‘ re an ae Sergi car pat nid na age ee ak » % i this Ji ast ‘ i! t rg i eh ‘3 ” * £ bade agile nl GN ABE a 08 os —- Soe. ammeter: — ~em fy : ‘ << wy 5 = ©. 4 2 1 ; * i Ltt : ) s : = 2) * : . , a , ; 7S sth oa ‘ ( ) ety , : - ‘ P . a , ¢ : : ‘ ; : 3 : “ Pe | ; $ : . | | q Home , oo [ em PH tie 112th YEAR xkaer PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954—96 PAGES Russia Asks Pontiff's Condition Is Worse Pope's Cough, Irregular Pulse Disturb Doctors But There's No Cause for Alarm, According to Vatican Sources any condition of Fove Pla XII was reported worse to- day only a few hours before a team of doctors called a consultation at his bedside. |- but steady progress record- ed by the 78-year-old pontiff in the past week had halted. These _ authoritative sources described the Pope’s condition this morning as “not too good.” They said his pulse, which has been. fluctuating in a disturbing manner, was irregular. He has developed a cough with - signs of catarrh in it, a discourag- ing sign to the doctors who had been amazed at his progress. The Pope spent a restless night and today, for the first time the collapse which left him near death a week ago, he tailed to register further slight Fo ~~ 2& and = ye and apparently ate more than his ailing stomach was yet ready to receive. The pontiff left his bed for the Men of his advanced years tend to develop complications such as pneumonia if they remain con- stantly in bed, so he took the first Adenauer Sniffling BONN, Germany ®—Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 78, is ill with a cold, the federal press office . e Local Girl to READY FOR TRIP—Mary chaperone, Mrs. William Gorsline, Visit Mamie Pontise Press Photo and Gravelle, 14, - (right) her North Oakland Girl Scout Council check the itinerary for their trip to Washington where Mary will present Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower with an invitation to the first national Girl Scout Senior Roundup here in 196. Oakland Girl At Highland in 1956 Waterford Girl Will Invite Waterford Township—she’s lst Lady to Scout Roundu By AL LOWMAN About the most excited girl in the United States is 14-year-old Senior Girl Scout Mary Lynn Gravelle of going to meet Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower at the White House next Tuesday. Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J, Gravelle, 1321 Malcolm Rd., Four Towns, was chosen to present the first lady with an invitation to attend the first national Girl Scout “Senior Roundup” to be held here in 1956. Highland Recreation Area northeast of Milford is the site for the encampment.*— Informed that she had) been named to represent the nation’s Girl Scouts, Mary’s first thought was: “What on earth will I wear?” But this will be no problem because the brown- eyed Waterford High School freshman will wear the reg- ulation Senior Girl Scout uniform. “I was so surprised I couldn't even talk at first, I didn’t even know I was being considered for the honor,” she said. Asked if she thought she would be nerveus when she meets Mrs. Eisenhower, Mary replied: “I don’t think so. I'm going to ask her toe sign my scout registration card.” “Aren't you afraid you might lose the card?'’ she was asked. “Oh I'm not going to carry it~ I'm going to have it framed,"’ was the reply. And Mary’s family is just as ex- cited, “I'm very proud of her and I hope she realizes what a chance said today. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Local Industrialist Heads Auto Parts Manufacturers. Goodloe H. Rogers, president and general manager of the American Forging and Socket Company, was elected president of the Automotive ciation at the annual meet- ing of the board of direc- tors in Detroit ‘Wednesday. He has served as vice president of the association for the past —. year. . Other officers named are Guy S. Skinner manager of the Washing- ton office. . The APMA is comprised of 300 firms employing about! 300,000 per- sons engaged in making parts for the automotive industry. ‘ a Parts Manufacturers’ Asso- Keep Five Alive §-D Day Slogan State Police Want to Cut Average Daily Numbe of Fatalities “Keep Five Alive” is the slogan 4 In Today's Press a Geevcseceocnccccccetee a « * #aee Pry] ¢ be we hed... ... nyt { le wae > EWN SB eeuntnsconciner $ SE . DONG. 6. cc cceccuds ppeedcocs | Peed Newsx .: 2.2.2.2... 3° thre 5° Gunter BNOD. cs cccrenecscsuresed at . Latrobe, M...... ae Lawrence, David. ...........-00005 Be See ees Semin Claee.. 2. niece ees ene m srurhaseny m”, oA, , OB 2 Rodis Program... 000.1 perrctvases th Vl, v8, 74 Women's Pegi teak tae : Hatoyama Wins Prime Minister Post in Japan ‘May Retain Position Only Until Election Set _in-Next 3 Months : TOKYO (#—Ichiro Hato- creased trade with Russia and Red China, tonight was Japan—a post he may not hold for more than three months. A coalition of Hatoyama’s |}Democrats and the Social- ists moved the 71-year-old diplomat into the spot from j which Shigeru Yoshida was forced. to resign two days The vote was 257 for Hatoyama For their support, Hatoyama promised the Socialists he would dissolve the Diet next ing closely with the West. The So- cialists opposed Japanese rearma- ment and U.S. bases in Japan, both of which are favored by the new Prime Minister. *|Colder Weather, Snow Predicted |Tonight, Friday After .11 of an inch of snow last night, rain hit the Pontiac area this morning and the U.S. Weather Bureau says there will be more snow flurries this evening. The forecast is for mostly cloudy skies and colder with snow flurries tonight and Friday. After a warm THRE Sui Z fet eis sei é 5 i a ‘at 31 at 2 p.m. City inp Get County Tax Notices i E F : i if i 8 : EEL i : ii yama, a pro-American Con-) |servative who wants in-|: elected Prime Minister of| Truck & Coach Division here. The is Stanie sign a petition at the plant was Leonard B. Wisser Lake Rd., who. works in the personnel department. C. Barker, : | Democrats Plan Anti-Ike Theme in Campaign Talk. in New Building |" Shoe Store in Business Here 15 Years, Moves to 87 N. Saginaw A marble-frorit contemporary shoe salon, built by Irving Diem Press Publishes Largest Edition for Yule Season FLEE} fut a i i } ; i Ht | 3’ I 2 7 j we ame nd 8. Broomfield (R-Royal toward an extensive state road-building program, but warned against “too hasty action.” Referring to a proposal for a $500,000,000 or more bond expansion, the former state | Warns Against Hasty Action 4 Broomfield Asks Fair Share of Road Money in County By BURDETT C. STODDARD elected state senator, William | issue to finance highway representative advised that statewide vote only after careful study. : Gov. G. Mennen Williams * |has announced support of the bond-issue plan and said it might take shape in time to secure a vote in the April election. The proposal would have to be placed on the ballot by legislative “Before I go along I must know what Oakland County's share will the basis of “most need, money”’ or this area could lose again, he asserted. “Until two road-needs studies i “This federal aid should be (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) ); today said he will work the plan be presented for a Party for Labor Gets Fast Veto Reyther Tells ClO Meet New 3rd Political Group Not Workable LOS ANGELES (®—A move to have organized labor form a third national political party came up at the CIO convention but was quick- ly vetoed as im E Michael J. Quill, of New York, president of the CIO Transport Workers Uriion, suggested the third party idea, but CIO Presi- dent Walter Reuther said it wouldn't work. : In a lively convention discussion yesterday Quill said ‘Tammany Hall: bosses” recently dictated the Democratic nomination of Averell Harriman over Franklin D. Roose- velt Jr. as New York governor: Harriman was elected. , “I am afraid,” Quill said, “that as we roll along year after year we are tying tighter and tighter te the Demo- cratic party. I think i is a danger.” 5 Reuther said he wished the la- bor unions’ most serious political ourselves | Turned Into U.S. Military Camp : | vial FE sts rl 1H salesman disappearing down the street. Returning to Canada TOKYO w — Canadian Squadron Leader Andrew R. MacKenzie, freed by the Chinese Reds Sunday after two years in prison, left problem was having ‘‘governors (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Tokyo today by plane for Van- couver, Canada. Gifts Come in Many Price Ranges Many Attractive and Usetul Articles Are in the Stores for $1 and Under By JANET ODELL While gifts for Christmas giving are available in many price rang- es to fit any purse, you certainly dred pennies. Little giris would like Christmas corsages that include a wee Santa's head. Some do-it- yourself leather kits are inexpen- sive, Kits to make PT boats and many car models also fall in this ¢ategory. ° Know someone who just adores playing scrabble? Give him a hook en how to be even better, or One that lets him solve scrab- smokes al] over the house, get him a set of three miniature colored metal ash trays. There's a dollar set of metal and plastic bottle stoppers that are guaranteed not to pop out. Homemakers of ‘any age would use a package of Christmas paper napkins in two sizes. Gourmet couple of jars of spices or herbs, Color drip candies and plas- tie Christmas tree plates will add a gay air to holiday entertain- | ime. - If you don't get. a workable sug- gestion from any. of the aboye, how about a box of ribbon candy for the person in, question to hang | On his tree? -, Hub Clithiers, Pontiac's Christmas cooks will be delighted with a. Independent Morse Lashes Fear Tactics in Lecture By JEANNE J. LUDTKE BIRMINGHAM—While making no direct comment on the attack made on President Eisenhower this week by Sen. Joseph McCarthy, Indepedent Sen. Wayne Morse (Ore) told a responsive audience ast the Community House last night, “We must wage war on fear tactics.” 58 in ine He quoted Chicago Bishop Bernard J. Sheil who recently lashed out at McCarthy, saying: + . .You cannot effectively fight ipracny with tyranny. ..an Amer- wea where thé accused is guilty |: until he is proved innocent, where means don't matter but only ends, an America which has lost faith in the integrity of the government, the army, the schools, the churches, the labor unions, the press, and most of ail an America) whose citizens have lost faith’ in each other—such an America would not need to bother about being. i. i ¥ + = % ie j = \ “ * : ba \ * ‘ = Br . ics bias ‘eaimadiiasdiiialis abies dite casa aa Toe ea ee ee eee ees : = why ONE aE BONEN, < = he * , i oy ee . oe " ee a x “ % / we vr ) : rl a _ . 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Popular pastel Sanforized shifts to com- -. plement the latest charcoal tone suits. Always sure to please ., buy several distinctive pastel tone, long wearing shirts. Neck:.14¥2 to 1612. Sleeve: 32 to 34. Choose. pink, helio, maize, blue, grey, green, tan, ain AN i Se on - { _ Eatered ot Post Office, Pontiac, Mich. as second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ——————————— Poth ie e Tus Powruc is by carrier for #0 cents ‘ not availiable by mai) fe “Gesand 0 carrier service a u -_— ae. eee es a ewer te Michigan end all sieges ip the Untied Gates oe Phone Pontiec FE 3-8181. MEMBER OP AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 Draft Extension a Must _ When Defense Secretary WILSON called for a four year extension of the © draft act, it was apparent that the Ad- ministration is taking a new approach fo military manpower problems. In a word, the subject, instead of being considered piecemeal, is being ex- amined asa single problem. That helps explain why Mr. Witson coupled draft extension with a modified version of the Hawnak plan of universal service and the need for higher military pay. a a 2 Ne one understanding the tense international situation could dis- pute our continuing need for con- scription. The present act expires next June and we cannot hope to maintain a defense establishment as large as we need without the four year extension called for by . Secretary Wilson. This newspaper bélieves it is. equally . important to strengthen our presently weak military reserves. Under the plan suggested by the Defense Secretary young men would have a choice of - either two years Army service or six months training plus seven and one-half years in the reserves. x * * “The arguments for a three to five per cent increase in service pay are clear. With pay levels lagging at.a time when such _ fringe benefits as post exchange privileges have been reduced, there has been an inevitable ad- * verse effect on re-enlistments. ~ Congress must deal with the man- power problem early in the next session. We hope it approaches the matter with as much realism as has Mr. WILSON, Malan’s Successor As anticipated weeks ago, retirement of South Africa's Prime Minister MALan has stirred no hopes for moderation of the Nationalist Party's racist extrem- ism. * * * In fact the new Prime Minister J.G. Strispom appears even more intemperate in his advocacy of racial segregation than his prede- cessor. Moreover, his tendency is to go far beyond Dr. MaLan in urging an immediate break away from the British Commonwealth of Nations and establishment of a South African Republic. The Union's racial and economic problem is a complex one. It exists be- cause the population includes only 2,600,000 persons of European descent and 10,000,000 non-whites, most of them Negroes. * * x Observers nonetheless can find at least two hopeful factors in the situa- tion. One is that despite the retirement of a moderationist leader, ‘the Nation- alist Party is split. Another is that the . responsibilities of office invariably mod- erate the conduct of a politician. That was the case even with Dr. MALAN. U.S. Health Never Better Health of the American people never has been better. This is the report of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company whose self in- terest prompts it to keep a careful nationwide watch on vital statistics. This activity yields the facts on which the company estimated the 1954 death rate will be 9.2 per 1,000 of population. Just as im- ‘portant is the fact that this is the seventh successive year in which _ the rate has fallen below 10. Back in 1900 the death rate was 17:2 per 1,000. a er ee While the company points out that health progress has been steady and that there is every reason to believe that it will continue, one naturally wonders ¢ u _when her frantic mother found her. ‘ee oy Ff “hs * where the credit belongs. Much of it, in the company’s opinion, goes tq great medical discoveries, including popularly called wonder drugs. Other factors are extension of public health activities and our high standard of liv- ing. - xe * * In the last three years the tubercu- losis mortality rate has been cut in half. There also is hope for just as dramatic a victory over polio very soon. - Downtown’s Holiday Garb _ /Traditional Yuletide decorations have transformed Pontiac’s shopping section into a veritable fairyland of color. Never before has Saginaw - Street from Oakland: Avenue to Orchard Lake Avenue so truly reflected the spirit of the coming holiday. Especially at night, with brightly lighted shop win- dows filled with alluring gifts . and the colored lights and green- ery spanning the street, the view literally is dazzling. * * * A new note also is present this year because several modernization projects, including entire store fronts, were com- pleted before the start of the Christmas season. All this, of course, should re- mind everybody that’s it’s smart to shop early. Right now stocks are complete and augmented sales staffs are frésh and eager to serve the vast army of shoppers. * * * We hope that all the gay lights, bright decorations and Yuletide music won't make busy shoppers forget the ever present traffic danger. Motorists and pedestrians alike must exert every care to avoid turning the joyous holiday sea- son into one of tragedy for some family. The Man About Town Yule Tree Trek Big Evergreen Procession Going Through Our County Older: The only thing some people get from year to year. The annual Christmas tree hauling through Oakland County is under way, Mak- ing a count at his gas station on the Dixie Highway, Kari Kitt . says the truck loads are passing at the rate of one every five minutes, or over 250 loads per day. If each truck has only 100 trees, and many have much more, this means around 25,000 per day. *Grand River and other roads also bring trees to the metro- politan market in large numbers. Home grown Christmas trees also are being cut in Oakland County in larger numbers than ever before. A letter over the signature of Oliver M. Gillow of Rochester, says, “I told you on the street the other day that Senator McCarthy should nat be censured. Now put me on the other side.” That early morning celestial body in the southeast before Sunrise every morning is attracting a great deal of attention. I am informed by- , Orren Mohler of the McMath-Hulbert Observatory at Lake Angelus that it is the planet Venus. © Now in charge of weather predictions on a Detroit TV station? Everett R. Phelps was a teacher in the old Pontiac Junior Col- lege 30 years ago. We hear many compliments for our traffic officers for their work in handling the crowds at Saturday's parade. One comes from Mrs. Arnold Mackenzie of Rochester. Her seven year old daughter got lost and was in the custody of an officer On the way home, when the family was talking about the many good things they had seen, this child piped up with, “And I met that nice cop.” — : Some of the very smail lakes in the Pon- tlac area are frozen over, but Sheriff Clare L. Hubbell warns that the ice on none of them Is safe, even to support a child. The booklet given people who make tours through Pontiac Motor Division is filled with facts that make it a prized. souvenir. As proof that Michigan winters are get- ting milder, | Philip Talbot of Oxford sends word that he has been doing plowing in December, which rarely was pos- sible until recent years. Verbal Orchids to— Mr. and Mrs.'Fred E. Ward of 1047 Boston Ave.; sixty-third wedding anniversary. ‘ Samuel C. Fitch of 82 Mt. Clemens St.; eighty-third birthday. ~y % x= ESR RETR 5 ES ee eS See, ee ee ee ee THE PONTI AC PRESS, THUR ert ia wee Lae $2 R99 Sy A ee : be att 2 ee cae piste Lae 2 &: SDAY © ", DECEMBER 9,'1956 Voice of the People + Norman Roth Believes Christmas Series Is Best Antidote for Unhappy Home Life (Letters will be condensed when neces- reds because of lack of space. Full name, writer must accompany letters but, these will not be published’ if writer so requests unless the letter is critica) tn its mature.) In all the 25 years I have read the Press there has never appeared a feature more worthwhile, and in these times more absolutely nec- Portraits ’ By JAMES J. METCALFE Employers hire persons for . , . The job they have to do... And ewhen their daily task is done... Their hours should be through . . . Of course there may be overtime . . . As boss and help agree .. . With something that is added to ... the weekly salary ... But there are special favors that, . . Disturb the day's routine... As bosses make requests that chang . » . The average working scene . .. It is above and far beyond » . » Where any duty calls .. . But seldom will the voice be heard. . . Beyond employment walls . . . And seldom recognition or... A little extra pay . .. For those whose special services . . . Exceed the working day. (Copyright 1954) essary than the articles on home life of local families with their pic- tures,. professions of belief in their respective churches, and also their normally happy family life as a result of Christian living. These articles are the best anti- dote that I can think of to com- bat the scandalous divorce rate and the lack of a happy home life, one of the reasons for se many of our young people getting the wrong attitude and a bad stert in life. It is things like what you are now doing that will help stamp out Communism and all the other evil beliefs which are rampant in the world. . Norman Roth 3360 W. Huron , Protect Your Dog From Cold Weather Just a little expression of sym- pathy for the dogs during winter weather. Too many people seem to think that if they provide a shelter, it is enough. I see many a dog house with a foot square hole in it. This may keep off the rain but ~~ not wind and blewing snow. It is so quick and simple te put a flap over the hole that anyone who fails to do so is a lazy lout. Anyone who leaves his dog in such a condition should be horse- whipped and has such a calloused mind that words would do no good. His idea of a sportsman is rather undeveloped. Humane offi- cers should give a little more at- tention to these despicable people. Shivering Dog Soldier Appreciates Gift of Writing Portfolio This is merely a short letter to been sent if it hadn't been for your organization's kind gift. dohn Boyce Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. on —— ~~ Case Records of a Psychologist Daughter Shielded From Social Life Often Forced Into Illicit, Secret Affairs Here is a father who is a relic of the past century, but you will find him tn almost ev- ery community even yet. Do you agree with Verna or with her father? By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case M-388: Verna G., aged 19, is supervisor of girls in a confec- tionery shop. “My parents still think I am a child," she complained to me after psychology class one evening. “I've been working steadily for the past two vears and make a good salary. But my father will not permit me to go with boys. “P have to slip out and meet the fellows at my girl friend's house, and when they take me home after a date, I have to get out a bleck away from home and walk the rest of the way by myself. “This is getting on my nerves. T am old enough to pick my boy friends and date them when I wish. But my father goes into a rage and acts like a madman. 1 don't know what to do. “Dr. Crane, should I move away from home and lead my own life, or should I go on deceiving my father, or should I have a show- down and tell him I am going to have beaux as I please?” Ruling a home by force and Aunt Het \ T reckon’ Elia is a bor tady. She can put up with sloppy house. work and not fret about It se long as she don’t have to do it. coercion is an inferior method. Diplomacy and tact should be em- ployed by parents if they wish to hold the allegiance and devotion of their children. But, alas, I still find many ballheaded fathers who fail te realize that this is the 20th cen- = ( | tury brawn are the order of the day. when brains instead of A girl of 19 is certainly old enough to be mingling socially with desirable members of both sexes. She should be having dates and enjoying wholesome fun. Many girls. of course. do not use good sense in ‘the choice of their companions, but these very giris are often the ones whose parents have shielded them from all social contacts. forcing their daughters finally to enter -into illicit or secretive affairs. Verna is not a scatterbrained Feil, She has been a supervisor for the past year with ten girls werking under her. She was do- ing good work in evening classes at the university. Therefore, it would seem that justice is on her side. — But i#t is not good psychology for her to continue practicing deceit. Her personality willxsuffer from long deception. It is better to beard the lion in his den and have a showdown even though it may be accompanied with fireworks, than to slink along throughout life fearful of being found out. But it is still better to eliminate a battle by intelligent planning and skillful diplomacy. I learned that one of Verna’s favorite boy friends was the es iia nie abebin dit, aii nephew of her father’s boss. So 1 suggested that she let this boy ask his uncle te inteoduce him to her father and put in a good word for him. Tt this indirect approach would not work, then she could frankly state what she planned to do and either make her father surrender or else she could leave home and live at the YWCA. The diplomatic approach, how- ever, solved her difficulties. After her father’s boss introduced the boy, the latter invited Verna's father to have a stein of beer with him. The two became fairly friendly. : A few days later the boy asked to call on Verna. Her father’s pride was inflated ,and he con- sented to the date. This was the beginning. fCopyright, Hopkins Syndicate Inc.) Senator McCarthy's performance . . . was vile, out- rageous and in character. foreordained in the stream of American his- tory, sink into eblivion. WASHINGTON POST AND TIMES HERALD: ... Mr. Me- Carthy has now openly chosen to seek his fortune outside the Re- publican Party, or at least outside the portion of it represented by the President.. From the party's point of view, this will be a boon. NEWARK, STAR - LEDGER: Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy is under- standably resentful of President Eisenhower's public commenda- tion of Sen. Watkins, but he takes in quite a bit of territory in his omnibus attack @n the President's domestic and foreign handling of the Communist problem ... Me Carthy has every right to retaliate in the free-for-all that has been raging about him in the Senate, and the White House does not re- main sacrosanct if it injects itself into this ugly debate. But Mc- Carthy weakens his position de- cidedly when he takes in too much territory and involves foreign policy in his quarrel. THE BUFFALO COURIER-EX- PRESS: McCarthy, club in hand, facing Eisenhower, is less danger- our than McCarthy, knife in hand, at Eisenhower's back .. . Neither the President nor, we forget MecCarthy’s outrageous charge that General Eisenhower “urges patience, tolerance and niceties to those who are tor- turing American uniformed men.” If you want to realize the full contemptability of Mc- Carthy’s misrepresentation of the President, just compare the World War Il records of the two men, , CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER: . .. The record of the Eisenhower administration for prosecuting Communists and invoking denat- uralization and deportation pro- ceedings against suspected subversives is a complete refuta- tion of McCarthy's charge and an exposure of its ridiculousness. CHATTANOOGA NEWS - FREE PRESS: The important issue is not whether it was good or bad for Sen. McCarthy to speak out, but- whether the things he said have validity. And unfortygately they do. 2 Sen. McCarthy charged the F tt 1 if j | Fiz gFin “THES : 2 opts rreteeeds « biown his stack. TPE! Uti gt Abt Liilishii boomb, the elektrisk light and the celluloid shirt-front for waiters. That deprives us of Edison, Morse, Fields, Howe and the guy who invented six per cent. But leaves: us ten easy installments, the mambo and curb service. Boiling it down to empirical soup- stock we ask if the Western World and the Eastern can exist like book-ends separated by the printed word alone. : No literary Maginot frontier of dotted lines will sift the infiltra- tion of long-term termiting. One thing for gamblers to remember is there was no place or show | money to the Trojan hoss. Looking Back 15 Years Ago HERBERT HOOVER seeking aid for Finland. RUSSIAN ARMY OF 200.000 halted by Finns. 20 Years Ago FRANCE TAKES Yugoslav side in Balkan row. GOVERNOR ASKS bipartisan re- count action. Biology Class Quotes Three Textbooks Contradicting Brady on Plants in Home By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D._ Last May the Raymond High School Biology Class cornered me and I have been seeking some way of escape with miy dignity, if any, intact. The difficulty is that the biology class, if the letter is genuine (it is signed “Sincerely, The Raymond High School Biology Class,” but of course any joker might have writ- ten it), cites three authorities that contradict my teaching that grow- ing plants are not objectionable sickroony or livingroom, day or night. The reason why are not objectionable in the The resten why growing plants are healthful indoors in the winter time is that their leaves and the porous pots in which they are planted, evaporate considerable moisture, and the artificially heat- ed indoor atmosphere is almost al- ways excessively dried out. The amount of oxygen or carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of the room is insignificant so far as health is concernéd, whether there are growing plants or not. The high school biology class letter continues: erences are as follows: ; “New General: Biology,” Small- wood-Reveley-Baily, pages 490 and 491. ; Smith, pages 140 and 141. ‘ “Exploring Biology,’ Ella Thea Dr “Biology in Daily Life,” Curtis and Urban, pages 156 and 157.” The first two textbooks sound dreary as solid trigalgebra, but the last one “Biology im Daily Life,” appeals to my -curlosity—and I'm going to leave it at that, because I'm afraid if I should procure a copy it will prove another disap- epedireminms paatantiens . bess Myers: ‘ ries - CaP a | y ie oa = : “* i, . . ee PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 ee ae, SEVEN . ms mse a _OPEN FRIDAY-S TILL 9! i aA aoe [ood Sits for Boye end Oi are At" cr adit ese aS " ~ Come See a Man With a White Beard | 4 7 . Save 1.99! 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With 150 BB plastic shot horn, six tar- gets, saddle Mik 5-Men T an Snow-Time Fun for the Family ert = 19.95 Smooth finished running sur-- faces de thrilling speeds. Full length rope handrails. Water resistant varnish. Others from 12.95 Sey Tas Official Size and Weight 11.0. Biggas 4.95 borkis tem tadag halba. soos e ps pre- vent stretching out of shape. Valve bladder. 14:1n. Tackle Mede of Sturdy Aluminum! Rey. 595 4 A5 Has one cantilever cork-lined tray with adjustable dividers. Big undivided bottom: area. Post-style handle. LP roquet Sale With 2 Wheeled Storage Rack Rey. 1295 = 11,99 Includes six 8-in. mallets, balls and 2 stakes. Steel wickets — “ bright yellow enamel {in- sn. t Mos night ‘till Christmas & « 6s — Fe Re bind ME ay i io abi es, # MPa Gre alletellat ml ielalslel ae i oe | LIGHTWEIG! Burgundy for Boys, | ag Magenta for Girls” psy Only 4.00 Down on -_ _ Sears Easy Payment Plan! (Usual Canying Charge) -,@ Famous J. C. Higgins 3-speed gear shift © Caliper-type 4-way brakes operate separately Every thrill . . , every easy-riding advantage of a lightweight! Handlebar control lets you select e* proper geor for starting, climbing hills, coasting! 4 Brakes are at your finger-tips, too . ... always a ; sure, controlled stop. Coil spring saddle, sports- | type chain guard, red safety reflector on rear “ fender... sparkling chrome-ploted parts. Buy this ? glittering Christmas gift for your son or daughter | 4 today . . only 10% down puts it under your Christ- : mas tree. Sporting Goods—Sears Basement B EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS! @ i blades. Hard me. toe, pj Black, brown Rubber Official Size and Weight Reg. 3.95 2:99 Ideal outdoor ball; molded in one-piece for strength and dur- mor Pebble grain looks and feels like leather. Sidewalk Skates Steel Ball Bearing Wheels 1.¢. Higgs = 3.39 Any youngster will be proud to own these ‘speedy, shiny skates. Rubber shock bers. Adjust 74% to 10 inches. ~ 31° COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS i $4 Down 26-inch Balloon Tires, each... ... +12 198 P Give ur pre & Streamlined Electric Horn rarecae ie * ee 1.49 or eae toe Steel Roller Chain... ... ns b veke aaiere Rubber Tread Pedals, pair............ 1.19 — derendable Kick-up Parking Stand ..... veers ee: coaster brakes. Rubber Handlebar Grips, pair ........ .39€ Archery Striking Snorkle Sets Bags Swim Masks . 2.99 4.98 3.49 : 5 |. C. Higgins 4- Olficial size, Lowest price ', steel hockey © ft. hickory bow, ever. Lets you steel arch. iF % Table Tennis Tables Regulation Size, 2-Section Here's 0 recreation table with-many uses! It’s a regu- latiori-size, 5x9-foot table tennis table. —can be used separotely as utili glare green finish. See it at Sears! weight. Sheep- Fs kin cover. | Double twill lin- 4 ing, valve type “ clearly view a underwater ie 1B scenes. and still ee \" we sobreathe. Buy now! j four 20-in. cedar f. arrows, quiver m\ and paper tar- get. : Basketball Goa Strongly Braced and Welded Otiicial Se], OB Bowling Bags For Ball and Shoes Men’s Bowling Balls . 5.69 As Low As is DOWN Pies Fed. Tax Get extra practice with this improve your game with custom Reinforced Naughahyde plastic, low priced goal. 18 inch di- fitted ball. ‘Official ABC size looks, feels like leather! No ameter; ¥ inch steel ring. Reg* ball. Save at Sears! scuff or crack. Long slide fasten- brown. ulation size cotton twine net. — Lady's Bowling Ball.......23.95 er. Black, Hand Warmers Keep Warm While Outdoors! Compect 1.39 For sportsmen, outdoor work- ers! orks on fluid—no flame. In flannel bag. Shop at Sears and Save! ee >» Travel the Style Line on Train, Plane, Bus or Car Ladies’ Luggage * 36° : | Smart and rigidly built, but what low prices. Rayon lin- ings, solid brass locks. Coppertone, blue, tan, etc. Overnite, $10; Train Case, $10; Hanger Case, $18; 26-inch Pullman, $15; Hat Box, $11 Eesy Terms In two sections tables, too! Non- F; : ° ij F : i : Z * ; « Paiieda es eo f. C7 i 4 i: , : ‘ r » . : : ‘ 3 y i f j j am Ps f a 7 oS Gad ae ee eee as ee ree ere MR ey ie pe ee Fo PR ns gg de ed i ce ak ce) ee el eee coe nk = BS es 8 cd ee ge a ae te © See ee ee ox poe money back” SEARS 184 North Saginaw St. Phone FE $4171 a Vascpoge oeeaiey gi 4 4 *@ . e ‘ 4 # 4 * ; , . : . THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1934 _ . me i list apis : tends the Public! A gf tot. Biers, who lost a leg in @ train ° ravens ant trem 1 een 1! Claiming Rabbit Feed | 7s. sat comm Tne Artificial Leg Saves | sccscn: ‘nso yec‘cuoeine «|POnY Rovghs Up Cop s = Too Healthy for Tests University of North Carolina were . , wial drum co ¢'car when the q ae \ « Hea ht Foot : jack slipped. The drum landed on | Officer William Lee ; Bice ee ee GREENSBORO, N. C, @®-The/ spoiled because the feeds con- , "| the axtificiad leg and across the| tought a stray pony to book, but . Tie Peutiee Proc, its hy tol hed eames tw ue age! oes « | SALINA, Kan, @—Harold Biers’ Pee ee svnup the car to| feels the motor car is less dan- sell, rent or hire through Want/| their rabbit feed caused failure of|, The average - housewife walks | artificial left leg saved his good | tree Biers. The only mark on his | gerous. The pony charged’ him, Ads! Dial FE 28181. - | medical experiments. ‘| about 8% miles a day. - fight leg from injury. ~~ | right foot was a bruise. bit him and knocked him down. _ _— : ieee a a ed a | .¥ D ; re 2 f ~ a * 5 = ; ‘ z 4 Stans =o f e e o S e e “Teg le ; wee sare * “Tee ome — Oe a Pe anc uf . . is ; | | | fa _ Maid of Honor chef quality stainless steel Enjoy the quick, even heating of copper cooking with the easy-to-clean durabili- ty of stainless steel. Come . . . check the first-class features! Save! 2-Qt. Saucepan, reg. 5.25. . 3.51 ¢ . 4.65 vies —. veg. 6.25.. 3%5-Qt. Teskettle, ~omn _ Devontonet, regularly 5.95 ..... vee BST een Reg. $8.75 Comb. Cooker... 6.49 5\2-Qt. Dutch Oven 10%2-inch Chicken Fryer, Regularly 9.50 ..... Regular 7.25 .,........5.35 4.50 Skillet and Lid... a ) Sek) mi ' Regular $2.00 Ro with Complete Portable Infra-Red Kitchen... broiler-grill 95 $4 Down spatter shield slides out of sight © barbecues © roasts @ boils © grills © fries automatically broiler grill ready to serve automatically! Deep 14!'8x834x!1 in. cook chamber holds 8-lb. fowl, 12-Ib. roast. H Sears! Electrical Dépt.—Sears Basement - ae | 5S tee I os Hand Mixer | Use Anywhere in the Kitchen now Ontr 9.95 Lightweight -Kenmore Mixer is Hair Dryers Hand Model. Fingertip Control UL-Listed 5.69 : Today Only Lightweight! Perfectly bafance:! Copper Bottom Cookware 1% Qt. Covered Saucepan, Reg. 4.75 3 to-Broil Cook Cook ~ Coffeemakers Automatic 8-Cup Kenmore 8.45 Fill it, plug in and forget ‘tfl 15 FOr Pad 7 , veg. 9.75... .6.82 oe. 6.63 eee 3.35 Roto-Broil “400” Gift-Priced at Sears, Only @ toasts @ broils Cook a whole meal on this portable electric rotisserie Built-irh2-hour timer shuts off food when O'M%- andy 3-speed switch for high, low or medium heats. Light- weight! Ease your holiday cooking chores, save at Easy oe use and quick heating igeal at stove. sanywhere in you're ready to serve! Keeps too uaranteed | year Blows kitchen. Powerlul enough to ‘offee piping hot. Polished warm or cool air Save! aluminum. UL listed. mash potatoes Housewares Depertment —B8asemen!— ~ } . * ia é ‘ j Kenmore Toaster Toast Pops-Up Automatically ute 14.95 Dial toast shade you prefer; thermostat controlled. Chrome- plated and plastic trimmed! Hinged crumb tray! Cooker-Wafflers New Kenmore 4-Star Design 19.95 é Automatic See the smart, new design of this gtant cooker-waifler! Fries, bakes, grills, toasts. 2 sets of grids. UL-listed. Deep Fryer Complete With Fry-Guide Automatic 16.95 . Get all the features of more expensive fryers plus exclusive Kenmore extra thermostat. UL- listed. Save at Sears! ox gow money back” SEARS (Canister Set 4 Pieces! Special Purchase! Only 4.98 Aluminum with beautiful satin finish, black plastic knobs. Ample sizes from 7%-in.. high to 5!/2-inches high. Li paps bee Sr ree — er ea Ironing Tables Adjustable. Won't Wobble Only 9.95 Adjust from 26 to 36-inch heights. Quick automatic clos- ing and opening. Has saiety lock Ventilated steel top Ad : 95 hee Ss oe Speed New Comfort Grip Handles oy 4.59 Stainless steel gears mesh rertectly for smooth action All gears, bearing, enclosed for protection. Easy to clean Heating Pads Completely Wet-Resistant ISx12 Inches ©6966 49 Quilted rayon taffeta cover in choice of four colors. Zipper, neon-lighted dial, four thermo- stats. UL-listed. CR ott ~*~ re oa Seige 9-Cup Percolator Perfect Coffee Automatically Aronly = 16.95 e Year around gift! Smart chrome plated aluminum. Set tlavor-control’ dial . . . shuts off when coflee is ready. . es Ba enh Kenmore Poppers Fast, Completely Automatic omy = .69 Two qts. of pop corn every § minutes! Built-in oil measure. Polished aluminum body. Cord, set, two 10 oz. cans pop corn. y Egg Beater Pee . ~ Kenmore Blenders 250W motor. Kitchen tool gift sets formerly 10.95 be set consists of: @ basting spoon @ ledie. @ cake turner © spotule @ 6-hook rock @ masher @ two-tine fork It's a special occasion every day for a cook with lustrous easy- -to-handle stainless steel kitchen . Lf Lot tools. They wash dean in a Maid. flash; look attractive anywhere e08. u.6. hat. ore, in her kitchen; last fora life- : time Prd rans. now, just for ristmas shoppers like you, sone cunt oY an attractively boxed seven- ame. ROCCE One Ce piece set is reduced to 8.88 at Sears Individually priced at 1.69 - 2.19 | SSR Soh ee ere Naan ES TT no-squint, no-squat dial on gift bath scale Ss 4-Star Feature | sen tse Jeowre 30 Sleek and handsome as the decor . . . Harmony House bath scale is the pretty and practical gift you're looking for! Mag- nified, lighted dial, marbleized rubber mat; five color choices. Reg. 5.95 Bath Scale ‘. Se I FTF > Casserole with Basket 88s 1.88 Long Tasting, Milk white dish non-rusting with clear knob- stainless _stee! by cover and Holiday shapes imported woven : ony age displayed in a basket. Two ish guaranteed. ber ‘% gay gilt box quart dish -<® Git package. Every Mixing Speed You Need ... at Your Thumb Tip 12-SPEED KENMORE MIXER 47> Pay Only $4 Down on Sears Easy Payment Plan @ Convenient, one-hand © thumb control knob. @ Larger becters draw all the batter in. @ Beater ejector ends kitchen, hand mess. Here’s the mixer that is engineered with all the features you want! 150- watt motor mixes all bat- ters! Head slips off for usé as portable mixer! Pouring lips, handles on both bowls. Buy now at Sears. 2 aQs 5: § AY bd S ees 2 Use Sears Easy Payment Plan on your purchases totaling $20 or more. Ask any salesman about this convenient, easy way to use your credit at Sears! coop? _ Ls i One . 7 4Qst 7 . ‘i S Waffle Irons New! Door Chimes Chops. Beats. Liquifies Kenmore Automatic, Electric Modern NuTene “Leader” Only 27 QS 2 vws —ut-Approved «=, 45 mht. 4,95 Turbo-Mix action . . . fastest Make .golden waffles — light, All plastic cover, 2 notes front blending ever! Tight fitting medium or dark.. Smart shrome- door, 1 note rear. Choice of ‘add-a-bit’ cover. 2-+speed, plated finish and expansion white and chrome or ivory and brass model, UL-approved. UL-listed. hinges for mote even baking. HE Eee eee ee ee pes ee S ° 154 North Saginaw St. | Phone FE 5-4171 ied Pa «=! ove mv rn | PENN coy, ~* me CONSOLE With 12-Ib. Turkey Priced as Low as “ ba specially priced for Christmas sie? at Seors! 2-Lb. TURKEY v Other Sewing Machines Priced Up to. ... ¢ Every Kenmore Fully Guaranteed for 20 Years! ; Say “Merry Christmas” with this rotary gction Kenmore and you'll give her a lifetime of sewing pleasure! It’s a gift she'll be proud of, ond it’s budgets. See it Sewing Machine Department—Main Floor guananleed TONIGHT i. > : aes 4 With Your Purchase of Any Sewing Machine KENMORE 50 Down .... 314.95 ank-Type Cleaner — \ With 12-Ib. Turkey ' Priced as Low as im — o Other Kenmores Priced Up to... .. 139.95 -@ All Kenmores Guaranteed for 1 Full Year! Make her work easier for years ‘to come with a Kenmore Vacuum! Which ever you choose— tank-type, upright or cannister — you're . assured of the finest cleaning equipment gvailable! A 12-lb. turkey is included | with each purchase. — ~ et - - = = a and every night ’till Christ * picture tube! 8% - @ New modern design ... 1 * x a Wy by at. ae ay ee he ‘ 7 New Table ‘ Big 5';-inch Speaker . keg. 9s 22 BB At home in any room! Built- | in-radionet antenna for finer | ‘sensitivity. Save. In i 6s. plastic cabinet. ivory & <, HI-FI Phonograph Plays All Speed Records noe 038 = 36.88 4 DOWN New Dynasonic amplifier \ a ves balanced response. ubber padded non-skid turn- table! Sapphire stylus Phone FE 5-4171 . for Free # HOME TRIAL \; Metal TV. Base Holds All Sise TV Sets 4.88 | Modern, economical base for our TV set! Ebony lacquer inish on wrought metal. 24x 24-inch top Save néw'! @ Only 3 Pi JUST $5 DOWN end you com: enjoy Silvertone TV in your home ... includes one yeer service in the home end one yeer warrenty on oll perts end all tubes including 21’ console T mas =17 Down This is it! Your wonderful new Silvertone console TV with the c vertical chassis. Yourget fult size, big screen 21-inch viewing in a § cabinet that is lighter in weight, smaller in size than old style bulky And you get the added advantage of convenient, easy to use side controls. Shop today for top value and savings! Television and Radio Depariment—Main Floor ee ee ag ae x, A if ia Fe be ee ot gee Mighty Midget” with Case 27° Radio Fits in Palm of Your Hand yl ee Silvertone . . . you can take it anywhere, Clear numbered dial tunes full AM range. Tough, unbreakable, plastic case hos satin brass trim. Lightweight, weighs only 1¥2 pounds with battery! - MONS : nt ae . a> Table Radio Sale - ] Built-in Antenna A fine “extra’’ radio for kitchen, bedroom or den. In attractive brown plastic cabinet. Slide rule dial tunes standard AM band. Clear toned 4-in. specker has ample volume. U/L listed! eet % « es ths fa Ss a Bae =n a erg 4 in ey hie : ‘ew 4) \i : Stee Sale Clock Radios Self-Starting Clock, Reg.24.95 19" Set. the clock . ° . it automatically wakes you up to your favorite program. ‘Easy to read dial tunes standard AM bands. Modern solid black plastic cabinet. 4-inch speoker, built-on antenna. ' St. «| I ‘* “ 2 * ai “ = i HNC Greens eg ey ae seats ce Kreg 6c Payee cl we — = e ; * ie ete aaah aaa Soryey 4 : aa \" * & . Fi 4 . P t. : ge ees i | ) " ¢ | 7 ata THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 ’ THIRTEEN " si : = 2 4 a - ss ; 3 : E * 88 “$5 My * eo yous mony Fac SEARS 134 Wath =~: Saginaw J ;% % “o ° c « 4 { : | y. r ‘ reed * , ene’ i "Phone FES-4171 | — L iy SR a2 gil ih 8 igh Sati eli pap aM St Alga sil EER RPE MRT 8 * _rourre I apg este cop = - 2 Immigrants Thank U.S. |Firemen Rush o tome . e # ‘By LAURA Z.“ HOBSON i j , tf "Ff : : biz SESE it Hj oF ; Z | | aH | i: Hil rt i F i Ht HE oe | ene § e gre inh Th E He tra! ral ! a i wd é rel qs +4 iis z i if rt F j 8 uf a : i i g £ : | for such sympa-. é Ti ; And my next thought was, per- haps this time I’m not too late! with my fan letter — perhaps | —— z A Secret Political Party Wants Independent Goa. ' NEW DELHI (?)—The conflict between India and Portugal over the fate of Portuguese India has created a “third force’ now cam- paigning for autonomy for the possessions. Membership of the organization is secret. Its announced aim is to convert Portugues Goa into an independent republic. for Chance to Live Here. | wermsvase, va #— sn Alex. and his wife and his five Marvin Robertson turned on the kids will get to see it. broiler af her stove to warm the And know I'm blowing them | oven and walked into ber garden. a great big public kiss in return. | A few minutes later she was calling Mrs, Robertson as it poured from/|in the St, Louis Municipal Opera THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER ' 9, 1954 and a dozen responded. _ . own : A doll which Garland Robertson,| ST. LOUIS @ — Rose Marie 16 months, had placed in the stove | Florey, i7, studied hard for the had gone up in smoke that alarmed | role of “The Girl Who Falls Down” The part went ‘to a good friend and “just about broke my heart Florey > * to cy — > i *s f f f : * ROEBUCK AND CO 72x84-In. 1975 Save on 25°, wool, 25°, cotton, §0% rayon electric blankets in four Harmony House colors. Sin- gie control model .. . makes an ideal Christmas gilt! = 100% All Wool Blankets 9” They're Cift-Priced at Sears , Beoutiful all-wool with soft, lofty nap. 72x84-in. size blanket, acetate satin binding matches rich Harmony House Colors like Sage Green and Valley Rose. Wash- able with care, 3-\b. wt. . “ windows and doors, production of “Oklahoma.” and 4-Star Feature Item! Harmony House Automatic ‘electric blankets — | 95 easy terms h of this 5% cotton, 100% wool face automatic electric blanket should con- - vince you that Sears is your store for blanket buying! double bed size * - One look at the price and one luxurious t, double bed size, single control 75% wool, It's a perfect gift. Harmony House Automatic Electric 75% wool, 25% cotton, 100% wool face. Single bed size—single control. See it at Sears! Harmony House Automatit Electric 75% wool, 25% cotton, 100% wool foce. Double bed size with dual controls. See it now! Blankets 27% Easy Terms Blankets 3495 _ Easy Terms us Sears Easy Payment Plan 3. Blanket Layaway Plan _ 4 convenient ways to. buy: Sears Credit Purchase Coupon Books Cash (take purchases home with you) ee J ef. <= chal : : ee sk S | Pillowcase Sets Muslin Sheet Sets Lovely Gift for the Home Beautifully Embroidered Gilt Boxed™ 2.79% Gift Boxed 4.98 Beautiful cases with Schiffli or Includes one 81x99-in. hand loom embroidered an -two pillowcases rulfled borders! Choose yours hemstitched, scalloped or col- tomorrow ... at Sears! ored borders. Washiast! * *., 4 a lovely gift . . . Harmony House waveline baby ~ SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. sheet, Choice of at a low gift-price tS “Home ‘ Sa a ek eine" FURNISHINGS |.» .- er SOU Onmy BY RSS dee ae high pile chenille spreads Attractive floral pattern and border design. Heavy quality, background cloth in wash- fast multi-colors. Full-size. Cc «os USE SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN — | : GS alatiienies es Colors Hom FURNISHINGS SOW Onay by Harmony House - Coordinated . @ Tuscan Rose @ Pacific Blue @ Sage Green @ Sunshine Yellow @ Cherry Red SEARS, ROSBUCK AND CO. dl * ee es Pastel Sheet Sets Part Wool Blankets Down Comforters Contrasting. Deep Tone Hems 0%, Reyon and 10%, Wool Rich Solid Color Taffeta Git Boxed §6— 5}, AQ nin 9,49 tes 9385 13.98 Durable, washiast contains 8!x108-in. 42x38\/.-in. cases muslin. Set A gift inspiration! Reversible Blue, rose, green or wine col- sheet and fluily part wool blanket in four cred comforters with soft, fluify Four lovely lovely Harmony House color filling! Fitted feature er it ave! colors, priced low at Sears! combinations. Choose yours! in place. 72x84-in. size. enille spreads ays Pert bowknot design in high-pile on waveline baby chenille. Fully pre-shrunk . . . washable! of full or twin size, one-tone in six lovely colors! “wedding ring” chenille \ ce « Frosty white forms wedding ring design on hen colored background. Heavy bullion fringe; il: "no ironing, assorted colors. In your choice 9° SSRIs BO New Plastic Shades Priced Low 139 at Only Hang straighter, stay new looking longer because they're made of 6-ga. plastic. Smudges, dust, cloth, Resist fading, staining and flames. Choose yours now... at Sears 37 4x6-foot long. Other sizes at low prices! Mee, hs ee ee BPBDSDEDS) 118) SUUPNDNINNNNNIND Peres ss * td mrt ii iii titi Doayiye! #45 en ‘WN TL) LLL Venetian Blinds © Baked-on enamel slats 59 678 © Mechanism is rast resistant 2x64 Enjoy finger-tip controlled light . . . ventilation . , , r and Privacy. Handsome plastic tapes won't shrink, stretch, stain, wipe clean with damp cloth in a jiffy. Slats and topes in white. 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A lovely gilt! in Polyethelene bag. 9 Baas bo ees acer e vee pes 3 98 netic pot helder selling at around 4015 cents. sag iil ie, hasan ot "pokdien ed sik shde tist of | 204, 8¥ocados also are rated worth- Scoii keeps a lot of terrapins and Fone ot geagy teapliog te food buys this month, They are | 24 buys: Potatdes, old cabbage, |“ 'U® Purchases. ORANGE, Va, — Theodore | races for his grandchildren. & hard time baying & at 44% | tops in food value and taste ap- and western lettuce atid! you suid ir FAST when “|G, Scott, who has been a terrapin | They are seldom affectionate but ted cxgull ee peal, and a real bargain in dol-| nearby carrots, beets, turnips, and| |. heft YOU! sancter for 40 years, says tie is| Scott pet an identifying dncale od Broilers and fryers and stewing | lars and cents, pafsnips. 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As tne i pO gan REE Nig BONDI na sui sgn gimme Hee Mn a, wali slim ls, i Re eal ONTIAC PRESS, — Ghapter 4—‘Susp ~ Private Det “THE STORY: Private Detective Jim | Dunn. working as an investigator for. his wealthy Carlson family in Colorado) where they will pose as caretakers for | his client. Stopping for keys, Dann finds | been given One to open ‘shouts at the gate, & young man appears. A handsome man in his early - twenties, tanned so deep his fair hair looked White was smiling at “We want in,” Jim said. “No can do. Sorry. You have to ; have a key.” nile THe itn Thu Tee j H ye Te it fe Li ; f Hi aye i 5 2 : z 3 z z z z & fi, | fly H it? 1H EE z & gia 3 : FoF rH : i Z the gate, the road divided into ent a four-foot ditch cut across_ the narrow road, a ditch partly | filled with rushing water. Jim Dunn felt his anger begin | to boil at the pit of his stomach. | Even allowing for the crawl to. make the blind curve, there would | jeep. flashing his light into the dense undergrowth along each side_ of the road. He found the warning sign, left it where it lay, walked “You better take the gun,” Nancy said. ' “Something?"’ “T think so. Some sort ef sound back where the roads forked Metal scraping on metal it sound- ed like to me.” dim started to back the sta- tion wagon into the narrow open- ing which would permit a turn. SEQUINS — Tree urnaments are chil@s play with sequins, pins. | tape and pilastics sold in pre-cut , shapes. ” » ‘By Hugh Lawrence Nelson ective Jim Dunn Enters Carlson Estate there. Or at least if we didn’t have to stop before to fix a few He stopped again, got out and “Only place to tu” Jim mut- ered. = They reached the forks of the road. “‘Look, Jim. The sign. It's ing in the right direction SEARS “Delaying tacties?”, Nancy . BUCK AND CO. /, Jim thought of the ditch again, \ ROEBUC AND oy, but with more of a chill than anger, “Maybe.” (To Be Continued) NEED-FILLINGS’ FAST through To get good help or a . | place to live dial FE 2-8181 for NOTICE of TAXES CITY of PONTIAC City of Pontiac, 1954, County Taxes, will be due and payable at the office of the City Treasurer, December 19, 1954, through January 19, 1955, without fees. “I have a smart husband,” Nancy said. “What made you) think there might be—something there?” gs by mail must be postmarked not later than to avoid penalty. Payments made January 19, 1955, All County Taxes unpaid as of January 20, 1955, will be . gubject to four (4) per cent collection fees, payable through February 28, 1955 : All unpaid 1954 City and School Taxes may be paid at the — Treasurer's office through February 28, 1955, with accrued mM, M. 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He was a dictator, but he reduced the internal and foreign public debts, accumulated gojd reserves and improved the country. Incidentally, Carias was Hon- | duras’ 120th president since the | country’s liberation from Spain in stepped aside in favor of his protege, Dr, Juan Maauel Galvez. Galves was elected, with Lozano as his vice presidential running mate. Carias did not like the way Galvez ran things and the two men became estranged. The Nationalist Party split into factions. The Galvez faction wanted him to run again, setting aside the re- election ban as Carias had done. He refused. As the result there were three | candidates in the presidential elec- tion held on Oct. 10. Dr. Ramon Vilieda Morales, a | physician without administrative | experience, ran on the Liberal | ticket, Dr, Enrique Ortiz, a den- | tist whe was graduated from — Loyola University, New Orleans, | was his running mate. Gen. Abraham Williams Cal-| deron, a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy, N. Y. | who had served as vice president | under Carias before 1948, was nominated on the National Re-| formist Party ticket. This party | was composed of dissident Nation- | alists of the Galvez wing. Carias, now 78 years old, tried a comeback as the candidate of the official Nationalist Party. In the Oct, 10 election Villeda | poll@q 121,213 votes to 77,726 for | Carias and 53,041 for Williams. majority missed it by 9,554 votes. Hence under the constitution it was up to Congress to do the electing. President Galvez got a one- month leave of absence, pleading illness, on Nov. 15 and went to Panama and then to Miami, Fla., | where he is right now. Congress was supposed to meet _* | Bees Can Sting Anyone THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954, __'THE PONTIAC PRESS. ; Really a Small World oe | crashed into the rear of another 4 cen se ar cee | Alarm Clock Crowes _____ SEVENTEEN _ | able word crow says, Mrs. Weaver ‘ orderly conduct conviction im- . (on the outskirts of this city:’ Driv- feels “he having Down in Pennsylvania | iosed on Boin Mattet. by « jus-| fOr Women Drivers: | ing: the other car was her friend, |‘Mama’ at 6:30'A.M. —_| person o_o . EASTON, Pa. in Easton tice of the . Matter yeless CHARLOTTESVILLE,, Va. —/ Lt. Elizabeth Quigley. Result was) CHATTANOOGA, Tenn: ®—Mrs.