaped During the past few months the entire @ abroad at this ski area has been further improved The time, but pri- slopes have been made longer, wider and marily because smoother, and now are completely safe. there is need for ‘ ae spiel ‘rea Morton Graddis, States. It will not who pioneered the project and is presi- be attained -just dent of the by adding a: Mt. Holly Ski Club, Inc. ee ocrat to e all slopes now have power rope tows and he dele are excellently lighted. The beginner’s : area with its slow moving tow is a fea- agate og woe holding ture. the meeting in Washington, where The snow making equipment is In Speaker Sam Rayburn and Sena- readiness to keep the slopes in condition whenever the natural snowfall is not See cin oe i ogee ' er Wi bie rmen ; mene aie oe ‘Sanne? mpeg — ome ey members of the two é * foreign ‘affairs: committees could parking for several hundred cars, and sit ia od important conferences every other facility for the accommoda- ith representatives of the other tion ofthis exhilarating: outdoor winter NATO governments. — - sport. ‘i President Eisenhower. could then . Last year over a thousand skiers were give more time to the business of on the slopes at Mt. Holly during some NATO, whereas in Paris his. time days and evenings when the season was ould be limited. at its height, and the attendance often =. ® exceeded 10,000. Dally snow.. conditions ; ed If the arrangements for the Paris. LI 5-0711. December session, then the meet- irig could be postponed till January. Awarding the prizes in our It is far more important for the postage contest is being held up cause of NATO to get congressional by a few of the contestants fail- ing te send in the manner in which each of their combinations . was determined. If you reported over 700 combinations, you can disqualify yourself by not doing this. that can be barren of results. _ What Europeans do not realize is that, under the American system of government, the execu- tive branch, which handies The 16th anniversary on. Saturday of endl: and has a good deal to ‘the attack on Pearl Harbor brings. vivid- ly to mind my visit there three years . ago. Standing beside the hulk-of the Bat- Today the Republican Party con- tleship Arizona, in which 1,100 of our trols the executive branch, while ordinary guy greater than anything else I ever have experienced. The visit on the same day to the grave of Newsman Ernie Pyle in the veterans’ cemetery in the crater of an extinct voleano also was a solemn enduring incident. This sar Ba Europeans in 1938, —— Trying to stomp wie, had a Someliinda Cuong whose Glenn Hf. leaders were miffed because he William Morris who held the office for eight years after Bb $s eupgert Ssurioah Gireg : the county's organization in 1820. Next! into the League of Nations—a _ One of my highly valued feliow of history and helped to bring on ‘ workers, and the giver of tips 4o World War Gi—has been attribut- make this column interesting, ed r mee mento tell : the as in Congress and tells me that he saw a sign in a the Dessseratic Detroit apartment house: “De not ; shake dust mops out the wi- In the last few days: this-country dows.” Get it? I didn’t when 1 has witnessed the be read it over the first time. After seeing deer tracks around his home for several months, . re Clarence Lovegrove 2 as of Waterford never saw a deer—until the day after the season closed, when a beau- tiful buck was quietly. sniffing at things in his back yard, 5 | Verbal Orchids- of 603. LeBaron St.; ninety-first birthday. *™“ _ Mt, and Mrs. Clayton Jones _ 7 of Oakwood; fifty-first wedding anniver- Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks ’ ara ¥ i WASHINGTON —-Why-shouldn't- tor Lyndon Johnson—the two- be far that-they— they are healthful _ eee dead hr thee Sa gO CVE —— sorry spectacle. children, 1 of a former Democratic Party f mt ing to go along on the American delegation to the NATO meeting at Paris. * * * He doubtless was under pressure from some of the extreme partisans who fear that if Stevenson becomes too intimately identified with what is done at the NATO meeting, it will deprive his party of a chance to play politics with the adminis- tration’s policies in world affairs. in W ashington? 7 at a NATO conference must be Dr. William Brady Says: Tea, Coffee in Moderation Healthful for Grownups © “I have been raised to believe that tea and coffee are stimulants and are not healthful. 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A few vears ago, ‘up a corporation te handle the dis- Sean Gy he _. “When you take! care of these needs, you put them’ back in operating condition.” And so each year the checks go/ out, usually accompanied by a note: specifying what the money is for—| a wheelchair for a cripple, a type-| writer for an invalid. who wants to’ be a writer, a train ticket ‘to re- unite families. He has friends in all parts of the) country helping him find the most. ‘deserving cases. And he has set tribution of funds, with “Santa Claus"' as the official check sigher. SPREADS THE WORD lars, he has another major aim— however, a wrFiter tracked him down and found behind the white: beard and the rumpled red suit a) trim, youngish radio executive with a big salary and a novel idea of how it should be spent. MISTAKEN IDENTITY He got the idea back in 1947 when he was staying at a hotel and by mistake received a telephone eall -intended-for a—famious- movie actor in another room. 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He- continued: “Tt seems te me that the popa- : lation of this country has & con- : siderable predilection for trust- ta ing essentially stupid people and = mistrusting these whe are bril- | Hant.” The University of Chicago pro-| fessor and scientist who is leay- ing next July when he reaches the eompulsory retirement age of 65 to join the University of California, warned in a paper read recently to 1,000 members of the Central As- sociation of and Mathemat- He if i capacity, Because of this’ fallady, he said, superior children have td adjust their pace to be less capable - and learn to be indolent. Urey sug- gests grouping children on the; _ basis of their intellectual ability OTHER MISTAKES. —That the purpose of education | ‘ is to develop personality and~ not) : primarily to acquire knowiedge.- |- —That children should never | face a definite test of attainment or be required te face the dis- ‘Eppointment of a failure — un- | less they desire to be athletes. | Dr. Urey also was critical of college students, saying that most, Lodge Denies Staff. }- Kept Him From Ike “UNITED NATIONS, WN. ¥. @® —! Chef U. 8. Delegaate Henry Cabot) C4 last year’s Suez Canal crisis. } Democratic National Chairman/ Paul M. Butler said in Dover, | N, H., Tuesday that Adams, the President’s chief assistant, had! barred Lodge last year. Lodge replied today in a state-) ment, “To say that Mr. Sherman, Adams evér prevented me from cE talking with the President is fan- f tasitcally untrue,” he said. I have’ from talking With the President! and it is crueliy unfair to Gov.! Adams and to the devoted men) and women of the White House staff to say that I have.” Tebaldi Cancels | Met Engagement for This Season NEW YORK i® — Renata Te- baldi, the Metropolitan. Opera's: star soprano, has canceled her) operatic and concert appearances for the rest of the season because of the death of her mother. 1 x* * * @ The 34-year-old Italian singer is) fiying to Ttaly_with the body of her mother, Mrs, Giussepina Te- baldi, 68. - Mrs. Tebaldi, who died Satur- ‘day of a heart ailment, will be buried in Langhirano, home town . of the Tebaldis. Funeral services °¢ were held here yesterday at St. 7} Patrick's Cathedral. a * * * i never been stopped by anyone) ~—"fiudolf Bing, general manager) of the Metropolitan, _ announced Miss Tebaldi's decision yesterday. Expressing sympathy for his, star, Bing said “Miss Tebaidi needs the comfort of her friends’ in her hotneland.” He said she will return to- the Metropolitan next’ season. 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Wt it the Little Miss Revion Doll? ” _ Guards, a company named for | : She's a miniature of the famous Ideal . 10%" _ Slim a a ic Toueh’ body’ jointed at woist, “Wasi ge Little Miss Revion in her. bra ond gi co ees ly for ber by SFoneht’) dene. voohed . heir, closing eyes, and wears © pair of high-heeled shoes wardrobe that pr ae ‘tie elie formal, pel pers to aor : | Chose from hundreds of costun es , 150" to o5398 ; eke Ti 3 Fur-Like _ . : 8 Candidales Seek Orlon. Pile Lined... Carey's House Seat. ) 2-Pe. Hooded. Nylon ieee SNOWSUITS ! | cay aac aux $10.98 : threw out the nominating | @ Toesty-werm _ Setitlon ied by Duane B, Jas- @ Hand Weshoble — per, 29, a Dethocrat; on the | @ Sizes 3 to 6x - . ground it contained 68 invalid ie Red, Navy, Charcoal or Red Plaid i Deimocrats on the be | ‘TODDLERS’ 1-PIECE . ballot are} nae pueiaons. cat f NYLON SNOW SUITS _ A. Smith, 50; William A, Ryan, 38: Henry J, Mariotte, 35; Glenn T.| Reg. $5.99 4. 99 , Lettie Jr., 26, and George R. 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While 12 Sets Last... ~ CHROME DINETTE SETS — sold t$79.95. Your Choice. . Be here early tonight or-tomorrow as we only” IZ of: bestinsssies edhe at this’ ow price ) +L table and dcheirs. Formerly § 49” : With ‘This’ te. son seek cs pcdaatat Buy, tis new furniture thet will make your home begutiful, ot ° sensational savings and get a beautiful NATURAL RANCH MINK SCARF os a surprise gift. . .. ABSOLUTELY FREE! Shore in these — ‘esteened) with p : urious 4-ft. te; $229°> 2-Pe. Living Room Suite or Sectional Saye.$50:29 on..tHese gorgeous-creations.. Famous @— Kroehler construction. In your. choice of covers - Ss and colors: _ YES! MINK SCARF FREE .with $298.00 Purchese! Big Roomy Swivel Rockers _ With foam rubber cushions. _For- % 88 merly $69.95. Limited number ¢ on 49 gale now-ot-. 3%. JUST ARRIVED — NEW MIRRORS — PIC- TURES & FURNITURE ACCESSORIES THAT MAKE: THE HOME BEAUTIFUL— LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! . | Rane we aes “Wi pes Lane Wawa Neer —E. na &! 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YORK—De you have the ~ Do you have the necessary poten- tial for a top spot in the executive list for Yule —. * * With these facts in mind, safety engineers prepared a safety check- tree: of ty flood lamp eight 10 put a or lawn, so the light casts a giant shadow of the ‘cutout on the hose:|denbrook house in Luebeck, after - ©. F _ |which Thomas Mann entitled his! For still more effect, put a col- ored light directly behind the cut- ean’s tomorrew’s TV. today! Actually one- . third smaller and lese expen- sive than any other of its type. You'll want one with you wherever you travel... indoors or out. Now G-E TV goes where you go! World's lightest weight, low- est ocst for truly portable television. Features rugged, built-to-travel cabinet, built- in antenna, two-way inter-—#} ference protection. 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Sizes 10 to 18 strapless bras 154 No Nylon Tricot ge fe Others 3.98 to 9.98 Double quilted arian tri- cot duster with nylon ftal- feta lining. Floral print or =r 98 White rayon. etatibades cotton podded with loam rubber, held firm with underwire. De- tachable straps permit use : under every type outlit.., same sus ther at warty sey Royal Purple nylons are beloved by the woman of fashion who knows each hour of the day, each degtee of formality, each color of the : . fashion scope, has a hosiery RM lps sarc ess And they'te more fun to give | painter Ploatie Keupecke box. - Toasty warm, handmade in Italy in lambskin, lined rabbit’ tur. A simply wonderful buy! Black, brown, red, opaco. _ moke thoughtful gifts 3.99 wallets for gifts! take advantage special savings 2.99 plus reg. to 7.50 French oe, billlolds, in sah leuther. . Decodaled or plastic. Black, antique, white, pastels, colérs. 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She'll love her cotton and sill | = : *with the belling skirt you adore a > ‘us » ia hsaneiae day. Plaids, = +» Still fashions’ favorite for all your * YS | 7 stripes oc solide im tater style, x occasions. Rustling fabrics Uy rset "weg 1. = Be, . _ ssfetive colors. sparkling accents. “gift hankies at very special savings 39¢ or 3 for: id teq. Se to Ste’ s Hankies you'll tuck in Christmas stockings, slip in. with cards! Cotton, linen, a baa Pee ee fal yea OG - payon and cotton fabric Many more pretty holiday dresies, (@ #8. _— ma & ‘ Prices from 9.98 to 12.98 l/ \ | _ honeylanes | reg. 8.98 now ‘6.77 b. Honeylanes for reg "lel gapulae ait td on pe. : _ styles... in colorful, durable cot r + gaat holiday shades. | to _ 4.98 values for 4.44 ° Pity Eerste vei ot thttagns color shot with nlver. Crisp, textured Seperate peticoat. Sizes 14 to 20. e. The perfect gift. Honeylane ees cotton duster with smart contrast = po deg 2.99 , e. Hand embroidered orlon® car- digans with mock fashion detail are always popular at Christmas. Bricks colors “hee Oe | *DuPont's ecrylic fiber brilliant collection : ‘hand- “draped — fabric hats | 250 They’r re the fashion hit of the season, re aS these little hats you'll want to wear /_ at all the coming festivities. Come / choose from the newest colors. bw . color effects...back-swept and sidé-swept . models...made of lustrous raygh etme and ieee and senliny bojidey. fabrics C hildren and Puppies --Yule Combination Children and puppies are a fav-|a chihuahua - sized At this time a child's demand is hard to resist. Unfortunately, Nel e can’t comply with this sea-| sonal requirement. Therefore, it’s)sonalities and » ee important to shop early to getthe patible with ~~ de, tee . gh FTX : = ty In fact, according to dog care|sedate child or risky ie € et -» & puppy is onelterrier or setter which requi rae : | present that should be chosen long/plenty of exercise may 00 ge ‘otes, Wee ake our re! before Christmas Day, taxing. +e %, . ye The excitement of Christmas i Day is hardly the best time for. a introducing into his STiSe use Poe Paes, | Choice of 9 Sale Darpets -- INSTALLED | Dec. 2% is preferable. 4 | Random Texture “Park Ridge” Carpet aopipen’) = Rayon and nylon, 5 dec 99 Carpet rayon and nylon 79 Be, orator tweed effects, 3 sol- forms swirl design. 5 ids. 9, 12-foot widths. In- tweed effects, 5 solids. 3 stalled. $Q. YD. widths. Installed. : “Crestfield” Carpet “Super von: Wool Pile Wits All wool looped suriace ‘49D Wie wool and i, Sg Tas po TT? | pile in multi-level effect. Texture, pr pan 4 colors . . . installed. and leat rv Ma ra stalled. SQ. YD. pr SQ. YD. “Heatheridge” Carpet “Belfast” Capa a. cae Heavy imported wool Wool and erie, lo 99 If size of the home is a mily. suttace pits ture, floral, leaf d wy, wool, m, aflon sideration, find out how big , : Sibbdetel effect. - in 3 widths. Ins ' @og will be when- he’s colts. Installed. $9. YD. SQ: YD. “$9 yp. To try to cram a great Dane into! d'oeuvres. i ° : IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR HIM! —/ "100% DuPont Dacrom RAINCOAT > ‘ HG Canister or Upright Cleaner or wear. Unconditionally ry ed e , guaranteed, PA Yes 7 New Floor Polisher ¢ of fy AZ your Shae ea. What a gift for Mom . . . 1 of these Ken- 9 many Ja thooe Ken * This raincoat Is os practical as it is hand-. some. Sheen like Do- | cron is rich, silky. Light and comfortable. Packs neatly into handy plastic zipper carrying case. Use our convenient lcyawey. A smell deen wit ld oy : sia | ROTARY ACTION eee ee _ ONLY $5. DOWN - LOOK! LOW PRICED! KENMORE he. ine AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE - @ Machine winds bobbin automatically! : fees | @ Hinged presser foot sews over pins, seams! HOURS 30-60-90-DAY ~ { § , @e of eo © You get modern forward and reverse sewing! Mon, thre Fri. CHARGE ACCOUNTS -} fj ya Og : ae : 12 Neon—9 P.M. 6-MONTH $1 Baia I stow vin: ty Shore’: dow Henmpase sored Wad have’ teks datas eae BUDGET PLAN <3 ; : . «-» have it with a satisfaction guarantee’ you can trust! sige ee ae : Make yout own clothes, clter them, dear thems east Thi AUTOMATIC! Here's vervaiine tek those who want ing machine vet with a neat double lock stitch, has a hae eak Glal. 1. the best! Does all kinds of stitching automatically from matic darning rel edie. ‘ Kenmore’s exclusive control panel. Push button for ° feat a , aan een | easiest forwatd-backward sewing. 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Electric Saw : 15° Was 68.95 iT RPS if ROUTS if CROSS CuTs SS {> IT END DRILLS 1T POLISHES iT GRINDS AY Christmas Town. | in Maryland Always Shown MARDELA, Md. @ — It’s Christ- mas all year ‘round in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hoch- muth in this- ¥ Children in the neighborhood - - : aie Roe antags | => J. | dtop in occasionally to start the ee tp . —_ <= ‘ - + ie : trains running and watch the | houses light up. . ad Use Sears Easy Payment Plan! @ Up to 110 M.P.G. @ 3-Speed Transmission ~ | i | x <2 ee : es ts : me ———_ SS i oe =: = l Ma Ge es 3 : Pe . * Aa / \ leek, powerful and esonomi- Body-Mount Mirrors ALLSTATE Beouty Fit e SS hi yy cet U7 horsepower 4 4500 ee eee ALLSTATE Seat Covers “9 (495 | SA Sa’ wpa “hts ‘a ALLSTATE (4.98 Only 4.79 1987 Styles Installed — ie Sires give a smoother ride. Sure “ oe kick starter. Seimggoloor 4 irda” a Sie z , : taly Perfect for work or = i pon at — dee it “os Deen ote = aoa aie Smartly woven saran plastic seat covers for your car. Patterns school. Segfit now at Sears! | 4-inch non-giare mirror. Also like new a ence in your and styles are in the latest fashion giving any car a modem oe ee ~ comes in color-n-chrome. - choice of 6 colofs. touch.’ Your choice in blue, green and maroon at Sears now! Be Smart ....._Be Thrifty! Over 100 Miles Per Gallon oe Allstate | Nat Morrison. Mepoper STAINLESS {| 3 STEEL 4 Service for 6 Re. 2395 $14.95 y, : | Made in USA. ENIVES =... 91295) eeeeee a | ‘ Gay Plaid Robe of - 100% Woot __ Essentials Handy . Reg. 10.98 . 7.98 Reg. 198 1.66 Delightfully soit, wonderiully. Keeps maps, coins, cigarettes, warm, yet light weight Gay cosmetics, etc. within easy plaid colors wash, dry in a reach. Perfect for trips. Pits on wink Gilt boxed. any. car sun’ visor. - eae ~ Yankees Once, - Lofus-Eaters Sacred Oriental Plant) Has Lost Out to Hot} Dog os US. Fad | WASHINGTON—Bustling Amer-§ : ica was once a land of lotus-eaters, | - As a food the lotus has lost out§ : to the hot dog, but the plant long : held sacred by Orientals is at last being honored in the United States. A lotus festival now is held each) July at Virginia Beach, Virginia, near a large stand of the American’ yellow lotus. eae i BAD NAME if : hes ie , e : ' "in the Western world since Hom-: ; ee 2 ig oe [ies er reported, ‘“Whosoever of them) did eat the honey-sweet. fruit of the lotus . . . chose to abide with the lotus-eating men, ever feed- ing on the létus and ‘forgetful of. his homeward way.” Lotus-eating. came to mean idle dreaming or “‘wool-gathering.”” as Actually, says the National Geo-| graphic Society, the American lo- tus is not only nice to look at, but safe to eat. The rootstalks have, a pleasant mealy flavor, suggestive - @f sweet. potatoes. The acorn- shaped seeds taste something like! “B-Pe. Tool Set. _ Copper Color Mold 4 "Set for Porty Fare chestnuts. They can be made into = : : bread. : eo Be ayy strainer, Crown, lar, Ithted ‘and ge q American Indians prized the lo-. Row re ' Plastic ¥ usehil, sizes. Ring tus as a food, and perhaps traded lotus seeds to food-short colon- ists. ve i Eating lotus might eave the life of a man lost in a march, but garden clubs discourage casual lo- . tus « eating, Though it grows in ponds and slow-moving streams from Ontario to Texas and east to the Atlantic, the American lotus) (Nelumbo lutea) is rare in many | areas, particularly in the North. DEEP ROOTS . 4 Rootstalks of the lotus extend as. se oe ce, : : aoe 4 “si much as 50 feet under the water. : ee PEN sia sey The round or shieldlike leaves: ; og | , he e oh generally rise above. the surface, | instead of resting. upon it. The’ flowers are pale yellow. The seed pod has-a flat-top with perforations revealing the seeds. It resembles’ a giant pe ; ile Moe aa tla Motorized Brazier aes 7.8 with 24-inch one e ser ney: 3395 22.88 67 Beautiful chromepiated match- ing pantry-ware thot stays Nickel-picted grill revolves, The American lotus is prob- | | bright, won't rust or siain. odjiusts 2 positions for hect ably not at all like the lotus men- | , t 1195 breadbox, now 888. control 2 wheels - transport tioned by Homer. This may have 4) Reg. 6.95 Dispenser... . .4.88 grill with ease. Steel hood. + + fry pan cooks with controlled heat _ toaster adjusts automatically to bread \ Give this automatic skillet for carefree’ 4 She'll be extra grateful for your cooking! I1%-in. size holds 4 qts. She'll thoughtfulness when you give Ken-. use it to fry, grill, bake, stew! Signal more. with Radiant Control! “Senses*’ light shows when ready. Immergible surface temperature of bread and ad- for cleeming. Complete w/cover. justs to give uniform toast always. 2 lotus symbolizes purity, since it ; springs from slime with its beau-’ ty undefiled. SEEDS DESSERT Chinese lotus - eaters slice and) boil the stems, and use the seeds as a dessert, The Chinese rt -—a-medicine-and-cosmetic,—and- leaves as wrapping paper, ‘makes perfect coffee every time - Portable hand mixer is a real pal Give her a Kenmore coffeemaker and 1 ;, It's a little wonder for the innumerable. : watch her expression of delight! It's 88 mixing jobs around the kitchen! Com- Syled-ot gteaming chrome — pares with mixers costing 15.95]. __ plate on solid capper. Signal light Weighs only 3 Ibs. 3. speeds handle ~ghows when coffes's ready. practically any job: mashes potatoes, beats cake batter, - pathologist Horace V. Wester of | " i the National Park Service suc- . : =e A homemaker's dream ... our : copper-bottom stainless steel ; tween 836 and 1,250 years old. : The seed coverings had become so tough that Wester had to cut them open to start germination.’ Descendants of these aged lotus! plants, born in the 20th Century by) : ee —a “Caesarean operation,” are) @ Always bright . .. easy to | flourishing at the Kenilworth Aqua- f clean | tic Gardens in Washington. — = i @ Heats evenly . . . cooks fast Buy now at Sears low, low price! Just when you want _ this beautiful ware most for gifts and for your: own holiday entertaining. Saucepan,_ skillet, double boiler and chicken fryer included. Have it now. Bird Starts House Fire FRANKLIN, Ky, @ — Dropping burning cigarettes in bed isn’t re-, stricted to people. Firemen called - to extinguish a blaze in the eaves of a business building traced the fire to a cigarette a bird had Pick- | Y ed up and carried to its nest. i ; washcloths. ‘b. 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There is ture geered to today's functional a of work fighting insect pests living. fertilizing and keeping weeds trom, getting out of hand. i are” © _ (carefully tended, just as any other/ ; “Milde yeas, somewhere between |!#™ crop has to be tended to do| Foreign-born popwlation of the $006 and. 16,000 trees wilt be | best sold area, A lot of the tree farmers are\cént within the last decade, ac-| Goalion tie cee [ie etter Weg ewe i 7. ‘covered wagon, the buggy, the: At the tutees, a tebch Se cleevell callaiie nl Gis ied « propelled “ht completely of brush. scrub oak and river boat are all: inspired : ‘farme in the Santa Cruz Moun-isecond growth timber. Then the| sranepecte he TES ceed sa won, alee es ee ee ro 2 Y There's a drum model inspired: by Revolutionary War styles. The; U. §. has decreased almost 20 per { PEDALER PACK — Looks familiar. Seems St. Nick is taking a spin around the Christmas tree before depositing his many bundles. Bet he will leave this middleweight model to greet some, starry-eyed youngster. git Mee | | : : ! i 2 - tity +H | : corn of spices used in cookery today, cD carl aa Ia? a Saftron is the most expensive; The The U.S. Navy launched its first and saw it down, they haul it back to the farm, where the price is fig- ured by the foot. “Tt's-a@ perpetual operation,” Nielsen explained. “We ask the Attribute Carols fo St:.Francis “Legends Recall Monk as Originating Custom of Yule Singing —__—ne—legend attributes the first Christmas carol to St. Francis of Assisi. The story is that St. Fran- | cis built the first creche and __igtarted ‘the custom of singing | carols around’ it in the 13th Cen- tury to combat a heresy of that time which denied that Christ was Divine. 