iolence Er * * * ‘ said fresh milk deliveries were ‘More than 100 rioting dairy-pick- normal. ets and farmers fought a + Milk continued to flow smoothly in Pontiac this morning. Initial strike action in Oakland County was limited to a small Association (MMPA) depot in Or- /ers bringing in fresh milk. ‘1Co-operative Association tonville 1% hours this morning, without attempting to block tank- DUMPINGS REPORTED were reported early today during the first few hours of the strike by members of the Dairy Farmers (DFC) against dairies supplying Pontiac and the rest of the Detroit area.) Violence accompanied the first dumping at Elsie, where DFCA members had set up a picket eae sepman Sih HIN eoeniving station there. - jabout 5 a.m. was halted and Elsewhere, two milk dumpings| jailed. (25 about 1:30 a.m, About 5,000 jgallons of milk was dumped into la ditch, police said. i auld Valine to Gis 0 tempting to deliver fresh milk beaten, but not seriously hurt, sher- iff's deputies said. Eight men were on charges of assault and battery. Another ping occurred near Richmond. State police said an MMPA truck was halted on U.S. The striking DFC group had set up pickets around pickup stations in five Michigan cities early today, it was =a. ithe bargaining table. \e why upts as Farmers Pickets. wae il Alma, Green-— ville, Saranac, Elsie and Ovid, te back up the association's de- -mands for higher milk prices and bargaining rights, : The DFC wants a boost in the price of class one drinking milk from $5 to $6 and recognition at The group says that most of its members belong to the MMPA, but claim that the larger organization does not do a god job representing them. Major Detroit area dairies for many years have contracted only | with the MMPA.- The DFC wants to sign its own contracts. Homer Martin, DFC strike leader, said yesterday that his or- ganization represents a majority of the farmers currently. supply-| ing milk to the Detroit area. This claim was disputéd by MMPA president Glemf Lake, who said the| strike will be observed only by an “irresponsible minority of rabble- rousers."’ Lake added that armed guards may be put aboard tank trucks) if a to insure delivery of milk 2 A spokesman at the MMPA depot in Ortonville said a ‘car- load of pickets arfived at 9:45 a.m, and jeft at 10:15 a.m, None ot the pickets left the car, the spokesman sal. ‘From his New Hudson headquar- ters, Martin was issuing strike or- ders that may result in further picketing, however, at Ortonville and in Pontiac Milk arrived this morning with- out delay at Pontiac's two major creameries, the Detroit Creamery, 408 Auburn Ave: and the Borden’ company, 256 Norten Ave Company spokesmen said there the Dec eseaoteaia at f ident, Carl Dobat, said the strike strategy: would be to keep fresh milk from being delivered to ead dairies, “We hope non-DFC dairy tags mers will cooperate with us in withholding their milk from market," he said. H milk is shipped to dairies, Dobat said, the s strategy will be to prevent tis being delivered by use of pickets, Dobat, an Oakland Township dairy farmer, lives at 2460 Dutton isF yi were no pickets, Rd. north of Rochester. . Home Edition The Weather . U.8, Weather Bureas Forecast and Colder , 115th YEAR kkk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1037 —04 PAGES ee ee _tRTERN ATION al NEWS SERVICE ~ Preparing to a Up - AP Wirephete BROWNELL SEATS SUCCESSOR — Herbert Brownell Jr. (standing) has his designated successor, Deputy Att. Gen. William P. Rogers, try the attorney general's chair at-the justice department after Brownell resigned late Wednesday. The White House announced President Eisenhower's intention ernment legal post. to appoint Rogers to the top gov- | Brownell Resigns; | lhc Gets Job WASHINGTON () — The choice of William P. Rogers; to replace Herbert Brownell Jr. as attorney general apparently will bring no change in the Eisenhower administration’s civil rights policies. Brownell resigned yesterday after more thari 412 years as the government’s top legal officer. President Eisen- hower accepted the resignation with “very deep regrets,” and praised Brownell for “a highly significant con- tribution that you have made in the nation’s serv- ice.” Saying he plans to return to) private law practice, Brownell dis-| claimed any: ambitions for politi-| cal office and asserted his inten-' . tion to “stay in private life.” The White House announced that Rogers, deputy attorney gen- eral throughout Brownell’s ten- ure, will be named to head the dustice Department. He is expected to take over in _ bout two weeks, -but his nomi- nation is subject to Senate con- firmation next year. When a newsman asked whether - “the Brownell policy will be the Regers policy,” Rogers replied: “We have worked together for 4% years, and have gotten along ex- ceptionally well. Any differences we may have had have been very minor. In all major matters, we have seen eye to eye.” ‘Brownell has drawn the fire of many Southerners, who blame him for having played a major role in Eisenhower's decision to use federal troops to enforce ra- elal integration at Central High School in Little Rock, Ark. However, Brownell said South- ern criticism “did not enter into my calculations at all.” His letter of resignation, made public ear- lier, recalled that in late August Bart Co = Kiling Grocer Tm Awfully Sorry It Happen d Thor’ Missile Test Launching ls Successful — Say Rocket Developed by Air Force Climbs Cleanly Into Air WASHINGTON ( INS) — The Pentagon announced shortly after noon today air now.” Today’s firing seemed to indicate-the missile climbed cleanly into the air. (Continued on Page 26, Col. 2) | Dies CHRISTIAN DIOR The famed French fashion de- signer, Christian Dior, died early today in Montecatine, a resort town in Northern Italy. See story am page 42. Road Aid for Oakland See Editorial Page 6 —before the Little Rock crisis de- veloped—he had discussed with | Thor, ° far have been virtual failures, with the others rated from satisfactory to excellent. Additional details were promised when available. The test was the third successful launching ot the | The Army's similar, 1,500-mile “Jupiter” has made three suc- cessful flights, including one that “hit the target” earlier this week, Defense. Secretary. Neil H.*Me- Elroy is trying to decide which of these two missiles should be put into production. DESTROYS DRONE The Air Force also reported to- day that its Bomarc long-range interceptor missile destroyed a) drone bomber 100 miles at sea and| at an altitude of more than 60,000 feet in a spectacular test Wednes- day A Pentagon statement added: “The Air Force scheduled tests of the Boeing-built Bomarc for near-misses recorded by cameras (Continued on Page 26, Col. 2) Bing Crosby to Wed LAS VEGAS, Nev. (INS) — Crooner Bing Crosby and Olive K. Granstaff, 23, of Los Angeles, took out-a marriage license to- day at the county clerk's office in Las Vegas. Crosby gave his fully launched, and is in the ie Two of the Thor missiles fired so} that the Air Force’s 1,500-| | mile peers Msc Bare - Frederick C. Ziem examine the County Sheriff Frank Irons (left) and Prosecutor (note arrow) ts grocery store of _‘frigerator after Pontiee Press Photo EXAMINE SHOOTING | SCENE — - Oakland Karl Kolm, slain yesterday by a bandit. At right the hole the bullet made in a re- passing through Kolm, a Sunday and Evening shies Officials of Pontiac City Lines, Inc. announced today that —bus service will be discontinued on Sundays, holidays and in the eve- nings after 6:45, due to continuing lack of patronage. The effective date of the change is Sunday, Oct. 27, according to E. W.. Dreasher, transportation superintendent of the bus eém- pany, To accommodate shoppers, | clerks and other workers who will be taking advantage of re- tail stores being open Monday and Friday nights, Dreasher said “for the present” bus serv- ice will continue until 9:45 p.m. He added that all other service on present schedules will remain name as Harry L. Crosby. unchanged. The major changes came about when recent riding checks" showed | that after 6:30 p.m. and on Sun- Stock-Buying Pressure Still Heavy but Slowing NEW YORK #® — Buying de- mand which spilled over from -yesterday’s historic rise -pushed- the Stock Market higher in heavy trading today but profit - taking clipped gains and established sonve losses early this afternoon. In a follow-up to yesterday's huge rally, the biggest in 28 ' years, key stocks rose fractions te more than a point. In some cases the gains ran to 2 or 3 points at the start. lfares to Buses to Curtail Service days there sometimes was less ‘than one revenue passenger per mile. ~ Dreasher said under the com- pany’s contract with the city, if, for these times, there are less than four revenue passen- gers per mile, a cutback may be made. * * * for this reduction in service, but considering the very’ limited pat- ronage accorded during the eve- ning hours and Sundays, which results in a loss to the company, it hardly seems fair to impose upon the regular patrons of the bus system a further increase in subsidize non- compensa. ‘tory ‘lake and Sunday service," 'Dreasher said. Store Where Bandit Admits Killing Grocer Slayer Details Fatal Shooting in Commerce Karl Kolm Killed by Single Bullet, Wife ‘Beaten With Gun “I'm awfully sorry it hap- pened,” were the words of confessed slayer Edward Drew this morning as he poured out the story of the fatal shooting of a Com- jmerce genre. grocer last Tried to Sell | Rifle, Minutes After Shooting- . A % year-old ex-convict calmly declared “it still shoots straight” as he attempted to sell the murder weapon minutes after he killed a Commerce Township store owner last night. Sys Davy, 32, of 3080 Terry , Just a few blocks away from! ae murder scene, said he. refused) to buy a 30-30 rifle because it had a damaged ‘barrel. The gun was offered to Davy for $25 by Edward Drew, of 2093 Weich Rd., Commerce Township, approximately 15 minutes after store owner Kart Kolm, 63,-was shot in his little country market “at 1010 Oakley Rd. “This guy ‘inna ad my door,” Davy told sheriff deputies, “‘and) lasked if I wasn't the guy in the| market for a 30-30 deer rifle.” “T looked at the gun a minute and noticed that the barrel had) been dented and told. him this} ‘and at the same time told him T wasn't in the market any more.” “So this guy says ‘well it still “We sincerely regret the need shoots straight, but I guess I-can't. fool you’ and walked away from the door.” Fireproof Costumes URBANA, Ill. (INS) — A Uni- versity of Tlinoig-safety special- their children's Halloween cos- tumes with a fire-retarding prep- aration i 10 CALLS! SOLD ALL! pron TABLE, COFFEE TABLE, 4 table lamps, rocking chair, round mirror, 2 lamp tables. re 75. This little. Want Ad brought cash buyers for all the above articles the very first eve- ning. What have you to sell, rent or trade? Or is there some “hard to find” item you want? If so, put a Want Ad on the trail, they. work like. magic! ( To Place Your Want Ad DIAL FE 2-8181 Just ask for the WANT. AD DEPT. « i. 2 Teachers Seek Realistic Ordinance ¢ By SYLVIA de STEIGER The chief of the Pontiac fire of his prescribed duties. * * ® ito make but it’s true. The trouble is, this particular duty, required in a city ordinance, just can't be applied to the 1957 way. of life. pean just aren't done that way “Fastion Ho. 6 of the 1915 ordi nance reads: “The Chiet of the Fire Depeirt. | ment of the City of Pontiac shall ring or cause to be rung _ the bell at the fire station as a [ curfew signal for at léast 30 seconds duration at 10. minutes — department isn’t carrying oul one) That's a pretty harsh statement, pean ea ee p.m.) . +. a% a warning to all persons in the city of Pontiac.” Yes, believe it or not Pontiac's youngsters, under 16 years old, must be off the ‘‘streets, alleys, parks or public places” by 8 p.m. from Oct. 1 to’ March°31 and by) ~ 9 p.m. from April 1 to Sept. 30. LAW NOT ENFORCED . a This is the law... but apparent- ly, it hasn’t been enforced for several decades. Officials at mu- nicipal court claim there are no records to show anyone has been prosecuted for violating the cur- few law. j ‘Legally, unless the teenager ufider 16 is: accompanied by a parent or guardian; is on an errand for such person or is employed under the laws per- mitted by the state, he ean be arrested by police if he is found on the streets after this unrea- sonable: curfew hour of 3 p.m. The ordinance states that the In Today's Press. SURLIMLMENDE 92 BIOL Sa minors and/or _— end guardi- ans may be fined $50 plus costs and/or jailed for 30 days if they violate the curfew, _* *® & Law enforcement agencies as well as citizens will probably agree that the ordinance is quite harsh for today’s teenager but the law still stands, ia eo eearee eeene mo STUDY NEED FOR LAW Editorials ...................6 | .Two Pontiac educators have re- Market Basket .,..33 Thru 41 [alized the need for a workable Markets ....................57 {Curfew law. They have drawn up a Obituaries ......6.50 0000 24 |letter to be sent to the presidents Sports .. ‘49 Thru 53 (of the Parent-Teacher associations. Theaters. ......... 35. [ine Pontiac which meet next aed TV & Radio Programs ....63 |48Y night. ~Wijsen, Earl . . 83 The letter appeals for an in- Women’s Pages » 42 Thee 47 | ternal curfew to be set up by the «4 | parents areecmeieg The men Proxy Murder .;........+s 1915 Law Would Ring Curfew at g- Anyone promoting the need for a rea- sonable curfew are John F. Per- due, principal of Bagley elemen- | tary school and youth chairman of the Pontiac Council of P-TA and Donnie smith Jr., junior and senior high school counselor, They also inten.d to. request the city commission to revamp the old ordinance to meet today’s needs. _ * * * ; The letter from the two Men ag- dressed to “parents” states: “In view of the fact that there is no enforced city ordinance im- posing a curfew on our children it is requested that .restrictions be ‘imposed from. within the home; “The increase in- juvenile crime ‘andthe obvious number of our children ‘roaming or hanging: laround’ during late hours at night |makes it necessary for a curfew. | Hear It? “4 recent locat midnight movie which lasted past 3 a.m. was re- portedly packed with teenagers. ist today urged parents to treat | Preeedlttde Frederick C, Ziem and Sheriff Frank W. Irons, Drew, 26, repudiated a statement made last night in which he denied knowl- ledge of the crime and ad- mitted the slaying. “I got the rifle from my girl friend and went out to do some shooting ina gravel pit off Oakley Park road,” Drew said. He said he drove past the -ama grocery owned by Mr. Karl Kolm and “‘it just my head” to go inside, Drew told the officials he not speak to anyone Inside store nor did Mr. and Mrs, Kolm talk to each other. “! saw him (Kolm) coming around the counter fast and the gun went off.” Drew said. He recalled seeing Mrs. Kolm. ‘but said he could not remember striking her. Kolm, 63, of 1010 Oakley Park Rd., died instantly. The bandit fired only once, sending a bullet through his heart. Kolm’s wife, Amanda, 64, was’ ‘admitted to St. Joseph Mercy Hos- |pital where she is reported in satis. ifactory condition with head in- juries. rg easel Ziem said he will charge Drew with first degree murder tomor- ‘| row, after talking to more wit- nesses, . Drew said he ran out of the (Continued on Page 26, Col. 1) Winter May Come Early This Year Winter may come early to the Pontiac area as well as most of Michigan this year, Tonight, along with cloudy skies and colder tem- peratures, light showers or snow \flurries are predicted by - U.S, Weather Bureau. * * Such hours are not conducive to good health, and are moreover, degenerative to morals and char- acter, “Ht is felt that your unlimited cooperation is necessary to . suc-| jcessfully get a curfew law into elfect.”’ This is not the first time the] outmoded curfew law on Pontiac’s record has been called to the peo- ple's attention, A least ‘three times in the past five years, concerned citizens as well as law enforcement agencies The expected low is 30-34 de likely aa The high chilly 36-40. have complained about this out-} dated ordinance, The trouble is, it’s still on the books and the|- chief is ‘still ian to an the| bell. i ae ‘ing was 42. 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S\ ; : net § , « e oe 3 P With “ a : Washable, color . i ile : xpect ! 5 “TOOTH “au < oF fast. Nylon lace ore fo Pay or More! =z > + ] ] 50 po anTe: S PASTE : PHILLIPS $s MACNESIA ruffle trim. Elastic -—-NOW ON SALE— a "Wawa er yee e wiTHouT : Athletic U-Shirts 12.50 or Knit Briefs SUNBEAM ‘G' Electric Shaver All are 59¢ Quality SCHOHSSSSSSESSSESSSEHESSESEESHSEOSSSESESESESESESEEE Reg. $29.95 Cc WITH | 3 for 15" ) $1.00 | : SHIRTS are athletic style in fine | fr $5 Quality 3 PAIRS $ combed cotton—BRIEFS have full WITHOUT Regular $1.23 Value 7 67 A for .$1.00 : elastic waits, full cut seat, Com- TRADE-IN Vitalis non-alcoholic hair tonic at re- A ALL SIZES @ Sisto size ranges @ Reguler or Micro- Mesh @ Form Fashion Perfect Fit 8's fo 1] No Limit— Buy @ Whole eseeescecesoeseeosecseee CHOICE OF ENTIRE STOCK! to 5.88 Values duced price now. “WORELGO Speedster Sizes 3 to 7 = aa Electric Shaver Ti $2.50 Matching outtits ~ @ Reinforced Heel Year's CITROID rs: Sac and Toe yy Serely Men‘ s: Dress COMPOUND roy pants, fully Made by famous maker y for Colds a Sa Minor imperfections are ised hard to find and do not 1.89 lessen wearing quality. MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS Ladies’ Lavish Lace-Trim Fast. Elfective Reliel Broo SELTZER vie MALE re C Liver Pill ane arter’s Liver Pills 34 cf} TRADE-IN Regular 49c Value 95 "WAY WF ld liver pills to dosti _shugsish | liver Gabardines, nylon-- rayon blends, - §—-4 tc. Styles for d nd j ~ I COLD — ie a ‘Sauer “at ; r WITHOUT | eeoccooccesooeceseoesen TRADE-IN | TABLETS Choice of Liquid or Tabs GERITOL TONIC | $2.98 ] 98 | : Super-Special Giant Size GILLETTE _ SHAVE CREAM Lather or Brushless 3¢ Famous REMINGTON Aovsoennd Shaver Value ° i ; e ' ® j ° i 4 . * ~*~ . : e iz : e ° ’ . 4 ‘ ' , e x * ba : ‘ t e . * ° 7 ; ‘ NI a h e 0 e . . * e. Ee e : | Bi : nd 7 83e € ; 19 ¢ 3 i waist, short sleeves : . Value . Value i . 4 . SOHHCHHHCOHEEEHHHCOHOESE ° 5 - E CORDUROY , : st = iE G& FLANNEL ° & Regular 90c oid ° e a i f Farious Doans Kidney Pills. Cut prices Shirts \ 4 bes ; ~~ — & Pants gue: P . : ° s Matched Sets = * ae ‘ e Vitalis Hair Tonic Saree : , , . ‘ e at ' \ e eae ; a @ 4 * * ° eae: * ° v3 ; 4 a ~ ~ ’ +4 . . : $ AN) 4 * : e e ~ e e yD ‘ 4 . f =} —_ i Se Oy lj e : -™ : rs . : : e ° e s e e e e e e e ° e SESESSOUSTS SINS SSTSTUS SUS TEVOCSUNENTSTOSTEEE NOSE * Gowns & Slips: IF PERFECT—You'd Pay. . Up to 35c¢ Per Pair— 4-Piece Matched Luggage Regular 69c Value Fast, effective relief from muscula te IMUSTEROLE RUB 53] REMINGTON Auto-Hone | : hes ss CUSHION Reg. $33.50 +19” 3 aches and pains. Greaseless , Men’ s eoaT Sox : TRADE .............. Regular $19.80 by Single Pieces se ae (Withoet Trade $20.95) 6 Pairs L 7 Regular | “s ay $159 ul Si}: ys Quality | Xe 7 W/ Your Gan\E CHOICE Polak ¥. RONSON Model ‘66’ | e POLIDENT DENTURE * ; LISTERINE = wii oeat, ties Coreg Cleanser « ORAL ©8595 Train , it e © 35.95 O'Niter . Electric Shaver i Kit : “ANTISEPTIC & e805 osuer The SLIPS—Nylonized ace- eg. 328. $1.17 Value tate, washes easily, dries ° 89c Value . WITH ‘ e , quickly, Adjustable straps, White Only TRADE-IN | €s c — lace trim. Sizes 32 to 40. Aaikiet style, 9 95 i "¢@ i All four matching pieces in lug- : _ Elastite tops. oS ° ’ . gage tan color. Brass-piate hinges The COWNS—No-iron, su- ome = 7 i ' gpa Poild . perior blend Elasti- wake us : and _ Pacis : Megular 14-ounce ' bottle and locks. cized cae. toca tein. oe sports Wear, Wie: 10.95 - — “ laps tM pecececccceeceecsesees length. Paste colors. Sizes wIyTIiiiiiiiiti titty) 32 to 4 Deluxe Quelity CHENILLE * | ‘Lady’ SUNBEAM | . Jumbo Size | ° $2°¢ nel “$3. ij Electric Shaver : | ° on Qual wi! ° : ai. MAALOX — Bath Mat Sets : Mens’ Flannel $} maalox’ Li iD E With Cover 4 ~ 4 H fe | dss : hirts : — $1.50 Value |e 8298 Volue Aaa ey 4 $ Ml y ? " r Yo 3 tL +" * s| 2 0 | he é, © BME! Santorised TRADEIN en, Me Vows $] Eu | fe, EVERGLAZE coro : chee 30 1: New * greaseless . Sa For upset stomach and ~~ : piom : nad LADY Eas tor ate. ats 66‘ : a Limit 2 bot- B Full 3-foot rug with tie-on toilet ° 1's ins > WL fective relief.° “s A t cover. Rubberized non-sl ‘ae * : RONSON \ 5-Grain a! - . ayes beck. Pink ses, eee eo» : Easy to Laund _— 8. All colors, many patterns. Color- ea Ht . ASPIRIN PEEC-A-MINT ° Cuooz Feoseeseeoeeceoooseoses 4 pay $6 aie! IRONING ‘ nr vane _ cotton flannel, can TRADE-IN TABLETS — (oe ° Minty New ; b Hea Priscilla style, :- rerrrtrrerr eo f 300 for : ieee : By complete with ° | 335 Dg GP paren 38 g cunt WITHOUT : c ce x 90 inch. Fit TRADE-IN ; Val. 2 for 19: : nice Windéwe, : “T” Shirts hoax - Ro 7 . ee 9.95 _ : ~ og BO OF m 2 79¢ Values oy LADY Reg. $1.50 4 ar) > a ea| SCHICK » ROBERT . : : ‘OO az = xe Reg. $1495 | “CURLEY $ ‘ ae, Twin and Double Bed Size : a : ° ° ° : . =» eS NUSURL 3 : ; 3. Matching Bedspreads 3a na | A : ® : e @ Strives ut 0 ET 1.19. ° : s JUMBO 2212 x 162 Inch Size Regular $8 Quality 88 ° mv —s . © Wide ruftl ' = . y WITHOUT. . MULLSOY 4 CHILDREN’S Tray Tables—Set of 4 $ uncer, reaches nd 3 * AS A . ait e oning. Sizes for t S77 LIQUID + LIQUID : ‘st gh iE .trr's of $15.95 Sellers 88 ° “ pret beds, i 34 * 46 : j Choice of 3 d os pio R n > gItd &- 37 Syl, QTE E sick, tubular sec! 3 PILLOW SHAMS — fe ; ee iu & * “PRINCESS’ Stil 14 cons I ics 3 Mh ocundant, stat 11 Reg. $17.50 Ti | - @ colots. STH 25¢ Eventle $ Q-Tip rn bs . 4 | 95 NURSER : . ru | Complete ~CATORS — 9 a 3$¢ Value | tie - SHAMPOO: 3-Types WITHOUT TRADE-IN 10.95 DIMM ssctitesi 73° > | "5; : Mot 3 mm Seis fv 98 North SAGINAW Street °° eK 810 ” Electric Shavers —Main Floor ' on ‘ I , | . . ay a e : f 7 <4 . % Py ' if F jaw, 2 4 a ‘ : ae, ‘ : ug 4 ’ i ‘ ‘ . : ] { 1 of Sa ¢ { i ™ ee _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957 ) THURSDAY, FRIDAY TIL 9° NESDAY, ‘SATURDAY ‘TIL 6 GRAND OPENING SALE fe have now finished the new addition’ to our storé, _ invite you in to take advantage of our tremendous a oo tile savings. > ‘ar ic language to communicate th creatures of outer space. Hans Freudenthal,. E ceqoo = iversity of Utrecht, lectured on his |#Lincos” language. before ‘Royal Netherlands. Academy -of WlAsphatt Tile + feng ween Sma THIS Rex 0 ONLY. ‘| Lots of Odds and Ends Wall and Floor Tile at Bargain Prices = Reee Parking itl about it today. — | * . ® * jee eet 6 ee wee eee | was /the only spot in the universe PLASTIC in pop lated hy intelligent beings. WALL TILE. | He set otk tionally Advertised Brand Eas ge yg wener anety eanng Viny | Tile. Easy Terms telligent beings, \‘somewhat re- sembling us in mightality and edu- tion” but who Weeded not be ec and need nde have bodies. resembling ours. e For building up a comntic vocab- ulary of only 150 words, ‘freuden- “Lifetime ur Na- pages that will appear shortly. It is only natural, he said, ‘that mathematics be used first fo com. 'municate with beings from other jworlds because mathematics is the most abstract science. | The simplest type of text possi- Sie ble would be sent first. For in- . . stance: |. Four dots, RIK, four dots. RIK istands for a combination of radio | signals ‘of unknown meaning. |: This is repeated and alternated: ‘by any other number of dots wader 1O55 WEST HURON ST. PONTIAC e. 2 9 8 & em To mane ee gee Ne ae sa cea ea oe ee. Tete 8 te ee ee Pee Pe + {VISIT EPPERT'S During Our SECOND — ANNUAL PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE Friday, Oct. 25 thru Saturday, Nov. 2 | 4 You'll find many bargains in cameras of all kinds, dgyr thee equipment end photo ac- | he cessories, all priced to bring you real honest savings .. . despite the low prices during the : sole, you can, of course, still use your credit, or if you ‘prefer, @ small deposit will hold the item of your choice in layaway for Chris tmas. & Only a few of the items on sale are listed in our ad. It will pay you to drop in during the sale « «+ You'll find all sale items especially tagged and easy to identify. ACCESSORIES Belences An Amsterdam weekly’ i? Froadenthal said he thought it. Cose of 80 aime very improbable that our earth to create a radio | language to cynmunicate with in. ‘lthal has written a book'\pf 300, BB | our Dot —RIK —Fe Dots. = Dutch Binissor Creates - : Language for Outer Space ==" _ AMSTERDAM @®~A Dutch edu- 10, followed by RIK and the same POF stands for a different come| set eae cator says he fias developed a number of dots. “elo ae eae : hana 75 Reflex Colinas: - Regular $15.95 eoviewerereee | P Alpex imported exposure meter with case & chain $= 56 Reg. $9.95 ** eee ine nae 8/16mm a S - cers, _, ae ore TT Realist 45 Stereo 50 eee erierses tek ie 5 T Outtit Reg. $99.50 .....5. ‘62 3 Mansfield Brownie Telephote/ | E Kodak Stereo *62" wide angle lens attach- “15 R Camera & Case. Reg. $99 2 Realist (2.8 RF With Case & +49” ment. Reg. $29.90 Stereo-Graphic $ Se Flash. Reg. $69.50... Compco 204 reel & can 2. E Camera & Case. Reg. $79.50 39 face Fk foe "ania" $6" - 69" o& pag oe i Eiakia,” Lins Sed ‘Tessar with Penta. é O ompee ae reel & can 79° pao Stereo Colorist With 459” prism . Reg. c Reg. $109.50... $4150 ........., ‘218 : Compco 400 ree! & can ¢ | _ i Praktica fx-2, [1.9 With Case ‘9g kK) wvt—imm 89 S : Reg. $150... 9 : AIRQUIPT SLIDE 4 1 Graphic 35 2.8 With Case & $ 49” a reel & can =" 89° MAGAZINES ‘ Flash. Reg. $49.50 woto— | ag with Summitar £2. *200 Self Timers to fit any ay wf Reg. $2.25 SPECIAL x GN camera. Reg $3.95 . * ; 8 Kodak Signet (3.5 RF with Case. $ , 34mm Metal Slide Files. § 4 65 ocdapralleg eA | ar bared EXPOSURE et “ ‘with Flash. _ 49" Reg. $74 ...... ss ’e Rainbow 5 sec. eley. tag METERS Kedak Retina 1B ‘with Case. $ 50 -with oy _— ‘1 1” Reg. $119 . . ...69 ne en Sishch , Weston 735 Master 35mm Steinheil (4.5 for Ex. 11. Reg. $29.50 akta. Reg $ 50 Sckehet 0 Camera + teak ne 42 $1500 i Kedak rng? — $] 0” — Steinheil [2.8 for bp ; Outtits—Reg. ee PROM ano 50 ; GE PRI. ’ B Kedak Duratlex IV Camera g 50 egg Telesar {4 tor Freakin. Spoof B. ‘Reg. r Et with #8 lens. Reg. $28.50...... $59.50 er 39 ae German Cibthdies *g” B ; ti” Steinheil amm T 1 hoto. a eters, Reg. $19.95 OE l ese eteces m Kodek Holiday Flash Outfits, $ 95 oe ae 99° Argus L-3 Meter, $ 7 F E Regular $9.95 ot ph oaely TO GUO OS niin sanses cascgese. 12 s1Q”° . | NOT SHOWN IN THIS AD WILL BE 8mm Movie Projectors, Slide Projectors, Slide Viewers, Slide Tray Files, Tripods, Flash Bulbs, and Dozens of Other Items. BROWNIE MOVIE _OUTFIT @ Brownle ft.? Camera e — 300-W jeetor e pa Menetont . — Triped @t- tie by with Bulbs * oy Price $136.15 All regular stock models of both ‘RADIANT ond DA-LITE Beaded and Silver Screens 39% Regular Retail. Price SPECIAL s99°° + “ASSORTED FLASH GUNS ‘Welt ment patos $@Q00 Values Up to $10.95 MOVIE CAMERA _—— Dejur Spectator Turret 8mm [2.5 $ Li] ek ee a ee waive etebes meh _ $89" eee eee eee eee 2) eeteue frre, te. sen ee * * Oe ee ee eee ee es Cae GE RLET OT OLe Is TO I “EASY j push! See it today! res 4 2 * * oe | Freudenthal expects bination’ of padio signals. —__|in- line ‘with linguistic studies. The professor was born in Luck- ‘our coun. matra. spent in Java. . The receiver ig expected to terparts to understand that -POF | enwaide, Germany, and came i Is He Still Around? savearaid: grasp. that RIK has the meaning has. the meaning of * mathematics professor at the Uni- of “IS"—the equality sign, | x* * Four dots, POF, Other ‘arithmetic operations — mathematics ‘minus, greater than,. smaller than, | 1947. : Next lesson: *plus’’ government a contingent of loyal Javanese troops into rebellious Novth Su- Sumatra has been in sporade revolt against the central govern- ‘ment for some months. The §v- matrans complain that earnings from their exports are mostly VAN NUYS, Calit. iw—A market “Uwecht “since. owner reported to police a phony $23 cheek signed. “ohn Dillinger.” \ f i JIQUGA ¥F is tops Save $61.95 on aii: Brand New - DELUXE MORE TERRIFIC rEaTURES: * Built-in Water Filter! * All Porcelain Tub! Medel SDE * Save $80.00! * Automatic Heat Control! * Lint Cleaner! * Easily Installed! Reg. 179.00 Full Size Easy Electric Dry 99 2 Ea “i Spindrier Originally Sold for $219. IS 158" Only $8 Down, 52 a Week! ® New Finger-Tip Control © Famous Easy Spiralator Action © '3-Minute Automatic Spin - Rinse Here's the speedy, 2-tub washday marvel that does a week's wash in less than | hour! and brighter, the other rinses, then spins clothes 25% drier than a wringer. Put this full-featured, top- value Easy Spindrier to work for you next washday! “Phone FE 4-2511 or Rush in to Waite's Doynstoirs Store! WRCHASE! TERMS! Waite’s... * Front Downstairs ; * 4 Cycle, 2 H. P. * Built-in Leat Mulcher * All Steel Mousing _ . -) Big. 24-Inch Riding ) Rotary Mower with reverse gear! $249.50 Value (New) p 128. Low mages Payment, Easy Terms! @ Powerful 234 mh! P. Clinton Engine : @ 4 Cycle Engine @ Recoil Starter @ Speeds to 412 M.P.H. @ Hand Throttle Control! @ Trouble-Free Chain Drive LARGE 20” ROTARY MOWER |. fay » 49) Ejector Chute Jumbo Size... Full LAWN SWEEPER with big 10” wheels! $22° Walte’s «+. Dewnsteirs The -easy way to take your yard!/ Four rugged reversible brushes adjust frory 0” ‘to 214". Rex movable basket, Fo flat for storage. Easy t $39. 95 Value Convenient Terms Arranged te Suit Your Budget — 24-Inch i” While. one tub 4 washes a full 9-pound load cleaner ' a eee ee oa eS ON Lait) oo PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957 , } os . cata 4 ee ‘OY a | Stil Number One! | S#® $11.98 to $2198 on Pe eo an BCE Ny | these exciting new o styles! LAYAWAY. ‘SALE! $1 Places Any Toy in Loyaway! | wa Fearbelle DOLL — Travels everywhere with her own suitcase... and cries real tears! : : 5 Usually. $39. 98 "ha 8 with parka-hood : | see to $49.98 2 §$ 98 ' Revel in These Select from These Styles: , © Beautiful Fabrics: ° The Slim, Tapered 1@ 100% All-Wool Tweeds * Look : @ Colorful Martiniques ss Sizes 6 to. 12 @ Wonderful Zibelines ale Interest @ Heavenly Cashmere Blends + The/ Soft, Supple Look - ? Still the hottest ‘thing around in boys’ jackets! The : ka-hood is lined ah warm pile and folds up into § . ‘ - a : 7 kinenaien collar. Warmly lined, with knit wristlets. In Autumn's Smartest Colors! / Sizes; » Choose his in red, charcoal or navy... in sizes 6-12. @ Remearice Red < .' Yeornen Bue / 81020 ' Charge His at Waite's.., Second Floor @ Jet Black @ Grey @ Navy 7 to 15 e Beige — e Taupe @ Tweed 12% to 2414 ." § ; Many With Insulated Milium Linings for All-Weather Comfort! | Tearbelle brings her complete needs right a . e Hurry in! Convenient Terms Arranged—Waite's . ... Third Floor ‘ with ber in her own tvel kt’ Dieta were «=O Girls’ Warm... _ sleeps, weeps real tears! All vinyl bedy with : jointed arms and legs, rooted hair, Carrying case holds. flannel kimono, diaper powder puffs, clothes pins, soap, sponge, bottle and Kleenex, Take her home with you today! Kitten Soft... Full Fashioned Ban-Lon’ Sweaters 100% Wool—Quilt Lined Sateen ~y 1 | | i 1. | by PANDORA 7 ( ) A that never fuzz, pill or stretch 1 R out of shape! | ae ~ CO ATS | Short Sleeve Slipover. . .$6.98 & | Downstairs 4 Long Sleeve | : ‘Toyland with convertible } Slipover ++ $7.98 and $8.98 Cardigan ......00+.. $8.98 | You know the fine qualities of ban-lon «» won't furz, pill or stretch out of shape...and it's moth-proof! This fine yarn is fashioned into the love- liest of soft, full fashioned sweaters . by Pandora to be @ fitting com- $ 99! plement to any wardrobe, Select é from glorious high shades, new aa soft pastels and besic colors Complete With 6 Records and 6 Story Books! Portable Electric RECORD PLAYER $14.98 Value. Small fry love to pour through picture books as they listen to } the story on the record! Com- { > s pletely portable for youngsters to * carry, comes in attractive two- of black, navy, and red. Sizes 34 to 40, By Pandore P\ “The nicest thing you can say about ‘ @ eweeter” Meet. Sizes 7 to 14 tone, scuff ~- resistant fibre case, | What a value! Girls’ hooded car coats made of fine § polished cotton sateen and cozily lined with 100% wool filled rayon quilt. She stays snuggle-warm in the coldest weather. Bamboo toggle. closing and | elastic inner wristlets. Choose red, natural, charcoal § 5 or turquoise! Charge Hers at Waite's .»= Second Fleor : | Plays all 78 RPM records up to : 12’’, UL approved. _ Waite’s ... Downstairs Toyland Ideal’s Giant Size Weapon of Tomorrow... SATELLITE LAUNCHER TRUCK | roaay.tarm ...Boy? and Girt? : : | : .. spins “3q8 8. space! | | INSULATED a ,_:- [BOOTS — « made for Michigan weather! Lightweight, warm - boot, insulated for all-weather pro- ‘tection, Convenient Fashion trophies In classic and smart atyling ... cralted for walking comiortl “PRINCESS” in grey or tan ostrich with elastic collar for better fit... $12.95 Sizes 5 to 10, AAAA to B $1 Places Waich the plastic - for 4 satellites, Plastic bubble driver's tab -with radar screen rotates to scan ra bors ‘he space ships. It's 17” long, will till Ns of all ages!/ «~ X Waite’s .. . Downstairs Torlehd o — "_ gatellites\soar through. a oN ) ah | . : | Any Toy the air as they are re- : oo me area 2 turf anne 1 3.95 in Layaway! leased mechanically from = : - See mg with multi-color patch ..+++0 this streamlined plastis. truck! S$ 99 ss N32] A en Rear truck houses launcher , . . that elevates to 45° plus storage ‘grea | Charge Yours at Waite's . . « Street Floor : Repeat of a Complete Sell-Out! wae Warm ... lightweight 100% virgin dacron filled $ B2-Pc. INSULATED} UNDERWEAR } — $T 3 99 $2 Places Value in Lapeeid %& Full Zipper Styles! s ie % 70 Denier Nylon Outer Shell, 100% Dacron Filled! ae _ Collar, Cuffs, Anklets of Non-Stretch Ban-Lon! es Hunters! Fishermen! Outdoor Workers! Here is the way.to sty 2 ~veally Warm On sub-zero days this winter, ; and-you save by & $1 Leys é Pair Away! Let Him Operate His Own Truck Fleet! $12.90 § 98 Set Includes: | Reg. Telephone Truck ......1.98 * Auto Van w/Z. cars... .3.98 Log Hauler ...........2.98 Freight Hauler ........2.98 Machinery . ‘Hauler: cases \Total........ $12.90 - . Youngsters love ten with this big . ’ fleet of frucks hauling cars and freight all over the house! $4.92 ence me toys today! Hurry of Charge An Their 1 Toye at 1 Walte's ave Downstairs Toyland : : : es he . s ‘ 2 % 4 asl j i * : * eee: is * “ F Peres : Soe * Ly ‘ a a eevrrey ~~ ad “ ™ ‘ la lad: : oe é \ . %, . 4 * . wee o eu * 3 ] ‘ ' ; ‘ F \ wal f . . * ‘ | ; ee z I " ‘ ss 4 4 / * é id 1 A . + . f . « ay \ | LS J bo Nes ES a ) ‘ : * * Y i 4 i ! { 5 ‘e w _ * ¥ % % y ' , \ ‘ \ ae ' oes F i ae b ‘i ’ , 4 i | z 2 fF ‘ : Kl ; 7 é # = \ ' : * : re is =. 7 \ warm and dry. An black, [ee ae Ce : zero, rh: M, te y int - ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS _ That means that we must look scheduled for aid on extending Northwestern Highway, but this will do Pontiac about as much good as running U.S. No. 1 far-~ ther into the Keys off Florida. x Re ® Oakland County is the second bip- gest county in Michigan. Next to. Wayne, we top the other 82. In fact, we're as big as many of them added ‘together. Furthermore, we are one of the biggest counties in Michigan geographically. x *« * These facts add up to im- portance. They spell out a dis- trust that deserves study and consideration ahead of the lesser important’ areas. We have no — wish to see others ignored, but | on the other hand, the 600,000 residents of Oakland County have no desire to step aside while others command the money, time and attention. This county is full of voters. They're active, assertive people and they're con- nected with the most important industries and unions in America. * * * ‘We ask nothing unfair. We ask no favoritism. But 600,000 are going to arise in violent and fearful protest if we're sidetracked, ignored or told to play We have the populations. We have the people and we haye the © traffic. Our highways are crowd- ed beyond anything in the State with the possible exception of Wayne. In addition to our own ttaffic, -we.are used freely and . continuously by our neighbors. - , We're a natural gateway to the north, and the beaten path to Detroit from most of outstate lies through Oakland County. — ~*~ & *& We need roads BADLY. WE NEED THEM NOW. 1959 and 1960 ARE TOO FAR AWAY. U.S. Supplies to Korea _ Sold on Black Market Korean officials angrily protest every time there is a shooting ‘inci- - dent involving a civilian Korean and an Atherican soldier. What is overlooked is the fact killed or injured while stealing _° supplies and trespassing in mili- tary areas. American troops * Pontias 12, Michigan f y Visited Korea some months Verbal Orchids to— have every right, in fact) to protect U.S. property. * * * ago had this to say: . ‘ “When we visited Korea . . . the army was being harassed by organ- ized bands of robbers who looted sup- ply trains, broke into commissaries, stgle everything they could lay their hands on. It was American tax dol- lars they were stealing and in steal- ing they were weakening the Ameri- can troops and their own troops be- — ing supplied By the United States.” - ‘The extent of this thievery is indicated by the fact that al- ready this year 1.5 million gal- lons of gasoline transported all — the way from the United States have been sold on the black: market. x* * * The United Nations commander admitted that there may have been instances where American troops were too zealous in protecting U.S. installations and supplies. But that does not excuse Korean officials’ lack of action in curbing these organized bands of looters and black mar- keteers. The impression ig left that Koreans see nothing wrong in this and that it is an accepted way of life in that country. xk '® ® This attitude adds to the indi- vidual U. S. soldier’s fear of touching off another .interna- tional incident. No doubt much equipment is stolen which other- wise would not be if the U. 8. had the co-operation of Korean offi- cials in this respect. ———ooOoOoO The Man About Town Real Smart Birds They Take No Chances; Seem to Know What to Do Tact: What a person has who can change the subject without the other party discovering why, A cock pheasant who for several months has been escorting his harem to eat with the chickens of Biair Rothfuss near Orchard Lake, stays back in the woods since the bird season opened. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Parkinson at Lake Orion have been fighting with the roosters in their poultry yard, but now are quite content to be peaceable if allowed ‘to remain with the flock. , Crashing through the kitchen win- dow of . Mrs. Geraldine Farnham near Clarkston, a cock pheasant landed The family dog of Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Oldham of Rochester brought home a dead cock pheasant that some hunter had shot—~ and didn’t have a good retriever. A stop Tuesday in the Drahner Woods ‘wild life sanctuary by | Burnaby Smith of Drayton Plains, shows a big increase in the pheasant population over that which he saw there before the season opened. Shooting there is not allowed. Tt surely is quite appropriate and fit- ting that Oakland County’s own ‘Charles FE, Wilson is to be honor guest at a home coming testimonial in Detrolt, in recognition of his wonderful services as Defense Secre- tary. Nov. 11 is the date, and i Henry Ford 1 is to be master of ceremonies. In my humble opinion, Mr. Wilson is our world’s greatest business man—and I don’t know who I'd put in second place. The rains have spoiled the col- or display in the autumn foliage throughout Michigan. And neo other county in ¢ Southern Peninsula beat our . Asters nine triches scross are reported growing in her garden in Auburn Heights. ety & ‘of Clarkston; eighty-second birthday. , a = ont ** a —_— ——e , David Lawrence Says: | ‘It’s Been a Long Recess Appointment of R WASHINGTON —. The expected has happened — William P. Rog- ‘post — as has been the case with . other attorney generals in the past — had anything to do with it. will probably never be known, * * * , Certainly Mr. Brownell saw no Brownell’s close friend — has re- cently made in the private practice of law may have had a real bear- ing onthe decision to leave the Department of Justice. As for rnmors that the “‘segre- i i 5 | | | § s ite. 3 4 eral troops into Arkansas, it was strictly a Presidential decision. * * * The Department of Justice law- But what actually did happen is The Country Parson toe “We emphasize tt so much that. some folks think it's better to to OP .\.- a 13 1, | ag u ogers Expected ‘ mittee and head of the subcom- mittee on internal security, Mr. risks out of government, * * * Naturally, the Senate will use . Mr. The Senate, even when in control of the political party opposite to Dr, William Brady Says: New York Businessman Speaks Piece for Sherry The New York businessman, who g 3 s shit i i 4 i 5 PALE ayaey hit tkoi 1 : c23 + ilk is i iy & A the appetite for the fine food milady has prepared has flown the coop and she might just as well have served sawdust.” Dr. William Brady, if a stam self- addressed envelope is sent to tine Press, Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright, 1957) _ We must vote no bonds October 28th and see to it that) an area-wide , hospital authority is created to finish, pay for and opérate the hospital. Have a hospital board elected and responsible.to the taxpayers.- Mr. Flath should get the $841,667.92 unpaid hospital bills collected and ‘get the hospital on a pay-as-we-go basis like other hospitals. : Not only should there be a two-way street between the area and the hospital, but also a two-way street between City Hall and the taxpayers to put the bite on her rich yncle for a few billions. oo . Wilbur Bigelow Holly : ‘ “Past A. Kern 3r., Pres. Pontiac Taxpayers Assac, Explains Shelving = of 18-Year Vote Last year during my senio or year, the State isle i N.L. ‘Bible Doesn't Say Sabbath’s Sunday’ It Laura can show me one.place in the Bible that says Sunday is the Sabbath, I'll offer my apology. You'll find the seventh day. of the week, which is Saturday, is ard always will be the Sabbgth. Sun- day was: made a Holy Day by the Pope of the Catholic Church many, many years ago and most people have’ abided by that decision. ° Gladys ‘No’ Vote Only Spites Yourself’ O.K. So the hospital board made a mistake./That’s for sure. How- ever, we’still need the hospital. Why should we spite ourselves for the sdke of trying to spank the board? The people the the ones that suffer it we vote “no.” It doesn't hurt the board particularly, fe : Letters will be -condensed. when neces- sary because of lack of space. Full name, address and telephone number of the writer must acompany letters but will not be published if the writer so. quests unless the letter is critical in ites nature, = Looking Back 15 Years Ago. GENOA BATTERED by RAF bombers. - U. 8. TANK, and plane power increased. 5 20 Years Ago FASCISTS DEADLOCK meet ‘about troops in Spain. : FDR ASKS tax for farm control plan. : Case Records of a Psychologist: Describes Marriage Bureau Plan good that can be rendered our unmarried citizens by the scientific foundation. We directors of this non-profit corporation donate our services to help produce more marriages of the stable sort which will not terminate in divorce. It deserves to rank beside the Red Cross in its vast social service values. \ By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case W-328: Lloyd Q., aged * *® a non-profit edu- cational founda- tion to meet this very need, I can at long last do that very thing. , j Yesterday I explained how this ' scientific marriage foundation is operating in the “Pilot_Plant’ that we have launched in Indiana. seoms quite sulted to Loyd, = by the local y who serves J 2 Be Zé BIE sis j . Me inside a’ they can correspond directly. x* * * By means of this scientific mar- riage foundation, we have attached much ee . “e gone - For they ate matched in religion -look. These basic foundationg for a happy marriage were already established before they ever staft- . ed corresponding by letter. In the case of Lloyd and Mar- jorie, I have focused attention on young adults, but our scientific marriage foundation also offers its services to widowers and widows past middle age. * * * It helps weed out ally designing males who may be more interested in a woman's stocks and bonds than in her love. And it likewise enve and 20c to cover pine and printing costs when you sen psychological charts 4 (Copyright, 1957) ‘ it ea ee eS a a eee IE f 4 for Se . re pases ee axe PEL oy Ps Chote i ee a ee ei {Ss | a “ : ge a. 3 ae al i ! 2 Pe mks ey yet f ( , “aan A ; \ ; ne 4 : Ts Eug ‘ peice! SOE Romer 8 LJ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ‘24, 1957 nies f Reo oe ge ¥ eres ewes: * - Saananeaiamaanen Pe a age ye OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL. Mon, they Sot. 9:30 am, to? p.m, LES Sctisfection querenteed or your. money beck Get your girls set for winter warmth! a = «COAT SETS” MS 521 . ‘ f fa / : - Pontiac Pesee Photo 2 sipcanccegll pert moe é allowfen ¢vening. On the playground -there will be hay @ Fleeces @ Interlined Funo-rama” w held from 4 to p.m. as the rides, a merry-go-round and supper will be Zibelines Lambert School Fair gets under ¥ay in Water- / served at a snack bar. Left to right are Penny i) O Eehotine o Wiel ones em ai Saturday.\ Magle and puppet / Frisch, Mrs. Ray Bonneau, Nancy Hogarth and . be featured throtghout the day and Carol Hoyt. Start your little girl out this season in # ' — : pretty new coat set from Federal’s! Choose from several plush-lined styles with matching slacks. Some fur trims and dressy sets for festive occasions. 7-10, Also in the group are coat sets, 3-6x, 7-10 and fitted or boxy coats, 8-14. FREE ALTERATIONS = EO OR SGN RE he ——; ‘Clearing Our Warehouse | ’ for Holiday Merchandise Toasty warm 2-piece a Crier. , ! sets every tot needs! SNOWSUITS _ 29 @ Nylons @2 to 4 @ Warmly tined Chill-chasing styles for fun-loving girls! CAR COATS 2% @Wool meitons @ With hoods @ Interlined @Gray, 8-14 Classic car coats little girls love! Hooded for extra warmth on chilly days and warmly interlined for below zero tem- ‘ a FLOOR Boys’ and girls’ favorite winter snow- A peratures! 100° wool melton. 8-14. ai) a SAMPLE - outs! __ “—o _ ae ea Get her one to wear to school and for Some novelty hooded, with helmets casual wear on the weekends! or bonnets. Completely washable styles; toof Blue, red, green and brown in group. 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They won't, though . . tS i ' have They're re sort of like the old es | sontihdetsce ad aged ow ye cee : ser sete i make cobwebs look hardy. Michigan Completes a io ” tf = < Avon, President of the Hosiery’ ‘The 15-denier stocking, exactly) TWO Highway Projects ne rers Association. pon whl as sturdy as the 30-denier, is LANSING wn a ghember bark to. thoes old; ist Lar wong we now, ont that =, a a ti d war, on Ysa Kreps eral no a 0 0 inthe 31 from Reed City north in Osce-) gang it for Years, when no pe lored auto weeks betore symptonss appear. memory of synthetics | is most syn-\French Quarter, she’s going to hit @# County was announced today) 10 woulg think of it.” NEW YORK —Light-o > thetic.” a snag sooner than she thinks, |Y the State Highway Department. mobiles are involved in fewer im | About 144 miles of new construc- | There's long been a@ feeling that) accidents than dark ones, statistics! Before he was named ey us What women complain about |WANT FILMY HOSE tion on M15 in the city of Davison, {¢olored stockings were more than! compiled by the Better Vision In-lV7.8, Supreme Court in foday i« that their nylons aren't | If women are going to be vain Genesee County, will be opened|a mite daring--perhaps even con} | stitute indicate, The light cars sory so sturdy as they were before and demand filmy hose, pe ad on gaeng Combined, eal 1 coquettish. But as Wil-|show up better at ed and a ome of the Securities : the war. “You just look at ‘om ibe wise to be realistic and tlt cost nearly $600,000 | of implies, anyone who would ‘larger. change Comfnission. : , when its mo after giving birth. Mrs. Bunte bottle fed Torr for a tew days | and kept him alive. Now the friendly calf is phe of the family and. a S has the run of the house. L ig ™~ nq yi, Labels on Wodlen Goods | | Tell What You're Buying Wool fabrics used ip“yard goods bers are put through a combing Heled to help process to remove Short fibers, you know what youre buying, says|The remaining long fibers lie par Bernetta Kahabka, extension cme anel to each other. ing specialis)’ at Michigan State! -. oe _ Eniversity. ; + - ~~ -——F ~*~ « * | Yarns made from these fibers The Aerm “virgin wool’ on the @re mmocth, herd. eveq and ws are mmooth, hard, even and oot OLD FASHIONED LOW PRICED VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! he trom the Seans Fwherk have a distinct, clear weave and — . ; — ) this label have never been are usually lightweight. — , . : . : , . : ; Chrcout / 3 days only... white Dacron — i — 7 te used before in any way. Worsted fabrics tailor ent | | drape well, They're resistant ¢o | | wrinkling and take » sharp, last- the label you'll know these fibers | 155 crease. Wersteds tend. te pare bom restated Som ee | SSL, well, though fabrics jike worn or used. A label saying eke Susy Sbardine may For Cooking Ease with a ‘go in all directions in the yarn.’ Reprocessed and reused fibers; |The short fiobxers are twisted loos} | | . Ao Ses eee fibers that have been made from Shorter fibers are used in wool- 1 oo : , >. ¥ a . woven or felted wool products (ens than in worsteds. Fibers are. . Life time of ey ole] a ailate Be auty rf which were never worn or used, (not combed to lie parallel and so a. 7 i=. ) . 5 rel , ; { P) ; % je <. into soft, rather uneven yarn, ) , ally stronger and more resilient! *_ * © than reclaimed fibers. When the’ The weave in woolens is not as, _ fabric is a combination of different clear cut as in worsteds, Some. types of wool the percentage of woolens have a soft, slightly mat-, éach type contained is given on ted appearance, others have oad the label. ‘mapped surface. Although woolens }-- “+ «© are soft, such fabrics as tweeds a — ; and homespuns sometimes feel You'll also find wool fabrics in scratchy. againet the skin, Worsted or woolens, depending on’ “con woolen fabrics do not hold the quality of fiber and process as sharp a crease as worsteds, | —- Used_in_ making them into yarn: |B.) their softness keeps them from : COMBING PROCESS : holding hard wrinkles and from To make worsted fabrics.,the fi higetting shiny, ee “NEW STORE HOURS NOW OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS Monday, Thursday, Friday ‘til Nine Regularly PR. $ at 4.19 Ea. FOR 48x81 -in. v¥ Easy-Care... Need Little Ironing ‘df Wide 5 Inch Ruffles for Beauty These frothy ruffled curtains shed dirt, need little ironing, yet add much becity to your windows Beautiful S-inch ruffles in a pure white that st lays white after many washings. *DePent polyester fiber Draperies + Curtains, Main Floor Just Say, “Charge It” on Sears Revolving Charge . . . 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WE CUT TO ANY ROOM size | Square Yard * ** cording nt, The Oberoi International, will open for business in the fall of|® sail ot these new hotels and | Cross - Section Survey equipped with alrceeditioniag, «| Lists 50 Pct. Families) necessity during the sultry mon- | Buying Houses SAVE 9.95! % November through March. The | ANN ARBOR (INS) — More) air is spring-like, and the ther. |(1€" half the families in the} ‘flay ie B.* aos oS " Pia mometer frequently dips dewn to | United States probably own their ; FP 9x12-Ft. Rugs _ @ bracing 40 degrees, There the finding of a survey] Carton Lot Sale! Inlaid 6 sa ae grids servi — A he ge led sage | 4 * * e - \ 'S : ada verte ot this eam|o consumer finances recently} Linoleum and Vinyl Tiles 9x9-in. tiles nti-Fetigue Mets ¢ Regularly at 49.95 “4 ; sub-continent. 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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957 ger 7 a Kane’s apartment. oe Kane?” » Mr. “Mason? J Mason entered a “typical- “one- room furnished apartment, wide can mirrored doors concealing the nts i = poy Arnel and dog's — ts of indiv touches, but, for a ‘ram-up an roe the most part, the apartment ad- looks! hered to the standard “pattern. | ‘WHAT HAPPENED? “Do sit down, Mr, Mason. Conway, which has he takes the gun Attorney's vottice Can you tell me what happened?” | and gets busy. “What do you /mean what hap- +) pened?" Mason asked. s the murdered young w sanen he of the stockholders, who had sen in theie proxies. + : ’ _ that appointment. Conway thought for a moment, not to, I had a premonition that then said, “Hang it, Mason! Far-'something jerrible was. going to. rell is mixed up in this thing. He'happen.” had to be the one who killed that “Now wait a minute,” Mason “Don't start trying to think out antidotes until we're sure what the poison is and how much of a you've had.” si igo now. “I tell ain, This girl Rosalind Cann “She was terrified.|"0t in. ape, one me herself that she acount tell me where he was. she'd be killed if anyone’ . » Farrell found out what she was dying and...” “And ‘you think Farrell killed j “We're in the middie of a three- ring circus, and I'd like to start fore too many a — tion,” Mason said. “We're going to be at the District Attorney's of- Cy FARRELL IN PANIC Mason nodded “No,” Conway said, ‘but I-think} “Why?” this Gashouse , Or some of oe got killed.” his thugs and then Farrell “Killed?” ~ ~ Mason nodded. “Murdered.” “Who was it?’ “We don't know. Some young, woman. Blonde hair. Blue eyes. below. About — oh, somewhere along twenty-seven. Blue eyes.| Blue sweater. Does that ring any. Abrupt! : “Well?” Mason asked, “That much of it rings too many “Let me think,” Conway told bells, Mr, Mason. I know lots of Fj “Al right, Do your ‘thinking,” cept for the — well.” . . . She, . i Mason said, “‘but don’t start mov-' laughed nervously and said, ‘The’ ing until you know where you are. ‘distinctive part of the description is In the meantime, ring up your sec-| the extent of the curves above and] eee on below the waist.” up to talk with her.” + * * aay! A tell her what happened. blue. sWeater."’ t her where you are, "| es * Mason said. “Simply teil her that Piped lag 2 digest I'm coming up to talk: with her,) seat, the ene oie called hoveeit that I'm your attorney, that you want her to co-operate with me) to the limit, Tell her ‘nothing else.” Riya ocugprndgaory “T'd bet- “We don't know,” Mason said. “I haven't time to give you a lot: of information. I have too many | things to do between now and! nine o'clock tomorrow morning. | You're going to have to give me) ly. “Such as what?" information Now about that! “Such as getting that phone call voice. I understand there was through; getting to an all - night something vaguely familiar about drugstore and making my pur that voice, about the tempo of it?” chases." She nooded. Mason looked at him iaiideis Mason regarded him thoughtful-- ‘‘All right. Let's think,” Mason ly. “You're getting filled with en- told her ergy all at once.’ " “T've been trying. to think, 1 “When there’s something to be I'm so worried about. Mr. done, I want to get started.”’ Conway, I'm afraid . . . Oh, T just “All right,” Mason said, ‘‘start had a feeling it was a trap.”’ in by calling your secretary. Tell “You like him a lot?” men her I'll ‘be there in fifteen min- (psked. utes.’ | ihe suddenly shifted her eyes. | +: *® ® | Mer face colored, “He's very | “And T'll see you at eight o'clock nice,” she said, “However, We | in the morning?" doesn’t encourage personal rela- ae little ‘after ight," Mason’ tionships at the office. He's al- said. “Be sure you have breakfast.| ways very courteous and very | You won't want to tackle what. considerate, but . . . Well, not | we're tat § up against on an emp-| like Mr. Farrell.” 1 ty stomach.” sae left the motel, stoppe a “What. about Farrell?’ Mason at a phone booth, called Paul eo _ Drake's office. Farrell!’ she spat suddenly “Any one found out who the ‘with disliké in-her voice corpse is. Paul?” “Wh at. about him?" Mason “Not yet.” | asked. “T take it he's different ‘from Conway?’ a a | “Very different'** ~ “I've got a job for you.”’ i * 7 “What?” Well,” Mason said, “you're go- “1 want that gun traced.” ing-to have to quit thinking about “What's the number?’ “Smith. & Wesson C 48809."" “It won't be easy to get the dope on it tonight.” “I didn’t ask you if it would be ovens edgy, T said 1 wanted it traced.” Cees amy “ ive. a heart, Perry!" . * hd | ‘ish fiditag Seurt. § bt yor ‘Coneda Leads in Nickel fo get your men lined up. Now | TORONTO — Although Canada’ put ’em to work.” - has less than one:per cent of the. “Will I be seeing you?’ ~ world’s. population, “In an hour or two.” world in the production of news- _ Mason hung up the phone, drove print, nickel and asbestos, and. to the Cloudcroft Apartments, and’ ranks sixth in a industry. that voice if you want to help him. You're. going to have to try and’ place what it was about the voite | that was familiar.” Automatic Washer ond . Dryer Repair Service - Makes—Expert Trained Technicians "ALL WORK GUARANTEED | iemjoy ‘ae tnywe o}. | . i | NEW YORK (INS)—A day off. . i The door was almost _Anstantly vodka, and_one-sour-grape?”’ Mr. Conway | I begged himidaughter of “It’s all right,” Mason said, | i ' ‘getting things unscrambied be-— people catch up | “He's temporarily out of circula-| fice at nine o'clock. in the vad “The District Attorney's office!" | Rather slender waist, but lots’ jbell?” igirls that description would fit ex- | | “She was generously built,") much out of “Shall I tell her anything about! the ordinary, . but she had plenty: jnappened?’ and she. wore a tight-fitting light Rosalind?” Conway, and start thinking about | it leads the} - 3 a at pers. yee fe, x ee uae yen Fellow postcards: : ' “Have vou heard the definition & ragped gently on the door of Bye! of ‘the Sputnik cocktail — one Darnley a ‘Yigger of rum, one jigger of Yes. areca recent series on Elizabeth [1, and apologize to these whe wrote in and these who didn’t. Also, my apologies to Mary Queen of Scots and “Bloody Mary;" Queen of Engiand. Won't happen again, giris. tee Samuel Raymond Dobbs,-of_the city of Camden, N.J.'s board of ‘| That chair is fairly comfortable, Commissioners of axsessment, is ‘among others who straightened me lout. I quote: | “As you doubtless know Queen King James V of: | cock = 1 Jig worst line my Royal Marys fouled | up for a o een te o | “mix-up, ut L106 Vodk Corrects. a on (ies Marys thant coy ‘Seotland and Princess, dine’s lye on oe (daughter of Henry VII and sister Mary.” would | to Henry VIII) arid. the mother, some ‘ lees Quien o’ ‘Seats “Bloody heavy attack. Tn fect there were and the péint-you imake that’ he'll CHICAGO — The average floor than 1,230 square feet compared with 1,170 in 1955 and 1,140 in 1954. ‘gent of the new dwellings have three bedrooms compared with 58 people who asserted that be fired if he fails to have. a good igthargiag “Twas waur when we said Lady the only reason the Russians had season. I have a word for you, P* ‘of King James V1 of Scotland (who Jane Gray was daughter of Henry made any progress in the scien- It is simply this: Skunk..— Notre. at the death of Elizabethi 1 be- VIII. She was his greatniece. An’ tific field was because of the Dame Fan.” - came S eee James I of England), we are nae disposed to blame the secrets stolen from our scientists husband, Lord printer for Mary Queen of fourth o° the name. ‘by her ond Scots married after the death of ~:her—first husband (the Dauphin. lof France}.”* All straight. now, {elowat * * ow The Memphis Commercial Ap- peal booted me delightfully for the and in Bobbie Burns’ language to boot. In the course of the correction, hgwever, some- thing went wrong. Gordon Hanna, managing editor of that first rate newspaper, sends the second in- stallment — which led the editor. ial page: . “Foosh, Bobbie Considine! We should na reached for that Dew o’ Glenn Luss. Or was the Haggis” spoiled? . “Twas something potent or we | “You see, the last I knew’ Mr.'Elizabeth II is descendent from, wadna fallen Into this genealogic ithe. past few years, been taking. ‘supply and demand.” Conway was going out to keep! Mary aoue of Scots who was the! pit wi you. Move over, lad. the Dew?’ with Spatnik tramanitting beeps. te all the world — that people look for hasty solutions to tough | problems. de not come in a hasty fashion , but as a result of, years of plan- | ning and only because of the dollar is not ‘more sound’. than dedication of well trained people. ‘a lot of ribbing and in some cases’ “Twas enough when you called nese been the objects of rather | Brennan in the American Weekly, | * * * Most of the solutions “The men of science have, over’ Plex. 4 ithe American. ‘It should: be apparent that the ‘Sputnik incident doesn't support. “Weel. the pits deep but your such a thesis.” s company’s guid so we dinna feel’ \. so bad, ‘ i It's not very com- Just the old old law of “Just read your piece on Terry) making James VI, or given to them by our scientists. shower bath. | A pal, noting an item Pit “Psst, Bobbie! 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And more recently, someone else spoke highly of Dr. Waterman's ability as a “guide.” Said Presi- dent Eisenhower at a White House news conference: “When I wanf to know about science, I call for Dr. Water-- man.”’ Handsome, white-haired and vig- orous, the 65-year-old Waterman ia! director of the fledgling National Science Foundation—a post which makes him the government's top science adviser. APPOINTED BY TRUMAN Waterman ‘was appointed by then President Harry S, Truman when the NSF was set up six years ago with congressional instructions to “establish national science pol- > icy,” among other responsibilities. | : * * * The foundation and Waterman have been both praised and blamed in the six short years, Applause has greeted the foundation's in- telligent stipport of no-strings-at- tached pure research. But there During World War II he served in the entific Mackie Names Building Standards | LANSING w — Highway Com-|] missioner John C, Mackie has set up a Michigan State Highway In-| dustries Committee to advise on! highway construction problems. Mackie said the_ will be asked for counsel on construction, standards, pre-qualification of con-| tractors and capabilities of road | builders as measured against the demands of the new 1% has criticism of the founda- tion not setting the course of the nation’s science policy. Commented a Waterman asso- clate on this point: “Alan is not the table-pounding type but how long would a table-pounder last? Waterman has won the Presi- dent’s ear on scientific matters because Ike, like others, can spot a level-headed man of integrity.” statutory agency which advises | on broad policy questions, Named to head the new group | Level-headedness and integrity'was James P. Dunnigan, West have been the Waterman hallmarks/Branch oil man. 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Two-year sunny’ Ceci Cedeiery Acad. has’ elected the ares * * Ervin Henderson, president; Pe-["* ter Spencer, vice president; Mer- land Gregory, secretary-treasurer; Dwight Brown, publicity chairman and Lester Seelye and Tom Dwyer, delegates, peta Past ei Club ter OES will be installed Satur. day in Masonic Hill here, ‘They Mrs. Doris Fox, worthy ma- tron; Merle Russell, worthy pa: tron; Mrs, Tressa Fick, assocl- ale matron; Herman Fick, asseo- elate patron; Mrs, Leone Travis, secretary, and Mrs. Minaie Al- len, treasurer. ee Maude Martin continues as President, ou Wolfe; vice - & ww /t Directors are Fyank Brigham, Owen. Arthur Robinson has been employed as manager and sexton of the cemetery, Rochester Kiwanians here have elected Ed Forbush as phetr president. board members are Carl Simon, The group plans @ Thanksgiving president, Mis. John Waltz; secre-|°> Smitha and Ray Rammler,) “ape Maa OR, ‘of; the. home ie costs Sitter: bolt treasurer: PiiReiae 00s aege rte ty . Harry Whittaker, A ng new officers listed by t New Officers of Metamora Chap-|Frances Leece. White Lobe Parca, Bateen oe. tha following: * * * James Reid, chairman; Edgar Thompson, vice chairman; Mrs. LeRoy Thompson, secretary-treas- urer; LeRoy Thompson, discussion leader; Frank Ruggles, assistant discussion leader, and Mrs. Leon- ard Freund, Womens Committee. Couple Enjoys Making Jewelry Rock Collecting Is Fascinating Hobby New Pastor Arrives Your PTA Is Planning ‘Parents to Visit Classes, Learn of Teachers’ Goals ¢ MEA, School Administrators. * “and Michigan Assn, of| ROMEO — “Rock collecting {s * . a hobby that always provides regular PTA meeting tonight. .| Refreshments will be served dur- Parents should report to their @ subject for conversation in any children’s homerooms at 8 p.m, to|!"& the business meeting at which group,” Mrs. H. Dale Palmer, obtain copies of the daily sched-|progress towards organizing a $488 West St, Clair St., says en- ules which pupils have filled out.) PTSA will be reported. thusiestically. * * x *& * During the balance of the eve- tier oplonion is shared by her ning they will attend classes in the choo! Faculty wa ae usband, a Detroit steel company order in which students do. ; executive, who is equally fasci- Each class will last ten minutes.) EYES APPLE PIE FINALS — Judy Couzens, homemaking course taught by Mrs. Mary Burt, nated by their mutual avocation Teachers will explain the work extreme right, sharpens her skill at baking-apple She is one of the winners.of various pie contests a5 ot the clase and. what the pupils a Qs acl l eS pies in preparation 'for the Oakland County con- —_in-the county who will compete for top honors on Pay Be emiaee onic os expected —_— during : test finals to be held at 1p, m. Saturday at West Saturday, having qualified by winning first place fi ; " gers school year section. Clarksto M k Stu d Bloomfield high school. With the help of Cynthia - - in the junior division at West Bloomfield, Contest aa con, Ge Sales Lake Orion n Makes Y| Terry (left) and Arline Ross (center), Judy per- is Kiwanis sponsored, clade & workshop im their speci. The Lake [Orion Conrnunity Needed for Sanction! tects her ability to bake pies in the high school's fenton. Bae Soy spend unay = a agen ta Ta pen by North Central Assn. room ; for all community residents who . room polishing ‘mnasual stones soled gemmar cig ere: Conserevets Missin dees Wants to Be Oldest tn State . night will offer aneters to the (UItY are engaged in an evaluation ‘Our first interest {fn rock col- question “Can PTA's be we (of the high school curriculum ‘and lecting dates back about 12 years in the legislative process,” by facilities, This evaluation is being in a let ein nee oho Cifford Smart, legislative carried out as one of the require- studying geology niversity chairman of the Michigan Con. |™*n's necessary to become accred- a Mrs. said. : ited by the North Central Assn. of By REBA HEINZELMAN aye op a. mo gress of PTA’s for the past five Siusd ena Ga y events belies her century-old exis- oe, meee _= state. She followed Don would walk along the — ~*~ * * | When she was two years old, ” shoreline of Green Lake at Inter- Smart has been superintendent There are 26 different commit: Mrs, Adell Richardson was pro-| “I aim to be the oldest living Originally she was an avid Dem- lochen — where his parents have ot- Walled Lake schools for 13)... doveriug efery of the|nounced dead, due to a strange|PeT®" in Michigan before I die,"jocrat, but later became ‘con- a cottage — collecting oddly- years, is ‘past president of the/nign school program. Each mem-|malady, by her family physician.|*"° verted . More than 209: Republicans shaped stones and breaking them ber of the faculty is serving on at Exact! 100 later, “Gres ee 2 honored her at a banquet in Sep- open. least One committee and some are ny” i Ae etree one and “Granny” lives in a big rambling|tember for her political record. ah sn serving on two or more, The basis Sehiae : yo Pee f 6 fie party|convalescent home in Novi and *." ¥® He his bh urc 0 0 of evaluation is the use of Wt terreus celebrating her 102nd|keeps her cronies in perpetual Granny was: one: of the first would show mother . Evaluative Criteria prepared by ‘ ,Organists in the Walled Lake Meth- intricate markings and shell for-| . . the American Council ot Education|”!"thday- laughter with her quips, ‘razzing’lodigt church about 16 years ago mations inside éach one. As a . based on a Co-operative Study of| All the senility that usually ac-/""4 terrific sense of humor. but resigned when they installed result she became as interested arves inner Secondary School Standards. This|lacking in this remarkable woman,| Born and raised in Oakland |a new-fangled instrument ~ the in them as he was. he -wregy > eran sant eee egemecees ov sae ered to be| County, Adell Richardson has the | piano. : ae com y Nov, 1, of| whose erest current distinction of having the best Every one of the twen _ stimulating the Palmers’ inter- Saturday Event to _Be this yeer, tients living af the bila on tek ee Fit Dining Room| ramon ert aaa one ne Gan, the pilldel « Petey at Commerce Methodist! nigh schoot program is in need from the time she gets up in stone for her Romeo friends — of improvement and if so what the morning until she goes to bed at the sathe time urging them to : COMMERCE — The first for-; eps should he tales to Improve which te always after watch <7 8 Gomaiive. ‘ and tie clasp settings for his pol-|Mal event to be held in the new! Suite of this evaluation will be a rn ae ee: ——— ctceni oe. ished — atnagir poole, uot room of po apa; co-setaated with the fintings of No vitamins for Granny. Her en- 0 craft from Howard Hawn collecting results are distinctive ar uti-| Methodist Church, will be a Har-| the citizens committees which has ergy and good health are attri- poe sme ne lapidary i. ma Ga ox ful — tributes to expert crafts-ivest Banquet at 6:30 p.m. Satur. a anes feted $0 tote of tached potatoes —_ Michigan .—_ me, manship according to pastor of the for the past six and good bread. For her, every Mineralogical Society. In one eve-| says, select a particular type of * & church, the Rev. Perry Thomas,| ™onths. These findings will then aed a “ie te on , , , . is a banquet, “and no ning he taught the pair to make) rock and enjoy picking up spect- | ingest about their accomplish- turkey dinner will be the| 5 Put into a recommendation or sandwiches, please.” _— a cabochon —-a rounded, Gut and) mens all over the United States. to be given to tle board of edu- polished stone without facets.” | Bldaip cheice samples. have been |"C%™, HP Palmers still spendibegioning of a series of events) -costen tor study and une in pite- Occasionally Adell likes to go for Ck found here in Michigan, she |tyicr noir oxperieneee with the house rogram, se ‘held all nay Ming for the future high school an automobile ride with one of Soon the Romeo couple was in-| “er _ |numerous friends they have made|Sunday, Nov. 3. — ear an os ; Harnden, of 43215 Grand -River vesting in equipment of their own. Both the Palmers make jewelry. jin the course of their rock col- Under the direction of Mrs. |). rye y Os aren Ave. However, Granny says that workshop is now complete/Mrs. Palmer has progressed to the |lecting activities. Edward Beaupre, the Women’s | 1, “it rte son lng. tigger i it is much safer to stay in the © ; Society has paid for installation cocas Shain Saliaen Bese $e house these days—“If I want to of the new $3,000 kitchen, and | : ane stay alive. a 30 people Saturday. as co-ordinator for the Course. He loves all kinds of parties, W BI ti Id B Ch h Young people from the North-|is also the co-ordinator and ad- when she was younger never ea s West oom 1e onal ULC |vitle Presbyteriah Church will pre-|visor for the Citizens Committee missed a dance, “If I could find sent their bell4inging choir as a|formed by the Board of: Educa- & good walteer, I might try a feature during the evening's pro- tion last year. According to pres- fow steps right new,” she added. . WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- . Mrs. Muntz is a graduate of Tay-|gram, the Rev. Thomas said. ent plans, the findings of the fac- Granny's taste in music leans . SHIP = The arrival on the field of lor University, Upland, Ind., and ulty and citizens committee will be towards ‘rock'n'roll or anything Richard Muntz. of Wheaton, M., was annouriced this week by Clar- ence W. Shelton, chairman of the has taken graduate work in Chris- - systems of Wheaton and Rochelle __the past four years. _ tian Education. She has taught sec- ond grade in the public school kkk West Bloomfield Baptist Church is located at 4900 Orchard Lake presented to the public at a meet- ing to-be held in November. ~*~ * * The citizens committee was or- ganized by the Board of Educa- tion becatise—-of increasing enroll-|- ments at the high school. This year there are .1025 students enrolled grades 7 through 12. According to ~ Hight ‘T have! I've had « little bit > else with plenty of bounce. * kids on television sure look like they’re having a lot of fun," she said, _ When asked if she had ever been i AG of every disease a human being pate pri have, but that hasn’t kept me from going right on living.” in Portland, Rd. The public has been invited to current enrollments there will be Ore., the Rev, Muntz recently com-_ meet the new pastor and to share about 2000 students in grades 7 Pontiae Press Photo | One of the women at the home, pleted residence requirements for’ in the services, Classes for all ages through 12 by ‘the 1964-65 school] Gaanwy a8 192 — Tomorrow Mrs. Adell Richardson will be 102 |Mrs- Eva Wagner said, in a hushed Soe Ae PE Ee TS an, Benen year. The present high school build- years old, and Michigan's oldest active voter. The patients at the in Church History, at North- School ing has a capacity not to exceed ne \Granny when she is and em Baptist Theological Seminary, cre we 1150 students. This number of stu-/ Novi Convalescent home where Granny lives; are giving a party for acean across the Se room, Chicago. At the 11 a.m. morning worship dents will be enrolling for the 1958- _— beloved friend, shang keeps things wn ton up < c morning |g ’s retort was — “Well for This will be bis second pastor- service the Rev, Muntz will begin 8 school year. pp Every s a banquet, and above, nichartees (your lterqation I’m not about to ate, having previously served the a series of me on “Grace in F . gone Grace Baptist church of Ro- Galatians.” The topic of the 7:30 | chelle, Il. He also hag served as p.m.. evening hour will be ‘“Limp- St. Luke Slates ‘ ; youth director at the Winona ing." Young people of high school Gown of Her Own Creation Slight Increase Seen REY.’ J. RICHARD MUNTZ vestigate Backslider’’ at the 6:30 p.m. youth fellowship time. The dance, sponsored by the Ro- ; iN Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland Fall Festival on PONTIAC TOWNSHIP—The an- nual Fall Festival Dinner of St. Luke Methodist Church will be held Friday Evening [Beverley Hugill Weds LAKE ORION — When Beverley'omics teacher at Van Dyke, fash for ‘58 Milk Prices WASHINGTON (INS) — Rotary to Sponsor Halloween Party jat Clarkston Hugill stepped down the aisle of/ioned her gown of satin, with a the Reorganized Church of Jesus'lace bodice, scooped neckline, and Christ of the Latter Day Saints|long pointed.sleeves. The skirt bil- Oct. 18, to wed Robert H. Ruch it)lowed to the floor. Her shoulder- was in a bridal gown of her own length illusion veil was secured creation. to a pearl and rhinestone crown. The couple were united by the|She carried a white orchid atop a bride’s uricle, Elder Lloyd Forbes, |White Bible. before an altar flanked by palms) phylis McGuire of Lake Orion and adorned with vases of mixed was her attendarit. white flowers. Two hundred guests witnessed the aa. double- ring service, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George P, Hugill of 675 Indian Lake Rd.,.and the bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. James Ruch -of €16-Fiene- Following a northern Michigan tary Club, will start at 8 p.m. and last until 11:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served by the club. of 1093 Croup Rd., Ortonville, an- nounce the engagement of their ‘|daughter, Marilyn, to Pvt. James New Hope Church Lays Foundation at 6:30 Friday, in Will Rogers School, on East Walton boulevard. k Following several musical skits, the mode] of the proposed new unveiled. a 4Palshan of Ft. Benning, Ga. Pvt. |Oxford Church Slates Palshen's parents re Mr. and ub|Annual Chicken Dinner wood Ré., Ortonville. A December OXFORD — The annual harvest|¥@%ding is planned. district secretary of Methodist chicken dinner of the Oxford Meth-| a dist Church: will be held trom|Open House Scheduled. |Fvangelism, will be the guest ox — First Church of|*Peaker. 5:30 = _ ce ont a co Bart and Mrs. Clifford Taylor, Scientist, Oxford, has in-)~ Jos Davis, ‘soloist at Central ‘with .Mrs, Vennice Rossman in the community to attend-an| Methodist’ Church will be tonst- charge.of the~ dining room, and house at its Reading Room,| master and lead group singing. will/Mrs. Earl Alleman handling tick-|40 8, Washington St., from 3 - 6) Cochairmen of the dinner are ets. p.m., Sunday. Purpose of the open Mrs, Howard Robbins’ and. Mrs. Proceeds of the pine which house isto acquaint the public Jack Coulter. Mrs:° Russell Poote = ’ is open ‘to the ‘public, will g0\ to! with . the — and services ‘and Mrs. J, V. _e ant Ridge. ‘honeymoon the omnple will reside . the oi, fund. 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Livingston got married and a party chief Walter Ulbricht. bedroom and bath added on a Alfred Kurella, chairman of the| wer level are now occupied by newly created Communist Cultur-| ‘We little Livingstons. al Commission, sounded the key-| The harmony of the house with note for the two-day conference its quarter-acre wooded setting, the with a demand for a complete! deck built around two sky-reaching “cultural revolution’ in the satel- ‘Monterey pines, and a spectacular lite nation, view of the San Francisco Bay im- Kurella, whose statement was pressed the judges. published in the Communist news-| ~*~ *« * paper Neues Deutschland, admit- Glass walls open the living and ted serious internal dissension on dining areas onto the 12-foot wide| art questions, ldeck on two sides of the house. 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The find turned up one art work, charcoal drawing, the Police believed the thieves aban- Surcoets in horsehide or suede, 31 inch length with full front zip, Anchor belt, buckle, 2-way flap pock- ets, black or lee leather, copper suede. 36-46. 30.58 Boys’ all wool cops in Ivy, regular styles, some fur neck bands. 1.98 Boys’ Gieubte « caps with quilted lining, warm neck bands. (2.69 Men's suede 98 blouse jackets 17 New Zealand suede, Dupont Quilon for dry cleaning and witer-repellency. Knit collar, caffs. Elastic knit bottom. Navy, copper, sand. Sizes 36-46. Men’s horsehides, agg bomber jackets 20 First quality Greenenbaum front quarter horsehide in black or brown, 26” blouse style jacket, knit cuffs and waist- band, slash pockets. Sizes 36 to 46. 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Leather lined from “heel to toes Black, brown in sizes 61-13; B-C-D-E-EEE widths. “Just say ‘CHARGE IT” Suburban coats in warm wool melton, slash and flap pockets, tan or charcoal. Sizes 8 to 18. Cer coats of water-repellent polished cotton, draw string, button-on_ hoods. Sines 8. te 18. ‘Save! ,Now A 5° ‘dent. SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIA Xe a stores OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9.050 J qari { ‘ . . s z ‘3 ; «hs rt 7 ee : | . . ‘ ‘ i : : . TE 5.5731 | | ; \ eS oo : * ti we ‘been under study at Avco here and expen: SEATS pore trom fhe Capital Im-@ Victory for the government of gag 2 ye Jessie Adler, Carl 3| The walkout kept about 70 per! the Com City of Pontiac, will meet tn, ee ‘the| Buenos Aires demonstrations, if as S mr 2 cna ‘ 7 i i ee Se eg { : goa’ : ‘ . : : = / ; i E 2 : s is pak : ; i * fy yeti i | i. i fe : ' rep tf : ad i ' § | spat § ; fs % i i 2 : f # i * / . ‘ ‘ i i r : i i 7 i i tus Pow ” vas warneon “CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Po re ck peagy FOR ‘68 — New cars in the Chrysler lines and Torsion-Aire ride aye standard equipment. Power plant is a The Chrysler Noes Yorker sedan (right above) is powered: determined Jevel, and remove his foot tran the acceletator while - g° on display in el grsigem ca Nov. 1. The 290-horsepower — fngine . by a Mi-horsepower V-8 engine with new 10 to 1 compression cruising. indsor four-door hardtop (left ae am webbie = a lower / ratio. The New Yorkers are available With the new Auto-Pilot, The new Chrysler cars will be shown in this area ‘ey the’ price range. Dual headlights, aircraft ndshields of a device — enables the driver to set car speed at a pre- R. & R. Motors, Inc., 724 Oakland Ave. x % “Chrysler Offers 14M Sdele in Three Series for 1958 * more eet ay a 'M Tn. . Se. oon' Problem: Backs Greece's. sag : The 1958 Chyysler line,. intro--new Windsor series in a lower,and blower units, one inthe engine foor-door milion, two del series has a eicren gar! om. | four-door| gine.’ : Japanese Fishermen -— Not Takeott ; : 5 . a hew ‘Windsor series and) price. range. ‘compartment and one on a shelf: hardtop. The New Yorker is of-, The Fire Power engine ri the! cnt Russia oda . ae today told 2 two new nine-passenger station! a . For 1958 Chrysler Introd in the luggage compartment. fered in a four-door sedan. Two! but Comeback | ; a * wckisiee Faun, cog Te aude Stet Walch chain mister! . , P es ‘and four-door hardtop, convertible, New Yorker serjes has a 345-horse- Japan it will release all Japanese uS With a new hatin ' of any cruising speed by means ,. 16 MODELS IN 3 SERIES — two and three-seat station wagon. power engine. — fishermen beld tii: Soviet Un Pp m automa- | Fourteen models jn three series ~*~ *« * kt «kk. ion on the 40th anniversary of the CAMBRIDGE, Mass. #-—A sci- . tie driver assist, aircraft-type bub- of a dial on the instrument panel. . : ‘ eritist research has been un- oe are offered. The Chrysler Windsor ae Bolshevik Revolution Nov, 7. = Yugoslav Aide Calls ble windshields and improved full- A new dual air conditioning unit is offered in four-door sedan, two All ’58 Cliryslers are powered by! 4 new power steer ing unit is The men have been held for vio- der way for more than a year in: Power steering, the 1958 for ¢xtremely hot fou modified V-8 it weather engines with new 10- , an effort to learn how a satellite, for Rapid Solution to Chryslers are offered in the New,than doubles the flow of cold air. cee coe two and to-one compression ratios, ign and New Yorker models and peal phe Sishermen are be Uy carrying a man can be brought) Island's Quandary Yorker and Saratoga series, plus ailt uses two separate evaporator’ The Saratoga is available in a The Windsor series has 296- optional. on Windsor. — ing held. back to earth through the aimos- “phere. ATHENS, Greece #—Yugoslav- Frederick G. Durant Tl, exec-|ia's Commumist government-in_ef- utive assistant to the director Of fect announced its support last! research at Aveo Research Lab- night for Greece's claim to Cy/ oratory, said in a television in-| prus, / terview over WGBH-TV last night: s+ ¢é / “The problem of man’s re- P é entry (into the atmosphere) has. Br i tile sone s, tn Bosten Sir ieeas than 0 yeet. istantine Karamaniis in a joint Jone Communique called for a rapid pe bon ae oa econ Oe solution of the Cyprus issue “‘with- Asked what he meant by “quick.| the framework of the United ly,” Durant said: “That's io wae Nations and having in view Cy- ly relative term. I prefer not to/Prict claims.” say more.’ With Greece claiming that a He told newsmen security con- majority of the British island col-| siderations forbade him myns ony's population want to unite more, iwith Greece, the Yugoslav en- . dorsement with Greece of “Cy- , mali | priot claims” constituted an en- Reds Hold Evangelists 'dorsement of the Greek claim. BERLIN @®—Communist author- ~*~ * * ities today disclosed the arrest of! Kardelj, who wound up a ob Men! For the Deal of the Year Come to Barnett’s Tomorrow! We're Stoppin’ the Shoppin With These Great Values! — These Great Savings! — These Great Selections! We Must Repeat! Only Our 250-Store Buying Power Could Possibly Bring You Such Values as These! Ceeppene! Shop Barnett's First! See How Much You Save! ° ARCHIE BARNETT two Protestant church officials in day state visit, and Karamanlis rape oes = East Germany on money ett a urged revival of the tripartite Stata Yes 5 II SA oH + My Hpi i PSHE 2x7: ' is Hi Sieg - gling charges. They are members Balkan Pact between Greece,| %% — ry , of the Evangelical Church Coun- Yugoslavia and Turkey, Turkish! : See , v/ - iS x 2 ; ste : ; cil. ‘opposition to the Greek claim to! Hau On ie € A: hs at See OU 7 Ou Sa € ie Ss eC Oy ts 7, 174 Crue, 1g _ “Worick OF INTENTION To con. C¥Prus has stalemated Turkish-| fh “7 struct two-inch biacktop pavement on Greek -opposition to the Greek By, 2 Fen are her claim to Cyprus has stalemated| ra ‘ ip eesti You are hereby notified that at «a regular of the Commission of Turkish-Greek cooperation under: the Guy or tac, Michigan, id) the | 2, gt by sesctaticn, ws | pact = to be t Intention y red to construct two-ineb biack-| Sasa tea Be Strike i in Argentina ox gy “DUNBROOK” c7TOPCOATS A Grand Selection “GLEN-BARR” Yi fy) Year round Weight SUITS@e SUITS Superb Quality All Wool Sherkskins te Oskland Avenue, cost of $5,040.00. thai file and estimate of said Sis ge unis nema Viewed as Failure said pegrovement in accordan Wool Sherkskins. Smert Flennels Imported Tweeds the plan, pestis, “tne ibe eet ae BUENOS A ood Well Worth $65 Smooth Worsteds Should Sell for $55 special inst all of the lots and parcels |@eneral strike called by 62 unions OUR PRICE JUST A Great Buy et $55 OUR PRICE JUST i land fronting upon either side ai ended at midnight. The gov. Avenue from Monticello Av nue to Oskiand Avenue, shall const tute, ernment and the press both called the apecial asasesement district to
  • has been reported the] oy 599 Navy is working on a nuclear depth charge designed for launching from . prego v6. Sq. Yd pe oe iF & & Ze 39 > Bel of roe : 2 | nt EF is ri 100% WN PLUSH CARPET 3 Colors hi Belew ; ‘ We have established | a new type of Charge f of. service which gives | y you up to six months [ 3 to pay. With this plan you can maintain a ff ‘permanent balance in ff the store by, making the monthly payment a” 4 i ‘ 3 4 # T W + ED EB < RG 1a ae ees ay t e * ede mA j F e FS fi é “J =~ nen : * eee sc ar 2 = 7 ——- we 44 S ; at yy 4 = a © 3 * : 4 ;|a heart attack at his home, 4240 & Ree 8g” ven CARPET _ ‘ein «=O : _ Sve G and Mr. Daniels' body will be at the : FRED W. FISCHER J. Sutton Funeral Home, 4147] One out ot every < H ; i e : i : i = : i F : &. cf = i f7| McCandless Pre-Inventory [2a ALL WOOL TWEED {ff Most Items Priced Below Most Dealers’ Cost! itn AROUND THE CORNER : Our Nevwd mw is near and if] P f OPT es it is just good business to liquidate our | odd rolls, remnants and overstocks. | [RGCAREMInIOL MS SUME Sot: Our huge volume of wall to wall hop | installations has left our jnventory unbalanced. Now is your golden op- portunity to have carpet at these give- | * Ld] Fre i bd S< ale away prices — save up to 50%. Free Home Service @® Free Delivery Anywher ® No Money Down ® 36 Months to Pay Kleinsteuber, A. G. Goodson of Agnoa, Ark. sep agp wae gy i ghrp nd Poeiy Da ay ree anges he - operator . Oakland Gregory wa in St, Joseph|and four brothers, Joseph of Ox-|reer with the “oe this SrooBeg oe Slomnel Mentor and died|/bow Lake, Burt of Detroit, George |Journal in. Lincoln and was named Announces Engagement ithere yesterday, His body fs at the|ot Milwaukee, Wis. and Emmettjeditor of the Daily News In 1927.| . sr scone _ the engagemett of ., Fowler St., Drayton Plains, He was Voorhees-Siple Funera) Home, of Phoenix, Ariz. He was born in St. Mary's, W.Va : Surviving besides his wife, Hel- 2 en, ate two sons, Cari William and) LAPEER — Service for-Fred W.| Trumbull, Detroit until 9 a.m. ifarm land in the United States Te-|formerly of Cheboygan. The pro- Richard George Kleinsteuber, both Fischer, 74, of 3400 West Newark|Friday. It will then b.. taken to|ceives aerial applications of chem- spective bridegroom is the son of po qPOPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 P. M.| INVENTORY TIME Is Just | TLC CO ardy for thre Be Sf Select LIQUID MAKE-UP - by POND'S a, S Given etevely vel ge smaeth. seff- soles ] * teng-lonting © won't thing wr sveek 7 openesee: squeess bettie 59f $12, ” tNathalie I. LaHale to Dale Frieden-| stab is announced by her parents,| «. of/Mr. and Mrs. Raymond’ LaHale,| 4 Mr, and Mrs. Paul Friedenstab of Almont. va Gee “TWEED 3-PLY 10 Colors SESS Reg. 9.98 _ 5 Sq. ¥d s! WEEK ULE WOOL SCROLL ff as yin sos ae Reg. $12.95 sve as indicated: ’ Balance $60.00 t Pay $10.00 per month | Pay $15.00 per month [j- lines and all at estab- lished retail prices as low or lower than any store in Pontiac. 12x8-9 Tweed, Green and White 12x20-4 Wool Scroll, Green By cag A 12x19-4 Tweed, Black and White "Betty Rose | 1212-7 Axminster Wool Floral Alice of California || 12x13-7 Gray All Wool Bark Wilton -Ship’n Shore = {] 12x25 Wool Flordl Axminster 12x15 Lt. Tan Beige Scroll SAVE 40 to 50%|. SAVE 50% to 80% sass" | Room Size Remnants} ODD SIZE REMNANTS Some Large Enough:to Carpet a Ideal for Bedrooms and Dens i Balance $120.00 Living Room and Diring Room , : : —_—_——— "| Pay $20.00 per month |] ‘ 12x5-3 reg. 556° | 12xd — reg. 541 J 1225 eg. $65 12K7 Reg. $110 - Waminel Goviee Chesgecr ff 12%0-2 Tweed, Beige and Brown 120.00 69.95 | Wilton 29 Wool» i Wool 19° Color 49 goo | ! Tweed Scroll Bark Wool Hie Ans ae eae che 12x8-5 Tweed, Wool Brown and Beige 110.00 79.95 |. °" evailable — same as cash. | 12x8 Wool Scroll Beige 120.00 79.95 Bene Reg. $42 ae 9-2x5-4 reg. 372 | 4-3x3-+11 eg. 524 - , ae ool gg] Green , Beige - 7 6 Malton’ a Sees wilh nae Mg tPA EE Belge Tweed SE ee est 519° Solas ‘15° Weel. 591% Well a ‘ee find a large selection of |] 12x8 Green Plush Cotton 72.95 39.93 | Tweed. | Plush Tweed Scroll men's, women’s and chil- 1] 12212 Wool Tweed, Green and Brown 240.00 129.95 | ) ; See wee 9-627-2 neg. 850°. 5 ney. ’ ia csr iat | 12215-6 pal 169.95 119.95 Reg. 850°. | 12x5-5 neg. $100 6-55 Reg. $40 15-6x Reg. $32 Rose a] Beige “ 3-10 12x11-10 All Wool Scroll, Light Green 230.95 119.95 | | Ax 29” aver 44” Weel i Teaguets 11" 120.00 89.95 : Plush 460.00 289.95 | go.g.¢ eo. 872 12x4-5 ‘Rey. 800 | 12x3-3 eg. saz 12x6-3 eg. s110 260.00 149.95 | Horizon 19" ba i see 17" Wat SAA95 330.00 180.98 | "ee Nubtex Tweed Scroll 44 7 199.95 99.953 330.00 180.95 sel wih red i 15x51 ev $73 | 8-10%2-3 neg. 2s no.00 120.93 | Weel SA A95) woot 7° —— 21” Wool 11° ave: “" | Seroll Scroll - Tweed , ' = SAVE 30 to 50% “ODD ROLLS. Sixe—Yde. Description Reg. Price Sale Price 12° 73 Brown & Green Tweed 6.98 2.98 12’ 64 Multi Stripe Tweed 5.98 2.38 12° 62 Beige Wool Tweed 13.95 10.95 12° 72 Lt. Grn. Nylon Plain - «12.95 6.95 12° 68 Lt. Gray Nylon Plain 12.95 6.95 _ 12’ 60 Turquoise Nylon Plain §=§»s-12.95 6.95 12° 82 Mag. Brown Wool Wilton “ 14.95 11.95 12'.60 Beige Wool Wilton Tweed 11.95 6.98 12’ 90 Rust Wool Tweed 12.95 7.95 12’ 60 Brn. High & Low Pile Viscose 12.00 9.95 12’ 80 Light Green Nylon Twist 13.95 8.95 12’ 40 Light Green Viscose Tweed 9.95 4.95 12’ 57 Beige Viscose Tweed 8.95 4.98 15’ 90 Green Wool Scroll =§=§=»-'10.95 6.98 12’ 60 Green Wool Bark 10.95 6.95 - DRAPERY. lod * FABRIC _ OPEN EVERY NIGHT 9 P. cC Pontiae’s Oldest and Largest Floor Covering Specialists andless COUPON Me ay THROW RUGS | mee. ; + f ' i 5 f \ : ax Poe age TA SER a ee Seng ek ge ae a OR A Reg Se Stang ee PeMe nS PS BS ee ee eee) eee ee eye. a es Oe ee, Ic | St. : ' Pontiac er | . i “FE 4-2531| \#4.98 uit 3 ee ; | , \ ~ é / \- _\PHE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957 i F i : TTA ati g lik gi abegee 1245.g8! Sisiee ge i add 2 a 4 5 ‘Gerubbable" PAINT) © Washable... soll marks wipeeway — eSe, "0. gopet | pecans ° Petes: ones © emptor ee ‘Ss a e Jered enwetiy ... ue beach os e Ove coat covers . + m0 peimiog a sty pedo uh g=*| - 200%. coLors| - Home of Rockeote and - Pontiac Varnish — Pontiac Varnish Store 2S. Coss FE 3-7129, Open Daily 8 to 5:30 } We Rent Floor Sanders 2 ae . Bi: = i ‘ef : A * | another reason why you need... I " i - | ie 182 ’ : : ie 3 ae #: ie) Err? -OF-MONTH CLEAN. UP! MIRACLE MILE se af 4 pieces ACETATE PRINTED FAILLE attractive fall prints for WINTER COATS: 17 pieces RAMONA CLOTH AND REGU- LATED COTTON, for hmoe dec- -orating and dress fashions . . 28 bolts COTTON FLANNEL PRINTS sew sleeping wear for the 38c yd. whole family ........... vw 3 yds. $1 50 only pom ay RAYON SLIM JIM RUGS Rast seller fabrics 24x70 size, non-crush suriace, and styles spe- | ee ee eee 3.77 cially priced. Choose from over a hundred. 10 sets SHOWER AND WINDOW CUR- TAINS, red, blue, green ...-... each 1.88 18 only FORM LATEX PILLOWS, san- fotized, zipper covers ............ $3 4 only PINK ELECTRIC BLANKETS, two year guarantee ............... 15.99 36 only DOWN PILLOWS, downproof , * ticking, generous size .,......... 4.44 15 pairs BARKCLOTH DRAPES, 48x90 _ beige background ......... pair 3.88 150 yards RAYON AND FORTISAN DRAPERY FABRIC, sheer, lit with gold threads ......... yard 88c FOR WOMEN Full Fashioned Fur Blend SLIPOVERS. 3.44 Soft luxury- sweaters at special price. Full Fashioned Fur Blend CARDIGANS. .5.44 matching long sleeve siipover ....,... -444— WINTER COATS, Special ............ $25 Best seller fabrics and styles aduite priced. Choose from over a hundred. - WINTER COATS REDUCED.......... 29.00 Polished black, tweeds plush, now at mark down prices. All wool, milium lined. . BETTER DRESSES REDUCED......... 10.00 Every one. marked down from regular stock, all “ang ge a season styles. Includes wools, crepes, iail- es, WINTER DRESSES REDUCED ......... 7.00 New styles arrive daily, these must go. Every dress from our regular stock. 200 Pr. Only, PERFECT QUAL. HOSE, 50c pr. 60 guage, 15 denier-winter shades. FOR THE HOME SINGLE BED FITTED MATTRESS PAD. .2. ™ 39x76 quilted, fits any size twin bed mattress without wrinkles. ‘Double bed size, bleached filler. 200 Pair Only PERFECT QUALITY HOSE. 90°. 60 punge, 15 de- nier — winter shades. FOAM RUBBER PILLOW, NOW. ...... 3.00 Woven Pla id Zipper cover is Sanorized. | BIG SIZE BATH TOWELS....... .2 for 1.00 SPORT Cannon quality, good colors. MATCHING FACE TOWELS....... ce for 1.00 Tick-proof Sanitized covering. 18x26. FOR SEWING - Crease Resistant COTTON PRINTS 2 yds. 1.00 High style prints, Sanforized. Sanforized BROADCLOTH PRINTS 3 yas. 1.00 | Reduced for clean up. Woven gingham plaids, stripes, reduced .... 2 yd./1.00 Girls’ WINTER COATS. NOW Rayon & Acetate TWEED Reduced 2 as. 1.00. tp 45” width, hand washable. $ Suiting Fabrics Reduced ... . 2 yds. 1.00 : Washable — | | ee 24° Seta aaed 2 10 Ait wool tosede gy Colton Tweeds Reduced ........2 yds. 1.00. femeapan Type, 36” wide, machise’ ‘waddle G ‘fleeces, inter: . _lined for warmth. MIRACLE MILE PENNEY’S | Saturdey, 10.A. M. to 9 P.M. dresses, blouses .............. 50c yd. Washcloth in same weight . . . 6/1.00 * ees TEXTURED RAYON "DRAPERIES ictcecececom 5.00 S$ Solid colors in 90" length. — BLENDED RAYON/ORLON BLANKET .. .3.66 for \ Good colors 72x84 3 pound weight. FITTED. MATTRESS PAD, Special ..... 3.55 Popular fabri : Double bed size, bleached filler. f s mi ie wosheble, well a CHENILLE SPREADS, NOW. ...... 2 for 5.00 tailored. ‘ Not all colors but a great value..Double bed size. = 100°, DUCK DOWN PILLOWS........ 5.00 STARTING FRIDAY 12 NOON - 150 Only SKIRT LENGTHS @ Size 36x60" ‘@ Crease Resistant @ Rayon Suitings i Third Floor 40 Only WOMEN’S DRESSES @ Butter Quality e A.isses and Half Sizes ° vat for 9 Second Floor Twin Size MUSLIN | SHEETS , © Heavyweight @ 144 Thread Count @ Slightly Soiled @ Perfect Quality $499 Third Floor Porfect Quality NYLON HOSE. ‘@ Dark Seams @ 60 Ga. 15 Den. @ Special Buy! 2° * Main Floor Men’s Cotton © Flannel Pajamas @ Prints, Stripes @ Elastic Belts @ Slipover or Button Monday Thru Friday, 12 Noon 9 P.M. . _ 24 pairs BOYS’ AND GIRL’S OXFORDS _ MISSES’ BRIEFS ...... dus evoewd 4for 1.00 | Acetate tricot in two styles, er cy @ 10% — GIRLS’ WINTER COATS, Now ....... 17.00 All wool tweeds and fleeces, interlined for warmth. 3 Woven Plaid SPORT SHIRTS ..... 2 for 5.00. - DOWNTOWN PENN EY'S DOWNTOWN — STARTING FRIDAY 9:30. AM. SECOND FLOOR 48 only GIRL'S ORLON SLIPOVER. SAVE! SWEATERS, sizes 3 to 6x ......... 1.88 32 Bolts 1] only GIRL'S PLASTIC RAINCOATS | eeeeee $1 SEWING 52 only ek haha BLOUSES 31 c OTT ON 5 160 only GIRL’S COTTON AND RAYON © Porele BRIEFS, sizes 4 to 12 ......, 3 for $1 @ Broadcloth 10 only TODDLER BOY'S SPORT SUITS ow tweed jackets and rayon gabar- dine slacks, sizes 3- i 40 only WOMEN'S BETTER DRESSEES half and whole sizes ............ $2 25 only WOMEN’S BETTER DRESSES broken sizes ..........ccceceess St MAIN FLOOR 50 only CHRISTMAS APRONS OF PRINTED 0. yds, Third Floor RGANDY .......... .. 9% Girls’ 20 only WOMEN’S SHADOW PANEL ACETATE SLIPS ................. 1.44 5 c | CLOSEOUT SHEER WHITE NYLON weaiers Se ne 25¢ pair '@ Sizes 7 to 14 25 only EMBOSSED COTTON SLIPS @ Perfect Quality shadow panel, no ironing ........ 1.88 SLIPOVER 29 pairs MEN'S 100°, WOOL FLANNEL 2” ines $9.00 34 os0k 06.6 $6 37 only MEN'S BETTER TIES, assorted CARDIGAN fabrics and designs ............. 75¢ 36 only MEN'S FELT HATS, flat tops; pork-pies and others ....... $4 and $5 60 only MEN'S LONG SLEEVE SPORT Bie - SHIRTS, assorted fabrics ........., §1 15 only MEN’S SPORT COATS, wool blends, real value .......... oo. $14 8 ol ALL WOOL COAT TERS, size 36 only ............ $4 Fur-Blend 14 only MEN'S SUBURBANS, wool, cash- mere, and nylon fleece .......... $12 Sweaters 20 pairs MEN’S AND BOYS’ DRESS OX- i" _ PORDS, broken sizes ............ $4 SLIPOVER 16 pairs WOMEN'S LEATHER CASUALS 3.44 broken ee ee $3 SLIPOVER 60 pairs GIRL'S PATENT DRESS . : HOES ooo. ceee ec cce. $2 4.44 10 pairs WOMEN’S LEATHER Cardigan GATE on. 6 deca seveusis dsscives $2 : 5.44 exceptional value ............ $3.88 BASEMENT 12 only BOYS’ POPLIN TRENCH COATS Second Floor rayon lined ..............0000 6.88 Men’‘s 6 only BOYS’ GABARDINE JACKETS Rayon Plaid sizes 4 and 6 ................. 1.88 SPORT 9 only BOYS’ REVERSIBLE GABARDINE . epaey sizes s 10 to 16 ........ 4.88 SHIRTS «dubia neon ies Jietecess sv SOG Sleeves ~14 only BOYS’ TERRY CLOTH ROBES, |, ee ee ee eee $3 10 only BOYS’ ALL WOOL SPORT COATS, . ete S009 oc ccs lescnacaaade ac $3 bors ALL WOOL SUITS, sizes 14-16, 18-20 .......... 0c eee ‘$11 and $17 ONE TABLE BOY'S SANFORIZED FLAN- NEL SHIRTS, sizes 4 to 18 ......... $1. TODDLERS’ SNOW SUITS............ 4.00 Nylon taffeta, one piece sizes 1 to 3 PERFECT QUALITY GAUZE DIAPERS doz. 2.00 Good weight, full size, COTTON FLANNEL PAJAMAS..... 2 for 5.00 Men's Saniorized, 75 pairs only —. to clear be md fabric from famous mill is washable, well tai}- Bo Bic Monday & Friday, 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. | Other Days, 9:30 A. M.to 5:30 P.M. and Polishers Lu ~ . | ! une ‘ a past ‘record shows arrests amine among other charges. He issass.) MIRACLE MILE Suhs2tm FREE PARKING 4 . Z 4 Tesla mats Petes oid aie i. teer firemen from the neighbor, [Bet about the time of the shooting oF ull F Sshibsted NY heed. yesterday afternoon, : In a statement to Prosecutor RECONSTRUCT CRIME Frederick C. Ziem late last night,| 7 Police -have reconstructed the Drew, a landscape worker, claimed y | he was testing a newly purchased) ~ At approximately 4:45 p.m. Kolm bird dog in the Oakley Park area| 5 La Was sitting down to dinner in the @t the time of the attempted rob-| 7 4 kitchen of his dwelling, located at) bery-shooting. SA VE 4lc the rear of his grocery store, the Mrs, Dougias said she had been|ie ™ = . ‘ Oakley Park Market. with Drew from 11 _yesterday| > i . Mre Kolm was tending the morning until about 5 p.m., when : : he borrowed the rifle her 4 eee ee “He wanted to try it out j & C C { agp the money in the ‘nunting,” she said. ole Prs. for . ’ Drew has a police record of 14 ey cn hue Gon et See wie eee £ 3 , ranging : she thought this was some kind of|duct to breaking and entering. | oo Reg. 69¢ each! Fluffy towels Tie cibsiaid ea the Witte call.| _.He "8" sentenced im March | & Reg. 79¢ pr.! 51 gauge, 15 denier in soft, two-tone plaids or a hn backers 1962 to 1%4-15 years in Jackson nylons with fashionable dark solids of rose, green, white, As be came into the store, she| trvvieg ‘or a, Fomine, breakin ‘seams. Fall shades of Suntone~ yellow or turquoise. Gener- Fa the Sunman, Standing behind) turned to prison eight months |l or Mistone in proportioned ous 22x44” size. Perfect bath The bullet tore through Kolm's| ‘fet ®* # parele violator. =. lengths. Sizes 85-11. Individu- size. So soft and absorbent, body, through a 3% inch metal) In July 1952 he was transferred ©) llophane. ’ ! Some sebiguiehix we trom Jackson to the Cassiday Lake j ally packaged In ce lop i too. A an I Buy him, and shattered the tops of a Prison Camp. Two months later| GJ ' Mo ore tow of bottles he walked away from the camp) / . ~ As he fell to the floor, Mrs. Kolm and enjoyed a week of freedom. screaming. The man hit her| Picked up once more, Drew was with the barrel sent back to prison until his 1955, Ge gun without taking parole. eS d she related. She ran to the| Five days after he was released! door, bleeding and screaming from prison this July, Drew was, help. \arrested or ate Ga ae ie “ -YouTus SPOT CAR ierator's license was revoked. He (a “Two teenagers in a passing car ¥®* fined $25 and spent two days told deputies they saw a man leave |™ jail. ¥ the store and oe into a hs i > white coupe. = 16. od St Bt legacy Ra, gave dep Say ‘Thor’ Missile 2 at even 6: Fired Successfully | q with | gareyiag'a gun. Deputy Roland | (Continued From Page One) |e $ oO , Pless, in checking the neighbor. | on the drone to preserve expen- |] ma ; a Prs. { soe | rl Fg Hs wg Reg. $1! Sanforized broadcloth for the most in wash and wearability. Casual styles that complement any out- fit; suits, skirts, slacks. Expertly fashioned and well made. Sizes 32 found a resident who stated | sive drone aircraft. 2a wae et ace’ te sell | “In this test, however, the mis- jie Reg. 49c pr! Made of Rayon’ Acetate Jersey. Fancy flat elastic waistband with band Kolm's description as. ha ng). The missiles used in the tests are ] and brief, reinforced come up t only a few|prepared for firing and launched crotch, Sues 5, 6, T and to 38. . moments — ~Reg.'3.98 ORLON* CARDIGANS with FULL FASHION markings between 1,000 and 4,000 nailes above the earth. ar, A rocket designed to reach the ” + 4,000-mile level, it was disclosed - « his jast night, was fired with every ap- ie perance of success from a plat-| > bos, /form atop a balloon floating 100,000 7 = juesting a lift into Walled feet above Eniwetok Atoll in the| Pa = ee | Pacific. co STOP TRUCK The Air Force expects to make} The 's father, W an announcement concerning the |.) had Bett mo in nage as eye sometime today, Postage a tfuck, the said. A description Men they were confident the | ref height reached was far greater || than the maximum attributed to, = _|the Soviet Sputnik. The speed of 1 _|the rocket probably was close to §.. 17,000 miles per hour. Chocolate Candy a7 H ‘Stiles Cutler . } : SAVE ant 47° u i be ~~ Save up to $2.12 oo Pes. : 2 “Turquoise eS Se meee Brownell Quits Post Pink & Reg. to 39¢ each piece! The simple lines of the ee eee ee | (Continued From Page One) | | |, “Lilac” pattern will complement any table set- : Who had seen |to private law practice at the ear 7. leaving the store were un- (liest practicable date.” fe te ' : agg you were able to com-| bs. Black sili ——— e plans for the transition - of & H \the duties of the office to my suc- § White Fountain Sp acti —— | : vel = e matter inter) .” x A gremendous buy! You on ee Bey sare hone ac. Be save $1.21! Made Of fin- TURKEY DINNER court ° Sage the = oe py lng srl and been eae detined, tt séems an fe styled like expensive full Complete with © |my desire to resume private | neck, wrists, a ® ear ete Bete law weit hold’ har shapet Womens’ Moccasins Tasty > eat turkey, whipped potatoes, gravy, buttered peas, cranberry sauce, roll, fresh creamery butter. Hot Fudge Sundoe......... .25¢ | Fresh Pumpkin Pie .. with Topping. eles ee oct MILE SHOPPERS CITY OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL-9:00, eee at > oe Brilliant fall colors. Matching shank burrone 34 to 40. . SAVE 13e! a Pe 4 _in popular | Yai tones! s ae ey = i % ! \ ‘ ine * x13 . YY * 4 : \ ; : . f+ ii , "4 4 S #):o b ; i tee. vas ) ' aVew FS / ) \ Le ong eg i — j en 7 \ eae \ fas j \ | f | 3 ‘ t t ‘ ' i , 5 ae at ‘ Tt ea ER A eS TS a Re Gaara ge eg a ge ee es ee hs es mean eet eee ere Peo Ge ee ee Gt Sime tee ee = Rae St. a 3s ee: Se a ae en A _THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1057 & = fs Governor ) Information on Mennen Co-Dio Relations Most Sieiet tien ~ | the late Maydér E. Cobo of | the number pragma tg Detroit, sald that” Williams | bas reached about 2%. was a director jacked 9 aalen contract and had dealt with Dio. | ALK: ‘AEBLER At that time, the governor dis ED WITH ST claimed responsibility for how the) However, in rélating the story as he did, the governors uaid, he'tpohe| et for himself—and “some rea- . son” to believe for the company|UF at Quarter Mark as well, DETROIT — The Detroit United] “CAPITOL ond VM |” HI-FI SETS *|VIC'S "ier 102 W. on urer, before making his disclosure Monday. alates ete met [oot yma | Many ase — with miro gr — ve apa were e Cleaned ception | Stacbler, up at a second Ss Min; nen anid state —— = choca. The goal is $16,350,000. e Adjusted 54s Se [__pomtow oun || © Regulate et *|intormation he had was nearly al, ‘COLOR a | Georges- Newports rs3 he | He said most of it came in 1951, Sherwin-Williams Jewelry Dept. 2 ee 2 fs va put panne ple Boer Tl W. Huron ns Co. | 1 74N. Seginew St. — v2 qe ie gia eae eure. Sere! Ae Fess is so ad } request for a rehearing, opposing coungelargied that the tlh wes They Came! . ans - They Saw!... : They Bought! . ..« Never Before Has the Respanie Bees So Great! MEN OF PONTI ‘We Are. Grateful for 26 Years of Your Loyal IAC! ec In taprciollan . . « Here Are the Greatest Clothing Values We ave Ever Offered! Wik tomaer ser |} HERE ARE GENUINE REDUCED CLOTHING PRICES! from ‘3 : No special purchases or manufacturers’ mistakes—It’s all from our regular stock, produced by the finest’ makers in America! _ AMERICA’S FINEST NATIONAL BRANDS OF CLOTHING Eagle ...Clippercraft ...Worsted-Tex ... Phoenix... Kingsridge... Rock-Knit ... Glenwood! eb oreccccccccccceoocceososeeeccoesoneeeooeecesetoeeeesee oe | | MEN'S SUITS {SPORT COATS} TOPCOATS may crane senpeanen |e test ty’ Select any Cont in the Store and Get Imported Tweeds—Shetlands i z z F z z. af ! | i Ysa ee? 2 ¢. Ce ig ee act -FLANNEL SUITS | Imported worsteds, sharkskins, flannels. SCOHSSSHOSHSSHSHSHSHHSHSHSHSHHSHHHSHHHSOOHSSOTECCEEE a pair of $14.95 all wool slacks FREE! A Sensational Value! 30-Day Charge ©'4 a Month © 10-Pay Plan Never an Extra Charge for these Extra Services! gulag $55.00 $ A326 | a er DY cy: aa ome vrs eit a $55.00 — S port Co ats $29 50 Raglan or Set-in Sleeves—Imported Wood Tweeds . rare Sete axl atti clocked 2 Ee ae EO ee : Titi itt i ty oe with him from taking charge until eS SHHOSHSSSSSHSSSHSSSSESSHSHSHOHSSSSOSSOSSSSSOSSSSBCERCE of fine imported wool sBpso tis case is x cestd ntai «nif _ Sharkskins, Tweeds, | oe _ZIP-LINED TOPCOATS: Seba _Gabardines makers —Eagle Phos: $B /4| 50 nix, , Tex, Regular $ 26, Rock-Knit. | Regularly $59.50 $ 26 $59.50 Value 7 $36” All wool sharkskins, tweeds and gabardines. Slacks All wool tweeds and shetlands—every coat a rip-out : @ merrier rrr re - aa ee a 4 9° lining. Raglan or Set-in Sleeves.— ar: ——¢ Entire Stock rea FREE withthe $ 00 Ti iiiiiiy) 4 * hase of of Worsted -Tex Suits ease ctanr tet SAD ~ a: Renter 26 COVERTS and VELOURS $65.00 Values Charge It... Use Any One of These Convenient Plans ; Regularly $65.00 , 29 MS oad liams and W.P. Kennedy of Cleve-iig A Selected Group of reevorted (reeds... ebetland eee aemteay met im ON ationally Advertised Brands UT TI ) ats Nationally Advertised feenda: ae = 7 . Regular $69.50 ) ) oF me: Li COCO COCO SOESOOLEDELEOO DOLLS SO EROOOOOEOOOOLONES KRESG =, $79.50 Values $ oa 26 w+ Ht Including Eagle... Kingsridge SPECIAL GROUP QUALITY SHOES Be as 587% $8 riced for tis Alnivera ry) ~ ebndidieak pidsedaddekustnleesueubsseuubssensetes keasdenunedsenhtydonenesambbbaaadbinedabbéxeneveerseaenenesnes 1021 NORTH SAGINAW STREET ih cigs Sodsatad SPECIAL FEATURE | Tweeds ane micgncernt An Extra Fine imported all wood tweeds and stetlatede, ‘Raglan sleeves. A eh Advertigng bce . SPOS OSSHSHFSHSHSHSHHSOHHHOHSHOHHOOHHOSHSHOSSHHOSSOHOSHHSSSOSHSHSSHHSHSOHHHHHHOSHHSHSSHSHSHHOHOHESSSESSSERELESSESECLE Fe Be Te Pad Ete es ee ee ia Ree = CETS itp the way to the city tor. a ee ledty employe. CHARLESTON, W. Va. #—Par| JEWELRY ~ Je if”, * litterbug turned out to be a id H 5 3 “studies “of: the effects” of tranquil-|staté expert said last years, y agency) izers on humans. . ee er Tass says the engines are being installed now, ng = * This was the advice of Dr. Paul — 6 6 _ Bayet for years sought a check! A. ‘ of the research against histamine, the irritant division of the State Economic De- ais dinslacenagt of 16,000 tons Whose release in the body by pol-|velopment Commission. — makes it 4,000 Yons larger than) fen or other disturbing factors; 4.0) ina ‘ icebreaker of record. Atomic home oo “we ‘jearge & large Sal ae ton thee Oo pow er, 01 . — . ss ‘amounts to make it econemsleally [tr of ‘any other 2 a * In 1957, with a Swiss colleague,| S4visable for the larger ships to | * ‘ : step af oven finest Modern akers clear paths * * *! $ of horsepower to weight promise] stand ‘idle without tonnage, ond cepabiltes increased icebreaking j : ire mre sarees wage Keo The kee ta power fs (3 eer Winds Delay Landing {Spat or « Sear moat ret hiof Overseas Planes ing aan mabe it compinely sade iH ff H,- 7H z a : 1 : ; : Fi 7 ¥ Ht i he Ls : it : f j i it ‘Shop Friday and | Monday Nights ff il 9 P.M. _ {Smash Value Event! | == OVER 500 croup Your’ BIG °90.00 TRADE-IN Fall and Winter PURCHASES - + 125 cu. Fe. I . asbeypanes BUY OW OUR f= 38 959" Bane Lee iia inline lai All Below Original Wholesale! : --Many Below Maker’s Cost! Vita Power all-weather oil in 2-gal. cah. 10W. 30. 2W1820. 