“* The Weather. . airy 4 \ me Accused Forger Enters | ail oe ; - AOOVSED CHECK FORGER — Miss Mamie June Smith; 35, was booked at the Oakland County ° Jail last night by Sheriff's Sgt. Herbert 8. Dalby. ea = eS Oe trom’ A ey-secretary contractor confessed today BET ceca ceie « mt cashed forged checks totaling) Aefested Teast in Gh $22,000 nd spent allincer Allegan, by State it | 2 hs 2 gz at Hi fi = = S = Be March 1954 to I tnt to “Oakland one ‘eft the left the’ county las last July 15 after eo enema z 5 By =i fo Nig Bocks Federal Help ‘to Poor. States Such as Nissi? — WASHINGTON = Louls HL. Schimmel, Pontiac Board of Edu- cation president,” says he's afra afraid federal aid to education would re- afi j 2 & iz 3 Suspect During — ‘Seasonal Visit’ en Now. Theta’ a dv e tte Inga cache | i it te sat : rece n d de ieee Ads. lop area around © Christmas) Michigan A reorganiza- Cia cen Was ue tte cet roy ae | Lopeet County, Man vemgnis tte a xe-October 1954 Mark police last night-— inating school districts that are | Charles W. Staley Die’; Pcnpioron bi Phillips, no’ known ad- : Thei H leathers: After ighing possible} Foye Pi aken timo: custody by, (2 small and too weak finan | in Their. Omes _... punishments, Juvenile Trial Com. NEW YORK wi ~ Newspaper ~~ Stokes after he| lilly t furnish adequate edu a dite Gite hcters i Oe MER REALE pe a uartord Township ‘avers. A conference report sald tae was Mibed test night when fire) < 5 Bertie cage * gy Soabdioga | . ition with, an address of welcome. © 0 / sg The remainder: of the day - will be devoted to dischssion- lof the merger agreement GEORGE MEANY WALTER REUTHER a: Thoughttul Merger Study, Sought by Rev. Auchard “Current discussion of the possible union of the City tance to this area,” said the Rev. Edward D. Auchard | A tweseisiio resell in an interview with a representative of the Pontiac |#% PF oo prea jtions to ke referred to the “We must. not jump to conclusions, prematurely aera ee eck first committing ourselves for or against such a proposal. |° _ Whether or* not such a_union is-desirable can be, neat gues - Métal and Building — or rades may offer at the meeting determined only after thor- “een aoe S Detroit Papers S2ss2z—"= “= Closed by Strike non-union plants. clo Preddent Walter re Reuther was the main speaker at the initial session of his or-- Pontiac Press segms to me to be both Pontiac and Waterford, | to Process Color Plates Sass Nore “Mest chloe mane Held ent 18 | DETROIT @ — AFL * : pga. Stee ators struck’ Detroit's three Workers, taken-by UMW & unchayged since the days of the [daily newspapers foday: ~ out of the AFL Model T Ford. An area is sert- The strike was éalled in“a con-\to form the CIO in 1935 and EP hm ously handicapped whéa admit ltrdct dispute with the Detroit|Withdrawn. trom thal on pom istration of government is 000 Newspapers Publishers Assn, The", a hartied much divided, and when pra Seq Se Ae ClO a $1, “4 many ee ee i In a letter signed by UMW" where they wert or werk whe rs fone. Picket lines were throw”. crrgry-Tieeeurer Sha they live. around newspaper plants. nad handed to ClO” . are the afternoon De- “We lived in St. Louis, Mo., be troit News and Detroit Times and). fore coming to Pontiac. St. Loui$'the morning Detroit Frée Press. and St. Louis County are separate ‘The papers have a combined daily ” entities. Both are seriously handi-|eirculation of about 1,300,000 and) a eS aa - Treasurer James B.~ lneok en C10 bistiey end a note Louis has remained Jrozen within /stereotypers. aaa wall-e pak limits. set in 1876. Today there’. The publishers said the dis. jare some 150 separate cities. and) ‘pute involved union demand that | ““You have achieved the momeri# villages in St. Louis County. | an extra crew be provided to (tary ripple of publicity which you *““Fhere 1s evidence that a city) process color plates with a min- {sought to relieve ‘the boredom of can be choked by its suburb. Then, num of & fult day’s ‘pay, and your isolation from. the demo- when the central city starts to| the overtime be ‘paid for han- \eratic labor movem decay, largely because of the loss) dling uny miaterial pot used on | He added this postscript: . of its natural leaders, the decline} the same day. — are not | “I trust that you enjoy reading an issue, ithe CIO's book on twenty years off A two-year contract between the|the CIO's constructive achieves union and the publishers associa- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ie - tion expired at m nap ayes aR aT = an Citizens Protest: communities, too. “There is another- side to the’ picture. Governmental units can become too large and cities too . economic ing. Furtt 1:30 a.m. tidy hte aman: (~ |ment from the whion that the st strike| if eat: jwas on at S : New Polio Clin. inic Pking Plan - as < & tha Opening Friday * = le cata organiza- | Of Sh k Referendum - on governmental ‘structure is secondary to human welfare. | to ¥ er ots | BeceZe on Pro = “Lappréciate this opportunity to| A Rew/ fcinic to give free Salk City Measure register my reactions to this sig-|Polio shots will open tomorrow) . nificant- study. I hope that every-|morning at Pontiac City Hall, 351 Patitidns seeking a possible oul one understands that I speak not!s. ‘Parke. St., 4t| was announced jic vote- on the adopted $600,000 today / by Dr. John D. Monroe, heronars Laetarp program e Oakl County health director, being circulated throughout ‘Any jchild, agé1 to 14, inclusive, “UY by.& group of citizens Knee” re opposed to the move because, and/ pregnant women arealigible|ot its “magnitude.” |to feceive the vaccine. oon fot The City Hall chic, which offers’ nape ageen ——— de-. fr¢e sae | facilities. will be oper cided whether the petitions would from re after a collision at 5:45 a. m) i |. “Drive caretally all day today,"’ ie ‘ ‘mounting | rate’ ot_.deaths ‘due ‘to mer traffic accidents,” he said, — : Today_spectators were able to, ee pee eee accldtat;- ~ — ‘To Gall attention.to $-D Day, the! Traffic and.Safety Bureau placed) - downtown one of the cars involved _|in aaceident Sunday morning on jest A, io wick ven did 2S SS. = ¥ sorte cen soe tae, tbe (Continued From Page -One) = ore : éd y oe 3 Se THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 ey : | \ : : a & ; * i : 3 . ¥ . a Le To Aides Hel * ee... ; : Biss g io ae ee ee Al 6 di k E d ° : Re-filing Delay | tke Mold Plane | Sees ee ee Nee tee, Fand trunk ENOS |” special PURCHASE! 7 af oie Clive Conarees | ne ne |) Passenger Runs {5 : gums -_ - \|to Give Congress | in td eee os td emous q Ing US Cr GETTYSBURG, Pa, (INS) — ~ 1 tee Grape Trem Riad wil : : President Eisenhower. meets with ih Feces Leora coaab puny nine pee Chief of Police Straley his top defense and foreign policy . — se? Freight ee = aes, ar M t Pr sent Char es advisers today to hammer out the; Pires — ae Pegaso Ladies and Misses us re ges, program he will present to Con- ° : il bei he} ogi a hagas SKI-STYLE - : . | a eno “ or - freight . Attorney Ewart Says hapa in _— _ . | ‘ r - ” LB _|dropped by authorization of the PS most every high-level admin- i ff ‘ bei , 5 Petey ae 1 ie State Public Service Commission.| ) : Police Chief Herbert W. Straley, istration official has been sum- | See a rere a . 2 : Pa jamas -fi | moned to the conclave behind | a Ah Others are 41 and 42 be- \ ; , must re-file his eee bashes wine at tcl preci 7 y : = tween Duréi — Greenville, 50 Styled Exactly as Pictured against Patrolman James L. Ocker-’ retreat near Thurmont, Md, : ~* yew HE * * and 51 between Grand Rapids and man under the State Veterans Pre- The two-hour meeting, scheduled yowrn ie e : Grand Haven, and’ 50 and 52 be- $4.95 Values-- ference Act before further action ¢, start at 2:30 p.m, (EST) at on tween Pontiac and’ Caseville. : $ 9 ; can be taken, City Attorney Wil- Camp David, will. work out in | . a7 > 24 : a2 = liam Ewart said today. \Virtually fina! form the’ key por- ys _ ee , ae, — : ae ES compendsd by tons of Eisenhower's state of the i S era ae TONITE G FRIDAY Only SIMMS ~ union message to Congress in whch) be ~ eS | mee 7 “4 c : Straley Oct. 14 for alleged mis ne wilt outline his administration's! hi ~ |. Be wae 17:47 COUPON Mee | PRICE conduct and neglect of duty. legislative program for 1956. | wid et , a « Bae i 4, ae Yesterday Oakland County ; z : et chee is # Choice of 5 Colors Circutt Judge H. Russe). Holland Cl0- AFL M ——--. . ‘ 8 ruled that Ockerman niwust be re eefing [ ' "J, ween x i * Soft Suede Knits instated to the force and given f ti . A A ~ \ ANN “ & Small to Large Sizes back pay pending a final City R if M “f ; RNY \\y\\ . Commission hearing on his vase. 0 q | y erger | A Ome NO Because these are discon- om “Ockerman's case was sent to thé Police Trial Board as provided in ments which | have sent to you the City Charter. But Ockerman|by your own courier.”’ chose to come under the State \ew ORGANIZATION Veterans Preference Act, which . allows war veterans to have al pasaeere elie ere one hearing before the city commis- n e Meany will be mor . — : |the $35,000 a year head ofthe com- e « * ‘bined unions. CIO President Walter The officer filed suit Nov, 18 Reuther will supervise the newly. asking a writ of mandamus order~ formed | Industrial Union Depart- ing Straley to reinstate him pend- Ment with Carey as its secretary- ing outcome of the state law pro-|treasurer. The present CIO will * cedure. jmake up the new department. NEW KAY BAUM — Just released is the arch- itect’s sketch (shown above) of the new Kay Baum, Inc., store in Birmingham, for which plans were announced in August. The store will re-locate * | The Day in Birmingham New Kay Baum Stor Judge Holland ruled the state, act supercedes the city charter. Pid Ockerman is charged by Stra- | ley with ignoring a request by Mayor William W. Donaldson ;-wil be preserved, in an AFL Thus the present official set-up setting. Tomorrow, both the AFL and ClO . conventions are ex- pected to approve a blanket reso- of skill. Will Open Next Spring BIRMINGHAM — Remodeling and ‘Kid's Gallefy,complete with New York Central passenger train costs of $254,000 alone will produce | shooting range-gnd_other games &t a Coldwater crossing. However, r fax | tinued colors, we bought J - a" | ; Plays Full Scale Melod ri BELOW wholesale and pass A the savings on to you. by spring, in the completely remodeled Leonard |¥ yl | ; Building, 162 W. Maple Ave. A local man, Eliot | 4 Toy x ophone * Guaranteed first quality. Robinson, is the architect. | ; Price Cc - ij With Choose From 2 Famous Nationally Known Brands nes sm - = 7 | — ¥ | “HANES” or “NAZARETH” Ruinous Return ; Coupon 5 ’ ie : COLDWATER W—Retired Rail- § sehonssnard Coupes ss = Children s Sleeper s e road Engineer Clarence Cox, 70, + tor auick, identification. Fie ers ful a | got back in touch with railroading | ; with hammers, music 0 Reguler. $2.50 $ 59 the hard way. His car was de-% @ *2 me lish then it ski S$ i S molished when it skidded into a , MA coe * cc + 2 ter $8 ] J 98 N. Saginaw —2ad Floor . then seek the * lution to implement labor unity, | “NW idea in stores, were every: that he arrest a drunk. \thing is completely flexible : —s : will ~~ \prises waiting from ‘Mr. Pock- . - 3 faci reaper Meese Rattan Sn tach ered functional,” a spokesman said to-/ets’’ and will fish for prizes from told him he had to buy a filler for}©Stitution and arrangments for day of the future Kay Baum, Inc.| a huge stocking hung by the fire- a ballpoint pen first, but would Pooling of funds and property and |store, which will open next spring. Place. Tea and cookies will be drunk a mass of other details. The present women’s and misses |S¢tved, with pink lemonade for the % 8 The newly-burgeoned AFL - CIO |apparel shop at the corner of West small fry. Ockerman also is charged with|starts its first convention Monday,|Maple and Pierce, will move’ Mrs | Harold Bickner, general ng an old violation ticket on| President Elsenhower will talk @cToss the street on Maple into; chairman. is being assisted by his’ “car so he could ‘leave it all|to the convention over a telephone |the Leonard Building by about/Mrs. A. J. Fowler, Mrs. Edwin March. ’ _ Cox escaped witfiout a scratch. || | Youngsters -will also find sur-| : {NEW SHIPMENT Arrives! Double feet, knit welsts, gripper fasteners. Easy- to-launder soft cotton. | First quality. Smart Holiday Styles Ladies’ Cotton SIMAS.( HOTHERS Ladies’ & Children's Weer MAIN FLOOR 5S ie be if .. day in a municipad’ parking stall. Ockerman claims he only took! «-~ ~~ few seconds to exchange the pen 7 r; hook-up from Gettysburg, Pa. Ad- laj Stevenson and New York Gow} Averell Harriman _ will...be..latep- speakers. | used fer hangimg bathing suits | Koran and Mrs. Coyle Fisher. AS * * ot ; . Even wall gases will be con- | - After several unsuccessful vertibie; twas -exptamed Vs"GE | izics, worried parents won out at this week’s City Commission Dresses SENSATIONALLY UNDERPRICED The Ideal Gift for the Women on Your ‘ List i } in during one season or shelving meeting in efforts to have q traf- school upkeep, “African Gold Coast to-""Wright Home. Burial ‘Will follow in Perry| Christmas Market” will be a two- ‘Wright-Patterson Air | fle light installed at the Maple. | * * Thanks to their pew church which. ence again frees . the school. auditorium,..women of Holy Name Altar Society -guilds are able to hold their first fair jin five years. The “Merry filler which he had just bought and would not work. He says he proceeded immediately afterward Dontiac D th sweaters in during another, to arrest the drunk arriving noon a S. Toial costs, which includes leas-; Southfield intersectiqn. after the arrest was made by == ling the bullding, were estimated at, In addition, red flashers will be another officer Donaldson had © Glen Benjamin Carnal $414,000: The tri-level store will|placed on Maple at the Baldwin countered. “ | . |contain 15,000 square feet, 9,000 of|intersection each day during The parking ticket was not hang: Glen Benjamin Carnal, 47, of 460, which will be devoted to selting school crossing hours. They will ing outside the car, the officer jordan Rd. died early this nhcrning space which quadruples present/be spaced about 100 yards apart, nap ag — rolls ae rest-| St, Joseph Mercy’ Hospital He| retail space. | with the speed limit reduced to seding weasels . iad been in ill healthi six nth | Open stock and selling is also|15 MPH to permit youngsters to : ase ‘| part of the plan, with none of the) safely cross the busy thoroughfare. Schimmel 0 He was born in Des; Moines,/Kay Baum merchandise concealed, * 8 8 pposes Iowa Feb. 22, 1908, the son of it was stated. Retail floor area) Althougl re-opening of the Com- ee Benjamin W. and Mable Carrie will occupy two'of the levels, with/ munity House Youth Room got off Help for Michigan Carnal and married here July 6,\the upper level devoted to cus-|to a slow start, tomorrow marks 1929 to Fannie Agar, ‘tomer and employe lounges and|the second party planned there wed From Page One) Mr, Carnal had! lived in Pontiac office space. Hor the junior high school set. n6ee Gomme & © s Years and was employed at the, e: |Dancing, music, games and other | Pe ashingted'lPontiac Motor Division, Plant 9.| Three applicants’ for the job |activities will be held for seventh’ S-conit as san 98 ® | Surviving besides his wife, are of city assessor here will be in- |and eighth graders on the first and| : piece. his mother Mrs. Mabel Carnal of; terviewed at q special 8 a.m. third Friday of each month, from} Schimmel and Clark Hobbs, sec- cece a daughter, Janette Car-| session of the City Commission 7:39 to 9 p.m. retary of the Baltimore Chamber "4! at home and a son, Daniel’ on Saturday. | wi ’ : Director. of the program is = > ogg ee songs Pig Nomar ee tie ene, two as Elmer Haack, who has held that Louis P. Lewandowski, of the | ble 116+ oo ves "ters Mrs, Dorothy Koester aaa position since Jan. 2, 1937, has Ferndale-Pleasant Ridge Com- = mos e. vor federal aid only Mrs. Caan Ostrand, both of Water. told the commission he hopes to munity Center, a United Com- . ‘heen ford: three brothers, Frank 6f Des 'etire by April 1, which will dar munity Services organization, A : Moines. Rola him to stay through tabulation of) simitar program for senior high aus ae poem Os haarvin of SCL kn and the 1956 assessment roll and in-| students is also being planned - presided over the discussion said) Funeral arrangements will be an- 4°ctrinate his succéssor. | by the youth committee of the it would be. “very dangerous” to Pounced later by the Huntoon Fu. Haack said he wants to do fee’ Birmingham wmfield «| provide federal aid for only the|"¢r@! Home. appraising for banks, trust COM-) Franktin Council oi Community ee y |panies, loan institutions, etc., upon! services. s . ‘ ‘his retirement. In the 19 years he) * « @ _ 1» If % give federal aid to only Mrs. Morton Lee vhas served here, Haack has been| Melbourne John Kirkland = | st red 4 states, the rest of the Mrs. Morton (Eva) Lee, 80, of on the Oakland County Board of) gervice for Melbourne John. Se it be calling them pauper|299 N. Paddock St. died’ yester- Supervisors for Birmingham, Kirkland. 67. of 1310 Lake Angelus} states,” he said. . : day after an illness of three weeks, | Where he is chairman of the health’ shores Pontiao, will be at 3 p.m.| Sehimme! said-that in Michigan -Born in Huntington, Ind. -Oct ldommittee and works with the Fy day at Bell Chapel of the Wil-4 the richer counties. do not “‘lookio9 1975. she was the daughter of|equalization committee. liam R, Hamilton Co. A~ Bir. dow ol, pte — a nties apie Willard and Rebecca Carson. She| He is past president of the Mich-/mingham resident until four years: peg ore state aid money for| os marriéd in 1910 in Chicago,)igan Municipal Asseaetrn Assn. |ago,- Mr. Kirkland died Monday Mrs. ‘Lee atténded the Saginaw following a brief illness while visit- 4 . Schools and came to Pontiac trom ‘ing in Huntsville, Ont. | Addinkroh of Osenasi Detroit in 1913. 1 eco /ah ee. asad eae at Will Get What He Wants) Sorviving is a niece, Ruth Kerr Cass Thchnical High School, De- DAYTON, Ohio’ (H—An airmalli Service will be held Saturday at Meas Gea eee letter mailed Nov, 19 from the 1:30 p.m, in the Huntéon Funeral . drawing there. He had been with the body engineering department | of Chrysler. Corp. until his re- tirement last spring. | day event there, from 2 te 9 | p.m. tomorrow and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m, Saturday. Gifts te take care of anyone's) He was also a 32nd degree Ma-| Its sender, Kwabana Addinkroh Charies L: ‘Mitchell, 52, died! Christmas list have been made son and a member of the Ameri-| of Oseriaisi, “noted in all brevity, suddenly yesterday at. his ‘home |by the 11 guilds, with the assis- can Society of Automotive Engi-| ‘T am with due respect to submit) 4681 Forest Rd. |tamce of Holy Name Girl Scouts'neers, His sole -survivor is his herewith this, my humble letter, to) He came to Oakland County\and Brownies, who will have a| widow, Isabel M., district operator forward me to your latest catalogs from Shepherd where he was born novelty and jewelry booth. Boy/of the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. for the continental mails. - |Feb. 24, 1903. He was married to Scouts will man the check roomlin Mt. Clemens. - “I have to be, sir, you obedient! Effie Elizabeth Young in R : —— ° Three Brothers, Invented Aero-| Mt. Park Cemetery, plane, America,” wourid up at : —— yemerday, Force Base Charles L. Mitchell servant.” Mr. Mitchell attended school in ] } Piha Voaef , Th Shepherd and was a member cf! Aazztle her (his ( Aristmas | & iw ~ ‘the Methodist Church there. A ue Weather former teacher, he wag last em-|'. IAC AND VICINITY--Cloudy ployed as stock clerk of aluminum at General Motors Truck & Coach): Division, Plant 2. He also belonged to the Masonic Lodge in Shepherd and the Oak- land County Sportsmen's Club. Besides his wife, he is survived by his mother who lives in Shep- herd; a son, Harold A. Mitchell of Watkins Lake and a daughter, Mrs. Emily Gerlitz of Owosso, Mr. Mitchell will be at the Don- \elson-Johris Funeral Home after § ‘o'clock this evening. Funeral ar- snew beginning and @ high of 22 to. 34, Séuthwest south winds increasing te 12-18 m.p.h. Cleedy tonight and tomerrew will snew tenight and rain or snew te- - Net much change in tem- perature, Low tonight 4-28, hi morrow %2-58. 18 mph. this afternoon te te- Southerly win 12- T Pontiac ee temperature preceding § &,m. 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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIA ED PRESS The Associated Press ts entitied exclusively to the use for republicetion ef al] lecal ees printed = this news- paper as well as all AP hews ispatche . Tur Powriac Parse is delivered bv carrier for 4 cents oh week, where carrier service ts not evailable bv mai) tu-Oskiand, Genesee. Livingston, “o- Lapeer and ab and all oth == a vear Af! mati subseripanns parable in advan one Pontiac FE 2-8181 MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 AFL-CIO Merger Near December 1 and 5 are red letter days for the Nation’s organized WEF ERS On the first of the month the _ American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organiza- tion convene separately in New York ~ in what are destined to be their last’ ‘conventions. Scheduled for next Monday in the -metropolis is the merger convention of these two great labor federations. The result will be the welding together of the AFL's 109 national and interna- tional unions and the CIO's 32. Total membership in the new AFL-CIO federation will be about 15,000,000. . ‘* .% * A dectared goal of the merger: is to elfminate rivalries, feuds and bick- ering betWeen unions in quest of new members and to strengthen the or- ganized labor movement by adding millions of new members. AFL President Grorce MEANY scheduled to head the new federation _ with CIO President WaLtTer P. REv- THER slated for a vice presidency and member of the executive board. ct we : . All preconvention indications point to ratification of the merger. It is highly probable, however, that final approval will not come without long debate. For the first time in 20 years -the Nation’s trade unions wil] be affiliated in a single federation. - Labor's political and economical power will be increased greatly. This, in turn, imposes on the leadership a vastly greater obli- gation to. display real statesmanh- -ship in the exercise of that power. Pr) Second Streamlining _Urged for Congress Dr. Georéé'B"'Gitoway is an ex- pert on Congress. Back in 1946 he was staff director of the LaFoLLeTTs-Monroney Joint. Committee which drafted and pushed through to enactment a drastic re- organization of our national. Legisla- ture. . * * * Under it the number of Con- gressional standing committees was reduced from 81 to 34. At .the time it was agreed that in the interests. of efficiency no --member of Congress should serve on more than two committees. The National Planning Association which led the 1946*¢aimpaign for streamlining, thinks it is time to do the job over again. Moreover, in a Persuasive report made for it by Dr. _Gattoway it presents some convinc- “ing facts. . a ee a Before the 1946 reorganization, -Congress had a total of 230 com- mittees of all kinds. Today there are.-235: such committees and what the report calls a multipli- cation of standing subcommit- tees to a total of 187. Fifty-five. of these have been added in the eee oe ast three years. ygainst Congress running the District f Columbia and handling private im- igration and naturalization , Cases. _ {Also proposed is the holding. of-joint . '/instead-of separate Senate and | House ah “hearings on..the same problems. : ~ Finally; the report's ! the seniority rule under/ * *- bly attacks which com-. "mittee chairmanships are awarded | on a length of service basis only, an _ the undemocratic Senate onetrle _ Over: the years » the’ workload 0 mg - La greater eff- j : 7 é / Phe report makes out a strong case ‘ciency seems to be the only. means of enabling. the lawmakers te keep up with their work. ——— — Baghdad Pact Def ensive The world’s newest alliance known as the Baghdad pact, came into offi- cial existence during a two day meet- ing in the historic capital city of Iraq. , Present at the sessions were rep- resentatives of the participating na- tions—Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Pakistan and Britain. Representatives_of the United States were there in the capacity of friendly observers. * * * The meeting was made possible when. Iran. joined the alliance a nature, it forms a connecting link between the NATO nations on, the west and SEATO nations in the Far East. | These five contracting nations are more involved with the Arab-Israeli dispute than the Russians. Yet the compact they entered into obviously is- designed as a defense measure against Soviet expansionism. * * an The menace to them from the north has been increased by Russia’s arms deals with Egypt and other evidence of Soviet economic penetration. That, of course, is akin to political penetra- tion. BULGANIN and KHRUSHCHEV, who have been touring India, are to visit Afghanistan where Russian influence ‘is growing, and there is talk of a Czech arms deal with that country. The Man About Town Now It’s Official Passenger Service Is to Be Canceled by Railway Marriage: A mutual arrange- ment where he usually is the mute. Dec. 31 is the final day on which pas- senger service will be operated on the Grand Trunk Railway divisions between Pontiac and Caseville and Pontiae and . Richmond. Permission for the discontinu- ance has been given by the Michigan Public Service Commission, which finds that the railway is correct in its claim that there no longer is any public necessity or convenience for the - service. Thus ends a railway service that has been in operation for around two- thirds of a century. The auto age did It. I have it direct from Ralph Florio, one of the members of the board in charge of such things, that an ~ Employes’ Snack Bar is numbered among the features of Pon- _tiac’s new. City Hall. It is a co-operative Proposition: A Press reporter recently encountered a pile of cardboard boxes in the .-base- ment of.the courthouse. With his nose for news twitching. he peered at the label on the topmost container. It was ad- dressed to our new Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams, who takes office Jan. 1. Then the reporter glanced at the container’s side and was startled to see the word “Fifths,” and a picture of three whisky bottles. Further _ investigation revealed, however, that the box heltt-taw books being shipped in by the county to stock the library in the judge's courtroom, owe hope we can find standing room on the line of march Saturday,” writes Mrs. Burridge Bainbridge of Utica, who says she has “brought the ~ kids” to Pontiac’s Christmas parade for many years. This tlme she has’ made advance arrangements on parking. - ‘Pontiac Press delivery boy when he was'in the seventh and_ eighth grades in the Oxford school was - Ed Meads, retiring captain of the University of Mich- igan football team. He is a native of Oxford, and starred in most every line of sports when in high school. Now 21 years of age, he finishes ‘his present “course at Ann Arbor next spring; and will ‘enroll again fdr further study in medicine. Ed is the son of Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Meads of Oxferd, who also have a daughter in the University of Notre Dame... ' Not getting a deer on his ‘first trip : north; a nee nvr felt sorry for - . Mike Slossman ‘ of Waterford, and gave him a big roast. Then Mike made another trip and got the makings to return the compliment. — —peneaneweleg Verbal “Orchids to- Mrs. Jennie Hall 4 of, 89 Green “st.: eighty-sixth birthday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schwandt. _ of Metamora; golden’ wedding, Mr. and Mrs, Martin Hornbacher _ of Caro; sixtieth wedding anniversary. - bbe a oe a . 4 ie : WOE cerns / i ‘ month ago. Strictly defensive 1m Obey That “Signal ‘ ae Py Re MLS Fae David. Lawrence Says: . and — . military - these inconsistent: True American Foreign Policy Opposes Ever-Present Concession to Expediency WASHINGTON—Defeatism - and appeasement, with their tragic in- difference to morality and ideal-- ism, may well have run their course in the debate over Ameri- can foreign policy. * * s For the choice between the al- ternative courses of action now is becoming clear as voters in both / political parties are taking an in-/ terest in what the U.S. should do in its relation to the rest of the world. COURSE NUMBER ONE—Im- plies the U.S. must fight a war with Russia to secure objectives by military power. lt- has been rejected (by the thoughtful elements of both parties. There are. of course, reckless and irresponsible spokesmen on the Democratic side who have mis- represented American policy — insisting the’ administratiory. was pledged to “liberate” the satellites by farce. - Military force is unnecessary because moral force will aecom- plish the liberation of the captive peoples in due time. COURSE NUMBER TWO— Amounts to appeasement and surrender. It also has been re- jected by leaders of both parties. There are influences seeking to “compromise’’ or to make “‘deals ’ with Russia. Much of this view comes from. shortsighted Euro- peans who think it is possible to ‘deal’ with evil governments and unscrupulous leaders. Some Americans, including a few big business men who think - isolation- ‘ism is less expensive taxwise, favor going on bended knees to the Russians and offering them control of Europe in exchange for “Letting America Alone.” “Peace. at Any Price’ is not popular ex- cept among those who still are duped by the Soviet strategy. of terror. COURSE NUMBER THREE— Might be described as the truly American course. It calls for firmness, patience, and independ. ence with devotion to moral prin- ciple instead of a — policy of ¢ tant to ex- pediency. This course means building up the nation’s armament to keep pace with any rival. It means keeping the armed services alert ready. to meet sudden atfatk. It means also a willing- ness to stand on principle and con Li] wait out the other — side's tactics without flinching. It means a sensible program and ald on a_goncentrated basis. HERE'S THE CHOICE The choice America. will have to make is between «moral. force and economic force, on the one hand, and military force on the other. Misguided Democrats, who seem to enjoy blaming the -U.S. for Soviet aggression, present a paradox. They favor soft meas- ures on Communist, infiltration in- side America. Conversely, they favor a tough course jn dealing with the Kremlin. | Nothing could help the. Repub- licans more than_to thresh out positions in a political battle against a party ee ; Dar: “problems of adolescents, that belitties its own government, attempts to needle it into war while treating Communists and ~— Portraits / ‘py JAMES J. METCALFE /December is a distant month . put it is here today ... As eotunie ‘turns to winter and , ... the leaves are blown away... In ‘August and July it seemed . . . This month would never be ... As summer turned the lock on life... And kept the only key . . . But here it is December and. ... The snow is on the ground ,. . And icy is the atmosphere . . . That settles all around .°. . And yet there is no cause to be . . © Concerned with any strife . . . December joins the calendar . . .,As long as there is life .. . And each December prom- ises .. . As much of love and joy . As anybody could expect... For every girl and boy. : _ (Copyright 1935) ™ their sympathizers in this coun. try as heroic examples of “dis- sent.”’ America is in a position to use moral influence to build unity in “Europe and strengthen the West- ern alliance. It isn’t the Rus sians objectives. The danger lies in American disunity and submission to “fifth column” tactics which are aided by well-intentioned per- sons who keep calling for softer treatment of the Communists. s s * Time, patience, moral.courage atid careful husbanding of eco- nomic reseurces can win the “Cold War". for the bring freedom to millions of oppressed peoples living under the despotism of the Soviet regime. (Copyright 1955, New) oat _— Tribese = ae | gaps of. Growing Ol ‘Requires Giving to Others By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Continuing to learn and grow is the obligation of an individual who senses his own: significance in life. 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Real Jet Planes thot fly: above ond cdn release’ their own borr godoy while they lost, j 4 complete with 3 jet planes that fire rockets, shells and bombs... me 1 . % * e ¥ ¥ r _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER, 1, 1955 | 7 [Disclaim the St: Nick knows him not and the Welfare Department has rio record of him. 3 i : of New York Subways It seems this.Santa is working ; NEW YORK’ (INS)—Yes, SS for himself. 7 ginia, there is a Santa Claus the subways of New York—but he better not ‘stay there. he Flint Man Electrocuted~ | A man in the familiar - white FLINT A. C. B " “ beard and red suit has been was electrocuted Wednesday at jovialiy shaking a collection box the Miller road dairy plant near: at subway patrons and doing quite Flint. He teuched a pipe, hooked, nicely, thanks. ‘to a separator, that came in con- But the Volunteers of America tact with a wire cornis) 450 = him, the Salvation Army volts. Alani ~ ~ g Pacift. Ocea ” a lal girlie routes now 5 : : Bos: : : ; a: —— fem ty by the Vickers Viscount, DR. HENRY A ae E British-buiit turbo- prop jet. Optometrist: omuet pee pe tering a i | 7 North Saginaw Street ~Phone FE 4-6842 Gnd estimated fight time. Distance covered in this same t by Gircratt now in pin on Dissa ~ Evans HAN:'D TURNED . SLIPPERS Choose a style to suit him, in a color to “Please him, from our large assortment . ” of these wonderfully comfortable, hand-turned shippers. “Better Things in Sight” Open. Friday | Evenings - Jets Appear in Commercial Travel By DAVID L. BOWEN if turn a standard propeller. This! AP Feature Writer ‘combination 1s known variously as ' Jet propulsion, which long ago a jet turbo-prop or a. prop jet Prop ‘jet service will be started built but, won't be ready for service next month by British Overseas until late 1958. Awways and its affiliate, British West Indian Airways, By this time Pan America will GRE Fast Lucky PURCHASE! feplaced internal combustion en- Some 275 Viscounts have been sold gines in high-speed military air or are on order. As the accom- eraft, has started a similar sweep) panying map shows, Europe is _— tne es oe the jiterally saturated by prop jet) roe Se ¥- jroutes and the Viscouts are being . flown in Canada, the United ‘Pan American World Airways States, the Middle East and Au- and United Air Lines announced | srajia. orders last month for 75 pure jet 7 3 CAPITAL FIRST TO BUY airliners costing a total of 444 million dollars. Capital Airlines became the first ‘were heralded as the dawn of a |'arge order for a foreign-built ‘new era in commercial air trans- |Plane when it_agreed to pay 67 million dollars for a fleet of 60 ‘portation, these jet planes will = - : ‘not be im use for another two |Vicounts. Three are now in opera- tion between Washington and Chi- .years at the very earliest. Actu- ‘ally, however, jet propulsion’ is |C@°, with a stop at Pittsburgh. As already in the civil aviation pic- |additional planes are received ‘ture, and has been there since /Capital will put them to work 1953. Seven airlines around the throughout its Midwest and South- «world—including. Capital Airlines |crn territory. All 60 are expected ‘in the United States—are now j{0 be in service by the end of next year. ern eere — between, .New York and Bermuda, Miami! and the Bahamas, and among. ther islands of. the Caribbean. The Viscounts, while they have’ given Britain a headstart in com- mercial jet production, do not) have sufficient range to handle! the long transcontinental or trans- oceah non-stop flights. They have proved successful in shorter routes; because of economy of operation and smoother flight. JETS REPLACE PROPS The long non-stop hauls are the field where jet propulsion will next start replacing reciprocating en- gines. In this market, U.S. air- craft companies have now. —— the lead from Britain. eel years ago England~ was far me front with its government- -sub- | sidized Comets, pure jet airtiners | capable of 500 m.p.h. The Comets, | 25.pure jet DC8s from the Douglas M begin receiving the first of 20 pure jets it has on order from Boeing. Already flight tested and in production for -the Air Force as tanker, planes, the Boe- | Ing 707 has a range of 5,000 | miles and will cruise at above 550 m.p.h. Pan American also has ordered|il PURE POLISHED ’ 1 wb lected acon i’ ’ Aircraft Company. 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National Airlines also has| ‘contracted to buy six of the DC&8s. tors‘ , gait & perreR SHAKERS A $100 million loan ies been! 5 v« RANGE SET! -:- COWER FEATHER LYTE In ginger or brown Teather. $4.95 ‘flying jet planes on commercial Trans-Canada Airlines also Is routes. » The planes now in service by all) flying Vicounts into the United these airlines are Vickers - Arm-|‘States on routes touching down §trong Viscounts, a British-built) af New York, Cleveland and Chi- cago. plane which utilizes a jet turbine however, were grounded after two made to develop Peru's Toquepa-| | tragic accidents which exhaustive la copper project. tests showed were caused by metal! ee fatigue. The Comet IV, correcting| About 3,500 Americans the faulty design, is now being glider flying licenses. = “LOU-MOR Jewelry | hs S. Saginew St. (Next to Ocklend ny HUB CLOTHIERS 18-20 North Saginaw St. . ’ » J] Ld ' : | -Pontiac’s Christmas Shopping Center for Men > y ae on | (P74: 4: = . 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High — > eas count, all rayon lining! Rust; sand colorg-——+ ; Boys" Clothing Dept—Sears Main Flobr @ Pr: Savane 2B ~Y o> e 1 North Saginaw st “Phone FE San Ese ~ i THE , PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 Nehru Avows By EUGENE LEVIN CALCUTTA, India W —With the Soviet Union's two top leaders listening, Prime Minister Nehru sald ey the World needn't! fear that his Russian guest - will draw. India into the st bloc. A Note for Buyer . _ LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. w — Stewart McBrayer, a banker, Went to an auction, saw an antique ‘dresser he liked and bought ‘it. He told an enormous crowd; here to welcome Soviet Premies- Bul- ganin ‘and Communist party. Sec- retary Nikita Khrushchev, that In- dia is sticking to its ‘‘basic pol- icy” of not joining any “Camp or lalliance.” WE ARE FRIENDLY Then in an apparent reference to the blasts against the West by | Khrushehev and Bulganin in pre- vious speeches .in India, declared: Nehru Th . wh Century ‘ and “200” - colors. All.sizes. A) 4d od Ad. SHIRTS - ce fr fe -by Van-Heusen— , e: “famous in ite and all ‘Ga bata tae Y in s) PAY NO. gf MONEY DOWN gf Easy Terms! iS | NATIONAL 8 CLOTHING CO. 9 So. Saginaw, Pontiac ‘Neutral Friendship’ countries Whether we agree with’ why we refrain from criticizing! other countries, even when we dis-| agree with their policies, unless circumstances compel us to ex- plain our viewpoint.” * * “We try to & friendly with all support he hada voiced earlier for them or not. That is the reason} [tuguese India away from the Lig India's campaign to get -Por- ‘bon government. Nehru thanked’ Khrushchev for this remark and called on the rest of the world to a publicly “how they’ stand ‘Not Me; Officer, bat He,’ lot Plymouth, a building contractor, | . on this On the apy however, Khrush. chev’s speech was mild and with- who told conservation officers they, out the strong attacks on the West; mistook a bull elk for a deer, jhe and Bulganin had made earlier: | accused each other of killing the . Observers assumed he had toned) animal. down his remarks because Nehru! fired at the elk. was on the platform. A campaign against drunk driv- follow the Russian example byling is paying off in Eire. W YOU-MAD A NECK AS LONG AS THiS FELLOW and Donald Johnson, 20, of North-. 'yille, a utility worker. Biggest Fish Caught | HONOLU LU—A 1,002-pound, 14- foot black marlin boated off Wai-|| § kiki November 13, 1954, by George) f Both; were bound over on $100,Parker Jr., after a 3%-hour battle |bond for trial in the Jafiuary term is believed to be the heftiest fish of Cheboygan County Circuit |ever landed by rod and | reel in Court. They were Leo Arnold, 43, American waters. wy ss Both Held in Elk Killing CHEBOYGAN .?--Two hunters Officers said both men- Millions of wildly enthusiastic! Indians packed Calcutta's streets | and parks to greet the two Krem- lin chiefs, The turnout was be- the funeral of the late Mohandas K. Gandhi. ALARMED OTHERS Thousands upoh thousands had trekked hundreds of miles from: Bihar and the interior of West “J hioeean —speech qaneoded that ‘‘the great welcome our guests, ~~ Slhave had in India has alarmed| some of our friends in other coun- tries, in terms of rival camps and mili- tary —— n * “T have nan said that we do not propose to join any camp or) alliances,”’ he declared. ‘That is, our basic policy.” | Speaking just before Nehru, Khrushchev also took note of the \Western apprehension. (REPEATS SUPPORT “Indian-Soviet friendship is not | ito the liking of certain circles in| certain countries,” he asserted. ' “They are trying to wreck it. We! } realize why. They are afraid that | | the friendship - will consolidate | |peace in the world.” The Soviet party boss repeated L) i j lieved the greatest in India since|f who can not help thinking I The GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP of PONTIAC FRIGIDAIRE 1955 Automatic Washer [SAVE 60 19 Give her this thrilled for it on wash-day! he igh tee me ‘Wonderful way to say Mery ous work ome | ough NO SP sisa'en ra voacuame age . Christmas because it,does. away with popes Dries clothes IAL wee — am "of PONTIAC. “Shop Friday wd — "til 9 Regular $259.95 NO MONEY DOWN Christmas deli pM soe NO PAYMENTS UNTIL NEXT YEAR! FREE NTN FRIGIDAIRE Electric DRYER with trade rcrdertta Frigidaire! She'll be does away with so much work Trade-in your old washer , ivery assured. oe | Yard Goods —Main Floor SOLD OMY bv ROEBVCE AND CO. Sugar Wafers ae ‘ Bakery-Fresh! Creamy Center Regular 38 bh. DOE Lb. Here's a grand value, fill your cookie jar brimful af these crisp ~_waters~thi-k -with wholesome va- Nilla creme. . Creme Sandwiches Candy Department—Main Fleor : Gifts for) Ladies! -Kerrybrooke j purses, ‘wallets | L 7 popular, chicombre style” {| Regularly 3.98 & ‘ 98 . Regularly 5 O colorful, short-cased style I ed Each!. |, Plas fo. tox Ki: slim umbrella in high re . : , shades is = |e . - Geriuine leather bilifolds and French pursesin slim tulip cased | of “1 several styles. Black ae colors. Buy at these % ' - umbrellas — savings today. “7 F e T a ‘ : "Women's Accessorier—Main Floor Pe aaa | Cerone or 3.44 , a ~e {Paes Stunning for ; x ‘attractive airport design | tashion-right ox pom oety bat SEARS. “A Mer Sapna St Phone re S4171 heaps of fashion on a tiny budget! Fairloom taffetas Perfect for Holiday Entertainment! 5%. 39-In. Width . What luck to have lustrous Fairloom taffetas on sale right at the time it is so important to dress prettily! They are party dress "favorites of both mother and daughter. And so inexpensive too! Hurry to Sears for this buy of the season! - Chromspun Taffeta, Yd. Assorted 36-In 80-Square Percales ° Only 39¢ Yd. You'll love these plain, fancy and novelty prints in fine corded cotton percale. Guaranteed washfast. ~ Sew-it-yourself with many colors to choose from . . . all colorfast to sunlight, washing, perspiration, fumes, crocking and dry cleaning fluids. That means these taffetas stay lovely! “\ sar. Charmode eclipse cordtex bras * Sewing Bucket Keeps Sewing Material Handy | Only 1.49 Oval bucket design with color- S inside pockets. In charcoal pink tapestry -or floral de- id Prix Y,xe- in. Reg. | 2.50 . Nylon bra with Cordtex insert forms and firms you into new loveliness. Cup contour signed for 1956's new look. Cotton reg. 1.98 .......... a. Charmode elfin cordtex bras ]6> Butterly-shaped Cordtex inserts give you the beauty lift thet ~ 1.44 Filled with Tasty Vanilla Reg. 3% —29¢ Lb. A -telicious” addition to any Sizes 32-384. 32-408, 32-42C desseft!- Dainty sugar welers ry é filled with vanilla and choco- a Snowy white cotton broad- Just Say ‘Charge It” on late creme. Try some now! es Sears Revolving Charge Circular Stitched Dacron’ as "Pay onths to Pay . and Pima — se oo gat 2.98 *DePent's Eetyester face Smal. Service Charge - “best-loved”. Santas are giving... 7p. —_ ; _lovely acetate Kerrybrooke umbrellas _ am ey br vas , : a a : : a f : : : ss ) ~~ 3 : = . ° afte ; 5 ' —- ~~ Aa | a oo, THE, PONTFAC PRESS. THU RSDAY. DECEMBER 1 1955 Red ( 70 t A oth U. S. T eo I Is e yho operated it ' vernme n n er: uU ic a . y ? utto the show has not yet been: 1804 by Jesse Cole w 4 3 Ithe ‘prohibition against abortions| rnco t Tenneson, who el ected to “go to Flu Fells Bett H, tt = ; jon P | C| R pi : ‘ provides the possibility. of avoiding | ibe China after the Korean War. jselected._ : U aski u ecor hy joni qremgeegt pons oitice a P ithe harm caused women by abor- ‘Reported to Be Freed | ns ge to Miss TV Appearance | . ee ae oe a Repo rts ASSAGE ions a pase non eae —_ HONG KONG — Another Tenneson has since written from) NEW YORK up—Actress Betty’ ‘Skiing Areas to acess No Polish Members ito members of the Pulaski Club. of Abortion Law =e © a ‘American turneoat Korean prison-|China he desires to-return to the Hutton has been stricken with I~ - BoyNCE CITY w—Skiing will. WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — The Membership. was not lightly ‘er of war has been allowed to United States. : fuenza and will not ‘appear a5 open this weekend at Avalanche first Pulaski Club, established here wen. Men of leisure with a thor- MOBOUN ne The Set Eevee ly hei reap tog beni utete: shor leave Red -Chuia, it was reported’ scheduled on Jirnmy» Durante’s and Boyne Mountain areas where about 1779, has no Polish members.| ough Sas pee tonatinty ment today announced legalization’ ized abortions. Then in. 1836 this| here. : Brooklyn Getting Dial television show Saturday night,’ 10 to 14 inches of snow was re- According: to local tradition, the. aoe ce cpp eppinins page Se LDe (ck operation) was cutlased) 18/7 ae 4 NBC announced today. rted Wednesday Avalanche we eatin soo after: 8 viait, cane hop tor months — even The action reversed a law nearly the Soviet Union: Abortions were, He is Richard R. Tenneson of BROOKLYN um—Southern Bell * « po ; ee b by General (ésimar Pulaski. outer shop oe G tare 20 years old under which this type/ nevertheless widespread despite Alden, Minn, he is expected here Telephore Co., which services this An NBC spokesman said notifi: spokesmen said snow probably Reputed be the oldest social! zoers a =s oe zu of operation was strictly forbidden. thedaw. © - today. ; Jackson County town, has an- cation was received from the West! would pack to a Sinch base with a club in America, its members still Img pa ined. Today's law requires that abor---- | ,|§ ———-_—— “os ‘nounced it will céhvert the Brook- Coast and details of her condition new powder top for a Saturday meet atthe Cole Shop on Duke of Was recogm' sa tions be carried out only in hospi-| Unemployment figures have’ It was reported the British Red} lyn system to dial telephones and weye not known. opening. Boyne Mountain skiing Gloticester Street.. Now a book’ Every fine afternoon the club tals and other medical institutions. dropped to new Jows in Finland, Cross received word from the Chi- | add . 359 new subscribers at a cost! _ == | willl open Friday .but club facilities shop, the Taliaferro-Cole Shop was still meets on the benches in front It explained that “the | abolition of! hea reports. . ‘nese Red Cross of the release of' of $400,000. | A replacesient te Miss Hutton! are to remain closed until Dec. 26. built prior to 1782 and bought in of the shop. . > ae y RINE aan om WML CHRISTMAS :: pons musty wea SEARS PURCHASE Co 4 eo —— t aarti ise an House 4-Star Feature Ord 0. 0e0 Ore = nt : $010 OMY BY = ; : -_ SEARS BORBUCK AND CO. Be | q zy ce gare ee Regular 10.95 sq. yd. for similar quality. 83 Venetian Blinds . © Harmony House. Easy to Fit! sq. yd. e 21-inches wide, 64-inches long 39 Here are features many custom 9, 12, 15-ft. blinds do not have! Crash proot cord Teach widths lock, slip proof tiltor. Washable plas- tic tape, nylon cords. White. : 23 to 28-in. ...... 3.99 29 to 35- lh... we 4.49 ; | 7 | _ i ie u ' | ia n woe bre 5 : ‘ Exclusive at cel 5 ae ~S : . = ng aN Sears for only , flattering F . nt eA Ni ee fA SS and color ees wi, fe @ 71/3 tightly woven rows per inch © 7,391 thick all wool tufts per inch i a: . : ot | ‘ . © Combines straight, twist, pull down 1 |: | yarns for better wear i af @ Plasticized latex back locks in tufts eee | : Snnetitationtectie. “ oe ao 4 Seeing is believing! And believe you will when “eave you see the fabulous beauty of Belfast texture, oF ae = om ; : . ; <2 e, @ Er design and exclusive colors. Come in and feel «xo? ee the thick, tightly woven wool pile locked inton - ge o. &% og ¥e, am, | ie =. Be es skid resistant plasticized latex bac k. Compare! ee ee Pat oy i> ee You'll know why tests have proven conclusively ee Soe, it's a better wearing quality. carpet ata lower price. Buy your Belfast‘@arpet at Sears... _ the perfect background for gracious living. - . TV. Combination ® Complete Home -Entertainment in One Compact Unit. Sale Priced! 2 9985 Big 2!-inch alumini ized tube; Full = 6:tube radio.’or hear your favorite , —* Oe: : ; PAY ONLY : : : : ecords the 3speed Hi-fi phono- . — — — rsa ee A : . a Fur for Se is $10 DOWN Spice Beige, and Brown, Gray, | Spice Beige ) Green self color leaf Wheat pattern Sears Harmony House \ amp Saal poi Be 17-In. Table Model PAY ONLY Choice of i SALE-PRICED Wrought Iron 3. Way ‘Portable = $5 staple Base or 6-way Plays AC, ‘DC ot Battery 7 a ee : Floor ee _ Silvertone 27.95 oa f- LESS BATT. Take it wherever you go! ‘ Modern plastic cabinet. Full- | 98 toned dynamic speaker. En- 7 . ¢losed dial and gold trim. : \ i . | | ; pp: > each | Ty ss Be oi 2a ; \ \ | Begutily your heme with Harmony House " ba J fy \ nel iginps. Wrought iron or Dee «sige / \ ~ brass bases with wrap found plastic or fibre- ‘?glas shades. White ee er ne us } with all these features ... see how you save Better Wrought ae : —] J é } * xcellent for local a Iron. & Brass: Silvertone Hi-Fi | “near fringe’ @ Full transforms Beet } New Three-speed Phonograph Only = ]998 ony 39.95 » : 4 BROWN Wrought fron arid brass Portable hi-fi! ‘two tubes plus base .. . fiberglass shades rectifier, ceramic pick-up, 3 in coléfs ' white, red and “ position tone control. Lug- in bedroom chartruese. < gdge-type brown case. : : - 2 7 me a i : Oe Your money tack: SEARS 5-4171 ue : 4 a, or . .? = T epee . - : . bs . — . 49 , ’ 7 - : 4 \ : ) foe ; \ : : t Ww THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER,I, 1955 practical and lovely . Harmony House bedroom brighteners’ . fine embroidered designs pillowcase sets boxed for gifts. gilt priced . 7 39" 6° a. Several traditional embroidery patterns Pastel or white with colored borders. .1.59 b. Pastel.cases with matching or gray borders Embroidered patterns, washfast'colors. 1.98 c. Embroidered patterns on white or pastels Choose fancy scalloped or plaid borders 2.49 d. Lovely pastel cases of durable muslin 4-inch borders, plaid or polka dot... .. 2.49 e. Fine combed percale sheet set. Dainty rose printed pattern. Washfast.......6.98 sparkling color, plush terry delightful Harmony House designs gift towel sets gift priced... 198" 58 {. 5-piece set with drop terry border, Choice of 5 washfast solid colors......1.98 g. 3-piece towel set in white or colors Floral design embroidered in chenille. .2.98 h. Complete 8-piece towel set, gift boxed Gay washfast stripes and solid colors. -4.98 . 1. Six piece towel set in absorbent terry. WS Lovely Swan pattern woven into border 8. i kak - Chenille Spreads Choice of Twin 98 or Full Size Wonderful, washable chenille in newest Harmony House colors. Never needs ironing, wrinkles just fall out. Striking modern scroll trim. Polyethy- “ lene packaged to keep fresh, ready for use. Buy now for every bed in your home... at Sears! : : Wave-tufted 2-Tone. Chenille Colorful two-tone floral de- chenille. Washfast colors in new lovely shades. ” Reversible >. - Bullion Fringed Traditional heirloom de- sign taken from: authen- tia colonial motif... pattern on either side, CHRISTMAS PURCHASES .. @ wonderful way to’say “Merry Christmias” sign on white wave tufted . ER MeO OR 5, OS Ba sii Tal Kenmore’ Toaster. Com Poppet ‘ A.Giant in*Postershance i = Watt, hd Quart Capacity Reg. 14.95 YY 883 Keamore 3,98 Fully automatic heat. control Quick and economical way to gives ariect . toast every serve guests on short notice time! Thermostat control Corn tastes better popped the Hinged cramb tray. Save! — électric way. Save! Cooker ' Wafflers sets of grids Llisied Perens food sticking. Electric Socks “ Portable Mixer. i? ever yone * expone’ to weg Light for eusy portability... hours. Safe, washable. wall bracket. Buy now! New Kenmore 4-Star Design a 3 Kenmore 6-Qt. 21. 95 Automatic 19. 95 Fries, cooks on the spot; plugs See the smart, new design of ;% in any AC ‘outlet. Chrome this giant epeker-watiler! [2 plated body; treated finish Fries, bakes, gfills, toast, 2 | ¢4e 6-Pc. Coppertone Sale. Regularly 29.95 You Save 5.07! 88 : 2.50 Down. Maid of Honor-Chef Quality 6-piece set of aluminum cookware has new anodized copper covers! Aluminum for quick, even heat... easy cleaning. Bakelite han- dies with hanging rings. Ss for sag The perfect giftl Household Goods—Basement “Chicken Fryers Copper and Stainless Steel na = 535 . Quick, even heat fries chicken golden brown. Copper bottom stays bright. Flavor-seal rims lock in flavor. Teakettle Coppertone—And It Whistles wo. = 33.49 Matches other -coppertone utensils. The cheery whistle ‘ adds a pleasant kiteherr note. ¢ Heavyweight aluminum,’ 5 Pirasee Cockers Steel With Copper Bottom ~ Priced tow 6,49 Two quart top, three quart base. Can be used as a double broiler, casserole, open or covered eo mixing bowl. « ea ~ Coffeemakers An Excellent Christmas Gift Reg.3799 «= 33, 4G ‘A gracefully shaped alumin- um vacuum coffeemaker, Stainless steel cover. Will give long-life service. Buy now! ” Switeh From Steam to Dry at the Flick of a Finger! Steam-Dry Iron e Famous Kenmore Quality ! 14 Fer Sportsmen and Spectators With 3 Kitchen Tested Speeds © Completely Automatic Reg. 1695 12. 95 Oaly 15. 95. Beautiful -and lightweight, this Kenmore lets you glide 7 . through your ironing chores. Press dainty dresses or ~ nylon’ yet meyer of your mixing heavy suits quickly. Steam channels give even ast spect voted new warmth for chores. Full size beaters. Wi " bution: Fe abric dial clothes! _ : A North Saginaw St. Phone FE 547 1 | | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1955 100°, WOOLS ALL-WOOL FLANNELS SHARKSKINS, TWEEDS Values to $49.50 Many Zip-Lined ; CHRISTMAS VALUE PARADE! Follow the Crowds to Conn’s for Low Prices! = TOPCOATS| $2.9°° Virginia Moves on Integration : Northern Bloc. Attempts. | to’ Hamper. Legislation | | .Against Mixed Schools | | RICHMOND, Va. uR—A move: ‘aimed at delayjng a state: consti- | tutional convention appeared on the brink of collapse today as the Vir-' iginia Legislature moved ahead | ‘with plans to revise the state's! educational pelicies.. \ Crease-Resistant Wrinkle- Resistant FINE GABARDINE tail 29. i) ~ >] 9” Pataca CHALLENGE ae = ‘ A northern Virginia bloc re-/ | mained hopeful it could muster suf- Hicient votes to hold up the pro-| ‘posed convention, but fortés favor-| ‘jing the amendment of the -state ‘constitution were more confident than ever ae would béat the at -empt. [Virginia constitution to permit the. f - an to $49. 50 psu 99s —MEN’ Ss Sizes to Fit All -@ Shorts @ Regulors @ Longs © Stouts @ Short-Stouts @ Most Wanted Colors @ Sherkskins @ Worsteds @ Gabs @ All-Wools anteed Wrinkle-Resistant @ Dacrons @ All-Wool Flonnels ; ‘state to provide tuition grants to, ‘parents who wish to avoid sending. ‘their children te integrated schools ‘The grants would pay the admis- ision cost to private schools.” ; The U.S. Supreme Court has, \ruled against segregation in the ‘public schools. | COURT HAS RULED A seven-hour public heari ing: that $34.50. (began yesterday afternoon and ended at .midnight produced a ‘turnout of some 50. speakers who ‘suggested various solutions to the ‘school problem. | The commission members’ felt @ Guar- FOR DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 225 S. SAGINAW ST. Open Monday, Fridey & Scturdey Nights ‘til 9 P.M. publics ch 1s should be main- “For Him” 7; SU EDE % SP PORT 9 fained, said David Mays, aaa, 9 for the commission, ROBES “LEATHER Sn | RTS ° At the same time, aprile ne Pe that ident f th: Vir-_ © Flannel © Gabs JACKETS : Newest Arar ane | ginia wars ceedy io abanioe et . 9 Beacon Reg. $19.95—Now lie schools rather than permit inte. @- $ 5” $ 195 : roenee SAVE! LAY AWAY NOW! gration of white and Negro pupils. 4 MEN’S BETTER ) ! iW —— —— Bilnterests of Workers. Practical Gitt” Uselul Gilt DRESS PANTS ah M WATS | mm" Differ, Mitchell ADAM HATS Men's : @ Values to 13.95 ef, Itc e ays Suse 0s Preme UNDERWEAR | @ Atterotions Free is 95 | KANSAS CITY w-Secretary of $ and $ 50 Labor Mitchell says the interests: 49°¢ e 69¢ ALL WOOL of the aurcmgal —— of ” i th le f t nterests of | CUARANTEED GUARANTEED FLANNEL PANTS.... , $895 ihe tastrial worker. | | He told the Consumers Guopere:| ORLON tive Assn. convention last night. 3 | It is the tial benefit of ~ SWEATERS” 7 C LOTH ES ee artiiginn martha ae Colors Pedicle power of workers is enlarged $495 $59: EEE A I Mictetts remarks. appeared to 4 $595 . differ somewhat with an opinion voiced by Secretary of Agriculture’ Benson. Benson said recently in-, screased labor costs have boostey the prices of things farmers must buy, thus complicating rather than ‘helping solve the farm Problems. 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HOME ed Up at : Stock = Cs oe 7 i 2 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 ‘ a TD , i pen es Ss ages , : i 4 ° te . prema, .¥ ee : * og ( ; ( : ‘ m & ¥ x ; bd 7 ‘ ~ | RG TS at BARNETT’S | 4 ‘ach GIFTS! YO RNETT'S <= A~ At 4 ' ia it dts FPN EN EER seMreereg re ks t Sd Le Famous Interwoven Diamond Argyle NYLON STRETCH Lots of nice colors \ Multi-color diamonds the § ‘and ‘assortment of § 95 ‘fellows all like so well. ; Famous Mallory HATS _X_ ITALIAN NECK stvLe - cor man ttkes a Mallory: They're auf-| ge Es SHIRTS a | “cravanetted" processed to stand the rain,» retein their shape are! ° . ‘4 better. Yet costs no 0d repre etal eh 9 | more. All the newest stripes. the fellows | CCE, omer = Luxurious Washable [ PLAID LOUNGING © * Whether it's whites, § 95 solid colors or choice * patterns, we have { ‘em. Just get his - smart plaids in eolors that will 8 please him to a $ : “T" And they're wi correct size washable. A ter- ~ rie value. . me 0 MONE ‘TIL JAN. 10—THEN TAKE 10 styles, are all wearing. A welcome gift you can be sure! Everybody knows § 95\ ae Cordure this famous make , Patterns. uroys H'A tremendous selection. They're tops! All ‘and flannels. They ~ smart patterns. Be sure to see them! I) are smart! Give Him a: ~ MALLORY — Gift Certificate Let Him Choose His Own Hat! All Latest Styles!’ TT ER Oe ~ ARCHIE BARNETT ‘Only Our 250-Store Bevag Power Could Get Values Like These! FAMOUS HARD FINISH LONG WEARING ; _ ALL WOOL - SUITS to 4 aT eet r / This is one of the finest imported white shirt values we've ever offered! The silken fee is wonderful to the touch. and the eye; the al quality will give seasons of weor. / 4 ion: large, custom- / “1 Single-needle construction; \ size “ocean pearl buttons. FRENCH CUFFS, Box of Three. $10.95 Zzes 14 to 17. No finer gift, no gift a BUY THE BOX— welcome. SAVE $4.05! obody Shaves Prices Like Barnett's ... That Should Sell for $60 | You've never seen such values! THEY'RE REALLY TERRIFIC! It’s- epee pe these that make jarnett’s THE CLOTHING VALUE ess OF PONTIAC! Jain the . eager crowds tomorrow and have CAVING! ee: BANK THE YOU DON’ THE CASH! ye PADD AAD % y 3 We Urge You to Come In! See for Yourself How You Save! $ exception _— “Look! Smart Tweed : ese Warm Winter ) weeds 3 Our Finer Quality All Wool «. You'll Save Money on Thes ctiae Vil | fi; and All Wool Flannel $ =SHARKSKIN _ : _ : Pe - SUITS ; SUITS | , 1 > we Should Sell ‘Em for $55 3 Made to Sell for $70! ; . : ew one and - 2 are iy all c , | ro . s . « - They'e tops in wy nde teman: $ srk ha wer ike lather so | fi a. ; : p elers, errific value Pd crea: Ke a knife. Pri . z: Luxurious All.Wool Imported Tweeds Ye pres MOE $0 bear all competition, they ae sur ~ Many with All Wool Zip-Linings ~- § ; SHOULD SELL FOR $55! ; Men, tell the ladies you want = ie : ‘ ‘one of these for. Christmas. $ - up Or better yet, buy ONE your- self and enjoy it now! You can charge it, pay after Christmas. .. ‘ ry oa « = f aad | ° ki peat ° 3 SL ' ® : L : as = i 2 ‘ . . ig a ‘ : : wr" ae r POPC CCC CCC TV TV pp phhbbbiiied ‘ 4 ' & a eae ppppdbllllbtlllld PPPPP OOO OOOO ST wvwwwvv-yr. R < 23 ; ee en " : e 00 $ 87 “ ~ s - : mmm é Phage : . i $50 Wool Tweed $60 All Wool aes Sune Ticaere i TOPCOATS | TOPCOATS 3 "38" | °48° | ese ceentame eUncoats $98. It, wool tweed coats at a price that i Warm quilted fined. A/great value! We repeat, beautiful A! Where else can you find such § fa) values! Be sure to see these before you pay $60 or $65 us | elsewhere. See them Friday or Saturday Spre: % RZ ISO.) ai tdeited sepa anppptrbbbrts PAPPPEPIA VererrverrrYy” ee" ~errwreY. wer" ——eer eee PPPPPPPPPPPPEP SOC EES al © | ‘TOOK! THEY'RE TERRIFIC! Fine Quality : V4agg ARDINE TOPCOATS 40 $3,487). 8 MEN'S STORE the smart buyers today or tomorrow for sure! Cet Values kd Bae wes I Bank the savings! It's.a fabulgus buy! ner awe Y SAGINAW Sl Anat otf — ~ = Join- with yours now ; La } Fs report 70,400 acres planted in ‘THE PONTIAC, PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1958 ae oy ; x i r r # : . a : * enetin Plan} | — : Sibert of Talks Traffic Flow. Problems to Be Examined: by Civil Defense Officials Lung Disease. | Cigarettes A group of Oakland County trans- | portation and civil defense officials, will meet with other regional rep-, resentatives in Detroit next week! to work out a traffic-control plan) . for evacuation of the metropolitan | area in case of enemy attack. _.The meetings will be held Sal day through Friday-at the Detroit! Artillery Armory, 15000 W. Eight, Mile Rd., Oak Park, according to County Civil Defense Director” Lewis C. Jarrendt. Officials will attend from. Oak- land, Wayne, Macomb, Washte- naw, Monroe, St. Clair and Liv. Ingston Counties - plus Detroit. jreported t is an a iation between in the lungs. even be fatal. smoking been hitherto recognized.” | Smoking Abets | Doetors’ Survey Shown Flint: Lansing. Jackson, Aggravate. Pulmonary Emphysema — ‘ | BOSTON W#—Four physicians j ay they believe there cigar: | ette smoking and pymonary .em-| physeria—an unnatural swelling | and rupture of the tiny air = Reporting at the ninth clinical] meeting of the American Medical | ., the-physicians said the ill-| ness is a relatively common lung | disorder and ‘‘since it causes a/| great déal of disability and may | may! even be more hazardous than has . — ‘Phe report was by Drs: Fran: city, Jarrendt explained. “a eis (. Lowell, William Frank- County delegates will include iN ; lin, Alan 1. Michelson. and Rows de asthe alae Theodore M. Vanderstempel, Pon- city “traffic engineer; Harold C MANNERLY MONKEY — “Chipper,” an owl-faced ' monkey, Massachusetts Memorial Hos- Bird, of the Pontiac Western Union didn’t waste any time in picking up mealtime maneuvers and man- | ae: : office: Birmingham Police Lt. De-. ners, U. 8. style. Since becoming a pet of the Arthur Lebeaus. of | They Said they studied 40 pa- ple Service and Hazel Park CD Holyoke, Mass., she has Tearned how to handle a knife, fork and (Semts with chronic obstructive Director William P. Walker. spoon. So the Central American monkey-has won a spot at the dinner peauunely-emphyacima:yione had Others will be County Plan and ' ble , le , en unusual lung symptoms Road Commission Highway Engi. ‘°”* ‘before the age of 40 and nene’ neer Robert. A. Larson; Walter ~~ —~|had other diseases which could Graves, of the sheriff's depart-; laccount for their symptoms ment; John D. Schilling, of the Many Meat Item Prices AH of them’ had been heavy = Grand — office and sag smokers of cigarettes, the doctors- rendt. A Sli d Thi W k d said. adding that “interesting Speakers will include C. F. Vane! re Ice IS ce en points for speculation” was the Blankensteyn, state CD Mirecton, discovery among these patients J. Russell Prior and Thomas Stack, BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for December, but the list is led of 10 cases of peptic ulcer and of the Federal Civil Defense Ad- You'll find attractive prices on by pork. two of lung cancet ministration; Roscoe Hetron, of almost any kind of meat you want! Also on the fist of plentiful | The physicians said the assow the State Highway Department: in food: stores this weekend. | foods are turkeys, broilers and “aon of smoking with em- Sgt. Donald E. Oates, of the State’ Beef items will be prominently! fryers, potatees,-apples, cranber. Pyscma “cannot be explained ae at ot ya Smith, of - featured, with prime ribs ané ries, sweet potatoes, grapefruit, the ocr of eee : since ichigan- Public Service Com- chuck roast getting particular at-| Winter pears, grapes, diary pro. 2 SU™cy 0 similar pgpula- Irving W. Schiller, all from the |“ mission. tention. Numerous stores plan to ducts, dates, lard, canned tuna lea, ee the irae eed “— ioffer sirloin and porterhouse and vegetablé fats and oils. a er nciaence 0 smoking among their more than Telegraph Moms March steaks at lower prices. The wholesale produce markets 49 patients’ would (not te ex With S-D Signboards Be eee ee rola pork chop prices by several centy €ZZplant, greens and radishes. Rea- the disease. today armed themselves with! a pound and there will be specials Sonably priced are old and. new “Safe Driving Day” placards. in ® Perk loins. Stores will have Crop cabbage, cucumbers, escarole, their battle to obtain a traffic light) 'T¢S* perk shoulder, smoked endive. broccoli, peppers. spinach, at a Telegraph Road (US. 24): hams and sliced bacon as week. ; Sduash, beets. : small-size _eauli- crossing. end attractions, flower and iceberg lettuce. The mothers have been block- Legs of lamb will be featured,’ Clery. large-size cauliflower and ading at intervals the interséction and lamb chops will be cut in price ig Boston lettuce gre rated as Warmth-seeking natural -at Telegraph and Cypress roads..in some areas. There will be good Moderately priced. /Bunched Ccr- users established a ne: ‘They claimed the State Highway buys in frying chickens. Department has failed to provide. Some meat specialists say beef's Pork continues on the bargain %4y that your best buys in vege-| pected unless there was an Wholesale level/ this week and 443 million cubic adequate protection for school a good buy. The average price of !0PPed carrots/ advi anced slightly. during the first day busts. choice beef cuts has been about Corn is in light supply snap this week, Consumers 67 cents a ey Apples ate going at reasonable England's forestry commission- * * prices. Limes, oranges and grape-| Beef is one of the U. S. Depart- fruit apé good buys in citrus. Tan- ‘ment of Agriculture's good buys =o = are ee er Co. officials said yester The record. consumption jin 12 months. trees the 0 SEE.IT all. Hm ACTION m FRI. and 5 aa day and 9 ain. COMPLETE GAO: MOVIE OUTFIT + BRIGHT RE4M PROJECTOR HERE'S WHAT YOU HL GET: _ At Cur Low Price can © Capri 8mm Movie Camera ® Brightbeam _ Projector © Radiant Beaded . Sereen . : © Splicing Outfit ® Roll Kodak Film © Light Bar and 2 Bulbs © Extra 200 Reel and an ‘ . 