2 ff 2 ~~ Although this -¢xplanation of carols has an etigaging logic, they attually predate St. Francis by many hundreds of years.- Carols) originated also as early as Christ- mas became a. asad feast in the —fhese i. eatty anh the word carol comes from the Italian “carol- are” meaning a “dance ring.” But dancing was frowned upon — _ y-the early church as irreligious and that part gradually died ost. Most of our traditional carols are drawn from British and continental hymms written. between 1200 and 1500. Many of the most popular] ones, however, date from much/. more recent times when carol-sing- ing underwent a great revival. z “es -. One of these is “Silent Night.” = esd reads like a fairy tale. the verses of the world- famous carol The same day he sent them fo his friend, Franz Gru- her, organist and schoolmaster, , a few hours wrote . Hours later it was firs¢ time—in the ‘organ broke down. As the organ) | mender worked in the church, he _. . heard the,carol sung many times, : and it-so appealee to him that he learned Lat. ieee es . ~~ + thal, ihe sang it to the four Strasser ‘sisters, who toured Germany = = we * and it be- “game popular all over Europe. It ‘wad not until after Mohr was dead. and Grater was an old man, that _ the trve author and comiposer were . sang for "Gust before Christmas the church| _ | Returning to his home in Ziller-| Wonderful’s the word for Cheerolet’s new ) wagons! They’ re boldly beautiful | tured grace. They’ re_boldly: ‘inadeaevel with new ideas that make loading easier, riding smoother, driving happier. And they’re almost too new to be true. : Meet the year’s smartest station: wagon set! Chev- - rolet brings you five new wagons -“ low ane a with news. Two new Yeoman oo Smee egal ond Salone Sean Smart, ee "They're more than nine inches longer, dramatically lower. Graceful gull-wing contours accent the rear, and a new, larger liftgate curves around at. the : corners: Safety plate glass in all windows gives you crystal-clear visibility. MaGRY dia Miceli ween are the most practical beauties that ever took to ~ the road. The new, larger liftgate is hinged into the roof and raises completely out of the way for ‘easier loading. gneeenaee seySpening eligte, qe No station wagon built ever - carried loads with more ease or passengers with more comfort! Chev- rolet’s new standard Full Coil suspension cradles you on deep coil springs at every wheel. And you can have a real air ride as an extra-cost option. New Level ‘Air suspension almost makes bumps a lan a an Oe ORE EM You can choose from two- or Seana: six- or nine- passenger models with livelier V8 or 6 engines. Stop by your Chevrolet dealer’s and look them over. 7 See , Your. Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer = The new Nomad—the last word in station wagon style and | _ distinction... 4-door 6-passenger. * i ® _ NEW YORK (NEA) —, Good) ro : accessories are dmong the top ~* three Ohristmas gift items. But” “camera stores show only about a 10 per cent swell in sales around Christmas, indicating our addic- tion is year-round. 3. You can forget about all those mumbers and amounts becatise no- body knows exactly the extent of 4. Besides, the changing camera market means that we will prob- ably buy more equipment for more money this year than ever before. Or, in the words of Erich Hinsch- feld: “Once you get a camera, you've had it.” . * e * Hirschfeld should know. He is the president of Willoughby’s, the world’s largest camera store. A walk through his store and into the-strange world of stilldife turns} : up a pict of fierce competition, |* amazing g.and hopeless ad- diction. While this country leails the world in motion picture equip- ment, film and photographic chemicals, most experts agree and 35 mm. cameras are foreign- made. Even Argus, this country’s principal producer of 35 mm. cameras, makes no claim in this market. Undisputed leader in high-quality. reflex cameras, according to pro-| fessionals, is Germany with brands like the Roll eif lex. But German’ leadership in 35 mm, types is to- day being. challenged by Japan. The competition between them is the dominating force in the chang- ing American camera market. While Japanese manufacturers { Never’ iiind the common! where he's been . do not see an immediate future) when they will have driven Ger- man cameras off the market, they claim one major success in the SOME ADDICTS AT THE CAMERA COUNTER "Nobaly knows aE ie EP ene” turers has come an sina cameras throughout the industry, and an all-around higher 35 mm. competition: changing American camera habits ¥ po th in Japan” stigma was the first step. “Instead of hiding the fact,"’ he said, “‘we pushed it. Onde we bad the prof newsmen sing our cameras in the Korean War, we-trad—proved-ourselvesAnd—we had given the American consumer a choice on the market?” Since the days of Korea, his camera has been climbing into the ‘quality market by. steady 50 per cent gains each year—more than enough te shake German reliance on their years of prestige. In addition, more and more German- made cameras are be- ing used with Japanese-made Nik- kor lenses. * * : ’ has ‘always wanted,” ‘the |by’s Hirschfeld said. ‘‘No aptitude? From. the competition between) versatility at lower prices. * £-F + “It's exactly what the American eed American preference. for 35. mm.) Willough-}. "The list ran on and on. A professional news photog- vapher trying to get through the crowd to the lens counter, sand it this way: “It's getting so that .ndbody knows where “he’s been or what it was like until persed tpn oe developed.” . i Tiny Farms Are’ \|Among Toys . for Toddlers - instead of riding, Jegible efforts. * *.2— No matter. Click: And there's a carne e Added to camera-and-lens de- velopment, he said, was in- creased time for ‘picture taking in this country plus American development of color tim. One of the camera store’s execu- tives with catalog in hand led the way through what he called. ‘a Jogical path’’ for the photograph- iwants the Poon from his hobby. * * “Lets say at starts with Nikon's SP because it's the newest 35.mm. said, ip ap aged 5 The toddler who likes to tele- a sstinenoanerdns = DECEMBER 5, 1057 SPATTER . ASPHALT [FLOOR TILE Counter Tops— - Vinyl or Inlaid clea Armstrong install It Yourself LINOLEUM FLOORS. This beautiful material can be used for your floors or asa counter topping. in strips 2 feet wide, in a choice of 6 colors. funning ft. key is sremed. er — for_any photographer who silos, tractors and cultivators. A series of specialized farm trucks: are designed to transport cattle and poultry. A miniature corral is complete with blooded out for the Christmas spending. Our photographer will probably want a couple of the 16 supplemen- stock for the young rancher hankering to put his brand on nam steers. “That was Betty. 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It’s Filled With Cookies | No Trouble Finding Help to Take This Tree, Down PIERRE, S.-D., @—There- isn't a light on her Christmas tree, yet Mrs. Ray J. Rummel has so many admiring visitors she has them |” register. — . It. takes this Pierre housewife, working alone, several days to decorate it. But she always has scores-of volunteers to help — down, : are dreaming of a white Christ- ‘mas but have no hopes because you live in a state like Texas, here’s a way to have snowflakes ‘The “wumber of storybook be - {Decorative Snow DALLAS, Tex. (INS) —. If you| first - PONTIAC P 4 . liam Lewis of Fort Edward—the witnesses—in the space for the bride and groom. ‘ oe: ee Perley corrected the clerical ey- ror and sent a new certificate to the Eldridges. Second. Wedding Certificate Sets Record Straight LEBANON, N. H., w—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eldridge of Fort Ed-| * = Hedwig Roszkoski 4 honeymoon/Ke@p Hose in Bag Hosiery won't snag in travel bag jnside a household plastic Toys for Little Girls. ‘Are Real Utensils _ The little girls in the family who : in Card Signing tend to. domesticity won't be dis-| Father's Name _ Comes First Father comes first when it dren first’’ slogans, a card “from all of us” starts out with father’s signature as the head of the house- hold. "Mother.comes next, follawed by the children in the order of their ages, regardless of whether are boys or girls. Grown daughters can remain adult : gether at ; | Provide a mouth i | Comes out striped— / % pink and white s with magic pink Stri a nd, it has the finest cleanser known.to STRIPE KILLS BAD BREATH 20% 0 ine tense taove STRIPE de. AND DECAY GERMS germs than any leading ‘toothpaste plus a mouthwash! 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SHEERS. wen eee e Bring All Together in Fun : New Compétitive Games | Family Affair This Yule | , A very large group of casements, nets, Games will be a family attair domino principles, provides a fan | etc. in Fortisans, Rayons, Cottons, Fiberglas—Both Solids and Prints . 1 One Special Group A Glosheens | and card games child; Sports parlor ‘games whose resiling and comnting dlls|vérgions of ice hockey, : and Chintzes One is Giant Steps—a board * *« sell for . version of the faverite pavement Consideration for spa timit f suitable for every room. aos Sia 16 aed pisces to dit REDUCED - REDUCED ey ere ee ee Es (oe oa po" ae Le SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, DECEMBER. 6, at 9 A ae, . . SPECIAL PURCHASE - ANNIVERSARY: TWEED | 3 sem aie tgp ly won't miss. Every item is page is o genuir reduction from our ‘regular igh quality merchandise. We invite’ you to's Baca hana A sturdy all Wool Twist by Lees. Available in rose beige or | : Oe. charcoal and grey tweed. Specialty priced for this sale at FE 4-0516 HEAVY WOOL AXM pene in the popular Pyramid design. A good buy at the regular price of $12.95. Now completely installed oe our best $2.25 rubber pad and tackless installation . 12%. Beige Heavy ‘Loop Twist. This wool carpet is fifteen feet wide and was made to sell 5 rake ep By special purchate we ate now alowed $ 9% : RD pee @lders is the Merry ‘able tennis setups that can be the actwal ‘folded away when hot in use. Ay” — variety of bowling games snd suc-| Another game for everyone is tion dart games are for indoor fun Test Driver, played on a giant three). an quarters. : . 10% » 40% . RAYON and COTTON PRINTS Literally hundreds of-yards of fine drapery prints in rns, provincials, traditionals— . 20 to 50 yard pt Mat ae BS -Reduced 10% to 40% RAYON and COTTON SOLIDS Practically. every piece in our aa is reduced just for. * * Many games are designed to give!, convenient aid to eating. after extagaive restareh in ee eres suite have an ally. 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And 3,000 children — orphans} —know that Santa Claus is real to them, * *« * For 31 years Oklahoms hes ep. erated its Santa Claus Commission,) priation each year, to be —atig- ber of the legislature, about it arid he at aig a bill. creating the + * * Mrs. Jessie Fountain, the vet- pathetic businessmen, Gadget Offers Clues Saas ae Bok Rar she opens a workshep at the | ing the air is disturbed and weighs capitol, With a small staff, she | for Next 24 Hours less, This change ts detected by gets each package and | t's nice to know what the day the barometer which begins to fall addressed to some - Migh-has in store. And you can soundjand thus predicts the afivance of! way department tracks are like a walking weather bureau. (changing weather, The opposite pressed into servige just before |- wi barometer at home you happens when good weather, or a Christmas to make the deliv-.|isve a: clue. to the weather in|high pressure area, approaches. . your immediate vicinity for the : eee ian effort i ste to get the|next 24 hours. (Yule Camera in Order children w want. Many.) garometers have ehouged! Simple rules of care should keep ask for a Bible and they always! since the 1700's when they were |that Christmas camera in top per- get it Some—just like your chi! introduced into the’ American. |formance. Fr ene eure be, wetemg| Rome by retired seafarers keep- | Keep the camera in its case when eae ing a weather eye out. Today, |not in use. Do not store it in the One of the letters Mrs. Foun- barometers serve & dual pur- iviove compartment of a-car tor “SANTA’S EXECUTIVE § among Oklahoma old” he wrote. “Tam in the sev- I would like a gun and seeond te — Mrs. examines tnventory of chden’s presenta, Toys wil be dlsrbuted a caps; choice, a flash light and batteries, and my third choice, a Bible. Thank you."’ He was sent a Bible and one of his other choices. . Jessie Fountain * heidiies titer tien dena ‘dered if Santa would bring three dolls for his three sisters in an- other ‘home. The dolls were sent and the boy hada special present for himself, too, Find Barometer {== Useful in Home pose in’ American homes; useful weather prophet and oranmental wall decoration, For & traditional home, you'l long periods or in hot, damp or humid places. 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Sizes 6 to 12, Ba Hi i no! gv i ee Waldorf pajamas in 3 popular styles Boys’ suburbans made: for rugged wear SRR ae —_— L = ‘cloth and solid color cotton flannel , Reg. 18.98 a eae -_ #. Sau midly sien Katt ai ABCD. a fa af mee 9 rach eo MS SKATING RINK. ga ee | Ge. “DuPont's acrylic fiber = ae. ‘Sturdy ‘all-steel 99 | @ 161/2-ft. portable with $9 tots’ pedal auto “ay (ms § _ protective inner lining Re ar 12.98. Rubber tires, steel body: Exclusive “Safti-Edge”. can’t harm children. ‘chrome_trim. a. colors! eer. Only six inches-deep. Baked enamel finish on -weather-proof- som shell. Ivy or Hollywood type Warm sealed u’wear ~ ) td : : , | dress ‘slacks for boys young boys need. lon met S FRIDAY” ONLY! Very handsome gift Se : | Reg. 498. Rayon-Dacron*- Reg, 59c. Cotton knit jewelry boxes © Women’s rain boots robes boys 8 - )) Hardwood-table, 12” Sturdy all-stee!’ “2” nylon gabs; stripes; wash- aioe shirt, car cit oye yd leathertype cover, \Felt, poplin, or nylon boots Reg. 398. N _ Captain's s chair red ‘express wagon _. wear flannels. 6-18, 4,00 . shorts, 616. 2 pes $1 bade act? 300. with: bs or.cuban heels. On — see A ongeaty t 99x28", haidwood finished , oe while — fetes) ‘9c ton ae 6-16. 3 50 , matching chair. Antique maple. i cad polyester ee * ai PARENTS ~~ equipment for their children.” - from a _ Toy Guidance Council! : Puts Stamp of Approval, on Few Items By AILEEN SNODDY NEW YORK (NEA) — The ele- vator creaks to the third floor of a Manhattan office building loom- ing grayly over bustling lower Broadway. Slowly the door slides open — onto a world of toys. This is the Toy Guidance Coun- cil, which has its finger in many children’s mudpies. Many shoppers wandering from toy counter to toy counter at Christ- mas wil] run across the “‘prestige toy” label handed out sparingly by the council, And they'll think, “this toy will be all right.” Why they think this is-a result of the council’s self-appointed role “‘to aid parents in selection of correct play An. 1 business or- ganization, the c6uncil has weathered many storms in the serious business of playland since Melvin Freud started it in 1938. Reluctant’ toy manufacturers wary of advice about their toys and material - draining World War II were two obstacles. * * * A—more._recent pitfall such a (mainly for price-fixing) which re- sulted in a consent decree this fall, The decree in effect spanks the whole toy industry for bad practices. And this is what the ers stock up, though, only 104 will become “Edu- cator - Approved Pre Toys” to be publicized and promoted by the Toy Guidance : -” La is a panel of professors high school and principals from New York, Florida, making his presence felt in fields far distant from “to U. S. Farm Pro uctior est boon to the invention of the department store. j * Now he ig * * the merrily ringing cash registers of the cities, He's added a cash, CHICAGO ‘w—Santa- — has|crop to ties tang best recngnined ba Ie Game of American own about 70 per cent of the 225,- 000 acres in the United States planted solely to Christmas trees. tical patterns sport black, white ee Herman Liebmann, head xtile converting firm. S mo = -~ ie] California and - Illinois. them with selections are toy whole-, sale distributors, retailers and con- sumers. * However, a t * * must get a yote| toy tor Helping, * * * Peacock biue and turquoise also) j will find ihe says. \, However, for. a. conservative man or ‘bey charcoal, black or For Fun Afoot: For fun afoot during the eve- ning, give her q pair of slipper- socks: Conventional heavyweight socks with reinforced soles, they give barefoot comfort combined with prowlability for’ trips to the refrigerator. difference. Variety also is winning a place in the masculine sweater field. A’ bulky model in bold stripes is an excellent choice for college man or young graduate, Convertible col- MOTHER SEES DOUBLE — But she did it herself by matching All Men to See More Red in Their Christmas Clothes‘: the| leather to go with a man's suit. year will HaVé| Polished metallic yarns for a distinctive lar sweaters that change to ‘crew and gray plaid patterns with red neck style fit the slightly older lwhite, jack and Scotch pine on 18) Tilinois Christmas Tree Growers’ | Assn. In 1946, the Bretchers bought’ a S8acre woodland. Their pine) tree farm now is their social se- “Our retirement income plan is based on rotating crops of red. | acres of the plantation,” Bretcher| the company, estimates bis cut — And it can be shirts unlimited. example, is a heraldic shirt of solid Cupiont ‘and * smooth leather goes—with|*- business or formal wear and tex- ltured leathers go with tweetls and bulky — cd oa Other items in leather are alarm clocks, portable radios, pull- man slippers, brush. sets and shav- jast year was near 1'; million trees, ; Halvorson cuts trees between a home in shirts, jackets, 'in all colors and materials, stripes, February and May, and from late _ ties, socks and men’s accessories, i checks and muted tones. One, for August to 12id-December. He puts eonaifand ees storage until shipping bgags rode Dr. Paul S. Henshaw told a meet- ing of the Cincinnati Radiation So- ciety that in recent. experiments the life span of rats and mice were lengthened by exposure to small amounts of radiation. 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Sanitized lin- _ ible soles, rubber heels. - q Satine: sched «8 | GALLAGHER Music ca: | DOM NTOWN PENNEYS' MIRACLE MILE PENNEY'S | | RRM ERSAS Seti, ems kh te nem: || Open Monday thru Friday12.Noonto9p.m. | 8 ig Haron Be. ee naw FC P: M. Until Christmas de 10a, m. to 9 pe 7 . " ‘e : | 1 . i5 ‘ f ba : 4 4 is ; ‘ See / i q ¢ : ae é ( j 4 Lay : ens ; ; : ; ; ies i q + \ 4.© - ‘ ‘ - yy y bj : 5 \ AF , : / ‘ , ‘ ! \ : ‘ my i 4 d ah q " : ] g i + t i ' : dl x y, a - Log ; : | a ge ii : me = : A é Se + i : F = aes 7 In the West little is known about | . | the flight into t. The New). . : he. Yo ae : Wes ee a fz a oe | Testament refers to it briefly in a 4 ~ — — . | Pe e “ 4 .: oe few verses. But for nearly 400) = ‘ = epee gt 2 i 72 miles up the Nile from Cairo, shrines found at intervals tell the story of the flight which spared the life of the newborn child Jesus from the Slaughter of the Innocehts in eciyhes. ‘ WER : Travels World Sauiching iH: g for Christmas Light Ideas}, | * * AE of this_ flight forms an important part of Christ-|- mas festivities for Egypt's Copts, an ancient Christian community founded by St. Mark in the First ie a4 Pe ig fe if Century, ee ee — Te ; FAMOUS TREE — Legend says the Holy Family rested under lacs aes an aioe a | ars something from these a SESS | this ancient sycamore during the flight from Herod's wrath. Only |interview table, proudly touched) ips” Sadacca sald. “Postcards A ‘series of gloomy caverns in| one of its two trunks appears to be alive; the other is barren of |his ornate lapel pin and said: cageme Meet. Bethlehem mark the beginning of as = dragons, Thig time the flight into Egypt. Underneath) “®"°- = : “This signified my of Di back coins for the ancient church of the Nativity in the = Order r por 4 Escadrilie. Paid is the cave in which the birth of| the ye on which Mary rede The bouadary, tree still stands. Killers. I'm caval bo “| in everweight, But I think Christ is said to have occurted.| srase@ nearby. in Mataria, the modern suburb|The Grand Exhausted like it.” ee ‘Somebody in’ the room coughed Adjoining it is a, similar cavern] “One egend says. Hérod's scl-[bullt on the site ot ancient Heli-|, Fomebeiy Of Wik tek Gomes! Somebody _ pointed warned Joseph ina dream fo take) @lere almost caught up withthe} opolis, The tree is #0 old its trunk! Christmas would be fier more|Mne cone which bad his and flee the wrath of/family a erage wg og eheellaetae ie Be this trunk have been weighted g : CaF a535 ; g : ? 5 il i if : . “Not patse] te rest in a eavern. A ” said “ drop of milk from the Virgin's ped “that Yor'ce , breast: fell you can be considered. Leather front Right now we have three classi- and ,back, knit- chapel sits on the site today. fications of fatigue, but we may » ted sleeves and It the Holy: Family tried to flee need more," | vow LB from hem to Egypt today; Somebody said that one of the s ; : their way would be barred ‘by the biggest problems Glollte had to Arab « Israeli military frontier. face was safety, Not only makiig Bethlehem is in the Arab kingdom of Jordan, The route to Egypt runs across Israel, at war with Jordan since 1048, . : i tf * * The Holy Family would have CAR COATS on the , : From Gaza they. woud. ure) am 9p ate. Ge Tweed, quilt lined. For sport proper in the vE me : Sports | legends, \\ of the desert into the lush green \valley of the Nile at ancient Helio- polis, a famous Egyptian city with a temple dedicated-to sun-worship. RESTED UNDER TREE . 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A big boost came from chapaiatry and microscope sets. — * * + These seis gave them a taste of scientific “wonders.” Winners ~~ JUNIOR DETECTIVES — Girl dusts cup for tell-tale fingerprints . while faboratory assistant prepares fingerprint paste. Soon they'll ‘ * 2 €@©. = of experhenntis' Ge cue cist be We bn, abate their original beauty. You “may |wrap all containers of fruit cake before putting them into the freez- er. Aluminum foil is recommended as the mosf suitable. It will not|— wilt nor droop in the freezer and are now adults carried it even reagan ened eas to decorate further. A are % pie Pees af ‘ ee science | , & survey For example, cut strips of Bad | colored holiday tape Serna lotters-|— And even it Mother thought] 1 Pony oe ag Won and: press chemistry “dangerous,” §0 per » fall wenpping ee cent -of the experimenters had} Foil gift ribbon will not droop home labs: lin. the freezer either, Another * oe sparkling note may be added. with However, 7-15-year-olds can have|™etallic glitter. With a brush paint fun with science without making|® Dame “or design epg it a career, the teen-agers _|cement on the surface to In fact, they can ton aot ela orated. Then simply sprinkle on borhood “crimes’' with detection sets or surprise the family with of A. ©. Gilbert contests who ja veritable garden, growing in wa- hydroponics. ter, applying Freeze Candies to- Enjoy Them More on Holiday Some candies that freeze espe- cially well are fudge, fondant kisses, coconut covered nut and spice balls, peanut and raisin clusters, and caramel candy canes: If you want to know wheth- er a particular candy recipe will freeze, address inquiries to your county or statevextension agent. To home freeze candy, follow the recipe as yoy would for im- mediate serving. Allow candy to cool thoroughly om Wax paper or sheets of aluminum foil, + * * *- Then place the candy in square, waxed-board home freezing con- tainers, separating the layers with sheets of —wax—paper— more paper and fill in the empty spaces to prevent breakage. Next, press down the rigid plastic lids Spoon onto wax paper, shaping into small rings to resemble holly wreaths in layers, separated by sheets of wax paper, in containers. Press down lids and place in the freezer. * * * CARAMEL CANDY CANES Makes 15 canes ; ERS 9 i if i i One-half pound (28). caramels; corn. cereal, °, corn puffed rice. Place caramels and water in top until cereal is thoroughly coated. Cool slightly. With wet hands, 2 tablespoons water; § cups rice or|* flakes,’ ter, Stir constantly uptil caramels! are melted and . antl cereals thoroughly coated to seal and place the containers in the freezer immediately. Candy takes around two hours to thaw. * * -* Here are two freezer-tested rec- ipes. eee AND RAISIN USTERS One-half ead semi- etext choco- late; 1 cup unsalted shelled pea- nuts; % cup seedless raisins or cu rrants, Grate chocolaté coarsely, Place chocolate in top of double boiler over hot water. Stir until chocolate is melted. Add peanuts-and raisins| John ee ee Finish scooling place in con- tainers, alternating the canes top and bottom in an upright position. Separate canes with wax paper. Seal and place in. the freezer. 