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OCTOBER 24.1957 | _ TWENTY-NINE. i f ns Seek Shelter British nayal war picture. | The Inland ‘Telephone Co., of bs Guns in Film Boom __ |, 4 Water Pipe in the ceiling had Caledonia, Mo., is * Sin OO). leSpeed broken, sending a fine spray of affair, President of the company , Ariz, ® — Patrons|water over the audience. is Robert Wilcox who also is busi- sta Wadi teenie tating dee set manager, ntaition and re | SI as ‘cune boomed. on the| The Communist Party was de-/pair man and switchboard opera- ives during a showing of strom 19n _ ground below the ramps. Officers estimated the 90-mile- ONLY ] 39° ~ “Lifetime Guarantee” NO MONEY an-hour speed on the basis of re- ports by witnesses. The car was registered to Dor- oihy M. Daup of Castro Valley, who was not a passenger. , | : < | |Laws Protected — . cern. ! r Greeks, Romans MORE HOT WATER WITH EDISON’S NEW Against Evil Eye ROME — The Greeks and Ro- ELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICE rms : . . “evil eye.” A man accused and Only electric water heaters give you all these important advantages: Convicted of having It might be 10 Day Free Home Trial Keystone K-75 + 8mm $00-wett Movie Projector Selectro-matic Knob.ontrols forward, rewind, off, on, 300-ft. reel. The Latin word for envy, “ie SS —“‘(‘éia OS @ Plenty of hot water—24 hours a day vidia,"" meant a hostile or covet-) Lele B Safe—fameices ous stare at someone or someimy @ inetall anywhere—no flame, no flue thing. ~ - $1.00 Holds @ Leng-iasting—meetse Edison's rigid standarde The caduceus, symbol of phy- Big es sicians, was originally a protect’ @ Cleah~ne praeg ive shield against the evil eye.’ AW oy & te the toveh ali ever jeve “ ° * B Outer eheli—cocol , \It was the walking staff carried, Till Christmas . @ acy financing—up te 3 years to pay by messengers of ancient times, @ Efficient—ne heat wasted up a fue | AID this add wp tothe bt water heating service ever provided in Southeastern Michigon | mr vo, Semel st be DEMONSTRATION OPEN FRIDAY : ‘TIL 9 — Across from Neisner's 1876 shé wrot b} Ask your plumber or appliance dealer - ae EDISON mantis vcs to socialist and pastoral novels, SRANDIOPENINGIGR AND [OPENING TORAND OPENING a . Q \ ee S , run, run, for hie time of your: life RUN © é jo : Juniors RUN for the kind of famous names you love, run for JONATHAN LOGAN- DEBUTOGS _ SPORTEMPO-COLLEGE TEENS— KELITA—SHAPELY SHIRT- DALTON of AMERICA—GARLAND (dreamspun ) \ run for the miracle of the miracle mile... y 8 3 Mee 0 | aa the store with the fap 7 ‘ THROUGH FRIDAY 12:00 to 9:00 - SATURDAY 10 to 9:00-SIZES5 1015 (Qy THE PONTIAC PRESS, _Titonspay. OCTOBER 2 1957_ y fae ea ee ees 7 sal "fi he sin gt eth ae “Advan. bookings for Austra’ lof the !metropolitan ew saoesiespoibsnenly sea : \tar ahead of a year ago, despite “uncertainties ot the” international Jaen Vienna reports. DR nia STOR = s ISCOUNT Dp - a eH & US QUER 50% On | GENUINE AC Gl BERT a) Oe LOWEST RELIABLE COUGH AND PRICES COLD REMEDIES! "OLDE ! ery tae vy‘ U.L. 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So, it’s your and the court orders that. your pay- | 'she's remarried. responsibility to tell your Social ™n's be stopped. MANY READY TO TELL BLOWS HOT 77 ~Seeurity— office. that they have. In this case, payments to de-' and, in many cases, tlie Social ’* “OR COLD AIR $ ‘cand happened. pendents and survivors are not Se¢ urity Administration gets tips : : Tf you don’t, you may wind up aca -— ws about the wrongful payments of! ' vernment money. checks from other sources, such! saa ani be fined or even ~If a person is deported from as neighbors and relatives. ‘ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE ithe United States. : : raced your right to future | Since the Social Security people: - Social Security payments. | Payments to dependents and automatically investigate informa-| F survivors are not affected in such 44, jn, dicating you shouldn't be Here’s a rundown of the most cases if they're citizens of the. ‘tin . ‘be euheed common = which stop Your United States or if they're inside a 4 — 8, you as rT : payments and about which your 4, United States. a \ Insta the N ew Social Security office should be) If you have no reasonable ex- notified: Although the Social Security planation, chances are the over. | m a collecting monthly People may not have any way payments will be deducted from: a ess “t- you're 4 | of knowing immediately about lany future payments you may , devenanl and you get married. | | events which should stop your have coming. You'll probably also ‘IN YOUR HOME But, if, as @ remarried widow,| Payments unless you tell them, | be “fined” the amount of one addi- your second husband dies within it does have Ways of finding out (ional payment. Choose from 7 Colors a year after the marriage, you) ©Ve™tually. ONE FOR EVERYONE! | (Questions on Social Security | ‘ ; : may again claim retirement pay- For example: It may get the problems may be addressed to @ White @ Blacke Blue Pro-phy-lac tic Feld Loads of Clothing ments based on the Social Se- information from the Veterans Ad- “Social Security,” in care of The @ Green @ Yellow TOOTH UNDRY CART curity accoutit of your first hus- ministration or some.other govern- Pontiac Press. Questions will be @ Coral @ Wine P RO- = band. ‘ment agency, | answered by mail from the Pon- ‘Tha, Radian Gans te aemneet wae WITH LEG BRACE AND —If you're collecting payments And, to make sure that the death tiae office of the Social Security there's nothing to crack or split. BRUSHES 4 STURDY CASTERS as a wife or dependent husband of a person receiving payments is Administration. There is no sebeped hanes soameel, he Bate oy: and a divorce is granted. ‘promptly reported, the Social Se-| _charge for this service.) flawless, Easy to. install, easy to keep clean, the Majestic, Seat is as strong ‘as it is beautiful. eae g. Family Value HAIR BEAUTY SPECIALS HALLOWE'EN CANDY TREATS ‘ im GROOMS HAIR NATURALLY © QZ OR ATTENTION, CHILDREN _ VASELINE CHARM HAIR TONIC ASST. 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It he formula | @ New Curtis Kitchen Cabinets » Bithat “a chai tags 4 ui with 30. © New Wall Panelings equipped "he oahed » ee © New Closet Space ®@ New Folding Doors ical through small outlets on the’ wings. The plane attacked a half- You can make any home improvements BS ee up to $3500. 00 with NO MONEY f- ‘mile-long patch of cumulus cloud ' Bnear the Isle of Wight. Yes! We cen secure cn : x * * — no epepcc do your work or “2S do it yo Church’s, Inc. 107 Squirrel Rd. FE 2-0233 “Tt was very exciting,” he said. inothing left but a few wisps."’ | He believes his fog diqperser | will first be used at airfields and | Will cost a fraction of a method ‘used in wartime at a cost of $1,000! lor more a minute. In 1803, the U.S. Congress gave| his services in the American Revo- ‘lution, Ta y SIMEETS VACtETS as — me 9 Ps —| SINUS HEADACHES Ce STORES : DN tlematelt: + (48-1, Saga / Huron, Cor. 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So for five years | — ti | ; I: j “Within, — 15 mimstes there was! | ‘miss Osmun’s greatest slack vious efforts in giving real _ regularly for $14.95, but don’t A siti wT dl Acrilan and Wool Flannel « SLACKS by the makers of Trend Slacks — - Pairs for 319 2 Unconditionally Guaranteed Men, you just can’t afford to sale—even outdoing our pre- value. This eyent now is only possible because of a huge special purchase planned months ago. Each pair was made to sell just look at the low price— examine the quality of the fabric and tailoring. You'll be amazed at how much you can get for so little this week at Osmun’s! Choose from charcoal grey, medium grey, charcoal brown, charcoal blue in regular and Ivy League models. | These Trend trousers set the trend with up-to- -the- minute i. styling, deep down cea and Perfect tailoring | for per- fect fit! as | Available at Both Osmun’s Stores _. Shop the Stores that have never compromised on Quality OPEN AN OSMUN CHARGE ACCOUNT- : 90 DAYS AT - NO. EXTRA COST TELHURON STORE DOWNTOWN STORE ; Open Monday, Thursday, : Open M onday and 4 : ! Friday, Saturday Evenings - Friday Evenings : held wa : ey. 4 eae eee Re ee eae eae a racle Mile LONSTOR "FREE GIFT CERTIFICATES Given During This Grand Opening | Five Hundred Dollars in Gift Certificates will be given away absolutely free for your use ‘at the beautiful new Lion Store. Nothing to buy, just register your name (you do not have — e to be present to win). Drawing Saturday at 9 P. M. : ) ; The Lion Store is proud to offer this wonderful new store for your shopping convenience. All of | I Clash in State Department , 1 Protocol Chief Fires Aide § the famous brand names that have been familiar to you at our Downtown Store will be found here at | Miracle Mile, Also two new departments have been added at both stores— Ladies’ Millinery and Cosmetics. © og : Wiley Bucharian and his energetic| ment.” ae be / Net result: Purse, 39, has been|to have bawled Purse out yester-| 7” SPECIAL In Our SHOE DEPARTMENT: -Men’s Fortune Loafers Regular $9.95 in fine black $@ 84 3 : nelle | sect In Our SHOE DEPARTMENT preemies Sawaer'teacs (4) | Boys’ and Girls’ Poll Parrots * - a. 8. 4 The famous children’s shoe in Bea ena Slmaned a behndcwscenen’ calf | M28 814 to 12, 12%4 to 3. | $ Ass Ladies’ Prince Matchabelli | Cologne - Perfume | pie? : > Regular $3.56 calf. Sizes 614-12. B thru D. } Ye > ; cat , 3 —". Ladies’ Jewelry ec! | = a 3 Ladies Rarvings, pins, bencelats and necktaces Men 8 : = approach. : ¥ 5 Ladies’ | me , Retice ~ be = i * * rs = ; ee A ee Cashmere | kit"weather Coat 4 ae 2-Pant oF, ar ER ov nan nn Sa gl sae $*po9 ten Standard ‘Time im the Commission brief vacation. . Price $99.95 Wt situs ” : | Shaman, Si, — : egular Price 9 -Inch ye Regular Price $69.50 at Sacto seam, US. Seeki ges BRIDE DOLL $ D 98 |. oot ead ng ¢$ In full attire including high heel shoes. $ i pete Court for the County ef Oaklena, e 3 3 “Ye the matter of the Petitien eoncern- 387 Inventions Girls’ ; is » Ry - Teapectively. ; : : wig, Mareverite Bacon, mother of sald aA Pullover Sweaters . #529 : a fering that ibe present whereatours of; ROCKETS, Space ~ NY Interlock Orlon. : < Sion: minor ,chfiaren are Sputnik N K ravel 100% pure cashmere ata § Siees 7 to 14. ——“ 5 An exceptional value in all ? viotntg a “iw. ote, She. and, tint (Sputnik, Not Included) fantastic price | — § wool sharkskin and worsted : fC Pose 17 Problems . : 5 suits. : See eke Sai ets| wasucrON in—thery ar ah : | Winter Coats $7 ()90_$) 990 ? f 4 ty J a : ° : : Bios ot, Bet en pokes oat rockets and apace Ladies’ Tweeds and plalds, Pile tned. 19 - 2) A Men’s e Eg Gest Sea et Sy fs erent would ike somebody tol _ ot Weeks Ae | All Wool Tweed fs ae eal ee eer orstmann and Worumbo ms seem ! : Se ae gigi ete | W; < xe rears g=@g9i LOPCOATS' 7} SE i ea | Winter Coats | Crew\Neck Sweaters § 599) UA & ae vee rf iit te, SHY vation and missile Iaunctng.” "|i All are taahioned by famous ) Fine Lam wool. | : _ Reg. $45.00 and $50.00 =I © Pc RE ons ‘pus-| He makers. Regular to $65. — an oi aiemianien © Fine plaids, checks, herringbone patterns, cheviots (© AO OPP sugee 2. HASEASRBNC.| son’ presented in. Sennen cote |i : ) ‘and tweeds. All wool fabrics. gi | Serge ras omte Just teoued by the Com. ; :: ; merce men tle . ‘ a AN Pro-/|** : : | pete ‘cour Ter tae County of ‘Oakland, F a Wanted by the Armed) In moter ot the petition concern- sl | pan ae and David Leciear,, If you're an amateur or profes-| ©. : AG mi85 3 Ladies’ Knit Dresses Kenneth ‘LeCleers' father of satq/Sional inventor, the list is intend-| 5 i tae . |¢d to give you something useful! ‘/eDes thet the present whereabouts to invent. Some of the wants are) > | Polished Cotton Slacks ¢ poo Fi i ci i A fF Fe eq u i of said minor children areiright out of science fiction. For) = _ “Bases . . | and the said children are de- |. Pe Tan, black or stripes. Regular $4.98, M y S , Do ey eee COE! sealed tall en’s Sport Coats © § i ~thgentrolbyrsgem ir acergadierl B lity d that sold § 7 ) : : ; that the hes id. petition on to put out an atomic! # = etter quality dresses that sold up - @ Boys’ ‘ 7. % = Ree ' + oe Qahiane County’ ger. fire in a big city. to $35.00. / 138 Slit Cs ‘ . ea ee Reni. : Cock a os Blvd ty the CY at Ponties tn aula * * + | Slipover Sweaters \ 6} 2H | Fine tweeds, herringbone pat- : AD. Tigi" at ‘one ‘o'clock in toe after: None of the problems seems | Soft, warm orion. Sizes 3 to 6x, terns, boucles and stripes. in § | i Seecis persenaly ct ents Cammanded teimuch easier than those. For in-|! | Regular $2.98. . . . peppers Se we agg —— ‘| = appear personally . . ad regu rand , | models. : ie sock beget te eid heart bore. through ee cart at 7 ci Ladies’ Skirts SSE Sn |) Tem 282g wg gmrgo | corduroy Slacks = $965 | Way: | | oeiobe, ab erbapewtng Nateeand + Bd pretend a = Plaids. Digyler . D il 4 : ‘Regular te, _ 2 Pair for $9.00 2 P ’ : ern ay: | , $12.98. | ae ™ : Bahay Shop per Plate Convenience! | | eee pe 2k as ) se a Lion Charge Account with | | pow : nannne ; By Tom Sawyer. Regular $2.98 ee — _ a | DR. HENRY’A. MILLER || : , HOURs: : 12 noon to'9 9:30 to 5:30 Saturday 10t09 Mon. & Fri, Nite to 9 — Sirtch Socks ‘ AR: : : on yaa a > Boys’ Hooded Parka ‘and Toggle Jacket. WW a | Sim te 30. Regular” » of the year. oe ae Gone an : i 1 ‘ i d } : ee ~ t i F ‘+ \ 2 y Bee Pa ee eS eg ee oe et Ht he é a a ~< | Se is he q ye Soe : - Ss : ‘ z ; i 3 ‘ as : ; as H E 7 call rt , y : ie . i) “ * » # F e E . : a Sees 2 ? = ve } (A iti \ ere rei THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1057 King Nut Pure Vegetable SHORTENING 5 QF POUND CAN i MARGHRE tn ae, NORTHERN || JONATHAN ,., / TOILET TISSUE APPLES Mt C > We Give You 50* for Your Old Broom Towards the Purchase of a New Broom i e ~SHEDD’S Betty Crocker yee ocker . 4] Bisquick Biscuits — DRESSING Qt. Jar MORTON'S SALT Lb. Box 9: CRACKERS a 25: REMUS r — jury WHIP ; :. TOPPING N oMITH. € ' PLENTY OF FREE fj | I PARKING SPACE! L LIMIT 1—ABULTS ONLY: 4 ee SS SS So WED. and SAT. 9 A.M. te 7 P.M. hee NORTHTOWN MARKET sh 9 AM, te 9 PLM. : a] 984 Joslyn. at Fast Landa ieee 4 ‘ RS CU. ey eee CR Re 7 ee gy SE CN Biya ee 3 —" 7 zt i Ngee ea a Aialsits chat camuain cae dew cee ee v ' ; ‘eee A Sree | Pie eo, as Ley ? ae ft * ‘ 2 eet Sr Mea fv: te of Bipccn herr estes YE i Meaaaryit E Z * 3 : a8 Z E u ae : j A 3 vw? Si : 7 sds ~ | t i ah e zs + . | 5 ‘ Ya h es mie ing she uses a the Davis sons, year-old Mike. food coloring. Watching with great interest are \ % a rs “4 z a ~ 7 _THE PONTIA PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957 ne aoe! Na | f : : ? igi2 i g i a i LOOK FOR THIS LABEL AT YOUR GROCERS ‘or those who want the fun of feeling good! You've known families who have it... Ponting Press Phete tiny new paint brush dipped in fourteen-year-old Bill and five- > Sundae on Doughnut Appeals. to Teen Crowd flavor into milk. © It's the same doctor-recommended Rennet Powder used in making “Junket” Rennet-Custard. @ Even better for kids than milk. itself there's magic rennet in it. @7 soda fountain flavors —rasp- berry, vanilla, strawberry, choco- late, orange, lemon and maple. “JUNKET’ RENNET POWDER _}will have oodles of fun and good hot Coffee Caramel Sauce over the whole concoction and sprinkle it generously with pea- nuts, Sound good& Well, actually, it’s the “living end"! A variation on the doughnut theme might be vanilla ice cream, hot fudge sauce and walnuts. For a perfect go-with beverage, fll up your cups with Cafe au Lait, a fine half-'n’-half combination of steaming, fresh coffee and steam- ing milk, sweetened to taste. For} style, add a cinnamon stick to each | eup, This makes a terrific stirrer | and, at the same time, lends a; . subtle spicy flavor to the Cafe au! A Lait. You can be sure that, when- ever doughnut sundaes and Cafe au Lait are in the making, kids eating. “wap brown suger, firmly packed 1 cup vr % oup light corn syrup “% cup butter or margarine Few grains salt “ cup cream % teaspoon vant Ye cup strong co Combine first 5 ingredients in saw ed parsiey and mix well stiring, until sugar dissolves. Cook without stiring to 236 degrees (soft ball stage). Cool slightly. stir in cream, vanilla and coffee; mix well. Makes about 2 cups. Country Style Spareribs Are Meatier Than Others Tf your family likes spareribs, pause at the meat counter sug-| try” spareribs per serving. Mushroom Pie _| before you are ready. boundless energy, the zip and enthusiasm that makes them “lots of fun.” Heredity un- doubtedly is important—so is the ability not to “worry.” . : a Lunch Treat This oly so delicately flavored custard pie chock full of broiled sliced mushrooms and coarsely shredded fresh carrot is truly a flavor treat, It's an unusual way to present vegetables . . . special enough for a company |! . , .@asy enough for a family favorite. Mushroom Carrot Pie Teck, Giae hese’ trthes svachovenss ‘y cup coarsely chopped onion - i. poons butter tems, 1-16 teaspoon mace i cup cece shredded 2 sprigs parsley, chopped But what you eat and drink is Important, tool Science tells us that most of us would feel better, live longer, have more sparkle and pep if we had far /ess fat, far more protein in our daily diets. Fat puffs out waistlines—slows us down. Protein rebuilds and revitalizes tired nerves and tissues—supplies energy with “‘stay- ing power.” - , . Cheese a Gourmet Touch Give a gourmet touch to--ham Saaeee, Pet Milk Company Announces America’s New Protein-Rich Sparkle and Vitality Drink the cheese stringy. Milk protein—the high-quality kind needed for this rebuilding, revitalizing, energy-boosting job—in a drink that’s completely delicious and refreshing, ) Young Hen 10-16 Avg. Turkeys _ 39: Hes OOS free of fat and unbelievably easy to mix... NEW PET Instant! Young Ducks . A5¢ 1 _ FRYERS — STEWERS ~ 45¢ | currtune’ ne wab RABBITS |. FRESH. Ll, Mae “Fresh Fish Is Cheap” “39 FRESH BUFFALO 39" Water Fish of Ali Kinds ISH & POULTRY MARKET VEW EE 8 INSTANT ~ NONFAT DRY MILK * : ee 3 , me ue THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,’ OCTOBER 24, 41957 | ey eye oe ee we: * mz dan Get 3 - | ane SP es! 5 San LOPS FP ee oe epee See ne oe ee ee gee ee A Oe oe ‘SALE : DATES Thurs, thru Wed. October 24 to 27 MTT Dole Fancy PimGnr FEE Special Low Price HUNT'S PILLSBURY White, Yellow or Marble , : C | , LOAF , : = = 8 BOX FARM FRESH MEDIUM EGGS ely 49: DOZEN . HUNT'S APRICOTS Sey + ae -KONGO Imported DATES 2 w= 59° Package / THRIFTY | TIME SAVERS We reserve the right to limit. quantities, Farm Fresh Grade “A” STEWING CHICKENS FOOD TOWN’S EVERYRAY LOW PRICES ON * COFFEE .« HILLS BROS. or MAXWELL HOUSE ....... ‘> 80¢. Chase & Sanborn O4* tb. & Yacht Club 69*lb. Sanka 99¢Ib. - U.S. No, 1 Michigan POTATOES | 10 Ib. BAG HYGRADE SMOKED HAMS 7 Honey Brand Ready to Eat - Shank ‘Portion — WOODBURY HAND CREAM as i 3 5: 1 PRICE Whole Hams49c_ Sn OR cee 2 SALE ARMOUR’S _ -- QUR_-FAVORITE saree | BEEF STEW SWEET PEAS N oon 1% Lb. ¢ ‘Tall ¢ Can. 303 Can AnttFReze $4 x Ricoto % 79° ? io: ae may At eo et WIL mee af i 1200 BALDWIN —“wasicxSinosts som» 7980 HIGHLAND “sosmus ; bas ti ar oe BOTH MARKETS OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY | ou i Ws So ie = = * but not sugared, freeze the dough- ‘once n OLE WHEAT DOUGHNUTS — Freeze these delightful - homemade whole wheat doughnuts a week or two They'll take just 20 minutes to rebeat. The nished oe ‘whole wheat cereal, wheat is fur- the kind a extra wheat © / Whole Wheat D ughnuts. Are Frozen Before’ ‘Party ngs. Beat until light. | | i Fragrant whole wheat decade sugar tb lore the party. | Then Quarter one m the family—' “Terrific”: Mix *5 cup of soy sauce with.3 ‘tablespoons salad off, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, ground, ginger, | teaspoon pepper and 1 clove of garlic, minced. *y feaspoon 2!;-pound frying . hicken and brush all sides. Let stand for 30 minutes, brushing Several times with the sauce. en put chicken on rack in a | shallow pan, and bake in a mod- *fate oven, 350 degrees, for 50 minutes, until tender, Brush with sauce and pan drip- pings every 15 minutes ax long as any salice remains Sie should be very, brown and.@% & second crust has formed on easily. ‘ crisp.” This recipe will prov ide four the bottom, it is ready to eat, | servings. hot and sugary, crunchy cold juicy Add sajad oil, Beat. Add flour mix- ‘up to prevent drying. good olive oil. Some élice the potatoes across ‘ithe grain in: very thin slfees; finally, others dice the potatoes very fine. The potatoes are always cooked in oil until golden,” then onions,’ \finely chopped, are added to the pan and cooked until soft, and several eggs, beaten uniil ‘light and seasoned with salt and pepper, are poured aver the Lon tatoes and eggs. The omelet is lifted around ‘the! edges with a spatula fn ‘the usual imanner as it cooks, with the heal ‘kept very low, When =a golden: crust has formed on the bottom, | the egg is turned out on @ plate, then slipped back in the pan with geste not Cooking tongs are handy for re-, time, moving bacon from the frying and beat or whip until consistency | Meat should be roasted fat-side pan and taking baked potatoes js soft and fluffy ‘from the oven. This dip has « tangy flavor ‘that will bring cheers from your family and friends, li's ideal for potato chips. and goes well with almost ‘any kind of snack. You'll find ‘yourself serving it on many oc- Pa Secsad | Day for Ham wi bieeibies as tote Lap cont meen at enn Just right tor two; add a tea. " Combine all ingredients thor- Sp90n of cocoa and-two teaspoons oughly,’ cutting macaroni ; into |ot sugar plus a few drops of vanilla small. pieces. Grease 12 small orto 9 quarter-cup of heavy cream | medium size muffin pans. soy with a rotary beater until thick. Serve over slices of ‘eake for a delicious des. occasional dilemma concerning the use of smart maker that plans on leftovers. x* * « ‘casions, cocktail parties. to televi- ‘sion refreshment breaks. Chip Dip is hard-cooked eggs, riced or sieved 2 tablespoons soft butter or margarine 1 tablespoon vinegar : teaspoons . prepared mustard 2 teetpeons worcestershire sauce 2 4 tabasco sauce 4 awit 4 tegspoon white pepper Papi galad. dressing ... Hips. Easily prepared. says Reba Staggs, meat expert, this -recipe | calls for ground smoked ham, | ground lean pork, cooked maca- chives, parsiey or egg slice roni and pheese and an egg. & garnish Combine all ingredients, except ‘garnish. Beat until smooth. more seasonings if desired. consistency soft enough to. permit two or three of When done. the golden crust on top, As. soon potato chips to be dipped into it Menu accompaniments might in- Refrigerate until ready to elude a green vegetable, salad, salt sticks and an ice cream Serve For a large family, the recipe is Add easily doubled. Undoubtedly, the. Have men of the household would enjoy these muffins. About 20 minutes before serving sundae. remove from serve in chilled bowl, re trigerator’ Garnish and. :4 Individual Ham and Macareai Moffins 1 pound. ground emoked ham 7 pound ground let jean Dork rs. Actually it is the| a. For the homemaker that plans’ on a cured pork roast for a Sunday ‘dinner, it is a lifesaver to have this! (recipe for Individual Ham and ' Macaroni Muffing at your a tossed "GRAPEFRUIT JUICE that’s TreeSweet has natural sweet flavor ‘apples, and hot spiced cider com- ture gifernately with buttermilk. plete the picture of a wonderful) | Stir ghtly until mixed, Chill 30 after-the-game or Halloween party. minytes Take too long to prepare on the day of the party? Don't you believe jj Let stand 15 minutes. Fry deep tat (370 degrees) 2 to 3 minutes until brown. Turn only Drain. Roll in granulated nuts atid forget all about them sugar. Yield:..12 large Gonghmts. until the day of-the party. W the party day arrives, remove the| doughnuts early from the freezer scftat wrs ens” Bake Next Cake the doughnuts, still i net eves sin Your Skillet body vil = : | the very “peak of their Atyone who says theres nothing | minutes, rol] DW under the sun hasn't been to and imagine your the recent Food Editors’ Confer. when you mt (ence in Chicago, We who attended whole wheat dough- have our notebooks full of new jideas presented by the host com- panies,-and it may take ‘til next year's conference to get them all told the kind with wheat germ added. After they are thoroughly cooled Premera jet 3 iene rd f z z Z Mit ite Wheat Deoughnots * Among those acquired is this ,Clever idea for converting your) jordinary skillet into a baking pan by lining: it with foil’ Special ad. vantage of the idea is that it saves / dime: no pan greasing or flour- ing necessary, and no pan to clean : up later, oe 0 © | Super Deluxe ‘Burger The idea is particularly practi. Comes as Double Decker | ;cal when you use a: recipe, such | 45 the one below, with a baked or Divide ™% pound of scidiheiiagted-cn topping. If you turn this | ground beef. in half. Form into 2oake out in the usual way vin * * Veaspoon instant whole wheat dry ceavedicéte. Add whole cereal. Mix well. Slowly add patties. Pan-fry in a small amount/likely’ to lose most of the topping of melted fat in a skillet. Split With the foil method, you use the top of hamburger bun horizontally. edges to lift out the cake, and the | Spread the bottom part of the bun topping stays put. . Send mie a. aham- As a one-layer cake this Is a Cover with middie section of bun pagel seiual “aye : saert that bas been spread with mustard! Ho shout Toasted “ spre Add. second hamburger, dice of 10's” tor diane tonight? You ‘ : ; ake for r ? You SOG OCG, Had Stig cf tomate. ns ie the tle... Cover With top of bun. Prepare a package of yellow cake mix batter as directed on, ‘Package. * * * [ ® _ |. Line bottom and sides of 9-inch ie skillet with aluminum foil: Pour ' ‘\% of the batter into foil-lined pan, i\(Make cupcakes with remaining batter. ) Rake at 375 degrees for 25 to | 30 minutes until cake springs back when touched lightly in | center. Remove from even, | spread hot topping over cake. | Sprinkle with one-third cup sliv- (ered almonds, Place 6 inches ‘| wnder broiler for 1 to 2 minutes | until light golden brown, Mix together 3 tablespoons but- Star-Kist i "ss La PRS flour and 1 tablespoon cream in) saiicepan, Cook over medium heat, | stirring constantly, until mixture | comes to a boll, ter, 44 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons — R FESTIVAL | ee GLEYS WESTINGHOUSE FREE FREEZER FESTIVAL « WRIGLEYS WESTINGHOUSE FREE a ee: * t WRIGEL EYS WESTINGHOUSE FREE FREEZER FESTIVAL « > WRIG LEYS WESTIN( 40. Count Box —@ Be Bees Curtiss Baby Ruth. or Butterfinger Your Choice! Trick or Treat @ Bazooka Bubble Gum @ Leaf's Fivesomes @ Leaf's Candy Apples Prices effective me ‘Sat, _ Oct. 26. We reserve ee right to limit ‘quantities. e Dum Dums ME x Ae \ ' Ww ; | ; \\ candy . again! “* Halloween Special! (MaM's sethaeh Boxed Kraft Fudgies xe: Kiddie Pops "sr Box Wrigley’s — Apple Cider Pie Pum \ i \ \ \ \ ‘Skinless ESTINGHOUSE FREE FREEZER oa Tis et . for parties and ghosts . you don’t watch out! .. Sweet-ialk'll settle those hauntin’ spooks, and we've got plenty! . tons of tons of delightful goodies! . Have fun . . at Wrigleys .. Regular or Peanut 99° Butterscotch Balls *Aa* Brach's Candy Corn Orange & Black Jelly Beans 29° Bobs Peppermint Sticks Krun-Chee Peanuts Roasted Celloag De Caramel Ap Indian Corn Colorful Gourds pkins Red Diamond Walnuts \\\ ss Halloween Pumpkins \\ "49" we59" 69 Peschke or Glendale Grade 1 > va . pumpkins 'n’ cider . apples ‘n’ and WOW! goblins that'll getcha if . ‘cause sure as shootin’, Hallowe’en’s here trick or treats . . . hote the special low prices. et peepee Save on ‘these exciting | TREATS OW! 4 Saa YSZ35guMsS aaMsa 3sno Candies / 1414-08, Pkg. 14-08, Phe. Your Choice eee Gallon Jug ples dime 29° ate OO" Lb. 19° Lb. qs By 49°. EVERETT e IWAILS3AS PEFEED? FP — F 3SNOHONILSAM SAS TIOINM e TV ALL 1-Lb, s Franks Pkg. mr, Te a ‘ave oe oe : dee a ies / i a , ~ ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957 a ‘\ SPEOIALS: THURSDAY through WEDNESDAY 7A OCTOBER 24th through 30th Me EYE \ We. rozen ‘ ee . 7 q ¢ # + ty TURKEY dnd BEEF SAVE 30¢ Your Choice Only BEEF STEW Eg Am" ‘eS (GUa5 WM ODELICIOUS CANNED vo APPLES LAWCO CUT GREEN BEANS Tall No. 303 Can Appian Way _ PIZZA MIX pro. | ORANGE DRINK GIANT. 46-oz. naa BORDEN s | i ae Betty Crocker|2\tay Cog 1 PRICE 1 etd See 2 SALE Tall No. Canned Biscuits }\-er.... Fae eae all No, 300 Can 10° ‘Each 19 cach Kaiser 23 Foes ALUMINUM Foil Rots for | NI FTY £ DO G FOOD | Rio a! eae ' : | \ \ : : a ey \ , \ | \ i S é a8 | - o% al } \ ; \ e's sf 4 ‘ 4 | 2} ‘ i i i = 1 i ‘ ¥, E : Nh : M4 \ ee | \4 \ i ; P " : me ae A ' ' : i 4 a t : ' ' \ ‘i : fr \ : : .e iMes ‘ i as anaes sae ‘ 4 me a ee ‘ : ee a Bee ee eee eee te = rs F p sz = For the first 200 pages the author soup ahd KRISPY FLAVOR! F if Hi : Other early foods have resulted in|,; any time, a small amount a extolls the virtues. of American statewide festivals like Fest Dayhime, Beat all together well at 1! : New Hampshire. cooking, state state. W, were” ‘s impressed = ue itp As for the recipes themselves |greased pan and bake, in hot ove: roe | Sa this section you will (Cyrried Fruit Relish o— ago - am and Dixie Persimmon Pie. cranberries, orange and lemo try. She says she would rather |, There are a’ few special family|With # touch of curry to make | shew her appreciation of Amer- Miss McBride says can't|/Pretty-as-0P ee — ican food by eating it than by |be put down in the approved test/niment: Put One orange writing about it. We are giad |kitchen language. Here, for in-lemon through: a choppe: Combine with 1 pound can of cra:| someone persuaded her to |Stance is her recipe for: berry and 1 cup of thor write a a sauce ip hor Mama's Cookies oughly drained crushed pineapp!c State by state, it becomes more] § Some Mer | Stir in 1. teaspoon curry pdwéer and more apparent how much of |e Rage Store in refrigerator overnight s\ an international cuisine we really’ “; ‘cup a aatening flavors ‘will blend. tet ots ae, ee ee ea Te NT ‘ : Ne ek if \ A “4 x, <4 ; wig nal PnelT Os 1] History of Nation's F Ba ssa : ___ By JANET ODELL have in America. By the time the) } sup buttermilx en ahameon RR Eee eee ee eee teen] Mitt Dour several times wi . pink lean midleg shag hse 0 into the day by-day liv belt: ane spices, Creana stig: jto the touch w ‘inhabitants, shortening thoroughly. Bred gp eigercingae Ragen Hg Rraitgedba egg into this and beat: Co What North Dakota Finns ue beating in eggs’ separate] pra eng pest + , ‘a gr ard yr rmee d pe I all are used. Into cup of bu portant because wheat and oats which they cut into|termilk dissolve soda according | means less tender doughnut shapes and string on long|sourness of milk. a lower price. sticks to harden before preserving} mix flour and milk alternate! choose lime for yeareround use."/,. when mixing cake. Mix in fru last. Drop by teaspoonfuls on we! Tripe ‘Cakes | This relish combines pineapp|: — Be _———_, [ee wir sate oe CHASE & SANBORN or HILLS BROS. apples freshly picked, i t Cendateg how euckdie « | 1. Lb. Vacuum Can with Coupon Below i Penny-wise buys in the produce Seve 22c With This Coupon Chese & Sanborn 7 under} tatoes. If you we potatoes | rs Mills — ss 4 * «| All Se 1 w. bb. j Limit 1 Lb. Expires Och, 26, 1957 | : GREEN GIANT GOLDEN sleep” in storage. When taken out’ : Into room temperature, they awak-| ; en and ripen more ‘slowly than . CORN 22 29 NORTHWOOD MARKETS ran IAYS THE REST FOS $6 Orchard Lake Bi Open Daily ‘til 9 P. M. Open Sunday ‘til 5 P. M. 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Traces of peanuts have lal been found in Aztec urns in es A blend of peanut butter: and Supply on hand at all\times in the and drawings of them appear in. tomatoes put through a sieve freezer, This is the ‘easiest and makes a delicious and unusual ancient Reyrtien mers te nugget of nutrition. ‘It’s packed with protein, is a good source of meet roasted energy-giving fat and on the val-|Dimed with carrots ‘or some other table “B”’ viteraine. chopped vegetable. Bind the mix- ¥:.% ture together, pack it into a loaf/foi) and press it out into one large, You can addifiat piece about 44-inch thick. Pour} with peanuts and peanut butter so/distinctive flavor to rice, plentiful. The U. 5. Department|roni or potatoes with a hot milkithe meat: let it marinate in thel of Agriculture says that stocks of|sauce thickened with-peanut but-loi) for half an hour at room tem- You'll ay well to remember that. pan and bake it. peanuts are ata record high level,|ter. and the output of peanut butter x * well above that of a year. ago. i sk ® \butter is an old * ae soup, For-the main course, . you +: e\ H repped ‘he pony is a little might try a tasty loaf made from) Buy “hamburger meat,” or! peanuts, com-| Whatever is the - least expensive | * Then there are numerous ways|and freeze at once. Peanuts can be used in many |0f using peanuts or peanut butter * * * = in salads and desserts. it comes to sandwiches, standby which maca- Since everybody Wes hamburg: ers, including hard-toyplease young- sters, it’s a good idea to keep a most economical way) to freeze hamburgers: chopped meat on the supermarket) counter, transfer the meat just as’ it is to-a large sheet of aluminam| la film of Spanish olive oil over) perature, Then cover with more! aluminum foil, crimp edges to seal And when| When ready to cook, cut off the| peanutifrozen meat in squares—only as) much as you need, and place the, cooperates beautifully with other|square patties. in a hot skillet with jellies, jams,|the olive-oil-side down. hard cooked Cook’ patties over high heat until popular fillings ,. . jellies, | : ‘honey, catsup, chili sauce andiremainder of meat in freezer.) er ‘chopped pickle . . . i Scores .with St ‘with mineed parsley he whe Idaise sauce. nie Come to Lunch It keeps your breath close-up clean: New toothpaste | —— Comes out striped— pink and white! ‘eggs, chopped raw vegetables and browned on one side, turn over, iso forth. The list is long. cov er pan and cook over very low heat 5 to 8 minutes, Sprinkle meat iwith salt, after pacing ‘on ham- iburger bun. n Ham Blankets The Spanish always use their world-famous olive oil to tenderize } This tempting delicacy is-an easy meat. The (Replace) . a ; yf be tase b t { % f ‘ if Peibkin Meet Thaws © Use It Immediately. ‘isnot recommended. Retreezing| It_your husband objects to taking it Hamburger Patties Have you ever wondered, how tends to break the tissues causing bis lunch to the office because of, Once rheat fs thawed, refreezing long you can keep frozen meat Meat to lose more of its natural noisy that has thawed? Thawed meats’ will keep about the same length drier when cooking. of time as. fresh meats and re-) quire the same careful handling, is to use frozen meat soon after it's quiet, self-adhering and keeps, ‘moisture and’ flavor Joc ked in. says the MSU Marketing Informa. it is thawed. FRYERS 2.93 b y z ia $, ! WHOLE or PIECE ition Agen, Mr, Josephine Lawyer. Silence His Levi juice. The texture. of the. meat... . why not give his lunches the’ changes and the meat bechmes “silent treatrnent? Wrap every- For the best flavor, a good rule household wrap like sa athe pee cen eeepc paper wraps on sdiedhitahen|: ‘Lean, : Meaty Tender Beet Spare Ribs| Pot Roasts 35:1. | 37%. ‘Oatmeal Keeps Juice — [heavy waxed paper. Place patty : ‘on round of same,. Freeze sepa- rately. When frozen, store in Hamburgers made with oatyfieul' freezer bags (6 or 8 to a bag). ‘retain their shape and juiciness Auring cooking They also freeze Delicious spread for crackers; thing in @ transparent , plastic, well sd a supply can. be prepared mashed hard-cooked eggs mixed lahead of time, with minced pimiento-stuffed olives To freeze: Top each hamburger and mayonnaise, Season with salt, -. _lwith a round ef saran, foil, or pepper. and onion juice, ES — Sainte ncmeetiet eaten dimaneeeteeed Tender, Sliced BEEF LIVER iF lb. ted Juicy ) STEAKS = 65: Leon, Meaty Mild Cured HAM Club Stks. | Sliced Bacon 39:.| 59% |3«1° Lean, Beef Lean, Meaty | SHORT RIBS - | VEAL 19; b.| BREAST Ib Queen Colby MILD — ¢ CHEESE b. Grade 1, Skinless HOT 2 |. 79° DOGS . EVERY DAY: umpbel b o STOCK UP! Swansdown AS MIX @ Chocolate e Butterscotch “YOUR O. 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Jor mnge Pak ne igry s rhe liquid cooks away, a little more|™aking this crunchy, full-flayored x ir tag adtyid left (may be added Cover tightly. topping. many famil Cook over low heat at simmering| Praline Cereal Crunch can be Michigan Dry Florida Seedless 10°" ONIONS GRAPEFRUIT With this three meal plan for) neat is tender: 2 to 3 hours for| hot fudge, caramel, or butterscotch of chuck, you cook three} yo: roast; 1 to 2 hours for Swiss|sauce. This crunch mixed with * steak. SWEET APPLE CIDER 5°39 23: my | REB if E ; 4 a! i z H 4 4 I BEE : i 3 H 4 3 a && hot fat. Barely cover meat wi hot water, stock or other liquid. Cover kettle closely; cook slowly until meat is tender. 