| “I wouldn't take $100 for him,” can go out and sting anyone they | . pease Two army nurses from Ft. | some property. damage but no se-| F. 1, Weaver has an extraordinary | she sidds. please. And their owner — if they | bees in his yard. Judge Frack| sam Houston, Tex., to New York, /rious injury. ° | -falarm clock — a pet crow that have one — ig not legally respon-| said there's no law that permits | by different routes hadn't counted; — wakes her up every morning at} EMPTY ROOMS FILL FAST ; criminal action if the bees sting | on a chance meeting here. Sanderjord, Norway, is the | 6:30 crying “ a through Rent Ads. Dial FE 28181” Northampton County Court Judge ! people. Lt. Irene Kay Walent's car’ 's principal whaling port, Although that's the only recogniz-' for a Pontiac Press ad-writer. _ . . _ a Sunday to elect the new president. Nationalists and Reformists re- | fused to attend. There was no Utah ‘Meteorite’ Turns Out to Be Old Ore Sample SALT LAKE CITY w& — For) years the large ore specimen rested | in Utah's statehouse and bore the label ‘‘meteorite."’ Scretary of State Lamont F. Toronto became suspicious ‘of the label. The geology department at the University of Utah confirmed | that the specimen was of geological and not meteorological interest. Inquiry, revealed it came from | the Victoria mine near Eureka, | weignes 1,300 pounds or more and | contained lead, silver, gold and copper. It reached the statehouse as part | of a Juab County exhibit and wound | up in a@ dusty corner. Brought out | later, it somehow got the ‘‘mete- | orite” label, . | YOU HAD A NECK AS LONG AS c ters fow way TONSILI el ee on er eae Fl eee FREES Ea eau ea ieee AR \ ROEBUCK AND CO. J saa. PSM nen a Charmode nylon tricot slips ,¢ Regularly Priced at What a lovely gift — and sale priced, too! Nylon tricot in choice of white or brown! Women’s sizes 32 to 40 — at | nylon tricot with lined bodice Deep skirt flounce of permanently pleated tricot. Nylon sheer broidery trim, White. 32 to 40. o bol - ow ‘™: No-lron Nyron Plisse Gowns Only : 3” — Graceful round neckline trimmed with embroidered sheer nylon. Pink biue, yellow, white. 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RIGHTEEN THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, , DEC EMBER 9, 1954 Japan's Aircratt Industry Retum fo Prison Hopes for Export Trade Worth Jail Break - (UP) — Officials of Burma, Pakistan, Thailand, the PHILADELPHIA ® — Municipal This year, Santa Claus wi two million people ~ tence, he ‘had the man brought | so eeand he cut the man's scant Ott Bis time to § 0 75) term jo 3 to 73 monthe 4 menths. But a court officer misunder- stood Hie let the prieuser pe tres | Santa to Visit Trailers A few hours later the defendant went to the detective bureau, say-| more jing he realized he'd been improp- live in house trailers all across the erly released, Judge Benncity wes nation. visit | who! Reports China-Tibet Road Nearly Done ‘TOKYO @ — Communist China|, says it has finished all but about | on the Sikang-Tibet plateau," 95 miles of the highway being built ' frori west China to Tibet. A Peip- built — reportedly with forced la- ing broadcast said a 140-mile bor of political prisoners — to stretch, cut across precipices and Lhasa, capital of Tibet, from moun- . through forests: was opened last tainous Sikang: province. month to traffic. “the most. isalated part sextillion (6 fol Peiping said. The road is being | one 508th of an ounce. This section of the road winds | Scientists estimate there are six by "21 zeros) | atoms in a drop of water weighing built planes will be a ‘major ex.| have resulted. * our etme of J pose hie nation by the U. 8. Air Force. Overhaul orders have been placed so far this year for 1,500 units. Before the end of World War II. 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Some 3,612 vhicles have gone right) up to its entrance, since the salt | mines can be traversed by car. The “nave of The Calvary.” Coils The right aisle, that of * western shirts Any boy will thrill to this washfast, broadcloth shirt! Embroidered with a touch of the west! 2-tone styling! Roy Rogers Cotton Twill Frontier Pants, sizes 4-12. Low Gift- Priced at — Lady of the Rosary,” ends in an ; altar, which also bears that f oo4 name. The left aisle, called “the | J vw will be used for bap- \ y Baptistry,"’ ‘ tisms. , -~ ) The aisle around the left ade \ , of the apse is called ‘‘Aisle of the ® “\ History and the Nativity.’ Four 6 4 great sculptured groups will be e placed in it, representing the. % Gospel subjects of ‘'The Nativity,” > “The Annunciation,” ‘The Descent from the Cross’ and ‘“‘The Prayer in the Garden of Olive.” The cathedral will have 10 oth. er altars, besides the stations of the Via Crucis, Alj of these altars will be carved into the salt walls, since the salt rock, on being worked, takes the ap. pearance of finely polished stone. . The choir platform will he built om a’ salt rock stand) held up bs the two pillars on the right. neat est to the high altar. The floor will be covered with colonial style clas tile. An ornamental wooden fencs will stand at the entrance of the cathedral, The walls will remain bare and unpolished, They will show the | marks of the dvnamite blasts. their rough markings were lef, te sym bolize the life of the miners who have thrown all the ardor of their Catholic faith into this underground cathedtral as a monument to thei devotion, On Oct. 20. 1950. the Popes. nuncio, Monsignor Antonio Samore blessed the vaults of the cathedra! A tablet was placed to commemo- | Tate the event. Egg Contest Is Dropped TUCSON, Ariz — The na tional egg-laying contest conducte “ for the past 32 years by the Ur versity of Arizona has been dig continued. Winner of the final test was the Capita} Breeding Farm of St. Paul, Minn., with a pen of goers eR SOLO ONLY BY SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO toddlers’ cotton morn Sales “Use Sears Credit - Purchase Coupon Books—Ask any f Py Si 4 to 12 oy Rogers boys like ‘em!: they’re real , ed * —. . . heavenly Honeysuckle dresses with 37° party frocks in back! 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The Dutch lettered sign has been posted at a midtown intersection prompting Grand Rapids pedestrians to “wait on the sidewalk” in the heavy Christmas traffic. Franklin believes the sign will carry a stronger meaning to a greater portion of the city’s pre dominantly Dutch residents, : Make thisa 9 MUSICAL Christmas Combination Offer! Buy this RCA VICTROLA ‘45’ PLAYER Attachment f Get this two-record album of Mood Music at no extra cost! Here's the Victrola thot pleys thru your TV or radio! Hendles up to 14 ‘45’ records at the touch | of a finger! Far @ limited time only, free of extra cost, you get this album of 2 records included... “Music for Dining” ond “Music for Day-Dream- ing,” @ wonderful gift combination! Ralph A. Main Is Working = ’ “ bad ¥ a ; . . a 4 Le .- b id A ; . : . : - Ras ‘ — =< o Z 6 “THE PONTIAC PRESS, \THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9,195 NINETEEN: > + & ipc_.,. OPEN TONIGHT A= /and every night ‘till Christmas YOU DON'T NEED CASH FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS... 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Call FE 2-8181. ’ ~ If you think the present weath- the cold mass and the*meeting of May, i Peary between the ér is a bit cold, don't forget that |the two. masses is called a warm|of a cold front and as much as| "Urs and 7 p.m, & could be much worse, front, Rain or snow, depending on | 100 miles behind it. - |{ Since 1916, there have been 100 ‘Record cold for the state W85S/n.. .ason, often occurs 150 miles Under certain conditions of sud-| tornadoes recorded in Michigan. 9A Wegrees below zero, recorded | |», advance of the warm front. When | deh changes in pressure and tem-| Previous to 1953, 11-people were it Vanderbilt on Feb. 9, 1934, ac-| iq gir meves into an area it| perature, violent thunderstorms oc- | killed in tornado disasters, How- cording to statistics compiled by | «),.06" under the warm air push- | cur, Occasionally arising within one | ever, in 1953 alone, there were 132 | br. Everett R. Phelps, professor| ing jt up. Showers: often occur of these storms will be a véry ' tornado fatalities in Michigan. 6f physics and astronomy at Wayne A 3 2 University. : * And Michigan can be just as op- 3 . oo, pressive at the other end of the | ; . qealle. As on July 13, 1936, for| : - : when the mercury reg- Ei oO fstered 112 at Mio, The annual | ~ a mean temperature is bs) gw } : é = . f + Average annual rainfall Tine § : th Sey nchanting as the dream * The old adage about everyone : ‘ : falking about the weather and no J j one doing anything about it prob- , . . ; A = @bly is just as true today with tele- & c f ( | tm 3 ision on the daily scene, Weather ¥ » | ¢ i. have become as popular as % . 1r1s as : fhany TV stars for their daily in- ¥ _ , ‘ e j and of lo- | & ¥ j : bbe the medium’ of een! * _enne , e oe - e ! le : ee thrilling, yet inexpensive gift to | | ir gtation WIBK-TY, Channel : i: Detroit, that the layman “4 Cn . ma prac nny cous oe | Celight her at Christmas! | , “coming in . | + ’ Dr. Phelps said, | # - A 99 - cr weather conditions move across ° . the country from west to east. 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Has smart, distinctive styling ond gem-like chrome finish that sets it a from all other oppliances of its ae yi if bs . * . Ks eee oF ° pore 5S “ : \ ‘ ls A. wr i | eae : : i 4 2 | ; PMA Ge. WS ages qup ep peg fF Hays 3 . i a3 2 ‘ , : . i © i % 4 . ¥ : Py * ie + fe . om 4 * ea INIE meee rere # a eee ‘ 2 : “se & THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1054 | -hurch + PONTIAC, MICHIGAN De at TWENTY-ONE ee a Se! men Learn Patient Problems at Hospitals. ‘a * nen gh ~ S ibs, se en ill Ate ile: ' or ora ee PART-TIME JOBS—At left, the Rev. L. Fred Peter, of Calvary Aisembly Church, and Harvey Beach, assistant to the pastor at ag eS i lige two laymen taking a special training course at the hospital recently. : UMT Trial cereais snow 14 Pastors, Laymen Work as Atfendants By ARNOLD 5. HIRSCH to what to expect from hospitalized by Laué@tta Paul, hospital direc- Democrats May Spurn NK’ B. ALLEN this, in effect, is| he has not ¢ a plan but |time, in the reserve, but the de- | Wij ique Car By FRANK B. carviek satan = - dovgget {tim oul With Uniqu Cc Armed with a knowledge of hos- | P°°F , tor, and department heads ant crate 1 Congress are reportedly 4 Wensevate whe do. | Star stich youths eoatll cpend | the validity of the law und hes | FORT HURON of tnae ot | pital procedure guined through "a! caste ct’ tha wesities of tho| Toa heard, ton hak. misiatst joo seuss three moaths a year in camp for | never enforced it. , a the critically i and the planning today to cold-shoulder 8 cused to be sald: “I stu- | The new bill is virtually certain | Ways, Irving O. Madsen can sit|*P¢cial chaplain's training course | mind of a person who is hospital-| ing to proposed “trial run” of universal rarer Gat eae coat ie two or three years. College acsialp teeth in the re-| back and chuckle at motorists] at Pontiac General Hospital, 14/ ized apd’a greater sympathy for | cancer patient, to the chronically Sauce ame eae President sue and see what the President | ,.-ations Ai greahones bat for pots oocdhorecl gel naa ar - at © ee a ee See local pastors and yagi laymen al aes gghie dy wsecr a See caltuae Dann te € nhower — does. It's unpopular among some 1, the roadside drifts. are now ministering to hospitalized ” al backing. ) people. Why should we antago | trercment would’ peove moro | —Ps Madsen fs the inventor and Parishioners with fuller understand. “Debe Ge coeeh Oe pene “Toe, they learned something 1 Rep piican whe hes * iraoaty ees poppies aitticutt. Fifs Controlled builder of, the snocar, an odd-look-. a = and laymen attended once-a-week more of a subject with which most ) pu . says a —_ : contraption that looks like the . | sessions. were already tamiliar—minister- opposed UMT indicated he would : The outgoing military committee | pe ti wind small airplane set on | ing to the beredved, often a more it in form But Rep. Dewey Short (R-Mo),| chairman said he was skeptical | At some they observed sur- |/ng : now support some oor es SA . Sasvt chair- | shout “te rf be- e . skis. at in the o1 difficult task than ministering to The plan worked out by the | man, who led the floor fight in 1952 | suse cae jell sese things y rain urgery But when tf comes to travel — paged, al cae the dying. Defense Department for submis- | against a proposal to launch UMT, have a way of becoming perma- ever ice or snow-covered high- almost too-acute cognizance of la addition to the lectures, the sion to the new Demecratic-con- | indicated he expects to support it nat Gateree.” ways, Madsen’s snecar makes the narrowness of the slim line 14 “students” practiced visiting trotied Congress im January | in some form. But that view, Short de-| Doctor Removes Half of | streamtined automobiles ‘took between life and death found im | wip patients, They jotted down would provide fer;a voluntary | The Dejense Department's plan ered: “We've tt te é: ame Organ in Order to Halt like broken down velocipedes, every henpital every day. the conversation afterward, then UMT ter 106,000 youths as part now calls for six months military thing to get our built up. ; 2 _ Snocar production is _ strictly Much time was spent at lectures | eriticized each other, under Bev, of the Graft. 90 senewel. | training for 100,000 youths a year, |The reserves are the weakest link| SeiZUres testted since ‘Madeen Wubds oom and discussions. They heard talks] Ballenger’s direction, The present selective service law | who would then serve in the re- in. " imself as a y. ar he's expires On June 30. serves for. nine and one-half years, atiged to tmalataln larpe scaiding LOS ANGELES(—A Philadel: turned out 12 of them, finding we a SS ee doctors and and Re ‘ans, most of whonj Serve requirements for draftees has been successfully treating | oUt sportsmen who find theni asked that their names not be | and enlisted men. . The Pentagon program, as re- ahi cases of epilepsy ana ‘deal if their pursuits require trav- used, indicated that the proposed| Short, who loses the chairmap-| ported cartier by Defense Sec- ; el in areas where snow falls deep retary As of leading Democrats eyed oy ed eae aS Pets Die inFire | iredanke st te iegigg oo houses | Ship when the Democrats take ovér Charles E. Wilson, would similar kinds of fits by removing | ang stays onthe ground most of | effective calls, © acquaint them sly Naan aa! Pema rE coeal ot ie teun an Jan 5. supplement a continuation of the | half of the brains of children. the winter. with the hospital and to promote CINCINNATI @®—A three-legged | the operating room. “ | mutual and cooper-| dog named Tatters today was thé dorsement and if it | declared: ‘“‘We may have to work} current draft ef men for two'| One side or the other of the | Driven by a propeller, the sno- , : nas temporary, for twe or four | Out something that will: train some | years’ service, who would have | brain is taken out and the cavity| car glides easily over the snow — them and the -hos-| only survivor of a houseful years. youths without disrupting. their | to spend six years im the reserve. | is filled with a salt water solu- on three steel skis. For use on ice, pital. : Eisenhower ution 7 | Mr. said UMT could | “@*eeT®- erilistees are called to spend eight ee ees and halt the skull placed wjth runners. . end | “Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller said lo Rr not “be piled on top'* of selective! The Missouri Republican said | years, less their active service |"*™ > 6 6 ‘ ene | chaneradomtpmen mca attempts to rescue an aged par- Hespital in the summertime, An- we. , a “ The youngsters do not lose any Heads Trucking Group succ@eded in its aims, as far as rot, about 15 old, failed. other short session was conduct- = of their intelligence and their fits he is concerned, Miller is 80, his wife 64. They ed at Pontiac General five years aad on io) behevier € DETROIT #—William W. John- ; were uninjured. They said the par- age. said Dr. Eugene P. Spitz, of chil. | °°" ° Grosse He has been named / “1 feel definitely more at home| rot had been a family pet ‘since Deve sa Hospital Philadelphia managing Girector of the Michigan | thére. That's what I got from the | their wedding day. — > cath abrman tat oan se 6 . Trucking Assn. Johnston joined | practice part of it,” Rev. Lambert Other pets that died were two | sistant, Pot aad aw Dr. Spitz made the report for | the MTA in July 1952 as public | said Persian cats, a finch, several ca- learn y are a mem “Theoretically, it gave insight as eae and two other dogs. of the healing team, handling emo- i d Other pastors participating were delivery to the Radiological Society | "lations director. and other forms of radiation. The the brain ia attected. D. Auchard and Beach. surgical t is not new Also tak course but it had been tried heretofore sd Lang were Completing the roster were two church laymen, C. Theron Van Du- sen, of Metamora, representing Grace Episcopal Church, Lapeer, while Robert Grindley, of Birm- ingham, represented Christ Church Cranbrook. Milk-Drinking Mendes Buys - Round for Army / PARIS @®—Frances’ milk drink- ing Premier, Pierre Mendeés - France, trained his lactic attack today on the wine-tippling French ar my f « ® AN EVENING AT HOME—Gathered around the | hearth fire in their home, 71 Franklin Blvd., are | the Ralph W. Rotsel family.’ Thrilled with the first. Pontine Press Phote by Mrs. Rotsel is the little daughter, Marga, who jis three years old. Leaning on his father’s arm fire of the season, they listen intently while their | is John, four, and sitting on the floor are Beth Ellyn, father reads the story of Moses to them. Standing seven and Bill who is twelve years old. What Religion Means to Our Family By LULA B. OGDEN About a year ago, the Rotsel family came to Pontiac when the father accepted a position as teacher in the Pontiac High School. Quickly they associated gregational offices in other churches, is at present congrega- tional secretary, a member of the Usher’s Board and the Lutheran Laymen’s League. As is the custom in the church, all of the children are baptized Rotsels Strongly Feel Power of Faith they continued, “‘for as parents we have felt strongly the power of faith through all the big events and minor crises every family i Urges Running War Against Diphtheria LANSING (UP)—A state health official called today for a running war against diphtheria or it could return to kill as it did in the past. With French school children al- ready under heavy fire, the gov- ernment announced thaf military rations. after Jan. 1 will include a quarter of a pint of milk distributed with the morning coffee. French soldiers now draw a pint of strong red wine daily as their _|only required liquid ration. This will be continued, the government promised, with the milk just a supplement. The drive on the young scholars, | through a government milk give- away program, began yesterday at Chatelet-en-Brie where youngsters in the village school were served big bowls of warm sweetened milk. The kids were given a cookie and an orange as inducement, but even then some of them would have chenineboes Grace Lutheran |™embers and Bill, who returned | trust. This spirit we try to convey | Cases of diphtheria were. reported none of it. ' act they de. | nome just in time for the picture, |to the children by discussing it |in Michigan for the first 11 months Church. act before is attending catechism class in| and expressing our thankfulness in |0f this year, a marked increase 47,000 ‘Die’ in Mock cided to come they contacted the | preparation for ‘confirmation. their presence. over the 12 cases-reported for all ‘ pastor, the Rev. Otto G. Schultz! After observing the easy manner} “We can give them no more |of 195% Atom Attack on Denver for an interview. in which Mr. Rotsel read the Bible | genuine security,” they said’ The low case rate of this dls- DENVER i@—A mock atomic at- Mrs. Rotsel relates that this con-| story to the children and their: The Rotsels came to Pontiac ease in recent years has given tack on Denver conducted by civil tact brought a pleasant surprise | eagerness in listening one was not | from’ Tiffin, Ohie. The parents people a false sense of security,” defense workers yesterday was as- to her, for when Mrs. Schultz | surprised when the parents told | were friends in school near ‘Na- <= ait, , sumed to have Jeft 47,000 persons answered the doorbell she stood face to face with a school mate of | hers at Valparaiso University. us what religion meant to their family. “It means regular Church and poleon where: Rotsel’s father’ was Principal and in Trinity Lutheran homeless. Thre other cities In the five The fact that she had a friend |Sunday School attendance,’ of | was pastor. diphtheria, because “‘it is becom state area served by the Denver here when she came! has helped | course, and daily family devotions gd appealing ge | be Binaggio civil defense office—Wichita, Kan- Mrs. Rotsel suggested. and prayers,” they said. 1941. Rotsel is a veteran of W: young adults who have lost the gas City Rotsel, who has held many con- “We try to make it even more,” |) protection of childhood shots.” assumed — ‘ © is, Early term tor the Rio Grande River in New Mexico was Rio Bravo del Norte, or ‘fierce river -of the north.” From Ohio in eeeeevesvese © - WETTTET I Get $25 to $500 Furniture, ’ a eaeeeeseeeseeoevesoeeseseseseeesese COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP) — Four hardy “Pioneers” will leave here Saturday in hopes their 1919 Model T Ford will get them to Pasadena, Calif., in time for the Rose Bowl game New Year's Day. Though they’ve allowed them- selves 20 days for the trip, tWO | ol ‘Columbus couples believe it will, ful to reach the site of the holiday) classic and cheer their Ohio State football team against the Univer- sity of Southern Cat Mal Riggte and Aj Shuman beth own late-model cars, but Riggle, an enthusiastic member | ** of the Antique Automobile Club of America, has convinced Shu- man, bis wife Maxine and Mrs. Riggie, that his ancient touring is the proper vehicle for the can take them only 8 driving hours | Of We Go to the Rose Bowl” on the driver’s side of the car. On the right side is “By You Just Roared ‘a 1919 Ford; Its Owne? is C. M. Riggle, Who Loves Every Wiggle.” Rose Bowl Fans Will Drive |i? ; Model T Tha four young-in-heart grid fans even have their gas buggy decor orated for the trip. 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The periect gilt ALN *2.91 - °6.71 WEARABLE GIFTS SHE WANTS! “SKIRTS. $291 te $571 The sensible gilt she will appreciate! Uselul Gitt! SLACKS 53.91 . 6.71 The periect’ uselul gift for her!, 20 S. Perry St. | SAM BENSON FE 2-0262 ae \ i ' \ _ { Jee : “oe led 4 . . . f 4 liad tn ‘nih kita Mh dtl att didaaidliad “ weeds sa laa dacoat hatin ack ea Sct PENS RT BS OS ee ee PS yess ; ay Tes ‘ " ¥ £ pe - | } * a Nig es i é —s : . Fe ‘ . . f » ’ ; ° : = ; -_ — | a : = i Mot a sey Nos — | : *, : | : , cl . ‘ - bd g 4 —— 3 . ‘ ey { ; « : a i “THE PONTFAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1954 | (TWENTY-THREE hes ? , m oom ‘ : én =e : . pula te . - s t 5 ) 3 Leeson 3 & 3 County Men in Packard Test | Run Car for 25,000 Miles Non-Stop at Utica Proving Grounds | Three Oakland Copnty men — two test drivers‘and an engineer, played prominent parts in Pack- _ spun the pre-production 1955 Pack« ard around thé track for nearly surround him with GIFTS |] - Cert Hil ime«—|=,-|| Of LUXURY from......— y were Bruce Honeywell of Rochester Honeywell, who chalked up the |cals, slide mounting materials, most time on the 2'4-mile oval, | specimens and instructions... was behind the wheel when = . ar flashed across the finish : , (js ak midnight Sunday, Oct. Urge Residents ; —- ‘ ; 3 31, after running 25,000 miles’ at |. Fight TB With DO Whatever a man’s particular interests—rely on the ee a to ig t, . combination of luxurious comfort and colorful style Beside him in the car, which Christmas Seals | _- "=" to please him! Gifts like these are forever welcomed smashed every closed car endUur-| oy is the time for all good |} , « and appreciated by men of good taste. We'll gladly & . i ance record over 10,000 miles, was , citizens to come to the aid of Pee teat cneineer, he alse | those with tuberculosis. , | _. help you choose! es played a major role in the test.| These Christmas packages and : He designed and installed the two- the way radios with which the Car| pear future could easily accom- and pits kept in.contact, and kept] modate one or the communications system oper-| seals—peid: for with pennies ating during the ten-day run. that may someday help save | the Rustic Post Office |» v= ore Oak in General Store | tana county TB Association which | “~ 2 was formed in that year, tuber- Ordered Closed | culcsis was within the personal COLDWATER w — -Another of | €xPerience of almost every family America's picturesque general|—ehd ald‘timers among Us cll store postoffices will vanish from|Temember the tragic burden’ the scene Dec, 31. case was to friends and relatives. It is at Batavia, a community of] Today the disease is not 60 six miles southwest of Cold-| common water, Postmaster Max Shook was | inclined to forget that _advised to close up shop with the | people in. “end of the year. Rural mail car-| TB at the present time. riers from Coldwater will service The . Batavia thereafter. Batavia's postotfice was founded | 75s tat we carey the Sets TIES | some 80 to 90 years ago — no one in the community is exactly cer- — aa | tain — in a general store. It has} ™ remained in one since and has} Your * MEN'S JEWELRY tes in jewelry by Swank and Hickok. In individUal pieces or complete cuff and tie sets. Frm $3.50 run. of striking patterns and shades to : match his new Christmas Suit. pennies, dimes and dollars ‘ ty such projects as: Per- F $] 50 place for discussion of “world af-| manent TB Clinics for X-ray and rom case cracker barrel when it welcomed] cians and schools. ’ the postoffice with Troutman's ap- — . pointment. Firm ‘Shoots’ Workers | that you are backing the battle HONOLULU w — Eight hundred | against tuberculosis. longshoremen were ‘‘shot” by Castle & Cooke Terminals and |; * there were no complaints. The Kids Make Wrapping | shooting was part of the company’s| In some home, the children pre- | tetanus immunization program, the | pare for Christmas in advance by | cost of which was borne by the | making gift. wrapping paper with | company, fancifyl designs of fingerpaint. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS! “| / H UNION LAKE Open Every Night ond DISTINCTIVE HOSIERY uddik S STORE Sundoy ‘Until Christmas STATE-O-MAINE ROBES: As time passes, the quality and lux. ury of State-of Maine robes will re- main a constant source of pleasure frm 7938 rom $10.95 For the particular men fine hose in solid or patterns. 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Compact and lightweight . . _...f South Saginaw Corner of Pike St. a ‘¢ ae ee - , z < - j " : Y Ee oid Country's 200th Birthday © | . _ | frozen apples are “deliclows.” It | Droject Incurs _ | “Nothing less. than the sacrifice = Sheppard Tr ial Labyr inth:| cucaco wr — A, group ot; Potent ‘Formula’ Found. . Process Praised ee as W bs of ‘Gods’ Soon tha body on nda the mls me SF - « . ‘| young Chicagoans has announced by Cops in Baby. Buggy Fibancot ales (UP)—Agriculture | “better in baking tests than that re chiet.” “+ : : © of Dead Ends in Testimony’ tere rine sae «wots y ceraunc, ver im Pce Dace my emis alt | og ade me tm, aid | ENOL Oe ‘ praised a new food processing : not surprised when a cave-in oc-/ XK, : ndy . CLEVELAND (INS)—The Shep-| that this moderti counterpart of fair here in. 1976 to celebrate the | found somé bottles containing a po- | method called “dehydrofreezing.” | serves trom dehydrotreseen apri- | Curred in a tunnel project through New Kno wledge Ha Dard trial is @ labyrinth af ou Sm “Teepe see Matias toes 200th anniversary of the nation’s tent formula nestled in a baby cir-| | They wald the process, eeepc | cms are excellent. the Kesles mountains, bling five ee a pl : ye of and hung participles. | so-called intruder?” 4 "| The group, headed by John E. riage during a raid on a home bere. || sboratory, Albany, Calif, com-| Under the process, foods are| Qid-time Hawaiians say the gods | film ended at a New Britain the~, It is : i an eyent wherein to para-| But Mahon let the whole thing Stipp, president of the Federal | Covered in the buggy were 12 bines the space and weight econo-| dried to about half their original angry bgcause two Eeepa| ater an awning on a nearby store ‘ had been destroyed by bull-| burst into flames. The theater's were is heard a defini- d Home Loan Bank, will also seek half-gallon jars of illegal whisky. | mies of dehydration with the | weight and volum then fro- | stones we . - dozers building an approach to the | ma man, Harry Englund, tunnel rop. word and the witnesses are Crazy, mixed-up case. Maybe to land the 1976 Olympic games Four more jars were discovered in | convenience and freshness of freez- | : : ail clouly. and gray. both sides must be saving every-'to run concurrently with the fair. a tub of baby clothes covered by ing to save “space, weight, money zen. For simple reconstitution, from the Honolulu side of | and iceman William Chute s are driven, but only half thing for Sam. Or the summa- Stipp, 40, said he was the oldest an overturned basket. Ten persons | and flavor.”” | they can either be cooked directly | the mountain range who had seen the film, doused the in. Palms are pounded with rolled tions. Or a prom named Junior. | member of the organization, which | were arrested. | The department's monthly “Ag- | or soaked in water. What can be done to placate the | flames before firemen arrived. fists, but gloves intercede. Fingers | -————-—~ = = ae — ca is PRO NR Rs ner Psi ete ON, ete apie, geseO Rete ty ON er fF RA SI OTIS: Zz &. How do you strike a jab? fe. | ; | wee rh ll toe ot | Sad Make Her Happy With a Coat or Fur Gift . . . or Be Santa. Claus SSE Te ee Oe ot SRM NRE ey at testimony meandered | its inevitable roadblock, | eee HE eg z + fc EI ai 82 as ey i 3 pee : ; 5 | cy k a rE att epgi . -@ ° \ GSE T E i 5 if: st , a lk oe SALE! 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Once, so help me, an elderly lady The committee rents a theater, hires an - which was: — in the Exel asked me to appear in a show to aid the people; orchestra (which gets paid) and has pro- In Octobe 11953 Goosev strangled lish Precis ae the in the uninhabited parts of the earth. grams printed (the printer gets paid, too). | gir! he knew only as “Jean = Show Bnciness By EDDIE CANTOR I say this not in the spirit of have played as many benefits as anyone I know these past 40 years. No performer minds ap- pearing for a worthy cause—March of Dimes, cerebral palsy, American Cancer Society, the American Heart. Association, and the many others. But what. I object to are the requests for benefit performances to raise funds to buy din- 5 ner clothes for the South Sea cannibals, shelters for prodigal sardines who have strayed from their cans and cod liver oll té develop bones Ne one would think of asking a jeweler ° e _Actors en Asked to Give ‘Away the Only Thing They Have to Sell towel that’s enjoyed a eee run than “Abie's ‘ s : 2 Ls eee: Irish Rose;” but I want to know that I've made _ Now they: -go out some orphan happier, or have provided another bed in a hospital. I speak for all the members of my profession when our good intentions are either wasted or used for a selfish purpose. Let's take the ladies auxiliary of the. “Good Neighbors of Hello Everybody—-How Have ‘You Been—You Look Fine” association. They -have a membership of 75, 50 of whom are officers. These well-meaning ladies decide they ought to give some money to an orphans’ home. What do they do? They run a benefit. eontact the acters. Stranaling Story Fails to Hold Up Ann Arbor Police Are Unable to Find Corpse After Confession © ‘Dear Jolin’ Tax Note Leads to Divorce Grant. BALTIMORE @ — Mrs, Rose- marie T. Robinson, 30-year-old Néw York telephone operator, was awarded a divorce here yesterday by Judge James K. Cullen. FREE SANTA WITH 5 | 3 PR. NYLONS. 119. ' of which he couldn't remem- leave Sou for New York| te contribute a $2,008 several times | One star is not . This is a big benefit $= "ame sine Neh site hed sepa tor a week; a committee t dare say to for a good cause,-so they get a half desen |e". sailing yesterday. General Motors, “Send. us several Cadil stars and eight or ten lesser acts, - Tee ait tat tient ee eae Acton, a northwest London sub- lacs;” and yet acters are asked to give The benefit rform is h in his car, le and 5 urb, reported heavy damage from | ‘away the only thing they have to sell. She tutetets canals polio engl ncn pomtend to we te pete wuts 3 PAIR for 3.50 . -prmemiroat in the English| “ow get me right--I don’t mind working hard | their expenses were $3,000. So they are actually| he strangled mer - lifeboatmen were swept away when a giant wave capsized their vessel af Scarborough, northeast Eng- land. Off France's Atlantic coast thé small Dutch coal carrier Ariel sank in a heavy. storm and five crewmen were lost. The first snow of the winter. swept over Belgium and Hojland, ona drafty, creaky ‘stage, singing myself hoarse in some auditorium where the microphone has broken down; I don’t mind changing my elothes | fit. in a dirty dressing room provided with a roller $200 short. What do they do to make up the deficit? You're right—they ryn another nene- (Copyright 1954) . Taipeh Says Conflict ‘Becoming Serious’ ” ‘TAIPEH, Formosa ®—Gun duels between Chinese Nationalists and Talks Resume Mortday in Canada Ford Strike resentatives of the Ontario govern- ment, the ClO-United Auto Work- the : postponed further peace talks until 2. p.m. Michigan Fugitive Killed % 3 pairs of extra sheer 60 gouge nylons with dark seams pocked in this cute Santa‘s tummy make a per- a <2) a . L215 to 1.50 "and was expected to reach Sweden | area “are becoming serious again,” | 177 a. igan Prison, in a poolroom at near-| OSAN, Grate vc uty, — 2 Defense Ministry| The decision to adjourn the meet- by Cawood yesterday. ol 1.35 te 1.65 keted the Swiss and Italian Alps| A ministry communique said the| Ontario Labor Raaisner Chaches |suimibee. sail foaskey eee cag | ting collage Aart 60 Gauge . .2 for 1.00 roih'were Hocd,[tandy fired 114 abllo tna pan’ ance efae'In'a areas mint © Ste olen roads were blocked. ‘tthe |Pany and union officials in an-at-! rest. ! Father, 2 Daughters - Die in Chicago Blaze |e s;.-sen tana ace, 20) $y SANTA'S CHICAGO —A father and his| miles north of Formosa, Chinese IN two small daughters died last night | Communists on Toumen fired 21 TOYLAND! RO fire at their North Side tpost on Yikiang , , The victims were identified as| the Red fire caused no damage or fy st : ‘ . mS Earl Jorgensen, 30, and his chil-| casualties. ‘ ae, dren, Elizabeth, 5, and Margaret, . 2. The wife and two other children Nips Rumor of Canadian: escaped uninjured. Firemen said the victims apper-| Withdrawal From Korea tl uffocated before hel cared then. Cause ot the pos TOKYO wW—Reports from Ottawa that all Canadian forces will be was unknown. | pulled out of Korea by early 1955 Balloon Sets Record are “entirely unfounded,” a Cana- LANSING W — The distance dian Embassy spokesman said to- record for balloons released in De- | Bight. troit to publicize TB’ Christmas seals was set by one that drifted was possible the report to Listowel, Ont., 140 miles from | on a report that about Detroit, Michigan Tuberculosis As-|of the Canadians now in Korea sociation headquarters reported to- | will be home for Christmas. He day. Reports are still coming in! said that leaves an infantry battal- and a ~~ flight may - yet be | ion, a field ambulance unit and ad- | recorded, TB headquarters said. ministrative units in Korea. . 1,50 te 1.95 Prged called pelle tems on all-| og gift for her. Sizes 82 tempt to halt the 60-day strike restaurant, where he was in proportioned , 5,500 workers at Ford’ ‘a Windoce picked up. Later he denied killing lengths. 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Yi NE er ar ae aay ae mere oe Sa ee ee a a an eee ee of teenagers who break the law have no church,” Taylor stated.| “While fo one can be made to atterid church, it has been sur- prising how many parents now lead the way .. . where before the child was sent or did not go at _ “I really don’t have much to say except things went about the ; game as all the rest of the months. -: - ut, no matter what I would say, |‘ I stifl could not thank you enough.” | 0 This letter from a teenage boy| “I am now receiving calls to who was counselled by Oakland! have the court handle sex cases County's off-the-record court was involving female chilgren.” received by Chief Assistant Oak-| Before parents refused to prose- land County Prosecutor George F./| cute ‘to avoid publicity and the child's appearance on the witness stand, he explained. “While they were outraged and formal court without are able to build a, record Over 33 per cent of school sters upped their grades by the court have substantially. “In some cases iwe find lack of spending money is the sole cause of the trouble, Then we attempt to find jobs for the ve . youths, As the case load increased, some tof the teenagers on probation were directed to make reports to and seek guidance from respected per- sons. in their. communities, Men and women's civic organizations have offered their support, Taylor “Youngsters who have been proc- young- a cooperative rather than a bel- feel the law enforcing. officers are trying to their prob- oo reach a sensible solu- essed through the court now have ligerent attitude,” he stated, ‘They of Red Coexistence SEOUL @®—President Syngman Rhee has threatened stern puni- vocating coexistence with commu- “nism, = The 79-year-old president said in a statement the Communists were advocating coexistence through Japan, Red China and Britain, and “the situation is such that the along.” “Even if the United States turns out to be an advocate of coex- United States ig inclined to go| Elmer ee ats fe catia aa Lad re nite | dias einai nl a - | pee iow “ep. 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Gave ‘on the S-ounce bor at.. oa ee be cae = . ‘i if ES ae ee hese ae dnttinnh ax ek ene ve { i meee , : jie ae ee ? = SP an ee ee epee Ages 5 . - = or soe — 3 ihe a ae eee i ee le : : : as ; eS pp ee nr oe enlpegene yr ¥ a \ = a =f ‘Gace’ ee 4 Ls i Pie A " * . a ee me THE PONTIAC Pritss, ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954" _TWENTY-SEVEN + ei /ERY | NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS AT BARNETT S| : Toke o Tip from Santa It Will Pay You Well to SHOP BARNETT'S FIRST FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS! YOU'LL 5 SAVE PLENTY : | B pa ~ Nes ae a bs . Famous “Hickok” SIERRA BELTS : “With Initio! Buckles Famous leteteeen Spool ‘Acotets and Diamond Argyle -.: WARM LINED NYLON HOSE : These tits are No. 1 $ DRESS ° on the gift parade and: . SHIRTS Multi-color diamonds the $ — are tated the GLOVES — ¢ rear ct fellows all like so well, A : vie small to’ extr 93: tremendous, selection. - ae 95 large. A_ gorgeous a3 : Finer quality : a gift. copuler cobens. . ks & ome cn ae ay / welcome gift. sale, ’ sm NO NO PAYMENT TIL JAN jO~ “You'll Find Grand Gifts at Low Prices at Barnett’s! Give Him His Favorite “ARROW SHIRTS . , Beautiful, Smart “WHITE on WHITES” § 5° Jacquard Patterns With Spread Collar and French Cuffs White Arrows tn Dart, Drew, Dale, Par or Radnor 95 collars are always $0 welcome and Arrow Ardsley in choice patterns, too. Just get his correct size, 4o $5 we have a splendid selection. SMART ARROW TIES. ..$1.50.to $2.00 ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS. . .35c to $1 SP AES epg Bi rept giD: AERP egg et gp gtt Nobody Shaves Prices Like Barnett’s . .. LOOK ! ¥ ia j You'll Save Money on These Warm Winter } I. A. Leone. in te en, SU a TOPCOATS : m M if aac ee tot mot Tae ns swO,SELL FOR $70) i Luxurious All Wool Imported Tweeds Tort, fatoun ged fate nets skins that wee a A co ar fl ithe value ot re $ Competit e nife Price Id the “4 ‘ _ Many with All Wool Zip Linings as 67 $e sure to sas ft Our biggest oll i ‘ re terrif; SHOULD SELL FOR $55! R4 °36° 7 ; $. § Men, tell the ladies 3 48 69 7 you wont one of these ‘ nee $for Christmas. Or, : ted F better yet, buy it your § Atte Sane ate tps say vf § self and enjoy it now. You can charge it, pay after Christmas. just say CHARGE IT! LOOK! LOOK! $40.00 Zip-Lined $60.00 Zip-Lined °, TOPCOATS TOPCOATS . 29” | 43° z SEE HOW YOU SAVE ON “WARM WINTER JACKETS Warm, Quilted-Lined Warm Quilted-Lined ' GABARDINE Wool and Tweed JACKETS JACKETS $13.50 Values $19.50 and $25.00 Values 87) 54.4°7.519" We repeat, béautiful all wool tweed coats at a price thot qe all competition! Where else can you find such values! sure to see these before you pay $60 or $65 elsewhere. Sas them Friday or Saturday sure! “LOOK !. THEY'RE TERRIFIC! Fine Quality GABARDINE = -*20.00 Vowes -— wrencn coats *16*7 athena steeha Rc oS nat é oh) > STORE N. SAGINAW THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 c i "i i By ROBERT ZIMMERMAN NEW YORK (UP)—Joe Gutlio, who runs a luncheonette on East 125th street in Manhattan's sordid | “East Harlem,” said today he isn't afraid any more to. walk home| alone at night. Down the street a block, haber- dasher Irving Chatoff is expect- ing business to pick up. He said people needn't worry 80 much about coming out to shop. There | ‘in ‘Manhattan's = Lawless: East Harlem is less chance they will be held up cops have done a swell job.” Almost everywhere you turn in i his neighborhood you see a man in uniform. In- the office of Police Commis- fioner, W. H. Adams they call it ‘ ‘Operation 25."". Adams, in office ‘Jess than a year, undertook it three months ago as a bold experiment to test fis theory that the one sure way to hold down the crime rate is to put more policemen on the street. _| characters. Stem Crime * For a laboratory he chose the 25th Precinct in upper Manhattan, a single square mile crowded with 120,000 persons of all races and Its crime rate was atrocious, and getting worse. ‘Tee precinct had a theoretical strength of 186 patrolmen, but with parade duty, sick leave and ether factors, the active number was always less. On Sept, 1 the New -York Police Academy graduated 250 rookies. Adams sent every one of them to {he 25th Precinct. The precinct also got a reinforce- ment of plainsclothegmen, detec- tives,. traffic cops and juvenile aid officers. In brief, its’ police strength was gauged to what the neighborhood required rather than ‘Twhat the city. thought it could |} | eae 4 Then Adams collected the crime | statistics for 10 weeks dnd com- pared them with figunes from the same period a year ago. The re- sults, he justcannounced, are “in credible.” Rebberies dropped 71 per cent; burgiaries 44 per cent. snatching, pickpocketing and other forms of grand larceny were dewn from 84 cases to 35, ‘and car stealing was down from (f 4 cases to 15. This month Adams took new classes of rookie cops and assigned them to tough neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens to repeat the ——— ne ee TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER Only Parker gives you the choice of extra fine, fine, medium or broad point to suit any writing style exactly! ® Parker “SI” Jotter Lustraloy cap. No buttons to push ... Cap provides propel-repel action. Pen $5.00 equivalent of 5 ordinary ball point refills—writes 393, 000 words without arefilt | l | | | | | | | ! 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Necklace, $7.50; Bracelet, $10.00; Earrings, $5.00; Bouquet Pin, $7.50; Round Pin, $5.00. Prices are approximate plus tax Select a gorgeous costume jewelry ensemble for her Christmas. Complete sets priced from $5.00. SURPRISE | "HER THIS CHRISTMAS . with a Full One Carat Diamond For as Little as *375.00 at CONNOLLY’S BUDGET PAYMENTS ... AT NO ADDED COST! a) oun | au " Carat $150.00 $185.0 00 GRADE 3 $225.00 GRADE 3 $265.00 GRADE 1 $300.00 1 Carat $375.00 | $500.00 $600.00 | $750.00 | $850.00 ote. © & Pat. OFF an evening star ” prices Include Fed. Taz BUDGET PAYMENTS AT NO ADDED COST! “A Gift From Connolly's Means More” 16 W. HURON STREET JEWELERS Kegaes Jewelers—. American Gem Society ; aes PEARL and DIAMOND RING $100.06 BIRTHSTONE RINGS $15.00 to $75.00 LIGHTERS $4.95 to $15.00 CLOCKS for EVERY PURPOSE to make fondest dreams come true... Our Hand Cut Crystal Graces the Most Distinguished Tables ... : The world’ s° finest domestic and im- ported pieces, priced from $1.00 each. 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One new 44 model . thousands of customers approve the ENGGASS way of doing business .. . just as all your i ae eens ee eres “ gq ‘' - friends and neighbors enjoy shopping at ENGGASS. Since 1865, Christmas shoppers have found e of film; full color and black-and- Py . ° * | il li h ... : white, Others come with fash of- : we offer thefinest quality diamonds, watches, jewelry and small appliances at honest prices | tachments for use indoors or at . .. gifts everyone is proud to receive because they came from ENGCASS . . . famous for 89 i night. - years for dependability and integrity. | Each of the major firms, such . 3 as Kedak, Argus and Graflex, # ; now sells a special Christmas ; Included in’ a typical package ¥ q are camera, flash unit, batteri ; flash lamps, film and carrying | - case—everything needed to good pictures, Also offered 3 some, are booklets on proper tech- r nique : : For the photo-bug who is more : fit every taste and every shade ' of experience. An expert run-down a Week ig on each can be had from a . . . A magnificent diamond wedding ensemble with 21 Sure to wow expert and nov: sparkling diarnonds . ... gracefully set in exquisite fee alike are the newest ad- awed yellow gold gr sah ert = that = — steres cameras, thrill arv oman. pt priced . as posta Revere and —— * ENGGASS’ 9th Christmas Sale! strate, co ay a ol is seen FOR ‘THE HOBBYIST—Scale models of four historical locomotives aie through a special viewer, the can be made from kit. Engines will fit O gauge track. : i | | HELPLESS? Help Wanted ads | i canandy Wien He ae elp : heitias” poping Severltg: te the| CTNNy: 708 Om Durchane ‘get you all the help you need! .| accessory items, ranging {ro | Phone FE 2-8181 for an ad-writer. minute shoot the pain you on che on a finisheg | fm to movie projectors. which) 4 jouNsoN SOLD his car print. will add to their hobby’s enjoy-| through Want Ads. To sell some- | For those who have cameras! ment. thing, ANYTHING—call FE 2.8181. | “ ? r) EE ‘ “ w, , , w ° e- 3 ; " s >» A a a) : . : i “og Diamond Solitaire | - a? > A fine di d of . J ° rare brihance and § ENGGASS DIAMOND THREESOME < - * set in a 14K gold x untin Ul Me -Di j or 2-Diemond «$135 G-DIAMOND “ Convenient Terms! | 2 Diemen $ gg BRIDAL PAIR Be . ak Wedding Band ... 3-Diemond $875¢ i 3-Diemond $ Engagement Ring. . | ; : i Man’‘s Wedding Band 85 3-Diemond $9750 ... low priced holiday Wedding Bond ... 941 The newest, most fashionable creation Gracefully styled to ac- @ in a diamond threesome. Fiery 6-diarnond centuate its distinctive f pair for “her'’—a handsome 3-diammond beauty. 6 precious dia- @ matching wedding band for “him.” Ail monds dainitly set in ¢ ® i p p e r S$ three crafted in 14K gold. : 14K gold mountings. . for the, whole Porker “21” family! 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Gift boxed. tip control. \ THE STORE WHERE GRANDPA AE AWD GRANDMA BOUGHT “ OPEN EVERY ¢ . FREE PARKING Foncy plastic si with soft, pliable sueded fabric in natural, ° bash aus vamp os uae L royal, pink, black. With foam rubber eal EVENING UNTIL in LOT tke sole. Burgundy, ton. innersoles for extra comfort; in 4-9. = CHRIST) ’ d S JEWELRY CO. f s25 NORTH SAGINAW STREET OPPOSITE A&P ‘ \ OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL CHRISTMAS) 7) i a € . : ‘ \ : ss . G . : = 5 7 | : fo : * : 2 : * x . é | . > } f , i i . | / | = 5 ¢ ‘ i - i a ¢ i | i — : & Ss , eon i i a — ra ‘ rea Ae sure Pl foe le, yt ee ee RT BE ee ttl Acree pene pg LST Eee a ae eee Le Sa a ee ipepcisciannsinan any gens OA LINN OTT: See ee ee —— - id , 3 | 4, : /¢ oe * NX _ a - : V | . oe: es . : Le ; } t . aa = : ' . : . , oo } oe) ; : ; : be i - 7a : | THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 —— ot —— a _____ THIRTY-ONE ‘J U.S. Winter Gi Called sctendhy coviepel oad ~ weather] ts here ts tt a ied plastic ence: TODAY'S FOREIGN ASSIGNMENT FOR: , a} . troops in the world,”’ a noted polar | shoe in arctic-type conditions. . : emis er, Sas yA we ew seer =| JUNIOR EDITORS] | rie: oe sos oo ) ? y post yester-/ MRS. JONES RENTED her CAMP HALE, Colo. @ — The | day. room through For Reat ads. Want : THE MARK DAVIS - United .States’ winter soldier is| Sir Hubert Wilkins, a consultant! to rent YOURS? Call FE 28181 4 “one of the best and most. lux-| for the Army Quartermaster Corps' for an ad-writer. sAMERA ART i ; WILL HELP YOU PUT A CAMERA IN SANTA‘S BAG THIS CHRISTMAS - CHARGE IT.-.-- LAYAWAY | SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND NO CHOOSE YOUR OWN EASY 4 = ADDITIONAL ‘TIL AFTER CHRISTMAS WEEKLY PAYMENTS ‘TIL CHRISTMAS : j KODAK SIGNET - | DUAFLEX FLASH | KODAK PONY 135 ; Ektar 1/1.8—300 Shutter Complete 14 Pieces . vas Lens—200 Shutter | > Finest aloe Big Selections! BOXED ° 7 i a a Reg. $87.50 § q: S| etary $1750 | Ros. $28.75 $9995 F “s \ Shop the town! You‘ll caree thet Kresge’s big’ _ Seer carer From the land kat poy m6 . $1.75 puts it on the yee. cs put 8 00 Gir ton. ps : . assortment of brilliant, beoutiful Christmas cords make many good things to eat. Among the favorite products . er . . \ | SiVinvanee oem on Se eas re eer ell CHRISTMAS SPECIAL | CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Religious cords, snow scenes, Santas, condies, bells! —o . arm, as ‘though he were on his way home : 1. With water colors or crayons, make Pierre's clothing any F| bright ‘colors you think he should wear. His hat (a beret) probably q would be dark blue and his apron light blue. His short pants might be green, his stockings red -and white striped and his wooden brown. Color the flowers around his feet green, and make bread yellow with brown shading around the edge of the crust. ” 2. With white library paste, mount the picture on cardboard. When dry, cut out the loaf of bread and the two parts of Pierre. Paste the front and back sections of the boy together as far down as the bottom of Me pants. Spread the legs apart and Pierre will ears through the.dotted line under Pierre's arm. 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'Pilot Waiting for Reply |Escaping Convict | Mme ae Pe ate| Waits 4 Years for Trial, pen, Seaeecee maga the 3x0 'Diés Hour After Verdict - ion Airborne Proposal ro, BOYNEMCITY uw — At Jast re- Eludes Guards, — coinch cabinet. Ramos is 5 fect BOSTON After waiting 4% port, Carl Demler, 0, was waiting) Finds Own Trap He wap, an coamaped be ra | geet gre ye ge “‘y anxiously for an answer to htis McALESTER, Okla. @ — Sam | budge to twist the nugs. After 16 Ss ‘verdi , ps rs ‘unique proposal. Ramos, 22-year-old convicted hours, He gave up and aroused (|) jury yesterday—then died of ; itics and about who's going to| ‘The gentleman from Tennessee | ished with repair jobs for the kids . : 2 the White House if does | £aid that some unthinking reporter | and his lovely wife, Natncy, he like Deimer, a professional crop dust-_ - guards by screaming. He tumbled | a heart attack an hour later, : : ; . i jarmed robber serving time at not run, aa ence wrote a little piece for the] as not will get some calls for help jer from Deer Lake, took to the | - out: like a pretzel. . : : Estes Kefauver, whose name has | Papers suggesting that Kefauver | from some of his neighbors. air yesterday to ask the girl of his the Oklahoma State Penitentiary, ‘ - The civil suit arose from an au- 2 been mentioned as a possible can-|Was one-third senator, one-third} Charlie A. Halleck, a Republican choice to become his bride. ‘bolted himself inside a steel| Production of mustard seed in tomobile collision in Brimfield, didate on the Democratic ticket, | lawyer and one-third mechanic. from: Indiana, may well have a His plane cruised through the| cabinet oufside the main prison/y. y Ss dropped to 11 million Mass., in May 1950. Leon was con- was, as always, Coy. ‘Linda, my 13-year-old, read that|leaky faucet. Or perhaps Lister sky for 15 minutes carrying a ban- |-wal] after working hours in the souls te 1908 after the alltime victed of dangerous driving and He forked his salad, looked over | to her two sisters, Diane and Gail, | Hill, the senator from Alabama. ner which read: industrial area. Only a chain link . -. - fined $50. Seeking to clear him- his eye-glasses and said: and David, who is eight,” the sen-| will come up with faulty wiring. “Evelyn, I love you. Marry me.! fence stood between him and free- peak of about 73 million pounds fons he sued the driver of the other 5 “Let's talk about electric trains) ator said? “And now I not only |Or another neighbor, Sen. John J. Carl. | ‘dom—he thought. in 1941. 