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Fico 2 for Party Can Be _|tay set for Annual Yule Parties ‘userut 2s wei the De Tee were Why not combine the decorative! “This Hallowed Ground,” by Bruce By ROBERT A. BARNES proclaims it “a lesson in prac-|with the useful at a holiday ta-/Cattém and “Profiles in Courage,” : ‘, » {tical Christianity.” No white per-|ble for bridge or sewing club mem-|5y John F. Kennedy. GANADO, Ariz. () — The drab} - * : ; Over the the : te : . son who visits this oasis in des-|PeFs? e years ame pe wastelands of the huge Navajo Cut out appropriate Christmas|tern has been Tllowed: Popular Reservation come alive at Christ-\olate country, and who looks on symbols—bells, trees, Santas, an-jat one season, popular at all. thas. Indian men, women amdiat one of the Christmas parties, | gels or choir boys—from heavy pa-| The most popular book in the ehildren converge, like spokes ‘on will question this description. ROCK SALT —) 10 Ibs. 3 9: 25 lbs. 100 Ibs. $49 - |per or felt.. Fasten them over ajW0th century, according to Alice} : : — on several roemoren : a ao 2 : bottle of hand lotion for all femi-/Payne Hackett’s “Sixty Years of ‘ or ee The “Navajos ‘watch patiently {nine guests as favors. _ {Best Sellers,” would have made’ : by the thousands through the cold|#"d listen intently’ as youngsters : Rr cake amine mandrel attending school here re-enact the| Making such favors is simple.)mas: “Charles Monroe Sheldon’s plage Fagen roel tage stredgs Holy Birth in a land of shepherds |For a Christmas bell, select a rec-|“In His Steps.” Published just 60 , ae ae. like themselves. But a birth in a|tangular piece of colored paper or|Years ago, it has sold perhaps) - felt, e when folded in|¢izht million copies, Tis Sees oie ae OF Senet Ree al, nough ‘ f; whe _moralizing Elbert Hubbard's. Christmas parties staged by the of Trushay. j“A Message to Garcia’ sold four Ganado Mission of the Preshy-(LUKE IN NAVAJO. | | wit tee the [Million copies. since publication in| ‘terian Church. - They pay close attention as a som: ae fy ome digo pt 2 1898. Fulton Oursler’s ‘“The Greatest STRONG MEDICINE | : member of their own race tells the Book Ever Written” have together ; : paper, Cut cut, through beth | 014 more than five million copies, A few years ago the parties|™jonmPe, language (with the] pleces of paper, taking care. not |tnoush they are lose than » decaile gestures which are a must in the| - drew only a few score Navajos... to.cut through at the top (folded ioj4. 4 comparable success’ was This ye 4000 con be ex- Navajo tongue) the story of the : : edge). Cut a hole in the center : - Chri: . They listen closely to scored by Jessé Lyman Hurlbut's pected at the celebrations at the aes oe ee sae = Os: of the ‘tlded edige so the bottle (cn,,. Story of the Bible”, published mission and at six-other “locations |, of Bethlehem” su ng in| oP will slip through, in 1904. in a 35mile radius. Navajo. The bell is slipped over the bot- * * * ickup trucks bring many tle, covering it front and back like| But there have beeen extraor- Prem (ting will — of the adults do not un- |, ‘sandwich-board sign. Decorate/dinary successes which did not bump across the mesa country glish. For some this (bell with sequins, stars or gitter.|partake of the seasonal religious they love, in their John Deere | “uta! party is the only contact Decorate cap, too, —. oy eer ares A a eee ee ee ee Lhristianity, despite the | For a snowman, @ circle will Stah ey Gardner are among the pg 5 aco 9 only of the Ganado serve. 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Subscriptions to 5 Parattin Cakes Make a Large Christmas Candle To make a big Christmas candle, melt four cakes of paraffin wax until they are just soft cavegh to stick together, tit + Insert a piece of cord for a wick between the second and third, Then “Nuts?” We are not surrounded but we are indeed under the full pres- sure of Russian propaganda in the wae of Russia’s scientific cirens, : Since Momow's tum to all journalistic callers: There, rocking on his toes, index tocking the seconds to doom, he has shouted: * §. . The next war will be fought on the American contin- ent . “We have proved our superior. : Your bases_and -your bow the head and bend the knee], critical words, fifger waving lik® a clock tick-|-- jactive, knocking . Ho, hum, Let those among us|Ping their skulls like eT ag i mae ax re cling spheres. “aly a the way of the republic. That we fall on each ies with Jouter space the jolly dictator has|B opened the Kremlin's inner sanc-| gpwy: blaming this ad-) ministration or that bureaucrat, “ish: 4/pietely, beat- it to a- ou will have a white candle, If you wa — engineer! pag just add a colored wax cray-/ on to for . ® | ity .. me that! | CAMERAS = outros ane preatie 309 ere welling the outside froth. i -_ FRIDAY and —— bhi @r puzzles or books are possibili- Rejects Prison Camp LUDINGTON (® - Mason County's Board of Supervisors voted Tues-/ day to rescind approval given last| October for establishment of a’ corrections camp in Mason County. ' The reversa] followed protests of residents - in Logan Township, site of the proposed camp. A committee | ee SS ee at -|with state corrections. servation department phate to select another Mason County site. \Song for Ferris BIG RAPIDS i — “Ferris Fidel- “Pay special attention to the per-! confined to his| long time at Christ- the holiday cheer anyone else. When you! him a gift, Wan to sit down! visit | gard, jat Wayne State University, will be! perform ‘Institute by Dr. Graham T. Over- professor of music education featured in a dedication ance Thursday in a Christmas con- lcert by the Ferris Concert Band. Place the candle on a saucer||- ity,” a new song written for Ferris, SATURDAY 30 x 40 on Triped 40 x MOVIE SCREENS 40. $8.95 - 3 $795 ~ New Bell and Howell - Electric Eye CAMERA ‘TRADE-IN OFFER | FLASH BULB S S- AMPLEX sto 10 MOVIE METERS e- $4.95 + * + eee © +e ee [List Bars wists, 9°77 " " Tape Recorders, Record Players, Easy Terms PADDOCK’S CAMERA SHOP 1032 W. HURON—Next PLENTY of PARKING MOVIE REELS hn ty to Joe's Spaghetti House 59 ]| mie eb ee ww ss | rae of Napoleon tn exile. Ot tt pate dem revenge?» _. |Hitler going up in a Berlin bunker.| After all. the Japanese, equa CL Ta se » entrar wees: Ot tu [henson cones nquest, did not use pub- solini, head down, banging in an lic handouts to annous ni, rt place saity’slnrowing, a rab push eeorn » Comrade: j . Khrushchev Yourself rg a oh é ‘ , a ‘SPORT COATS in rugged all wool tweeds. Muted stripes, “SCARLETT'S HAS GIFTS — } FOR ALL THE KIDS... ., $8295. $5695 ak hee seeees $8695 Boy 26" Plaster. . os. Pee: “ton 26° Hone nn 59S HS SMT YOUR OLD BIK KE TAKEN ON TRADE! Buy Your Bicycle From. Bicycle ixporte—— 30 Years in the Bicycle Business! AUTOS +] 2” Up 7 TRICYCLES All Sizes bot al Up | POOL TABLES. OTERS-. RS.......-. 83980] DOLL. BUGGIES. -...56 95% | 16-inch BICYCLES 5 ] with training wheels......... Easy “Terms-We Service What We Sell! FREE PARKING BACK OF STORE “SCARLETT's Q0E. 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You've models for every taste-silk-and-cotton _____ never seen a richer, more luxuri- eorduroys, flanuels—- ous jacket—white as snow, trim- — Ivy styles and classic models, newest med with ebony black. 9.85 colors, smartest patterns. 2.95 « 4.95 “cip “po ah iat a ha ed WOOL PLAID me, _man favorite for at wa Wom ‘“ a "MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER Telegraph pe ‘Senos Lake Seed ‘STORE HOURS: Mondey Tru Fridy 1 12. Neon to 9PM. — Seturday 10. M.to.9P. M, ig i “7 eh. i eS xia SS heats ' ; ae eoiena a ddguicatietua ated ih . Soe ra : . = thee not denies 1 . Pov 2 i or he is supposed to interpret as “brown-'n@erve have a list, too, but he pays small att rte ot EL” a et anton 1 8. He's gaily loading! It’s also the drink ever which ; Marriages are traditionally = > i 2 et 1 cmon the tees tens en Wisconsin Leads held their annual turkey Sn ee Tees aaa ting wt cad Yate ng ranting P. H, D.s middie of : bos $e Geer callin 'taeke Sew trast her ing cart as if it re a uta | tive ster the was} MADISON, Wis. ®—The Univer- shopping cart as we 2 F zt ert i EE = ® z ? g 88 rather than a beverage, is in the as she serves them a hospitality position of a housewife with a slim| “"? ° esttee. hee budget. To top it off, Turkish fortune- Be The Turks have just so much ai , aos esa ee ‘= of chinery, boupital’ supplies. ang (W™comlainingly drink te a, but : other ptierity equipment. That they Te Just not trained as tea leat ; ves Se Se Se tlie, ond wenters, mar | cctles; n't iv creat. Their Turkey Got Cold — | Result: the biggest case of cat. Men Chased Fire in many varieties, but the follow- fi ever shared : : | ba joe by 24,000, HA i witha a eee well ce 4 tet le : 3 ES laity of Wisconsin jeads the nation's |Sherman tank. One thing you “We trled ratiesing to stretch Or’! ® Marm sent the members| universities im the number of doc-|ist say in her favor: She is pre- out the supplies, Bet a Turk "2°02 grass fine. They'd scarecely|tor of philosophy degrees granted/|‘ictable. She will either run you usually rinks three cups a day, (°°! 49% to eat again when alduring 1955-56. down or leave her cart smack. in and pretty seen Gere was no °°"! “arm chased them-out to| Figures released by ihe Assn. the aisle where you're bound to : more exfle.”” \@ fue fire, When amother alarmiot Research Libraries show Wis.|'tip over it. als . called ther out again in the midst|consin granted 49 \ _* * * UH, ONE. UH, TWO — Daily jam session of rock ‘n' roll or a areas pect ns gn te ey Puli lyre), 2. Dae Der, Stn o| Dstt n come omen wal Hk rom ur | " : inois 273 and cal instruments. the Ture feel. 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' : . u ” Sk Ss ' URSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1997__ ARCHIE BARNETT -s THEN-HE'LL_ KNOW_ IT'S: “SOMETHING SPECIAL” ~SOMETHIN NG G __Give Him His Favorite 7 ARROW SHIRTS Just Get His Size F You'll Be Thrilled When You See i Nice He Looks in One of These! ‘The finest of fabrics in blue: sheen _gabardines, Say “terry Chrisima . With One of These Smart Tweed $000 PARKING spaces We Have It! Fay wimps ner, ~ new silk ‘n’ wools or finer worsted * Bangains Galore SPORT Give him a present with Ba. a good-looking future— #9) Arrow Shirts, sport shirts, Ba *1 ties, handkerchiefs, un- #4 (ie / : derwear. All distinguish- * ‘? e os 2 ed by famous Arrow. tail- i ‘|: , : > oring that makes Arrow i : ; Well ‘Worth ‘GO first in fashion . . < first . The smart new 3-button tweeds | 2 ee A iene ne Ail | 2 es Se i . my choice as a Christmas i % ‘ | = ; ; gift. See our selection ¥ \ He be oe proud to wear _ a $ / be ee ; —_ £ as , o y're so nice. | : = oe , imported Silk “N" Wool, finest , ARROW WHITES in the world’s smartest new collar - i every pegs: top-netch t that will [: | A WOME, 100. ios ss cans $4.00 & $5.00 FB t please him to a “T.” ) ARROW FANCY SHIRTS in neat-looking collar styles, ¥ smart new colors, patterns............ $4.00 & $5.00 & All Wool Sharkskin and 3 Our En * Quolity All Wool & All Wool Flannel SHARKSKIN 8 GIFT SLACKS SUITES s : SUITS : Flannels, Gabardines, Worsteds and Sharkskins ARROW SPORT SHIRTS ‘in a dashing range of high- styles, patterns in his exact sleeve length. .$5.00 to $5.95 ARROW TIES made to drape smoothly; resist wrinkles ge a ee $1.50 to $2.50 & . ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS designed ina bigmon- . ff Mode to Sell for $70 inden 95 size; white, border, initial styles. ......... -35¢ to $1.00 _ We Could Sell ‘em for $55 These. are the top alt woot Bat Sports errs | sharkskins that wear like and iy | They're tops in style and tremendous , conn i knife. Priced Es 2 seller, A terrific value at our tom sag ag taeda they are ore EE to $16.95 price! of our big rc ‘ 7, Have You Seen Our HICKOK © GIFT BAR? Fico: Will Please Him More! _ Mallory Hats TF hin heme ns Fe 2 _ Th gee en Take 12 Vv eR > 5 oe - — fay! - Pallever S$Sweaters _by ARROW ond \ “HICKOK § - Initial Belt and Jewelry Impeccable, distinctive new initial . . . initial buckle, _ Sierra belt, tie bars and cufflinks custom styled and per- sonalized by HIS own initial. All, $2.50 each. Set, boxed, § head $5.00 plus fed. tax. : He'll Be Thrilled With One of These Famous Dunbrook ~ TOPCON Si Luxurious All Wool Imported Tweeds, H Homespun-Saxonys or Velours They’ re Se Good a. 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Pay only 10% down. | wien the ge ‘ “ | : Re 4 ‘are ¥ 7: MARK DAVIS > . rd and whee ita interactive : : ‘ - are slowed down. i = : .. { a. ke a AMERA MART : 4 .. : . he said, in borderline 4 yy 83 N. Saginaw Se. FE 4-4343 ot tava ‘peaon, te sperg : eS : : — _ }changes of reflexes may be so im- 4 | perceptible that they ; : tected only with a pO ae 2 ie ca Z # 3 rg :”” For the Gift He Wants Most at the ~ Price You Most Want to Pay, Shop Osmun’s ‘ Mand No need to rack your brains and wonder if what » 4 can -—s ! you choose will please your men. We've : ; oe Be lige pnd + at toa assembled a store-ful of the kind of gifts that Md as $5.00. Looks wonderfu . From “ ne oy ut G6 tet —, raed | delight even the hardest-to-please man you * Bis and difié know. Gifts of good style, excellent taste, OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 4 il inctwoen varteuy Gen pf’ Gove great luxury: Small gifts and large gifts... E % |dysfunction.. . a kc — = rich - pleasure-giving. atin the : ( PT And it is “more reliable,” “hopping” out of your Christmas pping. ¥ GOODMAN s DI ae STORE ¥ said, than routine thyroid function Come right in either to.Osmun’s Downtown or . Seginew St. ~ FE 2-2784 tests—such as use of radioactive Tel-Huron Store and solye every man’s gift ; Ss - - — iodine. " | problem. Our experienced staff is ready, willing, and very able to make this side of Attorn eys Don't Plan . Christmas a most pleasant experience. he i é 2 : ; #3 to Put Scott on Stand | Figg a ; # ? LOS ANGELES. ® — Attorneys for L. Ewing Scott, 61, say they §- en - will rest their case soday wheat se . ‘ patting him on the wits sand Datla fin to answer the charge he mur- i ., ; dered his wile, can't top! Osmun's ann The lawyers, P. Basil Lambros, $10.95 to $29.50 : Tom C. Williams and Al Matthews, said they advised Scott not to B. He Prefers Arrow White Shirts testify and he agreed to abide by . And Osmun’s has 14 different their counsel collar styles from which to choose! Mrs. Evelyn Throsby Scott dis]. — => one with ail the Temnoue Arrow fea- ‘appeared May 16, 1955. She was | tures. Arrow white or colored shirts. - a ‘ = then 63, Although several persons | as $4200 to $8.95 . — Claim they since have seen a ee poe 4 ‘woman fthey believe was Mrs.i €, Fameus MacGregor Sporishirts re ee ee Scott, neither she nor her body I, .» Wondertuuy styled plu sport "GIVE A FLORSHEIM GIFT CERTIFICATE wae bene Sid. : bined dinsne qpewiean Geaek Mm 9 es fet nee - ‘ ‘The defense contends there is gusghams, luxuriote onston and ax Gift-boxed a imported bone shoe horn, proof she is dead. ape mngnew wascans a "in itaeif, Wateh bis eyes tight up when’ he aples ae : L wool qends ... regular or Ivy out- : Siew and different shoe horn—as distinctive as The silver-haired defendant ap- ton-down collars. $5.00 te $12.96 gf the Florsheims he will select with his gift certificate. Jf peared confident yesterday has : 7 Redeemable wherever Florsheim Shoes are sold, Flor- [mM \several more’ witnesses testifield D. The very smartest ini Sleeveless : : gift inst seconds to purchase “ Hin his behalf. Among them was’ pt ay A This year Osmun’s is a and are available in any amount. Julian Warnock, ticket —_sel-! a punver end eéet sijies. in : : ae . 3 ler fos Los Angeles Union Station. iagiics repiesented jeden tenes cure p Sow es af looked at pictures of Mrs. orluns, and lambs wools to 100. . ER for the Entire Family” . BA (Scott and said he sold her a one- caohineres, Sleeveless sweaters iron .. ms way ticket to New York on the $5.95 to $19.95 TODD S SHOE STORE : he Santa Fe Super Chief of July 20, 20 W. Huron St. FE 2-3821 . ag | 1%. E. Pwk your kind of Sportcoat, ok cack iovindi ainetl itenneanete 4 | “She said her name was Scott,” . your kind of price. You'll know it’s. gy (Warnock testified. “She told me. | the pick of the crop when you get $ 1 Mr._Scott- but he. lo _ see_the wide selection from doesn’t know it." 1 was amazed aa nee the ss woe Jat the quotation. I very seldom: want at the price you want to pay. elderly woman:'*- page eS : Siig eRe i ee se a ‘Navy Makes Survey - } Saas tee. ae = > 1 of Historical Relics S| The U. S Navy is making af country-wide survey of any items} : of historical interest concerning the}. | Qmdr, Bernard Woessner, of the: : Fie : : S. East Bivd., today asked Oak-| land County residents to call the pat ; eotiyonrtere if they know af och} - “Shop the Stores That Have Never The Navy is interested in sta-|- Compromised on Quality” tues, old guns, anchors, documents | “ & : fj] JEROME MOTOR SALES — ' kingdom would dare to attack them - ath when a sword was placed in 2 : sale “of te Fil Every | Portion| THE (COWARDLY PRINCE irae Kin it ‘nisin beeeel his son Richard, He was so proud’ ‘of his child he said that he would «be the finest prince in the land, the bravest.and wisest and -sirong-}4--- 4, est. When he became king no other and Mitzenpoo would be peaceful for another 100 years. But, alas — it was not long be- fore the king found that Richard png not the prince he had hoped As a nae eee a th. thme. Hie ‘unos ervey ta inl 1900 night — he was afraid of the dark.| He cried when his father hith — he was afraid of his kers, He cried. when the nurse) . sang to him — her voice was) © loud and frightened him, co “47/7 of Fluffy Playthings |secess of @ homemade cloth ani-' ‘ mes Oe 2 jstutted toys of all types, sizes and | eqlors for fan and profit, nellsees’ that the stuffing is one of the most difficult but tpost re phases of the process. * * £ Mrs."W, F. Fannin uses cotton, and plenty of it, and she stuffs each portion ef the toy a little at a time until the seams “almost. “Why always the tears?” com- as plained. the King, “Is he ill?” . “I should say not!” laughed the only did he do poorly in his lessons bey’s nurse. “He is the healthiest 'pyt pe did not understand what it child [I've ever seen. And strong! meant to be a prince and the Why we cannot keep him in rattles. His tiny fingers crush | every toy! future king of “Mitzenpoo. we give him." | fhe king said, “My son, I a® * x |_old. You will sean be king. There - _. “Why, then, is be always) are many enemies in. the land. afraid?” asked the ‘king. | How will you protbet: Miteenpoe — said the| when I am gone?” “T will leave it to the Guard,” ‘said Richard. “He will otitgrow it,”’ nurse, But the boy didn’t outgrow i.) "You might ask Santa,” laughed the gatdenet, — brains in your Christmas’ stock-'socks to broadcloth. ing.” to do,” he thought. “Yes, I shall) find Santa Clatis and ask Mim for ihe! for material ranges from men's . * * Then .the gardener maak ofl | sata conelon ok ons I laughing hagd to think he’d hurt of socks, with the monkey's mouth -the boy. But Richard wasn’t hurt. formed @ the heel of the sock; “Perhaps that’s the thing for me. cate. sod sme Sees ane ate ot of felt as are shoes, feet and fea- tures, and “autograph hounds" and school mascots for teenagers are made of broadcloth in school Ip.” (Tomertew: : Richard and The Cireas) : "But you must lead them, playmate's football when he [protested the king. seve, a a vines megs and 'f ‘must guide our people.” sailed high in the air and away’ Richard hung his head. “I am ever the palace wail, afraid of people,” he mumbled. The playmate turned on Richard The king walked away in sor- and raised his fists in anger. ‘row, Richard went intg the gar-, “T'll hit you for that!" he cried. den and leaned against a holly’ Richard turned white and ran [spe behihd his father. *# * * * Ff | “Look-out!” said the gardener! “You're a prince!” cried the! _who was mean tempered and did king. “Go out and fight for your-\not like Richard. “You're break-|f self." ing my holly tree!" But when the king stepped | Indeed, as Richard leaned lightly) [i aside Rich A nd |4gainst the tree his strength was|[ Sareea’ en the gree such that it caused the tree to|}) and cried, When he .was eleven the king) gave Richard a red and gold uni- form and said that -henceforth he would be a captain.in the Guard. But Richard got sick in his stom- break. “Ah,” sighed the prince,. “Why am I such « sorrow to — my tather?”’ dener, you're cowardly, too, iby’ all.” “But I am what I am,” Richard. ‘‘How can I change?” * * * his hands, He threw it away with such force that it stuck. in the palace wall and it took three men to pull -it-out, . * *« * ; To make matters worse the king feared that the prince was dim- witted as well as cowardly, Not it’s be he'd put some courage and “And you H High Dog Population than 300,000 In Stockholm the annual Mog" amounts to the’ Tt consists of a long body large ivalent \heeeds ply beats ioe ‘four short legs and a long, tightly |followed by a gray, shaggy native stuffed neck and head. The mane idog somewhat like the husky. Next is made of finely shredded felt in popularity are dachshuntls and.and the feet and other features shepherds. 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The war bonnets you admire in pictures'® were prized especially by the plains Indians such as the Black-'3 foot. It’s hard to say that Indians did this or Indians did that because there were hundreds of Indian tribes and sub-tribes,|f each one with varying customs. But the Indian who did wear & feather headdress was very proud of it. It helped tell what 3 tribe he was from and what brave deeds he had done. Also he; figured tt make him look handsome and frightened his en-/§ the eagie and hawk, and the effect of a well-made bonnet was impressive, as the owner meant it to be. | * s&. & FOR YOU TO DO: Get a strip of heavy; brown cloth to form a band around your lead and trail down your back. Sew to it a sereis of rea) feathers or cutout paper ones. White feath- ers with the tips dipped in ink and dried provide a very In- dian-like effect. That will give you the start of a good Indian outfit. * * * a (Send your question to Violet Moore Higgins, AP News- features, in care of The Pontiac Press and you may win $10 as @id Bob Buffington, Lafayette, Calif. Tomorrow: Can animals talk?) | jour people — we wish him long - }years of life and health.” -.He continued: “However, it can- not. be claimed ‘that he now pos- | sesses the energy to discharge the jawesome responsibilities of the great office he occupies. ., “Nor does it seem possible for ' him to delegate essential tasks to President Eisenhower to resign so Sechibenn els aun that Vice President Richard M. om ian yr eg an tems neces Nixon crould succeed him. I - — Morse-U rging Ike Resign, — Nixon Take Over ai sions cannot be separated, mid it ts apparent Nixon will exer-) 1; ic painfully obvious that the’ cise increased power in the months president is not up to the tasks ahead, and should be president 80 imposed by time and events.” that he would have both authority. . and responsibility. The senator deciared that it is (He Shot to Miss : Stee teen ee as eae} GALESRORG, Mi. W-thenene -Y “fully manned by officer Howard Knowles is a good an ly full possession ‘shot and it's a good thing. He of hig faculties and tn full pos- ‘Came to the rescue of a bird which Sie ______had__b t Peete ot te vigee.” string high up in.a tree In @ statement, Morse said that Knowles shot at the tree limb, Eisenhower's “repeated illnesses bringing down branch, bird and are sincerely regretted by all of string. Officer EXCLUSIVE in PONTIAC Bring Your Family Closer! 