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Cook the iseal and store immetiiately in cool, little bits are first cousins to the| However you use them, @ dif. chocolate, chocolate chip, buttered ; Apple 5 priced as S they ‘re going to be at 5 dry place, well hidden from|f@vorite chocolate bits. The butter-|ferent flavor does make a differs - almond, or pecan bat butter info’ mixing bowl and thing : der, give them: the sieve scotch and lemon bits come in 8/ence to most families and yours lutte to eresim, Add chocolate miis-ltind: te'the tees Pee’ coed treatment and measure oat 2 [éreedy members of the familYsiounee packages, cost about 30(will stirely like the little bitty of Peanut Butter Fudge Sauce | t16 slowiy to the 4 map Lge stores. For another,! If you don't want to make it a| cups. Combine the sleved ty. | Warning: if you permit even onelcents each, terscotch and lemon custard, } SS penest better pe bee renee ge Wow byt ely hem matees and apples; add ‘4 cup [member of the family to sample! y i vsinocslate Se fall vr nang nda “Shot al, ton poultry, Try jt Olen average size tomatoes and a water, 44 cup lemon juice, 4 cups |this goodie, your whole batch willlto use thero, nays ng pred An air mail letter - dropped : : cream. Makes 3 half dozen average size apples, a and oe ee And this is the time to do-it. me le gh ie ag ee. ae oe ee no time and you'l/keting Information Agent Mrs.'to President Taft from a mono a - LE PEARS “= 29 for - ROSEDA yeviow PEACHES "= vin ounNe Josephine Lawyer. Look for plane in Augusta, Ga., in 191%, H [elke Sui PER MARKETS REGULAR or HOMOGENIZED n08 29 = ap 381) 3 MILK = Galion &. ‘Frosty Acres Fresh Frozen We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities — eweeee seeeee Brach’s PEANUT 15-0x. BUTTER = Bex KISSES 30 ES = 35 GRAHAMS M&M CANDY 7 Oz. leo PoE re ee ee ae ees ae CARMEL = 3 me 39° = 37m ~ AP © Nick's Shope Markel, 263 Aubum Ave. Open Sundays, © Farmer's Shop-Rite Market, 484 Auburn Ave. — : @ Earl's Shop-Rite Market, 701 Orchard Lake, Open Sundays.” e Huron Friendly Shop-Rite Mit, 884 Huron St, Open Sundays, + haste Ahoy ity Moan. OOF titi, Seem, : oohy ¥ “s Pouring for the morning coffee of the Pontiac Branch of Poilewerk Guild, Inc., was Mrs. Lester A, Snell, president of the Auburn Heights Branch of the guild. Mrs, Walter H. von ({eft) of Mar- Bs: Hears P, Coutler dr, (left), assistant “pure chasing chairman, is shown explaining the Ngedle- work Guild teport sheet to Mrs. Leland Clemence of Silverhill road, a new director. Standing are Mrs. Lloyd D. Fay Jr. (left) of Utica road and Mrs. Harry Pontiae Press Photos garet street and Mrs. L. R. Naugle of Churchill road are directors of the Auburn Heights group, which was organized by Mrs. H. H. Thatcher (right) of Cherokee road and the late Mrs. Harry Y, Fitzgerald. Arnkoff o of Illinois avenue. They attended the morn- ing coffee for section presidents and directors of. Needleivérk Guild held at the home of Vrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald on Ottawa drive. ~ New Look Creator Succumbs to Heart Attack Death Comes to Christian Dior, Ruler ‘of Postwar Fashion World MONTECATIN, Italy up — Christian The quiet, balding and slight- ly paunchy creator of the revo- lutionary “New Look” had come to Montecatini a week petitive fashion trade with the revolutionary: longer, full skirts of his New Look. In that one season he became the dictator: of high style, and never since had anyone come toppling him from his pinnacle, , STARTED GALLERY As a. young man, Dior left his political science studies to start a small art gallery in Paris. * * * Iiness forced himsout of that, and after his recovery he had to sell his last valuable paint- ing to live. A friend, who was to Tth Avenue adapted the lines he decreed, and Dior at his death—bimself_headed a multi- million-dollar combine of eight companies and 16 associates in 10 countries * * * Dior denied any in‘ention of trying to create sensations -in fashion. “Changes just come about,’ he said, ‘‘and many things contribute when every- bedy is réady for them.” Dior never married and. was not known to have had. a romantic attachment. He tra- veled widely and lived in a smal] house at the edge of Paris, surrounded by dogs, cats © an? a magnificent collection of antiques and art objects. Gold Star Unit Has Luncheon Mrs. Benjamin Cote ét Clark- ston -entertained 19- members and three guests of American | Gold Star Mothers,’ Chapter Nine at a ane Wednes- for the American Cancer So- -be Mra, W. EL C. GOP Plans Attending the morning coffee Tuesday at the Ottawa drive home of Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald were (left to right) Mrs. Donald M. Jacobs of South Shore drive, Mrs. Jack W. Goodchild of Hurtline road and Mrs. Robert J. Umscheid of Hartline road, all new di- rectors of Needlework Guild, and Mrs. Vaughn S. Garrison of Carol Brooks Leaders Attend Coffee Hour at Fitzgerald Home : Pontiac Needlework Guild Makes Plans for Annual Ingathering on November 14 When section presidents and directors of Needlework Guild met with Mrs, Harold A. Fitz- gerald of Ottawa drive for morning coffee Tuesday; plans were announced for the annual Ingathering on Nov, 14 in the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs, John W. Fitzgerald, president, asked directors to bring their garments to the, church between 9 and 19 a.m. NEW DIRECTORS ; New directors introduced at the coffee were Mrs. Donald M, Jacobs, Mrs. Earl Kau). Mrs. Joe T. Marshall, Mrs. James Aldrich and Mrs. C. L. Ralph, . * rr Others were Mrs. Leland ~ Clemence, Mrs, Wade Harris, Mrs. Harry. Arnkoff, Mrs. Lioyvd D, Fay, Mrs. Robert J, Umscheid and Mrs. Jack W. Goodchild British tea and coffee will be served by the Queen Mary Section from 10 to 11:30 a.m. to members and anyone. wish- ing to see the display. * * * The annual meeting is sched- wed for 11:30 a:m The Needlework Guild is the .only organization of its kind to supply completely new gar- ments and household linens to other charitable groups. REASON FOR TWO “One to wash and one to wear” is the answer to the question of ‘“‘why two new gar- ments?”’ Because it serves every kind of agency from the Oakland County . Children’s Home. to Open House . on Nov. '5-6 Oakland. County Republicans Headquarters announces an open house Nov, 5 and 6 at the new headquarters _build- - ing, 351 N. Woodward Avenue, Birmingham. Irene Giacobbi, chairman of the open house celebration, announces that the doors will be open both nights from 8 until 10:30. Assisting Miss Giacobbi will Huthwaite, Mrs.. William Beardmore and Mrs. Harry Henderson. On hand for the observance will be Larry Lindemer, chair- man of the State Central Com- mittee, and many county officers. Events Planned by Soroptimists ciety and prepated Halloween . ‘favors for the Oakland County | Subsrvisioas i Mrs. J those dealing with older peo ple, garments for all ages are welcomed. Also needed are household articles such as. sheets, pillowcases, towels, washcloths and dish towels. - With over 1,290,000 menibers throughout the United States, the Needlework Guild of Amer« ica maintains only three paid workers; all others are voluh- teers. All money received is used locally except a smal] amount which helps finance the na- tional headquarters’ work. _ AIDS RED CROSS It is the only charitable or- ganization directly affiliated with the American Red Cross to help in time of emergency. * * * Often during the year, schools refer private cases to Needlework Guild. Usually these families need only tem- porary help as a result of sick- ness, fire or other disaster. In such eases, the guild renders assistance efficiently and confi- dentially. Anyone who annually gives two new articles of clothing. household linen or money with which to buy garments be- comes a member of the guild. ~~ Clothing may be made at home or purchased. Under- wear, socks, sWeaters, shirts, skirts, mittens, dresses, caps, outing flanne] pajamas and boys’ trousers are especially needed for school boys and girls and teenagers. Outing flannel sheet« and warm bed socks are welcomed BPW Holds Gathering With Hawaiian Theme “Colorful Hawali'’ was the theme of the Wednesday mect- ing of the Pontiac Business and Professional Women's Club held at the Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Building. * * * Hostesses in authentic Ha- wailan costumes greeted each guest with “aloha’’ and pre- sented a lei. - At the refreshment. table. Mrs. Harry Randall and Mrs. Fritzi Stoddard presided. Host- esses for the evening were Mrs. Norman Dyer, Jane Dan- oS hade Harris (left), ‘@ new director of the Pontiac. Branch of Needlework Guild’ of America, Ine., reads over the list of clothing and household $ linen suggested for giving to the annual f to be held Now. 14 in First Presbyterian Church, 4 f\ ton, Mrs. Raymond Cole, Mar- garet Long, Hazel MacGirr Harriet Gates and Josephine Seeley. * * _* Following the secial hour, Mrs. Dyer and Miss Danton thowed pictures taken on their “ visit to Hawaii. Pictures of Dr. Bertha Oxenius, one of the first presidents of the local ‘club who now lives in Honolulu, were shown. Former members Ellen Bovd of Wayne and Myrtle Shore of Evatt attended. st Iroquois road, president of the Séction of the guild. by the elderly men and wom- en, AUBURN INGATHERING The Auburn Heights Section will hold its annual Ingathering on Noy. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the Auburn Heights Community Club, aceording to Mrs. Lester A. Snell, president. Mts. Ernest Howell is vice president. * * * Officers working with Mrs Fitzgerald are Mrs. Arthur H. Harrington, first vice presi- dent; Mrs. Chauncy G. Burke, second vice president; Mrs. Harold A,. Furlong, third vice president, and Mrs, Harold A. Fitzgerald, fourth vice presi- dent Mrs. A. J. Michal is execu- tive’ secretary, Mrs. Donald Nicholie, recording secretary, and Mrs. W. Ross Thompson, treasurer. * + + Miss Ella Green and Mrs. Herbert Lowes | -are. honorary presidents. GARMENT BUYERS Purchasing garments for spe- cial cases are Mrs. Claire R. Gaukler, Giairman, and her as- sistants, Mrs, Henry P. Gauk- ler Jr. and Mrs. Robert F. Pack. * * * Would you like to become a member of Needlework Guild and give two new warm gar- ments for a child or someone's grandmother or grandfather? If so, call Mrs. Edward P. Barrett of Ottawa drive, mem- bership chairman, or one of the officers. | i Sionding beside her are other new directors, Mrs. C L. Ralph of Emily court and Mrs; Joe T. Marshall of Opdyke road. Weecdted, Mrs. Earl F. Kaul of Opdyke road 2 # ayers == | avenue, and the bridegroom is the i ee iil Il ‘| af it £ d the costly silver treasures from it is stamped “made in :Shef- field.” UNIQUE WARES For .the’ connoisseur, how- ever, there'is a good deal here that is unique. * * . The period from 1714 to 1820, covered by the reigns of the British Antique Salsaeionss Ritrect- H uge Stream of American Tourists, ‘That one dollar Georgian tea- spoon can cost up to 20 dollars if it happens to carry the name The BIG © une | ” Corner : 3 DAYS ONLY — THURS. - FRI. - SAT. Factory Rebuilt Vacuum Cleaners Be Uprights — Ali Makes - ‘Conte | Year Guoerantee 16° 695 Rebuilt. - Washing Machines Guaranteed THYLE ELECTRIC FE 4-5168 $02 N. Johnson + antique in the puregt sense, cdl ho toa gman, tog : — = carry half a dozen coffee cups, Ir : i * a London salesroom. Curiosity Zs CUSTDM. | meee by ni MILO BLEDDEN -942°°W. HURON sT. |. ; Ph, FE 5-124) . Victorian period silver is : : also somewhat cheaper, but Free Pick-Up and. some of it is less than 100 Delivery years old and therefore not FOR THE FINEST CUSTOM FUR REPAIRS, REMODELING or AL- TERATIONS. Custom Cleaning. Free Park ‘ing ‘ 3 ee Ponting reas Photss Sigma: Phi City Council. The presen- tation was made Tuesday, Nancy C. Chiappelli Wed to Ralph W. Koppleburger Nancy Carroll Chiappelli and silhouette dress with beige acces-|today’s modern miss stays sweet- Presenting @ check to C. K. Patter- son (left) of Pontiac Foundation is Jean Warnock, representative of Beta She Stays Sweet ‘The ancient Egyptian enchan- . tress placed vases of perfume in| [7 her home to sweeten the air, But |) Ralph William Koppleburger were|sories and a corsage of red roses. |smelling by hushing unpleasant » married Saturday evening in ee on e will live in Marilett grim Holiness Church. = = Parents of the bride are Mr. as ms Mrs. Jamés Chiappelli of Florence jodor with a dependable deodorant! | 5 Anniversary ie * Sale ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kopple- burger of Kingston. For her wedding the bride wore a white satin gown with lace bodice and a fingertip veil of illusion- held in-place by a lace Juliet cap trimmed in seed pearis and rhinestones. She carried @ eascade arrangement of white feathered carnations centered with red roses., A niece of the bride, Antonia) 7 Shover of Port Huron, was the| 7 maid of honor. She was gowned in light blue nylon lace and net over! taffeta with a light blue feather headpiece. She carried a colonial| © bouquet of blue and white carna- tions. Hundreds * * * Flower maid Bonnie Marlane Shover, a niece of the bride, wore a gown of light blue nylon over taf % feta and a matchifig hea scithan "ante tetnare tel Man was Richard Koppleburger. Guests Were seated by Jim and Sak aE, Resins a ee bride, For a yeception held in the bride’s home, Mrs. Chiappelli wore a pink tweed suit with navy ac-| cessories and a pink carnation corsage. The bridegroom's mother chosé a navy crepe dress with win- Reg. to 12.95 : ‘Sepss @ Lush Velours e Dressy Satine e All Head Sizes ae 3 Buy several and save! Save! Save! during our Anniversary Sale. Fabulous savings on new Fail and Winter Hats. Before leaving on a trip to north-| #7 Millinery Salon — Second Floor ern Michigan ‘the new Mrs. Kopple- Make Your Important “LITTLE FURS” Dyed Muskrat or Squirrel ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICED 89 Plus 10% Fed. Tex. Im- + ported furs labeled to show country of origin. The most fashionable fur accessory is the stole! Sketched is one of several styles in beautiful heather or amber shades. Fur Salon — Second Floor Get Them Ready ‘for Winter! ALL. _ ANNIVERSARY SALE , PRICED! Bundle them into warm, sturdy jackets and show suits for play-day ard school- day warmth, No need to wonder + oe quality when at Arthur's .. now! ‘ As fo son a HERE ARE E ANNIVESARY. “PRICED WONDER-BUYS! Boys’ Duff le Jackets | Regular 14.98 10.89 Wind and water repellent study Chino with warm quilt lining. Knit collar and caffs. Zip off hood. Red or charcoal. Sizes 7 to 14. ». Girls’ Tyrolian Car Coat Priced . 7-89 Double id ted, toggle buttoned _ sturdy Chino gab jacket be preny embroidery braid trim. Quilt, lining. Comes in turquoqisé or at Sizes 7 to 14. | . Boys’ or Girls? Snow Suits . All ‘nylon. Sizes 2 to 4—3 to 6x. @, Anniversary Priced : Cetcereety | Young Folks Shop — Lower Level Sketched from Stock Famous Nome, Full Fashioned UR BLEND SWEATERS Regular 12.98 and 14.98 $G99 eis one is first quality, ‘brand new and full fashioned. A blend of 70% lambs’ wool, 20% Angora, 10% nylon, Sizes 34 to 40. ‘Aqua, black, blue, brown, navy, vanilla, green and red. Sweaters — Main Floor | Beautiful New Z Fall and Winter ~~ SUITS Reg. to $55 Reg. to $65 Reg. to $89 $56 Imported Tweeds, Yarn Dyed Wools and Polished Broadcloth. . Fur Trims. In sizes for junior, misses and half sizes. Suit Salon — Second Floor, | oie “y PARK FREE | FOR 2 HOURS! — Have your puting ing ticket vattes Aan dated for two hours anywhere i, feel at ease Jn Wilshires by Grinnell... for @ stroll or working about the _ Durable. Go well with most all sportswear, ‘Sizes Bh to 11 4AA-B _26W. Huron St. The wedge sole cushions each step, relieves pressure and lets your feet relax. Soft. Pliable. (10% to 11 — $8.98) ‘“SBoremost in Fit” FE 2-7446 fr ot a ats oo wl or ois $798 hina. Ware “eevee eevee IN DOWNTOWN PONTIAC Formerly Brown Bros. - , 4 N. Saginaw Pontiac Stationers ___ Whitfield School PTA will sponsor a fair Fri- day evening. Billy Baird of Wellington avenue, David Tripp of Avondale avenue and Susan Brown ° the fish pond booth. ‘ Pontine Press Phote of Canterbury drive (left to right) stand in front of ii % : : _ She D) |sometimes. Yes, asa ay B fi : Spends. ‘Her iting: Babysi After Using Days to Earn | ae: “There is no healthy graniimother, lwo oie er 5 g tii, erg af itt HH : : if By was 25% Off §) FE 2-4242 eRe oe 1D 7028 _ and Orchestra. Cocktails. ~ Poli Cha-Cha-Che; Sterdust: Lee pslonas; etc. Recorded yo ong 7023 _ BOX SATURDAY ; Le “fa + Little White Lies: ‘ , ere DANCE PARTY: Terry and Orchestra. Al. Choo Choo My Baby; White 1D 7032 DANCING WITH MY FAIR A ‘with Rain in Spain; Show Me; Ascot Gavotte: other My Fair Lady ites. ‘TV PARTY: Eddie et. Harvest Moon Polka: From- js at the Mardi Gras: favorites. and the CASA Smoke Rings: Rhythm: in the. Poly- Protected Package! — Perfect Blend of Artist, Music, Price! oO 7034 SONGS AND STORIES FOR —GHILDREN: Ray Heatherton. School “ Days; Hansel and Gretel; Alice in Wonderland. A child’s delight. -( 7026 SONG OF HAWAII: Lani McIntyre and Orchestra. Song of the slands; Hawaiian Wer Chant; The One Rose; etc. () 7029 BOHEMIAN POLKAS: Jerry Mazanec with Hill and Dale Polka; Old Timers; Friendship Polka; Justina Polka ‘and others. [) 7001 SEMPER FIDELIS: The Marches of John Philip Sousa, with the Goldman Band. Includes Semper Fidelis, E! Capitan and many more. ( 7044 METRONOME ALL-STARS: , The top jazz hoe winners as selected by readers of Metronome through the years. Hear such performers as Harry James, Ziagy Elman, ete. 7022 TS: Marion Marlowe and Frank Parker. Take Me in Your Arms: | gerd You Truly: We Kiss in a Shadow, e [) 7018 THAT GOLDEN CHARIOT: Golden Gate Quartet with Jezebel; Wade in the Water: Shadrach; No Restricted Signs: and more. [) 7033 BOB HANNON SINGS FOR a Bimbo; jon Wy the Ca- Going to H = ae and Saw caus chil 0) 7043 ND ND Mk RANDAY Seat South Afgan frican Folk Songs, ~* ineludi When «yeh Jonathan: Umbria others. ( 7027. Andre TOUJOURS PARIS: : Toffel with Valentine: C'est si bons Rififi; and other 0 7020 IN Oto VIENNA: ‘Marek Weber Pte Yiles ten he ‘Mienna Woods: and others. Pontioc ee 2 ‘ ee He? 4, Pal of th i bl ow and 70's, metics and vitamins and other GENERAL HUNCH modeiti medical miracles, But I've almost reached the point most of all, I think, it’s in the where I can tell you, when | point of view. you are in your 20's, whether * @-s There's a fascination with life, a curiosity about the world, a can't-wait-for-the-next- minute approach which chil- dren have, and that is the com- mon denominator of the eter- nally young. young or prematurely old. Not in so many words, of course, but I do get a general “hunch.” Part of staying young, . of course, is in sensible living — eating decently, being gener- ally moderate in most things, getting enough ‘fresh air, ex- ercise and sleep. approach are Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hoff of Sitka, Alaska. Two people who have this - ee ee are | Alst Aashversary Sale! | ENTIRE STOCK of Reg. to 12.95 3 Days Only! § All the important slim looks . .. poinfed, semi- # jewel trimmed . . . con- black, brown, grey, suede, broadtail, smooth calf, All sizes included. ES everything. ‘ DRESS SHOES ; Zest for Life Makes Youth Last I met the Hoffs last summer at Chautauqua, where I was visiting friends. While taking a walk with my friend one day, I spotted a young-looking couple who were babbling excitedly to each other. When I asked my companion — who knows everybody — who they were, she told me and when we caught up to them introduced us. : * * * The Hoffs do a radio show— and quite a show—over KSEW, tke voice of Sheldon Jackson Junior College in Sitka, Alaska. They had brought their tape- recorder with them on their visit to the States, and were planning interviews and speeches for later use. >| ENORMOUS KICK You could see that they were living life to the hilt and get-- ting an enormous kick out of x * * When I asked what prompted their visit to the States, they said, blithely, “Our son gradu- Sted from Hneverd axa oc: 4-urls Kept Lovely — course, we had to be there.” | According to a survey, 39 is the I was just getting used to the age of women and SHOP idea of a grown son, when Mrs. - [39 cent boast gray hair. These Hoft piped up with “and, of (busy beauties save time by using G@’sS other sont curtis aes silver curls lovely aa Pat the son on a retake: a ¢ North Saginaw St. young people consideration deplore their lack of it. Gamma Chapter Will Present Husbands’ Party Mrs, William Ford of Menom-) Prepare for Yule Modern Homemakers met at the * Travel Bureau 296 N. Hunter Bivd. Birmingham . MI 6-2170 inee road was hostess to members. chairmen. Mrs. William Baer announced | ithat articles for the Needlework) \Guild Ingathering will be accepted | at the Nov. 12 meetifig in the home of Mrs. Robert Clark on Pioneer_drive., MACHINE or . MACHINELESS PERMANENTS for Wifficult or fine hair. > [Ege I oldys / Permanent Wave Shop ‘12 School St. FE 2-6039 pointed, silk, antique, F | - cealed and decorative . elastic collars... cSt f t ative ssiibection in the most comfortable manner “WONDER BRA” A Pal bt thing nares White _ B. Longline in | bu | 250" Tempe ow on ody! WéderePs: welael eorsttiores: Will fit you "Seon he Fen Rattan Somtert 95° ‘now ag t Federals "25 39 slims, Sizes 95 AN xi — See ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER | 24, 1957 interests. not even time wo ° Diboe : “y study, English, Twas - no happy.” = = | M ; oe a “go Wes Ss issed - 71" “EF expeét to live in New York,” she. said. “First I will Lucille V.. | in. Cap ital “| take an eight-week course in eee -The most papeciaaet in 13000.8C _dress in your wardrobe iceongiheeiiocsighiedliinamala | Washington in the fall of 1956, | her husband was/serving with. and’ the bride. injeeted-« new note of ‘gaiety | the French underground, she _ard sophistication into Embag | sang at a chic New York Sup- English at ‘Cohumbie Univer smartwomen BASIC SHEATH, 100% wee JERSEY. Schwarzer and Ex- ie of Envoy sity," , Richard 0. | Plans Career in | GREATER FLUENCY wore nothing B93. Smi : ; mo I noted that: she already | Smith are New York City spoke with greater fluency than married Oct. | when I interviewed her last : 12 in. Maple.| |. 789-348 EADS | April in Washington. Then we in 1957 AD 9 to 15 az i es WASHINGTON — The witty |-had conversed through an in | . to , erpreter. t, a vn ot Ee ae en eee ek : smartwomen = Black, Red, Green enaiadl the from her husband, Herve, the When ben séttled I hope to | daughter of French ambassador, shocked ae commercial decorating, weor nothing ry iM their friends, is missed on the | restaurants, nightclubs, little r. dnd MTs. social scene this season. shops, and I will probably sing be Joseph * * -*. again,” she said, / vf Schwarzer, | The cowl whe come to | During World Wer fl, white seamless stockings groom s par ° sy Row partying. | per club. She/ also-has made ents are Mr.| As hosts at the big Norman--| ‘ecordings. aad Mis dy-style embassy, they joined e/* * “ in giving generously of their w ashingfon is familiar with . Jesse Smith. | diverse talents—he as a mimic | Mrs. Alphand’'s gift as a dec- and witty raconteur, the beau- orator. pe bes begun to trans- teous blonde Claude as an ac- tly oe oe oe rather complished singer and guitar- my embassy into a resi- ist. ' dence with a light, young look. seveaninas Mer flair for color, line and cag cos See texture combinations was no- Washington has ot seen | ‘table in several of the down- Mrs. Alphand since her depar- } giairs rooms she had done MR. AND MRS. RICHARD O. SMITH ture for France last. spring, 80/| over. it was with some surprise | found myself facing her in the elevator of a smal} East Side Missionary Feted Lucille Schwarzer Weds hote] in New York recently ry Ruth Young of China Inland told her she was missed in the — Mission’ was honored at @ coopera-. Mi Ch capital. tive dinner given- Tuesday evening in ssouri ur ch Rite * .* Sf ay meeshers of Third Philathea “T in turn will miss the (Class of First Baptist Church. Miss —_ Vv a Schwarver be- with a scooped neckline outlined ae ee furan gl aie wae ce . ee parod e es e of Richard Otto with ruffles. The full skirt was ac- we dane mhetied ih is pad pare nd eee ae es er ag ae Chile Oca ae cented by a sash which formed a But ‘er a bath tt to test 1 oer { ie Chure a- ; tor us . . | plewood, Mo. The Rev. John Frei-' fares how extending into streamers cannot live the official life. . | an laundry equipment should be herger solemnized the Oct. 12 cere- “L had no time for my own ‘grounded . The best man was Howard —.—-— mony in ~ —e of 100 guests. icra der of Maplewood * | no seams to worry about ote tt a8 g PRT oneal day and dress sheers po ‘ p> It's No Trick || Followi ere The bride is the daughter of Mr senabiod a a mea a a ar : ae Week and Mrs. Joseph Schwarzer of Buckingham Dining Reem, Ma- ‘End ee Clarence stréet, and the bride- plewood. groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.! - Jesse Smith of -Vandalia, Il For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. : Schwarzer chose a midnight blue For her wedding the bride dress trimmed in black with light | chose a waltz-length’ gown of ny- blue and black accessories and a lon tulle over satin with a fitted (white carnation corsage. Mrs. lace bodice, a Sabrina neckline smith wore a dark blue suit with and long, tapered lace sleeves. pink and black accessories and a The bouffant skirt was outlined whjie carnation corsage. in lace, and the rhinestone - * ée * sprinkled lace veil was secured to a Juliet cap trimmed with | Before leaving on a trip through, Hiinois the new Mrs. Smith seed pearls. changed to a red and black pin Lucille’s bouquet consisted of stripe dress with red and black lilies-of-the-valley centered with a accessories and the orchid from | white orchid, and she carried a her bridal arrangement. to Treat the | Kids When |]: PEGGY he) You Buy at Lage ° * SAGINAW OT. Specials Thomas... Hallowe'en Specials —. FRIED CAKES Sugaréd, nutty or Dos. 30° | , IRISH TWEEDS lain ...... — Acetote and: Reyon -..-: prayerbook, | The couple is residing in Maple- | tue * et sowan wey | Maple Nut ” ge Covered 1 ge Detachable Jacket Matron or Mrs. Howar ‘hes 7 Wagon . , _ Schrader of Maplewood, sister *f Beating Fluffs Up Chiffon Cake, ea. Breed loaf 9 ~ White linen collar the bride, wore a pale blue taffeta —. : og ) —_ gown in a ballerina length,..fea-.Fiderdown Quilts Apple Nut -¢ ¢ Plum Perfect ¢ grotgrom: CUNnmnerey turing a fitted torso and bouffant Bread. loaf 29 Coffee Cake. ¢3 9 oe skirt. Her headpiece was a blue Wash vour eiderdow.a quilt by td — e ake, ea. feathered tiara, and she carried hand in lots of warm soap or ro ‘ rerbook. detergent suds, ati i PC. Se nee peayerhe eal vot of Ph aes eos HOT BREAD VARIETY DAILY (EXCEPT SATURDAY) FLOWER GIRL > _ ~_ READY AT 3 P. Rinse well, squeeze out extra wien Ct ox tee hea water, and hang the quilt in the]. - = hade. Shake it often duri N cown was ot Nile-green taffeta gving ST ROMAS Pastry Shop i | lant of all, beat it well on both] 121 W. Huron St. . FE 4-8163 jakies wuh tn out-lechiqned carpet Plenty of Parking at Side and Rear of Building beater: this flufts and disiributes | 9:39 4. M. to 10 P. M. Daily — Closed Saturday at 6:30 P. M. A. {the down filling. al aia a fo - ee ’ Ma BLACK CAC CP ETS an Thrifty sewing for you th a etl looking skirt that can be made from a yard of 54-inch fabric in the smallér sizes. Why not sew sev-' eral? i: No. 8149 with Patt-O-Rama is in : ee waist sizes 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 32. . : we Size 3, r yard of 54-ineh. , , eG teas For this pattern, send 35c in . é j sy, coins, your mame, address, size b | desired and the pattern “number wo Kj tral 1 1eées 2 | to Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press, ‘ 0, | 372 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, I.’ Ma Send 25¢ more with your pattern ane oe order for the new Fall & ‘Winter, ‘S7. issue of our pattern magazine, Basic Fashion. Inspiring and so/ practical for every home sewer. ‘the coat you'll want ur Cade “ Water repellent reversible 7 for rain or shine. 29** Sizes 10 to 18, ealing « . . two brilliant new Ssy or suity — each in soft, Openly beautiful, beautifully rev fashions for mid-season wear, d lovely suede— aR Sa Ee eee : = Exclusively Open a. convenient | , } - SHOP DOWNTOWN , 4s a Christmas: | Ours! C. B.A. account, take - PEGGY: Ss _ Mon. and Fri. to 9 P.M, , YARN. | up to 6 months to pay = sal sain. dactieen tae Tues., Wed., Thurs. OXFORD SHOP]. for your purchases. im and Sat. to 5:30 59 W. Huron. FE 4-7212 1 fi st her _oue PONTIAC. PRESS. THURSDAY. 0 manna career _ARPEGE by a CLOONAN’S - “For Famous Names in Cosmetics” 74 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-0161 we encountered in a nationwide survey of youthful antics. | i i | ST. RITA’S CHURCH IN HOLLY Sth ANNUAL SMORGASBORD | SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27th Serving Noon to 5:00 P. M. Featuring Over 50 Different Dishes ‘——ALL YOU CAN EAT — Adults $2.00 Children: $1.00 1 these capers, upset by their locks with rie bleaches to achieve a nd ee Nee Ss atten 9 poet phe sige: We learned, for instance, that Some adulis, no doubt, * * * Caught in the nether world be- ==, tween childhood and manhood, |teenagers dote on being different }from both age groups. In a way, nee hate to grow Perhaps ‘“‘originating” is “lightning bright’ hairdo! ee oe Double Feature! | STAR ATTRACTIONS! BOTH WITH HIGH OR MID HEELS Ww ‘ractoon coats are coming. back faster than you think, that blue ‘jeans and sloppy Joe sweaters are) on the way out, that teenagers have a dozen different ways of indicating ‘“golng steady" and that, despite this year's high schooler will be neater, dressier and more conservative than last "year’s model. | ‘REMEMBER GOLDFISH? will be these youthful methods | of gaining attention, but they ought to think back to their own college and high school days when swal- lowing goldfish, wearing lumber- jack shirts and doing the “Big Apple’ were the rage. . and even a language that are. all their own. { too ‘strong a word, since most of these antics are borrowed and adapted. from other ‘generations and other walks of life. The may be new y on most st high school ' ‘ 5 t her raccoon coat. w Seen. Across Nation ” Silver | _Judy Roberts of Tulsa, a freshman “at Oklahoma State University, sports More and more of these ancient moth-eaten relics areseen A BER 24. 1957 at_ college football games _ and pep. rallies but, generally speaking, sans sports car! Three Designers Share Fashion Award Honors Voted tops in American fash- fon’ this year are three de- signers who shared honors in the full-dress presentation of the Coty American Fashion “TY trite” Award at the Metro- politan Museum in New. York. * * * Sydney Wragge.. designer of ready - t0- wear sports clotlies and separates, and Miss Leslie Morris, custom designer for a New York specialty shop, each received “Winnie’’ trophies, while a special award of a sil- ver plaque was made to Em. eric Imre Partos, Hungarian- born fur designer. FASHIONS SHOWN As winners were announced by Eugenia Sheppard, women’s editor of the New York Herald Tribune, the awards were pre- sented by Grover A. Whalen, representing Coty, climaxing a fashion show of selected garments from previous award winners of the last 15 years before an audience of 700 in- vited guests, * * * Wragee, big, bluff and rud- ._ and continued ‘to his present 4 | . § Women Buy Their Furs | for Luxury NEW YORK woman buys fur she isn't dy, looks more like a sports- man than a designer, and spends most of his spare time either sailing or golfing. & former-men's shirt-maker, he started designing first shirts, then skirts for women, warm wrapped in a blanket eminence, PHILLY SOCIALITE Miss Morris is a Philadel- phia socialite, wife of Ira Jew- ell Williams Jr., and a design- er of made-to-order clothes for one of New York's top-bracket shops, it jacket or full-length coat, time or evening fur fashion, a fur does things for her. In the past seasons and in- | creasingly se this winter, light | furs as well as colored furs and | white furs have gained in popu- * * * Special award winner Partos was born in Hungary, fought it is possible, in light fur, to i before coming to New York. with the French army during the war and afterward worked with the French underground, working in the salon of Chris- tian Dior after the liberation, design Black furs and dark furs general- ily are stunning. But they tend to ibe all of a piece unless they're lightened and brightened by con- Ideal for a dress winter eve- trasting collars, cuffs or linings. ning is the satin shirtwaist dress They also tend to be more severe. , jin two colors: Top in pale blue Fur colors this year include a! ard wide skirt tn soft ft green. ‘navy that’s actually royal: blue, | | See Ste rma of | and each only 99 le at Maling’s — _ TEL-HURON’ SHOPPING CENTER open ‘nights to 9 p.m. : Bh hinge thuredey, friday, saturday VL thursday, friday saturday ew «OO ‘save up to 1! exciting wool knit dresses: .— rare exception, buying something | to keep her warm, She could keep’. She is buying luxury. In return has a for her money, she wants a luxuri- — ous feeling and pure flattery. Be day- woman puts her money into fur because it wil] make her look pret- ‘tier, because the silky softness of larity. The reason for this is that ; P5e"5.95 With levis and Soegerene gone | from the fashion scene among, “hip” (i.e. culturally integrated) | teenagers, girls will lean heavily towards Bermuda shorts, straight, skirts, pale ‘pink lipsticks, silver and neutral nail polishes, natin’ Complete Selection f sweaters, wool_ socks (worn high| Z0% east of the Mississippi, rolled in, INFANTS’ WEAR f in the W ccoon t , a pak . oo ‘chant @ Strollers @ Hi-Chairs slacks ‘and carcoats in polished e@ Buggies Cribs cotton. * * * | A new jewelry fad is pear! studs ‘inserted in perforated ear lobes. Boys, also deserting the sloppy look, will be resplendent L: char- | coal gray slacks, bola (string) ties, V-neck sweaters worn over | white tee-shirts, brightly flowered | | vests, loud argyle socks, loud and | large cuff links (providing a | dress shirt is worn, which is seldom), raccoon coats, and— either paratroop beots or “Libs,” \ meaning patent leather shoes like | Liberace wears. Only the duck-tailed haircut pre-. | Crib ‘n Cradle} 740 W. Huron FE 8-803] Plenty of Free Parking: from BATHTUBS - SINKS bottoms of COPPER POTS THLE FLOORS - METALS , vails in their return to sartorial ALUMINUM OO ea ee ign, Splendor. STORM WINDOWS 3 Waste—water—from—your—anto-+- >not oo /matit; washer can be discharged into the septic tank providing it. large ‘enough capacity, FAIRLAWN, NEW JERSEY 10 CENT STORES +f Ka GP > F< LA $i ——E | CONVERTIBLE wedge crepe soles. in grey, black and red r - Gray Only Boys’ Combat Boots Sizes 10 to 3 Block and $ Ass Brown Boys’ Sizes 21% to 6 usually $19.98 and $29.98 @ The savings are exceptional! The styles the newest of the season! The selection outstanding! HURRY! @ Stunning~designs in all wool chenille knits! Solid and novelty weaves in exciting two piece styles! @ Cardigans! Overblouses! Styles with pert peter pan collars, wing collars, v-necklines. See them all! *59 Boys’ Engineer Boots Sizes 12 to 3 5" Big Boys’ Sizes 214 to 6 @ Every color imaginable! Darks, brights, pastels! In misses sizes 10 to 18. Be here early and save! $795 A Complete Line of Rubber Footwear Open Monday and Fridey Nights ‘til 9 P.M. t \ a PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1957 je nat fi Imbalance By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN The following is.an excerpt from a recent letter and presents a prevalent problem: “I would like for you to explain’ y - why men and women going through the climacteric become irritable and forgetful and have a change in personality. “| know one woman who be. came hostile to ber family, and | I have noticed that both men and women may become anti- social at this time," Not all women or men have this —— 7. p> fiegmers How- ever, there a tendency toward irritability and there may be chronic fatigue for a while, or some depression, This is due to glandular im. balance. As the sex glands be- Coals Tensions » The woman herself may not \Tealize just what is happening to her at first, She may be tense and quicker to tears and temper come less active, other glands take over. During this transition and readjustment period such symptoms may occur, KNOW THE REASON than usual, long before she her- | * * * Her bewildered husband and ee Seen wee leon e- Se te ig agen aaron ee irae’ fre of Life May ‘KEE Fensine because they have not been ac- customed to such treatment. The “|wife in turn is hurt and less able than usual to cope with it. SERIOUS STATE _ cS A situation like this can snow- \lball into @ serious state unless it is straightened out. I think every middle-aged man should be given) @ medical lesson by his doctor x * * 5 ICity AAUW - r and that every young . husband should learn about premenstrual tension. This would avoid a lot : of marital unhappiness. -|Voorheis road home of Faye ‘Tf you would -like to have my Educators Speak to Eastern PTSA “Know Your Schools” is to be the topic for Eastern Junior High School PTSA this year. Kenneth Nagley, principal, spoke . at the Tuesday meeting on fune- tions of the school, and use of student money was explained by} - E. L, Sturdy, assistant principal. Inez Owen talked on guidance and Florence Gullstrand on the ‘ lawards system and activities. Shop children react somewhat violently instructor Ray Lowry spoke on fundamentals of various shops, . auge, jew fall Gorn. 3 Pair $2 87 N. Saginaw St. 4 It’s Our Birthday . . . but you'll do the celebrating with our low, low Anniversary Prices on our usual quality brand nationally known shoes" for women, men and children! HURRY IN TODAY! 