8 P car, claiming personal injuries. and how to fix them.” ~ ~ |have to fix electric trains, but me-| Sparkman of Alabama, the Demo- reece = ' — It was a lunch break and the| chanical dolls and other things as| cratic candidate for vice president Senate was fixing to adjourn until| well. It can wear on a man wholin the last election, might need the, Sth comes along. has his head set on. bit of ‘coon! sofne advice on how to wire up an | Spates, 1m) iting ‘Se in : ae BIGGEST VALUES OF ALL TIMES! . afraid wilt never grow up to be an, So that’s what the senator will| And after he has his pinkies Spee : =| 2 engineer. He's too careless with|be doing with his free holiday | worn to the nub, he'll have to take & his trains. And here 1 am about | time. Fixin’ and some mage fixin’. | the paint and grease eff his hands, : % cabooses, switches, rails and toy tires, plumbing around his house | The senator doesn't mind. He) js ooxs REAL — Golden tuba is nt | to have some free time, and what | Not only trains and busted doll | dress up and go with Nancy to @ do I face? A repair job on diesels: houses, but the repairing of bike | parent-teachers meeting. pullman porters which are sup- here, and taping up some of the has an interest in his children and | 4 kell roe t le posed to jump in and out of the | wiring around the place. . is popular as an ordinary stand- _— eal (hing. A aikes nee cars, lugging luggage. They don't “I could write a companion piece | upper at the PTA sessions. ; ‘ : lug any luggage because some con- t> that hit song called ‘This Old! ‘“‘All I do is raise my hand at 8 tuba noise, . these small gatherings,” th .. | —_ : SPECIAL SELLING... | tor ai Then Te up aed yarn MOH 24-Pc. Service eee my little piece. Sometimes I make AY GUARANTEED < . my point. A few times I have} FUL .. for 6 . x _ = | been shouted down. .Like the time FWEL s _| Mothers and Daughters Reg. 3° | | 7 J Stainless Steel _ | Mothers and Daughters Reg. 3° [on Sls Stel —well, never-mind.” | . | So LITTLE ROCK, Ark. w—Orville | oe Cheney, who'll become state reve- | ; M , . nue commissioner next month, told | |the Arkansas Legislative Council | ‘ e ‘that the commissioner's salary | Bright with Beads and Bunny Fur! | should be cut $1,000 a year because | ; | of declining revenues. The council , agreed. Cheney will make $7,500 ‘annually instead of the usual $8,500, - ' - i Amerce's grectest work che | of Amerce's eonew Rep. Velde Weds Aide | BALTIMORE w — Rep. Harold | | H, Velde, Illinois Republican who) | heads the House Un-American Ac- | | tivities Committee, and Mrs. Do-— lores Anderson, committee secre- tary, were married here last night in the Overlea Baptist Church. Velde’s first wife died in 1952. 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Golids fie Fiebaretely embroidered, An ideal gift. wools 7 Sere One wie peep Atoru Din ee: ened'wn Vat ase gr cone finer 3 x 5 4%. 5 ln 3 _ = ab $795 5 (et ana ‘1 $995 1 18° & ee eS \, Z if : — & | PHIRTY-FOUR ah + q er eee i ___ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS,” ae) - ae cans ts Vous iastaicond ees Woman Imprisoned {sear ie pss. ; m= - | Mrs, Gettie Lee Cook pleaded for Torturing Boy, 5 | sue 1 « charge of mayiem yes me terday. _ ‘ COLUMBIA, §.C. 4®—A’ woman tier daughter Charlene Lindsey, . aeeused of using matches. to tor-|36 told officers she held little ture the 5-year-old nephew. left in Move ™ pressed burning matches against | his skim. Charlene was given & six-month suspended sentence. q _ LOSING RENT. MONEY? “Stop that leak by placing a For Rent The Pontiac Press today! FE 28181. ot ee Connie Thames while her mother | 38 Dress ‘or Sports SHIRTS | $299 TA Variety of Styles! 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Despite a food bill of 20 cents a week per bird and a lot of daily housecieaning, Flini and his wife never think of the birds as ex- pensive or bothersome. — It's a lot of work looking after them, but can you imagine a world without birds?" Mrs. Flinn asked. “Their song is beautiful and they're beautiful to see.”’ | The parakeets are free to fly around a large, airy room on the third floor, while the canaries are caged on the first floor. The house, filled with the song of birds by day, is silent at night. ‘The birds are good neighbors,” said Flinn. ‘‘They keep quiet at night."’ Light Colonel Satisfied With Sergeant's Rank NEW YORK « — Lt. Col. Gerald Crosson came home recently after flying 105 helicopter missions in Knrea to become a sergeant—but that was the way he wanted it. Crosson, who holds the air medal with two clusters and a special ci- tation, went back to his gld job of | flying a “‘whirlybird’’ for the local | police department's aviation divi- ! sion. 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DECEMBER 9, 1954 - | se Sa THIRTY-SEVEN ' Hal Boy “ Saye Trai ain Robbery Memories. of Hamburgers — ‘Permten. ©" State Shoppers Warned | = fap a: ‘Office Athletes in Prime \Still Retain Their Savor j«'sop sta” si sise Sona ay te welEht aced oe te During the Winter Season Loo Uncovered ny MARGARET LATROBE | amee er emars Tey are|tarned dy gaint anderen] a same . packaged‘ poultry which "has been NEW YORK ® —Does your of-| the real winter athlete in ‘Ronald. = was what the olgn said outside emery saree [tppearing ‘in parts of the state Beery Daughter Suing fice have a winter athlete? He agrives at work, pulfing and| Hunters Find Permies| uv. acon somewhere between It was useless. “ee place had | ee=Mtl LOS ANGELES w—Carol Ann ‘ a ? . as well, for it could: never have of wesvbeel and laneene| lter of the late comedian Wallace * . “i rid 4 nature particularly the sub-|“"T had ‘to get up at five o'cock | Pennsy Holdup *| Driving-cross country makes a | been quite the same again. Things | sald the - department has seized | Beery, *has sued her actor bus- Seat prep angel aaah Pi ge eal ad aan ls LEWISTOWN. Pa. ®—This cen- | person hungrier than juit ordinary never are. a eS ee Oe ne nena te eee band, Bliss Hayden, 27, for divorce i of office win street : ss | Say—that was in a weeks that were found to be short, on grounds of cruelty, They were athletes is Ronald Halfacre, the) The community to-| living-+ You get hungry at odd ano hare - (Copyright 1954, King Features) | weight. i married seven enthusiast who firmly believes a strained back and won't be on] took piace more than 45 years ago. And it's wine rest family life in America reached aj the job for of the week. The talk. started yesterday when | C0". 8 car plus a thermos new peak the day he made the | The Oldtimer jo y spreads the | three deer hunters reported they | Sled with, blistering Hot. cafes No down payment on his small home word around the ce, “Half- | accidentally stumbled across what = whe A — Neagahor ip the suburbs. acre's out again—the doc says he’s| might be part of the loot taken| ~~ s ; _ This time of yéar he has an al-| got the bends. -|trom a Pennsylvania Railroad|. But when you are hungry most continuous verbal duel with| After the initial snowfall of the | train near here in an early-morn-| eseugh to stop, nothing ts quite “the Oldtimer,’ a fellow-employe | season last year, the Oldtimer| ing holdup in 1909. se delicious, se satisfying as 8 who claims he once lived in the! sent Ronald a telegram to his bed| The uncovered “‘loot” consists of | hamburger. Cooked ever ‘suburbs but wouldn't live more| of pain saying, ‘Just saw the first | about 3,700 Lincoln head panies deal, vending its aroma than two blocks from a subway /robin of spring in Central Park. which old-timers say the grantly trom the station now for a million dellars. | What's new up your way?” Tobber mistook for pieces of gad. to the heart of > es : * 2 * Police said about a million dol- . to Each morning Ronald comes in-| Ronald didn't speak to the Old-|lars in gold bullion: was being to the office with his cheeks glow-| timer for months, Now theyre | carried on the train from Washing- ing from the cold. feuding again, It began innocently |ton to Cincinnati: when it was “What's the matter, Halfacre?” | enough when the Qidtimer re-| dynamited to a stop. asks the Oldtimer. “You look aw- (marked he'd recently visited Ron-| The gunman, however, got into ful flushed. ton at poet” ald’s suburb. : the wong car and ended up with ii fist Dol t-Y oursel f "With Porter-Cable or Moll Quality ELECTRIC POWER TOOLS The easy way... the cheapest way. feta - Make thie Qtiking: Life-Rize _, NATIVITY SCENE FOR FREE PLANS FOR YARD DECORATIONS { PHONE OR WRITE M. A. BENSON tion from my house today. Boy, it} a new house?” hig brother Albert, of Middletown; ‘ was brisk. Nothing like fresh air} “Naw, just pricing a cemetery | and Charles E. Bell, of Maitland, and exercise to pep you up.” tet,” sold the Obdlioner, “ht locke] Soena the coime while scuriying|¢ ‘ He rubs his hands vigorously | like a swell town to be buried in." | through the woods last week in and brags, “Yep, walked more search of deer. than a mile. Now I feel like I could H b H The finders divided the coins whip a barrel of wildcats.” U rd Will Make equally and said they will hold “How do you keep the pump onto them until they are given ee oer el S00 nd Jud T some definite legal orders to turn the Oldtimer. “It must be a real| SECO ge TY them in problem in thjs freezing weather.” me ly “What do you mean—the pump tempestuous mayor of suburban |; ~ on my well?” replies Ronald in-| Dearborn, made ready with his!’ dignantly. “‘We don't have a well. petitions —_ to run for circuit, yews got hot and cold water in | Judge. the house, just like everybody Hubbard, has figured in a else.” ‘number of court cases himself, ran “Well,” says the Oldtimer, “The | for the circuit bench two years suburbs certainly have gone sissi-| #0. He finished 2ist in a field of tied since I lived in. ‘em.” 29, and 18 were elected. Along about 10:30 a.m., all his! “I'm really ~serious about this fresh air and exercise begins to go | Face.” he said. “I like my present to Ronald’s head. He dozes at his| job, but I've always looked on it desk. The Otdtimer, first alerting | 85 — a detour in ~~ ag Per : > : LUMBER COMPANY * everybody else in the office, then | to a jawyer and a judge. : goes up to Ronald, shakes him! feel that my background in mu- Do it Immediately! and says in a loud voice: nicipal government will be of . —EE “Wake up, Halfacre, it’s time to| great benefit to the public.” start gathering your energy for Junch.”” New Church Planned e * «& This annoys Ronald mightily, He| NAZARETH, Israel uw — A cor- is also annoyed because of the Old-| nerstone was laid yesterday—the timer’s habit of clipping out arti- end of the Marian Year—for the and putting|new Church of the Annunciation, Regulation Size Ping Pong $9 5950 a" Ouill Tables couplet wih san 3 2" ‘9995 M.A.BENSONLBR. co. 549 N. 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Fk 2-12 SUREESMADRET Heinz Strained | Sunshine Crispy = Gerbers Strained 10 Jar BABY FOODS... +» TS, | ORACKERS 5 BABY FOODS . ee +] _Foury ae * ~* < - Ms. Whitmer's Specialty Is Luscious Tarts Rich Chocolate Filling May Be Used as Pudding - or Poured Into Pastry When you have a husband who likes to eat and a teen-age son six feet tall who weighs 170 pounds, you'd better like to cook. Mrs. Dana P. Whitmer, wife of © Pontiac's new superintendent of schools, finds: herself in just that situation. We mustn't ignore ten- year old Judy, but she doesn’t take the filling up that the male mem- | bers of the family do. aH a g5 ht bl i 3 if ize 4 £ 3 z F iy | F f : i = frozen spinach XR = wine vinegar - LSepese and p-~ Sool Cook spinach according to pack- ace directions; drain; chop coarse- ly. Cook bacon in skillet until crisp; remove bacon strips to ab- Pour bacon fat measure and return 2 tablespoons of bacon fat to skillet. stir until thickened and bubbly. Mix with spinach adding salt and pepper to taste, and reheat. Turn into: serving dish and sprinkle with | crumbled bacon. Serve at once. Makes 3 large or 4 small servings. French-Style Fish Are Baked te find pa almost cee “THE QUEEN OF TARTS”—It om't o eammer's day, but Mrs, Whitmer finished up the tarts with a Waippes tapping. You may tint whipped cream ariety of F illings Makes F | - FILLING THE TART SHELLS—When she has tart | shells baked, Mrs. Dana P. Whitmer fills them with | in a cherry filling. She also had a delicious chocolate | Pentiac Press Phete | Sweet Sandwiches Grilled Cheese and Date _ Ponting Press Photo pink or green for Christmas. You may add chocolate odie crams ett ar malgm cacieanoes 16 pitted dates 1 3-ownce roll cheddar cheese i ‘slices — Butter or margeérine | No dessert is necessary when you serve these snappy but sweet sandwiches after a hearty soup. Se Spread cheese on four slices of the bread. Slit dates with small sharp knife and flatten with fin- gers; place over cheese. Top with remaining slices of bread. Spread 144 teaspoons softened butter on one side of each sandwich; place on hot griddle or in iron skillet. Grill slowly until golden brown. Spread 114 teaspoons softened but- ter over top of each sandwich; turn and grill until golden brown. Serve at once. Makes 4 servings. a variety of fillings. In this picture she is spooning | filling for which she gave us the recipe. ‘Cheese, Dates Make Use Pressure Cooker for Easy Nut Shelling Use the pressure cooker to take | the work out of nut-shelling. Place | the nuts in the cooker containing a half cup of hot water and keep under 15 pounds of pressure for Coffee Maxwell House, Chase & Sanborn * 719° bis Purchase of 7.00 or More LEW BROS. FARM MKT. NEAR M13 M-15 FONCTION a long-distance with my sister in Chicago, she said she had over 700 cookies frozen! Perhaps some of you have a preblem similar to mine this year. Because one member of cannot cat. guts, 1 have new eet of cookle recipes. Most of my cherished holiday tavorités contain nuts, poring over cookbooks to find equal ly’ delicious ones with other in- gredients. Here, for your use, are | some I plan to make: Refrigerator cookies are always! welcome since they are easy to make and, in this case, give a cookie that is pleasantly tart. Lemen Honey Slices 2% cups sifted flour 1 teaspoon baking powder % oalt % cup honey 1 tablespoon ‘qrutea lemon rind 1 tablespoon lemon juice Blend shortening and sugar: add egg, honey, lemon rind and juice. into a roll, wrap in waxpaper. Chill | overnight. Slice one-cighth-inch thick and place on greased baking sheet. Sprinkle with sugar. minutes in a 400-degree oven, « or until? lightly Lehesince in-Foil Wraps “You'll find delicious flavor when you cook fish this way. French-Style Baked Fish ere emall fish «about “» pound Co Aluminum foil er parchment paper 4 tablespoons butter ! 4 teaspoons thick brewn bettied sauce 2 emell onions Galt Pepper Paprika Use any small fresh fish avail- able. Have dealer clean fish and | cut away fins and part of tail, but | do~not have head or bones re-| moved. Cut four heart-shaped pieces of | foil or parchment paper big enough to accommodate each fish. | (Use a double thickness of regular household foil or one thickness of double-duty foil.) Place a fish on one side of | heart-shaped foil or paper, with head at rounded end and tail toward point. Spread each fish with one-half tablespoon soft better and 1 teaspoon of brown sauce. . Peel onion and slice into paper- Have you ever pa of using strawberries in a cookie? At Christ- mas these pale pink cookies should | 8 be just the right color. Strawberry Buttons 1 package thawed frosen strawberries, | drained 11.3 cups sifted flour ‘, teaspoon baking powder ‘, teaspoon soda ‘eg teaspoon «alt - cup shortening 2-3 cup sugar 1 ees yolk 'y teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon leman juice Cream shortening and . sugar; 'add egg yolk, vanilla and lemon jtfice, beat well. Measure one-half | cup drained strawberries, Add al- | ternately with dry ingredients to creamed mixture. ending with strawberries. Drop by half teaspoonfuls onto well-greased baking sheets. Bake 810 minutes at 375 degrees Cool ene to three minutes; re move from baking sheet and place on wire rack over waxed paper. Brush with glaze while warm, For the glaze combine ? table- thin rounds; arrange on top of fish. Dot onion with remaining butter: | sprinkle with salt, pepper and ' for in this recipe is the sweet-and-. variety that is a blend of — vegetables and spices. spoons strawberry juice, one-fourth For Yule Cookie Variety, \Include Nut-Free Gaodies time =: and those | d be very decorative, depending on the neces- I've been! | Blend in dry ingredients. Shape! cup sugar and 1 teaspoon lemen juice. Stir until sugar is dissolved, * s s Here is a simple cookie that can the jam or jelly ysed. dam Strip Cheesers 3 cups sifted flour % teaspoon sait butter of margarine 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese dam or jelly Cream butter or margarine and cheese t y. Blend in sifted dry ingredients gradually, mix ‘board to one-half inch thickness. Cut rape 3xl-inch strips, Make groove lengthwise down ae ae b cookie with knife handle, ends of cookle closed. Place one-half teaspoon jam or jelfy in each grove. Place on ungreased baking sheet. Bake 15-20 minutes in 350-degree oven until delicately browned. | Makes 2 dozen cookies. * * * This last recipe is for a filling to be used with your favorite rolled cookie dough. Cut out. pairs of each cookie, fill with Coconut-Wine Filling, press edges together. oven. ° Coconut-Wine Filling — 1 cup sbredded coconut 1 cup seediess raisins %. cup Port wine or grape juice 1 tablespoon Juice) Dash of pait Put coconut and raisins through food grinder, Add wine or grape juice, sugar and salt. sugar (omit with grape is thickened, stirring constantly. Makes 1 1-3 cups filling. Cut Ice Cream Dessert Like You Would a Cake A gala ice cream dessert—and true conversation piece—is made thoroughly. Roll out on floured) - Bake 12-15 minutes in a 375-degree Place over | - low heat and cook until mixture] - by packing green mint ice cream. | | strawberry ice cream and vanilla ice cream individually into three) | layer cake pans. Freeze until | | firm and then unmold on a large | serving plate as you would a layer | cake. | Whip a little cream, tint it a delicate green and frost the sides. | If you like, you can add a garnish | “of strawberries — mint leaves. | SEASONING Fer Thet : “Melidey” Flever PRANK TEA & SPICE CO. Feet Tirso 8. M. Ciecianeti 2, Obie QUARTER BEEF SALE Beby Beef SIDES... 150-1. avy FILL YOUR FREEZER NOW! Baby Beef HINDS... 1. Avs. “31° "35: NO CHARGE FOR PROCESSING SHINNER’S MARKET || | FE 2-203) i auf 2 North Saginaw _ Mixes inetantly CEVEN IN ICE WATERD Juet otir... New Instant Starlac mixes instantly swish! even in ice water. Measures in a jiffy, because it pours freely from the package, blends perfectly, too. Remember: you've got priceless milk nourishment ... all the B vitamins, proteins and calcium of the finest pasteurized milk. Ne caking as with ordinary brands In big blue economy al aca Instant Sterlac pours freely No lumps es with ordinery brands Use Borelens new-type nontat: milk for dhinking, cooking and baking ABouT 8A Quart! In red 3-qt. pre-measured envelope pkg. at a slightly higher price t CYouLL HARDLY BELIEVE YOU MADE IT FROM A POWDER) Teotes milkk- eweet... tastes better. Yes, housewives who tried New Instant Starlac and compared it with other brands preferred its wonderful taste 2 to 1! Your family will love its milk-fresh taste, too. And your pocketbook will love its price—about 8¢ a quart. Save money. instant Sterlac...it’s “milk magic” CENTERPIECE COOKIES—Use Cut Big Christmas. Tree From Yule Cookie Dough For that something different use some of your molasses Christmas | Cookie dough to make a large tree ' for the center of your cookie tray. | You'll need to draw a paper pat- tern, but anyone can draw a creditable Christmas tree. Christmas Cookies 2'g cups sifted all purpose flour 2 teaspoon beking soda ly teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon ginger 1, teaspoon cinnamon 1, teaspoon cloves ‘, teaspoon allspice ', teaspoon nutmeg 1, cup shortening ‘gy cup sugar 1 egg 4, cup New Orleans molasses 1 tablespoon vinegar Sift flour, soda, ‘salt and spices together. Cream shortening; add sugar gradually and cream until fluffy. Add egg and beat well. Beat | in molasses. Add vinegar. then dry ingredients. Stir until well blended. | Chill thoroughly. Roll out about 4 to %” thick on floured board. Shape as directed, decorating as desired. Place on cookie sheet and bake at 375 degrees (moderate oven) 10 minutes. Cool. Frost if necessary. Makes about 6 dozen small cookies. For Centerpiece Cookies Roll out above dough " thick on floured board. Cut with Christ- mas cutters. Decorate before bak- ing with silver dragees, . candy sprinkles, red cinnamon drops, raisins, currants or green-and- red-colored sugar To make large tree for center of tray, roll out dough '4"" thick on greased and lightly floured cookie sheet. Draw pattern for tree on white paper and cut out. Place on dough and cut around with sharp knife. Remove excess_dough. Decorate. Broil Beef Chunks, Pepper on Skewers Chunks of beef, marinated in a savory mixture, are strung on) skewers and broiled. Skewered Beef 1’, pounds sirloin tip Beef ‘about 1 inch thick: ', cup, salad oil ', cup lemon juice ', teagpoon salt, pepper } teaspoon suger ', t&easpoon oregan 1 small clove eaita. (crushed) 1 large green pepper. | Cut beef “into 1 to 1'3-inch chunks; remove any outside fat or sinews. Mix lemon juice, oil, salt, pep- per to taste, sugar, oregano and garlic. Put beef cubes in flat con- tainer; pour mixture over them, | cover: tightly and refrigerate for one or two days before using. Turn cubes over in marinade several times. To use, remove seeds and mem- | branes from green peppér and, cut in 16 pieces; string beef and green pepper alternately and loosely on skewers. Broil clese to high heat to de- sired doneness; make a small slit in a cube of the beef to test. Makes four servings. Juice Flavors Prunes Dried prunes with apple juice poured over and allowed to stand. overnight are delicious as a fruit | dish for breakfast, In serving, add | more apple juice if you wish, or | light cream. | Garnish your pumpkin pie with | toasted coconut for a flavor change, etetatetatetet, MSesetetete 25 RK ’ THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSD AY. DEC EMBER:®, 1958 Science Takes Drudgery Out of Ham Preparation “tadh heed everdight is & wach boiler of water. Parboil until ten- quires no soaking, no parboiling and no long baking. It was in the early 1930s that the first big change came. Improved refrigeration facilities meant that salt was no longer aoe to pre- serve the hams, New phrases appeared on the wrapper: “Do not seak. Do not parboil. Keep in. refrigerator." The late 1930s brought another improvement. A new cure formula (salt, sugar, nitrites and nitrates) a bmage cookie tree to center your plate of Christmas cookies. It's Ss ser i a a as bright colored sugar. Surround the tree with other molasses cookie cut-outs, also glecorated. Try Candy Bar Icing. two chocolate-nut candy bars into. i small pieces and sprinkle on the cake about one minute before it comes from.ghe oven. After the cake is out, spread the candy frosting. Bake at 375 degrees (moderate oven) 15 minutes or until firm. Let cool before removing from sheet. TAFFY SAYS... “The sweet way is the easy Way... with MICHIGAN MADE PURE SUGAR” it Helps Healthy People Diet Successfully. Quickly raises your blood sugar level to help keep, your appetite satisfied with less food. Contains just 18 calories per level teaspoonful. It’s Deliciously Sweet And Pyre. Adds tempting satisfying flavor to meals. No’ sweeter, or purer sugar made. , It’s Recommended By Home Economists. All agree there is no better sugar for table use, cooking, baking, canning and every sweetening purpose. it’s Processed in Michigan. Every package you buy helps give employment to thousands of your Michigan neighbors. Taxes paid by Michigan sugar CHAN May This red seal on the réd, white and blue . package is your guarantee that it contains . genuine Michigan Made Pure Sugar. For an easy cake frosting, break F ollew Y our Neighbors to LER’ Ev Hart Brand PEAS 29: 10° STRICTLY FRESH GROUND BEEF GRADE | LARGE BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE MICH THIS - WEEK’S SPECIAL! BANQUET CHICKEN FRICASSEE WITH WINGS PURE GRANULATED Ce as Sunday noon dinner. Next came fully cooked hams, a type of‘ ham which is completely wrapped for ‘shipment to. food stores. The phrase on the wrapper of this ham reads, “Slice and Serve.” : This ham can be served hot anerely by reheating in the oven /or by broiling the slices. The main | advantage is the fact it is ready to slice and serve, right from the package. This is a far cry from. the days of the wash boiler.’ But the research didn't step here. The next big change came a sclentist-in & Company's en oecciesse steemaietaaantiicetnseaeaa cooked in the plant, chilled, and | i | Research Laboratories, formulat® ed and patented a new type of cure which included phosphate. ‘The. result is a more uniform color and a more tender, juicy FORTY-ONE. home; and the fully cooked for the slice-and-serve meal. : Research reveals that because it is chunkier, this skinless, shankiess ham requires a slightly longer baking, period than the ‘shank-on ham of the same weight, The set schedule on the label ham, This cure is used for both the cook-before-eating and the fully cooked hams, In 1954 more improvements have | been made in hams. This time the | news is a skinless, shankless ham. The bony shank is gone. The tough skin is gone. Excess fat is gone. All these have been left in the | plant. No‘longer are they a dis- posal problem for the homemaker. ‘These hams. too. are available in two styles: The uncooked, which can be baked quickly and easily at | - ‘Take Advantage of These _ SENSATIONAL. , FOOD VALUES} Good 7 Days—Open Sun. 9-9 Prices Goo should be followed in order to as- | sure @ tenders — festive \ ham. For Quick Mint Sauce Roast lamb on the menu for Sun- | day dinner. You can make a mint i sauce for it by adding. a couple of tablespoons of water and a couple of teaspoons of cider vinegar to a half cllp. of mint jelly; stir the | jelly mixture, over low heat until it dissolves. seed MULLER’S Oven-Glo Bread IGAN SU BAG ONLY AR || “ Lunch Box Favorite” DELICIOUS SPAM CAN ONLY Sand Grown Sabago BAG 1° 39 Michigan U. S. No. 1 Clean Washed POTATOES 1200 BALWIN AVE. Ec Mich. Grade “A” LARGE GS FE 2-9912 i. 4 Fa : { " NEAPOLITANS NOEL—Twinkling stars and sugar- tipped Christmas trees lend enchantment to holiday Made with “French-whip” — ant Noel Glority ° ere Neapolitans filled with fruity are festive bits. Christmas Buffet Suppers Highlight glamorous Christmas | buffets with exciting new Neapoli- | tans Noel—twinkling stars ° and _ frosty - tipped Christmas trees | gleaming with sprinkles of bright- colored sugar, Sparkling under soft —— these delicate “‘French-whip,’ tries are filled with a nies creamy fruit filling. The easy recipe for these special Neapolitans was developed in a poems famous test kitchen for gay Christ- ‘mas parties and festive ‘ family _ gatherings. “French-Whip” Pastry % bes oh homogenised shortening 3 tablespoons botling water 1 tablespoon milk 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 egg yolks, unbeaten 2 cups sifted ali- purpose flour 1-3 cup suger i teaspoon salt Put shortening in medium-sized mixing bowt. - Add boiling water, ——_ PINEAPPLE RASPBERRY Maple Leaf Dairy Co. Phone FE 4-2547 AJ ow Taste-TREAT 7 Maple Leaf Dairy SHERBET | (Low Caloried) LIME ORANGE cream filling, these layered goodies ‘souk, and Jemon juice and break up shortening with fork. Tilt bowl and, with rapid cross-the-bowl strokes, whip with fork until all | liquid is absorbed and mixture | holds soft peaks when fork is lifted. Add egg yolks and beat until well blended. ; the creamy-gold ‘French-Whip.” | Stir quickly with round-the bowl strokes into a dough that clings together arid “cleans” the bowl. Pick up and work into a smooth dough: shape into a flat round. Makes enough pastry for 16 Nea- politans Neapolitans Noel Divide ‘“‘French-whip” pastry dough in half, shape inte two rounds. Riolk each separately be- | tween two 12-inch squares of waxed | paper into a circle the size of the paper and one-eighth-inch thick. Peel off top paper, cut oyt small Christmas trees and stars with cookie cutters. Remove carefully to ungreased baking sheets, Prick. Bake in hot oven (400 degrees) 10-15 minutes, or until honey-gold. Remove to wire racks te cool, Repeat with other half of dough. There should be: 48 ¢ cutouts, Spread a layer of fruity cream filling on 32, put together in pairs, Decorate remaining 16 as fol- lows; Moisten parts to be deco. | rated lightly with finger dipped in| cold water, then place cutout, moistened side down, sugar. Edges can be neatly out- lined and decorative designs quick- ly made in this way. Place the 16 sugar-tops on the filled pairs. Makes 16 Neapolitans. Fruity Cream Filling Irt a 3ounce package cream cheese soften in mixing bowl about 10 minutes, then cream with spoon. Add 2 table spoons sugar, dash of salt, one-eighth teaspoon Vanilla; mix well Whip one half cup heavy cream until stiff: ture. Add 1 tablespoon each of finely chopped candied pineapple, dates, pecans, and well-drained candied cherries, 1 teaspoon finely ‘chopped candied orange peel; blend Makes filling for 16 Neapolitans. Does duckling taste best to you when it has a crisp skin? Ther roast it at a moderate (350 de- grees) temperature for 2 to 2% | hours. @ that’s printed right on chase of Tetiey Tea! RIGHT ON PACKAGE! WORTH 15¢ When You Buy YOUR NEXT PACKAGE of TETLEY TEA ~ HERE'S ALL You pol’ Buy 2 package of 48 Teruzy blead! So accept this amaz- “Tea bags at the regular low price! Save the 15¢ Coupon —Taruey for yourself! 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This- is to be a similar) article, but we want to talk about} 7 “the kind of food gifts children can jmake. * Quick fudge mix is excellemt for ‘this sort of a project. The chil- “dren, if EL H | fi ey Making Holiday Treats * % cups Gry milk solids tr 1% cups confectioners’ sugar Blend —— = ae “wpe dry milk solids and “sifted confectioners’ sugar and add | “kneading until mixture is well “blended and’ smooth. Press out with “hands or rolling pin into square “ohne - half - inch thick. Cut into squares. Top with nutmeats, if de- “sired. Makes about 2 pounds. ; Chocolate Peanut Candy - Follow above recipe. Add one- *half cup cocoa to peanut butter- «corn syrup mixture before adding “dry ingredients; blend. * s * The confection you make with “t, cup butter or margarine ‘gy pound (about 32} marshmallows & cups oven popped rice cereal ;|layers and whip and sweeten a cream between the layers and ar- | Melt butter or margarine in 3-quart saucepan, Add marshmal- | lows and cook over low heat, stir- | ring constantly, until marshmal- | lows are melted and mixture is | well-blended. Remove from heat. Add rice cereal and stir unti] well- | coated with marshmallow. j * * * There is one brand of margarine on the market now that prints a! colorful ‘polka-dot design on the in- | side of its carton. The idea ig to) make the cookies for which we are | printing the recipe, then pack them | in the margarine carton turned in- | side out. Your children should en- | joy doing this, /bsth tn fle’ Learn Joy Festive Fruit Bars % cup (% print) eariched margarine \%, cup sugar “% cup mb 1-3 cup ¢ candied fruit 3-3 cup Inuts pan evenly, Bake in a moderate oven (350 degrees) © to © minutes, Allow to cool 5 to 10 minutes. of the family to give some time as part of his Christmas giving. Start children young by | letting them make gifts of food for their or for their teachers. would love bonbong too. For Dessert in Hurry eup of cream; spread some of the range sliced fruit over it. Then spread the top and sides of the cake with the rest of the whipped cream and garnish with more fruit. Choose Smaller Eggs Department of Agriculture poul- trymen give us a good yardstick to help us buy eggs. If medium eggs can be bought for one-eighth and small eggs for one-fourth less than the price of large eggs, they are a better value. can take the makin’s for this dish: right off the shelf. [Bake Grapefruit Sweet Potatoes y. quicker they can be packed after » | School Band started preparations casserole may be canned, so you You'll be hearing more and more about Puerto Rican sweet potatoes! These superb sweet’ potatoes are grown and also packed in Puerto Rico. This is important because the Baby is the: besi-led member of the family. So nutrition experts | tell us. And mothers have learned ad : 9 always, the most important He E z 3 a 4 this amount of milk. ;,But happily milk can be used in the preparation of other foods like cream dishes, soup and milk be se well dccepted by youngsters. Besides being a pleasant way jelly First, rennet-custard is -made | **t party treats. with whole milk. You know it is fresh because you add it yourself. Second, because it's not cooked | the milk nutrients are not Bitered. When the youngsters outgrow their taste for the light te~ture of plain nt-custard, other in- gredients can be added to make more substantial desserts. Fresh or well-drained canned fruit, ce- desserts, That is why a whole milk dessert Jike rennet-custard ee nn harvesting, the better the quality | and flavor. | Puerto Rico has several crops— of sweet potatoes a year. Each crop is harvested and packed promptly, insuring a continuous flow of freshly packed sweet po- tatoes to you. Sweet-Tart Casserole l can (1 pownd 13 ounces sweet pota- ' ean grapefruit sections ugar | s sweet potatoes, saving-| syrup. Arrange: potatoes in a 19-quart baking dish. Drain grapefruit and then arrange sections on top of potatoes. Sprinkle brown sugar over top and pour three-fourths cup of syrup from sweet potatoes over the brown sugar. Bake at 375 de- grees for 20 minutes. Six servings. State Band to Play at Miami Bowl Game DOWAGIAC w—Eighty excited members of the Dowagiac High 168 “% today for a trip to Miami, Fia., reals, crushed cookies, cooked with a sauce made by combining one cup of sour cream with one 3-ounce package of cream cheese. |Rennet-Custard I ncreasesChild’s Intake of Vital Milk (Fr into dessert dishes. side of dish so Fruit still liquid. ‘Pour along, To make the sauce, bring the Fluff does noi break up! - cheese to room temperature. add. Let stand for about 10 minutes. the sour cream and beat until vel- while milk sets Then chill in re- vety smooth. Makes about 2 cups | frigerator. If desired. garnish with rice, toasted bread cubes or ‘of many-purpose sauce. 1 it it 7 i is f YOUNG, TENDER FRYERS c 9 ™ ISBEST TOMATO SUICE 46 Oz. Can where they will be one of two Yankee" bands to appear at the | Orange Bow! game New Year's | Day. Car washes, dances, pickle sales and a one-day operation of a local | gas station helped the young | musicians to raise the money need- ed for the trip. With help from local merchants,: they amassed | $19,149, more than $5,000 over their goal of $14,000. The extra money will be used to | buy new band uniforms. The band is scheduled to fly | from Chicago Dec. 28 and return Jan. 5. | BRIGHTEN No Batter, No Bother Downyflake Waffles NEW SERVING SUGGESTIONS IN EVERY PACKAGE | frozen DOWNYFLAKE 1-minute WAFFLES UP MEAS Large Lean, Center Cut PORK CHOPS. Christmas Trees Ressonebly Priced A Good Selection of Toys, Dolls, Trains, Christ- mas Ornaments, Light Sets and Christmas Tree tandards. G-oz. NESCAFE....... 51” HERRING eeaeees nae . * 2% Selection of L. Qc eesnees 19° CALIFORNIA JUICY NAVEL ORANGES 220 SIZE for DOZEN 2 00 SWIFT- "NING ALL PURPOSE SHORTENING 3 Lb. Can GRADE “1”—SKINLESS Duncan Hines CAKE MIXES Chocolate or Spice 2" 49: REG. $1.00 VALUE Perfect Gift! 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It’s probably best known when prepared in this pgp lar Way. Actually, flank steak—a good buy, along with many other beef cuits these days—can be prepared just like round steak. It can be Cookies Spell Yule Hospitality At this season of the year, hos- Inside, the promise of hospitality is fulfilled graciously with cookies. They have become a homey tra- dition df Christmas. Perhaps the reason for this is because cookies are identified with children. She suggests that you cut them with cookie euttefs which have Christmas motifs such as’ stars, trees, wreaths and bells. . Cinnamon Christmas Cookies 6 cups sifted enriched flour teaspoon sal 2 tablespoons baking powder 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup lard 2 cups sugar 2 eggs 1 cup milk 1 teaspoon vanilla Sift together flour, salt, baking | powder and cinnamon. Thoroughly cream lard and sugar. Add eggs and beat weil. Add sifted dry ingredients alter- nately with milk and vanilla, mix thoroughly. Roll one-eighth-inch thick on lightly floured surface. Cut with floured cookie cutter; sprinkle with sugar if desired. Bake on greased ¢ookie sheet in moderate oven (375 degrees) about 15 minutes. Yield: Six dozen cookies, Spoon a little whole cranberry sauce into the cavities of broiled | canned peaches; makes a pretty! garnish for a platter of roast chicken or turkey. cooked, either whole or cut into pieces, in a tasty liquid with added seasonings, It's somewhat easier to prepare this way than as a stuffed meat dish, Here’s a tasty way to braise flank steak—deviled style. 1% taeageans "Wereasedehire sauce Have meat man score flank cup water and’ add to meat. Swiss-style: After the steak has chopped onions, 1 tea- Vegetable flank steak: Brown the | steak, then cook slowly in canned | consomme with sliced carrots, chopped celery and onions added. Flank Steak A favorite accompaniment tor | any stéak is baked | —, tang with a sour cream-chive they're ideal with Seay flank steak, Sour cream-chive topping: Blend | dairy-soured cream with chopped | chives or finely chopped green | onion tops; add salt and pepper to | | suit taste. Or mash a package or | two of chive cream cheese (3 oz. | packages) and add enough dairy- | soured cream or fresh cream to moisten well. Company Sandwiches Are French-Toasted These sandwiches are good enough for company. Use a slice of cheese and one of ham between two slices of bread; dip the sand- wiches in a French toast batter, then brown on both sides in butter or margarine. | Serve with your favorite variety | pickles or with olives. Tiny bouquet# of watercress sprigs and radish roses will look pretty with the gandwiches, too. Wholesale PORK ie opt ee ‘| wrap them in aluminum ‘foil, tie & b ~* FORTY-FIVE ing water tor 10 iathanes: Pumpkin Dessert {s Smooth, Delicate +. "The: spicy: flavor. of pumpkin pie’ ‘filling combines with a smooth and delicate texture in this de- licious dessert. Pumpkin. Cream Mold 1 tablespoon wnflavored gelatin’ at H ite Idea for Sunday T. Like ingle. pon. Ale sandwich Spel Se rey Daya ‘SPADAFORE BROS. MKT. OPEN 7 DAYS | UNTIL 11 P.M. ‘Apple Chutney ls Welcome Giff A food gift that you make your- self is a most welcome Christmas present. It’s the “different” gift— one. that’s a pride to produce and a pleasure to receive. And it costs little. Here, for example, ‘is the recipe for a wonderfully spicy-rich apple chutney—made with canned apple slices. Fill jars with the lovely stuff, fat red bows around the tops... and there you are with as gay gifts as you can give. You make the chutney this way: Christmas Chutney 2% cups (1 can) siiced apples arouse. nant Wered candied singer 1 cup seedless white gore 1 teaspoon chili powder onion, OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MKT. 77. S. 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Saas caer ae Gaek f Oe co ee ee roll stirred constantly over When cutting round, chuck and oe ee ne cone ragprierge iraay irony os sugar. into 2-inch strips, turn Just as soon as all the sugar piece on edge so that the slices 3 z i z : CHRISTMAS SWEET BREAD—This handsome tea | Pontiac Press Phot | ™Argarine in saucepan until soft. FE onto a greased baking sheet and ring was baked and decorated by Mrs. F. E. Kuklaw | decorated with candied cherry flowers and whole | meit Add 1 tablespoon juice — reli =“ rolling pin until |of Pine Knob road. After baking, the bread was" pecans. It is a treat that will be welcome any time pimientos (or water) lirittie is one-fourth imch thick. | frosted with confectioner’s frosting and beautifully | of the day during the holidays. i Pull corners to make a square. a e = Remove from heat.’ Meanwhile, ss y into auares wits « harp inte | Syvedish Tea Chocolate Brazil Nut Fudge made a note to call her at this| Barnett, both of Pine Knob Road, 2¢ season, What we had in mind was ee ee ' 2-3 cup ; a picture of her in her kitchen | Smorgasbords a church. 3 (2 ounces) unsweetened, > GRAND SALE! We had eaten some of Mrs. F. E. Kuklaw’s wonderful sweet bread before. We were sure she would be making it for Christmas and water forms a soft ball, or until | ging for a bite. After it is photo- candy thermometer registers 238| graphed, we'll do as Mrs. Kuklaw 2 wehinoemne Nght ae Mrs, Kuklaw had different ideas RING ; : Sore cles pase | | Ge ee GRAND SALE! US Net Mish, Sebeee GRAND SALE! Combine sugar, milk, chocolate | alone inthe picture. She sent it) * rama yeas cary | 7 ‘, , s and corn syrup in saucepan; place |to work with her husbatd and as| {, “Sp suger : over low heat. Stir constantly |we write, it reposes in all its tsp. salt 0 r ers until sugar is dissolved. Cook,| glory on our desk. Fortunately,| 7 {Sv cups sittet four : : stirring occasionally until small | only a bit shows in the box, or all| % ©? ing amount of mixture dropped in cold | the editorial staff would be beg-| Scald the milk and melt shorten- i Holiday Breakfast Treat | PRIZE WINNING SWEDISH TEA Ring ‘Good’ In 1952 this recipe and the fin- ished product Won a blue ribbon at the Michigan State Fair. Mrs. Ku- klaw and a neighbor, Mrs, Ethel Fresh degrees. | suggested and pass it around. into large bowl, (if granular yeast Killed Remove from heat; add butter, is used, follow directions on pack- do not stir. Cook until age) and cover with the sugar, and lied italy lnk als il bi Fa | Deviled Ham Ends moture | Moon Hour Woes Between the morn and the twi- light.. .when mom’s chores are s; if de-|peginning to tower...comes a pause: in the day's occupation... - Cool; cut! inown as the noon hour! And when the noon whistle blows . substitute | that's the signal for children on Grated Carrot Helps Keep Cookies Moist cookies. The carrots should help| This canned meat product is the SAUSAGE to make the cookies moist, there- | answer to many a noon meal puz- eS ee ee ae ne fore long keeping. zlement because it easily adpats tightly, as for ince roll, Carrot-Raisin-Nut Cookies itself to a salad, hefty sandwich, me ni Transfer, sealed side Cc $ % cup shortening soup, casserole, egg’ and skillet | a, to a lightly greased, heavy Lb. Lo. F , Hp] “er dish, : baking pan or a cookie sheet and | %e cup mit Try any of these suggestions bring ends together to form a ring a 1 cup grated raw carrot a zestfully seasoned, hearty noon ] teaspoon baking powder meal: Using a sharp knife or scissors, 4 teaspoon baking soda Deviled Mexican Corn slash the roll % through the roll 4 teaspoon eenece 1 16-ounce can cream-style corn at intervals of one inch, then turn te tonepoce nutmeg 1 emell onton, oho a each section. on its side, tucking Hm yo pie tt powder | each one slightly under the section ‘Crecente auartoadiag thoroughly | Combine all ingredients in cas-| Preceding it. After the ring is with sugar. Add beaten eggs, milk, and beat thoroughly. Mix in the carrots. Mix and sift flour with the baking powder, soda, salt and spices. Stir the rolled oats, raising and nuts into the dry ingredients. Combine the dry mix- ture with creamed mixture and mix well. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto a greased baking sheet. Criss- cross with floured fork. Bake about 15 minutes in a moderate oven brief lunch breaks, sitdowns with serole. Heat in moderate oven (350) for 25 minutes, or until very hot. Makes four servings. Serve Wheat Cereal Pep up those early morning ap- | petites. Serve your family steam- ing bowls of instant or regular whole wheat cereal—the kind with the extra wheat germ added. And to go with_the cereal, a big pitcher 5 S a M4 2 z Hu iF Fe § fi 8 Ice while hot, using 3 tablespoons milk to 1 cup confectioners’ sugar. Fresh Killed Fresh Killed ROASTERS: Country Style PORK ~99° {50 Ib. bag *1" 35: Fresh Killed OR GEESE Cc | b. U. S. No. 1 HOT DOGS 1s to 2 Lbs. Small ‘Lean Slab Sweet, Des. Sweet Creamery — GRAND SALE! TUNA FISH | +ijriEys Breast O’ Chicken | n 39° - Chunk Cas C PICNICS -to- Eat | of warmed milk, sweetened to taste with honey. toast, steamed rice or hot biscuits. BISQUICK | 39 BANANAS Jacobsen’s Flowers OF PONTIAC Most Cordially Invite You to Our OPEN HOUSE Large Pkg. 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Pour into seven eo dividual dessert glasses, _ filling each about one-half full, Allow to cool to room temperature. When cool, cream rennet dessert topping as follows: Warm cream slowly, stirring constantly. Test a drop on inside of wrist — frequently. When comfortably; warm (110), not hot, remove at once from heat. * - Btir contents of package of ren- met powder into cream quickly | until dissolved—not over one minute. Pour at once, while still liquid, over Danish dessert. (To gether, pour over back af spoon.) Do not move until set—about 16 minutes. Then chill 3 to 4 hours. Make it a ipliday dessert special by fir-trimming the rennet dessert topping. Cut candied citron, mara- schino cherries or other candied fruits into small pieces and arrange to represent Christmas figures. “Cookies, Applesauce Provide Jiffy Dessert When you are short on kitchen time and the family hollers for dessert, here is a quick trick: Crumble a generous layer of packaged gingersnaps into a deep pie plate. Top with a layer of canned applesauce and still* an- other layer of gingersnap. crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven until heated through and serve with light cream. Try Garlicky Limas . Here's an easy way to hearty flavor! Cook a finely minced gar- clove in butter until lightly | . Then add the liquid drained of green lima beans, n to about half. Add n cheese ee ets - ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER. 9, 1954 - = ; - et (yt SSS = ™ } ' a : “» - ” . . ‘ : f ’ zi ; & Pe + 24 | HOLIDAY DESSERT—A simple dessert dressed up with bits of candied citron and maraschino “(care eo ee eee ee topping. cid ek ca eae nee ce a dessert fit for a king—or Santa Claus. f os Roast Duck in Rotisserie tor Tender, Juicy Meat prevent dessert from running to- | Lucky the duckling that keeps company with an electric rotis- serie! If you enjoy roast duck that arrives at the table with tender juicy meat, with a delectably crisp skin underneath which there is scarcely a trace of fat, then you will be enamored of this partner- ship. A rotisserie works wonders in the kitchen. One kind not only spit-roasts and quick-broils, but also grille and fries. ; In addition, it has a baking “tray that may be useful in a regularly. equipped kitchen and of reaj service in a tiny apart- ment kitchen without a regular oven. ‘Spit-roasting is done with the door of the appliance up; for quick- broiling the door slides down and rests below the appliance, The top of the rotisserie opens to allow for grilling, frying and | toasting: two removable square- shaped bands of metal permit you to fry an egg that is the right | size for a couple of slices of bread! | Boon to all cooks, the top grilling tray is removable for washing. A- jeorn popper may also be had with | the appliance. | A rodtike beating clement is ' greatly euperior, ie our optn- jon, to the wire-coll type of beat | ing unit. For a holiday meal, we suggest serving a spit-roasted duckling with a sauce. Here are three rec- ipes from which to choose. To make the duck broth called for in two of the sauces, cook the duck giblets and neck in 2 cupa of water in a small saucepan. Add half a teaspoon of galt, a very small onion, a piece of carrot and bay leaf, a few whole cloves and peppercorns. Simmer, covered, until tender—about 40 minutes. Be sure to trim your duck of excess fat before you center and truss ‘it securely to the skewer. ‘Roast the duckling according to the manufacturer's directions, or until the duckling is as tender and | brown as you like. | Orange Sauce for Duckling 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 2 tablespoons minced onion 1 6-ounece can wunhdiluted concentrated 1% cups water einge \% teaspoon marjoram Melt butter in saucepan; add onion and cook and stir a few min- }utes. Add orange juice, lemon juice and 1‘, cups water: bring | quickly to a boil. Mix 3 tablespoons water and | until smooth; stir into cornstarch boiling jui¢te with salt, ginger and marjoram; cook and stir con- stantly over moderate heat until thickened and clear. Makes about 2 cups sauce. - * * * Cherry Sauce for Duckling 118 «of iT-ounce black Bing cherries % cup (about) duck broth 2 tablespoons cornstarch 2 tablespoons by onl juice % cup cookin. 1-16 teaspoon alepce Drain and pit cherrics and place in a 1%-quart saucepan. Measure cherry syrup and add enough broth to make 1% cups. Add to cherries and bring to boil quickly. Mix cornstarch with lemon juice and sherry until smeoth; add to saucepan with allspice. Cook and stir constantly over moderate heat until thickened and clear. Makes about 2 cups. * e * Mushroom Sauce for Duck 2 tablespoons fat 2 tablespoons flour leup duck broth 1 3-ounce can siiced broiled mush- % cup teaspoon kitchen bouquet Galt and pepper Dueck giblets and neck meat Blend fat and flour in saucepan over low heat. and mushrooms, including liquid in can; cook and stir constantly until thickened and bubbly. Add kitchen bouquet, salt and | pepper to taste and cut-up duck giblets and neck about 2 cups. Makes meat SKY FLAKE==- BAKED BY NABISCO - NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY generous amounts of package today! \\ ,/ crackers “Pie Crust” flaky — luxurious tasting. Buy a Aa resher PieCrust flaky! The best oblong crackers money can buy --. yet they cost less! 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The shredded fish may now de mixed with mashed potatoes and seasonings and shaped into balls for trying in deep fat. : pueniiines saice—Aluge asda Ma eed te So ingredient of this tomato sauce to oregano add a zest to the colorful sauce. The dish is a welcome | budget-balancer in these weeks before Christmas. Let a | a * » . ne 7 | . | . _THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 | __ aa | Balance School Lunches is comidered an tood mt |Add Zip to Potatoes the average diet included. 4 z ’ |ing's breakfast because no one in | add tablespoon elt {economist Reba Staggs. You're Breakfast on You'll have time to put extra little touches on Christmas morn- the family will realize he’s hungry for awhile. The children will be overwhelmed with their new treas- ures and dad will be occupied |picking up the gift wrappings. 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Mixer and Juicer 10-Speed Reg. $4495 Famous Hamilton-Beach “Mixette” ELECTRIC MIXERS $159 Slashed by Lord’s to $19.00 Plastic Upholstered TOY CHEST 99* ] 6° 14 eg. $44.95 Westinghouse TELECTRIC ROASTERS Reg. $39.95 King-Size DEEP FRYER Reg. $19.95 Westinghouse STEAM IRON | ; F : ‘ ES # . ‘ \ 7; a= ’ a : ' 3 : ye? | : j \ a : , " 1 : | 5 ; : F , A ; : ; i . \ Bae - % \ . . ? f § ‘ | - ‘ Saws! ' , . ~ : : . “i f . ' . | FIFTY-ONE Ma x Fi * * THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Oe en rs , Cured With Sharing ‘Too Much Christmas’ May Be s : . ~ * ; aa a # +; fd Indifference to’ - : iad - z . + ‘os. : in. One 7 : Another nae ‘One Gift Less’ Inspires Must ow Gratitude Good for All Concerned - A wife writes me: “My hus-| Of course, if you have occasion to The One Gift Less Club started | ito being when Rae, preparing | talk to him on the telephone you as @ one-woman organization a| her Christmas list last year, rue- band's emplayan. gave him twell aid cortaisiy tall hin hei eens} "| little more than a year ago but as| fully recalled the lack of enthus- * fo which he could not go because : tte. Best: 3 - ship is swelling y, for most | children and other offspring of of having to go out of town unex-| oia4, ue ae rr people who hear about the unique | prosperous friends seem tmvart- vectedly. This was a real treat — ad organization want to be part of it.| ably to be received, One more : I uy: ’ , img questions which have caused Founder Rae Elbroch, the adver- | tey or game to a child with many to me as we seldom go to the| considerable” discussion among tising woman. who launched the | presents is no added thrill. theater because of » ine oa idea along in November last year.| Then she began to think of a volved. 