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The chemical was shot on the blazing tanks through fire & __ SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE — - When ae toe and Mrs. Christopher: Culver’s 69th wedding an- ttiversary falls on Thanksgiving a week ago, they have a reason to be extra thankful. — years ago, Culver, a light- — S Day, as it did both 89. house keéper, il ica docs a 1 sea in a small rowboat. Actually, he was thrown | ethene on 6 ppete islehd: Tie -Gulvece ane Blaze Destroys. Storage Tanks Louisiana Oil Co. Sees Million Dollar Loss; One Worker Missing NEW ORLEANS i—Fire fight- ers today battled to restrain a raging fire that destroyed seven storage tanks —containing more than a million gallons of gasoline and left one refinery worker miss- ing and presumed dead. Officials at the Ingram Oi] and St, Bernard Parish (county) es- timated damage would total more than a million dollars. Pleads Guilty to ‘|Quit Tubless Jail forgery and asked to be sent to tprison because there is no bath- Weiscn Prisoner - CONNERSVILLE, Ind. e—A woman prisoner who insists she's innocent has pleaded guilty to. tub for women prisoners in. the Fayette County, jail. ~* * * The grand jury ciied the case in recommending that. the jail be improved or a new one be built. Sheriff Lester Enochs said there is no bathtub in ae three-cell women’s section. = x * + The unidentified woman's bid for sentence and ‘bath failed, The; judge refused to — the guilty’ Winchell Daughter Ill ‘ment at Hollywood Presbyterian; q A : 1 i 4 “HOLLYWOOD @-—Mrs. Bas oe von_ Dehn, ~datighter of “cx Walter Winchell, is nal treat Hospital for an infection. The ex-/ act. nature of the Tiness was” tot disclosed. — = +: 2 The fire was brought under semicontrol late last night when five plant workers dashed into plea Because he felf 7 t was not! freely made. i the center of the blazing oil field to close a valve spewing raw gas- A supply of a fire-fighting chem- ical was flown in from industrial | ‘ and military centers in neighbor- hoses at the rate of about 18,000 gallons per hour x * * The missing man was identified as William Welch, company Pumper and gauger. Company chemist Alden Fred- erickson said the fire started with the cave-in of a 14,000 barrel blending tank containing about 13,000 gallons of gasoline. x * * The smoke was visible for # miles. Families were evacuated oi Pe | - eagregon. from 24 ho : ere amera for pes “ shots as well as beautifal F. B. Ingram, vice president in charge of the plant, credited the, action of the five men in closing the valve as the turning point. Hé said it was difficult to control the blaze because the tanks were connected in the p Rite process and products —fiow- (nen film . . all packed in a han Special 23.95. THE MAR = 6 the other. ‘man merely said convoys to the! ‘sion before passing through Israelis Slate i> » I> P.7 . ANSCO ul color pictures . . night. A close-up lens and filter is built-in for better portraits and sky tones. The complete kit contains: — case, flash unit, 5 bulbs, 2 rolls of 620 B & W Also Anscofiex | 19.95 Camera marr ra ae 2 at er ; it OUTFIT rfect black and white snap- day or dsome leather Travel Case, K DAVIS 83 N. Seginaw St. * Geta san Kx FE 4.4343 a 4 + # 23 Truck Convoy U.N. Secretary General | Works Out Agreement! With Jordan t JERUSALEM (®—Isract sched uled a truck convoy to carry gaso-| line and other supplies to Mt. Scopus today under an agreement with Jordan worked out by U.N. | Secretary General Dag Hammar-: skjold to end a two-week dispute.’ A joint U.N.-Israeli communique | issued after four days of talks by: Hammarskjold here and in Am- Israeli enclave inside Jordanian’ ‘territory would be resumed to- | day. Tt did not mention gasoline. x * * | An Israeli government spokes- | man said nine drums of gasoline’ would he on the trucks. An offi-) cial in Amman said the convoy, _____ would be searched by Jordanian -. ‘‘iilitary authorities, i The Jordanian spokesman said,’ “The convoy will carry suppies | approved by the aden author- | ee ee ee ee ST that included gasoline. Hammearskjold planned to fly onl to Damascus for a 24-hour visit. He will talk with Syrian eg about Syrian-Israeli Pm Sor rut Friday on his way ec to! U.N, headquarters in a York. * * | The - secretary cea flew to the Middle East last weekend aft.| er Jordan refused to pass a gaso-' line shipment to Israelis stationed on Mt, + wae *. Mt. aia re a 900-by-400 a ridge east of the Old City of Jerusaiem, Two weeks ago Jor. dan turned back one of the reg lar Israeli convoys to an sane a univer: | . aro! | i | i i |5] Aes With Brand Trade | $16.95 Without Trade | Our Reg. $31.50 | $33.50 Home. and Anto.. a With Trade $17.50 Lady's. Princess ... $8.95 With Trade. 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Soft pink, pale blue and orange!™ stack up as top colors of Christmas gift wrapping cco al for peagle who want something different. ~« * * be delighted to Know that many geometric patterns on paper are _available, using blo¢ks, dots and/ - triangles for an orderly array, ot colors. You can be traditional with : be romantic with a paper that has the slogan “Pour Vous” (or you. in. French) interwoven with red lips and mistletoe on.a black background. Differ This Year| Modern Designs Here] for Those Who Want | Something Novel’ - + « for every name on your ee ‘4 SHEAFFER’ S. ose “to knock down enemy bombers. ie ~ would provide antiair coverage for the East and West __ Ps % ‘bombers as‘far away as 300 miles and as high up as nearly +12 miles, the Bomare would not be effective against bal- : : * * * mek = Plans to build the fizst Bomare launching éites were-an- | SOF Kil ' ; ; i'those who already have their) “ «* * : old TY set even though it ines’ The Pentagon's, economy cuts 2 Bring in your pee vo Senedd OO the firing of officers have POUces. = But they said that pilots newly tan't Verking—you be smased ot sur pomp to-any hose or caused far more commotion at this RE Io ncrtred Sete So TEA. paid oeten: Ieee FE - ioe _{lt cam be’ attached te busy headquarters of the U.S. Air| ‘There is worry that the economy |sive training in flying their : = anc “4 tne pele Eh Rte Ema gie e WALTON RADIO & TV gon Tah areuk: taht | ~-She aatenel- aemein cons Se ee “ we : ’ 2 eoann gira chraenen anbren a. 5 ce ee time had been cit 50 per cent. |keep pilots up to snuff and combat- 1430 Joslyn, Corner Welton : os 29297 smudge pot, also, They're avail-| area in which there are 284,000 ‘The efiter who manip the 'mste-lready. (Copyright, 1967) able in aluminum and brass. | U.S. personnel and dependents a x * * under the jurisdiction ‘of this | a | For bridge players: An adjust-| headquarters. — | able lamp which stands on the} Some strange things have hap- _ [floor and can be raised or lowered |pened in the wake of Washington's to a desirable height. , economy axe. Card cases, which vary in size . x * * and material. They're available in A civilian connected with the four-deck or eight-deck sizes, and mijitary had his job abolished. At | in leather, plastic and other Ma- ithe time, he was on loan from | terials. :. this regular job for a temporary | For stamp and coin collectors: | assignment, also with the military EE the field of specialization is. Other-|nis furniture for shipment to the ; ect gs 4 CHRISTMAS GIFT — Vacuum /wise, concentrate on informative ys he was re-hired for the job J mae 4 2 Aas # cleaner will follow housewife we net Bd corpo reference ine had ping temiporarily, , Ae3 A 4. © Phe around on big wheels, carry own:.|0oks, albums auction records. |“ Considering : cleaning tools. ; ? METRO FURNITURE Wants: Your Account! County Births Extra Special Discounts! Following is a list of children Open Every Night. born to County coupled as til Christmas recorded at the County Clerk's of- fice. Only the father’s name is : used, a fuel, +°. franck Peter J. McCauley, 3196 Bt. Clair For model. makers: Miniature |Tight school. Wesley T. McCann, 269 Liberty ‘ontad -tchiain- and ee senna ee He a Swivels Around, : Wonderful Comfort! Gerald A. 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Sool, "Undais tae - [burgh Railways Co. was struck| The British Speleplogicsl society " NO FINANCE COMPANY ‘Chair ..$149.00 ‘ re S317 Big Lake has permissiqn for its oe 4 es * Carles W. Groesbeck, 7380 Dubuque -|last Oct. 14. Hitchhikers are re- government permis $39 50. “ Walter C. Greenacre, 1014 Teppom inorting good luck with thejendeavors. It is a cave-exploring . Clarkston thumbs. , ie eee — | Richard M. Barry. 9669 Norman . ; ea ee Sheri Daan om oont Overlook : VIBR ATOR Prederick R. 6455 Anderson- , , 3 | Eee ase] New Maytag Washing Machines || $79. wie, Rape, ee Par ew Maytag Washing Machines |} $79.50 seen Mi. MeLirath Jr. $081 Mery Sue] MODEL &—2—L $ 00 |] Res. $119 Value Jess BR. Purcell, 5381 Columbia ALUMINUM Tus : i : i Robert wren, Ts Dr. . 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Eggleston Jr., —- wives, these two mam paused of the Oakland County Dental Society, and } Mrs, He's Childish Not | to Face Facts .“exomitt ofS mc tet RB of the ‘to right) Mrs. N. Wier Burkman of from the newly organized Macomb pg se oa , = ; Birmingham, Dr. Raymond W. Wal- County Dental Society also were pres’ = it lt tC ABIGAIL Van BUREN conus is semect dak te Bho pray ney Our mar- She said the baby’ was ed +e them—but when it nnd « a girl when 5 on in mee Can an pound moth of Birmingham, former presi- ent at Wednesday evening's affair. “T's a real home because - DEAR ABBY: Pleade tell me = seiecting your Iitetime mate Se cake aoe tae eae baby be this preniature? — the boys may stay there over- "ae aaeieieace use your own judgment. it ried in February and she had WANTING TO KNOW - i Soe wee an sad rehoss even we ta "PH eM Bool ome. an Pe poind Daly gir. tn Ae DEAR WANTING: The baby Study Club “oretat tne “reat” mot about it. We own our own late. Forget it. . ers,” Mamie Eisenhower, kept home and automobile and what . it tome we tess Mary Patricia Flaherty sean ont, teen wy | Picks Slate Sete ms & ~ 4 World War Il, Mamie is a life Our children are married . . husband and I have been .. O member of the club and its = wttentemt mente Weds in St. Hugo Rite — -rrsies tor neariy a seer of Officers id about what is left in case we the divorce action was deiayed we ke Go ks both go together, which may be aind the divoree will not be Mrs. Dale Nolf was elected a the case in an automobile acci- White fugi and baby chrys- of New York City, a college final until the middle of next siscage g +o wlaescorne ee ss see dent. Please tell me how to snthemums banked the altar - roommate of the bride, were In the meantime I met > Study saps on. ays yooeg : tion it my husband blows his for the Saturday morning wed- He proposed to me and I ac- ems 6. battchd tn the erg Agel top. } ding of Mary Patricia Flaherty icideamaid cope. We Wi marry as bien Maa: See’ Beant Peak” “ede Geen Wits ot the Sor. BEWILDERED 8M Norris James McNerney. =| =" and flower maid. 2 ! Set my final decree next “ Mra. John mer Army general and former DEAR. BEWRDERED: TM "sv. FramcisT. Stack per oi pyances Flaherty, both ye gy tna ee a et formed the ceremony. a : Ten pages today. viet Union. Your husband is childish in * sisters of bride, wore crys- tary; Mrs. Ralph Humphries, < Tho tide thee te autre were seated by John tary pro-tent. Gen. MacArthur, died _ ‘DEAR ABBY: My parents style gown of silk satin and McNerney of Weston, ‘Mass., en ad ae oa Mrs. Morris Cucksey, leader in 1923. Mrs. MacArthur had : are like all other parents— they Ajencon lace. The sweeping °%, 'rother of the bridegroom; iil Wit cndacta® table te ao: of the day, discussed motion five children. Douglas Mac- , think they know what is best skirt was covered in back by Walter Robert Diemer and Cor- 7 to reconsider, renew or re- Arthur II, ambassador to Ja- | "tor me but, Abby I have a 2 separat eg A lth cell ls aE scind, motion not amenduble, pan, is her son | mind of my own and nobody at waist by a tiny satin 'y ee motion not debatable and mo een a a a oe = ——o —— can say I am stupid. lam 2 bow. Her pearl crown held a Mote, lowe, Sion Su 2 ge is te tome seemeins Bo paNee- She rarely misses getting to | years old and am still in col _—fingertip-length veil of silk l- Soe ce Glemiens, Cate A ee Let bed oe ce ote ! the ch Sentiy saicnlnne a | _y ame but definitely want to grad- * lusion. = chinaien mein "to consider technicalities. Tech- 3 «9:30 o'clock-to give a fine =——— uate before I marry. GOWNED IN GREEN - nically you are married until Round Table - breakfast to some 200 or more | All I bear from. my parents Katherine Frances Flaherty. _ For _ receiving oe Cen your divorce is final—so don't | men. : is money, money, money afd = was her sister's honor atten- Hills Country accept an engagement ring Marks Season “We had to turn away 40 oe family when it comes to fel aan She was gowned in an . Finherty ‘chose a until you ar6 lngely free or more who wanted to stay <— who hae, nelther"tooney nor ——_gmpmesiie ress of green vel. Tye seidegroom’s mother wore ge ae at Winn Home . tere iast night," she said re- a vet and lac e wore a crown : r gretfully. “Sometimes the family but I know one day he of matching accented by peice term oY ei CONFIDENTIAL TO MAR- Mrs. E. G. Winn of Bloom- Sick: wie tape ted wa will amount to something. a circular veil and carried an yer Fe or ihet LENE: 1 understand } field Hills entertained members _ find them next morning curled. 2 parents tear hm Gown arrangement of Wile fowers, 500 ou ow’ air "uc, gt Jat SY, mae atthe Round Table Cub Toss. WP op slag and chairs.” my life so ivy. is ‘ x* * * | T pretend to be sick sol wont - «=«=«£ «* * Nerney changed to a beige piease tell me what you mean pe Pons gp ne ee : wool dress. The couple, will by the “etc.” This is im- ed by Mrs. E.M. Orr, In 1956, according to club | haves: cosee Samet weskendh.__—- aideemaile ary Mowwt-— tive Teste —— L, Lamb, Mrs. A. T. Anderson, _ president, Mrs. Herman Feld- Please help me. McNerney, a sister of The bride attended Manhat- sae Se Mrs. R.C. Cummings and Mrs. man, wife of the former quar- MISERABLE * - bridegroom; Julia Marie Stack, —_tanville College of the Sacred Clark Hagstrom DEAR MISERABLE: ff — cousin of the bride; Maureen Heart in Purchase, N. Y., and) —__f you have a problem, write x * * were lodged at ‘the club and | your. parents don't leave you — McGinnis of Birminghami, Nan- © Mr. McNerney was ted to Abigail Van Buren in care Mrs..Robert Anderson told of Countless others used the facil- | alone, you won't have to PRE- —ette Hammond of Bloomfield from College, Wil- of The Pontiac Press. She will “The Seventh Christmas” by ities offered for just a rest, | TEND to be sick. Give your — Hills and Florence McCaffrey _liamstown, Mass be glad to answer your, letter, | ait whe a Davidson of pag Fone gh an green 4 1892 by the wives of otcers of - ap to_be enjoying evening thoroughly as -armed -forces, = , they waltzed across the floor of the ballroom, which ~ “Combating tw Mrs. Winns” ~ alin the spiral and tem. featured plastic. foam candy canes, snowmen and Girls’ Ranch Camp Oakland men in the armed forces. | gingerbread men at every window. Reindeer were me ge the ae Army. . . : suspended from the vend amid flashing discs pf psn Bil sag? me P geome’ Hoyt | gold and —silver- foil aes "sae Opti-Mrs. Gathers The Preston avenue home | of Mrs, Leon Bigger was the ge for a area meet. } ing of Opti-Mi. Club. Mra Sarge sae hel | | . one guest of the group. oe Bess Ball’ Planned + . Pipdco Chapter of erica wompanyi ‘was Mrs. eee 'Bidleae Women’s Association pet ape Rober Irwin | aol West Huron tanone ‘good sidgan W reet, and leading Ruth ~‘annnal - oo an Sohacs Rpalindl ednesday bei or a High» yaa wal * Cleobelle. ‘Colada ‘(laft) end hurch. Part of canter Tuning 1 Tl ( bulletin board tor the Frances Phillips of Vodiingtin lines. “thick we made by member of the cmmaniy sng meso Iie OBrien (1) of Hoon A toa Te Net Lae aasieacn whee neseve men chapter, | 4 ‘ l Ay "TIL CHRISTMAS Sizes $188 . — [DiEws SHOE sToRE y 87 N. Saginaw FE 2-2492 ; Open Every Night 'Til Christmas eee SHOP EVERY NIGHT ° | CUSTO FURS M. "Delicate pink silk-rose INC. | 742 West Huron St. complete remodel. . Bring are ready for the holiday season. Remember .. NOW IS THE TIME TO REPAIR | OR REMODEL YOUR FURS Your furs deserve a furriers care from a tiny rip to a them in now and be sure they If your furs are over two years old they are dated — Plenty of Parking in Our Own Lot Pickup and Delivery Service es, CUSTOM CLEANING FOR FURS AND FUR-LIKE FABRICS Phone FE 5-1241 ‘|Will Be Aided _ erystal beads, spill forward on, the brow in a festive holiday hat by New Wadley. The glossy green rose leaves cover the back of the shallow toque that nestles smoothly on a@ soft, pouf hairdo. . ; is a must for girls A pet om and Dad, Gramma and Grandpa will appreciate our Gift Suggestions Straight out. of Santa's’ “Good Book.” li Esther Unit Meets | Music-Loving — icy ia a m,| Margaret Gets. Bagene Byers waa the scene ot an) Honor Degree LONDON (INS) — A sol- emn-faced Princess Margaret | was awarded the honorary de- © gree of doctor of music yes- “terday for her devotion to things musical,.‘‘from Mozart to calypso, from opeca to the songs of Miss Beatrice Lil- lie.” ‘ ‘ Queen Mother Elizabeth, regs Ae si . : Gifted Children ok ; VELVET- emeenss i OF ALL AGES... Black, Red— Sizes z to a 5.98 er ga 7.98 Siees'? fe | oe 10.98 VELVET SKIRTS ' Full circles sashed in red and black. —frr898— On every girls’ Christmas List soft, dressy, flattering velvet, VELVET JUMPERS. a 83 cc 3 ge ES t+ ee ee ee eee Dell, e*#ee2 *®® @ ee =. 1.98 Sleepy Krueger ww ith i blue Metropolitan Group Elects New Officers SLIM SLACKS Tapered Ser Style: One eee 6d wesw ee 4:98 COsMEricg. sn 14. 5.98 Biot. Be ie 8 PRETTY BLOUSES Costume Jewelry | te accent her velvet dressups. Her re ty Sten ee Spencer will speak) ers of her jazz - loving daugh- (president of Ladies Ai wantag ot 2 Mallee en be ter. _| Metropolitan Club Tuesday at the fund-raising Margaret curtsied deeply |American Legion Home. and listened attentively as the Named to serve with her were university's public orator, Prof. | Mrs. Joseph Koren, vice president; id; J. R. Sutherland, joined other Mrs. Victor O. Bodamer, a ; - jing secretary; Mrs. Park votion to music. financial secretary; Mrs. John : ee: F. Schroeder, treasurer, and Mrs. TUE «+ - + + —Fhe-e-fticiat-eltation des- ate cribed Margaret as “a con- noisseur of music and a per- pry yg ongg neyace, former, though alas! in pri- tee; Mrs, Clay Parrott, vate, of skill and distinction. year trustee, and Mrs. 7 Sutherland declared: - Gilpin, parliamentarian. - ‘ eee oy eae Se children. “Tt is in music that she | In charge of a January installa: poy eg = hag The mest ineginetive of all ee ees Sorority Dinner Set and delight. Her taste is cathe |Ruel Baker, Mrs. Nique, Mrs. Boys’ Slack Sets in cot- Family Picture Album... Whistle, ee olic, ranging from Mozart to |John Morse and Mrs. Petrie. ton, ‘ ' Coke, Mixers. Feather-Quill Pen. _ Phi Epsilon Nu Sorcaity met| calypso, from opera to the — 98 te 7.98 jeweled Piggy Bank . . $1 te $1.98 Tuesday evening in the Briggs songs of Miss Beatrice Lillie.” Nibli kC S “ee : — + __ $\street home of Mrs. A. R. Bartle-| The academic honor was the Co iC ag ag baugh. Final plans. were made) first Margaret has received and i }|for an annual Christmas banquet! the first the Queen Mother has ommintee semicon Velveteen Slippers to be held Dec. 17 at Ray Croton’s| conferred on one of her daugh- | Mrs. H. V. Pieuffer was Gold sprinkled roses top er OF : ters, these turned up toes in if ede ie cae ns ged or black, Bs PERFECT AFTER SCHOOL, day afternoon at the. Elks | ellen. tos dipper in but- sue ee it 3 Other chniemen include Mrs. . = fe wat i nly SLICK aster skunc, too! Quer Bekman wertone: gtd ioe . ~ cial; Mrs, Marty Fargher, flowers, and Mrs. F. B. Geris, ‘ ‘i publicity. ne sh all! Sizes 5 to 10. White, Blue © }| Pink, Black tom 298 3 FA "The MARGARET ANN SHOP ~ ‘Rertien . fe We : os —_ ws - si P i. An ‘ . aoe ~ Ee . , | ‘ ‘ | ~ Nightly. Use Our Layaway UY - “Foremost in Fie” W. Huron St; FE 2740 : : i * Vat 1 ; Zi : Ge ©, ‘ aa bod } 2 i k i . In Men's Styles and Sizes 6 to 12 .... $3.98 BS CAV curistmas Shop tit 9:P. MIE “Colors: Red, White, Pink, Light Blue, Black end Yellow. " Raaihe 4.50 to 7.50 Ly ; i : vA ss — | [> iin_-Nylon and Lace monte = 2 — — — sa dh iS egy + Our greatest furvalueof ih : ‘wl oh SO ee stoles, Cabachon, cuffed ner a ~~ collared stoles, clutch capes and — ‘pocket stoles'in all the newest = ; * fullyelet-out quality skins! &. {ues 1 “halo gobi het ee geene t (coins rm Ie iu i is gf ! ‘She'll believe in Santa Claus, ~ when she sees her gift of mink. { i ay fi i *Plus 10%, federal tex Fur products Iabeled to show country of otigia of imporied furs. copy of this book today —- | : Bright Christmas Trimming | = WHITE FLEECE w i OQ 3 > Furniture | I a4 hy INTERNATIONAL XEWwS | (7 95 Our Lewest Price This Season A shampoo will do the same won-) ’ “Se ee + ee : = : 5 ture that it does for hate. malian sie Ka Bee on ty Woah, dts taigamad te cmt dom ied one : i fleece duster. Three-quarter length. Cores in blue or coral on white. Sizes 10 to 18. - ” Pngerio—Mein Fleer | re i H BE | E zs + - L [ 3 é. z E a a a y «> ‘ SALE S58 less than 79.98 to 99.00! ' | ! ity Z aba’ soap ef ef F i if i 4 it = == E a; g* . ut z { i 4 : ? if Give her GLAMOUR PANTS 898 ee m410.98 4 3 ! t i f ce iss if gf 4 : 5 E git a i i i ifs : 4 ii HG af i bg i * ie i & it | TE Hi F : * f sis gee EACH COAT SPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR THIS CHRISTMAS EVENT! ‘ a, Slim, tapered glamour pants in velveteen... : black.or red. Sizes 10 to 16. veebne een 8.98 3 Each coat warmly interlined of course, but more than thot... eceiy st rf : U ‘ | x : eee er _~ + excitingly detailed and fine fashion tailored, They look every inch Be ge BR are iraeure ecey aerate eae a ‘their 79.98 to-99.00 former price! Our greatest coat sole ofthe == R : ao ee a season gives you the lowest price on better coats, and the biggest | al elec pa lth, bh, red aed. ee - | ‘ yen piatisded ‘have <3, « Stim diene th rid sae ‘ diagonal coatings, and many, many more exciting shades. at | ae : wonderful combination of wool and orlon. Sizes . ; Sizes 5 to 15 iS" 6 io 18 ae % 4 -% . ¢ ds cn cosh timaannicss Coe Stig Re ee areas, ok NG Junior, Misses’ and Petites’, Some Women’s Sizes 1412 to 2242 . es re ee . : : be : ; Fi Se oe = 2, : ; 2 - e : - it ps os ‘ Re Oi ea ~ a4 Pm F pe i ¢ { ‘ oe é. im 4 4“ : - % ; a le an = 3 : : ; : ae ee | Sports Shop—Main Floor a ™ r rf ; in z a Aa ae A. | eure tenting tn Soot om of oe ai ct the’ figure. However, there. ey ° er ae Y YY YS rs 1 ‘ate some. eattfeions wales are = — 12W. Huron May ' : _EZAON0 | uting our weight nearer to our pera t aa ; 4 — —. - a heart's desire. The important thing chout exercise ‘eierclpe for & few days and then mist * December 5-6-7 cae Tt is entirely possible to lose is to-do it regularly. Do not do the fot ie eit fon days. a i ie be ces coe Hb | PE taal . Sia big difference if you do your You can begin regular exercises, 4s ; Tehches ond cntt conse ee ae ercises for 20 to 39: minutesjat any age unless there is erenen z increase the bust measure-|daily. The important thing is tolabnormality or systemic trouble|"®** ‘That Everyone Will Enjoy! mares ani the sian ot the, SesiOe eee do not do the ex-|which makes: it unwise Of course of the legs. ercises for a few days and then|your exercises should suit SEE OUR ieee Fey “iy «ia BE AO the et fo, eee mae oleae hte swap ry Seg me Lae mae’ os fu poten oo om igre an ney ory ares your * Complete Selection of Personalized and Siilisien feuce detec “| for $9. minutes morning and it is also even more important] like : night, Also, it iakes longer to that you have a physical exam-| der your ‘* Complete Toys and Games Department 20 TO 30 MINUTES increase a méasurentent than te |ination before starting exercise.| ficial ones - #Cempiete Line of Office Supplies and 2. I have heard that one must| reduce it. In. the former situa- |However, you always should have If you would like to have my “Furniture do exercises for at least an hour| tion -you actually are building |your blood pressure and -heart!pust . development routine, send [inemw's sibouctie | ye — checked at any age, and get your's stamped, self - addressed en-| - ‘ a . | 3. Ehave heard: that a woman/“0ctor’s permission, before begin-/velope with your request for leaf-| Po! : “, . ees ape ee lee eee ee ontiac Stationers not true. You wil see'the age of 40. Is this true? ' {IMPOSSIBLE TO DO? . . jnvanin care of The Pontiac Press.’ ‘ : PHILIP’ r 4 You say a woman can in- *: ie “a4 In Downtown Pontiac : . Sus Anpensaee ob ae wehdht — Sted Trew: Yeon, Decl an SAGINAW tara FE 2-4242 , says : ~ ps, Too. | ; emia! wee 7 . Pre-Christmas | » ie | . re ___SALE _ Many | Je | W (OS SSS OES = BETTER GRADE nM 3 we S YVOFr n eee 7 Genuine Conedian Flyers _Hou.rwoop a9 —Joan | Paulette Goddard is anoth- "15.10 Ladies’ Figures "9.98 gh| \eccas ten jeucied wean | fname : "13.20 Girls’ Figures .'7.98 ciate, the conien af toes |. “Pe meets Be eee : ‘ . : S 'en’s 5 ies per her | : all ha 12.65 Boys’ Hockeys ...... i iieo ee | ake por to Oy eee} cag toe bi. 22.50 Hydes Ladies’.Figures ........... .°16.45 ea conte SU wg : fF USE OUR LAYAWAY eich FOR CHRISTMAS | “J. C.," as she is known to Conti a friends and business acquaint- PHILIP’S “LUGGAGE, | ances, named the top ten jewel. | Loretta SPORTING GOODS gf * wearers of Hollywood. At- ig. ‘ Se rte esta ‘a| 1. How are figure - molding éx-| ee eatopanig os Garo all’ exercises are) = 79. North Saginaw St. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 restes the ‘par, FEDERAL’S About Sonja Henie, J. C. commented: “Business . wise, as well an- | stunning, such as wearing a SS sh A _ ae’ May Tilaeaaeetie cael Looking for the right gift? : You can’t go wrong with a A KNOX GIFT CERTIFICATE B. and C. Faille © Cc. 2.99" ~ "Pon 10% tan Ta Maling Shoes ‘50 NORTH SAGINAW ‘STREET - Open Every Evening, "tl 9 P. M. uo saceen om ; : : -& i feres fit your new — ‘| —< ‘Materna-linetor 7% beauty, comfort. Z icieee Beemer | A = one of t you - Repro 16 eotntorta "250 pinche" pamphlet pal core sapeasraad . oe. Whie o cotton. $2-40, A-B-C. the'way you did! * : her soas Coninte #10 $100 sonriess Pegaso pa Sealy earl rin 7 ? j 4 &