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Some markets will drop tables are potatoes, onions, turnips, connection betwee nm smokin: was compiled between 9 a.m. next day actual 7 and Use of Gas Soars as Mercury Drops gas 24-hour rots went up rathef ak at the record when they Sarid up over feet of the fucl of the cold Pow- day. figur Mon- ac- ' ; “1 a pe eupenepmwaeunnteg@iawnamawee ee 2 eo‘ Se See ee = -— va aan: = a —— aT Ss ‘gas to more than 400,000 users in| | Kalamazoo, $24.50, 100% (Eisenhower ‘planned. to leave later for Camp David in the Catoc- sion of Camp David. tin Mountains, where the National Budget matters were first on to- Security Council will assembie’ for Budget, National ! day's schedule. The’ President ar-jits second meeting in two weeks. Secur ity Today — ranged a meeting with Budget Di-| The White House says there is — TTY ‘rector Rowland Hughes and Cabi-/no particular crisis, but that Ei- ce SRURG, Pe. ww — Presi- ‘net member Marion B. Folsom to senhower just wanted to attend to- dent Eisenhower swings from the discuss 1956-57 financing of Fol-day’s NSC meeting and wasn't general welfare to the security of som’ s Department of Health, Edu- ready te return te- Washington for the nation today in conferences: cation and Welfare. a ‘it, , ; 4 eee rr hry —— cording to President Dan E; Karn. The previous“high was set Janu- ary 26,1955, when cohsumers used 382 million cubic feet. The company supplies natural that take him from his Gettysburg office to the well-guarded seclu- Ike Discussing jsome 200 principally outstete communities, in suburban Detroit, Saginaw ‘and Bay City een Sem: Benson Says: Make This a Clothing Christmas ” oe. BY Taking the Side Street to” f ‘My Store... AND SAVE ENOUGH , to Buy Extra Gifts! Plus, We Give Valuable Gold Bell Gift Stamps .. . with every purchase! And, you can _ get many lovely Christmas gifts with . your stamps... the Gold Bell Gift ‘t Center is right next te my store! IMPORTED om 100% All Wool Tweed TOPCOATS , . “= Shen’ 9 to 9 DAILY | Could Sell for $42.50 MY PRICE _ Reg. $22.50, Pacific 100% Wool JACKETS PRICE *] 2°” cao at pone Fire Red or Camel MEN! | As Advertised in “LIFE Brookfield A Smart, Hard Finish Sharkskin . . . $60 Worth of Good Looks! SUITS MY PRICE *33” Others at 38.87 to 43.91 These coots are extra warm, smartly tailored . . and, Mister, you'll save up to. $10 to $20 on your selection! y 1 and $34.87 at « price yor can afferd! CASHMERE ‘SWEATERS ae ] 4s It's true . mere! your . they re pure cash- A wonderful “wonderful guy.” for gift we — @ Tailored right to fit perfectly! @ Quality fobrics thot will stay pressed! @ Smart styling that he‘tt be proud to wear! FREE! ALTERATIONS PANTS ee Weel flannels, woel suiting, wel sharkskins, woersteds, gabdardines, triple twists. All sizes. ALTERA- TIONS FREE: LADIES! New Winter Styles .-. Lowest Prices! WOMEN’S HIGH-FASHION COATS Save $8.00 to $15.00 5516" 'feetting new fashions at apectacuiar save angs: A best ef levely stries te cheese from Re sure te see these before yeu bey anr- where: ~~ WOMEN’S New, Fashion-First SUITS 447 these pies be A_TRUMENDOUS SELECTION ORLON or WOOL Sweaters $22! +. $59! Advance MEN! Reg. $6.95 ORLON SWEATERS My $87 PRICE ing po apets Ret of my jew pieces! Soft, warm . . < easy to laun-. der sweaters Chore “of | colors at new low price! : ee | VALUE WISE... GIFT BUYS! *Blouses $1.91 to $2.91 | *Skirts $2.91 to $5.71. *Nylon Gowns $3.91 to $5.91 *Slips $2.91 with Mee panels and fancy trim. GAY; HOLIDAY-STYLED » DRESSES ‘57!."10% Re one 6f the gat enes #4 your new aes Arexss takes you through the switt of Holiday setiviting’ j i : Reg. $12.95 Quilt Lined Extra Warm /j y JACKETS mice $ 87 , ES TRENT TUXEDOS FoR WEDDINGS AND PARTIES ie 7] SAM BENSC > FREE Sor in bw’ lot or garage in town WITH A PURCHASE / 20 SOUTH PERRY STREET “yy 7 + PPM tes ‘ try ity ‘ a ae 6 we Dre iiss unnapee ea eee < ) - ‘ . e ea } r a Z i X f a ' ui o +r, \ f | 4 ia . | ' sO ‘ ] a PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 A—19- en f9! Tiere Sir Winston| With Medallion on 8lst LONDON (INS)—Britain’s grand old man and 20th Century hero cut : a huge birthday caké for his fam. caly yesterday on ie Sist birthday. ¥ Sir Winston Churchill, wartime prime minister, was deluged with gifts and messages from all over the world, — President Eisenhower an- — nounced ‘that through the U.S. Ambassador, “Winthrop Aldrich, | he had sent a special gold medal- lion and letter “as a token of America's enduring gratitude” for Churchili’s ‘states- manship, Churchill issued a statement that he had received more greetings “from friends known and unknown to me” than he could ever answer'| _ personally, ee “hope _ therefore." he said! GIVE HER Thrill her with the finest perfume in the world’s most famous crown... magnificently . encrusted with gold! From $5 to $45 i] To top a feminine Christmas stocking, this gay red ‘’Christ- mas Eve’ house full of Prince Matchabelli fragrance—sparkling flasks of spicy Potpourri and romantic Rose. All for $1. A. smart wrought iron/ Nea tor a favorite hostess hofds crowns of Prince Matchabelli’s $ exotic Abeno--BathOil, After- -Bath Cologne and Cr Perfume - Satchet. A lasying cate $3.75, _- | ¢ DISPENSER SET Prince Matchabelli's gift-boxed bath ward- robe holds ‘silky Dusting Powder with its own fluffy puff, au —_— plus‘ tax. “that everyone who has been so kind to remember my anniversary will know how. much pleasure it has given me to receive their good wishes, how highly I value their thought: of me, and-trust they will excuse mé if. I do not send then thanks in writing.” Sir Winston appeared briefly on the doorstep: at his Hyde Park gate home in London before the birthday luncheon. Members of. the royal family, Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden and others sent greetings. = Eisenhower sent a gold medal- lion. as a “token of American gratitude’ for the former British prime minister's inspiring efforts in the quest for world peace. A CROWN “MERRY COLOGNES. a ABANO BATH 1 TRAY, “PERFUME AND COLOGNE AND PURSE - CLOONAN'S WH here. Quality Counts” /. ¥ (7 Non SAGINAW 5 ST. California leads the nation in the! | production of peaches for- both | (rest. and canned fruit markets_ I BE A PRINCE” WIND SONG PERFUME Blithe-spirited fragrance of flowery fields, deep green woods and fresh spring winds. Gold- encrusted crowns in a mirrored gift box, trom $5 to $25 - i COLOGNE CAROUSEL Prince Matchabelli’s amusing merry-go- round gift box 4 holds three different __gglognes . . . to match "a mood or make a i, memory! Wind Song, Stradivari, and 2 Beloved, $3 ae é | £ COLOGNE SET Rich “Cvistwes-sod box ' decorated with a crown signet in gold sealing wax. Perfume purse dispenser and matching one-ounce Cologne Parfumee in Prince @y: Matchabelli’s Wind Song or Crown Jewel, $3.50 2% = | styles. All colors. ~ MEN’S PAJAMAS Smart initialed a styles him, Use Our CREDIT TERMS, ree qe Money Down et Menthe te Pay H. ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Give and. ve = These $1.99 TOWEL SETS” od | Choose from bath towel sets . . hand towel sets . children’ s towel sets — all = for one low price. ..$1 - Jewel Boxes .... Nylon Blankets ... $5 Boxed Table Cloths $3 Save on Gifts for the HOME CUP and SAUCER LOOP RUGS 1.99 value. Ideal gift in $ 199 value. Beautiful $ |beautiful designs. T 27x36, Rubberized back ] | Ideal gift. , JEWEL BOXES 1.99 value. Ideal gift. 3] Blue, Red, White. -NYLON APRONS © 1.69 value. Lovely flow- ered patterns. Practical gift. I ~ BEDSPREADS 1.99 value. Solids, and $1 5.99 value. Single, dou- $ iprints.-Néeds no ironing. ble size. Beautiful 3 colors. OVERNIGHT CASES PRINT DRAPES _ 4.99 value, White, blue, $ 5.99 value. Handsome $ pink, green and red. 4 florat - patterns. Full 3 size. COLOR SHEETS ~ Printed Tablecloth Full bed size $ » Beautiful 54 x 54 in, $ Perfect gift for 5 Fruit-0f-the-Loom, 2 |e home. Brand new holiday dresses of crisp cottons to 4.99. Sizes 3 to 14. Girls’ Cotton Slips.$1 % Girls’ Gift , Anklets ..... ‘4 for $1 Orlon Sweaters wees 2 for $5 Save on Gifts for HIM MEN’S TIES MEN’S PANTS ‘] 1.50. value in smart gift _ 8.99 value. Rayon gab- $ ardines ‘in all colors. 28 to 40. ame — “f a = ee —— MEN’S JACKETS | "MEN'S 5 ROBES _ 10.99 values. Lin-ed $ Beacon -plaid styles. $ jackets if all colors. Sizes for ait, ~ MEN’S SCARFS 1.50 values, 100% ‘Wool Ss] and mesh knit: styles. “a | ~~ MEN'S SUITS "MEN'S TOPCOATS — 799 values, Smart flannel and cotton ores: All tites. rer $5 ¢ _MEN’S’ HANKIES 5] wr ae UNDERWEAR Values to 59.99. All just for new-Holiday styles. Choose from Tee ee Reg. 59.99 values. ; m® | Shirts, U'Shirts ad» LE: 100° wools in all r Briefs. sizes. BED PILLOWS . OA classic favorite of every man. ‘Little Mothers Love This 20-in. WALKER ‘> 7.99 value large walking doll, pretty braided hair, head moves _while walkin'g. Beautifully dressed: 16.99 Rits-Watking Doll. $14 29.99 Rita jointed Leg s __Dof .. yecoat JUL Games and Toys.. . $1 Cheuusen Dreams Come True. MECHANICAL TRAINS Marx 4 car mechani- cal train complete with tracks. 5.99 value, MOCCASIN SLIPPERS Regular $3 value. Red, blue, and white fur - fluffed slippers. Soft Regular 3.00 “a | _. ~ BOYS'--GIRLS’ COWPUNCHER COWBOY. BOOTS | = 499 Brown and ne: black and white genuine leather. ‘Boys’ STRETCH ANKLETS SPECIAL SELLING Men’s Reg ular $400 ~ LEATHER OPERA SLIPPERS Brown. with wine trim, blue with ‘wine trim. “ge 1 N. SAGINAW ‘sr. ae Gitts, With Helden Stamps GEORGE’ 'S - NEWPORT’S Celebrating Our. Sth Anniversary With a rat ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Give @ Sheer Gift NYLON HOSE Buy for yourself or for Christmas gifts. Slight irregulars of 60 and 51 Ga Nylons. 5S: h H 7 included’ Sizes B13 to fe eee eee ae CREDIT N sooo eel Hanes see e TERMS SAVE On GIFTS FOR “HER” LADIES’ SKIRTS ~ LADIES’ BLOUSES sogielt maa pepe) ~ LADIES’ GLOVES &% LADIES’ GOWNS | 100% warm wool.gloves. 5] Flannel and cot- All sizes. ton styles in all LADIES’ ROBES colors, - ~ LADIES” DRESSES Smart cotton brunch $ 3.99 value! Give sar $ coat styles. something to wear. Pd to 44, - LADIES’ DRESSES — 7:99 value! Prints, lin- $ 5 a Dress styles. 10 to LADIES’ SUITS - LADIES* Swaarers Orlon stipover re 35 styles in al) col- LADIES’ aeKete : ors and sizes. Corduroy and poplin $ 19.99 value! All $ styles. Pertect for gifts. mae Box styles. 10 T o 18. WaWNIVERSARY SPECIAL Reg. soso Jatees on Lace NYLON $ SLIPS 2 “Stock up on these outstanding values that sold for much more. Choose from white in all sizes 32 to 40, Vanity Fair Slips..........3.95 ‘Vanity Fair Gowns ........6.95 — Fair Panties. ,......1. GIFTS ‘FOR GIRLS and BOYS GIRLS’ PURSES Leather gift purses, pouch and shoulder strap styles. GIRLS’ PAJAMAS _ Reg- 1.99 warm mewn re 93 GIRLS’ PANTIES 49c cotton panties, Se out = $] GIRLS’ SLIPS Reg. 2.99 2 sli in se 6 to io $2 -KIMONAS--GOWNS_. 1.59. Infants’ Flannel- ette Gowns and Kit monds. Regular 5@c colorful, boys’ stretch nylon ankles Bizes 6 to 11. 3] BOYS’ LINED JEANS Reg. 2.99 boys’ 2 ey Py FLANNEL SHIRTS & 2 tm 2 $3 § cree ye CAMPUS. acKEe = ei 58 Infants’ BLANKETS 3.99 beautiful 36 x 50 Nylon Crib Blanket. *3 P ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Gift She'll Long Remember Suburban Coats cane ¥ tie TR wool feeces, 18, ‘ge Actual 29.99 values zibelines. Sizes | Weol Coats Ne . Fur Trim Coats... $59 $3 s] $] 4 “es - appliances. Luminous: hands, slumber switch, clock a! 3 é _ THE. PONTIAC PRESS. 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Fix Up Aristo-Bilt Ready-to-Paint Furniture | _Said recently that ‘safest toll road, connecting Chi-.. _are over the turnpikes of Ohio, Fri White “tt - THE PONTIAC PRESS,. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1955 Toll Read Commission officials the cago with the Ohio pay. road, will be in operation before Thanksgiv- ing, 1956. The new 156-mile superhighway, across northern Indiana which will cost about $280 million, will be ing strip between the dual lanes to along the routé except in the, jiuge the final link in a Chicago-New Prevent head-on collisions and heavily populated industrialized erected York tollway. The oher stretches Pennsylvania and New Jersey. N.- Craig, whois perhaps the | KEEPING UP WITH DEMAND — Emergency | school rooms are carted by truck to a site near | world’s’ Miami Beach where needed in Florida's program to increase school facilities. a Indiana Toll Road Expects Cars by Thanksgiving ‘56 INDIANAPOLIS (INS)—Indiana! of the following improvements, many not included in older turn- pikes: derpasses. GRADUAL CURVES _ A 56-foot-wide median or divid- reduce headlight glare. Paved blacktop shoulders. A gradual curve at least every two miles to prevent monotonous driving and driver drowsiness, pavement; comparing of seven to nine inches. left turns. cent and a maximum of four per cent, to eliminate | steep hills, feet. Elimination of all grade level: crossing with overpasses and un-| Vabeolits limit of three degrees and whenever practical of two and one-half degrees. Prohibition of any advertising media such as signboards from the right-of-way and immediate jp the hearts of the people. adjacent territory to prevent dis. _ The government does nat ob- traction of motorists, A -fenced-in right-of-way that ' will prevent entry of domestic and game ‘animals. A 300-feet-wide right-of-way all t areas of Gary and Hammond |where much of the road will be \elevated on steel structures. ‘dren. Road de-icing equipment at all to. permit smooth ‘toll plazas : ‘starting and stopping during the | A heavy-duty 10-inch reinforced winder’ oats oping : . | concrete ) with the conventional state design state legislators and officials | efile ‘affiliated with the Indiana Re- Elimination of the need for any publican faction of Sen. William E. | | Jenner and Democrats were de-| A maximum upgrade of two Per teated by Governor Craig in many) * * * Thousands of Yule Cards Mailed To - - - There are-seven “little towns” of Bethlehem: in ‘the United States. s-one of which is not so little,! being the city of Bethlehem, Pa... more. than. seven times the size of the briginal Bethletiem in Pales-' tine. | Thousands of Christmas cards| ‘land other greetings are sent: to the post offices of Bethlehem in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Mary- land, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, and New Hampshire, for post- marks, STAR THEME MAINTAINED | The star of Bethlehem not only is featured in most of the holiday 'eachets from these places but also ‘figures prominently in community decorations. In Pennsylvania, a star 100 feet tallsis lighted on the top of South Mountain above Christmas Comes Twice a Year for Yugoslavia BELGRADE (#—In spite of the 10-year Communist rule in Yugo- slavia and a concerted effort to substitute New Year's celebrations for the observance of Christmas, |the religious holiday remains. first ‘serve Christmas. Offices, schools, factories and shops are ordered to remain .open on Christmas Day. | ‘On the other hand, New Year's’ Day. is officially stressed as the} children’s “Joy Day.” decorated pine trees are on New Year's Day in schools, offices and public places and gifts are distributed to chil-| . But at home, most families | + stilt celebrate Christmas in their f- traditional ways, However, be- cause there are two major re- ligions in Yugoslavia—the Ser- + | an calen- 'Gregorian. | oe 16° « 35" x 25"... - Long wearing. 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SAGINAW F -’ MAR Ederal 2-1026 This is because the Catholic ‘a legislative and State House) Church uses the Gregori battle over the lucrative pay road dar, adopted at the end of the 16th | salaries and patronage, and there century, while the Eastern Church A minimum sight distance of 900: now seems to be nothing on the clings to the old Julian calendar, | horizon to delay the opening of which is now 13 days behind the Construction of all curves to an the big turnpike. the city of Bethlehem, from where it ts visible 20 miles away. Another star of Bethichem mounted annually on the the tallest cedar tcre in hem, Md., from where it can- Ae hem, Pa.,. ‘the city tries to make tthe Christmas observance as non- commercial as possible.” i be seen for sbout three from that community on eastern shore of Maryland. In Indiana, 30 miles upstream along the Ohio River from Louis-- ville, a large silvered star, outlined . in electric lights, was donated and first erected in 1945 on the tower of cause his daughter, Ruth Berry, had been born in the town on. Christmas Day, 1933. The only public Christmas decoration in Bethlehem, Ga., a. | hamlet of 240 population, is a | star about 8 feet wide, contain- ing 160 lights, which is displayed over the business district. Because Bethlehem, N. H., is primarily a summer resort, Christ- mas is observed quietly by its winter population of only 840. A nativjty scene is set up on the village sqiare, but house decora- tions carry out the star of Bethle- hem theme. , NO COMMERCIAL BENEFITS No commercial advantage is. claimed for the name of Bethle-| hem by the postmasters, town! clerks or chambers of commerce the Community Church of: Bethlehem by a proud father be-. Ann © 1 af A BIG STAR in the heart Bethlehem, Pa. z = of Moravian settlers gathered in | a erude log cabin on a bank of ‘the Monocacy Creek, near where “nearness of Christmas, | River in Pennsylvania. The | staging ot an old Moravian hymna, “Not Jerusalem, Lowly Bethlehem!" so inspired them and their patron leader, Count Nicholas Zizendorf, that they de- cided to name their new world Settlers who migrated farther sylvania home town. ; _ Bethlehem, Ky., was originally named Mobley Stand. When the first post office was established in December, 1862, the postmaster. one Jamisen Hall, inspired by the changed the name to Bethlehem. PIONEER-NAMED TOWNS Bethlehem. N. H.. once was Bible minded settlers changed the name because they thought the terrain was similar to that of 9 or 10 o'clock and usually has to have extra help to postmark greetings. Ti founded reef the Taree Wie Mon from Bethlehem, Pa., is used to mark the mail,brough . Bethlehem, Ind, in 1812 and/in by people of all over Kentucky, named the place after their Penn- ota The heayiest mail burden de- 'scends on Bethlehem, Pa., where 250 extra employes are required for the Christmas season. Austria Announces Big Increase in Exports VIENNA (INS)—A_ considerable increase in exports has. been an- ‘Export Company, which was found. ied two-and-a-half-years ago ithrough the initiative of the Cham- Bethlehem in Judea. |ber of Commerce. + in the Maryland community say that ‘nobedy knows exactly how that town was named. It could have been because it is a peace- ful and gentle place. The present postmistress at Bethlehem, Md.,/ has an appro- | priate name, too. It’s Mary |Carrol. She works each night in these communities. At Bethle-| that stream joins the Lehigh | through the Christmas season until A total of 25 European and over- [seas countries now buy Austrian goods—60 per cent of this ex- port—mainly arts-and-crafts prod- ucts, fancy goods, technical ar- ticles, ceramics and toys.go to the United States. Two British tankers have been equipped with a ship to shore ‘elevator - type lift to overcome ‘some of the disadvantages of gang- ways. popular reading of the Dickens classic. 3.98 Joy To The World—beloved Christmas music, Richard Ellsasser at the organ. 3.98 On the Twelfth Day—Canterbury Choir. 3.98 Christmas Music from Around the World—Carols from 39 countries performed on the 18th Century Glass In- strument by Einar Hansen. Have Yourself A Merry Little Chrisemas—Jeni 98 Also 3 other tunes. Prices quoted - Mag mewox Hi-Fi AM-FM Radio Phono For years of wonderful entertainment, choose ea this ‘high-fidelity Magnavox! 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Leader Dog Week Has Local Significance rei» cme mimetics mits ma vane A Next week has been proclaimed The balance of the cost, $1,- aitine couiea, covertihas: and oth- “Leader Dog Week’ by Governor) 199, is contributed by the Michi. | er organizations and individual G, Mennen Williams. : United. Fund of the Com- donors. | To Pontiac residents the proc-, = * a : ich us- lamation-should have a ial munity Chest, Lions Club of.the | The cost of the dog whic nificance, For’ eta right | in ~ Midwest, and charitable — ‘ually costs the school $1,250 for own back yard out in . Rochester ~~ \ited by the Veterans ‘Administra- that a training center for Leader, pTODAY'S ASSIGNMENT €OR: i this. there is one other Leader dogs for the Blind organization accred- tion. It is located in Morristown, | , pee for the Blind has been oper- N. J. Leader Dos forthe Blind is 9 . ee JUNIOR EDITORS Governor | Wiltiams set aside : next week as “Leader Dog - ; : Week” as aq time to draw atten- r tion of the citizens of the state | te an important phase of reha- | bilitation for the blind. } Since the Rochester school was ~ founded, nearly 1,000 dogs have been trained to escort ‘more than) 730 blind persons safely wherever they go. | Graduates of the school: that| staffs 14, pay only $150 for their schooling. They are not required to pay the cost. in cash, but may| . amortize payment*over a-téng pe-+ - riod of time. War veterans pay | nothing. ~ Gabbing Women| Blamed for Loss | of Home by Fire | YORK, Pa. ( — Mrs. Cletus, Bentz saw smoke puffing from her, neighbor’s farm home Tuesday and called the volunteer fire de-| partment at’ New Salem, a mile, away. “Tm sorry,”’ she was told, “but all the firemen have gone hunt- ing.’ (Pennsylvania’ s deer season ‘THE WONDERLAND OF BOOKS—4 _ Fairy Tales — The Frog Prince People have enjoyed listening to fairy tales for centuries. They opened Monday.) were told and retold before they were collected and written down. | Mrs. Bentz’s call had been taken A willful little princess lost her lovely golden ball down a well. by Harry Noss, who runs a gas| To a frog nearby she Etusnised anything if only he would get it . station in New Salem and also, for her. takes all the calls for the volunteer, He did, and then he asked to be her playmate and companion. firemen. : She tried hard to go back on her agreement, but her father, the Noss figured he'd have to get) King, was a kind and just man. He made his daughter carry out somebody to the fire, so he tried her promise. to cail the volunteer” unit inj Frightened and angry the princess obeyed, but in a burst of Jacobus, six miles distant. But two’ tempe?” she flung the frog away from her in disgust. Instantly he women were talking om his 10- turned into a handsome prince who had. been under a spell until a party line and refused to give it drincess granted him his wish. up, he said. Noss waited a bit, Paste this picture down on cardboard and color with crayons. then tried again. The women were) , . still talking and still in no mood) esee = the heavy outlines and fold it down the middle at to sto; ; } ; ogee another -wait. this ene Now’ you can use it for a bookmark by putting it around the | lasting over 10 minutes, he got @dge of a page. First you'll see the frog; turn the page and he'll through to West York,-also six turn into the handsome prince. i miles away. TOMORROW: = s a Pennsylvania Doctor. : Disc Jockey’s Show Given AMA Honor | BOSTON (INSi—Dr. E. Roger Samuel, of Mt. Carmel, Pa., has |been naméd the nation’s outstand- ‘ing family doctor. oe & The 66-year-old physician, who lives and practices in the town where he was .born was named |“general practitioner of the year,” at the opening of the ninth annual four-day clinical meefing of the ‘American Medical Association in Boston. — Announcement of Dr. Samuel's selection by a committee of the | was made as some 4,000 doctors | from all sections of the country gathered in Hotel Statler and at Mechanics Building for sessions of the convention. As chairman of the schoolboy Club, Dr. Samuel was instrumental in raising $12,000 for dental and| . eye care for underprivileged chil- dren. His nomination reads: * * ¥ “Dr, Samuel continuously has’ devoted time and effort to publie; iservice and has served diligently) and enthusiastically in various civic and religious groups covering a wide range of interests.” Keeps Foxes Away | WENTZVILLE, Mo. Ans) — An jall-night disc jockey , fin St. Louis | does more than just entertain late | stay-uppers and truck drivers. | A turkey farmér reports the| | music keeps the foxes away from| ithe range where the turkeys spend, a wam| the night. Since 1865. oa It's ENGGASS for Fine Silver ew! Fielr Heritege Firy Leve Eternally Yours Remembrence Oefiedil ried rt Bp Farmer Jack ‘Gross piped music) from the all-night radio show to the range and keeps lights on all night. | It does wonders, he says. of his 10-acre turk¢y range where Gross raises more than 4,000 birds a year. | Ship Has Pool for Mates | SANDEFJORD, Norway — The! 34.320-ton tanker Jaragua, recently delivered to ‘a Sandefjord firm by| a Swedish builder, is the largest| oil-carrying ship in Scandinavia. It! has a deck swimming pool and private cabins for most of the st men in the crew. ‘for 8 Stert at / $7935 the most suitable German Shepherd, a non-profit corporation and has pi and Collie breeds is included in\been . awarded the Seal of Good Takacs was held up by a gun- East Germany soon will have, ‘Baker, who held the title for six . |Takacs is happy he’ got that five|in it. Sure enough, it was {in the Eltis Baker, Richmond lawyer, has cent tip. Shortly after a fare hand-| suspect's pocket.. bes as Virginia checker cham- ed. him five permies -for a tip, [ana on — but he is still top man.., |Practice by the American Asso-/man who robbed him of. $10. Po-|2,000 employed in a-jet motor years, relinquished if at fhe tourna- Beside the Rochester school, sistion of Workers for the Blind. lice arrested a suspect who Pro.| manufacturing plant. jment_ here, ae a house of delegates of the AMA patrol of the Mt. Carmel Motor) © FEDERAL Si “High-and- Easy” Tuning , RCA VICTOR @“All-Clear” picture tube 24 95 as ” i, $ on a ‘LESS WITH BIG TRADE-IN When adj justment of set is needed, just lift panel for “High- and-Easy” tuning knobs. 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Ve 3-drawer chest __................. $12 , &-drower chest 0.0.00... $14 5-drawer chest ..................,.$17 8-drawer chest ....................$22 Blanchard’s cologne - trie: Evening Star, Jealousy, Con- flict. 14% oz. bottles. 3.00 ww Plus U.S. tax ~ fine jewel movement, match- _ bracelets, pins, necklaces.” Mod@rn, religious, -huimorous, ing bands, Thrill: theni!: 5.00 served: Earinas Alte cared ‘Dainty or heavy pieces.. 1.00 © every motif. Bay new! 1,00 : Aus 03. Tax, - Plus U.S. Tex Plus US. Tax ; pee SOR ee nein syanmaoneseg te PRE LELIASI Sra Mo Paterno | Angelique eke quarbeties Sere ae oper eer: ne sapere "SAGINAW 4 AT ee PO ce “OPEN EVERY ~~ NIGHT ‘TIL CHRISTMAS 2. Territic git selection SHIRTS | Federal's. own W: / made to ations hy lead. ae Mamifactirer Sport shirt : $ ave Ire ss om 5 Wie ee hirts, in uhite, 285. Pajamas A.B. ; gift. “shop tod; C-D,. ‘Hurry a\, save! Everythi ng imag folks! Cott ginable for the little a corduroy Playtogs; N sweaters, boys’ suits, : dungarees. All vol- Sig savings now! Hurry! nvion or orlon girls? dresses? Ors, sixes for ee . Cosmetics — . Jewelry Liro original miniatures: Dan. © Dana spray. set. Tabu dusting ‘3 Black Satin, White, Red, Gold - ger, New-Horizon, Reflexion." “powder atid spray colo A : Satin. 1% oz. bottles. 2.50 1. oz. boitles.: 3.00 Most treasured ag = “ Plus U.S. tax Plus U.S. tax Lie es > Gift boxed jewelry. Earrings, _-Eheitines ams 50 t toa box, y 2 Ae se Age (ge eae eS We | 7k, & : : J ‘ got ) . y. oe | Ae . y } se ¢ f ln «1 i j n es a. oe ‘ ho fy / : Lies, Fe % = rhe ee 3 . ‘ i i 7 ¢ - ‘ =f 1 : s pi ay : : gi : fae a ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 Qo By JOun H. MARTIN : <—NS Foreign Director ‘The Soviet leaders touring India pave’ done a good job-of propa- ganda for their country, They He Loses Job Over Red Comment, { The most plausible answer tojland -“ the Bulganin-Khrushchev “summit” conference which Sir the rebuke to the foreign Office | team. _ spokesman was a belief that Sir}SPIRIT OF GENEVA = Anthony can salvage something) The invitation for that visit. out of next spring's visit to Eng- developed out ot: last summer's) word is related WHAT'S s MY. LINE? work. Un- , Reject Grand Jury fo Probe Bar Exams: LANSING wh — Atty. Gen. Thom- |Anfhony attended and which cre- lated the deadlocked foreign min- ) as'M: Kavanagh has rejected a proposed grand jury investigation| isters’ conference, seem. to have done a long- job of axing a London fqreign official spokesman, Russian Premier Nikolai Bul- ganin and Red Party Boss Nikita Khrushchev began attacking the Unusual N ativity Scenes for Moravian Churches of reported cheating on state bar | phrase ambiguous, but not ap- parently the Russians. ; examinations. | ae ae ear, = ~Ka said an investigation | pti ne "a seg seaicy by the state police ‘of the reports " 2 ke | till and that~he -Westerners have found the still was progressing and saw no necentity for a grand jury new, Kavanagh was commenting in- directly on a proposal by Joseph F, Deeb, Grand Rapids ‘attorney - and. member of the state board of law examiners, that a grand jury be called) | * Kavanagh said he was advised iby the investigators that “at least’ four applicants for the bar li- cense were involved in the ‘alleged cheating and that they had refused —- to take lie detector tests. “He conéeded the investigators do . pera know how those involyed fn advance eopies of ‘the examina’ quest ions. - The Kremlin’s diplomatic .tof-: of the fensive in the Middle East was? Western allies from the beginning of their tour—when they talked to Christmas ‘‘putzes”’ are among the most distinctive features “~ oO wie & NH = liament. holiday season in Bethlehem, Pa. ‘Putz in the dialect of the 16th Cen- i AR ) ED WARD’ 1 L. 5 * ho Tnsien per tury Saxon meant to decotaie — specially to decorate a church.-And the first result, after jeruhe * 2 nae : S OU ET The collapse of the Big Four | christmas in Bethlehem, Pa., is largely ¢ a Moravian Christmas. jpause inthe European‘cold war. 3 HARPS 18 S. Saginaw St. foreign ministers’ conference in ‘the wooing of India was the sec- 4 DRANG Geneva; the failure to get Rus- During the week between Christmas and New Year's Day, the com- ond result. 5 NIOPA Top & O'Coats from..... $6.50 Large Selection—Lowest Prices sian oo . ogi ee munity Christmas Putz is open to the public. It is built annually by the| * « & 6 CLAES Fine Weel Suits trom... $10.00 For the Bride—Fine 30 oie pipiens ig ae Moravian Service Guild. It is a miniature portrayal of the Nativity in| A third development reflects a! TOCEVA Fur Costs & jackets.... $19.50 - Gieeseas ‘Bing Sots from 529 which scenes are grouped under a single Christmas{tree or many trees! lwry sense .of Soviet humor. After ‘with moss as a base for landscaping. armament—all this is the West- r} i ern allies’ fault, to hear the | ‘the London government scolds a Yewerday's answer: veSsel, seAmon, cruise, Ladies’ & Gents’ 17. +10” Russians. | The designer of the putz uses treasured figures of wood or papier- foreign office spokesman for ut- 6 Wis Where My Les | 2 oer lowed Watches from LadiesS % Gents’ Cameo $ 495 /mache, tiny fences, gnarled stumps, rocks carefully kept from year to’ alll dlled 2-1 n's Fine Diamond § 50 | & Birth Stone Rings. .... Lond forei office spokes- tering the word “hypocritical’’ Men's 39 A on foreign lyear, little trees and other miniatures, so arranged that the Holy Fam-, lwiair “the diser rare Rinsing === ok . ee eee 45 =i aia mae lly is UY: Tepresented in a cave or thatched stable, is always the central 9” oe ST Silverware, Known 1 50 protocol but who ‘actual y is subject. i they announce they have explod- Her ‘Traveling lron’ ironing board, fell to the floor,!Typewriters 9 -Peter Matthews, a veteran of 10 ; . years—earned praise for bridling Weeks are spent’ in-preparation. As early as October, the pouring in at all this talk. jof thousands of pure beeswax candles is begun. The candlemakin | ____He said in effect that Bulganin is apd Khrushchev—who later was, to blame the Nazi attack on Russia as a big Western plot—were liars, and that Bulganin was‘ ‘thoroughly hypocritical.” JERKED FROM JOB ~ But the praise the unidentified r hero earned was short-lived. What happened? He was reprimanded and jerked from his job of facing questioning reporters. * “Too undiplomatic” was the verdict from on high—meaning trom the office’ of Prime Min- ister Sir Anthony Eden. mates Service for 8 .... os - jed their most powerful H-bomp Famous Makes from. -_: Electric Shavers Name Brands from ane ‘burned a hole in the floor and laropped into the second-floor apart- ment of Mrs. Stephen.A. Brozo. The. fall of the iron broke the electrical connection or it might have caused more than. a--smoul- “peac: ing” test. ving” ‘st Drops In on Neighbors gitself] tye Golden Horn, inlet of the TURNERS FALLS, Mass. — is a hand process using the same methods and types of molds employed, Sea of Marmara in the. passage Mrs. Jeanette Lowe, a third foor| by early settlePs. The tiny candles, which are used in Moravian betwe the Medi iterrane nd out churches and homes throughout the nation, are supposed to symbolize clan i aye zat ene recent, went out and left her iron the coming of light into the world with the birth of the Christ Child. of the excellent fishing waters) bd \dering fire, said firemen who were . 7 ee in SS. . _The _iron “bersel through the'called to the scene. He Got Him a Deer —After 12 Years At WARD 48 So. Saginaw ‘St, Pontiac cane suocnsationdl Pre-Christmas Sale! of five husky men but hunter @ Nor Large Selection, of Costume Jewelry Charge Accounts Welcome d . Liberal Terms Use Our Christmas Layaway Pian Musical Instruments. Radios. Sewing Machines, Cameras. Luggage | when he spotted a 10-point buck! ‘and downed it with his first shot.| He and his companion, George | Van Nette, also of Grand Rap- | ids, were unable to haul the car- cass by themselves so they slogged four miles to their car and drove to camp for help. Joined by “four other hunters, they trudged past masses of wild) brush, fallen trees, over boulder| And yet, Sir Anthony's own cabi- outcroppings, steep hills and! net ministers have used just as; Van Gees was hot on the trail marshland to get the deer. It took! _ Harsh, or worse, language in the of a bear in wild country near ithe group six hours of hard work: " post-war feuds with the Soviets. ithis Upper Peninsula community! to drag the dressed carcass back. ay, * * (hnistmas ul ou a ear Gordon Van Ocher of Grand Rap- ids has his — deer. * * Nor 6 THE IDEAL PLAY HORSE FOR woe EVERY BOY AND GIRL. MIXMASTER—Larger bow!-fit beaters for higher, lighter, finer. textured cakes, flufer mashed pota: toes. Mixes, mashes, whips, beats, stirs, blends, folds, juices. REALISTIC HORSE BODY REINFORCED INSIDE z] Patented RADIANT CON. TROL for same uniform toast every time whether bread is frozen or fresh, rye or white, thick or thin. 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Sleeveless $6.95. if he’s a rugged individualist . ae Give him a handsome tweed Suburban Coat. . .- here's a really wonderful style wise, practical gift he'll delight in wearing. Rusaed mnorted wool tweeds, each with an all wool zip-out lining. Regulars and longs. $36.50. if he’s a stickler for neatness ... Give him Arrow Shirts ... more men wear Arrow shirts than any other. For good reasons—the many becoming collar styles; the proven, Sarforized practicality assuring comfortable, correct fit; buttons anchored on to stay. Surprise him with the shirts ; He himself would choose, Arrows. Plain or French Cuffs. $3.95 to $5.00. = 3 * if he’s always caught in the rain... se ’ Give him an Alligator Raincoat . . . he’s sure to like the popular “Sherlock” lined trench coat as illustrated, or one of the | many other completely showerproof coats found in both Osmun’s Rainwear Departments. The “Sherlock” Vad 95. Other raincoats from $4.95.. & it he has cold hands... a big warm heart ... 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N ie \ eae see WHERE CHRISTMAS HINTS BECOME Ya ‘ 5 wn t | + Pa f ' \ : ae ‘ 4 ey | ‘ nN , ‘ : ; : Our | neal BE : #: eats \ Jf Aaa hors. 1 a ea ‘ie é ot a £ 2 : é. eae ay i : 4 ie \ cee ae Poh ee Sree ‘ 1 42 8 # a ’ : \ ; perl x \ f 1 . : ' “ i * ! (receecssesenescest WHERE CHRISTMAS HINTS BECOME R EALITIES Fincnipnanenanacioneg | me A Se eo THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1055 Home Building. Notes Jump Since WW Il. . WASHINGTON (INS)—The home | building industry has produced more than 10 million new homes and apartments since the end of |\World War Il, a record- breaking | achievement. _ Yet, Henry G. Waltemade, presi-' s |dent of the National Association of |Real Estate Boards, says there is| istill a potentiat demand for an-| other eight million dwellings in ‘ithe years to come. Ike Receives Flashy Tractor Chief Executive Guides: Donors on Tour; Then Displays Cow Device - ‘ GETTYSBURG, Pa. (INS) — sident Eisenhower got a shiny S tractor for his farm yesterday abd appreciately showed the donors a new moo-ing machine he uses to call a cows. me z walters eens his estimate on. _ja federal reserve board report) which disclosed that nine million) families are«dissatisfied with their : es present quarters and want bigger | |. his pastures after getting the $3,400 WOOL FLANNEL shirts in plaids are always welcome, mee pu r homes. | = nto =a «ts E - i bao aa of three state f Me If. these expressed plans of | : Neveciens families are carried eee sat yen weve, Gft-Hunts for Men. JRENSHGIE Le ete | with a cultivator hooked to the “Then our business has a potential back, and sporting a push-button | Shopping for a Christmas gift, a soft wool Chesterfield with a arket that may now be foreseen fadio and cigarette tighter, was for a man isn't as difficult as it half-collar of velvet. “+ sqfene-about eight million homes."’ — by the farm bureaus | used to be. The variety of styles: Sport coats and blazers in gay Oh jo, Indiana and Pennsy!- and articles in clothing for leis-/8tripes are enjoying constantly ‘Wrong Alarm Scatters \ “ greater popularity meet a ES There is a new ‘‘suburban"’ coat SELIG | in ‘Air’ Raid f z t Oe eet tata RICHMOND, Va, u» — The ai ‘Taid ae howled and Richmond- The conv icing chict executive agted every bit the country squire » a@ he conducted a guided tour of) (The President said he agreed h someone who told him that | There are many new ideas i 7 the tractor was “‘as pretty as a sport shirts, for instance. One nal below lithe [Bins a statior-wagon. * He said he “neverta shirt-jacket. 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Bidg. — 2% _ PLENTY of FREE, “Yarilly Shave Bow!.s 1.26 Gillette Gift Set.....$ 1.76 fhe thse gsidon flagons ora lined boxes with the joectienet : Only T { Y its _ 148 Ne Saginaw St, Near Seors Palace ey 2 Suen’. $ A FT . 6S. Telegraph ot W. He oebeoted ob: en Hl : te Dixtle 2 Hwy. Le wg mye silver, : « f THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1953 ing chimes, harp and bells. Christmas Carols Brighten Joy of Yuletide Activities By W. G. ROGERS AP Press Arts Editor Now above all is the season of the carol. The trees, the creche, the Yule log, ‘the mistletoe are all asso- ciated with Christmas, but the carol—in church and Sunday school, at home, sung by choristers - on a snowy night—is one of the! Universal features of this time. holy * *« «@ It was first the herald angels—| “Hark! the herald’ angels. ‘Glory to the new-born King!*."— who hailed the birth of the Christ. Child, according to the Gospels. Since then it has been a part ‘of the Christmas celebration for century after century, in all the western languages, and it is still the faverite mode of jubilation. It's the hardiest of song forms, too, All the month of December you hear it over the radio, some- times hourly, sometimes with com- mercials—‘‘The First Noel’’ “It came. upon the midhight clea” “Good King Wenceslas” rest you merry, gentlemen.” You reach a point where you've, heard enough of them, and yet, still later you also reach a further| point when, in spite’ of the repe- tition, you are moved by the spirit! Bishop of Galway, seemed to feel a | of the songs, and reminded of their: little better about the fate of young | abiding significance, and the mood | Irish girls who leave home to work of the season is awakened again. | in hotels in Britain. WORKS OF FAMOUS MEN William Dix, Charles Wesley, hey were in “great danger.” 1, Martin Luther, Phillips Brooks, G. K. Chesterton are among the authors of the familiar words. The : MUSIC in the oe at carol singing time when you have an organ in the house. The volume of a pipe organ is simulated by the new electronic instruments with touch response percussion includ- SiNg.| in a full-length | One of the most popular works i\kirechen Children’s Choir. * * & Pe | inspired by the “Little Town of | Bethiehem” and the summons to the faithful, “Adeste Fideles.” is Berlioz’s ‘“‘L’Enfance du Christ,” for orchestra, soloists and chorus and among contemporary number: there is Menotti's ““Amahl and thc Night Visitors.” These two items are available on records, and many other re- cordings will help those who do not get enough musical fare at church or concert, Von Karajan conducts, and Schwarzkopf sings, “Hansel - and Gretel,” a first-rate Christmas choice, appropriately recorded by Angel Records. Under the same print, newly is sued this fall, is a disk of Christ mas songs presented by the Obern | A popular seasonal number from RCA Victor is. carols sung by the Robert oi Chorale. | =i i “Visit Clears Dot Doubts a of Girls for Bishop DUBLIN—On -his recent return from England, Rev. Dr. Browne. He had been quoted as saying have had an opportunity to meet) many of our exiles,” he said on! Fe i $ Ay ; 2B Tu Te A | 7 H Ly ig! WANTED at the _ Fabulous New 575 Hunter Bivd. BIRMINGHAM’. ‘MI 6-0619. om an Hour/ Guarantee | _ ON. ‘WEEK-ENDS | « ON CHRISTMAS DAY, ‘HEL ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! | from F a | CASUAL "HARMONY! ‘Expertly Matched Sets ... Shirt, Slacks, Belt! Natural Peuney teammates! ad 0. Get well-tailored slacks of crisp, practical Rayon-Ace- tate-Dacron® gabardine, col- or-coordinated with a Town- craft sport sa and belt of fine Galey & Lord combed gitt-boxed gingham. ; waist sizes ‘ » ee ee oe ager ae ea a y iigse s in ti PLAIDS! 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And- some is too much: vacy and his all-night delicatessen,0f more than $4,706,000,000 anda. oC COME — HEAR - _ ENJOY bird of the crow family, which| Times Square. the law becomes enforced. __ — an : . Ln eal considers the Pen eiear enalthen $906,000.00. 0 more | PS fields and mead-| } .. | nd, New Yorkers are trai ing streets, at w a great and 000,000. ee Sl eee se ee, ce ee pasa ere Um cers are? ake care of themselves, They'd precious gift of the. city "A. new, tomprehensive survey REV. JOSHUA STAUTFER—! Owosse, Mich. ~ hand, isa bird of the schmoe fam yyy d Te Waa bay (and siays) be 6 trey, ie te ny Sere shows that $4,200,000,000, or 93 perl Nationa Professor and Comp Mocting ily. who can be found in traffic, by automobiles, and Wiley thinks|>usy an ere b ~ ange 1p traffic jam thay fight with a cop. Take away a right and you'lllcent of all the foundations’ assets. | eee, College “jams and morgues. ‘that if the citizens know the. facts,,™Y Oe ao ‘tor the but if the riecessiy arises, they'll have a safer, bit sadder, schmoe.|is held by fewer than 20 per cent Preacher at 'they, will agree-to abide by the'8° ! the corner or to wait for theltackie both battles at once. ee of the fourtdations studied. ‘THE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH There is one asi aitference be pew ee Ate ae oe “| New Yorkers, by nature, are Fire Destroys Trailer More than $1.500,000,000 is hela tween the two. The jay can fly Washington and Los Angeles have OK a Purchase independent and want more than | y the seven largest foundations. | BALDWIN AND FAIRMOUNT and the. pywsione just thinks he law s against jaywalking; | .GRAND RAPIDS w—Fire caused. ‘About 30 [shouldn't New York? | GRAND RAPIDS @—Corduroy, S706 else to be loft sions, |. | | sine lamp bei per cent of these groups! FRI. — SAT. — SUN. NIGHTS ot 7:30 P.M a * have approved a board df directors’ “f Sayoue tries te tell them hew y a heating lamp being used to and 55 per cent of the foundations’ ; ‘ ; thaw water Tuesday de-| New York City has always There is no reason, of course, plan to purchase $436,657 in stock - ieee var Senge bn a stroyed tae Tapes, hie ee eee State, ALSO SUNDAY MORNING, 11:00 A. M. for the eyeniaer, it's wet fast Maret tee cate uy Should try’ to held by Mrs. i. A. Brown, widow tion: “Who's. getting killed, you ‘railer with loss estimated at’ A medium-powered turbo-jet air- SPECIAL MUSIC — SPECIAL SINGING ! . les and regula- of the company’s founder. Mrs igs “* ©" $2,800. Turpstra said the lam used | ‘ the red lights here are amy ‘ions ai Detroit and Washington Brown recently announced she °F > hey z ‘ignited straw beneath the Aaried Kabat rene yreagitns gars ot | . ‘The Little Church with the “Big Heart’ prettier to stroil in the glow of, ‘and Los Angeles—but I personally, would retire from board member- And finally, as mentioned be- nor that the taxis are any less ‘where he had placed it to thaw petroleum fuel every 20 minutes | deft at biting into one’s coattails. foresee plenty of headaches for ship upon sale of the stock, fore, this is the traditional ee the pipes. lin flight. : The reason a jaywalker feels at : home_in New York is that there | has never been a tegal regulation against crossing a street in the “ e ; . : ~ . middle, or against a light, regard- : : a i a fi z oe , ~ Jess of how the traffic is teeming.’ : A . * ** & E. C. SWANSON, Minister Only here could a pedestrain’ cross Madison avenue, stepping off the curb at 45th street, and Cc? ey Le) U Fe ‘ve-mounting at 47th street, without getting a ticket. |" Many New. York pedestrians) ~—— have died this way. | But the point is, they died free. There was no traffic cop in the ambulance saying, ‘Buddy, there's. a fine for that." BAN CONTEMPLATED Knowing all this, it was startling to learn this week that New York! ' City Traffic Commissioner T_T. AT R © =) E RT H A L L | i Wiley is planning to pyt a ban on ' / ¢ , jaywalking. | | _/ JAM « = } He notes aor there are not only; “absent - minded” persons getting) “knocked down regularly for cross- ing streets in inappropriate places, but there are also “chronic, in- -tentional violators” who are hold- ne op atte wy eee df 20 to 35% - Wiley believes these offenders aniemaunsorasy| — 102 tmportant about $2) for the i : pital attendants and. people whe | gifts for Williams Speech sale Writer Atfacked | Senator Morris Claims | State Pays Wages to. Aid Governor's Career on dazzling gifts for her! . LANSING @®—Sen. Carlton H.|- Morris (R-Kalamazoo) has ques- tioned the “propriety” of the hir- ing of another speech writer for Gov. Williams. ae The writer s James G. Crowley, former Detroit and~ Washington newspaperman and radio commen- Crowley was put on the Gov- ernor’s personal payroll Oct. 6 at .» & starting rate‘ of $7,621. 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Bd lenceria, ne Britain’ s Cardinal Griffin pling comfortaly> unter the came Cardinal Griffin, in poor health few years, is 56. LONDON (INS)—Bernard Cart during pads call inlay nal Griffin, Archbishop of ‘LONDON (INS)>Brit ch Gorm er "|minster and head of the Roman) |= HI isnt irritated any more “Catholic Church tain, is valescing from ay tack. by the moles that were digging up ‘The primate suffered the attack/his fields’ in West Hanningfield. Resting After Attack ee Tuesday, but was reported ‘‘rest-'They dug up a vein of silver ore. tion of the British Commonwealth, stand to gain the least in propor- tionate strength. These are the two quarters where the United States has its staunchest supporters. But in a pinch it can.count ‘on help from within the Asian - African group too. e . * So delegates expect that on big political issues. the Anjiericans’ customary commanding majority — survive enlargement ‘Or the U Diplomats think the newcomers done in two-tones. You can do it on your sewing machine and turn up! | with a personal and beautiful gift. will line ap. like this: Albania, Buigaria, Hungary. er Mongolia and Romania with the Soviet group Ceylon, Guubedia! Japan, Laos, J er, sey H el met I S SEWING cenises version of. a heise jet Project for Yule Present Libya, Nepal and Jordan with the! Asian-African group. Italy, Portugal, Spain and Ire-, land sometimes with Latin Amer-| rope (the two groups often vote! mas as a gift you've made your- Your machine for 10-12 stitches to * ¢ nsist- Self. If you have a sewing machine ‘and some imagination, your. pop- the se jularity is made. together). Austria and Finland not cor enly with any group. * Ld * Today the Soviet bloc is five, countrjes out of 60 in the U.N., or onetwelfth. it will be 10 countries out of 78 or more than oneeighth. - Lately, Afghanistan and five Arab UN. members — all but ‘Ste. Or select her school col- will want finished seams on both Iraq — have voted with the Sov- °F*- jet group on cold war isgues. If countries, The Asian-African group will grow to 24. ment of : z00 »| © you simply cut along one |the under-the-chin seam of the lin-/them play one job a week and should have known better when bath aadhadlgee meres ond gear | ling section. Turn hood right side | then walk around looking for an- he-packed two great spotted wood- Will need about %e yard each of | y, out, and hand-stitch the lining to other.” peckers in a crate separated from :°f ® double thickness of jerse: the zipper tape. * 8 «€ each other by a wood partition. the two colors. The hood is made eee The wiles chief points out that The partition had a hole in it,| % % Gouble thickness of jersey, Provisions for universal mili- 20 million Americans play musical! and. the woodpeckers—friends, no| *° C¥t two of each side. tary training are included in Aus-|instruments. “And what does the| doubt—were together when the For sewing on jersey, use mer- 'tria's new defense law, Vienna| public like?,”” he says with a shipment arrived. \cerized sewing thread, a number reports, groan,—‘‘Canned music! "’ for the teenage girl on your list If the new members all get in. is a wool jersey helmet. EXSERT Seren SMALL YARDAGE \trace the outline of the hood, fold-' ied in half from center forehead jtight down the- back, onto brown 2 Lonely Woodpeckers |paper, When cutting out, allow a Maat by Pecking. Wall ‘half inch margin all around for _lin the cockpit of supersonic fighter « the production lines_of Republic | Aviation Corp. and theceiling_ will not actually move. But electronic wizardy will du- plicate within the laboratory room all the conditions that exist more than 50,000 feet up in the sky, and, for all intents and pur- will be coursin stratosphere” while scientists measure every reaction of the delicate mechanisms of the craft. In the new air refueling labor-| atory, part of a $2,500,000 aeronau- tical research installation skele- GIFT IDEA FOR A TEENAGER on your list: this lined jersey hood fighter-bomber climbs, banks and |dives—sticking its tail up among the rafters. (A stairway guide-rail lis built with a huge ‘‘notch” to fit Nothing is so persona] at Christ- 14 sewing machine needle, and Set around a root- bearn.) the inch. Since jersey is a stretchy | fabric. Rewaichers “fly” this | “mock- it is advisable to baste ‘up,”” equipped with the plane's fuel own a walking presser foot at- and pressures at 25 key locations s —_ itachment for your sewing ma- jas fuel is taken aboard at several One good fen ‘dea you can USE chine, it will help. [hundred gallons a minute. | First. ste; to stitch togeth alla Make the hood in twe colors. ‘center saia\tel Gehl Ung et Petr illo Takes Bead Red and white are good — and in outer section. Remember that you ; t Musical Careers | CHICAGO (INS)—The czar of ‘/the nation’s musicians warns par- A tipper inserted along the [ents not to raise their children to under-the-chin seam will make | | be professional musicians. it possible to slip the hood off | | And James C. Petrillo, president = on easily. Select a neck 4¢ the AFL American Federation tipper. With sections turned © 07 Musicians, claims he has a good ried edges of ~~ o seams are reason for the warning. 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Childs - said today. ‘ Childs said the operation is in police cars will be equipped with cameras on Telegraph road. “I don’t suppose we are pioneering in this, but I don’t: know of any other states that are doing it,” Childs said. The principal effect of the camera-equipped cars, he said, would be psy — to let drivers pt cansg that their misdeeds would. be permanently recorded. ad state police cars. in h’gh accident areas. He said eight unmarked cars are now in operation. . ‘The commission Said a cam- policemen authorized by the Leg- islature is “coming along nicely.” When the force is up to author- ized strength, he said, patrols will be increased to achieve a Teenagers O SHENANDOAH, Pa. w — A bank’s committee on small loans composed. of only teen-agers has) been functioning for six months, and “with amazing business acu- men,” at the Miners National Bank in this central Pennsylvania hard coal community. The Things cane Fund was set up last May as the bank's contribution to the battle against juvenile delinquency. And it's worked out better than the most optimistic of its —— ever expected. KIDS RUN IT that lack of ready cash for a teen-ager’s legitimate needs was a major cause of juvenile crime, officials at Miners National set aside a $1,000 fund for loans of $5 to $50 to high school students needing money for worthwhile pur- poses. * * * An independent committee of, students, with a bank official act- | ing strictly in the role of adviser, was set up to decide which loans) would be granted, A $10 loan runs perate Loan i Department for Students ar i $1.50. P. H. Burke, president of the bank, says a recent check shdwéd| 48 loans ‘were requested of which 42. were approved in whole or in part. ; A ; NONE. IN DEFAULT And not a single one has ever been defaulted. ; Burke says he is not surprised that the youngsters justified the bank’s confidence in them. But what amazed him, he said, is the “amazing business acumen" re- vealéd by. the committee in con- sidering the applications. ~ * For instance, the committee re- jected a girl's application for a $25 loan to buy a bathing suit, ‘recommending she could swim just as well in a suit that cost- $10. * * * Loans were approved to cover graduation expenses, dues for a school picnic and even a wedding present for a sister bride-to-be—} ‘although Patsy did agree that her sister would love her just as much if she received a $10 gift instead 1 Mulford, 3, Is Unstuck AP “Wirephte : FIREMEN FIGHT JET FLAMES — Air Force remien pour day killing the pilot and at least a- dozen apartment residents. At chemicals into smoking remains of an F84 jet fighter plane which least eight others were injured. Firemen and rescue volunteers crashed into housing units at nearby Eilson Air Force Base Tues- suffered from frostbite in 16-below-zero weather. | lo a garage. A mechanic cut off / 4 the top with a hacksaw and pulled imposters for Museum GRAND RAPIDS (®-The city’s leasier: to bag the animals on a Mulford out. ipublic museum, ‘which, exhibits’ EAGAR, Ariz, @®—For reasons best known té himself, 3-year-old| Mulford Bigelow Jr. climbed ito am an. He. stuck. Franti —— a his’ . and friends|4 472 million acres in the continental igan, has been caught with three |, failed to unstick him. - S., which amounts to almost imposters—a" -moose bull, a cow eight weeks and the total interest|of the $40 present Patsy had in charge is 50 cents. The $50 maxi-mind. ; His father finally picked up the one-fourth the acreage of all the, and a calf. There can—Mulford and all—and took it |states. The three came from Wyoming in summer than any other season. Wyoming hunting trip than to un- | tT Doctor Relieves: Parents’ Worry. Pediatrician Adults Over . Child's Binger-Sucking Habit + “ BOSTON (®—A New York pedia- trician has stated parents place too much importance upon trivial actions—like finger sucking—by their children, : Dr. Harry Bakwin told the Amer- ican Medical Assn.’s nint« clinical session that finger sucking by babies is no more a psychiatric jproblem than “gum chewing* in children and cigarette smoking in adults.”’ Most such “‘behavior problems’’ are trivial, even when they seem of major importance, he said. He warned in a prepared address that even more serious problems |because, say museum officials, it's of childhood may not be -psychia tric and “‘it is.a mistake to assume that these usually arise from par- ental mismanagement.” The federal. government owns. ; jsnari the red fape surrounding | Before blaming it on the parents, ae oboe ey amma Michigan's protected herd on Isle|he said, the family doctor ‘should |Royale. jmake sure the child is not suffer- jing from such things as minor are more fatal accidents brain damage, visual -or hearing. defects or chronic disease. 2 tentative every ten miles of highway. 2,000 From MSU Sign for Bowl Trip EAST LANSING — Nearly 2,- State University stu- 000 dents will travel en masse to Pas- adena, Calif.,- hext month to watch the Spartan football team battle UCLA in the Rose Bow! on Jan. 2. University officials said 1,953 = dents registered on Monday for special Rose Bowl train t students costs $167 and includes round-trip transportation, chaperons and lodg- ing on the West Coast. Enrollment dates for the winter| term at Michigan State University have been changed by the MSU football date in the Rose Bowt. Winter term enrollments, orig- inaly set for Jan. 3-5, have been advanced to Jan. 5-7. Town to Erect Railroad Museum. for Casey Jones JACKSON, Tenn. @®—This | west Tennessee town has decided to build a railroad museum in honor of a hometown boy who became} ~ the gréatest railroader in Ameri- can folklore—Casey Jones. ‘You've heard of Casey. He was the hotshot engineer of his day. He died in the wreck of the Can- body wrote a song about it that swept Casey to Casey lived here, still the home of his widow. The City Com- yesterday Mayor George Smith said pres- ent plans call for equipping the museum with exhibits outlining the railroad saga. He hopes to have a locomotive similar to Casey's old 382 mounted in front. To Ask Congress OK on $3 Billion Money Bill-|— WASHINGTON (INS) — Govern- ment budget planners estimate that Congress will be asked to approve three billion dollars worth of new appropriations next year for the mutual security m. . They $1,200,000,000 will be asked for military aid and $1,- 800,000,000 for economic aid. The three billion dollar total would be half,a billion dollars-ess than. the foreign aid appropriations for the present fiscal year. ratio of one car to! _ Driving’s Exciting Again ! f Let’s say you have just’logged an extra-long day’s mileage in your 56 Pontiac. Your clock tells you it’s ‘time to choose a lodging for the night. . Then it comes to you. You don’t want to stop! You just want to keep on and on, piloting this sweet singing beauty wherever fancy points. and again to owners of this fabulous new car. 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T HURSDAY, DECEMBER de “1955, renters sarteameemee cman bein gturned over to the family oll three children jumped from a, The natural flexibility of cattle For singing a song poking fun jTown Helps Victims Mr, and Mrs, Edgar A. Johnson,|porch reof to escape the flames, lhides used for leather soles is at a collective ss hasayrair ini Dies True i fo A dveni rures | JACKSON ® — Community do- whose home was ruined by tire; \Mrs, Johnson suffered—serious -in-| igreatly increened by special oil rsinger Irma QOcess has n ja oc nations of c sorsine. and sane are Sunday. The abso and their Juries in 1 the leap, | itreament. , al = _|for tw two ead in Budapest. AAS NEST BUILDING 16 AHAPRY TIME i — , , — —_ —_— , ‘ ere FOR THE MERRY MARSH WREN ff lan | - | "6 --GHE WHISTLES WHILE SHE WORKS. _: Tals S CHRISTAAS SHOP ar YOUR NEARBY... ee Wn, VESEON | SPARKLING! 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Distriboted by King Featus s Syndicate, “Brighten Your Gala Holiday F estivities »With These Game, Refreshment Ideas | be What's Christmas without) aand a dessert such as Pecan pie. stronger than a fruit punch made | **sparty? Lots of hot coffee, of course with ginger ale. A punch bew! | “4% A party, of course, can be any- If yeu doen't plan” fosa you . is one of the easiest and most gathing from a friend dropping in’ win have a punch bowl—even -racieus ways to offer guests | gq for a -cup of punch to a full-scale’ when’ ite “Tontents are nothing © ristmas cheer. =* ball. Above all, don't forget the chil- Since people's spirits are keyed dren 2 “to the séason's whirl of activities, Air Force Sei Up Jet Children’s parties should inc Inde parties where good food-and drink Combat Plane Production es familiar foods easy to eat. | ware dispensed can be brightened Their games should let off steam by several Christmas games. WASHINGTON (INS) — The Air’ at the beginning of the party and! zt Games can include charades, Force says it has stepped up pro- calm them down before they eat) *S finding as many words as possible duction of its jet. combat. planes or leave for home. iain some long: Christmas word like even though output of certain mod Fer adult or child, full-course “mis{Jetoe,” and carol-singing. els has been cut back. : meal or just punch, the hestess | Always have cookies, stuffed Air Force headquarters said —er hest—must remember; It | dates, nuts or candies ‘setti present contracts call for the de- deesn’t have to be elaborate te ns t <* around for guests to nibble on. livery of even more of the fast be fun. *\ When friends come in to hip combat planes during the year end; And don't wear yourself out in| ‘jth Miles - : = : iby Si ing next JOly 1 than was specified preparation to the point where you Stop Colds With ! - fo " : \ 98¢ Famity Size aire pel getrogess pba c in the accelerated schedules pre- can't enjoy the party yourself. A P WY , ; S P E Cc | A L r * “them. sented to Congress some time ag0. gracious hostess fully enjoying her . TABCIN L L' A ei He-man G F T S pe A ZY . NY ANACIN ee The late Cartsiean Eve supper a c | Ruests makes a party more suc- 7 ° ° ; “, Color Changing Top 7 Inch Permoplest DISNEY | Modeling EXPRESS | CLAY Bri be 3 With : ¢ Colors | Molds Watch it wiggle os | The tids wil” hove it's, pulled around the | hours of fun mating floor, Includes engine Ff things eut of this easy end three colertul | te werk, nen-peiseneus coec 4 cley. Barbera Je | Walking DRESSED {Bright DOLL DOLL Silver ; Y 18 Inche: 24 In, Wheels! ur il “ $798 High $3398 Tete her hand ond she | Lovely big dell with A . walks right sleng with | Seren heir that con be imtte OQ: lata eeech combed end set. lovable lone, o% €2@ dod poe Ae $c barvcdlbckare «caer cL Held i in Auto Death ~ ‘cessful than all the extra flourishes ANTI-HISTAMINE to de t { vd. eenight services, or after the last! 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Model railroading is one of the most expensive of gift this Christmas is to go to hobbies due to its ‘very nature.' your local hobby mart or toy shop. for children, Whether it’s a donkey Literally hundreds of firms make) ing to come up with a novel idea pleted materials. which miiy be! ‘embellished by the'.use of tools and simple skills, and raw mate- "rials from which the advanced ‘for a Christmas itt, cease and desist. ¥ * * Start your friend, child on a hobby. has a hobby, just buy him some | for it. There are hobby items for every age and pocketbook. Most: | of these can be purchased in | kit form. Perhaps the most popular hobby | in the world is stamp collecting. One of the wonderful aspects of this hobby is that it can be en- joyed by all members of’ the family—either separately or to gether. . { MODEL BUILDING KITS | Getting started in stamps is eney| and need_not be -expensive.