1 would like to know it| {) When @ man and his wife welcomes all recruits. story she's just heard about the you think I should write a note of pane, _p toy eae to —— “T'd like everybody to share the | ting aid being given by the United for giving us the tickets?” os is ax eo erously. harassed mother of. a. child born Taking it for granted that your aera ine busband’s x ~~ with the disease. husband thanked him when he : 4 / “T like to ea a holi- ‘thanked : a. just rmark handed him the tickets, that is all! (2) When writing a family letter | FODIeEMmS day check for that organization,” that is necessary. If he had sent| to a married couple, how should/| : she thought and frowned as she them to you with a note, then/ the letter begin, Dear Marian and Solution | considered her limited budget and = 5 | Bob, or Dear Bob and Marian. (3) S the people she wanted to remem- When a female office worker sends A ber. Not mtich room for extras, a Christmas card to a male bush Up ta Girl she decided gloomily. Then, in a ness associate and she does not bee . | flash, tffe solution came. Why not know his wife, is it proper to She Should Show send a check in the name of each pagers A woliy eigiretnnsnyderete - Effort ta Se child to the Cerebral Palsy Associ- or should addressed n r € | ation and let the parents explain 25 pl ae Outlook of Parents|'° i osring = Z other’s name first. (2) Dear Mart — | | | — al | Py ELIZABETH WOODWARD | potter than she planned for the an and Bob. (3) If it is sent to Poa " > hat * * Look” tor wale li hrist “ball - all gayl colored balls pasted There are times wh¢h the fam- | .asseciation made impressive- the house it is polite to include! . id's eusy 804 shat “Holidey for yaur oes oe wih tpi ae ily seems utterly dense. As though | tooking certificates tor the small —— his wife. If sent to his office you | iMg table with this gay festival cloth and red napkins, The on the center of the base and.a full ribbon bow is attached | they don't want to try to under- aca would address it to him alone. centerpiece carries out the colors, using. candy cane orna- |to the top. . hem Of — oe we wet “Rae: * whe Dear Mrs. Post: Several of us| mentation in the middle, surrounded with green and red Om : . pepe —_ Pecbeg Ml ned” bean — fos oe > te here at the office have been aa ae ow © err which I had often spent ~~ ' : may keep your real feelings all | presents on wh poate dimen yeaa M ‘ F of F th “¢ up and just go fthrough|more than I could afford, were 1 ss eee Mans fear Of Father vague motions of making yourselt| simple enchanted with their ceri , _— ‘cjiear, a so. 5 ~ _ 3 eae aes us which is correct. Threatens a Marriage But there’s no family fog that| .school to show off to their teach" You eat soup with a spoon, Ze can't be dispelled by frank, un-|ers and fellow-students and then — oo = en ER By ANNE HEYWOOD feels, that she is afraid she may aggre ee hem for hanging on bed- words,. you eat & tablespoon 7 “ 7 i loving unless ° large room walls “ when served in a plate; you sip it es _— vevtiand neal Poee [aid = = recommend to this girl, who| The parents, too, were pleased from a teaspoon or drink it when| {#¥ ei uae | eee writes: "fon One Gift Less Club began to served in a cup. fey | salesman, and while he does good ——— ee " “Desir Miss Woodward: I was | 8O™: 3 work, he gets paid saervetion | OF. oe wet Sree & Se lee re going with Kim—we had lots | “When I was a little girl on the O rl d d wages. His father thinks this is | 8V¢ @ husband or children of tun together—my parents ap- | east side of New York,” Rae ex- | verioade perfectly all right, because. one | °¥": proved of him, that is, when- | plained, “T thought Santa Claus i ° e : | day Bob will inherit the business, ever a party came up I was | came only to rich kids, But on Circuit Is ‘and we'll be on easy street. But Sewing Easy Now | supposed to ask him always. | the Christmas I was five, I timid- : gyro aaa Once the novice launched *-r cape Wane, tre eo on Scone bined 0d 3 teas No Problem sn es camgh | eer San fim oa a a | Spat ar “on to start a famil and when . are di and « By HUBBARD ‘COBB us to a y on, and with a that involved a Tt seems that in a lot of the since I am a good typist, his | not : there doesn't want me to go with him,| | caa’t bear to think of any ery ’ only easy to do patterns, but , go A | eesteen Chrtstone “homes built today the fuse box has father and mother won't hear of | very easy to do patterns that are peter Deeps sae ety 1 Ses rg tngey ‘been replaced with something it. Their son's daughter should! for you if you don’t know the see more of Kim. Dad says 1] Sree ped ape cated & ‘cireutt _—-* =~ ~~ _ hore ila ™ = Say, Yoae beiet wow en | rendiga Almost grateful. settlement » : : , a any pd nk gellar aegis aoe places, bringing me home, and/| house or other group dealing with a , < w i fact that most of the people night pgp veal ay’ par nding excuses why I can't go if| children who need help to have a A “must” in every wardrobe | living in these homes don't know ave to go there, and Bob ond || + PETUNIA! iley is going to be there. All of | Merry Christmas would provide @ the jumper to wear with its com- | What has to be done to a circuit GER ome ra Sel Sa Whee, New aero a | ee ee ee b a your gwenters | Ureaker the lights go ft while his mother on My very favorite you coe out with Wiley. “Now there's 8 | cipients to membership for 1 Sane —— % “t = all about how they started Christmas chore cover thet heavy epper erm with | party coming up and I want to ask | in the One Gift Less Club. ouses! sew-easy step-in’ A cricuit breaker is different and how poor they were, but ls brighten end hide these large thighs | Wiley, of course. Mother wants me| One Spee style—no “overhead” muss or fuss. | from’a fuse box in that it does not what a succe-; they've made. $ Orignrening , tuller shirt : : an om bess. het ot . . e. . . take Kim. So } have several | fortunate little and thus Simple, graceful lines—so flatter- | contain fuses tha Our big front door boys girls ing to your figure! - | must be replaced. In a circuit . > Mrs. ‘A. T.—The genius for flat- | (aman iy talks judge Wiley be- | cchere ete comnwen ma Pattern 4780: Misses’ sizes 12. | brealar there is a little switch for Casra Whedbee ee ee es FP ih _| | er is implicit, in cposing trom m4 Mitt ceardae’ Oa Coe ee 14, 16, 18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, @ each circuit and when a circuit eee Cerenes eee eee : the newest fashions’ the Gress that | Cause of his parents? Should Pisth, | anything. But instead of One Gift 42. Size 16 jumper 4% yards 39 becomes overloaded or should} Quick as a wink, crochet this oe See ee ee flatters your figure—as subtle as|¢r keep reminding me of Kim?) Less, it seems to me the club bcs : “y till in love with Bob,” drape heavy What should I do about the party? | really ought to be called One Gift ad i pattern easy ce Gaels cere yi pyre circuit. = aps chill-chasing shrug for your daugh- she pcm “but I went be for ond at cae ra ame ‘ge Does two years make Wiley too! More for it would be hard to find , F sw mps m “on” to “off.” ' : ’ i to sew, is tested for fit. Has comm What you do then is to check |" Short or long sleeves! Make | much longer if he doesn't do and thighs. id for me? rare more valuable for a child plete illustrated instructions. and see which circuit is causing |'e dainty leat-and-flower border | something about this situation. Your tamity obviously Ix not | Wan the lesson that it can be more Send 35 cents in coins for this /the trouble and then locate the | in gay contrasting color! , | He's scared to death of his father, Plastic Cup Better aware of the delicate nuances | to give than to receive pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- | cause of the trouble an overioaded| Pattern 516: Directions for cro- and even though I tell him I know p of their daughter's relationships | tern for first class mailing. Send | or short circuit in some appliance. | chet shrug: girls’ sizes 46; 8-10; h¢ could get a pepo job ~ A silver cup is pretty, but a| With the ao her = But Keep Baby Close to Anne Adams, care of 137 Pon-' When the cause of the trouble has |12-14 included. Use sport yarn. | Where. and I could work too, Mish p , | | small plastic one is better to start | Je im dnt ort te cot Mem | 1¢ you let Baby sit-in hts cheir- tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West been eliminated, you can flip the| Send 25 cents in coins for this ge. ighty pretty, Petuma! Baby on drinking by himeeif i table or stroller while you argue 17th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print | little switch from “‘off’’ back to pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- But how much longer can we You'can make the candy He'll be obie te weep bis hands First - there's Kim, You just| with the automatic washing plainly name, address with zone. | “on. tern for first-class mailing. Send put off Mving, and having @ || cane of striped paper, with aren't seeing Kim any more, that's | machine, be sure he’s located well size and style number. hg trouble has not beesi cor-|t,. 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft | family? How much longer can a huge ribbon bow and wire around it with greater ease than | qjj there is to it. When a girl and away ‘fon any door that might rected, the switch won't stay On Dept. P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea | we mark time and be miserable || ; 7° he can hold a handle, The silver boy break up she doesn't keep | 9 , sana : my De k : ly open in a rush of hot water, Plan for Safety ne ee ae nia i chyedong Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print| sitting around walting to people || it 0 pine boughs. cup is the next: step, if you're | bal asking him vd serie no =e But it le good to have bie with | there tt b Pr 3 : te nT] . i kn ow * strong other A rubber pad or a rubbery | make it stick until the trouble has Fee aed coe ates sees apusan bal Gate ee —e lucky enough to have one. him. You'd better explain why the aodeg Evry bs Pog poyeed coating painted on the back of a been fixed. With some circuit been doing for more than seven break, how you behave toward cry above the melee, i hd Ut.2 Diag eee dee geet er ee eet years.” 1 thé Splsties Se ee cues Gan orc aves cow. in anéther seem. 2s | sity. Also, you can sew ru | switch back and forth twice before = of mother realize that it’s over now, . | coset Se ee in each conter the circuit goes back into opera- woman — ig _ = — & Pirel King of | Sniched, ane with = _|\Eose Baby’s SI eep } and under center of such a | tion. ~ 4 , 3 river n there's y. His age is } ] , rug. The primary advaptage, to the have a —— 50 cor’ volce okay—just 80 he doesn't want to/ 17 Baby must sleep in strange | householder, of 7 : op Jee ie juin. unt pag - Hy coin of : — at — ponte: surroundings, be sure to take | Keep Pantry Cleon ire ‘many stow hevog ie ome ether rma To put up with | tmcrtanate, but T think he should | 91008 & famillar blanket or toy ete keep —— \eorrect extfa fuse on hand when | = ae is ceagre 8 cera be ites on his own behavior, cow nage case bias alt bo ‘iocp. | pan ingredie: emer- trodble occurs. r. anyone. persc ty and attitudes. | . a a ee Tirta ht ae oe od |B Ea eel fre inc ns Oa | gai nota ea w ey The largest of ocean steamers . n - | 97 Look to , sue o change their minds. @ Tera PrAlmial ff | come from the stores. They're can travel 1,000 miles up Brazil's| There's one thing about teday’s | She is going to go out and get a Past ie ; him, ‘remember that they can | TA Te esis eA AINiale! | dirty already and won't enhance | Amazon river even in the period =: built more for speed paid a eo a $8 Grttsoen — all ot a Re ORG ORGES : your supposedly appetizing pantry. | of low. water. endurance. put up with it, y t, ms ou can get back your Jiberty if | wm (40.00) ” COLIC meme | : ay eed ce Wiley, Toke ometody ceo tic| ERSTE] wise ‘o have a : ey. e Mit INI IC Rac ions! Sia STARTING FRIDAY OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 900 {| separation, earn her own living, i Rerrin party as a start. Give a point here | FETAPYISIUIE RIMIRIAIS! | and get some peace and some free- | }] as and there in your family discussion) LEME RAS AUS EAT | dom in her spare time. ” ialang) name Gumeam Gina } so-they'll see that you're trying to | TAIVICLIITEIOCIAILIO) lmle . | If they put up with it, she can | @ Groove understand their point of view. It'll [STYTATIRIAIMINITT EF ‘ 4 save the money she makes, toward | {} Sunthshuer | si it easier for them to under- | OINTVIO! f ; | aoe be eteed ele Dee ae — | Se rhtane breaews itd tee vit bee's tet a(S, ips “Eos Bee | | wt ve to insist on ‘ rive evenings alone with her husband, ce =o ¢ Rercheg te tans Tonos it Bjeedsies ‘ or the marriage. will surely cap-| $F pest peasie Stee 8606 We dies Site eee | Size. If her husband is willing to | Pest sescon et ee ee po he nea | Ceeard | string along, things might still be | 1 Pather 11 Misplaced 32 Beripturel 47 Paradise “FOAM TREADS?” _ | saved. She must tell him how she | %,4sitte ree, 8 Becer seme Bi ‘seer | Sov among Walkin’ on Air Say MERRY CHRISTMAS with a Beautiful Pittsburgh Door Mirror Complete with Clips, BARS PREVENT LoG FRom TURAING Hers. Suicet- Try It Here Are Giving Hints Here is an idea for a Christmas jon the candles you buy to fit into gift for Mother. This is good at | them. WOMEN’S SLIPPERS Gillies 1 eae Bate | Misses, 1368 ccc. : $848 - | 26 W. Huron ‘ a ‘> ¢ : . \ ee od ih ' i ee, See gh Tee gg Me Ready to Install, ' $17.85 Up | ___ Wide Selection of Venetian Mirrors $9.00 up PONTIAC GLASS CO. 23 'W. Lawrence St. © ° ’ Phone FE 5-6441. oa ll RCRA ati. ae this time of the year, and Mother can use it throughout the year. |too. Perhaps Dad will want to help with this. Look through your wood box and see what you find: Use a section of wood about two feet long for a yule log candle | Ev Now, make a base to keep the log from tipping. Do this as shown in the drawing, cutting away part of each bar to fit under the log. Nail these to either end of the log. Set your candles in place, and hide from Mother until Christmas _FIFTY-TWO Serim Suits, Shorts THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 Modest Gifts Splendid in Ready-Made Packaging By KAY SHERWOOD NEA Staff Writer Haye you ever been so entranced by the pretty wrappings on 8 present that you hated té untie the | ribbons? Artful packaging is a talent; but fortunately, for fumble-, fingers like myself, ready-made developed so many modest gift is splendidly presented. For example, ‘long after the last tidbit of fruitcake or cookie tas vanished from the tin, the con- tainer still serves a useful life. | Small, lids are appropriated by my | youngsters for their crayons and chalk. If you receive a large, beautiful candy box that's tog pretty to discard, let your daughter use it for hankies, gloves, hair bows or barrettes. Wipe it out aroma of chocolate air out before you add the trinkets. I sprinkle cachet powder ee to perfume the contents. “ Tve .tso found a sharks metal can an invaluable addition te the toy basket, especially when teddiers come to call. One can (I believe it arrived filled with fruitcake) now holds empty thread spools, big buttons, short lengths of knotted string and a few sea shells left over from some excursion. | Exploring and playing with these objects keeps little fingers mo- size and . * Tve never found anything better for keeping brown sugar soft than | a cylindrical can with tight-fitting | lid that arrived two years ago, Or, punch one hole and smooth the edges with a file to hold a ball of knitting yarn or) string. The can will help keep it | clean and untangled. uate mentarily out of mischief, When the visit is over, the lid goes back on the can, corraling these odd- ‘ments weatly and safely for the Warm and fluffy brushed nylon |pajamas and gowns now come préttied up with brilliants. In | pastel colors, tod. MERRY CHRISTMAS JC We've gathered “together the happiest Nellie's Open Sundays G@ choices for a fashionable Christmas. Everything from a gay little gesture to a great big splurge. Alll at prices that make giving the joy it should be! e Ladies’ Costume Jewelry ...... $1.00 up LINGERIE , Gee eee .. $3.98 Gowns .......0....0.0 00 e eee .... $5.98 SWEATERS Slip Over ............... $3.98 -$ 7.98 Cardigans $5.98 - $10.98 Hose ................... $1.15 - $1.95 CHILDREN’S WEAR — Little Lady Toiletries Lingerie Dresses Boys’ Pole Shirts, Dress Shirts and Gloves 10:30 - 5:00 3507 Elizabeth Lake Road, Pontiac 1 Block West of Huron ‘Til Christmas flat boxes with hinged | carefully, however, and let the Bermuda shorts are so popular for cruise od resort and Party: Dresses Highlight | Cruise Collections ; * Stik -viaiinnian 2. ents Alex Colman designs this charming dress in a beautiful wear. These shorts by Casual Time of California come in| American Beauty Rose print for dancing, dining and dream- silk shantung and are fully lined in taffeta. -A printed silk | ing. Trimmed with velvet and rhinestones, the circle skirt shantung double-button front sleeveless blouse tops cad is lined with Pellon. | shorts. It has a bateau neckline. , ee * the year Smoked Eik Aqua Mint Green Shefl Bark Tan Smoked Elk comfort Tots’ Black ond Grey Wooly Warm Moccasins ’round... Choose these to make smiles bigger on Christmas morn. Girls’ -- Misses’ All glove leather, soft moc- casins with che rming fur euff Sizes 8‘, - $995 Boys’ -- Youths’ Teeners Glove Leather Moccasins that feel like soft down. All leather padded sole Sizes 8', -3 ‘to $995 $2.45 Don’t Forget Open Evenings ‘til Christmas Both Stores STAPP'S JUVENILE BOOTERY ' 28 E Lowsence St FAMILY SHOE STORE 928 W. Huron St | , | Rubber flowers form a lei,necklace for this swim suit from DeW eese Designs of California. Made in satin-backed laton taffeta, the sarong-draped skirt is gracefully figures The same flowers are used on the swim cap, | flattering. and there is a bag to match, The swim suit can be strapless. : dent announced that Judge Arthur | Choral Reading E. of the Oakland County Moore, Probate Juvenile Court will discuss Hea rd by PTA \“Juvenile Protection” at the Jan- A choral reading entitled, ‘What uary meeting. is Christmas" was held by mem- bers of Daniel Whitfield PTA at Don’t Be Alarmed school. A the Wednesday meeting held at the Children ‘participating in the en- ! tertainment .were frem the home- terrible yow!l room at about ten months. He rooms of Mrs. Daniel Bishop and . | Mrs. Charles Wolford. . up, his feet twisted. his hands Mrs, Martin Parker. program clutching the crib railing. Lower | | chairman introduced Mrs. Grant him gently to the mattress and | Ferguson who demonstrated the. he’s up again in a minute. It'll take art of gift wrapping about a week for him to learn to sit _ Mrs. Richard Stark, PTA presi- | down by himself. Just be Patient. Se eS COLL SESE See ses CONT “a “Make-It-Yourself” ’ tires U4 ! . ‘ Knitting ; Bags, from $] 50 Knitting Needle Cases — fitted or plain Give Yarn for an Aighan OXFORD SHOP West Huron. Across from Detroit Edison FE 4-7212 j Be-Jeweled Animals from Baby's hasn't hurt himself, he’s standing | — a: oe rt j Apres, from . $1.98 4 ¥ ¥ ‘ y ps : . . - : Dede d Be Be BP PD SE show off at home or wear. Most popular jeweled animals being col- lected in Paris are all sorts of birds, plus turtles, frogs, ‘squir- rels and grasshoppers. Faille—don't iron it on the right | Paris Ladies Like The latest collecting fad among smart Parisiennes is for jeweled animals. These can be real jewels or dime-store clips or charms in metal and ename}| with fake jew- eled eyes . The Paris ladies are collecting ““menageries” - which they either it carefully on the wrong side, preferably with a nonshed towel underneath. side or you'll be out one dress. Do| — +f + : ARP alti. | Gage COLORFUL CALKSKIN ee ae a. il li a, “] ‘ ye Ce ee ' So bright and right | for your holiday! aha Choose from: top shoe ~ @ Avacado ° | @ Buff lower shoe @ Avacado @ Buff With white stitch- * ing Only 9.95 = And onotice- the slim - lines! Shell vamp flat- = tery! Soft toes! Slim - heels (hi or mid)! |” @s seen in MADEMOISELLE with Contrast Stitching ‘ 'WCTU Hears Rev. Auchard Pontiac Federation of WCTU met | call of the ynions was held and the Tuesday in the educational build- mee = vee ing of First; Baptist Church to hear | M"s- John Webb. tthe Rev. Edward Auchard of First | fas members of the Mary Mts. Frank Deaver ga de tailed report of the recent Mate PARK FREE Mrs. Eleah Patton gave a talk ob 5: Convenient Christian citizenship. Federation . members discussed current legis Locations: lation. Prayer was given by Mrs. Flemington and e were given by Mrs. Ralph Os- me : ross From Mrs. William Carls led group . singing of a WCTU~ song. Mrs.|_ POST OFFICE . Nellie Monroe gave devotions for | © . ; | Jewel Ritual Held i Across\ From 4 1AC HOTE by Sorority ‘ PONTIAC HOTEL - Alpha Omega Chapter of Beta)” e , Sigma Phi sorority held its Christ- | mas party Wednesday evening at RIKER GARAGE Following the dinner, members | ~ e Have your parking ticket stamped when making a purchase in our store for one hour free porking. 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CLUTCH = @ Black, brown Gift Box «OW E AT E R q : Furs in our fur salon CAPES —@ Red, navy, luggage With Eoch Purchese during this event. $329 a mos ae RED OR WHITE ALL PERFECT FOR GIFTS SLIPS..PETTICOATS..PANTIES Panties eee 95 . Petticosts......3,9.5° age: 3.95 | 8.98 «nd (0,98 @ Beautifully Beaded -@ Braid Trim @ Elegant Orlon. . @ Long Sleeve Cardigan @ SKort Sleeve Scoop Neck @ Short Sleeve Slipons @ White and Pastels @ Sizes 34 to 40 Sweaters—Main Floor @ Lavish lace trim @ Prized miracle fabrics -@ Nylon tricot 7 ” -@ Slips, 32 to 40 | @ Petticoats, $, M, L @ Panties 5, 6, 7 HAND PICKED SELECTION GIFT BLOUSES £69.98 & 7,98 @ Nylon or dacron @ Tailored style @ Suit types @ Holiday fashions @ White, postels @ Dork colors @ Sizes 32 to 38 a or MUSKRAT COATS $179 Natural Ranch MINK SCARFS (4 Skins) ted furs to show | eaarasiag or —— of pring yf tas uskrat $89 . All prices plus Fed. Tex ... now only 10% Blouses—Main Floor © ARTHUR’S Presents . oo Exclusive in Pontiac BUDGET PRICED | TRREE-PIECE NYLON FESTIVE G CLAMOUROUS \ : PAJAMA SETS 16.95 Eisenberg Ice* Reg. U. B. Patent Off. JEWELRY 4.50 | A RE I HOLIDAY DRESoES ope ¢ @ Rhinestone: pins @ 3-Pc Sets @ Bracelets @ Finger Tip Quilt Coat . @ Necklaces oo 4.95 @ Earrings i @ 2-Pc. Printed Pajamas c @ Gold: Topaz: 7 @ Button Front @ Earrings i ; @ Moire © Bracelets : @ Sleeping Set © lies ik @ Necklaces : @ Assorted Prints ique $f a @ Other wanted fabrics ‘ @ Sizes 12 to 40 Millinery Salon—Second Floor @ Scoop necklines with ; jockets @ Princess, full petticoats @ White, pink, blue, block " @ Junior and misses sizes — THE GIFT THAT | NEVER MISSES if she “has every- thing” a Gift Certi- ficate in any’ , @mount makes it ‘possible for her to . ; select a gift of her < ; Budget Drésses—Second Floor _ choice, 48 North Saginaw St. ; , | / Lingerie—Maih Floor ; . 4 ; ¥ & ; ’ ‘ . ee rd Also luscious Hostess Robes in velvet, satin, cotton, and taf- feta. 8.95 to 45. 00. * 4 ee OTN TEES _ FIFTY-FOUR —s t * ECEMBER 9, 1954 ~ cs Mrs. Aileen Kent*returned to her West Iroquois road home Sunday | after a three month tour which | included visits to Italy, Greece, | college campus. | Mary Catherine Marcero daughter of the Joseph Marcerns of Starr avenue: Anna M. Baldwin daughter of Mrs, James Baldwin of | Augusta avenue; and Joyce Per- alta, daughter of the Joseph Per- altag of Birmingham, wil! partici- pate in’a program marking the closing of the Marian Year. Sunday evening at Mercy College. . s * “ Stewart Nutter, son of the L. F. Nutters of Crpoks road, is a mem- ber of the Wheaton ‘College concert -band which will tour sevéral south- ern states during spring vacatién. , Stewart, who is preparing to be a teacher, plays trombone in the band. x festival chorus of a * * *& Richard E. Martz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence’ S. Wing Lake fs a newly elected ‘member of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity at Dartmouth College Hanover: N. HH. : He‘ is majoring in peychology | and has participated on the edi- torig! board of The Dartmouth, oldest college newspaper in Amer fea and Dart, campus . humor magazine. Richard also played with the Hanover Hoedowners, You don idea of tell you A. Closed tote in Block, Ton, No meuloted leether @ Bleck, Brown, Novy, er Red plestic smvloted leother Block plastic semvuloted potent C. Block or Brown foille — Maling erms cround you modly! Just give her one of Maling's fabulous gift bogs—looks extravagant, but, cha, costs only $2.99! western and country music band 't hove even the slightest whot'll make her excicim with delight? Well, we can how fo get her to throw net Personal News of Interest in Pontiac organized by the Deartmouth Christian Union. * 8 «@ Jack N. Salter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Salter of East Tennyson street has pledged Pi Kappa Theta |fraternity at the University of | Miami, Coral Gables; Fla..Jack is majoring in Industrial Engineering. . * * * | James Hawisher, a student at | Olivet College, took part in a color- ful Christmas choral concert re- cently at the college. He is the son 6 the Robert H. Hawishers of Sil- ver Circle drive, : ia . ss * Mr.. and Mrs, L. W. (nee Virginia Anne Dawe) of Houston, texas, are announcing the Martz ‘of | birth of a son, Kent William, on Jec. 5. Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Dawe ‘of James K bouwevard are the maternal grandparents. * * Ld ‘are announcing the birth of a daughter, Teresa Ann, born. Nov.4 29 at St, Joseph Mercy Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finelli of New York City and the Joseph Pernas of Lenox avenue... f The birth of a son, Allen. Dale, on Nov. 26, at Pontiac General Hospital is being announced by Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Striet Jr. (nee Dorothy Rowston) of Walled Lake. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Row- ston Sr, of Poplar street and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Streit of Walled Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Finelli! (nee Lena Perna), of-Lenox avenue |. i ‘yo "THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, D at Keego Harbor announce the | engagement of| their daughter, | Karen to John’ Bridgewater, | son of the J. Everett Bridgewaters of Lansing. at Alma College where | she is a ~ member of Alpha Theia sorority and he also attended Alma where he was a. member of Phi Phi Alpha Hifi e 4 5 "KAREN ABBOTT é . plain that it waterspots easily. A cl ean Off Spo ts good remedy for this is kitchen Stainless steel is a bright and| Wax. which leaves a_ protective Rerable misterial loc kitchen sur. | Coating which retards further cloth, Lake are the grandparents, en from "10% Excise low wy, Red, or Porchment plaste Shoes 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Open Every - Evening faces but some housewives com. | | The W aren W. Abbotts of | |on their way to’ history making | fame, : S educational entertainment in Pon = | tiac. Dance Band - Benefactor Plays Piano . Goldkette Returns .to Keyboard for Fund Raising Drive By DONNA ANDERSON 2) Goldkette as its founder, He start- ed such musicians as Jimmy and Tommy, Glenn Miller. But, whatever direction a mn- sician’s life takes, his beginning | rests on the study of the classies. During this year, the 23th an- niversary of the first. triumphial The artist is assisting service organizations all over the country with a wide spread fund raising | project to aid worthy voung ar- | tists in their chosen field. : Pontiac branch of American As- | sociation of University Women which was held Wednesday evening | at Pontiac High School. The asso- | ciation is particularly interested. = tin bringing foreign women to this | country for study. Members also want a hand in the cultural and Mr. Goldkette’s selec. tions included the most familiar works of Mendelssohn, Liszt, Jo- hanna Strauss and Chopin with an American popular mediey and ‘a group of impressionistic works of Ravel, Debussy and Rachman. inoff. He even sneaked a little Morton Gould boogie woogie into the program. Virtuosity perhaps lost a little of its technical flavor during the FOR SMALL FOLK—Special department in most stationery stores where the children can pick cards offers a boost to initiative and grown-up feeling to the youngsters. & For Any Occasion Be Yourself in Fashions The what-to-wear panic can! And that’s ‘the key to the situa- SPotting. It is applied with a | Sponsored the Goldkette concert , Sttike a grown woman as easily ‘tion, Represent who you are and as it strikes a girl going to her). first party. And it strikes harder | “@t you do because she feels she ought to °Ccasion may be. know instinctively. : | If ‘You are the mother of the A tale told of Gertrude Law-. bride, be the mother of the bride, rence, a woman who knew how) not the bride. Be good-looking to wear her maturity with mag- | baekground for your daughter, fit nificence, is of a party given her in with her color scheme for the by the university at which she| affair. Don’t try for the fore- taught. At first she planned to ground. wear a wonderfully flamboyant> yy the party is in honor of dress that represented all she was, another woman, don’t try te as a glittering star. | surpass hes. Dress well to Then ‘at the last moment she | compliment her, but don’t strain reconsidered. After all. she de- | 14. . mpliments and rolled eyes. cided, | am guest of honor as a O professor, not as a star. She | And, of course, if you are the wore a modest suit and was the guest ef honor, cut loose. Dress hit of the evening, as befits a to the best of your ability to be guest of honor. | what you are. at whatever the . , Swing years, but this concert was oe a relaxing one and the artist's easy, neighborly manner certainly won the hearts of his holiday stricken audience. Bureau Plans Recruit Drive Plans are under way by Pontiac's | -. |General Volunteer Bureau for an me | . . Past intensive volunteer recruiting pro- gram to start early in 1955. Arrangements for the drive were made when the bureau's advisory board met Wednseday afternoon in YWCA. The board is headed by Mrs. George Petroff. Mrs. Calvin Dennison. executive ‘ secretary of the board reported on * a state wide gathering of volun- teer bureaus held in Detroit last week. Pontiac bureau has joined others throughout the state in form- ing a new Michigan organization. Party Is Held Hotel Waldron was the setting for the Tuesday evening Christ- mas party given by members of the women’s auxiliary to Pontiac Mas- ter Plumbers Association. Mrs Floyd Temple was chairman for the affair and was assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Thornton. Mrs. Mason and Mrs. T. F. Cook. Gift Exchange Held A Christmas gift exchange and visit from Santa Claus highlight- ed the Tuesday evening meeting of American Gold Star Mothers. chap- ter nine. The meeting was held in the American Legion home on Auburn avenue. Ezra the finishing Touch FOR YOUR HOUSECLEANIN FOR | EVERY ROOM Bring crisp, fresh beau- ty to every window in ~ your home with new Breneman - Hartshorn shades. Sizes to fit any window — prices to fit every budget New Shades. This in @ fe mi mem ‘toon $409 » Fiber and Plastic Refills 42" xT' 48"’x7' Values to $2.39 $] 00 WHILE THEY LAST! a ROSENBERGER’S 34 S. Saginaw St. FE 2-7001 Look for this merk of quality eal - | ’ McCandless | Fine Selection of ' | Bedspreads, mK Coverlets 2 J | with : Matching Drapes ‘| For “Her” :| Boudoir - E See the beautiful new pattérns, styles and ma- terials—all with match- : ing drapery materials. Perfect Gift item. Chintz Coverlets and Dust Ruffles @ Single, $16.95 ~~ © Double, $18.95 ® Dust Ruffle, Single, $11.50 @ Dust Ruffle, Double, $12.50 @ Matching Drapery Yard Goods 42”, $1.69 Yd. Rayon Floral Spreads @ Single, $17.50 @ Double, $17.95 @ Vanity Skirts, $10.50 | @ Matching Ready-Made Lined Draperies 90”, $15.95 | Quilted Taffeta With Ruffle Skirt | ® Pink with Pink and Black Plaid @ Brown with Brewn and Yellow Plaid | @ Green with Green and Yellow Plaid 4 : @ Single, $24.95 ' @ Double, $17.50 ey] . @ Matching Drapery Material 48”, $1.95 Yd. : | | Chintz Floral Spread A | © Double, $2.95 @ Matching Drapery Material 48", $2.15 Yd. ee ¢ . ¢ OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 'TIL CHRISTMAS | ‘ , Pontiac's Oldest Locally Owned and Operated Floor Covering Firm! 11 N. PERRY ¥ ! e FE 4-2531 | * . : { Re er Te 5 ee z 1 : s: ; a ar ag a ¥ Lease SR Saeki ss e : ‘ Pfeiffer's slippers. in breath-taking fabrics. We terns from a stock of many. Because women appreciate personal gifts of perfect taste, they’re naturally enchanted with Exctusive, original styles , $39 Te $4495 THIS CHRISTMAS REMEMBER | HER WITH PFEIFFER SLIPPERS (— and you'll be remembered always!) show three pat- ‘ eee a SS . * 4 P fF. c A j - Fi i\ : j , ‘ iz . . ; ~ - weg -* Ny sy. ; . ' ‘ ¢ ’ ; B _@ A, “ ‘ . - i : . ‘ ; ~ + , : y' A & é i — . = 5 . _¢ ae # 5 :' 4 -_ “ix — » ; ft oe « a - i: _ eer _. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 ©. oo. oo - FIFTY-FEVE. with sheer | wisdom an TR Tle * ba Bt: lens matte i Stet ee ik ae hy Re att ey UA Fe * Carel) . cd - 7. - 4 ¢ ° c YY Finest Gift Ever Bt som "9 «ND MEND Beautiful Nylons *] 35 And ‘1 65 Beautiful New Pastel KNIT DRESSES *24” **49” “Gift Boxed Free sof os oi A Tf Nylon Quilted manana L L ia Rayon Quilted | ! 7 Brunch Coats | i Long Sleeve Cardigans $598 » $1095 and Robes J ~, Long Sleeve Slip-ons $498 » $1095 ; Beautiful \»> ‘ 1 Short Sleeve Slip-ons $398 3M 995 s] 0” " $29” » SHALIMAR cH | Gift Gloves Orlons Nylons 4 (ae Te $3” Belgimers Fireside Kittens $298 = Scotch Terriers $598 | Canterbury Jewelry Boxes $175 te $795 . Catalina ‘ie Charge Your ; Helen Harper Christmas Purchases . _ Our. courteous office personnel will ‘gladly assist you in opening a con- venient charge occount at Peggy's. Why not inquire. 30, 60 or 90 day charges or budget accounts available. WHITES AND PASTELS AND SOME WITH SKIRTS TO MATCH a ge a ee ee ee ee ee eae rat * et er, Oe ae en ey" Cee REE BY Pen ORE ee Meee Oar a SY ARR EN Se rE ee ny ee 9. Nie . = ae ail, e caudal a — J « e . ; , é é ‘ bd + THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 oo An ee “4 : i See =—— — ™ ¥-- Good Looks Remain Serving Good Food Since 1929! .| If you like the comfort of flannel Breakfasts—Luncheons | pajamas but don't want to sac-| ts RIKER FOUNTAIN rifice looks for comfort, have a pair in bright red with the top + : ’ 4 Parents Often See Red Over Lipstick Problem Lobby of Riker Bldg. . iin white. and there's a SINGER in every ‘ | price class, too! cut like a man’s shirt and bound budget portables as low as . . $94.50 down payment as_- low as $950 easy budget terms | | i liberal trade-in allowance A new SINGER® Machine will open up a new field of pleasure and utifity for her. In a way it is a present for the whole family, for the family will benefit from her creations. As the leading firm in the industry, we carry the largest variety of styles... of quality. “6 , «oe and for the young ccametrece give her the SINGER Sewhandy . 5 not just a toy, a real litle sewing machine . ... . only $12.95 BUY § SINGER SEWING CENTER Listed in your telephone book only wnder SINGER BEWING Macwine rm or ro | , | - | : | | | | | Ld | | SINGER AND BE ASSURED OF QUALITY AND SERVICE Receiving congratulations from the |en’s Committee enabled Mrs. Smith to attain Farm Bureau Women’s Committee is Mrs.'her goal. She is pictured with Mrs. Harry | % Euell H. Smith (second from left) of Mon- Whittaker of Metamora, past state chairman | roe street, upon completion of her course as | (left) and Mr For Junior Member of Family Hiow are little boys’ rooms. dec- | orated? Ask any homemaker. With | sticks and stones and odd bits of | scrap metal, with football hel- | Rugged Fabrics Spruce Up’ Room Solid - blue denim, enlivened! with coordinated striped trimming, | makes the snug box-edged cover-| s. Homer Armstrong of Mil- | a Sister Kenny therapist, Funds raised by ford, past chairman of Livingston County | the Livingston County Farm Bureau Wom-| Farm Bureau. duced constantly. The ‘sewing experts can bring you up to date. A cheerful wallpaper, which fea- | tures guns, pirate maps and treas- mets and a small garter snake ing for the bed and is repeated! ure chests in shades of yellow. | bedded tenderly in a box; with! in simple drapes at the window. | muddy footprints: on the floor, | Rover's hairs on the bedspread |the mattress and box-spring type and a heap of dirty clothes in the | middle of it all. Any determined effort to spruce up Junior's room should be guid- ed by practi&l consideration for the rugged wear fabrics and fur- nishings must endure. A room that's tailored to suit masculine I know from our experience with) _of bed that a tailored covering is | less apt slip awry than a | straight throw, | A square bolster, covered to /match, marks the head of the bed. Striped welting outlines the seams | | and striped, pleated inserts bright- | to turquoise ‘and brown, adds pattern | interest to the room. It also tends | to tone down the inevitable scuff! ‘marks and smudges which appear so regularly on walls in children's rooms. The rug. which picks up the brown and beige tone, is a tweedy mixture of fiber ‘and rayon. Inex- pensive and easy to clean_ this | floor covering doesn't show foot- | tastes, is also the easiest to keep en the corners of the straight skirt.| Prints; spots will yield to brush presentable. An example of this is qa boy's room in which everything from wallpaper to lamp shade is soap- and-water washable. If you have such a project in the back of your mind for January. let me tell you about this room. It may suggest some ideas to you. Pontiac, 102 N. Saginaw Birmingham, 177 W. Maple FE 2-0811 MI 4-0050 | ae — . Denn Diems New Shoe Store 87 North Saginaw Street Be es ee Bhoe bemily -+— foot concfort FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY You are cordially invited to visit our beautiful new store and see the newest, the most exciting footwear for the Holiday season Famous- make shoes for ladies, men and children from the cradle to teen- agers. We are looking forward to greeting our old friends soon, and making many new friends. Remember our policy has always been sincere honesty in the quality of our footwear, plus careful individual fitting. Gift Slippers. for Everyone on Your Christmas List! IEMS SHOES “*THE BEST FRIEND YOUR FEET EVER HAD’ 87 North Saginaw Street =—s_— (Across From-Mt. Clemens Street 2p |The striped denim is also repeated | ‘as an edging for the drapes and | covers the washable cornice made | of specially treated buckram. Hf you need help with the sew- ing, visit your local sewing cen- | ter for advice. New techniques | and new products that simplify heme sewing are being intro-. | rd wall ‘to shed light for a bedtime reader. and soapsuds. Provideing a place to do home- work in his room may lessen the pull of televiewing when studies must be completed. If the desk or table to be used is small, if can be well lighted by a wall lamp designed to diffuse light ever books and | typewriter, Safely anchored to | the wall, the lamp can't be _ knocked over by a sudden ges- | ture. If the desk can be placed next to the bed as it) was in this room, a lamp that swings out from the on an arm can be shifted er, ——__ Parents Reveal Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Corsette of Detroit, formerly of Westacres, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jeanne Alice, to Harold Cushman Heym Jr. . He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Heym of Birmingham The bride-clect attended Albion | College and is a graduate of Mich- | igan State College where she was | affiliated with Phi Kappa Phi and | Theta Sigma Phi sororities. The prospective bridegroom is an Al- | bion College graduate and a mem- | ber of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. | A Dec. 51 wedding is planned Frequéntly, one of the most ca- tastrophic parents-teenager argu- ments on the painful path of grow- ing up is over lipstigk. For some good reason, parents see red not just on their daugh- ter's lips, but everywhere, when this issue comes up. Finding a happy compromise often seems miles away as dinner after dinner breaks up with a gruff: “Take that stuff off your mouth.” “There gre a couple of céurses to follow. One, if a parent is open to reason, is to take a parent with you to some inconspicuous post, at a school assembly or the movies, for instance, and let him or her look at your friends. This may make them wish _ to override their own resistance to it and allew you te be like the rest. : to look into your own, reasons and attitudes. If you are coming to dinner with a dirty face and a smear of garish lipstick, it's no wonder your parents object. ~ Try this for a week: coffie to dinner on time, face and hands clean, hair neatly combed, clothes on straight. At the end of a week, put on a reasonable coat of a light lipstick. It may not work, but chances are that you'll elicit some tom- ment about hew “nice and grown up you've been all week.” And net a word about the lipstick. It will look natural to them on a ladylike gal. The second course to follow is | with privilege. eee m = Zl . 3 = For, after all. they don't want ‘to prevent you from growing up; |they desire it. They only want fyou to do it in a suitable way. | That means responsibility along “Cive the Oxford a @ New Custom-made Mattresses @ Old Mattresses rebuilt like new in one day! Sante Says: - Gift of All—a Custom-Made Mattress for Restful Sleep!” Best Oxford Mattress Co. 332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695 ————— i —____— BANERY Friday -- Saturday Only! Home-Style WHITE BREAD | 15° Mouth-Watering Delightful Old-Country Prune and Cheese-Pilled Kolatchkies Taste-Tempting Frozen Nut Horn Cookies Aeross from Gra CREAM PUrFSO ter 45c 3 9c Dex. 65c THOMAS PASTRY SHOP _ “Made Fresh and Sold Fresh” 121 West Huron near Cass PARK FREE In Rear of Our Store Open Every Night ‘til 9:30 FE 4-8163 ad Trunk Statien OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL CHRISTMAS Winter Hots '2 Price i Comes From the — Be Cor Shop 48 North Perry Street—In the Pontiac Hotel Lobby Gowns 195 ROBES——Nylon, Quilted, Silks, Cottons ....7.95 Negligee and Casual! Styles. .4.49 SWEATERS, Classic and Scoop-neck Styles 4.95 COSTUME JEWELRY, Gold, Silver 1.00 Silks, Brocades....7.95 BEAUTIFUL LINGERIE—Shps, BLOUSES, Suit Styles, Dress Rhinestone, Ropes, Chains, EVENING SKIRTS, Velvet, "SALLY VICTOR” Scarfs...4.25 Matching Handkerchiefs. to 29 95} to 4995 to 39 60 Jeweled, to 49.95 to 50.00 to 18.95 - #100 for “HER” for “HTM” New! Lilly Dachel MATCHING SHIRTS 8.95 Each # ‘ i \ * : q ? . a: iia a) pho a ‘J . | ew, | se “THe poXriac PRESS, | THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1954 io et me = _: FIFTY-SEVEN. Tuan Take nncupaes Concact iw ate gh patente eis — 7 ei SeRSee eres | y, you can shop. every: night ‘til 9. for our many elegant gift'ideas ha a ae 7 | including: Saturday nights te Perfumes * Jewelry * Stoleés FUSER A : 7 Gloves _ =D dnt old 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. ASHION SHOP _ study with Frank Van Dusen at the American Conservatory a, ep Yule Concert. Will BeGiven This Evening be presented by the Instrumental Speralive christgs dinner at the home Mrs. Lester Bibby, Buclia St. Mapleleaf Club will hold a luncheon | SENT SS Oe 9h ot Recteved Tees exchanged. gun Pontiac potent Club will — Department of the _ gle By mg ny ublic Schools, this evening a’ : - The program, which will be given Ameri¢an Gold Gtar Mothers, Chapter under: the ‘supérvision of Dale C. New Hooks Handy BN gg oe gg gy Bye) ET Harris, will be held in the Boys'| if thenetal kitchen cabinets | 9peretive iupeheon and cancer pad sew pate of Pontiac Senior) frustrate you because you can’t Wace. of “Oakland Park Methodist ° c+ g | Mite books into. them, there are | Erecetie we beard wih mest att. This evening's conce x hooks Canad unique.in that it provides parents png! she pagel you 8°) on arog bo alr psing ey tages au opportunity to observe the 3 can Legion Home on Auburn svenue. Sages of development ia the ele- | - bN DRAYTON PLAINS IT'S CECILE'S Dr. Dana P. 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It’s quite ; disconcerting - “Recent floods put a lot of our Chiefs Take 5 Firsts, Edge Indians, 43-41, in Flint Pool Pontiac High's. swimming team mediey relay team of Cross, Ken Scott and Dick Gavette. Probably the best clocking turned in during the meet was Gages’ 1:06.1 in the back stroke. up their pre-holiday..competi- tion. ’ style—Hockstend FC) Ist yard free ‘ ; teed (P) 2nd! Baynes (PC) 3rd, Time FY \. ‘ rd breast stroke—Keavy (P) ist; hen (FC) 2nd; Seott (P) 3rd. e 1 minute 10.4 seconds. 200-yard free s “age ar (P) ist; Kerby (PC) tee: Watt (FC) 3d. Time ind. —Knowilton (FC) eavy (iP) ‘lear Rave (FC) 3rd. Time 1 minute seconds. a.g —T- ist; Piles Central (Karr- Tilley-Watt) 2nd. Time 1 minute 29.1 second s. : 200-yard freestyle reiay—Piint Central (Brant-Watt-Haynes Ebmeyer) ist; Pon- tine a son) Ind. me 1 minute 49 seconds, Four Area Golfers in Miami Open Test Chick Harbert, Meadowbrook’s 1954 PGA champion heads a Mich- igan foursome teeing off today in the $10,000 Miami Open golf tourna. | Franklin Hills, Bill Markham of Red Run and Ray Malain of Grosse Pointe. 6 Sports Pages in offering $102,900 of her cosmetics millions. Spooner’s Knee on Mend BROOKLYN «®—Kar! Spooner, Brooklyn's southpaw sensation, is flat on his back in Long Island Hospital puffing on his pipe and dreaming ahead to the baseball season when he plans to win 15 games and strike out Willie Mays because it’s logical. : s * * “f can't wait until we get going. Swedish Medics See Danger in Amateur Boxing Mays Doesn't Worry Dodger Rookie Ace T want to get. up and get out of here,” said the 24-year-old farm LJ ‘Willie Mays? I think he’s easy,"’ Spooner said in earnest, “He's got a tremendous strike STOCKHOLM w& — How danger- ous is amateur boxing? Five Swedish physicians who have ‘made a thorough investiga- tion into ft have reached the con- i will cause permanent and serious injury to the brain. The five doctors bosed their con- ; clusions on examination of 75 young’ Swedish amateur boxers after 102 | matches, which they watched from | NEW YORK (®—Madison Square Garden's 2ist season of intercolle- giate basketball opens tonight with Seton Hall facing Western Ken- tucky and. Manhattan playing St Joseph's of Philadelphia. Enos Slaughter hit .336 for the Today's Pontiac Press Cardinals in the season of 1949. s| Wildlife Series to Open zone. Any guy who likes to swing like he does is pretty easy to strike out. It’s logical, isn't it?” league seasons to.get from Ori i : ! ir 562% lg 1 of d 2 OUR age rng ‘The conference's television com- announcement, It was TT] gf : | > i. i z g2E7 if if a ty cf ef & Ei & iE E i “8 E sf i Z i iy i i it #38 i $733 ; : fe i ee 7 ie 0 Mw 688 i Foxhound Has | Uncertain Lead in Field Trial U. 8. Open Test Field Reduced to 113 Dogs on Wednesday - 2 to top dog. temporerily at least, of the remaining 113 hounds. * ¢ ® Eighteen hounds were scratched Wednesday, mostly for loafing, during a 5-hour hunt hampered by mud, cold raih and jaunty foxes that employed a divide and con- fuse technique. So many foxes turned up for the affair they split the 130-hound pack into fragments that barreled around the brown countryside. fore -« the 18 jud--< to ride hard to Yind dors to judge Winner of the prestige-laden trial will be named Friday after the fourth and final.5hour cast, or Sports Briefs Ron Kramer of Michigan not punta i 1964 tat aise toe lena pass catcher, ° ? g L il F. zt gi a5 Ye g» + j i | Oregon's George Shaw Won Total Offense Title by Beating ‘53 Leader, Paul Larson, Face-to Face NEW YORK ® — Oregon's tional record that still stands by) 17%pound Shaw got the jump on George Shaw won the country’s | intercepting i lporys —— ae ne ah Oo = ae major college individual total of-| Shaw gained 1,536 yards, % - tense title this football season, and|them by running, final NCAA | falned the Californian by #8 yords no one can say he didn't earn it in| Service Bureau Statistics showed ye foun tee nite the most appropriate way Wednesday. Larson had 1,45, in- oa hird * * * cluding a rushing net loss of 52, 7 Oe oe ee a : He beat last. year's champion, | and Purdue's Len Dawson had |!" - Prrsagrs A omrars on tae or California’s Paul Larson, by out-| 1,.2¢M, with an 80-yard loss on the the passing title. He was the only 1953- leader to win any sort of title man | 1954. At that, he wound up only , ‘ , an gece ert ot Nee ee ee = Heer pane agpemr aged ed me G6 ¥és sande caring] | Besa BO Ea offense than any other player in i Gilek Cote, ae. Be a ry sin-| § Guglielmi, Notre Dome "9 179 Liss Jt eee BE 6-1. 110 Day, Mississippi © 18 Lest . E Aldo Forte, assistant coach of the Detroit Lions, is a salesman for a foundry sand corporation during the off-season. o> * «& The Cleveland Barons established ord last season by playing the | entire schedule without a_ tied * a * The highest sanctioned league bowling series is 886 rolled by Allie Brandt of Lockport, N. Y. in 1939, Brandt's games. were 297, 289 and 300. * Pa The 1954 Giants won the National in Florida and ha s * Branch Rickey, general mana- if in California. * i is d fing defensive back and placekicker with the STARS FOR CASH—Doak. Walker, left, is toward an unprecedented leading third Baltimore Colts. Bob Thomason quarterbacks the — Philadelphia Eagles. mE Wos victory. Bert Rechichar, center, ies facie NEW YORK u—Charges of a/| former heavyweight boxer that | Jim Norris, president of the Inter- | national Boxing Club, had fined | fights some years ago were denied | Thursday by Norris as ‘‘untrue, | libelous and absurd.’’ ~ | Harry Thomas, a former boxer, | wrote in an article appearing in the magazine Sports Nlustrated | that Norris “‘has been a fixer of | prize fights.” York State Athletic Commission : Nov, 21, 1939, and added: + * * *& “Now the ridiculous story is re- vived at a time when most of the people mentioned in the article are dead and cannot conveniently de- fend themselves. * * @ ’ I did not promote. the fights mentioned in the article’ did not of A manage any of the fighters men- . Now a Chicago stationary en- tioned. The ‘fights took place in 'gineer, Thomas said Norris fixed New York and Philadelphia and his bout with Max Schmeling at | my only interest in boxing at the Madison Square Garden Dec, 13, time was as landlord of the Chi- | 1937, and the Thomas-Tony Galento | cago Stadium and Detroit Olym-) fight in reieteipne ow: 14, 1938, | pia.’ * * * 6 The ace that I participated | Thomas, whose manager of rec- | Lewis, said that during this pe- GIFT SHIRTS Choose From Broodcloths and Oxtords All whites, solid colors, in at ta 9 9 pink, maize, blue and oy. pin stripes ond potterns in pointed, button. down and — collors. Sizes 14 to ee 68 8 Zip-Out Lining Geb Jecket . Sew Oe | FOR THE MAN IN YOUR LIFE Just what he would pick himself, smart gabardine with contrasting piping and smart plaids in all cotors. Mj \\ Warm Beacon Robes. . 544 Terry Cloth Robes. . .5.99 74 N. Seginew St. W'e Give Holdens'Red Stamps > j ment. | part of the magazine seeking des. | of 1999 Sizes for all, 12.50 years ago is untrue, libelous and | | absurd,"’ said Norris in a state- riod his secret manager was Nor- | ris, * * * The former heavyweight said perately to build circulation at the: that in his Garden fight with Jim-‘ | expense of 7 'my Adamick Feb. 18, 1938, he was . Ss | supposed to “‘carry”’ him. He was | Norris ay Thomas refused to | outpointed by Adamick. Thomas testify at ® hearing -before | the: New ' said his title fight with Joe Louis ; “It is a cheap device on thé | Tonight : Is MEN'S NIGHT ® Men Only ® Informal Medeling | ® Skilled Salesgirls to “ac he lost in the Chicago Sta-' themselpes: dium April 1, 1938, was on the| level. * * | Schmeling's. manager; Mike Ja- |him before the Schmeling fight _| cobs, New. tn his stotappant, Norris listed | Jim Mutlen, Chicago Stadium pro- | this one fight ot ae ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSPAY, DEC EMBER 9, 1954 Lewis, Joe poe promoter, and as those dead unable to defend | moter. 4 te I a ADAIR AE Re ails eS Thomas said Joe Jacobs told “you can make more money on you could make (BC Prexy Denies ‘Fix’ Charges of Ex-Boxer You dn Weslo with us and you'll him that “you'll have to take a dive, lose the fight by a knockout.” in fixed fights that took place 17) ord at the time was the late Nate |. FAMILY AFFAIR— and kiddies to figure Michael Jr., born in September. college football these days. 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Saginaw St. GENERAL Coll. Us First HOLOENs TIRE - FE 2-8303 RED STAMPS “WE GIVE | } | 'Little Alpha Again Looming ‘as Cage Power MARQUETTE i — A note to downstate sports writers: When you speak about state high | school basketball champions, don't forget little Alpha in the Upper Peninsula. Only 52 students attend that Iron County school, but coach Gary Rollackner has had some outstand- ing teams for 11 years. Currently Alpha is in the proc- ess of adding to an ll-game | 51). winning streak, Seven of those games were strung together at the end of last season when it won the U. P.—and state—Cilass E crowns. . Denied the right to compete against downstate rivals (there are “no Class E schools in Lower Mich- | igan), Alpha has had to be content | with winning four championships | in its division since Class E was inaugurated in 1941. That's more | than any other school has cap- | tured. There are any number of ob- servers who are of the opinion that Alpha has the ability to go all *he way again this year. Bowling Results WEST SIDE SENIOR Pts. Pts. Trubiit 340 «tub 26 ‘ 34 Mazza 24 Huron 33 bh T. 30 Oakland Pd Mt. Clemens po Slaters b> | Pepsi Laselle 23 Pietz 6 «Brad 71 Bo a garet 7 Ci Indiv, game—Felice py Blocks 954, 2703. Slammin’ Sam Is Favored in . ‘Snead Tourney West Virginia Links Great Bidding for 6th Win at Miami MIAMI, ¥'ia. @® — The “Sam Snead f Tournament”’ starts to- day with 159 of the country’s lead- ing pros and amateurs shooting . for a share of $10,000 prize money. * * * Officially it’s the 30th annual Mi- amj Open, but Snead, of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., already has won it five times and is a standout choice to make it six. Snead won in 1937, 1939, 1946, 1950 and 1951. He finished second last year to Doug Ford, of Kia- mesha Lafte, N.