gift! ipsie sod ee ba By) tern faba it Riad . Easy to give.. .often, the whole family will Ve pool their money to. get this gift for" Dad. Hy __ And if you're not sare of his size, our gif = MM pee elias Mie hs one ales : = Ja \Reapteste hee. fee $35. | Kuppenbeimer Outercoats . from $75. ay : __Kuppembeimer Sport Coats. from ct _ Ruppenbeimer Slacks....«.jrom $25 ane INVESTMENT IN eden arréanance : , give him warmth, ? comforts: rel ati and soft. tiene natural deerskin fireside boots. Tined in ie red flannel. s,m,1,xl. 5.98 -_ Men's... ; wii ca ae ee es es ‘Philanthropist Receives |= "= =met| Woman of Year Award | iim te =I NEW YORK «Ns) — boi Adit tows flelds were: "Althea Gibson, Rosenwald Levy, Philanthropist’ tennis champion, for ae > pee lean sie! nature gave them). - Sorority Plans ot ae oer, ee Beh Heles| Markova, ballerina, for ‘utstand-| . T¥enty-two per cent of men dye Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen achie. their hair, (Mostly fom Charity Projects Keller and Mme. Pandit as pointe -euoradigong sutsianding dark brown), Piel apes = Mate ee te ee eee eat Oe Sweetheart neckline, or hi gh] “Mrs. George Heenan opened Val ne, edilorin-chiet of Charm| About: the saine. ps : collar and bow — this printed pat-| Seminole avenue home Tuesday *¢#’ sward. Washington, be ' Philanthropies fa Seis tireeemu tree Form ee Essery led @ discussion on “Na- ee oe for her ag ee a Severs op 3 outa na their hair in restacrants, | Erinied. ections on each pat part er, accurate number embert jd horse Mary] Tis overall award has eC Men shampoo their hair on an Seperate sels hic se te tet es) Seta mam cpt a Christmas party. Other gold ie ty setae oor The relaxed silhouette, the ete ee en ifor 1st-class: mailing. Send to Anne’ Most women would rather haveigaams Pontiac Press, | ‘belted waistline, the . nautical blonde hair than any other color. Pattern Date West 17th St., theme, all reminiscent of the 30's, | Most men would rather just have New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly | are featured in this season's styles. chair. iname, ae ee | The nautical theme comes ashore| * * style number. terns. Gay plaids represen every Madison. Avenue om anywhere Change Cloth Daily - ra ne | suiting is neat and smart and jew.jevery 10 years. away from your skin, be sure to eltoned foulard prints are also! and change a clean one ‘used to interpret these, trends in Japan is the world’s leading pro-- daily. This prevents redistrib- '@ casual manner. . |ducer of fishery products with I7| uting dirt you've already re- Ora + *-* iper cent of the world’s catch. moved. ange | Banana Nut Sailor’ tes, middy tops and | : Loa | brass buttons are seme of the Bie — Bread, Loaf.... SSeS - ees With | | the ttle boy jackets et to the i Over Ree | point with their brevity. -- 7 Pies : : ee Coconut mo For ¢€ | Free-fortn silhouettes with their : _ i .° ' . . ase . : FS i + Crispies . eee 5 Pn man agg | poten \ = . : : =. ps, : ~ t 's . A co : OL. Seis bs Nab Sse a, 3 "g . Slim but loosely styled with | ™ —_— © , met : 4 ct) Fri. & Sat. Only chethise waistband is typical of the { : Z : Home-Made 1 5 ¢ ? A plaid ensemble features is sr | oe y pulled low to i Bread, Loaf oeen tone an orm with sheath. The rt ‘1 - i- i, a modern interpreta- : HOT BREAD VARIETY DAILY (EXCEPT SATURDAY) — of va mate tayect Reng Np READY AT 3 P. M. ures a bow at the midriff of an} " Be tomer ene! 7 £5 a Ses ae oo waiaitine and i ‘ teed —~ eae ©: ape ) ae vhas feminine accents of lace. 7 Thomas Pastry Shp [ay resent \rctect tosay's | 7 fF AZEW. Huron St. FE 4-8163 jectty mokied siiovette, inspired Vanity Fair lingerie, eee Bie ty of Parkin Buildin another day but given : 2 8:20 A. mer. ee Seed tee at 6:30 P. M. — ne SER Cetiring Keowee | in color for Christmas : r _ : oe ? : . ...« sleek nylon tricot, =“ A S I] De : { N _ .\ |p) tichly lavished with & sea posi OW lace or embroidery, 7 4 can make u hers | grecian gown: blue, ‘ be : \nectarine, apricot, . { 7B 4 : jade. 32 to 38. 6. 95 ; J sheath ‘slip: honey, : bive, ‘pink, white. .: i cae ‘dL. 32 to 42. 5.95 . Ore ; | half-slip: white, * ' peach, pink. 4. - (to 7.3.95 a sae briefs: blue, honey, pink, white. 5 to 7. 00. t . _ This revolutionary elant-needie + automatic will outsew any ma- “TmSINGER | SS” © SUANT-O-MATIC. wince with a lay-away deposit of only. ($5.00 We will gift wrap and ie The demand for Slant-O: Matics ‘is : terrific! Reserve yours now to insure Fe, ~ 4 feng trl sae | & ‘Mina “MILE\ SHOPPING CENTER Te a J. ©, Penney Fabrig & Notions Dept.» oo. oor ay : wine G ‘pe a i i ‘ ; ' a r | rN N: : a oly Y ¢ ’ 4 Bi ee j ‘ Nurses’ White Nylons White Caps Distinctive Uniforms Pharmacy Coats __ Holiday end Sport Maternities Yorns and Christmas Kits OXFORD SHOP For Women in White . make it a White Christmas “angi of t | Holiday activities at Pontiac , cheats on, Dec 18 and 19 % Greeiig | the traditional “Hanging of the parties will be hel with Santa hing Aapsorersened ang ee Green” party Friday evening. a dr Bats Ch A tree will be put up and the : : iat building which will be covered : a eee a Make Sure That Shoes Fit a. Sunday afternoon will mark the YWCA annual pin award for girls who have served a year or more. Following the Small Deposit Will Bold. Your Coot or meow Suit in Layewey cr South Saginaw Open. Monday and Friday ‘td | SLATES PARTIES — ‘The engagement of Leilla | Both Golden Age groups — ; have dessert luncheons and Bunker and Albert Ezell is. be- ing announced, ‘The bride-elect | is the daughter of the late Mr. putes. She Christmas parties on Dec. 16 and Mrs. Ray Bunker and her pair of shoes in four to | are not too tight, / and 17. Ladies Day Out class | fiance is the son of the Clar- He'll need another pair of shoes * |. participants will close the fall ence Ezells of Auburn. avenue. They may not show any Wear about two months tater, and * term with — still be cooperative —-lun- Miss Bunker is a student at Mercy School of — De- (or too small. Solan’ S Marks ae Only 2t_Sallan's—wi— | , Meee you find these stunning z ae copper belts and ac- wy cessories styled by Copper Bam Renoir to enhance your BAM veceazcbe .. we Belts troit. * Y | Experts say that if soles curl) 1C po ' Japan is the major seller of | |at the tip, shoes are getting too’ ® jnardwood plywood to the United | | short. If edges of soles look strag- States,-but a quota is-enforced to gly it may indicate that sloes are prevent competition with United | too narrow, States manufacturers: — Protect Baby’s Feet ‘more rapidly than Mom antici- need for checking the child’s | . feet to make sure that the shoes | A ‘instep-side ed edge ot ~ the =|" ceaad & 59 West Huron © FE 4-7212 awarding will be a train tt gy d cuecbioiies rg By VIVIAN BROWN het i omnes worn | mer, - AP Newsfeatures Writer |veal ankle weakness, If the : 3 ] ° On Wednesday ‘a Holiday The baby who is going through|# “orm the shoe may be BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ 1 AND 2-PC. SNOW SUITS. | Dance will be held at the a first season wearing shoes needs ~ \. 2S AND COAT SETS | National Guard Armory with ‘careful supervision of feet. First shoes should be A wee oe several hundred men from + S.A ot : shoes aon pel 1.7] Nylon, orlen, suede-ahd-woel,” Assorted colors,-sises--$ 0982--} —Armiy— bases“éxpecte? to ~at | ~ re i a a ee 5 a small to 12, $11.98 to $29.98 Values. NOW ............ up | nse —_ — cg mp ag Prag part ispace to spread, The sturdy . at coer pt i * * * ee labout 20 years for the foot to be ee gag lag a ~ ; Boys’ Flannel Shirts, $1.98 value, now $1.00 ' Mrs. M. H. Slater, member- e. fully formed, we are told, and in tectinig cle? feet. n GIRLS PAJAMAS, é ship chairman, is heading a a jeach stage of growth the child! : 2-pe., ideal -erwdeng a aye prage 1 aaa’ sisatledea 3” _ Tuesday Christmas observance | 2.00 - needs a shoe that helps the foot) AVOid pulting the toddler im : : | for YWCA members, faniilies to grow without too much restraint, Smeakers or sandals, no matter 1 LOT INFANTS corduroy, nylon and linen shoes. $40 | and friends LEILLA BUNKER = how hot the weather. Let him go . Special sale. $1.98 value. NOW ..............-0..0.. 1 : A small child’s feet will groW (barefoot on beach or at must be alert te the too short; too NarTOW! shout every three | he is 10. If a child's toes are to grow | straight, be sure that each pair -of new shoes gives him growing space) jat the tip of the shoe equal to the width of your thumb, and discard them before his toes have begun months until * * * * “wee Os slippers For wi or Hubby It's true—you cont tell a book by its cover ... But a peek between the lines will convince you of Sallan‘s -value. Priced from | warm fleece lining, Others at $4.99 & $5.95 * < texan ed fleece-lined pit it Z ’ _ It's a good idea to wipe baby’s — shoes clean with a damp cloth and a little soap before applying polish to shoes. For white shoes, choose a good white polish that 4 doesn't rub off. SHUN RADIATOR ~ . If baby's shoes get rained on, keep them away from the radia- = tor. Stuff them with paper and let them dry away from the heat. % * ; First Philathea Class | Has Christmas Party 4 First Philathea Class of First! Baptist Church met with Mrs. H.) datetime dress. This sheer wool step-in dress by Tailored Junior is designed to step right into holiday festivities. The details (row of big, flat buttons, cummerbund -and shawl-tie collar)- make it an: important daytime-to- H. Savage of West Huron street for its annual Christmas party. Participating in the Tuesday evening program. were Mrs. Phil- lip Adams, Mrs. Suard Schultz, ard, Stur- ome ee ag H. | eye care, according to the Na- | Mrs. Ida Bryan and her committee: tional Society for the Preven- were in ws caseouaaawaaaes of refreshments. i tion of Blindness. nine milion children — one out of every four. in the nation’s schools—need some form of ideal Gift for Mother Warm Lined aceon) E - Chistnas - zs : ™ "Our Beautiful = , "JUST SAY Display of te Diamonds Sizes 5 to 9 Stockings “CHARGE IT . : » SALLAN’S SPORTSTER $ yy | SEAMLESS SHEERS . ss waugsisivia . : Dress nylons.. -regular knit 3% Watch | or micro-run resist... with (CR le ; heel and toe rein- p ? : $ 3 ae forcement ... ... $1. 18. 4 et Fed. Tax P LE: at Pink, ; SIZES ' } 4 “ tt © Dustproot tenn tn : Bend $55 Light Blue f’to 9 J . ¢ e- « Anti Magnet Cyaveniont Tore ‘ and Blue ~ VANITY SHEERS ee ® Unbreakable Crystal am * Sweep Second Hand © Stainiess Steel Back ® Luminous Dial - Women Gold Free Sizing ¥ for Xmas Man‘s MASONIC )______All Rings 10 K Ls Ledy’s EASTERN STAR LAY-A-WAY. NOW FOR CHRISTMAS | i) * Vicon Chuiklnas OUR 50th Toa ? MAS Open Every Nite ‘til 9 P.M. ~ til Christmas Nite ‘19 P.M. SKATES |i ‘s White Skates __Canadian Flyers | ate Guards Dress nylons... short, me | dium end long lengths.. 22 captivating shades... .... $LIS a a i S-T-R-E-T-C-H SHEERS — Dress nylons. ... that give you a personal fit. Self or dark seams ee oss SLAG. $1,50 LUNCHEONS Sealtest ice Cream Popular Prices “RIKER FOUNTAIN Riker Building Lebby Neumode 100% nylon for wear... $1:00 ‘til Christmas JUVENILE DEPARTMENT = | BOYS’ | TOYS | Girls’ ‘Christmas | cyaaty sori | Christmas Sizes 1 to 3 Dolls and — Sizes 1 to 3 and 3 to 6x. vere and 3 to 6x. bay @ fer smoil women, takes Visits: Wear Out Sick Person Pa er eyes ill for twe yeals now. I am: never without pain and just don't know ‘thought in mii “is this fafter-| add’ beauty fo kitchens, but | | they’re also mighty handy to 3 a style is ug is not sufficiént reason for hol t against it tn . fashion+ rtm fa ee big sometimes about” how We Dietrich’s courage, why don't we: ise "y Most ‘b¢. us don't have the coat Overs Clean Easy - Built-in wall ovens not only | + *- ‘Ne _. | keep clean. One porcelain- ineteaid a Danae} lined gas even has a door that : regarding’. we lifts right off so the interior _ can be swabbed-with a well. | our own. we i ide the fashion deste ; lathered cloth as soon as it is és wheal they ean has cooled after each use. York state borders on staal 4 ee oer Sine ot 08 - Simply , wondertutl. é they must leave because yoR have | “When we reached the main fleer I got out first, bet instead ot my husband following me, he stepped aside to. allow all the women to leave first, 1 told him him thet I thought this unneces- sary, but he imsists that it is galy_common courtesy.” Answer: Since the elevator was crowded and your husband was ac-|, tually inthe way of the women passengers, it would have better for everyone had he f lowed you. “Dear Mrs. Post: How may a girl suggest to a boy visitgr, with- out hurting his feelings, t it is time for him to go home?” Answer: She could look at the clock and say, “I am terribly sorry but Mother does not like me to have anyone stay after (whatever the time). I hope you will come} | LIN” Comfy Slippers /$e oc Soft. and lovely in fus- trous corduroy,,’ powder - blue or pink. / ; See out full page of gifts on Col Open - wr ff PEGCY’S again soon." F 4 PAVI Tomorro\ ca } je No Wolvn Cock with each purchase . of a 2-pound box for, larger) of v—friday Only. 1 Pound of mous Sander: CHEWS LION * F AMILY - > / / MEADOW ink or BURBANET pe WHERE QUALITY COSTS YOU LESS This offer good only at these Pontiac area stores: ey fi. / Tel«Huron Shopping Center wed} , ee |. and Departments in the following Natiosal Super Markets , 1G ~ (a5 Bast Boulevard < 2876 Orchard take Reed, Bytvan Lake sais Elizabeth oo. Road, Waterford —. Chocolates _ cash and carry) ¥ i | sy rete Lotest. Foshiong So do the rest of us women. But most of us, thinking| rotest a little. We talk) Instead of just admiring Miss | . CHOICE SILECTIONS Fine selection of men’s ties, $1.00 up rr MASON? from 4:15 p. m. to 7:45 | f= eer Sal | Come in and talk with your. favorite “Disk Jockey” of WPON eee Presents for Men — and Ladies : No Purchase Necessary _ Special Gift - _ “With a Purchase Van Heusen “Holiday” Shirts $4.00 Now for ‘that. Smart q the finest \ in men’s ~ . suits, $39.95 ~*~ Sparkling Lu r ex rege woven into sculpt Holiday Party EVERY WANTED STYLE - Interwoven Men's 6 r round outdoor en vosseces « 910.98 _mas, Broadelo $3.95 New for Christmas Van Heusen | Paja- with rich colors, sports jacket, beautiful — th ; : Famous “Lee’s” Hats $7.95 ‘ ‘ GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM RAPPY’S af neat ot gericoed YOUR: SHOPPING — rs ¢ AaTONAL clara GE ON, THE EASIEST OF ured lace . $8.95 & up Socks, Stretch type, 1 size to fit © everyone $1.00 ‘starting thursday — extraordinary savings. on. our face AW Turs a fabulous fur event . , magnificent Wincrest furs at spectacular mid- Season savings are yours! Now you can choose the fur which you've always © dreamed of owning, at Winkelman’s Thursday! fur scarfs | of 4skin dyed Kolinsky, Squirrel, Bassorisk scarfs Sucesewi tees $38 dckin vench mink ..... Le adasceues vacdeeesduewees ... $68 | d4-skin stone Marten, Sable 2.2.22. 602.002.008 ude : fur capes and stoles , i Muskrat capes and stoles dyed blond end Oey 2. ae esas ck. $58 . F - Squirrel capes and stoles dyed heather and brown ........... . $88 Marmot stoles, brown 2.4... 06.0000 e ccc caeeee Ee Pe . $88 Mink capes and stoles ........ ee eree Hovabaeee $198 Mink stoles .......... pe eaene paseeees Beccccewepnaces $298 fur coats and jackets ee Dyed process mouton lamb jeckets, rr $56 i ___|___] Dyed process mouton lamb short, medium length cocts, brown . . 566 2 Muskrat jackets, dyed, Capri and Fawn ...... nae econ s escie: $98 Northern back dyed Muskrat flank coats, brown, Capri ......_ $168 : | Gray. Persien Lamb Coots 0... cererecessereensereees ” $298 : | Natural Canedian Beever coats rreserrres reves veees $298 ae prices plus 10% federal tax . ail furs labeled for Country . ‘ of origin Cheose your new fur with Winkelman’s exclusive FlesiCharge ~ @ccount. e 30-day charge with option terms. You _ your method of aagrecst sech en Bregistered Coleratiog Among the Meyers’ of East Huron street, Mrs. MR. uae Rs. JAMES. MEYERS - be held’ ae 7:30 5 og i "Memorial B. ert st Chard avenue, William Meyers of East Huron street and Harold Moyers of Lapeer. - . en are. Mrs, Hazel Slater - Claude Goff\of Seminole Vows With R [Barbaro Barnard S edit | atin: an ‘eiter decorated with yellow chi uatamdiden. ‘Brides.’ maids Betty “Wigginton, Patricia Young: and Judy Rogers, sister of | . while Tom plese Leon Bosaret o.-* —* ~ jand William Barnard, brother of } “fhe bride is the daughter of Mr.|the bride, seated the guests. «| were a royal blue jersey sheath — ichard Fuller: | At the reception held in the church parlors Mrs. Barnard dress with black and white acces. | sories. Mrs. Fuller chose «a ee ee black accessories. Before leaving on a trip:to Penn- Nv , “Sh syivania the new Mrs. Fuller oa te Ente Pe changed to a black wool tweed train of Her consisted of a white dress with black accessories and, “Ve) ‘T Ts of white chrysanthe- Tow a 4 Ghri The bridegroom attends Ferris és ete end ¢ nates Oe Gas ni ee icine : at. « e Shoe Store| and ¢ "90 W. Huron. FE 2-3821 z ye Bebe mteest eae For kclstmas. cen nristm It s traditional to hang up stockings at Christ- mas . . . make her’s HANES NYLON HOSE ER MN NS RT i raciin . : f wt | L I ; i Bites i \ 1 : SESE penne a ee ee ee es a RT a AS, IT es : i | i H hi i ’ we: + ‘ 4 = : ‘ Ba e : - | ne f Beautiful, luxury sheer -seamless;-in bare - leg beauty. 98 Gift C Center 2 Late day and evening ac- tivities call for o HANDBAG <= _ of tissue faille, delicate one: or sparkling j jewels on brocade. . loves beautiful lingerie! o. Delicate and soft is this — and — oe: = D ves f -umder a Christmas tree . . . are here : for gifting. - Soft kid or doeskin and , 3 5. and colors. Drifts of face on filmy —nylon._In— parchthent ond pas- tels. Gown. . 8.95. -Peignoir ,. , 12:95. a: : Oe ae = ote TEL-HURON SHOPPING. center wan Bee oe we ee ~ HALLMARK ‘CARD © ape every evening Gifts of Distinction . _ COLLECT 2 Aa to ] 9 ?P m.” _ Westown Center = « es olivoall ‘ ti Christmas! - | 700 W. Huron mJ Gite of Dist potion toy " - on, cS : 4 ae } _ . “—T % . - - ~ gare os he a i. ‘ te j Khost , | 17. ‘ “ a ee | 2 : ef pS ee a yea BR SAN pee =f trl | \ 4 ” i ny | ip i Hi He Hn tll j f Be 3 s i lis HI ie Dit sah g or i atte 5 z i ij 7 soda fountain a ccaagphoe , vanilla, strawberry, choco- “WUNKET’ rans > ‘ 5 m low BIRMINGHAM STORE ONLY 550 NORTH WOODWARD - | Netural Beff Mink Stole Was $1350.00 .-...... » NOW Sere it For the first time in Furs by Robert history ....0 fabulous Christmas Sole of luxurious new furs! All feature the superb styling, quality ond workmanship that’s made Furs by Robert world-famous . . . and all are specially priced for Christmas! The list below will ahve 20% ah ay of some of Mh wentertet-weled :-s Dee teat eovenel opportunity Neturel Ronch Mink Stole. Was 1200.00 seeeeeee NOW. Natural Wild Mink Stole Nature! Stewart Heather Mink — Was- 1600.00 rreeen es NOW Neturel Silver Blu Mink Stole Was 1650.00 .........NOW | Noturof Royal Postel Mink Stole Was 1300.00 eaveesss NOW Natural Royal Pastel Mink od Was 950.00 seecesess NOW Dyed Baum Marten Stole ‘ Was 1500.00 Netural Wild Mink Cepelet Was. 1000.00 .........NOW’ Natural Blu Fox Streight Mantle : Was 250.00 veveeesacs OW Natural Starlight Mink Bolero . Was 1900.00: oo... seas: Notural Ranch Mink Cape= Jocket ‘Was 1500.00 ... ...NOW Netural Coraleen Mink Bolero Was 3000.00 ........ sNOW n_Brocdtail Jock Wer 140000'--...---now 600.00 Notural Sheared Raccoon Jacket wanssoy on Jeow 425.00 Natural Postel Mink Sides Jacket 2 _ Jocket 395.00 ‘Was 750. 0.00 eevee eeee ~ Was 950,00 ..........NOW 550.00 atte 170000 --..----now 1000.00 - Dyed Ermine Jocket ee » Noturet Postel el Mink Jocket eeee ve enee _@hd many other exciting values! — Natural Postel Mink Coot eee “ vcs Was 6500.00 asceesce.MOW to moke this year the biggest, bat Coehtane ever! ‘Coat Wan 7000.00 vetner Minow 4200.00 715.00 _ Dyed Brown Fur Seal Coat Was 1250.00 sregeees NOW “Dyed Matera Fur Seal Coot Was 1800.00 ........ 1160.00 Dyed Black Fur Seal Coot ~ Was 2000.00 ......... iow 1150.00 Dyed Black Persian Lemb pol 1100.00 Was 1650.00 ...:.....NOW ~ 695.00 Natural Grey Persian Lamb % % Ceat Was 1100.00 eeeceees NOW Dyed White Beaver Jacket : Was 750.00 eeteccnes OW. 496.00 Dyed Beige Oppossum socket Was 775.00 ee eee eee NOW Netural Stewart Silver Blu Mink Jacket Was 3500.00 . ......NOW _ Dyed Black Persian Lamb Jacket Was 850.00 ..........NOW 395.00 Neturel Sheared Raccoon Finger- orn ag tip Coat Wes 775.00 .......NOW 350.00 yes wen 30000 .-........now 170.00 ‘Dyed Beaver Coat Was 1950.00 .........NOW now 1185.00, Natural Blu tele Mink Coot ssatantink Cont, 6150.00 eel Mk 47.00 covceses s NOW Nescel elas ag ‘Stole Was 1 Sees naar ec 1176.00 ies 1600.00 eres NOW fa. pine ie tus emai .f icisnacaneicnasanonimesnemnoe epee ‘Aloe Ae . i no ee ey ek eee : . 