3800 PAIR SHOES from Our: Regular Stock Including: ~ STRAPS, HI, MEDIUM AND LOW HEELS AAAA to B-D, Sizes 4 te 11. Formerly to 13.95 — 14.95 and 15.95 ANNIVERSARY “PRICE $Q09 DIEM’S Shoe Store WEDGIES, TIES, PUMPS, Broken Lots CHILDREN SHOES Reg. 5.95-6.95 $3.99 This pretty frock, designed for ‘the. young party-goer, is not only ‘dainty but also durable! It's cro- and trimmed with frills of red land white stripe and gaily colored |crose-stitch motifs. Pattern No. 5700 contains crochet directions—sizes 2, 4, 6 incl.; ma- terial requirements; finishing di- rections. Send 25c in coins, your name, jaddress and the pattern number |to- Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, 372 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Il. Have you a copy of our 1957 ‘Needlework Album? It contains 56 _ FE 2-2492 OPEN MONDAYS AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 P. M. Sapphire for Winter ‘colorful pages showing many pretty \designs; plus directions for making three crochet items and a quilt. ae Important winter color for cos- | tume jewelry is sapphire blue. 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Holds 36 MOVIE CAMERA FILM SUN DIAL 3-LENS MOVIE ‘cheted from sparkling white cotton) Discusses the Balkans of the American Association of University Women met at the Donelson Mancny evening. panel discussion concerning the Balkan states. In the absence of Viola Krueger, chairman, her sis- ter, Amy, acted as moderator. Tt was voted to hold meetings for the remainder of the year at the library of Isaac E. Crary Junior High School. Members will Members of the Pontiac Branch) The sal salle cialaaa. al. = moving from the ballet stage to\ Taso tap balagng Wah -teul the campus. Made of an elastic nylon yarn that stretches to fit all types of figures, tights are the coed's” choice — for sports, or under kilties and Ber muda shorts. mported loungewear,Javished on gowns and Wonderfully _ flattering to the'gown that has lace trim. Girls’ and Infante CORDUROY Infants’ and Boys’. 2-Pe. 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Ackerman Roberts, North Branch today in the North and South Sen- Jim Samec, iors Golf Championship. Brieger, Capac, Wright, of Watertown, Mass., Price holed out a 40-foot putt on the 2ist hole and defeated J.-M, cues Wells of Newell, W.Va., 1-up. a A — *x* * * Ae Olena eat of the Pistons | MR. AND MRS. TODAY — Last night Miss Carolyn McNamara | Ackerman, of Princeton, N.J. in Crympia tation, Ameng of Iowa. City, Iowa, watched her fiance Guy Sparrow of Pontiac as pamela gi ba cali nar He Howe ot te Wig | be made his pro basketball debut with the New York Knicks. This |tay een “+¥~ doug Wings and Bobby 1 and | ™Oorhing they became Mr. and Mrs, Sparrow in @ church ceremony | ‘The tournament, at the Pine- Lou Creckmur of the Lions, | © Detroit. , hurst Country Club ends Saturday.| ex-Tiger star now playing for parro Sco the Cleveland Indians. =. S = res Six Points x * 2 ‘Bird’ Moves Fast do the job,” the Knicks"| * Coach Vince Boryia sald he was satisfied with Sparrow's per- Pettit, Ed voterans as Bob * others,” Macauley and Boryla commented. “He can make this league, and I wouldn't have used him that early in the game if I had thought he couldn't . Sparrow blew a couple of shots on breakaways and he was with five able to hold a scrimmage. “And/ that Was because I used four jay- vee players,” said coach Don) The Knicks took an early lead Hoff. and never fell behind. They held a x* * &* 51-43 halftime advantage. The sewest gag going around | s.ccrow went inte the game te about the Russian satellite, | start the second half and played Sputnik, is that it is probably | ror 1¢ of the 24 minutes of the ~ Just one of Mickey Mantle’s last two quarters. home runs circling the globe. * * * ie ae ee a ogee A big drawback on many prep|tempts ~— = oe football teams is the lack of a|‘**ws for his six points. placekicker to boot those valuable = re. tS extra points..Imlay City should) “I-was a bit nervous,’ Sparrow be well set for a few years with said. “I guess I have a few things freshman Roger Lomerson cur-ion my mind,” he laughed as re- rently carrying a 5-for-6 record. ‘ferred to his marriage today. Moore, Spieser Sign Up Tifle. Boutin January DETROIT W#.— Detroit, which'a 2-yearold slugger who always hasn't had a championship boxing) has called Detroit-home. Ezzard Charles de- * _* It will match champion Archie Moore of-Toledo, San Diego, St. way to keep from losing $100,000. That's the amount they teed ei Victory Over Leafs 2nd Straight After Threats ~ by Coach Whether the threats to bring up 2! ge thony Moore in seven rounds in i fi 8 3 murs was goalie Lorne “Gump” with a $10 stub; 7 es AE i period, which iginited a short and lively free-for-all that sent two. “Leafs and another Ranger to the Bay City vs, Midland ged box, Rochester Bg Birmingham Munising Is NBC Site : | gwarded a franchise to Munising/| = as one of the sites of the 1958)” district tournaments in Michigan, || vs, v8 imiay Cliy vs, a ee z than three monthg to figure out a| F EE semen Pontiac Doctor Seeks Elephant, Kudu in Africa ~ M. C. Worster’s Big Game Safari First Stop in World Tour Pits team mentioned fi home: team. = : ee % bold face is constnsus fayprits, KEARNS CORNWELL ABAIR MOATS | (48-18-3727) (45-21-3681) (45-21-3—.081) (44-22-3604) ° Bay City. : Cit: Bay City Bay City . E. De i Ebel. E. Detroit x. Detrols retcre Southfield St. t.. Ben Ortonvilis Ortonville Holly Holly ~ Imlay City Gentes Cy Win As the league races start moving down the wire, the picking from the grape- vine keeps getting tougher. Lake Orion had the pickers tripped up by beating | Clawson, and three staffers fell with Pontiac. - ; With PHS idle this week we go out on the limb in the top game in the state — Bay City Central’ versus Midland, sticking with the Saginaw Valley school. Here are the choices for this week. and it seems all the pickers are 17 out of yards and Zz al Fe! s ig Sos re gee 385 #82 a 7.9 average per play. Haller second with an 18-yard rushing gain to boost his total to 324 for 9.5 average, best in the‘ circuit. iH ‘ }Open Campaign Before 10,961 to Motor City The defending champions of the National Basketball Association, the Boston Celtics, spoiled the tea party for the Detroit Pistons, who -}made their pro debut in the Motor City’s Olympia before 10,961 fans _ jlast night, ae Boston rallied in the fourth quar. ter to defeat the Pistons, 105-94, after celebrities of sports and the political- field gave the new De- troit pro team an official welcome, Governor G. Mennen Williams, Detroit city officials, representa- tives of the city’s other pro, clubs, the Lions, the Tigers and the Red Wings, welcomed the basketball franchise in pre-game ceremonies, But the final result did not go well for the Pistons, The firs half of the game saw the lead exchange hands several times and at halftime Detroit led, 51-46. Midway in the third period the Piston lead extended to 67-54, but then the Celtics: caught fire and moved ahead 83-82 and never lost the lead, Detroit was hurt when its two top scorers, Walter Dukes and George Yardley, fouled out of the game, Boston had five men in- the double figures with Bill Sharman leading the attack with 24 points, Tom Heinsoha had 14, Bill Rus- sell 15, Low Tsioropoulos and Frank Ramsey added 13 each, Russell played his vsual de fensive game in blocking several Detroit shots, By CHUCK ABAIR It's that time of the year again when they start separating the Class B prep leagues are excelient examples where the axe may fall on someone. Feature game of the night in the Wayne-Oakland loop will be at Northville where the defending champion and currently 2nd place Mustangs host Milford, the 3rd- Matching that one will be the Oakland B clash between Claw- son and Troy at Clawson. Both Milford and Clawson face elimi- LANSING ( — Harry Allen of today in a lottery to determine filed applications for the 31 areas where the Seasons are scheduled Nov. 15-30 and Dec. 1-2. SromeenIeer maser’, [Draw Deer-Permit Names ing seven areas had more per- mites available than applications submitted. In the other three areas, applications were so few above quota that officials de- cided to issue the extra few permits. Dr. Leo Katz, head of the de- partment of statistics at Michigan State University drew the first number. 78 Instead of drawing names in un- its of 100 as was done last year, Sei names arranged alphabetically «|were selected in the ratio of ap- plications to area quotas. Applicants will receive permits —or notice that their ndmes were * not drawn—by Nov. 1. Oxterd Bt. Ben. Bolly Holly Imlay baty Imlay” City e Al Benton in Court , on Auto Theft Count SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — Al + Benton, once termed the “‘pitch- ing marvel of modern baseball,” /|came into federal court in San 5| Francisco today as an accused F | automobile thief. The former Detroit: Tiger ‘‘iron ~|man’’ moundsman, whose active > baseball. career ended dn 1953, ad- || mitted he purchased a car in Sac- | |ramento, Calif., in 1954 with a spurious check and took it to Oklahoma City where he was in- > \dicted by a federal grand jury last =| May for auto theft. > : ¥ . John’s (Bkn) 15, Fairfield, (Conn) 50 Fal Island ier = * Manhetlan' 15,’ toua a d 4 - ae | nation from the title races if they lose, since each already has one joss. week, Both teams have good scoring power and the fact that Troy will! be at full strength for the 1st time in three weeks could result in an- other upset. Fullback Dave Stokes rejoined the Colts Monday follow- ing an injury. Elsewhere around the Wayne- Oakland, Bloomfield Hills and Middies’ Squad Hit by Injuries. ANNAPOLIS, Md. ® — “The Navy Hospital ought to have a good squad this week.” * * Ral That was Navy Coach Eddie Erdelatz’ comment on his football team's condition yesterday as it continued pra for the Penn game in Philadelphia Saturday. At least six Middies will miss the game because of injuries, in- cluding former : first string full- back Dick Dagampat and regular right tackle Jim - Martinez, who victory_over Georgia last Satur- day. * * * Penn also is ailing, Coach Steve Sebo told Navy reporters in a telephone interview that quarter- back Frank Riepl, who has been sidelined since the Penn State game, will-not even stiit up, Half- back Rick McGinley also - won't and Oak Park at Grosse Pointe suffered knee injuries in the 27-14) Sparrow and his bride are 1 It was Boston's second win in — to leave for New York this as many nights and the first de. ‘ feat in only one game for the ST Lours, oo), NEW YoRK pun Pistons, who now meet the Phila. me ik mem re «eo cee fife. fie ay MeCauly 14 Fee $38 2 The crowd witnessed a fist McMahan 3 3 8 Jordon 1 @ 3} swinging session early in the cr, fs bpm, EH sausertusians” Gd” chaos Mor'son 73 8 See 28 6 Knickerbockera and Charley Totals 31:33 88 = Totals 34 44 118 4 coat = ——_ . ‘ “BIRD” SCORES — Pontiac's Guy Sparrow row scored six points in his debut in pro basket- | For Detroit, Yardley had 20 Big Ten‘s Top helped the New York Knickerbockers open their — ball. In the feature game the Detroit Pistons lost {#94 Dukes 19 before leaving the Passers Meet season last night at the Detroit Olympia with a a 10504 decision to the Boston Celtics, game on fouls, = 112-95 victory over the St. Louis Hawks, Spar- aN 2 & . crowd showed plenty of jat E. Lansing enthusiasm as it welcomed pro CHICAGO # — Two of the Big) |) . \P/ . besketball back to Detroit after staves Big Games in B Leagues Friday ‘2=-2---- Jim Ninowski of Michignn rhe . | the Pistons to Detroit after 16 years in Fort Wayne, Ind., said, , “We will be in Detroit for a long Clarkston meet-in a battle of ‘area time, We are very happy with rivals, Holly seeks its 4th triumph the turnout, even with the bad Welcome New Pro Club - . i pa 7 at Brighton and West Bloomfield| weather.” play but having ene victory less |¢y - - SEEDOIT OG ., BeeTEN, am than Holly, is favored to keep roll- ille. Noble 5 111 Roseu “, 3 fj ing behind a speedy backfield and| Lake Orion is expected to add |fisben 3 $$ Cm, 22 48 big line. another notch on the winning | Ytllstis 2 33 Nichole” 724 te * cide lot the ledger in ite drive | ucduir 133 Risen i? 3 ' school’s Ist Oakland B | g.. M4 sad odd mabe tan iooauaes crown at Avondale, while Fits |Duice Tip Ramey" 38 it if breakaway runners Joby Zecun’| gerald hosts Madison in the other want Oa aed docey’ Sadak "| oop game. Total 339894 ‘Total 3633 108 salah aad devote elie ee ee ee a ae res weight and depth which eguld make/slate for the Ist time with Roch-|(° | of A the difference. : ester making its debut at home onviction ragon ir and Romeo favored Although Troy is unbeaten, the |22#/nst Lapeer R rsed C Bulldogs will be underdogs | £2, back on the winning sidelR@VQ ourt pre-season favorite and had been 8% LOS ANGELES @ — Conviction living up to the bilting untit Lake | TWo- contests are set-in-the tight! o¢ ier Art (Golden Orion lowered the boom ast /South Central Conference. North poy) Aragon on a fight fixing ford is at Millington in the pair. East Detroit, hoping to start a new victory streak, is at home against Birmingham, Port Huron plays at Ferndale and ist-place Hazel Park defends its lead at Mt. Clemens in Eastern Mich- South Lyon will host Boysyille District Court of Appeals, . The court set aside the convic- will have Armada at Imlay” City guard from Hamilton, ©., is happy Boilermaker after he led be back to full strength and sev- eral other players ‘are injured, . * 4 a J ‘ team to the 20-13 upset ‘of Michigan State last weekend. Bra was named AP lineman of the week for ry tag 4 SF charge was reversed today by the | bests sp Hepes ee oe is Hy. ee: oF ae : } vo a _om Lelie PRESS. srmimspay, ocrourn 24, 1057 pes 5 ‘ fines : ; 2 i st F f i : ge ue eee oe ! “oy 8 i ' i ; = ern kee ae i 4 ‘ ; re F ye. y f : r ~ of Any. NEW. or USED Tahattnevin Vidas: Chevrolet” For a Limited Time Only! “Hurry Before the Pumps Run Dry” “27 1957 Chevrolets Left to Be Sold” _ ALSO A FINE SELECTION OF USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! “We Keep Comomers” Matthews-Hargreaves Chevrolet 39 Mill St. 631 Ocklend et Coss Phone FE 5-4161 211 S. Saginaw | HRS ENN RAMU Suge 2) MR WM, pacer Li moi au FOR YOURSELF. WHAT A MIGHTY VALUE YOU GET - —_ a ow . Z ee ¢ ¢ CJ e +f liao te spaces ie i ’ aaa , be wo a) i 4 “an Mo Shes. | | ‘ cg Co ae this had a at the importance of Satur- Thnia|day’s game is magnified in Minne- apolis. It has been a sellout of than 63,000 for months. with tna. |™°re : Both teams go into 48th Sa * * * ip, the year's top handicap mare, | weight-for-age race for fillies. and -\Rice’s entry of Pucker Up and|"** Beautillion appeared certain to be |9°rmstield 3, Dick Larson, second- behind LEXINGTON, Ky, # — Willie|ran this 1957 total to 318, a Gewiteee Youso, a huckling tackle, leading the nation’s|plenty of backing in his attempt|was bedded this. week with the ar, will try|to break the record of 40 stakes ixi/Asian flu. ' Tpearold filly honors mares. Right halfback Mike Shatusky Wille * 0 se “second to and center Gene Snider have been Hartack in the jockey race, will rah Fs AG sidelined by bad backs. Their stat- be on Pucker Up. Mrs. Ada L us for Saturday's game is in doubt York 3, phe shore tie/hurt at Michigan, but they seem mune f at x -® | For this season the bald 30- lends who can get down the field in a hurry to snag his long throws and a line that's been giving him a little more time to throw. As the 49ers have won three of their first four National Football League games to go into the un- |expected position of co-leaders in ithe Western Conference, Tittle has Ss Known. for years as predomi- |nantly a running team, one of the few pro outfits to bank so heav- lily on rushing, the 49ers this sea- son have scored eight of their 10 | touchdowns This Could Be Tittle’s Best Pro Year, as Passer year-old passer has a couple of) been compared with a great base- | Getting down under them the most this year have been Clyde! Conner, the second-year end who came to the 49ers from College/ of The Pacific with letters in bas- which equals his complete touch- 1957 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4 DOOR SEDAN .. . 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Ferguson 456; eam, Hemilton Elec. ee aN HONOR IN BRONZE — The prep football “‘Athlete-of-the-Year" | unique | Will again this year be chosen by The Pontiac Press and will be the ‘iootball shoe, bronze-plated and) The 196 Oakland County win- recipient of this beautiful award which is his own bronze plated e | his a jened Iiends chappeeans ~ HB 29.50 Be tcated ten Regulars ALTERATIONS FREE : Sein, [oe | _ Come In, Look Around, Compare — Men’s Sport Coats Reg. $20. All colors, all styles. $ 95 Wool, splashes, plaids ; ares re © Suiting ¢ reg Sport Shirts — Fall Styles GABARDINES - FLANNELS Ivy Leagues—New Petterns Sizes $] 98 and 7* ~_S-M-L-XL Fieve on 2 “4 Boys’ - Men’s Jackets Quilt. Lined—Winter Weight SHOES | Reg. $10 and $15 Values *>” 1°4.95 =*8.95 iin another contest. He became ill ruptured colon eT. ee ""rrrrrrrrrre i yj 4 i i i cc edie on Bp mre [Abbington is through playing foot- Dall, Dut the misfortune that that short: j a ’ : | He was the only Negro starter Were otfered by the sc héol’ 8 Pep play basketball this winter pany, ‘Inpered Be bes 5 [iy tor Pawnee High School, for which : S| We; he played in the three seasons , ar ee : +. G since the school was intégrated. ; Trac —_ bs . Sharkskins é : | Last year he was the second mmcenna coment scorer. in Oklalioma prep ‘ranks, and until laid had av- jeraged better than /two touch- downs at me for his then unde. | Hurt in a game Sept. 17, he un- ; nt hospital observation three | days but was released and played ‘Oct. 6 and was returned to the hospital to undergo four-hour sur-! fery for removal of part of ® and Ohie State mentor Woody As he lay for. 12 hours near | death, the /6-foot-2, 225-pound jun-' jor fullback's popularity with’ classmates and townspeople Sale con bated were tad 71 N. 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Du Pont guarantees too, that “Zerex” will not boil away and can be used with either high, of low-opening thermostats, at high or ~ altiiudes in extreme driving or weather con ditions, “Zerex™ will not harm rubber beens, ae ee ee ee sti ih os insti ite cilia die dia dtp dite atin ti al lh lina it contains no oil, Oil is cma today’s complex engines clean and free-flowi ih , Beceuse “Zarex” contains no’ oll does not ADA em sometimes tn one season Then se conetento sick to in surfaces and ra fe! neta can bole ‘ x tT WHan Your | SERVICEMAN INSTALLS vour n ANTI-PRERZE—98 Hm, Now!” team at Madison this year and} | those sophomores have sparked) j ; enable us to win,” i | 1. A girl and three of” Abbing-| football teammates donated | PAWNEE, Okia. -=Yourig Abe oN students went to ie hos- | a gridiron days left him jblood. . the knowledge he has lots of} McKenzie kept a promise to the /)stricken youth and stayed at his « * bedside during the hours of crisis. egro, ‘So did assistant coach Glenn Se- Rice way eee 0, wi a crest arid team captains Bob Per- | serious. intestinal operation neces- | . ‘sary because of a football injury! » * suffered more than a month ago. ivy and Fred Staff. Prayers for Abe's recovery) Grid Mt hlete-of-the- Year’. High school football players of given for outstanding. leadership, Oakland County-are being scouted sportsmanship, competitive oss again by the PONTIAC PRESS tojand team play. : find the second annual winner of) the Thom McAn Football ‘Trophy| Seniors in good scholastic stand- amd candidate for the $1,000 schdl-|ing are eligible to compete for _ arship awarded to one of these the scholarship. - trophy winners each season. Players on more than 800 high x* * * gridder honor School teams across the country at caer pesigeteoe iwill be screened to pick this year's . “ A thiete-of-the: Year.” trophy winners, the eighth year of trophy is his own pee Henin mounted oni a handsome wood base, BF here was John Walker of saat | Tom Biddison of Baltimore, Md., /— jwas the 1956 winner-of the schol. 4 larship for his exceptional academ- / me | football shoe. Last year’s winner was s John Walker ot Walled Lake. iwith an engraved plaque, and is Walled Lake High School, | Frown Prays for Prep’s Recovery. ssssraager The iad were cesaent by iWard Melville, chairman of the squad and church groyps. Two ri-ipoard of Melville Shoe Corporation. val teams which had felt his foot- ibelt charges seul’ tiewers Walker was am all-state full- back last year at Walled Lake Schools Superintendent Homer and was also an all-B student. ‘Shaw described Abbington as a ‘fine school citizen’. who had) He is now a freshman /at the to take special studies to.keep up) ‘University of Michigan and a mem- with his “ classmates. He . had ber of the frosh grid t ‘missed much schooling because of! The gridder selected by the Press ‘outside work. iwill have until February 15th to Football for him is out, but Abe submit his essay on a subject said he hopes he will be able to to be selected by the McAn com- Hope to End Ohio State Reign CHICAGO (INS) — This could: be the year that Wisconsin trips up Ohio State, one of its bitterest footbal! rivals, i - is the opinion today of duce any problem for them but | “That's the farthest sue from ee great ‘a jax bet ‘our minds, We at Ohio are like 't believe a anybody else—we take one game only believe in winning.” AS a time’ But why worry about Asked how he felt about Ohio’ \Championships and Rose Bowils both Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn |State’s possibly winning the Big! when we'll have a bad enough time | Hayes in telephone interviews. | Reminded that the Wisconsin |Badgers have not beaten the Ohio State. Buckeyes since 1946, Hayes said: “Every. year is different. I- don’t -|Jook at it as a case of Ohio having game for this year and there is nothing as ridiculous as saying that one team has a hoodoo over an- other,” Bruhn, now th tie eocund yess j his team’s poor luck against the: we've He added: “We've got a much sounder team lis year than a year ago but we know Ohio State does, too. They ‘have better passing and a little ‘more depth. — “From our ieecnilomae we seed that Ohio likes to run a By and power plays can run a team . All we can do is | try te stop their offense and hope their pass defense iy vulnerable, That is the coe thing: that may Hayes, far more wary of Wis-| consin than Bruhn was of his Buck-| leyes, said: “They've got a. vastly improved | them in every game, “The Badgers have a great run-| ning halfback in Danny Lewis and have big ends who are very elu-' sive,” Bruhn compared Ohio State ta] a team “‘that. is slow in gettirig started but by mid-season ey up steam."’ He added: “As far as I’m concerned, Ohio | a jinx over Wisconsin. It's just a - Ten championship and eventually against Wisconsin. Then we've got going to the Rose Bowl, Hayes'Purdue, Iowa and Michigan—what answered: ‘could be worse than that?’’ RUGGED LAKER —. A big reason why West Bloomfield has come along, fast in recent weeks has been the play of big Rolf Gord- i, hammer as an offensive end and defensive tackle. | State hasn't really played a good | Les Dye is in his ninth season as | Cincinnati Reds pitcher” Raul game against anybody this year. case Un football coach at Syra- Sanchez had a 1-1 record with the Wisconsin never seems to pro- cuse University, — | Washington Senators in 1952, “— | The ‘finest winter traction tire: you Nu-Tread Suburbanite .. . every one a Crete “A” Perlect Se- lected Casing with the finest Grade “A” Cold Rubber Treag! FULL YEAR GUARANTEE . against all road hazards, against “or es matenal we NT uTER SPECIAL! or workmanship under normal driving is. sare 2944 | 6700, 38 Te 15" | 640-18 12) 1 & R AUTO ‘SUbuinenhs NU-TREAD MUD- - SNOW gl 115. N. SAGINA “s _ SPUEGEL CATALOG | ORDER DESK “FREE PARKING in REAR me > XTRA wH Wis Only 95 USE YOUR CREDIT at J&R : uP to 2 YEARS ite) » PAY 8s Sine can buy! 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E E ; : Pontiae Press Phote RUGGED SKIPPER — Waterford’s John Rise, 220-pound guard, will be a tough obstacle for Walled Lake ball carriers to run against OARLAND COUWEE Friday night when the two schools renew their gridiron rivalry at Ten Ping it m¥ou 12 his final season for the Skippers. Bosal TE Seen Be tes rani: ‘Bama Seeks New Coach (53 3 tifa si H f é : ity il i ‘if | . hj a € z § F F | i E ee Ala- night that it had asked Whitworth| Tripie Pre ‘ Ist one to the. a etioant 8¢ fourm iE B He foot-|tion, But the éouncil made it plain|Auburn Mires 16 Cent’ Lincoln 15 1 it doesn’t intend to recommend/séchram’s oi Pye Fin‘ce * his reappointment. Le Wideman S05-—8is; Pa Fat é if 7 Fi i| ae gz iu a Sif i i Hl ey i. n z g 7 | i Z i ffs g ef *F Hf 313 PZ =i ie "9a “¢ a : Li at hi i it i f 2 it § ! 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She was signed by Paramount Meanwhile she played a Swedish maid in the Playhouse 90 show, “Eloise.” This caught Produce: Sal Siegel's éye, and he tested her for * ~— on Fire," | | ci PN ANTHONY rns DRA AER PRETO sey MY 3-1421 | eall,, CONTINUING OUR 26th EX Band Leader be ll wwwwwwe Zz ° 3 e a) es EXCLUSIVE FIRST-RUN SHOWINGS AT YOUR BUTETRFIELD — Features at — | 400—3:05—5:10-—7; 1$—-9:23... iOakiand . TENDER . . . TRIUMPHANT LOVE They FOUND — and "ALMOST LOST! On the Prench —— rit ¥ ian ae : . across an ocean. Lf A S | , Dead of Cancer} game Sia Abe Lyman, Composer $ np I VErsal Ve ale at tie eae aca Away in California ev y , — i4 / e ~e. . ‘ = i “The Store That Values Built” WHOLESALE ‘toll Showers Complete. SSLOS gE SEVRLY: Wale, Cait ne AN AFFAIR TO 3 W AYS TO BUY: we aces ealanail : Wash Basins with Fittings. oe eee $9.95 and composer, is dead of cancer P 1—CASH . 3 Fridey Ni — PRICES on Medicine Cobinets gH ted oaks ta we eas $22.95 ge Chicago-born . 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Later p ice Hi lye Biogen \-in. Galvanized se i ~petbien be films and on the radio, , «STARTS TYRONE POWER — AVA GARDNER _ LOWEST prices. $5.25 Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks. . ... $39. 95 haul pay eh tectmoees ; WED! = in'“THE SUN ALSO RISES” 95, 1Y%-in. Galvanized ia soa _Mirrer Bright Finish. Reg. yas os | tose fittings. business. Survivors include the 5 F : SRR E. H $ get poets $6.93? Kitchen Woll Cabinets $14.95 — a » Now Showing! | St rand etree ads sali » Doers Open 10:45 rn CAST IRON SINKS 1'4-in. Galvanized Single Steel, White Buamet > . : _ Laundry Troys ........... 0 ee, $15.95 { $8.19 | 21 x 32-Inch——A Grade $ 2-in. Galvanized FIBERGLAS ; | 27.95 $11.34 LAUNDRY TRAYS é CEASH AND, & Mod COPPER PIPE : Styling -_ 20-Ft. Lengths _ SOIL PIPE - 0 Vg Inch ............ “ Comper. a oo a 2Be ft, SF. Lengths 93.79 * Chrome Faucet - 42-Inch | CABINET SINKS With Faucet & Strainer ‘57% WE SELL WHAT. WE ADVERTISE With Stand, Fascet * Strainer Both Tubs ~ aaa tapestanaons aw y Pum $12.95 Garbage Disposal rr. 100s | beeen $39.95 Bath Tubs cme mers 61... . .$19.95 Up Apt. Size Electric Range............. $89.50 Electric Range and Oven.......... $229.95 Dishwashers Thies ........-..... $159.95 Pr $9Q% P U M P $ Cammnneed KITCHEN STOVE HOODS in copper enamel with light end fan WHITE TOILET SEATS Fine Quality GH Navi Sota) o) = ‘392, ( toler wy TECMMICOLOR A (OMRON FL Reteaed vy 10 Cemtury 4 ‘TONIGHT .%, $9is 30 Gallon Famous Make Completely Automatic Gas Water Heater *49°° " 2.Pe. Colored Powder: Room SPECIAL Fully Guarantee Set includes: 17x19 china lav. complete with chrome a) «©«3-Pe. WHITE | ; ‘BATH SETS Regular $134.50 — Includes 5-ft. tub, wash basin ana closet. We urge you to compare “this outstanding bargain, . Com- plete with all A Grade Chrome | ws, CRA Free Parking Menicipal Let Saemaned | TMEAT © x LAST TIMES TONITE “Highest Rating!” Motion Picture Herald 52-Gal. Electric mixing faucét, chain and ALLIED ARTIOTS presents drain plug. Free standing reverse trap closet. While They Last WATER HEATER These tanks cabry complete factory warranty, Edison approved. Now twice as much hot water, Ask us. 76” a Set includes: 5-Ft.. cast iron bath tub, GARY COOPER _ AUDREY HEPBURN MAURICE CHEVALIER LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON QUALITY — 3-PIECE COLORED BATH SETS WITH CAST IRON TUB Regular $219.95 Value with chrome plated waste and faucets. . large 19° x 17" china wash basin with triple plated chrome mixing faucets and waste . . . modern, quiet-flush closet, This is @ special purchase, and we will not be able to duplicate or reorder at this price. PLUMBING | ‘SUPPLY CO. Fall Steck of Soil Pipe and rnin — Everything in Henhns shai I mre SSCCTCT) ror rid yA MPa Pe a ie { "ome Bes 4 ae 4 Wb \, ‘, F ‘, : ? y vk ; . 4h Ve : ees! ae ee ee ee i -_ 2 "MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE FEATURE! | | Returned to Theil and Delight You! — { AnD. T She's Terrific in This Delightiul _ Pajama-Game Fun Hit! Y DIK | COMMING SUNDAY! — "bon *QUANTEE a ee bout « man-about-town end a girl about 18 and the things he learns about love " FROM HER! It’s alle wom FRED Soe, TEA on ee Rt secre! LESUEMELSEN- WALTER BRENNAN dae: <= _ AND! — DEBBIE = POWELL | REYNOLDS - s San ‘Slept Here Ow eS See TUNE ALLYSON in, ‘ ee 2: “TAMMY - TERRIFIC” | Taorr “ers A “TENDER t TRAP” | See TED BACHELOR Him THE ABC's “INTERLUDE” “4 " | i ; rwTvwvuwrvvwvwTWweTww 5 Yo, pat | ees ph q eter \ i: ie — ~~, [ i iz z ; tf . F x eo eo *e, li Z i y: } 4 iy Os Pane . as : yeree OAPs wantetigin eT Te foomennetaet a) en fea 4 ‘ ii ie: oe Pe \ ff ' - sha ii ree as ee . = i ¥, : 4 / ’ ae ae) ; f «| ‘ ; fj ‘ : ee i q : \ = mt : i + ———_—— ee __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THY RSDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1957 L ‘ PUT YATE oS ge |Many States Increase [Couple Honeymooning (Hollywood Headlines. ; |widow, Rose; two ro iter, os Kaplan, 0d a. brother, aes “CoO CE Benefits for Jobless jin Michigan Hospital B , een Mares ast Sis, Seah, ok Cee Sa ear at iful Inger Stevens Say _» DRIVE-IN’ THEATER Mg ot cent cnonnioynens| MILLSDALE'W — Mr. and Mire, eauti ul inger evens | NOW =an Doors Open ~ as = en 1 of Jack Reel of Vincennes, Ind, ~ I i f: FE: 1 8 SOUTH ENO UNION LAKE ROAD: I He, tel rome feeding ht” tno DI y Wants to Be Herself} thu rx. |Lfa\ 0:45 a.m, Open 6:30 Show § 1:00 P.M em3-o661 | ority. on tax and business law, bandages and ital gowns i eR ACO amen ne einen M3-066 reveals that 23 states increased|stead of in the wilds of ie ae \ : : STARTS FRID AY the maximum benefits available to Pe fs \ By BOB THOMAS popeniie Yul ‘Brynner "in “The | ‘ PRIVATE JUNGLE Or the jobless by an average of $5 aded north after’ pony yw nS ccaneer, ! a week this year and one other married in their hometown to rwooD @ ve in| What does she have? ne ha a Movie STAG state provided « larger total by/Tuesday but when their car ally been compared with Ingrid She is strikingly beautiful, as corchingly Real Story Of A Slice increasing the duration of pay-/veached ‘Jonesville i. skidded on Bergman. Being fresh-faced and Bereman and Kelly were, She is Of Hollywood Life! ments wet pavement and rolled over. blonde, she has been compared also @ convincing dramatic ac-/ . The pay increases ranged from) Reel, 30, and his bride will spend. -with Grace Kelly. tress, And Inger is warm and ‘Wyoming's boost of $11 to Mich-|the next several days in a local * * * friendly, which the twe noted ex.) jigan’s increase of $1 for depen- rr for treatment of ~~ “Though ‘they ate complimen. P@t"ates were not, | dents. itary, I hate comparisons,” says ° * * * —| Inger. “I suppose they are the . [er is full. of interesting no- result of a laziness of descrip- tions, At lunch she took her fruit ‘tion; people can’t think up new Juice with a chaser — ‘The body adjectives, so they make compar. ©*”' absorb Rice in such con- isons. But I'd rather be known centrated- form.” She is a great as Inger Stevens,”’ one for bran muffins and yogurt, My bet is that she will get her and ~ ane S consisted of juice, ) @ ROYAL OAK © LAKE ORION. | "2. Aueady’ she has made a fine Con hock, such a diet when deat : tT f — ae he ee oa ae see the results on her * a wrrn fi PIZZERIA went on to “Cry Terror” with? ane MICKEY KNOX RESTAURAN a d James Mason, and is now playing Inger is an authentic Swede, - = a 895/ ‘LAPEER ROAD — OPPOSITE BUCKHORN LAKE coarser hey = . vos American beau- — a TIE OLA Lake Orion’ BS Be ous tie coney af Oni 6 JAMIE O'HARA \New York and Kansas, She grew’ : | ce Sereing~+ ) ‘up in the latter, where her father’ WALLED LAKE BLUE SKY was a teacher at Kansas State %& FULL COURSE — caer war = . | ae i ¢ SPAGHETTI * blag as 1S the rel Raed Photographed in COLOR under the ion ad ith Vv since was ne relat arson, iy SOLO eter se eer nan ee See Bes Office Show Stare BvI've done everything, including Opens 6: 30 P.M. taking acaiiaa, at Montgomery % LASAGNA . Ward in Kansas. What fun it was’ * FISH AND CHIPS counting woo! Soc ks with the — HOWARD HUGH (Fresh Lake Perch) temperature 115!" ++ROBERT MITCHUM Pe Eta alk shee She went back to New York and’ eit - mest delicious cofles. tried her hand at modeling, pos- J JEAN SIMMONS Open Monday thru Thursday ing for toothpaste commercials } 2 : ' : | dt de te ie 10°24 BOARDING HOUSE VILLLTTTINNOS. WEANRCAN Ste COOK 2 30s 7 A DON'T BATTER) “wv OH, WELL, IT Y A WORD, BOYS / # Y | THE ¢ CAN'T GE WORSE. Als LEAVING FOR} d THAN THE EIGHT Y / | | DELIGHTFUL / { MANOR WILL BE IN. ty - MAR Be ae COS f g / SRP OW POE ER COUSIN DAISY/ ters MARE It PieAS-)) COR OY OS WGN Mall : TEEL CON is AWAY / f j t a ee * | — IMM sooo coon t aust \ secause THINGS ARE Willi A Il éeooesr at noe FROM AN OLD ORDER T Gave | Ha INUIT) HOME FIR Sree YOU TWO WEEKS EMPTY Wtf mee AN uf) or Nn \ ; | * — the SO ete — WEG NN Colteks ’ : » wee a” *44 # | Se aan li 2” wee wt 5! wat {; aan fi ¥ > ee . [vi " MISSILES # ia, fim.) 8 eh a _ ” . Se i mS %, Ae ie “ty, eon — 2 ie or =i) ¥ . _ 1 2 ~ { Sai: 4 ‘ maaan ee ae ve * 4 t 6 “OFA a ik NAA 5g SO He geese : AUNT FRITZI-- ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT THE ATOM BOMB AND GUIDED * oe ewe B, g8®iseaacy- a, 4, JUST THINK-- “IT MAKES ER. BY THE WAy--- THE WHOLE EVERYTHING 1 ¢PILLED INK ON WORLD COULD BE BLOWN uP . JUST LIKE ELSE SO. -_| | THE RUG UNIMPORTANT || ~- Pana BUSHMAtIAL Ee Oop. 0. & Pet Ol, — Al igh eens Cope, YOST toy aed Feats tyndinam, me, OCT. -24¢~ ere | “oh ee eF vamey tl bhi be ie wine SO ie ak 4 ! a ‘ e *; BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES HALF ACRE CASTLE GRANDMA By Charles Kuhn YOU KIOS HAVEN'T WE SAW YOU SO TH |. WHEN YA COULD ©’ BEEN SILLY, MUSHY MOVIE AN’ rt HOME, BAKIN’ Nic y wast HOURS O° YOUR /’ | lcoopiEs fp INL es ae i t Lockheed, benefitting from news AVERAGES +18 4 Net ‘ [- + 308 9 94.0 68.0 Noon Thurs. wee ee | 3 & § ai 3 4 | a e- oon ie ares ea | sree ewene ee > - “ seeeeree : ‘ : Pf : 4 - 3 & - coma tabs sauaaane eSSeason | mall a wiSesenSons "Ske enle! bid sa Co. lo sale; ad not ached. Township CD Director to Eye National Security | “National socerity”” is Oe “ge aan Telephone at first clipped| BUYING WAVE HITS MARKET — confident buying Wednesday boomed the unmatched for the past 28 years. Final prices of the day showed gains of from $1 to $10 a share for leading issues. The Associated. Press average of 60 stocks closed at $156.70, up $5.80 for the day. i ft * News in Brief Harley L. Powell, 39, of 2154 Silverbell Rd., pleaded guilty to jreckless driving yesterday in mu- nicipal court. Judge Maurice E. Finnegan - fined him $25 or five days in jail. 9 titans Forgotie, 22, of 2 Oriole pleaded guilty to reckless tia before Municipal Judge "| Kohtrabs a des. ... tbh Produce The tollowtig are top prices cov. ering sales of locally grown prod. kets by growers and sold by them in wholesale package lots. Quota a | tions are furnished by the Detroit) \~seigaduat una ome ds agama EERE HOE ROE aoe eee ee eee ee Apples, er ee | Apples, Jonathbans. bu. ....... + 2.50 Apples, MeIntosb, bu. . ssiacrs 3 Grapes rd, eal alite, eosnes 1.0 Pears, Bosc, we: ees eens soe OH ua. ae ones eas Gitarselens, | bu. 6s eed uk sesdreosee &96 Vegetables Beeta, to » be +000 gb 08 04 weey 1 Broccell, cshabhes ovens) 18 be, bu, ee eee 50 Carrots, sheurs. WW. pees ccessceeee OM Cauliflower, dos. aevesseree 8.38 Celery (crates) dos, ye teeecees 00 ‘ne Merge 3 U GOB, ..ccncccceenes oi mt, bu... poqbesdates oe Horseradish, BERS. Seccescrene | 18 Pa Peas, i ra, Sale, 1160 8. Lapeer [Rai Catena ber 60-Ib.