*Y., who had 272 for the 72-hole event. The balding Snead proved he will be the man to beat when he fifed a 66 in the pro-member tourna- ment at La Gorce Country Club Tuesday and toured the 6,700-yard par 34-35—70 Miami Springs course yesterday = 32- ee * That he will poo keen counes tition is assured. Pete Cooper, Tampa pro, had a 33-32—65 prac- tice round, and Tommy Bolt, Hous- ton, Tex., carded q 67 on his last day of practice. ck Harbert, PGA champion from Northville, Mich., made it in par, as did Dick Mayer, St. Petersburg, Fila. ‘Maple Tankers Wig Season's First Test Birmingham High School, six- time swimming champions of the Eastern Michigan League, opened ‘| its dual meet season Wednesday with a 51-33 victory over Hazel Park. The Maples took first in every event, Jay Lewis took first in the 50 and 100-yard free style events, 100-yard breast stroke and the 150- yard individual mediey. Charfran Stable’s Argentinian series— | canis Golo cae game eres ren (eee horse is named Cascanuez. 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Saginaw NR aga a” SRN while Frank Mabley won both the Hae = Ahoy, * 4 \ % 4 *, r i , : . a = By JACK SAYLOR bi suffered a sprained ankle late in “ < THE PONTIAC “Mark Start of 26-point 4th quarter with 12 points meo; Lake Orion at Oxford; and Cage Title Race PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1934 have split in two starts. ar Oxford | ae aaa. SiX'tY-ONE ‘Engineer 5 Falls Before Merchants | Action continued in the Water- |ford ‘Fownship Recreation basket: ball league Wednesday night: at tory, while Mike Hanes. had nine for Harry's. ' ‘ Play resumes Monday with Poole Lumber meeting Harry's at 1:30 p.m., followed by Johnson & An- derson against. Drug. ‘ Lehigh Cage Star Dies ¢ The schedule: ae ‘Troy at Birmingham. TUNIGHT Waterford's Crary Junior High. BETHLEHEM, Pa, @ — Bruce Preliminaries are over and Oak- land County's prep basketball teams begin the battle for league championships Friday night. Action is scheduled in the Inter- ayne-Oakland Lakes, W; and South Central Conferences, as , Oakland-B Tuesday's game with Wayne. - Fawcett will see limited, if any, _which breezed through two warm- up games, entertains Van Dyke. ‘The “Abes extended Mt. Clemens | Tuesday before falling, 40-37. Walled Lake brings a 2-0 record tralia, he said: ‘‘I am not so keen as the ‘Skins pulled away. In the South Central, Ortonville, | which sneaked past Goodrich Tues- day, travels to Mayville to meet the defending champs, and highly- regarded Imlay City goes to Mil- lington. has been hampered by Fred Bey- gin’s sub-par condition, but Larry Spencer has taken up some of the slack with 27 points in two games. John Petrakis' tet whipping Royat Oak, 51-38, and now tangles with neighboring Troy st Michael at Si on Flint Northern ‘at Pontiac, Walled | Lake at Waterford; Berkley at Parming- ton; Van Dyke at Southfield; Mar- ber at Clarenceville; Holly at Milford; Northyille at B@ghton; Rochester at Romeo; Lake Orien at Oxford; Madison at Avondale; Troy at Birmingham; Claw. | son et Pitageraid; Roseville at Eastland: | Willow Run at Hesel Park: Ortonville at Birmingham quin- made an impressive debut by Waterford Merchants drubbed Johnson-Anderson Engineering, 55- 21, and Drayton Drug downed Har- ry’s Recreation, 55-31. led the Merchants to their triumph with 15 and 13 points, respectively. Al Cuthrell and Dave Freeman | Thompson, star of last year's Le- high University’ basketball team died Wednesday night‘of bulbar po- lio several hours .before his team- mates defeated Delaware. Thompson, 21-year-old junior trom. Brooklyn, N.Y,, set a school Md Indiv. game, series—-L. Nolan 220, 650) $18 Ralph Gudah! Tournament Woods $9 ea. : as | Imlay has averaged 60 points in Mayville; Imlay City at Millington: Le- scoring record last season with 358 well as the Suburban Catholic. |to Waterford. Myrel Taulbee has | -a-king up three-straight wins with; "ems theugh losing, ; 5 ichi- | peer at Plushing: Royal Oak at © ‘ally © Pontiac also has a Saginaw Valley | sparked Niles Freeland'a Vikings |T2on Gibbard and Owen Whithopt | ®@8inst «good Uties chub, reagan opriccgeate Mcny | Poinee: South Lyon si Menchesteral- | Nally, Comes had ee aes aoe = contest with Flint Northern. |_| to wins over Cranbrook and Red- © . in ee ie ae ee : eh yers each | th seman on base- ford Union. Waterford has shown | ‘%¢ Tingleaders. 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Lawrence St. Phone FE 2-2369 Made of selected hardwoods care-— i ! | t ‘squad headed by Wisconsin's | | bruising ball carrier, Alan (The| | Horse) Ameche, and three mem- | bers of the national champion Ohio | | State team was named Wednesday for the sixth annual Senior Bowl game at Menie Jan, 8. team of: seniors was Bob McNa- | mara of Minnesota, fleet halfback | who led his team to a 7-2 record in | the tough Big Ten the past season. | ing record during his four years, . see lat Wisconsin, Wednesday was | named to The Associated Press | All-America team. ‘the 21 who will send players to | the sixth annual classic which will _mark their professional debut. have quarterback Dave Leggett, _center Bob Thornton and end Dean | Dugger. laneuve of undefeated UCLA, Lin- _don Crow of Southern California's Rose Bowl team, Florian Helinski | of Indiana, Corky Taylor of Kan- | sas State, Ron Drzewiecki of Mar- os ¢ ¢ | quette, Max Burkett of Iowa State, /and Dick Young of Chattanooga. | ee ee ae, eee ee erat ee Se oe eS a : a | * 4 Li 4 an i ee eS ee 4 * e woe ee ne aes S = “THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, , DECEMBER’, 1f 1954 schools with more than one sentative are Wisconsin, ' MOBILE, Ala. w — A North, sen, and UCLA, with Villaneuve’ ‘and tackle Joe Ray. Most of the 24] niembers of Coach Paul Brown's squad have been named to their all-conference -}teams, and 14 received honorable Ameche and guard Norm Amund- team, Bucke s Set for 5 mention on The Associated Press Brown, coach of the professional eveland Browns, has won the past three Senior Bow! games from Steve Owen, veteran conch Ssompesty with (py Mow Lark Giants, who will lead the South | team fgr the sixth straight year. * s * Owen's 24-member - squad, in- | cluding four All-Americas, four second-team mentbers and - seven pro| who received honorable mention, enior Bowl ‘wag announced Sunday. ” The four All-Americas are — * * Also ees on the Yankee e A Sports Briefs A record home crowd of 58,431 saw the Detroit Lions-San Fran- cisco 49er game in Briggs Stadium lin 1954; This was 332 more than ‘saw the 1953 contest. ‘ - *¢ * © Ameche, who set a NCAA rush- Bill Tosheff, one-time Indiana and N.B.A. basketball star, is list- ed on the Atlanta Stadium (South- ‘ern Association) roster for 1955. | Tosheff, a pitcher, W6n 21 — Eight Big Ten schools are among | ts the iainaes leat conben. * * * . , UCLA's 1954 grid team, PCC champions, was the highest scoring outfit in the school's history. The Bruins scored 367 points in nine games, winning them all. * * * * .6 Other backs will be Primo Vil-| Robert Watson of Los Angeles bowled a perfect 300 game at the age of 70. He is the oldest in Amer- ‘ican Bowling Congress history to = it. McNamara is a second- == sco Rose Bowl-bound Ohio State will “Dave Kerr, former goalie of the RIVAL MANAGERS MEET— Three American : League managers talk during annual winter meeting | Marion of the Chicago White Sox and Chuck Dressen, of the league Monday in New York. Left to right| who is making his American League managerial are Bucky Harris of the Detroit Tigers, Marty | debut at the helm of the Washington Sepators. AP Wirephote [PCC to Revive Policy of Fines for Infractions - Faculty Group Won't ‘in Recruiting Case . o PASADENA, Calif. uw — Faculty fathers of the Pacific Coast Con- ference! apparently have no idea of hanging out any washed clothes on the line for the public to.view That was evident today as the conference officials wound up their annual winter meeting. In effect, the conference said its T athletic code has been tightened. Restored was a policy of fining institutions for infractions of the code. Fines had been abolished in 191. - ; Fining goes into efiect at the spring meeting in Portland May 22. The amount and the schools fined will be announced. but who brought on the discipline, as of this moment, will not be identi- fied. Two days ago the press was told that a school had been reprimand- ed. Indication was that it involved a football coach, presumably for illegal recruiting methods. - Yesterday a lot of people guessed —what school, what coach. Bears’ Halas ache LaLoterd CHICAGO (UP) — planned some backhanded assist- | western division championship of | the National Football League and | now preparing for the title playoff. The Lions tangle with the Bears in Chicago's regular sea- son finale Sunday, and Halas be- Heved that “a defeat might do them some good for the play- New York Rangers, now operates Other than Ohio State, the only|a restaurant in Windsor, Ontario. IIAAALAI~LZALLLLALLL 2 10 Aluminum Combination torm Windows | Compare These Features: 7 49” Fingertip Adjustment | Easy Cleaning Beautifully Styled Comer ees \ \ STORM SEAL CO. . 16 Mile Rd. at Rochester Rd. MU 21900 8 “hh dkid did do didedede deeded de de deus Delicious $ 00 FISH and CHIP DINNER 1 “All You Can Eat’ } Every Friday . " Jack Decker's 4541 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains OR 3-4131 off. Li) “We don't really want to help , them,” he said, “but by winning we certainly can help ourselves. ,and we intend to.” Though the situation was a set- |up for Halas to experiment on a i“wait till next year” basis, he Is Shooting for Victory Over Lions Owner coach said that his_team was going ‘‘all George Halas of the Chicago Bears | out. id “We’ re _ going t6 play to win. ance today for the Detroit Lions, /this one,” he said. “and let next | already certain winners of the | year take care of itself.” The Bears, though not absolutely | assured of finishing 2nd in the Western Division chase, can do so | by tripping the Lions, and such a/| result probably would bring each player about $300 from the playoff game receipts. “‘We know we can beat them,” Halas said. “in our Ist game they beat us, 48-23, but it was 24-23 going into the last quarter and we lost one touchdown by a pen- alty for too much time on their down called back. “And we don't think it makes much difference whether ((Bobby) Layne plays or not. They'll use (Tom) Dublinsky and he’s ahead of Layne in the passing anyhow. He's 3rd and 4th.” “It's the first time in a long) Lions with our passer rated better | - than theirs in the statistics.’’ Race Commission in Tiff Over ‘55 Meet BALTIMORE (® — The Mary- land Racing Commission was to hear arguments Thursday on how it should split up 100 days of rac- ing in Maryland between Pimlico, Laurel and Bowie race tracks. Bowie, as usual, will be fighting off efforts of the other two tracks to take away the closing days in the late fall. They are desirable because racing has ended by then in New Jersey and more money ‘comes into Maryland to accent every suit and sport coat ia your wardrobe The season’s fabulous fashion neat, rich solids and frankly bold overall patterns... wear ‘em for casual and dress up occasions and look smart every time! PAUL’S STAG Saginaw at Water a A sparkling new group of tasteful, @ athletes. flannel. 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All that was said was that there had been an infraction on the rule involving coaches interviewing ath- letes, that Idaho was the school and a “former coach” was in- volved. 103 Nominated at Santa Anita Rejected, Mark-Ye-Well Included on List for $100,000 ‘Cap ARCADIA, Calif. # — A total of 103 horses, the largest number since 1948, has been nominated for the 18th running of the $100.000 added Santa Anita Handicap Feb. * Announced today, the array in- ‘cludes winners of 14 $100,000 acd- | ed stakes throughout the nation | during the past two years. | Santa Anita opens its 1954-55 sca- ‘son Dec. 28. | Included in the list of $100,000 | race winners were the victors of | the last two Santa Anita handicaps the King Ranch's Rejected, 1954, and Calumet Farm's Mark-Ye- Well, 1953. Bowling Clinic 2) @) (9) ©}: OKO ae | By BILLY SIXTY CASE—Picking Cherries. | Nothing is more exasperating than to chop ‘cherries,’ as you'll learn after you've been in bowl- ing only briefly. You pluck a “cherry’’ when one of the back ,pins of a spare leave remains | upright. | Hew to keep from chopping? | Experts don’t agree on what ' angle to use—left side of the alley, or right? Bud Bomar, Ad Carison, Joe Wilman and Ned Day, for instance, prefer to shoot from the left, as sketch shows. Con Schwoegler, Den Carter and Hank Marino roll from the right, Which one to use is strictly ‘optional. Fast or slow ball? Shost |or wide hook? Straight or backup |bafl? Again, it's up to the indi- vidual. With this suggestion: Ac- curacy jis the result of practicing one angle, rather than several. For the Colfer! May 1# recommend my- Pro “Shop as Headquarters for Christmas Gifts. Hundreds of different items | know your golfer will want. Frank Syron. 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Moon at Olympia < batted 307 . , also : ) : —— ) ley, who had an 1 y the Sporting News. for names with the Detroit Red Rouge Hopes | | se eed over a vrcas | Wings tonight ‘and Saturday in an . a. ! son, in the Texas | ugperiment marking the first time to Get Back | : ; —~ << yar in Detroit hockey ‘history that the in Title Race . ; < ger, “s Jabl ive | Cards also still have Solly Hemus, | nent in ry Mator Khy for two ’ . ity infielder, who earlier had/ panes in three nights. Class B Titlist for Last ee E] |of the plate wit} been removed. to be a bey player) os wi-be meting Ges hae However, Starts || % : ia the fitth and sixth times with wly ) the Wings holding « 31 edge ever the Broadway Blues in PBR ROUGE a — New se S Stan Guy | mane te - ‘ In fact, the Rangers have not «Greene hopes to build River Rouge Led State's Grid Preps _ | .te'stciymin tin our golem tine the state high school basket- Class A scorer, was 3rd with 18) )°'TY ding ball tournament rolls around res the | touchdowns and, 12 ‘extra points | !0. decisions over the New York ~ | off to an inauspicious start this With over 100 points, the Clinton | den when New York trimmed the season, They were thrashed by eg Negrced rig Wings 5-2. mighty Highland Park, 69-42. exhibited one- the state in many The New York club. boasts two ee ee year, Koons scored 116 points eS en bumps early season, fig- ures his team should start to click | —- and seventh in the NHL scoring by tournament time. ‘The 1954 marks were outstanding, | race, Lewickj has blinked the red Greene has only one starter re- but none approached all-time rec- | jight 14 times this season while turning from last season's ‘cham- ords. For example, six other play-| getting five assists for a total of pionship team. He is cente d Guy's 150/19 points. Blanche Martin points in the past six seasons Raleigh has scored but four times Despite this lack of experience, « These statistics were com but has added 16 assists for 20 os ee eS for the Associated Press by Dick | points. pressing. opposi' over veteran . statistican center Delvecchio the floor, running ‘em ragged and from Kalamazoo. ee as ative points on then shooting. This strategy has Cedar Springs scored the most/4 goals and 14 assists. Gordie waiter Teoags shen i won the a el pees ee vee , ‘s . Ss z Suburban Twin Valley League a TG Lindsay took over the NHL crown for the last four years However, two other teams had bad man’ Se slightly better averages. Cate | too SE ee Jap Jockey Wins 4 24 in 8 games for a 36.8) 00" Tee tha other player P y while Iron River tallied |¢™ ore than any player ALBANY, Calif. @ — George Rj 4 j Football Shrine at Rutgers Uni-|has an experienced team which | 954 in 7 games for a 36.3 average in the league Taniguchi, 24-year-old Janus? Riders Hall of Fame versity, . includes such veterans as guards Top Class A mark was the Uni- ‘ American ‘apprentice jockey, won| BALTIMORE (INS) — Mary- Cleon Gilliam and Webster Kirk-| versity of Detroit High’s 274 points| During the 1943-44 season Domi- Fine Used Cars at Real Bargain Prices! | SCHUTZ MOTORS, Inc. DeSoto-Plymouth $12 &. Woodward, Birmingham four more races Wednesday at land Jockey Club officials an- Brown didn't win the Ivy League Golden Gate Fields. nounced today that, a jockey’s football crown. But it did take | He won aboard Fat Jack $5.10,| hall of fame will be established | most of the statistical honors. The ) best | to Valparaiso, 64-59. 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DECEMBE oR % 1954 Too Few Crack Shots . % 4 By GAYLE TALBOT game which has evolved slowly : since the late Dr. James Naismith first hung a pair of used peach baskets on the wall in the YMCA) at Springfield, Mass., back in 1891 | and invited his charges to have a shot at the makesi® targets. | possibilities for 4 |game had abou n exhausted | ., | until we dropped in on a scramble | between the professionals the other | | money boys have stumbled upon) something really good in the form | of their new 24-second rule. 4 means simply that they must take a whack at the basket within that | length of time or lose the hall. | * bi i Stalling to run out the clock and | basketball]. . Our first impulse was to go run- > ‘I’m Shooting for 20’ - | Hurl Yanks NEW YORK (INS) — Bob Tur- ley, fastest man on the mound since Bob Feller threw lightning bolts for Cleveland, is rendy to pitch the New York Yankees to the American Lefgue flag. in '55. * * * The affable, 24-year old strikeout king, acquired from Baltimore with shortstop Billy Hunter and pitcher Don circdiggg oa in the recent 18-player bétween the two clubs, aaud his 1955 contract Wednes- day with a raise that brings his salary close to $15,000. Hunter also underwent the routine physical examination and penned his name to a pact calling for something like $8,000, also a boost, Then the 6-2 cileruti-faced Turley proceeded to bring impish smiles to the face of his new field boss, Casey Stengel, with such remarks ” ; * s * “It's like finally making the big leagues. .. * 6 “I'm shooting for 20 wins. That's what every pitcher dreams of, I guess. . .I think I can win 20 games with the kind of support the Yankees will give me. . .I ought to get a few more runs here than I got in Baltimore. ..yes, I hope I United Press Phote minor league meetings at Houston. Boston Gets Manakiki Tournament for 1955 the completely wreck amateur tennis.” MELBOURNE (®—An —— tennis promoter said Jack Kramer of the United States is coming to Australia this week with a scheme which “if it comes to pass will s td] * John Brennan, director of Frank Sedgman's Australian professional tour, refused to divulge more of Kramer's plan but Alan Trengrove, can pitch them to the champion- ship,”’ Australian Claims Kramer) rar ups cnn cron ie ait May Ruin Amateur Tennis ference too, since the Yanks fin- ished the season eight games be- hind a Cleveland club that was the winningest in league history. * e * Turley, a 205-pound righthander who hails from Troy, Ill., posted only a 14-15 record with the he hag the money to carry out his plans, Sedgman is trying to stop him because he thinks these plans -will wreck amateur tennis to which he still is loyal.’ Kramer is due in Brisbane this Turley Confident He'll to: Pennant but dropped’ numerous close ones, including three 2-to-1 decisions with Cleveland, Al Rosen had to get a late hit in one to break up a no-hitter. . ee MODEL CITIZEN—A do-it-your- self fan is Frankie Ryff, watching his mode] trains. Handy with his fists as well as switches, the Bronx, N. Y., lightweight went into his Madison Square Garden match against Orlando Zulueta with 11 straight victories. weekend for the American-Swed- | ~« ish Interzone finals. He also plans some exhibitions. * s * Kramer's professional tour has BA a = -| tennis writer for The Argus, said| been losing its drawing power be- he understands the American pro-}eause of the lack of new faces. moter Will make pro Offers to| However, it seems unlikely any of. members of both the Australian| the present amateurs will be en- HERE °TIS—Here is an ex- cellent study of a bird dog, Rockpool Rex, just after he had cleared a dyke and paused with a snipe in his mouth. The retriever, owned by Dr. J. A. Jamieson of and U.S. Davis Cup teams. * * * | Kramer was not available for comment. 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What you've got to take into We®had eae in an. that the protect a winning margin _always | account. say the college coaches, improving the has been the worst feature of is that every player in the national | league is an accomplished | basket shooter. * ? L Take a college team and the situation is vastly different. Even | the best. teams in the country are ‘lucky if they’ have more than a couple of stars who can really pour in baskets. The college coach of necessity must build his offense around these experfs, see to it that possible. ’ More often than not, especially against good defenses, it takes more than 24 seconds to work the ball into scoring territory and eventually deliver it ta the crack shooter. To force the ,average college guard to shoot whether he wants to or not would be little than surrendering the ball Bosox Have Probed San Francisco iSte BOSTON i — The Boston Globe says General Manager Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox “admits the club has made a private investi- gation into the possibilities of ma- jor league baseball in Sah Fran- cisco” but that the team has no present plans for such a shift. The Red Sox, the Globe says, area, but there is no indication at present that the Sox plan to switch their franchise to California." Cronin is quoted as saying ‘‘that thought has never entered our heads. Nevertheless, | thing of that sort could take place is not an impossibility.” Lou Little University football teams for 25 years. they are fed the ball as often as. “have secured the essential facts | and figures on the San Francisco | that some- | coached Columbia a mnt — Pro Bowl Coaches LOS ANGELES @ ~ Cosches for the rival Pro. 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Huron et Elizabeth Lk Rd, After’ Son, Yule Cords in Flight From Blaze PASADENA, Calif, g — When Mrs. Lee Van Valkenburgh fled from her burning house, she man- aged only to save her son Gary, 4, and 250 Christmas cards she was addressing. “Of course ‘I saved the cards,” she said. ‘‘I didn't want to write /them all over again.” Koogo Theater On r= Wide Miracte ‘one “CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH AND. POCAHONTAS” With Anthony Dexter —— ; ALSO “FRANCIS JOINS THE wacs” With Donald O'Connor Scone x ae acai edd go | ee: ‘ iva Coe . Ss ee! MAKE LIFE HAPPIER! U your vision isn't as sharp es it should be - have DR. ERNEST E, JOHNSON, Optometrist ia Charge SAGINAW. NORTH STREET « £2 Open Evenings Until Christmas! Free Parking in Lot Opposite A & P BENDIX DUOMATIC Combines Hi-Litt Deep-Surge Tumble Action Wash ing with Flufi ‘n Tumble Drying all in ONE . MACHINE! * FREE PARKING 84 Oakland ‘Ave. MEEPS MINE LL NS UO SNES ENE IS ILC ES and Jody Lawrence 4 -Bj|}| was hung in effigy in one Okla-, Eyes of Texas Upon Producer George Stevens _ By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (‘B — The theme song of George Stevens might well be “The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You. Lid You see, Steveng is the man whe is producing and directing “Giant,” from the Edna Kerber novel | that aroused such Texan ire. But | he doesn't think many Texans will be mad at his movie. served. “Oklahomans attacked her | for supposedly showing that early | settlers were sharpsters. Why, she | homa town. “But when the pictur® was fin ished, the governor of Okiahoma | invited her to the world premiere ‘boom month for baby births in| corner where a fan, an adult, as guest of honor. * * * “T think it will be the same with ‘Giant.’ A lot of people got excited about the book. But I don't think _that anyone who feefs strongly for Texas can help but feel. moved’ | when he sees the picture.” Stevens is so sure that Texans will favor the film that he plans to invade the state for shooting late next month. Right now he has crews scouting locations in five spots—San Antonio, Houston, the Panhandle, the mountains in the southwest and the west Gulf Coast. He'll probably pick two lo- cations and plang to shoot about half of the film in Texas. ! * * * The producer-director is a large, | rough-hewn man who talks tender- | which he loves. He spoke of problems of converting the ‘a. page novel jinto an 180-page script. He faced the need of not only ce Watch for Grand | Opening of the All New Catalina Room | C777 7 oo works while you sleep, do other jobs, or just play! Reguler $ 49995 © SET THE DIALS JUST ONCE—The Duometic does off Price ~— 4 the rest. 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Plump Soldiers ly about the art of making a rg in “: to Keep in Trim | from generals to privates to ‘‘diet." every soldier wil] be prepared to gee \ hak dich ddd New Lake Theater 420 Pontiac Trail _WALLED LAKE Gn Our Wide Miracte Sereen “LAUGHING ANNE” In Technicolor with Wendell Corey ALSO “NAKED ALIBI” With Gierta Grahame and Sterling Hayden wih utube uu de Ss Gas Model Bendix Hy Duomatic $549.95 Open Nights ‘Til 9 — Until Christmas : ; ; BUSSARD ELECTRIC |@ 'oring the Virgin Mary far outdrew 7 \ A -\ \ \ ON \E |. | been arrested, Be Be Wo Bo Be D- do Bo Be Pes “Do De Bo Bee cs > “The book ‘eovers 25 years of the lives of its characters,” he “We not only have to cover that span, but we also have to build a final 20 minutes of in- tense excitement, which all. good moyies must have. We did that) ‘by building a series of climaxes, | which Edna wag not required to| have in the book. I feel this understanding of mo- tivation will permit i to like’ Record i in October LANSING \W#—October was a Michigan, the State Health Depart- The department § said 17,406) births were reported in October, a néw high. The previous high was |S the 17,130 births recorded in August of this year. | The department said Michigan continues to be the most rapidly | growing state, population - wise, among the north central states. The population passed the seven million mark this year and is expected to| reach eigh tmillion by 1960. It is estimated that the birth total in Michigan will top 192,000 this year, an increase of about 10,000 over 1953, the previous record year. Europe Told HEIDELBERG (INS)—The fat's in the fire for U. S. Army men stationed in Europe. ‘An order issued by Gen. William Hoge, the U. S. commander in Europe, told all outsized soliders extent that their physical condi- tion may not be compatible with “These standards require that meet emergency conditions at all times.”’ Army unit commanders © were told to get stout soldiers into dispen- saries fog medical advice on how to reduce safely. Church Rite Outdraws Peron-Sponsored Event BUENOS AIRES, Argentina w— A Roman Catholic celebration hon- the return of an Argentine sports hero yesterday despite government | coolness toward the church event President Juan Peron's per- Durante’s Still Jimmy “Jimmy, we got a man on the 3d Avenue _men in the acting business rode up town sonal sponsorship of the sporting occasion. The President Catholic hierarchy have been in- | volved in controversy for a month | over government charges that some priests have been trying to under- | mine his regime. Eight clerics have | UP by leaps and bounds, especially if they live in the apartment | above you.”—-Bob Goddard. ar 7AERING ! PLUS DARINGLY DIFFERENT! and Argentina's | After-$25,000 TV Spot By EARL WILSON NEW YORK —Jimmy Durante had just earned Bs000 on Tv | but after the show he certainly didn’t seem millionairish. In a little dressing room at the Colonial Theater, he was, “changing his pants. He was down to his shorts. * * * * His pants finally changed, Jimmy put on a light blue top coat, clapped on « hat, and started out. He'd personally thanked the cameramen and the control room crew . . . yet now ‘he paused for a goodbye yell to his stagehand pals. Get tuh work, you guys!” He slammed his fist down. on a piano. They all rushed-up to him like kids. - “How about a picture with us, Jimmy?” A stagehand brought his own camera, and Jimmy posed with them, nose high and mouth open. * * * * ; Jimmy had no limousine waiting as + some stars do. He shivered up to the said, | El looks exactly like you.” said got ta get rid of HIM!" Jimmy ee I “said, “what are you going to do with all your money?” “What money?” Jimmy answered. “You know all the gang I got with me”—and I did. “I gotta keep goin’ all the time.” And, hailing a cab, one of the nicest to see a friend who had been too sick to come and see him. * bf * * John Jacob Astor has a reputation of JIMMY being a witty conversationalist—so I was surprised to see his Improved Sunheat is made clean, delivered clean. And it. contains a Alc npc that it clean in four tank by minimizing CITY. PRODUCTS CORP. (CITY ICE & FUEL DIVISION) Cell... FEderal 4-1507 183 N. Cess TWENTY-FOUR HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE blonde companion fall asleep while sitting with him in a cafe = oer morning. John tried to wake her, then got the head- '™) waiter to do it. Even in those higher brackets, women will conk off when a guy’s saying something brilliant. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Mitzi Gaynor just got an offer to go * {nto a new role in “Silk Stockings,” but | ean't. She did sign though to co-star | with Bing in “Anything Goes”. . . Kitty complete rest. Their agent's offering Fred MacMur- ray and June Haver as a team to B’way producers . . Carolyn Stroupe, the, Orange Bow! Queen, was chosen “Most. Colorgenic College Girl,” too * * * * Christine Jorgenson’s date at P. J. Clarke's was! one of the Latin '4’s acro- batic Ashtons . . . The Gabors’ soiree featured big tasty frankfurters. Joe E. Lewis can leave the hospital for two hours daily. (When he got back late he told the doctor, “Sorry —the horse was slow”) . A mag- azine offered Alger Hiss 25 G's for his story. Phil Harris and Dizzy Dean are talk- ing a TV series... . Liberace gotta shave CAROLYN off 20 pounds —and that ain't candies. Earl's Pearls... “Sometimes,” says H, G. Hutcheson, “a woman marries a man for life—then finds out he doesn’t have any.” * * * * WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Self-made men usually have a lot. of working parts.”"—-H. C. Diefenbach, Dayton. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “It’s funny how kids seem to grow (Copyright 1954) ‘ Singer’s Foot Infection | Baffling Border Bandit Traced to Cocktail Stick | PEN-MAR. Md. (UP) — Ronnie HOLLYWOOD «—Singer Johnny Naylor, 16. broke into the Wald. | Ray was operated on last night heim Hotel which straddles the | for drainage of an abcess on his | Pennsylvania-Maryland state line. | right foot. Cedars of Lebanon Hos- | He entered the hotel on the Mary- | ee ne condition after- land side and stole a small sum | The foot first became infected | °f money on the Pennsylvania | last, July when Ray stepped on a | side. Officials of both’ states are Martini toothpick beside a swim- i to decide which state should ming pool in Las | Vegas. prosecute ! 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'L, 3.06-3.50 were the opening, subcom. chairman, hi; — cue aon “CHICAGO, De the gre » Read Pears, after much . its hearings grantons the proper : ded lower on 1 Ba: apples, Ho ¢-gal case. times yyry passe ces McCarthy the Ing 1S: | Sesigna im ‘ih a ot Trade totay elteagh ae BaP ae "SESE |e tape a end by oe a @ eincwens core oe screed Standard on of Trade decline was Ag te ee. "4 |as three min ting pou ded, Sen. | No. 1 ocaind, i, Bigomtic cast cota start | Cabbage. 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Juliana, aoe. | eae Ws Wat 30 feet thence North corn, was the first | sac ee oe , No i. een, plus —— version F-head Wheel dames M. staff ate South 2°14" West ano fet: th gt erm nd es pm dos Parsley, Foot, 601.80 don ——— hands 7 | TEEP—A ne uced by sah 4- ual «deteg inches. aid lst tenecmpanes ne. containing 4.08 Setee. a Wheat % lower, De-! 66-1» Ay pota- Among ‘ocks changing hand ‘ NEW introd bed | with is 131% staff in ae’ comeaien =e & ‘ was % to lower, oS se ten ta-b bow Among trading were } PRESENTS is. being is descri rall length os . said : ——— th ren hour % to. 1% to ie | erentpa. 100-1b "pinck, early shares un- WILLYS Willys Jeep vehicle is des than | overall" would continue on Tues- | ™ng . 26%, com % ts iM toes, 2 50-2 80 eee lin heavy 10,000 Oil tamed The new \ | Washingt 80 | of ton NING BOARD $2. $1.54%;. oa % to toes, No 1, 75-1.00 bu. in Central ’ Standard of the a dealane: more comfortable a : hy left 10 days or ZONING I ARNOLD, cember $1. 81%; > 5139%: agg y= A a, my York 29%, Inter- Willys r and : “HOH McCart rest of the pub- | . DUDLEY, ; Lb ‘30 dos r a at 109%, Kaiser- , roomie for a at BERT H. ; aoe aes SS, oe ones seiner Seer iar and lard bad od ‘Decmaben 00-138. bas = PaaS - % Conmonwelth & Ohi» : @ Calendar rt a poe ins k with: President nr . sr $2.80; lower, $ ng Age ty 1.38 bu. 24%, , Bal Corp. Lodg : an ment brea ree December 10, hide pond om a ata eS (nd “Si,” Aleka” Gop xg, Ba ord te rere THERA “ in Prices Pen ar 1 ise-s0 “bisached. “Not: oft ere) National Special Pr & A. M., tion of Says He d the t imed the pro fete ot 333 © “ Des. 6, 0, "4 Grai ee bu. | 8.000 at 15%, Na %, and greg Ak m. Witness por sacl bc clai mendment | 196¢ GRAIN © | 100-128 bu; 7 tee-1.te | 500 up 1% % at 22%, . at ae for public at 7 p 8 Near Shep wi Fifth A tion cuIcAGo — - Openin 3.00 bu. , No Kale, 8, up % Dec. 1 Lodge opens tart at rson seven the -incrimina a~; Lane oon i eat te Sia 1, | tillers an Alriines 8.300 up otficers. | Le aus Geeta’ amine * ne on Murder Night ‘echt gasciie ants questions No ices Dee ..cees MM bu. 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W S IT, Dee. @1AP}—"The De y brews, OF wae Claree 38 Am WiGen:.. 488 Martin “al 30 Ageia eae age yes “— pl lemamagel ene pag Notice ta hereuy given thatthe yfae:| Michigan, fn ee . Dee. ® of | aig 4: grade we voce (A ane Phe may Poe 4 : feet aw: vga: ® De Comming még : Mecherghidiwere ewer yg har wd oak B large 34 an gata... =: oe oe. ¥ | Rd., Waterford 8 deputies $76 Notes the en ie 150 as the po fe gy J Hall at day gee. ——. Livestock lable $0. plone y unde: poe AND et Am Bea 65... = Mead “Pet . oa . County, Sheriff took a Business about 1) 12 feet away ship w: i . ot the pam | 4 sh, —— make a BUTTER (AP) — Batt -| am my ae Mid Mogae wae =e land someone his car tree 10 or ‘icki said. Road on saat srclock Ba the ss fered early Presh receipts MICAGO. ‘Dee. 8 gee Tel & “al Mid an Ch i) terday that t from was about him,” Staw ~~ filed see ©. Columbia & "30 weak. Balable 150. steady. Lao CHICAGO, —— Ye petal am Tob...,, 204 | ~noargy tia el oe the Huron 0 passed face and bushy of ole’ de- Charles, La eg at 1: = oe Maven eos sandy: es unchanged Soa ae Weolse... 30.4 Motor Pd. “$1.4 | brown as parked ight. car had a long standing up on | of | moar ‘Residence tZone Tifteny meet ee , Thursday: | aggre tens (eons mgt ary om oC ~holeea! pore wae... $87 M 24 while it w lot last ni 0Ca “He hair was made his ely we : prom ‘Rev. Pred Perry Leora quiet; choice end cents, lower: C018; cars 0B pts, 12,808: 8. as ot oa Mueller "Br Bd ter parking Monterey 14 | nair. That t's what ——, asgreph ‘Nood| = vias with . pao pai go fe steady to 60 cen ee lo ore: tendy: hanged; U8 stand: ppowoat pages beg wg Meee Thea of % ad and tha ” tora Commercial | by Actes oftinteting. ney Puners! grades eevatie seed eaeee ae? prices “unchanged: B: dirtes Ased Dry O.. 8) M Gach 100 Morrison Police the l his he long. Lands ke hood fy. Bloomfield rea | —_gifletatiing Othe Parsley cows. unevenly #1. — noe oat seeeee nt receipts 25: poor diedd Sa op on ee me Ivan to Pontiac auto a =< | mca 8 | ayuase Lake Pontiac City Golf Cou thy nat the cows y; head ae | okt ; current | Atchison .. . 136 Nat Dairy . 46.4 reported from his I ss until al on the 1 City : i a + bee mostly stead Ib steers fed rds 26.5; 2. 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Be = “So De- promenade congas secs wt gol Pet ea = jet wee 4 ot & Wek eer vandals by John night; as Assn. , on t ruck | guerter of Goes sr. fon of gabe ps md be bald De- owt att ad iy seme oy i] prtpraed’ feb. "peg oA | BS a Ker Pesig.' $3] Vandale emash St. last | Estate Ris wile, Marilyn wired” attacks | 24, RioB he mi fromthe get] Sen fen most at high canners ecten ag Poul: few 21 SS 20- Boeing Air .,,. 19.3 Nor Pac..... » Mi of an Perkins in front Rea nager his wife claims o* attack- . fort feet gg a 1), Satur — € 00, 10.00: som shove: conn a hag “i se tle-dee Bed: pohn ‘Alum ''. 19.3 ee ts ley of 119 as parked to sales ma Sheppard -haired of | Secte Earn. wre x iiseas| Pruners v sent at up to ara a oe poof or len ore or Spore « osses 25%- ae es aoa ie the car w according J. Annett, iac real a “bushy the night caneter ge ay y sis ‘weet ti with ee ou ata 11.00-14.00; ‘mos 19.00- | 49-13; mpeoeel oy . 24-25; Borden tS Gaus O8.... 3.7) while St., Bruce J. the Pont down by jroom on pny Me en oe i ae Se Comotery._ Mr. ccomserciah Whee 41. (en whites, 21: reds 38: twtheys. youns | B *g2 Oliver Cp -. 68.2 15 Cottage asurer of Inc., in the prov ties 1129.38 —-* | hae at the commercial eboiee whites breeder twrhey prist My 07 us Rev. 683 = Police. We | and tre Roy Annett, er in i: Geanes ‘quater tine: th thence wes ywley may be rai Wome and load — — ao Bvt ’ 947 eceager te Pontiac E. Pike. firm of presi- the murder oe ps gyal) mos lang ot Hew bu, are ae toms ; 3 14 bles. | estate as = 6 194 ieer calves at ton Market real pometd ay ay | Calum &'m..' 108 Ove ae He Market, a t_was installed al Estate the center 0 the point Southeast pesin: | _hees St. See TH, be Calves — mpered fast Thar cee pre rol Lammarat Gampb wy EE oll Ben: B88 a fruits ane aoe | eat mane Michigan Re: r Persons “aah A cent Guared 00 § a anes << = ; coe 08; . 8 ne prices |Compb Wy a - ve y _ t' 8 TN, “29 ©. alone ‘ott pages hem . tablished — ale potring - GO. Dec eoops 1.011 te: |Can Dry ..... Oa Park a Solna in fanc dent of Fou i orth 2°23 or ¢. a Roden. ers ra veale a oA ipts in feb. ying 1-19 Cdn a sap Peaney JC... 18.3 lize . ; ning at : thenee N (center thenee Guest, gofting on Unate B held snsiseluaa! peene eer can’ oa ine Lew. 130808 Tor f. ramees 38. | Capital en Cole... 183 3-9214. ase Seoey Assn, Sytven Shores fd ay gust ne af nate ae os Gear clover of Sov tith, “st 1:30 choice an down: wtili cull # 8.00. | 97. 130 to 4 lower; potent Carrier Cp oe Pepsi D.... = in jail tehell. 2799 of the |, ar the east tin mr dear (cubs es Lith, tin ster Horan wd a eet eae arta es. | unchanged 12-14; 8: aren bcraaee ponds LIDS ~of ae = os canes Cc. A Mi Annett, of member n wo- ste UE, iT feet to the pote gy Lea. im toon cial Lary net ‘No early sa eht hens 12-1 12-12 oung tom ks over | Coter wn ae mo kee a; if PE 5-6201, ao is the first te Board te | injured yes- practi, trae se iy West art Rev ke White utility ead ern eal as Sloughter 2: old oe 37-37 8: gece ay wt Ps... ae Philip oo. = bail, Ph. Dr., Real Estate He rsons were collided at Pranklin M% Mine of — yp Bos to ra a with oe ae may ee ak ane §o mner vance: | hen sw aucklings tb 1 Paella ant Pillsby‘Milis es6 sale ¢ Pontiac te organization. of | Four pe two cars Rds... | ana 8" Went “teclion. ee A eificiating"nte “Sparks-Oritt Compared —— — oh 3 ib an, under’'S | one 133 Se -. 084 our aie pak up your head the sta vice president erday when Watkins Lake ee Gee or cae ae se teak : be been vat the Sparks ngher ara een be lambs sie: | 3 1 OIT STOCKS | hal a es After y e will charitable served as years. Lake and State Police | north ‘end cuyth vw OT ae Se a ee ee ee aera ee haloes “icon | Cal & NW... 121.6 ot. 92.3 | 23-0387. W Por -| has tion for three Scott Michigan recog Soe kh ona ert Sia) °_Puneral Hom Thanks — chee ond come pd etd oe nar qual paaaes Low Woon Cities Bre. ts Pure Ou... - 32:3) FE items free. > associa by 3 e t. the North and LS tea ele "ae Card of NY choice an “s practica ood and and after dec High 18. ch rk Boutp... Radio Cp . oe | unsold the z ‘tion. attended i rprdymeed Pos ice said the 763 28 = ° Bou Mine of he OUR MA 21.78: week ‘1.00: aed oy pelo Pigures 4 18 | Ge Mo... g, Rom Road ... 3 distribution. 28 W. Pille installation, Pontiac board of the curred, pol 2309 | tion ft, ieee South - TO THANE OUR DE Wo. Seuted toes Op NO. I prime shorn so srr 77 33| Suma on aig Rem eu. 3 sale at 1 - of the { directors ident oceu 22, of 1604.68 feet 10 pouth et 3b'30" ing, | | WE WISH rivee Motor “All whe wooled lambs and prim © ewes hprsyrages wernt eee 27 63216 ae Repub St 112 ummage 10th for | members board o The acc ll Nehring, to oa cee dee said Sect Sr os fete. — apeg pievcllae slaughte D& teubione” eaet Bt OES! Goce a GS Reyn Met ac) Bp Dec. Jun ata | n Russe attempted Bee as ares tee ot of beginning. 653 ane and am 2050: 44 0; cull to choice Gerity Products = 85 6 | Foes ogg Rey Tob B 66 St.. Friday, Washington —AAV. | took place Lansing. whe: Berkley, Lake road Road ‘the Sow the point or as, be ag rot. lambe 31.10. Masco Berews a lo Edis i RKO Pict - Be) 9:30 a. m Chub. ing in to | Edgewood, Watkins auto Lose feet to ne. above description os er beet 3.00-6.00. Masco Abrasive a 130 (44 a on - ge Se Spx “5 at 9: mmunity Fri.,| Meet . Bright left onto bound 1a sintng a an obeve raph Road and Rev. “1 , ae ‘one. LIVEST ' hogs Rody Mign he Censum Pw.) 48 feway 8t 3} High Com: & of R. S. turn of a north 4 from tor nes tour “oved . CHICAGO penal Armee eer Rudy Mig ~ e shed. or on i Sa Jos Lead 367 le, Thurs. —Adv. intment of the Chrysler front Dorothy Robinson gncepting, of way the South 4s ehild . Dec. 8, cawelahan’ conees: Orie ait 4 ad a cont tae 7m 8t os oe 32.2 | burn Ave. Appo tive staff to- | in by Mrs. Drayton The asf point on ait — stators. 2 an ee slow, ye ht weights ket al! | *No sale; NGE n | Cont “] ne St vill Mf re ae Au 5. he execu was announced driven Island Park, ing at a her 67° 38°20 —— 15,000; ma 2 grades pale eas most GN BAP! Foreign | Cont ig 4 aoe AL RR Te. 9:30 a. m. » 10 to t Division C. Newberg, of 3828 Beginn oald bes ¥. 4 ~ in Memoriam No 1 ral —) bars weer sows youss Dec. p reat. Britain om | Be oe — Rood 58.8 Sale, Friday —Adyv. Dodge William : In the HM, tiac Gen- line gk ss Road) North ee Se tert oe ae eae va 1088 | Crue, SH 3 Simone CH Pl Prt 6-2.) day by | Wil gee = uaa a ae hee Seen was ner ‘of ald Becton 8: thence Routh =: rand feirly “active, and" $e. bux = os an dollar in emium or age eee es : Perkins. v. | Dodge Bright ignments tal failing $2'71" West 76 feet South line a — (SMA fairly eb 18.00: bul tee No | dolla: dian do cent prem 2. | Det Aire... 1 2 oes . 82 —Ad post, ve ass eral Hospi for 62°21 West 183 feet to the 87°35'30 aria TaEee }, Wreaths, cor ae we Loe oll pened aes arte per ged. nd) $3. Sen Oe oe on te 44 Fish aaa Teangie new executi vice presi- | » a summons He de tor ee nage ge sel = oe tangs under ghpg a few weights 70-310. Ib we cen eee Beane tain 30 mat” | Dow Chem. 166.4 oe Malta Additional dent and inistra- | issued {-way. ‘s chil- | 573; Section: then line of beginning dium dig nkens. sed lena tice. ecog] peg = | OS com gfe ephocc Sats “T¢| Du'pomg oe ane ae $1.00. the presi jue adm d right-o Robfnson Sect chon Gane aS OF jkeee. tha pei — => ye of coco i Soraccs ae 13 ai x Std On Cal 47.6 | ed ead will contin a three! viel of Mrs. ed at the hos- tion 380 8 feet to. the Sed ta = FR 7 iS 351660, ment ows” arourd_ Bare Te sat ane eee | RAE a Bee ee ae oun tive direction ef, Dodge = es on os fore. | tion 268» tee ooree, ery | =manan FR 15 75-1650: 18.00-15. 78; oe: potters lok 60 Great a Bel- Rast K L... 8 ¢ Ol NJ 46 Men direction were also 8 received 3 pr wgpaeea Bt Pt lying West —DUNSTAN: and Panel lable = Great of a ap Ye of e of a conn Auto In. 32 gta Ot) Ob 2 | wo A tive Plants. dren Judy Ann, 8, Barbara, 13, also sang deowrtptien quarter Me W.~ Sixt vd. 8, 13.28- 14.78. 2,500; sa: uotable and | off todd Dates 99%, off _. cent, un Bl & Mu , as td 23.3 ha S Indiana amed pital. cuts; bruises; | for. ng we jaye Eng de- het SA, cae koe caer ween "trendy to gium franc) a) ae ts “Canes End Jona... mt gee war ‘18 |e fe IS has been n head and chin le head ‘tace | eraph B re aa, Rise: Mich Ofgay & alte prime —_ concen: ot 7 86 about | giu ce (fran any (we eee End . ao : = ala é 1 J. Oxtord harge of en- multip! ated for wp wen on $8, = deoertned §-1434. 7 +7168 choice gr and be mercial cow y to ; Germ uncha: of a ged: | Erie Mor... 04.4 Suther al * in t identi- Car' dent in c Twist suffered 1'‘was tre of a f the — ot . J 7 early mond boxe nod cutters si akeios marty 33.85. St 5 cont, machen | peace te Sere, Pa... 446 ed almos ce presi National Robert, *AN that part 6 northeas ‘os aren WiowEn 2173 weak: utili = and lers_firm to pci SON eres P] a cen ——— Pires' Bul..., 42 gyiv El es 86.6 suffer, terday less vi ng for the Rochester, and all re of pane gp the 8 <8 caivEnS. 4 steady; tae ane "35. 90.27.80: mercial | ( ly (lira) 1 ude)? 3.50, borage poten ae 33 soy as see Two men wounds yes’ arate | gineeri Tool Co. of R said | bruises. - . lend — w. gape Be omnes abbonn tors strong: So Le ee Brena) 19 ree) 2334's, SS 16.7 Tex 0 4... 47.6 1 gunshot in two sep Il and McGregor ief bation anne atthe ae Wane to} 123 -uneral sonentari steers end ‘00- oe: feo high shades = a) itree) 14.50, Gen Pas |... 34 Thomp — 413 cal hour apart in Southfield | p- Howard was ch Pro ginning a nid Seett the ‘Weet i links = Fune bool hea 08 & eet dene io res Leap Peels few Switeeriand amark (krop * | on oe “922 timk R ay) eee shootings in Oakland | President formerly director. n Draws nt forth @-tas — o ot ad at mg | eee sae pe cu steers ad os ‘18.30-21 $0: nged; Den me ee) a oe egal | mp ee = to . Oxford pany Ma . ing Cou ebony section, released er) — ULANCE RSLEY. Fi hetfers up heifers SF eters 18. # 8.75. | cha: aaa ea: Argent > 1.48, - | Gen Big... 2 acme a 27 accidental according today and a com ntributi . | quer Sapreedlir coood are ence no id AMB tent rteD bEn¥icms 1889 steers her ge of pod cescet 0.00; Harpe. a mee ‘free unchanget Gen con bo 5 Twent Cc 4S Township, "s deputies. engineer ife of on Co of 128 Tex. the ene Jane in 1064: ine ef os _effie Ni 8E FE + loads and and com tters 7.00-6 most hanted: feo = 6.02. ee Gen rr | * Uv ted » 664 sheriff's of 32673 Hart, w Killian, 51, c found | dower deceaned. the [ravages the nort: ta | biG ral Home c bulk utility ts and cu to irs mee ged ; Lea ma 30.03, dollar 1 Gen : : ot Un Carbi M47 County . 29, Met- Briggs Hart, has Ray was — sion 581 moe te Prane Kichy Funeral Home ___ hns 11.00: at ene conerglbad 11.80. hers ——— igri Kong Gen Fas eS ¢: Un hag re . 2 Porteous Rabert Mrs. Jane Philip A. of Orra Township, ibuting to aa, lot 18 cha oad set of the heirs = l on- oO few light apy sales ~ ons Ven . > ool ee 3 Unit Air - 8! Gerald told Deputy to kill a Gov.-elect chairman as, Avon k of contr ee of iGaa rea Vi sou Done S ete ie ae e BEF yl py sob Nise a: 4 Unit Aire. La Clairview, ttempting 380 | Lt. G ed board Inc. A/ as, this wee minor. Posse ta the pet wae asia uae ol case a FUNERALS” _ vealers 22. abgut —, ren’ ancha a Goebel = as United t.... 88.4 he was a with a . been elect tary Press guilty : ncy of a Luther | pore s Puree, the weet ° 8 chains at a FU and feeders feeding. ton hl 13.78. p sence) eee 7s Unit Pruit. 18 ro that his home ally shot * ichigan Ro has been delinque ip Justice . Neral vod a ——— said sec “DESIONE: RAL +1311, eee choles BD tee Onn bee ae Lines.. an “5 t behind accident the | the M he firm, she also | the Townsh Pp the case, 1°18 set off to south line pay — —F RSLEY POXERAL HOME _ -meduim ag Ey ate na oe smelt... $8 = istol, but when the | nder of t ee eae Avon ho heard ths pro-| iena eae sco on the poin bulenes. @a7 29-6041 Gt No 8 .. 7. UB Smeit.. eT caliber Pp right leg He fou esident. * Green w ix mon 1 ry —— wee Hs to Ambul : : Gt West da... 138 UB Steel. t’' 160.2 if in the harged him. its Vice pr Thurber pr sident | C. Killian on s 30-day jai tion; 14 chaine 48 recent taz- THO fiprin ] [ | os oh mb as cornered animal ch a. nea cting pre placed nded a cf beginning. ee! ees -Siple . ’ Gu t... $08 Tob... 31.7 cornered in good con / ham been a Sen. tion and suspe: of land is t part of t of south hees Hayes M ... 305 Van Rael 28.7 orted in g Hospital. i\He has th of former ba ’s Police- fe being the th 16.1 acres north of Voor ME : Neland P at worn B Pic... 101 ap iac General 27160 W. nce the dea . term. Sounty Sheriff S| como ae ae ie wat tienen hese ,ERAL HO} otor olla i County said Kil So Telegra “UNER M e Homesth : na own Pulp. 7 | at Ponti Greig, 22, oes lair Moody. Oakland —_ linquency Northeasterly line of agi gh Au tore, Pne *“ — a West “ Bk... 3h Richard Southfield { in the ale d woman Gertrude of de! th a 6 pe acres. rt of the ry TIN. Rady of Ambula SS E . — ; ao : ° ; wees n. an 2.2 14 redo shot any 2? cali- a rterly Dividen | Han Sin! coekaction wi last we. s et Pnccedecnge lt ine canter - Monuments : . eee Ll eel cciden loading his . fes. Ui Township girl p eewaohdoges the Westerte heel aCe AND 6Aee ae coe 1s Ww pe. taa|° leg while ‘told dapat N C vores ave Sections ing on. the on ren ae Simmct AxD MARBLE TIME T0 SAVE inierak i St 4 Wootworth brit leg fed at St Joseph Merey ted for NY July 0. k | sscie, eer eses pont Rar =o Fee eri oa < toeanw trea! : Ex : a the ing ee nem » coomme ES THE : BRR. fi fects He was Ht Vo cae Reset a i feet Sloan ee Int ated Tel 246 Hosp . ; YORK P— he New York i Orrin A Parley meyer West 1 of the hacen M% “ moe Seen sine §-4831 ed mine ee asd! es Bandit ait Youngiat he expected | t Lansing 30 0 feet Rasta ot cog oon Won oe 5 dily Emp oy OER. Deco rcomplied Masked k cobert Railroad said a regular of Eggs y Register wa seal oes Tek tery line of 7, tery Lots ; - . ; Count : Bec on 8 the Wes % of - me aoe : ee enn een. 8 Stocks kbac sd Cen ailroad to poors next dl | Oakland McQuaid. will "East ot and pacer Se Southwest therly line ang, Sur . You Are Stea : reat Rails vu —8 Gets Kic - ] the r dividend : 1931. ! Orrin mbled in of ter of = & the coe e) oar LON mou P. 5. +1 hile 8 ers, 1493 Inancia quarterly time since mic | Deeds @ group asse conference | ?f | an Scomen eee a i ee wf 7 BEC... 8 118.2 678 150.8 t Fina for the first that the econo id | before 14 at a icials. ot Telegraph dé, feet, measured Reed, tery, = : etter-. meas teeny soe ine as ai but No ived a kick- | for Id hope hat we cou Dec. county of ey os esmaris "Mae! oe cme ee dos »LIES and b eer lass 20h $ 2 1428 it received is; “I wouk ] be such t of 30 ape elected be books r the wine Wester! of Section $; ag. the X REt a Z safety . st Prev. ago *teee ee ohn 685 ee sked band he stuck hi tlook wil dividend for da will descri ster of from the buds Ve po feet aac a BO ximum ’ sugge petal od ay 11434 115.9 68.3 1080/ Ama: ight when ibs of a | ou quarterly conference. McQuai use in-regi cle alee oe Jatieilles ane amas m. today For ma = turn we Your ass Ties 208.8 se ee es back last n 1 into the ri | pay a told a news ired by law for hoo! is spo peter ba pe nee continuing a on At 1@ a. s at e re d- 1964 high ni oo 93.6 ps 99.5 liber pisto! rkley. cents.”’ he and Presi qu ffices. The sc’ for Local ceaat a eure: ap Tele nbs gre a point ere replie io verage f . the a eres Rodel ee 102 8 88 45 ca n in Be by the said that he would | deeds Institute i get sor he dence Ald bbl eoce there w Office than-a : tigate - os ee re delivery ma in the face 15327 Young Periman by the the Michigan paptlncdpeags Jig ee | a aus Ganse, beta ie Press nves : 1953 low . kicked idy of Alfred E. dividend sored nt plug ence De- | wae Rerth cua { said gpl) pro the Pr ing boxes: Ou |! iation. He was nce Cassi drove | gent “the new of | Governme. itieal Sci cee Roem one Tins cae uaste a follow hat y ; socia iciver \awre wis then ane meeting lege Pol ing Educa. | on the’ feet and ehord of | mereeg the f tages of this es Kentucky, to a nearby = policy at the veamtil pata and — ar s ay Ste orth con: 13, %1, 24, 28, a = van 10,000 his truck to ice, ff the Board of tly expand. Service. West S00 74 er orth and South Ms ven, 88, €a, 04, 85, to $10, and phoned pol Robert Wol cd vee ee ee tn h Faces | west sor gg ae See peed ary penne s. ° ured up in Police Sat. hat he had Young peed xt year due the | ke Yout tinuing var e ae last quae ee 70, Ti, 75, 08. t is ins . sting Berkley told him t t 2194 arnings ne: since lled La . line N. 2 ning. Westerly bdivision. 89, 92, ccoun ° ] Inve Cassidy delivery a ed e Of expenses the road Wa ny Case ee Gardens Bu contains 88, * Each @ ° ailable said pleted a tting back tie cutting took over | rt in Larce 258 | course “prenkiin described 6 adily av : just com d, and was ge nasheed Young forces owing the proxy ‘Cou 18, of line of cel adove : | 1,23 Male. re r+ | Cumberland, when the ‘This is me 14 fol) : 8. Kruger, ived ex- Pe acres of from —— ‘ aovinene mae ot ‘the City lavestmen Bonk Bidg. HITEHALL, after Police Mrs. in Wi and Count and | come as , the 3 R AL 4 Community Pontiac J. pepiorsontl has confes: that | q->ted vage, 17, as during a | cording Elm | 0a FEDE . otis = e 7 “post: | Marie oe intent’s a) didn't re- Hazen4, a C = Fe 2- " some beopl mes “| blacked tantrum” but broken. | Leo & i . free booklet protpectua ilmen someti = per r.the leg was a ae ae P S “ii |= rer | ge ee z ’ jn them . , , oe tes SAVINGS = Eom irenlas : ae * St U . Address. ti . “i . Sanne it . wrence . ~ ”" 16 East La : —, . . . 7 | . s Jens —— | os eee We We 7~eeer 3 : ; . ‘. Help Wanted Female - ~. A 7 LAUNDRY HELP AP aw ___ Work Wid. Female u a ee Mt | Secea ‘te QPESIRES JOp as os Notices & ersvuah LADY WOULD Bmore bale ey ‘Experi- are, MOVING AND sTOR P 25 WwW women te live te RE ELDERLY | © OM 4 att on |" Lassa hamnenipa aaronens i Wanted Real Estat ‘ _ after” sw wegen. Cul PE Teles f M WITH mOSriTAL EX. tue een Quick service, PE REDU — a 32-A| | Rent Apts. Furnished ay y 1 ved imvelid care, da: ‘N Perry ico, FE E eet Rabo) cme diebeperTet a & foil ®. Huron. MOTHER'S , days. | INCI ann ¥ | WILL TRADE. 