— Best method for beginners is al purchase a batch of stamps for} about $1, an all-world album and) some stamp hinges. Once the! neophyte has developed a keen) interest in stamps he will enlarge on the hobby by himself. ” Becoming more popular in re- cent years are kits for building | model ships, planes and cars. The auto kits range from old ° time models-to modern racers, the ships from Viking heats te ‘the Queen Mary, the planes from the Wright Brothers’ original to zooming jets. The kits range in price from 50 cents to $50. A craft tools set specifically designed for ‘youngsters in the 12-15 year bracket has the same type tools for- building and re- pairing as the larger and more expensive ones have for dad. Another interesting hobby _ kit is an electronic set complete with broadcast receiver, Morse code practice key and wireless home broadcaster. FOR HURRICANE KIBITZERS You can even build your own home weather station in kit form. The unit contains the means for making barometers, hygrometers, rain gauges and even vefdcity in- dicators. There are two types‘of sets. The less expensive sells for $9.95 and the more expensive for $14.95. _ Available at your lecal hobby or toy shop are medical training kits which will help youngsters learn first aid, a set to help identify recks and minerals, microscope sets for would-be scientists and even gun kits (weed er plastic) whereby the hobbyists can make any firing relative or, craftsman chooses for hig in- If he already’ {dividual field. Under this heading on“ additional material or equipment leathercraft, woodcratt, | craft, plastid craft, pottery ape endless varieties of track see dh el oer Aad nama 1 ee sed not om teat the Restore ‘Ancient Site in ‘over the mainland. It will! ATHENS (INS) — Nearing com- lcome.”’ ‘pletion, the Stog of Attalos in the ‘ancient market-place of Athens | AUSTIN, Tex, (INS}—’'For Men promises to become Greece's num- Only’’ is the label on a.shorthand ber one tourist attraction after the class organized this fall at the Acropolis, This $2 million project University of Texas. Bashful males, |is aimed at reconstructing the Stoa, unwilling to mingle with coeds in'a magnificent two-story col regular shorthand sectiorts, _re- building, - exactly as it stood 22 quested the segregated treatment. centuries ago. eee pew cae tee ren, Paris Is Magic | _ Parents Also. Affected: With Excursions, Pairs | and Famous Sites ‘There is no end to the electrical Comtrats ned | SoU NU NT eh TT TEU URUEE Fine Selection of . * perhaps The best way : get that hobby - . PARIS — Paris is a magic city You may even come away with ride on the Champs-Elysees, a _ puppet show in Luxembourg Gar- Two Marine Planes Crash; One Rescued | HONOLigt. W — Two Marjne! Skyraider planes crashed into the’ m sea off Oalu Tuesday in separate tion while making a practice jj, a tube, in various colors, to be bombing run. Search planes andjspread ‘on fish books. Its anissed boats found no trace. The pilot's flavor is claimed to be ‘ ‘name was withheld. accidents. One pilot’ was rescued | and the other is presumed dead. 2nd Lt. David E. Cristman, 22, arm from antique pieces to modern .45 revolvers. For youngsters who like to play there are! scale model armies and tanks as well as cowboy and Indian group-. “ soldiers or cowboys, ings. FOR HANDICRAFT FANS Handicraft kits been popular with folks of all ages. These kits are available in three Kits with . pre-fabricated materials and instructions to con forms: With the exclusive MICRO-TWIN head Dieta only cma a shaver especi: signed to serve the & needs of women. om side for shav- - 4 ing s—theother e for shavin Sadee arms. Sma! as a com : fast, sure conyen- © ient.: Choice pf 6 colors. 3148 ele have always DRUG STORES— |@ “THIS IS JUST MY TYPE!” — “Sunday,” a South American coatimundi now living at the Bronx zoo, wants the world to know that he’s per- fectly satisfied with the old style typewriter key- board. WwW ith a the oS about a liew od of Belding, Mich., was picked up by |Fish Sniff Perfume | eneoptet 300 yards off an eastern | Oahu beach 20 minutes after he| had parachuted in the dark. Three hours earlier, a Skyraidet work‘on fish, a Paris department! hag -plunged. into t i iles off Kaneohe } dens, the waxworks in Montmartre or:a street corner fair, there are, ‘attractions aplenty to appeal to) ‘youngsters. —- FOR SEWERS —A little girl Children adjust quickly to Paris,, Makes some of her own clothes for the city caters to the young With a new practical sewing ‘toy with infinite variety and charm. designed by Kay Stanley. A scarf Parents are 6f{ten content to let and a beanie are among {first itheir children lead the way in, projects. Paris, while they follow and enjoy: ithe wonders of the city through the | eyes of a child, One’ of the most delightful in- 'troductions to Paris for young and iold alike is a boat trip on the River Seine. through the heart of Leas Bateau ected a NEW YORK (INS) — Madame white excursi steamer,, Veriena) ancien tall the old bridges| Chiang Kai-Shek has reiterated the |past the famous towers, cathedrals intention of the government of the and palaces. republic of china to return to the | | Another unique dining spot for ‘mainland =e in Paris is the Madame Chiang, appearing - Ratio- Phonograph 4 ~ Combinations * PORTABLES. * TABLE MODELS | * CONSOLES ‘pom om 522" USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-A-WAY! CHRISTMAS TREES Balsam, Spruce, Scotch Pine, Red Pine a L & G FURNITURE STORE HOURS: Mon., Fri. & Set. 9:30 to 9 P.M. Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9:30 A.M. to 6:00 P, M: 3526 Sashabaw OR 3- 1711. Madame Chiang| Predicts Return of Nationalists ee) s eeee eee eC eREETE CECE EECO EEE CLO LOLOL LLL glassed-in restaurant atop the Quincy Howe's “Outside U.S.A Eiffel Tower. The view is superb TV program, said: and well worth the $1.14 ele) «we have built and will con- vator fare to the top consider- | tinge to build for the future nal | Ing that the tower is almost as | we do this with the ‘knowledge high as the Empire State Build- that the struggle is long and se | ing. and fed by sacrifice. This we know because the Chinese tas | been fighting the Communists | not for five or ten or twenty but for thirty consecutive years.” =: re A gm, | Youngsters who enjoy a good s2n ss ene climb will. discover any number of ‘United Press Telephoto tier high vantage points for a ‘keyboard ‘with rearranged letters and numbers, ain view of the city, Among “Sunday” remains unimpressed. The creature, a the most notable are the Are de The wife of President Chiang! : =ccoon family. li umphe, the Tomb of the Un- Kai-shek added th kee cave he family, lives in the 200 |known Soldier at the top of the Se faith in rr ics administration building and is quite a favorite Champs-Elysees; Notre Dame, the o¢ the free world over the dark with the staff. \historic cathedral on the le de la forces of Communism we have not! | Cite; Sacre Coeur, the huge basil-| remained stagnant in Formosa. We ‘ica which dominates the Mont-|pave wasted no time in weeping martre skyline. ibitter tears over shortcomings a Paris has dozens of parks and ‘past years.” gardens crammed with amuse-- Of the query often asked the! ments. Toy sail boats ean be Chinese #bout the return to the hired for 80 frances — 23 cents {Chinese mainland, Madame Chiang |. an hour en the lagoons of said “yes we believe we ill go both the Luxembourg Gardens back."’ She then quoted her hus-| and the Tuilefies. 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They and others are putting a little group together. Comes to. 16,000,000 working mon and women. What with their families and those their work affects, the meld- ing touches every man, woman ahd child in the good old ‘U.S.A. It is the union of the unions, the union of the AFL with the CIO; There has never been anything like it in history. _. The bigger the union leader, the more double-talk a reporter get when he tries to get a story. | So I asked Lee Minton, a young Jellow who is head ef the Glass Blowers Union (AFL) and has only 50,000 workers (including 12 practitioners of the ancient art of glass blowing, what he felt could be gained by the merger. Maybe it would be proper at this point to describe and explain Minton. He's a Republican, young, once was a hash-slinger, lives con- seryatively, and speaks the same. * » = “I think the merger will be good ur monreepall " he told me seri- ously. “In the first place, man- agement won't have to worry about having one union demand this and that today,- another one* tomorrow |happy and still another one. next week. Second, I think it pill help people| in the unions feel more secure about thelr jobs, and that'll mean more buying of. the things‘ they make.” , MONOPOLY? CARTEL? It sounded like a monopoly to me, this merger.. A cartel, I said. Minton had an answer for that. And an eloquent shrug. 5 | Cd * ‘ “f had to make a speech the other night in Philadelphia,” he said. “It was at one of those places where union leaders nor- mally are never asked to speak. It was a realtors group. The master of “ceremonies cautioned me to limit it to 20 minutes, after which there would be questions. “So I did the 20 minutes, but I couldn't take” my eyes off a fellow in the sixth row. He kept eyeing me and I knew he was going to be tough. Sure enough, THE PONTIAC PRESS, soon as 1 finished he was the first to ask a question. “Ha said, ‘Why do -you fellows in labor go into a plant that is and content with working) issues for the boss without a union con- tract? Why do you disturb such people, when they are happy with what they've got?’ “I made a_show of thinking this over for half a minute or so,” Minton said. “And then I said to to| 2m “We do that for the same rea- son that you, as a real estate man, try to ‘sell property that nobody wants or needs’."’ ANSWERS ‘TOUCHE’ I asked Minton what the man said in response to that. “He said ‘Touche’,”’ plied, * * * What about the ‘‘labor vote’ now that the two big unions will be merged, J asked Minton. Would the laboring man or wcman be sandbagged into voting for the can- brass? “The average working man is independent,” he said. “There's | | Minton re- groups merge? didate preferred by the labor) no ddubt that ‘the political action group of the new union - will do its best to illuminate a candidate's record by print- ng where he stood on basic issues involving labor. “But it's. ridiculous to_ think that labor “in this country can be . « you'll remember what It still seemed like “‘big labor, this combining, I said. Minton shrugged. es 6 # “So?” he asked. “Take a look, at the way big banks have been merging. And big automobile companies. Why can't big labor, We're not men- acing anything or anybody. “The other day the glass blow- ers saved the University Club in Philadelphia. It couldn't keep up its big building; we were look- ing for one. So now we share the building and everybody's happy.” LONG-TIME DREAM The merger. has been in the works for years, Minton said. It ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBEN 11955 ”, ' a ef Meany and, Minton's good friend Dave McDonald of the 1,200,000 member steel union and Walter —e There will “ye i a strong. declara- tion about Communist infiltration in the new super. union, the head of the glass blawers said. One and all are so proud about. the whole thing that they've invited »jover the world to observe the happy melding. * LJ | “Invite any labor leaders from Russia?’’ I asked Minton. ' He looked at me for seme time and then asked, “‘Are you kid- ing?" ’ Marie Wilson to Adopt and her husband, television pro-) while playing a benefit in Tennes- see. They have no other children, Mexico is studying a proposal ‘for its first synthetic oan in- secticide Plant. ” ~ w fer Vj His OS Sh Af | Give a ‘Mon aG ms He Can ¥ Wear... | Choose Here the Gift He'll Like Best! We make it our business to know what men like to wear. So why not make it your business to gift-shop here for all the men in your Christ- mas? 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Cg -— wo Reg. $11.00 now $8.95 = SKA . 195% £3.95 tp | $350 = 8%. $6.95 vp -e Reg. $10.00 now $7.95 ' ‘ ey - 5 ome _ THE PON TIAC PRESS © PONTIAC, MIC cHIGAN, SECTION C—I HUNSDAY, DECEMBER. 1, 1955 ry * CHRISTMAS AT CRANBROOK — Richard Thomas (left) and Nancy Jean Fisher choose items of jewelry for display and sale at Cranbrook’s annual Christmas Exhibition. Other articles which will be. shown and sold will include pottery, handwoyen stoles and. . Scarves, paintings, small sculpture, furniture, rugs and Christmas | eards. The exhibition will start tomorrow, and will be open week- Gays Getween 2 and 5 p.m. umtil Dee. UL with the exception of Dee: 5. woruchkos. They're builders. They ~liknow how to fashion, with their. \enough potatoes to keep alive, and opened to them. harids and courage, -a home for the boy lived, themselves in an alien world. in a free country, brick by brick. And im that home at 3716 Orchard View in: Ayon Township, Ivan Kry- bs woruchko, his” children Ivan Jr., 27, and Nina, 16, cherish the good things life has ba to offer—warmth, close family ties, security—even > .|svch luxuries as_gnusic and sing- Sate oO By WILMA GREENWAY It’s all right now with the Kry- They learned to weather | life’s storms the hard way—as Chris- | tians during the Communist purges because in their native Ukraine, as. prison refugees camps, ; homeless and jobless, in postwar Germany. in Nazi concentration’ as displaced persons, They know how to build a home wife Maria and shelter, food, ing in the evening, feasting on holi- days, church on Sundays. cause they have seen the other side of the picture. They know all about cold, disease, — | ‘and sadism. There's a whole little colony of Ukrainians on Orchard View, five ‘families in all whose fine brick homes adjoin the Kryworuchkos, Ivan and his family came to |America as penniless refugees in | 1950 to work on a farm in South Suggests Local Aid Consolidation Won't Solve School Plight, Prof Says ANN ARBOR \—A University, schools can compare “in equipment of Michigan educator gays the and resources with city schools. formation of large consolidated schools is not solving the rural en ee school he | = -~ |several miles to school, Robert S, Fox, associate pro- ‘no good contact between him and fessor of éducation af the univer- his school or between his family sity, believes that smaller rural, 2% the school. schools are - uflavoidable if there| But school is becomjng more and is to be local control and contact. Many rural sociologists, =. believe pete gyre pan tween parents and teachers. “Just by consolidating into logical community — around the! people who live and work together.| larger and larger schools doesn’t - It contradicts the old notion, Fox) Previde good lecal control or says, that farm areas should con-| liaison,” Fox says. amacens to ® point where rural’ There is still a way that rural student has to travel] there is! more a community center, Fox Toa ‘says. There is a need for control by the community and contact be- Dakota. Later they moved to In- idiana, then to. Michigan. Their new home, which they moved into \in time to celebrate Thanksgiving, is- a 3-bedroom brick with 2-car garage, debt free, valued at $18,- 300. . Working from dawn till dark, Ivan, 51, a carpenter and brick- layer by trade, spent five months | building the house. His wife, Maria, and son, Ivan Jr. who supports the family by driving a delivery truck for a firm in De- troit, helped in their at Avondale High School. | Nina tells the story of their fam- \ily, how they left the Ukraine dur- ing the Communist purges, cover- ing ‘more than 2,000 miles on foot. Pulling a wagon loaied with their meager goods, they traversed |mountains and plains on blistered, aching feet to reach Germany. | ne —_ Fox says, without sac- cing the smaller local school. l In many states, counties are as- aw “can ae — = the Solon Sees Harriman ines" as 56 ‘Utility Man’ lierrinalit’ ns New York was (e- scribed by: Soe. Sparkman (D-Ala) ers and technicians on a rotating barracks,” Nina said. in sports language ‘today «as a “utility gan” candidate for the, ford them a eeany 1956 tie presidential nom- ination, é | = * Harriman has said he is not an ‘answer,” Fox says. In Michigan, active candidate for the nomina- suggests the county system o tion although he expects to be satel service = to local schools. York's “favorite son” choice, "But Harriman’s chief booster, Fire Chief's Helmet Tammany leader Carmine ar ee said yomreay the historical, War ns Deaf Woman ‘ " Sparkman, rey heard eee ee talk to the “National Press Club) When shouts failed to rouse a said in a later interview he thinks 4-Ye@t-old deaf mute woman, “hel, | A day's food ration was a-single| \James J. Nance of the Stude-| DeSapio “is engaged in holding awakened her by shaking her. Un- Gov, Harriman in reserve for able to make the terrified woman whatever might happen in the pre- ‘understand, Marable finally taok- : loff his fire helmet-and flashed his convention campaign." “He has the governor in alight on the lettering. ‘utility man’. role where he could! “‘She got the idea fast,” time,” he added, - Pan out ‘then. “ ~ FUGI I WES. FROM THE FBI ~ Photos 148—Photo 1952 PERCY PORTER KINKADE Guecentihg b urriee of Geacriptive articics on criminsie wanted by the FBI). rancr KINKADE is‘wanted by the FBI for unlewful fight. ‘prosecution for the crime of robbery. With enether in- (Seid inde 1 teed eve rbd lng stn wd grocery sere near Tecumseh, Ohle., on the night of Sept. 9, 1954, ae = added ware ial are into Sot camps. county taxes. county, for N &—Gov, Averell instance, can provide special teach- basis ‘to townships which can’t af- forced labor for all who could “It looks as though some form them. When the bombs came. my. of intermediate district is the best mother would run from her work fire helmet when he helped evacuate 20 residents from a burn- Mar. be. rushed ‘into the contest at any able said. ‘She grabbed a Obe and): a between - Germany They were imprisoned and thrown) “Hundreds were crowded into “There was work. The young children were left | alone with no adult. to care for to be with me, but that meant {there was no time to get to a Shelter. Once a bomb struck and} | flung us many feet, = we lived. * * | “My sister, jtaken away. She came back a year later, still emaciated, her eyes inflamed and swollen, her, feet infected. They had made al shovel coal in her bare feet. W we.were freed, she had a les |t6 go to Canada, where she lives| now with her husband. | bow! of soup, often rotien, and a crust.of bread. One guard pitied us and would hide bread and give it to us. But others ren! to taunt! | us,"’ Nine told how ‘aadistic ‘beards would parade a wagon load of potatoes, - guarded by - dogs, . through the camp, taunting the. prisoners with the food. “I was only 6, and I. ‘was starv- |ing.. I forgot my parents’ warning |and ran up and took a potato. The dog. did nothing until the guard gave the order—then it attacked, ‘\biting viciously, 1 still have the scars, “There wa¢ one boy who was. dying of starvation. He kept cry- ing for food. Sometimes my fa- ther gave him his own. At last father could stand the crying no house. He fashioned another key! and was able to replace the first They’ re not the only ones, either. ? ¥ : too." * In os were freed, there was no work and| They value these things be- ie i gee 29 - ee ss iz. ty Nazi Terror Carve Life in Community Kryworuchko _made pray and one another's houses. jewelry which he sold for bread’ Nina may have a new watercolor one before its loss was discovered./to keep the family alee! until at to show, or else she will play her |After that we were able to steal/last the doors to America were ' guitar or dance a fast polka. Ivan junior will be called upon, to play his accordion. Soon Kry-’ home. there is woruchko will raise his tenor voice When the war caied in 1945, the laughter, hope and, sometimes, a and the group will start singing, But tough of wonder at how lightly forgetting the past.‘ . Americans take their heritage. The| no other place, they continued to' refugees work hard, but in the jlive in the concentration camp. ‘evenings they gather together in’ know how to appreciate it. * ba their new It's through hell to get it, Talented Pont itwo ing tion a new life. They went and they| ‘life. G I () ~ Course Teaches Students fo Appreciate Science Science — as emerges in everyday life—is being’ plants, aviation, taught through a revam| of study in use this year in the The program, which took nearly 2 getting away from merely teach- entific attitude in the pupil's: mint} which will carry over into adult 1 -The_course covers a compre-_ hensive range of topics includ- ing: water and weather, | servation, astronomy, magnetism =! pectin: rocks and min- ‘Takes in Nation Curtice: Says Industrial: Exhibit Will Visit. Major, Cities in Country DETROIT —Motorama, eral Motors’ shaw, will: be presented in five major cities again next year. Ld LJ * dent, more spectacular than ever, with) more educati not yet been disclosed. Curtice if dynamically! erals, physical phenomena, animals and -—-- health and safety. “Science is an inescapable factor n modern culture,"’ Coordinator of Elementary Education Gerald E, ‘White pointed out, | To illustrate the philoséphy_ be- hind the new program, White quoted from a book by Gerald S. Craig, a noted Columbia Univer- sity educator. _ | Craig states, “‘Science . . . in the | elementary school (must be con- yl sidered) as not so much small | content to be learned, but as a large outcome which may be emerging constantly in one's life as a result of the interaction of the individual with his environment in an age of science .. .” * * * There is a “growing insistence that content is valuable only so far as it meets the need of the child and of society ... * « ®«@ “The means by which man can - ‘control the environment for his own welfare must be given ample | consideration ina program of pub- lic education.’’ A need to revise the science pro- gram here was first felt in 1952 and the Board of Education ap- propriated $1, 500 for a science workshop. . Two Wayne. University facul- ty members, Dr. William Cham- berlain and Charles Overton, were obtained to oversee the course! iae elementary school] system. . years to develop, is aimed at, facts to creating an apprecia- and understanding of the sej- | con- M Motorama Gen- gigantic industrial iarlow H. Curtice, GM_ presi: said. the showing will be new group of “‘dream cars,’ engineering and|. |research exhibits and a new con-| The group, which met from Feb- cept of highway travel for the ruary to June 1954, included about future. 9 teachers and principals, They ‘outlined a study course for kin- dergarten through sixth grade and each wrote one or more units of Details of these features have ‘ said Motorama will open at New wort York's Wal Their compi , { ork idert - Astoria Hotel mpiled efforts were aap 19 to continue through Jam. |b ned over to the Wayne men for : . Then it will move to Miamtl, | citing. The result was’ a more re a Feb. 4-12 : to Los Angeles, Mar. 3-11; San rogpsaaiag di fons study guide which Francisco, Mar. 24-April 1, and . Boston, April 19.29. “It is suggested that every In each, city an invitational pre- acher dwell on each topic at . ; . least briefly during the Tad view will be held for business and! saig White, “but the pa caarts \civic leaders the day before the) js free G very ihe a public —— mares. Gunes pel : phe activities used to illustrate it.” Each of GM's. car and’ truck 2 & BUILDERS AT WORK — Ivan Kryworuchko, 51, Once in Germany, @ harder fate, and his daughter, Nina, 16, work with a smile met them, for war was declared! as they complete their new $18,500 home at 3716 and Russia. Orchard View, Avon Township. a ar ae wife, Maria, his son Ivan Jr., with his Ps A a = ky ars 27, and the ‘wonderful freedom of America," Nazi regime and later as displaced persons. The | four built the home, which for them symbolizes | in five | years ago after spending 10 years in German entation, - concentration camps, first as prisoners under the | |divisions as well as its numerous| \other units, iactaling benaebehd age individual needs and interests will pliance and parts producers, wili|help determine which parts of the aerce: One of|¥°rld of science are studied long- bes features gwill_be an ‘entirely Whar ks te und ¢ Abd ues cas cee nee * Pres | pleted the. sixth grade it is -ex- pected he will have done a con- siderable amount-of work in each . of the ten fields. New Army Reserve . The full effect of the program will probably not be felt until next payrolls. who was 15, was’ Collins Nance Tells Probers =: Automation to Aid All iquest of the Senate-House Eco- Nina came to America as pemniless refugees five months. Pontiac . rea the number of city employes in its'!maintenance staff of the city hall history during August when 721/was increased and the annual bodést| workers were listed on~ “te city in Persofinel Director William L. Said the high was necessi- WASHINGTON UW — President! sional jthat automation in the auto in-' the smaller independent producers. |© In a statement filed at the re-| nomic impact of the increasing iuse of machinery in factories, for summer programs weres-two such reasOns, ‘ment personnel, police depart- ment staff and the water depart- ment. to handle a comparable increase in the population and the number of new homes being built in the city,” - The high reached this August ishowed an increase of 33 over the baker-Packard Corp. told congres-| (688 city, employes of August last investigators Wednesday) veer. dustry ‘can_help,, rather than: hurt,| icity's which demantied additional police and fire department protection,” Collins said, "lem to — with which was an- City of Pontiac Payroll Largest Ever During August, Personnel Head Says highest |tated for several reasons. ‘The other reason for the record num- ber of employes." = The director stated that Pon-! tisc's Police Department still does not meet national police standards the public works department as “We increased the fire depart- |to Collins stated, su “During this same ” period the population probably | in- sed from two to three thousand W rea ai “We also had the pollution prob- in \Nance “As a ler motor car mant- facturer, Studebaker-Packard Corp. has not suffered any competitive); or other disadvantage due to in- troduction into the industry of automatic processes.” However, to achieve the bene- fits of automatic operation, the plant must be run at or near), capacity, Nance said. If this vol- ume of business is attained, “the smaller manufacturer. enjoys pro- longer, so he risked his. life to steal a key: to the _potato ——— by a larger manufacturer. o duction costs avorable as ‘those Each County Owner Will Pay $952 This Year State Police Veteran to. Retire December 10 Arnett, a 25-year veteran of the) ‘State Police, will retire Dec.- 10, State Police said today. Brighton Post, has served at East Lansing, White Pigeon, Bay City, Detroit and New Buffalo_ also served as commander of the! - St. Clair and Marquette Posts. LANSING W=Cpl. Richard L: Arnett, now assigned to the He has Car Upkeep Expensive, Survey Finds) | ar-overall cost’ of 9.5 cents a mile. Muni to Act Again After Eye Removal NEW ‘YORK @ — Paul Muni, whose left eye was removed by \tonight to his star role in the Broadway hit drama to size of the force compared other cities of equal population. rgery recently, plans to return ind.” The 60-year-old Stage and screen) star was forced to quit the play Aug. 29 because of a serious eye ‘Oct. 3, officials talked of getting!and have decided to propose to '5,000 trainees to enlist each Muni ‘decided yesterday he was|Mmonth. Officials of the National Security Training Commission, the A spokesman for producer Her-/gToup which is monitoring the pro- man Shumlin said that if every- gram passed by the last Congress, thing went well with Muni at re- concede now, however, that the six- hearsals with the company today— month training phase of the pro-| “and we fully expect that it will’ ‘— gram is off toa “slower start than) he would be back tonight. Iment. shape to return. Bl \. Plan Draws 4,500 has enlisted slightly over 4,500 six- month trainees in the first eight! wi today by the Army in answer to ‘an inquiry on progress of : this iPhase of the latest of a long series of efforts to create a full-fledged reserve system. ‘ volunteered for six months of active training, followed by. 7% years of reserve liability. Not all jof them actually are entering train- ing camps immediately. have been granted deferred status to. allow them to complete high school and other studies. : ment is to have 95,000 trainees by next June 30, a beginning toward| “Inherit the! i= eventual pool of 242 million ls duty in sociier war. i ive had expected. ey year when teachers are familiar |with the study course and know |what materials are needed to best present it, White explained, At present 18 elementary teach- ers are attending a Wayne class taught by Overton which points out how: the new system can be util- ee : = great need at pres- ent for = people to enter the science field,” White stated,/‘‘We hope this course will develop the scientific way of thinking at an early age ‘plus skills in locating data, organizing and evaluating it to solve everyday problems. “Perhaps this interest will carry over into later life and cause more persons to decide on — asa career.” Jailbird Willing “a ie Some Girl in Hoosegow MADISONVILLE, Ky. «®—Rob- rained men who could be called! ert D. Foster, one eye’ on the fu- ture and one on his cell, sent the following letter to: the local press: “T am a lonely boy in jail here WASHINGTON w —The Army eeks of the new reserve program The figures were ‘made public * * These pedal age youths have Many The goal of the Defense Depart- Before a program began last any girl or marry her here in jail, so if any of you lonely girls want to hook up with a — bird Ree drop me. a line.” Foster is bémg held for at action on a number-of charges, in- - icluding forgery, illegal whisky dis- tilling and obtaining ae un- der false Seen } vp we ther places in County, | NEW YORK—How much does it travel 10,000 miles a year, which; f Cbd, cadiiag he canis aight.’ The accomplice wae tater ervewed. {cost residents — Com lia average. There is fitie varie-| The 5.000 mile driver teres wore} : © the fugitive has previously been ‘convicted for ottempted rob. [PCT Year to ope cars? 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WEEKLY Budget Plan Friendly, Courteous “ : | All at No Extra Cost! Service Always! : , ! * THE PONTIAC PRESS » THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1953 : ‘Buddy’ Badalocping I was the wrong thing to to, Railroad Engineer Dies The engineer, E. M. Peck of Widow leaves Millions | eee panes nedaagleven = ae coms: Oil was Severed G M | T bl jat least at that particular: mo f Attack at Throttl Galesburg, died shortly before the Made on Barren tard illness. A chile less widow, she left in 1939. ; ets an Into rou e ‘ment. The man whirled, snarled 1? ack a rome ‘train reached Monmouth. no will. A petition for letters of = WEST COVINA, Cali, (—John Wallace and ovdered him Sehid MONMOUTH, Ill. — The The fireman, J. J, Wilson, also FRESNO, Calif. “}—Mrs. Cora‘administration lists seven. nieces Mariage = not a cure. for H, Wallace entered a bank during a counter, where four women engineer of a Chicago, Burlington, of Galesburg, halted the train and Nidever, 85, who made an oll for-, and nephews as legal heirs. nerves, says Sir David Henderson, ‘a holdup yesterday. He. mistook a tellers and several patrons were ‘another engineer, V. M, Daniels tune on ‘80 acres of barren land Mrs. Nidever inherited the prop-.a Scottish psychiatrist, in Edin- : and Quincy Railroad's passenger, man holding a machine gun for;huddling. - Q i - ha Ze e al of Burlington, who was riding to she inherited, left an estate in ex-erty near. Coalinga, Calif.; from,burgh. On the ars which may a friend, walked up behind hiny The holdup man and a confed- train, the Nebraska Zep om: s Galesburg, brought it on into Mon- cess of two million dollars, includ- her mother Mrs. Hester Binkley, intensify the fears w uc) Cause jand slapped him on the back. “‘ierate gor away with $16,000. fered a heart attack last night—./ mouth. ling $1,827,350 in cash, . ‘who had homesteaded it at the turn nervous disorders. 1 2 + re-Christmas GREAT ' / “4 4 i Fi ach canna ara nach th oniotbainnth a CONTRAST—Here's the long and short of it at the Western Specialty dog show in Chicago. Evangers Blitz, the Great Dane, and Fistel's Sassie, a Chihuahua, show their good breeding by remaining friend- ly while posing for this picture, Wanting CRC Put on Red List Subversives Board Man Sees Civil Rights Group as Communist Run 40 ounce PADDING | WITH EVERY CARPET PURCHASE REGARDLESS OF THE PRICE! And—Spencer’s Will Insure Installation Before Christmas! WASHINGTON .h—A member of the Subversive Activities Control Board recommended today the Civil Rights Congress be required to register as a Communist. front ae Inspired by today's swing | Spec ial | living to informe - Beautiful All Wool Florals - Here is the Bargain of the Year! An un- sa by the Communist party.’ and is “primarily operated for the pur- pose of giving aid and support to Communists.” There was no immediate com- ment from the CRC Coddaire conducted months of hearings on a petition by Atty Gen. Brownell to require the CRC to register under the 195) Interna] Security: Act, Hist its officers and Zive an annual: financjal account- ing. believable price on 100‘. all wool carpet in a choice of two distinctive floral patterns. FREE PADDING > 2. * Constitutionality of registration provisions of the act has ben - challenged by the Communist oarty. The matter is awaiting deci- sion by the Supreme Court. Coddaire’s report now goes to the full board for action. The CRC ean file exceptions and ask for oral arguments on them. * * Coddaire said, the CRC was olanned and created by the Com munist party in 1H6 through merger of several organizations neluding the International Labor Defense. This was done. he said to itilize defense of civil rights for party purposes and to raise and maintain large mass defense and- bail funds for party use. : we geal? Se pS ; Heavy, long wearing wool car- ae _ ‘ “e bg ig E j pets that will give a luxurious ele Offers Courses : weed Carp eft Ss = ; — ‘i 4, t : 4 x ij (aay / 2 é appearance to your-home. Choose . F J Asie at ee AR |e eae AS ead from many tone-on-tone, sercll NEW HAVEN, Conn, uw — With ; : , Mi dhcp ‘ ; the possihle excention of Methu- : : hae : ; patterns and carved ‘pile fash- . sela. nobody could live lone enouch . . ; Me ey. cel ' aw Ba a ions in a wide variety of shades. : ie take all the courses offered by Blended carpet rayon and nylon give “ag aAy - Reg : Re : . All are first quality carpets—no ‘ sae PRED The curriculum this smart carpet long Ww earing qual- : $ 95 = a Ries th: pa ey y rf: ; seconds—that will last for years - - ( 4 courses ane a stiden Sige ag 5 i : , " ' ee ; = would need more than 350 academ- | Lede t at r ne at makes Pie - : Cl tf pit and years: ic years to go through all of them. udget smile wide range of colors ee et 6 ee eae 2 Sar | reports President A. Whitns in this popular style that will fit into = - gk Yahi : ot ae, Griswold. any decorating scheme. Sq. Y d. 6 hgh de el ie a : - rt 2 ty " sary ; = * ° ae A ha : q | New Detroit Flicht FREE PADDING 90 DETROIT (® —. Eastern Afr ee £- Reet er et 3 : - stile! hates! ae a a A fine textured tweed that combines Mig te Spas Pa, ee ne gs a Sq. Yd. minute airplane snuttle service he- ; ; . satay z 4 € ; " , Kaen : tween Detroit and Toledo. Flicht< the oe or a Bae Popular praess ? cee tes | ‘eave Willow Run Airport at 7°55 exture stvie plus the new tweed Ray, “Peyton aes : = ; am. (EST) and 4:45 pm. daily effect. Grace your home with this ‘ 5 AP URE SH Bi Se “FREE PADDING ‘and return from Toledo at 3 and fine broadloom and enjoy the most Ut uate o mie fie 11:45 p.m. modern carpet that blends into any S Yd é pe ge eS Ee Me iF) : ~~ _ ORDINANCE xo. 24. ~~ | Home — whether modern or provin- q- ° Aenea ote ea ff EFEP AE tie Jes; i : | The Township of Pontiac Ordains: — cial. j fi ag as _ es ‘ 1 at on and after the effective as - 3 ; F - ; ‘ ’ p : 4 dat this Ordinance lat for . j \ - ; , the. a ‘elsion Tt bade within the FREE PADDING : Tewnents enetl be, epotore rues the proprietors of sa plat shall: ea ae Spencer's have such a complete selection of the new Tweed Carpets chat lat jt accordance wtih the specifics. it is impractical to list and describe all of the varieties in stock. ‘tons! th 4 1 County o ) | Road} Commissioners; and) However, when you shop.at Spencer’s — you know that you will havea . oe miveteiandersicer a Gooner wide choice of Tweeds — from Carpet Rayons — Viscose — Nylon and enn a : ae — : a of centering Gite tandn cole wool. en" o, PE, EU ae SO OTHER TW 7.9: e New Sparkle Til UNT ine Bosra cr Those” Commissi on ai STHE “ We 205) Ee & TE) =e L e par e I e MICA CO N ERS k a unt ane rd , . y mI ia) Peels bone ih. ine Temnsh Long Wearing VINYL & ASBESTOS Clerk in the amount of 110° of the sa'@ estimated cost r rs Fe 66 @ 99 : New heat resisting counter | oe ame : Our Famous ‘‘Color Spun > a” J The most popular patterns Epiutenal un seen x OV Seranteuet seectaias cra plat 90 Ny] ith Viscose C rit D in’ many, many years. t¢rns—new colors and new IN provided. however. thn! the tei bon 90° Nylon wi iscose Carpet Fibre e Needs no waxing and can price. Have it installed by Bf. net not be posted equivalent - = Me- : curity or bond aball be required ‘hy STAIN RESISTANT — JUST-WASH OFF INK, BLOOD, . be installed on any floor. Pescara Ex pert iste. q ar rer to the Oakland Count; 5 } j Boards of ‘Road Commissioners ° DIRT or GREASE STAINS! Sq. Y d. i : at this Ordinan shal! become 7 * A ‘effective on the date ef publication in FREE PADDING : ; 7 any newspaper circulating in said : . e j Township of Pontiac, Oakland. County Michigan. This Ogdinance enacted by the Township Seora of Pontiac Township ‘ 9 ‘ Oaklend. County, Michigan, at a regu- i f ? jar meeting ber on the 28th day of ' ] ms ] On S a ous } ; November, ° 1988 ; i: ‘. ( : = F i GRETA V. 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MARTIN British Prime Minister Sir An-| who have some r memé | SPRINGFIELD, tli uw — Police! wag not charged immediately with! INS Foreiga Director thony Eden's government has re-| of Soviet politicians. When the war ended the Ameri- said today,a cab driver admitted'the rape-slaying. | ony ht the m t, is’ Is Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul-, buked “ee WS, - ae mn} atting heave ress ea aoe ‘ot cans % “ British witha vy dated the rape-slaying of an 8-year-old| SSS i ; “4 If not repudiate the hypo- s 1946. But not the RusSians. They : EM OES (Mimsell Sane try to force’ hat nation to quit the 'Canton, Ul, girl. . Back Rifle Clubs | Millions of illiterate Indians wel- critical statement Tuesday when even threatened Iran by saying five-nation Baghdad Defense Pact James Christensen, superintend- — } coming Bulganin and his sid® he had a chance in the House of py, ‘that it would be an “unfriendly | me ee 1 NARNIK, Norway Since ‘rifle » Soviets are cCUs th ~ | e kick. party boss Nikita Khrush- Commons: - ue od BRWiCese | Rostile act” if the Tehran government /¢n! et the Uke ae ee shooting Z pelea me oe Jee chev, apparently do -not think So gRETIsH TO BLAME salies and of violating an old on put its case before ,the U.N. Se- Criminal Identification and Investi- ue aie enc ee Dorcel Samal but seme more schooled Indians E & . curity Council. gation, said that Lloyd Miller, 29, like Norway, t ate subsidizes In a a British official at the aggression and neutrality treaty seem to be uneasy at the good will Boe) did so and by spring the also of Canton, signed a statement rifle clubs. There are now 1,500, foray of the Soviets. foreign office, permanent Unde REMEMBER THE WAR Red army finally pulled out of the admitting the slaying of Janice clubs affiliated with the National Then there are the British. A Secreta sary ae en | Remember the Soviet actions strategic area. Hast European na- May last Saturday, oneness * a ia renner aed London foreign office spokes: Sian ” , ek i “< che Yt act after World-War II If it had not tions over-run by the Red army) The girl's stripped and beaten ae atin He 38, Memt . | Bie man. Peter Matthews, said Bul- Viele ne Wubane Lsniais: res ‘ been for world pressure exerted ar. not so fortunate. The Red body was found hidden among W! h or in 193) embers prac-! ganin seemed to be ‘thoroughly uted Sir aa A eh 1¢é on through the newly-formed United irpis still is in ue se countries csome upended railroad cars tice on (i ranges, hypocritical” in his New Dethi ia te Bras were " aed ac Nations and Western statesmen Christensen said . 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NORTHWESTERN-WWY. ee TE WEEE ee ne ce | ‘Wear Middlebelt Road =. aya 6-2561 > PLENTY. OF | FREE PARKING aT BOTH STORES: Walled Lake sunt Center Mi ' of] SD : cawnence FLEISCHMAN, Inc. | 2 ees 7 y 7 + | va + ay F * j ps a seatt ee ee Pen | John Huston Includes 2 of His ae te linens are available in large num- = Burt Carols | Painted wooden trays, plates. urt aro S buckets, baskets and stools are a feature of the ‘This 'n’ that" TO Be Sung booth. Mrs. Ivan Knight heads the . | committee = = latter. ‘December | | Mrs. Claude F. Shoup is in . charge of the baked goods booth;| Grosse Pointe Community Mrs. Robert Sanford and her com- Chorus will present a concert in- mittee have worked on the Christ-| cluding the carols written by the mas decorations. |\late Alfred Burt of Pontiac on sev iNe ae A. Parcells . Junior High School, For the past year a weekly sev-| Grosse Pointe. Ing bee has been held to a Mr. Burt's carols developed items, mainly aprons, for the} from a project begun 30 years, Karnival. Mrs. Roy Bennett is) ago by the late Rev. Bates G.| handling plans for displaying and) Burt, rector of All Saints Episcopal. selling the results of this project. | Church, who adopted the custom = * 8s lof sending his friends an original’ “Everything for the Home’ {s carol as the family holiday greet- the slogan of the House Beautiful| ing. Later his son, Alfred, as-: Booth, under the direction of Mrs. | sisted him in the family project. Arthur W. Selden. Her booth con- | = tains a number of interesting an- | peat eid one : gr age tiques, as well as articles for home toon and requested Wihla Ht ciaen decoration. : to writé words for the carols. The Mary Lyon Group of the Prior to the death of Alfred Burt Women’s Association, made Up in February 1954, 12 of his carols, of young married women, spon- | were recorded and released by | sors the Cherub Shop each year. | a national recording company, | a this booth san is oil a | The Grosse Point Community'! aA See = John H. |ChTUs, under the direction of. si ee re. com | Malcolm Johns, assistant professor | Vanderlind fs chairman. , ‘of music at Wayne University,) Plans to entertain child, visitors! will also present a Bach Christ- include the continuous showing of! mas cantata, “For Unto Us a? cartoons, a fish pond, a fortune | Child ‘Is Born,” with a string teller, and a beauty shop where quartet, a group of traditional Dec. 11 at 3:30 p. m. in the Charles _ ure to Mrs. Leon F. Cobb Pontiac Press Photos (right) of Maplewood avenue. Looking on are Mrs. ‘when he graduates in June. | a * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Critch- Elwood Bigler and daughter, Suzanne, of West lroquois ‘tieid have returned to their Lake road. Mrs. Bigler in the incoming president of the Wom- _en's Association of the First Congregational Church. youngsters may be made up. The carols and two holiday novelty’ offen take their pre-schoolers with them. Checking the list of items to be sold in the Cherub Booth are Mrs. Couples’ Club is in charge, with numbers, “Let It Snow" and Mrs. George Gaches as the chair-| ‘Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Rein- man. deer.” : | Barclay Robertson of Wilson avenue with Catherine one Italian film and a Danish epic made in France with an | Italian star. ~ By CHARLES P. ARNOT™ NEW YORK (INS)—Movie di- rector John Huston picked his per- sonal list of “all time greatest” Chaties Laughton, Clark Gable | silent of 1922 starring and di- and Franchot Tone. 3. ‘David Copperfield?’ the 1935 motion pictures today, and said he hoped rio~one woulc object too much if he included a couple of his own;= ~~ ; _¢ * & With’ modest. self-assurance, he suggested that his dramatic “Trea- sure of the Sierra Madre’® and his forthtoming ‘‘Moby Dick” adorn the U.S., the lanky creator of a. ~; Chaplin Ten of Huston’s nominations for the . ‘best pictures: ever “made” were filmed before the last war, one 40 years ago and five during the era of/ the silent ‘screen. * * | a Counting time for drumfire Hus- ton mentary and a flurry of Hustoh gestures, it took him less than’ five minutes to compile the list’ in this order: Pal te ips ir paloma , lent of .1931. 2, “Mutiny on the Bounty,” spectacle: of © 1935, starring ) { > | > 4 + \ MGM hit with W. C. Fields, Lionel Barrymore ahd Freddie Bartholo- mew. 4. “The Best Years of Our Lives,"’ Samuel Goldwyn's_Acad- emy Award winner of 1946 directed by William Wyler. | 5. “The Bicycle Thief,” director Vittorio de “ie great Italian drama of 194. | ‘4. “Camille,” one of Greta Gat- ig’s greatest, first-released in 1936 7. “Underworld,” Josef von Sternberg’s - silent for | Pata- mount in 1927. : 8. “Foolish Wives,” Universal's s rected by Eric von Stroheim. 9. “Passion of Joan of Arec,’’ di- rected by Denmark's Carl Dreyer, starring Italy's Maria Sal-| conetti and filmed in France in 1933. ; * 10. “Birth of a Nation,” the D. W. Griffith silent spectacle of 1915. ll. “Covered Wagon,”’ Para- motint’S silent of 1923. #12. “The Informer,’ John Ford's 1935 RKO film which won Victor McLaglen an Academy Award, 2 * -s | ieee! : TD: ‘At this point, the “49year-old| Huston paused ‘to chain-light an-; otter of’ his. strorig, -brown-paper, cigarettes, Thdn. his. thin Aace| , P Own Mov When young mothers take on outside duties, they (left) and Mrs. Jack Mapley of East Lake Angelus road 4 with ‘Jerry. Items for sale clothes, chlidren’s clothes and children’s novelties. Angelus home from a fortmght’'s ,stay in Florida. - " 4 administration and plans to teach gucted the question box. Ladies’ Night Held Ladies’ Night was held by Ro ; . _ tary Club Wednesday at Bloome yeorinnste jenn mepceved wvden field Hills Country Club. Preced> | Sitios ane ‘ing the dinner-dance attended by |- Assiting her will be Mrs. Aden 250 were several cocktail parties. » Thornton, Mrs.. Lee Hill, Mrs. ‘ Springer, Mrs. Orrin Huntoon Jr. ;and Mrs. Theron Taylor. | Mrs. George Watters an- nounced that the annual Christ- mas party will be held Dec. 14, Remember that the neckline ‘fg. Each the most important part of any member will bring a wrapped gift dress, from a flattery angle. forms a frame for your face, and ~ | for exchange. | Mrs. Dale Moats was sponsor of| should be chosen with an eye to | the Demonstration group. proportion. St. Vincent Guilds to Hold |'Weekend Bazaar, Dinner ' | Guilds of St. Vincent de Paul) Members of St. Catherine Guild, |Church are planning a bazaar and under the chairmanship of Mrs, |dinner this Saturday afternoon and \Marshall Sprague, will sponsor @ }parcel post booth and will self homemade baked goods and mis {Sunday in the Parish Hall. | * * a The bazaar opens Saturday’ at |noon with booths of fancywork,| baked goods and entertainment for the children A home-style chicken dinner _ wit homemade pie will be _ served Sunday beginning at | noon, Mrs, Robert Croasdell and | Mrs, John Zubalik are cochair- men of the dinner, St. Anne Guild, with Mrs. Cole- /man Lee as chairman, will sponsor ‘a booth for the children, a fish |pond and Christmas novelties. Members will also;. provide re- | freshment or Saturday evening. | =. x ! | Mrs, Francis Schoeneman of St. |Theresa Guild will be in charge of ja baby booth and a children's grab bag. OTHER FEATURES parcel post Christmas tree, ‘Christmas hostess aprons, piHow cases and Christmas cards will be sold by St. Eulalia Guild, with! Mrs, Paul Spadafore as chairman. in this booth will be doll cellaneous articles Mrs, W. J. Hinds, chairman of: _St. Barbara (iuild, has aprons “ and toys for sale. Members of St Elizabeth Guid appointed Mrs. Albert Teays ag chairman of their miscellaneous and fancywork booth. A handmadé: . quilt, yarn dolls and‘ homemadé bread will be sold by St. Joseph Guild under the chairmanship of Mrs. Mary Miller, = * Ld St. Raphael Guild memberg have a surprise booth and mems lbers of the Blessed Martin de Pors res Guild will help with the dinner, Another booth under the aus- pices of the Rosary Altar So-? ciety, with Mrs, E. J. Schendt as chairman, will have religiotis ar- ticles for sale. For the Sunday dinner. the dine ing room will be under the direce tion of Mrs. George Cummings as- sisted by members of the guilds, broke into a broad grin as he ran, just completed in Ireland after aithe fist,’ Huston said. “It won't three times dismasted Huston’¢, a hand through his shock of gray-| year's writing, nine months’ shaot-'/be released here until next spring sailing vessel and twice made off ing hair and plunged on: “I hope’ no one will mind if I put a couple of my own at the bot- ORES ed NO ONE DISSENTS ‘ ‘Fhere was nota dessenting vote from ‘the half-dozen restaurant table disciples, so Huston officially added ‘‘Treasure,” which won his late gréat actor-father Walter Hus- ton an Academy Award in 1948, and ®'Moby Dick,” Which he has ‘There are1} pages in today’s Women’s Section ~ ing and four million dollars’ invest-| or. early summer, but, believe me |ment. ‘I'll stand on it.”” | with’ his ‘steel and rubber “whales.” Each of them, 100 feet. “It would be hard for me to add Jto this list," Huston concluded. “Each of these pictures seems to possibilities.” Like ‘his gripping “Treasure of the Sierra Madre,” which brought Huston writing and di: rection awards in. 1948, his “Moby Dick” has an all-male cast héaded by Gregory Peck, Orson Welles and > Britain's Leo Genn, : | “Let's say. at this point that: 1 thope ‘Moby Dick’ will qualify for a , t Py to have fulfilled itself and all its The filming in Ireland of Her-|!ong- and weighing 100 tons, cos{> man Melville's famous story of $25,000. One never was found. = the white whale would make an ad-| bee vénture| book in itself. Yo 8 8 land with his wife and two chile” First came a worldwide search|dten, hopes to decide during thit= for a site resembling the early-day flying trip to New York and Holly4- New Bedford, Mass. Huston found| wood what picture comes next. - it at an unlikely place called nd still ‘wants te do Kipting’s — Yaughal whose 2,000. villagers im-| «The, Alan Who Would Be King,” > coastal town over to him. “It's’a swell story,” the dynamie ~ REBELLIOUS OCEAN - en observed. “And , See | Then the) odean-refused to co-|plays in places where I've never. ‘operate, kicking up | storms ~ that | been.” 4 i . oS 1 "Huston, who now lives in Ire#« j cs in List of the 14 ‘Greatest mediately turned the whole Irish but not for a couple of years. - .. — 1c-16) If you get splashed when EA es without turpentine, use a When Y our Family Goes Out for a Meal - ing around the house and you're | polish remover. .¥ 8 \ ny oo THE,PONTIAC PRESS, TALCRSHAY, DECEMIEI 12835 fe ‘: OAKLAND Theater © Starts = TODAY Grulla! wl fe = Tender Tr FAN SATS DEBI: RELIST) WANE (LEER ——_— in COLOR ana CinamaScora! meet every eae! PAST By GEORGE ¥. 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The dresses that score:hig in womanly grace and charm. * Solid and multi colors. Junior and misses size Sudth pe™ TE oe er ca - ; , THE AON ELS PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1955 a = = : ew ™ ‘News From ‘Bloomfield Hills , | = | | Fruehaufs Honor Former Envoy { af? BLOOMFIELD HILLS—=Mr. and Henry C. Johnsen entertained at a Goodhue road is introduce their ate Gen. Albert J. Browning, will ‘ Mrs. Roy A. Fruehauf of Middle- tea Wednesday afternoon honoring future son-in-law to their friendy. ~be married Dec. 16. to Robert T. _ belt road were hosts at a formal | Poni Gossett Nir. and Atrs. Ro Jamison Wil Mast. | cocktail party and dinner Tuesday Ton) will be married in a quiet | vening honoring Joseph ED mony Dec, 29 in Christ Church hams will entertain’ at a supper _ He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | eve y Peon , USOT cas Lt ‘epe i is Gare r re . | . : eee eae . party for young frends of the Walter A. Mast of Grosse Pointe . Do You Know. Someone =: ly~ 7 The Fashionable Gift thea give o gift that will a on his birthdas . Cranbrook to Lf. Basil W. Denning brideelect, and Mrs, Harry D.: Farms and a senior of Michigan | ; them the most pleasure thru Mr. Davies, former US ambas- of London, England. - Hloey will entertain for Mass Gos- State University where he is a | i ‘the yeors. a sador to Russia. arrived Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. William T. sett Dec. 27 ; member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon | CROW - Ber afternoon’ from Washington, D ¢ Gossett, parents of the bride- as * fraternity. He was graduated | accompanied by his daughter elect, are planning a cocktail “Martha Browning, daughter of -from Cranbrook School. Mrs. Fontaine Braun of Havre de party ‘Dec, 18 in their home om Mrs. Henry C. Johnsen and the Martha wi sraduated fro ; France, Md: his son-in-law and : seam = ——— ; ALES ASE Cues om daughter. Sen and Mrs Millard D iy 8 ; Kingswood Scttool Cranbrook and Tydings of Washington Mrs. Gor- ; Np jis also a senior at Michigan State | Nine Dcanmands Ciadwdsorel ol _ University where she is a member | Mary land of Alpha Phi sorority. I The wedding will take place in. St. Dunstan Chapel. of Christ) Church Cranbrook and a reception | ‘for close friends and relatives will’ be given in the bride-elect's home | on Quarton road. | MARK ANNIVERSARY ?% The children and grandchildren of Mr: and Mrs. Ray Clark of Big Beaver road gave a recep- tion Sunday afternoon to celebrate | the golden wedding anniyersary | $20.00 Value $] 2% Samsonite Sky Way $15.00 to $35.00] | $10.50 to $35.00 AMERICAN | UNITED STATES TOURISTER LUGGAGE $9.98 to $52.50 | $9.98 to $19.95 CAR SACS... $5.98 to $13.98 After’ the departure of their guests on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Eroehauf left for California where they will stay until just EARING AID | "0" | Mr and Mrs Francis C (ial ‘ sso°o° ° laudet were hosts at cocktail parts x" and buffet dinner Saturday eve- ning to celebrate their silver wed- ding anniversars Their children were all-home trom their schools ‘ \ @ Tubeless, Multi-Transistor Circuit @ Super-Sensitive Permaphone® for the Thanksgiving hohday and of their parents. es th-Flow Vot Control the party was stepped up from the Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. | BRIEF CASES, All Sizes $3. 98 to $19. 50 mooth-rFiow Volume Contro real date of Nov 24 so they could Thomas E. 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See it, try it today f/f] GO TO LOUISIANA wink hemes aude . aU BUXTON, ROLF, MEEKER, SAMSON 30-Day Moaey-Beck Guerantes, One-Yeor Warranty and Five-Year Service Plon, a ae, oes le ve Two From Pontiac Pontiac WCTU - ester, she is co-chairman of the | $2.50 to $15.00 son leit seanescay 10 sun tet Take State Offices annual Christmas party to be | Initials in Gold Free — Gift Wraping It May Be Purchased Now and Fitted _ Py Mibsonyal hc Ee es | | Has Program | given Dec. 23 at Birmingham | USE OUR LAYAWAY After Christmos / : Wilson plantation near Baton Two local young people were Country Club. | A Small Deposit holds ‘ti! Christmas baie La They will be there for elected to state posts at the final About ‘Peace’ TERMS CASH — LAYAWAY ) days | rei aria higs é } ca ‘sessions of the Michigan Baptst 1. Ray Fleming presided at Josephine Scherer of — Grosse COMPLETE SELECTION OF SPORTING GOODS s Better Hearing Center Mr and Mrs. L. 1. Colbert wall Young People’s Convention held the Tuesday meeting of the Pon- Pointe, Mrs. Joseph Irwin, Mrs. iP H | Li p’ Fine Luggage. / ames F s seu: Sporting Goods Assisting Mrs. Redfield will be / be hosts at a football party Friday this weekend at Bethany Baptist tiac Unit of * CTU. James Flom and Mrs. Robert Neu- Z : evening in their home on Marte}! Church. . taann | FE 8 0751 8 Mt. Clemens St. y FE 8-0751 drive for their son. Nicholas, who. - Roger Anderson of West Iroquols Mrs. Elva Ashley gave the de- ~“ «© * 79 North Saginaw Street Nick's state organization, and Fllen Aoi Wiser and. \ Wilh : date will be Lynn Gream i Tiffany of Elzabeth Lake road ° alts iser and Mrs liam back to Birmingham from Elma, ‘arls sang several duets, and a N.Y, and will soon occupy their : s é was a tackle on the Birmingham road was elected secretary of the votions jeer the group met in the Mr and Mrs: John W. Crim and we -feicechet awe: a a a — fligh School team ihis year) Nick's : First Presbyterian Church, Mrs. their two children are moving | ~~ ™. —e , was* chosen vice president in ‘ charge of the southern district. Coaches and their wives as well as the 39 members of the playlet entitled “Rich Fruits From new home here. They are at pres , ‘ S -. a Kindly Visit’ was presented by ent with Mrs. Crim’s parents, Mr_| : squad and their dates have been” members of the group = gk , s and Mrs. Edwin W. Beresford of, invited. _ Men’‘s Color Wallet is ; 1 Ane | y The afternoon theme was Cottontail lane Maroon. and white, the school Range on Increase “Peace.” A talk on’ the Inter- i colors, will predominate in the national Peace Gardens between j N 2 For men_ the lo ang . ¢ mM € color range of ‘Canada and) thet) S) and ithe OSs etics ot S | N tahle decorations wallets has been increased to in- : we ' a i : * é coed On Dec. 1 Mr. and ‘Mrs Colbert chide all of the shades and tints of peace bridges of ihe US. was for Child S Play . » F R rive bs} . Y wcke pontiac, mic hi gan will be hosts at the 18th annual brown plus charcoal Sandi blick given by Mrs. Bertha Locke. : - : —= Christmas party which a group of ry. 1696 south telegraph | The problem of cosmetics for - -.° ! friends. all from Kansas or Texas, ee _iiten:sim mocels ue ane © stn: ee be pies kids Is one not so easily salved. The famous SINGER* 99 Round iS excitin Iways oy togethe dress occasions, and commodious Me evening a ; al Mls Playing dressu ‘an easily be Bobbin Sewing Machi i alwaysvenjoy | OReher: pocket-secretary types for the bus- home of Mrs. Fleming on Cottage ae Pecan Me ewing Machine with these - Included will be Mr. and Mrs Speeinan = Strect managed if mother eS eS latest improvements. 6 Joseph E. Wellman of Birmingham ~~ : . . ; _ daughter worn out clothes anc . | Unusual arene i and Ruth Wellman of South Bend, New contours cut down pocket ee jeer evatiene 1 ee shies: to, wear when) she jfeels) like o) Dial Tension rom Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. bulge, yet make room for addition- a Sica ution to patients at the |) ie. 2 constructive and enter- © Hinged Presser Fee! @ Howard Miller Clocks Welty, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert al compartments for the man who nator taining kind of play. bd on vee / Mosby, Mr and Mrs. S. Gordon “lives out of his billfold.” A match- But a woman certainly cannot e Back Tack Stitch ° Lightolier Lamps Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hugh Ine nae lass case “ oS a8 Bethel 40 Gathers do this with her cosmetics. Many © Lightweight Carrying Case aD e Whitelaw. Mr. and Mrs° William "€4vy frames) with a slot on the of them .can be employed un- a Ppriain anaes Furmiture and C. Sproull, Mr. and Mrs. Richard outside for so ora meme pad, at Birthday Dinner wisely—lipstick can be eaten, for And it will make wonderful decora- $ 95 ge? ustom ade Draperies | L. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. will be welconfe, as well as a slim Job's Daughters Bethel 40 met instance. And even if used cor- tive stitches without attachments Open Evenings and’ Sundey Te , ert’ oy Frank Rising. ie vom which has a pocket vane eee at the Roosevelt ree many a eee - Low vow PAYM , es i ’ snter emple for a cooperative birthday entirely unsuitable for a chi t | AS REEL Orchard Lake Rd. ; FETE BRIDE. ELECT —— dinner. The tables were centered is not safe, for instance, to turn ENT ° usy TERMS ° LIBERAL TRADE: IN ALLOWANCE —— _ os Fred L bess and Mrs. Keep Them Away with the traditional birthday a child loose with an old box of @ Trade Mart of THE SINGER MFG. CO. _ cakes. mascara or eye shadow. It’s down- SING R SE If yours is a pill-and-vitamin Sandra Clark, honored queen, right dangerous CENTER / * routine at niealtime, here's how to q “e 7 EP so a child's nature air / . A = : : nnounced plans for Fmendship So a child's natural desire’ to Listed im your telephone peek only under f= eo oe j : ia te .°* “ew , " sincsa : ag 7 OV 7 ime at W onderland solve baby’s ‘‘gimmuics” when he's Night Dec. #2 at the temple. play grown-up has to be satisfied vee Se ne me MACHINE CO, a o/ °° two years old or more. Keep pki wn in a safe manner And it probably . ’ : ¢ i party mints in the cupboard; feed! The first dairy cattle brought to ought to incorporate some good PONTIAC BIRMINGHAM | ae gs : him a “medicine” when you take continental United States arrived grown-up habits along with the 10 : : ; a : ‘ ™ : * 2N. ; - : = a “” = at See IN ER yours in the Ply mouth colony in 1624. fun Saginaw FE 2 ost 77 Wet Maple. Mi 4 0050 The Cutest Wardrobe Doll | in the Wide, Wide World! »-s Ginger stands and sits and walks and closes her mt eyes. Ginger hos hair you can wash and comb f'-» and curl. Ginger has over 48 fresh new cos- > —*tumes to choose from. Unconditionally guar- ’ anteed against breakage and mechanical failure by Cosmopolitan Doll and Toy Corp. ; 16 N. SAGINAW ST. wc, 1 walk, sit, tum my head, close my .¢ Pr eyes — and these are only a few of QR my pretty clothes. ; reed ‘ ; “ede - Cc ~ { + \ \ a: with pants, shoes, sox Loyoway Now for, Christmos, Ballet White Nylon, Red | . Cara Mia! | Trim and Satin $1” Slippers ..... ° . a le ad a Wait Til Hooded Plastic ' Raincoat, Drew. $45 4 Toys for Boys « ion San : : Space Gun. $1.99 § i J s Cowboy Suits. $4.99 t | ; + Fix-It-Car ... $2.99 ' ; ee] Ghee) “ey . " Walkie Talkie. $2.99 , ; Skates.. « Metal Tool : ' Chest $4,998 oo ___ Ben trovato®, indeed . . . Sandler's own dreamy, creamy leather that ~ eeE nee ee e& gSareensa _ Y \ - - + ~“ looks good enough: to eat! It's hand-stained and hand- rubbed, in the fine old ; | tradition of continental craftsmanship ... with gleaming highlights shading ye ; | | ‘ from deep eee to omber. Soft? At soft as the sound of its name... E | ond just as delicious What will it go with? There's nothing it won't go with.., : i y -_ o true neutral in every sense of the word. 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Sull, “1 am a pretty good cook,” a single item, perfect your skill at it ‘ally and be sufficiently low-priced, you dig-into an old cookbook, you woman writes, ‘and would like to and, package it attractively. Then t0 make a nice “stocking” present, may Come Up with something. x ue make some food product ] could! you can get all the supplies and or the ns $ suitable for hang ging BETTER ADV ERTISE . $e sellin a small way—for Christ. Packaging equipment in large a When it comes to selling your xX: mas. While I have no special oe and kéép your EXPENSES! vou might consider a lollipop item, better advertise it in your i ( recipe for fruitcake or anything 20¥" ‘with a Santa Claus “face, which|local paper, mentioning the price x like that, | make certain cookies TO SELECT ITEM iwould be attractive, od tasting, and a few salient features. : Pe and candies aonts - | Now for selecting the single item. and pure. | You might also give a sample to my" ; It must have unique appeal, be ly dell each of a number of friends, telling “] wander’ if you could make Or really licious, creamy a ; . ; any suggestions.” u : — homemade fudge, cut in. big them to tell their friends: 44, 16 N. SAGINAW 7 “i | = | squares, wrapped in gold or | If your product is small, gay ¥ : : Your venture will really have 4 silver Paper, with a ribbon for |and inexpensive, it will be a life- } to teeled small scale, because it | | tying it on the tree. |save i e last- amit ee who a ; is te now to do very much | : . ‘may order it plentifully x . = with mai) order Christmas gifts. erhape you emir ut ies econ (Copyright 1955) “ff . ee | sugar substitute and work out a’ Se : x ~ eeiling va dor gee ae ae, recipe ior candy for oer = ¥y money 5 a& product in your iwhich is really Jow in calories. | = own community, provided you do $03 = Packaged attractively, and with) IF overweight— 4 it right. its low-caloried content mentioned on the package, it should sell well * * * with your Department of Health, to get any necessary certificate) / | Christmas cookies are usually a good bet, but they have to be extr,-————-—— special, because here you have: competition. Many women have wonderful) aay recipes, from Scandinavia, | yermany or Austria, for mouth- Oil Paintings | Can Be Cleaned © With Soap Suds i | watering fable as s cookies ie | f | MADISON. Wis. (INS) — Oil paintings cain be Cleaned at home , E| New Finishings | ee as if they are not old and coated with varnish. C . So says Byron Jorns, extension) artist at the University of Wiscon- | sin. Jorns said the following method, should be used in cleaning an | | ij | | Enhance Rooms. | Today, thanks to the introduction; 4 jof plastics, synthetic fibers, fin- jishes, chemical treatments and |constantly improving technologies, | y have many durable furnishings. | varnished oil painting: With assurance of long-lasting + THE PRACTICAL GIET 4 Remove the canvas from the | if ne: X ¥ 3 frame and place the canvas over | urnishings. jose en s rooms, or, ys { ® T | t W ONDER L IR 7) a voft pillow, This cushion will eee ieee) be neigh Ge Ol la I L : avoid cracking the palm sariace- entrancing. It can withstand any! ,,, F Wash the surface gently with a amount of rough use and is as “ i lukewarm soap suds—repeatedly if jeasy to keep clean as it is pretty.