- .,... sveeea Onions, Geaan, tbehs.) dos.” oe Parsley rag om OR. bereasee keye, ‘bu. sPeeeereeneee it, sens eee eters ancy, 80-Jb. ...... Raees . | Rummage Rd., Lk, Orlon, Thurs, & Fri. — US Rub ....., 366 Cet a MEE UR Ste os Bee VALUES TO $1.95 _ VALUES ‘TO $3.29 Sporting Goods, Electrical fs Power Tools, Lawn and Garden Sauipe, Hookers mi :: 342 Welgreen a8 Bicycles, bb pe eige Radios, Televisions, Dishes, Revere Ware, Hi - Fi Phonographs, a . es n a ne C88 Wore fe | Cameras, Baby Hi - Chairs, Luggage, Jewelry, Toys, Dolls, Children ‘s Desks, Ine Se "| Westworin inf Children’s Rocking Chairs, etc., etc. Int ch . ‘hd tn a ¢ fase Z,! ALL NAME BRANDS — G-E, Sunbeam, Westinghouse, Olympic, Motorole, tnt Pooer “::: sag Zenith, Rad 1122 Skil, Black and Decker, Thor, West Int Sver “<:: She Gerber pred $5 | Evans, Brookpark, Empire, Siebert, Ames, , Black and Decker, Thor, Saturday and Sunday, October 26, 27 SALES STARTS 2 P. M. ON THE PREMISES AT MODERN CARPETS 932 West Huron St. % Block West of Tel-Huron Shopping Center at Huron and Telegraph — ~AUCT IONEER: PERKINS SALES SERVICE Phone Flint, Te of this year pret SS ae Sales, however, were up 1.1 per cent. They were exceeded only by | the record set in the first nine months of 1985, last year, when the tax bill was - CEdar 3-8345, ; Fa ee bath Reas. w FIRE FIGHTERS _ ~ C17. OF. ome. Wotk guaranteed HINGs & t JRONTNGS BOWE pf VACU UM CLEANED gg gy — Ba | Hank or Al. TYler 1-000, TAXI MY ROOF REPAIRS R. FE 46941 ‘pening digi 12A i- HINO FE 40444 NCHING AN > BUILDOZING Television Service _ ak Mewes ag WAITING, a = Cemetery Lots 5 fetes Treaaportation furn- housework NEED FOR LT 2 LIONT ar orts PRANK, . BABY SITTER: v iw ES & ROOM ‘AIRS UNF. APT. REALTORS FE 4-0528 sisi shed. Koet, ambitious young ner Would consider woman With smaii : seeding, cabling, 7 Call cee TOR F . in Oxford. stove & refri 37)_S. Telegraph _ Eves. & gua 4 asin ps : = sr* Gcbeed ve = A y Wai FE 68-3734, _... | And Puilding Matetenence Services. Se shrgery. Bree esti: TOT-WATCHERS SORE ecoremea nae BUY “ator lpetudes. POA Fe — * sg A ha ES ellen Od Po tle eeatiela RN Pee ee Fe reste Middleton | ater” sur ‘tuna’ Seas | Rent Houses Furnished 38 ~y FOR LIGHT HOUSE | CEMENT WORK. NOTHING 100 | “Sma.” Lave al. Opt.'24. 1n6t. 1 will not be fecpon: | BROKER per Sovet bat ake. Sse = art. toom. Cail anytime,| ‘arge or a small. all opeciar price fn = le for hd oon ae oe me _ ares. re. . Pe agg on pes bache- e@ @Ouizi net mates, OR “ta ‘ WALLED 8 3 “ROOM: GARAGE | /0rs, couples or nurses. Very nice, ae srt thas | “nat. Goering ciettag baby: | COMPLETE a er ora at oa | wha’ agen “tileren, 28 mo | er“ “houses evailable. FE onal mi ts st live in. Own room, sae custom ar Ne ss . will train to sell new seen tae -~ » Mon. & every other works Mara eatinn & nag 4) MOVING « HACLING pesineh, battens, ins, bet , bai Shona novese AND BATE. ne OOM homes and nS ths. hemes | Sunder off. $100 monthly. Call R_ 31486 EXCELIENT SERVICE pace, a. at our Miracle Mile eee “aneheatr ie apartment | .omes Exce —_ genet ma "S| _ Gudea tint Caht b, WLI EN AND eON. ctasesa, _Afternsen Adulte EM 3-4985. we a 12 mil m Piast, ; SALESMAN Heip Wanted 3 Pisers le sanded and finished. & ‘sew evaiiatie. ATTRACTIVE MODERN APT” 40 miles—Pontiac, Rent thru May Tag Be ag vig | Phy a Sines |* ee Hand ana enter located in Private bath sateral heageb’, —Ressonable. EM service.” Some sctual « « * omen a cPalagetned wooase CUSTOM PLUMBING Set Eee Yrmewe © fabric . aie floor. Steam heat & washer. 2 pODERK > RM. HOUSES. 635. Excellent earnings a5 = Press ” rHreoRmALD OT anne Sates 5 Woesa— vate | FRRAAURE “TSCA TOY PAN. ss . $16 wee ockiy, VE ¢ +5208, aaa CLEAN STRICTLY vancement for hustler. Age 30 to ai MER OF oa IMATE PE 3-08 TREASURE ISLAND AR- We ABCs of | BAC RAT “PVT ENT. FE modern with utilities. $22.50 a wk. . bed Pontis Ss eee makine $2 to hour, fa : “WORK, | J HAULING & RUBBISH WATE _ EM _ 3-8660. = — reasonable prices. “aw. M. Stout, Realtor front aot on Cass Leake. Util. | By 5 RM HOUSE. $75 Mo. ox House furtaneg e help in nie. CEMENT & BI ‘ move chino TT M, Seginaw 8. PE S08. | fara, On bas line. a. ideal tet, onib t 2063 Willow Beach, Keego Har- Pa Re cog, LaTRR, Ei hu | B tnetagete ad oessn| CEMENT & BLOCK | Bi | Wad: Children to Board 26 creninns “uy Hats | gic ig Caas Late na. Reege | tor Fx sitet S £2,008, 98 Sun hobs. ARDY, in per. eye vou RA MO , Sta vo D DELL CARTAGE A teams BOAMDIEG ROME. tonT MANUFACTURING | sit {STE CLEAN, MODER N KITCHENETTE | near bus line. Until + ee ee 2 on am, tos p.m. mente o ur hom — i} ee i ee ae ine Geass 6806 moving. excetiEW¢ nee 7 4648. pacee needed Gall end let us tte far On 3 a ae FP} 7 BEDROOM Rows HOME ON LAEE. othe 5 - i Rt FOR BABY, ow Binfitts MPO. CORP a week apere time sup. & complete ‘obs Rees old | "'bish 94 | AMILY R licensed. OR 3-2761 R. D. RILEY. Broker «| _on ca tae i: ok oe rurroundingy "Ne center, pleasant rehard Lk. Rd. pizing consum Pontiac, with | furnaces. OF 3.1459. _joad, FE #01 15. W oker © oa Dae i ye nt town. PE ease? rg Oh © objection to one TD. TAL BUMPER ay | . ets. Start im- | GON WORK Aa IF SHOULD | MAB td. Household Goods 27 {00 Hiteabeth Lake Rd. FURN. APT._ON EAST SIDE OF 30103. Glass “MT e4oie. Rawieigh's Dept AS IT SHOULD | “wars work eR 41187 own. MY 20000, WALLED LARE. FOUN MAN. WANTED WHS is TIES Aredia" Ee | acted Nosed atte ei = _thaat ~onins FURNITURE, NEEDED FURN. §, ROOM LOWER PLAT.| Moder clos to eit Renn, WA ® future, CHANCE TO ARE a Don't otis. Get ‘Smith Moy C " ‘ To Bu -To Sell RC G00 best Gursest 0 ving ompany ire home or odd tots, Get * Fr & PARTLY FORN APTS” 3 RMS, HOUSE FURN. Wit sation off unus . —, _Salesmen ‘wo once, Men; _. "comin 2 Pickup service. rw gatet unity ta good wrvorbood | Pe min a for = fe "sarees vhs hind o * me ORY Ti exprnd i, GUARAN. rE actos.” 2 © oe yee, 3S wal _ REAL ESTATE —_ ts wheter re 28 | 5 ROOM . sorete Te tsi. + The P peneet aaa7 pleest * Ve Ww. DINNAN | teed work. Pree estimates OR | UNWANTED ) ARTICLES FICKED sig Tn area HOME MART REALTY | #& “? S FOR RENT. | _4rinkers. ea. ee NON- : Pontiac Press os +, am ye ae ®. "| Shy WALL TORK DO up _free of charge. FE 5-4638. mise furniture *e $333. | 22 oo after 6: FE 5.5989 pag tg Fee Plateau 2-2360/3° Bi bmg | R., REN WEL- act hatin WANTED To BUY — ALL TYPES A BOYERS “fIOLT YN | come OR 32-4163. FOR WANT ADS work desire mobile are talegwernen pew home protect, a. = ra Trucks to Rent "of furniture Ph FE 9.8523. wasting for commercial proper. |} OL YW OOD APTS. |? ROOMS. PATH. WITH Re ae : —_ Ed Mu 2-865 WwrD AkTIQUE DISHES, OLD good bath, partly fur. hats Se - DIAL FE 2-8181 a Sesteat” » A ee Bates u FIREPLACE WOOD. ROPTED COW | bd 3 EQ {ENT _lamps furniture. MY 21521. og will give vou immediate ae: Bae “ordlities furnished. See peer vate, ‘beg hie Pies at - | | -atence_0 om. to 8 pte. Employment. A Agenceis 8A 8A manure Shade & otnamental ‘Ge ia Ne, te stabs Wtd, oo 28 ROY KNAUF LOWER 5 AND BATH | ¢20n 7" B4 or cal F - From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ‘Help Wanted Female 7 aiee————rreeeeee driveway ‘tive. FE ree and TRAttens AND TRACTORS | 2649 W. Huron st ve Ie! Year around home. On Wainut 3 T RM. HOUSE SE FURN. EXCEPT ie was 3-5425 om Pontiac Farm and OOTOVE. CATE OR: nee Gas Lake. ae Zon, Stove Gud | tights tiles north gr uh HOUSEKEEPER EVELYN EDWARDS | Paix eeiia wiring | Industrial Tractor Co. | fousernatLen i FT on over.| _Rent Apts. Furnished 33 CARGE PLEABANT 3 ano STH.| Finch ant rgentooey no veapee Fra Live at ay 9-9921. VOCATIONA NSELING tor Tart ae peaies. gee. & ery: Oper $75 & ARD ‘33 or_ later model. OR 3-5532. 1 BEDRM, DEI UxE, or WT. BATH, Near Al Adults. OR 3-193, FE oe 08 Welcome. : jai. ‘ @ Blec- | Open Daily Including Sundeg|- : ‘MODERN, LY Laks. ochernes . | Bg ny oe “men 602 Community Bank Bldg. trie £0... ie w — Nae Som. __*® FR +046) PE 41442 aeg| Money Want Wanted 238A 28A — pag ot se or sme 4 mr Se é apt. both private. eng en os oe ane Medors” S00 Saxertioe: [| york. Apply in person. Barnets, —FOB_A SECURE TOMORROW | Joho Taz'or.- a,“ C8 Ave. | Dainting & Decorating 20 20|____Wanted to Rent 29 29) 280 3 Pe - | "Room MODER ATER me 3 ATTENTION — 3 PT ibrar ro de OO RAL BUILDING REPAIR. | “OOO naman | 12 to'3, ‘ NEWLY | DECOR 3 ROOMS | . heat, $20 $20 week Brery thing furn pi ~ on : RN. APT. 1 BLOCK FROM and bath, ine! t 1555 Williams ster'g || gee ae: Banta | “FRiar LR BS Bet | apatede poore—=—rt | 4 San a a ee Rd ag ag zi | = : increase family ineom =| tet ive | GUAR _ 5 rERIOR| {iy Webster or st, Unturn. | _2-06¢ _ and ref- me mre | Sateen tt oxen, P| 504 1 canbe SB, doe sali Vaat | SFE gee OF | canbe were|) sone Tar oe raee| Sua or Mr|2 REMCOM BRICK poNoaLow, : gk PALE CEARRESw | 2 NCee, FE soma Pe Sanat | or = I neeges , | 7 ROOMS SHARE BATIC CLoee TT aes oe tenes, advertise china Painting Expert training. | TOCSEMOVING = FuLLY |4-1 PAINTING & Ex.| th, Bede at once. Excellent peo-/ 7 ROOMS, SHARE BATH. | ROY ANNE INC. nea a sizes 3148 Pridhem #1. Keego Harbo 9 . FE ¥ tettoy 10 per cent disc. for cash | 3% Ne . ad ay in. 3 Pa P| Os- agate nad 2 ou have 8 far a. —" a) FE gee Be ; r ‘ Guaranteed st FE 4-0205 FS a % mun _& Cot Sty S106. 2 bedroom bungalo ge ye families lee incomes DRIVE TARA 4 FUURDATION fRee 1 oF 3 __Ditle Hwy. OR 1 fe 3 OT abe a Boars Baldwin bungalow. lecated off own hours, “Cai Gey cpoces your | “way daPeware dE woe - “GENER RAL MASONRY | each Gal 40 avin ye Nan x as ae E DESI hed | 0 ® Clark St. “opea Sines and ‘Sunday i ; y furnished, 940 neon eee about this great Training SCHOOL. “Stasis toe f° HIGHEST toes ENDATIONS _apt, Reas. OR = 3 ohh ene hn Tie | eal -3 . & no BON one : ee Pot in . ‘or painting & deco inside ‘elcome. 1 oe . a vio? re? x} BirLDING © SERVICE ne! Que: Our ores wil tatisty “toe | Share Living Quarters 30 ; _ Cx weleom REFPIG. & STOVE. ave turn’ 3) Auburn ‘ aeaieers : sonal (i & ON cares Breit. i. ~ , _Pvt, ent Adults "| ONE 2. TEL-HURON, $ii ig on [880) MAI =sth 4 & & SOR CARPENTER Ben. ass INTER CORATOR, ELDERLY WIDOW ‘WITH 3 PEARGE Rts. 4 BATH We ELL RMS. & BATH 74 ELL- =. Prt.. Entr , hed ; weak 8 week. 930 he. “ beginn “en : papering & _ FE 6-033 fortable Rasteide Home will board, | _more. PE 2-13. . FE 2-0806. € ROOM AT CAss LA ; heme if clove BE | co j03 two yy ang room and care for aged lad ere Be heat & s@. Ph. x Pt. MUlberry -9-2324 ) PAINTING t. tes HANGING | Pe tee. ae v TR ENT, & BATH. NEW- A. Pe ban, hot water, ioe W od NOTTY poll t PANELING. BMS | “PaEN Fils Kaiwe— | EEDERLY LADY"? FOOLS Like | y devorated iduite” only 196 Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 ose ac aoe wince aul. ant Male 10 m 1-0039, ¥. Free esti. | WALLS NED p 5 ena ee home with another ? RM. ENETTE, 1 LARGE : ive “¥-a123. i nie cada ais | TUPPER OR _3-7061 : ; IN PONTIAC GAS BEAT “1 eT WORK. NEW —|* Pat ERING 8, RE REPAIR. REAS. | PAPERHANG ING -_ PAINTING — | ®M ak peor WAGES. (FOR CARE ee to MR. FE ON. | Ee PPE a RG, si “SRYORS Fie ow 1a Eaving. | -5i se Ee | AM. eo 3 PA 5 wer anne PA A ATING. | — 8 & rooms modern. gil furnace, in-| i Pieseore in i eae aetnare Nov. ¥ a 1 “ rt. * lst. . | eas PERSONAUIBED WOME Da rice rons. re os _ Wt. Transportation 31) side entrance. bl. from down- Batt, ) per mo. 2401 Opdyke.| $183, ve 6. . pai ‘lwoune » oma x quired. gg ll & -Wateon, 11% 5 RMS. CHILDREN WELOOME Taving tefials Pa ac o¥ ms Ei beroel 4 nee bore Ge .e . Saginay. FR 29-5420 98 om 15 Ponting Uk 5. FE 6-876. ~ . Syme dens See ee | est omer pee an ene it Roa, ARE Rous treme’ y at A Es . “i : Fe Be - coe Oe eek eae| Sate eating atin, Per | erotic Suat"h vb th milees, _uz yowntac PRESS, _THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 24, 1957 |. : a : Far Ret Rowe ¢ jee For Sele Heases 43) fe tee 43) CARNIVAL . by Dick Turner; _ ~Fee Sate Howees 2 _For Sale Houses! 43) . Templeton | rus L mice | : cee 43 2 ea vena] LOW DOWN P PAYM'T EWE HE . we = ay ila Mie ets | tus 8d eet wi SYLVAN MANOR, SUB. | — mae ae wri $e a as areas dyin money, Ee) | el SLE, cm cine aoe aA down. Near’ pie : § - rf ~ i, Temern gi 000 |" planted yooma,” ee “porch. |g & Be aint ees | BNA | || Ree ees eres th Pees . Templeton, Realtor. : ie tretanenseet Wine} nines! sar, Pao, "|? Sealers. ome aan i rh ET oN Prt om - 6R ~ BOY iniera tetris tang toh. P. W. DI N° Oe ST t NNA St sooe_ 8% Petal permet, : 3-Bedroom Brick SDERW I BEDROOAT. me a MY 34688 ‘ 00 Down wort ene oe ow gre essen) Clatkston | Home, ia ESO joule NO wee ee ; ee: /REAL ESTATE os Fatah ER REALTY ! MONEY. oe on Cas Bangle ( FROM BANK) head nap FE_+400 “*Bvee” Pm 2,7500 r $495 DOW Fit ree | LOF 100 x DOWN ! ferns Bre arriba oy poet |—H-Baeees. E- a cg . oom. ina Se | OAKLAND COUNTY'S _Booald Oh Sos today ® RB Ty tpense We Save Ga Sval:| | near nancy ving ||? subi cat"Eah SOM Sr KINZ] IZLER aan T jserea of eautiful land, some] _| sig J.cuaypen | Sti ates |i any aires 2m. ce Dreaings 6 FE. Watton re HOR Open Wros, | 3 bedem. rench on large Jot. Birch tn i rey Buy thru. ‘Partridge bullt im oven “tad range. 2 car ee. Hy, : List thru Partridge So See eee” eee. water ans - “UNION LAKE FRONT basement, venetian wligae e ler S . bungalow, 1% baths, per ion Pet house fect beach, henutifutty paneled | Kina, FE 0-864). neighborhood. venient to" Mi ’ 2548. ~ and . | Malcolm School Dist. interige, Lares fenced tet. [3 BEDROOM "nou, | Santee Po PE’ ais BS Couy #,Fopm home located be. Cassment well suit | Recttul ranch home in beautiful ret ising 120 nee, ae i] i h 2 e e) Brendel Li Larg ee ee a a mos I “ : wih ( ivilians hae Tales wll ire ran i iiteen and utility. ise yond ont v CANT ¢ 1oOnd LARGE LF 16 N. Cass Ave, 166 5. retired cot gar darde voll ade A ay COLORED ~ im gen pao 0.2 : Oakland, County Ri Realty © +1 or PE 3 “eh 5 . +2543. J You asked for more _ , 100 ows ors ow Seven Bedrooms — - =u 3 a-di00 oe EM aun ‘after 7 © ees ota a Ssstmest, re L : 8 pe bard + built home on main sled liv s basement, a 3 BEDROOM—cITY “ Roar back ” ¢ TH ~ | best ‘ul * aya -dagulte ct bome| jaenden, ©, rooms and, beth. 3 Bedroom Go ahead, Pet! at him” fon ions Down payment oie +: ee run price. nf 38, iowa, fake he i ) hed n Mieely, land. : nves eter Prise ROO FON TSE geapes. conidia, “Tovorebie Homes For Sale Houses s 4 _ For Sale Houses _ 483 Low Nawal VP , WILL Te ADE ‘ 2 r BEDROON'S ed otng men, 27 Claremont Place, 1 bik. . (Behind St. Joe Hospital w Monthiy rayments ce. nasecen het or a _ from Saginaw. FE 5- ree? a byte REAL ESTATE 80 p 8 RM. MODERN HOUSE :, E_LOW AAG me ar SHELL, 50 a er month is better than pace, blinds, Detltin oa is. De SLEEPING ROOM, NEAR POW bce OAKLAND AVE,” FE ¢-0ses.|° we ore building 10 more Paver Tent: Coed location: FE | to cast, PE aan per an Bows payment only . ARRO . a tt ow, with new furnace ang | OLTER scott ghame testgned bedroom bungalow, butl i wide land: IL, |s0.Now Homes eB Feo pes) asian) Sears : rent| a Under Construction hy a hy these—must have good] city imits oa pk storms and ., Pay invutated rare Hou wk| Sieh oe neces. | KML wees | 3 BEDROOMS — | firing ine? eck: Eatee] Sr Serhan Gs] it gamma ioa| Haracrae O : ‘ LOADS OF FEATURES: Jake. OU ‘heat, Priced 691.000./ 4] BEDROOMS piace’ "and “Semen 2 huchen _ Edw. M. Stout, Realtor — row Ue FANVIET nat |~ Tate home, wuts tn 63. Price | view from any of the ‘ive pictire . a% ogginne Fb vm 30 : en 4 i eel ee Hardwood floors specs, 2 family , wag oo hen io iuneas in fam Anam: py und Brick Ranch side arives reed, "am Cid yioe.| ad fl Retoment “Reece | faa nr Sve Ona fo ow mega teers watt | hace dopaes iv LJ a room —_ Gore. Fes Rom aA reat for this | BT =; With ws for feat & eftictent bakemeniy as ‘furnace, Lo-| Drape, Resemant. Autos ! tec fags: |e bt wate salereaecces sev 7 sae Te ey en, | SEER ieee | Sere ee tanta chilaren economic dining space, ae ater softener. Over- Custom Kitchen cabinets room aluminum siding home. 2- LONGFELLOW L. BROWN, Realtor ) cach Pe none soneened peda ta a, “Be red.| ent, garage. patio, latte et ores bios from "LeBaron | lly water Centered on ‘two large seeded 1308 Waren Ph, PR a. ” rothy Snyder Lavender Ea. Sh ne ‘o EB. Huron.| ointment. say coe No better City sewer lots. cng. a any eras seer SCHOOL . “e500 bo £ ‘ R ab “at ” LAKE PRIVILEGES | says a Daten 101% DOWN Poem Dfieh or "Mutual “48419 +SEE MRT EEE | Seema peareht) SRMEENRL rag [tt ae comme | eet eee] gaa anes] Bg ee ES | Carkgton ch | | ; ; e ACRES, MODERN E -¢ I. nut, t mati o| Sat ie eet ie) SF SeawnHeke © | NEW LOW se sees gmtas | Reon aetcat? Ek | acs Oe a te | steam heat. References aid Ieear garege, Best Bee ht today. $12,000. Bg A tarege, Best ts Large. Tnndseaped | sped leh bet and utti oi og Alene go ig ie manor canny rngstee har ilt) ERE Rs antoeg| gem Pun Rete . BS. ae 4 LOW. | Being ge Seqstl chen, fal | urmished, Boathouse sn Benge atetann' ate | NO OTHER costs Stn cae] See) ae | PHA ~~ | BERS S|OWENS | every men eeme| Snr eee alm aso hme sem tae. In borhood of all new yee “bane ..: Huron Federal £0406) rage, good went side location.) 1, veniery purer — | Se 5 starter home, full basement, large Conte ™ Open Evenings and Sunday 14" | Bee it . * Jee thus sospe 6 renee boma, els, Realtor, OR 33631 or EM SCHOOL det, close in. OR 31340. _ [4 Kenilworth, : 30 ft , TERMS 2a. a ew 3 bedroom, full bate . a perms, Wt cum a. . , convenient Eischen,” dou J ROOM HOME, BASEMENT, 63. ecieie @ teens | tas. Sonne hardwood fost af “ UICK POSSESSION Fisher pincola ar. a AN footie ad sa rg $10 ag yeh oy 760, tear Duck Lake, Maple buntalow eo i és rs minum, siding, Close ia. $11, M-15, 3 Acres sam ak for Mr. Williams | ~ . " peconditioned ‘thru- wooded 1 Loca DOWNTOWN MODERN HoUsE.| nace. $6,950 Many Dow Roma, short die. ; + i chon ve] Segeemes |PAYMENTS TE, Mae nee | feck paverne| Raahiae eas, week | ae ice cc TOSS Realty “4 |. ie Gee a eee ba a parmenie et & $46 per month | road frontage, Small farm or em ating ‘Tre brick front to, guaiitied | 412 W. Huron FE 4-4526] immediate possession—wny LESS ts00 S00 don, 196 Sede & W. Drab- © Moerense. | Priced sgt Sie aed site. fy --Y oat ent R al am i Om pees after 3 pea W TE —_ ne | —“orren Perrone eE—| WATKINS OM D000, aie Be ne ty RENT H] more of those wonde: THAN 3 bedroom new 2car Ld "2 terms. TO : ? rs 2 shade, close BUILDER Orrens 3 UN $4979 13499 W._1_ Mile Ra,” 1162, 2375 oom. you've I. : eg rs fee f 2% bead] i Fone corner | Bucking- se rel we eatzence AND “AREA LAKE. mipates ibe Pontiac, Brendes WO D ham Rd. and off —— eres BR cm picture : gue. RENT 2 Stren. pecee Ti mmen Bley Bparkling white pungaiow Lake privileges. OF mide. ; Sime tee | Silver Lake District gompaztment ie 600 D me Lake Anes ae i hana gy igen core ot tonced PP Targs| Rochester—Adams Rd. | , ee ee ao reo, NOTE | cnn enon ne be ear teney| Fat iota cae ales OWT) Berianectepme pened| — feinmlp.reswudcepace.| glee haientriacet fae | do Sc eee | eh ee foe ao it 5 We have this 4 bedroom brick erful recrea- ‘arage, recreation room ti Really @ swell buy . 208 4 lonets. See Beautt odern Kilchen, | cated Hatcher, : home that has eve room. and M . or small fam- ,fowa. OR 31340. abundane cm | to school Haseneey BA, ese Sbedrmn, home, 7 fireplaces, elec, | A beautiful modern kitehen, large | hot water, ved streets. Pong nent ee liy—has "lake ‘prive.. Owner Sit. Boards. the bath Bvotf' bask | with $900 & payments on 960" per dish washer. Full basement. 00°| firing room. 3 full ceramic tle) Sewer and water, Within 8 MODEL OPEN Richard Steele, Realtor, MU 42048 $060, approsimeisty att| 234, STORY ‘trame bungalow. 3 senke, beat. jates leod| “ante. long. Restricted subdivision. MA) for ths, “full” ba system and many gehool, | Excellent vive A 850 down to Gl 4s per cent | bedrooms, fuu bacements 1% cat bus: fa.don, ere = EAST SIDE | Moet, additional features, Imm terms. a DAILY and SUNDAY | O8LY 9650 Down. Nice 2 BED- age at 867 per’ montn| S8rame. landscaped yard. Good b rm. modern home with 3 BEDRM. 6 RM.| Ziate Compare. this : mm ‘home 7 ‘lots, lake priv including taxes & insurance. | 20'#8DOrhood. Low dowa pay-| © house, Automatic heat, & Bot wa- price{t's only $19,500. Call for (2281 WILL HANDLE this _ 1:30 TILL 7:30 eges. FE 4-1908, ‘| ment. Phone OR 2.1340, R A tt It wee fer Partaly Tam, OARTOD 4) appt. totey. _ home and mer’ assume newts at t_ Kinney 4 rm boone ished, On § DONELSON 2, bedroom, = it Sete tee. OY mint i de a1 Rete Fi - : , : * t} FF gl Ag Believe It or Not “.| Surtase* seivetvect Take Ostiind’ to Kinney Ray poner et Coats bit hardtop “road, Sloe te hor | Meron Bunda i te a” | die thts desl ea et rtetoeity ae teeth tonne] WN Peg S| Ee ER NE | ce ne wy | =. pea ews | PARK See se jute een, oe a ape. east. Dame Yorn $10 ‘Clarkston Ra off M fora. Glove, to school & bus line. “ = Colonial home, eustom YOUR PROPERTY wrrn 3 a] gee fe um! MILLER ial Eee sale atnara tat | F.C.Wood Co. RAY O’NEIL R 1 = — M L - natural —_ Bo soaeets oan “we for igs O i. Matter LJ — . | $2 E,peerem ae “att WESTOWN oven large mirror, 3 bedrooms | teous appraisals, OR P1048, * | _ Gomer wiiltaim ston Sy q | ‘ . m= : ° 4 TISEMENT ~ ba on pleted seqsseben Foods ae faimiy army Aha Ban With a bar second to hone, IRWIN 0 HOYT. [eee ae| eres) Seeses |. A. Taylor ace mx mw. | Partridge REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE i re 4, Mod- And lak le Here : , Cree | Wit Seseeey ee S| SPE pa MARNE rae) peace nate aaa Da Mice yard, ‘Wear’ scbool| Here 1s that & room, home Jou arEcr bis eae, ee Dak mia crea Brigat'Zite fishes #af| LAKEFRONT A . Neer. eth 5 for — LOCATION — On tak area. Bright, clean kitchen, Pu has enter, Inquire 2626 oe cousins ie + at BAROAIN HUNTING? k ws N Lata S test Re pene ies B KNUDSEN room and ‘work ‘room, “Covered COLONIAL 4 bearm. Brick, newly | loses fa ee siren Pedroom ranch Hips. home “ —s ome asain bath saree ateman . | corner io, Béx300"" Only 418:060.| Whole teunt™in Sentened, me the Sie rece SEER | am | Bree Pipa Take Eaates [oerey steeer. | See Mees eee dnote Tipattetiteat So] ae hve eae WALTON BLVD. | ie Fortimmeryantses| = ALATTSECM| avers ra Zaft ‘Bea an teste | Lata tenaneaged "trvat Sawa, = vat becement «mates : BUILT home with 8| #34 ene & suthonee. car bungalow, (Ineludey"« ca . income, 614,000. aalp wens his e Real Buri tua. | "™ Lt, vine. Tost, ts ee REALTORS FE 4-0528| —ing_ and Brice CONTEMPORARY WHITE BROS. . og very a, Eitchen with A BILL TOP — Overidoking other | 377 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. || been reduce eta ae SPARKLE BRIGHT + DUPLEX oR aLross ; ; wate” week beautiful 1 100 eo aa aot this lovely, 2 family income,| One of the Ev 0 103) 608 Late: QREN DAILY AS Bae te seen ones toy otaate bee cxery Bas . 950 Williams Lake oatice, Wucees Tensei” oct nies ets, avers sae, ty ive and . ES fesare pms, ‘Heh enrpets, hres : home, Well “butlt’ end ie of the. cleanest, moat comfort: t mt tthe ol : AUBURN ROAD | Eick tata gen et | EPTLEAIAOTs Mbees| Gaga ges | Eat ae | BS. : oe mica, Sumas Owe ora zant | uct Seg mem Doel | Ea ed gaint ne ace| oe ence SYLVAN VILLAGE. He Fall vasement, off | LS"zer oF Executive, ing. “68.000 full price. “| WM. H. , KNUDSEN SOUTHEAST SIDE Pact tie lear reo] SYLVAN [22 Bera Lg tate Soees DOLLAR VALUE, | ekeriaiare AEE AnEa. 2 redroom wrict| YOUR DESIRE John K. Irwin. > Mightful home. Built js '63. Mod- ep ge ae ore in detail, Landseapin m9 down’ payment, % sere, REALTOR - wai Pi PARTRIDGE © Bd ge yx PLACE A “LOST” AD. pA ag MoT as iMoedroom. home, Anety pins | guy. wea paas REALTOR ete ASL ecnee| Call FE 2-8181 for an ad| . You,be the sdeemove this value rangement, iarge, wiley room,| gf OWN aeesengam SPECIALS 2S TE ge List Thru Parti c i a Se anes we. ‘ c ~ 2 Genes, * ee J 4 eNVESTMENT™ oammrame RANCH CASH TO MORTGAGE you oo. | 3° i g Et i i Model at 32 te. daily 5-8. OPP JOSLYN Near Madison High. 3 bed- ‘Toom home in a a fenced yard ‘A real bargain at $8,050 with low down payment, bedrooms. basement. A home you will to own for as, 500, a terms. ALSO Jim. Williams REAL pt agg Reg ath aes) E Bar, Priced imeoite. Possession. 28.) Thru Johnson, | F NICHOLIE T. & Trocke| & 109 Union LE RG R x Don't Goot! — Act today JERRY rancher with brick its | GAYLORD ‘lie « ey immediate Possession N IICHOLIE | we , HARGER CO, poreh. trees & erage, on 1% acres, Price—$15,- FRANK SHEPARD OL 1.7511 OL 2-116 Han large kitchen, priced c ‘i HERBERT CDA AVIS 4916 Irwindale, Real as eee Home, corner ap ted HT with terms. . Be Your Own Boss Ideal set up combination resta’ with half down toy Acres Two bedroom raspberries 13- ies in only’ Bole" aanes Lake Orion MY =. ERRY ret ADAMS co. persia, Broker PONTIAC REALTY » TT Baldwin FE 56-8275 "BUD" 2 vit| Silver Lake Erislge MA ARKLE STREET ar, 2 Ry home bmg en, fait pademen with Bs hee $10, iw . | FOR THE } Said Bh re Psa | air heat, aluminum “storms and screens, Needs some Ashing. $1,000 down tnnelete wa node 3 bse _— a oe "Fes eh tee art ig og ‘ +880 ebasemen pt rm tie aulen tog Eb es. & Sun, UL ti pet vat os, NICHOLIE} ; Donelson Park setae fo for itor tha ‘once etcellent Caps | Storms and screens, See area ee ve ane a. with breeseway very complete = NICHOLIE] « - artaaater oan a a A. JOHNSON, ‘Realtor | 1704 oO en “Rd, & HARGER CO. 33 W. Muyoo ot PE bein, GILES Near Auburn rig iy built in ee. Pull’ baser _ auto, oll furnace. On vou hed two phone calls this afterncen —. Herbie Sete Pots oes oe 8, donee nek Seeey, then he called later to cancel it!’ & ss Sdn dk bj ‘For Sale Houses 43 ae: a For Sale Howees 43. fstsned in ante pl Eire tended’ Het ag | ESKER 4 & GREGG Union ake Pony MM _ 34303 cr EM 33314 COMPARE THIS Ay tel eh th, va as wails, My red re, All this oh} on Fite FE 6-1198 home on -baldwin Ave, tn ‘Sir mite - “must be moved » Contact. L. H. gee Co. re. 30173 = 8 and 5 SHELL noua, Drayton Area. lene * term. 32-2418, belore tt ll or after TA A A Fe Rew te #311 23. at Clair “st Shores, — A RARE BUY Jot Ab Twin ch’ Golf Course. |’ Ls hy rive. © builder, will sell at Cont 8 EM 36231." MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICB TRADE $ hedrocm. by glow Sp goed, te cation wil fake suburban heme Py trade. NEAR itv room gintn room lichen Good ’ home, erate price te .. Loca’ iF lot, te END bedroom home, located on : pesos street near bus and stores. by appointment, George R. Irwin ees gr! 260 Baldwin Ave. FE 545-0101 or OR 3-4416 | Contemporary ie, sat a ey “ROCHESTER Early American farm home. New. J root, 1% & td rage. ed a » Ct Eighen, wii 000 with terms. wt ag Usti Bg Broker E1044) BRYANT : BIRMINGHAM Row onal own Now vacant 3 bed er Bullt in “ee ar and nn condition. Near Woodwara stores and com- muter Y ca base- at 311350. BRYANT I Goer ease BOUGHT & CLAWSON & Bae MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE DORRIS Hempstead' Silver Lake ~~» Area NEAT AS A PIN Pr Ce ver a on « large Orting 3 for see Watkins Lake Area We are offering this beautiful, H realy should really be seen to be Burning ‘nFeplace tnd wall-to-wall in nicely tal basement, 1 00 with ee terms venNeDy “a Sie | Fontes te sete You RILEY . $500 DOWN with basse ai automatic hy #, water Modern 2 & 3 homes easonable ents, 5-6767. 3 paym ; 4 FR . Fall basement, ag close to lake ts Just the thing for a mat to fix up and save Best of os only $2,950. with $26 mo, 2 now. OA 6-2018. E. - HOWART)-6 AND * ath Near Bae is. pea liee * sesement, sat honk shady let i: See RS I Sreames ea 8 | ‘TWO-FAMILY APT. NOt. fend bath up, 8 by eal ul tm A asad nea ig Oe caly $1, Floyd K Kent Inc., Realtor Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph PLGA corsoacen fics * tS ae i 44 ae | a aS He Glassed a : LAKEFRONT eee ice DOWN Ea M. Stout, Realtor __ ee eee Eve mm ®: b+ — CANAL FRONT “LOVELAN D FE 41661 Floyd nae Inc., Realtor. a to rc inne A — PARKING “P. Wr /. DINNAN ow. +2577 UNIO LAKE AREA able, Well ® Own OLMES - BARTR/ 4302 Dixie Hwy. On. 31050 Se R. J. VALUET, Realtor = LU’ AVE. SERVICE | OPEN Ninas UNTIL ¢ rane ae rTieekes ha] ear © i OL Ls: Lite Senece. | twantTY atras FROM PON. |" tee, 3 M-0, trailers| pm Ee ed on these lots. lots For Sale Acreage ” 3 arom ee —— ee _ | 2831_8. For Sale Resort Prop. 44A CABIN. Paes “WEST BRANCH. these ots. Commercia: Tl MN, Saginaw St. Ph. FE 56-8165 1 nore lots M60, trailers may be 1% to 5 Parcels Beautiful land, ee collect: Ortonvilir NA 7-288 ACR wi ee et Suche Realty, Ortonville. ACREAGE IN CITY OR FONTIAC street, sewer ava fable, “Apeat. On’ 3-608" 40 ACRES ag — ate a ee at 41.200 ona, ; Leslie R. Middleton 188 . py OE ag ON ‘a level acres, Excel- or “gmail Be 3,000 teres mad for «cabin. x A sac ae suitable 6 at $4,000 3 inet iets ee i 80 sous & in Metamora Hunt Club ee brick homes. A A FALL CLEAR NCE ood barn. $300 per acre—Easy terms. A OF direc- tions These pare: sell fast. H. P. HOLMES, 1 INC. 16 1 #EPRONTAOE north of Rochester. in subdivis In Rochester School toon $3,- 800; $800 down. OL 23-8787 “WOODED 42” eres with 1600 feet of ner Dates" ide in small fares. i its bt aaa terms Edw. M. Stout, Realtor For Sdle Farms 48 acres of clay loam Rg fr north : with running water. G. L. Van “viet, | 3 . 5 ig OA #1160. LAPEER COUNTY. | Eanes “Dasement Ag 3| Hs Real ea 975 it 0 SOR i Ba 6 W: Huron _Huron_ St. : ATTENTION HORSEMEN dl acres, Lake Orion. Mod- room . Bta- Orion. § roo with bath. Lien barn. 00—Terms. . _ H. P. HOLMES, ING, Buy thru Pte List thru Partrid ge ca Oe FARMS AND ACRE Rutledge. OR 3-1111, rB ¢-0003 re +0008. Rent *Farm Property 48A 48A 1 ACRE PARM NEAR ter. Semi-modern house, $1,000 per pees . Leste scams, Rochester. Buy Thru Pa . List Thru Partridge LAKE RD, COMMER- - corner lot. At "Union same. EXCELLENT CORNER PROPERTY One of Pontiac's busier corners 119 ft. frontage on Auburn Ave. ‘ ft. on Badd ' Includes income ; ; 3 87 GE, ji% HAYDEN, Realtor sen be eed sommdicialiy of for ce Wait TORN Fee ur | Ure Ot 30 Baldwin Ave, FE Oven Eves. in soa oe “sal Call PE 34414 / School house i rake nan a lease, FE #5000 or For Sale. or Badiancte 2: 0 utiful ‘a acre tracts to se Ss aie ss cee Edw. M. Stout, Réaltor road ao ewe hag we 18 TRE “BIRD” TO SEB NORTHERN TAVERN acomb bome in or vicinity : om easy terms _ ELECTRICIANS ) takes only =P ad oe WARDS E. » FARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 4-3581 ‘REAL Panu & BUSINESSES CH. 1050 W. RON OPEN EVE. £) RESTAURANT AND ae ON DIXIE HIGHWAY Giroux Pranks. OR 38701 FOR LEASE, GASOLINE STATION ~~ Pumping 25,000 m: y. EM 1 pefore 6. RELIABLE ez TANK Qwner, the Mr. a puatens for %@ years. For recy) | after 4 RESTAURANT FOR SALE. 61,500. 2128 Orchard Lk. Rd. ~~ Standard Oil Co. Uot'Tor Serta flionioesed 8 58 & Pontiac Lk. Rd. This Pahitens Bice“ eater g. Com amas as- sistance av: pe sons a ay PE SP i866. eal Buy ~ Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge | SUNOCO home on highway $3,000 ‘will ban: STATIONS FOR LEASE. 61,000 will andes Call PE 32-9121. PARTRIDGR Pein" o |e Gakland | Loan Company 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG. “FE 2-9206 PONTIAC'S Loan Office GET THE CASH YOU WANT ...$25 TO $500 IN RECORD TIME AUro °0 yous _ RURNITURE SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY won to wed © Pauper Ma Market LOAN S LOAN 3% BE. LAWRENCE -FE 8-042i nn SERVICE MONEY SERVICE Household Finance 3% 8. Saginaw. tng. Fir. FE ¢0835. Appliance and Music Ste ue | We offer you eke alee peat Appliance T L v4 Service “ag x ‘2 = a “4 attached Lsabese chaesd for or 48.86 wi with $2,150 down. Stock - WHITE. BR BROS. sen ios. Oven Even "Til 0; Sunday 10 t0 § “LET’S TALK BUSINESS”. A REAL BLOOMER ms bong bloom be bd ly Fequires the the inventory ff gas chise-properrea ratpment a MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION LOVE AT FIRST a ee Re MICHIGAN BUSINESS ties|SALES CORPORATION WE COVER THE STATE CLASS C. Pontiac area, grous i “t i i ra ii CASH LOANS BUCKN ER Finance Co. Drayton Plains TEAGUE F NANCE CO, 202 N. M LIN You can t i seen Fane, “STATE _ FINANCE CO,’ 202 Ponting State Bank Bid __ Mortgage Loans LOANS—$600 to $1,5 500 ae eat _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957\ 3-9 EM- 3-0313 EM 30313 apr. Sia SRT TW aot Ma hese see og atree’ Clarkston Schools. Ph. Holly sed - or a tn houses or ANTIQUE STARTING OCT. STH —- | Open ey. & Sa tet at silver, | ua'Bite, behind oaties Sees Bide APT. SIZE. BTOVE, BURNER, good cond. $15. FE Het * : ANTIQUE PLATFORM ROCKER. han carved =e ere, 4 wainut bed. MA im, ee Ree RAsss a ae hen sioner roriaeratet, fu furni- a cs - _jend Ave. oe GENERAL Elec tove, doub oe rete ata otk, “PE WiLL TRADE $6,100.00 5 OITY IN - {Redreome,. with 2 tiled . ment, “vite at heat & recreation ream, P's! R. D. RILEY, Broker $09 Plizabeth Lk yh FE 1167 WILL TRADE. —_ Your uity im house or jot in| trade. a. fee usick 3 hed- _p.m. OLive 1-0804 sleeves, size rE = e fi eae rae wel. On COATS, LIKE One oe Persian the plat blue. $15. Size 2 CADIES WINTER COATS. Gi cond, 36-40, 0b Reas. After 6 SCOTCH TWEED OVER- coat, made a fore argues : crenter, a Whe oe misver CE To — MD Call G. A. Thompson & Sons to- or - ee their cow All-O-Matic hobo b in size with am It provides soft water wee N meenirea” © attention iP householder” Jyst add salt twice BEDROOM, BRAND NEW. ble dresser, | gy beak bed — Soot all for $00.50. Pay pookty, 3 20 other sets * boy snes wal Geena Lake Belgie ROSE LOVERRIT— C00; COCOA with metallic lounge chair end back chair. All to ane 1. Midwest * exeel. cond. BENDIX j AUTOMATIC Wasitina nen Perfect cond.. FE 2- BLOND “Wi BED AsO twos mattresses, - cond. Maytair e143 TAS: BRAND | NEW peLBCTRIC G sEw- For Sale Clothing Lady's __ ike ae rity 4-306 OU PALL DR . SIZE 20. LIKE new. FE 4-6449. FLOWER GIRLS DRESS, NY NYLON tuLe over brocade, onee size @ with hat to ‘man. PE 2-5497, GIRLS SIZE 6. LIKE NEW. WIN- ter coat, bat and MUSKRAT COAT, size. 14, —— condition, — ARMOT cape. Size 10 Boge mo Pre-teeen winter coat —_ plaid, = wool, lined, used —_. Boe to ft al- 13. $7.00. wih wool lining, os. SALVATION ARMY RED SHIELD STORE 118. W. LAWRENCE sy Le et ee em: __Fri, Eves. * inisl 8 pm. TWO MEN'S GABARDINE TOP brown with sip-ir lining, ge i size 38; 1 tan sise . 40. Both — condition. ad each, MI BUNK ‘she og & MAT. tresses, TE gt oage Selection of raagst t'siond, P ron, maple Ah wes DA ge Ave CHROME — KITCHEN SET FOR. R- miea top, 4 chairs, red ‘& __ Any Pose 3456 Lit COLDSPOT. 15 FT. DEEP freeze. 7 mos. a May take over __payments rr. ee HEATER, DUO-THERM 8PACE $20. Dinette ont. $15, PE 6-2063. DAVENPORT AND 6§ PC. DixiNo _rm set, FE 4-0201 after 3 p. table . Air Ee av sweeper, $33 $33.9 o"by ta rug, poe Gob “HOTPOINT ming .— il, and 3 war oven. we. storage drawers. $60. MA 5-611. DINING SUITE. GE RE- trigerator. New. FE or _ Royal Oak, J' es DORMEYER artes 1 yr ie used Bir. ei. i -aell Mort ao ok op Deland ot Are TABLE. EMERSON Model TV. Walnut cabd- inet, powerful transformer sound. $36. It’s heavy so Mins 5 end to help carry sis aoa _ +4760, WINTER COAT. SIZE 14. BROWN . Worn once. Bos-iype, style. 1 INNERSPRING MATTRESS. BOX sp: & ‘new, OR 3-6227. 1 1 BABY AND INN’ mattress. $16./ PE 4-0178. 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE. ERED chrome et, tr. . - dinette set. iy +2 2-PT ONAL & chair. Rattan sofa: & orig. con-. tour household | chair & misc. 5-0614. ECORD PLAYERS. %, sid, 8 86, to $12. FE 5-875. ROOM OUTFIT. 840. yy. tank = cleaner, yan ments & storage chest. FOR Tina DAVENBTTE chair. Good cond. 40. 89 N. - rimac. REFRIO. we E model, freezer parese only | 816.96, Milks Asal 6-100, AIRE, i], TWIN DOOR Imperial; Neseo conte eet Storkline Deluxe Crystal & silver vase $25; lounge chair $30; Beige apd wing chair. $25; Ba a $2 ea, Xmas Tree roar $1 ea. Exercrele; High Chair ‘end Mise. EM 3-4400. Faia E REFRIG, ‘BEAUTT- con Sena wer fy fase oe re aan ‘alas ure, 42 cote table 2 ly $2. week : on wee rson’s Purnk . 7 Lake Av 1 snes WALNUT DINING E_. Me anna refrigerator. _ 393 Orchard Lake ve GOOD 2 PC. en en RM. SUITE. OE. se RUAOMATIC io windee REAS. : E 5-8068 és STOVE FOR SALE, $35 OR trade for electric. Call 1 FE. 5-4440 GAS RANGE, MAGIC CHEF, 1986 _ ease! good as new. $125. Mid- 6-8. _BM wet oz rd Lake Ave 9x12 Felt Base F ne $3. 8 Sale = he i BONNY ai nk t. Wall Tile 25 ouan” _ ey a __Syers, 141 W. Huron, F. l4 nt Fr CHEST TYPE FREEZ- like pew, will sell reas. OR ii” RCA CONSOLE. MAHOGANY. __ $135, 44050. 13 Fairgrove. ‘4 6GE REFRIG. stove and ™ ite, _Ghiterobe, i a cu: ms G- REFRIGERATOR, Mei electric and an "pasreanoeut, 3 Orchard Lk. RoTOMATIC WASHER MAY Mi...) $8 electrie dryer on |, $95,. ic ange. valued at ow $235, Terms. iJ MY 2971 aPT. AEE Og STOVE, Like new 4 $@ for both, 25 t. NITURE. BOTTLE Er hid portable of] heater. — . 