33; R . xs EXPRLIERCED "SAC E >| MOTHER'S MELE WI ; WOMAN WANTS Ih NERATORS CLEAN at a" WEIG 3 BEDROO 2 ROOMS, ent Houses Purnished SALESMAN iGReES RiDE Wane 178. | oe ee 5 eh, RS of rubbish beuled. eo aaiiea | Tre our auaTIP ATED my? ogee tine wi aster wee! pen beni! ae sadaen 35 F - ee ken Se eee AIDE WANTED. = a. 2° Clean up. FE| fasthor fe ecient. « tise for - lak city of Pow) $e pag a - ‘or Rent Rooms 3 _Write ae oro Sa — own ROOMS dee'bae Ra ie n K iG Wi ; ow Hoo EEPING A : time 21-28. us service | __ for intervi ee Mi ice anon ~ ; s. FE! x fast home. Phone y lake MODERN. PR : in nd hengadth wired schaatll as { ew | cement s, rec. GUARA pumataed Bote “ service. i FE 6-325 bath and N. PRIVATE 2 re. Men. 103 WI! i. aie See pa el pe Saree aes ee wren Winter prices PE com. oid’ Kratos saved a “is | GREEN-LAKE OFFI Sate SCS since 1 seering ROOM AUTO, REST : : : C - ntendl - : —_—— . on bus line City Hali > oy les pel ee GOOD PAY work, Also AND CEMEN d PADESING INTER: scane rhe dancing Tones. mus FFICE |! ‘ROOMS PRIVA: FE 3 Saginaw ‘ —2-6855. : ii®DRAMATIC i _Pike. «| LEWIS D PAY. large’ or a. No u wtb nee cau aaa Ser oa, _Diggh OE Kancion pleasure. re REEN LAKE PRIVATE BA aT L SOO ee: FE 2 be "experienced MECHANIC WUST —STENOGRAP CORP:| Po Pete. rabteed ree Foo foe Rapa FEE TE Ses aS putas Fon al Lane” Weer SIDE eee | Arn NY Geen, + BOOM ses: | ~ Rooms With Board 38 and © competent . “NOG Huep. IRIE? ,. PAGE : steps y fallin . 1925 - | * estates bed. ROOMS ROO fey CLEA ~ ha a une nag ai oes : GRAPHER L ee! Co tracting. APEREAROING Tb ale pz Sua. een Bore “e — 1070 pe ry A ee eh FE Agus only. 38 ; MUR-| come oN a. CHILDERS ~ be ao Max TO ROOM AND [. Bou, Orasmobile a Houghten Sela General Office Work _Terms. | OR 3-276 eur bid te. |e etiNG che reve: 7G ~Wia, ¢ . please call ward 5-T144 a. M 34412 SUBLET 3, ROOM AP paste « Rooms +4741. MEN First & S8COND SHIFT. ii noe Oe Sarees oe al ivan aerate ieee, wine, OA eat or FE Child, to Board 26 ISN’ r 1m Nag! tae ren vs home ous 4xD BATH Home. o4.| PLEARANT ROOM a i = ee sporta al thing i N me hb : oe at iy tt he wat Sir | pals ta ORLOREN LOVED, AMD CARED Dp |e SS526-35 ee oS | eg aoe ae oe ¢ ane $8485, CEMENT Is < ran ad-writer. ‘shin _PE MS AND RD, SOUTHERN - ) . Floors OU SPRCIALITY. 7108 | Np Wid. | 2-1730. | tive BATH ATTRA My. ; meray Salesmen EM tate ts. aateowere: 2 Household 27 he 9 bias” roomy. Couple cals. rE John K. Irwi in bare off rw be: lines {on eae Et part-tim STENOG CAR estimates & OUT. ONE 3 NION \ Saginaw. Phooe FE a. 5 ; Experienced bd tcabaar ye work TENOGRAPHERS Alterations and © Pane a furniture contin? LARGEST If you live ose per tek <7: hen — ie _ i a td <5 BY Bini ance be ~ : z that gives you opportunity ion . tnd fireplace ae Garr: ROOM HEATED | WanTsD ot Ok Se AUCTION selling caclusively eotrates on 3 een ee a «BEDROOMS. 4” BA’ Sie ROOM AND BOARD ‘ foepitelisation, rence -end A , : TING AND 2072 |__of_furnitu o | extens area? bathroom ‘N. PRIVATE tower rime” and fire ROOM ANE 32-8426 a :. salary vacation with : . CARPENTRY BLOCK AND CE Inside DECOR = re. Ph of your five advert Chris VATE Lake. .: AND rseadst® Want pe Experience sa entre _tiimates. # eee maences re TORTURE MERREDI ee ties! Whose tater fares | OVELY 9 ROD oan Fa | eae eon Sst |e ie oe aaa fates ; : to work and ; BUILDING AINTING PAPERHANGING — Entire ho ‘EDED | finance ues of youriaree??Aedi ins bdrcnrtdled araitng PARTLY Bt. : 5-088, PB coms : ipely he ———— Ae _— Preferre nancing. Mode oo HA. Pl WALLS Pierre’ top ‘dollar 8 odd lots. ames possibilities on the ry Pieri gverlooking ‘Cass 2 soe FURNISHED 4 ROOMS, ROGM AND BOARD 20 CHAR: SP brow pert Pi 4.0470 ANE wil Get the f t Dee room ) 4 ROOMS. AND z wn. a a cert Pipecltt Ge aie, Fe Date. wOWER eo OR 3-1 aes _wumty_s = ter ten. ber outright mht the ones diglind jesteal chal wa ote Adults. $85, past 12,2008 heat s. "too" pet living room. Mate of K Moward. 7 a CARPENTER Bills. FE 2-670. | _ Pein Wait WALL waskina, |TMALL sale. Pu OR Sait. | AY »g Your property. rat get hove ARBOR © COSY = nOOsa PRE. he ra 7 GIRLF TO. BOARD A : i tions, WORK, aLTena.| WALL _ OR _3-2284 or OR Doub, sewin CONSOLE S ELECTRIC ony gat ae wanaee aon ieee i Cui Landjady cm cane" Toda wa ee “re oe. : [FADS! APPLY bul . OLive ae custom _Free WAH AND AINTING- WA NITED Fi FE & RIC | pall Ned eon feeccnisonton bad Pesos _FE 2-6012 LD, mother Won ong weet is, MODERN. BUNGALOW. ro on bus — ~_ Physso PE _6-2211. FU eseee Trousding lens |2 AND § ROOM 2-51 roan. 1 ébild nvale | * , e 4 0. OK SC LEADS! PONTIAC MOTOR Ra sat Soa free esti J herapy 21A Es oe URNITURE W prs ater iedaserhdg’ “hd FOR RENT FURNISHED ve eon ent Homes 38A | HIVES Commons. PR 46366. bat © ave ui x teaue Sen ee cour. I | E 7 CLEAN Se ped dine oc tug Soaal same’ ONVALESCENT CARE FOR EL- | LEAD VISION finishing + &- special 4ASSAGR THER- hers dread loner roa SS ea oe ece BATH seins bees (cabal eet ‘sts Cod $n ram % «hr, nur ! year's expert Eim_ 8&t., loot . techniq L&S call . on fe tarsi no drinkers. 71 ioe . Deposit on’ 00 | FE 5-7 taking bed patients Salesmen f Gt apt Jono Tayler. GRApUatE a $2081. ue. 72 | OAKLAND SALES CO. R relahed”™” PE soe air | weve nel mane F ipod” TWIN OAK REST HOME STATE eat wean SFATE ° — Pe a for the Famous| PERSONNEL Dk FLOOR SANDING, LAYING i | Red eckende Home cals en. USED PURWTORE BOYER IS. Y ROOMS AND BATHE ABULTS Ryda ae" he in | rede weancy for elder nn S) -RSONNEL DEPT +18 roe ) FIN y.| WA 72-2866, R Tate Ora Bellev w men 34 how 4 E wa T - J 21819. e. entral. FE T ANTED Al ie Paces REALTO Orton. ue Island, | WALLED EAKE. Tereine. Piegibas rales r ur nursing Our, mes ev 7 GLEN GENERAL BUILDING nae elevision Service off _ lamps. TIQUE D DISHES | AnD _ “Spent vie?) or OR > v, ROOMS. PRIV front. ' block fe ROOM LAKE- 3-031, OR 3-9431. = rerage over, $180, per WOOD AVE. brick BUILDING REPAIR.| DAY 22, Wid. Mi 18 “Open '# to 8 Bun tte S ee ATE ENTRANCE. a enka Hotel R bared week's work PON sterin. cement _ NIG! ~~ =< TRA rie f/ BA ALKING DISTANCE OF DO’ pe ooms the a goortaniy join oon cf eC ae. +0 end til work. FE re pine, Fe bee _ | WANTED: cllaneous 28 ane es re is. BATH. PRIVATE. SQUARE| room ) DISTANCE OF DOWN. ATTRACT 3 Dantes. With row ee eee b §-6300 ae ROOM FURNISHED. APART im IVE newal plan our poled GUARANTEED ROOFS, ALL BERNIE P_STRAKA bake o' DBM ALL, Cc COMMERC rip for acemee or eaany |? —— PURNISHED & Nicely z baths, on aera six| ette apart STUDIO KITCHEN- And 1 008 you a '* | SCHOOL TEACHER 383 $35.32 pO or M MOTOROLR Bales SERVICE WTD BOYS: ace TAL Pauity Trade scarce, trade dows |_Leke, ee Dee‘ APART. quired, Pootiee-P aecaranes ca. ean Se ee nrevert year over sit. year!) Hurse school ~ ACCREDITED J68 2-021. FE t th Bivd Bervie good condition. ICYCLE, 4", al) parti « made to r Tite en CEDAR 18 ss Box 54. Hope Daily maid every pA OE CO at a the fegding jheviae 88 econ on, | OUARANTERD re ee a Fas | eras ia sllpurus concerned” cli Uh ao ree ey LE Sunes letctoni year towed’ cot | oh sarge Mecha, and. mantaly . Seay 4a can Attractive: salary, Posi une wODERNTZ Att | alae _DoN's Ratio & tot Cone on wo Beg ety TE wens JORRIS & SON thay dearest CLEAN 4 eniy: ¢ een aneres pe furnace. piscks: comm’ ot se Scaton tee 3 me bos 1 ATIO Se ae : : | WANTED TO 1 ORS - Pe : ate ent ROOM y Ca! ny a 65 | uy, Basements rea —caipen| “OME SERVICE Cara | Md elas J tr ae ee | ES COOP MEMBERS mskoreecan’ Dat with landlady, HoUsEs iM Arbor 2 Persons | RITZ MOTEL FE 8-0404 STENOG inoue, ere}. MITC bar My eur”? goon | LISTINGS WAN Ti'sim ony’ OR seat say. | tere Tete! watson rors. on|. HOTEL | STENOGRAPHER- __| P@gLATION CARPENTER woax “8 ©, Pix HELL'S TV Money | Ww We peed listing. WANTED _* “ROOMS” FURNISHED — CHILD o une, Rental “Asency PE ei It's BONTESC ica, kitchens : ee anted — real estate on all t | PE S12 $18 CHILD MO poate Cal eaters 6 ET ; CASHIBR additions, roofi note Ty AT ell! __ 2BA! ine, Pro gine an ype ot | Ora a acc | 1complt Massenak “WEEKLY R 4 A Lali I r a 2 3 = . RAL Ser ate oA in ‘colora, te knows bow to nce Ta bem, Le 0 tnt Penties me F< ceatrects oe SEASONED _ alcecwe aaciibat Pe | mee Bhecae orga yeasune ita Heeal ig « aries pte ‘or bustier al ences. Phone ere Ald ASTSRIno ae eo Lustig — | ort jot. Rewared Pacae On Goaneee akineae 18; D LAND | | a and Sith Adulte onl one notes FOR acey oh Huntoon ee Pons Lea beaetinil ings. end wen) fine lst. ot Le n Ketle AND RE.| LOST: LARGE ' _— @ LOAN CO ne ¥ | _tawe Ph Bawtree privileges ub. with | you List t FE 71-0251. LARGE ey Sr N | (oH y — riymeut ae ul en private send ay Jou, can "do Sito anne work, CEMENT WORK ons Cal ¢ Cari gps and RE: ber Gkewend! Teft ear and wae te PRICES PAI se : re wes es AD a2 Wasning ——— call (oF ‘appointment = terms. 2. 0028 = m.- a D | . Cau ree tn ‘and. talk pourselt crews t floor ROSERT fA. CHAPI ve s-come.| Kisewater Dr a Cll wene Pais cence BIOHOL (HAS DON Priva AND BATH U +1204 | 5 ROOM, mashing. ——— GALERMAN HAR for over. _ labo ue Sere , aide a ig prdibees ee heating. f =e ELUMBING ae Phone as ceenel! HAR are ones te our That's right (IT AGATe i Oot entrance FE JPSTAIRS | Asse! Tae, NEw 7 BED. HARDWARE t. | CAB r 4:30. 8 PREC 6-3478 T ONE | 8-8350 *| 6-6183. 33 Ww H | ever se s We hay | Ms UNFU | e in. Rea e locatio $325 NET Wacing DW TSION MAC’ ke KEY CH uron, FE_ and per cent of e soiq _Mechant RNISHED 87 | longer sonable Till J: n “Th ae up. | _ ished AND )._ W. Pitawate HW FILED ye_in Tel-H AIN. WITH | — are despe our listin eM. ot! P Reply Box une or Fe nop Os Ge 3. serpent oe re. 8A oe eee | wren shoppin, o; MORTG ail tybes at erecsre: wrens gs 3 ROOM APT la nooes: 108, Pontiac Spray a Sue a CARPENTER WORK _ 94988 __ Mane TAGE LAD owes 3 ae MORTGAGES _ dimat gad) countess “eoties Gedy) bhepart gAnD BATH: 7d, CHILD @ ROOMS BAiH AND UTILITY munchies Apel ae Part time only, OR WANT eo. ‘TREE Manley nen, 10 Bagiy Hobbi | ON a oO GAGES courteous action Lael Off Clintonville oe ve LD | room. For reno AND UTILITY Gebvomen. éruge. everest = CARPENTRY. | CABINETS R tien? peopilg Al lal REMOV. _Hobbies & Supplies 244 apecalcal or Tot toon front — Otfiee Open 04 , Rootes perry B own Pianders re 14896 Ph REALTORS . Maintenance men, exp. $195 up. _PE ¢ors0 & siding. D. M. Wri = E 48805 FR | BACK™N a tec A In y Sold add ABY | hous eTRICTLY one OR 31873 _ EMPLOYMENT AGEN CARPETN, o mene: > Bee | _Boetiee for games, serabt LAWRENCE® ¥ kD. CHARLES | A. JOHNSON, Real ROOM AND PRIVATE. on Clyde Ba. Schoo! oe OER =a fais Te Te ee ae cy [OMe PE eae AND ping & Taxes 14 to itt, el errno lars ae society, 1017 8 Te | FE 4.2533 cater on ree, oe ear gus Main’ ene & = GA ae be neat MEN, MUST CaB accou It) Talia up (fram ve —— ~ _ 3022 weekly. nton Ex. 5608 | EW KYS to = Peutias and Cad Penne DINE MAKER “ap Cane | Howie & TAX SERVICE CAMERAS ve eee FAST Actio oa 1704 S. Telegraph Rd ‘ OMS, 2 BEDR ate oa [7 BrDRoos AUTOM. | to Stam" hre ‘tenis’ mennstr | EXPER ree speciaiy. FE| Foot S vce | fre 8 sp i anos min. | {,rou nave ihe Ration 7 “own |S aed ring rooms beak | of "water and eat PE 40008 HAPPINE ars 4 p . a nd _ wo cA vntiae Codillec, “Bir: Wed CARPENTER | DR peclalist _1SA bees uve 827 50 vies Dlower eae cian Real Be We vioeations = earn ses all sizes a — Thurs, ; between ape ele BEDROOM. SS O SALES: | nished. er, Reference : A AK elec $3 69 ewers, reg. | — _ - Clark 492, ask ae bd and rmé acre ROOMS A ent and bath. e. Full base- Best dea: 1 MEN WANTED ™ ved FE 61024 es fur. chali ANTER, FOO recorde REVERE iJ = for | For qui sel) jand age.4 Priv ND BATH _ $100 per bare ri r MAN 7 st. 3’, 8 ? tT sPr.| * r, best yet, tape = | Ick reliabl contrac ate entranc ~ COUPLE. T_month, privileges.| HIOME : pievenes n town for home 4) ©6DRESIRES GENERA 37526 _ Baginaw st elonine out $15 down, d sale ol uizou fe service o St. e. %6 Hend WODERN 1 M 3-4432. ME AND IN 4-8819 or salesmen Phone im: maintenance work OFNERAL : —S FE | MIDGET fn tits $875. ° pic nl il contract. ca i peta) oe n the aR jersoti | Pontiac. 1s ices S NORTF OF See INCOME Nese ene at 213 ¥ FE tfica! and rk including elec” Dressmakine | Tailo popteed a ey Ge a te nee ‘mited | rm ON i r land OOM APT >. $15 per week. Tr OF| w 10 ACRES : th nfo oorhei 5-964 carpent ALA akin ilori Whole OR vor vour La rl _ Huron . INQUIRE MODER dot tad MA §-8003, est side 1 Beles Cone twos Monday PL Merahino i ~ an K.7 ailoring 16 supplee “aha fauhee wouas oe werine Viena icoetre:te rast m2 mien RE ALTY CO. ¢& BATH Te Ww foe aan Neal Pe a ROOMS, 3 with ¢r rooms. j bedroom ‘bose, | i ie ET Ee a Be no Misi ro many arwing ano AL gytinen are inter a | i cater “Soho or vain TE Sa dene aa raEE— CLE Hea pop —RoDaE Pps sith t rome og Inui) cer qualified ING FOR A LUMB m 4-8324 aft ork guarant uron FE §-87 ICE 1035 sonallr son or Mr 7 : YOUR 5-1603 adults. ROOM Hi sulranse aan © cage SS ones woe “iS UE Garcin "WANTED. ‘Paraliors “wee cours Dane ROOM eet 1 _ JOTINSON, Realt 3 i IME OR EOL he i ROOM LOWER UNFURN 1 | _S0062 ' Oe _ BOUSE | FO FOR fail "basement ae waren r © . . . Weal fy» aS Ld j e i YOUNG MAN 20, : . WILL MAUL | TRASH. GAR See 106A + peed ara eh cae bsg = PF 4-2533 or eau have a small Vy distance’ to Pontine Mi walking | T Room. 3 BE screens. 2 — aon =f = any king of work ce Like 1° ee e_ FE_ 31388, J ane AOE. | Netty PE eenee lace ss aa 1704 &. Velepraph R it your price | ex well. call us 3 ROOM a july 1. “te peer oe on soon roped tounere peas. crs 3-22306 OLD H ___ | _ftalty. FE UES A MACHI = yraph j right. w and te 8 S&B Hill location until m homes plus tw graduate w IGH_ SCHOO 8-0162, FE 5-73 SPE. Perfect NISTS HERE TO GET : = xd. W e will be rms are Heat ATH OPP ils $125 in Semi storm with 2 o 4 __Help'\ Ww ~ , You te_wante_work. FE_ 3: || Garde sal | sho sate = to ie ad) land THE MOST FOR- — e will be glad” your equity cou furn Garage ER UNF 44-8530 a month MI nole = $108 sand screens bedrooms. yanted Female NG ‘EXPECTA 3221 | Garden Plowin owe Logan floo complete your| 18 contract. Re FOR YOUR your pre glad to look y ple 44 Newberr Middleaged.| PAR = dwest 28 00 per mont with rental of enn a “2 childre NT FATHER | ng 16B ing with quick model, 10 1 the “bird to ese, a3 Partrid Mca SOU cin aor oe Ge over 8 ROOMS ¥ TLY FURN z .300 $10,000 nh Offered Pe «ow in, despera' RAPA “ bp. quick chan nch| _8t__ Phone o see. 43 W ce Wea are under nytime, porch UPPER. TILE BATH. after 6 PH FE NOW down at ALTER ~ call in take anythi * for | > EDMUN | chuck oter Compiene: gears _ Phone FR 2-8316 Hurop | re glad toe no obligtion ch and bese LE BATH. | WA pm 71-6603 SEE IT RATIONS i FE §-5126_ ng. Please) Garden P} DS & SON chucks and beste plete set of wRhny Bee nine oe exceed thie) triees ster School Srement Near Web. LLED LAKE _ | Mo owing. Bull Used accessorte ; AVE ikl te are intere: -| extra No_ AC heat. ut | convenie: ALL MODERN ( eens LADY | Work Wd. - FE B14 swing andl Leveling | ss ret ea eee ee Feel | on equities. of 42.000 See ewan | 3 Sete or_ OPE 4008. Serpe) A el! red blocks from DERN COMPARE WITH AND womr PSS ay 1 OR 3-66 Mo cost riced) lesasone sal to purch On eal Estate or under. | OOM MOD oe eekly, 555 E m ‘village. | THIS zs ANY | TON =e RAED Lewnde I DEL AIR ei soned | land chase new or pen evenin 1362 W. Huro: west sid ERN. ON THE caretaker at Lake Dr ENGLISH NY FULL OR BABY & 1 Laundry Service 18 ‘suppli PLANES, : cliena Se contracts fo _ tor Mr f FE 46492 n Bc e. 1 block f THE) _Court 136 Wall ee Located in TYPE BRI | : PART TIME housew orina A AND vice 18 ve es & motor Boats ASK FO ¢ me defore Four Clar . Ask hoot Avail rom Webster rt_or MA 43234 ed Lake| /ands East Bloomfi CK : erwetk dave, Pa Oo CURTAIN To 81 Complete R BOB MAHAN —————— January. FE able the first 2 YEAR OL! jude meer woodward eld High- PPY'S RABYSITTING IN_ E _$-2034 eons aie on ee T e HAVE CLIEN 1 BE _ FE 5-4429 after 6 ot | | bedrove net D UNFURNISHED 2, ‘ake Rd. You like the planning 4-986) IN MY HOME -. equi expertly finish ALL MA- 27221 Lawrence FE you. Buy-To Se! 130 to 160 T WITH CASH tea: DROOM. NEW _p-m.| stove. fi modern home. D2, and workmansh! ike the plannin Nati cr = FE) w pment. Cotton ed in tatest MC DE F BUY IT_WEL! To Insure | proved acres of FOR | cs Large livin CONSTRUC.| Wa 4! ireplace, Venet Electric | {u! 6 room. 3 p of this be hl - onal Clath COLORED WW —_— ashed & ft rugs, all siz L BOAT IL INSUR aa farm iand good im. | ette 1 smal room, kitche ing machin jan blinds. *°Ur bedroom ho: @uti- ' Mig Mo OMAN | LAUN uff dried AU es, ; cents to 8 & CAR E IT iles of Pi witht | vate bath 1 child wele n- carpetin: e and wall 8. | entrance to me from ___9 8 BAGINA g mn. Wed and F DESIRES DRY 2 N UTOMAT to $20 800% Artist: 8 ‘ontiac. n 2 (a & entra ome. Pri-| ca: a 2 childre: to wal] | ‘t_lving the attracti NAW ergaces § ri. work : bes near _Tel-Huro’ Telegraph | 80° cot st's sets. H _ ager in rea nee. see man- nt and o: nm allowed V fire room with ve 21 aap se aca tint PER | AE ORCAS RO Ca hail fips ou oe ae, ee Pac ee: |_ ind ana athe Sees. reese ata a : RBGIRES tne cleaning f rSIRES (GEN. ee beautifully ft AIN Gn RGF: PAINT BY cing : muthesst 0 Pont ot tri ms. private _REAUTIFOL 3 — j ath, 2 spaciou: one bedroom. tile | apy Per io lag peta anes POR RANTLE Peay et |e Mure Wamer SHER ve Co A Tasker, Restor 7 el ee | __ For Rent Rooms _37 be feam en etary ul ly in Person col OnE . r F LY LAUNDRY SER __WIN-WITTTAMS mes eHER ae REAI j . or, FE NEW Lake Rd. : Ann nn enn nn ue hot w ull hy D- ce Ph. NDRY SERV. a1 Ww Fan ees, TORS UNFURDN = 1 8 r soften ater h Woodwar: a ae . eae “GIRL” DESIRES DAY ae taunt PE Noti _ eR eee si eent Apts, _Furnished Radiant. hes Neer calaheee | en FE 2200 NO DRINK. rage Sie 25. tererna quar NING | | : ces . Uran updays eee eat efront ee -!} ered c 2 car es ; DENTAL } shane Ra | gant NO AND | IRONING, 2 Landscaping - & Personals 25 ae ac Ph FF 20263 2 ROOMS CL ~~ 33) lites trees Some iene ete ATTRACTIVE _____ | ctian COrBiee Gente Gad oe or full HYGIENIST FOR Pint | oe after ‘Sepace FE ee 118A av pIVOX a . TT sohome eontreci or cane ! YOUR bus line CLEAN, 2 NICE ace Dor he thiv se optional | 847 W. IVE ROOM Fr FOR LADY. down Bp at side gad Mer | TRe. ae Oe Mt oN : — tv in vour 2 RO@ ard Lak othy Snvd page ae rape meneseny IT. Y @ month CC as } eibedanted wher association in e WORK OF ANY kB TRIMMING Po N Saginaw MOES kK. | , MS NICE e Ave vy suvder I " T BUS | YOU LI th COMP | lorte en a _trences KIND. | _ tm AN tlace o FF «05 —-t. Templet bus LY . Lave STOP: , LOVE ARE tige se aapisated wre ef. DAY ae 5-9608 REF- | ing Free estimates Oe | vox and ay ae Om Renee Genie i. eton, Realtor > noone Adults. BORN NEARS 110 W mee stron nder | _modern. quiet aoe FRONT, Le Tas Prerapping Apo re} a Foo: | i Deeeison ER FON | CATLDAEN yi Moving & | ANY OIRE OR won ec_dealer, | Want wanted K ake Rd FE eases ent ion ete mae ay B90) Mutual eteet | ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING F ee ou suv ite IRL PO [Foc ark home. FE 5-7038 | ring af * riend! AN NEE ed k ' 3 Ase i - SPactoUs | tual 41647 cD or wome G ROO u ‘BUY IT. ell Ta Bros iby “We Mey R MEAT | BOOKKEEPE. mee eying Spleen Vernon Vie. Phone, ae eal Est ROOMS A PACIOUS S$ | ROO 47 _ 43666 cn west IT WE t person 8f ing tm this R NOW L gi® -¢ non Vie. Pho eontact Mre ate 32-A 32-A;) um. ND BATH. art $8 OL 2 M HEATE side Il ee ae xxPenTENe __Maple, Birm iva | eat rdentecektnire Familia v-| ASHES AND R : S | —fidential_ The Pied FE 2-8734 Co a aduits only. 163 PARTLY SMALL APT | 4881 or OL ae BUSINES ; for RIENCED SALESL | scmaccte die en r with} FE 7-640 UBBISH HAU BOOKEERE jaivation Arm ° 2 HOUSEKEEPI! wECrees’® er oreters ‘IN PONTI | turn SS GIRL'S EV de ADIES: C& ie Also | LED. KKEEPIN i | Close 1 NG RO preferred. $12 pe AC COU. | ished, livin ERYTHING gant me Sorc ceo fp copebie ot man or productio HAULING. | of all kind G—TYPING Me S =oye= OM Ss, | — Lincoln _1-7017 2 per week | Privileges g room and kt 4 mas mon Bare ¢ or)| | Saespors meine ott =}, RUBBISH fis Tremuch aa | —e. cate Serneenet: WEST || wor er Peek Cal min private tchen 4 EXPERIENCE! y. Apply Pesey's oma Spa. Way tir esas, -_S'Sses DArement® ee? mUsIneas en EE s.08ns a Rooma, FOR} ADULTS FE | sao etl a aL (Fess eeeenen ca | comnrause REG ‘ insurance de D GIRL FOR FIRE IRL DESIRES OnE Tae: LONT HAULING — _ mas cards EN SEND CHRIRG. S] ' hoot ULTS. FE cone in Dec. 7, Call _ COMFORTABLE operative Real eee one g and short. _>-7273 ged opie CEs heap. PEs? OS wetficiently, Mutual een nn | ersten |. PRIVATE ENTRA NEW Gk@ “BOLLDING THAT Wan Lichen ertineee waar FE Exchange sei “Huttenlocher “Agency. Fx. | | HOSPITAL Exp. FE| LIGHT AND HEAVY TRU oyneras OYA ee ADAG thd or Sl a ANCE. | a. be made BUDINO Fi eee Abad ae (ah sie Open Eve -0263 EXPERIENCED —® RA ency, FE aurse. TRAINED PAR __Rubbish ha AVY TRUCKING | ererscs) and Red eG it vee jive in 7 R « couple. acy usaet koe Re cere: CLEAN Eves. "ul ® sun. 104 NCED | 61 Doctor's CTICAL | Li uled. FE 2-0603 G.| week at the B os featured th ravton us k the Waterf OOMS. GAS | plant and 1 3 own h | FE ROOM 2 oR NEXT W. 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BROWN, Realt out, “garaee, iv lees |B 0 CHART ES Ree eer0 Coss HORSE aoe eesca e beanaom, 3 room home a td tom ‘ember or This and & e rooms of and FE 4 tor 10U8 ¢ BED! r en, basem a ve . Laree : we r ‘eos Real E FE 2-4816. | P would feat room your |1717 6. T 0521 2 BATHROO ROOM, conn & lat mt wre 1% ca corner Exch. Ge out year ip apt. Co-operat: baa ey Ra : M, FU ost ae very re ft. deep. Ca. D I ive Weal Estale, Bachang >) 5 eeeten: dae gael 85) a secconbies or cosh % ° HO! ayer . Orion on DANDY HEA ace cas) a PORE elson v fideo» Down. 5 T. LAKE PRIVILEG Plus IKE BUILDING Donelson | Be ee REASONS wir Sims | RATER ES : 2 1 jor a ° ig ee Gels, feu WHY _ 814.580 INC == ses renair ve Trovelty.” Tent. Ydeal | LO ACK Old Orcha diate ant, attacn ed A. C, heat-| ], VAL > oe er a oe . A ALL incLupina_ Lor, *% bide. tome, Sa ee ie | 9188 cn ELAND . rd Drive ‘ : UE week .ALL MORTOAOE ; = ek or | TE a Ha: R Orr real costs r pene Seiad on 1% story Modern i 2. co buy at 93900 with $1200 wT FURNISHED EXH E gain. S, ra ' aite wa on brick | condition ve RU HOME oe IBIT -958 : pe ion west por ed heat and garage basement good ig ra be ST! UCTION he © OHELSE A’ manana N DAILY aT LAWRENC LAKE P lid Home Seavern anchip have been WE SELL per m 3.0 and fin 3 BEDROO ELT NEAR Of EW. and beving 4 = tis eed © the e been in- - WE, IL | FHA & M BRICK ARD “LAK R ORCH- AY Reaagey pe oie eee large room atiractive home. = ADE Rot weur - & GL: BRD. P D uy at only B agponn all Gential men iis, pibtacied, rest _PORRIS & SON 4. YARD” beat. Nextt!!!” Ms with city water, LG allie Federal +6101. MONE, | 196 E. Pine st $8 acre, A Wi a a tome, foregone fe Soe Hews _ 4 ~ GI-s600 Dt et ant OR wines Rad AB 2 7 ry * . . ! KENNEDY ern, | basement. i SPER 10 med tne 43) __For Sale Hi Gl 00 DOWN peas or Six Rooms’ R. cthing to oe homes. " ' es ; 7 erp by REAL Le acre. 2/2 oe to SEE. 3 oni FS |° “~ fouses + 43 PLUS N ANIZAT rm — eS = ons VAL scot ee eennes “8 — Gi 10 years | NEW $ ROOM S| coheed er waite. = vor FH C11 x bee po Searme mperee Yining | Coopers ET, Realtor . “Buren ‘pm. Pp a a irOux aS Hick "| "Site®coecmeree ne OpsE FOR a a Ea A $1050 weet ERANS mt. aston patie ceoret, a Cooperative Rai Estat ay 4395 Dixte TKING LAKE : ‘ : Bs rnace r heate : Hewv. S room. HO) HA NO DOWN in screene. laund: storm iv. acT : ie po | Drayton . AC oil 7 uep.| 4 VE Y (Me WN PAYM paved eymet Fraggendy tS vICK 8 t ou are Johns , OR 39701. Plains sete nce, slate dae ae. | fanee nome OU - DOWN PAY WN HA, cost abc ENT one iymet ta binehow, am Tos te for a ber an eons $ Nos Fg wD “A would like Sab home PLUS NN Onn Page ~ cag U suburban . ' — on| HOUSE 16 D y eae See A a ee wr conrs) _tsnas AN | teers as | BETTER r plumbing 1 base- Automatic. ‘ol 44900 lot. & mie si ia CA : ‘ HOMES © - : - 62 led 1 forced arden near! gbtly Owne N BE . et big ore Vitus DA a S rocatea BEDROOM S doors Dot ruroare besler. forced Florida» ron op air heat. BUILT | me fg with Inne 4 nd tering en teen gd . — 3 ted ILY 1 TO 8 P.M tered this the city on @ and spray, til an te ge emo dine a ae story hom IN 1941 ant ‘cask Dreagfast room. ki : og org nowt ra bua home —— wets THE “ . wel aan focal ” Bitu @ w eatioct sing | Rid e ors rooms, exe e With ta bedrres sete front porch kitchen earage, handy’ to old. Ker and. tncinera rama: | 3 MACEDAY” ment. gas heat, and full Base: restricted subdivision. ar lotere wen dry basement. Tota erge bright | °° ved bath up. Pull bes ‘ y Aes pamene @ full price n e] school screens aluminum , Sells indow rms. price § i mt. |- WEST with terms. bus . Handy oe é 10, This sID co} ta Mr. Osmick Tres. “atte “a7 sitesa BEDROOM only y is bedroom: EIGHTS MS we edly wong og | tittones ree full bemt iS ad by ea a oft ne base- Ponce UT Pega el ° y O ao. a Pall bath. today. Hign. | beet. Abs root par- : Jou 1s0nibe ft newly Bt D E VALENT IN REALTOR - IN down. $65 ML agar I WHITTE Just’ $428 00 ‘dot Ege Ponys Say : saer'é oa rt ron age on PLUS M own SAOINAW. On DISPLAY 1d ‘Oakiend A “Pree, Pe PILL per me, Immediate Olassed-in EMORE ST. wn plus mortenss | : : e 7s OR VALU 8T. aS SS ve. rk 4 : iment only. Eves. | Perimeter OVED Feat cosTs ABLE OIPTS 18” "rites ‘aia 4 BEDROOM stan) Wel wi a BR ‘ gaecuset [Ege om bone John K l j toom SUBURBAN fleor toeend PURCHASE OF dirs “tan @ 7 roo ort ge floors, room ter Inds. : e modern ating . THe; ‘ec M m hom a home ms Total & . : rooms pine smal a ae ail large | gx¢ te "hardware. cabinets. with myCCe 3" Bedroo floors. nice “beth *eewer hard wood "40 ACRES—V im ont FARTORS ° 500 ™ Since. 1928 a i eaiy 61.400 om ole rail with ce Master folding xT ae HOME " oa ax own see oe S—VAC! ANT tte 8 Bun. Tt : ae oe = ca ee H , $1,000 do’ price. | Carey oors on ith C Rice § S “CUCK $300 per ; 5 bedroom with an FE > : OFFICE wa. aiek hese siding. arport lovely room mod KLER ne _ auiractive 1804 j OPEN 5 en ee wens 236 N. REAL =o LAK Cau" seat tery, Te 4 9-6 windtite mee Gekect Ovner on|_E tinaw yi E EST e A. JOHN “oe — a ~< wee. cla trhlev ATE oe or geste OY ) t: SON, R 6x 10 sliding win- mode! call for will sccept 7-6143 re’ 4001 | Bee ibe el. 220 ft at or. ; ealtor |, %: laundry $750 "931300 equity. | BARG $6312 CS coiber Ween cerume ond , 5 BED } FE 4-253 r — on Vacant ty. ARG , «| reg oe shrubs TW You ROOMS ~ ‘ 1704 sacs! pars street! < seas base ‘ ye tal) BARGAIN rages = go grag oa = and | Oe lar O HOUSES You owe tt to — . Tele AV “lia Es ON BOTH n y $19 trees | nice land met. of! core bedroom IN¢t | feo 2 firevleces in Burt ceo eh oe Bast ¢ which is te eee : graph Rd. ams & Maceda Vv 0 Dn “tou “berries: Pivueges oe sere grounau fru trees out “Aue done with. good 5, pcautal ed sag “weiss feandaiio, ia ‘begat stops Williams Lak $11.8 y ETERANS 5 “70 Ake FARM moth, ‘ee thi gma and ‘is er | | well, ‘etned ah te win oa" ach Cd Gf ) TS poached of orchard. Jl ~ pect M 104.908 8 ra of d. A av Yh sed you once ot 8 e ‘ 0 $750 D INT — 25 ac % acres M WR yment for re Suitable AS = I YLC yR ae e re $150 guive ot een OWN — FH car garage. 2 Ce bacomemS = IGHT, Real Pe 3004 \ REAL BS buyer main flee large bedrooms 7 ICE PL A e. Exe ay to 8 betreses n — iis Hwa <3 coms for right man. See | sin 90008 Seco Gees Real mou room with fire large it eadao droom sarter bom own = oa] eee SEW i Ath ve sha Mer Soon me ee e| peea toe vee wbroo nice tote on ie “2 soot psn ‘mi: wateh — ap- immediate oce es reedy for EWA : te Ex §300 DOWNS ROO Exch. Eur’ it ie eq a ; H west side pency. o7S LG acre. : work om. i pleted on —_ “WH p redlleagad 11-0 datiw | Baidw help | Bate one, Or'onville. OM MOUSE, =| partie’ i; wuliy “room ‘everiack- R omes. : once tese bee. je Rea! Estate mm _ down, on this} fre and emai Wc j en Lace Drive Foe the tai "pachange | » Coaket * a me a france nan for Sale REALT Co. BR erie 2 yeas tee-tssep yaaner tos| \Y | aie oe HOUS eye oe | Se Tibsendcceutaes | Plan to See and C Corner OR Z ol Li g. 3 for aterfront S ; | $1500 down E nm. 3 room .. ne eigen 2 0 ¢ and Com Sry can are : — — Oniande place. te room with sd foond Fd beautiful 7 abs ial | ery 3 — ~~ this G E ‘O. M - peee. house. Cres- at $13, ht for in A This Home pare T§ Calon = . ont rita or OR Lo FOURTH § sue Rene? iene will band co. good low Has. oa | ceilings, oak walla —— (= OMAR BLE, Realto Bow win the alt ii.t00 “down. Mod Live Where You MRT ee 2m ect tetra sey ST. | | mee, bag gaat | ae cone ee | ire Eta Sek a wala sy eel Te | OD el Open . Al tu ME Soler” Gace! tare 5.6 room u ‘ eat Tyo ey es ere Y for a rnished. Sid $iomo | $1500 r, nice city sew beach $7 home. y Just y shade 10) E- ] af pcniaaer ce Flay St. $8, ro ig pee aroroaheend down ean | EME Son semi wou of pavement. $880" “block | SE ily 1 NTL. poy g yp aaa 3 BE -_ ; = of torn | SELL OR T Y NO GIs—$ loa le EDROO EMBR . oo; R TRADE | ' \O DOWN PA ere orn pa Dhbh Moves You In! eautiful 7 room MS 1368 c EE & GREGG Seeing is Believi ips ony in aDE OS. AT oy SS ee ee ENT Le mt] Sear. garege. par ent sake Vi Lage me You lt bar elieving ome, wth 3 beer modern . ‘ pedigree On large shady fee vaca Seen suple “v a qo OxBOW Ad t ere te ope this value heh ps pedeoo=es: Ons OFFERS peme cp Du ae | 4990 Ro: diccorated. ou ee lake. Appren #18, mon ppc er | ee WEST SIDE ae MODERN FOUR a4 t muck for the | Near for 68 house. that | Only $1,200 De ——_ ira © En ae pally Snot pote Drive ‘atic co ull g. Mod th includ eat. pecs 8 . yment. PE ¢ $4060. Lo’ own, 3 room and oe On ster rf month Ww — rr ent Lake > : ° Qn e} ese decor room +4007 ww bed bath ly an J M n ght ¢ (M-80) j drive, On William “ cemer ora Bed 2 cay at pm basement pevawood Moors fa W OR | GpTBaement OT aes. cp fey Modern home on weat, side | E = anne i fs Ee ease ee ANCHOR RFALTY ea “RIBCE ad w! What More? sore aT Wis Ses =a pg = eee aii | surance. as $51 lodel Ph oO ms 2 find th aded ‘ ‘ OS i aund: base " orteag ——. Nae a one FE IDG 6 io ¢ corner. OSE IN lausdry woe meat, ‘ @ costs down, coots er Cs 0 +00 _ EW Senrclow as room “12” bedrooms Lakefr 3-4 room ae Sores ters autom atic veterans ames mort Remod XF “OR D 975 Ba AY ungalow 1 paen well ca: ont Brick come of apartments reened porch race. Estab’ 1 : Id sunr%om, * gare, red { This } ‘ $310 In- stablished r Se eye ¢bearoome, room home off | Se-operative Rea NEW De erage, “Carpeted reflects. exe suburban ho transportation On a ond ' North Side Only 90008. | 61.009 DOWN ™ WM. A. — futt Saremest and car tering | MOCrrestion ROOaE Be wre,seaea | shan ew Beco gee esting oe sntte and wougi with 600 | Loide Faved tree Cig good beds _- KENNE A HOME OF YOUR ot a Cent relly, garage: oo laundry cee sree = waication, X2 Mar. hving are sure -Weasrid : Ay = you Sarees town i out ocae a pean xreenen school rm. home hd | EDY ’ AWE scaped ent. 1 tu: call — y e nee room. tt your ¢ interes’ y room. mod room, ini lima, fa rm OWN viae REAL ES pag se 5 ree ee é . RIGHT WN £2,000 ph ae Lethon, com ; mis eet Dest eer acs Cook nad 3 “s — i. o ; un Oh Brenis i TATE ares Pootusa - vilege rid U, I . ow! Leaenat tiled bath aa 8 this good 5 te bedroom. Book and 2 chen own t Have « ont, -— sean hor 8 Semi OA, 83122 gnu Rens bares och nion mmediate P ; The 1 and 3} beares the | G eal | ‘sereens 8 Atormes laree pric: is Pipl of you D rie ~ inole Hil La = PR cio we Ossess ground sement rooms. LES auto Stoker hea an¢ e, Ms. as Te . : RAYTO A truly ills _Lake Mar B. Keith, 0 rooms sion! wind level shel Bhat a 2 WwW -ES REALTY 1M matic wate: t new |W 7 tel. % W. é fine eight fo sms «nD Tt « aed] Sime) ainié ain m this fe =ieews one 3 os . Huron. CO. 1M car geregr. or heater. ALKING ‘DIsTA} : realy. passes you. parr Cope — i Fitchen. its dining room smily | for the kiddies, t in ree- a 1 ae at jase wage, fenced reer) Ree re eee 0 nao es ys cle te — ing G. 1. hom overlooking Cre S Taree lot tt onty 636.500" in het 9 N : . oe aS ok oF ‘oe aan ners s''| BEST BU fee wl | Stee tage NR | east soe Cons oy Near Fastern Jr. High ss =e cal rere Nor , $17,800. =e W call. early new one “states piggy Sota Je cel, Si a reat bay ot | Ol lorth Off Baldwin YS Civflians, low wn Payment rr] ver Don't You? block ugatot ae e@ story five room — in le oe ROOMING HOU ol CLES BARTER AS 3 ro 07,180 with TODAY monthly Posdallbcdeg pavment. Lo epoearane counts am Situated Hig and of cement renee re —, it ior 08 Near Baldw Hway. or M gas heat. frame, full ogling vine "3 Tpedroom — = pac ta valve pooch ay importa — psen yey ale Other Tapialy hice metic readers aon 2 AO, Mi, waar, enance 21068. . . * and you . En re moti interior < own. = on ter, - pay ‘It Two Famil TERRIFI from —— at or = ed SS ; means, phen you te. oo. Real oe with ‘nraesaes: with — Nagas apc street, = sider pact Ovner might : U LE BE MER New ¢ ily Incom PO C . dag eae cor away| HOME Secroom BRICK RA ai ce > ——— ‘a we bed | eapnteig weapenaiehe part part paym = in thig cente RY mer, feta eco soa OTENTIAL peer are Bet aaa ineH ons FE4-0528) Ne wie eh reopens PEO | ayy Sige Ne] See Sy eters "Truck Co. Money maker. An © a Pilg ths Noe and let us way garage. Se ae | sas, S95 | N 4 Bed EAST 380, fom. mod and’ and one b bedrooms pase rive on x front butlding —— Ph. "Ortonvitie = $20, ron, _puite began rative ee te Two me orth Johnson D rooms— je supcnpan | tasaee vee! room apa: rst tiac. Th st side ated 132_R 1919 M- rms. . ell ar e Each poe incom J rayto 5 bes with, mode - bedrm rc size r porch, toa. ‘fais unidine. ‘rental sc nee rarer bedroom, brick everse Charges | Rett sese* ange | ing Toms = ith, present te a ans Here ie ® on ot oouaee Fy ‘beaheoms. “Uarge Large eps pre poles mod- tiled rad a 8 nocd iring or Yo / T pola th oad nd boas er | only >) modern home yf ena” at th @ for lar ~{ furnace 5 + with terms. aly rection, r Heal beth and at hen. artri l Hort Ss beat or Couple “T reat. = = ee . coe room “texit a tries | PRO 180, easy caress right lord.g tot, gpa vote Nice wee. Sylva : Pu Recefitly wo bedrooms livine lad bun: side. location =m down, ‘™ tere ing free Saasuen 16x18 kitchen. ture NEER HIG! oki 3 i] , garage. Price n Villa b I basemen rececorated Osrace m, on roshenor 16 ft Centrall th tp Faso} pomnare toned with of , full condition HLANDS. Be r call want the ge pest 38 by t with au 18 THE “B #1400 do are bedroo Huron, located Dy pers menthly ze bination 1 AC t this att many extras at of | VY right now bedrooms—2 he f 30 to * IRD wo will mi CA é reet oft Teens, storms . ft ractive too VU > ‘ restsuie, fepplece, ‘ining Toon eae pee WEST SIDE me on | HUMPHRIES Ren "beams ceulnes = earner int te ved eee fees mee ULE BE PEACEFUL porch garage, reat, Be hea room, aunts etton the wnuar ke Close eno z * INCOM j oer bedros Pa lines Bal. ear den ex leat 1% ties ve mod . wall carpet- in thia w ristm. 2300 rear on.000 acca ding is ol ace ar, Rida ME | REALT See, own uric rieeek. | Oakla fruit trees corte ana a & _ bell pla ‘- center WE BUY ee sewn Mtns eee Svea k downtown LTOR oh large pict rick «fireplace. la nd Aven Sea’ siete terme pow edged bis Dl Sto wy as ee LAND AND sor per .| 83 N F : ear Mcsigds Ns qua | p ambitidr ue Inc 100, term attach pine and lav rm. cious fie Colo- CONTRACTS. LAKE See quarters) Newtr Cooperative he oF acne | cg Me ee ee gem, tar. ti Indian Village st] Sement drive, garde Teeioty | eetette plug ileviston payment, Hoch Binaee 55 2 car eal Estate E calatexoo-bd a1pneee Oniy 1 weeded ist lta) wast trailer ane cheer Attcnctive ad doors ae and onat. Spe reer — . HOL IE A very ORION off the balances pr ta Nearly Ne aa 7 413,000 Bee it today. quarters er seuer cua ot | room home, wet ee INDIAN VILLAG — sdobal Baw ol ena a cogate home on and coz S| Very w ol — Onl ay. coping apts. our light ving ee ee r schools bedrm colo E Attract only 15 AND HARGE room. gy Lake 3 BEDROOMS < ‘attznctive home located Gown Pbedroms 4. iets | teteo Cece piace” ¥ first theo fie: denreie cortet crated om eee R CO nt eae ees saving living $1,950 : ore whee aes aad oes beth, kuckes. ts Sinise fou cmanes Gause ao par will with | por cniionst bath. on Rhchen peopines snes: Jol .- 39 39 W. Huron oon 83 8:30 *t L poed 4 the uttle itch- Located DN. a &. 2m . furnace. full be: room, as pertial accept h ch up B sleeping | basemen n led bi od - Joon Kinzler co ods Ae gee the lake ae she lady can peated te well oatel ato hes! tee 9 mere bet) its ea wt payment | fli dy pore L | sate cement 4 eth, tu OY OF er, Real hot bemt. eity W i ware r softener | 0:1 | cement } furnace urea altor . FE 5-8183 bat work, one bedroom is doin Tsemclee right blished neigh negro walls, ria ot heaner last Hurry $8.- ; VM A eorere Owner t aed ear car garage drivewa pr.j po aa panels -: heat Besoment jeter and tory. _— oot Pontine. | ay < ae . won't K 2, Aserifiaing r transferred. ; by Fanos Caer 2 Co-ape or pb FE a 4-3928. f only Age aoe wice “a = £ tic ofl — = Lak iS. pown— EN : 316.275 | $1,500 DOW $17,500, egaciy rative ‘te Real Est till down. with 9050 near, ransportetion ved nd 2) Exe e Home — aa uae acs \ NE EDY Acres—Lak le | ston se) Im medtate | state exchange Sransportetion. sad stores tif aity ni soci ce pointed ‘walla, E aera Privil | meters corty wee ee oi. $3.10 ans ig Soo aErene 8 y comes aie || Enis a oer | : = 7 d P M ts $900 D LOTAL PRICE REALTOR PARTRIDGE emt. screened tract 9 bat ful oe od street Total -- Bd ees features including modern wacre lot One, ior in D aw FE E Lon me : - | uron G brick fi room y+ | WEST ome | ose OW a iittle three room. h Huron 8 2-8316 | Gl NEW 3 BED Ears pitare eenace with | SUBURB \R. THE GO ecntadl om a eer f ains tt; Open E 4 Sen ceoe: Se ROOMS as ee ee cern weil and nee ee aS LF Col US MORTG Yr There on a very home ves. 7 to 8 Bri paassavipe| ite H HOME- a one in in overlook! Modern home ail Ts nd this ¢ & awe URSE. AQE, COs kitet is a livin nice lot. h tek. 3 bed replace. 13 g room w& bath room ti} floor ull dinin lake front. ng rm kitchen, new in ranch t room rf ou will N Le Acar keen Krom cues ta Tei, & on Crepe ee ith garage ie kitchen hicebess epentons reaghs ee toe sen tving| fe pe home, Bul | part ba: one bedroom epee location $2154 In ch type: Acti rooms T en. 2 and I's ¢ tio 1, spacion modern furnace font bs ai ft of with | t on . po ao per waren sort WEST SUBU eee tan a an excellent) =| B een nee nape =| = room oiih petit te ear | Dreezeway ae ement| yoou, aiming trentage H es LEFT! ig A I Snow ai eu A RBAN titloned at aca | Uaree _misened aciein? a ae North Sav ! toon fireplace, built ip oar garage, eotled at roe cree 1ani8 ft , | EEDROOMS th this | t too y and atte alow with en on room r | view of | d site w ROOMB aginaw sacrifi er tre F | term Doubi ty tubs s, built . SELECT eoea tavents fell alee laos ce aa mikibe. pod mortge just ¥425'00 hot water ser owen ines, aay ate wih jorge Using and Dies Seleaing me ines A MONEY MAK , " palate “a ok al pce OAK FLOORS Ed \ stment. sree ane iy rimmaculate. ins and 30, ft The ge cost. down plus ; rable terms suburban 1 block i. Bald Lee _chhnement ee Prey a caroetine family apartment , rn. nip § 1 price ile beth. Delt, is stit w. M - ge bedre de and LA Spe 1400 with win 8ch ns and other | lot ent gas b use al CASS 300 down. or een Edw, M. Stout, Realtor | Hi bar's aye we John K. Irwin 2 ¥ O'NEIL, Realtor pon heat ee ined Roy A iad bata hae Pei es : PINE : . FE 100 pe ace $4,000 en . n i one FF J Sale ¢ + nN = 000, Term | # rooms. kit ranch ho: KITCHE ; = §-8165 rT mo down and REALTOR | Co-oper 3 "s: 7103 Open 2 FoR 1 yw Trade net FLOY racer | ining large chen with me. nae nanowane “| La 20 ACRE EST res x) apes | — etn bein, tach” Beparate, fom ae | top wee t Inc. aot hak Ee oni lr, Realtor | places that win! brige isn ae ° rge F fg : - ESTATE 2-403 w | we cated or $00 entrance | en Eventi . G nee Bt re ' enjoymen add man e fire. TILE BATHS Has = Family Home Abe ls A TE - VE fA 1006 | | or Seaen Covambias ite Wi np | ngs end Sunday } ae 3 Next Ore Saas 5.6105 | ee oll a at 7 *< eer AUTOMATIC OIL cdroot x femily_outerown, rour ee 2 ee oet a oe | Pontiac ee in ‘or neat = = mers Power pena at ! ATTRACTIVE HEAT can be! io. oan Ge this 4 tiful semi-private — farm| With Wi city @ coz = BE IN _ Se FI in SRICKCRETE den exce! is and la € a vio roo y little h ; | New FOR | VE ROO TERTORS. Ex. full base sicparale ee teen mien vets Pull vasemen op fetired. eoup bedroom. Just fight fo room, | Sul Hartge a c Aah low. Very cedar shake, bu LL cedar ocr ggrcoore yaa = | “PULL 00 prema ty car . araee: fares ca = ne ee 3 oe 100. a0 see S rcaar: — — it Suburban ry level Fen ia high ene | Seca a fiush plastered ree i | “Taree "100 ‘subdivision by oan PRICE $10,500 ® “| fireplace. livin barn | LAKE : $400 down | 1.480 down, 988. pe NOR1 x50 ft dot. 6180 Payments N a er ane reon. oes . FRONT Union La IVA , own, $68 per i ORT 0 : j wy. t ke Rn Ww | per m 2 bed If eluding voltheea poerigprenn $62.50 mo. rth Side Pontiac ry, about % was _ off — “roe bungalow rani petoncaletnes dag Ate i 1ixlS Bune FPF JOSLYN eae on home with CLARK REAL cal insurance. in Convenient! 1] ween brick jore, such with f éowt 1 roe ea) loca \ L bed room ner d tile ba full base | 1902 ESTATE Or POR APPOINTME! iiving to me and § room b P A . price §38,- it — eosceite beautiful a , 2 sth tt ga bath | M U oset rooms, hts Had dining | gt Bcd near ete. roomy see Co-+ belt eae Osea Bo rf and’, dining room, Gee BES 2 qiamor” kitchen ung 3823) sun lrepiace in ving | FE 5-509] walls icak floors, "plastered cellent. melghivorhooe ‘ecnoot, ex: | S oheat mettle Bachange | GLAD BE water. hoger f land A é eal venetian with ¢ - oun ining ré nd | 143 5-5091 or FE rms and ment. A nad ; venue near s- ge To * ul} * aito sed t rd pI room, Jon} © 5- blind acre uminut floo bus, r Jos- OLAD TO, Snow YOU THESE aE Pe To sees Bie eee He RN. Fre] rates se Sinisa tet | raat at egaae [me cet Pa, att Saat tet gen. Wie Siena "canis mM ART BUY “RU = Suburban : re ing sy rege, ard, 1% car | state Exchani rence. aoe SY cemeae’ oan fernaet = AU . ” - pit. ca ange vid t gas ditt “AUTIF WHITE °® “BUD” NICHOLIE |. Gres te Beste ris "ete ie Stc| Be t Eee KNU “Tats, 1'oae ok the ple ranement 8 Rr eee ae ” : - F . wi , |e MS Clemens “Be RS This wel constructed be gay and with terme you can af-| FE mon, A regi ver oc $18 | DSEN oe wi ne pider nomen, 3 NORTH 2 aitrective and erage. A mon - : ato n e has of . r ° roo good oom ree a BR | UE) ees Boia a encine | "et appre saat ite Wards Orchard Sit8: win 91800 down com mre ang ht vuth 2. ear an fret. handy thrbe on Paved S WHERE 2" orarooms. 2 bathe. Be rming| 3 approximately $200 per Five room, Kew 4% rm, sod I con: | Te I ant on path. 2 cares | for school 4‘tniles trom Fon: e TO BUY F ee an con. baoam ciccousd as. eoeere ——— low. modern Nice pla bath home. RWI teran who rcellent | bu ound. t = See coneeuabl re - Phone REALTORS See the \W \ | t? ? 2c ie 6nt! heat sement, Auto| floors. ent, aaneres rances room, f ace’ in . = air b iincues eter walls. RO p and who eagles to for a RE sonable Chima Open # to" or OR 32-1768 lead ant Ads! Ihey fa : ——— cetuee Ucooma fect condition pelos greet front’ poren, full screen ng . est oil fired Call “now. REAL BST ATB-CO- SA crank, 62.360 paymen room. for | "i = $750 oe HOME. ’ ; Sun. 1 to gains! straight to bar. | ern everareens, ete. ey Located | terms for only $14,500 oi Pared Leo! : eat, j_paeeanand Mary Day Ave now. | FE $-0101 Baia vin 0-OP MEMB ts ORTH t to vet- in this, Novel? 7 bedroom can move i : ¥ $16,500. 7 1 ocation One of * : 8544 ce ly } with stall shov ed ° Ja eect A M. EI W Rus Soo “down at "tho.s00" = Pairly ta egeetent claer homes 7 Roo ae 2318) large. ving bedroom home dou. sitenen oan pane love: . ‘FE $128 .WOOD sell th $2.- ecned, bees poaryapee — | « m Home sleove, | roo ee and glassed with dinin . . a 7% ‘ R ‘oung | Lesli eee. teu —— Near ee en, omens oa warage. = wrecsreur ant | i ha 1 =) o | res A > ’ to 9) Open” mee aa w, soe as Realtor $10,000. with cant) beat it fer extra of siding.root. gas New| caer’ wel hoe furnace,” bases | ‘CR AWF . Fs ee a FE 5-816), = Open Erenines | WM. Hk = wee down. i e complete for make a bs , large, lot, or. water cent | ( YRD . a $j : 5-8304 tNUDS EN business. $12, feven y fam- “I with ay} pe} eet) 5% W _AGENCY ~~ i © Pontise Bree R Terme , 500 down pay- _ Huron, Soe ‘ FE 4-4 evbank Bic J STO RE «00 UD co HILTZ F | Tror Rent ads! Howe : c 5-6181 ALT STONE R ent ads! H [= \ ow W. Huren St, ae wee EALTY CO. | thi rtment ouse, The \ A ea ; ing. Di . rooms, any 4 \ : pum: 2 pages . al FE 2-8 - \ , 6 * 1 \: \ Pa an ad-writer. : = 81 for \ z) = A a ee : ‘ { \ * é PRE : ‘ \ f hs ies “* \ = ; ~-< Vorkhetgan ce ane pt mo aes ‘ “ ie ee Sea < + : a ee ee ee aioe b PU lene ws = a | ost ee a= iain i hale Fe RECN aR hs ' » « arnt ant a ae a a i i ae s . i : ; ‘ a ” - » Pe _SEVENTY r — SO “TWO: / | — Ws Sele Houses _ a: ene Sag Se phe or Sale H . ' ” Ouses SS ip j. ; a3 For | _THE PONTI ve . BEDROOM | RANCH = . TY ~ , Acreage’ 47 CARN 4 PRESS THI "1 ‘ e vice. Low My and .— mpleton | .'.: SPOODED™ } , rc ae 4 acre a . os EST SU BURBAN ; wey nent, on paved- z t A ) ; Kew 4 room and bath Ping see he / Fes base- | 8. Complete exe lagtered ro: changed im the is and maar floors an nek trim, gard rear for . tures. All, material on fing fi-| > “ACRE PAR ; BARGAINS furnac ment, of) ai property | Beautt ARCELS ; asher..... soon Original cost ie. po th olong a eel 4 d of ful level 6 acre parcels Coffee ad SS $ 4 sacrifice, 1 % -| BOY AVI aad ive can eee soil where Blond television ...... : +3418 rocker. $28. 6 SIZE | "AVILLIAMS LAKE wing 0. 800d ost of Your own ; Enso nate desks Sasa <3 Oy 20 GAL se ee oe EW. ™ ‘a | 4 8180 Gk . Close i i KN radi. wewene 0 sca stapes f . - " * . Plastered own ew cotton metires\es . NEW HE MY LIKE wih @ining Sethreom, kitchen 10 ACRES j Nee ‘innerepring mat gage |e EP 0B 86O' . pte ng area, utilit ttchen | 4 real ni : Or Jom) v Cot: matirésse $ 8.06 Feaston #18 4 2 ‘wlll os 2 U =e BS eras By a beets! te parce) with MomN a “We buy ea * Shee Fe ss. ond ew | $ibs3. =e cond down’ paysiest sale with beoanat 1| cacy : ‘at trom stream. | ‘4 f f yy or ge ever. N . HR = s. al ontiane, $4200 Ww —— x ‘ hw . home. m I LK. L. | Cae. we land Furni ~- Furni TMA : : "Templeton, Realtor, CCRNIC HOMESITE. |i : we gr engueet PE iture Specials | tits Tw , se comers Eat = oY) 10 were hil ITE ) 4 ud F 8 Like new %S § comand. ; a Eves Open FE ¢4y63 | trees Pamores homesite with so ost ® - Y% PRI E 26533 ) sit Sana CHILD'S in : For Sale Bun 1 to §) 8 8 sm kine the Disie Hey. j M WRIGHT, ALE $f be cy Tay meee ALK BIKE, 418. FIRESIDE nr D le La fro ail lake A wy. ‘| 346 Oakland Re is) i bed ‘sofa | CHIM 35047 : ee Gs sce daily , ne Pree, 44 ou Ney A, Poctine, ¢ wl off \ gry ee vanpipei - inoleums, Floor {1.85 cae Sefton matiresse UAHUA ee ean rock will be 0 dau | * ROOMS A ap aaa wy A mill mi off «> + 6 call i TT: 4 : toon “mixed, Males, TERRIEB Heolace, 3° f lone ie really _ Seer oP ee | Foren ata! with iat aoe. . ef cqeraure Rew pA 00m eee) plete 0 0" aarensor Cr rr Even inspire conversation. | ie stove $6. eater and | L. : i nd Paint repring. mattre bed full A = = i _ eters 00100 ve See D as re nee SYERS _14 $ at oo ps jp lng = Angpinwat full |" gauge dou ARCHERY SET; this a sme ares in | W ILLI AMS ‘LAKE 5 Dixie Wey, pre : or will l_ FE ra ing DAVENI 1 Meron Fete eget rockers. 922.95 w * gize: gauge - ee ee barrel : as ) Eee die FRONT vm Bi ey, agin, Pa ; _ | eee e ron era oD at Benenehe al fa = a Lot 1088311 caen | Modern 3 bed: . ___ For | . OF AND the wonderful, advice tor maser | be A HORSE TO RIDE. : 38 FORD BEDA Ul piekee sacue as, Pies ae Pri nights, a oe the fay who meant it w ¢ for CRESCENT. et for your bE TO RIDE. ) tion. Ow iN GOOD CONDE | ? PIECE - Maple, etc. PE RE. | 32" sTEE _ rifle nage? bog Pegged love you,” wad Ute words, ne 4 room ~ a LAKE Wy tas produce o “fresh And ap for model A. . DI- PI “LIVING tc. FE 40133. L FURNA ment. = _ end cam * 22. = | on tate 16x29 unf as have 2 8 sere fai chickens? ; ersonvilie Rd, ej | Tein bed ROOM SUITE. stoker, lar, CE GRATES. —, aes oe by hag Bye yore s Large .lot, talesladés | coe ace cre farm on ; Waterford. ee ae "| Chairs, wood ae fate leg tabi GIRL : éo 950 takes ony Must sel hake priv ised ar Milford main \ le woes st t te). 3. wood pl e 6 8 CH Oat ber oer, gay ACL i tmmeaialy z boo cas | Shi 4 bedroom farm nortmegern- | wt’ say ene VILL TRADE they vor ebair ABC. washer, i. Tg hort PE Os GELS Bom POE today. 632. W) Huren ely OO PeTATE | chicke p. AN equi e barn < 2 « 4 doo Misc. tebies, ote. all washer PE | GIRL'S SHOE 3-1735. B. D, CHAR | Sale Su LEsrAre | _arvsaser =O Gail ‘owne a actual vil for ‘down with | a5 V8 OF ane are. | PEIECOEADIO 4, pair, like ROLLER, SEATES FE res Realtor | > y, burban Prop. 454 45 A | 7 4 ~—= trbct. “wilh ey cat giana Cop: Speivaiuy cute padding FWIST_ CAR. vombiastien, [= Faoncanaes Pare new. sire 1 and 3%, a sy AM erence dit R- 5-9798 portable ‘8 28 EN. m1 -0521 |3 ROOMS A Better cres Reg U8 Pat Om, Lyi tor Mr. Brown”. ‘on. 186 On a 2-568? BICYCLE, | Cooperative fea! Estale Exchange eres” sta am off Bouth or reat. “Good payment i — ew | pe La BROWS, N, Realtor at a DRYER at ree 1.) 3S D nevauereston, 11S ae Exchange nies th} ti y, 8 miles ayment : “Look 8 : «__¥E d years old oul Paetexes condition, FE} Beauty Co Marti down. ac P W ‘West at Rams: F ROOM INCOO! ___ FE _2-4810 ition, M. . Good con- Beaut your Christmas list ND ' R AEBURN ST, 20161. Sane ob ee niles, West of Poo. | anyone forget he sass thal chailnn c@isk! me, town. Trede. ME. oo Down Ei ecrROM. £2218. oo Aen ead FuowoonAPha a5 eeeED-C ee ty Counselor cos os yeow mod ; , as @ sou dish! Can't let |” 4-8866. sae re}. marctrc, éibwasher, aot gh eee cena sAe@a | tapes. Moot down re A FARMER'S rdough prospect et eee MA dishwasher,| Michi eal tor Christma: , rupees ERN WATCH CLOSE IN $1800 YEAR a ARMER'S .FA Busin or!” For ELECTRIC STOV A_5-5198. . gan Fluoresce: 6 gifts. and Looper cldth AND i sone bans ‘AR AROUN 192 A RM | Busine Sale eiOVE” 650 REORIO. ehard Lak nt, 383 Or shoes. ing. size Lose 1 conga oni ND apes SEO from" tector) during out “opee LIONEL TRAINS AND ACCESS. \. t . : ¢ : ur : ‘ E rE MT PE b3st8 —- very tastefully Gece Other farme ~ "ail ‘aes. busing oe od scan toe ‘business. pales cia por + cioTmine. | = mole We wi be Pri. and Sat, nite Ss sltgtm one on table, : : the rooms, Loc eae stock tor Tap shoe s clothin —fee_fnee0 ee h vor = PE 45710. — ew? the pesceful village vp i Wite's litne: and equipm noes size 24h. PEL Ry | eget chard_Lake. intl "on | HONEL TRAL ._ =e A y, within d rd John ie sale ent. GiRL's L \. PE s-s007. | size VE, 30 IN FT a for — LARGE TRA at Birmingham ince vot Pontiac oh. soe. oo" w. ENCE Realtor | —Miet: way Bt. Devisburg.| ; Ohade Winow suit > wooL | = ping ool wheel treiler arte mg eo FE aon aen 15. OR 30021. ier extras. YEAR AROUND Edw no answer, PE 4-3525 | , ew atest, PAR oe oo | SePRIGERATOR, GOOD WORK: ENS PRECISIO: : at aie OUND LAKE WOME. 1 shel tinea Realtor conpenat etna | aed General Convalescent You May Borrow BLUE ALL WOO: a " mes eee oo aD ORE: —* Be Se eM 3.4083 ROLLER solve - © bath. Ex > : n c T 4983 - Fesreation hime. trae and Seohauis Sale Business Property 49 L) Home $2 ane Ce be SNOW SUIT) — Prigidair or Sale tag” and SQUARE “TUB “MAY GAUGE LIONEL TRAIN: ee ——— peme y liv perty 49 tal eets) eee eee mS MATERNITY ai apartment ale alma Es opt ‘Ouarantecd. FE 6si60. ee es one fiat LS fable: lake F vs | ae Nae tscal ensed for assinette & ; . SIZE 10. s a REAL ge. This GERATO! and case. mer- yard. The terrace y iitnascaped For Sale Lots 46 BUSIN This ‘home thow, for! more, Gro Today cise sige #40, Blac reeulayeo {s a REAL bargain. 11 Bpo- best ‘models. O One af Amerioa's eas 3 PONG T BLES” * room e Tec a we x ISINESS " ent profit 5 an excel- “up your bil calls aft e FE } coat, 4 e' 5s. Guarani 8 eguia mal parties tovites your 2 LOTS NESS LOT $20,000 with @ gross credit. Tak is, s after 7:30 1258. No | san years. Buy ted tor wih leg — site and .. $35,000. |" a een ROCHESTE . 920.000 per yr. Also of arses gael acl ae hast yom | tapes ou. | aetenebors a ears ey 8 ee oe eee c¥" WEsT nda D s10 ESTER RD owes Rcccmmedstons” for 7% ADTs COM Se frigerators GUARANTEED teaching Michigan, Fluoresce 4 Val om hone one wh rodent | Bie i re a tet et ond Dt Spee eas * | BUCKN SA Seuss Peo | Qader eames, ee cao eet eo A. Benson Es to ” etueek. =) . Bewer a a b road ft or or @ ize 12- JACKET. 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OL 1-4293, and true NEW rt RID $5,000 on terms. ed for soles 110° 2240" 33) cally new size 42 AT, PRAC- whe al) other cajase at compare Cl MACHINE & $85 GENTLE ee Y modeled oe oo DELL neat ee, cunaba ier ee te | ' GET CA /MAN'S CI re _jue OOF saan | clas bee ae offered else- a0 eS ee _ $85. MA 5-58 LACK PONY. pea ee peer reco dae ¥ re- | CORN Nes Commerce BS. Fe Waccens Orgemoncas) chub or | SH QUICKL ee 0? va pie epee igh alte Mood fernhare. bl rE ae "4 pon cepa scares ae porch for Se oe NER LOT 0 Ph. EM 33022 | Call opport nizations home Y | Weppin jothing @ and 7 FE 2-1265. gan Fluor furaitere.| “anal? 50: 2 PC skits, ft SLEDS, SKATES . for alee and G ON CROOKS Call unity for righ A ING GOWN NYLON NE chard Lak escent, 393 an. 5) Wicker da SEC | & Mlageaae may ' _ You'll have ‘mer guests ping race. Sine 002400 ROAD for appointm t party. p to $5 ae end veil NYLON NeET,|FULL e Ave Or- gnc chair ayyte ane ae vA || a —* electrical eetle te Coom with three Soar etter 4 p.m. . $850. FE . : 18 THE “ 1948 to _Green formal hile ds boats eee coos ELECTRI vliee a yaaa esa cheaeae oe ols, door a mates ee Gaon oar J h BIRD" TO 8E 46 to 1983 cars. B ..._ | WINTER 2-9600. Re Poi bee —srove | semen to cna ; chrome vaways for Chl large toyland. and : O K ] 5 ‘ART : Most deals closed «n ring your iitle. DAT, SIZE Ra, is muccoa | rete ull ssissy | ote | Sen? oeeking ristmas Barne menwe A avi vs wae Oe . irwin So HDWE Loans | alse egcic Us iBorTeAL BCU boi size Gas STOVE GOOD CONDITIO seis UReit Sivtbe: flees | Fre st a W. Hurop St. face brick ranch Tee bedfoom > se te ardware wil Ae er secu! QUARTE! ER 6 P.M. iN. oes N e CHA : 257 agg egg cea ey eee ane nt bie = oem year ta wities, | bive mustrat cost. G SILVER an lOvE CU_PT_ REPRI. ee Fey bore URE CO. forking ‘ch child's table & chairs: : tot. years old ae. hort sag ti weciens _ Fe 3400 nae ve St. ic alpeee 8 re com, taenwar N MI Pat deel Se Ooe waneas. 