| Nothing, but nothing will emphasize : 4 necessary to get the painting clean by Cowra Weer |Such rooms are coming to be the! this more than crowded neckline. j Remove the suds by using a cloth rule rather than the exception. | V-neckline in tur or fabric breathes ‘ ¢ moistened with cess Water. : Knit a shrug to toss over every- SSeS | comfort. ° thing, to keep you warm and cozy!!. When buying a set, remember! Simple round neckline or V-cut ‘ Follow this with an eple ation Of tes done in a fast 'n’ easy pattern that matehed luggage is more fash-| Jooks right on the woman who cat- boiled linseed oi] with a soft Tintless 4 itch—so becoming with all your ionable—and easier to locate at mes weight above the waistline cloth or with a dull-fimsh mastic oocoal and dressy fashions! claim desks. If its a single piece. The bulky new necklines are per- A , op seer rs pie vamish, The of or yarmish are pattern 303 has easy-to-follow try to corretatecthe color and styl fect for tall, slim figures but a tos are e jown obtainable at art. stores. knitting directions. Misses’ sizes ing with other luggage already flat stole 1s a happier choice for ; n S05. 50 5 Jorns cautions against rubbing 5534. 36-38 included in pattern. owned by. the receiver overweight women } 4 the canvas hard or flooding the) Seng 25 cents in coins for this is et = = nd - F f : picture with water. ‘pattern—add 5 cents for-each pat-- ee ps. To s, = a tern for first-class mailing. Send CO ea ae ~ = Select a type of luggage in keep- to 124 Pontiac Press Needlecraft c ele ele jess look a ing with the receiver's packing Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea 1 ray c garden habits, depending upon whether he Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print ‘ or she prefers to use hangers, pack plainly pattern number, your name, ° _ flat or roll garments. address and zone. e 95 ses eaieree as PEGGY | 16 N. SAGINAW Repeat of a 16 .N. SAGINAW : A New Addition to Our Many Fine Branded Lines! Tremendous Value! p tia? ie a de.ight to tind at s:iow pr.ce The bosom is : y shaped of fluted ny.on and oufined with our superb nylon lace. A lavish elping of fluting amd lace frounce about the hemiine dyed mouton processed —_ lamb fur coats 64 Regular 79.95 Value Each Individually , Gift Boxed Fingertip or Three-Quarter Length Logwood or Beaver Brown 2 For Her Wearing Pleasure Cut to insure smooth fit and con'rolied pleating over bust section is our elegant slip of _ ine nylon tricot. An unusual insertion of pleating is found at the knee. Edgings and in- sertions of lovely nylon Alen- con iace. | Paty Gite et Softest nylon tricot is po ited into this gown for the very terginine. Lavish nylon {flut- ing moids the bodice and gives a festive Iqok to the shoulder straps and hemline. For_thé fing! touch of .femi- ninity, there is an inserfion of trosty embroidery: at the mid- riff. = i] TT? the gift she'If-love... freedom from seams THE. CONT L. AC PRE SS. THURSDAY, DEC EMBE R 1, 1955 saturday exquisite gift slips *2° usually higher priced The most wanted gift you could give, priced to be the most practical Two wonderful styles moulded slim in white nylon tricot that never needs Ironing oq 1 | ‘ « Sketched: Moiiied lace cies net bode ' with lace and net ticunce i> tm 49 Special, $2.69. Not Sketched: nee feminine tae dice and hems $2 ta Special $2.69 * Pf . se v + OK, . e a , o>» Ss ce f oh > ae cca oft e- ° « 4* Le . o ¢ special friday and a saturday new and elegant holiday $9 Brocades: “< crystalettes' himmering duc jacquard weaves, printf, gold prints' Bead embrorderéd moire foilles, rayon cregfes! Long torso and princess fi il! skirts darks and Chr rpimas misses’ / sizes' silhouettes! Slim Postels. white! Junior, rayon Sketched: Long torso faitle. Blue, white, Tek jac aug d Spefial $9.50, special friday and dresses usually higher priced ‘Rayon failles wT we Tye no By ELIZABETH WOODWARD him very much and his best friend told hi ml de. But he never asks’ talks to mie ask me to go out but I always sav tune? like doesn't ev en talk to you. It an argument with my girt friend might be just that you don’t stir, and we broke up. Though f his imagination. It might be apologized te her and tried to that he doesn't date at all. make up, she won't have any- thing to do with me. “Dear Miss Woodward: I liké In fact, he hardly And for a hopeless case hke that All the other boys why should you be wasting your “There are no other girls around He doesn’t know that you're. here that I want to go with. And down dates because. of | think she’s waiting for someone for, a date fam wouting for him to ask. turning Hlow can I make that hap- pum. pen did know. all the other-guys know I still like Answer \ gut can wait and But he might perk up “if he her and they thing she likes me wail “and deprive herself of a lot! heard that you were out dating too, so they won't daté her, (She fo fun just because the guv she's with other -buoys. it might make doesn't know this, of course.) waiting for hasnt the same idea him a mite jea lous. He might "Also, she thinks I like another 4 she has “ want to get on the bandwagon girl «1 don't), I think a guy 1s This boy you fike has been told you tike him, yet it: hasn't whirred up his interest in you to doesn't 7 plragicts_tathargr a pleasure ta charg himself. Dating other boys nught entitled to talk and joke around do you more good with him than with other girls. “And, besides, not. So what are you waiting for? tf she doesn't like me what does He _ ' it matter to her? E had “That's why I think she stil likes me. Can’ you help me out with this?” anv noticeable degree. around ~you, hang “Dear Miss Woodward: Answer: If the other guys are gving to steer clear of her be- ———rause of you*ste’s going to have that healthy, wont — it wil only to \our appearance Paul , Owens, beauty for a New York modeling agency which has branched out into the cosmetic field, says any time a woman uses a make-up tone darker than her natural skin tone she wall appear older And, says Owens, qa woman Don't wait ‘til tomorrow for what you want today — when o Charge Account ‘ets you hove it pronto! There's no red tape — $0 stop in and open your account NOW! it's a pleasure to charge it at... Huddiks 23 N. SAGINAW dI Orta Leharsura tawcrha BE EEE LIES pect a dark make-up to give you § % should never choose her make-up by the color of her hair. A natural blonde may have a brunette skin tone. On the other hand, a woman with dark hair may have a fair ‘complexion. | i she’s accustomed to Elegance? Black, Powder Blue. or White Satin, with contrasting trim Black, Royal, Powder Blue, or Pink velvet. White and Silver brocaded satin. : C Black, Reval, Powder Blue velvet Black, Royal, Powder’ Blue, White or Pink Satin with Gold Thread and White Fur trim. ' Maling Shoes 0 NORTH SAGINAW STREET — a Lo} ‘| ¥ “5 5 EE Se ee a ee ce a eh ea |, he oa x = Sse ooh . “Open, itvader, “Friday ad ‘Smurday BA enings : ‘ a & ; ; e, r.: 7 . ‘ ey $ 5 *% : : . ~ And he might not care if he else to start going with her. But © “so open a good long wait. During which she’s going to get tired of lonely — a charge ee [eas no dates, She's | account Dark Make-Up ahs, today Older Appearance A © | ATLANTA UNSr — Don't ex- sunburned look. It add -years authority - | “ith violin obligato by Jean / composition by Esther Frost,” a Aul 7 W. Huren | Your CENTURY Dealer | Waiting and Not Dating Won't Attract Boy — i she accepts (and -I suspect ‘she will) don't knock yourself out with apologies. Let her go ‘part way to patch things up with You might try giving her an- you. _ ‘other call qust to see how she is A lonely wait might convince Let her mull over that inconclusive her that she misses you very call, A week Jater ask her lor much! ‘ ‘ ; 5 a date { (Copyright 1955) going Yo ‘regret hota fo nasty | with you—and so abbern when you apologized. — Striking fabrics and novel sli nes mark this season's jackets Jor .men, The striped , shetland fabric at lelt combines tho shades of blue with tuo shades of gray. The allnool (need coat at right features the belted back—uhich is nou staging a comeback. Both- styles originate on the est C oast, | Yule Program Sched led by Birmingham Musicale The Christmas program of the Birmmgham Musicale wall be held Dec, 8 at 2 p.m. in the First Pres Mire. Greer beren a byterian Church Birmingham Buminch oh Ae the Mes. Ralph M - for os cthairme See ee, 18 : Panetine ir ae 1909 and was .aestrumental in unit. c ‘ ww = Open to the public ing oall) Protestant churches in The program will combine se- vai: rn for a hymn festival last lechions by the Birnungham Choral - 18" Ensemble under the direction of Mrs’ Henry Edwards and Mrs Mis, Gertrude Heine Greer, by ; Webel ad ly ue : . : Chester McCo 5 organists Adelaide Whitman Hill ioe a gate eo ss. Gran and Mildred G, Ritter, aid by Watt 1 cine) d pianist Mrs, Robert S. alt ls arranging decorations member of the Birmingham Mu- sicale, for the * SS Py Chiffton The Nativity story will be nar- rated by dean Greene with music throughout, including the éhorus , Mrs. Howard Liverance is - chairman of the tea, assisted by Mrs, Owen Hendren, Mrs. Leslie Stauffer, Mrs. Vaugha Greene, Hohweyer, a solosby Ruth Ki. Mrs. Ueouard Lewis and Mrs, leen and a duet. 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I | e. in Village Thornton Wilder's Drama |s Directed by Mary Parrish ee “re KAREN'S * Fes Your Christmas Tovs oxy SEIS $2.98 $3.98 Handiphone Remco Radio Station *6. 95 DRAYTON PLAINS “Our Town” a play about small town life. will be presented to mght and Friday at & 15 in the auditorium of Pontiac High School The Thornton Wilder drama con cerns itself with Grovers Corners, N. If. with the characters typ. people in any smal fowr Radie Loud Speaker TRUCKS Walkie-Talkie Wrist Radios Iviny Costumes of the early part ‘of the century are authentic and the desired mood will be created with organ music. “Our Town" is an unique play, One OF the” tinest—— of the century. . - Among the ds student Lakin Posy Dolls $9.95 up Sait tikes Gein crams - Tiny Tears and Betsy $pe95 are Bob Crandall who has the i Wetsy Dolls. . a en iting rele of the “Stage Min jager. Ken Lenigan as Dr Guibt Joe Ronnie Brown as Joe Crowell ~ Hundreds and Hundreds of Toys. One of the largest : assortment of toys in. Oakland County. and Jerry Young as Howie New SOT be Phonés OR 3-4109 OR 38-1279 4524 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains Webb, Bob Crore inbers as Professor # (Willard, and Don Nortii as Mr. yy) Others ave Marie Nieveg us Mia Karen’s Toyland}. Webb) Phebe [fendersan Lieorge . e ; Gabi Rob Skinne: ~ Walb ton H thier Ry play, Next to Karen's Floor Coverings ee nner a oa Webb. Barbara Kenney as Emery Pontiac High School's Speech Department proudly presents Thorn- avenue, Ken Leningan of East Beverly avenue, Donald “Our Toun. torium. In leading roles are ‘(left to right) Marie Mever of East Be terly Parents Club Fetes Webb | ———— a Directing the plas is Mary Par- Band and Director _—_ ey c * = J rish of the PHS Speech Depart- — ment. assisted by Shirley Pengills band and Story Tellers Hear a i Excerpt From Book Sue rant A review of an excerpt from One “The Was of the Storyteller’ by Ruth Sawver was given by Mrs J oR Shaffer when the Pontiac Story Tellers League met Tuesday it the home of Mrs Elmer Hutson Class AA wy Ferrs aVentie Jacobsen’s Flowers Cordially Invite You to Our OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Dec. 4 hundred dinner given work of the its director, The Band Parents Club of Wash- ington Junior High School honored Fred dinner and roller skating party Wednesday evening and fifty and band members attended the In appreciation of the band awarded a first division rating in at the State Rand and Orchestra Festival last May parents The band was ee | 10:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. Stories were told th ae wont and Grace Clark. Mrs “ Coming Events ° renee reen are ulla algell A Christmas Pepsin pre senied storvwes of thir own cum. ; Be ta oy €k core 490 wall: ce: position Perki: ry ‘S emt ae ue “tal oe ic the + { bem! i ' oee inousandas of bequ ij Foinselt,a Exquisitely lovely Formals and FLORAL Cocktail Dresses $25.00 and up At Jacobsen’s oon a. Lake Orion 18 Minutes From Poptiac as ie Enter Lake Orion Mid Perry 8 Evening Accessories OPEN EVENINGS pe swowecex cece PBDI WT DDD DiI I De dB. BID EA A coe en EES ean ham aR Alicia Bridal Salon” 55 West Huron FE 5-3675 Ded DRRHRDDRRT BBD THD. DD DBD “a ing Plants. Unusual Cut Flowers arrocgement EEE ELEC LE LLL EE ECL CLE) Unique cicey novelties and Cunale Tskle “4 6 . bh a ) ; 99. ; designs y ‘THE TENDER TRAP we _ for that special allure a , 5 ’ = : . ¥ « « ! ~~ © © hee Bring the Kiddies! Santa Will Be There! ¥ that the holidays call for-. . . ao - 4; 2 Se ek { es ‘ t ts yr | MeBeD-B.D. BDI DID. B.D BBD. 2D. Conducts Meeting Bee TS: PHS Will Peer ‘Our Town’ ‘Tonigh ‘ Pontiac, Press Photos Vorth of Oakland ” beginning tonight af 8:15 in the audi- avenue and Crceihy Haun of Chippewa road. The performance will be repeated again Friday night... "| il small town. Three ¢ right) Jovce Rose of nist, Deanna Dorre o of East Mansfield avenue. eile Group ‘American Women ‘Planning Party Favor Small Furs ATLANTA (INS) — More Ameri- | Mrs. gave the can women are buying ‘‘small” demonstration lesson on to furs today than at any time in the | Improve Storage’ and the ‘'Ro- history of the fur business. ‘ . | mance of Food" at the Wednesday ate re a ¥ be for tylist, says that the trend all over e | meeting of the Interlake Extension th country is away from the long i . Group. fur coat and toward the cape, stole * * (ips ; : or short jacket. Mrs, Pércy Rose of Lakeside a drive was hostess at the dessert : EVERY MAN luncheon. Nee ne ; ‘hristmas a r WILL APPRECIATE € Or Jersey | Members contributed ———— tiac gifts for the sna 5 at the Pon- made plans for a Gee Dats { the women of f the « hoir are (left lo f Ypsilanti avenue, { Pingree avenue and Carol Venner “Our Town” ts the name of the play to be presented tonight and Friday by the Speech Department of Pontia High School. The Fhornton Wilder drama taking place in Grover’s Corners, N. H., could depict the life in any OPEN FRIDAY SATURDAY NIGHTS uho ts the orga- and S George Quine: “How have even to stand in for State Hospit and the group French factorie harmed out jersey at the home of Mrs. Joe Trtetseh 'ur \o inanufacturer has made & itt For You a on Williams Lake road Dec.* 14. Jersey sports jackets that look very bb te : much hike lamb fur in a sandy thors, te enticed te 0 par of : a the git of Mrs. William L. Miller is a new, beige color, Present thes cerheate to member of the group and Mrs. Furry white jersey is used for a Vira , Stanley Hoffman was a guest of soft textured, full skirt worn with the club Wednesday. a sweater as casual outfit. > paar < — See — <'<'<'¢ COOOL OL COOL LLCO EMO COLON, Do your_gift Sober’ the easy way ... by getting a Weyenberg Gift Certificate at our store. It lets HIM choose his gift from our big stock of the smartest, most comfortable shoes in town. The PRACTICAL gift for any man — on any occasion. The tiny. red plastic shoe and colorful | RD BRR RRR ‘ t ¥ ¥ yv bd ¥ plastic box will be a reminder 4 oe CENTER of your thoughtfulness. 4 —_ 1 EATS for YOUR QUEEN \¥ y a : iw COLOGNES - PERFUM! une Jewelry §1. as D he iy Stick Colognes $1.00- $3. 50 Luacaze - I mn Le ; upg Cologne Quartet ee Belts ; ~ : Sizes 6 to 14 ¥ Stepa to Reauly 2-7 ee s $1.00-$3.75 ; i “f A - EEE iz Complexion Set $12.35 Plgstic Oo metic Trays nthe , ; , f Jeweled Plastic Ceramics Christnas § 8 emma 4 Dispensers $2.00-$4-00 Gards j . ae : a é , L : ; FOR THE MAN. IN YOUR LIFE... i ) Shae formen | r ; NORMAN TOILETRIES FOR MEN _.....75¢ — $5.00: : | . | : a i — ® i ‘Lovely and ; . a Different 4 a. . . ¥ « Stocking Gilts | “The Best Friend Yoar Feet Ever Had” _ 0c and $1.00 187 N, Saginaw St, ext 1 reterat store ¥E 2-2492 : | Open. Evenings Till Christmas | Oe —— Engnoonbendnadanssonanannnenads ae | i 9 I ¢ / ’ : — ” . ‘ i : \ c, ‘ } : \ ( : re fd es Can’‘t Make First Move Older Residents of. Community Should — Call on Them } By EMILY POST “When several people are sit- - ting in a group and one of them is relating a story; or they are in the midst of a discussion, and another person joins the group,’ is it necessary to tell the. new arrival very quickly what the story is about, or the subject of the discussion? “T think it is very rude to allow a person to sit in complete ig- norance of the conversation. What do you have to say about this?” Answer: It depends how | briefly you can explain, but, remember, going into a long ex- planation to-4 new arrival will __bere everyone els “Dear Mrs. Post: Very soon we will have new neighbors next door fo us and I would lke to knew if it is still customary for the old residents to call on new neigh- bors. Someone told me that this practice is no longer followed.) This is not a new community, but an old established one, if that makes a difference.” Answer: It is very cruel for new people to come to a com- munity where they are not made welcome. By all means call on them, because they are helpless and cannot call on you Dear Mrs. Post: I was mar- ried recently and received quite few money gifts. I would like to know if.jt is preper to men- tion the amount .of money in my thank-you notes, or just thank them for their gifts and not mention money at all? 1 would appreciate your telling me the correct wording of such a note.” Answer: You say, “Thank you for your generous (or very gen- erous) gift’—and don’t mention the amount. “Dear Mrs. Post: When hard is proper to er anust as rolls are served, it cut them with a knife, they always be. broken by hand Answer: They should be broken by hand. © Christmas Card Choice Immense You can buy every type of Christmas card imaginable these days, including cards for baby's first Christmas, One such card features a kitten that meows soft- ly when squeezed. Another is a book, with simu- lated leather cover, in which the baby’s first Yuletide can be re- corded, The book provides space to list baby’s cards, presents and reactions, as well‘as a special sec- tion reserved for Christmas photos. Since mascara is soluble in wa- ter, most of such stains on towels will come out during the regular session in the washing machine or tub. the entre fanily wil eo No matter what the season. . is a reason! The patented “bubble rubber’’ midsole. is: so lively ‘and springy it cushions the your body as you walk. There's ‘CHILDREN’S .’. WOMEN’S . $3.98 .W TREAD” slippers give more Se Fi Debutantes Caray, Fashion Models Debutante socialites in Paris like to think of themselves as fashion-: models. Now they are copying fa- mous couture models by carrying large box-cases, necessary for mannequins to contain accessories and make-up for posing and model- ing. Square or round-shaped and look- ing like small hat-boxes, these cases are very fashionable. The smartest models are covered with plaid fabrie piped in leather for sports wear or made of shiny box-’ calf suit fo go with a city coat or SICEILETS LS shoun turtle-necked Despite a look, the sweater heavy actually ts Dresses Pared 1 net bull, \ to Stemlike < look in orlon Style This Year cardigan with pared to where it is like a stem season, houette, Newest is the torso. sil- tightly fitted to past the ‘pick up some draperies or upholstery. NEW YORK (INS!—Coordination of their shades. in drapes and both gold and red damask fabrics. = ve . THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1958 Coordination—Key to Rugs is the key word if you want lo with white. but then lifake the most of your carpet » full-skirted look of the da$s The newest carpets have more striking tyuch You in this inaacdiately after the war: have color and pattern than in recent heightening the pink finally disappeared and the sil- Years. and they can become more hich carrying it over houette this season has been than something to walk on if you sters If it's the subdued look you're make big shiny frant-% ®Ppearance, yet extremely searching for, it sevére functional. Some of the prettiest of the but striking. Your rug would closing buttons No hobble skirts allowed, but new rugs have patterns of large ¢ i a neutral combination and. dhree: graceful slimness with a kick squares, outlined in flowers on a . SUCH as beige and brown, + ~ pleat placed just right, in either neutral background. If the flow- Use off white in silk and granite quarter ‘the front or the back of the skirt. ers. are red and = green, for tones in the high fashion boucle for sleeves | Even the full-skirted dress iS example, you might combine the furnitare coverings, with a touch : =e done with a slimmer look this rug with green antique’ satin of the Juxurious added by wood brown velvet drapes Fashions for at-home wear use your brown in fabric, perhaps C_17 Returns to West condition of his son, ‘being called here by the critical James Wiliam Matheny has retarned Matheny, who is eonfined to; Pons ( ’ ‘alifornia aft ac, Generg ISpNé to his home in California after Gac. General. Hospital, ; add one might tr ‘hd 5] e.e 2 wo tuchvat A Wonderful... Exciting to uphok .) . 1 . 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Saginaw | FR 40138 Sturdy. one- which will give hun Exciasitely at NEISNER'S . 5 long service Jelly Do-Nuts. will marcy.’ “5o Banana Cream Pie.... 69° ‘Sy sure im Amerioa the wife he has the have." Deliciously Fresh An 1 t rel By JACQUES DEBERKNY bauther Tucker said. said that he would sail with the said with a broad snule Tifey = MONTE CARLO. Monaco ciNs: prince at midnight on Dec. 11. He are of French orgin. ° Bachelor Prince Ranier Hi] of added that the tmp will be semi- a 1 THOMAS . Monaco will have anveve out for a official and should take in stop: The priest added that ether possible wife when he visits the OVers In New York, Detroit, Bos- young women probably will be Lauled States this month. ton, San Franeisco, Palm Beach’ presented to the prince during his ~ . « « and Wilmington, Del tap . * * » The Reve Francis Tucke Ac ; . The future of the royal family exclusive Interview, said that he In) Wilmington, the 32-year-old and government of Monaco rest wants the handsome prince to mar- prince willbe received by the’ on a marriage by the prince. | ry and will do everything in his wealthy, socialite DuPont de Ne-, Menaco’s constitution provides. ., power as Raniers spiritual adviser oors family. that in case there is no direct o f = ES Father Tu ker expressed the _ mucoesner) to tbe Lol ecetD re dy- "Raspberry Filled ¢€ LA “TE certainty hope the prince pope that Ranier may at that time nasty of the reigning family will he replaced by a French gov- meet a possible fiancee he'll find SERGE. right to MAYBE A DUPONT The prince in the past has been Why net a DuPont de Ne- romantically linked with a number I rs?’ he asked. 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NIGHTS. _n til 9 P.M, 1-0566 DECEMBER 1, J Jersey Takes Over : “Buch Shen” ira a) oo) 0-044 1955 ‘ Prince of Monaco Will Look for Wife on U.S. Visit ever, that he “certainly hopes the pects te’ see President Eisen- from whase gambling Casinos prince will marry” He added hower, and visit American ‘indus. come most of Monaco's revenut | “Dont forget te name of Du- tries, perhaps even conferring | Le dae ~ Pont de Nemours,’ | with Heary Ford Hf in Detroit, The prince ascended the throne H } t fol : >» years that fo is the present '" 1949 and in the yea a ‘owed his activities have been carefully followed as one of “Eu- rope’s most eligible bachelors.” The prince is due to arrive in Prince Ranier New York Dec. 16 and will be received By Cardinal Spellynan on Dec. 18, The prince also ex- monarch of Monaco, a principality north of Nice on the Riviera. It is -jnotable- chiefly AZ Carlo, | — WEDDING RUMORS . He had been frequently in the company of the beautiful Gisele and for a time there were per- sistent rumors that he had wed the French movie star. ‘ Father Tucker discussed the romance with this correspondent, declarigg “It was I who judged the prince’s marriage with Gisele Pas cal impossible, One day I said to the prince: ‘I want to see Gisele’ We made a date and I made her understand that a separation was NECCSSary for Monte For girls, college * ee _The priest told how he returned * Bermuda nill to the prince and explained that his “obligation and duties’ made bea dormitory it necessary to forget Gisele, “The prince understood,’’ Father pajamas Deliciously Dillerent Genuine Honest-to-Goodness ly flew to Monaco to meet the light. } T Pr Sé é " Cuban Facts pace es Stork ion mae “just Fae = Tucker said, “and they separated.” ike an American boy and verv | taltan-style S RUM CAKE attractive’ as have other girls 7 Good Planning sess neeees GIVE A who have met the prince, blousé with . . ’ 5 IMPOSSIBLE MATCHES i f Thinking Saves Friday and Saturday Only—A Baker's Dozen on All Items I ti yr ( if ° 22 Saal . puffed sleeves . Sold by the Dozen : 4a Lids a1 t As far as-the Misses Kell, and | stifle Woes HOT BREAD AND DONUTS DAILY AFTER 2:30 P.M Ma iff that will he Stork were - concerned, Father and smocked CEPT SATURDAYS on joved TOF \ear give Tucker said marriage would “‘not bil Li. THACA, NY tINS) — While THOMAS. PASTRY SH OP see tn be possible: He added that he had nb front fa : getting ready for Christmas, 1955 add. full remember that a little forethought will make Christmas, fons easier Cornell University — specialists suggest keeping a Christmas note hook with all the tips and. tricks sou've learned this past Yuletide loose Se ‘ob prepara orer the Bermurda pants. First, get out your Christmas card list. Make any necessary addition and subtractions. By all | means, correct any addresses while you have the information _ hear at-hand. This revamped list will be a life-saver next mailing. Another valuable memo. to‘ tuck |away would be a list of the gifts you gave this Christmas. Reference to such a list will help you avoid a repetition ‘ _>-~-Balvage apd save Christmas wrappings that are in good con: ' a ; dition, You'll find many, many textures for jersey have been im, qyees - tor them and be mighty (reduced by the French JerseY manktat thay you had the fore. actories “BV RR.” led by : factories “BVI and styled by SR Bn ee Cisele for the ready-to-wear mar ket. Jersey is taking looks, plus a for goed measure CSIC +44 Thermaliz zed * JACKETS All Dark and Light Shades on all the “new high-pile fur-look . These novelty In your notebook, called’ mas, 1956,’ Christ you may want to jot 4 down new> recipes you've dis covered for Christmas, goodies— and this will be a perfect place to keep those decorating ideas you've picked up this year, too. Teeners Benefit From Athletics How long the myths cling! Just recently a woman remarked, ‘‘Oh she'll newer blossom out. She plays basketball too zmuch''" Vigorous athletics are part every teener’s school life and hockey, of Soccer hasketball and swim ag ming, softball and tennis are as Ys much a part of today’s feminine ws curnculum as plane geometry and P : i Engtish y PAY NO School authorities would not have ae ’ MONEY DOWN made the programs this way if 1! us ; , were bad for the health of the a Easy Terms students vy — i NATIONAL For teenagers there are amus ing billfolds and french purses in plastics and washable leathers, tr:mmed with rhinestones, emboss- ing and fake jewels. Expandable tabs and gussets will help hold ‘the teenster's photograph collec- tion, CLOTHING CO. 9 So. Saginaw, Pontiac (AMADA The Practical Gift _ for Motorists - Uooneoazon2soa22002000009 "Clever gal, my Carol!” Present the Covers or a Gift Certificate Christmas wrapped. 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The smart hostess is the one Seer who plans not only for invited % pri hs PA guests, but for those who drop Y in unexpectedly. So often for callers and for little unpromptu gatherings of friends, refreshing drink, accompanied by cookies or cake, 18 sufficient to And it is well to be prepared . to offer a variety of beverages, since individual tastes dif, fer, You might’ have a_ selec- tien of pale dry gingerale and pome of the bottled fruit-flav- @red beverages, such as orange, true-fruit black cherry or grape. +All of these are popular drinks, Ce served thoroughly chilled, and they are good mixers for your! favorite party recipes. This drink, delicious in flavor; 2" amd attractive to the eye, is one’ that you might like to try for your holiday guests ee “pact cnerry sman Make Delicious yesane “Chicken Livers Fill of Lemonade Fruitcakes Buttery Rice Ring f1 cup heavy cream, whip f1°28-ounce bottle black reset bever- ‘Add a few drops of maple fla- Lemonade fruitcakes make tasty)! voring to the whipped cream; gifts. Bake them in loaves or in lend in thorpughly. Line com- ely the inside of four tall glass-'fruitcakes (baked in candy cups of . Fill centers with ice cold black the smallest-sized baking cups), ge. |will be particularly welcome to the triend who does a Jot of holiday entertaining, ; Bake extras for home, too. ‘They're fine for tea parties, or to serve with punch or beverages when friends drop in, The secret of this fruitcake is ; frozen lemonade. This pure Cal- ifornia lemon juice, already frosen with sugar, brings out the lemon tang. Here's the recipe. Note that be- fore you mix ‘this fruitcake you mix the cake: Lamennde Frotteshe pom Hoe mixed candied fru concentrate le lemonade "butter oF margarine makes fried foods tasteful and digestible, Won’t |; be | z smoke or scorch at high . frying temperatures. |) ' ‘cu cert corp wre : eee... BLACK. CHERRY SMASH.— ‘Tis time to think of Christmasy things. Cool drinks are welcome any time of the year. Serve Black Cherry Smash in your prettiest Christmas glasses; SS a cee |bonbon size. A box of. tiny bonbon | ; fruiteake flavor and adds a: good | marinate the fruit for an hour in| the lemonade. Then proceed to! ‘Toast Season in Cherry Smash you'll have no 1 teaspoon nutmeg ‘2 feaspoon cloves 1, teaspoon alispice ty cup mi l cup chopped nuts pound raisins Before starting fo mix the cake. allow the fruit to stand in the! concentrate fer lemonade for one hour, Then cream butter and sugar eeciner: add beaten eggs, mix well. Add corn syrup. ‘Sift together flour, baking | powder and spices and add, al- ternately with the milk, to | creamed mixture. Add fruit, | guts and raisins and fold into batter. Add any lemoriade drained from the fruit. For loaf cakes: Pour into oiled loaf pans and bake in slow oven (300 degrees) for two to four hours, depending on size of pans. For bonbon cakes: Pour batter into smallest-sized paper baking| cups, or candy cups. Fill cups’ about two-thirds full, Bake, on lbaking sheet, for 40 minutes. | | This recipe will make two one-, pound fruitcakes, four one - half) pound loaves, or approximately 36, bnbon fruitcakes., and, of Christmas cookies. unexpected guests. | directions. \four servings. | Serve Spicy Sauce With Harvard Beets - If you like aces. that are on| the thin side, | you'll ‘enjoy this recipe for Harvard Beets, Spicy Harvard Beets ud 1 Store Eatiovare ; eA in Original Cans | 2 teaspoons cornstarch a for Extra Safety ‘cup cider raged ses | : an: Why take foods from sterilized 1 bay 3 Jered ‘ote icans and put them in non-sterile | dishes ar bowls? able@spooh butter or margarine People do that frequently, but str cornstarch and sugar. to-| the U.S. Department of Agricul- 8¢ther thoroughly in 1-quart sauce: | ture is authority for the statement’ Pan. Stir in cider vinegar and ‘that this is a fallacious practice, |0ne-quarter cup beet liquid (from the home economics department C4) until smooth; reserve beets. of the American Can Co. points Add bay leaf, celery seed and out. -cloves. Cook and stir constantly | The department advises house. | 0V€T moderately low heat until wives to “keep it cool and keep | Clear and thickened; strain out it. covered” when putting an || Spices. unused portion of the contents of a can in the icebox. “It Is just as safe to a canned foed in the can it comes in Saar —if the can is covered—as it-is to Dry Milk Nutritious jempty the food into another con-, tainer,”’ the por rane nt has said. | Nonfat dry milk solids are an tol the de. | nexPensive way of adding food ipartment’s findings, it is safer, {value and flavor to cooked foods, The cans containing the foods,¢specially soups, meat dishes, | have been sterilized in the process;breads and- desserts. If a little! of canning, whereas “‘the dish. into butter or margarine is added, the| . {Which the food might be ti With soft drinks on hand, is far rial serie ‘ = seen eprecximaten) Saat a whole Ati il Return sauce to saucepan; add. reserved beets and butter. Reheat. keep. Makes four Sure Actually, accuding when you are, preparing i U, S$. Good and Choice ROUND STEAK Whole or Helf Large, 176, Celifernia Navel ORANGES APPLES Snow or Macintosh SWIFTNING 3 Pound Can © Swift's. BEEF ‘STEW + trouble offering refreshments to a ee : eB cep llBAcon "39" Chicken livers for this recipe, may be frozen or fresh. 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Any way you look at it... as desert containing PIUMD, ciggant and homely. will fut the spot | “_ 2 © Add 1 cup apple cider, one half tea- packaged fruitcake that is made y way cann ark sweet cherries can) Ae n | Sweet Cherry Sauce spoon salt, one quarter teaspoon! from a home-t cookbook reci- f : afford to be simple, for sweet ate = Faull Aa eee Sweet Cherry Medley | J pound cam dark sweet cherries ‘cinnamon, dash black pepper and! pe and is very imo and tender ; OLY OE cherries are an aristocratic fruit, - : oz iveleus and ate | : prend ieee ak Roath Sethe 1 Tablespoche wus ee _ |2 whole.cloves. F is available from your grocer's * royal in their flavor as well as! a ainaren bridge club or your | 1."Pe banana 1 tablespoon lemon juice Cover and cook over low heat ready-to-eat’ cake department in ' their’ color. 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Tut Bem” te Yl wn at Great savings! , pacomod nerctaeeel Sooo | j Musee Its’ flavor is helped along by| % cup finely cut citron Let the family and Guests enjoy|steeping raisins, citron and apple| 3 {Phiss,ipecied and chopped) 4 eggs (slightly beaten) ebration; then at Santa Clausination of spices and molasses add} } <3, old-faahonea mola time, heat the remaining pet their piquancy, and Brazil nuts ey fines ary raisins tead crumbs Lt cnnamon ground’ allspice % teaspoon ground cloves ~Pour orange juice over raisins, ‘citron, apple and orange rind let stand one hour. tablespoons of toasted sceame! Mix slightly beaten’ eggs and) jbaking powder and baking soda. This pudding is perfect, to our) seeds for the usual chopped wal-| Molasses; -stir in puts. suet and | Divide mixture in-half. |bread crumbs. sift in ‘remaining: eS Applesauce. . 4 22 + AX | dexo: SHORTENING 3“ 6% * | Sultana Short Grain Rice... .. BE 29 round Theet suet pudding molds ‘with rapier in depth of the mold, Cover; steam/Fix Holiday Turnips Serve warm with pudding sauce Cover half the mixture and ‘Oh, so good! When ready to prepare second rack in deep kettle; pudding, follow same procedure. — ing ee Steam according to directions. 1955 Egg and Cheese Combinations Easy on Budget | You know about that omelet trick originated in a French pro-| 'vincial inn. It’s simple, as most | A good way to make this so that) | perfect things » are. So, before |’ it doesn’t curdle is to beat 1.or 2 folding your omelet, spread it! eggs well, pour a little of your with seasoned very heavy cream.) into the egg. then Sprinkle it with Parmesan cheese | Co) Coe boa ==, and run under the broiler for a Mashed turnips are @ traditional pack into the sauce, Cook two or a generous BAP’ NY NOW AT LOWEST PRICE IN MONTHS! Here's another poss the savings right along! 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And at these low prices it is grand to serve or to give. No wonder it’s America’s favorite for happy holiday feasting! . PKG, ae = ; : - gh 4 35 4 : Y hn, i oe 3 . Holiday Cookies “"tuss"” "258 29¢ Cocoanut Gold Cake sd {4M smo gg Danish Filled Nut Ring:ane rancee cacn 33¢ BS... ih / / 92-02. ° ’ ° PKG. Grange Cities Cabo ‘vcr workwo & $5 Twin Rolls Aa AND Stave sete Goklon Loaf Coke... .{. , dmc 296 ’ ‘| ms 5 ee _ Stuffed Radishes Lend -Thi F H Offers ‘ ‘Novel Note to Relishes | IS alt «is If you'd like “to add ars novel touch to your traditional” turkey sie te eta ‘eee Plenty Of Food Scoop .out the centers of crisp radishes, and stuff.them with a/ mixture of blue and cream cheese.’ By JANET ODELL And here's a different way to Pontiac Press Home Editor use the all-important cranberry: Bazaars at this season of the year Open one No. 2 can of sliced are a dime a dozen in Oakland peaches and drain the juice with-| - ' out removing the peaches. Soften’ county. But we think the women 0: vone envelope of unflavored gelatin St. James Church in Birmingham in one-fourth cup cranberry-juice' have come up with a new wrinkle cocktail. Heat; add another one-|with their Food Fair. half cup: of cranberry juice, and’ For one day—today, December | stir until the gelatin is dissolved. ‘first—they sell food and nothitig | Cool until thickened, pour into but food. They served rolls and | the can of peaches, and chill until coffee from nine this morning firm. Remove the mold from the! until two this afternoon. They pre- can and cut through in layers; pared an appetizing lunch. And then cut layers * half to serve dinner will be served this evening. with your turkey dinner or as & : garnish for a cold-turkey platter. ee Se. pi aoe ; to attract numerous business Make creamed tuna extra Spe- people. In addition to their pre- cial by adding an egg yolk or tWO pared meals, they are also sell- to the cream sauce. ______ing cakes, pies, Bs ————— m roles and breads all day. Using Naly as their theme, the .-. women of St. Catherine's guild, © sponsors this year of the Food ‘’ Fair, have brightened the walls with—_gey—Htalian—travel—posters.— Luncheon consisted of a choice . of onion soup or minestrone, sand- wiches, beverages and assorted \desserts. Dinner will include spaghetti, tossed salad, Italian Christmas Tree |bread, sherbet and .cookies. Early!” | We talked with the women who have prepared al! the spaghetti | sauce. They Good Trees '27$100} tne acer 'tnee trove it. That | Lea $125 | eliminates that horrible last-min- Apples “Get Fulton of Pontiac gets ready to spaghetti onto a place held by M | Shay of beth Oak, chairman of the | ute rush. Mrs. David M. Fulton of Pontiac and Mrs. Guy Yard- ley of Birmingham made up ten | galions of spaghetti sauce. Petree * Holiday Bread | Low in Calories | bed pounds ground meat (% Here's the perfect bread to serve GAY CHRISTMAS COOKIES 3 buds of garlic, crushed 1 quart A sxapert = days. You'll want to have this won- —— colorful, delicious ... made with 9 pounds dry onions ~ 3 cans (No. 16) tomato puree Brown meat and onions in olive deviul Crante rry-Orange Bread on’ oil. Add remaining ingredients and yang for informal buffets, party * J. Davis & Sons} FARM MARKET 3915 mm Rd. 1 Block West of Adams FE 2-802! ae | 3 cans ‘No. 10) tomatoes 3 cans (No. 10) tomato paste 1 can (No. 10) mushrooms ots ot eregano and basi! 20 bay leaves isimmer several hours. If made) eacke anal ts r your holida cS) |ahead of time, freeze immediately | or table. y } and do not allow to stand at room| Chocked full of rich-tasting aa temperature. At serving time, heat ies, it's so good no one could pos-| ta boiling point without thawing. s._sibly guess it’ s also low in calories. | | The secret, of oy ‘pread’s low-| calorie success is sucaryl, the new- ily improved non-caloric: sweetener. | |A generous slice of this holiday | jbread contains just 106 calories, | Made with sugar, this same slice jwould contain 158 calories. That’ 8| ithe kind of calorie computing your) family and guests will appreciate. | rries % cup chovped walnuts | Combine flour, baking powder, ‘salt and soda in a large mixing) bowl. Combine the orange juice, jegg. melted shortening, sucary] | jand hot water, blending well. Pour | lover the dry ingredients and mix! only until they are moistened: Fold) lin t the cranberries and nuts. | Spoon into a well-greased loaf | pan (9'2x5',x23, Inches). | in a moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 1% hours or until golden fore remaving from pan, Makes 15 servings. Each serving contains 106 calories, 2.6 grams, protein; 4.8 grams fat; 13.5 grams carbohydrate. If made with sugar, each serving would contain 158 cal- ories CHRISTMAS COOKIES Holiday time is cookie time—and when you give your cookies the delicate cane molasses flavor of Domino Golden Light Brown Sugar —how delicious they will be! \% cup butter or margarine 1 cup Domino Golden Broil Ground Lamb - Brown Sugar (firmly packed) baking powder, baking soda and salt. || Ground lamb may be seasoned | large exg Add dry ingredients, chopped cher- || and broiled. Brush the lamb pat- : = ries and nuts to brown sugar mixture ties with melted butter, then place | 2 cups sifted flour altetnately with heavy cream or , Yo teaspoon baking powder evaporated milk. When mixture is them so they are about 3 inches) a ee firm enough to roll, shape into long from the source.of the heat. Broil | : 2 apr salt foll about 2% inches diameter. Wrap until top side is well browned— Nepte prea meats a pte nega place in cha about five minutes; turn and broil 2-3 tablespoons heavy cream or permed moment nel tds dpe other side. Good with green peas. evaporated onl Fe 9 cee eee wet sheep knee: and broiled cannéd pear halves Decorate with additional chopped nuts, cherries, or red candies. Bake in hot oven (400°F.) 10 minutes. Remove immediately to cooling rack. Approximately 40 cookies. Cream butter or margarine. Add filled with mint jelly. brown sugar gradually, creaming well. Add egg and mix well. Add va- Add, a half teaspoon of vanilla _ tila and blend. Sift together flour, and some nutmeats to a sweet muffin batter. Serve hot for '4 o'clock tea! “If It's Alive—It's Fresh” 39 "Stewers — Roasters — Turkeys Wild Rabbits — Coon Fresh 4-5 Ib. avg. Young Ducks PERCH WALLEYES. |_- CATFISH “45° | “49 | 49: in’s — Shrimp — Oysters — Lobster Tails — Holland Herring “PEOPLE'S: FISH & POULTRY MARKET 82 $s. Saginaw. St. : —Wholesale and Retaj fame PE 4i521 Fresh COME TO THE FOOD FAIR — Mrs. David M. Bake | om RieeGeGe, the candle is Mrs. Albert H. Bell of Birmingham, A real treat, easy to serve Duck Stoganfl | Is Hearty, Easy Nowadays, thanks to the freez-| _jing industry, suceulent Long Is- “lland duckling is no longer a sea- sonal treat. Rowst your duckling if you like, or try our unusual and delicious Duckling Stroganoff. It is hearty and satisfying for| any cold winter day. Also, to make ‘ja good recipe better, it's a top of) the stove quickie, ‘ . Duckling Stroganott j Long Island duckling, 4 to’S pound ready-to-cook coum - Fill the “festive bowl” with our “ appetizing egg- nog. Perfect for parties, or any time friends drop in. cup hot water = cup jeotens { i as} itchen hese eee. oy ed on ean sliced Srolled mushrooms t tables cornstargh % cup thick sour cream i Cut duckling into serving size pieces. Melt fat in deep frying pan) or Dutch oven, Add pieces of duck-' ling and brown well_over moderate heat. Sprinkle with seasonings. | Blend together and add the Wa- ter, catsup and Kitchen Bouquet. Cover and bring to boil. Let cook untij duckling is tender, about 45 minutes. After 30-min- /}- utes pour fat from duckling, re- turning any of the meat broth” poured out at the same time. “Add the onions and continue. cook- until onions are tender, about 15 minutes longer. Remove pieces! jof duckling to warm serving plat- |ter. Drain and add mushrooms to. ‘onions in pan, reserving mushroom Pontiac Press Photo | broth. | Blend together and stir in the mushroom broth and cornstarch, , athe OR XX, BO Maple Leaf Dairy Co. Uc-ND for the HOLIDAYS A nen - aicoholic deink, ideal for children . . . and they love it! Place your order now your milkman or fav- orite dealer. o 4 OR rere! +, ladle Italian president of St. Catherine's guild. All the women Raa the! sone! resus (aed (enix Gar | rs. Samuél J. are members of St. James Church where the | hl a ening” Food Fair is pete held toey . ‘over ee bl duckling, pour 20 E. Howard FE 4-2547 Fresh, Lean Mild Cured 4 hang DD ‘ Lbs. $ 00 GROUND , SLICED exon BEEF oR CASH MARKET BAZLEY’S BIGGER BACON “6 and BETTER MEAT BARGAINS! Junedcle Brand Redi-Eat am Smoked Hom “Best Cuts” 55 LOOK! LOOK! BARGAINS GALORE AT THE LITTLE STORE! Junedale Brond. REDI-EAT. PICNICS 29%. Fresh Dressed Tender, Sliced STEWING CHICKENS 253. 19; Fresh, Chunk Leon, 7-Rib Cut ROAST 29%. Rib or Loin CHOPS 391. brown on top. Cool slightly be- | j OPEN DAILY Including SUNDAY: 9 A. M. to ‘| KLEENEX White — 400’s , C Box Peter's Smoked Picnics 4-6 Ib. avg. BAZLEY’S NATIVE SNO-WHITE VEAL SALE!! Meaty Leg Fine for Stuffing Shoulder Cut ROAST | BREAST | STEAK 25. 10), 251. XXXX or Brown FERAR White - Tan 6 Ground Beef BEEF- 29‘. 701, ORCHARD LAKE ABORMERLY DREN'S: MARKET) » Lean, Center Cut. c bb. Betty Crocker CAKE MIXES Yellow — Chocolate 19 Stokely’s Frozen wen PIES. ..5 51% BEER — WINE _ SOFT DRINKS ICE COLD at All Times PAVED PARKING Pork Chops PLENTY OF FREE THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 ; __ D-13_ | dAdler Missed His Big om | TEN POINT BUCK 7-DAYS “eel | How About You? | SUN. | All. Adler’s done since he got home was dream and grieve about-the big very little time to prepare. Serve with iced fruits; here, pineapple i chunks and kumquats are combined with sprigs of mint. fone’ he let get away, so, he decided to do something about the situation. 9-9 Meat Combination Stars If you were unlucky, you can “Fill Camp” at Adler's. RUBY BEE —_ ‘ in This Easy Chow Mein} ADD. POINTS TO YOUR GROCERY ‘BUCK’ at ADLER'S! it le: OD ae MH ote, Ae on # . ; ee oe SPECIAL CHOW MEIN — Bring the fun of Oriental restaurants chow mein, 80 easy and quick tojand bean sprouts. The sauce is 10 oz. Tembler prepare, can be made with a com-| flavored to pertection. pare of veal and beef or veal Make it ahead, it you like, for; cken. rehea while the rice cooks. It's chock-full of vegetables, both Then i the chow mein sol the American kind — onions, green] the rice and sprinkle canned chow pepper and celery — and the ten-| oj : | der-crisp Chinese variety — canned partes noodles around the outside | 7 For extra festivity, pass a bow]| —sanm@ ‘of pineapple chunks and kumquats on crushed ice with decorative wooden picks. Special Chow Mein % pound veal cutlet % pound beef round steak 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 4 large stalks celery, cut crosswise into \%-inch slices 2 small onions, chopped 1 small green prsend seeded and HUNT'S CATSUP BIG 14 oz. Bottle 6 SBUCKS ' | i eut into thin stri | 2 tablespoons eeranareh \% cup soy sauce “cup water ~ 1 teaspoon sugar ‘y teaspoon dry musta’ 1 can (about 5 parpecty water chest. nuts, sliced yl 1 can (about 16 ounces) bean sprouts | 1 (about 6 ounces) bamboo shasta 4 1 can (about 3 ounces) whole mushe| won't smoke or burn at |} coms ° fem: ratures Cut meats into strips about 2} pe for higher inches long and one-half inch} than you need for health. | wide. Melt butter or margarine in| ful frying. ‘skillet; add meat and saute slow- ily until browned: Add celery, on- ion and green pepper. Cook over low heat about five. | minutes, stirring frequently. Blend cornstarch with soy sauce, | water, sugar and mustard; stir inte mixture. Add undrained wa- ter chestnuts, bean sprouts, bam- boe shoots and mushrooms. Cook, covered, over low heat 20) minutes, or until] meats are ten- fj \der. Serve with rice and chow mein noodles. Makes four large | servings. 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Don't | soe Os aren eee ee eens Herelt a. — INT SPECI ECL! =—Sod SWANSON Eu e4 ve ae a B HURRY! OFFER GOOD ONLY Btn © WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! al e ¥ T RP eat eo sh Te ol Alf ; P Z } J ry ree ee Soe Ag stewie ep ae ca mi a ee : nhc : oo | j i we AN ' ' : e ; & / 4 F ; : 1 _D-14 _ 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 -stes to Avoid» ‘Christmas Trees Are Cut; Nicolet Seeks seaman Sattar al = . Pee uy a Michigan Balsam” ‘Peal to the supreme cour on ~ 4, | P arty Disputes 1 aASnG (» —- The first of some persons transporting more than six ‘Another Hearin prowl aan ial = cee 000 Christmas trees, harbing-) trees must produce a bill of sale ‘tory ahd prejudicial.” ro ers of the holiday season; have! |signed by the owner of the land . * _— "Senator Wants to Unify started their ‘journey from the. where trees were cut. Convicted of Extortion, Democrats, Then Blast forests of Michigan to theit tin- The agriculture department has Former Union Official Health Commissioner led pl de the Christ t | Republicans ore laced beste hears rae wlio, Menominee aod st. Ignace. Petitions Higher. Court. Calls Febryary-Talks. | Early indications are that this, Department inspectors stop trucks, | LANSING —The annual com-| Perfect results every time. Square shape cooks 20% more than round pan. Water-sealed OKLAHOMA CITY u— Sen. Ke- year’s crop should be good in quan.'at these points and require the DETROIT ww — Mike Nicoletti,| missioner's conference for local! fauver (D-Tenn), who has indicat-|tity and quality, despite the fer-drivers to show the bills of sale. former Detroit Teamsters Union of-| health department directors will ed he will seek the Democratic/0Cious winds that swept through be held Feb. 8-10. ificial convicted of extortion, today , oday “Highlighting - problems reported element. 3 sizes—10%4",. nomination for President, said last ‘De State Nov. 16 and 17. Bus Driver Smothers ~jplanned an appeal to the State mogt erilican by siiciigun (care! 11¥4", 1244". night he wants to’ avoid Buceee| a oe platy aipen nod. Fire in Frankenmuth ‘Supreme Court after his motion munities, the conference will deal in personality disputes with other | e = odoais .— Pha | FRANKENMUTH — Rolling for a new ao was turned down. [with home and farm safety, chronic prospective Democratic opponents. | eel ie plantations cecaped in. (210mg M83. near here yesterday,| > * 8 ‘illness, preventive mental health! Here to address today’s opening| jury,” said C. A. Boyer chief | Greyhound Bus Driver Cecil cae Recorder's Court Judge Joseph|#4 sanitation, especially that re- i the national convention) = ‘sulting from rapid growth of urban session of al of the State Agriculture Depart- ‘A. Gilli ho denied the motion! _ ff the League of Young Demo-| Iteally outside 1 a home from which alilis, Ww ec e —_ areas. = . o 8 8 ment’s plant division. | lyesterday, continued a $5,000 bond) Soe ee crats, Kefauver said in an inter-| smoke was pouring. lange : Nicoletti-pending the! view that “I am anxious to unify) Boyer said Christmas tree ship- Burge backed up—his—bus—some- released: pending . the party and save ammunitien-Ments_should-—reach— thelr” “peak 500 yards, grabbed his, fire ex- specs) to the higher cou a Berra Even a Se to use against the Republicans.” M€ xt week, with sales hitting a tinguisher and ran into the house or ty . high the weekend of Dec. 17 and where he put out a blaze in an Of Teamsters ‘Local 247, was. in. He. repeated feat he will make 18. overheated chimney just as the @icted with ee hee ieee his decision about running later Continuing a trend started sev. Frankenmuth Fire Department melteaae ae racketecring. | this month or early in January. eral years ago, the sale of boughs, drove up. E 2-7 7257 * oe catandoart a8 ~% een a ee we ie, ¥g He added that he has received will increase this year by about: He completed his Detroit-to-Bay Three of the defendants plead. | a “substantial encouragement" from 25 per cent, Boyer said. ‘City run a few minutes late, ed guilty and the indictment |. § i a ! : as dre Nico- ‘A Democratic leaders and “many of EG N TREES | against one was dropped, my old friends." Mone iROW Pick Michigan Man letti was found gullty after a | H ry Py | Most of the trees which end up. MIAMI, Fla. W — Mayor Claude five week trial in 1954, He was | 13 “Kefauver was the first of the i? the living rooms of Michie aR Verduin of eg Haven, Mich., S¢@tenced to 1 te 20 years im. | ; big-name Democrats to arrive for residents aM rea pa ta was elected yesterday to a two Prisonment and fined $2,500. the three-day conventioh. Adlai| bee @ ber, nig the Year term as a member of the The charges involved extortion! Stevenson, the party's presidential | ‘gales’ this year, with most of the. executive committee of the Amer- of thousands of dollars from truck-| nominee in 1952 and the only an- ‘ican Municipal. Assn. Th group ing comrectons: , nounced candidate thus far, will balance coming from Canada. holding its annual convention! * 8 arrive tomorrow for a brief ap- Boyer said ‘Scotch pines and “here, “3 '* Nicoletti ee been free on bond pearance. Gov, Avere!] Harriman; balsams are becoming increas. | = : of New York, another presidential| ingly popular because they shed possibility, will be the speaker at a| very little. A good Scotch pine | Choo f d rf | Il windup banquet Saturday night. | or balsam will shed only a neg- oose pale our wondertui co ection! ligible amount over a two or . omen three week period. State Official Refuses Christmas tree _ plantations, which provide most of the trees, to Reinstate Deputy |grown in Michigan, are a five- | 'million dollar a year industry, one At LANSING (M—James C. Allen, Which is growing rapidly. state corporations and securities' The growth of the Christmas The R & H commissioner, today refused to tree business is especially fast, 7 obey a State Civil Service Com-jalong the shore of Lake ee By ) mission order to reinstate his dep-/ Boyer said. | | So COMFY 0” SWIVEL 12° ig uty, Harold G. Groehn, pending @) + qhout 300,000 trees a year are | | Ba «ROCKER F cram , sane Supreme Court Appeal. being planted in Grand Traverse BURGESS mice , th iron design f | va rN a 9 USE ei J&R'S Convenient lAYAway $ | UR SELECTION UPHOLSTERED ‘Juvenile CHAIRS < F cans with wovors ¥ TIL DE Durable SARAN PLASTIC COVERING Realistic scale models of : CEMBER ] Sth . Jeep, MG car. sedans. All . F Just what youngsters love! with fast get-away motors. , Hardwood frame, No sag Aaa T'S NEW! springs and filled : Aqt 3 WAY TRAY seats. Full 21224229 In. N " } , 3 CHAIR Fomrse) : 2 SiS yeep TV chair, snock Ty y : at table or play Allen said he had turned his County ; . : icely covered. files over to Atty. Gen. Thomas pet Gol Ge = Maven in JIG SAW Jr. : WOLSTER " 5 and Manistee counties,’” Boyer ° BE: : M. Kavanagh and that Kavanagh ia Warm Lined , ; aS SET would file an appeal in the Su- | Absolutely harmless 88 sy preme Court against the commis-. Under a state law designed to R BI ? what eee re oe Ais Pty He sion’s decision that Groehn must block: Christmas tree “poaching, " - AN ar eal it— it's Ait Sea as) & white holsters go back to his job. —— =| ed ue f, 7) LO ossily. oe it a = biq Allen fired Groehn last spring | ym | on the grounds that he was en- Shoe AbLaLe So0ectiak Chl gaging in private real estate dealings in Detroit while acting i ALF &s supervisor of the real estate business in Detroit. . Groehn's dismissal was upheld) by the Civil Service Appeal Board | MUA UULI _and then reversed by the full com-] Mgagta: . Mission on the grounds that he, had not been sufficiently advised he could not operate a private business while in state employ- | ment. - Allen said he had telegraphed, 9 Groehn that the reinstatement or- | KRESGE S$ Shoe der and instructions to restore back pay would be ignored until! jepair —Basemen the, Supreme Court ruled. | B Dept. 2 Sizes 5 to 9 "ey " A , 99 i \ omamse” | _ “< 1G 22: LT ——— E(Esy DANCING DOLL Van ’ cae, = NEW LIONEL 3-CAR = e 7 RNs maar aa me tant és H —_—DIESEL FREIGNT TRAIN - a ad S . NN \eorkes to yound- R24 Big Diese! switcher engine, flat-car leet ond Jots of et: Ba with logs. box car, caboose, un- aters Seg ploy A a MMA Coupling unit and 9 pes. wack. becomes a dancing a ; 4 - mate. 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For “dress-up of casual weorl 2s OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL CHRISTMAS . .» STARTING TOMORROW. otf s b : . * THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 | 4 ~~ + « D—16 eta Onna y oie THE PONTIAC PRESS, as Movieland King By ERSKINE JOHNSON Youngster ‘Uh-Uhs’ Court for $5,000 (1942 was a, shock Gable “helped! wayEGAN. ml, w@-— Johnny . . Mut , said today. James Keller. Enlists, we aa ae and Mrs. Mar- Going to Finance School |tin J. Keller, 855 Menominee Rd., enlisted - directly for the finance James E. Keller, a graduate of 1,0) at Fort Benjamin Harrison, St. "Michael's High School, enlisted, Ind. He. will report .therealter in the United States. Army ‘this. completing basic training at Fort with chievous glint in his eye, the real Gable. troubles to himself and broods about them. - | NEA Staff t om HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — Holly-| wood knows Clark Gable] #s | King” of the box office. Neetinaiors cave known him a 25 years as the brawling rou house star of 55 movies See the memorable “Gone With the: Wind,” “Red . Dust,” ‘It Hap- pened One Night’ * (which won him| an Oscar), ‘‘China Seas,” and) “Mutiny on the Bounty.” Hollywood's bookkeepers have known him as the town’s highest paid star—$9,000 a week at one time — whose pictures always make money, = Studio co-workers and the Hol- lywood press have known him as| a moody gentleman’ of few words , but with a dazzling personality, a passion for fast automobiles, a trim ankle and a fetish about keep- ing in character on and off the * streen as a rugged hero. GOOD SOLDIER ; Members of the Eight Air Force CLARK (THE KING) GABLE, 1955 — With his knew him for two years in Europe’ fifth wife, Kay Williams Spreckles, he turns on during World War II as a ‘‘good soldier.”’ years once summed him up for Five women have known him me: as-thetr-husband:| “Clark has all the money he'll The Mrs. Gable who knew him ‘ever need, He's in perfect health. | best of all probably was the late But like all actors ‘he worries Carole Lombard, killed in a about his-lasting power as a star. plane crash on a Nevada moun- The title of ‘The. King’ is more taintop in 1942 as she was re- jmportant to him than anything turning from personal appear- ‘in his life. He wants it to go on) ances in behalf of the first War forever. Bond drive of Werld War Ue wnt NEVER RETIRE Carole was Gable’s kind of @ -j10:, one of those actors who sadilaaai will never retire. He'll wind up She was his match in tossing a playing white-haired grandfathers hip in a fancy rhumba at 1 a.m. jn wheel chairs and he'll still be or a cuss word in a cold duck worried about the day when Holly-} blind at sunrise. wood's casting directors say: | “Te ‘ ‘Sorry, nothing today.’ "’ the rugged Gable charm. His first wife called | him ‘complex, serious, moody and gloomy.” But I doubt ,if anyone really knows Clark Gable, including, Mrs, Gable No. 5 — Kay Wialllanes| S r b, as i Sd oe was . CLARK AND CAROLE LOMBARD after their marriage in 1939. | She “‘was Gable’s kind of a woman,”’ reports Erskine Johnson. It was “Sorry, your ears are too big,” the first time William Spreckles, Clark Gable was up for a star- | < ; . — | ring role in Hollywood. He made MGM was conscious of Gable’s a ‘native’? in the play, ‘The HIS Mee fi WIFE a film test at Warner Bros, in Dumbo ears. too. and in several Bird ef Paradise.” But all of Gable's first wife, drama teach-| 1929 for a big role after clicking Dee ae his movie roles have been as er Josephine Dillon, has said: on the stage in a road tour of a — Go his’ victent) Pe rugged as his early background. “The Clark Gable you see on “The Last (Sts. makeup men taped them prison melodrama, ; down, Finally Gable would have Mile."’ ‘ no more of it. Director Mervyn LeRoy turned . him down with those now famous BORN IN OHIO ‘a words about big ears. “The Painted Desert.”’ filmed in mother. Later, when Gable won a con- 1980, was Gable’s first movie with tract at MGM and 1930 stardom 4 featured role, but as a stage ‘ in “A Free Soul,’ LeRoy laughed actor with a touring stock com- 48 @ timekeeper for a rubber fac- thoughtful and gloomy.” at his blunder. pany he worked as an extra in.tory in Akron. Later There Have been no really close ‘I could make money. for the VT! films in 1928. es eal friends. in all of Clark Gable’s 54 rest of my life just " relcasine need as « Teenber jack. years of life, but a person close Clark Gable's ears instead of pic- to him on his movie sets for = itures.”” : the screen, that that playful rogue happy-go-lucky, mis-| is not keeps his son of an oil field worker. He “He's complex, serious, moody, He was an extra on the stage, too — wearing a sarong and a HIS FIFTH WIFE ” lyears with the Eighth Air Force in tral figure in a $25,000 injury suit udge M, Decker said: *. styles—a fabrics. from 1960 to 1908, “I think the lad’s using good ey). = a But San Fernando Valley, and| sense." $ 95 — Hollywood, weren't too impressed. | ASS, * * * . ree) , ’ After all , they've had their Who Slipped Who? sy : pee for 25 years. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (P—A teen-| He was born in Cadiz, Ohio, the © gx His | ‘mother died when he was a baby _ nd he was raised by his step- When he was 15 he went to work — he worked a tool dresser in the oil fields ~ tropical flower behind his ear as © The death of Carole Lombard in lerase in the Army Air Corps. He ‘enlisted five months ater and) Colosimo, 11, ‘iad a car mishap) week, ~ Pontiac Recruiter Bet. | Leonard Wood, Mo. served with distinction for two with his new bike and was the ee | ; : < = Europe. ~ ee brought by his mother, Mrs, Dér- saute ang une, ay, (28% itera) aspen live im a modest home on a 20- acre ranch in San Fernando Val- | ley, where he has lived—alter- nately as husband and as bach- elor—for 15 years. Ore of his wives brought British royalty to San Fernando Valley—Lady Syi- via Ashley—who was Mrs. Gable Jerry Gilden “Spectator DRESSES See our selection of holiday dresses jn all left thigh .resulting from the ac- cident, Johnny refused twice to take his pants down before the women jurors with a couple of “uh-uhs." J Bernard age hotrodder succeeded jn ‘out-! Beef Eating Rises foxing himself in his attempt to, PAY NO lose a couple of pursuing traffic! CHICAGO INS) — The Ameri- cops, He mired hie’ dary fen- | MONEY DOWN can Meat Institute estimates that derless job in a ditch, and had to’ |hamburger and other ground beef i aa on foot hingerllaght waiting or him to claim expensive ¢ jare taking some 2,276,000,000 ‘hotrod’ towed to headquprters by| pounds of the total beef produced! a wrecker. this year. That, the Institute adds, lis almost 14 pounds per capita. It) Minnesota, North and South!» jalso_is 92 million pounds higher/Dakota produce about four-fifths 3 ban last year, or 4.2 per cent. jot the domestic crop of flax seed. | ius ec Ss eco eeapma Easy Terms! NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. 9 So. Saginaw, Pontiac 2% — a ree a ee spon ESSERE eee a ES AHERN s& Ce pe MAT Special Sale For the Holidays Toy Town Excitement HINES HOBBY HOUSE — Mecco-for- Kids, is bursting its walls. It’s packed with the newest toys, jammed with the town’s b-i-g toy bargains. The Great New LIONEL TRAIN SET GM-Type “600” DIESEL OUR PRICE COST 18" IF BOUGHT SEPARATELY! JUNIOR SCIENTISTS: THIS BIG GILBERT MICROSCOPE SET Hi -powered microscope magnifies specimens up to 210 times. Lenses are highly polished optical glass... Sharp focus, plus Polaroid attachment $a 95 that reveals beautiful colors. Test tubes, many specimen slides, chemicals, for. Soren ZIMPHONE DIAL TWO-PHONE SET ceps, hahd lens, all included. Only Rings in fun for small folk. 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Si : 0 4 Yel & energetic young American rubber - y Wy J Plus | QA ime: planter has come up with a series They’re Known in Town a \N a 4 tops als i - ee é o\™ of package deals in big game ALLEGAN um — A letter ad- ° . hunts ‘planned to satisfy either dressed only to ‘‘Tony’s Sister, Al- the tourist of ordinary means or !egan, Mich.” was delivered to e ) Deswrvet : the most exacting veteran of qudy § hicncls i pson tapbet ior ® Anti-Magnetic her brother, Roger (Tony) Nichols, ® Shock-Proof | African safaris. a sailor aboard a Navy destroyer @ Unbreakable Crystal ® Sweep Second Hand ® Stainless Stee! Back ® Luminous Dial Prices—which include room, ¢scort. Nichols had bet a ship- mate it would get through without . . delay Allegan, in western Michi- beige-rose o san, has a population of 4.801. beige-green meals, guides, white hunters, ammunition and licenses—rance from $250 for an eight-day tiger / hunt to $1,000 for a three-week {dd ; ¢ j , trek after such trophies as gaur, Everyone Gets Them . Add to Your Sallan Account! wild buffalo and bull elephant. ROCKFORD, Ill. —While Loves telephone orders, - This new sportsmen’s mecca, Park policeman Gerald Fitzgerald call MI 4-4433 co = . " 2) M = a Saigon, is only 45 air hours from “as Visiting the Rockford police sand or beige San Francisco. And the Vietnam headquarters to check on finger- ¥ Hunt Club. operated by VU. S.