3 Pa ¥ . = aoe == ies = : * 2 a “~ a a a» a ® a * > aes a 3 ee = Pe = = s ® --, to dream about MR. and- MRS, ALLAN YOUNG and from 7 until 10 p.m. Dec. 14 for the 50th wed- ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, Allan Young-of Ferry avenue. Mrs. Young, the former Lillian Sawyer, and Mr. Young were married in Sault Ste. - Marie on Dec. 18, 1907, Their three living children . are Mrs. Bernard (Florence) Henderson of Donald- 23.9 | son, Wallace Young of Sault Ste. Marie and Mrs. the Fine Watches aes | Universal Geneve _ -Girard Perregaux - am a = | = _ pi mbes sch, For inane sis divorce within 10 years. Toe! egrn of Fabrics Hamilton . Merlin J. (Della) Doran of Euclid avenue. ' ie ? Hi : | fet Fs { 4 i i : i Ege TS i : ! Pri i gt th 4 iit i : DIAMOND-RINGS One woman in every 10 between|Per cent since 1950 and mote than Plain or Jeweled the ages of 4 to M4 is a widow.'1.300 per cent since 1920, -MOUNTINGS . : Matching 8 iS STAP P’S .. . know you want your RING © From 50 «ws foung one’s new. shoes ... SETS | rs yah Mountings for Your Diamond in All Price Values | | | the ~ at eC that understands children , om | the same quality, the same exacting fit, Sterling Compotes boa or rough and tumble playing! ii of : ; < Ee From _ 9 ) shiny patents and blacks, bright berry reds. . « . | SUGAR «Fen > Sterling Candelabra es araraces | ond POS oe oes ib Plus Tox . ‘ | CREAM SETS /n ep a “0 ~-Towle—Lunt au fi Gorham—Wallace [i xf LL — ft: Inter national ae ae “ oe B. LOAFER af Frank M. Whiting = felon aes. Oe Wi Webster 3, 8D. dl : © nce 3 F $ 95 ; FF, “S ye 8 f we ti Krementz, Engel, ‘Milada, | Imperial and Van Dell ¢ i ae ae = a B ee at ee faster to User Homogenized : ' — = — a aa yale a Fear aed bet ytd ger 3 for “s 00 | CHOCOLATE CHiPs Lge. 12-Ox. Pkg. 39 ~ COFFEE” c CARNATION : | ATLAS Anniversary Specials MILK 10: EES pavmux =e «669° TALL CAN Carnation Instant : CHOCOLATE Drink 30° [Fit 10 = 89°|SURF 4 = ‘1] FRESH, LEAN | Ground Beef a Pounds - Se} _CHOIeE = b. - «Es oats "HEADS T-Bone steak. “998 BEEF ROAST ee tay v9 | | OD ii Sreax at cee uw. 49¢ : + SUCKERS BALLOONS SE Peet’ 8 SMOKED PICNICS. sae th 99¢ HAMILTON BORDEN’S Glacier Club ICE ONE E POUND. OF gs == =, When You «Say 5 Pounds for $1.00 +o g®,* Oe CRISP —SOLID : SMUCKER’S ICE CREAM is han. * Head Lettuce’. meee NS OR aw. s.h NO. 1 MAINE ume tt 0 os cork wurFin ix os 10° | Shedd’s ‘ © | Faencn presswa » 25° Kevko MARGARINE FOR the KIDS! “CARNEY” the Carnation POTATOES nh Ge Qa he Ry 2 Re - COMPLET! * CHICKEN | * TURKEY ~ *& BEEF : = PIES... . ea QQ resty Acres, Frozen 10-Os. Phgs. + »3o wi Gaitorio Novel — 113 Size CLOWN HERE IN PERSON. Friday and Saturday, Dec. 6th and 7th. % sabe ROLL :.....4,- eee See We Reserve the Right to. Limit Quantities STRAWBERRIES 6" First - New Peanut Spread in 50 Years Give the Kids a Treat! MARKET @ Beer 0 Wine e Liquor to Take Out Corner Baldwin Ave.and Walton Blvd. _.. STORE HOURS: Mon.; Tuess, Weds: Thurs, 9 te 9 Ph FE 2-5192 Friday 9 to: 10; Saturday and Sunday 9 to 9 i one Se a aoe Se os eS NO Ee Se Se et BO re ae a ge ne ee : 2 : eo DAY, eceanen 5. 1097 ; at party ale : eatin, Parner oy | Make | heliaey Wreatha wt home. bas Ape oem a wing circle of an old cloth|Met ca add 8 ‘sar mger. Wrap and tie evergreens| Place a low bow! piled with dime ronan ic nln ter Eas wrest nth on > all to a national survey by Colum: Juneau, caplial aity of p Vaverny. oe ‘has a population of si wal a DAT | iti CABBAGE. : oe ~ PRKLED. BEETS . Ne 3 03 By Gaccouare svaur = 10° L&s PURE APPLE BUTTER 9 Ox. dei 10° DAWN FRESH’ MUSHROOM SAUCE ob: “10° Steele Brand PORK & BEANS — NORTHERN BEANS BUTTER BEANS KIDNEY BEANS LIMA BEANS > Hoy ig) MUSTARD GREENS = 10: . | TURNIP GREEKS (ee) meeece=4 =6BLACK EYE PEAS - eae ~—CéPINT™(O BEANS PINE CONE OR CREST .o GREEN BEANS Tall No. 303 Can ~ Homogenized KOUNTY-KIST Whole Kernel TALL CAN con MUFFIN MIX “As 1Q° FRANK’S _ Pure Black . Les . Tell No. 303 ¢ Garden Gate Frozen PEA Chicken Broth = 0° Morton Salt nu. 19° Plain or ledixed, SALES DAYS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5 THROUGH ‘SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8 1200 BALDWIN aaa are cc | BOTH MARKETS OPEN ALL DAY ¥ SUNDAY] “ow Jeinii2 oh I | ee ee _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1937 Lo Dn! me French F Rutabaga ronl; Fry ib 0 sd sth eigicas, se rele mary lees. A» Tt you likethe flavor_ot anise, __you' love _the following cookies. “They keep well. especially if you’ put an apple half in the jar with them. Be sure to iet them stand’ 10,hours before baking. Danish Anise Cookies P eres 1 eup suger, sifted 2 cups sifted flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1% teaspoons crushed enioe setds Beat eggs until light. Add sugar # . Beat until creamy. Add’ lemon juice, “Sift together flour, ™® baking r and: crushed anise seeds. Add to first mixture. Beat batter very well. : Drop from spoon or Sr One ‘Use Buttermilk fo Sour Cream “Sour cream can add new zest to your cooking,” says Mary Kay Coleman, foods instructor at Michi- minutes. Makes 4 servings. gan” State University. ~ & Your dairy probably prepares sour cream commercially, but. you save about ten cents. All you need ig sweet cream and some butteg- Use it in) isauces, soups, meat dishes, salads.) bread, cakes, cookies, pies — in: ‘most anything that’s good to eat!) | can make it yourself at home and) | ‘ DEPEN ae THIS. OWN i if you use whipping cream, your « it's the BALANCE of ingre- - sour cream will have more body. However, you can make a per- fectly satisfactory solr cream with coffee cream. ' mix a pint of sweet crea) and pour half of it-inte- container, “amd add five teaspoons of jt fo the sweet cream in ‘the bottle, The reason you add buttermilk is thaf there are mitk-souring bacteria in it that you want to. get into the sweet cream, Not only will they help the; cream sout faster, but they will prevent, andesirable hr are Feed 7. Now pour back babes cream to |. Te fabs oped of vear.treum, [2 = Shake the Casa dients in baking powder that governs its leavening ac- tion. Only when these are scientifically balanced tan ‘you be sure of uniform ac- - light and fluffy texture in the — oyen .. , That's the story of Clabber Girl’s balanced dow” ble action. a: press, On greased tins. Allow bat-!Set the bottle of cream in a ter to dry 10 hours, ,Bake- in/pjace for 24 hours. Af the end of moderate oven (H0 agrees) 12 tolthe 24 hours, you m 15 minutes. Yield: Approximately cream, but the yy 3 2” cookies. + if you storg it in the This’ bartype cookie with &ifor another day. ¢ crunchy top has whole wheat cereal 3 * flakes in the mixture You may) substitute and cereal you have on. De have fon baking cookies. Me cup gots but Sir maraning i i Ps SI hand for the whole wheat eee nd:ham and 4 pers a that final, balanced rise to” . Vienna Sausages 3 MEAT SALE Fresh Dressed FRYING CHICKEN o BROA DCAST BROADCAST Corned Beef Hash tion in the mixing bowl plus —. = : 18 Slab Bacon #=+u fF 2 bein Pkgs. Fresh Picnics 19° Michigan No. 1 POTATOES * + * .) = b nhd Bs Gd hd 44 Sa, Brach Chocolate Covered Cherries Only Bd | ' Brach Christmas Condy... [f 99 | 608: Ww. a St) Neor Weel ee a . : “Nore: This salad may algo ~~ al a al — I gyi, | = iE “4 = 99 couron oe DEC. re Pens ot — ss MACK REET’ a PTON'S | ez wonoar AGae , “TEA BAGS Frosted Cranberries lege white, unbeaten lcup confectioners’ sugar 2 cups fresh cranberries Combine egg whites and confec- tioners’ sugar. Beat until smooth. Dip cranberries in mixture so they berries on ungreased cooki sheet. |Heat in very slow oven 250 degrecs) F. for 5 to 8 minutes until frost- ing is dry, ; * * * Glared Cranberries | Oven method: Wash cranberries. Spread in single layer in well- berries with a jayer of sugar. Bake in slow oven (325 degrees F.) for! 1 hour. Lift each berry from pan to! waxed paper lined rack. Place in refrigerator to chill. Use in fruit, cups or as garnish for cakes Won-, erful for snack time, too. * * * ‘Candied Cranberries l cup fresh | 1% sup suger 4 cups granulated sugar 1 cup water 4 cups fresh cranberries } cranberries | Cranberry. iets |Good as Decorations Frozen Artichokes greased baking dish. Cover cran-| package frozen artichoke hearts. |Dribile another tablespoon of olive Mix water and sugar in large! y heavy skillet, Heat the mixture until sugar is dissolved. Stir in/ cranberries. Slowly bring to boil and remove from heat. Cool to "PANCREDI FRYERS SNOLWHITE VEAL ‘Shoulder Steak i 39. : TENDER BEEF ‘CLUB STEAKS Weer BUTT ae “5 ¢ aes / ~~~ SHANKLESS HALF ~ Gp Q'S “Sogingw St. vOpen Fae a *BAZLEYS!. Where Fresh Meat Is a Specialty Not a Sideline! —GAZLEYS BIG LITTLE PORKER SALE) _nownmt— PORK CHOPS toes sere PORK. Roast | “EAE BREAST | ' LEAN, MEATY ‘SPARE RIBS TENDER, SLICED "Tender, Toi Sirloin BEEF LIVER Steaks i, “NONE HIGHER” TENDER BEEF POT ROAST Pi. 39° lukewarm right in skillet. While cranberries” are cooling, coat them with syrup in skillet, Re- peat this boiling, cooling process three times, Drain cranberries and spread separately on waxed paper. Keep in yee ot ot + Uses: Fes confection, in ‘fruit punches, ice cream topping, in fruit cups, to decorate white frosted cakes making outline of design with berries. Cooked in Broth Frozen artichoke hearts are ut- 'terly delicious when prepared this way: Heat. 4 tablespoons olive oil in a heavy pot or casserole which can be used on top of stove, * * * Add 1 onion, sliced, and 1 car- rot, diced fine. Over these place 1 joil over chokes, sprinkle with 44 {teaspoon salt and dash of pepper. oe papeeree ae CHRISTMAS TREE CAKE — ‘effective method of serving cake triangular pieces from—each layer. in the shape of a Christmas tree. another tree on a different tray, original tree. favorite cake in two 8x8 square pans. Remove from. pans when cool, Cut each cake in quarters and cut each quarter diagonally to get 8 |. icing. Decorate with silver dragees. Arrange ‘12 pieces on a tray Cover, cook over meditim heat This picture shows a simpli, but | for a holiday party: Bake your Frost each triangle , Awith green Use remaihing 12 pieces to form or use the tage / ‘to replace the sith, Makes shomt 3 dosen. f I's Alive---I¢ S_ Fre —_ , gentyy You'll know this wae _is excitingly different... the second you open the Jar! be FAT HENS © hb ib. Avg: / 39s FRYERS — ROASTERS - “TUR KEYS - FARM FRESH rons: - Coon. Wild Rabbits — Chitt'lins. Fresh Fish Is ‘Cc ’ Fresh Fresh . resh LAKE PERCH ‘CATFISH | BUFFALO § 39° | = 526 OYSTERS “_ FR ; heap "ag a | «39° | = 89% / ee * | FISH OF ALL KINDS PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY TAREL, Jot tele os ¥ j : In ¢ No wonder Instant Chase & Sanborn AVOSS — + gives you a f Captured! That elusive natal coffee aroma co important to completé coffee enjoyment. Now it’s yours, the second you open a jar of Instant Chase & Sanborn. It rises to greet you : ostiig to eating tay tt 0 much wee for “ ire ap ie yon ere. Byte fil bode cfd. | Ae ee s Se FE Ge ee ee ae es Tt ee ee ee ge oo ee ee a eS See, ee es Se ar ie eR er en eee een eee ee ee ee ek en ee ey eee ce eo a ee et eee es bef ‘ies * Your Job to Preserve _ ice ol et ap Oe sel Mee Game Hunter Bags aga! mounts to be used 1 = oe Es a oe = 7 Pe 3 : ‘ - : , = ye ' i . = me 3 3 - - 2. 4 : : * a — Sie, ay Z gh eae TE, . Se _WE'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES TO PUT ON A GREAT FOOD SALE > THE SAVINGS ON THESE WEEK-END SPECIALS = 45 see Brach’s She | | “eee XQ V8 | i cuoconate stars Home BQ | \\ GLORIA MIX: 12% Ounce 29: Package OF QUALITY MEATS I TOMATO SOUP \\SUGAR CURED — ) SMOKED BACON = ¢ (By the Piece) SMOKED PICNICS : PORK CHOPS (9. PORK LOIN ROAST 29: “PORK Liver | Gi Tender Beef -MAZOLA \ Full Galton Lb. " KARO. § SYRUP Blue Label NAPTHA SOAP GRANULES me + Pork aia pera Get : " Seen ee enne Secale on Top Priority This Week. | ise fine ei et | For owen arcu emake Bre} Sygared Pineapple sock eben tel titres oni] SE | eae just brush the cavity and outside} Broil some drained conned pie: # thew do you deus Fa aa : = broiled yon wil tay te thn tao? Willian ha that has 0 Fresh sweet corn: is selling at!well with liquid smoke seasoning; apple slices ¢o serve with you choose the same foods week)smooth thin skin. ‘The russeting on ¥™mer-like prices, Quality varies let stand overnight; and just before'lamb chops. The poanne noel to week, simply because you have|the outsidecwill not affect the fla-/Hom fair to excellent. Cucumber|you put turkey in overt, — sprinkled with sugar developed eating habits of having|vor inside.:A balf-grapetruit will/quality is excellent, ‘The lettuce gaia with liquid smoke. with melted butter or mare certain dishes on certain days. The Te furnish the Vitamin C needed for| supply is heavy: heads are gener-| As the bird cooks, baste fre-'garine before going under wise food shopper will study sea-|the day. ally large and of gota to eaelient quently with drippings. If stronger'broiler shortly’ before the chops sonal trends and food supplies Many comned and trenen traits “quality quality. : : smoke flavor is desired, add 2 are done. says the MSU Marketing Informa-| mameneas Saar ; tion Agent, Mrs. Josephine Law-| yer, Supplies and customer de-| mand for different foods create) price changes. If the amount you: ispend is important to you, study, the market situation before making , ja shopping list. . This is the aes to = pork and, : ry priority on the’ meat list.) iLarger citrus Bs oe, make the jdaily selection of Vitamin C easy! and economical, Fresh, canned and frozen vegetables provide many |. choices at a- price range to fits any food budget. / ‘MEATS—Fryer sipplies are ex-| pected to be. about ten per cent larger than last December. Since | there is less demand for fryers-in}- winter, you can expect to find | prices low this month, Friers may vary. as much as 15 cents a pound from store to store. This is due to differences in size, finish and whether the birds are whole or cut up: The meatier roasting or stewing | chickens may be your choice — for the same price per pound as i some fryers. i tare es in the’ ee After # ; =: Sees > Be SE eS. ps. —— six month period, these have 9 Jiu ~ oe ate : Sais Fresh Cente igrown to pork chop Size and are) iready for the fallawinter market.’ Ready for the Pan aoc ni canis f° =\\ WALTON SUPER MARKET 4120 WEST WALTON BLVD. f : ? i 1 y .This larger supply of pork, (reach- fing a peak in early December), ‘brings a price that is naturally | pleasure-to-the-purse. Pork loin cuts, bacon and sate PEAR 'N CHEESE PIE—For a happy ending may well establish a new tradition at your house. |sage are in the limelight this week. to your holiday dinner, bring forth this su- -For here's a dessert that's rich-tasting and lus- The ton ge ayant P scog , . ss 2 “ ' \ ‘ _ Ms = CO a Oast of f perb Pear 'n Cheese Pie. With this gala treat you _ cious to eat, yet light and. easy on the calories. center cut chops or roast, and the eo . Hoin-end roast ‘or chops co F fF iz E Holiday Menu Features 0 ster Gumbo Pak of samp aood Be } ly wrapped if wax paper and . Lj ht F it Ch : Pj y stored in the coldest part ef the | BIG 6 OUNCE JAR : ; This unusual Pear ’n Cheese Pie| Beat egg whites until stiff; refrigerator. The best rule is to — use it within three or four days. — Calls for Okra According te the American Meat SUGAR CURED € a in ees te! Institute fresh pork stored in the SLICED BACON will remind you of a rich cheese-| fold into ‘thickened gelatin miix- — . freezer should be used within 3 cake in flavor, although- it’s much| tFe- Turn-into # Sgpch pic plate | Stews, chowders, bisques, soups to 4 months, 1 Pound Cello Tray ....... Re Ses : NORTHERN BIRDS EYE lighter in. t te Skim milk cot-| and refrigerate until recdy to are honored ‘round the world be. You will find some stores sell- FRO ig ter in texture, im i serve, it desired, garnish with ; - they re savory, elatively ing hindquarter beef cuts at about , tage cheese and gelatin help to! goasted coconut. —. jcause they are sav relative! ‘. FRESH ZEN en cents a pound less than iast; LA keep it light, ang the non-caloric) 11 kos § servings. Each serving lin expensive and—when made pr 1 week. Round steak for cooking ro eae T CHICKEN sweetener, sucaryl, gives it. its caniiiies 103 detatet: 14.6 grams. erly—full of nutrients necessary with moist heat and praing steaks’ PASCAL CELERY ——— issu fa . eee nar tus sane protein: 2.4 grams fat; 5.3 grams ito a feeling of well-being. With the/are cuts to check. is carbohydrate. , wide distribution of a great variety If you are trying to eut meat : DINNER a . 72 calories have been whi‘iled, from ‘of cafined and frozen foods, Amer-jcosts, ‘let variety meats come tol KASCO 4 4 Rolls : each delicious serv me. icatis have adopted soups of other Your rescue. Most range from 5 to: lands, and by same token stews !? cents a serving and yield 4 to’ DOG MEAL 5 Lb. Bag Pastry has been purpose! ¥ ~ sae Oamy rin ‘and soups pec uliar to certain re- 5 servings per pound, Special em- J « : ted. You just don't miss. igions are jumping boundaries. phasis is being given liver, the’ light seattering of toasted snredaca | Gumbos, for example. which used’ ™0st popular variety meat, i coconut makes an agreeable top-| ; ito be the South’s very own because) PRODUCE — Because supplies ping, if you so wish, maxes ar y okra grows: ‘south of the Masor- | are getting larger, you will no- j since your Kitchen is sure to be) |Dixon line, are now becoming popt-’ tice a price change in citrus. a hubbub of activity on holiday | Nar throughout the United States’ Reth. Florida and Terns have | reas plas “4 make (his bie| Sleigh rides they're called, and, with the availability of canncd mere erenages than last year, In | the day ahead. You can keep it in; isleigh rides they are — the perfect and frozen okra. And now that the’ December, Florida markets, | the refrigerator until serving time, | ‘holiday beverage for a teenage/oyster season is in full swing. the mostly. Hamlin and Parson | Here's the good and easy recipe: igetstogether* A—mouth-watering National Fisheries Institute fas de- Brown varieties; The first var of é | PEAR 'N CHEESE PIE blend of all their favorites — real| veloped this gumbo recipe for a Temple oranges has arrived. i ~ SUP ER. ‘MARKET — 1 (Low-Calorie) chocolate, rich coffee. whipped hcarty main dish. | Deeember is the peak month tor| : 200 COUNT : 1 envelope gelatin cream and festive candy eanes — Oyster Gumbe itangerines with more than a third) 4120 West Welton Blyd. os ws 14 cup cold water theraet s-of-foam are enough to] : ; 3 eggn. separated these mug a &' 2 dozen. oysters lof the annual total coming to mar- OR 3.2341 PACKAGE. 2 tablespoons lemon fulce warm old Scrooge’s heart. | % cup butter or margarine |ket. Supplies are -slightly smalier | . 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind or ‘ 2 large onions, chopped ere | { teaspoons “sucaryl solution or 33 Sleigh rids can be dressed up| 3 green peppers, chopped ca [than_a year ago. sucary! tablets \with candy can stirrers and, with’ 2 No. 2 cans tomatoes and okrs =| Grapefruit are sweeter than; , pound eottage cheese (skim milk) ia bit of tangy fruit cake, you have: rags ry pepper ; last month. Let your " hand and eyes om 1 eup diced fresh pears the ingredients for a winter-time) 4 cup hot cooked rice = aimee Soften gelatin in cold water. Beat party: And, your youngsters will’ Drain oysters. reserving liquor. i “. a ico egg yooks in top of double boiler; tell you, you've already paved the Cogk slowly in 4 cup’ butter until You Always stir im lemon juice, lemon rind, way to a “real cool Yule!” Save at IN re): SA T bed TO WwW | ] see 4 : edges curl, about 3 minutes. Set sucaryl and salt, Cook over boil- Sleigh Rides aside, but keep warm. Meanwhile. 984 Joslyn al E. Tennyson ing water until thick: add softened 4 -scuares (4 of.) unsweetened chocolate melt remainder of butter in sauce- gelatin and stir until “od col t ceup nat hot coffee | | pan. Add onions afid peppers and ate until. thick and sirupy. | a Nie : Open Bon. Tues., Wed. and Sat. Until 7 P.M. Thurs. and Fri. Until 9 P.M. Casiy canes loere and seasonings. Cook over Melt’ chocolate over hot water} low heat. at least 15 minutes. , and add hot coffee and sugar. Stir| Overcooking doesn’t hurt a gum. Brown Onion and Ham _ until sugar dissolves Remove |;,, So long as the oysters haven't . ‘i : ‘from heat and add vanilla. Pour mn Oil to Top Spinach i'1)4 cups heavy cream into a bowl, been added. Before serving time, add oysters and ricé to gumbe. ‘ inach ‘add hot coffee mixture and beat. ol ea eer ote edd Here's the way fo give spinach’) rotary beater until very dais 3 brand-new’ fiavor. First add 2 ta- t through. Makes 5 to 6 generous es s olive ofl to a pan, then as . servings. saute Iu the oll | tablespoon fine.|, WhiP remaining erean and tapi" ly-¢ onion and 1 tablespoon ~" 4 vom tinelyschopped ham. Add this to (‘itt Fed. sugar. Use one candy’ Quick Chocolate Drink hot spinach which has been cooked, jcane i be i" ie mg sabe "¢ & : drained and chopped, along with an flavorful stirrer. es °. For a quart of het chocolate, 1 tablespoon vinegar and 6 to 8! servings. ‘heat a quart of milk to the scalding almonds or brazil_nuts, chopped point, then stir in 4: tablespoons fine. This makes dressing enough: When a recipe calls” for food fortified chocolate flavored syrup. for 1 pound of fresh spinach or 1\being cut julienne-style, cut it into, Pour into cups or mugs and top box of frozen spinach. ' tmatch-size strips. \with marshmallows, if desired. : oamy. Pour into mtgs. Daring the “cold” season, it's important. to disinfect children’s hankies, towels, undergarments. 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In a choice of his favorite colors and patterns. . ‘ j from 2.50 BILL FOLDS—new modern slim styling is the way to a man’s heart! Choose from regi leathers. Pa, __. from 5.00 5 =e wae a i is See ee ee ee ee ane Re #2 SG a i her ae z Z Be Sire to ‘See ‘the New] 1958 Piymouth- Chrysler & Imperial By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tua ot Atecnied Pres Clase Futon end” Seik Hartway of All-State football team. . A powerful squad spearheaded C - |Almont—amassed the amazing total i by one of the highest-seoring back-| —Cark Charon ofjof 424 points during the 1957 COME IN! TRY THEM! AND DRIVE | et in. tim Nntory ot, Michigni Borne City. Arnie Klett @ Dutsdiicanpeien. == ity that Be became on of the Set AWAY YOUR CHOICE... | ae Soe beh ream to a T0|oday tothe associated Press Class : : : team, ee rants Lanotis the ‘Teyular season ‘route--while| He is Arden Crance, ce, a T.year : , -| Bob Van Etten, Manchester lott raced for 24 touchdowns andjold senior from. High All-State annals, Schoot Larry Pietras,.Ann Arbor St. T. {6 extra points for 150 points. Klott’s School, oe set el thee Ot Ss SS Bob Florian, Shepherd - Sr,total include playoff game. brilliant two-way player on honor team. - Fullback oly ie Mosher made the grade by carry- From the Showplace of Pontiac — RGR MOTORS, i | Your Chrysler ~ Plymouth — Imerial Dealer Dennis Lodise, Jackson, St. M. " Guard 5-9 165 Sr. The ends on the All-State team/footbell field, Crance let his lett 724 Ockland Ave, 9 $-6801- Ib. Hoffman, Ypsi. Roosevelt. Guard .. _4-10,190 Sr./are Jim Shie of Ypsilanti Lincoin|hand in a a noe eer eg after|ing the ball tod recliog evn Ss. Jim Farrand, Colon Center 6-0 185 Sr./and Bob Van Eifén of Manchester, |the 1556 eaecal , = ‘\Wally Pietras of Am Arbor St, Playing football in his By team’s middie lineba Chuck Redding, Hudson | Q’Back 5-10 170 Sr. 1 and Bob Florian of . ae a Sat ea pga * eon “en = He herd ran sway wit the tecke pee eee Pea: Bigs Wet. Be . % + honors. : Z Frank Hartway, Almont Fullback 6-0 190 Sr. Fer gnc et Bay City St. M. eae os = e. od : nn a Goodrich = Lg SECOND TEAM ~* ENDS: Bernie Stelter, Saginaw St. Peter and Paul; nw Lee, Houghton Lake. | TACKLES: Larry Nicholson, St. ak eee trude;- Jerry Ohngren, Pontiac St. Michael. GUARDS: Ernie Adama, Napoleon; Gene Fesezenko, Punt St. Agnes. CENTER: Frank Sorses. Harrison. QUARTERBACK: Bill Stawski, Caledonia. HALPBACKS: Marlow Terry, Paw Paw; Bil Wolbert, Flint, Holy Redeemer. Jim Barta, Deerfield Tackle 5-11 180 , 4 Dick CorcoransBey OMY, St:M. Guard 6-2 385. 