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Pov BETTER sry [gees ot anges | Pho — LAKE GROCERY R )2 N: MAIN APPLIANCES. F ann | ee ee “Te TLS Racer re ee meee aoe pmaterials. Call today L sadepal ws CHEROKEE § | SEE Onty $5,950 we eee ann oifins. T spot on highway ERY OCHESTER, MICH con eaeeri: ss IRONS. GYRO-MATIC aero Waa ~ het dintn: dt breaast set = Bs brick Union Wi w mbing. sack LIKE HORSES pac ZE) HILLS yments.| 990.008 gross, Pe ukee “Ons LOAN $25 TO 8500 Fon sacs ee Seed nea toed rE 36 Caer “meee 95 inaene recking Co. 31248 piss. ge wh a tor you. Acre giowe im," countrs location. tee! F. C. Wood Co Pine Ue S Eee ay dt RBRTOCE broken package’. Buy thes ust ong, ROT no TEWEL Chest oerawers 888 | ota or iwood bs et, nate | gee R4 location ~ Elisa. | : _| on fan inadera ete ake-out. | Ph_R SEHOLD GOO pes aise at press oa at po ay oe See SMALL DOWN PA’ GENERAL wane nlf y mee fire. 26 Rad & M-5 , 8 stock | Good NOER ___ | 9X GENERAL . | nothing ning mor rere. est eld and | ses CARL. W. BIRD, Realtor R ay eb Cat One S)\WARD E. PARTRI ANS | fits Fe Seas He Nelly we 12 = ee -EUMS, $1.98 | eo =D Gag y vous. oniy_ 6 Dinin Hey PARE. a : ; y National ent-Lease MICHIGAN BUSIN LIDGE TIQUE V astic w oad — $20.50 AND INUM_ CO | THE BEA M1 Bank Bidg. Bu N BUSINESS it, $28 t | eecanteneh vanes - Me ft. | ee Buren unre i leetrie, DOORS ae UTY Oe with en s Pr SP RBAL © $500 ional OVAL TO house 2c 1060 ( x | _ HERE i stodern_ two. bed: ol poss D Dollar wake paivicbors COMMERCIAL, BUILD se Sues rae area |” Py ees LOAN co te 00 bieee Boi “walnut bed Mater hanseas enamel . Hy oe hoy Electric “1 Sea UP_R. B.| PE 42318 ~ “ve wnsons : | on a large library ranch bed-| Gea” ee eae as ‘a full basem 1a, 3.000 | * W. Huron UT MICHIG FRIENDLY FE 27131. oe eee ee er 2-9450 ito 8 eS i | ED ie ve 1060 W. Huron. _ | AUDIDM HEAR: es. FE 5-1433 : oratea site, Tastefuil @ materials on rowing comm ent, on M-15. Open Eve. FE SERVICE _2 2065 aldo. Phone 8 HOTPO ___.Free Deliver Aw teed LEVISIONS nots: RING alDs | y “Gees WILLIs M wil) rent untty. | Best 2-8316 | ANTI 0 ee ene INT CLOT ry Free 100 to choo: ) GUARAN- vaso, ki get tee t ARE Zeon focetes as Lis M. BREW Cc. P offer SH QUES like new, HES D _ton Electr from. H ules rial be Roose ER ANGUS SHOPPIN Colo ‘OR Cit §-4463 will RYER Esect ele S838, amp- APA — va caus or Feo! __Ph OR 1919 FOR RENT- NG FOR A Catered siecg, a RISTMAS. cee eee: TE ccd Tisde fake RTMENT § — or FE TONVILI M-158| ne FURNISH choice item ins furniture. ; #00 sed Trade-1 | os aE GAS RA | : . DEAL BUILDI 9-8532 iés0 STORE AN E132 ss propert ED 3 BED LOAN? ry s. MY 34308. re, ; HOOVER VACU iw ade-in De ; al race St OO seen geo ne 2 n NO SITE 26 E AND on M- . 101 ft, ES AN ! ooor 3 $14.95 UUM LIKE asher. gu pt | Nal see's ng re ved street, Sa 19 D 20x50 ST | fronta Es" ai Bot IN Belts NEw. A guaranteed fu ratched $60.95 jamin ona KicComne near St flog N Bie li 2619 N. Dini TORE. space with square ft. ee men, promptly to ios, SMALL RA- makes 036 bags brush t size gas oe ees. $29.95 size rang . Also seve a Schoo), a _ ot Terograph. mie, '» mile| ‘es modern li floor | oN women - marri employed AUTOM a $8. FE 5-8755 dens My rile H es, ali | Electric Stove ... ; ges at es in electri rel : Steph I “ih FE bases. Russel $750 terms. kt dice ih) Se Wil above. Near lke, Pas er credit, ed or single. N ATIC SECT x a . Huron Gar: Large range sooo $30.98 tehigan extraordinary c. and en wer ie ©. egg A. Nott, Re Fo - i consider trad | Pe — visit loa: io dow. ~a nic prren.| HO oil heater 0... $3995 chard Fluoresce’ velues S a ai | For Sale roperty and caal tor *Tesident t ee ee $10 per yment. Balance LIDAY S ial ey cores $3995 ord Lake Ave nt. 383° Or 43232 nc. LITTLE F a — r Sale or Exchan ‘ontiac 8 cash in or - ental L - te or come tn tomat! month. Lete mod at Prigida PECIAL piws anteed $69 AN > ‘ r Oy Wood JOrdan Os + -E FARMS Ke 50 only. Ph hown by a "LOANS $25 today per © washer. Balance el au. | Frigia ire J in. range wn PAYMEN Bad NCHOR FEN OPEN’) AM TO 8 4 bad acre —— | WANTED 0 nana~ aww | pm evenings 7 ppointment TO $500 month __on at Gatadire ©) Be $189.95 EASY PARKI : Ko m ENCES am land. Con erphoat Very f eant land. TO # ACRES | eee oes MY 2-301]. pm. to 9 ADMIRAL ie MY" $3711 | t mod! frieerator | WY ING FRE ener one, PR. Elizabe * PM ona schools "Only 8 Sal tere, mee boul have 1948 25 ft gf VA. > _— BEN beautiful TELEVISION. 20 GE | eotrae YMAN’S E for A. approves 1 ——-— if rato; $168.95 a TES FE by Laree, vine ah Lake Batter | PT BROWN, Real et | Edeard, Mt stout Realtor ria: |_Sale Land Contracts 52 PAMEE CO. . | ‘Een gonetion Now ol Spiess ere SS westinonouaE nar ee | eased a Sr eager Mieaen. coming ace 1 BRO IWN, Realtor ~ ; senor re ww | 7¥ Lawrence oe co we ) BURNER. FULL 8 = Gi treeser 11 " site 88 MA et a Artist’s suppli h a, we can ce 6 ing | WATK oR usine 20 Pe » Pontiac $75 MA ¢1263- we wie. CRU ¥ a7 +i WAYNE ¢ - $8. suppli es, hobb po Pe Rar ge A a bath, ATEING LAKE. A 60 $a coe Opportuni r ent _si MA 1243, cellent condition. MP EL ECT WAYNE GARERT’S ipplies, see Classifi y attic. a airway lot Ap opp-* @ FOOT LAKE PAARL nities 51 .< N d M @ PC — 3465 Aubu RIC. ‘ a E GABE i-W 24 “ assific: : eoounnl © ant ane es . WALN — Pate o Ra : a RT A ation ; Inka privileges. 411.060 ith | rs, og tare Baw nrsuvobabie ee oorna Discount — ee oney? site On gaia NO RON mENTERS SORNINO Have el Ts SPECIAL s, PI eee & SUP- 4 NEAR PO The Lake Men _EM Keith, ched. On v ing quarters _ New Home it's @ > CAN YTHING Y¥ room at are ideal AVE Bend evision sets | ~ : 3 New 3 bedroom NTIAC AIRPO! Watki a __Feasonable main highwa manchip om Local butider jae Oo BE FOUND OU WANT | Look ouses, Beautifully dec and § ix Economat eut from $48 | ! Very well ranch =r! ins-Ponti ——_— |¢ EF Call MA'5-4706_ Very | Contr end matetial eer ust_call telephone. il space heste AT L @ 8 a ine ern sirvocsuasa |Gccven es. automatic wash- built type ho Just ac Estat FICIENC act balanc $8.08 Cont desks wi rs, all sizes; America’ console Serv oak fies _ Plastered me.) be: off Pontiac Lak es Mari Isl Y APIS ON vou — ue Pres Cos bo th seats schoo} | These a's vers be 3s. One| ne e| gas refri BIRCH F kitchen a tte bath walls. autiul new st e Rd.. on a _Wate and Fila. All mod “ANNA Fr os. sty pels os ok case head attached: nee Ponce toad brand new oe brands. Pa—oded gerator like | ¢-ma LUSH DOORS. . heat ne Roqeeeeinyperyiad penroraa Nested parakeet op soelng | PA rent. By y rer. ern, on 0079 en sold Cal FE plete. $24; rd beds, com- | Yalues tran dt. fee 95 Norge auto so | UP ooee. et oe beeper Ast ; be bought ‘aeek Acta | oe Bree Gs: CTORY SITE FE 8-0342. ea M lh ag ooel. A F ranges, gas ators, 620 up: | Ore " Michigan Fi like new SG reese, |G cr inside = size. $5 marry marge Tne with for | ~ ee ate "wie? Gatee| ment win > rROM eT na os » Aak for auto eee ad ane : “iar al A coanacnaeet aay 189.95 Bendix a | “pane ob ap ype ith ‘ Aro oO c. H re Sa netng r 9 up; : 8, | HALLICR ve any oth drer new 198, | stitable f 10. Smaii i es colers te Gane cheese a mee wn butld ad and pave | 4% Y DEN, R age ent dents refinancing, adios, $8 up; ni sets, $25 up; | _rad AFTER 8HOR d here te choo sisco,| UP. Ma pea coffee tables, § sizes Straniver lan a our | 100x120 COR — wee to suit your E Walton Bird ealtor nae watecc wan ton ee | ee ee new chrome dinette radio, $40, FE _§-7283 T WAVE I ME ge pene Big $5and come fash @ueri “41 tc po via e000 don “Prieea | commerci NER LOT ZON P W = DINN jaiton Blvd Open Ev Soaipleted a 7 most loans a & used. c 49.95 up; chests, te aor TE ae 121 N joor samples. | up. Suit joors, $3 to : LONE NA! . a . new NT DR . SAGINA ples.| 5634 Oreh able for Dor own wii | St. in —— location on W NED aw AN & 8ON L es.) in a few cues first visit $40.95 B: room unre ar cts Oe $130.95. FE 5-6 | Bo ard Lak partitoins othy Sn on e rapidly grow Huron 3E? HURON and contra ment Libe up; livin suites, Huron. | Co.. » R- WESTINOA Ot 198 | uth of W e Rd, Is - Snv } f UT. £©&° ct on pian ral repa 2 at g tm. suit . 1060 ; STIN i ainut t hou a ». SSE Gi sector wning see dream fone oF. OPERATORS sa pees basement ‘ . on ming room suites $18. = cU. FT. REF = _ Sportal ee ee ncaa 13 ciety dav ti € 00 om, Rd. ‘Open ulppec g now Sa rls S EM EM 3.3303 Bt. on ea Handel Goa ae for geek cae ae Pa a a a pio ed | Home pre ety Li ahs _T8yeer ond SS RIGERATOR, WELL B only S119 98. MT 61900. | aunCt ROLLAND FURNACE. Mptu per foot @ miles on _ 57008 cae. FE “7 = ut WE AY-A-WAY Pt < a hae | oe UILT GAS RA Se gal. Lochenver oa cone : ai aH ou 8s aot. FE; RAY 1 | tmina, cous oor a aie ink © ee Oe oe CO er, ‘side arm hea oll water beet. DAM eo op Loon eget edt efatit wen, eb wt See Pon "eter Pe, ei rahe Se each located building lots ¢0x12 = 13 W. Huron Realtor ompan PARKIN 2 ACRES At - fo Elec _. 106 on RB Mun Spring oad BUNE Sze | 670x1> tires pores bicycle. — Good EAST peso rsiaciet Gad ose a 120, ROW LING ALLEY |° Soperuuce Real Eos has. 1 Commant, Natioal Bank y\: AURA Pat aan 6 Tot erreur [N CABINET paen a —<— rag oro eT fittings. ‘Alt naif. inch pip three income en | Drayton ONE fae aaa ative Real Est 5-728 18 @ to S; Saturday enk Bide bd ard NIGH saT 9 TO 9 | T ous make $99 50 42. 1N. W ‘ Take = (33351 1! good condition. and sombisain teraunes. Tees tot Woods 2 OF THE BEST MARE | ate Exchange yS: Saturday Oto | 7%? T TO 300. SUN. 13 eae ae rod iroretnaar hee ALNUT DINI rao eat! ac ne : shed. Tw amily! Othe One is 100: nice butidin very * BEST \KE OFFER ~MO Las N. 12] other toritie. ly pcratched. Also | 4 chairs a: G ROOM TAB rings or Sat ‘tor $115 maaan tah tees: Sc lena ca cores 4 ne Noes eno 8 $4300, bal ER EY for lal d ogee a ee ee es Iso ton kitch me buttet sue Porcelat ? = urate weedeat | te ee eee eres vary | Smal ook inert Rectved. 8 or | iirause Fivorescent, 38 arate month, baby crib cpt te BURMEISTER’S MS ; a auto. pin aetter: ya wit pos ome of 4 roo ured by | P FE im Rd. Mée. pe cere Lake| oO Bab: bugey #72. * Stroller a oR eae REA ALT y Co. SCHR. Pine boa rds so feet tn i eae eS Wracrory sit a sited RO a me Rene ROE ees | Ee 3 veeees fen | sh a ROEM ACE fe Feta 4 me ace - elec. © cil forced | oads Cloke i stores On good oe . “R a a m 10 to 103 ac : tis servce t are working, BENDIX is. 37 8. Saginaw. We and Sat. Dec. 9. Judson | 2*8 Red fir soem hey t er plumbing Ala Nester with 886 down n Low as $800 SERVICE ipa pavement — on railroad pecially for s designed es- 30 < AUTOMATIC W auxt ‘wile be open Lay and 11. PIECE SOLID bee Red Fi See our mod i price $7.- Fas fi For nN E | our needs Duild to su nerescarv rou Wh rigidalre Ci NASHER. me open hous 1 8 pm. room sulte OAK DiNT pin r poate Pgs NEW ( el today ast of the I tease, W Pw ‘ mad every. effort ‘is rigidaire f oldwail $1 door 1_ iz e. Refresh 6-6000 Cheap. M hs Ce floors eS ant Mx good ell located DINnAy rade to ive ¥ ort drvet 87 ange. $100 100 ce s Michi ments, | ip: ,_ 32385_North Ayiat etling Tile ng $110 8675 s| HOMES 100x150 ft 1xre ford, sailveose. © ed. Doing | & SON one 4 ou the mon 1 $70. All Frigidaire 382 Ore sn Pluorese. | 1081. western T | Zon $08 per ft M. : goer x IMIS its eaienkertaen Gad u Co, FE all L., HOC _HURON ern ante “7 dition MI ¢ in excellent, hart Lake A oes 102 FRIGID. a wie per ben $1. ~ thas Gok ac eel oe ae eee ites in a” HOTE 3-173. oie } ae BABY 0108 coe je ‘ood freezer AIRE. OLS 1s uleske. ae $1.35 | ro mn th ‘ere, ate Clo to and restricte: [L DININ ——— wu BY BED AN 18 INCH —— | _139 on Excellent LB wal 31.25. euburban ybrick homes aera | toads Aa Clove in Nee acho lease Reply ee ee GENERAL PUBLIC trae on age re oe | mweite cent DOORS s09 90 o Piece. DiNTRO™ conan Peep eae a gheosl by | walls. select cation Pi esti dow s low as $600 goed SHOE Ri ess, Box | LOAN -RAL TE IL B ALT 203 | frie cond: ROOM s8U uminum com on doors, $1 Gindows Sak) faces astered | a. with $60 F REPAIR 5! _ OAN CORPO ABY-TENDA. FI ‘| Wa! ON TV | after 4 00 ition $73. FE ITE 3 Piece sire corg cer aes dooce 40s Gintows. marble sills. peare North of Reeky, | Sie ween WELL | | oo \V RATION | Stenecn oc VE PIECE OAK — = Josive Wiki WOREiN P4077? Con SW bath cet all fittings | vised) baseucean colors rer ben Beautif of Pontiac bard Ta Ononille Such, | 69 W. Hur S . of drawers beet outfit. chest FE 22751 _ heat “MORNING COAL HARDWARE 6% on | “1 lcm eal © perpen homesites. 100 STORE. FOR I , PI on st. et. FE 24852 jo-Therm oil heat LIVING ROOM er. $15. 925 Bosto L__SPACE 1 Chron phn eand| #H ne area - 1190 In ication RENT 2 none FE der = : good “SUITE: | mn FE 2-7037 FYOUA LL PAINTS . OF F C | ighie rest or better | for . bus X85 BEST eral 3-7 18 2) PIECE, oO DR RI on ILD SIYN | gervi stricted C iving. —versing spac iness Pil E 1 LAR 5-§043 _ IVE OUT ING A HOU OT Resale J oo N | as e160 $100 down. Jose to bus STOR ing_space Tae W_tren : xtra Fast | « Mortgage L a EE LE GAS ARE, (OVERSTUFFED Canin ____ Christmas Gifts 59 MATERIAL UP TO. Reis ER's | with full bedroom fear cette io A ST CIDE ZA ust sell. any e without end niture p ASH . [ od th ght cers. wi mber and Pontiac ‘cooley L. . - | beautiful -\- If — Sees 20 worthwhile purp orsers for t E T Ee RSON tool. FORNITC LEAVING @ | tow ion and villag ‘ater tank, sta ake Rd, 268 ft. with corner lot. &1 ft Mie e - me months to Pats Up to 310 Scontiac 8 3s, Phone (R URE OR custo: wN. MUS train, 2 ge houses : Z De icterre=m EM 34 : ; . ‘ Ph mate Pan Casi 3-27 m made sof ist SELL| fold section platfor tunnes , Detrot and 9 M 11 nice Byler ule ig eter x IE NT MENT! v one FE 5-406 0 k Bide. FOR SMALL hogany leath ‘a, matching ing legs. Ori platform with le Rd takes hborhood. $13 nal The hottes . at FE 5-677 record play RADIOS AN cocktail er top la ma-| Practically” ginal cost, | “BR ic ee 2 ee Ww EN | 4206 Wea $1350 cash | inable st meat mark IS Sw : CHROME 1 ers FS §-6755 bl Se table. maple mptables,| Ties neve! new. many 6c $350. 21ICK—u L_1-4184 Realior alten Blvd. xie Hwy D yeariy Over — $200 et Imag- OL PER AE aps 55 ME DINETTE | a ite. custom mad Pp bedroom piche ver used Will accesso. | Com sed—BRICK : FE 204 ete Ook bon pose? (wacipess © 000 gross co cage ee 55 | semble these Seis AS black | tated breneingihtred go eee ok can sell_com- | mon Brick —F Open Ev 7 Open Sundays ey fac bows Ke ane Sek, F MPLETE RADI cl | heirs and ourself and sav black Persi furcoat, size sired. $150. C: platform Mee iS Used Lanees Pee = é : 0 AND $39.9 table $69 6 4) _ writ an lamb, si 12, | 53-8387. _ Call evenings’ FE| Excelle ed Lumpe 4 FAMILY ee L. C LADD astm age mcnes Ge canaal| NANC Deir sg) ) Guinaient TV RE- § These ar oS nnlue, | cove te Newent, 14, type- = ss FE 2 if Ad ea Z a deal. s this an out] caddy and t including tube modeis, Fan: e brand new 1954 |LOVE 8! 84 Newberry, AMERICAN ox 2nfs — 3x12. 4s — 2x65 — Feats es PY NEOME — ee oes Hey Drayton for $i0 000 do sre usinees., eaul | ee Sa one tuber swap oF sell look. An popvlar ee come prota mapie ee cnek, oan ce "Bore TRAIN AND seg" doors com "5 ahoothiog Atso ullding th \ 3.2361 F Pl informs wn. Phon ase floo: aw st K BAW of th pare and e in rs. e tab air, odd Tromb: size Po ey ice- — mp with business inelud at, 361 Open su eins ation on N ¢ for mo tr. ay Bid buildi 8. TRA ese ext be conrine fet. © jes, apt. bone. ug rtabie by getts frame ¢ —_ froake es rie For. 6 ndass o 3409. re ong FEcera! | 3.582 ng materia DE For| Michie extraordinary edi ch orner cabinet, size buf- | A MY 2-1882. radio. complet ng heal figu 8. ass {roatage on Paddock | met or Sale Acr , 47 +0858 | , TRADE, FOR | chard te Fluorescent ‘weruates| | Gama.” cameee, Ne mak | aes PE Le SURPLUS [1 son 4 Bt. “roniage “Each sik tas creage 47 4 top iar yor ioe Wars fi FT. MODERN HOUSET inst tare are fata: Arairer. Muckcome “papplen FE $3000. OS sip ares LUMBER Bring “much rid eee ITA A top liquor (spot, located near | PVOUNEED |ntutanstates Saker tS tet ganaion, Se uct eal Eaagette real iomwa |g wemernanen Me le _ Fentale. California, own s will wit Acres ciantc co eeck war iene FERGUSON Bn” call | AHOGANY VANITY, COMPLETE aiton Blvd. 0 b 0.5 20 Except sina +7002 _ Californt: an pres ith 500 fee food G k but doe ple of | T TRACTOR. LOADER. ~~ COMP’ AHOGANY a. 7700 Except 8 = te Gays uc ce ae ent Withir t om par . ross is e sn't serv rade for @ R. LOADE LETe bath VANITY Ch ys tb to sell in town Dull ir city limit ed highway cmd be in xeellent now aS _EM_ 3.2286, nything of e FE 2 BED. ITY, COMPLETE ristmas S Pr Bing Sig Mings Mbt dues: tieiee win teres tt Me a ure ame) coer w MO’ qual value we PE G6 ee ent cor hin a oe Wee b18.500 on . terms. le ek cee > Ua a live wite al e can help you BO BRON CHRISTN MATT gs and deer rifl e of this C 8. ae at living qu opera problems. ¥ ¥ — horse f Cc. ME = TMAS RESSES — es, 25 pr a al arter ou apres jor 2 ANICA > = | bed AND HOL 0° ‘pe per : ‘op- (28s W rroll G. Porritt pepincem eat. offered. ging tee toa | aaa 5 repay oa. can ep up to 5500 | or wil sell. re aces er Car ca! CLEARANCE | on ae new. You reo ace aoc et off on all fi ‘s obert D. Riley dg a — cost No. 1948 ataaal Telephone ently pay: | stNOL 2 7 | Used | Sects comees a ee 2 gs Uc at nee sabe oe oe tf re +g’ Broker ros a ee as anw| DLAT | us of call at our office. BARREL SHO GAUGE SINGLE oe Frigidaire ee ye ALL FURNITURE Mut VinkODE. OUTBOARD Moron Knot (SJ bf : | oo oa, ore ON BALD E- WIDE | | NDITION GUN Se OM beret aoa eet See es iving room ee RS, ty pine 8 . o) WI D- el ga ‘39 «Tug, N suite | _ TRADE- 8, E b 140M | Scaees ae, er coe SGAUGE PHONE PR tem) Use GET auomanc. fumer igs fon reese gis 3 $2 Pidrmo be SOE IRE ASCRPTED Bott Me yey Jonn A, State Bank Bldg FINAN Used studio “ $29.95 Pd cu. &. Philco retr lamp, | Insulated 8 $14.50, perp n By na. dg NANCE CO ; — | ee ime a Re deer hunt x Sloortn oe e FE ¢1583 tr. eeoer . CLAYTON’ $3250. Electric teve. kitchen set, cular $1995 auto. coats, $16 50 — az $130 up : rE sat) FE 4-1574 | SPEEDY. p ON’S” eee ee ote eee | uto. toaster Cash and ; 102 Pontiae ee ee Furni | cers and track se meee wo Regaler $1 = - Rew | Com carry @ ut: ‘ State Bank Bidg. | oS oS ne oe tee Appliances | er gitory recede road train. | > Bo ol odds Cole Shen sucess edng . all FE 28 lassi- Orchard yar yeles, » 26 and Mall pow: | sue. ey pgeer co material - aS: Es __— OS eee ee ue nea ne deliveries Fee . ° yo \ FEMALE anil or FE $-8974 : _ 3, yo articles alec. 945, | Sundeam pon Og bag | SAV A 5-581) f , 7 4, WANTED ag Pegs carte ate a SAVE T TIME! Solve tp eh } ° . g ' . F os hae eee 3 | oe ae ELLY’S y probl ev- Ve ee . 3004 Auburn HARDWARE | Ad ems the Want te fee : ’ , at Adam way! Ph ee oe ‘ s, FE 20811 (28 one F ee / oes | 2-8181 for an ad ver. en patie - eee owri er Oe ee . ‘ F, * Df eee ee - . ff Ot . | : . = Pe PS ees ue _f- 3 a _ . \ } Se A ee ee ; : / pers i rt * A F z * ‘ ‘ . 4 : \ 3 4 . ™ 6 . ty . ! * ~ \ - i ) ho ae PONTI AC PRESS, “THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9,954 a a" _SEVENTY HREE For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | For Sale Housetrailers 78 ‘Trasisportation ( Otterea 0 87| For Sale Used Cars 91 For Sale Used Cars 91 verts, Face — Glass Block, Supply Co., 146 STA’ $60, OR 3-1133. OIL BURNER, bee heats § rooms. Sibley Coal and N Cass SO THER "en nee fees wee ew eeees McBride H ‘Hardware OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO 13 FE 2-9392 | —-, Aubury 1927 Rd. (at Crooks) 30” ENTERPRISE 4 BURNER GAS Range. Good condition, $65.00. Ph. OR 3-€122, ELECTRIC & GAS WATER HEAT- =. Cabinet stake el) cizes, + Laundry trays faucet $21.95 save 100 8. w ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER Fi. mous name brand. a ance g i tecsand ke Ave 5 ROOM DUO THERM SPACE heater with blower and 250 gal- jon of] tank. OR 3-2158. FOR SALE: 55 GA. OPEN HEAD & closed head steel drums. $1.00 each. H. P. Suttgn, €75@ Joslyn. _MY_2-6432. FORMICA | rought en legs tn a FLGOR SHOP oo 09 & Saginaw St. FREE STANDING TOILETS $17.95. Washbowls with fittings 611.05 nr eee one with fittings = white $04.85. coast $109.60 Facto: s— SA Se curuy 5-2100 FOR RE — Table tops Wrough “CONES RENTAL | 1251 Baliwin FE 20077 DEEP WELL FUMP. $30. ope a J auge ven $30. deive rede 1467. _cah_OR FURNACE BL mae AND HONEY- well controls make pffer, FE FULLER REBUILT VACUUM ps gate From $5.50 to $15.00. FE , _ 72: 6. FURNACE. PRESSURE COOKER. Zenith trans-oceanic portable, ovenette, record player, baby bed _FE_ % 7-0168 “OR SALE; PLAY PEN AND PAD, $9. Taylor top stroller $5. Teeter- Lave $3 OR 32907. FOR SALE. Man's size 8, PE 2-2582. - PURRACS WITH AUTO. FE 4-132]. aout size 7. 2 PR. OF _ RATES. woman's size 30 IN “CHICAGO ike new, GIRL's a rry GASOLINE DRIVEN WELDER. 2034 Longview “i. Auburn Rd., G & M COMPANY SAWS AND SCISSORS, MACHINE BHARPEN ALL WORK 18 90 Ib. Slate Roofing .... Coating a COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO | 81 Orchard Lake Ave FE 37161 | $2.35_ROLL Garage Doors | Complete stock of number 2 doors to be sold. All — avatiable at reduced prices. do garage front ee ant installing. FE 2-0203 LEs CO. GRAND PIANO AND SLED. — 1380 Maryland, Birm am. Garage Doors ar will tell you cosTs 2010 Dixte ) Hwy. 4-5654 GE PORTABLE RADIO D, for only $35. Wet cell recharging | type. Needs new Condition. Origin er. ® en pe imally iLco GIL + _— Wath t HEAT. _e, Oe eal. capecity. PE HOLLINGSREAD files Ba number INTERESTE D oor aod PROTOS RA- awe hoppy i room supp es 7? Clas: are | BIES ? SUPPLIES 2A CAMERAS & EQUIPMENT, din. JACKSON & CHURCH GUN ryen ot) purne if eee er 000 build Little $ ne Loong chin oO. 1794 Drive rad “- ich ue Sheet Piywood, brices, You'l peo Paul St St. Cyr I Lumber Co. Rose Ti 3 inter! * quanti roller pan Saw horse brackets, reg. a one 5 garbage cans, Reg. bedrm. models, 14 to 47 Le peor our M4 e yerme New tratiers as little as ‘6 down ta low at as 5 years to reg Poe was & per cent Tat: ; PARTS—STORE ty | pin x4, 5 Everything for the Trailer Home = spo; aed ay mn 2-9 sages Telegraph or and pains Open Daily ‘tl 6 p.m. Fri, ‘til 6 c . : & Aubu “Someday we'll retire to a small place in the city where) Parkhurst Trailer Sales CABINETS. LARGE 20 there’ this ‘king ‘and quiet!” All trailers on hand et savin, im. mirror all, metal cabinet #7 95 oe ee ae 5 ee 5 none of this nerve-wracking peace to you “22 ft to 45 ty at value E Slightly arred. Also OS. Lapeer Rad. large selection of medicine cabi-| Sale Musical Goods 62 ¢ Orion MY 24611. nets with and without lights. new | ~~~~~—~ | ____For SalesPets — 69) Sale Farm Equipment 76 NEW Al AND MODERNIZED UaED * tteh ioe gn ACTORY PRICES. : a ae railers on rental purchase plan Orchard Lake AS layawa: sizes, colors, AGLES REGISTERED. SIRED | CARDEN TR/CTOR. GEAR paty- ones as low as $50 down, ee i Enrall in our "yoboat now, — a field champion. 6 months old, en with cult/vater, Practi- | a EXCHANGE ia Pr UTiLiTY TEALLEN BOIT- dion - a ment . FE 2-2468. cally brand new. MEl- | 60 8. Tel FE 2-3200 Mabie for boat, MI 45366 Be aren Pe eee e.] : ore AK $4280. Hoty. HOUSETRATI ° IDEAL F FOR __Sbie li neon AGN. xX BLONDE pak CON- x .-y Rg CHAIN DEER Giiretins 7 TEXAS NEW OAS STOVE. FUR Coat. cde combination. Al short | saw FEMALE Seles, service & rentals, MY _3-5821. Pr BOTTLE OAS. COOKING size 12., both cheap. :| wave radio & record player. with AWN, LE AND tee ONE MAW CHAIN SAWS | STOVE, PUEL UIL HEATER NEW AND USED Gouble 12 in. spesker< Wonde NEW iND CU TIRES Like NEW. CALL amino — Bo cone of ray eo tone & in fine condition. FE Flo’s Home = Aquarium _ | Stop im for s demo tration. time _OR_3-1059_ ANYTIME. part H&J. Fix-It. Sbop, 2030 G6 $68 State St. +303. Open arg Py ~ | WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL Airport Rd, OR 3-902. dian, Reasonable. Call FE 6-3715.| _® to 9 dail watt Carictmes._ ie jae el rt} Mines, 1983 model trailer, Lived in NEW GALVANIZED PIPE | |PAN AMERICAN | TROMBONE. AT. te sess te eee | eee M1 46000. '| anly € months. Just ‘like new, YM in (2) ft 100 ft. | Perfect __ $15 _MI_¢2175.| pup. AKC. (Or ewap fot srvile | SIMPLICITY GARDEN TRACTO Cash = terms, FE 4-0865. % in tt engths) ide ft PAN AMERICAN CORNET. | $25, eter Earl 8. Mastick Co.. Milford, M88 | = 55—Werw WOON HOUSETRATL: Bee rrp ee pe es om ee | Re ee ee (ae aes tie "sale nt Saat "aner’s ‘poe OIL WA GOOD — WEew PERO Liv. jor sale r $ p.m, condition. Girl's shoe skates, tng. Oocas Pag se IN de pe Sielt Lo ery rake, hammer mill, nearly | 27 FT TREAMLITE TANDEM as TER writ | RECONDITIONED (PLAYER PI wil bold td Xmas, PE_S100| SC, FE 1-044. bettie gas range, electric refrig- ONE ILER WITH Looks new. Gallagher's, FE PARAKEETS AND CANARIES. | SLIVER KING DIRECT DRIVE — new rack, OL 6-1461. _ ese. _ 2489 Aubern Rd. 4-0610 Caetin Saw Weighs a ster gone tee ome inels - OAK FLOORING %" X 34%" | USED UPRIGHT PIANO. $80. Gal-| PA 3 Tye. A RR oe ee tires. 9930. as fe Sy eee seer $225 M/ lagher’s. FE -4-0566. Breed cad naste Oh tC covets) & "Power Progucts, Ea: XN cae . No 3 Com ‘4130 M | sia LL MODERN SPINET |_eu'or 10 ccc” pair MA 4200. or vest eee NO DOWN PAYMENT SET Tass PAINT GRADE sae nes. Parts & Repair for All ri koa" TO WP. $315,| Latge @iscount, Gallaghers, FE PUREBRED FAWN BOXER| {ites 948 Housetrviler, 28 ft. DOOR TRIM | : ps. Males and females. $30. k's Air Cooled Engine waseln electric. ven ro x sise.| SMALL STEINWAY SPINET. Dick’s Air e Engi s tires, Completely Sussused. Seria Yg'x3%a"" Base WP ““10e line ft | Like new. Gallagher's, PE ¢-0666.| Para “CANARIES, CAGES, | 10 8 Sacinaw 4-0320 _— — = sale. Call own- ya""E%" Bese WP 03.¢ line ft. SALANTI 120 BASS ACCORDION, | food, @nce 1927. 564 xen ave. New 2 t, 2 aT mies - . POMERANIAN ew used tarm p eos x08" Fir ee. $6.40 8. J “Gibson r, used. $165. : " all makes of tractors ox Fir $5.62 | Model 018 Martin guitar, used, 00.) Fours es, eal tess or _ Whecrae meters. ol Rent Trailer Space 79 @x8'-%" Fir ................. @@ 9 m | ir b u . ontiac arm ul y cr. ¢x8'-6/16" Pir ) g3 82 | $108. Pakakuwrte OF TTT pp PARKHURST TRAILER ee ! AL! ric! li kept roads HAGGERTY — — er ) Cr begins $25. tes. 1304 Mi. Clemens. +6000. _ JOHN Ma tame DE = esi St a mater, we ge’ oa LUMBER CO. m= ork “LUDWIG DRUMS-SNARE ogg ee zs. 18) _tect 5. MY an eee 1947 Haggerty Hwy. Walled Lake | 70. vexiras. 40) cymbels, drum | oa >see SS th 2 __ Auto | Acessories 80 MArket 4-108¢. i E flat saxapi fine condi-| Dancev’s. 368 Oakland FE 6-883! | Orton’ PORTABLE LAUNDRY ame tion, “a0 rE + +7481. N | WANTED FORD On FERGUSON ATTENTION! Sudcua 48 a te enone a PLAYER Pa bai GOOD | Pinscher Reasonable. 3-3459. | field cultivator. Used garden trec-| we are wrecting 1908 to 1984 hen table irs front = REGISTERED COCKER PUPs.|_tor. OL e000 0 We ave sev: room chair, cement, skill saw, TRADE OUN PIA PIANO. SPINET OR | "Gn 3.1506 after 3, “ Auction Sales 77 eral tate al late model view mongp weed fig, saw. hockey skates. cami Grand fore TV eee. ore Ga, | SPRINGER SPANIEL POPPIES gines Trenemlssion and rear is, ~ j rene - : axzies 2 or prea coment ait ad —veny |__land_Remmels OR 3408. |SAT. DIC. 11. NEAR GOODRICH | starters eeneralo.. 1nd voltage POR HTS PRIGHT PLAYER PIANO. VERY | —'™' : : Rov itt, Prop. Bob resti gots Le EARLY good condition, light walnut. Mi i SY Pay alt Pet Wiles Auctonee: ae ade ‘ i. SCHRAM AUTO PARTS each capaie Tae B. “ss } ACCORDION, EXCEL- T REG! iNG- Windrise Farms. 3 miles east and | 2539 Dixie Rwy Orchard PETRO HEAT SERVICE WILL HE..T YOUR HOME Ave. your- self. —— with Trailer Ex- cha 8 Teegrege FE 2.3200, © enat hours All kinds, plain & decorative Kitchen cabinet doors & drawers made to order. PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO. 1488 Baldwin PE 2-254) REINFORCED CONCRETE SEPTIC tanks. Ph, OR 3-7686 ROMEX BY Tue Cort Tee PER Thompson, 60 6 Perry. i Italian make, in FE 2-2828 etter lent condition ry , peert: Music Instruction 622A SAX AKL C1 CLAR/NET INSTRUC. tions. roid Krohn, FE 2-7362. Sale Store Store Equipment 64 04 8 FT. MEAT COUNTER AND compressor; scaie, etc, OR 3-2628. _Sale Sporting Goods 65 ae sleds NED, ae deca 63.00, dyed extra, Head mounting $20.00 Coats gloves. e ruer .¢ -_E meter 53.1 “N Cénter Ra unt Mich‘ran. GUNS: BUY Burr Shell, 378 8 S Telegrash. AE a SELL, TRADE Maniey Leach, 10 Bagley ¢ PT. 3 INCH NORTHLAND SKIS. i2 GAUGE MOSSBE RG. 3 arwines MACHINE ELEC. _CAB- bolt action. Like ate $23. FE | want ase oe 446)«~McPherson, ——— tac — r _Highland. Mich RAW FURS STEAM BOILER, CLEANER. RE- | move rust and lime, 62.62 per | W ANTED can.: G. A. Thompson, 80 Hi re price paid. Perry. _ | yr - 7 cad gave ON K OUTTER 1) cents | VREELAND FUR CO. ha reee 2678 Orchard Lk. 10-Inch Lathe Logen floor mode) — hours, Com etely pan including q : anes gears aod % oower moter. PR 5-0760. : 5 $1i8.G. single only 2 months, phase, used 1% hp. Will sacrifice. MUtual __4-4038, 500 Flush Doors 2 ft. $6.50 FLUSH DOOR SALES .| MERCER | 400 Pon, Trai) Walled Lk. MA 42222 _ 30 “GALLON Gas HEATERS. 1 $55, 62 gallon electric oo $8750 G. A Thompson 80.8 Perry SEE Us BEFORE “You BOY your @as or oi] conversion. We also install all types of furnaces — fet duct. FHA terms. Stan Garwood. EM 3-2080 TERR. TRACF 25 OR 30 BULL- condition. a ve good — ay nse Cedar Island < Good, cond. FE \ HP. JET PUMPS, $6950. 4% H.P. deep er Lag pumps with 12 gal. tank, $112 _ GA ‘; steneemn 4 80 8 Perry ~ TALBOTT LUMBER ~ Lumber doors, windows, hard- ware. plumbing. B. P 8 paint. Septic tanks. sump pumps. Thor | system for wet basements. Sheet rock, rock lath and floor and wail furnaces. 1025 Oakiand Ph _ PE ¢-2422 USED ELECTRIC MOTORS, 14 hp. Refrigerators washers, ponaaleg and ~ eas eat low prices. Good Housek nop 81'W_ anon, SeAreoine UPRIGHT aoe iN ca be __ 800d _ condition nTON F - “ & Oe Ge Foren row Ae e © Harbor. Hy FE 61404 after 600. : SED TELEVISION teed. 100 to rages _ton Electric, 825 "Waren USED ELEC. F cae $32.50 pete SSE we & APPLIANCE PE 4-1133 ToaDEN Tae SASH AND screen Size 7 4%. 2 storm WOLVERINE LUMBER AND WRECKING CO. 200 8 x 0 New KENMORE TD. | 15xi4 HM mcinerigy with fittings ra aire refrigerator, Hallet-Davis up- | We full ‘ine Yumber, ri iano, 6-1 “and : KITCFEN SINKS PROM $3.75 UP. — eo ae * °s. om eae vtiete 357 wine _ Perry. “| and one 24" wide. OR 30957. i941 CHEVROLET RADIO AND! LINOLEUM ......; : We heater, Parke sa Geb Chaveeiet. VINYL TILE. weeeee 12e Heed Pd radio. Call FE 56670 Smith’s, 257 S. Saginaw LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS AUTHORIZED fe, and tes: on FACTORY . SERV: | parts analyrer. ‘Tasker’ 0} W Huron Ee bi SELL THE “SURPLUS _ through Classified ads Land. livestock, machin. em ONS, ren dene ‘ Hamp- | BABY PARAKEET $7 Aller ‘BEAGLE AND. TERR} ery. anything! Dial FE 2-8f81. eo ae ee 500 Pontiac Tr Walled Lake “Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Seen’ ONL LOLS Pe SHED STONE AND SAND. DRIVEWAYS -- ROADS Good eraser & yards 87. De _livered. FE 46588. FILL t Shag ROAD GRA . DE- ee = 60-40 ances Send. & Gravel. FE_2-0303 SAND < ORAVEL dirt FE 2-1 AND FILLING 6 YDs. STRAW MANURE _ fet ‘ered FM 39-4207 ~ Wood, Coal & Fuel _ 67 FIREPLACE SLAB, 24” lod cord % tor $15 Delivered. 46585 $15 m : ing, He’s # beauty. is PUREBRED FEMALE FOX rrier, 3 yrs, old, MY 3-2820. Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 BOARDING BATHING AND CLIP pink, 74 N Perrv. ON Heat. Surrenen 375 8. Telegraph. Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ALL KINDS HAY, STRAW, WOOD. corn pickin oid ot pe corn. _ Tractor work, t"A & CORN — OaTS — HAY — STRAW. Large or smal) quantities, OA 82179 Fop | SALE GOOD MIXED HORSE o1 cow hay, FE 5-0831. Zo BALES OF WHEAT AND oa.s straw, wired bailed. MI ¢-1819 atte- 6 p.m. or Fowlerville, CAstle __3-9660. For Sale Livestock _72 ARPA AE IRPR LE OH >. dengan “gl ANGUS La apg A. Pisher ou n. 2-86Ti, _ Rochester. COMRIEDALS & YEARLING RAW. ane ‘WHITE BOARS_0 OLD for service, MApie DAIRY cows HEIFERS, to sell. “hiner cooler BS org ar SE cups. hay, 50 ies er. corn sheller, peop mill, manure spreader $430 Pontiac Ra Lost TWO STEARLY HOLSTEIN tles Rd., T PIGS AND CORN REG 2 ek bred i ria eifer calves. Ideal’ for 4-H Christmas gift. D.H1A. rec- Pontiac Chief MOBILE HOMES 22 tf. e uh i length. Up tos LOX he ’ Mutchinsan re- tr as low as $50 Vodcklnson’s Trailer Sales 4618 Dixte Hw. ton Piains Phone On > | Corser & and Mound, lights. after 6 p.m. Trailer Exchange | * Authorized Sales & Service anderson Royal Champion, Rits- Prairie Schooner, Beemer, Tini-Home and many other 1 & 2 . Choose 230 8. Dert ay, Fitnt ese 13 WHEEL TRAILER license to Bench . Com- & pieces of Ford — 3 faim trucas, One of the largest and most complete suc- tions we have ever id. %.per cent o. the machinery is as good as new. Wm. Ferrier and Henry Sheidon Props H A. Fritch and 80n. Oxford Auctioneers. Phone ioe 62814 Mord (aE ret NIGHT ht He a ao soe Sons way. Waterford A_ lovely ne steteha rful a merc dise. New and is a beautiful sale! Lovely blonde tables of all kinds, Beautiful bed- springs. Beds Quite &@ lot of small articles suit- able ter pine Washing machines. Baby . inets. Liv- discontinue farming. cha thor _—- personal property a sovth of Goodrich Hoe- pital at 463 Ridge Road. Satur- We smecialize tm eafety glass, for cars, truck and buses urance jobs re Glass installed whide you walt Free one pound foe" ws Sgt —_ ee ala w e! ng < guaranterd Ope Sat. un- Hub Auto Glass Co 122 ooo avenue rE 4-7066 OUIE'S AUTO PARTS parts for "46 cars oes “Oakiant Ave P Ph. FE ¢461) ‘1 OMC AXLE ASSEMBLY, @75. _EM_ 3-22. Auto Service 8i poser nr GRINDING IN = ear, Cylinders rebored. Zuck M chine fromed ‘3 Hood, Pb 23-2563. REPAIRS_ BUMPING & PAINTING FREE ESTIMATE MAKES OF CARS” PAYMENT. PLAN soon MOTOR SALES ‘ 3o SERVICE ON ANY AU-| TOMATIC TRANSMIS. | SION; POWER-GLIDE OR DYNAFLOW. ine purebred livestock sales pa- | vilien on US 16, 2% miles west of Williamston, Michigan 60 bead — choice registered Holstein cows, | heifers and bulls 28 head high | grade cows. Featuring the out- standing herd of Wayne Feighner of Mason You can improve your DRY CORD WOOD DELIVERED, 3 vs for $11, PE 2-T188 wocgenten Marat margn sonal GOOD DRY SLAB $5.90) Milking cows Mastitis tested. of. 3 for 830. Delivered. PE 46588. 3, see Ployd Kehr, PLING WOOD. Pennimen branch, National Bank SPEEDWAY FORD -GIL—PIRE.| ©. Bp smith, sslee, manager and 5 ™ class Gamal ocak Bt pod e Williamston, Michigan. lace & kindling wood, Oakland Pea eo pant te. Pn iste Wanted Livestock 73 WA OF ALL Christmas Trees 68A| “kinds. Ri ph Nae ston. “_ SOPOT Phone MA 5-5206. CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE Retatl o wholesale ley For Sale Poultry 74 74 Parke Rd., Walled Tee 42005 0 i —(Cs—CSCSCsidL SS PAT HENS WEIONING FROM CHOICE CHRISTMAS TREES. 3| _© t 8 pounds $460. FE ft te 1§ ft Special prices to clubs and schools $100 and up L. 8 Standard service. 644 Jand. Phone- PE 3-9113 _ EXCELLENT RED PINE TREES your own. Crouse Farms Marteas’ Michi- gar. Phone 1 Hartiand. For Sale Pets 69 PARA RRA AAR AH ~ Al for childr breed or a tial show Gogs: Fr G, Craw- ford, 704 W Commerce Rd. EM _ 33514, Ake REGISTERED BOXER 8. Grandfather Capt Fiash MY 2 BOXERS REOISTERED. MALE an. female, FF 5-5 AQUATIC GARDENS TROPICAL PISH AND SUPPLIES oe. Mu. PE ¢-2853. PUPS, REASONABLE. PE 71-4089 AND breeders. OL jes, $4. each ee rr 32-2088 BABY PARAKEETS WITH CAGE This Week Only... .$5.98 oaier 4th era ree Closed een Ce oe BROAD BREASTED iat TUR kevs Lockhart Turkey mile’ Ea: of Auburn | _FF +4156) “MONTH OLD — @ AND 7 ay, Dec. il 1964, starting 1:00 ECON a . oe CARS, 72 ey sharp. = Biles, AUBURN A eer 30° HEAD HOLST EIN ‘cows anv |_ Sale Motor Scooters . 82 ' Holstein, 7 yrs. bred Sept. 27; | bo EAGLE $56 "OWN. $6 WEEK Holstein 6 yrs. bred May 15; New used Cushman rs Holstein 8 yrs., bred 37 pa.| 28. Peddor orb PE 44046 siete 3 yre_, bred May Holstein iG) EACLE. (80. VE Tien ss yre., er p.m ra, bred May 6; qe 6 yrs., bred “July %f; Holstein ¢ yre.| FOr Sale Motorcycles 83 crea Senn 3: llckaste b yre. bred lune 3; Ts., § duty 2, Maureen, yee.” bred | "Yous imarey moira ner April 1, Melstetn 6 yrs. bred | ages nee Ce Te 8. Seat uo ean Sos tices | | : te yrs. br une 7 Guseuncy 4 yrs, bred Aug 3 ____ Fer Sale Bicycles ws sare 2 yre posture pees: stetn yre, pasture bre Sais SIDEWALK BIKE. ‘us Guernsey yrs sture bred: 3 Holsteir "aoiters ” monthe: 4| _\:@il_eve EMpire 35847. Holstein Heifers 6 months: 2| GIRLS 20 INCH 2 WHEEL BIKE Molsteir Steers, 6 months; Hol- 18 < ne Marilyn, Lower Straits | —— = ia months; Holstein 5 3 _ b months. ie ze + NEI BIKE. HOGS AND POULTRY On 2356 Ra Bow and 90> aol eows MA 1946 Farmall H. Tractor} 1951 Case V. A.C. r eulti- vator; Case 2212 inch plow, tn good); Interna- y loader, (near- corn Tri ional ri’ With: fertilizer t: ae 2z1¢-inch plow: Case 6 ft. Cultimulcher ‘nearly new! Case tractor spreader inear- lv new); 3-section harrow: David Bradier, 1 ft double disc weeder rubber. tire wagon and rack, 2 wheel trailer; avid Bradiey & inch hammer mill, Denus Power Take Off post hole digger ‘near. ly new) E __Boats « « “Accessories 85 tected dined | CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Like coe te On See Bot aT oh L YOU TRY wrvdeages aoe A sag of out- EVINRUDE MOTORS ‘CRISCRAFT: BOAT KITS * 2605 Orchard Lake fd. Phone _ rE 8-O112 “EVINRUDE MOTORS E terms iny-a-away Marin. Seles & Service 422 8° Teliecraph DAIRY EQUIPMENT moter, Elgin 7's h.p. outboard, No chils after 5.30 pm, Schulte 6 pag oe ty 2 unit De.| motor’ 12 ft Chris Craft runaboui Pied Lava! pipe Ime milker, dairy wa- | _>ost. FE 56-5707 betore 3 p.m. _ Sale Farm Produce 75 ter hester 16 milk cans JOHNSO: OUTBOARD MOTORS. G D Starcraft aluminum boats Teer- FARMS, 100 bu. oats — dg Nee — ———— for the brom ‘s. “euverbell Rochester, Mich. | bales straw 25 ton loose hay al-| OWEN MARINE SUPPLIES Sale Farm 76 taife and brome — items too | 06 Orchard Lake Ave FE 2-6020 oe Roy Mc- | MERCURY OUTROAR MOTORS BARGAIN Dermitt Prop. Sve: Creft Yellow Jacket . — 6HOR1> KOOKR PLACE Manure Spreaders For Sale Housetrailers 78! 4: pine Lake. Phone PE 2-200 M . but. feel | santa rr be) we Ge —. < one a ICAN. OF L. CONTI BOaTS, TRAILERS. BUY, SELL * Santa cuase MER NERA NTT trade Burr-Sheil. 375 8 Te ue New. ie "2 tractor oa See cae come etd CT ee att se ew re eat. tai to Choose f rooms Before you buy get our J soreacere sev cui to choose from ms Before you buy get our EVINRUDE MOTORS er nen I C Oltvers and John Come in and take pick HOUGHTEN’S $28 _N. Main. Rochester, OL 1-9761 BOLANS TRACTORS & M-E TILL- Roto Hoe, Jeri' snow biow- ore. snow plows, Evans Equip- Chain saws. 6507 Dixie Her “MA §-1878. OR FR EREEZER SPECIAL i Vx BUY ON RAND iw THC FREEZERS, 1954 (ODELS. RIGHT IN THE ORI- M GINAL 8H wal Om CRATES. . 12 FT ODEL, $260 * M . vaca Uae "KING B BROS YOUR Og = as low as $50 down on ren | sda s29 — Genesee Sales. 101 Dixie cil Pick a Bargain FROM 16 eee $8. mode» trailers. 28 to 37 ft, ‘o move With low terms Hie interest rates. == — a — be sold— you ake the te Also seg the Generefe’ Helly’ ar er aes coaches Parts and accessories Oxford Trailer Sales ba ~ a v4 “ Lake Orion on M-34. is FT 1948 ZiMMER TA cna Will sell reasonabiec. Wolverine. Cadiliac and Feather- raft Ha w bow e boats. rrin row ta. Sterling trailers. Old Town and Grumman ¢ Water skits, A -| 1899 8 Telegraoh Rd. FE 2-0033 Transportation (Offered 87 TRUCK GOING WORTH, PART load either war PE S686 ee Boe FOR eprops | bow FLORIDA 25 o' Sea. 10. wut "take two @, passengers _ Aged expenses Call ttle PonTiag Big by lll eWwAY SERVICE Vick cEepORETELE SECTLE mt | drive two 1954 cars to Miam Piorida. Must leave December I return Janwa ery, 5. Gas and oil pe fae oe 8 eet re i 5 Pp. - for immediate eppointm, 4 oie: GLASS, GLASS, GLASS x 10 HP. CHRis CRAFT OUTBOARD | CARS WAITING TO BE “DRIVEN te Phoenix. PONTIAC DRIVE aves FE 46139 3% Union St, TWO Pi SHARE to 8. E. Mo. CALIF, BUYER HERE NEEDS ‘5? SHARP used cars need them, Drive the extra Pang Ree par vou well 4540 Dixie “H.'J. VANWELT OR 3-1154 be 3 CATE MODEL WRECK “Bagley A Auto Parts $0% oF FE 0201 AGLEY ST re cal te cress _ECONOMY Cane 2s AUBURN. NOW BUYING CLEAN CARS RE ge ingham: Sée M&M Motor Sales FE ett GET AR bayer A a Rogie your }'vh Huroa Motor Sates 652 W. Huror PE 2-2641 WTD. JUNK CARS & SCRAP — t. service Call FE 4-038: WTN SCRAP AND a GRAY c. CARS. ___FE_ 3-0461_ or FE = For Sa For Sale U Used T le Used Truck s A A MONEY Y MAKE R 1960 «Chevrolet ‘» ton‘ pickup. pe | sag rabers fos ean ants ove extra dough with this one FE 2-3351. poop CAB OVER STAKE , in. FE 1953 FORD | ‘a, TON PICKUP 14,000 MILES $945 ‘o » CHEVIE. , 3 speed azxel. Huron Motor Sales #52 W. Huron FE _2-2641 ‘0 FORD. 4% TON PICKUP. ¢.- m “40 % TON FORD PANEL. REAS _Cat PE 41191 after 5 p.m TC SAVE THE MOST IN __Ups and trucks, call FE 3-0060. GMC. DIESEL TRACTOR. SELL or trade with or without job bi GM «0 TRACTOR, % TAN- — trafler tow sides 3900 Baid- UP, 140. 8 18 down assum. payments. 8. Woodward Birmingham WILLY® 1953-] -ON PANEL $16 jown and assume payments. _8. Woodwa'd, Birm 6 26-PT. -VANS. ndition. $650 each. Hutchinson _Tratier Sales, Dra ROAD OF ROCK, WILL sell cheap. °3: Fister. PE 5-6827 ol FORD % TON PICKUP $495 LARRY JEROME PH. OL 1-071! ‘FOR_MORE THAN W YEARS A GOOD PLACE TO BUY" HENDRICKSON TANDEM ASSEM- biv complete = azel, suitable for ag uw truck reasonable. FE ~ DECEMBFR CLEARANCE WILSON GMC BMS \V oodward IE 4-4531 STUDEBAKER ‘$3 % TON up. 10,600 actual miles. and overdrive. See CARKNER'S 6 8. Woodward Birmingham 1 43419 Heater _ For Sale Used Cars 91 91 “— BUICK, RADIO AND MEAT. $250 FE $-3341 rire & 1654 CENTURY. 4 DR all accessories, low mileage Mil- ora, MU 4-2034 = | BUICK 1954 SPECIAL RIVIERA Besutiful red and biack White Heate; etc. Must sell, Private Mi 4-8295 « 48 BUICK. $175 PE “BUICK. 1981, RIVERIA DYNA | Rae radio 4440 Elizabeth LOOK! (3) 1950 Customline Ford Tudors. $395 each 1951 Ford Customline Fordor. Radio, heater and Fordomatic. $595 1951 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe Tudor. Radio, heater, etc. $595 “ 1954 Ford Crestline Con- vertible. Fully equipped. = $1,895 WE ALSO HAVE 18 MORE CARS THAT WE WILL SELL POR $500 DOWN AND 80 MUCH PER LB. COME IN TODAY | DAVE DAWSON, INC. COR, OF CLARKBTON TON RD. & M-2¢ ri MY 2311 1951 Ford pickup ........ $645 1960. Chev pickup ..,........ @648 1951 Chev. pickup ........ e645 SPECIALS 1048 Ford panel ...,........ $206 | | 1901 Chev panel $545 1949 Internationa! panel $205 PICK. | WILL FINANCE | 49284 — ME: :2-6211)} baponocl 1954 CENTURY RIVIERA tep. Radio _.1 EB Montcalm. ory CADILLAC. WILL FI. nance ‘ome CHEVIE as @ DOOR SEDAN ery clean, Well Power Vv equipped Priced ion rae +2748 ‘40 CHEV. $19 DO AaSUME payment« ee gi ee El Bir- 7 Facet a_psor i | 1952 Cheveolets. *Formerl taxicabs, Reas. 101 Huron, inst CHEY. SOWER ar dio Re _flean ‘Nothing But "OK." Used | Cars MIC HIGAN'S FINEST DE, RA- tern we se PACK. ARD Club Coste with — matic drive, radio oR} heate: 9 $1 CHEV. DUMP See this one-a fine truck at the right price “$3 WILLYS Station Wagon with front wheel [ drive, redio and heater, Zz PL els Uo. Yeu. Souka Ga i ts ike new and it's ma ce clan Oe lect, 798 "S2 BUICK A very fine ial model. Come in today and give i @ trial. MICHIGAN'S FINEST THE BIG PAVED LOT ON THE CORNER OF WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD Get Set for Winter With a Good Used Car From Commuhity . Motors bays : os om " Ww. A wan ain! - barg No m down. 16 a a _LAKE ORION “Bales | isi ‘A. ONE owner — only 30,000 miles and ice 7 with dynafiow, 33, miles. $400, OR — 21870. im. BUICK SUPER. tis” Fe $1369 Bui 7 i CHEVE. Pt TOP ‘ % PASSsENG Good solid car, 51. . PERRI ONE 54 Chev. $1, 5 Two door Bel Air, radio, heater, finished in dark blue C) in and be penta oaln that it is STATION WAGON | i aap ‘52 Pontiac ion Four door “6 Hydramatic Chief- te w and famous style that bas pever lost its lines, - 021 Hudson $745 owner gave it. gine purrs like « ‘01 Plym. $625 jal Deluxe four door, ma- ron nga | gre Ta) a price ear Ww 80. a that” means business! ‘1 Chev. $675 have to wait m and drive miles to beat this deal. ‘90 Olds $725 door “88” erey radio, ing Fer old - & family car if 3 ever ad one Sipecial price this ke only. ‘50 Merc. $545 Two deor, radio, heater, ciean interior. rune like @ er package -— - yours for this great low pric Matthews-Hargreaves Chevrolet 21] S. Saginaw St. Open Till 9 p.m. FE 4-5646 48 PONTIAC Streamiiner “8° four door, radio, heater, Mydramatic, motor just overhauled $395 81 BUICK Super Riviera pce door heater & Dyna radio, 52 CHEVROLET Be!) Air with 2 tone paint, radio, heater and Powerglide. Bharp car $1,095 49 C. ADILLAC Fleetwood four refio, heat er, Srersmate & = whewoasl tires '42 CADILLAC Club Coupe, radio, heater & Hy- dramatic. $345 '49 FORD Station Wagon with radio & beater $395 '47 DODGE Deluxe two door with radio and heater | $145 | °31 STUDEBAKER Commander Starlite Coupe - V-8~ heater and automatic tranamis- sion, $545 53 Olds Super &8 4 door 2 tone paint, radio, heat- er, Hvydramatic, -pewer steering and power brakes. 1,895 ’S1 Pontiac Convertible coupe radio, heater, Hy dramatic and white wall tires $295 95 51 PONTIAC Streamiiner “®'-two door with radio. heater and whitewai! tires Community Motor Sales , Ine. Authorized Pontiae and Buick Dealer 803 N. Main. eo ester Open Tit P.M. OLive a1) WHY BE A TENANT? Many excellent -home- buys at easy terms in the Classified ads, = £ ee . ~) RSP ES SP a aE SER? bane ae ny Ed foe ur regelingrerd bony slay oo Eng Se alive asind egal oy oe ely ABE ELEY Se ee PONTIAC RETAIL STORE GOODWILL USED CARS “NOT A NAME BUT A POLICY” 53 PONTIAC i a = * $1,495 51 FORD , Sedan with 2, and heater. iStock No, amit 025, 53 FORD | Sedan with Fordomatic, radio and | heater, (Stock No J141) » $3 PACKARD Sport Coupe with aii power equip- ment, (Stock No 3750; $1,395 "SI STUDEBAKER Club coupe with radio and heater, ‘Steck No 3632) $545 ’'49 DE SOTO Sedan eutomatic transmission, radio and heater. (Stock No. 3646) to) ’S] DODGE | Bejan with radio and heater. (Stock. No, 3668-A) < $495 52 BUICK Four door sedan, radio and heat- er (Btock No J708-A) $995 CHEVROLET Sy Air four doer radio heater, Powerglide. ‘Stock No. 3797) $1,245 oF) { i | | Bei | | ' | °'52 CHRYSLER Convertible. Royal Master tires and al] power equipment, (Stock No. 3190) $1,195 53 BUICK Fear door 2 tone paint rain heater whitewall tires and Dy. nafiow —_ $1,695 ’S30 PONTIAC Streamliner ‘'@'-two door, radio and heater nae $545 ’°S0 CHEVROLET Convertible, radio heater, and whitewall tires ' 34 OLDSMOBILE | “98 four door, like new, ail power equipment ‘Stock No, 3801) 2,575 53 BUICK Roadmaster Convertible. All er equipment, i8teck No. $1,795 PONTIAC RETAIL STORE Factory Branch. 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill Phone, FE 3-7117 we } 4a ©. 8c VALUER 0 * Be : ‘ ah Pye SALE gi sy 0 ‘ ve oN eS ee ee a Tee 8 ae j a re a j a . sevexr:r0 a ae oy _ THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THU ic DECEMBER 9, 1954 7 ena eal] SICameE Tsai ihaociiiealll s ~ a pan 91 “For Sale Used Cars 1 D eaecha Ud Core a _For Sale Used Cars 91 _For Sale Used Cars 91 For Sale Used Cars _21| For Sale Used Cara $ - — ‘e1 FORD rs) 3 LINCOLN GOOD CONDITION : PONTIAC. ¢ DR STAR . RL tERTER. « DOOR. “REAL BUY. ey CHRYSLER. VERY CLEAN. TAYLOR CHEVROLET] R FOR SALE 31 FORD _¢ door. 29-4821. ‘ oe! "Custom Sedan fully ge 12.000 miles. ‘ Cail aft- B.S. Thorpe__¢ 8s ~GoSb CONDI. | '*3 Chevrolet Bet a At ‘ a ose and out. Low mileage, OLDs i983 Del UXE 3 DOOR 3 *§9 PONTIAC “# DELUXE ° Special paint. 4.600 @ «3S Pe. = 7 | ee FE 5-2335, st oudebater Lag. Sommancer” v-8, RD 5 BOGR ibe HEATER ponte oa” drometic cw eiiense, Fox IAC *s 7 DOOR DELUX! OR DELUXE . 1 ’ ARGAINS - | Gury! GOLDEN FALCON — 8705, = seat covers White side walls. Beit MA . Phone FE $6383 efler 6 éramatic. radio and heater 3053 Ford. 4 door Fordomatic 1954—Bour door sedan. Must se) “60 at ane — Joe bo with heater shape PE 5- West Side Used Cars D.m. : Rte Derk xreen Must sei. re Radio ) ape beater. lowner. Bess: his car is a show model. and F $308 < ku sess : Fonb p. VICTORIA, inst, PORDS: Huron PE 42185 SO eee mobile. has very few miles. — Fully | Fo, ye ae » matic, ed: mecies: ee A amedeie We checse _ | PONTIAC, (DOOR SILVER | 3 pontiac & aR DOOR DELUXE. 1853 Willys _ equipped all power equipm: ‘” ’ AY LO $405. , : Radio and heater, Ciean extras, 3948 Hudson. Cail me Gt bame evenings Of LOR’ 4 wall ‘tires, tiga mileage, oon —_WE_BUY iD TRADE Good condition. 75" thao. Pe a-3008 rn Chevrolet joven SALES | _Seekends Midwest +6850 7 Be LAKE te sei MY EQUITY 7h | 1952 O bile ‘83 & 4 DOOR. HYDRA- route ri es, 3 2 DR. CELUEE. ‘m FE 46151 CHRYSLER 1940 $10 pows WAND ‘Binee 1831" ° 4 matic reaie heater a many emission radio 712_W. Montes mF : asc me payments 464 Wood- | Phone MArket 6-1561 ‘34 Ford for an earlier mode! car. door Power stoorine. autronic steer ten, V sed com standard §«6trans™: eee. cua wal Meoupe ‘poder glide ee | | ward <= ‘FORD '@. TUDOR. PAINT Has a pono $100” WILL FINANCE. i tone point, excellent ‘condition, | _ dition. PE £-0258, vs _ tires "s1 "Soo. On 3-205. compe. ere Fradio. oll bath. | | 3) DESOTO. — $10 Down AS- jaded, needs painting. $225, ba!- FE 49264 Priced to sell. ina BeaiTiac DELUEZE oTak Santis st DELUXE. 7 DOOR _ Excellent, _eondiiton. _EM_ 3.3972. ; faa. 48 woctward ance, No equity wanted OR $1373 | nopn 3) MODEL A COUPE. 666 | Huron Motor Sales Fh nee 344 _— hy rometic, mest oo low CHE a AN : | : : t BME Bin "booae oROKET PINTER | Mar Marae, ener, nergy. | —P TT - PR TALE BY —GWHER ins | SREY uli PE a Bee oak | gue nae AY be D $53 | e¢ new e c Ford-O-Matic tranamiss: i - oe ; c STOM . a Poe Late Models and owner EM 3-94. ___| _ 63am _ ine’ Duds “bydremauc. fos °F | 2036 PONTIAC RD. “rarer ae ot DOOR. Tansportation § +DO ; RD ‘54 TUDOR CUSTO ‘ OLDS a aOR NY Bric: | is PONTIAC STARCHIEF CUS. Lead: +0500 115 8 Saginaw _ _FE 5009 FORD 841 white walls, 9000 AUTO SHOW Hy 1 eee td fax tom 4 door. Hydramatic. i PONTIAC GOOD - CONDITION, . “a CHEVTx Guns SCORE cone ae ae ae poe) el mCARKNER 3 SEE PAU! N Pontiag CONVERT. GOOD| PS, ,Crook femnl t . t ua e = 3 to : Miles i ‘ a “i a ee hee “Daltery. excel; Elices Dr off Square Lake Rd | 66 8 Woodward — Birmingham a oF Z »_ slipcovers. = Of. 3-1042, PONTIAC $4 DELUXE CHIEF- : Krot motor, bse ri iz ma ‘4 DODGE ¢ pooR RADIO; __s—s“—s—s MOO , For A Good ] ’ a ® dr. Low mileage, $1775. i tance ot oo TTe Pontes “heater Dire Radio, heater and Gyromae- STON —— r PO) "5 DOO STOM | je sTUner 1952.PONTIAC Deluxe tie transmission Very good |e CLARKSTON (ees Kamer 4 goer M paresis aden, uydrematie Starlight elur oupe, heeds ee i . : ‘ oo! nd E | Chieftain fordor sedan in| $1795 Get this prectically’- new — — eee _ oe z SS | ee SCH UTZ Tasers une wall wer ila Bre Sasa Oe Cent otter. Fucne ant x | B aiser r sedan ‘ : wonderful condition. Has | 53 Buick 4 d Fo. sc. ee teeeres Clarkston, Mich 1940 Kalser 4 door sedan MOTORS INC ; Pere ae owner. $2000. SrODESAee 33 HARDTOP, H d tic and white alt ue dr., radio, | é MApie 8-5141 1961 Henry J 4 4 Demet MS Speen 2 make : Hie CUE | auto transmission, radio, heater, bel oa : heater, Dynaflow 1983 BUICF SUPER FOUR | cee) fe eee ser ee oan SALES & SERVICE ME ean Mie Cotaiins Omni Soa cad wine A real sO ARKNER'S walls. Hurry on this one!! DOOR V-@ Extras? You BARGAIN [CLEAN ‘Ws POND ite Wiis | “URCRN AVE |= ECC ter white. White side walls. Other | 66 8. Woodward Birmingham = Sen ace ee occa, one | $990 FE 1-0238 eves r accesories, 5.500 miles. FE 2-5640. MI 43410 1952 OLDS “98” series. $ jm Sodar' oe) FORD TUDOR CUSTOM 6. Y ll ( — ae | Radio heater 1 ow Good | One of those real good | 1995 ap ae HUNTING: | dition 1. 5436. oct con- a ome. ; 5, ord Skyliner r., oo | '8) KAISER, SPOTLIGHT, RADIO ‘ automobiles ie ger | Fordoaiatic Brats See These and Save! | & heater. overdrive, $363.50. 258 See S . . Yours for on er | ae | equipped uu r y pes Sanya pe moe , 1949 COSMOPOLITAN, LOW MILE- . ° $1 975 ‘49 Ford 2 door V-8. Four brand-new Pontiac Starchief age. good condition. FE 5-837 We Finance . - ‘ $795 ‘@ Olds “98".4 ar. Parag a oul vomise HUDSON ‘S80 5 Fase GER . *hieftain us joor demon- co . ve lean th bout Ba. i : 1952 DODGE ford re) Cheasal And many others strators ° gen PR OT EVERYBODY'S | 95 ordor se-} °54 Chevrolet Club Coupe, tool HENRY 3 @ CYLINDER Credit Is Good Here PRICES FOR eae < : adie 5 : dan. One of our ones radio, heater Riemicnechneitee Bros. MIST. RIE SOLO | ecuise veater, pew tires. 123 NATIONAL ; . buy 8, Must go out t ay. D d THIS WEEK! want al 2 pe went CLEAN MOTOR SALES | Look at the price! oage- . oat eet ae ae 171 S. Saginaw St i $575 $895 P] h No Reasonable Offer );M-3#_4# Buckhorn Lr __ MY 22611 =: Oak ae St Lineoln 4 dr., radio ymout Refused : ; . « ef PE rs kg ~ Z 1950 PONTIAC 8 fordor | and heater ies anne re sedan. A real nice family ee ee sie : PONTIAC . | car fully equipped. Only $1395 252 S. Saginaw St. RETAIL STORE Phone FE 2-913] . 65 Mt. Clemens St. , $450 53) Chevrolet Bet Air! ACROSS FROM POSTOFFICE Sport Coupe | _____ $1 DE SOTO Custom | 7 | re SC ( bates sedan See sell T You Must Live Within a 50 Mile Radius of Pontiac to Take Advantage for a lot more but is $495 , WH — of These Prices. No Dealers Allowed. , : yours for only | "30 Pontiac Sedan, radio, ~ ; ' ’ - ’ | 495 Nncater: 1'49......$125 ‘'49...... $360 ‘S0...... $695 | $ KAISER DELUXE PORDOR = DDGE FORDOR SEDAN WITH = PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DELUXE | | Ste iene | Sen ete Wa ee oe | ‘: 1.49 DODGE sedan. One $795 covers *" | of those good buys that |". 2 Plymouths—2 dr. and ‘49 eee $135 ‘49 see ee $395 ‘OZ SO foe $895 | is mechanically OK. Solid | de Turn to T f od b ERC a . urn tO iurner lor @ go RA- : FORDOR SE FORD CUSTOM 8 FORDOR. = : qooe 4 1} Your choice of any car on|/# Re" Re Se p $295 {in an “A-1” Used Car or Truck | ™ . 19530 CHEVROLET Bel oa 2 dr., radio, | ) wel lot, up lo $1,000, with noth- | 46 ce eee $135 ‘50 ce ee $435 51! Sao oes $945 | Air 5 passenger Coupe., heater H ld T F qd ing down and no payment NTIAC 8 CLUB COUPE N re ] } d _O : i j e MERCURY CLUR COUPE WITH BUICK 52 BERIES_ JET BLACK | ene ae. | i WITH RADIO AND HEATER RADIO, HEATER AND TWIN WITH RADIO, HEATER, DY- | | 2 tone finish, radio, heat- | aro urner, Or Hil ¢ (| JET BLACK FINISH SPOT LIGHTS NAFLOW AND TINTED GLASS. er and seat covers. $595 peer is un il he middle of January. BEST IN WHEELS AND DEALS" ; : Alice ‘ ’ ' t $495 | 31 Studebaker 4 dr Ta: = , 46 ee 8 oe ww $175 50 =< 3 é $435 52 o 6 & 6 ee $960 a1: H . 949 52 : pe 1 dro, heater : Mt . tl . 