2960 Hensman eee ANTI UES hes, Eariy VWie- glass, torian carved chairs & fy misc. 824 Menominee. A C. COND. ae —M4 ok = GAS ag GOOD COND, Myra 8t. oe STOVE, $25. GE FULL sizE STOVE. - “G00D cond., $85. ey for good apt. _tie stove. MI 4 HIDE-AWAY BED, EARLY EW. take rabeg payments, FE after 5 p.m. HI-FI PHONOGRAPH. ALSO $i- inch TV. FE 8-3788 HOTPOINT RANGE, $40, CAPE- = 3 speed phono hed FM, AM, rass eo Kew kerosene heater “sr blower $65 14-0337. HOTPOINT EL SLECTRIC RANGE, 6 burners, 2 ovens, a condition, _only $60.05. Milk's poe 000. KENMORE A aa WASHER, Kelvinator Refrig. FE 2-1201. KENMORE SEWING MACHINE. Forward & féverse. All. modern features. ko Baal wk. FE 29143, KENMORE NSOLE SEWING machine. Pine condition” $1.25 « week, Coronet Sew FE 8-1564, 970.95, Milk's A 6-1300. A BAB BUGGY. IN _ good condition, $13. FE 5-7032 LOUNGE re ree 7 Gas stove ....... oer ceses $10 Rollea-way bed ....ccueeee. $7 Breakfast set ...0.se.00- ove GS Wardrobe oes eeecce seaensee Ae Lawson sofa seveeccsones Duo-Therm “heater 2.22 oc: WE BUY, SELL & EXCHANGE EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME OAKLAND FURNITURE : 1% 8. Saginaw PE _2-§523 ‘LINOLEUM & PRINT SALE. ALE. HALP vrice at _Jack c's, ‘sas SUITE & Liyind 7 SUITE, | pee beter Kirb 7 eveene. 8 ween 5:30 and 7 LIVING ia RM. . LAMPS FROM $3. New tnnerspring mattress, $18.88. TV aerial, 8c, one toe ® ¢cus- tomer, Joseph Furniture, 78 8. eel ag ae : “2 sides. Matting chest; € dinin its <- ewe” “ eonvenient USED 7 $19.05 UP; meee giscotel MAIDENS - ie Pm 2 AD ew teteeren “T can't go anyplace tonight, Tab, This new dress is so tight I can't walk er wt downl”” eas aan Sale Household Goods 57) For Sale Miscellaneous 60) °tt NORGE AUTO. WASHING MACH. | ‘38 DODGE ¢ DR. DEPENDABLE "$5 model, has short in it, $35. OL | __ 62181. | NORGE ELECTRIC RANGE. PULL dize. Automatic oven, Like new _Chrome_ Ginette table. FE ‘28517 NORGE REFRIO, $35 b +18: | vmanress, Cul FE bolas after 6:00. 97 8/ Rose ONE 8xi0 WINE niieeig oo _ 0x13 carpet. 1074 Argyle. ~TRADEZIN D DEPT. Guer. ag Washer ......,.. $30.95 ; = L. Rm Buite ........ $19.06 Bedrm. Suite ........ $69 0 Apt. ‘Size Gas Stove » $10.06 Nagar om! é anity & Chatr .. $12.05 De. Dinette . . $1 _¥E 41122 as cae : N ABER’ - WAYN he " s-sis0 OLID ano ANY KIMBALL * Sines Piano. TV, Blonde Mahog- “any op et ‘beeen. act with new Wena Tarashings. Prt bome ihings. Prt. home. MI 40215, Si gla RT, SOLD, BX- STOVES BOUORT, SOLD EE co TRADEIN RUGS TS’xT8" Wilton Velvet .--. $29.08 p'6''x11'6" . Belgium Import .. $24.95 Oe" xi2' 23" enilie .....5.. $9.50 x12” All Wool Wilton $40.50 Haae'p ‘ail Wool Wilton. $20.98 xi?” Waffle Hair Pade Piss WYMAN’S 18 W. Pike &t., - FE #1122 “SALV VATION ARMY RED SHIELD STORE 118 W. LAWRENCE Carries @& complete line of re- conditioned . Furnitur Household Apptionces Washin ee : Misc. Trews =e Belle 6:30 to 8 Fri, Eves, unti) 8 arin eb Oil Heaters a at half the cost. 2. MY_3-3711 UsES al AROON mo _?m suite. Cheap. OR oo Ni ~ USED TRADE-IN DEPT. ‘33 tee | & Ssssee * | eee ECONOMY "FURNITURE CO. am. iaginaw 8t. : couch, never wy : deluxe washer & _& aryer, ‘3150 both, Fm 5-2768. WASHING MACHINE, GOOD CON- | dition, $35. OL 1: Ww i ree machine, $3. ehapire 2 UL. TABLES, % maple. Cost $110: will sell light for $30. Also red antique lamp, | $15. EMpire 3.4213. | For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Fit 1 ELECTR PoP §- | Flush. ese pi Like new. . EM bit esteemed |” Pw "| Linoleum Fogel ws : $4.95 Beautiful Patterns ‘st ay ie CHEV. moe. JU8T 2 imag TRAILER _o Ly) Vatigty's, ‘aubara furnace with blower, trols, off tank, f pae-| Sue. BIKE, 4 IN. ~ OIRLS, table & chairs, 65. Pe stove, $3. ge (ee size 2234) oe, Wail poses fer ion aupien pt in $3.00 cone copper eck cee ae ises re Saw. Users: McCulloch Motors. Ine., BROS. PONTIAC RD. AT 407134 Cement Color for wocks AND FELLOW ORANGE DARK GREEN TAN & | BLACK BLAYLOCK COAL & BUILDING —_, co. 81 Orchard Leake Ave FE 37-7101 CLOSING OUT. i nme “~~ Tg EMpire 3-4053 aia TION Aik STOKER. A-i cond. Fe p2e. CASH WAT - & ~~ wate Savew ! _NORTHER | For Salé Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ; - Evan's » Equipment ~ OPEN a Nr ; 12 6. Ld §-2100 FUEL OIL TANK, 275 GAL. FE | _S-9120. = FOR SALE CHEAP v if, eo Seen nf oh er, 104 _B sagina To", ate ear $35 DELIVERED he ns Accessories tmeludin vented ig cap en Bes: | oor ca - FURNACES Ot1 &@ Gas, installed. duct work, free estimates. me Heating Service. OR 3-56) tes fats: ‘Garage Doors “ale 16 rRAILER eee ric prakes. rice $100. F HEAT ING. FQUIPMENT sed ol] furnaces, of! burners, floor furnaces, stokers and space heater. Wayn ane Ce. Roch- _ester, OL 3 JEN er jawn mower, hand mower, a rug . fire on ie Oe f tT, malt on pay set. EM 35-4520, WA “a. A Thompson 60 6. , aA mene eahe, * model, beautiful m $50.50. marred in tran- eit oj several (4 & oe" al metals at terrific values. Mich- access, M LIONEL TRAIN. COMPLETE canted. pl Also @ yr. crib. ve 4 Pa etn USED HEATING EQUIPMENT — Coal a ee $20.00 wp. 1 berners, ere meee ne ler urner Ol Meer furnaces , ‘os | VACA a ir . trade, FE 83208. a aS ; ens 6, value Baal eee worescent, 383 or WOOD AND ALt COME . 3. PE. u BENSON LUMBER CO. Mtr. “sas Do “it Yourself ¢ 61 __. Machinery OA 10 IN, anes Sanaar Pe tale TABLE saw, mode! iene INCH A a SAW, CALL BE. tore 6 GRAPTBMAN “es” TUT ARBOR ae attachments & 4%" on stand with % = FE 45-8038. FOR RENT WALLPAPER STEAMERS SANDERS--EDG ERS—POLISHERS sree | HAND. SANDERS — 77 eee Pike’s Rental Depot TOOL & EQUIPT. RENTAL Tratlers, mixers, cub tractor. floor sanders, lishers, carpe shampooer, weed mowers, tillers, lawn mowers, chain saws, con- ~ crete grinders, plumbers, carpen- ters and mechanics tools. bl don't see it-call ¥ Waterford Of J 1751 Opp. Our “Lady. Of the Lakes Church YOR RENT Floor sanders — band « - to 6: ‘Bunday 16 100 to 4: Montceim ye Supply, 156 W. ontealm., 56-4712 ‘Sale Musical ( Goods — 62 PREP PRI ACCORDION ROSITA, 130 BASE, rfect condition. $150 — FE ee ere ACCORDION Giki's LTO WT- weight. Mother of pearl, 120 bass Free shift. Pollina. Case included Exc. cond. Clarinet, B-flat, Bet- Sere , complete wittr case FE LAVATORIES, COMPLETE “Witt modern mixing faucets $2.50 vai- |: ue, #is.88 totlets. _ a terrific vamese ;= Theag. are crate 303 Orchard Lk OIL AIR GF. oa ee 118,090 Srv. fe new PAINT SALE Discontinued od Color ap paint, inside enamel inside t, guaran- teed satis: KING BROS. 2991 Pontiac Rd. PE 4-1112 PERMANENT LAUNDRY C8 aed exe. condition, $13, FE PLYW SPECI ALS ASR AND. CARRY We taliged Pade Beautiful black pons and bobeat also red fox mounted life size ‘for your cabin or den SUNDAY now $67. FE 3020 489 5. SANFORD Regular $136.48 Rem. auto, mode! 68 a $1 Reg ie} Rem, 760 pump rifle no Syegete automatic — §127 ted up. et: Dostecwating s clothes-shelis & esas Enter our 4. E- pasasant a ee Adame! Aubure | wine AeA WORE 7 i a AL. Winehester shotgun. YR-OLD Bay.” 4 ‘ot A ARABIAN CHEVIOT & ii BL. LACK Fic in Mi a, SE etter, Miche Rochester Rd, Roch BEAUTIFUL BORREL WARE ¢ yrs. Thoroughd: Shetian $50 P iin Orion BO trailers. We need your trailer. +S sell ‘. ty io ‘ver ae on jot, Marine “Goarh Bales, “ine w 7 we d., Ho __MEIrose 4-6771. a BEST DEAL. \ Oxford Trailer Galea. WONTING TRA ron Gardens. Cheap, 996 Lake\ $ ay \ ise. Det Detroite ie? Travel = ers. 16 and % with ath, ay a complete line ¥ § and 10 wides, from 30 to 60 pm Ay ‘*. very smal] down pay- hice selection of inte Stop and shop st ihe big ML 28 Ee 2 ee HOMIES SAUER, INC. , aa ia eve uo ainda pS, Bailing twine, and rarton, Pia « 31203 days s week Trailer Sales. AILER FOR RENT. 9 isin 6- as bath, Walled Lake 8 BUS, MAD! INTO novan. Ee ‘4 1 shape. Dinh WOUSETAALEAS TD Rew'is ft. tour home $008" Molty wepree. Sales 152) a Holly OXF KD TRAILER SALES to pick from 8 to 10 wide. rs to 0 ne re, sheect, Weniean ar rows, Zimmers, Richard Hollys: as Uses 4 trallera,, all sizes & prices, plan available o> ro A a. Open 2 p.m, to 8:30. Fe REO Le nn un $0 8. Telegraph _FE +3200 __ Sale ) Farm Produce 75 APPLES TRAILER EXCHANGE MOBIL HOMES - SINCE 1932 — Authorize eis & service for AN ae 7 Apt LLAC, ALACE, 2 a mg iy & 10 wides, from Sige Gidatngs FOR SALE POTATOES & JONA- Ly a A945 m Clarke, f MApie $0108, * AAA EQUIPMENT rotary power mowers, chain sawa, Pontiac oldest garden and lawn) ti bak ment, Eg SALES F Fall Clearance Sale ON BOLENS TRACTORS, ROTARY TILLERS, & r USED. LARGE DISCOUNTS. Credit Terms KING BROS. 4 miles east of Wixom Rd. and "Duck Lake Rd Open every day 8 to 7 uu 4-8038 if BIL FE TREES Howland, 3037 Crumb aS 4 €. Many other eo buys, at FE 4-074 Fr #1112 ___Pontiae Rd. at dyke ARM MACHINERY, NEW AND _§ used. Prouls Ceres ‘gales on M24, __jast north ot Oxf “McCul loch Chain Saws PRICED FROM $166 We specialine ip service of your ea 2 HOUGHTEN ‘ke "SON _ 3. 1. Case & Ferguson i Ot tare GARLAND TREE: SERVICE, Fa. SHADE TREES pe Mapie and Norway Maple, - ed Maple; Blue Ads ee sae all kinds, W = rns er Meat ‘adits. Pontiac For § Sale Pe Pets Ba ema oe M e, 1630 Deirose ne NEW IDEA | Corn Picker. . rd ieee torender Se HOUGHTEN "& SON * J ig. Porreee, Draiee, _ Maine. ens oe 6 ee models AEE Ey 1 ‘a3 ES i000 GREGORY RD! thonea rt oll «sou gg > ” Gingelivilie. . Available on rental plan er H ALLOW FEN — ee immediate possession, PUMPKINS BOTTLE GAS PARTS & SUPPLIES Telegraph re “aBlee- te ie eZ Rent Trailer Space , 7 Sale Farm Farm Equipment 76 76\~~ Tranct’ apeces to. reat, Call OR Farm equipment, garden tractors, AUBU t a : FE. 3-0830 . 921 Spent ® P- Bt 2 Rate E. ro Outre gh Some 16 wore shelter For Pr? patios Ma 8200) or MYST, or his ty nA mints a rate Li ‘$20; Phon 9 ara, ° ie, ese TA Tae MOCEER WORILNOME ESTA Inke front and ‘pupereuns. EM 3-2661, Auto Accessories 80 Auto Glass Specialists Safety for @ Ld & trucks. NDARD BRAND NEW : a to a, per cent d pointy tes, ke DB. WILLIAMS a [ MATTHEWSHARGREAVES: AGAIN OFFER ~ bape - Value- Value CONSIDER THIS: A FINE SELECTION OF. . _ Outstanding Used Cars PLUS: 100 GALLONS © _OF GASOLINE FREE Only 6 Left NTTAC™ ‘Hardtop Coronet Club Seda Sedan V-8 : ist Ford. Vie. ; | cm Automatie ion, Maat. LESOR-THADE. NEW 's}| {3 Buick Special hardlo 51 -’57 MODEL C Soonl sign re reece Choice of rat 34 Tie ‘a0 Diet MAKES AND fobai's 1 To ihe oa DURING THIS SALE! $2199 ma AL cata QUE WO AUTO SALES piymene | | PURCHAY oo Ss i and , Lucky Auto Sales, 193 8, Sag-. sac ALL oy aks OUT This MO. $12_W, PE 49151 ee es ewpseen , N 0 rth Si de 631 Oakland Ave. ree soon Sues “Pontiac “hformats SAB Pecans 137 VOLKSWAGON... csescseseeseersens $1795 ; ‘ NLINER 2 DOOR Auto Brokers 1953 56 VOLKSWAGON oe ce cena wees e $1695 2. Dr. Hardtop Es of . 3 —= . ateer- Ford $00 Cony, FOM. .. . $2396 ‘ ; ' Heater, Turn signal d $2195 Buick Special 4 dr. HT. 57 FORD Victoria - “500' Hardtop ....++++e A Coronet Convertible 35 Mercury Cony. ss. +. $1300) Pontiac 2 Dr. | Heater, Ford-O-Matic. BEIGE & RED © 1395 “Loaded, Has wee ‘Ghetle Belay & fe": 4 $495 55 OLDS LDSMOBILE EAD ons cums 2 | outh an Hydromatic. area : Ford Custom ¢ ¢r, POM g 56 CHEVROLET | Bel Air Hardt OP s -gigag “81595 -: SCRAP & OLD Tee San. \eccbeadahi Walls, Pow : | New ‘57 |: —_——- , ; ids bee Ge, Hydra. $488 '55. CHE AEVROLET ‘tel Air Lr a a" i "S 82 RAM... ener. Bowers =e te For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars = 91| "5 Fore 4dr POM... $308 ‘54 BUICK 4 D008 ng ioe ceva ee $ 895 “DI mouths ail PRP PAOD PD NW RD. ‘Sl Buick ¢.. 2 dr., Dynafio § 345 eet . nay $B sor Oa pesos. agg BLUE $ 795 : atl oor | PO 2 Agee N ‘4 CHE OO ZI «evans sweeas , Iton Motor Sales’ Y AAA QUALITY Bud Shelton : Reskesa sepenen toe B._ Perey_ rele Seri rae tieaa. & Heater. BEDE _ ae § 795 . ‘tad tot _ motels Only 5 Left 6 Months Guarantee OFFERS fir. we ‘| Huntina f “a ancurgr car. || ‘54 FOR ORD ‘Custom 2Door Dark BLUE : CASH | 1 Savoy 4-Dr. Hardtop | R. & R. Motors unting tor freee “Tigara.n Racio Menten: | 'S4 PL PY MOUT H 4-Door ........0+: caves 695 ¥ ; . . ‘56 vrolet eoavert V-8 $1,505 , iw milesee. & Heater. Dark GREEN BF - Meiting for your 1960 tru 1983, Tomei beckus tents. wives — Chrysler- Plymouth [3S Ford Custom fds ~~ $1388 A Clean Car? |e, sities Sit ae tee it 55 CHEN ROLE 7 Bel Air 2-Door ......+.-8 9S ante ry ow 53 Pontiac #10 Catalina 91.308 Drayton Plains, “Mich. )E & GREEN AU "BURN MOTORS trie — $1895 — “S5 Chrysler 4 Dr, New| "55 Ford Custom line 4 dr. $1,145 2 | : mm | Heater Powersiide BEIOE & y - con $2144 ; Yorker, full power, “RasH, white. |'3S Chevrolet 2 dr... 8085]; 1H. | 3. | “86 DeSoto V-8 Fordor 1953 PONTIAC R & H, HYDRA. || 15) CHEV ROL BT 2-DOOf eso new eee mee weed HS Comer Pike ® EB. Bivd. PE 3-747} | walls, ‘ike (38 Boutiac Starchiet Cat. .. 31.498 «DR. WAGON. Rai | ‘86 Ford Custom § Tudor No moosy down. Assume pay- maaie & Beater, 9 one GREY ba i WHOLESALE nes ‘se 2D, Piymouth, V-4, | (38 Pontiac #70 2 . $1,298 . Red and white ‘38 Buick jal Fordor vg 3 agin 5 | one o . ; a anar. Cal ater 1 Savoy 8 Club Sedan | itssion, Rh. werells. sport tous ‘mala “Centary a $05 |. rion Motor Sales {38 Delos va Tuc SALE. ALL CARS OU ke South Side 2115 peer deat ta Loaded. Has everything 9150 ness Debele S-Dr” hardtop, | 's} Nees Sedan $s Mr ‘2611 | '58 Desote PirePite. Rerdor., Oiiddie Steele FE POM 56 \ OL K We AGON 2-D $1695 JUNK AND ‘ pesananages MERCURY _ Re ; vertible = "56 V SWAC OOF se... wii 5 Bes 5 Missan pare. Pe Same unre = x 7G SE Trane [ere Sting eead wena |B Pimouh Bett Natit oe yd AT £2395 cceaN cok. EE. 8 ve. va| Bud Shelton Moto? Sales fant og a, Drwone Be. © marcep Supervisor's car. $1750. OR | 50 KARMAN GHIA Hardtop... adit — “Ta 2 a7 PP gy iN Saal tei 34 Chev, aD “a a | Aubura_st_&_Biva___PE_* ae $9083 aS , i ton haa re 55 THCNDERBIRD C nvertible $1995 — ; F everythin id ir, Bej Att, ~grive after 4. ‘he Ha onvertipie .....-66 oe = fe ad Py 2 BOM 399) TE | Powerslide, Bait "M CHEVY, CONY, LOADED WITH | "FORD 4 OVERDRIVE nant | 1 Desoto, FireDome Fordor “GOODWILL USED CARS" n Heater, Ford-O-Matic, W. Walls RED with ; $745 ‘33 Buick 2-Dr., hardtop, | "= - | / New tires. 1. owner. Good buy! ‘54 Piymouth savy, Fordor ACK top 5, ; j ones pati, abarD. south Dr, hard. | FOR SALE: 149 CHEVROLET 2 P MA 43377 afler4pm.. ge Coeremet Oe oh Fetes ‘56 PONTIAC. 156 CHatRoL. ET 4-Door .......... sane spel o9s. a a oe 1 Belvedere 8 Hardtop | gpl” _Pegyt caste, RAM. sharp. fg ay gs a u/)* gag Aid fa ed ; Desoto. V-8 Fordor 2 ORS Sone AEVROC ET? ae a eane ALE 1095 “Bri ht S tse wachere Bs e-up hehts Pow: ae fe ro orev | sain Sater ter § pm. Hi FORD VAIRLANE. R-& W.|°33 Piymouln Borde ae sai cana 2 eate Power coe Onyx BLACK ai rig po er. Washers. Back-up lights, Pow | 4245" "3@ Chrysier, 4 Dr, auto, | CHEVROLET 1980 4 DR. IN Daw Auto. Whites, Jet Black. 7.000 | '52 Chevrolet Sedan OANTIEE BETA = > "Door | 5 : . “ operation, needs miles. $288 down. 82 a mo. | '62 Ford Custom 8 Tudor PONTIAC RETAIL ‘36 PON” TL AC 4-Door Hardtop ....:..25- . $1645 4 AUTO SUPER MART $2399 ge ~ a er ae ag #+Dr., runs pair. rc offer takes’ OL Loseo Why y more? Birmingham "33 Pontiac Fordor STORE | & Heater, Hydramatic. OLIVE GREEN : Orchard Lake at Cass Oe . Nash. MI 6-3000. ‘Sl Oldsmobile 98 Hardtop © MT. CLEMENS sT. E*BLACK paint 4 FE 8-0488 - 1 Belved 4D ™ POrEN hay ENINGS - er Chevrolet 2-Dr. ~ | oe FORD ¢ DR. GOOD cond. | 3} PYmouth, Forder order FoR "OR @uaLY ‘54. PI. -¥ MOUTH Station Wagon ...... oea$ 745 - 7 Heivedere t. iE _0-0001. _ $17, PE 45003. 8 Station “Wagon “O.K.” 54 Heater Dusk ROSE paint . HI DOLLAR | mas overing, Lantus Wel CUEY. [CLUE COUPE, sam.) bbe “ier top, "ere sh wots | 1 FORD REDAN. GOOD CLEAN | "#1 Firmowin Sport Cups 4, | | ay a ol 4 BU TICK 4D00F ee cages .. -$ 895 for oore, in any condition 5-488 ze give a drive this’ jee. tae a Noa 5 DA BOON BE wa Piymoutl Bavey ’ eaten LAKE ORION, MICH. MY 22611 eater, Dynaflow. 2 tone GREY . | , od 8) CHEVY § PASSENGER COUPE, PEOPLES AUTO SALES camaged, rest Best etter | 87 outh Savoy $ Clb Sed. | 83 PONTIAC 3 DR. GOOD “COMBE, | "53 CHEV ROL EY 2-D008 css0 00190003 s0 ong OOS ; tgp I SH et fuceinn car, $405. PE 3-7942.' 6g Oakland @ / FE 22381 _over $106. MA sad. 7 yes SX Ps SA aa = oP eo aw |h +52 CHEVROTET ee ue $ 445 ML we a | isso FORD Rati. \-8, NO MONEY | ‘3; Desoto “Rab, | 0 .. 5 | AVERILL'S WEED cA SEE iat HEY. CLUB. COUPE, wate |My Pomctgiae a Sains" “| “cen, “Arsume garments of We Beesley Firsiome caroromen | See monit Call Cred Mer || ester, 2 tone OREY : Soop it. then bring it here for ‘top M NEAL ‘ie CURVY Rah, NO MOREY Dx CHEVROLET “ok, DR. SEDAN, Parks Midwest "1300, imaread | 07 Detete-Pireltte Pucder - Parks Midwest +7500. Mar] SO ME ERCURY Station Wagon .......4. .. $8 445 eaed é ; mechanically _ Turner Ford. POS! eater a arp! = es Call Credit Mgr, Mr, Parks, Mid: Pe et ae, mM 3-978 iter CLEAN “Wo FORD 3 Dh BACK. | Ane STILL GUNNING POR DEALS ing Pontiac * OR, CATALINA, 31. PONTIAC 2-Door ........-. aeeaene $ 295 - est «7500. id Tu Pord. | —2 _— | _Redte & hestet. FE 89208. __ 66843. adio & Heater. H | BLACK . For the Best Deal | oH pon LET a ys a |, Cente HARDTOP A SRE EDDIE ster” For YOUR | See Groucho Here ar Ta. TE YOUR Sore | * et, ene Dodge - Ply mouth Dealer | — $175. Call at 485 Second ee tires Si ever eased wt FORD. co ee sa Nov. 1,69 P.M. G00, HERE ‘s IT MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 633 8. Woodward MI 42002 | SEE EDDIE STEE i mood | atten clean. | Bae. MAN’S FRIEND 7 ele RRESG ELSE Birmingham Moest deal FE baa Reego Mare | tac you" sce aod arive ir ane. | PArenin Ea -ooal__ migeine BRAID mt EASY ED JONES From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS: eaomnnnaeeas «8 —_—- - ciearance pric id “* 168 8... YOUR 405. utz Motors, DeSoto-P! assume smell pa: ts of $27.24 : —. » EDOM, STEELS yon Revco Mare. CLARKSTON outh Pealer, Woodward at bir. month. Lucky Auto, Sales MOTOR SALES ‘St FORD RD Pi POLL = | A Phone Call Brings a Courtesy Car to your Door ie Peueint| Motor Sales apa yam oom] ret nuh St) BENGE |agat erapaay sone | MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES down, $30 Birmingham: Nash. FE 2.0186 one Bulet a... Es gn Chrysler - Plymouth SY 'EPT-WING DODGE | ao-yepsonw ser WANT SMALL — Tighe Bere MILES. ONE | i a: eq and easy to own Extra Demonstrator priced’ — New 1957| / mr car economy with big car ride? DOC SEZ car, Just our way of mak- | " "a Se nn | APSE fice. $1785, Don't take| Chrysler Windsor hardtop 3-dr This is the one for you. A jet ; ing friends, Hurry, it won't last | our ( ; EVROLET Dealer use t runs and If hav reak heart] lone. $1,405 Motors, De- __Used Truck Parts BOA our warty tee for yourself and nee pone *, e alt ffter. custom | that (ea aS wo es Uke —l; you anh a oonn } pods Soto - Plymouth Dealer Wood . } Schuts ato De- ‘hee covers, Don’ s iv . LEASE TCH LOO ' xt An PAR Be Piymoth Dealer, Woodward white walls, radio, custom heater, MOTOR SALES ft's worth hi more. $295 URE WHEN YOU READ | - werd ot Boter, Bene j "Amp WOORLS at_Hupter, Birmingham power steering stone | shield DODGE CARS Schutz Motors, DeSoto-Piymouth | THE PULL PRICE ON THESE! |‘ WILLYS STATION eat 4-4546 4. 45 47 GALES \ CADILLAC, oes DEVILLE. | Sugl bend Behe ve coer Fares SstKEtE=Er eS Desler. Woodward at Hunter, Bir- | "si FORD VICTORIA $178. Parkhurst Tratier Patk, 1% F E FE _¢esn "ial pore onan ei rok Yo Stone petal. crane 9.088 “prs AND TRUCKS ae eeu RUNs GOOD CHEAP. |"0 BUICK. A eal $25 | Senet deal, PE 54200 K Vfare| State tax and ficense. CLEAN UP SALE saa ken AP. | SEE DOT WILRERMA AT Ea ——— = _ or Sa Take) Ee 2 SEAS UNSALE, —| tear corr not-F ie wees? ne ene! FISHING CAR PHEASANT HUNTERS- DEER HUNTERS se. ite smomguse Malt phen 2 ‘Bode Corgnet 9 ar. Lancer,|~ MereO-Matic. WW. PB. Red & Se Reego Harbor Houghten’ Ss s neeaney te a, res ‘33 Dedse. Coronel "8 . Raw | Lake Orion Motor Sales ” B : ht SECOND CAR TSRRTE gg STARE BED HOT SPOT | gar sertn cs! ff taco | ah Fonthac” SP, neater. we alis ee gee ng nee Sn Pick UF MOTOR, aH, WW. tise ti Jass, 2| , trans, sharp $ aes ONLY CAR 7 BOBOE PIEEF MOTOR | sy mutch super, Riviere mm.) MRP paint, full = he 8 nitse 2 ESS OR aent PE bam Rego Tiare spot L | : . A-L. thes Masurek ‘Mt 83 Pon Pontiac th "Deluxe ear. R&M, | This week's special — ‘55 Piymouth cepts TRANSPORTATION ‘46 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE. ; | We've ‘em to Pie any "oak | : we a rare, Very clean. ‘. S. low eegs. 1 owner, very SPECIALS — $50 UP Pvt. Owner. FE 5-8589. eny price range. Come n, loo Sales. 8. Bivd. & Woodward. " a. $005. FOR | SALE 34 NASH RAMBLER com cg wen around fos. is ~_ with’ you. : 4-9587. ut Fe dr. Almost like 0 M24 MY 32750 Lake Orion igs i ne eae | AUTO SUPER MART MLL A RE WINTERIZ 2 EL FRACTOR TAR,| 35 Oids, Super ) Woilday| TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS gg ed i a eines | K tractor. Tr, coups, R&H Hydra. Spotlight Open Evehings— Please bon needs. Runs fine, $200 or hest | 98 | RAMBLER & & H WHITE Cold Weather Ahead 1S Wats: Geant > — Extra sharp. ] te MI 6-1072 two-tone. Immediate delivery. ; = : 55 Buick Special .. ‘$1495: F600 DUMP. G6oD Phone MAple 5-5141 berber > zg | 9188 down, $61.87 per mo. Why All Cars Winterized Dr. Hardtops. radio & heater, | ¥.iGOOD SELECTION OF SECOND/ 32 § MafN ST. CLARKSTON ‘St DESOTO RARDTOR. - THis 18 pay more? Birmingham Nash. Dynaflow, w-wail tires. Two to =f . wan” OU ae * ae, FOR YOUR| car. A 4dr hardtop with Tadio.& & hake bleh nt Beton ee —_ ii iat Be Riccial shaeee 2m i - } AN prices to sell. GAR PAYMENTS S300 BURDES. power. Any cid? ear” will handle at = tic - 56 Cadillac 60 Special (+53 Ford Victoria ...$ 795/ ‘CHECK THESE SEE g Ope. FR vad OF ENGLISH. jername fn ‘expensive adel — ft S month. Wa price 82.- Male ST Porter Bd, at pot 137 Chee Bel Air 4D. poo alg Ry oy nea “| ST ATION W AGONS ~ a TORRiS AUSTIN, MEALY, roa ‘I ICLANESTON. B en uae bremgien - Bydre en a Se 4395 Down $4 F ord 2Dr. H'toy 1095 Jt LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS ERCUR' = rd Radio eater, 9 ec. | 2a eS HOUGHTEN & SON | cmon, pox zt | ‘SD CHRYSLER | img, creynory z0gan.n| 0 COre™ oor | ieee Bo. 8 | +56 PONTIAC 4-Door ™ ‘ Rochester's Friendly —/{ _5-1920. Windsor V-8 Dr. sedan. Equipped |, real buy ai 91080. Your car dn.f . sae Down : 55 Buick Special ...$1295 | “wee AOS gy mise ve vee eee s $1895 Olds Dealer | _//| 1988 CHEVY “DEL RAY a DR} with inctory & tube vadio & heats | “Bonk rates ? more to pick from.| ‘56 Olds 88 Holiday Cpe. | “snr. Sedan. beater,” Dynafew. || 155 FORD 4-D 5176 528 N. Main Rochester” vake Gra Molot Scteg ia tee nee tates ton a . | maroon @ “white, 8 No: |} 99 DOF aise ene vue dee gees ene $1595 ; eRe | Take Orion Meter sect) fx, ae ee ae ‘NORTH 's8 Dodge Door lace piccy Sup, 2-Dr_ $1508 |] 59 PONTIAC 4-Door aioe ee seere ene $1695 ‘SEB EDDIE STEEL FOR oUF Rs cua SS a my $1399 CHEVROLET $345 DOWN 2 coe fit eawnes ‘ame 05: 55 FORD 4-Door . os . $1695 best deal. PE $4200 Keegé Mare. | 9%, CHEV. 2 | payments of $27.24 | a ee $5 Buick R’master Sed. satew,, Cazes Eine, apn malle || * " # PASSENGER eee per month. Lucky Auto Sales, 103 Y sone ear aa MI 4-2735 lee es 5376 : ; Like |\ 1953 DO ‘E _8. Saginaw, PE 4.2214. = nad one 1006 8. Woodward Direingnam | $250 DOWN - k $1995] 92 FORD 2-Door ...... $4395 ap. mR 3-676. a! bas gien- Es yao eS re Youn . SEE a sea EDDIE STEEL FOR YOUR 55 Olds Super 88 2-Dr. ‘56 Buick Special . 3 $1895 - ‘+ ts fee eee e ase eee coe Es - x For Sale Cars a” yond fain a Fy Me moon a ss : ; " ~ | "pest deal, FE §-020¢ Keego Harb. . ows DOWR a eS 53 FORD 2-Door .... ss 4 we whae ws oe wes os $ 895 f _AUSTIN 1948, 2 DR. EXC, COND. i is a Fel McNEAL “her ginanal, aC Sem:| ‘55 Cadillac62 Coupe | SF0te NO" sr ‘$1 FORD 4-Door .....e..ccecec ecto ee ees $ 398 a : ice se i ~ Count < “ ’ 4 44 $568, 8 more “64's to pick from. For the Best Deal Betie A Ry fa 3 yore | |, 181s DOWN 54 FORD 2-Dr. ...-§ 495 7 / . : * : = dio’ & « hift, | HAI IPT c Ao . NORTH Dodge - Plymouth Dealer. and. power, “Fru sol ene! 55 Pontiac 2-Door iy Ah ‘aca CONVERTIBLES - , - Birmingham not wt handle 9 $1,095 "55 Plymouth Side a 1°56 FORD Conv ertible eee e eee cee ee $1495 Pontiac Sales A CHEVROLET STATION WACONG Woodward st at "Huster, birmingham 3: Pontiac Conve. $795 "35 FORD Conveciiile $1295 . : | ; ‘ 63. NASH “RAMBLER. A-l SHAR sie = . . redio & eater. ydre- | “ 2G S ae 1 Ble ee ee ‘ aly gm Loaded ‘with e2- Deal | 1000 8. Woodward Birmingham ia Chevrolet Bel Air Waren oh oe oes Lakes 55. Olds OB Dix. Hol. Cpe. | matic, w.Wall tires, ite (eee | '64 FORD Convertible 5334 — mygegsige ttt. i = ambier s8 ry ae : . ye : 1) Pee er Ose 6 eS oe eG Fe : | et #58 Fo ‘66 OLDS 08 HOLIDAY FULL POW- : Down |. ‘ ; 353. "dilemmas seme, “ondec™i | Dodge - Plymouth Dealer SMest deal, FE $-6208 roe are | tse - re opascen iter Wagon : _fona Pe $-4030- nie i "34 Pontiac 7 Door D4 Boick Cent ce ao 195 | 33. PONTIAC C onvertible » olen a we 1am oie ‘wear OS vy Del Del Rag 9 ¢r. V4. Pow. fo Birmingham\ WE TRADE TAYE OR CHE ROLET mn) | OLDS | 3S CONVERTIBLE 8168 DOWN Dynafiow This, ‘won't last long. | ‘51 CHEVROLET Cot etibl . ; Aus a testtiers UP OR DOWN ike EDOWE STEELS FOR YOUR |; — 54 Plymouth Sedan N ee. wid Convertible ...... «aun xg SOD + Bisick Special hardtop. A regi skE EDDIE 61 . _best deal. PE 6-920 Keego Hard. |) ONS 5 HanDTor ne et hate a ’S4 Ford Convest. . $1095. : a 4 er seta, Rygragit.| ee "| 1951 to 1957 Models |~ DEMONSTRATORS | St complete equipment ana ike aq DOWN COUPE radio. & heatar. Forde 12 A-1 SPECIAL BUYS! ae mestng, ratio & Mer! TRANSPORTATION ~ We pay '¥ “7 Tmunderaira, fully equipped. | inst tone ‘at at this he price ‘Little or _ 34 Ford Sedan gd er iy 8064 a a “speciosa dz. coda. Radio & SPECIALS e Pay You taly above comenstrotecs bpve re-| Ohe Wy edn teenate. sate} $215 DOWN | 33, DODGE Club Coupe .. gos $ 495 4 aed: emeh ASH FOR YOUR CAR dio, heater, Fordamatic, V-8 ‘en- cm. gent, qunraniee Dealer, *54 Olds S 88 4-D 55 Buick 4- Dr. H/T $1695 . : teens "neater. Whitewalls. Sigck No, Year Make Price) \S 7 a | s mine, ete. Tnese, ears carry & Woodwatd, at Hunter, Birming-| iii da dined ol Radio & heater, Dynaflow, Mee 51 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe sia Bere s $ 245 a 4. ¥4 wer-lsee ar ee ee i ee q ‘ Tom Bohr, Inc., Milord. MU 481 45153 | ge EDDIE STHELE FOR YOUR _. _, $48 DOWN | & white beauty. No. 430 , 8184 an » Wale a Fore. sar. ete | . 1097 a Eien afer en 9,000 “MT. |" best deal. ao coat Keego Harb. ‘53 Cadillac 62 Sedan "S Pontiac Stcht.. S105, 53 PONTIAC SDOOF iss eerecrcesi veces DS pi , : .. 62. OLDS 4 EQUIPPED: g STOM 4DR, SEDA full ’ * . he — Chev, Di sas RTS Fe FoR. RYOOR Really sharp. on SP — 153, Olds 88 2-Door 7 with Piyatente, pie - CHEVROLET 2- Door tteteeneeeeee seed $ 295 eta 3 Why Own A Sean? Braves Sal ag me 53 CHEVROLET 4Door é whe wes ova wale aeet AOS 11 MORE TO PICK FROM " " _ Sine 8255 DUDNIK sit eee —va 83 Buick Super Hardtop |’38 Buick Canvert. $1595 1°51 BUICK 4-Door ...™ $ 395 NORTH Whén ‘You Cari det black, Auto, RAH. empties. ot DORE sete Tg Pd “fons reat "84 PON sae CHEVRO er | : Have A gy ee. hs bat more? | "53. Chevrolet Club Coupe |. ™** STOCK NO HW NTIAC 4-Door way tee ee ee GS OMS L "SPUTNIK’ Me PLYMOUTH 2 DR. WAGON, 48 DOWN ‘35 Pont. | 870 Cat: $1395 NSA BUICK @:Do008 oo cies nines sod one sien 0G O45 we PR ie Sbadebab ie Reh pay more? Birming- | ’53 Olds 98 Dix. Hol. Cpe. matic yowall tires, Red & ae 55 FORD 4-Door .... = «m ouawons $1195 THE OLD CRATE WHEN : : $95 DOWN - 5298 ee ae i ie I ERN. FINE’ CONDITIONED . '53 Ford 2-Door 55 ee 2-Dr. . a 52 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOF ose eieeeeesene $ $95 aT ’ ‘ L Ns ~ 4 : . ee Ps 4 r - QUALITY” GREEN ss cuevrorer | HUNTER'S '52 Olds 88 2-Door — i ——S ” | 50 PEN MOUTH 2-Doo vrersessestee ss $1295 Sy DOOR nN . ~ uick 4-Dr, Sed. 511 °54 MERCURY. 4-Doc |. ee ARS” madd Beater, sauto. shift SPECIAL __ $5.00 DOWN | Radio rye ee ae lb DON a9 tt sews nes ges el ES ‘esas ~ $495 Converted International bus 52 Chevrolet 2-Door -| feed “boaw STOCK aoa . -sleeps 4. Equipped with . ‘56 Buick 4-Dr. Sup. $2095° ‘AN meler ererege ceotinn k and. 32. Chrysler Windsor Sed. SEDAN, power VC & brakes : ‘ : . t zeXae vs + eS? ; + Auto. ‘ ? cupboards. Chemical toilet. : a heate Mae aay | aye $495. : Bamboo window 4: . a $5.00 DOWN | many unused / . rs , dntvesesuvens; MOD gS 3 "tens bees wu '$2 Ford Conyertible ~ | ¥° 1 pods A~ sees Faia will take you wherever |, .,,. $580 DOWN ete ES | OED | | OLIVER Your. Friendly FORD Dealer ‘51 Chevrolet 2-Door + ° $6 MERCURY. ; . HARDTOP wee & . , gene. _ Tepes. poy te Ae {| CENTRAL | lo ea \ Hirrningham ° FE eres. a0 ‘ ‘Woodward > BUICK. : 7 S. ‘Saginaw St. T ont ake [FE FE 29101 : “Open til 9} bs Spi A\M. to 9 P. M. ok ms)i ie ft * fonda en ea sine a eee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1957 > Sy --Today's Radio re ne 7: cae ¢ WIR, (160) CRLW, (see) wwa, cen WOAR, (1130) WX¥Z, (ime WPON, cee ene, new WWJ, NBC Ban: = teed aa Given . Work Credits lin California dstand News, ; WXYZ, News, Surrell WCAR, SACRAMENTO, Calif. we 6:00—WJIR, rm , Lewis aad WWJ, News uBR News, Casey Dita, Berita! " “ When school bells rang this fall WAYS Wettrick, McKensie) Woaw Newt “"°""™* | oeewom, wm, Sheehan | ‘wwi'uetrie Mereed [at San Juan Union School WB, News, McLeod WON Sports and. 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Mosier on the request for an attorney, O'Connor also said he planned) to ask a sanity hearing for the youth after completion of the pre- Vitamin Discoverers Avoid “Using Pills, by Proper Diel TOKYO (INS) — Two U.S. seien- tists said today Americans are “wasting a lot of money” on vita- min pills and added they may be time.”’ * * * The statement came from the discoverers of several B vitamins— Doctors L. J. Reed of the Univer- must be taken daily. tion—for children—to their general unnecessary “90 per cent of theiryles: — | They give their offspring vita- mins—mostly D—to supplement their diets. But he pointed out that the others The scientists made one excep- x & * ‘Kids,” explained Reed, “too sity of Texas and E. E. Snell of| sen neglect balanced die ” the University of California. They were in Tokyo for an International Scientific Conference. “] don’t take vitamin pills my- For mama and papa though, the scientists said, vitamin pills can be done away with by “a few steaks, whole wheat bread and near Dowagiac Oct * * * -Cass County prosecutor Jerry O'Connor said Robert LeRoy Ball, accused in the kidnap-assault of two Dowagiac high school teachers nine days ago, must make “a proper showing” on his request for liminary examination on the kid- nap charge. : * * * The six-foot, 180-pound Ball ad- mitted in a signed statement that he forced the two teachers at knife point to drive to -&, wooded area . 15 where he assaulted and beat them, O’Con- at one of the teachers who had flunked him in English, Ball demanded examination Oct. 16 when arraigned before Justice Harold Amersdorfer at Dowagiac on a warrant charging two counts self,” said Snell. “I depend on a milk.” en .. @ Snell “ach , | O'Connor indicated that warrants “Many Americans who buy vita. 2eeiNg Eye Dog Ruled | may aiso be issued charging Ball min pills eat balanced meals and 90 per cent of the time may not need them.” “*\ * Reed said: he tried to eat such things as fruits, vegetables and meat every i “T don’t buy those pills,” he said. Both scientists said that “too many” vitamin pills are sold in the need for them.” “Getting your vitamins from a good diet,” said Reed, “is the way. to get vitamins. It’s much better than eating skimpily and then sup- plementing with vitamins.” * * * Snell compared a vitamin pill to an aspirin. “An aspirin is good— it can help you. But you wouldn't think of taking one every day. The same goes for a vitamin pill.” CAN BE STORED IN BODY The. two biochemists also ex- ploded the popular notion that all vitamins cannot be stored but must be taken every day. “We have definite proof,” said No Business Expense ‘WASHINGTON _ The ex- penses of caring for a seeing eye dog, even when used in the conduct of business, may not be deducted The service said , how. ever, that the amounts expended for the maintenance of a guide dog may be deducted as a medical expense. similar situation in the cast of an attorney who tried to deduct the cost of maintaining his hearing aid as a business expense., The deduc- with assault. More Previews Staged . HOLLYWOOD — Movie studios rel preci omg? enemys ng 101 sneak . previews. com- parisons with ee cib bat crab: able, but industry sources say the number of previews is well ahead The service quoted a somewhat/0f last year. Maryland has a town called Silver Spring, but it really is a suburb of Washington, D.C. tion was not allowed and the tax ccurt ruled that the hearing aid was a strictly personal expense, even if necessary for a successful The law practice. The mayor of Louis Trichardt, South? Africa, has formed a trust! fund for six children, aged 9 months to 11 years, who were or phaned when both parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. F. van Zly, were killed in a motor crash. Comm sa Piolaie BOOM OM Snell, “that vitamins A and D can be stored. oh peeniciypeigertt five- or six-day dosage at one time beneficially.” 9:30—(4) Amos ‘x’ Andy. 2 lal Friend Harry. 19:00—(4) Price Is Right. ‘CHANNEL 6 TV ANTENNA KITS "CONDON’S Radio and TV Sales and Service | 199.6. \Paehe, Cee, Achere “| j _MUNTZ TV GE RVICE i PORTABLE ree, _. 6 Makes—$89.95 SW Han Pz 4.2825) GOOD T. V. SERVICE MEN eee bi ALUMINUM DO-IT-YOURSELF SIDING. = ee ee RT ant Gad Vou Painting ‘Have VALLELY’S .|Tuesday night with George Gobel, Fd Singers Rely on Gimmicks | to Vary “Their TV Shows Video Abounds in Vocal Talent Music Programs Also Boast Drama, Comedy one Guest Stars ERSKINE JOHNSON —and comes out here.” o* * * No, madame, not your TV screens this season, * * * There's a “gimmick’’ attached to every singer with a new show. The new shows are numerous—} Not to overlook the “old” reg- Perry, nenuuine Nat “‘King’’ Cole and the man with the sweet music and the .sur- prised look, Lawrence Welk. This Sinatra fellow, for ex- ample. He's having guest stars and dramatic sketches in addition to his famed singing. * * * Eddie Fisher, alternating every has Lonesome George on stage with him when it’s the Show of Eddie Fisher and Eddie is Gobel’s Gobel. FOR TEENAGERS Pat. Boone, of the looks and _ possible Phi Beta the music goes ‘round and ‘round 2 here — on} P By EARL and said, king?” - > gins at 40—Feet Under.” THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . . x Gabbed with Ginger Rogers, who recently did so well on the Steve Allen show and found her slimmer, cuter and -sexier- looking than five years ago, and not looking. her 46 (b. 1911, says Who’s Who). Ginger told me she's decided to take the lead in the road company of “Bells Are Ringing,” starting rehears- als Dec, 28. “Why?” I asked one of her friends, inasmuth as I'd like her to stay here, Friend said, “Because in the next! year she will make a half-million dollars.” Tn view of Ohio State's 56-0 massacre of Indiana, I feel it safe to re-assert today that I am an alumnus cf the Buckeye school and that I expect big things from Woody Hayes’ bruisers this seasop. Also, I expect them to go to the Rose Bowl New Year's. (Or are we under suspension this year? I find it hard to keep track.) If the game with the Hoosiers had turned out different, you wouldn't have heard even a beep-beep out of me. tee WILSON * Not Everybody Was Impressed by Queen NEW YORK \— So I sat right down and wrote myself a letter! Dear Oil: Galloped over to the Waldorf and found it very blase phowt the Queen’s visit ‘cause: that joint’s “roomed” ’ everybody important. Somebody phoned there “May I be connected with the king?” and the switchboard yawned, “Which Suzy Parkers’ studying drama and dancing, hoping her film option’ll be picked up .. . Eddie Fisher| © was fined by AGVA for calling Jerry Lewis onstage during his act... Herb Shriner, who's doing shows at super- markets, says, “The customers get me instead of stamps” . man films, with such stars as Nadja Tiller, will be shown around the country, Jeanmaire was offered 10G’s to dance on . Clare .. A group of Ger- guest when it’s the Show of George}. Kappa key, is aiming his shows), the Dinah Shore TV’'er, EARL’S PEARLS: Women have just two ages—over 21, and under 35. That’s earl, brother. Asks AFL-CIO to Delay Teamster Ouster Action DETROIT — Officials of the Detroit and Wayne County Feder- ation of Labor have asked the executive council of the AFL-CIO to postpone possible ouster action against the Teamsters Union and cause a split in the labor ranks. The group asked that the matter be held up until the AFL-CIO con- jvention in December. Sammy Davis Jr. abandoned the idea of. becoming a convert to Judaism . Boothe Luce slugged out a piece on her pri- vate sport, skin-diving, for “Family Circle,” explaining it to housewives, Harry Evans — who has a picture of the former Am sitting of the bottom of the sea — wants to Ute it, Life Be- The AFL-Cl0's Executive Coun- cil is expected to take action on corruption charges against the ‘Teamsters, the Baker Workers Union and the United Textile Work- ers later this week. -- NEW MICHIGAN at the teenage set. Not the “wild ones” Hollywood movies like to glorify but those with cléan white buck shoes. Patti Page as hostess of ‘The Big Record” is combining warbling with presenting the nation’s top singing Barges’ Bottoms False MINNEAPOLIS — False bot toms are the latest thing in barges. 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