-horn prints, a cop put the finger on his Frank Stillen and his stalt of <3" for a parking violation, “T e* 5 ‘ $2 > e°*. | French white hunters, is an hour didn't see the sign that said no qn sent and a half by air from Saigon: etext the ae ees te HARRISON'S tee 999 HUNTER BOULEVARD, BIRMINGHAM ASIA'S RICHEST GAME gerald said. 5 The club, about 185 miles north- ap aaa . (Woodward at Lincoln MI 4-4433) east of Saigon, is on the Langbian About 3.5 million automobiles | ! ’ |Plateau which covers several Went to the junkyards in 194. | ‘ : | a : |thousand square miles. It is an. — : — — _ _ a a ee | | area of wild jungle, combining lush | | | tropical vegetation with the ever- of climates ¥ ¥ + ’ | greens temperate Whi y ; |The area is sparsely inhabited by 3, OU Wd | primitive hill tribes who still hunt f, ] jwith bow and arrow, blow guns b / / OUR 48th CHRISTMAS — and spears. 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Remember . . . You Pay Just $65 Down chased, as well as cameras, films. ce ~ nc j : Z -»- Up to 24 Months on Bolence guns and toilet articles ; —_ : “Three types of services are . i f a 5 Fashion Trend available. i d A , =—=—4,- Bedroom suite For the ordinary traveler who | 4 % would just like to visit -the | mountains to rest, loaf, write, hunt small game or study jungle flora and fauna, accommoda. | / if \ tions are provided at the Hunt | Club lodge for $10 per day for | one person, $17.50 per day for | two persons and $23.50 per day | for fwo persons with one or two children. Rates include reom, | meals and laundry. : No better time to express Then there is Mullen’s ‘‘short- snorter’’ hunt, an eight-day affair your love than at 3 in which the visitor can go after SEALY | } e WELBILT = ‘ iE . G4s RANGE ; ‘ . ! BEDDING \ Christmas . .. no better treer for $250. gaur and buffalo than w : . for $500 and elephant for $500. 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Botte IS ate tara ie Hornet, Wasp Models Introduced in Dealer canes Qusinithed for < tite by ‘stone Coal Buyers Manual; pre- Showrooms Across U.S.. leompctition trum loher fick js die ted that by 1970 coal produc... | LJ ¢ Id | sreased 100 per - | anadian Plan back to pity ha Se inc 7 | joeume way pec obese a cent to an output of 800 million , 'wave of industrial expansion, 3 | ‘coal industry expert saith last toms a year | Martin Offers Proposal ee to Admit All 18 Nations &; acini to U.N. Membership , | d a UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, w— a ies. Threatened by vetoes from both sides of the Iron Curtain, Canada doggedly took her plan to bring, \18 natiohs into the United Nations before the Special Political Com- mittee today, Canadian Delegate Paul Martin, chief mover behind the 27-nation resolution to admit all 18 appli-| cants, prepared to introduce it) goon after the opening of the mem- bership debate. FIRST AIRING The 60-nation committee will give the much discussed Canadian .& proposal its first public airing. But y& its fate rests with the Security| ‘iCouncil, where Nationalist China has threatened to veto Communist) DETROIT (INS)—‘‘V-Line’* styl- ing, plus a new, 220 h.p. V-8 en- gine, feature the 1956 Hornet and Wasp models introduced in De- troit yesterday by American Mo- tors Corp. , The new models went ‘on public display in dealer showrooms today. Hudson's Sales Vice President N. K. Vanderzee said: ot “with Hudson’s dramatic de- sign and many mechanical im- provements, we feel confident that Hudsen Meteors will deuble its sales in 1956." A new V-shaped grille highlight- ed by a modern inner mesh pat- tern is one of the line's prominent styling features. 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Ls pavoe || > 109.1 k SAGAN 2s rs of ‘aan’s HOCKEY sg : 99 ve am la mE es WHITE §§ GuRE SKATES a (\ THE, PONTIAC PRESS, | T HURSDAY, DEC EMBER 1; 1955_ $80,000 Gastantec Vince Martinez Ma kés Challenge to Basilio SPOKANE, Wash. W — Vince,night's Carmen Basilio-Tony, De-| perigee! pagpaheors N.J., who Marco match an $90,000 guarantee says s “just my style,” to meet Martinez for the champion- hand ‘meets Ernie Greer of Oakland, |ship here next~ March. wa ee Calif., here tonight with an eye) “I -can beat eithér of them,’’|, toward improving his chances of|said Martinez, the fourth-ranked getting a title bout with the welter- welterweight after watching the ti- weight my. ie tle bout on television. “But I'd * + irather fight Basilio—he's just my Martinez, eiking | his - second, style.” start in. eight days, is expected| * ®& to ‘extend his victory string to 191 -) ‘Manager Bill Daly also put in -straight with a win over Greer in some plugs for his fighter's about scheduled for 10 rounds.|chances in a Basilio bout. The New Jersey fighter took a! “Basilio would éat leather all unanimous decision just a week night in a, fight with Vince. He'd ago over Chris Christensen of Den-|(Martinez) stick and “Mave - and mark, \that wild guy would never get a * ¢ *6 lchance to swarm him. And Vince Local Promoter Gus Cozza had would fight smarter than . De- ewer vine winner of - last Marco,” - RangersLead Se nen Hockey Clubs Tota! to 24 in Goal Race Bas j at Syracuse six at Boston Garden. smashing right to:t flattened him for his left hand in the second round. Canadians Bid for Irish Back CHICAGO -u — At least two- Canadian pro football clubs are bidding for the rices of Notre) . |Dame fullback Don Schaefer. ICE PACK FOR WINNER — Schaefer last night said he had) (left) of Syracuse, N. Y., has an offers from two Canadian. teams! and expected to talk with a third. fe was a_ third-round National ‘Football League draft choice of! \the Philadelphia Eagles Monday. Li | Schaefer would not reveal the |Canadian clubs erred in his Two more rack hopefuls Wednes-| _ iday in the Pontiac Press annual ‘deer contest swelled this season's re list to 24. The 23rd buck was entered by \aiees Roise, 27343 Baldwin Ave., New Yorkers Even Top Pontiac. Roise was hunting with his wife and another couple in a Canadiens on 68 Goals ont reserve at Seney in the Up. tn 22 Games per Peninsula when he bagged his deer.with one shot from a .30-.30 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | **Y8¢- * = “ | Roise’s buck scaled 155 pounds The New York Rangers may be and bore. 10 points. The rack was only the second-best club in the | disqualified as an entry, however, National Hockey League but when! pecause one ,of the points was it egmes to scoring goals they are) proken, traveling at a faster clip than | Stanley Hill, who ‘resides at 1099) even the pace-setting Montreal/tecumseh in Pontiac, brought in omens does ey in eat ete ie A 6-1 victory over the third- thang Oe an place Chicago Black Hawks last ounty prin = hunting ak native | night at Madison Square Garden © === = nt boosted the Rangers’ goal output! for 22 games to 68. The Canadiens have tallied 63 in 23 games. While the New Yorkers were) whipping the Hawks for the fourth time in as many games this year to widen their margin to 5 points, the Detroit Red Wings and Toronto| Maple Leafs hattled to a 3-3 tie | The result left the Wings and: Leafs tied for fourth, 2 points back | of Chicago. | Andy iets was the big gun’ in the Rangers’ attack. He rammed home a goal in the first | 95. seconds of play and assisted on three others as the Rangers, ran their unbeaten string to 5) games. Three of New York's goals | ppy Is Back as Manager—on Stage The time was 1: 54—just two séc-} onds longer than it had taken him. months earlier. Both fighters weighed 145% for the nationally televised title scrap After he had knocked down De-; Marco for an eight count with a jaw, then with wither- ing combinations in his good luck 12th, Basilio revealed he had hurt! to the left side of his face by a trainer in the dress- ing room after Ct Tony cus of Boston the ryrag veges to DeMarco here April 1, has since waived his con-; tract Teturn-bout priority for both of thé Basilio-DeMarco slugfests. | {The contract for. the latest match called tor the winner to meet Sax- ton within 60 days. It-he had his way,’ the irtepres~ his. professional career. * * * Phil ia boy tomorrow, but the, \swollen hand he ‘held in .a bucket of ice water in his dressing room| after last night's brawl may delay proceedings. The hand was to be X-rayed to- himself out last June. for Tony, Judge 6-4-1 and Judge Joe Santoro 7-4. = The AP had it 5-4-2 for DeMarco. A near-capacity crowd of 13,373 paid a local record .of $171,373 to|DeMarco would run out of gas,") watch what amounted to two fights) Basilio said. afterward, * in one. a question * tinge.” DeMarco, calling on his long, range power, took charge ‘in the| But his corner was 5 pot ’s. con- Carmen Basilio ' ice pack applied in their championship fight at Boston Garden last night. Basilio won a technital knockout decision in 1:34 34 of the 12th round. ‘St. Louis ak Favorite effort by the ex-Marine from upper New York State to keep from go- ing down for the second time in After=he ‘survived the staggering, left hook, Basilio grew stronger as he unleashed a battering body at- tack on a weary DeMarco tiring: sible Basilio would take on the/just as he had done in punching’ the defensive or going for the kill,| ja durable kid. But I thought IT against 11 losses, received $74,490 “After the fifth round I knew) ‘it was just’ arty ee we ee when Carmen came reeling AP Wirephete lio. Repeats 12th Round TKO of DeMarco BOSTON w — Carmen Basilio,| That sore hand may make the| \bling into his corner in the seventh/toward them from DeMaivo’s all-'shots in. the eighth round, Basilio! i span. Kid Gavilan was the last the immovable welterweight cham: patient Saxton wait even longer|rdund. It took a near superhuman, bly looked forward to Johnny for his title shot. Saxton, who lost| Saxton today while nursing a sore out seventh round bombing. “We _ yelled ‘Take an eight count,’ " Co-Manager Johnny De- didn't you. go down’ like we said?’| “Carmen said ‘Why? I wasn't! hurt. I knew went l was doing.” | That Sunined up the fight. On |the former onion farmer with the DeMarco. was ahead in rounds jutting jaw and Jegs of steel knew! The result on all the officials’ cards. Referee|exactly what he was doing. When straight bout in which Basilio has.co, whose - récord is 416-1, Mel Manning had it 6-3-2 on rounds DeMarco began missing his long gone unbeaten _over a 26-month $37,245. Joe Santarpio! John revealed. ‘‘When Carmen got| pack to the corner we asked ‘Why | SECTION F invited Tony to come inside. Tony moved in where he was no match for Basilio—a rib-softening special-' ist. man to whip Carmen Sept. - 1953. * * i “He just ran out of gas,’’ De- {Marco's manager, Bobby Aggrip- * * pino, said of the chunky 23-year- In making a comparison _with'old who had a 70-day grip on the. ithe previous scrap, Basilio said: “championship from April 1 to June_ “DeMarco wasn't punching as'10. Inaret this time as in the first fight. |But he was tougher this time. He's * { + * & Basilie, winning his 48th fight fought a better fight than before.” for his 40 per cent of the gate marked ‘the 15th plus radio-television ;slice. DeMar- got . | Wings, Toronto Battle fo Tie - on Leafs’ Ice Deadlock Is Tenth for Betroit This Season; Penalties Hurt TORONTO «® — There's an old saying that you can't win hockey : | games in the penalty box, And jwell the Detroit Red, Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs know it. some costly offenses last night in their National: Heckey League game and battled to a 3-3 tie. Four of the six goals—two by each team — were scored while players sat out penalties. a The tie was Detroit's 10th of the season and Toronto’s 4th. The teams remain in a 4th | place deadlock with 20 points | as the Rangers moved to with- ing the Black Hawks, 6-1, Toronto right winger, George Armstrong, and rookie left winger |Dick. Duff scored while the Wings |were shorthanded, Ted Lindsay and Earl (Dutch) Reibel count- \ed while the Leafs had men in the penalty box. Reibel's goal came at 10:49 of the final period and pulled De- troit into a‘ tie. Bob Goldham opened the scoring for the Wings at 3:12 of the Ist period when his long slapshot stick into the net. Real Chevrefil was serving a pen- Ww Wings and the Leafs ran into’ bounced off goalie Harry Lumley’s') Tough F Faia : | He Says, Then Wichita Joins Goes Hunting {Minor Circuit Basilio, One of 10 . Children, Tells Ma He’s} Club Replaces Toledo All Right in AA as, Property of BOSTON uw — “What. are you Milweuvkee—Braves orried about, Ma? I am all right . Title fights are supposed: te be|* COLUMBUS, Ohio » — Wichita h. j became a member of the Ameri- That's What welterweight cham- lcan Assn. today as a farm club ipion Carmen Basilio fold his moth-|/ of the Milwaukee Braves in place er on the long distance telephone of the abandoned Toledo baseball early today following his 12th-| club. round technical knockout of tough Tony DeMarco in their title fight last night. * * The Triple A American Assn., after a four-day franchise wran- gle, finally ironed out its diffieul- ties by successfully negotiating with the Western League fer its Kansas territory. : The deal was completed 16 hours lafter Milwaukee reluctantly agreed discard its plan to move the Toledo franchise to Miami, The Florida city’s hope for Triple A ball was revived, however, by re- ports that an insurance executive, |Sid Salomonhad requested an op- tion to purchase the Syracuse club in the Internationa] League for the rpose of es it & Miami. . . * The lithe, lion-hearted, 147-pound champion became a fighter while with the Marines. He is one of the 10 children of an onion farmer. at Canastota, N.Y. His words to his mother sum) up his attitude toward the hard — je game of boxing. “Nothing comes easy," said Car- men, who was bruised on the face. | had cuts under each eye, and had) a sore left hand Undefeated in his last 15 seraps. he said he injured his left hand! ‘in the second round. {pu “I hit DeMarco on the top of | thell headin the (eecondllend) the! In order ‘s care! Wichita, the hand bothered me the rest of t he | #8sociation paid $21,000 to the wav,” said Carmen. “After the| Western and promised ‘to option fifth round I knew he would run '10 players to the eventual replace- eailot gas. It was just a question ment for Wichita. Also, Milwaukee, of time.” \which now owns the Wichita club, Before hustling hack to the train-' ‘will have a lirr‘ed working agree- ‘ing grind, the 28-year-old champ | ment with the new Western city is going to spend a week to 10) lwhich is expected to be Hutchin- |days quail hunting with Ean © Crea son, Kans. em ard horer and tideromn MCL) Students Plan Mass Move fo Bowl has four bird dogs, including a) EAST LANSING « — Michigan jpointer given him by Crangle. \Uclans Study U. of M., Badger Tilts With MSU |State University students — 2.584 LOS ANGELES W — UCLA. of them—will take over several which wiil battle Michigan State| trains this month for a mass move- in the Jan. 2 Rose Bowl game.}ment to Pasadena, Calif. where wants to know how the Spartans’ the MSU’ foothalt ~team~ meets = beat as well.as how they won| UCLA jn the Rose Bowl on Jan, 2, n Big Ten footbal] play this year.| .| School officials said they be Bruin coach Red Sanders indi-| lieved the number was a record: cated as much yesterday when he for mass movements of students ichose for study game movies of/to a bow! game, Ohio State set |Michigns State’s 7-14 loss to Mich-| the Big Ten record last year with n and the Spartan‘s 27-0 viene | 1,134. eee Wisconsin. The group all signed up for a MSU coach Duffy Daugherty as $167 “package deal” offered by asked for films of UCLA's tri-| several travel agencies. It includes umphs, over Stanford. 21-13, and! a round trip train ride, chaperones Southern California, 17-7. Daugher- | and a on the West Coast. ty passed up UCLA's game with! ended yesterday with Maryland, which Ts the Bruins 631 students joining nearly 2,000 their single defeat, | who had registered earii Busy Weekend for U. i, M. ee at the six-minute mark when right-winger George Armstrong ‘tied the score. ‘1, i} came within a space of 2% | lesevices. utes iy the second | HOLLYWOOD u—Leo Durocher in first of his two goals at 13: 4 Pesky to Manage League baseball uniform again but) ST. LOUIS —Co-champion St. Aggies and Tulsa for third place, Larry Popein came through t |Louis and a tall, veteran Houston with Wichita just a shade be 11-38 and Danny Lewick! at 16:28 Figer Farm Team jonly long Deen. do. television ius are expected to fight out'hind. Detroit ts rebulldifig. ‘National Retriever ~ a Se COLUMBUS, Ohio, — Johnny Prosram : Missourj Valley Conference, which son tonight and four more Satur- Losing Streak Broken infielder with Boston and Detroit,| Durocher, former manager of opens its 49th basketball campaign day night, when Tulsa and De- Eliminations Start Kansas had lost 17 straight today was named manager of Dur- the New York Giants, will portray tonight. troit play their second game: jinx at the start of the 1955 sea- League, a Detroit farm. Pesky was'a baseball play on the NBC Mat- itime champion on the road back,'Texas A&M plays at Tulsa and national championship stakes for|’ son, defeating Washington asa player-coach at Denver in the inee Theater. Durocher, recently bolsters the league. The Braves Sam Houston State at Houstomto- retrievers opened today at. Con- 130 American Assn. last season. \signed as an NBC executive. ifigure te scrap with the Oklahoma night. |way Ranch in the flat Sacramento the Irish, victors in all 24 meetings} The dog which on Sunday has with the Titans. Utah may be too/survived all elimination tests, on much for Wichita and Tulsa is land for pheasants and on water |“ Southwest Conference clubs./er champion. | But Valley teams are strongly fa-. The dogs retrieve birds shot by By BRUNO L. KEARNS jwent all the way to the state|This is the first season for Lake ulars back and expects help from'vored in all the other ee teas: igun Captain Andy Devine of mo- Oakland “‘B” cagers have one quarter- -finals before being elimi-|Orion in the Oakland “B” circuit/the reserve team. A transfer from | tion picture fame and 12 assistants team in mind when it comes to a Nated by Buchanan at East Lan-| and except for two little guards New York City John Ribner. will! A g gi e : Tops MV‘ MVC; ‘including Gen. Curtis LeMay, chief Creighton started the blitz with the is going to put on a National} | z {for the title in the always-tough Three Valley clubs open the sea- |Pesky, veteran American League; football games before it broke the ham, N:C., of the Class B Carolina the Cincinnati Redlegs’ manager in! The reentry of Bradley, one-| Detroit is host to Notre ee, SACRAMENTO, Calif, w— | Detroit will. be underdog against Valley 16 miles west of here. 'B- Cc Cage eams [ riming= a slight tatorite against the for ducks, will be national retriev- two pre-season favorite this year. That | sing. ‘Ralph MacLachlan and Nick Neira,|become eligible in the second} of the Strategic Air Command. The prime target is coach Carl Baker's) Madison lost 6 players from its|both 5'8"’, the picture is bleak. | semester. trials are by the Na- ( T k H k j Madison quintet. ‘third place team of last year, but Dick Bye is the new mentor at} Ortonville has a new coach in| Titan Soph Next tional Retriever Field Trial Club, ager Ss, an er S, Oc ey Baker hitmself looks for Fitz-| ‘the return of the team’s leading| Avondale and his task doesn't ap-/ James E. Lorion, and the Black | Inc. gerald and Roseville as top con- | scorers Jim Simer and Jim Myers | ipear any lighter with the loss of tenders, but no matter which way | keeps the Eagle picture bright. |10 players from a team which won you look at it, this trio is expected) (Coach Tom Raeside is hopeful of | |four of 15 games a year ago. to make up the “Big Three” of; petting the Fitzgerald quintet up| Imlay City the champs of the the loop. ‘ jinto the 1-2 position with four; Seuth Central League ‘and At- Detending champion Roseville senior lettermen as the nucledus. mont, Southern Thumb cham- loses five lettermen from its Clawson; which failed to win a pions had it out this week with } title team and runnerup Trey game in 17 starts last year. has ‘Imlay taking an overtime de- saw the exodus of its starting — everyone back and with some im- Cision 67-63. team in last duste’s graduation. (provement from the experience | Coach Lyle Powers at Imlay will, Only eeidover for the Colts is ‘gained coach Bob Acton is hoping 'be counting three lettermen in- Sim Acton, 6 foot guard, who to relinquish the cellar position. | cluding high scoring Larry Dorow, saw regular duties as a sophomore| - What Hal Carlin at Lake Orion Duane Maison and Wayne Samson) last year. Coach Peyton Goodwin fears wever it that Clawson may to defend the crown. is fretting over the outlook. _Troy give up last pace to his Deemt \ ss Branch also has three reg: * alse * * ANN ARBOR «w — Michigan| Son of Ludington, a six-foot-six sports move indoors this week for| center. With Tillotson will be Ron the bitter winter competition, [Pemen (6-3) and Tom Maentz (6-2) at forwards with ample help Coach Bill Perigo’s improved =e Michigan basketball team takes eae Terrier ( and oa in the. Smoky City. | : | | Hawks. are looking forward to, —_—_—_—— : ST. LOUIS—Fullback Leroy Hin-| -)). ° ae oe ett ‘man, the clutch runner of Wichi. Elliott Mentioned aycen, wi ermen back, 'ta's co-champions, jumped from, see the end of its draught. Coach 7th to runner-up in the Missouri for Nebraska Spot Barnat's quintet failed to win in'Valley running department during) OMAHA ® — The Omaha World- 12 league games last year. ‘his team's closing three-game orb tenti “ has — — te jott niversity - Almont, unbeaten in 12. drive. “Thumb” leaded os homa assistant coach and former ae cones. See bec tapes — = University of Michigan player, has | for stalk with big Larry Ke¢éten | yards in his last three games to | and six teammates back from | finish with a 478 and 5.4 yard Ihead sveconee? = rag hag a last year. New Haven and Ar- average. versity of Neb haar a i-| ate ona ayer The newspaper quoted its source His record is unique in the Val- ~~ met ot Se = ley in one respect — he wasn't\as saying if Nebraska doesn't get Elliott to succeed coach Bil] Glass- this year. thrown for a yard loss all season. |ford, ‘‘some other school will’’ be- | | } Pittsburgh Vie Heyliger’s strong hockey First Michigan home basketball aqied sé te |Zame is against Nebraska, a week s ‘ : from Saturday. a. Canada's McGill Univer: |“ stager will send Scotland's Jack | Wardrop, his national title holder, Meanwhile, Gus ” Stager’ s swim- | against the world record in the ,’ | ming crew goes after two world 200-yard free style in the Michigan records in the Michigan AAU meet AAU Saturday. in Michigan's pool. He already has announced his Perigo's squad plays Pittsburzh intention. of sending freshman Ron Saturday. The Wolverines will Alsobrook of Dearborn agaihst the have one of their tallest teams in‘world record in the 100-yard ortho- recent years, led by Pete Tillot-' oex eres stroke. Powerhouses Take to Courts + i SG POETS carers ' ee p aeres: i Goliath of area cagers js Alfred Hill 67" gi Independent circles has Roches-_ Earl Lunsford, Oklahoma A&M) ter, 11-4 last year, back in front /fullback, ran into’ mighty Okla-| cause.” ‘he’s too good a maf to hold - |running position. |homa in his last game but the a¢ an assistant.” Sooners ‘couldn't prevent his win- : ning a third straight rushing : crown in the Valley. He had 596 ‘|yards and a 4.3 average. : ree \ dS Ke Top passer was the Aggies’ Tom : Pontius with teammate Chester = ® Spencer the top receiver with "| ‘ 5 sites tr sifhane "Tonight as Another Co ege Campaign begins probably point weary. Hill was the, Detroit's Jim Lobkev was: | : center on the football team, after Second in passing and Titan end | Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ling with Jack Salleé and Chris/night against Detroit of the Mis- transferring from Avondale. | Perry Richards was runner: up | LaSalle, without Tom Gola: Day-|Harris lost by graduation along souri Valley. The Irish are missing Romeo got off to a bad start aclaragy receiving with 13 for 247 jton without Johnny Horan, .and with Horan. The Daytons call this|jack Stephens, In the same Brack- Tuesday by losing a heartbreaker, | = . |North Carolina State, with Ron/year's club Aprnic plus four" —~ o¢, Niagara, without Ed Flemming, 59-58, to South Lake in the final Bill Russel, Detroit sophomore,|Shaviik, take to the courts tonight | with “Goliath” the 7-foot Bill Uhl. opens against . Buffalo Teachers. second. Coach Bob’Hutton has re. ‘was third in rushing with 462 yards a8 another long college basketball|The new squad gets a test “from | ‘DePaul makes a shakedown run turning veterans from the 412 ‘and second in scoring with 42 Season gets underway. {touring Pepperdine tonight. ‘against Illinois Wesleyan. team of last year. Det | LaSalle, Dayton and North Caro-/ Most of the other members of Detroit. and Wichita shared the lina State are just part of the/the final top 10 get going tomor- | ae. imob that gets the collegians roll- row and Saturday. In addition to) ling in their first big weekend of, San Francisco, Marquette's No the season—but they are the only|Warriors, the big “surprise of representatives of the top 10 teams/1954-'55, open Friday against St. of last season to play tonight. {Norbert and Oregon State, losing | Pennsylvania to Investigate Bout . | weaneave gangs BASKETBALL Tacoma W 9 San Francisco, No. 1 in the final Associated Press poll last season and the NCAA champion, omens 7-3 Swede Halbrook through scho-| lastic difficulties, from its No. 10 club, plays Orage PHILADELPHIA t®—The Penn- - sylvania Athletic Commission to- Bela King ee : ea fl tomorrow night, against Chico} . te. Saturday, caw No. 2 Willi- cats meet Louisidfa State in aj Southeastern Conference . scrap; Towa, No. 5:and the Big 10 champ, * ¢ * == LaSalle, with . three-time _ All- and Gola: fler, who directed LaSalle to the NCAA title if 1954 arid the tunner- up spot last year, switched to Tex- = oe dal ¥ es . . oe . ~ 7 iota THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 [i Gil a | ruck : Comes ! Back 0 liger S al t avelie Spe lits league co-champion football 2 njorligeh = - |team at its annual grid. banquet Jap Baseball ny See Saco Boron vinin fe ne Stars Rush em» -»-niversity of Detroit, tabbed in) Guest speaker for the affair will ed - [Bubba Phillips Traded; Yanks (Talking Deals: Detroit Club Is Seeking infielder by Using Ned Garver as Bait ” i@@ Visit TOYLAND Today! = 2 4 a polls for the ‘Missouri be Jack Lavelle, former New York Valley conference cellar, will honor|Giant pro star, a, by Pro Scouts 1 Re - - — , Youngsters Just. .Ouf | 4 of High School Lured|_— - . by Gifts to Sign Up | TOKYO uw — Japan's postwar’ gency crop of baseball youngsters—taller | swifter and heavier—are. getting: = ® the big rush by scouts loaded with, ns eetin such lures as free college educa- ‘tions, television sets, automobiles’ ~ | . é and bundles of cash. | Infraction Committee, . The wild off-season scramble for) Will 6 f “bonus babies” already has pro-| Will Hear ases Oo ‘duced a record $28,000 payment, ; ; split up a family and laid fe Violations ee. groundwork for a court case. 23” FRICTION CLEANER... 12” WIZARD TOY RANGE. . SE eae nie tel tie Cohumitiee on Infractions ill Actually picks up dirt! Simu- Miniature modern elettric ‘ic ae. There are tuo. he Central Ope? a two-day meeting here to- COLUMBUS — It Chuck Com- lates real cleaner—sparks show range. 4 plastic push but- a morrow to consider several pend- through green lens. Steel. tons (not electric:. Hinged ans Recittc.- with) 14 tacts. jing pias of alleged veltons of me chee uc weeny Taser aes Revolving brush. $ 39 door. Plastic utensils. $ 98 Scouts. have shadowed young rules and prepare a yearend re- ; tact im“ a Viny! bag. Easy to re- pe Red and white <= | players—and each other—run er-) y : soon be calling him “Trader port for the annual convention in) _ a Chuck’”’ around the American Los Angeles” Jan. ~9-1T- League. charge of player swaps — since Frank Lane resigned as general manager and shifted to the St. {Louis—Cards=-_pulled’’ another “name” deal yesterday. q move dust. E1606 ... _ steel. E1608 ..... rands for families and apparéntty~ : even have steamed open the mail, of prospects. There also are ac-| Walter Byers, executive-director| cusations of trickery in obtaining °f the National Collegiate Athletic es ern u fe) signatures. essen said the meeting will be ! —_——_ routine, He pointed out the pro- THE FAMILY STORE Rocky Hits. Deck Twice [fsdure Soverming the NOM gt a : ° ; Heavyweight champion Rocky all cases are to bé treated as con- : : : returning % Monday and Friday Open 9:30 to 9 Marciano has been floored only fidential until announced by the! ADVICE FROM EXPERT Kine 0° ~-@ (lef). vienereskdont t < Soy yoanal ae caied siemens Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9:30 to 6:00 twice in his ring career, one of NCAA council. : Ralph Kiner (right) reenberg (left), mecca "| Detroit for outflelder-third base. ’ ’ them by Archie Moore in their _ Cleveland outfielder who retired after last season, and Buzzie Bavasi of the Brooklyn Dodgers, dur- Jen (Bubba) Phillips Saturday 9:00 to 9:00 September bout. | Southern California. won 25, t© accept a position as general manager of the —_ing the recent minor league meeting in Columbus, FE compiciea) ile aoa eal ; a ee straight football games in the! San Diego team of the PCCL, chats with Hank Ohio, ~ major 2 wade. 162 N. Saginaw St. 7 Since the 1890s Indiana has seasons of 1931-32-33 before it ran’ za page Te pp 5 ith onl defeated int ti ith O : ° . iaal'ca, ne 6 sane Sue ba.” “" °™" Swaps Boss Goes Irish Sports Head Puts i, sams mina onBuying Spree Spartans at Top of List sis curene ind onttese : NEWMARKET, England i)—Rex Jim Busby to Cleveland for out. aes = aaeptee| DETROIT — “Michigan State ing over-emphasis on post-season fielder Larry Doby. worth, who made a big splash)» uig football games. on the American turf scene by win-| be rated as the No. 1 team! . After trading Trucks to Detroit, N |in the country.” ——_—_—_—__—_ caver iskey apes oe with : . ; , ayer move for next new cycle > Na wity ‘Swane, has’ gone "all out, t2| Ed (Moose) Krause, Notre Dame Back athall Pilots by purchasing shortstop Luis Apar- > é j ie athletic director, was the man talk-| l 0 ico f Chicago's Memphis farm GOOD -YEAR yy , inject English racing blood into his ’ rom ago's | ~~ RD , ; : R California thoroughbred establish-;ing at the Detroit football bust . ° of the Southern Assotiation. Apar- ~ ment lfor the Rose-Bowl bound Michigan Schedule Meeting ico, 21, is the man the Sox expect 44S 7x . C 0 N VE N i r NT l . ; {State football team to replace Carrasquel next sea- . In a three-day bu spree at ~ : Y-AWAY p LA N lene" Newraarbet, thorqughbred auc-| When honors were handed out; Pontiac Parks and Recreation son. 1 > Hy Department's final meeting for) Some baseball people thought jon sales, the ex-cattleman paid|the Fred W. Danzig award for the aul leary $200,000 for English ranted most valuable Detroit area or the manager of Class D yorattes the Trucks-Phillips swap was only stock. Yesterday alone he laid out | went to tackle Norm Masters, a oes will be held. Monday, Dec. the prelude to another deal be- \$147.588 for 15 fillies and brood graduate of Detroit’ St. Marys,|” at 7:30 p. m., in the employes’ tween Detroit and the New York |mares Redford : "lunch room of City Hall. Yankees. The two clubs talked : . As after the ar- t ; 400) a Basketball teams considering en- business yesterday, a h r a Weemard a eeahaa any ener The F. Ward (Potsy) Ross (try into Class D or possibly “E” rival of George Weiss, Yankee zee to $15.28 to get Casabella, a’ : = rae ae = player best com: city leagues should be represented General Manager, but made no beats 1 rehip and football a this meeting. Discussion will #nnouncement. The Tigers want a '5-year-old mare. } achievement was taken by guard | yer team classification, league YOUNS ate : ool the Yank | ; ; . | and team captain Buck Nys- | organization, playi “hedule, and {arms — Herbie Plews, Bobby 4 ha 3 “i AA's Earned-Run Title | strom of Marquette. eaary poles! Richardson or Dick Carter, The \ : . | LOUISVILLE. Ky. (INS) — Wil-| “It’s no disgrace to lose to : . beeps ieaall naa eens oral! HU lard Schmidt, right hander of the great team,” said Krause, toast-| , B fi R | Pe ind Possi hie RDY- GURDY TEXAS RANGER SET Omaha Cardinals, was officially,master before a,record crowd of) OW. ing esu ts Ei ges ceria! ed Trek ' ie F a 2 : : r s the American|more than 800 MSU supporters. | ; ° Set of 7 blocks... ficial" Dich Tracy” Bright musical tey Leather Melsters |crowned today as : | Ippo SPILLWO@D LANES BOYS to be a regular starter. The form- eal era $198 See pare $998 that childret love $300 50-Shet Pistols $398 |Association’s earned run king for) + About that Southern California’ pont inary 38% pim'ns Réwr., 2 25 er-Tiger who was traded away to Youngstors.tove this set. White- ae 1955 season. game.” he added, “I'm still run- 2 yrgcuyer 203-001. meer 11 9 St. Louis after pitching two no- Decorated with alphabet, numerals, leather belt, inscribed holster, 2 | The averages, paras at ed ee and telling folks how we're) ~ vaw-cve p ‘hitters in 1952, had a 13-8 record end nurvery rhyme illustrations, nickel-finish, 50-shot repeeters. headquarters in Louisville, showed |building character.” vecdeken O eracsae P'3, last season with the White Sox. rai becca age tng ear a ~ ‘that Schmidt, who has had two} Krause said when the Notre peas wen 2 Bet qnets, be He appeared in 32 games, pitched jancawe _— — a jmajor league trials with the par-Dame players were polled as to Singpnoere 38 Ppasiters *} seven complete games and worked 35-5912 ent St. Louis club, hurled 158 their toughest opponent, 31 of them Ged Socks 22 Jets _ 1175 innings., Trucks should be 235-7267 2%" "Ss innings, allowing 122 hits and only picked Michigan State, four picked geay 341-04. Mot Shots see Hams a7e8, happy for be lives in Lakeland. nine, home runs. ‘Southern California and one said| MURON BOWL HOUSE Fla. Detroit's spring training base &| His earned run mark of 2.56\‘‘nobody was any good.” ‘Camanie 30 14 300 Lounge 21 a where he also operates a baseball was for 21 games. He finished 12/ “He must have been from Brook. Futrtes = 38 18 Slater's 38 3% school. games and ended up with a ieee Krause said. (Birminghem 3 is Ras. : to 38 ares gael rari ef ers and 5 won and lost mark. Krause read a telegram that be- a bebo ys 7 ox said he plan to use il- s ——__________|.4), uy 16t on-the-retold congrat-| Pant hi 22 torent © 1} 31 lips in the outfield but might give ; ee ; | a ulations from Rose Bow! loser, gy, ul! 25-653: Puertas 1068 Osmun'’s him a trial at third base, The / “+ Vs WANTED- Michigan, to winner, Michigani PLMS LADIES w _, | Byear-old speedster played a few Paw $a] re — State. It was from the board of cameis 10 § Cubs 7 9 games at. third for the Tigers in bed ee | POLICEMEN governors’ of’ the Michigan Club Tiers | 10 § Pores ¢ 9.1955 but was in the outfield most} TEA AND BAKE SET (@} City of Pontiac needs om- §/%.pett ane said Bee eRe OERSpme ity OF Fontiac ne am- | “Congratulations and good luck | pears aly enctoae 3 i9| eames. ; : . ; , | bitious young men, high fin the Rose Bowl.” es Rrra eae ee Birdie Tebbetts, Cincinnati A bit with children~ 8 Breaks down into Has TV screen just $398 In decorative Duted school ‘graduotes, interest- | MSU president Dr. John A. Han- “APts Pts.| Manager, was in Chicago yes- | and grown-ups too! $49 colorful blocks _ 98c like the real thing! design... Delft blue $298 fed in a career in police nah flew in from Washington D. C. | Humers BS Gant id 1) terday trying to talk piteber Hal phone de of t tec! MA Guard i} work. Inquire at Personnel }[to attend the bust. He refused to Ones Me Oris. . 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PY an? ; ; & a ee | js « rt or ne 3 5 af, ut Gus 2 er, Se Se : : ; : bigihhe sei cats : ¢ hy a, Se é ¢ i =! 4 * ¥ ; - ; i! ‘ ; : ‘ : ~~ ts Af __-THE PONTIAC PRESS. THU RSDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1955, _ . Chiefs All Set for First Test § Pontiac High basketball coach|Catholic - ‘Central on’ CC's Ss home| mentor, his tgam will be largely | Pontiac will feild an almost new’ cif ives Ryzin, ‘readying his squadifloor. | a junior club, He lost four of |Club, With only one returning let.) for its Ist 1955-56 encounter, Friday} Chiefs will face a veteran his Ist five tests last season, eral the Pipe ere _ had to night, may-get a pretty good line! crew in the CC five, that won | thea rolled along with increasing |'s 5 Squad with alternates an n what to expect lat boys up from the reserves. But o pec er on in the! 10 and lost 7 last year, However, | power, Mest of his regulars are don't get any ideas that this new ee ‘outfit is lacking punch and finesse. u ‘It has both these requirements, | and is a hard-working squad that, probably will be much better as. the season progresses, Van Ryzin is confident his club, will do all right, in its. opener at} Catholic Central. - Both mentors today announced| their en anaes. ——-s ne lh Shop Where Santa Does... 5S. C. ROGERS, the place to buy season, when he meets Detroit! according to Bill Foley,- Central ersten pene ae se ‘| wards: For Pontiac it will be Rod Treais and Willie DeWalt at the for- Hudson Ray at center; Larry Peet and Dave Diehm at) the guard spots. This lineup has height, speed and shooting ability. There are a number of good alter- End your ..shopping concern at Roger Ss. sportsmen chéose their equipment . the thing for everyone on your list adults . and hundreds re) _. where . you will find just children, teeners . come in browse around among the hundreds f new, interesting gifts we have nates that may be tossed into ac-) tion at any time, Van Ryzin peiated: out, Foley listed the following as. his Tstarters: ‘ At guards. Johnny Rogers and Fd Sheridan; center, big Bob | Skrtyski, top scorer; forwards, | Brian Hussey, playmaker and | fime ball handler, and Cari Cy- rowski, a senior, 6-1 and a good. ball hawk and fair shot. His Ist | alternates will include Tony | Dietz’ and Andy Bonnior at | guards; Bo Bishop and Mike Dinan at forwards, along with center Johnny Tregis, a 6-4 junior, ~ Children’s Two- Runner Shoe SKATES, 9 ta 2. . $1295 .1.50 .19¢ Boys’ wert Toe HOCKIES, 49 Sizes 11 to 4. s74s Men's ... 9.50 $749 Ice Skates i $449 4 —- Mo ¥ Men's Figure SKATES ... Skate Guards .. Hockey Sticks .. Cirls’ White FICURE SKATES; Sizes 11 to 2.... For fans going to the game, here's the route: down Telegraph: road to Northwestern, turn left to Outer Drive. then about one mile to Hubbel], School is on the corner: of Hubbel] and Outer Drive. Game TOBOGGANS Well made. Priced from $1295» SLEEPING BAGS. Kapok or down filled. Just the gift for a Boy Scout or camper. * 9 50 up = ~$] 2” Up Children’s SNOW SKATES SKI EQUIPMENT -eoniaal s Skis .. 4.35 Ski is $1.95 BOWL REGISTRATIONS — A typewriter high stack of registrations for the -Spartan Special Train II is ahead of Lynn VanTiem, Grosse Pointe Keller Key to Chances St. Michael's Defending SCL Champs, Start Season Friday With Avondale | registered students who will follow the Spartan squad to the Rose Bowl classic. ( 4 AUDUBON * Nu bee 2 —— = — sare at & p.m. | = s » | y e : | ‘ AP Wirephete j we sophomore to work through. Lynn is one of, 2000 D AN BB x : | ty EY ha 4 é Be : As. % 4 ! 0 adi ° Roe " » * a \ ritth \. “ | “ ; . 1 sit Na Sets an . $3.50 . ara . Sows | Rhee Pees oe see $4.95 Tackle Boxes :.... : tan By BILL CORNWELL Jule against ‘the Avondale Yellow-;match Chuck Brown with Keller) You haven't hved until you've GOLF sacle Quivers ....... $1.50 Fish Skinners ...... $5.95 BIRD With a successful football sea. Jackets in a non-leagye encounter.|at forward, and try Bill Hall at]. ted a ride with the new Whis- Toes $1.00 Selening) feels $10.95 CALL’ son now posted in the record book,! This season's edition will cen- center along with Guards Dan cites! Leal riaslraca And * New 1956 Patterns A Oe “Creel $3 50 Hand Meds St. Michae] turns its attention to/tet around the performance of|Drepps and Duane Priebe. 56 models is theasr Gen. ae x $6.95 up Biolabs) Oat of SO : the 1955-36 basketball season and forward John Keller. last year’s! [he balance of St. Michael's | 30 horsepower. Look them over Mead Cove $2.50 $] 50 the approaching Suburban Catho- leading scorer and the only re-) varsity squad will be comprised | 44 trade now, in time to make ~ Gesacgns lic League campaign. turning regular. Keller, boasting a of guards Kenny Halpin and Ken. it a wonderful family Christinas Putting Disc ...,..,.$1.00 variety of shots, is expecied to be gy Rogers, center Ren Elmy, ane ahead 3 ways by Ball Marker .....,.. $3.95 If Bob pre tnra s defending |the kingpin of the club. and forward Bob Mineweaser. Méie for yous ; Score Keeper .......$3.50 SCL champions can even come! St. Michael's biggest problem, | close to duplicating last year’s 17-3 according to Mineweaser, will be record the nerth side supporters filling the shoes of the graduated will be pleased. |Bob- Anderson. Anderson, a° stal- The Mbamrerks delcated 8t. wart guard, was the Mikes’ lead-| Benedict of Highland Park bast season in gq playoff te grab league honors and advanced to | the regional finats in the state steadying influence. | tournament before bowing to De- oe ws fone ge vlaketobe peda vepralaceregsoy schedule: CLEANING KIT DO OE oo oo oo * . $3.95 on Birds .-...... 8.95 froit St. Bernard. meim and center Bud) ja, jst. Benedict at Mighiand Park | : é Schwartz. Jan‘ 10—8t. James. home , ce mae mace Bs ‘tore The ae lineup for ale ae ie Maty cn nner Lake 1s or sfamroc ans wi gican row nights season - opener wil a o--8t ement at } : 41—8t. P H eae night at cher when Avondale is not a certainty, but | an ie Mary. at Royal” Oak =e oe KELLY’S HARDWARE St i 0 ! an — ict, home € opens its 2-game sc hed- Mineweaser tentatievly plans | eb 361 James home 13994 Auburn et Adems Rd. Children’s Football with ary . presidency. Stotz said he wanted) to “return little league baseball to volunteer leaders.” the league is sponsored by U. S. Rubber Corp. Little League Is Involved of Akron, O. In Lawsuit | Yésterday, the county court set Dec. 5 for a hearing on a petition! lof little league for an injunction! Breach of Contract Claim of $300,000 3efore Court z WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (INS) =} A $200,000 breach of contract suit Oriental Boxing Group | ja rival organization. involving Little, League Baseball, A : / Inc., at Wham and depose od ‘Opens 3- -Day Convention Bewlers— Brunswick EQUIPMENT Balls, net, post, paddle. mu ) commissioner Carl E. Stotz to: MANILA (—The first conven-| ene 4s | x* . : day is before federal court. tion of the Oriental Boxing Federa- | From Philip $|- WwW Wi aor ae ao eens ara ., esas $395 to $] 250 Set The suit was transferred from tion opened here today with dele- A , arm inter Bags ...... |3.95 up San SS oe —— oo the Lycoming county court be- gates from Japan, Thailand and ICE | ry CAPS -- MITT S Shoes ....... .4.95 up so $0. cause the organization is char- tered under New Yerk law, ac- cording to league President the Philippines. three-day session will be South Ko- ‘ing playmaker and a constant |do not resume activity until Jan. Other departed stars who will/sci title against St. Benedict at be sorely missed are guard Mar- |Highland Park: Feb. 19 ago to oust McGovern from the offs. atv Others likely to see, action are Eddie Smith, Jack Erb, Dick Pi- | fer and Ernie Stuk. 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What with his lst Valley en- counter, against Flint Central, list- ed for Dec. 9 here, and the Chiefs’ pool being in a state of disuse, Boyce today figured he would have to call off the meet. “We haven't been able to prac: trouble mare then two weeks [4.20% pty Youlantl ceatret nee: Jen ago. It looks like we may be (jij! Bay City ‘Central here: Jan, oem ee Ge See \ General ateotste varciae | ee "peo. starting today, work out.” jar. inaw High hére; Feb. 24, at Bay Boyce had 45 boys out at’ the, ches eames Here 3 sects vel start, Nov. 1: but he hasn't seen | state Se en at Ann Arbor. his reserve squad since practice | cone a geet Michigan Elk He Elk Herd Offers New Problem | , LANSING uw — Michigan's elk herd, now numbering about 600 animals, threatens to create a This winter's schedule - listed some 13 events, starting with the Flint Central match Dec. 9, which may be cancelled. Rest of the card: he said.” This year’s squad has lots potential, Boyce says. It boasts bd tb tb kd THE PONTIAC PRESS, B \Finally Ends on NEW YORK —The Associated Gene (Great) Scott of Centre Col- lege, Dave Burnham of Wheaton and Charles Sticka of Trinity Col- Dale's Nate Clark ittle AA Team . that romped through nine oppo- Press’ Little College All-America} of itor Bowl on Sunday, Refrigera' .,| Vincent Vidas of Drexel’s unbeaten|@ |team. tional is the only junior among the back-| Pepperdine at Los Angeles are the guards, flanking Hubert (Duke) Sock of Trinity at San Antonio,| enough ‘ex. Clark gathered his collection of| guests touchdowns for a Hiltsdale team poclciryargy red pobyemnosary nents by an average score of 34-9, The 21-year-old Negro was a star anaes during his second sea- He attributed it to excess scoring a _ touchdown. Clark “saved” his dinners until he had to take all the regulars on the team to the- restaurant as his. Scott brought back some of the nid at Hartford, Conn. Cage Draught } long years, the Wabasso High Schoo] basketball] team was back he * s * streak which four years. stretched through The school's football team also {broke a four-year victory drought -WABASSO, Minn. w—After four)encompassing 23 games when it won its opener last fall. Wabasso is a community of glory of yesterday to the Centre College campus at Danville, Ky. A quarter ofa century. ago the Prayin’ Colonels there in the foot- ball limelight with a team that de- feated Harvard and went through ‘an unbeaten season to become the darlings of the nation. This Centre team was the first Scott-con- tributed 1,138 yards in 107 carries 7 \ Let Us Help You je eat Go “ A %-3 victory over Echo last| Gordy: Soltau tallied 418 points for an average of 10.4 yards every Select a baw night snapped a 43-game losing|in five seasons with the pro 49ers. time he carried the ball. The herd started from seven elk | elecead in the Pigeon River State! |Forest near Vanderbilt in 1918. Golfer’s Present Statistics Reveal Greater Fatality Rate | eps os Large | The department said it has re- ceived reports recently from land A +h N iy H N We Stay Open owners im the aren that the ik mong the Nation’‘s oung fMunters "ti using damage to pine, che Sd Sarco is thee tesa with see Weasel LANSING w—William Weaver, Police ruled the shooting as acci-| Here is what they found: \ Pontiac Country Club \ The staté has never allowed the, TO THE VICTOR — Miss Football of 1955, Ann AP Wireptiote Z00d looking and 15, walked out! dental. For overs) 16 00 licenses ievurd! into the sunlight with the double-| Bill's case is of special interest| there were five accidents in the barreled hope of a young hunter.| because it is in his age group that 47.17 age group 3.6 among hunters Before the day was over, Wil-' the hunting rate is highest and be-| | 18-20; 1.7 in the 21-30 age bracket i liam Weaver became a statistic on’ cause his type of accident is = and only .9 among hunters over after reading the news that O. U. has been voted )said it may be necessary to issue) congratulatory kiss on the cheek of her steady No. 1 team, and national champion, by The As- special hunting permits to farmers) boy friend, Sooner halfback ‘Tommy McDonald, sociated Press poll. | whose crops are seriously dam- - : ee eenen 4335 Elisabeth Lk. Ra. FE pseae WY unting of elks. The department) Campbell of the University of Oklahoma, plants a Wwarriaeas | i OPEN BOWLING aged by the animals. — ‘hunting fatalities. _ fof the most common. 31.- | MONDAY - SATURDAY M H The 49th annual invitation track! The $15,000 Phoenix Open golf Bill and a young companion) The conservation department) J, 1954 there aan . 10 2. m. to S p. m. ore onors meet sponsored by the Millrose tournament will be held at the were out hunting ducks. Bill's took a close look at deer hunting, killed and 230 injured—j in n Line Wit ickname j just SCHOOL CHILDREN 25¢ | A.A. will be held in Madison Phoenix Country Club, Feb. 2-5. buddy tripped on a stick, fell and accidents in Michigan from 143 nichigan. The greatest toll was Free Sectraation Of the 77 football candidates at B t d 4 . : iga & : MOTOR INN the start of the 1955 Notre Dame estowed on Square Garden on _ Saturday, It will be sponsored by the Thun- | the gun fired. Bill died inétantly, | to 1954, (Statistics are about the taken by hunters who misjudged | A en eS B k A Feb. 4. 'derbirds, a special events group.'a wad of shot behind his left ear.'same for small game hunters.) their positions and shot com- RECREATION jsaid that they were of Irish uc eye ce fo. oe a panions. Careless loading and un- | 18 8. Perry St. FE bees Ba scent. Cassady Named Top loading also took its toll. ! — Se Gridder of Yes Paro * Several states, including New | a: York, New Jersey and California, | _ Maxwell Club require you to take a course in gun handling before you can get your first license—a long step to- ward making hunting safer for © [| the younger sportsmen. Other | states incorporate the National | Rifle Assn. training program in their public school systems. At any rate, remember the fol- se when hunting: “Handle every gun as Ae it’s ead 2. In your car, camp or home carry only an empty gun, taken apart or with the action open. 3. Always be sure the barrel and_action are clear of obstacles. 4. Watch where you point that muzzle and keep the safety on until you're ready to shoot. | PHILADELPHIA w — Howard (Hopalong) Cassady has been: \named the Robert W. - Maxwell] Club’s 1955! college football Player of the Year. The honor for the Ohio State All- America halfback, announced yes- terday, followed by 24 hours the announcement that he was the 1955 jwinner of the Heisman Memorial Trophy—also awarded to the play- er deemed the outstanding collegi- ate performer of the year. Bowling Results OLD FASHIONED ASU VAVAR) SERVICE a IT’S PERSONAL ATTENTION AND SERVICE For Clean, Dependable Used Cars and for PIONEER LEAGUE 7-B Sevesson ® Pts = | THAT COUNTS! Your Repair Work! Motor Inn Rec. 3@ Prue's Bar 22 5. Be sure of your target before. g | sa sormaarts 4 pn yregatall 21 you pull the trigger. : { Lion Store 1 Pabst 6 6. 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Lf Rood OLive ‘2-9721 Newport's 23:25 Chuck Shack 18 30 Football Coach Should Be Less Contused in ‘56 ALLEGANY, N. Y. W—Fred Grace, football coach of little Alleghany Central School, should have it easier next season. This season he had six sets oi brothers on his team. And iby the time the next football sea- json rolls around all seniors in aveacienes : ithe brother act will have grad- : A os ; juated. : Financial Facts | The brofhers are John and Dick Pfiffer, sophomore and senior: | on Title F ight pa and Ed Brunner, junior and | BOSTON Financial facts and)*enior; Norbert and Ed O'Meara. senior and sophomore; Tom and ©. Vandruske 171, Brush A. Terry 500; 742-2106, ler irs Sure no one can drink a finer American whiskey than Seagram's s 7 Crown IT’S. PROBABLE United Press Phote other in oriental fashion at their home in Nutley, N.Y. The children’s outfits were brought back by Gil. ST ET JOE'S ARMY. NAVY SURPLUS “q 'TARPAULINS-WATERPROOF-MILDEWPROOF the population of the United Statesin 1970; will be over 200,000,000. GIL RELAXES — Yankee infielder Gil McDougald, just recently | ceturned from a tour of Japan with the New York Yankees, enjoys watching his daughter Denise, 32, and son a Tod, 5, bowing to each figures on last night's Basilio-De Kevin Birmingham) senior! and |Marco welterweight title bout: junior; Tom and Ed Forties, sen- Me : | (Al figures unofficial): ior and sophomore, and William § : 5x7... .$3.50 9x12... $10.80 15x20. . .$30.00 nase and Jack Capoer tran and eBay 6x9... $5.50 10x12. .$12.00 20x20. . $40.00 shot we ‘pee : i n tn 12x18. .§18.00 Special Sines Ma SS fieee a at tee OS = - 95.00 | -- OGL. Made Order | $20,000. last three years. Basilio’s total purse—#74,490. 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Heads Discussing Crackdown LOUISVILLE, Ky. A crack- lenging his reinstatement to -the Without mentioning the case of jruling on the eligibility down on sports promoters by the]good graces of the AAU after a Amateur Athletic Union was talked|short suspension. He can only. hope in AUU convention corridors to-Inow that sonie foreign country day as an offshoot of the Wes|won't ask the International Amia- of an in- by the 450 delegates-are sundry the swift Kansan specifically, Louis| dividual athlete who is reported tolother subjects—where to hold: the G. Wilke, AAU president, said in|have accepted too much expense,championship events leading up to an interview: money," the Olympics, for example. The * * Santee case, Santee, this country’s Mr, Miler -vits best current bet to crack the 4-minute mile—got by a big hur- dle yesterday in his hopes to re- main in run-for- fun company. The deadhine pasied for -chal-| teur Federation to disqualify him. Santee was suspended by his lo- cal registration board for accept- ing more expense money than the AAU allows when he ran on. the '|West Coast last spring. The Mis- sour] Valley Assn. of the AAU re- scinded the suspension, “Through our district registra- ition committees we are going to thoroughly before granting them the privilege of presenting events bearing the approval of the AAU. “Altogether too often we are faced with = unpleasant task of Titan Quintet Opens Tonight Against Irish ~ €alihan‘'s-Cagers Face Notre Dame in Season Starter at U. of D. DETROIT Calihan unveils the 1955-56 Uni- 5 (INS)—Coach Bob By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The power of Basketball Assn. may well be in the Eastern Division this year, but you can't find fault with the way the St. Louis: Hawks are dominat- ing the Western Division. All of the action last night was confined to the Western section and the Hawks took advantage of to 3 games at Rochester, while Fort Wayne and Minneapolis con- tinued the scramble for runner-up the National) ithe ‘situation to stretch-their—tead: St. Louis Defeats Lakers to Maintain Superiority coal lead over the Pistons and through most of the last three periods led by as much as 12 to 15 points. Rookie Jack Twyman paced the (Rochester attack with 18 points. Odie Spears scored 19, 8 in the last 5 minutes; to tead Fort Wayne as o<- Yardley was held to a mere have to screen promoters more He pointed out ‘that such rulings affect only the athlete, adding: “The men who caused the kid to lose his eligibility go unchal- registration board doublecheck ev- ery sponsor and hold him directly responsible for any infraction of our rules regarding money.” The AAU limits amateur ath. Mletes’ expenses to $12 a day. Too much money for athletes was just one. problem of the AAU as it opened its 68th annual meet- ing. The question of raising big them for next year’s was another. How to raise a $400,000 Olympic’ Fund was due to come up for dis- cussion today and will have to be journs Sunday. Also billed for a busy four days lenged. I say let every district) ' expense| AAU rules over Simon Pure com- petitors in 19 sports. The first decision of consequence came out of yesterday's precon- ference meeting of the Olympic wrestling committee. It decided Greco-Roman wrestling team to the world-wide competition for the first time. In.that sport, the grap- plers ‘are limited to.holds .above the waist, James Kelley of the University of Minnesota was named head ‘Settled before the ‘Convention ” ad-| versity of Detroit basketball team tonight in a contest with always- powerful Notre Dame at the U. of D. fieldhouse. a St. Louis edged the Minneapolis -coach of the U.S. Olympic track and field team. The track and field Anderson of Texas A&M and Jess. Mortenson of Southern California. The summer Olympic games are, billed for Melbourne, Australia,’ and the winter games for Cortina, | Italy. the United States should send -a, J unior Hockey Prégram Under Way in City Pontiac Parks and Recreation Department is now organizing its! 1955-56 Junior Hockey program, which is open to all boys who will not reach their 19th birthday by March 1 of next year. - Any organized team is welcome to enter. Managers or team rep- resentatives should contact Leon- ard Buzz, recreation supervisor, at their earliest convenience for in- formation regarding the hockey) program. Buzz can be reached at the Parks and Recreation De- partment, FEderal 3-7131. 39) and Morley Drury (USC 1925-| 27) were recently named as the! Kenny Washington (UCLA 1997.| | most Jolstanding’ football players = ~Los Angeles’ collegiate’ area‘ ' Your Breath Never Tells \ A tiiew LeELY excellent ereiget ina Collins 44.03 4/3. QUART or with Tonic 52.55 ruut pint 80 and 100 Proof * Distilled from grain - Arrow Liqueurs Corp., Detroit 7, Mich, history. i ee a Teams seeking to enter the hockey program must register with) the recreation department before) Thursday, Dec. 8. A meeting for’ managers of all teams entering the Junior Hockey tournament will) be held at the recreation depart-| Sums to transport, feed and clothe ‘committee, also meeting yester-|ment's office in City Hall, Monday, Olynipics' day, named as his assistants Rob-| Dec,.12, at 7 lert Giegengach of Yale, Col. Frank: p.m. Games will be played Saturday mornings and week ends during ithe Christmas holidays at the ‘North Side Skating Rink if good | iting ice prevails. A minimum | #1 four teams is necessary to hold a hockey tourney. | ATTENTION MOTORISTS: Here's a money-saving idea from Wohlfeil Dee! _. You’ce been driving your car hard all summer. tt could be getting a wee bit tired. axe from traf- Ma ib of all Maller Distri a Ld 2274 S$. Telegraph Rd. A capacity crowd of more than 9,000 fans is expected. The meeting will be the 25th between the two schools since 1911 and Notre Dame's Ist ap- pearance in -Detreit—sinee--1947, Titans have dropped all 24 previ- ous contests with the Irish but are confident this year's club can finally break the jinx. . Calihan himself is optimistic] about Detroit's chances this year. Last season, the Titans had a dis- appointing 15-11 record but the for- mer U. of D. star says ‘‘We should improve on that mark. We will substitute more and run more than wé have before." The Irish this year under coach John Jordan have four regulars, baek from last year's quintet! which won the Sugar Bowl cham- | pionship. This year's Titan squad has six boys over the 6-5 mark, the tallest) being sophomore center Tom Cos- tello, a towering 6-9. Costello is a product of Detroit Visitation. Bowling Clinic By BILLY SIXTY IN-LINE STRIDE — Ben Hogan “quit golf because he no longer had the physical urge to practice, nor | the stamina to give the time to practice that is demanded of a champion. Bowling is no differ- you put into it. sweat it out, work on your form, | to. get to the top. And your bowling is only as ce FIRSTAND THIRD STEPS In knows that and, realizing it, prac-: tices every chance he gets. But! you don’t necessarily bave to prac- | tice on the alley. Shadow bowl. Do it at home, if convenient. Go through the stride, without using a ball. | Concentrate on developing an ins | line stride, so that your first step. (right foot in 4-step footwork) | angles slightly to the left. Your, third step, as sketch shows, will also ‘then be in line. And the} swing, as you see, will be straight! back, close to the body, with the right hip and leg cleared so that | your_arm on the downswing will) go straight out in line. Note, too, | that the left arm is extended for| balance: It compensates for the weight of the swinging ball; as- sures in-line footwork. (Copyright 1955, John F. Dilie Co.) ~ DIT Beats Olivet Detroit. Tech opened its basket- ball season by downing Olivet Col- lege in Detroit last.night 78-58. Passes scored winning touch- | ‘downs against the pro Los An-| geles Rams five times in the 1954 league face. Dayton’s MUD & SNOW Lakers 99-97 in the first _— of | the first NBA doublehe ever | good as your footwork. Any star| |played in Rochester, aaa then * the! Wayne Pistons 87-76 to move into second place. Bob Pettit, who tallied 40 points: against Philadelphia Tuesday, was held to a ‘measly’ 18 but Bob Harrison chipped in with 19 and three other teammates also went into double figures as the Hawks protected their first -half lead. 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Now political realists | are wondering if this liberal Sen- | ator from the South can shake enough hands in America to win the Democratic presidential nom- ination at Chicago in 1956. oC It will mean entering primaries from New Hampshire to California. | For in the opinion of those who know and like Kefauver this is the only way he can make another bid for the presidency. And they don’t deny that he still has a deep desire _SEN. ESTES KEFAUVER: “If 1 run for_anything.. , Says a large number of capable Frank Clement of Tennessee is a | workers across the country have (local fiy in the ointment to Ke-| volunteered their sery- fauv er’s ambitions. GOVERNOR'S FOE ; Like Gov. Goodwin J. Knight of California, Clement will be ex- tremely influential in controlling SAME PROBLEM Ketan = the same prob- in 1952. He does] joog aa have the, powerful backing of, . the old liners in the Democratic! There are indications, notes Rob- Party. This is one reason why &rts, that Kefauver activity is pick- Adlai Stevenson was named by the iP& up momentum in California, convention in 1952 -even though Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Kefauver had more than half the Wisconsin, Ohio and Fiorida necessary votes on the second TOUGH CAMPAIGN tion. -\time friend. his state delegation to the conven-| And it is well known he, There's no question in political circles that strapping Sen.~ Ke-| fauver is a threat to any of the nomination. The fact that he very jlikely will be entering the New) |Hampshire primary next March} \puts Adlai Stevenson’ on the spot.| testimate Estes,’’ claims a long, “They figure him. as! Open Monday, | Friday, Saturday Democratic forerunners for the! ih big, lumbering, happy-go-lucky guy without much on the ball. | Actually he has a sharp mind that (grasps issues in an informed and | Speedy manner. And as a Vote! ‘getter, he’s _wnbentabie.® As to ay the Tomasi Sen-| ator looks as robust as a college “A lot A scale still. under- fullback. On the “eturn from his tight knots and put a match to it. land gruelling trip abroad, he said, “I never felt better in a my | life. . Kige)e] is HOUSER aa ar Smokey Bear Says: ‘Make Sure It's Out’ NEW YORK (INS): — Fireman a4 Henry Gartland tested a flimsy . window display for flammability : |this week in a Broetwey bar and ill. | In what was described as the| “usual” inspection, he twisted a length of the material into two. and we Glasses. SATISBACTION GUARANTEES | Then he snuffed it out, and, ' satisfied ‘that the-fijmsy cloth, pen P, Monday, ‘idee (Saturday P.M. LONG TERMS on any PURCHASE *» Parad of em oor ~~ ee we eo ‘about’ $200,000, enough. +o ballot. . | For the last two months §2- | year-old Kefauver has been tour- ing the world. While he now professes not to know whether he will be a candidate, political observers in Washington believe | his hat will be in the ring. But not his famous coon skin cap, it appears: For in the last few years he has outgrown this folksey gimmick, say friends. He no longer needs this symbol to attract attention. | If Kefauver decides to run, the: extent of his campaign will be based on many political—and fi- nancial angles. In 1952 he had and it wasn’t When told by a reporter on his return from the Far East that certain New Yorkers were ready to back him, Kefauver cracked, “I'd be glad to get their identi- fication." OILING BANDW\GON It is a fact, however, that sup- JUVenile Delinquency subcommit-| porters are already oiling up the ‘**: Fefauver bandwagon to get their Praise from many payents. ° man eff to a fast start. Lawyers William Roberts of Washington and Bradley Eben of Chicago have independently taken a 2-year lease on an office which will be available @s campaign headquarters. Roberts reports that Kefauver's Kefauver, | presidential nomination.” | porters predict. “Today the Sen- observer. start from scratch in all the pri- maries. Now he knows a lot of | people and they know him. He | will not have to go through as | extensive or expensive a cam- paign.”’ close to Kefauver that g cratic organization. reason they give: BROKE THE RULE ‘ming up the Dixon Yates public, power furore which is one of the- | Democrats’ rankled about, fauver"’’ personal appearance on @rive for the presidency will be . , Considerably more organized and show more © savvy in 1966. He t der ont Nixon, “If I run for anything,’’ states Democratic ticket. “it will be only for the aq can't imagine any Tennes- see delegation going to the con- This almost certain ‘primary | vention and not supporting Ke- campaign will not be as tough a fauver if he has a chance te be fight as jt was in 1952, his su | President,” explains an expert. “Clement will have to give him ator is well known,” explains an i bed king | at a at = start.” “Before he had te ~——— MYER‘S Get Acquainted Offer! GENUINE BLUE WHITE V4 Ct. DIAMOND It is further contended by those he has. ained more respect in the Demo- Here are the He has taken a lead in drum- PAY ONLY ‘9.00 Now 1.00 Weekly Limited Time Only WWAE PWM } 4 "i TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER OPEN EVERY THURS. - FRI-SAT. to 9 P.M. ng best issues to date.) As new chairman of the Senate his hearings have brought | One thing old-timers are still | however, is Ke- RS OO the convention floor in 1952. 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M. icated they will raise the.