1949 LINCOLN I PLYMOUTH || PORD CLUB COUPE WITH RA-. * BUICK SEDANETTE WITH RA- PACKARD FORDOR "300" SER- : 1951 MERCURY tudor. : A i Bl Y ‘ FOUR Boor Pon raremellc FOUR moos Soya Dro. paeiee eke ati lahk Pell meat Cx ornare Ls wited gps IG) 18 LOAD- 2 tranamission, radio eater, car Wor more an he i 5 Goo e N , } ] Thi 18 really a wonder- good motor, good transporta- money Delightfully two toned . . tion. NO MONEY DOWN grey and blue, new-{ires. low : ful value. Has radio and 10 P q10 3) | a : = | a ; , mileage, one owner, radio, heat- [i] # ‘ ' 4OPIvmouth .... $199 Ford Conv..... $899 $6 per Month er and direction signals. NO |) 46 $195 50 $530 5] $1045 Boers 'S2 Buick 4 dr, Super. | 49 Ford 2 di $280 34 Ford 2d $1,295 | MONEY OOWR: | «6 crnea “unon wit er ae : = esis Be OTK UT w aes a G45 M | PONTIAC 8 STREAMLINER TU- FORD TUDOR WITH RADIO, pa remont SUPER +8 HOL- 595 js adio and heater =O tialee 4a, YOO URE $309 || . $5 per Month DOR WITH RADIO. HEATER HEATER AND OVERDRIVE WITH RADIO. HEATER, | l < KR eae Sford Conv, ... & 1950 PLYMOUTH AND TWO-TONE PAINT. LIGHT GREEN FINISH HYDRAMATI - | if Mb bord 2 ch $2) "ST dnd an $390 ONV 1950 Pp OX TL, AC rider direction signals, clean inside . sacl eo De ys cree SES 32 Ferd Country : 3 CHEVROLET DELUXE FORDOR CADILLAC 62. SEDAN WITH HUDSON HORNET “HOLLY- IYNPDCHEVROLET “& Buick odio rade and “9'Chev. Cpe gs0n a 10 eed out NO MONEY DOWN ||| WITH RADIO HEATER AND RADIO HEATER. HYDRAMA- WOOD DUAT C*HBURETORS, fader ples |e is nae $7 Dodge 12 tt Stake 22... eee this ad to one of our salesmen to take advantage of these values. See Tee We fea (eiecae ETC > REAL TRANSPORTATION SPE : a Ko d qe tet | a LG Si Gee wy ss ei wis we se ce # sii! 5) 5 at ; CIALS PRICED 70 seni guicn | eo) Courteous salesmen GMC 2 tn Damp es eee se Pick out the car vou want and drive home ina real i ae (ees AA ra tt : re CALL ANYTIME FROM a au ({2 toot Vou ip getting | C2 Dodge te 6 CN voce eee eee eee s ‘ bargain. \We must make room for more new car (| : £4 i 4? Che Seclan Yehivers S24 f Caf ai avi chron. 1 Ctiad : poe ee ew eee ee we | e TO * PM : i mee trades, iP Sl bord 2 ton Damp god pee goad ost LOW DOWN ' Sa (liexrolet |raeton 222. ..5...52--5-58- 122. SUD werwasce | OLIVER | waro.p Turner, Forp || "7"? Delivery | BRIGHT SPOT Cy Owens BUICK | _- 2BIGLOTS KELLER - KOCH | | Olds-Cadillac “Your Ford Dealer” “22 YEARS IN PONTIAC” 147 S. Saginaw! St | I on : | : FE aay O v3 i 464 S. 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Jane Palm- t—news 6:15—(9) News. Austin. Grant. (4) News. 6:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re- naldo in western adventure. (9) Falcon. Mystery. (4) Liberace. Piano - impressions. (2) -News Ace. Ken Cline, Van Patrick. 6;45—(2) Weatherman. Dr. Ev- erett R. Phelps. 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet show. (9) Abbott and Costello. ‘$1,000 TV Prize.” (4) Michigan Outdoors. Mort Neft host. (2) Quarterback Show. Lions. 7:15—(7) Detroit Deadline. News. Geri Milkin of Free Press talks of Ruth Alden, 7:30—-(7) Lone Ranger. Load of | dynamite is weapon in battle for “Colorado Gold.” (9) China Smith. Mystery with Dan Duryea. “Wreath of Poppies.” (4) Dinah Shore. Old Christmas decorations and songs. (2) News. Doug Edwards. 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2) Jane Fro- man. Songs. * 8:60—(7) Film Theater. Cesar Ro- mero in “All's Fair in Love.” mental tle for her fortune. (4) Bet Your Life. Groucho Marx. Quiz. (2) Star and Story. Teresa Wright in “Her Crowning Glory,” girl who wants to start at bottom has trouble with influential friends. 8:30—(7) T-Men in Action. Convict seeks revenge on girl he thinks responsible for his im * marr, Robert , Cummings -G. Robinson as teacher who plays spy hunter in Eric Ambler’s “Epitaph for a $:00—(7) So You Want to Lead a guests of Sammy Kaye. (9) Mo- _ tion Picture Academy. Hedy La- in he Live a Little.” (4) Drag- Sgt. Friday, Officer Smith potion to break up gang of organized holdup men. Jack Webb stars. . 9:30—(7) Theater. Aging diplomat * battles for his integrity in “The Consul,” (4) Theater. Edmond O’Brien plays chaplain who leads lost “Charlie C Company” in Korea. Colorcast. (2) Four | 19 Star Playhouse. Dick Powell plays successful songwriter who goes to New Orleans with mur- der on his mind in ‘Bourbon Street." 10:00—(4) Video Theater. “‘Ladies in Retirement.”” drama with |; Claire Trevor. (2) Hockey. De- troit Red Wings vs. New York Rangers. 10:30—(7) Ella Raines Show. Janet R. N., in “Bradshaw 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On., -Variety with Terry Stevens, guest. (9) National News. (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) News. 11:15 — (7) Roadside Theater: Leslie Howard in ‘Penn in “The Light Touch.” (2) Big Picture. Armed Forces -re- port. . 11:30—(4) Tonight. Variety with Steve Allen. Johnny Mercer, guest. : 11:45—(2) Weathervane. FRIDAY MORNING 7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning | 9:00—(7) Breakfast Club. (4); Romper Room. (2) Welcome Traveler. 9:30—(2) Breakfast With Murphy. 10:00—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong “‘Pimpernel |. ‘School. (2) Garry Moore. 10:30—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4) A. Time to Live. 10;45—(4) Three Steps to Heaven. 11:00—(7) Creative Cookery. (4) Home. ° 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00--(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Betty White Show. (2) Valiant Lady. 12:15—(2) Love of Life. 12:30—(7) Story Studio. (4) Fea- ther Your Nest. (2) Search for Tomorrow. 45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. (4) Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces Life. 1:15—(4) Sonny . ; Elliot. (2) Seek: | ing Heart. * 1:30—(4) Jean McBride, (2) La- dies Day. 2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (9) Prayer, Billboard. (4) Ladies First. 2:15—(9) Film. 2:30--(9) Myrtle Labbitt. . Linkletter. ' $:00—(7) Theater. (9) Pau! Dixon. (4) Greatest Gift. (2) Big Pay- off. z 3:30—-(4) One Man’s Family. Bob Crosby Show. $:15—(4) Golden Windows. $:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar-— lowe. 4:00—(7) Capt. Flint. (2) Art (2) (9)° Justice Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) Brighter Day. 4:15—(4) First Love. (2) Secret Storm. 30—(4) Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) On Your Account. 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. (4 Modern Romances. §:00—(7) Auntie Dee (9) Adven- tare Theater. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) R. Q. Lewis. - 5:30—(7) Jungle Story. (9) Howdy Doody. (4) Howdy Doody. (2) Pirate Pete. -- Today s Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed tn this column are subject te change without notice. wae, (700) CKLW, (908) Www, (ese) WOCAR, (1198) _ WEYZ, (ir WJBK, (lee) ; — TONIGHT :00—WIR, Tennessee Ernie CKLW. News, Music 1:15—WJR, Ma Perkins WWJ, Fibber McGee WJBK, News, T. George CKLW, Musical Airs Fan — . WXYZ, News, Top WCAR, News, Rhythm WEYZ, Wattrick, McKens | CELW. Marry Plannery 9:15—WJR, Kitehen Club 1:30—WJR. Dr. Malone CKLW, News, Sports : ’ CKLW, Story Time 16:185—WWJ, Gildersieeve 9:30—WJIR, Mrs. WJBK, McLeod WXYZ, Top of Town CKLW, Good WN Chub : 6:15—WJR, Clark Quartet CKLW, FP. Martin 9:45—WJIR, & Joe 1:45—WJR, Guiding Light 10:30—WJR, Dance Orch CKLW, Good Neighbor “wwa. Bud L _ Lee WXYZ, Ww4J, Proudly We Hail WCAR, Temple Academy tn : WWJ, News. Mulholland CKLW. Eddie case CKLW, News 1: oo wR. griner Godtrey-| CKLW, oeee. Devas 4:30_-WJR, Reynolds | 10:45—CKLW, Organaires WWs. Se Smith Chew : WWJ, R. Mulholland cae ef My True worl 2:18—WJR, Perry Mason WXYZ, Bill Stern 11:00—WJR, News News, Hom WWJ. Plain Bil! WJBK. Dinner Musie WWJ, New WCAR, .News, Temple CKLW, Ven Kuren, Sports | 16:30—WWJ, Fran Harris $: 30—WJIR, N. Drake 6:45—W. WJBK, L. Gentile wx Whispe ng Sts, ww. one wxTe, ruresay's fe heusts GuL” tearp teerean : ¥ wi L. giana am Red Skelton CKLW. Musi Girl Marries @: Wm. Brighter | Des CKLW, Pulton Lewis — WCAR. Song Parade | WJBK, L. Gentile .| 11:30—-WJR, Musie 11:00— WWJ. Strike It Rich wean. Harmony Piven ' CELW. MeKetler | WXYZ, Modern Romances 1:15—WWJ, Say With Muste NZYz. Modera Ron 660-9 Wants Weires CKLW, Guy Nunn — | WJBK. Don McLeod } WWJ, Woman in Love 7:30—WJR, Choraliers | WCAR, News. Lady, Songs | WXYZ. Ed McKenzie > FRIDAY MORNING WCAR, Ca WW3. Morgan Beatty 11:15—CKLW, News CHL Genet Beater 6:38—WIR, relt. Voice WXYZ, Ever Since Eve 3:15—WJR. Aunt Jenny WJBK, L. pad ped pi 11:80—WJR, Make Up Mind ' CKLW., Guy Nunn hada. ented Pays oy ca povage St Neges 1:45—W. zB. Morrow by XYZ, Curtain Pepper s Wwi. 1 Man's Pamtiy vee Cee Ew CKLW, Queen for » Day WJBK, Don McLeod CKLW, Eddie 6:48—CKLW, Toby David eg Rosemary 3:43—WJR, Our Gal Sunday 8:00_WJR, Suspense 1:00_WJR, Jim Vanall oe Ww, Rt. te Ba ww Roy WXYZ, Osgood, Wolf 12:00—-WIR. Jack White 4:00—waR, ware, Official ive , News WWJ, Backstage Wife x 1:15—WJR, Music Hall CKLW, oak the Bank - WXYZ, Wattrick, McKenzie WCAR, News CKLW. Eddie Chase $:15—WXYZ, Show World §:30—WJR, Night Watch WW4,. Bob WXYZ, Vandercook CKLW, Crime Fighters WJBK, Hockey CKLW, 11:15—WJR, Bob 1:38—CKLW, Terence O'Dell | 7:45—WWJ, News | 8:00—WJR, Jack White if WWJ, Bob Maxwell = | WWJ, Faye CKLW, Austin Toby David WCAR. Pontiac High 16:46—WWJ, Break the Bank a2: B—wsR, Parm Roundup Eligabeth Gfent WCAR, Noonday Caller 2:30—WJR, Time Out, Muste | “WXYZ, News, Crock 2:00—WJR, tnd Mrs Burtea WCAR, Hall. Sports 4:18—WWJ, Stella Dallas WCAR, Talk Sports | | $:30—WJR, Musle Hall WWJ. Widder Brown WCAR. Carousel | er WCAR, News Cc i 8:45—WXYZ, Just Easy wean’ mostly | 4:45—WWJ, Woman in House | 9:060—WJR, A. Clooney | #:15,-WJR, Bud Guest | CKLW. News Wright WW3, Spend Million | WCAR, Coffee 12:45 -WYZ. Charm Lady =| WCAR, News WXYZ, Sammy Kaye . — | 5:00—WIR. News CELW. Hows, | Se ae: Meee pal FRIDAY AFTERNOON | WWJ. News 9:15—WJIR, Bing. Crosby 8:45—WWJ, News a) oe—_ WIR, Life's Road CKLW, Eddie Chase a WCAR, Radio Revival ww, R. — 9:30—WIR, Amos ‘mn’ And WXYZ, Paul Winter | 6:15%—-WJR, Music ' WW3, Where Are You Plan » KR. agan CKLW, = Board WxYz, JR, New ww, Minute Parede Breakfast Club —— News, — Tom Wean, News, Hal WWJ, Jim Deland ve" 6:30—CKLW, Wild Bill Repeat Performance Party | Honors Cole NEW YORK (®—Elsa Maxwell gave her most impressive New York party in years last night— with the same honor guest for whom she threw a big one 20, years ago. There were ambassadors, movie stars, playwrights, dramatic stars, artists, the extremely wealthy and the extremely aristocratic among the guests in the Waldorf-Astoria's Empire Room. | But it was a little fellow with a cane whom Elsa introduced as her honor guest. Her memory apparently slipping back 20 years, she brought into the spotlight and introduced as the cause of the party “a young man just starting to invade the music world of —— Porter.” After dat. it was _ a arict with floor show, plenty of and champagne. One thing amie it a little unusual—there were little green parakeets in cages all over the room and more parakeets flut- tering all around the ceiling. The party was so forma] that any on showing up with a black tie was handed a white one at the reception desk and had to change Miss Maxwell didn’t get just any old. movie stars—she got Kirk Douglas, Grace Kelly, Joan Fon: | e * Porter Again | taine. No budding young artists— “but Salvador Dali, in waxed mus- | tache curling almost up to his ¢ Ves, There was not one prince anf princess, but several, plus at least | a dozen counts and countesses, | dukes and duchesses, Increase Red Trade TOKYO w—Japan's trade with. Red China this year will exceed 60 million dollars, more than dov- | ‘ble last year’s amount but only a little over 1 per cent of Japan's | total foreign trade, the newspaper Nihon Keizai ——— today, 3 TIMES Ff FASTER wooi| for GAS on Stomach Certified laboratory tests prove Bell-ans iets neutrali ames much stomach acid in . m4 : i leadin USED TV SETS $10 te $15 Down $5 @ Week . HAMPTON TV $25 ete Muren S$. $n About 115,000 se hok buses are use in the U.S 1 Complete Set of ; Seat Covers a 2” Installed FREE Now or After Christmas Aa a toed Guth tne tee Gongs > — Seat Cover Mart 136 S. Saginaw at Chase St. Phone FE 4-8272 Christmas Special! ee ee - Took Pre-Med. “as College Gir Star of ‘Greatest. Gift’ Had English Schooling for Several Years NEW YORK — It is coincidental that Anne Burr, who plays Dr. Eve Allen on daydrama, - Greatest Gift, should be cast as @ physician, for that is what she almost be- came in real life. She took a pre- medical course at Sweetbriar Col- lege, but dropped it when she dis- covered how tong it would fake to be a doctor. — Jession off and on for some time. She began her medical “career” when she played a nurse in “The Hasty Heart’ with John Lund and Richard Basehart. Born in Boston, school in England for several years before attending Columbus | School for Girls and Sweetbriar. She left Sweetbriar after her sophomore year to try her wings as an actress in New York. - She started with bit parts on radio shows that paid and ‘‘leads on programs that didn't.” Then came a part.in a Sam Behrman play called “The Talley Method.” In turn, she got the feminine lead in “Native Son’’ which was being and directed by Orson produced Welles. The play and Anne were big hits. Since then Anne has done “Dark Eyes” for ded Harris, “Lovers and Friends” with Kath- erine Cernel! and Raymend Massey, and “While the Sun Shines.” More recently Anne. played the wife in ‘Detective Story," and has appeared frequently on many of the top TV dramatic shows. Since assuming the lead in ‘The | Greatest Gift," Anne has found she has time for little elsé as the show originates from Philadelphia, Father Slays. Family, Self Wife, Three Children Found Dead ‘in House in Carolina Mountains (NEWLAND, N. C. —A 34-year- old crippled former mental hospi- tal inmate, whom police -said wiped out his family of four then shot himself, died at Grace Hos- pital in Banner Elk last night. Andrew W_. Sparks did not re- gain consciousness after being ad- mitted to the hospital earlier yes- terday, Dr. Lawson Tate reported. * * ® It was still a mystery just when the shootings occurred in the old two-story frame dwelling in the nearby mountain village of Min- neapolis. Sparks’ wife Norma, 21, died from a rifle bullet through her chest and seven stab wounds, Her body was found on the floor; the childrens’ in their beds, | * * * Toya, 3%. was shot behind the right ear and ber right arm broken and mangled: Andrea, 1'5, was shot through the neck; and Cornie Jean, 5 months, chin Sparks, a watchmaker. last week was released from the North Caro- lina Tuberculosis Sanitorium. A hip bone infection required him to use crutches. Police did not speculate as to a, motive. They said he had no rec- | ord of violence. ———— Buy on Budget No Money Down Save on Convertible Tops! . ia Pe eer Anne went to| 2 shot through the | — =< ‘Se Hi Si, Se Me He Be age NS As age ES 5 a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THU RSDAY, DEC EMBER 9, 1954 lothing New to Anne Burr [ie J ee + welcomed a new member into his family when his birth to! a six pound, five ounce boy recently. He triend, Christopher Mayo Smith, field manager of Philadelphia Phillies, Paralyzed by Stroke Learning to ANN ARBOR (®—Gentle, patient Jeannette Scott has given herself the toughest agsignment she ever handed out as a teacher—learning to talk, all over again. For years Miss Scott taught grade school English in Midland, and music in Bay City. Then one tragic day, five years ago, visiting a friend after school, Miss Scott suffered a stroke. It left her partially para- speak. Last year she heard of the speech clinic at the University of Michigan, where others had learned to speak agai partially or entirely, after filness had injured parts ‘of the brain. Last February she began the classes. Today Miss Scott is pre- paring herself a new sort of Christ- mas present: A duet with her sing- ized and without the power te | ing teacher, Peter Rettich, of ‘‘Oh Holy Night." | Rettich says she has been an | Talk Again Is Tough Job for Teacher of digability. That is, she knows what she wants to say, but has difficulty forming the words. bers bolted President Syngman | Rhee's Liberal party today, ap-| seek office for life. e7 ” SEVENTY-FIVE 12 Bol’ Rhee Party. | parently in a new outbreak of dis SEOUL Twelve: more+mem- | *#*isfactio# over a constitutional amendment permitting Rhee to , Brown Only Men’s Zipper House Slippers Brown Only | The clinic has sent over 100 per- sons home during its short history. All of them have been vastly im- proved. One young boy brought into the clinic without speech and the use of his hand is now a skilled laborer. Another had to be carried from the car which brought him to the clinic, but is back in school today, Several have gone back into busi- ness again. Two, helped by the chnic, studied speech correction to help otters. A major crime was committed | exceptional student. She has, he ever 13.8 seconds in the first six explained, the ‘‘expressive’' type | months of 1954. LOREEN USED SETS — RADIO 10” to 21” 93 99s = Joslyn (Corner of Walton). 30 Days Guarantee ‘Well-Known Makes ALTON & TV : 4 Pr. Lavdatory =| SALE =] Be we're sinining nA gh $2 Gel. Het Weter Electric Heater ® Detroit Edison th tt te hd, te tn hb tt te _errererewreeerererrerrrerrrrrrr” j 30 Gel Hot Woter GAS HEATER Approved! © Free Electrical AG. AL tip - -up on Detroit proved, quial- sory Lines! ity made. Big P) 30 -gal. fully $ 50 autome tie — heater with gleaming ° A white enamel Factory Warranty and Gatch. GAre- UL Approved tT muon 8’ Recessed Tub Modern recessed design—tull reg- ulation size——acid resisting enamel $69.50 Value (Less Trim) “49% an CAST IRC IRON TUB Reg. $64.95 $42 “a” GRADE — NOT CRATE MARRED 3-PC. WHITE BATH. SET $130.80 velue, cow etere with 194% FE 2-2257| Grale : ; z : renee Nee ee teeny (Oar 2 Ze 3 peg’ ee ets ssichaiC cuca ales or : (pe ase e boos pe reyes ee ere ce eens nic Wy eee eS 12 See 4 A NG: ie Sse ese Tee ; " MARA bo i gs es ey i 6 * a: yon r €2, « ~. oe . q bd 5 7 “ * a. : ~~ * Bs Sacha eas a 5 7h ____'_ THE’ PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 e : SEVENTY-SEVEN é : : i ee =< Le Le ‘ i sk wir . Z ote * : ’ es ae : - ——n > | * YANKEE STORES —152.N. SAGINAW. Next to. Sears 9 GIFTS PRICED to SELLOUT for XMAS TOOLIT WE MUST MOVE £20, 000 WORTH Every Night in bhint | ti DON'T WAIT—RUSH TO THE YAN . ‘Thousands of ‘Toys—SAVE UP TO. 5 Q% Famous $8.95 | Weg. $1.0 a ends oo. | Mr. and Mrs. * Bn Oo 2 $1= Reg. $198 ad eee | Is oe). 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Cee se wes © 6 «ie ee io Key 5 Plays a full $4 69 $9 <— Piano scale, WS, wy bet me dg 4-Drower Sturdy Bench Famous $3.98 80-80 | Game? fi ‘ Pa at Parts Cabinet | VISE PUNCHING BAGs 99 &% ft. — mf. _~ Reg. $9.95 CLOWN ha TWIN DIESEL A ELECTRIC SET « —__ &) ag + ‘ cae with track $ » at transformer engine 6" | : 2 . . ; : : - ; ; ; and cars. o_ ' a . ) Steel Tool Boxes i" 4 Ports Sturdy steel, enamel Stor: mall parts, ° fini ith tray. divided gar. eoaeet Aoi “—— DISPENSER _ . ‘iat S parts, °$3.99/|2ncK Spe] os 2" etc, Shee ° 2 Oe Sse 4 * Wee 6. \ eis ae et PSST : Pes 7 > PORN ee 4 se Br RS ee Oe a ae rs be. j e THE PONTIAG PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1956 Foe geo Pie ee he uel |Flipinos Get Now |. "an feat Blacksmith-Diplomat jx Mes | ; Land Reform Bill. | 2.u5.**** * “= “Honored by Mexico | test emanate he Unie MANILA (®) ~ The Filipino- progressive land reform: to be passed anywhere in Asia to meet | of the age-old hunger for land. The | Mindanao, many tenants on | sador to the United States, it requires an average 65,009 new law grants increased man to} Boni! a ton agement rights to tenants and a Land what proponents call the most progra have less ARK’ Getl YOU GIVE THIS CHRISTMAS] s! | * Ld 4 . . 7 j Infirmary Patients’ Products Make Good Yule Presents § hE IN . f * By WILLIAM THOMAS the time here to put pains-taking “But we still need an outlet,” | or tools. Patients handle the proj- 2 * 14 bi , Having trouble with that Christ-/care into each article, and if Estes sald, ‘The patients enjoy ects bookkeeping chores. » ; ~ Uf | f , mas shopping that you've been you're looking’ for quality, you've | making these products that Co-operation here is the key. / putting off? come to the right place. | occupy their time, but the great | Perhaps one man, not so artis- " 5 ’ | tically inclined, can turn out sev- ; hy ~ | eto ert tc | “om eee ie | FOR THESE GREAT eA os ‘ 2h Spee . ; : Pontiac Press Phote SANTA’S HELPERS—Oid Saint Nick has some helpers who work | finished products ever reach the Christmas tree. Mrs. Frances year-around at the Oakland County Infirmary turning out ceramic, | Griffin (above), a wheel-chair patient, works on an apron, ‘while woodcraft and cloth products. But since the infirmary is so far off | beside her is displayed a few of the articles which busy hands are the beaten path followed by holiday shoppers, few of the finely- | completing every day. ’ only he locate just what | pac ae ag a ser: | patients here have plenty of,” think their peta are worth § while bed-ridden patients of si / 4g7haps a little less than you might said Howard Estes, manager of | buying. those confined to wheel chairs ordinarily pay—but it will ap the infirmary. | All but a few of the patients eee rasta which com- a Apts ag este ots : Occupational therapy, (That's | living at the infirmary have some ; . ; spare patients a what th nit wh ti 4 | Pe of illness. according to Estes,| ‘‘Ceramics, in_ my opinion, has the Oakland County Infirmary at what they call it when they find |but the patients seem to conquer done the best job here in provid- 2200 S. Telegraph Rd. something that interests and keeps |their diseases quicker when they | ing work for patients,” said Articles on sale « | the patients busy.) fs going on now have these projects to work with. |‘'This phase of making vases, ash range from wood- only as volunteers can find time! Most infirmary patients have lit-|trays and pins can be done by to come in and guide the patients’ | tle more than a $5 monthly allow-|even the arthritic patients. It’s craft products of hands. jance with which they buy their | good exercise for them, and their decorative pins But the Board of Social Welfare | magazines, cigarettes and other | doing something useful." toys and what- & (the Infirmary’s board of direc- luxuries. But money taken in| The patients feel they are useful | not shelves, to -|tors.) and the Oakland County |through sale of their home-made | to society (which means you) by beautiful crochet Board of Supervisors, seeing the products is returned to them,|being able to produce things, work, linens, hot- need for occupational therapy _ minus only the cost of the rsa explained i ads, utility (OT), decided to hire a full-time , materials. Could you find time to stop out, aprons and cer- OT instructor in 1955 to teach the | Aid in the past for the OT pro- jat the infirmary sometime soon | ‘old skills and find new ones for | gram has come from county funds | and see what they have to offer. ithe patients, ‘and from outside gifts of mony ' society? DIAMOND SOLITAIRE cos $A nnn $6 4X | Arthur Godfrey says, “Here's - the first new idea in TV Sets ~CBS-COLUMBIA. 21-inch TV Sets — | with Sweep Tuning’ gdm. ss Sie ) SIB 5 | | FREE SERVICE AFTER SALE! 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Margaret's first, and apparently jast, connection with the footlights Texan Will Ta Oldest Oilfield Ancient Wells on Greek Island of Zante to Flow Once Again ATHENS (INS) — The oldest find Loder a hard taskmaster, | a) . » ts about _ CS el a ee corduro ‘oilman tn Greece | a flop on his He has | | warned: . San Antonio and who now lives in St. Louis, is preparing to use 20th century techniques on the “pitch wells,” as Herodotus called them, of the Ionian island of up final arrangements with the Greek government. Clockmakers Live on Borrowed Time OMAHA «—When the Eastern Nebraska Horologists Assn. and the Horological Assn. of Nebraska met here it turned out that only one of the four officers of the two associations of watchmakers and merchants was wearing his own v atch. Said Bill Yost of Milford, Neb.: “My wristband broke. It hasn't been fixed yet.” Michael Hansen of Omaha ex- plained: ‘I've loaned out all three ine. I’ “k this Meee om Seeking this one | MADISON. Wis. (UP)—A Dane R. 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Critics, audiences and newspa- pers, however, panned the show unmercifully as an ‘undignified Debutantes and blue-bloods with less painful memories now plan to , | veto when he said: = put on another shew early next year under the expert guidance ; of former Hollywood actor John Loder. Loder revealed the new royal “We've had a message from DAYTON, Ohio ® — The Air Force expirmental glider XG-18 is as big as a house. And that's probably what it will wind up. as. It weighs 4% tons, has a ‘72-foot wing spread and a 39-foot body, ‘Buckingham Palace that ‘no mem- | ber of the royal family will take | part in this or any other theater | production.’ " oo | The new debutante show will be | a play, “The Lights Were Amber," | | written by Charles MacArthur | 'Hardy, a young Australian social- | | ite. The debs and titled gents will | ess or the debutante of the year. | 'If anyone’s late or doesn't know | |her lines—she'll sell programs in- | stead.” | The debutante accent, too, is, worrying Loder. He said: “My first task will be to teach | them the queen's English, I met | two the other day and I thought ithey had marbles in their mouths. \! had to get an interpreter.” Use Model Train With Right Setup | For millions of youngsters with | model trains, the saddest day of | after Christmas. That's the time | wher, the tree comes down and | Mom says the living room floor no | longer can serve as a trackbed. The trains and tracks go back in their boxes to wait for another of a shame. When trains are receivec as yule- - | tide gifts, they are set up for quick Operation, But afterward the tracks should be mounted, so the child can use them whenever he wishes. 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General books centered around an interest or a hobby make gifts | you a clue about the insides—look | to Fugniture fill this bill. | for large, open type, ease of words, Possibilities among records are | » oe OM in in Europe ‘o Get $9 Million > Curtice Unveils Plans ‘Pines for Expansion in: Four Countries — | DETROIT uw — General Motors announced today it will spend an additional $9,000,000 in new expan- England—are in addition to expan- sions totaling $182,000,000 an- nounced during his recent inspec- tion trip of General Motors instal- lations in.Europe. The new expansion program is designed to expand manufactur. ing facilities. Curtice said the program js expected to increase GM empleyment in Europe. Largest of the new projects will | be in France where GM will spend Pirates Again Operate been the center. of a rich smug: + age v4 tr in South Pacific Area _ sling trade oes ae MANILA @ — Moro pirates,’ the slower smuggling boats on the with modern arms and swift boats,’ | high seas after trailing them from are preying on smugsiers ‘ff Pal Palawan or North Borneo. Phil- The earliest known fossil birds He anc teeen vars Ate - ; at Gennevilliers, GM. said it will spend an addi | content suitable to the age; try to| so many that shopping for them ; tional $1,860,000 in Sweden at its | |meet child's interests rather than get him to learn how the spinach grows if he's not interested. A fine Christmas gift book is | the * ‘Holiday Storybook’’ compiled ‘by tle Child Study Association | and published by Crowell. This | book has a history connected with each holiday and would make an easy entree to reading out loud. In a Utopia, picking children's records would be done by par- ents only, because onty they knew how much they can bear of the Tug That Whistied Good Morning. ¥ /more popular... Books for adults are gifts that may occupy days. Somewhat in| the traditional track are Caed- mon's talking records that are ever At a Penny Each Day, That Comes to $171.55. NORMAN, Okla. W — Two geol-| ogy books checked out of the Uni-| versity of Oklahoma Library have | been returned just 47 years over- due. The books, much the worse om wear and thoroughly water-soaked, | were left in a collection box of | Oklahoma City’s library. Nordiska A.B. plant in Stockholm. | Two new buildings are planned | by General Motors International A/S at Copenhagen, Denmark, at a | cost of $1,846,728. In England, General Motors Ltd., will spend an additional $1,658,376 | for a new building at its AC-Delco | division at Dunstable. | Watchmen accdmpanied by Do- | berman pinschers carefully guard |George Washington's home, Mount | | Vernon, every. night. The guards are aided by searchlights that flood the lawns and electric eyes that touch. off, an alarm in case of intruders. fi ~~ jHsdd WawrvVe ~~? fat Lasso On To Some Real *, Savings 0 Demonstrators at "54 Ford © YOU'LL SAVE HUNDREDS OF } DOLLARS n These “tan Goi-ov- ten” 1954 Ford Demonstrators and Just About the Best TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE in Town, Too! Your Local Ford Dealer ‘147 South Saginaw Ny y b ey arn « - YOURS ‘13 DOWN! - NIGHT ’TIL: CHRISTMAS 17” TRAVLER TABLE MODEL! 129" $13 Down; $2.75 Weekly! New 1955 model with all controls on the side! 2l-tube Super-Cascode Chassis! Cascode 21” TRAVLER TABLE MODEL! 149" $15 Down: $2.75 Weekly! New 1955 Side aa Powerful 21-tube Super-Cascode chassis with su turret tuner “adapts to any 12 stations! Hi- fidelity FM sound! A wonderful gift at er! a low, low price! 21” SIDE CONTROL TRAVLER CONSOLE! 179" $18 Down; $3.28 Weekly! What a wonderful gift . . . 21” console television in a lovely hand rubbed Mahogany veneer cabinet! Newest side controls leave the front uncluttered! Powerful 21-tube chassis. Cas- code turret tuner adapts to any 12 UHF or VHF stations. New, brighter aluminized picture tube. Anti-glare optic glass front! See it now! turre{ tuner adapts to any 12 UHF or VHF stations! Modern mahooenY finished wood cabinet! FOR AS LITTLE AS ae AUTO | AUTO GIFTS | | a. -_. a tull, rich ieoely to o_o A 4% pELaKE MIRROR! . Complete Selection! Reg. $13.95 BATTERY CHARGER! 1 Des Heavy Chrome! practice! gift! Charges at amps, tapers to 3 am - 1 98 Automatic circuit brecter Mounts on door or | Prevents overload! Long-life feader! selenium rectifier! U.L. ap- Very stylish, proved! 3-D KEY CHAINS HULL AUTO COMPASS duver Finteh! Excellent Gut! 29 79° 4 ; ; Famous! Accurate! eit Ry Authentic car or Shock resistant! Fits CEE §=—«*POT! scenes in eny car! . 3 dimensions! TOYS GALORE . . . For Every Child! FY LU in "mM I'M e TABLE AND BOUNCING CHAIR BRONCO SET OUTFIT! i'm @ big 88 , $7.95 Valve! 5 nee ee m A Big TV" I'm perfect for the small $9.95 Velvet hostess! My sturdy Pon- Whoa Poanert I'm a big derosa Pine is finished bouncy brone with @ in beautiful maple! frame! I’ stele Sante Seaten wane 15%2-INCH BOLL! 3.29 FREIGHT TRAIN Save! Power- ful engine, 3 corsandtrack! ~ SPIEGEL, Inc: Free Parking for Customers Bock of Store Opn Every Night ‘til Christmes 9 to 9 115 N. Saginew St. FE 2-9234 ‘s 5 -. 4 es r " - ee Aetna . leila a 2a : ‘ i Fat is Ae Reta: I Re ies). not Wrgeay i 3 a reoee é 5 Gee Vee ae hg Cae ter ae eee ee ee i i ee Sy yee ORS OR ae eS « . pee 4 $ ape -—? y i ae tae ee pe Oe aes Vie et AS SS Se ea ya ne se Aarne i ‘ ‘ ; 1 ' 2 j ‘ — , \ } 4 | 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, ,T HURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 OP LE ER ee OR Re Fe RR em rR re rm rm re re rem re ee oe ree we we FOR CHRISTMAS ax - ae a | ee ~~ * RTERS GLASSES.) Mekes.@ fine gift =. eee ee | rrpRyY ? % ratte AS TOASTER. COVER 2 Wendy for the-bome ‘LIGHTS | Tree Top| CARDS | SNOW ae $208) tas Slt, SH Lee Your child will be delighted to find this little rocker mas. A little cha ty id _ \\ oe : - = Fie Peon By. | ICICLES | mer aria ao ong |e cee a cS eS | ene , a ERE 9g emte ~ | gift for many of your friends. : : yas ound no takers among publishers. | TY ACCESSOries the i Bs ° r] a tive for-Filling Up f the presidential 7) ° “and otfered it for sale at $3. "| Dad's Stocking More than 200 copies were or-| It used to be that only the kids | dered by newspapers, libraries | hung their stockings with care at ply and colleges in 22 states during the | the mantel. But you can brighten | brush FE ORTE PFE i is. eyeglass case—he's probably first month of publication. | friend husband’s Christmas morn- Other volumes will be published | ing with stocking gifts, too. | et nt, ao Uk te aa = et Ch Except, of course, that you don't! to himself: “Boy! Is my family fill it with toys. Instead you fill it| thoughtful!” with the little accessories and no- Bugs Gum Up Works tions that he needs but leaves to : < Cop Turns Down Check It's easy to figure this gift out.| COLUMBIA, 8S. C. (#)—Police- KEARNEY, Neb. — The Kear. | Yu ‘to buy anyway. ————— — SMART SANTAS ws GIVE JEWEL Ya BRUSHES fF trech's $919 hy 3 bb. end dark chocolate. Brech’s Favorite Gloria Mix % co . « Oar et , ry ~ i Ppp ties ve es Reg. $99.50—NOW Reg. $125.00—NOW $8950 § $6950 PLS TT EL eT Ri auw ” - Ses , a Battles fri): . 4! PAPER \ NAPKINS | _R eo (Oy . (ee eS S Necklece ond § Sie See ws _— — a i i i i i Expansion A = : Bracelet to 3-Pc. Dresser Set. : HAWKEYE ' Shurflash Bex of 60 se Match y Trimmed in Gold $795 $795 Camera Set Camera Set ' 11° : — ote $9985 $7 ea *: ig AS Regular 15e °° 10° 13 . * y =" ae £ 4 : > . "4 JERR ~ x of ¥ é Made by Tewn Beautiful OCK $ CL Medern Design ) ! Birthetone’ Ring 5” | TRAVEL Pi a) SHINOLA . if | Tor 2458-80" : and c Tollet hit $2, — GENERAL WRAP } cs POLISH 4 $1995 ‘ \ Ney = —s , 4 ” 2 5 {" Bleck er me ADDRESS LABELS | a rs i 10 | ae. . ; . * ee . 5 “e we "a Snap Back With Va Cg Fine Tobacco A gtr Shut-Of Edward's Sf. STANBACK ‘Y PRINCE TABLETS | ALBERT — Hendy tie of 12 Reg. 97e 1602 Mt be 23° Be 89 2 55° 2 al’ CUNHINGHAM'S FOR CHRISTMAS CARDS] nn J eX ARE Jewelers || 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS * :tstm sure coma iio oan sare eee eed ae pOnDDD HII HOCLELEECECELECERECLELEE CEE ’ Electre-Steem VAPORIZER | SYRUP Lerge capecity Cherry Berk—Reg 5% ; Cc $ 9 5 “4 by Cy °@ + eee $4 » “4° . ; “2s ° 1 : * * er * * ° Ons ‘COUGH j Pen & Pencil Set $1400 > Kt __ Charge Your Purchase at No Extra Cost aa AS LITTLE AS $1.00 A WEEK! - \ ‘ ) : a a Ba a 2 a # : sa i ss he ah a APS ta Se hk ee, es a gp ae _—-* ee ee a... ae “29 aan ) ed] _ ' ; . ; ; “ - ‘ ‘ « . ‘ a ‘ i . a. 3 v * 4 re be . nome : , * ' = \ * ; - e ® \ eg GH and every night | "till Christmas «Sabe oe tar JUST ARRIVED 1,500 TREES | AT SEARS! Free G ift! Stately, Well Formed Canadian Double Rae BALSAMS ; 2 Moringa 10 ‘sy 12 an Hp. me . '? tar *, -—»~ As Low As 89° A a. a ne a a A, 2/4 ft. S'M@ons; 2-4; 6-8:39 e, ¢ , = ARS . ROEBUCK AND CO. / Piva Spstinan ‘Andina 50-PIECE ST a. | ELECTRIC # Es {FREIGHT = jess 14? J Other Electric Trains Priced From 9.98 to 70.00 Here comes a real special! Perfectly scaled plastic engine and tender,.3 steel freight cars, transformer, telephone poles, lamp-posts, railway station, signs and a big oval track layout. 50 complete pieces for lots of fun for Dads and Kiddies! See it now! * Toy Department—Main Floor They're rush fresh to you from the far-off Canadian woodlands. Sizes to please everyone .. . shapes to fit every need. You'll be amazed at Sears low prices. Make it a point to get your tree at Sears, you'll save money! Sears Parking Lot . Other Sizes at Similar Savings! 4 to 6-ft. .. 1.39 6 to 8-f. .. 1 98 8 to 10-f. . 2 69 4.19 10 to 12-ft. . 1612-Inch 3-Dimensional Illuminated Santa Face 4 With 4-t. 89 Os lead cord Ideal for window or door display. Has white beard, red hat, nose, cheeks. Switchboard Set. It Rings. Buzzes. Dials Click 8. Key Toy Pi Pianos , Metal Body, Sturdy Legs Auto Niemeyer’ 12-Inch Trikes “Scrabble” Game With Two—Extra Plastic Cars IMuminated Plastic Nation's Most Favorite Game Reindeer Ornaments Priced Lower at Sears Now 15-In. Wreaths 22-In. Long 2 49 : . n Happi-Time Complete Rich Tone Complete Double deck heavy gauge nid 9.98 7" 2.98 2.49 aan 8.95 | 4 px20x30 | stee! trailer has ramp for Sturdy low-priced tubular Delightlul brain-teasing fun Feather-touch standard width Kiddies will “buzz’ with ex- /2RLUKSU- For Indoor or Outdoor Use! loading. Equipped with free- steel enameled red and white for grownups and children keys prepare little fingers for citement. Metal switchboard inches lena: rolling wheels; dummy air Adjustable handlebars. Sem- alike Wonderful party game real piano. 107/gx8%g-in. size has four plugs, two plastic ‘ 9g Only 1.59 c . : t worka atructions. c booi S atter) cl . £ ns. pneumatic rubber tires, of works. Instructions With music book phone Battery is included A graceful pair, light Amey fe Gl eer, fa corn, oo i =; color, trimmed with red ribbon, alls So er : blue hoofs. with cones, berries, bowl! ‘ ‘> : is 2 . “a wT Noma Safet Plu. Sete 49 Master Tinkertoys Happi-Time Rocker Doctor” Kit g ; Th f T Includes 110-Volt Motor Sell bec Exta Secvice Hours of Make-Believe Fun : a ; rifty Safer Tree Lights Only 9.95 . 6.68 Complete 1.59 : _. - > a Standard replaceable fuses protect you from short cir- Ideal for the young ‘ engineer” ai f It's a proud ‘doctor’ who : - a zz _ Cuits, overloading—help eliminate electrical fires! Each® or “mechanic.” Set includes @ Child's. overstuffed rocker is = makes “calls” with this pro- ‘Seaton s Card Set Tower Christmas Cards bs of the 7 lights burn independently. 15 burning light sets big variety of pulleys and mov- stronger, %« Her, ( vovered in fessional-looking ku. Mas all One Dosen Christmas Cards ' ilable able building parts easily cleaned, green plastic. the “play” equipment he'll 25 Assorted Cards, Envelopes avatiapie. Others Priced as Low as... .69¢ Seat has no sag steel springs. need, . 19$$ Designs 29¢ No two cards are alike. All are embossed: many print- ed in bright, gay holiday colors. Theré’s a card for everyone you want to remember. Buy:-now vot this Sears bow Price and save. . eA ~ 4 = t mae’ | Twelve ~ traditional cards, 45gx5%-in. size lithographed in full coldr, some embossed and flocked - 4 GLISTENING TRIMMINGS 10°" 69° Silvery icicles with a starry sheen . . . garlands of tin- seled splendor . . . frosty | snowflakes and wrappings that almost carol a Yule- vee greeting. Choose now! ino Xi ek ee You Get Both ‘Swing ia Glide Pe One Low Price! Now "Jiffy Gyen 7”** Regularly Priced at. ..9.95 Kiddies can glide to ther ‘hearts? content and then decide to swing . . . Presto! Change can be made in seconds flat. Compact, rugged and easily portable. Almost 5-ft, high, 22-in. across, weighs 30 pounds. © Terrific bargain in fun @ Folds for easy storage Tree Ormmaments 5< 49: Fancy shapes and deco- rations ... . bright or pas- tel shades, frosted or plain. _Sikiecion passa ge nny a ENS 23-In. Happi-Time Walking Doll Reg. 12.50 ] (9 Es A little mother’s dream! Lovely 23-in. doll has Saran hair. All dressed up in trimmed coat and hot. Religious Cards 25-Card Christmas Assortment All-Embossed 4QO¢ different religious cards, each 4‘gx5¥-in. Assortment of 25 All feature new, 1955 Christ- mas deny 4 % p SS SS. Gift Tissue Paper Strikingly Decorated Wrapping 14 Designs 10¢ Quality tissue wrapping paper, with designs on white back- 2 ground. 14 desians folded sheets each Assorted Ribbons -. .10c te 25e 154 North Saginaw St. A Grand Assortment. in 1 Many Pretty Colors! Christmas Cards 98° Deluxe quality cards that cost less than 2 c each. Large, French-fold style. All are embossed = many are brilliantly tithographed in six colors. Some are sprinkled with snow .. . no two cards @ 50 different cards @ Including envelopes ~ are alike. Christmas Cards—Main F] oor Phone FE 5-4171 . es 4 es 4 # i: - pie Ad o a is) —< ‘Po ner GhI7 * Spetiale Hundreds of truly great gifts for Christmas — for the family — for the home — Buy them all on easy credit terms — no money — ‘down, pay next year. ie & Classical fs RECORDS _ sTuRDY . - WELL MADE . ‘5 HOWDY DOODY Record Player » §B.95 Clear toned record player o/ a that operates electrically. FAMOUS NAME ” DACHSIE ” end ee $y98 er’s delight. ALARM CLOCKS — Revendents Lg ries — Reliable HASSOCKS | + Assorted ad Be 4 3 Shapes & Sizes | “TELEKING” CLOCK RADIO 108 N. SAGINAW THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9,195 ~— THREE et WKC my! ee oho eo cou Ww Ready th SAVE *70 On This New Blond 21 In. PHILCO TABLE MODEL TELEVISION ‘229° America’s greatest 21’ table model value... with : the most convenient tuning in all television! Full a & a Philco quality and performance. Custom-styled in ~¥ handsome blond finish. Come in now for a free demonstration ! = . > * PHILCO 1-in. TV-RADIO PHONO Combination ‘399° Beautiful 21 inch combination at Philco’s new low, fra - Philee 2204410 low price. With your old TV you can save many more dollars. ; - “Phllee 9.8 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator SIGO” ° Less Trade-ta im” Most useful storage door ever designed. Remov- able shelves — butter keeper, cheese kpr, and + big 45-ib. zro degree freezer OCK-RADIO! G\V a eee ar Se. Ke PHILCO TABLE MODEL #§ PHILCO CLOCK RADIO $7" a S| Ys Sleek, compact, modern cabinet A powerful rich voice with electric houses this-powerful new 1955 clock that turns on radio auto- Philco. Takes up little table space. matically, Wakes you to music. PHILCO 30” RANGE STB” Budget priced, buf with big value features, includ- ing 6624 cu. in. oven. Table top floodlight, A COMPLETE TURKEY DINNER With Every Set of Dishes Tell Him You Want a New GS. GIFT for the HOME! % 53 Pieces, Complete Service for 8 Set Consists of , @ 8 Cups @ 8 Saucers $ ! i" @ 8 Soup Dishes @ 8 Dinner Plotes @ 8 Fruit Dishes : 8 Bread and Butter Dishes 1 Open Vegeteble Bow! 1 Suger end Cover 5 RC NO MONEY DOWN You get a turkey with all the trimmings for your family’s Christmas dinner — All yours with every dish set. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1954 | ‘FIVE at WKC | a Ready tor CHRSTUAS) 1955 WHIRLPOOL the react poi F Perfect Christm Automatic Washer als ™ Regular Price $229.95- Just look at the savings at WKC on $44 B - this new Whirlpool automatic washer! Agiflow action, seven rinses, water temperature selection! Automatic Dryer Regular Price $171.95 - ” Th perfect mate for your new Whirlpool saa washer . dries your clothes fade-free, wrinkle-free and fluffy. : NO MONEY DOWN TP Lh deme ED © . Medel T1812 Sensotional New Admiral 117-in. TABLE MODEL& TELEVISION \ ‘ - .) Pa All mew chassis and new picture i tube with millions of phospher 95 . crystals that mean new clear- MEE ness and sharpness. Come to mm WKC today so you can test it . Regular $89.95 ADMIRAL §# Radio-Phono § $69°>| SAVE $20.00! , oe all records, all — all speeds » with one control..,.one needle eer on 4 to 5 Room OIL HEATERS rom DD NO MONEY sole A MONTH! ves 50,000 BTU’s. Keeps rs to 5 rooms warm and cozy in coldest weather, Nationally Odvertised DUO-THERM Gas Water Heater Now Delivered and Installed ; $QQG”» NO MONEY DOWN! : Heavy-duty triple-treated tank . . . uniformly zinc- coated to insure long life, trouble-free performance. Automatic temperature controls automatically main- tains desired temperature. Installation includes: labor plus normal installation. litte sant Dit Te a ERNIE Ne ac TID ln Set TN ng NT Teh OY oe Silt TNE i ENE oR MR Rp tenn oes ES fe he Ec ere eee ete nee a eee ey ee ee aoe ac nee chee on aipkadeee n alae -aahecade na Oa oe e THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954. ot WKC ZR: x": “Whizzer Hawk” 3-SPEED BIKE Adjustable Steel Bike Stand. NO MONEY DOWN es es ~ ENSEMBLE We INCLUDING The DESK, ; MATCHING CHAIR ap AND LAMP ~~ = » la . es ae PERFECT FOR LIVING ROOMS, | . DENS AND STUDENT'S USE! | REGULAR $59.95 A beauty in design . . . and a miracle in price! This is @ big, full-size desk . . . 40’ wide and 20” deep, 1 with 2 spacious drawers PLUS a deep 10” file drawer. Finished in lovely Tek Ook, with graceful black tubular legs and matching drawer pulls. Features dovetail, center-guide construction ond 3 = ood ete of Se Soa NO MONEY DOWN Regular $69.95 = & SAVE $2700 Qf ; Imported from Ger- many. You get all these extras — All purpose wrench .. . .: Tire Air Pump ... All Leather Saddle ‘Bag 7 “MISIT OUR TOY DEPT. m Lionel and American Flyer Trains .. . Tractors... Trailers . . . Space Machines, etc. WROUGHT IRON JR. DINETTE Phireiryishaggar le "10° tic top table. Choice of colors. JR. PLATFORM MUSICAL ROCKER ROCKER s1@°° sar | 95 Plastic covered chairs .. choice Made of hardwood, strong, dur- Bf of colors. able. id > s “ * ; < S eT al: t ae t : yy : SS SNS HARRIET HUBBARD AYERS DOLL OF BEAUTY with EXCLUSIVE MAGIC vLasH She comes with her own spe- cial 8-piece non-staining, $ . washable kit of cosmetics, . 93 a vanity table and book of instructions. EMERSON 17 in. | Table Model TV $129°° Famous Emerson long range TV-at a new low, low price. A perfect gift for the entire family. _ EMERSON 1955, 21-in. TV CONSOLE Save ‘50 "179 Seve $50, and the lotest in 1955 TV. New 1955 Emerson Conséle. All advanced Emerson engineering features. Famous Emerson Turret Tuner gives outtsanding UHF reception. No hidden extras. Federal taxes included. Full warranty. Free delivery and installation! Pay Only 25c a Day on Our Meter Pion! Portable Phonograph $34 al Ploye 33. 45, FD Fade apooe + $B peed Emerson PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH Regular $79.95 1 WKC 108 N. SAGINAW...FE PAIL: = —— a ee ME G i © ie it ca ee ‘ aie bs Eageeae' ee, ae eer as ee ow . : ; C « 2’ ; , . : = EIGHT ss. *?MHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 THE PONTIAC PRESS; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 * NINE SS —— CE RR EO aaa a ee ee ea fy) TERRIFIC Christmas Gifts Poy Next Yeor! a ae lied i << . —_— . Amazing Value! Genuine Block Onyx 10 Diamond Bridal Set, 14k White and 9 Fiery hemend ayyrelirgon W Derating Seeonl Se. — 12 Fidming a 14k, ~ 14 Exquisite Diamonds. Diamond R for Men and Women | Yellow, Hand Made Mountings aaeeee "Magnilicen volue. time, Chrismas gift. Pay next Anacion olen: 1955 styles. Poy mountings “Yellow pers ane ' . WKC’s Christmas Special! rw ey next yeor yeer next yeor ay next yeor . $ 49° 59 798 993 1498 16” Nationally Famous Gift Watchee Thritting - 17-91-93 . merican tas , s : : , Jeweled — 8 T 7 and 21 Jeweled < ‘ e Maquiticont Amer tean Styled Buleva Tusatehes $ 50 < Christmas. 17 Hamilten Watches. i Dependability Pay . Be. a ; = . WRC Fine Vamwe fer frem ove0e 0 Jeweled 3 ‘ come. From om Se" ; : Ss a fer 1955 Including Ex- pansion Band. From ‘ . +e bees. 66 Pay Next Year . _*® ar? ¥ es > ne f aS & cay : , f Be a eee Maat v va> y / ae ,\/* eer % * . 4 . 4 a a | 4 _@ st : ) ' ay > y —— a f ae F 7 | So < « y - - ' y . > J ' rey Nest Year > eA ewrSER ma shone $12.95 and up KC, 108 N. SAG hp EP Ge SEA EC SF OO ee Ie MO PR AE Oe RE ¢ TEN : ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 ~ At WKC. aa “Fi .a*%. ady Ty x / 4 | = , RCA Victor ‘‘Quency” — Modern, com- pact cabinet in tortoise-shell brown fin- - ish, with decorative speaker grille and $ 95 tuning diol. Built-in Magic Loop an- tenna. AC/DC operation. Model 3X521. CHRISTMAS RCA Victor GIFT SPECIAL “Personal” Only 742" wide .. ; 6” high. You can take it with you in your smailest suit- Y $9995 RCA VICTOR Music Appreciation Special...Save $46.85 RCA Victor 45 rpm. automatic player. . regularly $39.95 RCA Victer Listener's Digest......... . regularly 39.95 $ Carrying Case for Player........... .vegularly 9.95 , Carrying Case for Records. ........... regularly 6.95 Total Regular Price $96.80 Golden Throat tone system, 45 r.p.m. player plus the famous Listeners’ Guide consisting of 12 condensed classics on high fidelity 45 extended play records and 42 page musical enjoyment guide plus two carrying cases. ertetesrt RCA VICTOR $37 tit 37 ‘“‘DRISCOLL” eat egarg ft 33 RCA Victor “‘Driscoll’’ extra Ee venga G itt ate 3 : +31 (ot ee ew Pere ee .4 ““Conelrad’’ dial pret nga ~in phone jack. Model , . 39° 2 28 3-SPEAKER Hi-Fi ENSEMBLE BY . RCA VICTOR ; 5159” i Not one! Not two! Three scientifically spaced speakers flood your room with thrilling new ortho- phonic high fidetity sound! Recorded music, “‘pop’’ or classic, sounds exactly as originally played. NO MONEY DOWN! eG ttttay + an eseereeepeeeaee *®@teeeeepeeeeuve eseeeaeeepeeeere ee eeepeeene Enjoy automatic, time-saving con- veniences plus famous RCA Vic- $ tor quality performance with this : wersatile new clock-radio! It's the _Stylish Slumberette. NO MONEY DOWN Be * “so RLEVEN . ? THE' PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 Pha w pELIVEDS This qi-Re- | MEAL- MAKER i sys . ’ 2 a : MEAL MAKER = | y ‘ 21-Pc. Outt ace = ‘ it e ile sori f or . Te © Prem Jeleer” ONLY “ @ China Set @ Mete! Table @ 3-Pc. Carving Set , ~ ~ | ° _TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMEEE 9, 1954 act WK tr, ee — ; Special . . . Saves Space 8-pc. BUNK BED Youngsters’ favorite bunk COMPLETE bed at a price Dad will ap- prove heartily. Maple-finish- $ 95 ed ag ae converts to twin beds comfortable springs and lo _ No Money el Modern: 6-pc. Bedroom Group Regular $199.95 Value ... Save $50! $199.95 would ordinarily be a thrifty price for the wonderfully = styled double dresser, chest of drawers and more than convenient oD bookcase headboard double bed Beautiful blond finish with hard lacquer top-coat. Striking wood and brass hardware and deluxe construction features. BUT IN ADDITION you get TWO handsome boudoir lamps TWO plump feather bed pillows . .. and a good comfortable mattress and resilient coil bedspring. Complete Outfit Includes plastic covered headboard in tuscious colors, § 95 innerspring mattress and eD matching box springs — legs. Modernize your bed- at a small, small cost. No Money Down 8 Pc. Living Room Set An unheard of low price for a complete | - BT living room set includes davenport, chair, : Plastic Covered past Aerts wile matching coffee table §$ i 95 e & | and plastic side chair. Rockola Chair , What a heap of pe’ 7 OPEN EVERY NIGHT Saree ee Se Ag» f TILL CHRISTMAS NO MONEY DOWN tic cover whisks clean in a flash; has the look of fine leather No Money Down « THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECHEERA, 9, 1954 ¢ THIRTEEN ~ 4 ci . tac. i i = a eee a he wo ned NY, % av WAN raga " , er 6 ¥ el i neta | rd ig. ! Modern 8-pe. Sofa Bed Group} Regular $149.95 Value Q 8 () | Not just a beautifully furnished living room BUT NO MONEY DOWN an extra bedroom when you need it . . . and for “less. First you see it with a handsome Modern sofa, buoyantly spring-filled for seating comfort . . flanked by such convenient and handsome acces- sories as the TWO mahogany finished step end tables with striking Modern table lamps. Matching cocktail table, too. Phus TWO smart plastic oc- casional chairs with wrought iron legs and arms. Sofa opens smoothly to form a big double bed. . SMART. | Hide-Away BED Guaranteed inner- spring mottress. A handsome sofa by day, a comfortable bed by night. Choice of col- ors. ~ every description of ‘Sturdy Metal CABINET © Single Boor © 5 Shelves 793 NO MONEY DOWN! Ideal for small kitchens be- couse it takes up so little ° room. White baked enamel finish. © vets | Ons THE | HOME f _~* eo Cw “~ , a /TA tp’ CALS G pecial Selling . . . Decoretive : TABLE LAMPS | 4A.95° | Striking accents for sed home at an attractive little price. Choose from our group of smart modern, traditional styles from Special. Selling! TABLES No Money Down Choice of blond or mahogany tables of every style. All ex- ceptional buys. - _FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DEC EMBER 9, 1954 . oS at WKC Fiat. ZENITH | Table Model [i RADIO & | “The P ‘acem aker”’ * $1995 2 - A masterpiece in styling. Faster, more, accurate tuning. Finer tone, finer performance even on weak signals. . Choose Your Zenith Now ROUND BOBBIN (& The ZEPHYR ........ $36.95 SEWING MACHINES g DELUXE cLook rapio $44.95 Regular $89.95 $ * The BROADWAY ...... $29.95 oS et 44” q PAY NO MONEY DOWN! ~— sews forward or backward. [Att YOURS FREE $11.95 Cannon Towel Set $10.95 Pearl-Wick Hamper With Your New Portable Electric IRONRITE Cabinet Model Automatic lroner Priced as Low as 31g602°° Cuts ironing time by two-thirds. Has two completely usable open ends. Closed, it’s a beautiful piece of furniture; open, it irons anything you can wash. WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-7114 Medel 30 TRIPLE SAVINGS! Yours at no extra cost ¥ when you buy this feature-packed bargain- priced Speed Queen Washer. Get 4 Can- non Bath Towels, 4 hand towels, 4 finger tip towels, and 4 wash cloths — plus full- “ae 6size Pearl-Wick Soke ee. 16-pc. Cannon Towel Set. 4 hand towels, 4 fingertip towels, 4 bath towels, 4 wash cloths. Pearl- Wick Hold-a-Brush Clothes Hamper with Built-In Utility Cabinet in Back and § Fine Quality Toilet Brush. 0 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954: . FIFTEEN > _At wkc =e = Fat » Sateidinighoune fet Action COFFEE MAKER | | FREE! 10.95 Metal Typewriter Table With the Purchese of o New 1955 _ TYPEWRITER Here’s a Time and Work Saver THE NANDYROT SILEX REMINGTON BLENDETTE eUNDERWOOD ~§ 95 @ROYAL 14 / © PORTABLES m™ Blends, beats, mixes, purees ond m whips, Priced 5@ 9°* from « — : . = ¢. .” SIXTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1954 + 4 Pi OMSTRCTON TRC € * => % ' " 4 ALL STEEL REPRODUCTIONS ! MODERN UP TO-DATE | TRUE ACTION FEATURE AUTO BOD‘ : YOU GET ALL 3 MAJOR UNITS UTO Bt y Bi STEEL CONSTRUCTION MOBILE CONSTRUCTION DERRICK DUMP TRUCK WITH MOVABLE : A Wi Mov-Vell Lem el. isa 20) On: 140) MOBILE REPAIR TRUCK plus TOOL: d IMPLEMENTS erry T rX IRA COs! MEAVY DUTY RUBBER TIRES THROUGHOUT (6 Vw ALL UNITS HA\ SD 07 (MOREL AUTOMOTIVE ~Y WEATHER RESISTANT a BAKED ENAMEL FINISH Opes yay ~ FOR PERSONAL SHOPPER CALL KITTY KELLY FE 3-7114 ee VE MAIL ORDER COUPON... WKC, 108 N. Saginaw Se. Please send me your 3-in-! Repair ond Conatirygion Unk os adverticed ot $19.95. ” Gndlosed § —_ — 1 Agree to Poy Batence $ —. - .______ Weekly a ———_. Address (pe ne | pocecccens, 6 8 a 8 8 a 8 5 8 | 8 8 a 8 8 8 8 8 & WKC, 108 N. SAGINAW...FE 3-7114 -—