3F Dick Corcoran, J, St. M. ual 2 os : D Strother, Grose P P. Univi Sch. Center 6-1 185 6&r Elton McGeehee, Marcellus @QBack 5-11 170 &r. D. Skudlarick, C'water, Gt. Chris Halfback 5-10 165 &r. g3 —. Mich. Sch. fdr Deat- Pullback 5-10 185 6r. HONORABLE MENTION i "ENDS: Ford, Benton Harbor St. John: LePaive, Grass Lake; Mitchell, Owendale; Porrier, Cheboyban Catholic; Shicker, &t. Clair. FULLBACK: Dave Conred, Ann Arbor Si Thomas. TACKLES: Gebhatt, St. Joseph Catholic; Michelin, Che- BONORABLE MENTION . — * boygan Catholic; Moore, New Lathrop. ENDS: Pw in) Mancelona; Comores Cudead: Crewiord Clare: Katafios, * ga ro . GUARDS: Johnson, Schoolcraft; McTlhargie, Owendale; agg A gy Sw Schmier, Atlanta; Sharpe, St. Joseph Catholic. — i ; Samm Filet ~ wWarst. Pigeon, i ALL - STATER — Fullback BACKS: Aldrich, Akron; Bogues, Madison. salibiaobas wey, L.Adse: Gackt, Kighiang “Part St. Benedict: aoe Frank Hartway of Almont was Dodds, Grosse Pointe Univ. §chool; Grieffendorf, Blooming- caring. it. Camens oh ee Bay City | named to the 1957 Associated dale; Kerschbaum, St. Joseph Catholic; MéParland, Essex- ay es *Goraupe:| Press Class C All-State football |ville St. John; Middlebrock, Grass Lake: Nye, Frankfort; Pat- Ae to Pe are team. _terson, ‘Parma; Pingle, Grosse Pointe Univ. School. “The right-gitt at a time makes us.. Ps 4 t — ‘Va, ui i) ACCT eas GIVIN GI "areas, 1) For budget terms just say “charge it please” G-E Auto. Gomb, Washer * and Dryer 552q°° Now 5299°° Wash and in dry cone Gaee ‘hard-wearing _ 2-PLY WORSTEDS | =e | apeaperareme| ALL WEATHER | 14” G-E PORTABLE | a x ae ~ BATTERY 238 149% »ow S119" 1. Very light. only 26 Ibs. 2. Dyna-power spéaker Now at Sale Prices! Columbia | Built Boys’ or Girls’ Quality | | a ape | 6Vek Leeda: onc sete POO [12-Vor 15... Pay as Low as $1.25 You Can Charge Ii at Goodyear! Only $5.00 Down Delivers This Item! : 550 Values hee oe ve planned this pleted tedele and ha: soe | fleck saddle. electric headlight, , “Lply worsteds. Today, trust | Cee ~~ Wlobett all to bring you this thought went out with the ‘0st > | - ee — i “M1 of. worsteds for comfortablé _ | ete uaiielvedes (and the acre. pair will double the wear! )— AND ONLY ROBERT HALL ‘HAS THEM! -HIGH-FIDELITY 1 °369% "ow? 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DECR: MBER. 5, 1957 iicath os 00 Str leeie be-w'as i to warnings from the justice de- protest again over television. | partment. a eo In a move to prevent anti-trust the|_. The Minors are‘up in arms over tegistation against baseball, Frick, another Blane to nationally televise &lang the Major - Minor executive Major League franchise ever is| B4me of the week” on Sundays!council submitted to the National : oo ee ot te ia New York City next season, Presently, the Majors! association a proposal calling for, ™ ie = om : : “— the unrestricted draft of four year The Majors algo. “hed on te ; Commissioner Frick holds the Uday, aud the, exinors, view: the| Ravers. This. proposal would Willlagends » Met of player a “ op New York | key. If the two leagues are dead- ‘urday and the minors view’ the the bonus rule, which provides ppea: "| locked when they meet in joint inew move as.a crushing doubleithat players who receive ot acrt M ie on session Saturday, the commis- play. than $4,000 for signing with a big) _American League has) net bas the tie-breaking vote. | Shanghnesey's, lengne _veied. ‘salary from $6,000 to $7,000 — was & _a resolution {ave slub-must Je Wept.ty-tnet to be granted. salar ae : which would Another headache taced the Ma- unanimously to take the matter ‘club — without. being sent The players representatives met § : bonus regulation and motions to ™ f league to func- jor Leaguers. A committee of| to court and commissioner Frick (minors — for two years. with the club executives and thelé in only one borough of the seven’ minor lepgue presidents, said he the Minors te s. : commissioner yesterday and also _ yn — and Na- headed by Frank Shaughnessy of} that the is “a bad thing’’ Another amendment calls forjexpresyed a desire to.see the pre-| vati but that bie Bands are tied due (making all minor league playersisent bonus rule scrapped. em patente st 5 The Quality Sales Team at ‘Homer Hight Motors, Inc., Wishes All of You a Happy Holiday Season The New York area, with its| Chiefs Open Mat Season Friday | Wrestling moves into its second’ season for Pontiac High tomorrow’! as the anxious Chiefs go after an/ _ Opening triumph in a 4 p.m, match’ at Cranbrook —~Led by 12 « pound and Mel ' Nosenchuk, 133, Pontiac is out to/ settle several scores for severe’ beatings sar rane lasst aaa. GEORGE TITUS - Salesmon Dial oe ll clemea cal foe for the ene outing. The Cranes have such talented grapplers as; Capt. Loy O,'Connor, 133, Gary! Grikscheidt one of the best heavy-: weights in this og yo a gas ago, and a peant ai = Late Poviitinaen is the "lite other county wrestling team getting into sion this week. Tw Fete uM an now ires but at Ann Arbor St. Thomas to night. Former ‘Tiger Player ; | ) b aioe = for the DELAND, Fla. @® — John € : . Ness, who was a first baseman fer the Detroit Tigers in 1911, was @) : found dead at his home here yes- : terday. He was 78. : oan mee ae ee Authorities said bis death was due to natural causes. A mative of Round Lake, Ml, : : ie Maret for. Chlengs These prices are possible because Market Tire placed one of the largest snow - and - mud tire orders in history. Proof again that Market Tire’s huge volume purchasing and low overhead, gives you the best tire GLENN HIGHT Salesman deal in town. Buy now before ‘the bad weather really sets in. Special Prices THURS., FRI., SAT. | St YEP Ps (ME he A - stl RON RICHARDS Salesman $19.50 Men's Hardtoe Hockey Sketes $14.75 Men’s Figure Sketes | y From $10.50 : = $12.50 Ladies’ Figure Skates $7.95 NO MONEY DOWN Sy $15.00 Ladies’ F | of Skates “S11.45 TAKE 1 FULL YEAR TO PAY! a Ledies’ Sun Valley - B Ski Jockets & Pants aha s Sun Bri Pe = = ee a 6.70x15 - DAN KELLY ———sORUSS ‘HES Salesman . Salesman wv a hy ¥ Homer Hight Motors, j F: ‘ + Your Suburban ‘CHEVROLET- Sie & ras ag Wearing, Self-Cleaning . 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ART 2 Me 4 A (sil cM dil } : = he z a t ie 2 oS oe Ae ® & 2s BS __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1957 __ ee ee OR at Lake-St. Fred Tangle i ee Catholic Central : ‘ial Has Height fo Falcons Initia vel IN EXCITING NEW DECANTER i (By CHUCK ABAIR ——_ football naff, former Tiger pltchs Sen & iia. lme pate cinta nncl went at oo wine ee , -| Shamrocks Perennially joew Deca, pen te Sos gories Pas battle matching St. Frederick and| Show “Athletl Association will | Northville. Strong: ) With Ovtcourt) | : a are sure to make this ANNAN Cloeume of pn se Wael oa —_o as “Shooting aad bers gm sitet Tne beautiful .. opening of play Pica Wayne- of = It will be the 2nd night of corh- Holiday Carton. o Gakland league feature & | busy! ‘That Orchard Lake - St. Fred petition in the Southern Thumb) poy Paget : jslate of prep basketball gamesimeeting will be an early show-|League. Almont will host Capac, , : Suburban goes to Brown City and/~atholic Central always have one ARROW LIQUEURS CORP. DETROIT 7, WICK, &9 AND 100 PROOF, DISTILLED FROM GRaim |, mocnesler ad was Peale See aera ft Memphis i a oop outing at Nocen(sbooting strength of the Shamrocks, toe te has become quite aware of Cen- “Michigan grid All-America. and at at] — It will be the season opener te " = a Pace, dim Orwig, Wolver- |Southfield in some important non-|Mape Grove, Royal Oak Kimball both teams whe bave weet rine: | -AZAGUE DEBUT — Bloomfield Hills makes its basketball eel eee : at Fitzgerald, Port Huron at’ Flint! times im the past. pan a ge amas on Aig + Eigramge tenn af ma Wing publicist Fred Huber; Doug | The full scheddle in the |Northern and Country Day at : of trying to beat contender Holly on the Holly court. ver of | State | Wayne - Oakiand will have |Rock Huron, Every game in the series has ‘Trott and his top scorer of last season Bob Elston set set the ; been a spine-tingler, including two for the gate. affairs last year when Pon- Prep Teams Have Woes Cage Calendar el ‘Two years ago the Chiets also! oF Don't’ ja ; take Sigua what we offer you: deep-down clean- ing, all-spots removed, minor repairs made, ond fine pressing... chances all ot ony Poe Call. be inhi an vari ther. owes, because of recint ap Se Sieasee =: ap ‘Oakland y schools - Romeo at ; d fas nght wae ony eB al ane ace er Brighton. st . ruined PHS with his pivot, choot RIDLEY Flash a eee tr | ee th i were ny 2 | St. Micheal eager Chuck Steln- oy F ~cgereana . ; hie ee asyre jskins. it et The series with Cathelic po re oti bretes sat te |, Réllley. discovered only recently] . West Bloomfield st Norihviie tral has beer relatively new ex football game + Sept _tor-twe-encounters—in—tour-—jseniors for-1958 has ; the) << Feat Tndefinitely, His teammate, |t** ¥e-itlered-2broken-leg-some-, F , / 7 ney in 1943 and 1947. The ‘power of the UCLA Bruins. iors at the University of Southarn CLEANERS» pee ee | oe esse oe , of playing eg Bennet eg Armada at Brews City, saresaren Bsonpieeerag Coach Red _Sanders.-_operating}" 1 voy has been hospitalized | Memphis at New Haven. were later ¢ {- iwithout seniors the past season, | : pa o Oe Ortonville lost on Grappen|ness, while Sanford has been out] Pers! Ost py ed im\the tournament. came out with eight victories and) Sanders is familiar with the W. Huron 6 E. Huron Miracle Mile [and Charley Grappen wasjof the country as an exchange stu-| Fort Huron at Plint Norunern, The cre. looking for high state|two defeats. five . game. formula, © having FEderel 8-9252 FEderel 8-9255 Shopping Center [killed in an auto accident Sunday, /dent. and will return to Milford] Countty Day s¢ Fiat Rack Haron. tion, will have to be careful! wow pe will get five . game | Worked under it two years age. while Adking may miss several'around the Christmas holidays. tomorrow night. The Shamrocks) service from eight players ia- Both USC and Washington have ‘Keating Named MVP pistes tar od hae eer cae cluding All . America end Dick | °W coaches. ‘ ng in several years with 65 Tony! waten and All-Conference tack-| As UCLA, California, USC abd in Interstate Loop mae phe t-te hig Be te Bul Leet. So the Brule |Washinglon reached. the winnibg _NORMAL, Tl. @ — Waterford's| The. Chiefs will g along. with’ of the ean anakal powerhouses. poet tie Be wang pemwee wes Kerry Keating, senior alfback|big Hud Ray at center, Jerry Wil- “] the Uclans’ approved to Kill round robin foot- from Eastern Michigan's Hurons, |liams and Jim Skinner ‘kt the for-|, 1" tose years xo 0. cngiball scheduling in 1961 and thege- jaa Ben Let, _ most valuable wards and Dick Whitmer apd Maxine pote wee PE oe 2° ot eae ayer the Interstate'Barge at guards. * * * ‘Conference.- The « fleet halfback,| . Catholic Central is located x Out-| n>. Cee, ene pone ca —. who led Eastern to its first un- er Drive and Habbell which can, be es and 14-17. Yt ito the Associated Press all-state | jtween Seven and Six Mile roads) Iwill go. right past the school, - ctl dnaegemtinaintniininin~ilimeatienstces SOLVE YOUR ae Se Ne WI ¢ : ¢ i | T PROBLEMS HERE! Ss Ng a W979 "34 , On (SS aes ft LADIES’ WHITE FIGURE SKATES P Size 4 toll. 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S, SS Si wie Pere Pe fe fer IP Ie re iP ie ae oe fe fe fe iP ie ie te Rages Lose 6th at Homie Hawks: Apply Whileas| © Be. r the ‘ re sot ies or ‘ IT MAY BE WORTH AS MUCH AS $7.00 for Pin Title Test: jz" | ON THE ABOVE NEW TIRE PRICES! cn tal ' *| clinched ccarerees tee GENERAL 1mas [222s acne ear a ea a 2 Shas RAYON TUBE-TYPE Gar marae. ave aatontie’ goulies 4% olay >a = oP ns teen gel BLACK : ! WHITE | Tunic hiniee f aekaee taku aa Size PRICE’ — size qj i é»Price* ed into the finals automatically. |and- Chadwick 2% for the Leats | + * It first scoreless game 6.70x15 ........$20.25 | 6.20x15 ........$2883 : “Pontiac Motor Parts a0g18 |. 2.63% “gna3s 4 710x158 ..... -» $2785 ff Aiitomotive Parts and Equipment. ‘ ‘7.60x15 gece , $24.90 | 7.60x15....... $30.50 Phone FE 2-0106 ee -- $2730} 8.00/8.20x15 .:,$3345 | , "ns. ©.. a —rOssLsss See ewes SR 6:70x15.. . $22.95 | OUR TOP 7:60x15...... $27.85: | “LIST PRICE WITHOUT EXCHANGE YOU CAN GET EVEN BETTER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ON THESE! NYLON GENERALS TUBE-TYPE TUBELESS pres if size _PrRrice* errr $24.70 ~ | SEeETY 1. “ee *@ ee @ se @* '6:7Oxt5......... TORS |... “* © *# ¢ * @ wo IF YOU’RE A GOOD “HORSE TRADER” YOU'LL GE? TRADE-IN DOLLAR FOR YOUR OLD TIRES! he ” i oe Sc eS nee ee " mg ’ bie , St ee f ni a J gigs a a Sa ae SKI PANTS ° 4 Te ras | i Men's 10.95 » 15,95 Ladies’ 9.95» » 17.95 SKI BOOTS | Ski Secsaleis , $90 $3750 | .” “5 ” Sk Poles °2.80 1010.95 Goggles - RIDE IN. SAFETY NOW eee PAY It LATER rex )NO PAYMENT" ml as SEE E vets Less than Rayon Prices! = MIT ST Be | ’ * a FAR RRA: 50: RENE FIGURE SKATES 1 compere Uns of “Hy adios’ Res. $13.95, Now . $9.95 COM }] Ladies’ Reg, $16.95, Now $13.50 § SKATES B id }]. Men’s Bog. $15. 5, Now . $10.95 IY. and Men ot : | Men's Reg. $17.88, Now . $13.95 : > “Hew AS ae ‘. 0.95 § ie Guards ; 4 ei 25 il 9 RS ne 4 1, Moai ab 34 Christmas Be , : | Phas : nan ‘ i, AS le PO eee ee i - oo p * ste ee N hewnd ae’ es 2 Ole Sell Wight ee nena oes fo Cincinnati oe Kins Pa Sac. 10"! “ 100% W how: FLANNEL - ]00% w : sg) sore aps Cae aecs ASH by evs, SQ] ay Boys’ or Girls’ 26” Bikes © Texas Steer handle bers ®@ Auto enamel finish - ® Double braced fenders - @ Firestone Speed Cushion tires © 4" pitch racing chain 2 ee ee ae eee ee ee TESS SS ee Se, 2 Ph A IN RN . ecm 2 Matching Miniature Capen These es Oe Oo eet ean o OUDAY PANTS SALE | bee a = The neve Plaids new E ‘and fabrics, 7 hd cuf s J CHROMEs est rolers:< Q E SHIRTS SR Soa oe reese 100% Wool Scarf ANSON CUFF and Glove Sets | | LINK SETS SBD [iow cow iow. $9150 op . BELTS © nor See £51,00 & Others....4 for $1.00 | NEW for CHRISTMAS | LEATHER BILLFOLDS | WOOL — LEATHER | DRESS FELT HATS ton § Fur Lined Slippers | FELT: HATS: 8 Blue-Gray-Tan $5. ike SIX Full + a WE RENT TUXEDOS... Se SSSR eS tie Bre ecm dee atte tie ee phd Keg. ae ee now “at Dave's 3 pair. for. . «weene ee eee @ police alarm button in oS x = S. aa ssa a ek a ‘Detroit Branch Rgbbed| ; ‘of $2,000 in Daylight; Gunman Escapes DETROIT @ — Police are seck-| ing a gunman who escaped with Miss Jordan managed Stroke Was Blow to Career a v8%3 Hike He Two a 1966 Ford 2-Dr... 1954 Pontiac 4-Dr. 1986 Chev. 2-Dr.. . 1964 Ford 2-Dr. .. 1964 Chev. 4-Dr.. . 158 Revo Hardtop 1985 Ford 2-Dr.. - 1953 Pontiac 4-Dr, MY DADDY SAYS: 1 OE YOU TOO WILL SAY. , . IT'S $O “EASY : DEAL | WITH. NO PAYMENTS ‘TIL JAN. "58 1967 Ford Vie. Br. : 1964 Chev. 2-Dr. Bel.. 1063 Ghryslor 4-Dr.. ; Bees 1964 Chev, Dr... Six Months Warranty All Used Cars x Ris age Fa rl the left, fortunately” inow is able to walk. J * * : i ft ; ol 2 Says He Won't Act Again rotund body wasted away after a | But hetimits his activities to, loceasional shopping trips to Santa Monica, The rest of the. time he 2 i af i ‘pictures together, we never saw * the will be em by AT&T to “Comedian Stan Laurel {a3 hmr e's of his life. When we were making each ‘other off the’ set. “After we were out of pictures, | we did a of touring in Europe lot ¢ aan ORES hee ee Oe Bell Telephone Wins Rehearing on Rates —LANSING 1 —A-Michigan Belt Telephone Co. application for a rehearing of its telephone rate > * * Court Dismisses * Baxter Annulment Court justice has dismissed an an-lto regain their self fespect CLOSED TONIGHT oy a A Ee PEN .. [grins Meajila asta.” =) pcots decade’ eeolaie tak es , €¢° #26 9 per cent from their beds. FRI. it SAT. ed SUN. Also “HATFULL OF RAIN” ‘Ec $2295 sce, $195 atte $ 7960 ia. eRe $ 905 F so, Mae Tomi Gor $805 ere Nice Clean Car ____ Rabtetienter — ¢ ~ Hydramatico — ae) i Geed Transportation os PR as ® a oe . ranapertation alae Pree = Radio-Meater **#e wored -Matie = & .. omenetS. 5 B05 El nadie, Fsiec $ 695 ia eé#e o Plt tp, tastes A oe Sum. 12 Noon te Midnight « COMPLETE CARRY. our SERVICE Es ins ne pares ready n'a few mine, call REST AURANT ie PIZZERIA 895 LAPEER ROAD—OPPOSITE BUCKHORN LAKE LAKE ORION = wea | wy |WIN Be Enclosed by Weekend a Romeo H ospital Doin’ Fine | if u : : i ee eS f * : ‘NOSPTTAL ON SCHEDULE — The new 32e4 eis eaik Ee auclcetniuned aan Fagen eanttgeon omgpongrresdt gir continue throughout the winter months. The med- between Romeo and Almont, will ical center is due for completion next spring. by the end of the week. Pe ST oe ER ™ 7 Be ae FOR 1 wares f no Sa fa C7 , of FARLY & Commerce. : : "Si EEO EEE E EEE EL WS Ue i . pao e Christine Tree Lathrup f Hold Heowen Jones ot Reckoner pre- Business Rolls * ee we. DON'T TAKE ‘OUR WORD FOR IT! ae . The winner of the Press tropty Off to Good Start \Cnapial Elartin “¥ | SER sce Pl elon FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF WITH A § / a ee ee in nissenaliree bodes typears we be off to] February Vote Slated| i. os / E9 ‘K f / . factors are milk and butterfat production's good start this -yule season, the) on Storm Sewer Plan, - records, improvement in housing, State Department of Agriculture! $ Ruli . breeding and feeding and manage- reported today. | Downspout uling ment practices, Dean F. Lovitt, assistant chief) . HAS 20OW HERD of the division of plant | LATHRUP = A special election tient st a HOW IMPRESSIVELY er 1958 PONTIAC RIDES! PERFORMS! | HANDLES! — ae: =k, he * * imen announced. 1956-57 : Residents at the same time hard average wns 121% pounds Raccmwige pe wieaen pReendpeo “aa wi a ir: ae 8 tt aif i i i —- en _IT’S EASY TO. OWN! TRS EE fone | rears ce |e ce raed or ‘ 12 Cars Available for You to Drive! oy. teat ies. Water Watery of papper e g. ~ AND SURPRISE!! | S / & Loe Soon, New tien. Persons transporting trees are i per cnt of Ears reper “Oh, May 2, SCR CeCe SS OG EER eREE ee Ls ” Yerger replied. + ‘Lodge Calendar tine Lodge No. 21, P.4&A- >= WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS Open Friday Nights FREE STANDING ““FOILETS end foucets. te __ Styled, = oA z a made toilets on Steel Fipe On 21-Feet Lengths 1-ia. Gal, $5.25 WVa-in, Galv. $6.93 1%-in. Galv.” $8.19 White or Colored 2 Compartment Sinks $12.95 2-in, Gav. $11.34 } CASH- AND CARRY ONLY stas2-tnch Deutte Sebi - ** ** . * Medicine Cabinets win reeset um... . .$22.95 Ya-in. Golv. $2.84 5 Ft. White Steel Bath Tubs. terns mr $42.95 5 Fe. Cast tron Bath Tubs. gues cones $59.95. Shollow Well Pamp with Tank ux. ms . $69.95 FOR YOUR) Beth Tub Enclosures. .... Beaty to Inetet $28.95 2 Compertments make next year’s Church. Fri, 8 a.m to 4 Dal Michigan Week. one of the finest.”’| dAnti-Trust Suit Filed |" “ \Against Volkswagen |. Sree st \ WASHINGTON oe F — A civil| Featuring be CAST IRON. SINKS 21x32-inch — A Grade | ‘27.95 | FIBERGLAS LAUNDRY TRAYS ‘With White Ename! Cabinets + —_ “end ast alsh 3! ia = ‘ i “e PIPE 20-Ft. Lengths Va In 19¢ Ft % In 28¢ sects PaO Sane ene eee Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks.......... $39.95 tess fittings. Kitchen Wall Cabinet .............. $14.95 Laundry Trays With Stand, nail Strainer . . . $15.95 Bath Tubs _sugit tmopertections teense eee . $12.95 Garbage Disposol s« ms... ....., $39.95 Bath Tubs cateme ............ $19.95 Up Apt. Size Electric Range... 2s 6 8 6 tis ... $89.50 q SOIL PIPE “4Z-Inch CABINET SINKS | 3 Set includes: Large china} lav. te with chrome f rain plug. Free standing |. reverse trap closet. Sun tan, green, pink, yellow, grey. 30 Gallon Famous Moke | | Electric Range and Oven...... + or $159.95 Dishwashers ‘Win'tar.-.+++-.--.+..$159.95 SUMP PUMPS cones ape i idnanpiaten set. colts ” a a rey iii EG * * * Ply sin i } ‘ as e. if Dy Death Notices ak Ch teeta nd { ARTE Milford “j val Herman Lawrence, : aSrivest PE poe jae hny ase (La eg +e apr Lnedatetay cafeigitetean Funeral Directors __ Television Service 22 Donelson-Johns a, sth i AMBULANGE,GROUN ey _Punersi Home FE 413 FOR WANT ADS | DIAL FE 2-8181_ sell, rent, buy, ‘swap, hire, . Huron Street WM, A. KENNEDY _ | Employment Agencies 8A EVELYN EDWARDS | and gene: JERRY E. A j] Dowr wish For|*% MONEY! Make it easity| Meage through Classified Ads. To | Bimeretees ing. Interview all types of individ- uals on interesting readership survey study Contact company representative; Mr, Gerald A. | Bramwell, at Hotel Waldron, Wednesday and Thursday, Dee, é-and 5, VOCATION. 602 snk Bidg. _POR_A SECURE TOMORROW _ Instructions 9 s aa _ Work Wanted Male 10| *; of this week. Good pay. No sel} vy .|_ Nicholie & Harger Co. 3_W. Maren «PE «S818 peat Pa. | ead, L. Moleee Pe _ Laundry Service 18 | ip phone Pontine Launary. FE) nr! = * * . * * ae ie iE \ : « 4 bl * i - ; ‘A sf Fee 3 g | ‘ : ti a it - - -MORTGAG an oe ee CALL PE 43944 or PR §-1004 aod ask for Ted 1 $143 Cas Ree rata |ATo in nt, 4 IMMEDIATE ceca ACTION |,Seaatat aan ee eraee 5 Bho tae ; . 2 : famisn "he fos operon: Rester,| Sa ae Bott | QUICK CASH | Eres VS wk a “Put this on the air quick, Clancy! Hit-run ‘car, late model! Whing-ding Eight~black with brilliant white shoot- -| BLOOMFIELD HILLS Call es. after Thurs, 6 Pa. EMptee 340. Contemporary Lene in “base: = ‘ ‘ment. BEAUTIFUL f Srig Som. inne 6 : Ene’ teem tan meters teh: | $150 LITTLE FARM — Real | screened breeseway and 2 ear . Landscaped lot Sylvan Manor 4 Bedroom & uw i Rose McLarty, Broker Establiches mm isis. RARE OPPORTUNITY -|. ing room, Roy Annett Inc. “Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 sep DOWN — Modern to the ay and 4 yrs. old. Pull basement off furn. aluminum BS eo ES | ae storms and screens, Oak floors &7 alls. Tile bath walls. Tile . Recent- OE pesca Payments only country. living. Large 4 bedroom ‘onditioned —_ vs W os y den, tled bath. washer & diver included 30 = 60 barn, 6 acres of land. family rm. CRE Frage. Twe large iets, Lake priv! leges. Only 4 miles out, ; “eee Sy anu AND _L. 3. BROWN. Realtor FE 24810 IW Burch : 2-481 wn “Saapie Using’ Service NEAR TB. HOGPITAL. VACANT. This cory 3 bedroom alow is now vacant. Two rooms, liv- dining ares. room, nicely clean and neat. fered. Priced at $3,509 with good terms : hen and din- Large hallway, full ort feat’ dl tae Bes be which is insulated and has overhead s ¢. Tro pri ve on ‘Bilsevets caged tae Dointment only. ee | $595 Dn. | SiS NO One ent. 2887 Edna Jane, Lake Orion, 2 bed- Oxbow Lake. $100 a month fe" orice of $1800. PE OSL tut |CLARK REAL ESTATE ~~ RENTAL UNITS cat fe ae |. RENT OPTION Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 Dixte Hwy. at Tele WHITE WATERFORD OR Stnied, Sbatine, tu iCK- POSSESSION +} Ask for Mr. Williams (CALL COLLECT) Realty ima W, 7 Mile Ra. =| KNUDSEN | ; | Silver Lake Area ent Rooms 37) Slove w fetria: #18°© M Fe eoiei.