‘ | crooks and Communists.” . * * * ‘lof transportation workers in New the board meeting that an “‘isola-|~ tion’ period for the TWU might convince the members that they belong in the new labor group of} approximately 15, million mem-) ners. * * * The TWU leadership — headed by the fiery Michael J. Quill — has balked at the merger on the ground that the proposed AFL-CIO constitution does not provide ade-. quate safeguards against ‘Three Rs.’ These are racial discrimina- tion, racketetring and raiding of) one union's membership by an-' other i x . THE THREE R's - Leaders of the TWU have indi- ‘Three | R's" issue at the CIO convention |here tomorrow and Friday. Reuther, disputing the TWU, leaders’ stand at the news confer- ence, said the antidiscrimination| section is ‘‘one of the finest docu-| ments"’ in the proposed consti- tution, The antiracketeering sec-|' tion, Reuther said, shows simply that “there is noe place in the |American labor movement for | The TWU is composed largely | York and some other cities. There | also are railroad and airline non- operating workers on its rolls. Reuther, who. has been picked tentatively to head the industrial union organizing department of the AFL-CIO, told newsmen he is op- posed to admitting the Internation- al Longshoremen's Assn., as pres- ently constituted, The ILA has been independent since it was ousted from the AFL | more than two years ago for fail- | ure to cleanse itself of racketeer- | ing elements. 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SAGINAW ST. ae Phones: FE 4-1516 ond FE 5-2100 Ry Full Stock -of > THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 | Waterford, Troy Complete Plans Proceeds Scheduled for’ Christmas Orders Needy Goodfellow groups of two town- ships, Waterford and Trey, will | conduct annual Goodfellow news-. paper sales in their areas this- weekend. In Waterford’ the sale of The Pontiac Press will be held on Sat- arday: ‘from daylight to dark. Waterford Township Police and tn departments, along with ‘bervice organizations and individ ‘wal volunteers will conduct the sale, headed by President supe | to os [ 3,500 of 6, 6000 Registered | Scheduled Dec. 12 in Troy asi RUTH REED ress Correspondent a ee Fong, can- \didate for mayor heads the only complete slate of candidates for ‘city offices in Troy’s first city gov- ‘ernment election, Dec. 12. Long's slate will consist of Roy 'L. Duncan, Clifford F. Sutermeis-| ter, Jr... Walter A. Burnard, George Y. Yeokum and Louis Charies*H: Losey, justice and Ce- ville H. Mason, associate justice, Another candidate for mayor = French Election. [Charles for -commissioners,...with _ the Police Department group, head- postion Fire conaraiaar ;*Goal of the group, as usual, is eNews - sold on Yoorheis and Telegraph roads by by Chief Frank VanAtta of aterford Township. At Huron and Telegraph, also-at Elizabeth Lake a Telegraph, firemen will be tioned, with Acting Fire Chief) Edward Smith directing. {SSUE TO NEEDY “Other officers in the drive are on Price, vice president; Mrs. Bes Springer, secretary; Clayton rainte, treasurer; and Lok Frank Koches, secretary of wel- fare. Soncrainte is in charge of gales. < © ‘The Waterford Goodtetiows will former Premier Campaign Starts Socialists Launch Drive Against Faure, Ousting) of National Assembly PARIS ® — France's election icampaign got off to a booming jstart today only a few hours after Premier Edgar Faure's govern- ment dissolved the National As- isembly. The Socialists and backers of Pierre ‘Mendes- France lost no time in opening their drive for votes-in the nation- wide election, expected to be set for Jan. 8. They turned their heaviest propaganda artillery Christmas orders to the ay Faure and the dissolution. " peedy, distributing toys, candy : ngs Sa dre mace ithe Assenibly—the first such move - {in the history of ‘Fourth Republic — was announced and = nuts ers. »» Persons wishing to turn in names @f needy candidates for this Christ- | thas may call Mrs. Koches at OR’ 3.8673. ln Troy, the sale will take place @ Friday, (tomorrow) with the ip police and fire depart- participating. ‘¢ Troy’s goal in The Pontiac “Press sale this year is $2,000. From this the group will distrib- Ste gifts and groceries to the Reedy families in the township at stime ' and throughout coming year, “Goodfellow officials for Troy are lauren Ford, chairman; David » treasurer, Sherwood | wer, secretary; and William Hpaver, in charge of sales. #The Troy sales will be conducted the following corners: ~Sixteen Mile and Rochester; 15 lieving the change would help his Mile and Rochester; 15 Mile and: : 15 Mile and John R; Hle and Adams; } Mile erik and Livernois. $ County Deaths Road, will be held at 9:30 ‘@m. Saturday at Sacred Heart . Imlay City, with burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery there. The will be at the family home Friday morning until time } a service. Mrs. Lobstein died at Lapeer General Hos- s Edward D. Nolin “SIMLAY CITY— Service for Ed- Ward D. Nolin, 48, Imlay City, will be held at 2 pm, * Friday, from the Lester Smith and Son Home, with burial in the Imlay Township Cemetery. Mr. Nolin died Tuesday. . Sarah Broughton < WASHINGTON — Service for Broughton, 89, will be held a 2 p.m. Friday from the Pixley Funeral Home with burial in Mt. _ Avon Cemetery. She died Wednes- day in the Martha T. Berry Hos- pital, Mt. Clemens. “Miss Broughton was a nurse in County for many years. Only survivors are severa] nieces and nephews. : Milo E. Phipps S ORTONVILLE Service for Milo B. Phipps, 80, 2295 Hadley Rd., ‘be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the/ F. Sherman -Fuheral .Home, with burial in Ortonville Ceme- tery. Mr. Phipps died Wednesday at Goodrich Hospital. ~ -, Survivors include one son, Harlo of Pontiac; one daughter, Mrs. Lillian Wilton of Pontiac: one brother, Arthur, of Oakwood: and six grandchildren. David McGhee “LAKE ORION—Service for Da- McGhee, 65, 508 Joslyn Rd., ill be held at 2 p.m. Saturday Allen’s Funeral Home with bur- to follow in White Chapel Me- Cernetery. Masonic grave- _ service will be under the } of Orion Lodge No. 46, William D. Brown 4 : 5 Mirlon Dr., at 2 p.m. Friday at Oakland died "WATERFORD oe ue WNSHIP— for Fore Wayne Staley, The 318-218 vote, however, per- 18 Mile and Liv-| ; 16 Mile and John R, and! Memorial eney- The in-|, Cuttin Sits The Cabinet decision to dissolve City Government Election* is Frank Costello, 17 years a Trey resident, and president of the Board of Education, volun. teer fire department and a mem- ber of the Charter Commission. Third candidate for top position is Marvin Kuschinsky, 10 years a Troy resident. Before coming to Troy, he served thee years as constable, five years as deputy township clerk and five years as justice of : the: ‘peace in Buena - — township. na, ' The Troy election is non - par- aj bean: RUNNING FOR COMMISSION Twenty-five candidates filed pe- titions for nine public offices. Rurr+- ning for three-year terms on the commission are Ernest Gray, J. Wesley Smith, Carl W. Campbell, and Edward J. Armstrong. Fer commissioners on two-year term are George W. Ford, El. mer W. Lowe, Clarence DeLoy, Henry M. Godfrey, and Fred-— erick Lee Butcher. Running for a one-year term is Donald Lance, Gerald F,. Hanna- ford, Gerald L. Scofield, and Bud Findlay. Scott C. Belya is presiding jus- tice candidate and Tony Lubin- sky Jr., associate justice. Troy officials say registration was light—an approximate 3600 out of a possible 6000. Clifton Truesdell, Troy Township clerk, made an effort to get citizens out to register by touring the township in-—a special trailer booth, Norman R. Barnard, supervisor the postwar last night. It gives Faure the early) lelection the Assembly had denied) him. The Assembly handed Faure a vote of no confidence Tuesday, largely because of its opposition to his campaign for early elections. mitted use of a clause in the 1346 constitution providing dissolution) of the Assembly by the Cabinet if] two governments were defeated on votes of confidence by a majority of all members of the House with- in an 18-month period. Mendes-France, who still is in the process of reorganizing and tightening his grip on the Radical Socialist party, wanted the elec- tions delayed to give him more time to prepare for a campaign. ‘He also had pushed for election of \individual deputies by districts, be- of Troy Township, will not run for any of the public offices. AWOL Sailor of Berkley Nabbed in 3 Mile Chase BERKLEY (INS) — An AWOL sailor driving a stolen car was ar- rested by State Police early today after a three-mile chase in which two shots were fired. Thomas R: McPeek, 20, of Berkley, was captured in a clump of woods after he fled the car in Southfield Township while the vehicle was still moving. Police were Igoking for the car after McPeek drove into a Set Deicaion in South Lyon Sunday Program will Officially Open New High School SOUTH LYON — Dedication of the new South Lyon High School will be held from 2: to 4 p.m. Sunday at the School. Main speaker for the event will be Dr. Howard Jones of the Uni- program will be Mayor Albert Weinburger, the Rev. Orville F. Roth, Frank Bartlett, Mrs. Wil liam Amrhein, and Gerald Hart- man. The new $512,000 school has eight classrooms, administrative offices, library facilities and complete accommodations for the vocational department in- ‘versity ‘of Michigan.” Also’ ‘on the} ing-capacity gymnasium. Romeo Lions to Get Deed Service Club Planning to Develop Property for Community Use ROMEO—The Romeo Lions Club is planning an impressive cere- mony Monday night when Presi- dent Jewel West officially accepts the deed to the oia Athletic Field from the board of education. Culminating ten months of ne- gotiations the local service club plans to continue its original idea of developing the property for community use. Many mon >y-rais- ing projects were undertaken to make the final purchase possible. Special guests of the club will be members of the school board. The ceremony will be staged in the Lions Den on North Main street following the regular din- ner meeting. gas station and got $6 worth of gas, then sped off without paying. McPeek said he was stationed at Grosse Ile and had been faction. yee fe Friday from. the Funeral Home: iS & Banford, will be held at 2, , TM. Mr, Staley feat Ae oe mo: a beget costumes to be Lemme FASHION — ‘Feature of the Weekly Square Datice, Saturday, at the Waterford Community Hall on Williams Lake Road, Cc. 2. God. will be an antique fashion. show. Dancing will begin at 9 p. m., and with ‘burial the show will be held during intermission. Free Mance ‘instructions Cemetery ‘in Carrier) are being given at the weekly dances, to all persons desiring to learn Ged gud the art. Above, Margaret Ann Beattie wears one of the many “a AWOL for the past two days. Grand Opening Today for New Family Shop Family Shop at 3371 Orchard Lake| Rd. will have its grand opening mens and children’s wear, notions} and sundries. Mr. and Mrs, Michael Niznik, owners and managers, have three children; JoAnn, 16, Bar- have named their store the “Family Shop,” because the whole family helped to get the | store under way, Mrs. Niznik has been in the! clothing business in the past and “ey |Niznik was formerly an independ-| dent grocer. They live in Detroit) but plan to move into the area in the near future. Chrysler Reports Rise in Retail Deliveries DETROIT i®—Chrysler Carp. re- . |ported today retail deliveries of its Chrysler Division line from Jan. 1 through Nov. 20 numbered 148,- 292 units. | | 6) cent over sales for the same pe- riod last year, | The division also reported sales, Will be sold by club members, and \for the 10 day period ending Nov. |20 this year were 4,026, an in-) ‘crease of 9.6 per cent over the lnoy Scouts to Sponsor Pancake Supper Dec. 3 FOUR TOWNS—Four Towns Boy Stouts, troop 67 are sponsoring a pancake supper, with serving be-| tween 5 and 7 p.m. Saturday, at ‘!the Four Towns Methodist Church. Everyone is invited. Proceeds will go to scout activi: ties. This was an increase of 75.8 per’ cluding commercial, agricul- ae h Ing, science, LJ . me = is gd so ineluded is a_ cafeteria. multi-purpose room, shower rooms pa for both boys and girls, a spe- ge cial music room and an 800-séat- ee ee st te < BETTIN’ ON BUNNY — Lile Lewter, 10, of Lubbock, Texas, cherishes the ‘blue ribbon won by his Hereford steer, “Bunny,” at Nancy Turner, 16, of Champaign, Il. _the International Livestock Exposition this week. Gran@ champion- ship wes leter taken hy an Aberdeen Angus owned ty redhelsed Approves Plan Conditional Yes Given to Widening Street a in Holly | HOLLY—The village council has given conditional approval to the plan for the widening of North. Saginaw Street for nearly a mile. This also is the route of the M87 state highway. = | = s * % The widening to'a pavement of nearly 50 feet would extend from the end of Oakland Street, north! lto the Grange Hall road, and would WEST BLOOMFIELD — Niznik’s|¢liminate most of the present heen announced by curve around Bevin's Lake. The approximate cost is to be | | be covered by federal funds, the other half to be divided equally | | between the village and state. | When the necessary legal quirements are worked out, re- it is! bara, 9, and Michael, 7. They expected the council will give the Ste. iproject its full approval at their, , inext meeting. ‘Baton Club — iat Milford Slates Dance MILFORD—The Baton Club of) Milford High School is sponsoring a floor show and dance at the Mil- ford Teen-Canteen at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10. Club officers elected for this year are , Barbara Dahli; vice president, Lolita Bo- kor; secretary-treasurer, Syivia Bokor afd Historian, Jane Bou- chart. | Tickets for the floor show-dance lat the door. Brandon Grange Plans Potluck Meet Saturday ORTONVILLE—The next meet- lenteenth annual dinner of the New ‘Announce Son’s Christmas Fair to Pontiac Foundation : Immigrants ‘thankful for the benefits tHey have recewves in Pontiac, last night do- | ated $335 to the Pontiac Foun-| dation They - “were attending the sev- Citizens League in Pontiac Senior High School. Mayor William A. Donaldson, Ortonville Pair _ Nov. 23 Marriage | | ORTONVILLE—The marriage of! to this country, | chairman et the Foundation, thanked the group by letter for its contribution toward a new civic auditorium, “Your group is to be congratu- lated in being one of the first to sponsor a spirit of cooperation to secure the things for our com-| munity which we cannot obtain, as individuals,” he wriote. Donaldson is attending a meet- mg of city officials in Florida this week. , Speaking at the dinner. Charles \W. Snyder, retired Detroit police- |man, said: * Ld Ld “As new citizens, one of your Village Council Immigrants Donate $335Benson Reveals 6-Point Project Ike-Approved Program to Deal With the Acute Farm Situation | CHICAGO wW—Secretary of Ag- riculture Benson today announced ia six-point program for dealing with the acute farm situation. He said it will be presented to Con- gress in Saray * | In a speech prepared for a meet- ling of the Republican National Committee, he said President Ei- senhower had recently approved Ralph G. Turnbull of Mt. Pleasant greatest jobs is to give youth of|the plan. It includes: and Ruth Boger of Weidman has Mr. and Mrs.' of Grange Hall ‘groom's parents, ‘Bliss Turnbull today. The store will carry ladies. $140,000, one-half of which would road, Ortonville. The vows were repeated at 8 | p-m. Wednesday, Nov. 23 in the Weidman Methodist Chureh, Following the ceremony, the cou- ple took a wedding trip to Sault Marie. Church Slates busy preparing -finat touches for’ the booths for the annual Christ- mas Bazaar of the Commerce Charch which will be held ard, \day, from 2 to 8 p.m. in the church |basement. The Elizabeth Asbury circle will show movies in the church audi- Kiddies house. Other booths will incinde aprons, pantry shelf, white ele- | phants, needlework, baked goods, refreshments and homeniade candy. . Karnival in the Parish A religious corner will be under ing of Brandon Grange 973, will be Saturday, A potluck dinner will be held at 7:30 p.m., before th business meeting, Groveland Grange has been invited as guests. Marvin Alward of Pontiac will igi jtional Grange Convention in Cleve- land. SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP -- Some 300 residents last night at- tended the meeting of the South- field Township Civic Assn. at So high school. Many of the council candidates were on hand to discuss the pro- posed charter of the recently in- corporated city. The most controversal points rather ‘than the election ot city clerk County Calendar Towns tna’ Wererford call (per rail sey at 8 p.m. Bad. Sain box yo ps a : =a Iso. be held. All ad we scout Disputed Charter Points Discussed in Southtield and treasurer and the “weak” toning plan. Voters go to the polls Dec. 12 to select their councilmen and ac- cept or reject their charter. ve a report onthe recent Na-Slate Winter Frolic | iwhich meets twice a month. nounce the John Jr. the direction of Mrs. Mike Kin- port. A silhouette booth, under the . leadership of the Catherine Booth © circle, will again be popular for the up-to-date pictures of children. AVON TOWNSHIP—Style ‘Step- pers Square Dance Club will hold its ‘‘Winter Frolic’ at the Avon- dale Community building on Au-); burn Road Saturday. at 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tom are |membership chairmen for the club | County Births : White Lake T Mr. and rs. onoowane dakubik an- irth of & son, Leonard t * 930-382 Mein Street. Furniture at Its Finest OL 2212101 1.9642 # Rochester, Mich. today the kind of leadership that —- of government in- the fu-: ture.’ i Snyder is now executive secre- | tary of. the Michigan Cartage- | men's Associations, Other honored guests were in- | troduced by Miss Janice Antona. jhigh s@hool instructor who teaches | citizenship and English to immi- grants studying to. become eciti- zens, * * * They included Rep. George A. | Dondero, Sidney Freed, Court Ex- lumines for the Department of Jus- tice in Detroit: Oakland ‘County Court Clerk; Rich- | ard Fell, Director of Vocational COMMERCE — All circles are education at the high school and) . leaders of izations. several veterans organ- Plan Square Dance COMMERCE — The Commerce Gay Timers will hold a square) Lynn D. Allen, | 1. Stepped up surplus disposal the bride-|wint enable them to take over the and expansion of exports. 2. A vigorous purchase program to remove gluis. * } 3, Enlarged soil] conservation and lincentive payment programing, es- |peciajly in drought areas. 4. Expansion of the. rural de- velopment program for low-income arm families, | 5. Stepped-up research, empha- |sizing lower production costs, new juses for farm products, and .ex- | pansion of markets, 6. A speedup in a 10-state Great | Plains program to make better use Cs wheat and grazing land. Bénson said the program, now jin preparation, was not ready for /discussion in detail. . “It will — no nostrum. no one- | shot remedy, no cureéall,” he said. “It will be comeracuve: . s * He said the Democrats have picked “agriculture as the major jdomestic battlefield for 1956" after failing in prophesying ‘‘disaster" dance Saturday at the Union Lake and. attacking Eisenhower's torium during the afternoon. The |Mary Reed group is preparing a iSchool from = to 12 midnight.|“‘churchgoing activities.”’ Dancers to Open Series WATER FORD TOW NSHIP ‘The first concert for the Water. ford Civic Music Assn. series will, be presented Thursday, Dec: 15, at! 8:30 p.m. in the Isaac E. Crary Junior High- School auditorium. Folk dancers Goya and Mattee are scheduled to open the series re night with thelr program of “Dances of the World.” Second in the series will be Vi- enna Choir Boys, who will be heard Jan. 16. The _Piano duo of Lubo- ishutz and Nemenott wi be heard Feb. 1 and baritotie Carl Palangi lon March z Set 25 MPH Speed Limit WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —At the request of the Township Board, Michigan State Police and the Oak- land County Road -Commission have designated Farnsworth Street here (formerly Cedar Drive) as a 25-mile-per-hour zone because of its —_ to Dublin School, e Gowns hy e Robes $ PAY NO “MONEY DOWN Easy Terms! NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. ~ 9 So. Saginaw, Pontiac A i : 2 1 _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, W055 Lt E—17 Politicians Bandy Meaning of Words to Everyone’ s Utter Confusion, a little difficulty seeing eye on what is “construc- thought he was putting his best ae eee oe presidency on a note of ration,” suddenly discovered Gorra ceeke ce cay geamiauas |Democtets abhor the word. In the 1852 éampaign Dulles may have thought he was ‘‘construc-|: tive” with his blasts at the Demo- crats’ foreign policy. They didn’t seem to think so at the time and may even throw some of his 1952 speeches baek at him in 1956. CREATE CSIsIs In 1952 he said, “We i cacala create crises for Russia instead .of Russia creating crises tor us.’ He's been secretary since 1953 but this country has created no crises for Russia. reportedly gave American, allies In 1952 he said many nations| the jitters when he talked of ‘“‘mas- feared the United States ‘‘may/|Sive retaliation” against the Reds. itat t jomell precipitate atomic war- In 1952 = ap “disintegrate the empire of Soviet fare.” But Dulles, as secretary, But in ‘the years, since Dulles be- came secretary, the satellites are just as firmly satellites as before. lining his program if elected presi-' dent, that Stevenson said, ‘‘Mod- Firm Reports New High |Russia” from within, How? By|¢ration is the spirit of the times.” cca Hig “passive Pomlatunce! serena taal He added that moderation must in Natural Gas Sales ~/.54 noncooperation”” in the satel-|ot be confused. with stagnation, JACKSON (@®--Consumers Power lites. DIDN'T SIT WELL Co, today said a new recos§ for gas used by customers was set during the 24-hour period ending 9 a.m. Tuesday, Consumers President Dan, E.! Karn said more than 400 thousand customers in spme 200 upstate ’|Michigan communities used just over 443 million cubic feet, ‘BAD REACTION i This didn’t sit well with” New = ‘much a bed reaction—to who insists he’s not actively seek-| ‘ es some Dulles seemed to be urging|in the Democratic presidential the unarmed satellite people to re-| nomination although he has made volt against their Communist mas-|so many speeches lately that some ters=that afew days later he said |people are unconvinced. he meant only there were ‘‘peace-|ing a previous high of 382 million! ful ways” to do the job. | established. last Jan. 26, STARTS and STOPS IT! HAND BRAKE \ York's Gov. Averell: Harriman,| supply in — years: He told a ‘news conference—the But the American Colle day after Stevensun's soeecy, — there is no such word as ‘“moder-) f ate” in the Democrajic party, It|T¥lity of being moderate, re-| Then joes a Ger, G. Mennen theless got a lot of publicity mile ege Dic- ileas out of mis: qekiciom. ‘tionary says of ‘‘moderation" It was in‘his Nov. 19 speech, out- jis not “known whether Harriman/straint; avoidance of tytremes;|Williams got in on: the act;—He looked up the word before 3 used | a it. isaid: “It is upsetting now to hear * * \from our side counsels for a pause ; lt a doesn't want to be. for _ breathtaking and moderatioh “considered moderate, he can hard-| But so far ‘he hasn't offered any- y want to be considered the or | gee very startling either. \Eye Air-Cooling Law GRAND RAPIDS w—City Water | Department officials plan to con- posite, which is immoderate. The| sult Dec. 12 with city attorneys aieaary says of ‘“‘immodera- Air Flights on Rise on a proposed ordinance to require tion’: exceeding or reason-| ; . ; licensing and regulate use of air- able limits; = extreme) | NE YORK=Only shot S008 conditioning equipment that * 8 ¢ 1000 of the nation's 165.000,000 popu- pends upon a water supply. They ‘Although Harriman hasn't said‘lation accounted for the record said such equipment has created anything so far that makes any | 35,000,000 passengers carried .on a heavy demand on the city water program he has look much dif- United States scheduled airlines in ferent. from Stevenson‘ 8, » hen never- 194. _ BRAND NEW NO MONEY DOWN! ettachments Genuine General-Electric SALE! AND TRADE. BU | FREE BUNK BED, *" DINETTE SET or. pANGE--Wiiie They Last! ino MONEY DOWN - OPEN TONIGHT, FRIDAY and SATURDAY to a 4 j COMPLETE OUTFIT “A 125 W. HU 5-PIECE Chrome Dinette OUTFIT NK BED. GAS All HMestratfone Typity Similar Selections! 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I don't think an actor ever re- ; tions about the easy way he’s found | success on TV mental organizations announced tires—unless- he* can’t get a job) He replies: today. anywhere. Of course, 1 would) > “DEAR OIL: According to Chairman Thomas |quit at least a few days before, E RR EE Ue ee ee ee - ‘deeply: concerned about you’ __Wax_deeply sentimental They —they-stened—me-. — “Ted Husing underwent surgery in Miami. 3 * wife, Freda Larsen, is a regular feature $f 000-just to sing “Barber of Seville” at the opening of Miami that happens. But' you never can| the event will be the first national tell; you might wait two or three) display of jts kind. = and a role will come out Sponsors will inctade the State from under : ro: . | of Michigan, U. 5S. Department of | Commerce, City of Detroit, De- | Lind ~~ sm ae Bee. py a troit Board of Commerce, Greater ie pig oa < Spe pes Michigan Inc., Mighigan CIO Coun- ee and he felt pretty good — cil, Michigan Economic Develop- | despite, or perhaps because of, his _{ment Commission, Michigan. Em- | ‘most strenuous role in years. . hep spied oe Since Tracy has left his long Michigan Manufacturers: Ass'n, tenancy nd aa there mibrges ireports at was going re- and the Small Business Adminis- | ‘tire. He scoffed at these, but added tration. nee wryly, “I don’t know how much ir ‘longer people will want to look at ‘Studebaker Announces this pan.” a a ee ce Prices on. New Hawks "probably as long as S wants _ SOUTH BEND, “ind. (INS)—The to expose it. The two-time - Oscar | Studebaker Division of Stude- winner is still one of the screen's |baker-Packard Corp. yesterday stalwarts and he shows no signs | announced prices for the first line of slowing down. “You're just as nosy as ever and, from your pictures, con-/ Reid, of the Ford Motor Company, | | siderably fatter. In the head, that is, because that’s the only part of your anatomy you. are willing to display. “It's true—I was extremely reluctant to do the quiz show. There were hundreds of them and they all revolted me. All joy boys who either yocked it up'or gave it the religious | attitude I told them I would not go for any of this non- sense. That I would neither laugh it. up hysterically nor would have to take me as I actually was. And, since they couldn't get anything cheaper, GROUCHO “The show is a breeze. 7 meet with the director ~ every of sports-type cars to be offered) As a matter of fact, he just re- ‘turned from the toughest ee by American producer. of his “The Mountain” Tuesday for two hours—and that’s it. Other than that, I go to the Derby on Wednesday night at 7, enter the theater at|* The announcement coincided career. ' 8. get Pancake slapped on my kisser, warm up the audience) with special showings of Stude- tn the. Alps. night on Mt. Blanc with a firebrand and some elderly Jokes, do the show, discard baker's new Hawk line of full-size, in Ps. ee the Pancake and—unless I pick up a dame on Sunset Blvd.—| five-passenger sports-type models} «Jt was a these enue trip up the ahd back home at 10. being held ig dealer showrooms mountain every day,” he said. “I hope this answers your prying letter. today. ‘And sometimes we had to walk Regards, Other ‘models range price three hours over rock and snow to GROUCHO.” from $1809 to $2257. iget to the location.” - = * * THE READERS WRITE: “Love is a Money-Splendored Thing”—Morris Frisch, NYC; “If Ed Murrow interviewed the. editors of ‘Confidential’ and ‘Uncensored,’ ry ~ would he call his program ‘Poison-to- | Poison'?” THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Gloria De Haven, who tiffed with Mil- | ton Berle, flies up from Miami to do the .~ Perry Como show this week—and prom- : ises to be on time ... Mrs. Dean Mar- tim’s thinking things over in NY_... in x * Starlet Peggy. Connolly's last three dates were with B. Crosby—D. Martin— F, Sinatra .. . Marlon Brando, at Bird- land with his sister, was mobbed and had to use the waiters’ washroom .. . Zsa Zsa Gabor bought 33Gs worth of Paris gowns ..Gag writer Arnie Rosen's of. Bert Parks’ “Stop the Music” show. “FREDA_ Winthrop Aldrich is reported set to retire Jan. 1 as am-| dor to England .. . Bob Cummings sent TV producer Pati O’Neil a gift—a live ocelot ... Mario Lanza rejected Beach's Hotel Seville. | EARL’S PEARLS ... We heard a minister say recently that some families think church is like a con- vention—they send one representative.— Dighton (Kan.) Herald. x * * * * WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Some women grow old before thelr | time trying to look young after their time.”—Vaughn Monroe. | TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: One ’56 car, Texas version, is so. elaborate (notes Bob Olin) that it has a combination safety | amd money belt. That's earl, brother. nt (Copyright 1955, the Hall Se Inc.) JEFF RICHARDS KEENAN WYNN Beauty. ee . - pe rsshge : ——_______ ie The story of | more than 50,000, Shares are to Spectacle... The Prodigal Move fo Head Off be accepted in order of receipt. Love... ¢ Son who lefe nders must be made not.later |than the close of business Dec. 8. | The purchaser will pay transfer | taxes. : Stockholders of Diamond T will . : Orp-| meet Dec. 12 to vote on the sale s@fd yesterday the firm is solicit-| of assets to White Motor.Co., a proxies from stockholders of Cleveland firm that also makes mond T Motor Car Co. im 4) trucks, to block a proposed sale of ¢ © « d T assets to the White’ In a statement to shareholders, Motor Co. Bohn declared the Diamond T| Bohn owns 50,500 shares of Die-| assets which would be sold to'}" mond T, a Chicago firm that white Motor are worth more —myakes motor trucks. ‘than the proposed price off | Bohn offered to pay $25 a share | $8,622, 781. : in inviting tenders of 50,000 shares | pe of Diamond T stock from holders, Coal, ‘copper, magnesite, lead] | of record on Nov. 14. Bohn stip-| and limestone deposits have been | ; * ulated that the tenders must be found in India’s State of Uttar) his father's house for the fleshpots of sin-ridden Damascus! Temptation L — Sle of Truck Firm DETROIT w — Offciials of the Aluminum & Brass Corp. 2 Years in the making! é proxy ‘Bohn said it reserves the right ‘Tracy. Is Much Too Busy to Think of Quitting Films ito the peak suddenly stopped. The ‘under Fred Zirmeman's direction ‘en to metal work classes, at Ar- He .and costar Robert Wagner got the scare of their lives when the suspended car taking them. up jolt swung the bottom of the car ‘up to the cable, and ‘there was nothing but rarified air—and lots of it—beneath them. They were ‘stranded for 35 harrowing minutes ch service | wen resumed. Tracy, ee ee Haw- ward and Ernest Hemingway are; partners in filming “The Old Man ‘and the Sea.” They'll shoot it ‘in Cuba starting next April. Tracy said the script will be largely Hemingway's words: * * ¢@ “And what words!” he enthused. “This is going to- be a great one. The only thing that Worries me is| how can I follow ‘The Old Map) __land the Sea’? —~--—- An evening school has invited men to cookery classes and wom- “THE PONTIAC. PRESS. _ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 Food Prices Lowest Since Before War Taking Enlistments : Balistments in’ the: US. Army Second Infantry Division uled to be rotated to Alaska this]! NEW YORK Uh—-Wholésale food Bradstreet Index reached the low- “The index dipped to $5,99 from $6.02 a week ago and $6.85-a year ago. It was the lowest figure since June 20, Me, coe te inten wae at $396. The index rere the total each of 31 foods in general use. ‘Lower at wholesale this week were flour, rye, oats, bellies, lard, eggs, cottonseed oil, potatoes and lambs. Higher were wheat, corn, hams, coffee, meets and eee. New Airport Busy CHICAGO (INS) The new ‘O'Hare International Airport, out- , assistant chief. bosealrt engineer for the city airport con- sultant office, said that by 1970, O'Hare will be eapable of handling nold England. 22,000,000 naees a year, summer as prices as measured by the Dun &/|% est -point this week since—just_be-|¥ fore the start of the Korean War.!& lost at wholesale of one pound|@ side Chicago, will be ten times|§ larger than Midway Airport, the|« _world’s— John 7% 44 if + fs £4 Easy Terms! CLOTHING CO.- § 9 So. Saginaw, Pontiac — REMEMBER Ricgate from MeG-M starring aécompanied by an irrevocable Pradesh, Lucknow reports, to purchase additional shares but | it has no obligation to purchase’ | THURS. Thru SAT. VISTAVISION et anne the beaut Rivierat WED. ond THURS. | BURT LANCASTER Kentu niuckian CARY GRACE GRANT KELLY - LANA TURNER EDMUND PURDOM LOUIS CALHERN om AUDREY DALTON- JAMES MITCHELL SAT. (cham 1 P.M a aS i | 1:00—The Bowery Boys in “HIGH SOCIETY” (Note—This Replaces “The Prodigal” First Show) 2:00—FIVE CARTOONS 2:45—"'THE- MARAUDERS” Dan. Duryea TO CATCH A THIEF 5 JARMA LEWS: FRAN SINATRA DED Eh THIS GENTLEMAN PREFERS GIRLS! MANY TRIED BUT ONLY ONE SUCCEEDED...SEE HOW SHE DID IT IN ender Trap UDA MAINE CEENTEOLM - un. seu a cum CHARLES WALTERS - LAWRENCE WEWNGARTEN Screen Play by * JULIUS €PSI tN © Baced on the Play by MAK SHULMAN and ROBERT PAUL And Presented On the New York Stage by CLINTON Wil, Features At—1:00 3:08 - 5:08 - 7:16 - 9:26 he ene SHO ‘» DRAMA OF TODAY'S - *" TEENAGE TERROR! TEENAGE CKING | | ‘outa cot CARER 3 4:10—Lana Turner “THE PRODIGAL” aN MGM PICTURE EXTRA: Late World News oo. ; / COMING: John Wayne ia Tent ced bavk | Coneos in COLOR and CINEMASCOPE! __ “BLOOD ALLEY” TODAY Thra B OORS OreN ON OUR SATURDAY AT 10:45 GIANT = ff SUNDAYS 12:45 SCREEN! OF TERR NOW PLAYING ‘thru SATURDAY! THEY BRAVED BERLIN'S ZONE OR.. AT 12:00» 4:00» 1200» 10:00 STARTS STORY”’ Also SUNDAY — “THE ANNAPOLIS 0 “THE FAR HORIZONS” NATIONAL .RADIOACTIVE PLATE \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 a Radioactive Dinner Plates By JULIUS GOLDEN ALBUQUERQUE wm — Dr, Lin- coln LaPaz sat for his noontime meal, ph a Geiger’ counter on the table and watched it go nuts ever his dishware. . * * “Before the day was through, La- Paz, head of the Western world’s only institute of meteoritics, at the University. of New Mexico, found himself with a disturbed wife tell- ing him to get rid of the dishes. He also has a “baffling mystery’”’ “and theorized that a couple of plate manufacturers may be sitting on a uranium mine. What LaPaz discovered while testing a package he had received was that the orange glaze on his pottery plates was sending out 1.5 milliroentgens per hour compared at Home Baffle Professor to background ‘radioactivity in the air of .03 milliroentgens. In other words, the plates from which he had been eating the past week were. radioactive, although appar- ently not dangerously ‘so, The radioactivity was confined: to the orange glaze. The pottery jitself was not radioactive. The jplates, he said, were from two dif- ferent manufacturers and in each case gave off the same amount of) radioactivity. ; COLOR MATERIAL | Asked what he thought caused the radioactivity, LaPaz said: “The only thing I can say is this: I'd like to know where they get the coloring material. I'd sure as heck stake a claim.” LaPaz discovered the radioactive dishware gbecause of habit. Since \a newspaper editor at Dalhart, Tex., sent him a 33-pound half cylinder of pure uranium several years ago, LaPaz has put a Geiger counter to all packages he receives. : * * * ¥ “The other day I got a package and carried it home,” he said. “While I was waiting for junch, I) tested the package and I got strong radioactivity, I took it to the office and opened it there. But then I got no reaction. . . * 8 “T was completely baffled and I asked Mrs. LaPaz what dishes we had on the table aftér all leads gave out. We measured the green,|- blue and yellow dishes and got no results. But when we measured the orange, the Geiger. counter. went] . | off the scale.” * * * LaPaz said he plans to test simi- lar dishware as soon as possible but not at his house. The Upper Peninsula of Mieh- igan has 150 waterfalls. Z\ MRS. MORRISSEY'S WHY DiD , of | lo SOAPED THE BOARDS ee el we AND HUNTED FOR oma i; MORRISSEY ~~ BOT. ‘ a / LU THE BLOODHOUNDS Ca eS NEVER TREED ~ dS SSN HIM fie, Ff yy: “hy . Mit YOUR MEMORY |5 AS CORRECT AS A PHONE BOOK, MAJOR f ~~ THE ACROBAT WHO HAD STOLEN © ~ \ WAS KILLED WHEN HE 6LIPPED ==] ON A SLICK SPOT ON THE ==\ STAGE ~~ THE COPS : SUSPECTED SOMEBODY __BOARDING HOUSE A EGAD, TWIGGS/ MORRISSEY READ IN YOUR MIND THAT YOU KNEW ALL THIS ~~ ASTOUNDING / we LIM-KUME f ? THAT'S WHY HE LEFT 50 SUDDENLY |. we BUT HAK- KAFF/: ve AFFECTIONS ON OUR WAY FROM TOWN . LOOK WHERE CURLY HAD US LAST NIGHT WHILE WE OH, HE'S MIGHTY CONSCIENTIOUS -- HE CAN'T RESIST * 4 SA « NE ae tA ih DR, BE sash Mi ( we le ee 4, IF = pe \ r iS = HOME IN BED! ~_” -; he Bre 7¢) Ag. ivi 4 ne a ‘a ruil ¥ A 1, ‘ i" \ gee’ Md aie ee >= + we, a OO eee WZ WAY Fa 'NO-PAY. OVERTIME sag SHOULD O’ BEEN LOOKIN’ OVER A BUNCH O’ CATTLE HE SEES ANY TIME ER PLACE! v \ atrichhas. Kaveh f : “ . ry NICK HALIDAY E—13 DON’ YOU -WANT KNOW - if WAT BE6 EET, THESE SURPRIGE ? THE LARK GKOULD BE AT GREENLEES DOCK BY NOW=- I'LL RADIO IT TO PICK US UP. y 2 a A~/, y T. V. DOPE! TTT I'D WIND \ OOP, IT'S JUST UP LOOKIN’ ) TH' WAY OF » LIKE A PW, MY GOO'NESS, —FRNIEX tm tog VS Pe OF Y Cope 1995 by Unted feonre Spndiogte, tna, Ut7, ~ YOUR DIVOT YES, LOOK, EASY! CERRALVO: 16 WHERE SHE WAS TO SHIP Q 02 SHANOY MENTIONED “pa 9 WHEN I OVERHEARD HIM OU ARE, SIR. TWO SIZES Pe eee on fee Oe, Se aaa Ps SSeS io eae a ee ae .. ; ' Fei ‘ f ‘ i . . B 2 \ . ¢ . . . a . ‘ : z : ee i , ae : Mi County ot coe ne a z HE PON r LAC PRESS. h = Notice is bereby given SS. THURSDA e ig gs avondae * Speciat Y. DECEMBE ‘ - Rig Bag 8 Be ARKE N “* R 1, 1955 _ , 4 ° : December 12, soe I Stocks : ph = re ow York Stock: - ae | . rsa wine os he Prod (Late Morning Qu 3 ' : : : _ propositions: ane (08 he ‘tollewing Bl U uce | Admiral . emotions : e a ° Li ; Bonding Propositio ETROIT ra Al -., 22° Int or ° ie hing tock Ae RS’ jAlr Reduct Harv .... - s 2 = steady to wea ’ : er Avondale paced Distr i“ DETROIT. AARKET Allied’ Chem 39.4 at Nick aah Annual communica mostly x treme twenty head ype County, 'M rict, Oak-| CHI rices on, th 1 tAP) Tuesday. Pires Pilea ULE Eo de of Spt tiac tion of Pon ae CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Srabe.00: abou ee thousand tea hundred ifty _tticaco Demand for grains! rrurn Detron rarmers’ wllis Chalmers, 618 ns Bo & 7a.. ae ork pes 2. FP. & A M. ks: tale can kent ie prime 2300. including few head So ine i» Fri., able apet-\fe 00, aay and , tts bends tas0.8) issu on the Board PRUITS$—Apple Am Ltd, ...:108.4 Jacobs mart ttt, ner at 6:30 af . around 25 } >; bulk and choice f 1,228 ‘or sar oy ©) tod of Trade |>u.; N % Delicious, fan A : ceecaes 84 Lodge Ope: Pp. m td _ lower | 22:60; several ed steers 19.00- | and purp of jay and whe 0. 1, 350-4 00 cy 500 vas A , “ate Johns : ms at 7: . \* weigh i beve: lots choice the furnishing additions too i at and soybeans sold | ings, fancy, 3.25 .bu: noe apples, green-| NEW YO! : an oa ine..., 24.5 Jones hegre 97.6 W. Mills, W: 30 p. m. a i y o : ae 2.18; mostly ‘prime and prime | Laas al meme v4 the. Junior { while feed grains were mixed lytser McIntosh, fanc as $0-3 60 bu: a — “The stock |Am Pa ..) ata Kelsey Hayes. oh M. i 10- «all Mixed Not and ts 11.50; high ‘tommercial bao ib, steers . : andthe B8ton ii ; tet xe 3.00 bu bu: No. 1,| market : an...., 66.7 Kenneco! ae, . s 1 orders| and = steers i 2 od ing ee ee “s Selling in wheat followed ea ee ec baitmen teehee we: sc:| tilted to the downside early |Am Jeger Le ot imp Clk 48 QWs | Ae ee Ee, ro | Poo lw A ped ted” hetders: 10-25 Xa: Il, Operating Tax-Ra a of light but quite wi nd news | ples. Wolf River, Se eae whe this atermope in a roe pied be on Se beg rie putebers mined weights Fi oo ed heed high choice 21.00: = 38.00; te Increase Propo-jor rain Gv e widespread snow |300-359 be: Clan’ ode ue rate trading. |Am News. vo ft Giass. 86 | Ra ~ [5S Tee Sets ot latiat and grades 11 25; mercial and good heifers 17.00-18 00: 7 pBhall ihe imitation on the total/sas ahi in parts of Kan Base Pomee eee’ wo. }. "00-1.80 e-eal |. Man t ya Am a 3 Hey. My L. 158) ayy ee G. Stra han, 21, of 92 N end 2 tgy hundred bod mined, te helfets 200 ——— somercal nares ond xes which mrty Ss, ahoma ; i | 3.00-3 50 ancy, 400 bu: y fractional Smelt _ 615 or St., pl we . t Ni -05-12.00; and do’ zs cutter gra — all ry y ‘be assessed and Texas: Th : bu; pears, Ku ai | Bo gainers in the 4m T Lockh -Airc.... $1 » pleaded guilt fie, ioe ne, 193 | ® wn to\10.00 and below; fe. ay trict, Oakland Coun Avendale Behool/Pew Crop month : ye |bu: No. 1, 2.00-2.50 eter, fancy, 3.00/active earl tn oe Tel rr on ae eto a charg y yesterday |250 ib 1 mth coined We 3 ant cows 10.00-12.00; ; bulk “utility all purposes ‘ounty, Michigan, forjof ns bore the brunt}, VEGETA : arly phase of toda = etn Ge ae e of driving whil 250 Wb 10.%5-11.28; 260-3 2 and 3s 230-;mostly 8.00-10.50; canpers and cutters the xcept taxes levied for of the selling but : i 138 behs. BLES, Sie Berta N io y's ‘ses- | nac Co. bop arilaed 2. 68.4|the ,influence e under t sow: : -310 ib 10.2§-10.75, | commeret mast utility. and eee SF There pineal also were dow old crop figares ict wetea'ts CPE ses to s(n A ce losses which ee Bs Met tre: Belsudee Mamie Eo Fusegis oo Btigegerted around Mase and ghie ane down, to, 0.00: lod char cand ee be increase Decem . ee. curly. Ne + bu. Cap-|S0Me Key j 3 , G.... 3.3/5 innegan Salable bi 2 Ib. stock, st an .. Section 22, Article ased an provided by| Soybeans ré bage. re 1, 180-260. c ssues stretched ck... wa May D str: trahant to sent| 400: cattle 16,000; bulk steer calves 22.75; X of the Co beans ran into a li nie . red. No. 1, 1.25- -_ cab- c ‘o Atcniren ot ee ee jail when he choice stee ;. salable cal and choice 439-108 Michigan, by th: e Constitution! taki a little profit- sprouts, No. 1 175 bu, cabbage around a poi At 160 ... 2 a erately rs 1,100 Ib wes|and feeders 18. Pppeesg stockers , by : ter _ No. 1 1 Refi : Mead 4{|pay a $100 fi to active and down mod- 0020.00; per cent «3 ad iret Menthe of one| after their brisk __ {No 1, oH, 18-1 80, bu Carrots nt or more. A Dy tig: peat Sooo LB ine. and fully steady; and choice 654-899 ood valuation, as of the assessed|the clos . sk rally in|topped. No 4 doz bens: carrots The veo Mig |. 61 lerck ...... 3! . weak: hel weights pas y; ether|some inferior if leaders nae. 00-18.00: br a Ben sal Disri of alt property ae ee erie of the previous No. 1, aeo-a ca eee pe. Caulifiower Pichi = aa aq scattering of | ie . os) 4a Mpls Hon .. . nae Kenneth Morris, Pt a steady te 35 higher” = Ab ower ts ~— and ‘feeders 10.00-15.00. : 5 =n 195§ to 1960. both incl ss rae rains were aided by |Ce! trate: No. 1. 100-1 Ma dae” +00 unning from frat | Benquet . 56.7 Mont Ward. ..100 ported that » Etymouth, re-|and s steady to 1.00 hi ully steady; Ives—Salable 25. . | purpose. of usive(a forecast’ for yy [Celery root, No doz. bvchs | to ractions Beth 13 M 100 | at three youths br feeders “abou her; stockers| Steady markét twads for opere providing additional cast’ for snow in fF carrots, - 1 85-100 de : a point in pivot Steel ..160 Le Boece 29 4] windo youths broke a| De. cm it steady; f v8 , compared tast re ting expenses? ®! the M in parts of|c top , No 1 1 z-, bchs : otal stocks. ‘Boeing Air. .4 Motor Wheel wand rais @ | 95 50: @ 1.190-1.250 Ib’ steers loads|™and improved; veale esday de- person voting on th idwest. Corn m aulifiower, No 1 200-2 36-200 bu.| The mé . lponmcAtees | | 68.6 Nat Bisc 84) nj : ised the hood of | 23-50; ulk choice and ‘steers 25.25-|3.00 higher: bulk sealers unevenly $1 = teiopenting “1 chase) must for small ay oO ahead|N®- 3. 400-450 ‘crate: 30 doz. Celery market opened o penny beets yd or Buc ie car while it was par ri numerous cand prime steers 19.501 39-00 | aaadherepliorees bape pinoy oy neal ai emuat gains. - doa. chs -Celer ate: No. 1. 100-1 50/ Strength, na note of|p, re Warner 44 ai. Dar R 36.6! Tenny 2 s parked on E. $0: chet prime heavy steera[32.00. gh choice and prime es ‘ ta) A eitizen of | Whe aoe dos bens. E y root, No. 1, 1.00-1.50 turned irregular and piigaered 8 melon aes yson St. early this Le shoe Mage, Chaise Gnd 90nd teen write with ‘individuals up to 34.00; Agaoricn /)6et iw the United States of eat near the end Fennel, geplant, “No. 1. 100-1: faded as tradi and then|Bris My 304 N yps “$84 morning. &@ load of prime y steers down to 12. . y and commercial mostl 44.00; enty-one (21 hour of the first Ho rnel, No. 1, 125-15 st 00 ading slowed. Grau Bake lac at Lead ... 6 1 ers 29.25. mixed stee 00; | 18.00, cull and utt ostly — 13.06- ae: | years) hour was unch | orseradish No 1 6 doz bens] Th Bud e. 24 Nat Th 46) Lou Shanas } 22. etew rs and helt. utility bulked §.00-13.00 th) A resident cs to % lower; Kehirent. N 350-400 pk. bask e Associated P: ude Co a1 "¥ Conrail .. 9 » 485 Upland St 28; bulk choice heifers 22.00 and = : _——— of the Stat December $2 CL. Leeks o 1, 100-1 mek ress aver 1 Central .. ported +4 Fe-|to low 2 geben 5 ~~ lorie +67 mentite iat aes to 2 er $2.0273:-corn unc hanged mesa ' No 1 100-150 sad rey ° bens (00 stocks at noon was ace of Calumet. t H 29.5 Nia M Pow... 33 stol that his car battery w: and phen — 9.50; test” wlty yrior te elaine oey thirty 130) days o *s higher. eve riher! $1. Tas) Secib. i ae bag NS Gaiehs at $181 with the indus cess [Camp Soup = beh need Per heaneah last night while the sat beep pple al cows 08-1 1.50; roa Poultry’ phe = OE oe € 7 toch fl ‘ Reed iin Ar Tre csrscedl tee ter 1 lower to *s higher, ee i rsaee ad he Barfly eurlticNe cl cents, the rails down pes up 10 Cin “Pee Br nee Airline BHO was on E. Tennyson St = rey mostly 23.00 down. ¢ 13.25-18.00; "veal. DETROIT POULTRY ! x “09 | o! TS- or ha = my AG i as La B * ss . tye lawful Perdoet uates Basic et Beles * 62's; rye unchanged to.! re. On doz bade one Root, No. i —ubilities unchanged. cents | and cont! Airl” cae bec Gé&aki 6 St. Vincent de Pa ’ rei bedeew| 2400; 8 tar ects ceed ane per pound t Nov. 29. (AP)i—Prices paid : ° tach gher, Decembe vo 150 ', bu P arsnins, No } a ter Cp _. 836 Pan AW 23 ul Baza 9:2 7 io feeding .o.b. Detroit for N ery val reaist : : r $1.09!.: svy- Ear arti States Careune. NG. “e ase ca” Penh air 176. 3rd and 4th me Dec. : peers 1750- y live poultry up io o. 1 quali- er Townsh bers acheter ai ef the City pas ans. 'z to 1 cent lower Jant Y- 180. 50.10 oor ee eae eae Ex el . Cater Trac " s82 ceane faye 812/12 to 6 ‘Dec ‘2 chicken dinner,| Heavy ee ee 2 tage Lees voting on Br ne $2.55%. and lard 5 to 10 “ce me aie fees No 11 PA To Led P nsive Dessert \chivaer eae hepa Da... ao children, 75¢ . 4th. Adults lige orrnteTROrT LIVESTOCK _ ste so pray er fryers oe te me: a rease proposits P el hundred . “OMS A ee h | No. 1. 1,50-2.00 b ad- ac ; (City : enney. soo.. : 0 . IT, Dec. 1 : crosses 75, Bar : pcceeee Brees of _(Proposi-| red pounds lowe es hothouse Noo 200 bu. radish.| WASHINGTON es Svi .'$a4 Pa fe +1044 , —Ady. 100. Not en _ 1 1AP)—Hogs—Salab 5-26: caponettes (4%2-5"s red Rocks as ‘& cttlsenin et = 0.60 z i r, December hes. red. tan 150 doz behs: rad-| P i IN (INS!) — On Clark Equip , 90 Pepsi —l 967! Liens Cl ; : market. ough hogs early to le arene 0, Ios) 30-32; of “America over 1 the United States : nS5 doa OCHA 100 doz behs: No t| rovidence Is! tiny Chmax Mo Cole soo 225 ub Rumma, Ca make 5} twenty-one (2 : ; chs Spinac o 1 sland no .. 612 Ptizer : Ss. ge Sale. ttle—Salab: i —— + na rene ee aie 4 bu Bausch’ “Acom ee el gascar the hearts of eth of Mada- Coig: Palm 48.5 Batips pl). 63/9 oo Thurs., Fri, Set. perp got adil msec els A et per CHICAGO ‘POU an for ee cae. Michs- Grain Prices sere Peliicous. ee et 25 bu |trees provide a delic acy Kio palm Gel ort A. 36 Philip ee : Kay. fairly aaa ee ‘Thureday ate or oe fie 29 apy 1 rhool District fer th of the squash, Hubbard No -180 bu | ‘the mil nown as -. 161 Phil 64 Rum ; _ Prime fed ste arance; chotc steady to firm on h —- Live) poultry prisritedibe date ! irtvy 30) days; CHICAGO. De Tomatoes Holhouse oN 1 100-150 bu ililonaire's salad,” Comw Ed 417 Pt Pet_..., 621 mage sale. Fi grades ers steady to st: e and ance; receipt: ens, steady to bal- : ‘ AP) bs : 2 30- says the’ Con. Edi a A Isby Mills ia . First Presbyter steers and rong; other | 81 s in coops 817 ( ic) A registered ee grain ; 1 4AP) -- Opening skt. tomatoes. Bulaost ! “a 250 . National Geo; ie ic ...... 68 Proc: + 574 n Chureh--W- pyter-|steady; utili all heifer: 3 coops, Da 948 Ib yesterday er Township sn wh or of the Cry] Wheat pk bskt Turnip No Slop oases ! reographic Societ on N Gas... 43 Pu t & G .. 94/ to 12, ~-W.-Huron 8t. 87307 . ty cows strong to $0 fully |unchanged; he: ): fo.b. paying prices The piece of ¥ ich they reside Dec. 2 Mar 5... ey Ne i3-1 28 ‘dos pehe |e heart is obt y. A! cont Can ..... 792 re Oil. .... 381 Sat., Dec. 3. —< fully cents|hens 16-18: avy hens 20-245; | light lows Foling. will be na foi-tMar 203 Mav . LETTUC 1, 1:78-2:25 bu. 4 ained by cut ont Mot ., A... —Adv,| — steady; stock old roosters | 14. s0-18.8 ae Do... 204, : rel s TTUCE AND 8 j;down a mat ufting. ee 30 9 Repub see 45.6 v. —_ 2 ers and feed : 5; ea- Precinct eT May -. Bee pues ery cabbe ALAD GREENS: C ure tree. T fit Oil ...... 94 sti... 505| Rummag TF os ‘eeders'Ib 27-29 r él Be! — Aubu sj Ju a Ge 2'4 Dec ~ we No 1, 12 = l-| Oe PS o serve 19) Com Pd Rex Dru e sale. Y¥ se sf ae oe D eee ible, OT Boe po OTE ea REARS costs about $3007 eee BO ne "2 Lake Orion, Pri. and re See — Precinct. No ! ec. es ve 12% J AY oo ee eee 1132, 200 bu exe CEscarcie ENG INI S05|) ee : (neue nace & y Tob B .. $2.1) —Adv. — Hague oe lta erin: hoot, | Mar P2ie July 22s 1 We Oe ae scarole. bleached. No 1 Beale : S ee Pepper oy O° Feet If your friend's in STATEMENT ghee IEE | ee ene ; 132. Db td pk basket lettu bibb No 1 150-175. | Dea lease fod) a eway st ,. $32 bail, Ph. FE jail and needs | Invest in a ENT OF OUNTY duly ares 11s jan ae 188 reece ace (RO 50. usiness ote Dee chea | ssf H i Reg Pap ee oc 5-9424 or MA 5-4031./ lopds Mi Sibley . jp t ep, Saleen aa \-doz (rate, lett No. 1 250-300 S ‘Du P + 51 5s 43.3) = Treasurer, ey. Deputy County! . 8% Mar "7 ibo7 200 bu lett: ettuce. head. N é ont... 227 coville iia. 33 —Adv.: eal cat goek and County, Michigan | oe en 137 2 bu Teittice seef NOl 1 Me oscalt Appointment Ra ae ee Pope 1 RR as | meee dv. total ef ail palrlahaeppeest ie Hep the’ Becatise of on : Mat, eeen “as general p it Ray A. Hulce =! rere . ran Shell + owe ‘1104 FE 2-32 # UC Feod furnished. | above thi -rat ver and |, av igat z = urcnas . El 5 : 604 -3231, thea by Section 2 eating er pis ards at picasa ies Ce eee ence Lincoln Division ie pt the Emer fad) 6 ae Socony Mob ”.. $8.3 aon _ through a Mutual Fund : tion of Michiga of the they are , ; rhelds GO, Dec 1 +AP nounc : < been pe re AR ot Sou Pac 10 hog = sa : units affecting th gan, in any local now usable with th receipts 625 386. wh 1- Butter easy unced by Ben D. Ex-Cell-O - 22 Std B oo. of ATOMIC DEVE located in A © ‘taxable property| Dase as low ne cloud unchanged to ‘2’ olesale buying prices| PPes Mills, vice F 616 rand . .. 382 LOPMENT a e ¢ 4 | ident of F ice Pairo Mor Std Otl Cal: Makiand ec lpecrte Schoo! Distriet.} vy as 300 feet and. wit 5725: 92 A 572 2 lower 93 score all ‘ord Motor C Pood .. 16 @ta ‘alif.. 88.4 yec M ‘0a: y, Michigan, is a isibility limite ith! cars 90 725, 90 B 565. 89 ‘and d r Company Pp March . 574 Oil Ind. $1.7! ° UTU é fell ot a mile pe three quarters Eges pana Cc 55 € $475 pony set manager. Preah Tre, 1 or: ad. 3 ous 148.7) GC | . AL FUND, INC. Meee Voted In Me . Ere Teports, whokesie buring frm receipts 7.668 | Hul . Gen Dream . sya) eeudl Pack” Hr} 0 Siow a ret the Facts—Call or Wri Avondale Schoo! ; creases Years Inc . (2's higher U 8 prices unchanged to} ce Perey Ford M Gen Elec 5 Btud Pack .. 10 ul US : ; rile District No. 10 Practional 11 00 asa nerease Effective "— Per cent As 485. jergene nics red ag | Pany in 1948. He t otor Com- Gen Fas — ae Buther Pa las ‘ J NEP . 2 Se ace ise cies seme ee Sesetae cee innse eee ote) the pur © became assistant Gen Motors) | 483 Smee. DETROIT ‘ a 8t ° HLER co. ‘ eee isa’ Oaklnae COL b #00 19536 1958 snciusive ms current receipts 6 LO aS. agent of the Gent Moors Sic co’ 139 estimate he pene nce current. 8 Community National Bank | s : and Co Nich . ‘mer Lincoln- is ae 3 .. 35 TexG thee s, the G : he nk Bidg. | a Bichesl Distcics of 12.00 resvree bef In-Mercury Division un Tire | 63.6 Timk 2 eee 38.1ern Rail rand Trunk West- : = . ; FE 2-9119 SE ELL a5 BABY Ceealergeg DETROIT EGGS , before transferring to the C Goel be 83 Tran W Air... BaF mall road is expected to sho es : , : 2 1954 to 1e69 1 - DETROIT. Dec 1 ‘tinental Division, ON- | Goodri Mi ack Transamer i 8 surplus f wv : = —— a Delreit came wee. Gos bot! where he served Good ch Twent Cen .. 427) Gaff ior 1955, Frank A. | VE —— LLOYD M. 8 rades wncladed, federal staiel 0 assistant to the Gan, Pelee Ua corbéd 20 etal ney, vice-preside - pan Y Take notice that Deputy County IBLEY, Wr stale ager general man- ah Paige .. 21 UB e 6109 deral nt and gen- ; ou 0 $ the B a C unty Trew: nites —Grad ager and . GtN 191 manager, | | el aes se ee Dakland County, Michigan|§5. “meatus pee DT Gh Ae |i 1 ae. pe hasing @ Ot No Ry... 424 Gan Air Lin 3 idirectors pe v sctelnan 4 Month for or High Schoo! Buil ng additions to the ee _ 33-40 lum 42-46 wtd 4, wtd ave! ne 55, he w Gulf O11 .... 286 Unit Prui Ir semiannual a 3 ; ding, the Ju sToc wid avg 38's avg 45 émal| Pamed purch @S. Hersh Ch U rat $33 meeting here ~ ro Building and nior High NEW K AVERAGES Browns—C . gerade B iar chasing repre H Se 466 a Gas Cp. : today. Ind : m Biiles El WS Gene eed Tie ee Be he eee inose umt ah of the sentative Helland P ... US Lin -- 1 t/are th ications | ee ee ecunel’ aitearts| ba) $006 60 and The Associated fe PSS) Ga) “neta 41. laree 3 sh ie aug stun ne Pincols Division. name aleee 128 UB Rubber. |". is 1 Plus at there will be a net sur-| COME PREPARED! $435 wi Seovan aoa ee eS Fre On ee Nd avg 38" grade B laree Sl ‘| A nat * ow, Indust Ray. 40 wet Os Tei eiwith of! some $279,000 compared §| “OVE YOU in. Bri . > wil Chove. y¥ N ust. c ee - Se i a n m Diirict and” issuing bonds of the Nice) Thur oly 1 Rene Uul Berks cannery sreced: wilecreatn a Sin, Eas ot Whitewater, Wiseon- aierak 4 ‘ woe waste aa 1 95 a net deficit of) 33 31, 600 in charge and oe ee chee ; ia notice is -gi Preva s.. 347 1417 7 43-45 arge $2.54; 1 ce received a b I 1k 1-302 Wilsor 60 , je and sepa g : Board of wee wea by order of the Week day ase 1402 "36 1810 Browns G medium science di a bachelor of '"! Bus Mach 398 \lson & Co. 14 1 Thi : ration papers << District, mn of Avondale School M ek ago). 2553 3 756 1816 51-52. 8 Grade A extra | A egree in engine ; Zenith Rad ¢| The improve ' his price i . “~ Dated: —— County, Michigan. iversn ago _, 2422 imi 736 1802 B cee. 42-43, recat ay 55. large. from the Univer 4 aie ere i ’ ts figures aprovement in operatin price includes all costs = nr att! 10 TS ee ly Oe 22 Le Market irede! onda master sity of Michigan Firm Declares Divi this year is resulting f SE oe Lane Pri , Secretary, Board Lp beclet {1988 iow tg meal TO ae ie with Be unmiied Vie cox) fen a teres in. indust “ e of science degree DETRO ividend an_increase in freight, naene rom rivileges @ Automatic Gas SHvER GtuL * Dec 1 8. 1958/1954 tow aul 21250 483 148 8 ium irregular ne aes Pye Columbia Un management from tinental e w—Directors of Con- i express revenues. Mr. G ae lguaeen e ae : 319 T78 5S 2 lower but ith priced 2 + . : versity. : jotors - Sal satiney . oungstown 4 1080 fatr but supplies well He SO | O with the Marine Ca served declared lady Pay Fee Kitchens s Dea j saa Wor oh s during a of 10 __ . th Notices 1s oe 2) H 1 vid Wart . ee It is payable Oct ate A néw $5,600,000 co Judah L 3 , ~ LOVING MEMORY “oF om |, elp Wanted Male 6 Help V wkholders of record Dec. 9. fo been formed ta vdevelon nite pee ake Estates 4 infa , im : BROWN. NOV, 2. 1988, WILL | passed “way. Dee. 1 1983. Getsll erlmealiee © ineieoanceie, elp Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted M ew Guinea's Bulolo area in National Homes FE 4-8013 3 D., 3026, Mirlon Dr tas A bud that the Gardene | BRO clerk FE 5-3271 after 5 EXPERIENCED D pe = ed Male .6 H : ~801 wi | ton. beloved infest os Parming-| 4 Bure and lovely wr wees jes: er KERS. WITH LATE ? J Also waitress ISH WASHER | 3 Co | elp Wanted M - ALTON Wana tome rae: lauar rah Ne "gave him te cur hee KERS WITH LATE MODEL | Huron | mornings. 621 W. | MECHAN | a ale 6 4H r To ch our keepin CAR HAU PERIENCE | MECHANIC tae owe elp W | SS a meaay Bont dear broth- cherish. undelifed E LERS PRE D EXPERIEN Alm : Wanted Male ” Sangre 3,| But Just XCELLENT W FERRED CED SHEET | echanic. Dodge - MIDWEST : Bie ebb 6. Help W - . Graveside T s it was o PACKA AGES HAUL: man Som ja METAL | 420 Main St. ge - Plymouth oS —~ i ip Wanted F: he held eerie will ‘0 the glory of un pening RD AUTOMO! ING aircraf yout. on stain! —_—_ — Rochester” Mich Jo - 1: : | f] . te A~ b emale 7 Friday, Dec. at Down ¢ e day PLY AUTO F BILES AP- parts. McCre less | : BS FOR MEN WANTE Se Help W. Bim. at the Onktand Hilly wine hat] Gardener aucn tas 2 nea venty |e OE siesta ee) Cees ims 1 gor Mig. Mi nieea LOOK, NbN oo R MEN Designer. checkef ED at LIGHT MOUSEKEEPING. LAKE — p_ Wanted Female 7 rangements And took ou D == ING . row ti : 0 mech: mal . pleasant surro WOMAN WHITE. ot ’ Johns a wnt pigsty Leon “mised. by FuUur, secu: part ire STEADY Arpesl| aes ena TAGS ree with ‘excellent earnings ‘ B ccomprec Sheet Metal” Worker furnished 3% ‘1330 consumer” Seren cat tee = nt = pol vemuinvalid poder hence we ork and — lly ERAL e sister . Mother) morning shift night to} © ply MecLsin Sh a in. Previous sal “lo ngineer use Must h indus- | and pleasant 5 days. 915 vaitting Live —— _Lak Apply 438 Or o 6497 8S. eet Metall eo eee ales ex- |General Office $600 lead la ave abilit very reliabi , honest Lak a week. C _ ee Fiswars | bake. 3 to 6 pm. chard (epee an agin = for future a eeeect oe train eeper cod Mam $300 scapidie ucodere and pt ard LADY FOI OF Sane EM_3-38758. | wi rT Ma $2100 0 after T pm. erce CARNAL. NOV. 30. 1955, GLENN = : 3 a AR SALESMAN _ operator ro DROP HAMMER | Ela nee _omsurance ar ponies: Chauffeu oe ager $100 | drawings Sasloging Pomoc ey ore Dae REN. To ees DO lini woUsy. in, 460 Jord UNSTAN: | ‘ho can zeoees ence For at mm experi- | your f = IDWEST 27740. er ork days. FE 54-0600. 47; jan Rd, age) 8 FLOWER: rs qualify for rn staini=ss st | tection. 0 amily’s pro- 4 WES material, and YOUNG Enel” a ot Fannie, pea, Bouse Doce <) ia €. | Seer ot eee car r talet men Mt re McGiecor (tg ce |) eadloecs "ioasen te Ot ace, Employment ue : with oon arope gpa potted tape eer c can einamae |) toe LADY TO LIVE IN AND arnal; dear fath oe a uroo re See eeidetre aoe owes ENGINE nei products. Apply: in ce| 406 Pontiac | Guy tS ing and prod sting, stamp-| Deld by ime: Al! expenses cooking’ and 2 oe < sani carne een eam Funeral Directors — 4! Bow 106. Write Pontiac Preas| time § ejay ute aba ianece | Gone ase LES “ver _bhone OA Corp Osten ata | ee necessary” Must ieee dry veo hy K ——— Se = = ime § te ° and spare | "aw : ‘o, lad N. Sagi NO EXPE ts 8-25.88 eaten Swe wre | Leona Ostrand oester. Mrs. AIR AMBU ~~ | CARET - ee | ent >» pai Ex e | naw St age - CRIENCE NECE: work ek available . Prank, BULAN “TAKER WANTE = ly need appl a perienced | = ; ee Car need ECESSA&yY orking. Call FE 2. for ic ae rasseal Purser Puneral_ Genelec arco connieireais) Se Ba Wicoinehee Pen. Maple ME TO] oe etpernse Nepal ei cerie all _ Help Wanted Female a for interview E 2-9143 toarrange| 2” I | — ome. i FF 4-1211 | can Lrgior ‘ Write | ESTABLI: 1 N \ » sal ~——— i ° at the Numeoen Benda: | Conse FUNERAL HOME Post, 208 acbare oo Nelson for aeeee ROUTE OPEN \ For interes aves Cail FE 1a | BABYSITTE | pan Gece ie een, ae Sr puae ne witenicts rep | qualifications weu) ataliay |) wentsitalcecm siesl per ee En) SA) Sc! ERICAL TECHNICA [PARKING ATT Priston “area EIN DRAYTON K! | ca meee? Mr Carnal is nl rains Waterford Twp; CAR WASHERS WANT _ more Neat Heel det per week or PON TITAL AL | and night TTENDANTS DAY irl te stay aigate ene, school! A Job of int | ntoon. Funeral Home. irkby Solel ed SERVICES |_* __ Apply. 149 W ie | cerita Call Futile: end bone-'> Emploi iNVA. | drivers Abply_ s iwarers good B Ak OR 3-1635 before parce | awaits the eres aed diversity ——— jome ' CAREER CE! - sf i sh Ei : \iment Set PAR : e St >. Poa Sou AS man who looks! HARRADINE. NO D re tise | a Mtoe thee Career Po. cee ee ED SERVICE Ee ee ao oe seamen cE MA BARE NE LESGIRE. | : PONTIAC = on =a - . \~ or . ney. a217 Brigas. tage 80. onelson- Johns Cee ealstec re toe rieneman Apel Boportn PLUMBER WAX center, | seers Tad a te kaue "Bi J hiesmentisesvice | . bed ca. ao! * 1) | espetas - ron | ~~ = resented lope ceed pelt “DESIGNED FOR “FU [Rigure an aoe Sitamihees | Manter Bivd [ey teesca tyenre Eis Je cate | BORN AGAIN RR STIAN wo (Gal estates ronnen ced | | Jack Harrad Te SPA oe IG UNER ALS eginning Bookk ..-. $20 | EXPERI So = 47918. 44 W babysit 2 mM. Partment or P DE- Creain, Mrs thera ewe 7S | ee ae Beginning Secretary $775 | XPERIENCED STEEL BROKERS | POLICEMEN chitd in sehool haitday No house. | Aver > cpa me hele r service will fetta Puncral FE 2-584) Sern cee || qi ane Amenicen aed Reels \ or Pontiac palace as | — pm E $-0417 between 3 > Sacinaw person, Peggy's, 14 N = at 10:30 a.m ay. e. h B-1 R i CUE FE 5 Bivd East Pontiac ee | 40 hour, 3d a to AR MAID. > | NURSEMAI = cuaciohns Paner Hewiahe Done!- oorMmees- iple . iad el 20177 jac Mach | | nee) diptomis ve oo reciente | Schoeller's. N wih’ ING NEAR | emperor ML ohaae ei Enterment. tn Waterfor rome wth! FUNERAL HOME: DEPENDABLE MARRIED ita’ | UNericel way cue vacearicant "| BOOKKEEPER TH OR OU | quicce cst ost Relerences ce | ao om Waterford tetlDS. ambulance Service Pl ME yon to take over establi ne ace) Height 68 ac cio from'| eae nae ne Feanirea ett OH | 5p _MI_ 60110 aces Te y- | , 2 : UDENTI ee omen t tery, Mr. Marradine wil) Wie, ia ervice, Plane or Motor | calls ry. 1008 accowms ‘saree DESIGN Weighl un presercsaar: (kppln a cet | ore calor saat corner cee 8 AL INSURANCE CO n to circulat eral Home after’ son-Johns Pu- coils) end \replecement] sale ns RS sonnel office, Cit pply__per- | —— NG OF tent ax permanent positi co | tio ¢ peti 7 p.m. tonight Mo ving only in thi s. Man Parke , City Hall. 35 8 BIRMI 1. _1-0211 a secretary. C on open for one. You : . numents considered f. s area will be a Fr NGHAM OPEN ee all FE 2-0325_ must be oe rrr ‘or appo! <= Pu Le ‘ull or INGS QUIET W r be a LER, NOV 20 NO) OT tonight (90 Needed) Guerin saad 8 plegraph male openings in office ‘vater a eens hater get) Sot Pontiac te qual ; . 1935, EV Pontia CCT AND SAVE D “~~ i legraph sses. No es and ghis PE 5-7663._ ay of Po oust 6 math “Kerr, beloved ome me Gaels Saree Ce IGNERS FOR : salesman. troerincea ee, Empiocmem Serie. | GIRLS WANTED FOR” ASSEM- ify. To cet ‘S15 qual: poeottiny es err.’ Puperal | 202-Oetiand Av ©. Slonaker r of c A mem-'|C_ . work. day sirift. a aC Se give, wits, Negus! Cemetery Lote 8. BBE Rody Fixtures Seah Semaine hgh Ee |* Gy Srawed tale ie ye aa aR RE) day or USe per sign. Ape neral Hom : ery -y Lots ' : Weldine Di Mer ; | tsing and commission cor CASHIER, 7 e. 3 to 6 p.m ES LAD ply 59 WV “wr mest ‘to Perry Mt. Pack Inter- S| CHEF ding Dies 1 to circulat : Gn All conuiueneuan mend ote R, 7 DAYS WEEK T TES 7 ayne St aate five: Eee wil Fess) Cemé: ATrenTt TION: =) chr RS Wutomati tion : [ete peti- |. strictest confide oe held in 5.30 p.m. Permane: LY 710 | osarca Christma: gifts . at the Bentecn ) te in stale) Chapel, Cem Fecal HC WHITE |-Body OR iomation 1s. Vou oiust be : LAWRENCE 7 nay employe benefi mt ttion, Jeet eee accessories. Ba ate etl A a — erney ete he tnce® Carcnines. stools ies and spectal| ~ J $8 Hrs. Min. | registered voter. in 1 Ae Gis ae vg OATLORD st | ten, “Re tet Give tui Hive “be days or 8 ee time . = Slt MORAVEMUDTSIiN | alice. plenty of iov ec and auto- ntérviews ‘ti : | city ara ie SGLSTERE b PI St | _ Press B er Write Pontia n M:OMEE. “DEC, 1, 1985 DAVIE egy ove gy wien me Fe iewsHISpm. | Sh) Vo be paid Sle per fagtine Blopmepen ere tale ae ‘| OF est So yn Rd. e Or : "E v. be = eau. ¢ rm! 3 Sane a “Ae h 5. “beloved J. Lake Orion age TWO LOTS va WiiTE Cn _ | intere Nees oce ee ; Wicca con paid $15 per eerie va ee CLERK-EXVPISTS 1662 Ro Woes oe Me cGhee: a s. Cemetery PE 2- “HAPE!. | @ and Sur 1 ay | | clay Ul Se per ste 4-425 : : SFAMSTR h Re 5 ot hire, Wiltam J. sulle faihied WHITEGCHA 2-3503 . - : 4 ply 59 We I on, Nf SPECIALDY SAL. ____ | Qne experienced Deir w ESS FOR GENERAL RF- _ brother of Willi er, dear tt PFI - BEST LO i « = S Bij ee avne St | Ine cal) closer Mich AN personne person to herd - ¢ ork Apply in per eral merviea em Ce coben Fue, aoe BS graves. Real Mercere. Je) lent En " = ss iéad« furnixhed echt a cues Lebtnomelonmaied: typing Aes miasneuls 332 -«(4N. Woedaans Spi | a alias pe ins See 5 | yearly ‘ o $15,000 g person 5 ‘Allen's pena Biol from the cs —— E © * gineering | Bette: ential fn cies On Bisse oe older ality, must | | SLIP re _ © Rigmene ES buries: | ; ng.Co. | Servi | BS can lem or “Hin Veperienced In credit! Shop ans ot? | : eters. mt in White Chapel ine ROX REPLIES D18AN conus Neiroit rvice Co : L. r Hens to 12 neon or Hoe ance ag es eeuires | Prove (beth Birmineham Posttae | = ce under the aus: weside serv- a ean 6-118 Nese Vy * : ; Bee ROMOT 4 “461, wH eneral Hospital i pice ae ees Near \Woo An . ro uron Sat TEMPOR : / oe AM. te pedo At 10 a.m. Today a Soren ie ‘ . MAUAL want tesperiand eueen: x COOK, DOWNSTAIRS WORK OTH = ant canny, AND. BAK. = 7 Memories. Mr. M | ae k Vv. ATIC portant aseta ate r help : TH. and other h : nristmas | 7 ea He in sate at the | There were r 1695 12 ' . oa or colle) batkground ‘aches ee Stay aighcs Mica References store in i periods for our | igan. it Home, Leke Orion aie the rece = Mile Rd. Mion GA Geniccune etl ines gh wares, Mi| Center Prefer Tone Press office tn the : PERIENCED Hore ie actieg cea — | pote PRESENT INCOME FA aera tel ata “a sare” Ae | Helo Wanted | following ‘boxes: FORD MOTOR CO. manage | and Pe et uae The “earning potential “is tea dollars’ te the family tacot RG = ee 10 Help Wanted 8 7 Nee NOV. Ww. 1955) COL Beale: arlisgnat. dept | pepe iunkieatare an Sromotions: | prcoming on einen necom a) EY TYPIST-CLERK MAN On WOMAN GwaucEe ac ford cay ina Water. : : Tracto f tac ea ear rere Apply Pon. Chas oF en seine ‘eon can required, For jensen Sompeny need ae MeNess. Presser ta tne band of Effie muss! beloved hus- | 1, 3, 13, 16, 25,-2 ; m r anc , | EXPERIENCE . ; 5 week days at MArket-| — Call FE 5-4508 ‘or i woman for clerical d s| spare time. Op ucts: full vr | 7 -2 NCED CAR” WASHER Iipm ys, 10 am. & DRAPERY etna alt ae in engineerin; ties, $40 8 portunity to dear son of Mrs beth Mitchell PT _ 8, 60, wanted. can WA. . to R | Com dept. Grand Truni day. No make ; . Mite | , 80, 97. 