| oS Se ier hemes Sik very modern ¢ fireplace, 3-pe.. bath, full nitere, ‘m tesmaoe ta pee ox 900 with terms svailabie, Dresegs pier © call Mr. Wells, A. JOHNSON, Realtor Ae E =¥ is — a. 2 2 Pa aul Ls | i gf 3 g GILES REALTY Co. Mier 6: FE i006 or FE Sanu. 2 FAMILY BRICK P. W. DINN. _ Huron . © oven, Birch cabinets, country for hs with jow terms to LADD'S ING. pore! carpeting, ve- netian bilnds, drapes, paved drive. SPECIAL to see this beautiful room bungalow. Completely ie 508. Compietcly fees,” * “$442 E 433 H : W. Haron ; . : aS recta Call Today For An Appointment. Mutlipie Listing Service : STOUT'S Best Buys _ Today CONVENIENTLY LOCATED . ts this lovely 3. bedroom home jocated In the north end of town. Close to school and bus line. Fully" insu- jeted, Storms. and pereens. ae oe hardwood floors, OU furnace. Only $2,500 ’ PRIDE OF THE real large, 3 located on oS ye ment, Priced at see” HOME FOR XMAS : : 2 tance a Some i - ae ate -peank ‘Tull. price for this | rod 8, lake i ba A ier | rex imming and at ound home, Lo- - See ; KENNEDY Cedar Toland Lak ae ek ek te Actes On~-~ ment in happiness, po- Bee 6 eign Sete y. Co. 8 Telegraph Fe . —_——— tog service 4] aa NICHOLIE $330 DOWN —~DRAYTON PL AENS 33 W. Huron & ' Open $300 Dn. to Vets! North-Star. Homes | 3-BEDRM. BRICK » CLARKSTON basement. hardw: nay Ser ae we aystem, paved streets. . shopping. Churches, Cigan “commanty living eae Directions: Take £S. 16 to M-1. itt & ie Welton Re In Clarkston STERN & SELIGMAN BUILDERS, INC. OPS cel Phone. iekuie Sia Complete’ price only $10.50 Dorothy Snyder Lavender me eo’ cour Phone EM or d _ For Colored never @ better buy ai Bus ad will have to WEST SIDE "$950 DOWN. seas | ee Service, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION New 3 $395 MOVES You IN rR BETTER LOOK TODAY! one Si > beat, EN bedrooms full Beatioaton” reens storms. Pricea at 913,300. Half of excelient brick 2 family ement, gas heat. north east side loca- tion Vacant. New 3 bedroom home. See fo 4 reurself, Priced at Based 2.500. Terms. Vacant CLARKSTON AREA New 3 Me 7! ag hh home, - ot! beat, 1%) beths, combination storms. Best of terme. Now vacant. NICHOLIE ; FE 6-8183 Evenings ‘WARD E. PARTRIDGE Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE _ BRICK 5-FAMILY | Well kept 8 family. apartment, v on side, near ac ment bas 3 rooms ware rentel to capacity. $300 Poy income. Priced at $16,-. REALTOR _ FE 43581 1050 W. HURON T pense. "TIL * KENT Established tn 1016 Multi-Lakes Realty 2 BEDRM HOME Pull basement, fruit. cellar, lar a eorner tie lake ee ¥ _ price § $9.000 me 8. Commerce Ra. MA +1678 mw ag inka — 2 bedroom modern. G: Let 1 * Excelent Only condition. $9,500 terms. FE 42543. : CLARKSTON ESTATES | THs, 38 18 ae, AND DIFFERENT. - Must Be Sold Priced to go. Converiientiy to- ll ROOM HOME tear downtown |. area. Excellent condition.Iocom potential Only $12,900 terms. FEL ree ae AST CITY § rooms this modern 5| Basement. Plastered wil hande, FE ete fi OWNER TRANSFERRED storms and lot. You'll school ioe wenn, "nes sale, only $9,800, terms, FARM HOUSE ~ LOCATED tac, jaoLeton . SPECIALS], meen tee cin | Partridge at YOUR HOME IS.. AVE pee i 7 LOOK- ING for WHERE YOUR HEART IS COLORED 3 Bedroom. Ne mee.) NEW te LOW LOW . DOWN PMNTS WHY PAY RENT? Ww Homes Se ye ~ i . BATH, 5 bed mass! sag owners afumisiin * ARte eo welt built farm home. 268. Bondale paved street. Near school, En-| paved foad. large lot, with cor-| Bebind 4, Joe Boopttal-oft trely new neighborhood, 415.800 shade | trees This could Call me me srt Lincoin 2-4677 Realtor OR 338h — FE bans | pe, uae ees ts BUT HURRY __ EM ‘3-0066. SS ae Only 2 Hotuses Left! 0 MAN Floyd Kent né Inc., Realto Realtor WESTOWN REALTY WANTED... TO QUALIFY, he “a menrried. the fathe ‘eo nen and ful Seonndan in wife “Should fixe a 24-ft live 3 | Hempstead) poms _.| Fear: log sawin’ Ticeo ai AMPLE 4+BEDROOM That's ope way to" 90) oe. ‘there are bedrooms well built howe. yy Li "BU Close to Pontiac Motor . Convent: ~F room: ee. alow, close to bus, — handy to scnoois arid sho distance 12 "Pontiac moins. cated to Waterford 1 2 bedroom one High Schoo!, bungalow, den, ail “* heat tt: ved street formyl ny ary you tn. Sell fy Nicholie, aye ro Pi Prime mabe OY x 550” on =e oan ; Wultame mod. i homes , ba Maly 30 ton Balk ana | Lakefront, Home , ~witons 4351 a aanoee~ Civilians —, $350 Dn. iy ee ae ae 0x8 Oy eee tant te | OWNER. "WO 19104" 5 ACRES = John K. 6 E, Walton — REAL. ESTATE INC. IRWIN. ‘ Attention, Mo . Mothers bese oie dee) room, ‘a dream : had 2 bed hom, “Wosted: on © nice large tot J pisned. € Oo peed a at cageh ie bathe, t'Realtor a Main, Mich. a 7 William Mille 2 FE ae i re “HAYDEN, Realtor ye W HO'S SORRY Now? : eS 2 You'll if. ieaere “Sareel a fey ham tae witht i ay ae pn M: Stout; Realtor | * "Shen ere, eae a FINAN CE my sree “LETS TALK _ BUSINESS” _ Tavern. Rene Pontiac aes a Next, Jo f Market piled fe rate 54 siset sow p for full — Commercial Bldg. tn Dinte -LOANS—8600 to $1.50 Ls te iz omplete I Livi oom aes Joseph. liy= ~~ wei eo a aes be ng an 7 a. tend we never met!" 2 ae ae sth . Bret For Sale Houses 48 For Sale Lake Prop. 44. ota teak Seating " q + 36 "| AT UNION Soe Fin i SEAUTIFO. ogy 4 fet Sale Clothing TG trocke eee [he TOC uy toe co BARGAL los ta ee lee 5 a = + ee 143. Union : EM 9407 Modern home ou good paved we o $15.300 Terms. OMande | » sm. The ae TRADE ° |e eeeeeen tt ‘Snace Co, wiata? ees ae “aver ow: § tateees tet renstar co. wosere haan : sold for 30 per cent lens. T Cass Lake Ra. ” es PW, cance ; Pontiac . aa gw a , . 3 4 Ps | 2 ea ing and giving $10,050. , household MIDDLE STRAITS LK.| Stet For Sale Resort Prop. 44A Drayton Plaine | SoBe Seeeetets eetetee ond New 4 rms. & bath, = A] = mo. . eet teiaeietmamaaatiecaaiedammce are aa a Walled Lake bt stg tool Tues, 1 4 z location, Lake Only pn yas ae Al AD {MULSEIBAULER b21ore. _| Abse Bo clothes will ‘by ac- SELEASANT LAKE "HORRY ~ ONLY § LEPr! fakes. “Good “bunting, &foning Utica a feist Tuces tte 8. Baas part of viteriat nishea. Corn Corner Be tae ne peaner a Ses Ses teh ey . oe as : BLACK i ~~ = : | KL L. L- rempleton. Realtor | JERRY E. ADAMS CO, * Gade for g ploheap. Sie wetted | qt'z WOON REALTY Quick Cash ‘her "Fe nised pee OTT abe ae ey, Eat Bid no oe sa $25 TO $30 BOTs CLOTHING, 4 ARRO seins aes SERVICE ST. Bike be ‘sz oe rele Ly Po oon eee “Cet tg 24 montis | OVERCOA' , ; i ei TO BUY OR SELL excellent $7( : You can. treads coe Pe a WANNA TRADE? , {It Is Different Residentish qr commercial iote:| fe" gems doves nH, HOME & AUTO large Here ts a jewel im a new custom ROLLE RINK need a emailer one— built Bj e in So, HOLMES. -BARTRAM _ se xo : call us today about tradine ‘Your fie ands, ¢ extré | is? _Disie_ Hw: OR 31950 Opty SE - "LOAN CO. 0. wit las ont situs yee sacle attached 2 car rarage Gen, | LOT 240 X 320 io Fr. oF for further details. — Perry Pika) Electric builtin range and dish-| jumber, sei of trade om car. BEER STORE GET CASH QUICKLY HURON GARDENS floors aint plastered walls’ See. FOR PERRY ACRES LOTS CALL| A,,%tl! news west skie store. bome, onk floors, plas-| ing is belleving “and we are HP. HOLMES,"INC. FS 62063) - Tm Stibe0 “with 94980 dows Up to $500 pan I wails, Hatt basement, A} w you this pie ad'ng wock. Rent only $65 2% car gi fenced See the New Sites at RD . O > i} aaceelie = priced Yew: for to Lakefronts satis | Cherokee Hills t ve iy Beano tate akland 4 prog Be the You'lt the country fresh |; Seceeeeewoens sales Des astagloaa CASH LOANS ph 9 Lig top Grive $15.1 i rn =i Terms ws rdeed sat ; CASH y af anbsane ee ire WE TRADE WE SELL E. = LONGFELLOW, 4 bedroom age = pa Alyn of ‘ye Pyros! SUNOCO r aARR $25 TO ee machine, coniiele ae ra MORRIS © SON REALTORS | . car “yarage, 1800 down to’ 4iy| ftoniage. High ahd ary, with lots | HAS avatiable immediately. three +: D ae oft for buliding sites. IN RECORD TIME PE 41557| per cent mortgage. on oo co. kiss 100 novos OA. E. Bi & MT. EMENS ox guurms s2ai "opt | Eat Sh, iar ae Gece |feRRom Seetoasie te’ mp.| SURGE AUNTIE “re SEABOARD MICHIGAN BUSINESS |- ___ |SALES CORPORATION FURNITURE .. Tv. SETS, yROM an‘eGnas, $8.95. ALTON TV SS ee mepuanne Pe re rate scene v. ie _ Sebicks zt RUGS | WOVEN S8ina | own matetial Pe 2i0it | ham. M1 3. q feCULLO Ci CHAT REYRIGER ; Avoks, Last “YEAI ti ta ac years, Ei se a new ref eae ed Eis oe ; Linoleum Rugs ? ous | “ae Do It Yourself 61 | 75 “yercace| “** KING BROS. suite. ‘ x . : “eee FOR RENT. .. makes Guaranteed. , 9% 8 Saginaw Opse_b _iosiyn BR Orion MY bisa bad APER § +074 ve e113 ‘lam | fae “* ‘Sat taaaeres SES 4 HEATING : aerroranntannremereanne ~ | RM ang - AUTOMATIC WT EER | sys UIPMENT:< | 3 , iy gig 7 ms Uh, ee eens rvs 5] “Yering” Soult use he =, ou rere “apron |: ; Paint fared Spas wi eae eae oe ee ee Seat se Set oo. Soeten ipa : 2 Sew ing oil for ar Christmas. 25% Discount. | Gs. . << ex, $36 New and used. FE 8-1564, | Ve “LLG ‘ethan oo Meant. ee oq Value 3% pilus while ow BA, slao vi 2 Auction Sales ‘ ni tome Fo ig J . ; ws _Ore ake Ave. : AU TIFT ~SUPPiES. ayton ns are na Retabie Pioneers” BELT STOKER. FE : iat Boxer ‘ EF — ; : Newberry. i ‘ st ; very Friday ....7 P.M. sie oie : yy Factory second, ot BET! lent used i i ; REGis- Every Saturday a | P.M. Every Sunday ....2 P.M, BUY rer emer HARRINGTON un + wieer-y|,.. BOAT WORKS {4 ag... ; : : ‘ ee ee ig00_8,_Telegresh _FE_9-9033 | soeenceenes S88) lao | F Pinaan. wactiogeer yank Web- Transportation Offered 87 = . . . anager CARS sn .| For Sale Housetrailers 78 WS We OREAT LARES. 2 . : uN “be BAROAING “Fad Shelton Motor Sales | E a: earn = | CockEs Pr Fe : haga RL 5S - = : 8 ~ = Ast a. oe t 80" ' BON PL ARE er. USED aes. | 5acu HUD PUPPIES RED. BARCAING 8B ARGAINS 2-440, ; ~ UakD 3 SADIAN WELL ag ; . = 8.89 ORF dariog Pars too dolar rrecels. | 3 DOOR, 436. years, $108. a Bob Hutchinson : mang OIL GAS FURNACES, Pera TR ED| “oumee gery meme | Ser Sahin ag eae oo! eee me De Hardtop. Only powe:! nesine 7 EB Bay. Clesat Cleaning & %. Bra 3 t ‘ = ae lta ae oe \ aerenieeriseamnton as CASH AYERILL:S NEED, CARS 2 ne $3 | Shop i. then bring it Here for top! , tem 4 BR ee = _ e r 30aC DIxIz ona | , en for, balance esesesss gaame.gg) TOP hd Mie m= R & R MOTORS mente only $f. : sococ Fiasees me QREN EVENINGS _Oskiand. FE 32521__ reconditioned. OL : OPICAL Wish. PA ;| Alsg..©, Jere, selection of cars. OR 3-6015. Pare mere one Or ae PLYWOOD SPECIALS |?ax- : IES. ALL | modet tense" ing you ‘wl cate bo “HE! HIGH DO LLA I ‘gi — USED TRADE-IN PRICES at , : 33% | Gpricw , : ve | POODLES — ADORABLE | Sot to Hutchinson” a mune hae namie rises cae a Se reer 7) hts at? Leaded wr B HUTCHINSON, iv i VAN: WELT eee S A 2 Ib eee Biscay joint coment <2! 2.18) py : _ Mobile Homes Sales, Ine. sin wh wee & Ween. seer testse 8's" pipweod : VIOLIN, IN EXCELLENT COND: “See ME M Motor Sales low ‘mileage. i owner, cat Be Bt is Ae staten| Sate kere sats | Rete Teal gee < : erms, ; ae : , Tae Ee. “fn "sore. 4 mye ta “| Haskins Chevrolet hye gan my & + ‘door jam re "Top paid, cae Sawer E esas busta, br 4 Ne meable e_ "oper Stes ts» i PIKE \@ EAST BLVD. bo art eee Boscia nn, Big ig Rg ae Hi) ee ar 4 Bee eee Pe ~ & ; ; WESTING) esters, M. O| gy, + Sale Office ears 63 | : . new 040, FE Obes, | ARK, tp our, Cane, cteie |, An eMe Re ae : Les Ox erie st Peta hee ener sears a Pn” Gases aoe |p TRAILER SALES ~~ Christmas Gifts 59) NORTHERN Boitade ey giee ceLoSe | Eee olies. ata, | “campers to 58 tt new! Genersi PEP eceerborsnon natievenate nets GLARY ELECTRIC ADDING MaA- PARAKEETS, cARARIEN, Chaua Se stars, Eee og fae’ Ty. nore, Ze BICYCLES, LUMBER _cO 2 MOTOROLA’ Consols $138." Ean typeritier. Ree! ae Ave.| fous. Zimmers, a nt cote Pak to. PM Dae “GOODY EAR” : RED ED BONED goo HOUND FOR | v7 itera. ait & prices. HAUPT Pontiac Sales —XMERICAN. WELYER | “| HATHROOM FIXTURES YOUNGS |, , ¢GERVICE STORE |SITH CORONA TYPEWRITER, | _* Svallable on some, | Hiedirie Train, 35 pieces, of "own Kitchen, “a Bene Carne | Nag SRAGEORE Walk | en - Reins, Meas Ghvinns ee a a Ee te ‘ Po As lees un - _ 4 males 1, femaie. : eater tic water beater hardw.: TRA and power mowers.| Sale Store Equipment — dog ae’ ore, God uare Siectelent supplies. ‘Crock ee inst models posnees . a Annan mia cm hav Pas ae . BE. 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DOGS) WakTED — 6 FO —aer gi — | or Avion housetratier, power steering & brakes, i Fenute reve, ae Chevrolet Pickup.) automatic ———*. ee ae FREE STA 21333, Double aint He Spe gotor ‘ashbow Se : =e issn i 50 a : et ‘Gare au onda, a as = teh 5 poe og ALPALPA Mone heat and blarbeeese, ead 1M8 Chevrolet Light Util- Lake Ra | 206. a ~ Oxford Mobile MM HAY, STRAW 1 iteliver, OA|9 miles ©. 1950 GMC }-T on Plat- were | See fort ‘| shelter. Por those : ' “the _dest__OA 93029 _of | 1955 Chevrolet Pickup 11956 GMC irhetee, cab . forward model,‘ str't t air, brakes, 5-speed |: Bee ae ' axle =. 1953 GMC 2%-Ton Trae: tor, air es 1 11952 GMC Tandem Dump 1947 Mack LJ model trac-| i, i “ ini NEED A A_ FINANCE- aN 6 bobbin. ; a. ine tt 0 | rent, | u 1) ao : Bae ; Bie Kea om St eT ‘ sic its 1 E 2818h. | : rie ‘momiber . =) a: es > ail 2 robin * = ; y ’ “4 . c A. iy Velie a] eae hs vy 2 es ny ; ig ; ‘ K ; \ Md peed , \ { = ie et. _ Chrysler-Plymouth Moe Soles Suburban Mtrs. Aerie Sete See eRE He = es Pontiac Convertible: os “GOODWILL UsED cars” 7 of lige |'56 Ford Convertible . . $1395} “56 Fo F fd Victoria ee se $1995: '96 Ford 4 Door i ‘55 Ford 2 Door. Oe nahi s $1095 55 Ford Convertible . _. $1195 33 55 Ford Station’ Wagen a JEROME Orchard gers oe Cass: "Gi Oakian ra r BY avi . 447 ag AUBURX ATE BLVD "OPEN 8 AM. room" ee oe Sr ac lets sn tow ch youve '54 Pontiac 4 Door . 795} Serre HOTORS | PR rca '|'54 Ford'4 Door ......... 695) "8 Pontise 2 dr. ete tea te ___ For Sale Cars 91, For Sale Core bo ScHUT? Ho MOTORS | 49 4 Ford 4 Roor . $6 be ahaa ee Bee ones mg (a ee a oniingm ‘Sd Ford Convertible . ...$ 795] 8 edere V8. 4. dr Ee. Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac an. REM. Hydramatic, power NO CREDIT?. : : e Serpe, Sie hah ‘ww fp NoToRS FAMILY WAGON. HERE'’s ©: : ? ber these Bs: 495 Wa ee ee : for the larger family. 4 Big. ike 1350 N. Wo tires Nes } NEED CREDIT? ‘S3 Ford 2 Door ee re” Spree Pa | Bee | ee as Woodward fia ett . cing | 22 CoM z Door os 745) ‘ ; a Sales " 2 ahr “3 R rors | Eiht Here ron Sey Tiel Bonu | eas FEN EVENINGS || * NE\ \ J | $85 Dn—$27 or tess as 53 Pontiac 2 Door Pa $ 495 ‘ == Toated Russ Johnson Mtr, Sales é : "Sa, Nesh Ambassador, OD. Rm "54 Fe Ford 2 Door ed es : $ 695. ‘Suburban Mrs. NT 7 ‘pages sete « «e151 Chevrolet 21 On . $295 POR We mB ae by i CE ai ©. ee PR CD Ford 2 Door’ erik. 3 125 == > marge = : a> staan, . sent LOW DN PAMT}, i Ib. % 5 95 bau, Pot cont or ) B weose 4 PRIC i $39. 8 4 Per M lo, | ‘50 Lincoln C =~ Ooupe < BS por cae, *| ee leper aeaas = am | 47 Cadillac 2... $..95 SCHUTZ ao $] AT 5 eee pn | ‘SO Chevrolet Convertibles 195 BoDgg. Mavigren's irmingham ‘J aa = = ts a | 2 SORT GE EEA “Sa eat Yortrites | ||. 30DAY GUARANTEE See | es cane | eteSey | MCY OWENS! _¥at “ps ons owe ae te inntya sat tes} trader, out foie oy Milton Seye: F dl FORD Dealer SaMVROLET a4 1-0 Suburban Mirs,|——2=zisg deal.Come in and see. | Firgt or Last, See... || YOU ; eas aie Sh "EAE FO, i Dopo tus | mS mates at NORTH » 4/8, Saginaw ol. ae ae GR tte) eee eerie bee iems cey Ed Jones CHEVRO Birmingham FES4101. ~—«~*FES-3588 SinmiNoia. eee. rs 5c a prey Pe = Sub urban Mt Better us sacs for ats for Lesa ROLET: NASH PAIREANE 8, UATE WE 8B MAA aves, adie’ RM |e om hae ona ur TS. as 1000 §. Woodward om yoowwsnn Open 8 A. me ee fs ao Se See ay ase pace sma LTO. OORIOML REP |i | a AE ms. tena x1) & ee | zi cate oer : If You Your Choice _ ] “OXFORD “MOTORS | Sea tk Nal Oe ne Ask - Us .. fe ee —#& R EF E | | ‘W H O LESA LE 20 8 LAPEER AD. OM 88821/-97 comming soves| owner Birmingham trade is, we of These 7 Sia new re Suburban Mtrs;}= Weep eee mene | 3 ati as ‘Woy Wilton, Pontiac Cadillac |p g. wisietat™=* Simian | “arr 5 Reconditioned, 58 LICENSE & ANTLFREEZE|| A uCtIO n Pry rices DODGE —;—_1380-N.— SS Eee wy gomeene |__| NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 1580 117 ee V4 Mardidp. ‘Btock’ No. Nee. Woodward | Ee? mie ae os i | Waar YOURE LOOKING Ne idee y NEW TIRES — ie | THESE CARS ARE ALL LISTED aA Rg $1868 | Ee * Buick | LAST NOVEMBER ISSUE OF THE 786 FORD STA. WGN. 1953 We’ ll Tell” 2UICKS ALL upp tiging rai ak | MOTIVE MARKET -REPORT. ve You _ NORTH yin ES ON TO Tao | own’ T rowen CHEVROLET |. You es : | THESE WHOLESALE PRIC AULT-DAU : eth *4oor S448 3 BS so $1395 | nae bein ant Jas 1‘57 FORD... . $1828 per gallon, RAN VGN. Bio LOT At ock No. 140A. — Fairlane $00 . ‘ Foster's Imported Ax Autos ronpousrie pag «nese | | sonmceeiner | 631 Oakland [as gee Br ait ures, atomic 97 Cad illac Convertible $4750 é 53 Seine AC. $ 474 ERO, ‘swan ao — AVG: Neve? eB, Mss Sggen meet || ‘SO ee vows OOO IIE ge teak cago & Be 1. ‘ ‘57 CHEVROLET Dy Marit, rae Tatoo netoal ener mame | Seen fies Tt “1951 Sone RS | sg geen % a papel juice Heed, 9 oie -.1895}| ‘56 CHEV 2-dr. . $1100 33 pup TRUCKS: ‘ Hoe WAGON : i . _ tapers . - Stock No. P-1 — Rice series a PONT IAC a sake — seen 0, ch ee oe salam ph gta oe ne 1295 56 BUICK . $1559 o t-deor, ya — | $a Plymouth Pe, R “oom 280 * ale Special 4 Sg ng err a : bg vy $198 * es “tas oom ‘85 CHEVROLET a atcar| ¥ ‘09. Gegotts 2 Ray cres 1295 | Stock No. P- 9— we bes g Sheeran ee | ight: | oe ee te 55 BUICK... $1339 = mae tee heer mss FORD WAGON | Spo 4" CONVERTIR 56 Ct Chevrolet 2 3 a 1295]|] Stock No. E113 — ecihiantes Riviera a a ae hae ; $53 PONTIAC OR THESE xk ~sleateral acer hceeaptenne em || 1t -¥ : O1nA are ca on na FORD Ra coors a Pre-Holida : 2 we. oe ; ey Ford. 4 Dr. teen e's Ee 1295 96 FORD. . $1247 mee Sar a eek meat, ge ae ea ee r Y 55 PONTIAC ; | 1954 BUICKS— | —easms ae rnin forte sete + ter ) Stock No. 1144 — Fairline Ciub Sedan ‘Sohhousoey— Sy ty ae ned | ene [ATT of 2 owe (eee 2, 195] ‘57 WAGON . $1826 : ce 5 litte, yg a ? ‘ : 4 | ices as js FORD s co ia. —_ ar 5 Port 2 Dr. Se 1195 -. $tock No. 137A — Chev. 4Dr. Sta. -Wgn. a4 . oc te = ann at age ke Gedilter Cope DeVie at pai fe $1095 "gastos » 2 giasle & heater, white tres, =< "56 MERCURY. $1433 7 ie bane, "Ran Pores R A ID Oe ae ee ek Opes [ee is Chevrolet 2 Dr. ..:... 1145}; ca Wee Te WIA = SD: Sette 8 ¥ . DOWerpack. a con- 2 ee eee iday = paramere N . pe ae © : SS tes Se ee ee | 34 Olds 98 Sedan 8 cmevnorer ‘ees tiomatie frase: || "SHETTY RELORE 4, megramae ee od ‘09 PON TIAG $l 107 ‘34 Hudson 2-Door a be | oo Que eStock Ne. tc & ~ Catalin " : SS Fost Seen so MERCURY. |r |'S1 Chevrolet 2 Dr. ...... 345 BRAND NEW: : Pro ea Ee arate omnes 1'SA BUICK... g 791 oops. "32 Ford Victoria: ‘590 CHEVROLET "Bae fear age || 9] pontice @ Oy cs Ges 65 ie Stock No, 138A — 7k *D , saad oF ter, wewall t : ; De Stet, : HARDTOPS , ve aad sa "89 FORD | # ase : oe bat Petre All Series ‘S2Carysler Sedan ——— a ak ceed clic |” «7 Ford / Ford 2 Ties eae cne sean bol | : » EDSEL -=EDSEL EPSEL "Priced to Sell 3 Nash 2Deor ‘ pe ae esi a ea trae: _ me tee a weal ways], Lt | i Mi ba ocean ii i Hi | 10-07 w hel endy erres BE Rina 2 el e% 1k MUTEHTT -- Today’ S Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations fisted tm this column are subject te change without notice = I Channel 2—WIBK-TV Channel 6—WWJ-TY Channel 1~WXYZ-TV ‘Channel $—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS ¢:06—(T) Mr. Danger. (9) Popeye. (® News, Sports. @) Code 3. 6:15—(4) Weather, 6:2%0—(4) Box Four. ¢:36—(7) New Orleans Police. (9) ¢—(2) Weather. 6:45—(2) News. 1:00—(7) Sports Focus. (9) Hawk- eye. (4) Mich. Outdoors. (2) Si- lent Service, 7:19—(7) Sports. 1:15—(7) News. 7:30—(7) Circus Boy. (9) Million Dellar Movie. Red Skelton, ';45(2) News. Esther Willams, “Bathing FRIDAY MORNING 6:50—(2) Meditations. :55—(2) On the Farm Front. 't:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Todlay. Jahe Wyman. “Death Rides the|t1:45—~(T) Noontime Comics. 11:60—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) National} © FSIDAY AFTERNOON News. (4) News. ©) News. 11:15—(9) Weather. (4) Weather. (2) Miss Fairweather. : il: 2 > ae Theater. John a tects yal {2:06—(2) Hotel Cosmopolitan. (4) Tic Tac Dough. (©) Hidden Pages. 12; 15—(2) Love of Life. Jorn \tttSet2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) It Could Be You. (7) The Erwins. (9) Myrt and Doris. Estey Theater. |1?:45—(2) Guiding Light. Robert Youne, “Half Breed” 11:30—(7) Night Court. (4) Tonight. 1:00—(2) Douglas Fairbanks. (4) Charm. (9) Movie. 1:30—(2) As The World Turns. (4) | . Howard Miller Show. 2:60—(2) Our Miss Brooks. (1) My Lite Margie. 2/30—(2) House Party. (4) Bride and Groom, (7) Topper. Beauty.” (4) -feabor) Tie tel cee tape, (7) |5-35--(9) Theater 15. Dough. (2) Sgt. Preston. 8:00—(7) Zorro. (4) Groucho Marx. (2) Harbormaster. try to hide out in foreign land in “Devil's Blood” starring Jobn| : Angela 9:30~(7) 0.5.8. (4) Ernie Ford. (2) Playhouse 90 18:06—(7) Navy Log. (4) (color). R. Clooney. Marie Wilson. 10:30—(T) Realm of the Wild. (4) 8:30—~(7) Big Show, 8:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. $:38—(1) Real McCoys. (4) Drag. *°*—(4) Romper Room. net. (2) Climax, U.S. robbers|9:25—-(2) News. , Amos ~ ‘p’ Andy. (7) Our Friend Harry. &6—(9) Billboard. 19:00—(2) Garry Moore. ( lene Francis. (9) Movie. 10:30—(4) Treasure Hunt. 11:090~—(4) Price Is Right. 11:36—(7) News, A 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth! ty.- (7) Robin and /5:30—(2) Beat the Clock. (4) Ray| . -Milland. (1) Mickey Mouse Club.| — Consequences. | Ricky. (9) Howdy Doody. | 2:50-—-(9) News, Theater. wl Rettdeak” Gp Coke nan Ar-|"15-—-(@) Secret Storm. 4:30—(2) Edge of Night. Santa Claus. 500—(2) Susie. (4) Blondie. (7) The Buccaneers. (9) Dance Par- | 1 | q Eel Fishermen War ‘Against Police have had with ae ee ee ne “ae F) a 7 aie have been ‘destroyed and” a “it Rotting neue There are also flare-ups between |j=asemmomm 5 Bienes 23 Dress (comb. form) fishermen and those with- " * roe * ores aan a 6 onl ue Particle‘ hammer Direction Answer fe Previews Passe 55 * 7 Vestments Een ‘ 6 : erst | 17 years wi the airs egan distilling. | Gal ti! and seen ; “WASHERS Darens “a a Suge so ea 2 alia "vagal day” — as he has for years—to our son Slugger (who was 15).| 5 ee ere Sonn wenn ae ae Tex and Jinx, (7) Lady oft gee y fag " (Color). Matinee ) American 3:30—(2) Verdict Is Yours. (7) Do You Trust Your Wife, (9) Mavie. :00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen’ been bet for a Day. (7) American Band- m nett 5 Eamets, Souk had landed on the Pilgrims.” THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Bob Hope’s tour ‘of Japan, ‘cause the films’ll be shown on a commercial TV show. (USO will pick up the tab) ... Field Marshal Montgomery’s memoirs, due in ’58, will blast two U.S. generals ... Author James Jones checked his 79c stocking cap, tipped the girl $1. . . Pianist Roger Williams lost $1,500 to a pickpocket while signing autographs. — 4:45+(4) Modern Romances. (7)|.. ine Ee ith tion, complained about the pile of empty whisky bottles around the house. “Don’t blame me,” said’ her- husband,”"—I didn’t bring home any — whisky botties.” That's earl, brother, Gives Main Difference | About Adult Westerns By EARL WILSON NEW YORK — Hopalong Cassidy phoned “Happy Birth- erns. “The hour of the night,” he said, “that they're played.” He’s amazed at Roy Rogers’ biast_at westerns’ “brutality.” '. .Ex-Miss Denmark, Greta Thyssen, here to / make a movie and do a B’way show, now gets $1,000 for a ‘TV spot. And yet when interviewed she says TV stinks — and everybody agrees! Princess Grace of Monaco just sent a French _ poodle (son of the famous Oliver) to her moth- er in Philly via Henri Astric, the Monte Carlo WILSON producer. Grace named the pup “Gesundheit!” Art Carney. (sewer worker Ed Norton of “The Honey- mooners”) took off 20 pounds . to play “The Rope Dancers” on Bway. His wife finally said, “That's enough reducing now. People are asking ‘Isn't Art. happy at home?’'” . . . Says Os- car- Jay: “Maybe it would have * The Army may not sponsor GRETA THYSSEN TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: A woman, just back from vaca- (Copyright 1957) i Hel . : F fod | fits Discover Cherry Pits — Pits of several spe-| of eels with worm cles of cherries bal, Stone Age Secale ot Swiss TOM THUM TYPEWRITERS °°... $14 | HONEST DISCOUNTS! | . TOYS -- TOYS = TOYS Chanih Peni 0 Carslelly. Selatted’” Group of Quality Toys WOUDEREORSE—Bogular te os .... MOW $19.95 - SATELLITE LAUNCHER ............... . § 3.73 Including 6-Ft. 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Hood Set Hos Pi Castle, Catapult “Cootie” and unk” Gomes 1.98 | Merrie Men. 20 assorted knights in armior, etc, Sturdy : Rocking Horse mints §—«5,.98 Roy Roger Seni rigger’ Horse 1.98 ~ Qixl2 inches — time _ for ecorated in the Western de- blue sect, ee sign. “Squeeze—it squeaks. _ to saddle. ¢ Complete, Ready to Run cfull cargo of thrills and excitement awaiting him aboard this big metal smoking engine. It hauls ‘an auto car and 4 autos, flat car with 2 piggy back trailers, tank and crane cars and a ca- See ee Pee oe eee. See it 5-Unit Train, a 24.35 Value ...... 12.98 FEATRO ATED te Over 90 pes. 5.98 Each Nottingham Castle—I3igxl42x Fun for the family playing these 3y-in. 5 Robin 3 games. First one build aoa 26