148 SHER : : shop. R CUSTOM. muter t Kk) sary. W ex) rience ; Brother of Harold peel acer i! , & beeplement Division “rear. PE 8-1956 Sagihaw in the A good —— surroundings and oor in stops at our 120 E. ee McNEBS CO e A wea g . Srrangement wi be 8: Funeral : IN | EXEERUERCED AUTOMA PIN SALES ce Bor Reatiec Gee is Mie Ra Picesant i MEN WOMEN-YEAI Freeport. I ne Tater ° annu [Sete ——é _ Washer repairm Tic SETTERS EN f ed Pieasant portunit: AR ROUND C ‘ . eer, ‘By the Donelson. dobar Fu _ Hel as mal an Ph. OR 3-7323 | oF colored. MOVER 16 wire | UN wy . __ Cail JOrdan 4-5670 for_« mage portunity on established RD OF. ‘neral Home. “| Help Wanted Male 6 = Birmi EXPERI tot ian UPe ease | yy yh ls CHRISTMAS XPERIENCED =| “nome. Tee, thru Tt HY foute. Earn $1 to 83 per hour, | ngham | RIENCED >ART OR F ee ae SALE ; e. Tues, thru. Thur N. Per ry.) Auply ee A. 3 | i “UI I | = : “SLADY Dra ‘om Phakee. Wie. | cas an WOR 196 STALEY, Nov. 3 “A l ELFCTRICI AN | | SALESM Must hav _L TIME] For fut R 38047, Cail after 7 p.m MAN OR WOW F AN: |» -ESMAN ave reta‘l sto “loom me work unt = -| hand OMAN WANTED TO (Wayne, 1315 bekierd, CHARLES) Lad art work. *fust hav . - j For full time work : preerens Seaitliin, ee et as. Apply in person ae Conit, qantas BOOK’ spa: ue MeNess yeaes Zep. age 24: pobereal Rerenaat ct _Fontise Pres werk Write box 50 | HAS IM | mas. Apply to phoctederied art sround work to rieht ease es | ENGG typist in one = "aia, Mus be a produts, fa or ts. Ruby Stal sband of ress: , MEDIATE OPF: | ee . ers, 1 8. Sagina van} I-NGGASS JEWE able to tal ce, Must be | sa y.-.No experienc “2 poraiag nerd team ls Eh Att Ae wincs Por = EE NGGASS | oo ASS JEWELRY book ke complete charge ef | _! ry. Write MeNESS COMPANY, Sit lea Besley. ae ention, Attention NGGASS JEWELRY | NEED SALESPEOPLE. _ 25 N, Saginaw St eosks and beatles sR Clack Oe Pinceertn: Rreqnio i. Maney sed ley. Mrs. We have jobs for s i Prod Bik ececcee RY | 7 \LESPEOPLE, MUST HAVE: | EXPERIENCE : Middleaged indy preferred. ae MANDOLIN, BANJO. Freeport, Ill, ill be held Pr, Pusrral service ee neat, single. uct ost | = | salary for ri xperience. Liberal EXPERIENCED ALTERATION — jor interview. =| die player, 309 JO, AND, PID- ., Dec. 2 e to travel ung men, 18-25.) , Ful SE i@ht_men MI 4-3 fitter and set ALTERATION WANTED REOISTE —* pm. P Baidwin, be: fae aC Goa el Miami Ne 25. | L TIME A SERVICE STA 410. sewer for th -| of ISTERED N _eall for Fai fore 3 P ok bardt Fu and Southe New Orleans store UTO s UPPLY) an TION ATTEN da Salon e new HYG) on ee URSE | RE dle. ‘ with Rev, Tom neral) Gt m Winter R 6) ; salesman LY Lubrication DANT. H opening Dec. 1 Call M doctor's offi AL ESTAT ' Maton Darantee $250 esorte ineers 5 to 38 pay. a Salt and some mino arca | Shenpt st. Tel- iiford, Muu ce. | sale FE SALESMA\ . Interim eof pen per montt F vrs ae . ae 4 See Fred rore | 6-246 pping Center WH al 46775 swoman, E Nor ry. Folio ent in Salem ace paid. new ee arestone 140 N r Lepley. Service 3 at Community | ¢ 7. MI ITE WOMAN — quired. F Xperience not a anit Permanent cars furnished | 6 _ Saginaw i 1645 Southfield R: Y | EXPERIENCED WAIT ear FOR CHILD E @11n 1b re Mr. Staley ca g service here | 1 work and good AN SARAGE “POOR _ mingham d. Btr- ERIENCED WAITRESS T e and light hou am, only 0 am. to 12 Edward Mil be taken to the mmediate advancem food future o Pull and R_ INSTALLERS ° : ~ . work nights AlTRESS To| Neve references ron ae must | RELI Carrier Jer Funeral Hom : willing to work ent. Must be at: 8 part time. Be ai off | SINGE i EXPE _.1_ 40090 5:30 pm rs. OR 3-7876 aft. ABLE COUPLE 1 ogee Hi, for burial! Mr eels See Miss Pare immedi L : . | head [ior as Lakes Oven 7 . P Young men ae RS aEpaiEnceD PRESSER ON WANTED WOMAN FOR | pace = paler for TO CARE io Home. ag SD Comers: a Were, Employment. Berviee ayout way ‘0. 2010 Dixie High- BODY . Gan pine Aue alee. quartet ly Fox No cteet work, A housework ane cere rea | a 1 E 4-8862__ and a ay be seen ait ‘arbor, and) Th ¢. from 10:30 to * GENERA oe CHASSI: . 1 PE 4-1823. Dlayer. uron ers, 719 ren vicinity of D ehil- nst ares a. er p.m. this eve _Thurs.. & Fri. only. Bo 1, Wed In an L MACHINISTS W/ ASSIS WeERIENCED — “| abive in if rayten Plains, | ~~~ ructions . ql ‘ ate ply. Yates S WANTED - SWI ____ | EXPERIENCE SNE ve in if possible. OR 9 AUTO y MECHANIC phone spectors te eee ant TCHMEN for D SALESLA WHITE. ELDERLY ¥ R_3-9680. RF aaan = : Rochest 8, 115 APP fs skirts, blouse: DIES DERLY Ww Bets VING __ Fo HAN GEN ster, Mich LY GENE ~ wear, sand care for OMAN TO| Dri Mec asin PO ae Sard d of ‘Thank —-| town Taeaserehie Sreatest ion WITH SURFACE PLATE | seNera PH CLEANIeG AND ODD Ghd Teng OFFICE GRAN a ARDMAS eet Sy ee Mime Ex: he peas hee Poterd l — _ Sun day. Fe Daler Day, ares. a a $s 1, Experienced ots of ‘work en son: Tont nt. Apply in RAILWAY JORNSON AVE, urton’s Appa person ruary and; M _ ee i £ : 4, Drivé-in. per- cys wn 2d hE N. Sagina rel for Wome jalso coi ; March Would _ Work Ww = wa wae 40 | TH Ann | Clally Chevrole all makes. espe- EXPERIENCE ft 2790 Auburn ENGINE - 2 ‘ — aginia w. n, 78 insider boarding on — anted | Mi ale ANK AL pitalizati $ and Buicks. : ‘ | | HOS =e DESIGNERS GENERA ster if in vicint young- = a 10 Neighbors L_ OUR ation grou Hos- OSPTTAL ME SIGNERS - L OFFIC Pa of Donels oc thelr ‘many “expres helatives tor —— ave {aptrance. paid | APPLY | eat Tosti deohtiielty FoR 16. ¢ Tool Makers ~ ee Bun be. renee, a Fil. |. Poatioc Press. “necessary. Bor . LOCK, BRICK CEMENT WORK ;, oe *. sym) At nett, MY2211 y. all Mich ae re one MUtu waite Bot a Oe replaces Beer in Mine seat be AUTO | ro, MECHANIC WHO: aan 2900 FE MAPLE ns “Apo nigan Civil Service LAYOUT MEN Consteuction wed GIRL “TO LIVE IN. FOND’ i HITE HOUSEKEEPER WANT. aieeeeny wo! casi veal ho 4 ee crepe el tell BIRMINGHAM Michigan Civil Shores. “Ladsing cou Union shop TS | vale “roo calnry. Other hei pS Pre sox, cian | orepele. FR 4aaie, ew ANP es 8 ; ; Church. |BODY SHOP MAN an OPEN WEDNESDAY TILL 9 iNeDCATE *| SENIOR AND JUNIOR fits, Apply with all fringe pene. caeresed ia a gue fomecne Experienced pref WANTED. SAT : position open. ike DETAILE Mich, r Streets, Rochester. Sas. home. Salts end Service. Keero’ fee. URDAY, § TO 12 right man beral se calery for | RS ; -| GIRL FOR M —_ her -tecee—eewnee| “ fa ad | an Goan 4 2 A ‘8. Steady end part ts ANic Industrial Sales $600 SENIOR AND JUNI S . oes Steady and part time position and Large well kno OR wHo |Economy Cars, 22 | traf man to "eo" into Indust ACCOUNTANTS ir i - o —— YOUR L ale DETAILE] on | seb ners c_ Tm ost a ’ , rt ' ‘EASIER aie MADE ie mn ILERS ii = “idust fia A LAB", oe , gs m. Excellent fied Ads. To ae Classi- special comes ofettes, ana | _Audan _ and Service,” 695 |. ing rit | pity who are week iC re | . &, B = : expandin : day problema mevery ] OC KHA at T Mr W.L. Pe — . See FE quic kly aie! RT-W RIGHT : MEN. 5 Mon Thru onnel Bid actet hc SIERO BeRVie “Mo Si | Spm at GM True Fie m. b j 8, Telegraph | -RVICE ‘ AA, spportany awaits sho | Errittgn ore i a en ee wai eae on , i seed This eppertaant 8100-5150 weenie. jae, Mich. . Bast, Pon). om aan AT ONC - Investment. apply 1064 ee W. Huron cash . ot Jo ol a % You f \ ie expe hee . J rere) Tor" ere ‘Cali | bond a THE PONTIAC PRESS. Po THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,.1955 190 TO 4. Fe! FORD SALE: oy, BAKED Call Ob 33772. eon. ester R | DRAPES, SLIP Sarah Ma- _ terials. Beadle FE 6- APT. FOR WOMAN. CHILDREN under 4 yrs. FE 5-6340. IVE, CLEAN 3 ROOMS Fy “LARGE ROOMS. Ground Aad Pvt, entrance~ and NOTHING DOWN Will build 2 bed of house with . _ E-15 1 . . es ; 5 tJ : : — + Work Wanted Femalc 11)" Building Service - 12) Typewriter Service 22A| MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan| Rent Apts. Furnished 2|; Rent Houses Unfurn. 36) For Rent Miscellaneous 42; For Sale Houses 43 1 - s }9 ORCHARD LAKE | 3 BEDROOM DOWNST EPA. IE WAY oy: May the you Shp! fice eyo aig Ss nn AND REPAIR | TYPEWRITERS AND 4 ADDING MA- | chee OG lent KE) 3 BEL nae wees AIRS, sere . ON EW ae ; BY OWNER £1000 s| "eGaStTDEN,LLOOR CAVING. | General Rrimune end Ottice Sup: | 4 ROOM, | MODERN al || eee Et RENT HERE LEAVE THERE| Keewo™ ven Case Lake: GAPABLE WOMAN WisHES —BY_ Con. 0 renee VOVYLAN BD —_— kesgo. 1c Call Betta, “sLocum : and Closed Trailers $3500 with smail down, Also house housework in smal] family. Room. _ Sana TYPEWRITERS RENTED —— 2 BEDROOM HOME WITH BASE-| » Howland, 3245 Dixie. Hwy. whosh a: on Clara Bi houses : board, wages, EM32266. ~_ Building aa ‘TA Mijchell's, 123 N. Saginaw St. : | APT. FOR a rn ONLY. rela re eat octet a er OR 3-1456 CE He Reasonable, 22 Auburn, CRerattie Sor 3 ‘ie ead ees __Upholstering 23 | APT POR WOMAN CHILDREN | *00 For Sale Houses 43 —““S t 7 EXPERIE NCED GIRLS WOULD paeoatens 3s ny schoo] ana | moter FE DAY WORE: oa “WEEK. : 5-0619. IENCED WAITRESS Wisii- es restaurant work ork after $ p.m. datly, EM 3-8786. ERLY WOMAN WITH PRAC- tical nursing experience would . ke og invalid or children. FOR ALL TYPES OF ALTERA- tions of both men and women's clothes. _ ‘Also “eulbeorers ~ rapes. my bome. ba Sigh to Do GIRL WOULD BABYSIT- ting in vicinity a Rochester, Part or full time, FE 5-9347, GIRL wants BABYSITTING JOB Ge 1 p.m. Call FE 5-3382. 1, 18, DESIRES BABYSITTING og =5 or stock work, FE 5-2060. | Walls "APPL IANCE SERVICE We service = makes of refrig- erators, we radios, cleaners — Lees; a. "he" Sess oy small mad “te FE A & B TRENCHING Footings, water line field tile. ee ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS _ rence St. 30135, AUTO UPHOLSTERY. oe seat covers. Convertible: 8. Cus- tom trim work ¢9°N. Parke St. Phone FE 86-1752. Near Secretary acc See Bid | BLOOMFIELD Adie i hpepntiere and windo' Reason: _Free est., no obligation. FE 3163, aoe es fil OTT Soon sft Bahr AND Poel Ue apa ner Call evenings Saves Catia thy CRESCENT | ake. Phone FE 47923. _| TaoninOR $3 ly BUSHEL. 1 DAY service. Exp. FE §-1471.: TRONINGS, a BU, service. FE 5-1471. oer INGS. PICK-UP AND DELIV- FE 68-2316, 1 DAY! rae, EFFICIENT service, §3 . FE 5-000). LAD KIND Franaes would like baby sitting days or eves. 16 W. Strathmore and Hol- LADY WISHES DAY WORE OWN saaertetioe, Good ren FE Sigi4. social MENDING WANTED, OR SMALL 8. FE 5-3310. ineoek RAPHING, EYPING, & SEC. | _fetarial service. EM 3-264: NURSE A’ | laren saa PRI a vi duty in private ee oe rec __ cellent local references. FE 4-850. PRACTICAL N NURSE Se eee OR 3-5821. RELIABLE LADY WILL CARE for oe while mother shops NGS AND TRONINGS: home. Reasonable. OR TYPING LETTERS, MAILING, lists, envelopes, pe up and de- “| livery. FE 5-31 wate DONE Ses SOFT WATER, | $3_bu.. WASHINGS, IRON eferred. side pr —_ 58533. s .—. BABYSITTING FROM 3:30 rE sisie. as long as needed. wANPES: iG IN 56 Jacokes, Pontiac. WANTED: TYPING IN MY HOME Call OR 3-0580. 1_day serviee. FE 4-2017.| INGS. WE az| Delivery. CARPET Lavina. SEWING, binding. Any irs. aa cleaning on locatio or re it em. = oa exp. man any- _time. TYler 6-0137 or errs DREDGING AVAILABLE. WE id ach and land. DRY WALL BY MACHINE. FREE Serres No jab too big or smail. ' EXPERT aces TRIMMING - RE- | FE 45-6503 moval Ph. OR | 3. FURNACES CLEANED AND RE- aired. Oil, coal and gas service. _Chester Nelson FE 6- TREE TRIMMING AND R: REMOV. oe estimate. FE 2-6019, FE SE WER CLEAN SING Sinks—Sunday Service. FE 4-2012. | DRAPES” MADE TO aE Om OR ;| ee i | eames c USTOM UPHOLSTER- | ing, 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM | 3- Free estimates. . ELEGRAP IPCOVERS. DRAP BED- spreads. Your material. FE 5-5797. ___ Lost & Found 24 SBP DAA ADAP AAP PAPAL LL LOST IN VICINITY OF CLARKS- ton, 1 box containing 17 seats. ~ Hawi Tool and ineering. _ Clarkston, Mich. ~ LOsT: si SUM - MONEY = ONE of the ntown stores in Pon-. tiac, N a-1404 LOST. LARGE AMOUNT OF MON- ey im dark brown, worn leather | se badly. Reward. FE OR STOLE N: BLACK AND raoelanee Spaniel, totally s dog Reward. Lost: ONE “PEMALE B BEAGLE. 10° *Two female pups. In the Andersonville, Reward. MA _5- 198. Lost: : ONE PAIR OF EYE GLASS. tsebi brown leather case. FE Lost: NOV 19. MALE BEAGLE | — a4 Joslyn, Reward. FE Los? YOUR PET? WANT Te give one a home? FE 5-9290 __Michigan Animal Rescue League. LOST: SABLE AND WHITE Collie dog. 2 yrs. old. Vicinity of _ Auburn and Crooks Rd. FE 4-0002, MALE RED BONE DOG: LOST in Davisburg. OR 3-7583. Ma Le TOY COLLIE, BROWN and white. Meadowood Sub- Pape Phone OR 3-0402 after Klectric+-Sewers Cleaned 24 hour service. No results, no charge; chemically treated at no extra cost. RKoto-RKe Sewer Cleaners FE 61317 cee wore ee betes rew ' e 8t. Ph. FE 4. i PLASTERING & 1 REPAIR WORK. Don Meyers EM 3-0 Ce PLUMBING J AND SASS H. 8. Com & Bon, FE 43767 . or SORIZON SAWs MACHINE PILED MANLEY LEACH 10 BAGLEY 8T. WASHING MACHINES AND VAC- uum sweepers repairing. Cpen 8 am. to 8 pm. La Electric. 502 N. |. Johnson _FE 4-5168. i HOUR GUARANTEED SERVICE | On all makes of oll heating equip- eon arte and controls carried stoc McG ILL & SON 6506 Church St. Clarkston — MAple 5-311! _ Furniture : Refinishing 1 106A. eeermma ANTIQUES A SPE. WANTED WASHINGS AND IRON: _ ings. PE $-0988. _ WiLL DO LIGHT r HOUSEWORK. any day. Ph FE 5 3227 WOMAN WITH SEVERAL YEARS. experience in Life Insurance would jike position around Jan. 1 FE 54-2500. __Building Service 12 LL WINTER DISCOUNT PRICES ON INSULATION, SIDING. he MB. WINDOWS no pay- A A SET OF PLART < DRAWN FoR eny eet Res. Comm'l. _34031_or_EM_ +4518. AIR t COMPRESSOR GENERATOR. Power trowel, . jxer, plumb! tools, 8 JA ‘KSON’S RENTAL A-| CEMENT WORK _ a LLOYD MONROE FE 46866 BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT | _ work. Also chimney repairs. Free __ estimates. '¥ 2-000, FE 2-0327. | BASEMENTS” DUG UNDER BUILD. — ings, Free estimates FE 2-0077 | BRICK. BLOCK AND CEMENT| work. Also chimneys. No job too, large. Residentia! = commer- | cial, Guaranteed work, Ph. FE. custom BUILDING. FHA Pi-| Modernizing, FE 4-9470.|_ Gostou “CABINET AND CUSTOM Formica work, OR 3-0575. CEMENT is OUR SPECIALTY. Floors, basement. EM 3-4870. CEMENT & BLOCK -_ work. FE 5-078 CARPENTER WORK—fOUGH & finish. F- timates. OR 3-1680. until MICHIGAN Hon coat ant| DA 3371 W. Hurs. PE, 5063 | |_clalty, PE setae FE $1332 _ = S Service PAR S, ALL SIZES, WASHED AND FLUFF. DRIED. ALSO RUGS DYED AUTOMAT LAUNDRY Fy _N Telegraph Rd, FE 5-6804 ACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF- ena Beautifully finished Pontiac Laundry. __ Phone FE 2-6101. FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- Sion Pontiac Laundry. FE Landscaping 18A mn PPP A N'S LANDSCAPE . SERVICE Complete lawn maintenance & cleamup. FE 2-#712 FOR BETTER TREE TRIMMING — removal, LB and orns- trees, rE “ry or Holly MEIrose. 71-2507. EE PLANTING AND REMOV- | General clean up. FE hd Aches _ Moving | &" Truc cing “19. | AA-1_ MOVING TRUCKING. | reason: tries. FE ¢1803 or rE pen any time ASHES RUSBISH- & Lion | Dacitas Went Pumphrey, 150 Wesson. FE 3-738. AA-1 MOVING | “AND TRUCKING Pick up aid delivery services. Reasonable rates “5-3458. -BEDFORD MOVING _ | Local & Long Distan.e—FE_ 2-8787 LIGHT HAULING AND RUBBISH. Call Bill. FE 5-5033 | LIGHT AND HEAVY FRUCKING. | ares hauled. Sand, fill dirt d gravel. FE 2-0603 | INCINERATORS— CLEANED. ASH S ——- hauled. Clean up. FE ~_ O'DELL CARTAGE Local and eke coe Meroe CARPENTER. REPAIRS AND AL- tera! Serpe service, Weather- ly, rE t FT118 BC cA CABINETS, {ETS, DOORS. _ D. E. Cook FE 44-4156 ELECTRICAL WIRING. LICENSED | Ed_ Murray, FE 2-8657, ELECTRICAL ‘L WikINo Commercial. Li! ed. FE 44500. FLOORS Laying, sanding work guaranteed Licensed con- tractors. FE 3-7647, Pontiac Hardwood Floors Service. “Where FLOOR SANDING, OLD FLOORS A specialty . Bills, FE 2-5769. OOR yi. SANDING A AND term fenc 173 ysis, * men 401 Central. PE 2-8519 -G@UARANTEED ROOFS. ALL atey installed, Lae AND. ggaatancl . No mone: ments start at $4.48 rol i San: reof repair Winks Prices Now in Effect ow All Remodeling Garages Combination Tiorm sash Roofing Stdin: Additions Attics _ finished Porches enclosed Kitchen remodeling No Down Payment ; ‘erms G.& M. ! 2260 Dixie Hwy FE 2m Discount November |: and: December fear ming E Soy dows, fre at | BEG aA Pm bod, ren. On Sa FLOORS . ishing. All "REDUCED RATES — Quality Comes First’ _ |_M Mi PAINTING, PAPERHA ANGING. | “ Ticks: to Rent TRUCKS TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT % Ton re 1% Ton Stake ump Trucks Paatiac Farm and Industrial T-actor Co. 825 8. wore Daily _PE 40061 PE 4-14 paras van to anit you, Smith ing. FE 44 wT wth 16m Weal STAKE TRUCK wants hauling. FE 44088. » Painting _& Decorating 2 20 are DECORATING — PAINTIN: wall ee pe Call for pots _ FE as we a TING, DECORA Reasonable. Free estimates. OR _ 21626. Tal Ag AL atc areas Mason 1 FE 4-6364 Al eae kick mR, & EX- terior. 10 per vent tise, fe writer cash, _ Guarante: ee est. FE 4-0205. His removed. Estimates, A-1, INTERIOR, “EXTERIOR _painter. a FE 5-6285. Tocat PAINTER AND DECORA- tor with some open time. FE PAINTING PAPERHANGING — WALLS CLEA! =D TUPPER, OR 3-7061 Painting & Wall W Washing _Free estimates. FE ?- |PONTIAC'S DOWN TOWN SIGN : Hobbies & Supplies _ 24A ARGUS C3, USED. $32.50, ARGUS 300 projector, used $35. Koda. . Movie projector, $78 50 ‘s pad TDC projector, 49 cents ue y 828 camera, $22.05. 4x5 grapble. with everything, $125. 4 ‘ite bars with lights, $9.95. Mov to new. bullding-soon. Better hurry for Lepehinee d reduce stock. term PADDOCK FILM SERVICE 1065 W. Huron FE 54-8753 NEW SCRABBLE SETS $3 PAINT By number sets. $169 up ‘frames to fit). BACKENSTOSE, 15 East _Uawrence: FE 21414. _ 25 Notices” & Personals Oe AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES Specializing in Domestic work. _licensed, 30 years exp. FE 5-5201, ~ Aerotred Knapp Shoes Fred Herman OR 31502 ANY GIRL OR WOMAN NEED- rds = friendly adviser contact wal cane Michaelsen. Phone rE. 2-813 ential, The Sal- vation Army. Auprvox | HEARING AID. RM. 10 101", Saginaw. FE 40539. BIGOER AND’ BRIGHTER THAN ver, That's what we say, and that's whet you'll: say when you see our new illuminated plastic tae Decorations. From $5 93 8 Auburn Ave FE | 65-0477 DAINTY MAID FOR PPLIES. _Mrs Burnes. FE 2-6814. 03 Mark. EXPERIENCED SPENCER COR- — Winnifred M. Odgers. #770 Saal nal Rd., Utica, Mich. REpub- HAYRIDE PARTIES FOOD FURN: NISHED. FE 2-3231 NORRIS WRIGHT WANTS TO wish a Merry Christmas ot the one who returned his wallet, Hope you enjoy the _money, as I won't NOTHING COULD BE FINER for linoleum than ane vee ean tite's Notfons aite's PAY CUT? IF SO, | Let Us ive You I Place to Pay! y Ease Your Mind Restore Credit | WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS South Saginaw Bt. FE 6-0456 | Above Oakland Theater | KNAPP SHOES. FULL TIME. PAC- tory Representative, FE 68-1072. 110. Waterly KNAPP 'P SHOES ~ Gi ’ “ite R. Ellaw ‘ | 504 8. Sanford : E 38-6720. MRS NEWMAN'S VARI Store and Gift Shop. Open Sun- days mas 015 Orchard Lake Ave. near __ Telegraph. 09 ) WEDDING Roh L a Taga meee % Printed. ne at beers by pall shop. Show cards & air = banners by .the mile. Christmas displays. 11 eres _Ave. FE 5-0477. Howard Signs. Wed. ¢ Children to Board % DAY CARD. FOR. 2SHILDREN while you work. FULLTIME CARE. TKDE i. YRS. _Licensed. FE 46532. INFANTS. ze 8 YR. OLDS. Wd. Household Goods 27 CASH FOR SMALL Repos AND record players. PE 5-6755 FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home or odd lots. Get the ar dollar. Will buy outright or I it for you. B. 4 __ Sale. Phone OR 3-2717 LET Us BUY IT oa . AUCTION it for you. OA 68-2681. ONE OF PONTIAC'S page ald Lig | buyers. Cash waiting. WANTED TO BUY ALL ; TYPES _of furniture. Phone FE 2-6523. WTD. BOTTLE GAS. HEATING __stove. p,000 BTU. EM 3- WTD. USED PIANO. CALL FE FE 4-1803 anytime, KITCHEN CABINET: _ ae SP W "ANTED FURNITURF If you have anyth for sale and want prompt, cou 8 serv. Com munity Painting & Wall Wa ashing fee and | ne) Mamet price) te Free Estimates. FE 5-22 OAKLAND COUNTY'S aARGEST | PAINTING AND PCORATING. USED FURNITURE © YER _Reasonable rates, FE 5- _Physio-Therapy aA _ Wid. | Miscelieneses 2 28 SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY . FURS WA NT ED D cial foot eSesues: 72 Elm | | fer! fe Oxford: Fish aa i __Television n Service 22. STOP—LOOK ~~~~~~~~ | Wanted to buy: Good small build. COPENHAVER'S fi R/Nt0 & Tv] mes. or small houses te be repair 698 W. Huron. Night serv- moved. We — tear down houses tee calls. Fl FE } 46607. and barns. H. P. Sutton. MY. DAY OR Y NIGHT TV SERVICE. | —2-6432. : . a eee Wanted to Rent 29 qeomtagineeaanaapenente RAPA OW Pt 7 ta . ga PE 6-3714, FREE SERVICE TO LANDLORDS eine St. of unwant ce as wee nte calls 1 ATTENTION | tere tenants s pairment ir ren ‘PICTURE T TUBES ADAMS REALTY CO. are a) am... De ss gb se GUALE WOURE On APE BY OC rien $2: 2072S $18.00 E tae Sete, Bes one ehiid. 16.2... $14. Thera $10.00 | _ tine 1 YEAR WARRANTY Metal and electro static tubes, it desired, tin our serv. lee dept Ke ALL NOW FE 4-1515 m9 Get 6 TY FiXiT SHOP RADIO. % HR. |’ piskup & delivery service FE NDON'S a 8T. Ba arage ‘as clove to the center rT wn as “varite ox eth Pontine, Mich. Classified Ads! To ome what you don’t ne what ‘you. 9 call a hicceat “No, no, it’s the little girls that you're supposed fe sit _on- your lap and ask if they’ ve been good!”’ i APS PRL ae #2-) _Wtd. Transportation 31 GIRL NEEDS RIDE M50 AND Williams Lake Rd to Cass and Huron 5 days Hours 400 es MORNING RIDE FROM THE vr- Pontiac. Hours 7 to 730 Mon Our Fri. Call after 6 pm FE WANTED: D: RIDE FI FROM GREEN Rd to Pontiac State Bank Bids. 8:30 to §. EM 3-2542 after Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. ‘32 CASH For Contracts. New or Old Large or Small. 1 or E 5-9075 Ask a0 eee Meculoueh J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor 86 E. Walton Biyd. Open Eve's. & Sun FE WE HAVE $200,000.00 a pour disposal to puresese. new | for mn clients. Bee me maneeel you | sell ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. To Buy-To Sell-To Insure MAHAN REALTY CO. REA } Co-operative Real Enie. ‘Recbange m Evenings and Loma 10% W. Huron Ph -0263 WE NEED 50 EAND CONTRACTS RIGHT AWAY we = give you a quick cash offer. no Early settlement. Give us a phone TODAY. F call ree estimates. Nicholie & Harger Co. W. Huron 8 FE 5-818) | CASH Burers waiting for land contracts, large and email, new or seasoned Call IVAN W SCHRAM E 38-5001 or FE 54-0471 If no answer ph. FE 5-2564 Open enings god Sundays {1111 Joslyn Cor, ‘3rd Realtor Co-operative Real Estate Exchang ACTION! on the sale of your Land Con- tract. Tf it is wi within ours, See us for "the fast serv- fee you are looking fot: No con- tract too large or too small. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ib a: cia an % MORTGAGES On a Aus OR SUBURBAN from Pe, acre pot bess = : B. °D- CH CHARLES, Realtor Equitable Society 1717 8. Telegraph PE 40621; Eve. FE S881 Se FOR LAND ONTRALTe. on yams VanWelt $440 Dixie Hwy. “Cash Waiting _ For good contracts call or Mr. Johnson courteous ac A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 — TO a= pate MO8T FOR YOUR land ract, Realtor yarsrage: is the pra to see. 2 W. Hu R. Phone PE 2-6316. FAST ACTION! =k ours Glatt Real stale | Gare, FE 46402. for Mr. IMMED ATE CASH FOR Y oo contract or equity im your se eee Ternemaly for owes, hom K. L. Templeton, Realtor 333 Orchard Lake Rd. FE ¢-4563 Wanted Real Estate 324 TRADES — TRADES We are specialists in trading homes, farms, lake property and business opportunities. Large dn. payments are scarce Trade your equity, larger homes for smaller, city ptoperty for suburban home for incomes. We do our utmost to satisfy all parties conce oe not ieel obligated. Call us for an appointment and we will give you our honest opinion in regard to the Seer at of — your We are Flee aon rf a an the lead faders DORRIS & SON REALTORS FE 41567 762 W. Huron Co-operative Rea} Estate E h it “WE BUY Sell and trade. l'or fast effici sod aa us. We need ioe ings o! al) types. L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1968 W. Huron FE 2-4810 a Reata Ave: PE 5-044} ee 1S wae i MW ditional hidden costs. | | | 26'2 W. Huron FE 2-742! OA 8-3339 | | Edw. M. Stout. Realtor i 71 MN. AND 39 MORE NEXT MONTH) | 31640 N’Western Hwy. et M'belt Wanted Real Estate = | WANTED: crrr 1 Lors WITH & er a water, FE 40612. Tali 6 pm BUY OR SELL I will personal) ver your prop- Ae * will it fer you and | ou how to get cash if the | ord age reasonabie. Call now and | et a “poh it. FE pata Mahan Has Buyers | OU WANT ACTION The demand is great, Our sales | force is exce 1. We need | your Ii and will certainly do our utmost to ) apogee you. Our 19 years of ooue Penta, Real Estate dealings Pontiac as- sures abe that — will be satis- fied. We handle all —— for” fi- nancing and clos us to-/ day to list your property. : | To Lele To Sell-To YO UBUY IT-WE'LL INSURE TT | MAHAN | REALTY CO, REAL Reai enees TN Orchange | FE 20263 w. ron TO BRANCH OFFICE WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER, 5 or down payment. o R 3-2002. WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS for a Class C Bar, including real ai | estate. Also medium size ges 7 en well located. tamoaete | * i} ROY KNAUF, Realtor CASH For small equities. If you have what we want we will be at your door within 24 hours with cash for your equity. Call now and tell Us what you have. : Saginaw 8t Ph FE 5-8 Open Eves, "til 8:30 i YOU HAVE A HOME sale, see < P. Aw. Dinnan and Son, 66 W Huron St. We have _bduyers Waiting | UPPER ry ROOM UPPER APT. 243 COR- Uy Keego room house outside city. | aoe . Adults preferred FE | BASEMENT PT FOR 2 OR 3 gentlemen. After 5 SPE 3-108. | BACHELOR “APT PRIVATE BATH a Ls entrance. Very nice. FE | BRICK 5 ROOM DUPLEX ON WEST SIDE. $02 PER MONTH. Harold W. we Bigcow Broker __FE 5-6845 FURNISHED APT. FOR MIDDLE. aged couple. 3 rooms and bath. No drinkers 84 E. Howa FURN. 4 ROOM — APT. COUPLE “only FE 2-3861. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR 1 or 2 adults. Utilities supplied Bradley Motel Dixie w miles north of Pontiac Ma 5-9351 bat, “OR 3-1943 or after LARGE LOVELY 3. near airport. ae before 9:30 am. o_pm 3. ROOMS GROUND Near Orchard Lake. MA is, FURN, IN! 2 KITCHENETTE Private entrance $14 weekly. FE ONE ROOM FURNISHED APT. Men only. No drinking. FE 2-2680. PARTLY FURN. APT. INQUIRE 57 Mechanic PARTLY FURNISHED 3 ROOM apt Utilities furnished wobine privileges. F 2-4348. for one adult. 019 Reasonable rent SQUARE LAKE 3 & BATH PRI- _vate Adults. $80. FE 68-1370. $ ROOMS AND BATH. Heat furnished. $75 per mo. No children. FE 4¢- 5 = WARM LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. tel Factory. 151 Prospect. MY Rent nt Apts. Unf Unfurnished | 34 | 2 ROOMS. MAIN and utilities furn. 3 ROOMS. 8. CLEAN LOTS OF HEAT | Kitchen stove Couple only. Close , in, 308 N. apres fnauire care. | _taker, rear doo: : 3 ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH | uae furan. Couple oreferred. FE | 3 5 Roce AND BATH, PRIVATE entrance. Adults only. 3418 See- bet _Drayton P' Pisins 3 ROOMS, | , MODERN. FE_2-1061 FLOOR. & STOVE FE 4-1360 J ROOMS AND BATH WITH PRI- | UNFU vate entrance. stove refria- erator. Couple onlv FE Es-2638 dell ee 4 ROOM APTS. TILED — Bo wi Manager's apt. 4 ATED UPPER APT ‘ ver refin 7 couple. With pose es «$33 Judson Ct. _after 7 4 ROOM Pte NEWLY DECO.- proc Utilities turn. 445 8. Pad-. WEST SIDE APART- ment, § mile from ceurt house. Inquire st 65 8. Johnsog._ 4 ROOM APT. NEWLY DECO- rated, Utilities furn. 445 Bo. = _dock. 4 ROOMS AND nbs ADULTS. Lovely new 2 bedroom unit. N. Johnson. FE $1603 after 5 _P.m '4 ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR No drinkers bath. _ FE 3 FAMILY HOME,, CLOSE IN, | gas heat and sutomatic bot wa-! fer, Available Dec 1. . $160 bee | month. See Mr. Smith at 26 E | Huron &t. .rent, Oxbow area, lake privileges. ‘1 year lease, ist 2 mos--in—ad- |} vance. §70 a Mo. Cail Dearborn | _LOgan_5-0660. 4 ROOM HOUSE. BATH A! AND _utiiity @ miles out. FE 5-1413 5 ROOM HOUSE IN KEEGO HAR- Liat Inquire 22 Auburn. Office at ar. 5 Rodeo UPPER PONTIAC WEST side. FE 5-6143. FOR RENT OR SALE 2 BED-_ room home. With income in rear. | _ FE 40078. ~ FOR RENT ALL YEAR. 2 BED. |.. room home. partiy furnished Modern. insulated. newly decor- ated sarage. 12 miles from on tiac, east of Commerce Lak See at 167 Foxcury Friday. Bat oF Sup. afternoon GOOD RENTALS AVAILABLE With or without ¢hildren ADAMS RENTAL SERVICE 382 Auburn Ave. Good size 6 rooms and bath home | in nice neighborhood, full base- | ment. Located near Rochester on | black top ro Only 7 miles | from Pontiac. Inquire. on N. Bagi- | naw St., Pontiac LAKE ORION | - 202 8S. Broadway. 3 bedrooms. 1‘, baths. Gas heat. Garage Lake- front. Can be used for business _Mr. Lewis, MI 6-2400 MODERN 6 ROOM, AUTO. HEAT. newly decorated, phone FE 2-5518. MODERN, NEW 5 ROOM WITH basement, children welcome. Pon- tlac Lake. per week. OR 1s. . NEW 3} BEDROOM HOME FOR , rent. At $05 5000 | per month. Commerce Rd. FE 50052 NEW DUPLEXES 2 BEDROOM $79.50 RENT heagint! N. East Bivd on ivd. 7833 “ttl © p.m t and Mt. Clem- Call FE NEWLY DECORATED & ROOMS at 29 Rosshire Ct. Call FE 2-7943. OXFORD Large home with 3 bedrooms at 67 Pontiac St. Automatic gas heat all modern, 2 children Lp hasan References uw month, For etails Mer “4 4-6204. RENT OR SELL. 6 ROOMS A Oil heat, good beach. pe ssl home on Lower Straits Lake. EM 34140. Evenings EM FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR Webster ba 5 rooms and bath. _FE 203 /ALLED AkE $65 EB. LAKE DR. 2 bedroom, Shopping 2 blocks MA @1778. WEST SIDE. « ROOMS AND BATH. utilities . Call FE 86-1836. after ne ene p.m, ~ For Rent Rooms 37 ROOMS KITCHEN . PRIvi- 266 8. Parke. pperetekee in 1 GENTLEMAN TO SHARE APT. No drinkers. FE 3-7261. L2a3 abo CLARKSTON | AU = 1% | baths. The 2 bedrooms qnad ving | 1 room are large. Select oak are automatic heat, attached garage Paved street, close to schools and brick new home with excellent shopping center, Wil) take goed land contract cr small- er home as per payment. Bal- | ance C term hk. ¢ HEM PSTEAD 2 E ered _ FE 4-8284 4 ROOM HOUSE. NEW, NOT quite complete, Waterford area. OWN.» | 5 room furnished house Keego. im- mediate vesesenion: Only $3,750 with $750 down GEO. MARBLE, Realtor 6261 Andersonvill¢ Rd, Waterford Phone OR 3-1268 |§ ROOM MODERN. 8 ROOM MOD. | ern. 4 room modern. For Polored W. Dinnan & Son, 66 "| Besntitul New Homes $745 —$55 MONTH . INCLUDING TAXES Ciihans Take Notice Building 23 new homes. Founda- tions already in Should be com- pleted in 60 days., Large modern 2 bedroom homes with oil ac heat, oak floors, hice beth A home that we are vroud to show and a home that you are receiv- ing dollar value. You do your own decorating and complete few minor items OUTSTANDING PRICE $7,350 Be SURE to investigate this ex | ceptional opportunity before you | buy any home on the market to- | day for we invite comparison We honestly feel our home is the ve price or We eeneck to sell all 22 homes in 30 days FIVE BEDROOM. HOME SEMINOLE HILLS §18.500 TRADE OR SEt A pretentious home ideal for a large family or exclusive rooming tng room, modern eating space, half bath on main large screened-in rch. five dandy bedrooms. asement with new gas fired hot water system end a 2 cat ga- Tage. home that we are 2 proud to have listed. LONG LOW AND RAMBLING — ALT. BRICK RANCH HOME $18.950 fe 6dreams ment per excellence, garage and jot T$x200 nicely land- scaped and lake erriesee High. Treas, restricted loc Terms or WEsT STIRURRAN RUNG 4LOW $8,500 BALE OR TRADE Attractive grav apinare modern 2 ‘bedroo! with stair. wav room . Dp walls. of! ac. heat. basement, A-1 garage and dandy lot x300 on bilack- roed. Sell or take smal) home in trade. BEDROOM BUNGALOW $9.00 — SE'L OR TRADE AT BUS STOP Mi a CLEAN quiet room. FE 5- SMALL BUDGET TTRACTIVE, _room for girl. 547 W. Huron 8t. BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL _man who is literate, FE 41344. CLEAN poo NEAR GENERAL 4 ROOMS, BATH, ADULTS. 70 5S. Frances. FE 29-2048. 4 ROOM UPPER IN MODERN sel combs flat. bas Bawerete: e- ment s: Pe & Home Privileges, ineluding coartane for 2 women. _Ph. FE ene 3:3) pm. CLEAN RAW ROE Two GEN- tlemen work: poy One block FE 54-4704. Mewara wares! Adults. $65. FE __2-5061 A. ALL 5 ese § LARGE noe psee>'y Sey “WE CAN SELL YOouR hOME Call FE 81734 or MA ins (E>, | LIL OTT & SONS | | WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE Pontiac "—M "51 McKINNEY UNiy, 31-5798 } RF. SOLD or Not Sold. i your Leder 4 isn’t sold yet. Wa becouse = hasn't been listed “WHITE REALTORS $660 Dixie Hwy. - Phone OR 3-1872 or OR 3-1760 LISTINGS W ANTED listings needed. We will Spurests | Heel he <0 Slats cider promot effi- e | (PAUL ‘D HAN MOND BROS. = Inquire __Elga wood” $ ROOMS AND BATH, $80 PER month, FE 2-7798. 5 5 ROOM | UNFPURN UPPER APT. | _ [Peace BOARD AND ROOM IN Convenient to downtown, Pontiac Motor. Reasonable rent to respon- sible 5 pare Apply 223 Going § Bt. € ROOMS UPPER. CLOSE TO | Fisher Body $60 per mo aca! “4 Summit. before 2:30 pm APARTMENT -— 5 ROOMS NEW- ly decorated, heated, Commerce Lake LI 1-3017 : BEAUTIFUL BRICK, 2 S| on Lake front Picture window living room, slid resol. tiled beth, brick kitchen Re board min. from $110 per month, lease Hieron) UNiversity eats, CLARKSTON § ROOM APT. NEW- s. | Between 10 —— & 2 p.m. | CLEA AN SLEEPIN ROOM FOR | _gentieman. 130 wv. NY. Howard. | GLEAN nota F BEE 2 GENT TLE men. Twin FE 4-6641. ef perennials end shrubs re alee home with ercomarey and rice Hveble rooms through- Fea Sell or stone smell home in rade. basement on your ot. U interior. Bmall down payment will bulld 3 bedroom. Alsv. uid on_my lot. 2R37. $400 DOWN Modern 2 bedroom home, complete ——s and screes. a nice cor- (oil PANGUS 1919 M-15 Ph. Ortonville 132 collect, WHITE BROS. NEW HOMES: THe “ELDORADO” GI's $750’ Dn. FHA $2,100 Dn. Full Price $14,700 IN CLARKSTON GARDENS WITH COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM See the first group ot ranch homes to be bulit tn Clark- ston. The following features are what you've always wanted that home of your own, all face brick and has large bedrooms with large closets. The spacious living room has a beautiful window wall. For extrié convenience ieeree are ty ceramic tile bal with fixtures. The home ts heated — perimeter gas beat and has gas dis storms screen: Porches = 150 for the child ten to road. 1 to 8 daily LOON LAKE SHORES Brick Ranch Type If you can beat this value, we to ki Just tached garage. Large li room with vestibule entrance tg er box. Select oak floors with tile bath. Spacious k with lots of ane a cup! Extra. large foot room. 14 jot on Walteo Leh Lak [-epr las you and your family this home Sun. 1 to 8. Located }; of Sashabaw Rd FHA—CIVILIANS $650 DOWN $31 PER MO. INCL. TAXES AND NSURANCE utility roo WHITE BROS. REAL . Phone OR 3-1872_ or OR 3-1298 BUILD NOW Spica la oe WE SELL—WE TRADE DORRIS & SON REALTORS Drayton Plaine Beautiful 6 room ranch Yn- cludes *'y car garage. Gas heat. Large oak trees on a lot 755°) ft. Includes a ra, W. Huron CLOSE IN. = SLEEPING “rooms Men only. Mechanic exchange for even: school age children. Liony HOUSEKEEPING | Ms share Auto. heat and ta wa- FE 23-0627 er LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM | Ly reall Miadiongsa man. 102, ore NICE ROOM EMPLOYED LADY | Home privileges. FE 3-1733 | ROOM FOR RENT. privileges. References. girl preferred, FE 4-7356 ROOM WITH ELDERLY en _No drinkers. 1000 Bosto: care of 2 — KITCHEN Business lv decorated, Heat and hot wa-| ROOM FOR aby, 50s Lin LINE. _ter furnished. MA _5-2456. No smoking of drinking. FE LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM.,- 80. itchen end bath with heat. $65.) SLEEPING ROOM WOMAN ONLY. FE_ 2-7425 PE +2756. NEW 3 ROOMS UNF., IN WALLED | SLEEPING ROOMS © Lake. MArket 4 42141. é Went side. NICE } ROOM APT. HEAT AND | WARM ee Roos NEAR utilities furnished. OR 3-146. Pontiac Motor. FE 4-7217 NO RENTAL FEE WARM ROOM. BUS LINE. “GLEAN Strictly modern 2? room s & bath. elderly person preferred. Meals Completely furnished. ear Elize-| optional. Call om or evenings. con tals. Si? weekiy er wil! Patna consider housework in exchange ao Mode sand beth tet | ee eee ca Pak. CLEAN, MODERN HOME. TWIN basement. Auto. heat, Nice yard good Pn ea No drinkers. at Willems Lake | $78 monthly. Day at FE Die ELWOOD REALTY CLOSE IN FE 5-0103 _ Rooms With Board 38 UNION LAKE 3 ROOMS BATH La neeicllrte aad bidg. Everything prt | fou STYLE MEALS. 6POTLESS- oe rooms 14 Matthews. FE FE 5-4714, = 3 ROOM HEA rhode APT. ROOM AND pate FOR MEN. wey a Realtor | es ? | Private entrance Adults. OL | WE NEED SPER 3 BEDROOM APT BEAT 5 ae UPPER 2? BEDROOM APT. HEAT LISTINGS — of all types. We | furnished. Garage. No children ba fond ar prea tae pleted | References. 2-2000. will strive give you the best service possible. That we will! Rent Houses Fu Furnished 35 do Call us if you are _foing to) -~~-~~__~ —_ sell your home or farm 2 BE DROOM HOU HOUSE p DABTLY 5 _furn. -if desire iL 16475 lbs H. BROWN , Realtor 2 ROOM Hesiport Boe ae 1362 W Huron 10 Furn, Adgits only. Ne FE Co-operative Real Estate "Eocnengs ‘Rent Rent Apts. Fur Furnished — 33 Ist, FLOC 3 Parepiaee: I teetedes ROOMS. @ Cow “utilities, 7 ROOMS N. PRI. vate entrance. Business on pre- _ferred. FE 5-2487. ROO! 2} APT. CHILD _Welcome. OR, 34701. 2 ROOMS AND BATH. NICELY Sphere Excelient locat a on. en side. Adults only. 102 Wash- TF pout APT. BUS O08s BY THE _ door. FE 2-880. _8._ Jesse. | 2 ROOMS IDEAL Fon ~ COUPLE. _FE 43413, 2 ROOMS (XD BATH. DOWN- _town. FE 4-0122 | FOR RENT. DEC. | HOUSE FOR RENT- FU RN. OR Cooley Lake Ped. 7 ROOM AND KITCHENETTE. south Side of Crescent Lake. $171 _Thornapple. ee } ROOM Of. HEAT, 2 CHIL- _dren eee 3-2813. Tt ROOM. ideal COTTAGE On Dixie ee per_month, MA Parts ii ~ ADAMS RENTAL SERVICE 383 Auburn FE 2-7083 Houses —_ Keng for rent, Fur- nished or CABINS ae ay KAMP-INS. OR 3-989: or FE 2-8081. FOR RENT FURNISHED. . EXECU. tives modern 6 room house. Lone Rd... Milford, MU 45160 Tree - 1 TO APRIL 15. 4 rooms and bath fuirnished. Must have references. FE 5-7547 unfurn, Children welcome. Cail 2-2360 Romeo PL 2 a0 ROOMS _ PRIVATE ENT. UTILI- tles furn. OR 3-17 2 ROOMS. oavite ni delge ipa 489 Marion 8t. Call after 4 p.m. _FE 98-2028. { 27 ROOM ' MODERN. REFRIO ae ator, _Spt. for rent. 65 1 nth. across from Al's. Muse! cS 3 ROOM, FE 44 i75 eee | AND 1 BATH. vis OY Ba- MODERN § ROOMS. BASEMENT and attached garage. $75 per m Call between 4°30 p.m. and 6 p.m, only, EM 783 MODERN 3 BEDROOM RANCH Pine Lake front home. Gas heat. All modern conveniences. $200 a _mo. PE: #-0500. MODERN 4 i Room OOM HOUSE, 14 miles out, $65 — Im- _mediate possession. ‘OR. 3-1268 Pte ten NICELY FURNISHED 5 "ROOM modern home. Near Waterford. $125 per month. ee 5 FLOYD KENT, Realtor- 24 W. Lawrence FE 54-6106 Open Eves. Next to the Consumers Power ed. vate _by_welcome. MY 2-4631. 3 ROOM ROOM APT. WOMAN MUST BE | ofer2 >» bins. Adulte" ost White FE fae” y. ‘ SYLVAN VILLAGE = etely furnished 9 Eo FE nige UONTS.) geal of $B ger’ mani am * ROO ARE SATA TOW STE | teldopon aes Mace 7 oR ¢. SLEAN QUIET | * aE ‘wren = _.tlose_ in. : WA LEED TARE) SEDROON. DROOM. 7 ROOM A FOR RENT. 1 ween conveniences. i same welcome. rr leome. “rt, Parkiow. “= or _URtreres? FE 5-8076. Florence. | ROOM AND ae CLO®E IN. ae AND BOARD FE 5-0635 ROOM AND BOARD FOR WORK- ing couple. FE 4-6432. 5001 Pon _tiac Trail, Convalescent Homes 38A PINE CONE NURSING HOME has vacancies for men and wom- en State license; 24 hour nursing care. Flexible rates Bus line. 1365 Baldwn. 4-6018. PLEASANT sate CONVALES- AND BOARD IN LOVE- ne, country home for 2 ladies. OR _ 35821 ene 39) Hotel Rocms— HOTEL AUBU RIN Rooms by Day = Week Also 1 or 2 roo Cooking and vetriguration unit. 464 Auburn __FE 2-9239 | HOTEL ROOSEVELT Rooms $12,50 eho pep $17.50 up. HURON HOTEL CLEAN aire ern rooms by day or week. West Huron St. Phone FE 2 f Rent Stores 40 100. 8. SAGINAW ST. AVAILABLE for any kind. of business. FE __5-2700. - 20 Aa i ee BUILDING ine ing lot 1055 W. Hur _Toquires owner. ang Oat kiand Av: ‘Ave. ___Rent ; Office S Space 4 41 | NP DESK service, tate Of- OFFICE SPACE. 15 xX _30. sublet at 4383 Dixie na bd pares pena are 7 except W Wet as SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find a job, place to live or a good used car, see Classi- fied NOW. y ot } j riments | : $5,000, ‘West of | |yORviC frirérator and stove 812.- | , _ $73 with terme Brick—Commercial i A beautiful 3 room home. cloce to downtown ~ $25. | with *2 89 ¢own Harold W. Bigelow Broker — TE 5-845 — CEDARDALE | 5 rooms and bath. Full basement gas beat 2? car Paved located bh with $1.aNno down, Shown cores pent ment omte kK. G. HEMPSTEAD 102 E Rurea PE 4-8204 3 BEDROOW R Large ANCH “ith lent’ ft plenty of cupboard Leper of] heat and me teched “IMs car earace. $4,000 $790 DOWN New 2 byireem homes Festures galore, walis, ind Plaster: oa picture "window. Luszaire fin elty afl the city orensmees $7,350 full -price with § month including taxes- and insur ance. On F HA terms. ssession before Christmas. N room home with plastered .,0ak floors, full basement. furnace : a! in north end of the city. See it Russell Young | REALTOR 412 W Lied FE 4-4525 Open Eves ‘til 9: FE 40612 Bateman St. Mike's Is only one perma from this | th Santa Claus has come to town early est Suburban te and cozy 2 bedroo home with full basement, ot] heat. tile bath, enclosed pore a parcel almost 14 acre Close hool and bus. Only $0,450 WV 8c 4 Bedrooms Pioneer Highlands Youlre asked for it basement, carpeting. storm and screens And with! walking distance of . First one gets this Elizabeth Lake Estate's Immaculate two bedroom beauty with second floor ready for expansion when needed. jleaming oak floors. tile bath & full basemen for. by OF game room, Ol) fired fur--- nace, 1', car garage with coment drive. Also patio 1% lots, — landscaped Dertecty at $13. 13,480, th there's :| Kampsen FE 40528 ‘| Realtors Fld ded Telegraph perative Real Estate LOTS Net 4 room house with toflet. Ly wd peg] Bivd. East of Crooks Rd Pontiac. basement. ofl ar. | Rate | After 5, call OR BARGAIN 3 bedroom shell house, paymegt. Lake privileges e GAYLORD Good Investment $128 a month return on your tn- vestment plus 5 rooms to live in Full basemeat with suto. oil beat. Extra large and can be bought for only $3250 down. West Suburban on home with three bedrooms, full basement, 2 car garage Only $11,500 terms. down In oe 7 i ell, Highiy ted py pe rs gain at $11,500. Call MY 2.2821 stop “#4 £. Flint St. Three Bedrooms with a finished recreation room in the basement. Auto. gas heat. 1% car and cement drive. $13, obo with terms. See this 136 E Pike St. Open Eves. & Sun. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange A HOME OF YOUR OWN | } Vacant—heego Harbor 5 rooms & bath, full basement, “A mace, laundry trays. fruit cellar, water heater, s' screens and sarege. Only 1000 down and $60 mo Immediate Possession 4 rooms & bath I year old Hardwood floors, plastered wails, insulation, large lot. This ts a well built home tn a nice West suburban area. $1000 down. Let's Ro See it Northwest Suburban A nice. well insulated 2 bedroam home on shady, nice landscaped lo. There's @ large carpeted live ing room, nice kitchen & dinette, paneled enclosed porch & full bath The full basement has ru pus room, bar oil furnace, laun- dirv trays & water heater. rm . Screens & gatagé. low with terms & early poases- sion. Well be pleased to show it Seneca St. 4 & Bath up. 5 & lavatory down, Good foundation. basement. HA furnace. Private inside front & rear stalrwavs make housekeepers. The price is only $10,500 with good terms. To close estate North Side Brick xceient 4 bedroom brick -— only _ old. ‘ots base- nse 13, erty. * prise rite $13,500 NICHOLIE, “AND H:z ARGER © CO. 33 W. Huron St Silver Lake co : Fad * : oe case in ee ten wee _— 7 ‘storms a ccseae. % : i Lake Area . Mage | & —_ with Hmm front ced tor gull wutek: osle, é Tobn K. Irwin need ‘cineame y 2 Fami THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 Z BEDROOM HOME eee an Clean as « Full pi ; $8050. Pull basement Storma and Screens Cement drive Many other nice features. We you this home. We don't know where it can be beat at this price. Cail lay. PAUL N. evenings, MA 5-3641. ~ SMALE HOUSE, $500 DOWN. CLARK h DOWN, modern 4. ACRES. $700 : 1 Price $4900. - 24a ACRES. $1250 DOWN. Sem!- modern 6 rooms. chicken house, lots of frontage. $4500, 1 ACRE. — & rooms, 3 bed- rooms, to paved road Priced at £90500 with $1559 down @ pin. Consider these’ stn ! 1 red bath fixtures. and wiritg-are in. Sep- ‘tle conpected. con as in, Prisca te to sell tar LADD'S | 4286 Ae One be Fee wd landscaped | garage (overhead doors) | FE 5-020! OR 3-1 ‘Co-operative | Rea] Estate Exchange INC. ee Plains FOR COLORED FAMILIES Beautiful 2 bedroom home, floors. full basement. gas heat Ideal location. For complete in- eed pgreotee Mrs. Spears. Phone RUSSELL A. NOTT. Realtor 170 W. Pik FE 4-5905 4 BED—$29.50 MO. RESALE at $550 uown Substantial | seven rooms. full bath. etc Laree best subdivision Wolverine Lake. Small repairs. A. PICK-UP Walled Lake Realty, Dial MAr- _ket 4-1875. IMMEDIATE POSSESSIO | 2 bedrooin eee iat detatl | Corner 16t on pay to ~e and pil col $13,250. 92.250 dow ST. ‘JOSEPH HOSPITAL AREA 2 bedroom, nearly new home Immediate ssession. $11,300 | with $1,550 down. Only $63 per| — ance “Twin LAKE SECTION 3. room bedroe living room, | month, Includes taxes and cane MODERN 2 bedroom home, 2 lots.’ Dcar garage. $950 down, $8150) ‘total. price. bof and 4 room, modern 2 bedroom e. Lake privs. $6000 with! $1800 down. CHICKEN FARM. WEST 5 roo: basement, parse lot. Priced: wai $7500, term: Wiplivenoestt INCOME, one 3 bedroom while the ster te Picea bot @ erage, $2000 down, re papel = uburban North. CLARK REA EST ATE, FE 46492 W. Huron 8t. Open Ev Coane Real Estate Exchange Low! Low! Low! Out Baldwin This is an immaculately well kept home. 2 bedrooms, near factory and bus line. low monthly pay- ments of only $44. Senor and Senorita | Only $1,500 down on this possible 3-fam income with 8 rooms: Brick enings” e pear downtown Pon- Lake Privileges This is a cozy home in brand new SYLVAN : REALTORS Cooperative Kea! Estate Eachange ij one home at this tow Eee ot } FOR COLORED WE NEED LISTINGS. GILES REALTY CO. FE 54-6175 oer pas eto®s Romeo | (ns tccasen's tecae productive iat home, Exceptionally ine build: - 80’ horse and cattle mm, 80° machinery m for ten- ‘S@nt quarters. 36’ granary — 2 fiela for ‘the air-minded. Live stream This or 40 acres plus buildings ms for $40,000. Term 1 Mile North of Pontiac 1% cre farm-—2 houses, cattle barn, tool shed, milk- se — now as dai ot i i aoe for ou a m 5 000. Terms. 79 ecres vacant on site corner—exceilent bane rod two ens tap rar or @ rea’ fine development. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 22° W. Lawrence = Open Ev PE 58161 FE 5-2050 ANNETT Suburban te bode decozated 5 room and tile bath bdhgaiow in excel- $10,500, terms. Income 1717 3. Telegraph kitchen an. ra lot. $5.-) 205 full price. “will allow $100 fen work to be done on plumbing | Wil accept trades such as land ; contract, lots, ete as down payment WILLIS M. BREWER 55 N. Parke PE 4-5181; FE 2-8532: EM 3-4808 | Charles ) COURT DRIVE, new five room bungalow, gas heat, plastered walls, tile floor bath, oak floors, ; nice large rooms, lawn and | Griveway in, $10,400. i DRAYTON PLAINS, large 5'3 room brick semi-ranch home, be- ing sold at a loss, of! heat, only $2000 to 42 per cent mortgage. why not look. NEAR OPDY&E. large block bun- | | omar with brick fireplace wall, ‘ull basement, oil AC heat, 142 car garage, 180 « 188 home land available cheap, $0000 for quick sale. Get more for your money on this one, | mors | more Terms. | | | 3 |B. D. CHARLES, Realtor) FE 4.0521 Eves. & Sun. Co-operative Real Estate eechengs | 100 jecaees® ~ -$1,250 DOW This lovely 42 room. 2. bed- room frame panei ©” has a 12 x 16 living room 8 20 ~mod- ern kitchen, full bath Tana show- er. Hardwood floors, brick fire- | place, part basement. Automatic ' floor furnace, electric het | ar heater. Wired for electric | \ room modern ranch type home with lovely Lone Large living room and dinette, large utility room! Automatic oi! heat, e hot water heater, wired for electric stove and au- tomatic washer and arpa) Full aluminum screens, storm sash and storm doors, oe venetian blinds. traverse dra end carpeting goes. Inetuding “. full 2 car ga- Tage. All this on a lovely fenced oo 70° x 219°. Priced at only $12,- LADD'S INC. 4286 Dixie ont reyes Piains | Sunday I Lapeer ARS, or M24 OR 3-1231 | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | Elizabeth Lake Estates Here ts @ wonderful buy! Verv pretty white frame bungalow —lot a landscaped and has a dandy fireplace Weathers coid Kany you'll love it come Spring. 2 bedrooms. nice living room roomy kitchen. and tile hath all on one floor Basement with tile floor, automatic was furnace. automatic was hot water. and spacious recreation area 500 — favor- able terms. J. A. Taylor . REA Seth gar — INSURNACE e. FE ¢ Eves. Free Parking wou lnaaliains Auburn Manor KNUDSEN This fine ranch type home on bedrooms, base- ment with gas heat. Many extra features. ‘Large landscaped lot | 'West Side Income Located close to Pontiac High School and downtown area Two apartments on first floor and one on second. In geod condi | tion =e large lot. New 2 car, garage | WM..H. KNUDSEN REALTOR $10 opie on State rile Bidg. STOUT'S Best Buys Today WEST SUBURBAN Real cute 4 room and bath home located one block from Williams privileges. [ with full basement, oil fur- heater and lovely landscaped nace, automatic hot water lot. Only §7350 with $1160 down. AUBURN HEIGHTS Here is a rea! bargain in this three bedroom heme with full basement, oi! fur- nece. full bath, modern hen and large glassed-in $8,000 “with $1 $6,950 For this § room and bath 000 down. rene. on large cor- her a “Only $750 ‘sown. HONEYMOON COTTAGE Located on. Crooks Rd. Avon Twp. real cute in we have. this bath ith $2500 dn. Shown be @ppointment only. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Ph. PE 5-8 Bd oy | | wit - eth ——sttuated — on ied ae fot on @ paved street, ci 111 Joslyn. Cor | Co-operative Real Estate mxeussge are:t* DRAYTON AREA FURNISHED INCOME e toma! oll st, 100 x 160 ft. fenced lot, nice 1% car garage, garden spot, lots of 8, nice hbo: Reasonable ‘down payment Cali owner OR 3-0670. INCOME CLOSE_IN Well located on quiet street 1's story bufigalow. 8 rooms, natural Ser tnes. gas furnace, Just ing Gareee: 2 large lots with shade LASALLE PARK $950 DOWN room modern fully insulated ; Line room and dining room fin- ished in knotty. pine. Full base- ment, hard bi lt, zr semee., ang chic house 3 | CRESCE Nil LAKE IMMED. POSSESSION Beautiful 6 room ranch home built in-"54. Ledgestone fireplace. patio and attached garage. Large lot Whet can you pay down? | Mr. Holmes. For Sale.Houses 43. LAKE ORION -— 292 «6, Broadway. Waterfront 7 room me. 4 ms, — fal) = avatory on first floor. ment. Gas heat. Garage, Can on used by dress shop, studio or men, | SUBURBAN bedroom gue JIM M W RIGHT, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave, * FR 56-0441 Co-operative Real Estate Exe¢h DECEMBER IST qt OBSESSION Harper Street. 5 roo: SLICE OF HAM For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses ~ 43, SYLVAN LAKE has several new 3 bedroom ~ on etele. “arivews _city sewer and ape ent te “ f nday ‘tote ma Immed: modern heme, ‘eee caaaiien: gas furnace, slate. reof, garage. Only $1500 down. Harmon Rea’ Estate _ Fowlerville, Phone CAstle 3-8741. VACANT G00D HOUSE, GOOD location Bargain. FE 2-1842. Let's make a deal. Call us now. Ridgeway | REALTOR 957 Bidwin. FE 4-6203 | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | $650 DOWN FOR COLORED and clean 4 room house a PiOSe school bus stores Full price only $4, R OD. RILEY, BROKER 1 FE _4-115T or FE 7-086 SAC RIFICE transferred. Possession | 2 bedroom, with large | “srreened porch large lot. Privileges on _Middie Straits Lake Owner will | lose $2000. at price of $7900 wan low down payment RIDDELL 665 Commerce Rai and | ‘0 Owner Jan _EM [ 3-3022 | PERRY PARK § rooms, 2 bedrooms, large living | room, auto oil heat, only } block | fram school. 1 year old 5 blocks | from the Church of Christ. | down payment. \ | | ONLY $1,500 DOWN Will buy this modern 2 bedroom home with large living room and hewly decorated kitchen. Lot 80 x 280, completely fenced in, with about 15 beautiful shade breas and lots of garden space | ON MANSFIELD 2 bedrooms Large living room | Full basement -with lots of rec- | reation space. Near bus line Low | down payment, | FOR COLORED | 2 bedroom, with expansion attic, | full basement with recreation | space, auto, heat, low down pay- ment, ' IVAN W. 'SCHRAM | FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 lf no answer. ph FE 5-2566 Open Evenings and Sundays ard. REALTOR | Established tn 1916 NEAR LAKE OAKLAND - OG! | resale odern full basement, breezeway to attached 2-car ga- Tage. Lake abide tal Only $8,960 with $3,750 d NEAR CASS LAKE Only $059 | down for this ¢rm. and full bath me. al) new th ‘83. Modern kitehen With nope ae rel eee ture window, fenced for couple. Bee this. yates at $5,950. INCOME OR BUSINESS — Located | om main street on Pontiac's east — Srms & bath on Ist fir, ye Tms «& roperty roned quadiane Leepeecen $3,000 do DRAYTON AREA-—2?-bedrm. home. modern kitchen, ven. blinds, large lot, 2-car cement biock garage — with overhead doors. Lake privi- leges. carpeting included. $8,950 With $2.000 down. | WEST SIDE DUPLEX —- Brick 2 and Full basement, 2 furnaces, | floored 3rd. fir. Paved street. In- come will more than make your monthly payments. See this now At $16.500 with §3.500 down Good income location. Liberal discount | for cash. flr Im- with bath on 2nd. for business $15,000 - Srm noe. ern home, all in excellent con- dition’ Modern kitchen bath with shower, ol] furnace. 2-car garage, overhead doors and cement drive Landscaped, lake aed paved road. $13,450 with $3,000 down, 2 kitchen sets, etc. Paved rien bus. “Now at $11,500 FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. kawrence FE 5-6105 Open Eves Next to the Consumers Power WHITE — BROS. JUST HAD A PHONE CAEL! The owner of this 40 acre farm has the true Christmas spirit. Not only. the 2 bedroom home with a new oi] furnace, the barn and out buildings. all located on level rich black loam will go. but now he says, “Give them all the implements, tractor, plow, drags, cultivator mowing ma- chine, hay rake and so on‘ This is a rea) start in farming far only $1,500 down and 860 | @ month. | close SO IT’S COLD But somebody is going to buy this fine lakefront cottage lo- cated on beautiful Walters Lake to be ready when the good ole summertime returns. This is all ready to occupy. complete with beds. lamps, table. chairs and | the works. 5 rooms of lakeside | cemfort, 2 bedrooms 12x20 living | room, kitchen, part bath, and an | 8x20 sunporch. Plenty of outside facilities with ats. picnic table, lawn chairs. giider and: a good boat dock. Nice lot with ‘® on lake plus 2 additional jots | across the street. All just $9,500. $1,500 do yours for | wn LOOK AHEAD | To real pleasant living. This 4 bedroom home near Like Oak- land will give a large living room with place. a sunroom, fall bath modern kitchen. A well land- scaped yard also, gives you a large barbecue for many ‘enjoy- abl mmet hours, Ric ried summers now and on this one. Easy serene : ?? re tee Why nae ‘someone buy this house. Everyone describes this lace to us seat isten Ranch - type, lots | of bed- . Hreplace, den,s 2 car a cement drive full ete, and al) on ie located ‘on & large beautiful land- aped lot near Pe to schools and t tion, what more could |- * you betel (ra Bogig xt ne “ ap- WHITE BROS. Prone wha p18 /WARD E. PARTRIDGE 100 Ft. On White Lake cai new 2 bedroom, full bath, in for addition. rerse cua trees, very ne ‘round home. nek is ‘at cay $8,900 with $2.800 d STAGRIES BEDROOM HOUSE On main road west of Ponilac. Large chicken house. 2 car ga- Tage, with rooms overhead. Some FG large. screen ce ly landscaped. in| fruit ieee tries. t. elec. hot water, good Pebalt $14,050, terms. C. Schuett Commerce SE M 341 a Partridge 1s THE. “BIRD” TO SEE WEST SIDE BRICK ht 8 Just what you've been looking for—a# brand new 3 bedroom brick ranch type home conveniently lo- cated of Pontiac's. west side. Tiled entrance way with closet, beauti- ful hardwood floors, full bath with erica. plenty of cupboards in kitchen, Pull basement with a Sates space for a recreation room. Full pee Just $14,950 on terms. Will trade for a land con- ract IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Only $950 down required on this comfortable 5 room bungalow. Many furnishings including stove & retrigerator included in the fall sprice of just §6.500 ‘as lake Privileges on Williams Lake. Cali now for an Sppolntment. REALTOR FE 2.8316 WORK, LIVE & PLAY, ALL ON Oxford, 43 W. Huron St, Open Eve 7 to 9 “BROWN | | s1e0e DOWN -— Cory ®wo it bungalow “Excellent condition’ Newly decorated. Plastic tile bath Large 60 x 140 ft lot. Close to Lake privileges. Priced at $7950 | $1500 DOWN — Lake front cottage | and all furnivure. beach Large 60 x 125 ft enclosed potches Well landscaped This one is really priced to sell @t only $5500.00. $2000 DOWN - 3 bedroom brick home Natural brick fireplace. Storms & Screens. Very good | condition Here is a home should see Priced at only s7b00 | When Gace whens bei bed | we will bave $2500 DOWN Brick and frame bungalow. 3 bedrooms Full base- ment, gas furn., aluminum storms & screens, [enced rear yd. reere- ation room. West side location. $11.500 FULL PRICE S— Lovei : bedroom modern bungalow 3 years old. Full basement Paves | street. Good clean home Pay-— ‘261. ments are only $6457 including | PE _5-7741 taxes and Ins, 4 per cent interest Hf. BROWN, Realtor «| ia W Huron FOR COLORED AMIENS) Off Earlmoor Biy¢d. Now vacant All white large 2 bedroom modern bungalow, with new gas furnace To include carpets and all fur- niture. Price $7950 $1600 down Also other newer 3 bedroom homes in this area that may be purchased on ith $600 down. $1200 down plus mortgage costs, to oual- ified buyers) Phone Mrs Howard. 18 Gillespie St. FE Tour Kinzler. Realtor 670 W. Huron St. FURNISHED $495 DOWN Cute 5 room bungalow with 3 bedrooms and stool and shower. White frame tcon- _ struction with 2 lots and foundation in for a garage Lake privileges on fine lake Immediate possession, Com- pletely furnished and ready to move into today! dw. M. Stout, Realtor { v7 N Saginaw 8t FE 54-8165 Open Evenings ‘ti] 8 30 "FOR SALE: HOUSE. FE 5-526 NT j SYLVAN VILLAGE BRICK — Enalish Colonial with bed- a room and b own. Vestl- bule entrance pleasant it now! sis SULvAN VILLAGE—810, 900 block . pleasant kiteh- en 2 bedrooms and bath down one ijaree bedroom up. Garage. Full oi! furnace. It's exceptional Why not make your anpoint- _ ment naw! rs inlet S HOME tn — con-.. dition from roof t t eating space itl - rooms. th basement, wt heat. to yard. ed No better buv at Bice ==" HIGHLANDS RICK 2 bedrooms. car- ena iting room full tile en, full ment, gas e marace ! Lake privileres 3. 8yl- van. Bus oor, Hurry SOMETHING A BIT DIF- FERENT ne tm contempor- ary living. 1 acre site with | -|- the’ home . situated amid u ——_ re close. in .vet the - count Beamet coil cent natural ral fina. ace, sere h are but a few of ‘s attrac- tions down, with immediate possession iw can you miss? RAY eer Realtor 4308 Dixie Hwy FE 2-4610 | Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange | {$1,000 Down” Paris eS % W. 1 c yorative E Batt nie x4 et! in : . Je § ROOMS AND BATH. MODERN HOME =SUBDIVIBION, AY (GAGE SESSION. on : _For Sale Houses 43 NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA HOMES . Oak floors, gas heat, sewers and water. Sidewalks, near shopping, bus, schools. Low down payment. PEARL BUILDIN NG CO. MODEL AT bat ae. Between Joslyn and N. Per OPEN 1 PM. DAILY, EXP. Wi D. on large piece ground, at Dyck lake with ‘axe privile es, only $7,500 terms. Geo, A. olkert, 3486 Jackson Blvd. White Lake, Milford. MU- tua) 44383. OXFORD HOME This house, all on one floor, of fers liv room, kitchen, 2 bed- lity room and th. Lot with i% car garage. size . 100x123 Price $7, $1. 400 down MEAGHER REAL- ESTATE Mich. _-OA 86-3122 “ON SASHABAW RD. _ ' Owner jeaving state, will sacri- fice for ca A bungalow with 5 rooms and bath on first Moor, full basement, auto. oil furnace. Stairway to finished upstairs. Goed location in Drayton Ideal for large family. Or could easily heen ord 2 family. Asking $ GIROU IX & FRANKS ENERAL REAL ESTATE OR 3-0701 Open until 6—Sat. , “th 5. SUBURBAN } RANCH | HOME All face brick ranch on Large liv. rm., nat eal. rm. 3-bedrms., large kitchen with eating space. Bath and half, lavatory and master bedrm. ored fixtures im bath. 2 car cues Plastered gar. Price $20, OP EN SAT. AND SUN, NOON TILE 6) PM. . Ais mile north of . One block east (ioe “un __2-0609 TO BUY. To SELL. | REALTOR Partridge ts the ‘bi: to 261 State Ave Four bedroom brick home siate roof, 1") baths, stoker-fire heat A ope owner, solidly constructed family me, on large land- sca lot. Gara e on alley In. cludes carpeting, stove electric “ive hos ee some iurniture at P AUL “Dp. HAMMOND a W > Huron 8t. Eve _FE 54714 GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS HOME—HAPPINESS NORTH 3 MILES NEAR BALDWIN | Attractive fully insulated 5 room and bath, room semi-bunga- low with one bedroom and bath down, oak floors, eve-appealing kitcHen with breakfast nook, full basement. oi] heat, space for be reation, shower, Veoetian blind ‘2 acre landdcaping and garden spot. Chicken coop, . run- way, outside rill, Offered at $7050. $1295 down, FIRST FERING-8EE IT RANCH CUTIE NEAR Cecilie! PLAINS Corner lot, 152157 ft., paved street hbecrch wants) decorated 5 room living room and one bedrgom. Combination storms and scre¢ns. New awnings, attached 1% car garage, loads of shrubbery Sonne at $8,960. $3,950 down. D TO ILLNESS. OWNER Lap NG TO ARIZONA. ‘o Buy-—To Sell~To. Trade you" ‘BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY CO., REALTORS | Comperative Real O03 Exchange Just bath, wellteni ce kitchen, ment, floor. Large lot. “Move right in. We have the keys. nee YOUR TIME E he A preg Te eatin eu pes jon't waste ime in « _ be too ipa ranch hom ™ pull casement large livin) tile bath, lot 100x150 $12.00, te terms. 4 per cent contract. ‘ = arpoeended & PIKE Large 8 room modern home. Ideal for ‘arse family, or can with a few minor changes, be converted into an imcome property. 2 car kerage. $8400, terms. Realtor | | | Ji Sen ee BY OWNER: 4 ROOMS & BATH. reened in porch, gas heat, full basement. $1500 down. 718 E. Tennyson. FE 2-1534. Southeast Section nese co. & Baidin kubver modern hcuse with- ad- joining store. ‘Duuable for smal) rocery, barber shop drw ciean- | ries or small eee b group. Price rm RUSSELL. A. “Nort, or thy ae Pike OOM HOME. mak aa * pletion West suburban. Lake priv- leges. Large corner lot. Plastered full basement Cedar See $12.- 200; BLD FE. 4-9681 FE EASY TERMS. § ROOM modern ae Living room, ing room, desirable kitchen, screened front ‘porch and 3 pe. bath down, 2 bedrooms up, lot 9 x 10 feet nicely land- scaped. close to bus and schools. Would trade Clark Real Estate, FE 44813. Ask for Mr. or Mrs Clark. 5 REEDROOM FRAME ON WEST ide. Convenient to schools or _‘downtown. __large lot. FE 2-2137. WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT 40x22. bedroom shell house Cost you $4,245. $110 down, 8465 | mo. reset our model. ‘Red Horse * “2 FAMILY 1 cs & paved street Short distance to school, Owner leaving city Sell as soon as possible, For com- plete information N \. i SSE 170_W. Pik 2 BEDROOMS Full bath. undry r 162, & per cent contr TRAILER DOWN For equity on this one. or ped sake! little monev and _CUCKLER REALTY 06 N. Saginaw FE ¢-s001 $300 DOWN ew 3 bedroom house with Good | ment Interior unfinished bocation, large sot. OR 3-7301. 7 ROOM HOUSE AT WOLVERINE Lake 1" :-car garage Needs some repair Call MA 4-2016 BY OWNER. . CONTEMPORARY 2 2) bedroom home amid lovely trees oS acre lot. Circular drive, ara oi] heat. large tnclosed emily. Toom. and fireplace. Tel. Near Te-Huron Shopping center 780 Hillcliff. Price $13,900, only fuses down Sa after- Dec. 3. for tepection Call Metamora | oor? $395 pow R YOU TO. ON THE INSIDE F. C. Wood Co. REALTOR Corner Williams Wake ~~ “a M59 Office Open 6-5 R 31235 After 5 call on-2603 HAYDEN IMMEDIATE Pi i Ex- cellent 2 bedroom ~ brick home with plastered walls. a 13'x16" liv- ioe room with fireplace. kitchen 12x14, bath. Basement with - oil furnace & auto water psec Lake privileges. $10-900. AVON TWP. OFF AUBURN RD $ room modern tio i¢ with stair- way to sub aosred attic. Ceramic tile bath gas furnece & heater 1'y car garage with $2500 down NEW GI. HOMES. $700 down lus morteage cont 3 bedroom ace brick homes. Plas oak floors $0950 of room colors and tile. OPEN DAILY 2 to 6 P.M. $950 DOWN Before you pee meet our new 2 bedroom in- sulated. Lake Svieed: signed for comfort and conveneince. Pic- ture window excellent kitchen with wood cupboards and For- mica countertops i] Lk. Rd. Watch for J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 86 E. Walton’ Open Eves. FE 8-0441 FIX ME UP z m modern home with base- ment Has autumatic oil heat 2? cat garage Close to schools OsSep eiSZ — bus. “eile on Paddock St. in Pont. etter call today for Open Eves.’ . FE 2-0259 details, py Shevard. OL 1-7511. REALTOR $3") W. Huron St. Broker Co-operative Real Estate E « NCOME PROPERTY 2 Family Income Attractive modernitstic '¥ level de- fos West stburba e privileges, trances. upper ee aerat-ad ee living heal bath, it, betiroo: On scien, a ee water. Offered gt}. $2, Bala 911,750 with down. on ijand contract, Put your dol- * lars to work, see it today, a 3 actes land i tool wih «room. bun ed ‘first to call now. hot wal 4 Laces Don't sorry, be _ NICHOLIE real ane am. insirance' Mt, 1901 ve. Mr. Allen FE 24000 I Large and smal) single homes. 5 acres, 4 rocm house. Basement. oi] heat, 2 car garage. Also stor- Sen building. For price and terms 43) +4 ee, addi and would like to, $1763 down. oak | water | "This Week's Special ae is the. down payment bedroom — home. f ypear Lake. Some fixing Pies Idea! eins bold fipennht EM BR EE é & ‘GREGG 565 Union Lake Rd, Union Lake Villa - EM 3-3314 Eves. Mi. 3-3708 | TRANSFERRED Owner’ must Gpetneal ly 2 Pose room. — ranch, foascin garage, full’ bese ye desement, 13 131 | e Adams Rd. ic land- peion ¢ occupied 2 mos., priced bee cost. McLEOD, Lyset Lincoln M. 1120 S. Wood ward 2-1300 Royal LAKEFRONT HOUSE FOR SALE or trade for hou e in town. Rea- sonable cares: EM 3-0067 for in- formation ___- BY | OWNER. 2 “20 & @#@ RANCH style home, } acre uf land, $8500 _With $750 down, EM 3-2423. FOR VETERANS Only $850 down will handle this large 3 bedroom home in Roch- esters north hill area. House hy oid oe 1120 sq. ft. area. ROGER ny HENRY, 511 Main St. Rochester OL 1-0111 _or OL 1-0121 Ld Inc. INCOME Near Cedar Island Lake —Ideal ts. Basement, auto- matic oat “Plus chicken house, 16x40, large lot, 250 ft. on road, with circle-drive. Pull price $12,- 000. $4, own or will smaller home as down payment. THELMA. N. _ ELWOOD FE s i266 PE M30 NEW ¢ ROOM’ HOUSE. FULL basement, Waterford srea. Some ego to be done. Only §400 GE O. M: aEE & Realtor Andersonvi Waterford '? HONE ‘OR 3-1268 cae POSSESSION —-$1,700 Dow 4 rooms and bath with large family room. Built 1950 on a 70 lot on paved street near school, 1'y car garage i it 1-3 ACRE LOT— tied down It, story bedroom utility J oaan, storms and s¢ _ens, fully: in- sulated little finishing work | to do. Outdoor barbecue pit | CLOSE IN ONE begat TO BUS— $4,500 down or «’. [eon nette. o#k floors and plas- tered walls seein | storms and screens around, with solid zone drive, situated on 2 large fenced- in lots. RUSTIC, ON WOODED LOT—$1 500 DOWN \ | 4 rooms, bath and utility, | 12x28 living room. modern i log construction with alu- minum storms and screens Priv. om Williams Lake. | lake’ are boul good buys in the) o- OCKE, Realtor WM. A. 1609 UNION LAKE RD. EM 34671 = LAKE LOT IN HIGHLY | peqerteiere sree. Will = sacrifice ad gene linicevie waren am: Owner going an SE. must REALTORS - sell immediately. ca _OR 3-189¢ 3087 Ww" Huron FE 43569 | HERE IS A $1000 GIFT FOR __OPEN EVENINGS ‘TIL 8 Ja someone. Just reduced to $12,900 ( Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES Arrange at once to see thi: house ITS AMAZING ; vourself. We know it is one of the | m. Real ant ak WALTER GREEN, MY. 2-531. Pontiac Motors Area BEDROOMS—Brick and Frame. a 5 Poa ba m, kiteb bath, hardwpod . base- : oll fur- s, t Pe Cale’ 90450 with “terms. HILTZ . al tate and Insurance ron we Haren FE 5-618) So Much to See?’ ake a oa heal excellent basement. Oi! hea! Pa arranged first floor, vestibule entrance, living room with fireplace careomined kitch- nd dinette Sale Business Property 49 ‘Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE A-1 INVESTMENT mi ey leased — wes Le a. melanie sa fe and ee to rh ies e of Shier mai WARD E. REALTOR 43 W. Huron Rent Lease Bus. ESE TET: 494 FE 28316 Oven Eve. 7 to 8 deep, many hpeageg reer on riety store, the thing and everyining |» hehe po Te- strictions, Call rodt Road- way . ask tee iar Kay, ~ taker, ‘or FE 86-2336. ft. almost a 2 bedroom ranch bungalow. 15xj5 PARTRIDGE For Sale or Exchange 50 ity ing room, Roman brick Apel - _ ‘ook in| lake. Dinin Suc over- L. Natural finish nen cabinets. Baseboard hot water heat, water softener Attached l‘a car garage. BE FIRST! NEW!! Grocery, 2 Apartments tv in, uarters for the owner — esl ea to rent, and a very rocer: ane meat business, with beer wine license. CALL FOR ALL “THE DETAILS. HUMPHRIES REALTOR 83 N_ Telegraph Open Evenings Co-operative Real Estate Exchange INCOME : 7 family brick and frame with entrance 3 room apts. Full basement with | auto. gas steam heat, Full price | is 814.750 with terms. Will take land con trade for down | payment, George R. Irwin REALTOR am. Buse Ave. FE 5-0101 4 . ’ $ Birmingham CUSTOM-BUILT TWO-LEVEL Rendch on a Nagase overlooking Meadow Lake recrea- pose: tien room, built-in iber buffet and Hi-Fi system in every room Benjamin and and combination | Mriwest 4-3232 est 8 room homes in the district | Needs and out no repairs. lovely See this today. inside INCOME 2 family home, attached earace. full basement with of] furance | Near Telegraph Rd. and Golf | Drive. $2.500 down. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 4 bedroom home. on East Side on black top street. Close to stores, schools and bus. Only $1,- 600 down. . SOLD in~ exclusive Hickory Knolls. 4 more’ 3 bedroom homes nearly completed. 2 with: base- ments ready for occupancy. \ 2 BEDROOM SUBURBA 14g car garage, black top street Casita pod large lot, 560x250. $2200 wn, Evenings after 6, FE 5-7587. OFFICE OPEN ¢4 A. JOUNSON, Realtor 174 S. Telegraph kd. Pt 4253307 . 2 FAMILY East Side. Ideal for couple retirement. Owners’ 5 rooms and bath down and -3 rooms and bath up rented at $18 per week. Oil heat 2 car garage. To include furniture in 3 room apt, Pri $2500 or -less SMART BRICK RANCH Here you ines — Seals can enjoy th to the asimost. Somer: hall pian with 24 foot living room, regular — room, 3 nice. bedrooms,_2 baths, model. kitchen anal screened rear ferrace, Altached 2 car garage a 8 x 20 work- shop at rear. Recreation with built-in shuffle room board, Fenced lot, 100 x 150. Lake privileges. 38 ALLISON STREET Off Oakland. New Caltorsis redwood bungalow, 6 lar, rooms and vanity tiled bath, . Mirror-like oak floors, and plastered and painted wall«. High, light bsmt. with gas furnace. Anderson Windows with complete storms and screens, ly 5 blocks from downtown. tt you want a well-constructed home, eco- nomical’ to maintain and close to your work, be sure “to see this. he must see this to Seteve ft. call Mr. Weitzel } | Stephens, Inc. 250 Woodward. Birmingham OPEN 9 AM TO 9 PM } privileges on Lake Oakland | For Sale Lake Property 44 ee hens with di- | wAdeartooll ee AREA, MODERN 3| e, 1'y baths, hare papel inet alr heat, 14% car ga- rage. lake privileges. inehodont ‘2 acre lots Ail this for | terms Round Lake front, 3 bedrooms and bath, fireplace, utility roem Wiil trade for Pontiac home will | discount for cash. Price $7,500 coty 2 bedroom home. Lake a icneee Only $6,800, terms for the Holidays only. Brand new ous 7 2 room modern home '» attached car lot. Lake priv T G lerae a beset j 1648 Union Lake, Rd _ M 3-4 Jeges eet! For Sale Resort cn 444A NEW CABIN at St. Helen (3 hour drive from Pontiec!. In beart of deer coun try. I mile from public boat lanrt ing and bathing beach 82.395 Call MA 54216 after 4 om For. Sale Lots “LAND SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVI- sion. Lots for immediate i :es, for multiple commercial a: industrial use. ~ Sylvan Realty 238) ORCHARD LAKE RD. 4T MIDDLEBELT eo LAKEFRONT LOTS Just ‘a few left new well | subdivision. Price | ‘all | | : omnes 5342 W nore ‘on FE 4-1549 Eves. MY 3-7085 b, NEAR. ROCHESTER 100 X 250 Restricted School bus service No taxes FE 23-7745 LOTS DUNN FARMS Beautiful wooded and open 100° x «170°. Just 4 miles of the Pontiac city limits good roads. Close to vet ing, but. out where it is. Spat iy restricted better ca, een: es low as a ones co LADD'S INC. 4286 «Dixie Hwy.. pee Plains Open Lapeer nae a M24 ° FE 5-0291 OR 3-123) Co-operative Real Estate Exchange For Sale Acreage 47 6 ACRES WEST SURBURBAN MYERS REAL ESTATE FE 44075 Ipits ngrth WEST SUBURBAN Wooded Acreage Only 4 parceis—one to six acres vet only 3 miles ~ west of Pontia CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 403 Commustty reel pen PE "ROSE. McLARTY" <4 eA GhE ee © LO FE 22103 or Fr fas7s. SEMINOLE HILLS “For Sale Farms 48 Sedipenictrems| Senay Ga POR PARMS AND ACREAGE noe $950. DOWN, i. West Side. In perfect con- | Cal) Rutledge, OR 31111. ra com 2 le e LOS heat, attached plastered | @ ACRES eames Desirable, madern ‘home: on 2 Socager storm gereena. ce Near evi ttle," Buchy block garage, west. suburban lo- Price $13,750 with 3.000 « N. Stier, oN ee iis ts " a. " or % Se. ae . laund i des ‘sppoiniment Clark. eal. Betatc. Sale Hoo te og 49} he I w. Horon, FE 4-6492 or PPP LL Oe PP FE 44613, : : iizab Fale Vatarei Grocery, Beer & Wine ee ae h ee 610 W. Huron St. Phone FE 43595 tse Ins repeals aevciopioe res, heat, automatic washer. electric | oe eee Also living quarters, e lot Sich vasher and Witer ener. pee eee Estate Exchange | . tor parking ioox178. | Hitl Seai cern | «9 BIG "ROOMS oS 6, “lease ‘or trade iat Mediate possession Les a0 DOWN , Reh * close Dorothy ‘Snyder Lavender ral a af cow | John Ky Irwin 3 Hi RILEY - cr 2. 244i rE iw oe. he Tosee ' Phone rr vt Ere bi] 2-104 i ; | | a Se & . Ct ty! i 4 : « : ok bt wk a : at, x ’ a + ay pons ~ - a wel. Pe gee Pa ’ 'g . if eaeat i L ; r ‘ FE 2-0474 FE Co-operative Real Testate Exchange | JOrdan 45728 — ferre | SALES on | on | 3 bedroom ranch type with over | free and clear near Pontiac, Lo- cated" on black top street. Oi) heat. Investigate! | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N, Saginaw St. Ph. FE §-6165 Open Eves. vat 6:30 Business Opportunities 51 ‘DELIVERY AND MOVING BUSI- ness Priced to sell quick. De- | -livery contract and truck. Excel- lent opportunity Se SMALL BUILDING FOR REPAIR RESTAURANT, for couple, good lecal business. 50 cash or terms. 5843 Dixie Hwy., ie to Waterford Hard- _ware. OR 3-5164 ee 4 HOME BLEACH ROUTE. tablished 10 years. $1 needed. Witt demonstrate and prove earn- 6 dollars per hour. i Box 66, Pontiac Press. FOR LEASE ~ SMALL _RESTAU- rant Low oxexhead OA 8-3900. SPECIALS $22.500 nels HI-WAY — Ae ft. lot. Good 7 cement reereck store Caucieg and $ room modern bungalow in rear You can have your home and business here located between Drayton and Waterford os begs pei dal ree lade — Large iiviag: quarters tn fae Two gas Furnaces Here is a building that ‘can be used for numerous bus- “jhe sses FOR FULL — Information on the above two listings call Mrs. | Hoyt FE 2-9840 . BROWN, Realtor c u “Buren PE, 2-4810 Partridge 300. | IS THE "BIRD" TO SEE | TODAY'S SPECIALS A SUPER HARDWARE located in one of Metropolitan Detroit's | fastest growing areas. Business apm | tremend every | year—will do near $70, gross in 1955, will soon be $100,000 annual business It's ha re- al ware in this boom district, Very i “attractive J bedroom owner's Apt Pienty of off-street parking at | pu sy intersection. Only 500 | down Plus stock of approx. $22.- | 000. Valuable real estate also | evailable | TAVERN 4n prosperous Oakland | Co,.community No food or enter- {| taimment. Amusements alone net | $50 per week for owner. Only | $9.500 down plus stock ‘A-1 DRIVE-IN MILK DEPOT dairy bar and lunch counter in one of Oakland County's fastest growing areas Topnotch jocation in middie of busv shopping center Business ‘grow'ng every year — 1954 gross over $70.000 will do ; hear $100,000 this year Fverything in the finest of condition, $12,500 down. Valuable real enete avall- able. TRADE-GROCERY | wine takeout located just east of Pontiac. Doing $100.000 per year. Will consider trade for pro; erty of contracts. Only §1, down plus stock. at BR tee ape WARD E. PARTRIDGE | REALTOR FE 28316 | 43 W. Huron St. Open Eve 7 to 8 a GOOD DAY | Tavern with 3 eon ing alleys and beer ideal for partners. This is sharp and probit i. very oe over- gross $5,000 head | monthly” “Pull” price $32,500. Easy Mic THIGAN BUSINESS CORPORATION 416 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. aL 582 PE 4 Do You Want toOwn © Your Own Business ? _, Major otf company bas modern, | large volume service station.for | lease in Pontiac area. The loce- , Uon ts one of the finest in Oak- _ land County. If you have the | mecessary | doen't over _call between 8 and 5, FOR LEASE 2 tation, TO BUY, PARTRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD” TO GROCERY E. BEER wine license. Stock & $3,000, 48 Putman he §-9107, WILL SACRIFICE EQUITY IN Ferguson tractor backhole anid front end “International _FE ee ae FE_5- CLAss “C" MUtual 4-7. | GROCERY Oke OR LE. Stock abe tyler — sale, we Seart La ORCHARD LAKE AVENUB oe Business frontage, 60x100 ft. with 20x30 ft. aluminum sided building Offered at $12,000, $3,000 down, or with trailers and equipment, at ~ $15,00, $5,509 down. Sultable for htt type business. Owner leaving WEST SIDE BRICK AND BLOCK Commercial building, one year old, 40x64 ft. 18 ft, aretlings plus 24x26 office space, oi) hot water mos 2 lavatories. Fenced lot 100 315 ft. Located at intersection hear wey Hh cont) Offered at §40,- Buy-To Sell—To ba B You puY ite WE'LL INSU! | MAHAN TY CO. REALTORS Co-Operative Ly eal’ Estate Mechenge £0263 To BRA omen | DONT WISH FOR | MONEY! Make it | through assitind K hae sell, rent oo — -dial FE 3818 . evecare and experience : TO SELL, REALTOR GROSSING 75000 ¥ yearn. Ne ‘Nene — plant... ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1], 1953 * a Sale Land Contracts 52 FOR SALE EAND SS a § é a modern cent. home -near Rochester, “Cost to)’ ou $4,837 v AN LOANS $600 to $1,509 can m or not % a. For e additions or improve 3. To row or ry houses pa: constructed. ___Mortgage Loan ; Loans | 34 Sal Home & Auto Loan Company you Oe & garage bom on, On 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT —New Apply 208 National’ Dullding tte four room bungalow with base- or phone ee tables and coffee table, leather ment, Contract balance $5,400 = = tneoet, th Gas yable at $54.00 per month at ~ Swaps ». §5 | —mnsert. MA 6-6683. = per cent. Cost to you $4,320. ee ae ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE ] , BUILDING $35. cabinet Cont $139. uew. —— J RAY O'NEIL, Realtor "| _tate."Hi- a. van Welt, ON'DIiS5. | PE. 63156, = FE 3 1202’ ROOM HOUSE WITH STOVE. | ELECTRIC sSTOVE. $15. OL HAVE ry ND CONTRACT ON pare ac will for bs heater ore Iron- ace,® pesrese shal, Mal vose,| foes inne rian eo 2 ad : . 2 PIECE PIECE SECTIONA: ‘A FE 40681. I A » Realtor |2 3 _2 chairs. In good ¢ rg feo, @ PER CENT D CONTRACT, 6261 Andersonville Rd. io ad cond. MI 4-7650. balance owing $7,161.90, phyments Phone OR 3-1. ELECTRIC STOVE AND DINING oe pee, eee wie tenons “one ‘Need the rom. FE | Fon SALE LAUHDRY—TOS—a « pinet. e room. FE |i 4 LAUNDRY TUB sme - per cent for cash. sa aveulnae Onl ths & SEASONED 6 YEARS, VALUED COON DOG, BLACK 2 TAN, SWAP |FOR SALE a one ae Gas i ralaal Dp or. —— tine or wie, stove. Gas c Fone od be Will Satepmeet tala "| SS wince eee Snr |e, Soe, Aa a T, BAL-| 1947 Dice SAKER. TON after ‘ance, pence! t $76 Def month stake rack, 6 good tires, R BALE: GUARANTEED | RE- 6 r cent leageest. Cost stock ‘k What have vou? ili | frigerstors. .- ....... #5 up 58. 3-5150. Call alter _sell, OR 23-4376. Wringer washers 25 up 10x?’ CAMP TRAILER. TRADE capone iphaoc vt teees fred pe CONTRACT FOR SALE. FE) 10", 1290. Phone Pe oer ween | Roy's. 96 Oakland. |” re 34001 a ‘s SCOUNT time GARBAGE DIBPOSALS. N EW. 400 S 85,000 BTU GUN TYPE BURNER | bile they last. $49.05, ais month at 6 per cent.| complete with all controls, will} Munro Electric, 1060 W. Huron. sels. for @ boat and trailer. EM are canes a seers COAT. eggins aise e e- a jiM M WRIGHT, EES RM. AND BATH. OUTSIDE oF| [0P §8s range Goaperative } e Real Estate Exchange a eement Ais. #7300 BALAN BALANCE PAY $73. PER per cent oso pron Cost to you,! $5,040. Secured 6 room house in bar be Pontiac. Good location, paved streets, excellent buyer, WHITE" BROS. -Phone—OR Siete oe FOR 31295 Money to Loan 3 (State Licensed Lenders) CHRISTMAS CASH | For r Sale ( Clothing — 56 LIBERTY LOAN CO. |= = MONEY — 1-Day EAUTIFUL & SILVER FOX _JACK- $20 TO $500 et 14, itke new. +78. OR Signature & Other Plans 9108 920 W.. Huron E 3-7123 BEAUTIFUL a WOOL, oe die: t. erst o! TEAGUE FIN: ANCE CO! Sire 16. Like new. 650. MI 64481. 202 N.. MAIN (BLACK PERSIAN LA LAMB LAby's con! size cond. ROCHESTER, MICH. | Birmingham, Mr 61030 °°" LOAN TO $500 CLEAN, FIRST CLASS D peels yeuns man's grey edo suit, TOCK < 5 coat, aberdine to HOUSEHOLD D GOODS — mart izip lined) ze 31-38 ann Ph_Rochester OL 60711. OL 1-9791, also ladies coats, 3 toppers, 1 "NEED SEASONAL CASH? Get t% fast at Beneficial, Loan custom-tailored to your needs and income, Phone first for one-trip furnace for larger modern house. PE 5-5490. 6 per cent interest. 20 SALE OR owe ‘4? FORD PICK- up. PE 5- 3 SHARP 2 BEDROOM recent HOME on the east side of to’ Full |arlete $6,950—wil He eling po cant lot, acreage, land = cents in your home as down ym R. J. VALUET, Realtor | 345 ‘Oakland, Ave FE 5-060) “|Co-operative Real Estate Exchange full Jength 8t Mary: 8, size 12-14. Ter for students. Reasonable. 1 OL 2-8002 Poni: - AQUA NYLON NET and lace, size 16 Worn once. _MI 4-3918 after 6 } pm die sm. 50 \LADY’8. LIGHT BLUE PLOTO | cloth coat. size 13-15. Girls sub- BE NEFICI Ale | teen, size 8-)0, red coat. skirts and biouses Au excellent cond- FINANCE CO. tion MA 5-0751 7_W. Lawrence St. FE 29249 MAN'S OVERCOAT, ZIPPED IN lining, site 44. Bult, gray trous- shirts. Clean, inflrood condi- tion Bargain FE 5- 30: 000 Families ; MAN'S arate OVERCOAT ‘SIZE Recommend Buckner’s Four (4) Buckner Conven- fent offices in Pontiac area, where you can quickly bor- tow up to $500 on small once - a - month payments You full amount, no ecguations! OF enone Buckner’s 18 LES ¥OU THINK. at Get needed cash quickly from Buckner's friendly loan company. Buckner Finance Co. 38 oor Like new $15. OR 3-2841 MOTORCYCLE. JACKET. LIKE new OR 3-4259. 6 WHITE UNIFORMS FOR SALE Suitable for nurses or waitress _MA | af. 6 pm OVERCOAT WORN TWICE TOP coat. Both size 38 Northern seal | coat Size 40 Universal electric blanket Excellent cond PE 2-689 size 14. excellent condition. $100 Call after r_5:30 pm OR 3-7593 SIZE @ AND } 10 PUR COAT, SUEDE eoat and fur jacket Dresses Will sacrifice FE 47241 ree SIZE 38 PHONE OR 3-767 ; Sale Household Goods 57 ‘ABC AU TOMA Tle@—WASHER Good cond Need space $40. MI a vl Lad a $24. refrigerators oy up ranges Offices ate located: Pontiac, 2nd Floor, National Bldg. Drayton Pisins, 4512 Dixie Hwy, Walled Lake, 230 Barnstoa (next .to Bank) Utica. 45462 Van Dyke j one block North across from Bank LOANS, $25 TO $500 BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE 64 W. Lawrence st. LOANS ~ t25 to $500 to $500 COMMUNITY LOAN ees 30 E. Lawrence FE 2-7131 —__FRIENDLY SERVICE “GET CASH QUICKLY $0 Up to $500 1955 cars Bring vour title iw 30_minutes_| 1948 to Most desis closed in } --Loans also made on furniture | Signatures and other securities. Oakland Loan Co. r 202_ PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG ee, 06 FE 1874 _ LOANS Extra Fast | Service Is ean borrow $€20-850 auicklv, signature. car or furniture Foans made taped endorsers! while purpose Up. to 20 months to revav b. | bays & elec. $5 up; beds. all sizes Tv $26 uo: radios. ae, new chrome dinette sets. § pe up up: ‘badicce a clea nad wing room suites, $12.95 up" din- ing room suites “18 60 up. Many ott Ma item, E OUR E 8Y Cy ete ENT cN Barty. ® ua i TO 4 at east of Pontiac or *' mi east of Auburn Heights on Auburn Rd We Give Holdens Red Stamps 'AIR- KING CONSOLE 12',”. $25. _FE 2.6902 ALL NEW FURNITURE $19 00 Cotton Mattress Podge pone tepr ee mattress . Chrome breakfast set Sree “Metal cabinet |@x12 Linoleums | $80.00 9x12 Axminister rugs e buy, sell and exchange thing for the home Oakland Farniture | 104 8. Saginaw FE __ We bus. el and exchange APT. 812 re B. ELECTRIC range. re rk: 1468. |ALMOST NEW APT &IZE GAS stove, 48" steel cabinet sink, fix- ores aoa trap Electric refrig Washing machine. 216 W % every- 2-5523 Yale APT, SIZE Ons STOVE. | VERY _Briv Louella ve Drayton "Plaine bee _ BABY F Lg aes $8. ‘BEAUTIFUL MO DERN BURL Walnut bedroom suite 3 pieces Excellent condition MI 45793 after 6 B =) fal Pe X ELECTRIC _ DRYER. ‘fully guaranteed Delivered MY “ya7t BIRCH TWIN BED. LARGE! drawer storage underneath Mat- tresses, used rails 4 drawers chest. $125 FE 5-3135. BOTTLE GAS New low price. Comolete {nstal- | lation, only $10 plus gas. Kenyon _Puelgas OR ci) FOR YOUR FURNITURE | HOUSEHOLD i etic ven oon FIN ANCE Ba Ror Pate sats Need $500 _ her or Less | | & a WITH: QUICK SERVICE? Then Home & a {s the place to come Most loans made on your Ls ded visit, ‘89 come in or © to $500 on Tf ur a ager. Berkley eee _ President. Ph, FE 58121 Bours: ® to/S: Saturday 07 Comm WHEN YOU NEED to $500 Rg gs to 1 iy Nat'l Bank Bidg. » fetid 5) ! OTA Ey. ’ FINANCE CO. Stet Sank cond _ Phone Wm Pops ee - — CASH FOR SMALL record rd players. FF CHILD'S LARGE SIZE MAPLE bed desk and swive] chair Duncan Phyfe walnut | 350 dt > 4-850. RADIO8 AND 5-8755. Both In good ¢ CHROME DINETTE : SETS, As- mble these yourself and save, four chairs and table, $60 95 val- These are brand new > famous make for- | popular colors Come in look, compare and be convinced of these extraordinary bargains. Michigan Fluorescent, a Orchard Lake Ave DAVENPORT , AND CHAIR. FE _ 4-304. 143 8 AND CHAIR. TRE- die sewing machine, floor lamp. FE 8-2806. - DAVENPORT DEEP FREEZE UPRIGHT. ONE of America’s best makes, freezer and food Fata for 5 years $495 for ean scratched in transit gf = uorescent, Orchard Lake A A ea DINING "ROOM SUITE, TABLE. 5 chairs and buffet. FE 71-0055. . Sime electric shew ve. ie chair an one lamp. FE 1 | SILVER BLUE MUSKRAT CoarT. | chests new & weed $5 | e-res of | 4); Walnut cabi FUNNY BUSINESS by Hershberger For Sale } Sale Miscellaneous ¢ 60 TM Rep U5 Por. Ov. 12-1 Cope. 1955 by NEA Service, tne, Se Goop ADJUSTABLE oe ee bed frame, 88. 90-cail, %4 ats Dining room f » OAL.» uc HOT. WATER, “TANK, ar ir sweeper, pe attachm ‘ geome. suits, size PE 12-4605. LINOLEUM... .39¢ YD. 20¢ FT. bc . $1.69 OAL. GAL. eS 257 S S. Saginaw LIONEL &. AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS | * Authorized saetory service and genu cy parts, Free test my ASKER'S enalvser ‘8, 63 W. HURON LON . ST. LUMBER ‘A 1 ASE AED GARE. uterior doors perpen beg Anderson and others. flooris Paneling, Pros & Cedar. an 20 Bone = 5 Ree mmerce ake ‘01 ce ______ EM 3-27: gehts new sliding triple door units all who she's out with!" i “She isn't home — but for that box of candy I'll tell you is 4 ‘chairs, buffet, $90. Large Saas fron, $8. FE 4-8641_ GREEN CARPET AND PAD, _FE 5-6807, = er. Floor leas $190.05. R. B. _ Munro Electric 1060 W. Huron HOTPOINT WASHER & cobb gard matched pair, $350.95, insta’ R. B. Munro Electric. ieee, wv _ Huron. {HOT POINT SPECIAL, DOUBLE oven range p Oritinalty $349.95, now $249. = Electric -» 1060 we yn Waren HOOVER VACUUM — $i4. Belts. bags . aaskes. 956 Myrtle, dens, NEW. brushes. all Huron Gar- PC MAHOGANY JR. DINING Toom suite. Excellent cond, §125, EM 320020000 KENMORE WRINGER WASHING machine, 7 Cu d Re- Leonar __frigerator. | Make offer. MA 6-1130. 9x12 LINO. RUGS. .$2.98 44 FT. WALL a RN. FT. 20c Asbestos roof coating, 5 gal. $3.25 VINYL INLAID TILE ‘4 PRICE RUBBER BASE PAINT, GAL. $3.50 SALE ALCOHOL — ANTIFREEZE SYERS. 141 W. Huron, FE 4¢-3064 LARGE WALNUT DININGROOM _ Plaine $35. 4406 Megis, Drayton LARGE GIBSON REFRIGERATOR. Excliient condition. OR_3-4210. ee Gas RANGE. CHEAP. ciwcteo a AND PAINT reper 4! | __price at Jack's, 27? Baldw Lord’ . Specials 5 pe dinette se .. $40.95 - be sofe-bed ss... Jsed TVs from $495... up ide-a-bed from $130.95 ..... ri Lord’s Furniture and Appliances | 425 W. Huron St. “Where Wrigley’s Used To Be” LOUNGE CHAIR, $35. SMALLER | chair $10. Pair table lamps, $20, basket and fireplace screen, $15, Chrome and leather dinette = hg = 88 Marlborough Drive MAORAVOX- BLO; BLOND | RADIO, REC- - ord player, ed; 2 wing chairs. MA eat 17. MAHOGANY © CONSOLE. 1 TV. RA- ~| die and ores player. — +—ful_ condition Mi 4-448 COFEL tT TABLE, [pkoe automatic toaster, Proctor iron with steam attachment. PE _ 50107 MAYTAG WASHING } "MACHINES, and ~ are tubs Fy gesranteed yle Electric, 502 $6; MAYTAG ROUND TUB WASHER ~ i” nee peeds- repairing. FE | — | fae os * SERCTRIS Wate: WATER HEA | 8. R. B. Munro Elec- tie 1060 W Huron. | 4UR_ CHESTS. 15X27X35 $15 95 & DR. CHESTS 15x27x44 $17 95 | WALL CABINETS UP ort Subants 8 Loree —$ Selection AINTED FURNITURE | PICK & PAINT “STORE 143 Oakland Ave FE. 5-0562 ié IN aDM RAL CONSOLE TV. et With doors, §75. _PE 23513 REFRIGERATOR. . 8 CU. FT. 960 E 40711 RErRioenaTORs LAST YEARS | 1 models, one America's best brands. Perfect new faeran: teed for 5 years new refrigerator for a little men than a used machine Michigan Fluor- _escent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave. | SEVERAL ODD PIECES OF HAVI- LAND ‘CHINA, ALSO CRYSTAL WARE AND SILVER. PH. FE | __5-9038 } SERVELL © QA8 REPRIGERA- tor, 8 cu. ft $75. 1 Am Deluxe Electric, range. Carried by Hud- son uble oven and deep well $75. | gas fireplace heater MI __ 4-8162 SILVERWARE 1881 ROGERS Brookwood pattern. Initialed A. _brand new FE a4 SINGER « COmROLE SEWING MA- __ehine. $0. OR 3-9702. SINGLE HOLLYWOOD BED AND ron $30. ised! (coesition SOFA IN Goop” ~ CONDITION: MI 46406 — __ STOVES. BOUGHT: SOLD, EX- changes, Turner's, “eo Mt. Clem- f __ ens 2-0801 TRADE-IN DEPT. _ Large elec rance—Hi lee $2095 _ 38 inch gas’ range »- $39.85 on. guar. elec. refrie $49 95 | Recon, guar. elec. washer $30.05 \2 pe. living room suite $19 95 | Large davenport odd $ 995 |Heavy walnut twin beds $3 9.95 | 5 piece wood — $24.95 ($15.00 value fr $ 2.06 Many items not Mieted here | WYMAN'S Easy Terms Ls 18 W. Pike St. | TABLE TOP GAS STOVE. §20. Bedroom suite, 35. 2 a ‘ving room suite, $40_ js 0 PIECE ‘DUNCAN PHYFE MA- any dinin er room suite. Cail aeteaes 1 & 6. FE 2-4749 or 241 | 8. "Telegraph. TRADE GAS RANGES FOR ELEC- = Munro Electric 1060 | Ww ‘Hurea anna enna USED at ry. 1T” CONSOLE. { joors., macht Si net Russell | | Wright Chk China. MT 4- | VexD APT. ere ‘RANGES. B. Munro Electric Co, 1060 w. _Huren. 6,000 SQ. FEET "OF _ + NEW FURNITURE | WAREHOUSE PRICES Living room, bedroom & Kitchen 7 PIECE LIVING “ROOM GROUP Davenport and cair, two step tables 1 coffee “table, 2 decor- ator lamps. AL L FOR $97 All other suites, so’a bed suttes, studio couches, and beautiful grays, blues, greens, and at equal 6 Pi 6 PIECE BEDROOM GROUP Double dresser, bookca: bed, Te step’ a. ous name ee Ave. aan blonds, peraraat b} way is, OR ry aoa a TRADE IN YOU OLD FURNITURE AS ‘S, DOWN. sPAYMEN ENT Pearecn'e E $ "Bank roca tie Ave. ¢ We tive Gold Bell Git Stamps epee 303 Orchard Lake | = eAEE PA. SYSTEM CGOM- lete. Linoleum, 9x12, circus pat- MA 5-0751. ~ WAYNE GABERT’S acl ELEVISION SALE A Console, new picture tube on REA Table, new picture tube. Emerson Console, new pic. tube 4 [aeescrene Table M. new pic. tu ; i121 N. Saginaw | 2 YEARS TO PAY USED DEPT. | Maytag washer . Emerson 12 tn. aus Apt. size gas r ernie room table | 6 8 8 s 5 Frigidaire. ‘automatic washer $1 New Hamilton Dryer $1 | New Norge dryer CLAYTON'S Furniture, Appliances 3065 Orchard ke Rd Keego Harbor ___ FE $81) or FE 6-0074 2 PIECE ~ SECTIONAL COLOR Brown Year old. FE 2-9418. Unfinished Furniture Twin bookcase headboards $13:05 9 drawer double dresser $20.95 1 drawer night stand : be 5e 5 drawer chest $17.06 8 Sere bands and Mrs chest ee | 28x36 | Adjustante s bed frame Lamps, price from | Boudoir chairs i | Davey’s Furniture OPEN EVENINGS AND SUN | 3507 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE | decid ~ ouch incme cor! ter: emt seme THON. AS ECONOMY FU JRNITURE co. § SAGINAW PONTIAC _MICHIGA | WANTED ~ LARGE SIZED | ae nette or %4 sire crib. Good cond _Reas FE 2-4504. PAs ‘Westinghouse ww” electric range with wide oven. A real buy for only . $149.95 WAGNER A. Opdyke. Cor. FE §-027) ___ Christmas Gifts oe 59 Bors CMCAGO F ROLLER SKATES _ Size 3. Call EM _ 3-2212 CHESTS. BEAUTIFUL INLAID AR- omatic red cedar chest, cabinet made Only aes left cee dad 2381 Mt. Clemens. Rd. FE 17-0724. courteous: “MASSAGE CHAIR. elks tooth, atshen. and in. _saw. FE RIN “DOLL CLOTHES A ALL SIZES. FE 2-0550 L co. 1960 N. Pontiac Rd. ENGLISH BIKE NEW TIRES Lionel electric trains with extra track Switches and aceess 15- gal aquarium tank with pump - filter light and stand. FE 5-9087. *1% AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN. Large track a me censor res: Reasonable _PE_4-1327 after 5 18° DOLLS, 13 PIECE WARD- robe hand made, $10 each. MY 252320 : HOBBY HORSES STURDY NON eins. . $11.95. _ Clemens. FE 71-0724 LADY" oe wits ROLLER SKATES. MENS BOWLING ee BAG AND _Shoes size 9. $15. OR 32841. SWAP IN YOUR OLD SKATES on a new ir. We have some good used «skates for sale cheap. See one of the largest selections of toys In Oakla ‘a. com- nes line of fireplace fixtures. cond an: Plenty of free park- B. ARN NES NARDWARE 742 W. Huron A CHRISTMAS TREE FOR You Cut your own live ttre. Blackhill, Norway, White. Dougias. Pine, Scotch, Red, Jeek. Also ornamented trees Dig your | own, Bring your own 2922 Sleéth Rd.,°3 miles west of Com-_ merce Village on gravel road, datly 8 to 7. nara te Parm — Nursery. MUt tual. 4-8 JARGE SUIT BLE FOR churches etc. Will deliver, FE 5-5: For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ALUMINUM COMBINATION WIN. D PR GET bafa TERMS: G0 RM CONSTRUG. _TION Co. Fe 29-1211. ALL TOOL USERS Bi the best at lowest prices. my WAREHOUSE’ CO. ‘REACH CASH CUS- TOMERS throug! Classi- fied Ads, Call E2818. -f : ; ; aa 7 $49 Picture tubes gua Apelor Hos rials ts |= MANY OTH TO PE 5-6189 | 50 | COMPLETE get our prices MATERIAL Motorola Console, new pic. tube $79 5340 Highland Rd. | ee 15 INCH BEAGLE, OR plyscord | Cash and co 2. SURPLUS LUMBER & SALES CO. (M59) or 3-7002 CL OSEOUT ane ‘And interior doors win Ave OFF a stoves & aan ALL COLEMAN Owen's Ma- Lanterns ripe Supplies, 396 Orchard Lake 276 | Garage Doors © Frem $35 and | BE) 371_'8. Paddoe 13 _tory, $25. OR CHOOSE FRO SPECIAL FALL R Berry all steel fully guaranteed up free DOOR SALE CO FE timates on BATH TUB, eer AND LAVA- wn ki St. FE 4-543! BATHROOM PIXTURES YOUNGS. to itchen wurpeces Sama cas Hot boilers, automatic ol onal bons ter hardware. electrical supplies act ipe and Pain rd Perr: table. tomar $20 -each S — CABINET SINKS Sinks to seagate ont wdke. “BE BENDIX, WASHER DELUX, FOR. like new 3 Lionel aan = other equipment. FROM with -_ — new 122 [CLOSING OUT TV consoles PRIC $50, Mis CE BROS APPLIANCE Co. 736 Ws Huron CASH AND CARRY STOKER. GOOD CON- dition, reasonable. FE 2-2747 CAPITOL VACUUM SWEEPER. acess: Practically Rutgers, FE U APPLI- Washer, refrigerators, and | unday 1 to 2 Aranson Plumbing Supply “Ortonvilie “casi For Fu FURNITURE — pet FREE PLAN CHURCH 107 Squirrel Ra DELCO GUN-TYE and 220 gal. tank, 208 An eTson CHROME OR The — of a makes of F. E. How "OR CIR CL E{PLUORESCENT lees tures, newest bri modern ty ce tan unten. ens, dinettes an Piu- _orescent, 393 Orchard Lake wake Ave. ~ CHRISTMAS TOOLS S for TOYS | SoING FE 202 OIL. Sages | Used 6 months. | DRAW TITE HITCHES SADMIUM ind that bolt to the frame cars. re Dikie Hwy. 31456 5-T800, Easy SPINDRIER, $50. BUGGY, $20. baby scales $8 cash. FE = Thomoron, 80 . Hibs: 3 Sax3i ‘oubte GHT FIXTU! in the Sone tn * terrific val- | BAT TH. rade toilets: sinks $14.05: $ a a. A __ Christmas Trees | _SOA | —~ ; hearing right at all times. Open - cds oases Oh 21x32 double ae ashbow!s with fit o.. $11.95 3 ve, colored bath ots. with = 100.50 Facto’ Seconds—Irreculars SAVE, ‘rt PLUMBING '§ SUPPLY 100 8 Sagti 5-2100 FUEL | OID b TANKS 135 gal, Ideal gal, $31. for Spee | or te homes—$25 $220 eal.— FE 31467. & M COMPANY hack saws, ‘wood Cost $50 will sell HOT WATER as, new ry E §-7836 _.NW_Corner Walton and ™ bl tls | sharpened,’ power r knives. use on $98.50 and $119.50 Value $49.50 and These are pm oe marred © TO your) |<, Pree wcoumeses neneerely given, oo 549 N |. Saginaw ern, new. MUST SACRAFICE LADIES Sale Household Goods 5 57, For or Sale “Miscellaneous 60 giamond and sapphire ring “tor 5. ve sale, =n INCH RCA, CONSOLE, | Anti Freeze---.--S3c_olf| Soi . I 1. PLASTIC WALL TILE...... 2¢ Ea.| NEW & USED PORTABLES, WILL WALTON TV Unclaimed eum......... $2.49 adjust, oi) and grease any make Walton Cor Joslyn PE 2-2257 lay ee 5 RieoeRaaes one $1.49 soning epee ype ee fe rane enamet— so ol miles for only ‘arts USED 5 fe ee Ans | AsphaX tile - _@xtra. FE 4-3930. 35 Auburn. V, Huron. Harold’s Paint a ‘Li NEW AND USED FURNITURE. H POINT A MATIC no. Refrigerators gas electric taED, no Fond Used TV. $20.95 140 _8._Seginew 8. heating and cook stoves and wa. and up, new attst int dishwash- ALL E ELECTRIC TOOLS. re ter ponterer bees eons and $329.95, 95. Sweet's ances at wholesale prices to ali. cottages. Raato ve Appliances 422 Hu- GENERA) AREHOUSE CoO. TRAILER " EXCHANGE. FE 2-3200 41132, _2258 Dix ¢_ Hwy PARK FREE ~ "NEW. AND USED = 5 GOOD 52 GAL. ELEC HEATER .. R OWERS. iso. FRIGIDAIRE st. 36 Gal. Auto. Gag Heater S3a93 TILLERS. POWER paetahch, eo 7 PHILCO REPRIGRAATOR, a. | C22. sinks & fittfags 50 u sit will hold one. Tim v PHILCO ain nary tra re stand, ets $23.65: payments available W.F Miller, : wer RM sive sd oo 8 “Saginaw = tes Cy mien, MODERN D a o ore Sortoree hain 4100. Mi ATTENTION Mile Ra, Birmincham Mi 4008, 44-6149. Home Owners Builders hi Lone GALVANIZED 3 ute in 36 IN. GAS RANGE. LIKE NEW.) wy ; . : e are over stocked with 6 ft. - ou ig mee ft. $40. FE 5-7565. bry a PLUSH DOORS - your choice i tha sure A! 2 MODERN CHAIRS. RED AND .- erred sizes at real savings. | 100 Ve E. §-2100 beige gtay. Like brand new. Sac- and used iumber at bargain OLD Gat OES REPAIRE TO } _rifice. 5 Ria 0 awe OIL SPACE | pice Malle: doors” hardware jook like pew Lenathen vour «a- ER, $15. TV. $25 - ; rage pew garage doors yin $20. Other items. FE | ing a sii building beard- root | Terms. PE +s 5-2766 wixbo ADE OIL HEATER. HEATS 4 TO 5 $20. ca 16 pee _ smart, | oi e pew. $8. {Y 3-1 vanes with controls amd ther- mostat. Used one season. MA 4-3514 ONE « WHEEL TRAILER. AND baw 4 wheel tandem. Cheap. FE | 7s (GAL. OF” OIL TANK WITH GAUGE. © Gals. now in it, $30. FE. 4-7217. 4 one ‘FOR YOUR FALL CLEAN. peau $3.98 colors zal : Owe flooring $130 M. For Sale Miscellaneous us 60 TWO WHEEL TRAILER, $20 Needs one tire. New lavatory, never used, $12. F® 4-8641. Used Buildin Materials of All Kinds NOW OPEN ro BUSINESS © Lumber. on wee pipe, beams, angle ws saab. ee eee of oak timbers i a3 by +e 486 pieces of pine timber 12412 by jong if pi pieces of au by 18° no §.000 board feet 3x5 T 6.000 Boerd tect 2x6 T ic We are dism tw, of 2 lori tyPe, houses. at Pain ay one ns in ® ma all kinds Field Sales, phone TRinity 2-T$71. Open Sunday Pachoud ti reckiy Co. 2301, Dixt 5-0108 Beside _ pohly Drive-In Theater 4 WOODEN GARAGE DOORS For Sale Pets 6 Saipan’ TRADE 1 DEFOR BE BEA. _gle_or sell MA 5-048 AKC REGISTERED | OERMEN erd es. 6 wks, . OR | _ 3-1635 before 4 o.m. _ AKC REGISTERED ND 8. Reasonable. 1061 John one mile north of M60. AKC R REGISTERED DACHSHUNDS OR 377106. Call ‘after 5. AK.C. BOXER | Sarria THE a en dot 257@ Frankson 4&t., pure — ohn R and Dequindre. oc wold boxis PPIES. 6 WEEKS d. 3260 Crooks Rd. FE 56-1037. 69 USED TRACT ORS WE ARE O ERSTOCKED USED TRACTORS. | hae Sas rae t ) < WE TAKE TRADE-INS . DEPENDABLE PARTS AND . 8ER +07 FE ¢113 KING BROS. post QUE at PALER, AKC REO. SscHaag nD PUP- __pies. From $35. A-l AKC Pree roi _Good hunting, stock. BEAGLE AT STUD, ae ie FD. Tg of Warfield Red. MY BOSTONS AT STUD. CURTISS. OR 3.0296. AGES 35-2423. Coal furnaces- $2000 up. Oll furnaces Oil burners ‘ans Range boilers _ Hot water heaters _ with window panes. Ressonable.| BOXER PUPPIES. 2 MOS. OLD. AN. 5 PE 3-7308_ Two males,.one female. $75 and USED BRICK $50. Excellent blood line. MY FE 1-0252. __ 2-6682. ’ ig =. | CAIRN TERRIERS 5 MOS, Hing USED HEATING males. AKC registered. FE. : : CHRISTMAS PUPPIES. COCKER . EQUIPMENT | spaniels. 67 W. Rundell CHRISTMAS PUPPIES | ‘AKC re odin Shepherds. 8 weeks ristmas Eve. Pedi- gree papers. rE 5-7608. MI 71-0008. HAMSTER SALE 4) F.ACH ALL Pet Shop. 69 8. Astor FE 4-6433. KITTENS. FREE 70 GOOD HOME FE 2-4026 ELBLING 33_8. Parke 5St VICTOR CHAMPION ADDING Gee chine, od keyboard. “WATER SOFTENERS” grain, DOW top quality, factory warrapty. $239 value for $150. FHA terms MI 62074 WRECKING HOUSES. ALL MA MA- teriais for sale. Union Wrecking Co, Inc. 3145 W 8 Mile Rd. Commer Orchard Lake Rd. GReen-| leaf 4-3043, WILSON WELDING GENERATOR. Amps. 449 N. Saginaw 8t. Call after 4. WON IN-RAPFLE $03 30 BENRUS Citation watch. Need c Make __offer._Northville eves e’ X 6" PLUES « $1.32 EA Lsemry br Cement ....... $1.25 sk Mortar Mix ss... 1.25 sk. s ma ey it doors $1.25 ea. YC COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY 8] Orchard Lake Ave) FE Sol ___ Do It Yourself 6l USE oUR TOOLS. DO YOUR OWN piumotne, wiring, repairing, Com- plete stock soil sewer. crock and ontcalm 5-4 _Closed_every Thursday. __ vACKSON . > ENTAL EQUIPT ee bid; eae S. m Sun ontealm FE 4-5240. FOR RENT sander ander paper ileaimars= wanets & firmace vacuum cleaners. Oak- land Furi and Paint, _chard Lage Ave. FE 5-6 Cc $140 M Redwood paneling 10 in., $250 BLACKETT’S BUILDING SUPPLIES 8161 Dixie ney oon __ Clarkston. PENNY PAINT SALE peed Paint, 1 sale ponnon oe | Rolie ier aint ry roller or pan $3 | 1 gal. ‘LOOR SHOP as, Equipment 61A 61A OTHER camenet.3 Lemar eey Sok listed under “Hobbies & dies." Classification number 24. 2A. POLAROID CAMERA, LIKE NEW. E 2-5900. cant Musical | Goods 62 ACCORDION. LATOSCA LAM yep 5 shift, 120 bass. $150 _EM ACCORDION | SALE ALL 8 ere colors, repaired. Loaners to be- inners - Xmas l.yaways. 17 Prait, basement apt. FE 5-6428 LAY AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS now Guaranteed canary Parakeets, cages, stands _ Auburn Ave. FE 2-6154. PARAKEETS, OPALINES, CANA ies. 1304 Mt. Clemens. FE eee tie bd _.2489 Auburn PUPPIES, CANARIES AND PARA- a none SME PARAKEETS. CANARIES. CAGES. . Since. 1927. 584 Oakland Ave PARAKEETS. BABIES AND CAN. oe singers, 101 Melrose, FE PARA PETS-SUPPLIES DANCET 3 PET SHOP 239 Voorheis Rd E 5-893 PUREBRED WALKER "HOUND fio 4 m Both sex. Need roo: 10 ea 71300 Graager) Rd. Oxford. A 82442. pies. REGISTERED < COCKER 1 PUPPIES. _OR | +1866 8 after 4 ~XMASI PAR: AKEETS — ae 591 4th St. FE 2-4025. Closed Sun. Dogs Trained, ed, Boarded 70 een aie Se BATHING AND N Perry. FE 2-611 BOARDING, ping. 94 f DOGS. CATS BOARDED DOGS trained, Burr-Shell, 375 8 Tele- —srepho Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ALFALFA, ALL KINDS HAY, straw, grain, shelled corn, MA 50668. . LIP. 3 —_ ALFALFA SECOND CUTTING fe cad timothy “mized,” Clover & ia end m er = mi: MU 2922 Sleeth Rd. x Winom Rea Rd. ALL 2A Aone HAY. FIRST & second poo Also straw. will deliver. OA 68-2179. GATs AND CORN. OL 32-0008. Rochester. WANTED BALED STRAW ALSO clover bay. Pontiac Press Box. 56. Fee: Sale Livestock _72 | CHINCHILLAs SALE OR TRADE for Rena on automobile. = Terme: 05 Hgwers. Clawson. 2 GRAIN FED HEIFERS. NICE _for home freezer. FE_ 17-8716 5 Bagions Bt Open 9 to 0 |PABY., cnann Pt “PIANO WITH PHFLPS ELECTRIC _HARDWARD.| conn = Building supplies OR >121T OR gral eka ae EXCELLENT . DRUMS, SET cOM- PLAY PEN. WEW feris waite. | OU Sing Fer poe Coot side wall tires. Call after § 00 Toso a James-K oe es ee new: FRANCO AC. PONTIAC CHIEF STOKER. GOOD | "Fun Cheap” cal OR 9-190). ‘condition. Call OR 3-5173 = ip. _ Cal PROFESSIONAL HAIR. DRYER. “Draater ph Le ae Gane. Excellent condition. $50. Call OR ss “ Spell Predeste Co. OL ‘Uni ed pumps, Sha Patel purer —. KE TLY'S HARDWARE 3904 Auburn at Adams, _Heights FE 2-8811,_ RECREATION ROOM FURNITURE bar. Ceramic speengeneter for Cushman scooter. ROMEX BY THE COIL. ER Wall boxes for peal plues Set ea — & fance fuse boxes. $9.95 G. Thompeon’ 8 ROLLER ‘ a ants! Aan wheels oe stops. ee new _FE 40122 ~ Roofing anc and Siding _ Combination Doors Insulation es . M. A. BENSON __ CPE 4-252 | STALL SHOWERS — COMPLETE with faucets and cu terrific value $33 complete with fanoets $14.95. Toilets 50 wah ¢ $1995. These are factory sec- anes Michigan Flworescent 393 _ Oretiard Lake Ave BURMEISTER’S LUMBER 800,000 Foot Sale” | BURMEISTERS” OUR _ PRICES ARE LOW. BUT OUR. SERVICE, 3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU Cc &c sheet : | Sur s in | AT ‘3 4x8 sheet rock 4x8 Masonite 1 $3) 3 wo == waecaeasae eo «#* S358 038008 aa 8 ea dl ie] 32 a E] eS 23. = e - 3 3 * pe colored bath set. at fite set, cast trom tub $159. HARDWARE — PLUMBING BOYDEL’ PA MAKE SURE IT’S BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. 9197 Coolev Lake Ra | Pte apb & 9 Mile Rd | elerr e | Detro FL 1-4184 SINKS FROM $5.95. 62 GAL. ELBC- mpson. SEPTIC TANKS REINFORCED CONCRETE FE FE ee ag Bie Lae Re Lk. Rd. ‘STORM SASH Aluminum com doors. LOW ition hs pt Talbott “Lumber| = Ps Tow a deep Auburn rtain 969.50 |- 3 Eaveveries Save Money at. EM 33747 | 50 To 1 ® SHIFTS, $700. 6 weeks still has guar- a sum NO AN if Schmidt. FE 2-5217. aman matt BABY GRAND | jano. Terms Gallagher's, 18 E uron E 4-0566 =. USED SMALL SPINET LARGE discount Gallagher's FE 4 WE HAVE SEVERAL ee pianos that have been damaged in moving: rh discounts Or). lagher's, 18 E. Huron FE 4-0566. Se con- anv finish. Fine tone dition $275 MI 47069 FLAT TOP Di Swivel bem ALL 7. Typewriter desk. Free delivery. Phone 157 elive Miter. before 8 am. or 6 to 7 —_ _ or 8 eoulpment stored at xford. _Mich_ Arnold Gillett. Sale Store Equipment 64 6° SHOWCASE, GOOD CONDITION. $20. FE 47187, 6 FT. MEAT sii aT HoT GROCERY He FIXTURES, $1100. ~Ptus tnventory. 100° - Huron. FE 3-9680 days. FE $-3415 _Sfter 8 . $ or vest cash offer. 20 EWES, 1 REGISTERED RAM, reasonable or trade for ponies or —— 910 North Williams Lake = 6 MEEK 1 OLD BOXER PUP. Mich. Chain Saw Distr, wales, Service, Rentals. a. ____ Auction Sales | 77> averion SALE. lt SRD. riod la n., Lioyd W * Crat Auc- One mile East of Walled Amusement Hales at 41325 teen Mile Walled aalebigan: Complete farm sale. @ year old Lake bolstein cow, 2 year old hol- stein hetfer, 17 month old hel- - stein heifer, month hol- 16 old _— bull. 2 yr. old hereford heif- 4 can — cooler, © *. y 2 Pome house- beginning feanee ayy aucth = ‘SALE Srongy Riou. 5 ie “tetweea D Waterford. wanes ea at burners, aoe mattresses, shod 7 Be = complete ee . ican Bale Sess at 6:30. Seats. room, @eated bulld oo rao 32117 = for household ~ fates M. Low, 5 opera MY sis EVERY gus Te 5 of uipment. - bushel of buck- wheat. 125 bushel oats. 300 s of straw. 3000 feet of new fi pote log fence po" 38 s. ence posts. ids hens.. . smell hand . Dining suites, Three ® x 19 rugs. breakfast sets. Dull] brass f fixtures, As- sort. chairs mise. furn. E. V. . Meta- mora Bank. Ou- tord Poe wrth For Sale ‘or Sale Housetrailers 78 78 Vv ACATION TRAILER. ‘TRAILER © 054 CH ON 36 E PE 6-137] or OR 3-015, PAY LIKE RENT Yes, we mean just that! now have the most complete tioned and sy model recondit modern trailers ever low if - wEEK OS y Woke at OED Fate, ery nce TRAILER EXCHANGE Also fee charen "6353 tenet Rd ‘Holly FOR bull Double registered, Reasonatie. Phone ery fine. or MAin 9-6668 ; > REPAIR. |= WEBER GRAND PIANO MAHOG.| WANTED: ESKS $35 eac a | $15. Office ae $35 SHOEING Lacy. 4121 Groveland Dr. ville ONE GENTLE TEAM OF WORK | horses and one Arabian Albino at $100 horse. Call MA 5-3004 after | WEANED before noon or after _¥0606 Wanted Livestock 7 73 leanne & TO BOARD. of care. HORSES Can care for 8. Best FE 17-0318. Sale Office Equipment « 63 | __ Sale ) Farm Produce — 75 APPLES Most ———, $1.50 bu. and up 5460 Orkechard Lake Rd. Open paced Orie to 6 p.m, 7 days week. 60 BU. OF TURNIPS $1.25 A BU. large quantity cheaper. FE 5-2607. | EXCELLENT CORN. "ie CRATE ‘kston., 16300 Hadley Rd... Clar “FARM FRESH MILK assed plant, —— by the ‘state “of Michiy Farm Dairy, 4180 St =, ‘pa. 2 miles north of W Sale Sporting Goods 65 See en GUNS By - seu - TRADE. Manley Leach 10 Bagley St | 1956 JOHNSON | OUTBOARD MOTORS Can. be esti On Lay-away . SLAYB AUGH’S 630 Oakland Ave 8-0453 F ‘BE SURE /To see our ad appearing in the FE E 40824 "AN DERSON HDWE., 2182 8 TELEGRAPH FREE PARKING FOR 100 CARS Mon, Wed Bat. Thurs. and Fri. 9 to 8; Sun. "0 to? THREE KNOTTY CEDAR GUN cabinets. Town Shop, Son ey. GUNS, MODERN, ANTIQUE, BU SELL. BURR-SHELL 33 8. TEL. EGRAPH. 22 CALIBER SEMI AUTOMATIC . _Tifle. New condith jon. FE 5-463%: STONE, SAND, GRAV- _ fill, Earl Howard PE, 4-8403. 00 LOADS LIGHT CLAY fin ey to load No! side in Call ‘Walte-oun a mat = “a: aR. chris! De. 6-2568. PIT FOR LEASE Excellent eranel Phone OA 8-2038. 8 vds. ROAD GRAVEL 4 AND FILL DIRT. _FE_ 8-0569. DRY, "Yat HEAVY SLAB and, & a as, ve chard Lake A’ 5B 150, os . Plants, Trees, Sti GRAVEL | ‘00 del py FE 4-6588 ou section of your Friday Pa- | the bale or by or delivered. MA HUWBARD 8 wt tare! BLUE OR green cents a pound All sizes $060 60 Oidianes Rad FE 5-6660_ Potatoes, Delicious Apples $1-$3 out- Baldwin to Clarkston. Orion Ro Left first farm. the ton Pickup 6038) LA — BUYS Fs Seell Tee the Tractor Man 921 Mt. Clemens FE 30 ~ ANNOUNCING 1986 Oakiand County distributer for Clin. ton Chain Saws 6 models, priced at $159.00 and med Genuine _ Wood, Coal & Fuel 97) i parts and service. Lee’s Sales and Service 921 Mt. Clemens E 3-0830 BOLEN’ s - TRACTORS. sNow cast ri _Sand, Gravel . & Dee) 6 Blowers °F Frans “Equipment “6507 Divie MA 54-7678 or OR Ce TOP Sort, Capen, STONE. | sas wort Pe oils ce oe sag CU. Buy Now and Save! CRUSHED STO: Farm and Industrial Snow Blades and Blowers FERGUSON, CASE AND NEW BUY AND. SAVE AT HOUGHTEN & SON 528 N. Main, n, Rochestser, ot 1.9761 | “4 cee aa “Set one. Ortonville dx! t "aftr oR ae DEL | CREAM SEB. Saic, . Ww — Jost new FO | ee. — FORD-FEROVSON. set eed scrapers. | eaoom ts BoSentet Seat SSP “at hedeep . for bcee ta tie, o ns plete repair — above equipment, Pontiac Fava and fe mR B BEA PACTITCL (EVER = B.P.S, paint. Also Spread Satin and ONpreene St vat i Goid Bond rubber base. hare: tip on Scie rms. Step ghee shewst eth ej], Sch "halve teeta ees & uit ting ot Tumber. 108 Onkitnd |” snd Print on Disie way. an Ph. j E‘OUT UsED he i] 4 ggg tim Seove *- Wayne _— Oe. hoch ine ‘we — she Pa’ ester. OL 20211, pe — s700 Commeres Re, . hee fe le a ¥ og Bal & ’ \ ri ay cod a* 3 ' &| \ * te h. met f os 1-1560 Fenton, MAin DONALD Orton- ‘Trailer PIGS & BRED sows | OL | HAY FOR COWs OR HORSES BY | He Equipment 76 | Tree nding horse—and Pan- zer ing Saatrve All Impie- | inton | —| i ANDERSON and GREAT LAKES, ; = “ ft. Pega 2 unchal- eaders rome! BEEMER. CR and TINI HOME. New trailers as tit- tle as “% dows. As long as 60 Semis Se parce eer cont terest. ‘PARTS—STORE 60 8S. Telegraph pa hcigas rom, Tet to @ thru. @at. Trailer Sales Sunday P.M. ® FT TRA CLEAN. LOT 8. Keego Harbor Trailer Park. _ Quick sale ar) a 24 ft. toned Hooked to sewer and wa- ter_can be financed. Huroa Ler ® Park. PE 2-295. Trailer Sales Prices slashed on_-used trailers. Must cut down inventory: Get a bargain here today. 4Q to pick from. See the new $8 Stewarts, fien- es a td lines ind Holly coaches. ers. See also eh latest in aeosies bedroom trail The upetai wart Coach. You have -to see ee to believe it ank rates, low insurance. Tretl- er parts and accessories. Michi- an OR oni Trailer Sales ‘Mile South of Lake Orion on M24. 'Y 2-072 2 ft — 47 ft. long See it here! ‘a NEW om 27 FT, SEM modern. OR. 3-7046. NOW b Is the time to purchase an all new 1986 Pontiac Chief Mobile Home, - The 32 ft. with a low lbw down of $451.85 Delivered and set up. Also the 37-42-and 47-1 and 2 bed- room model now on display. A fine selection of reconditioned used trailers which can be pur- chased on the ‘ow low rental purchase pian STOP IN NOW HUTCHINSON MOBILE HOMES 4301 Dixie Hwy. Drayton ins, OR 3-1202 © FOR CASH. IN iA HURRY, sell things [through Classified Ads, ‘Anything goes? Dial rE 28181. ae ioe Tractor Co, _ Ree their price Fj AND CANARIES. ame Ra PE aasie BI Paul Wiimen rey *z. West exec. Sh re : A : ‘ ¢ : - . . = 718 ee | ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 = | | Auto Accessories - 80 For Sale Cars 91 | For Sale Cars = 91, CARNIVAL ond) Dick Turner For Sale. Cars for Sale Cars 1 - ‘ Pee, ae eos) prado wil , ’ a , Ago, PARTS — oo HOLIDAY ‘SPECIAL | 5 : : "83 3 PACKARD 2. DOOR. AUTo- \\ e - i! ; you need, 2 a need yf a {85 Chevrolet Delray, i- YEAR-END SAL E New > ame trans, radio and heater. “~ ae ea pinen et bee nedag eS | We Work On : "82 Chev. sedan, radio snd heater— | ae open 7 se 8 Week, & to 8; and ‘8 Chevrole ‘Gu Sport ge | Your Fi igures; , Credit at Posten igre S ealameiie ° =| ‘ nt Sakae aia cag! htc tn ‘$4 Olde Tne sedan sigs You Name the Deal, Plan Set pret bog eee (eal Pe : a man an a | = } Ri ° mee : : PARTS OF © 47 CHEVIE. FE | 53 Rord 3 doo 8 89s | : io and neater. New paint . é ae ‘54 Chevy 2.door Bel Air. 31005 | they tase eee Sone FAVE You BEEN TURNED | i¢'Rorg 2 1: : ae . ; A Se 63 Chevy 210 fowersiide $a) > DOAN WHEN TRYING TO BUY door Radio and heater, : : : ute Gass vee ‘40 Chevy 2 di | 046 | Jeca pontine a i aene A pAR, BECATISE OF sHonT | eT Pane Ov , ; . Men you need itt Have you iste | $0 Doce — tase | Haag Ronee EMPLOYMEFT, NO CREDIT, _, MAZUREK aa ‘our service? Glass Minssailed while | >“ HU RON. 1954 Piym Club Coupe BAD CREDIT ETc.? ; ™M . —i - 1 "Jou walt. Insurance jobs honored. 1953 Buick Super WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OTOR SALES i : PR RST |, MOTOR SALES |RS Beer Phar” ou bak Se eee || SETTER | | a ‘door or windshield installed. | ®52 W Huron FE 2-266) | 1963 Chev. 2 door VERY LITTLE DOWN AND meme oe Me | 1954 DeSoto : $1395 , TO GLASS Ce qe a Sy ode WEEKLY PAYMENTS OF AS ipsi7j PONT 6 DELUXE + spoon | Sh onvaccooon ' Oallond ave E 4-7066 | asa 2 Pontiac. door LITTLE AB 05 sedan, 40000 miles. ‘Tires | with 4 Door, Radio and Heater, Powerflyte, Two Tone LOUIES AUTO PARTS inst edge tran Gta No Co-Signers! Metis hed ieetee A Cauee | Ureen, Nice. Ev ~ Days ‘Wess afd gners! . adio and heater MA 5-2456. Garters ana fenerators a ake | eee 1953 “PONTIAC ‘ DOOR: RADIO, ( at - Rebuilt springs a. $0 | | 1950 Chev. 2 door Immediate Delivery! anes ene ee 1954 Ford . wee ee $129 | and up. baad batl Doe es LYT I lou S | 1950 Ford One ones rms. 65 Summit : ; aa besa are | bel pace 1960 Buick 2 door Deal Direct! 1960 PONTIAC STATION WAGON. light Green Sedan, Radio and Heater,-Ford-O-| _ ees pPARTS AND MOTOR | | | ia thee a ace “ = 5.0398. Matic. . after ¢ OL! F] M d ls 1948 Dodge 4 door Ts ae - | +33 BONTIAC 810.) DOOR, DE. on ®t Ploor Models | BS: }- NoFinnce Cot - | SEWER PE LEBEL 1954 Pontiac ....<:..... $1495 s Te | AE 2 v Doone oe aemace CLEARANCE SALE OI! SFE US | 1850 G MC ty ton’ Van Buy Here—Pay Here: oy Poon Si716. FE 6-4207. : . z : : oF “ < V.8 ENGINES - _—— SEE So | is GM ct ton Pickup. > tome ne, gOR STARCHIEF.| Star Chief Custom .Sedan, Radio and Heater, ‘ord, Chev Pontiac Dodge BEFORE YOU BUY | «ae more To cHoose From) Y'ALL COME © —_ aie ee 40200, || Hydra., Whitewalls. | ARCHIEF, «DR 6 eylinder engines. iS cep ANTS Ar i YIT> “Lr “1: : to Deluxe, two tone ‘ Seine, eee SAVE MONEY. | RIEMENSCHNEIDER NATIONAL cvoditin "an srretsones woe ®' | L904 Olds: ..............51995 R eee Dodge-Plymouth Dealer MOTOR SALES ise PORTS ce Super 88 Conv, Rk adie and Heater, Hydra., Rich REUSE ty dat guna sotometre Schutz Motors 232 5) Saginaw FP 29131) omar pelt SBAGINAW se TORTIAG, {;DOOR, COTO | Ble Stare — SCHRAM AUTO PARTS | : CLEAN 1950 BUICK, sPECtAl R | ‘32, OLDS 98 HOLIDAY. si295.| _4-4097 lue Finish, harp. “Hoe Dizie Hey eel De Soto-Plymouth |_ & H $250 FE $2780 Eull power hydra., radio, heater, | CARS FROM ™¢ $50.00 Pear fl a E Dealer ae a NORTH CHEVROLET + ee ape aiton. ‘2 block East” 1954 Buick Hoos coe e aad 91495 | For r Sale ‘Tires _B0-A mor & Wood _A SHARP ‘54 CADILLAC FLEET- Woodward at 13 Mile eee wine ee aa aes ae — nocd ward 7 {200g All power assists puncture | Lincoln _5-1100 52, PONTIAC ¢ DR CHIEPTAIN. | Special Sedan, Two Tone Green, Radio and Heater, “@70-18 ROYALS NFWw mingham Part . 1952 OLDS 88 3DR. $10 DOWN cond) ; ee $18.88. 603 S. Sagi- Rhone ay _ Partridge. FE 2-816-Eve 4-7614. and assume. payments, 404 3 | ton FE 3.203 : Dyiia- a 4-068. ne avs _ | 1982 CADILLAC COUPEDEVILLE | ents. Birmingham. tom. Catalina ee ote ] : D USED TIRES. $150 UP pecial, custom built fully «9 OLDS 88 CONVERTIBLE, WIN- - 46952. “ ee Or on 1095 Pe easy Tes OO? S: Sanines S-D SARE See eg tent consign ty terised Radio, heater. FE 80179. | oO C I pad Heater Ford FE CO oe SALT. Jessie St Week days between- ‘33 OLDS 88 SEDAN. $1395; ARCHIEP. ¢ DR:| Country Squire, Radio and Heater, Ford-O-Mati ° 60-15 SUBURBANITE MUD AND ~~ In observance of Safe-Driv- 430 and 630 pm. Sun until hydra. radio, heater. Z-tone biue deluxe. two tone gray. Excellent: q < a Cc, jsnow remold 10.98 503 S Saeg-| ing Day. December 1. we | 3pm full po ° “ condition all peccesecties: 2008 = Marvon _jinaw. FE 40687 | are offering this checked CADILLAC. 1981 - , NORTH CHEVROLET Hur | . +DOOR 62 = = = $< — 1940 1 @ PONTIAC IN’ GOOD SHAPE, , = fe Services RI enke see ee arto | Black. White-sidewall t és ss — Woodward at 13 Mile j Au rvice ST Pe safer t condition. Low mipege. Pei eco. “I just wanted you folks to see the hand your call eink SO A be “Mawakwa, Tneceaare “Or 3 | 1953 Pont ott liges Sl ol niece er $1150. MA 6-2103. In ye ° "0 PACKARD i! so REP. AIRS. BOMPING & PAINTING ts uk Special Tudor M, CHEV.2DR. s1085~ FULLY 3 used: up! ‘33 Plymouth... 00 34 | { RONTIAC STAR CHEF DE | Station W agon, Radio and Heater, Hydra. a STI aint | sedan in; O Man! Here is i Sb pet nny wi act zed . ij: OO a) Tans a rons unter apectal ‘ Oasis maroon, rie, 8 tires. $1. ere i aL vis AKES 0 | the chance of a lifeti | VROLET A unte : 3-468 1953 M $1195 ine: Now you Caaiges that: ane | Woodard at 13 Mile For Sale Car 91! F Sale C $1 Rambi $205.00 | i5 ercury oes es ee 8 BR AID, Ciedigie spe) Cars ae Lincoln 1109 |e See eee er Sale Corel?! FACOBSON'S HUDSON | Meter meee eo MAINO Tor Ficht Blok Ilcatey and MercOoMati oes —— aes ==" || oe os re or, Li ue, ater d :-O-! : PHONE FE 20186 elipraticaliy aca, cca at W est Side Used Gass | MBhy ORD § DOOR. custom, CORNER OF PIKE AND Case | _ Porvetion Owner 4378, OR 9-1180 18 Cte Cie mate ears Fair Deal eas e ‘ " worth of extras. Take over | ‘51 PLYMOU' AC $375; Cian twet Bish | Same Rea | SD SALI) Bug peregumand lon | palms’ Balen’ sits “sc “aes "auns Min twee manly | tad, heatgr tevieet comes | LOS Ford .............. $895 oRAR NESHAFT GRINDING IN THE | this dream on wheels can In observance of Safe-Driv- | makes & models to choose from 2 a | fToom for the 56's | All it needs is a set of seat . . Cylinders -cbored. Zuck M be in your pune | ing Day, December 1 we W Side Used | $3 FORD DEMONSTRATOR, 4-DR._ NORTH CHEVROLET covers | Conv., Dark Green, Radio and Hedter, New Top, 23 Hood. Phone ak ) are offering this checkea | WweSt Side Used Cars {| Fatriane: radio, heater, auto | codward at 13 Mile RTH CHEVROLET if ’ Le : OLIVER BUICK | and reconditioned car to 923 W. Huron “FE 42185) trans, white wall tires: 7.600 — =Lincoln 5-1100 | Woodward at 13 Mile ' For d-O- Matte. E > 210 Orchard Lk Ave FE 2-9101 | make your drivt { | | miles "53 PLYMOUTH | -.-._-. — Limeolt 5-1100 | For Sale Motorcycles 83 an more enjovadien OT. retical nee SHEA AND, ¢ | “LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES | Beautiful +¢oor, radio and heater, | CLEAN 47 PONTIAC IN #11952 Pontia $895 oe on | MSE BUICK SPHCIAL "FDR 81 as, chevrolet Bel A | payments of $40 per month, FE had orale High drive WN swaer car) with 7. Seoul alters heater 89 Cyn eee one ee 7 an ssume ay t. 4 bt oe mf tr t " ‘e fre = “ . 6 oeemtes iit esas Davidecn on Har | 8. Woods ard. poytall age ‘hardtop "This sweetheart | MY 2-261! talk to the ori-nal owner 1941 PONTIAC COUPE NEW BaT-| Sedan. Whitewalls. Radio and Heater, Hydra. This Deridsen Sales Co. 313 South | igs BUICK SPECIAL ¢ DOOR.| iestse “sujpeet ih radio. 1983 CHRYSLER. | NEW YORKER 2? 30 HUDSON $125 ALL WINTER- Cash — Terms — Or trade tery. good tires, $80. FE 20000. | 2. nice clean car ; mats “hardtop Dyna R tnd Poesy | heater and Power Glide | Garkner i Dosdabakes. Mi +34i0 ized and ready for cold weather. | & Oakland __ PE 2-235] 52. PONTIAC CATALINA. a5. | '* @ "ICE clean car. : ap a | oe Vv. 10.000 MILES steering and brakes Officials car SS lf Sexo Birm. . | Why NORTH CHEVROLET = PLYMOUTH. 2 +OR 810 DOWN ment come aad tber oe 1952 N h 7. 39-7084 oper 3 5 ree Call MY 2000 miles $2,575 FE 2-7262 exertions admiring the ele- 1953 DESOTO. DOOR = POWER Swarr Se Woodward. Birmingham. 464—«OS mace rete as teen oa. -.. NS 95 . = — gance of its two-tone paint. , steering, - Loade wv, - neoin | err Woodward at 13 Mii : on a : : Nees "For For Sale | Bicycles” 84 100 ter ea Gee are _mileage FE 80217 0, (52 MUDSON 2 DR. WAS $505. Ce rLyMovrE. SStLEVEDERE | ____ Lincoln $1100" * Sedan, Two Tone Paint, Heater, Bed, (so0d; Gas = [ o startling low price ' ; mow for clearance. only $295. 83. PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DE- Mileage = 7 DESOTO, 1931. 4 DR CUST respect. $380 down. é DE-] Mileage. QUE RIEE, C000 conDITION var cans Price "ee BUICK Rseedyietgt Sug Sounin | MOREE GMRUROAET’ °°" | C27 tet uae ne” | ae et Gay ta ne 1 en ¢ | nable F Lincoln "5-11 1951 PONTIAC DOOR § : subes 1952 Ch l IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. TRI. ~ OVER WHOLESALE 120 Orchard Li, Ave. FE 2-0101 “31 DODGE CONV, $495. YOU JEEP METAL TOP. < wegon.- Hydra. coon 33 TONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DE- ° evro et ope tens ve pale eus ss cycle, medium size, good condi- e , | | must see the manager to get this | dition. $250. New Go0D CON: | WW. tires Excellent cond. 805. luxe, hydro. radio) snd bester. | +; or Oe . Ec _tion. OR 3-5180. KELLER foe _ a) Be | wien. $18. MA 4-2327 pom oe Rd, Lk. Orion. At) S600. ms. Mauen” condition, | Deluxe Tudor, Two Tone Green, Whitewalls, P. BS 4 7 ] a “lh Ba . ex + » < Boats & Accessories 85. Wesaward' at 13 walle |1958 LINCOLN @ DOOR RADIO. | i955 PONTIAC CATALINA’ 870 | 83, PONTIAC 4 DR. $1005 JET Glide, Tinted Glass. serpy | Chevrol { Lincoin $1100 ____, heater, power steering, power! Very sharp. PE 2-6200. each.) wane wall tires. Don't buy +‘ CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION | -KOCH e 1953, DODGE 2DR. $10 DOWN | brakes. $2495. sith LLL | unt nro tee hus | Wotvering rude motors j = assume payments. 46¢ 5 pee! one | teat PE 25045 stanemrey Ex.) ween GHEVROLET : JUST GOOD CREDIT erine and Feathercraft boats Pao a YMOUTH DEALER 1955 D Ie ward, Birm.ngham hester Ford Dealer ward a ile : Canoes Liberty 9-4585 E€MOS (ws ponce tor, Raw wTinES| .. Ou 19711 1985 | PONTIAC CATALINA STAR. | Lincoln 51100 4 5 i ; Marine Accessories eon wen Department eo -- > | like new. Cheap. Ma seen at FOR MORE THAN 30 YRS. | chief. $2,000 PE 4- 1983 PONTIAC STATION WAGON, 7 Olds 50 Buick swarestyaway. or Term: | 13% Mile Rd. and Woodward Floor Cars—Officials Cars| i's Paddock 8t."Pontiae A_GOOD_ PLACE To Buy.” -| ~~ | 870 Model. "2 seat Like new 47 Buick "30: Ford Com fa WORKS | __ ‘Opposite he BIO BOY) | la DODGE «De AAbio amp | O_MERCURY 20a. tis DOWN ae STilwell 1-723 $2,200. _ ae : 2 2 Oe Sor. ves. and — Low OWeRunAn Una coe heater. .With good credit you can | Sasa eee 464 5. S-D SALE ett ace tall Geateese colt erry 48 Ford 50 Hudson TERCURY OUTBOARL | MTRS | Guaranteed | tte nn “"" MERCURY a1 1K GGOD = inc ebservance of Sate-Driv. | NORTH CHEVROLET 49 Pontiac ‘SL Stude. ‘Sales & Service, FE 2-520. SAVE UP TO Ld CONDI. | ing Day, December 1 we | Woodward at 13 Mile * 44 a re ‘ i TOOL LAKE ¢ ORION MOTOR SALES tion by owner. 561 Auburn be- | are offering this checked i Lincoln 5-1100 _ i 49 Mercury S1 Buick %} PER CENT OFF ON ALL NEW Sharp Used Cars $700 : M24 at Clarkston Rd j_ fore 6 pm and reconditioned car to | sIncoln_5- 3 : os ee 195 Ail Makes and Models No Financing Problems. FORD - ERC URY. ‘47 MERCURY. ‘50 MOTOR. GOOD | make your driving safer aaron Ses LASS A OWENS MARINE SUPPLY | ' | ‘$2 DODGE 2 DR. 9444; WAS seas, | _ sell ink oomeek ab FE S160 | Te tah arid | +38 PONTIAC @ DR. DELUXE S8E- \\ ° / / 36) «Orchard ope Ave, GLENN S: Teducea for fall clearance. “We = = - ! 1953 Pont ; Ford: a | dan, Hydramatic. Porcelainized ACUMA CRAFT BOATS | MOTOR SALES | UNOntie CuevRoueT | NantFT'ew "mums "gEeie Ceriber | 3h Tadion eater and’ ity. | Qe ugh Extra mero Him : ward at-13 Mile Studebaker: MT 43410. Birm dramatic Comfort and ease 2s a EVINRUDE MOTORS | 248 Saginaw st_ PE 73 > _ _ Lincoln 54-1100 Se of handling make this car ‘$1 STUDEBAKER V-8 COMMAND- | MARINE SALES & SERVICE = me CHEVROLET “DODGE ROYAL V4 4 DR_R & | °1 NASH eeuseaw As ote oF “NOW | a pleasure to drive Best | er $378. 81 down apd only S18 422 8. TELEGR. ( ; r t eS County s)astest |) = meme) sigh trans) © Yieted | NORTH CHEVROLET of al Sis cael bed ycurs er cee mene er em fer Basee: : giass a extras. A-| condition | only asy terms on the eautiful car a = Transportation ‘Offered tt is mas | Growing Dealer | By owner $1678 MA 5-7621 | Lincoln $1100 OrIVeD BUICk Solivere at 1 Mie (‘eye : RS TO c ' | 6751 Dixie Hwy. at M-15 | 195 PorD ICON VE RK TABLE. . NASH AMBASSADOR 6 CASH | ANE Ch Lincoln $-1100 - Cc cars CALF... SE poreaigls 2020 S ecial- MA ie | 15 | sharp, $1,800 FE 4 ee or trade, FE pole x | 210 Orchard Lk. Ave. FE 2-9101| srupEBAKER EL 4 ~ GooD OMe S a ] a Pe gy MAple $5071 ng Fone WIDOW COUPE, anna aanen pA : fot Se \ CAR | | : - m wily equi Your pr ee cheep A837. : Ca O h d L k or Seattle Gas celts dE CALIF | OL ane ‘qwner used cars must he | — pen Nights | ‘ul Sea buration. high compression heads ent car considera! ca trade. ris 1953 2-DOOR PONTIAC CHIEF-! 52 wiILLYs 2 | pa HEAR THIS: SS at Te ar ol e ? DRIVE AWAY Sus ee "yell after the sonar: | oo , ee R er ores cee Seas ve oe a +2118. tain. Hydra-Matic, Power steering. | “was $595. now for fal] clearance |. . Good 5 5-0040 ~ ‘ y - | * ist! PARTY To DRIVE $25 | “48 ¢ CHEVROLET 2 °DRSEDAN.| Soca 1S Teer Cell FE 20007, Me bow en aay ats We’ ve nakine ai raaig eater A eal oe | mY ROnre Gievnovet | PE 8-0488 FE 8-0488 automobiles to ' good tires. $95. FE 45048. | -—— = y a wes’ at. |. Woodward at 1 the alt Sp ‘b4. FORD 2 DOOR CUSTOM LINE. “NORTH 202 $-1100 gle | wand, return Jes po "san N OVER WHOLESALE | 449 CHEVROLET . 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BOW! | ee ait day Sat. & Sun. | 5) OLDS 98 SEDAN: WAS $795, | these eapenens, FE £7761 Lv Fontiee 2 os $ fos | #ide, power steering. radio. eon ees a UNTRY SEL | ss rate le ee ( ( i ES Z oor 25 ag ~ “$d iy SEDAN room for s Wanted Used Cars | 88 a Mercury Sedan 8 775 | ee aan teatien Passed _Wason 27 Mechanic | NOR’ ha Beat amedie Ae H R | S MAS ASH eee - Bo Sls! Commander, i Beautiful ies2 FORD RANCH WAGON. gio Ww mi pecoae “S100 . -_ = . NORTH CHE : dewn and assu ayment 4 -——— : | CALIFORNIA BUYER let Weedears ne isruaae |. Bl Wecdwurdibicwinghon! —— DS GOOD BUY MOTOR ~ and/or black with ‘vory top hydra, | AVERIL'S 2020 Pay 4 HWY. 5 - = coat | s some repair, $75. FE 5- Spall ay (A Lincoin +1100 iss9 FORD, R&H. D TIRES. i R PE 2-0678 or PE 4-6896 7 Carkner Motor Sales | 80 Gamvy BELAIRE. 4978 CALL | clean. PE 0-256 !33 OLDS 98 SEDAN. $1505. SS l Ou F D Dealer! ANTED OR USED - Be Your Santa alter 6 FE 4 FOR! : 38” SPOT. | . cars, any make any model. Top “a == RD, 1950. 2-DR. ROH S | radio, heater, White, wall tires. : PONTIAC sta 8 | Ritfggertet Nn wan AR A New or Used Car er Truck S-D SALE Telegraph, FE 2-3200 | Woodward at iV Mile 75 S to GO : In observance of Bale-Dris- ‘83 FORD v-8 COUNTRY sovier | Ltncotn: aL AT LOW BANK RATES | _ | BAGLEY AUTO PARTS “48 "OODWARD BIRMINGHAM | i Bi La a TOP DOLLAR | FOR f | . : station wagon Radio he VALUES | ale affering this” checked | arerdrive white-wells| etc 26/060 OVERLOADED I and reconditioned car to | LAKE ORION MOTOR SALES . S . 6 See . 60 8 \" light, overdrive, white ns | | Wery sharp. Can finance | | PE $-9719 170 BAGLEY ST. TIP TOP COMMUNITY | ° make your driving sater M24 at Clarkston Rad | {82 Olds 88 Everything on 8597 Di GUARA NTEED and more enjoyable. “RCURY wo Chevy ‘ords, Plymouth & oth- LIN, | MY 12-2611 rs. 81 . ; | a5 ly ae 1 s ; ‘ MOTORS so an] Yourself and the wite a | FORD PATRLANE. “ALI EX. Pieaty tate modeis and transvorte- | T Ow Finance—Paym ts to Suit Har old Turner F Or d 803 N. N. Main, Rochester | 1954 glgtan led 6 oe break by duying a second =| ites ‘sbarp MA 0-0001 Economy Cars 22. Auburn | a 2 ! PM | 1983 Chevrolet Business Coupe. save time and temper, This ‘$4 FORD 2? DR, 8998: REDUCED Agk s a | 7 mae Sy 24511 c f : | I | SR OR Tare BO. ERS wi | it Pivmouth omc | because itis st ee are t WO" WORTH CHEVROLET Company Official Cars | No Pyments Till 1956 * A-] B S | : reez , : ( \ Ses : eS ee Lncoln 1100 * ose mane ror LOWEST PRICES 4 ude s e | 4 " THE HIGH DOLLAR | Skeice 1951-1982.1953 | Pontiacs. $388) i rcada) only] ete ae . enc AS wet te "§3 Chev. Conv... ..$799 *S2 Ford 2 dr..... . $544 Z Oe ens ees aan mens | CLARKSTON. 210 on aN BE Buick SAU Se lae ‘HOUGHTEN & SON | IN THe STATE! ‘34 Plymouth 2 dr. $799 33 Merc. Hard $999 pees them. Drive the extra miles MOTOR SAI ES rebar Ave. FE 2-0101 In cpacrrence of Safe-Driv- i A “) : » y r. 20 Mere. ar top 3 % will pay you well. 4540 Dixie a UES 1, we Sood hr j. ANWELT oe CLARKSTON a wre ot offering ne this checked | wictiked Uedemmtele 5 apietmncaeaiaae ; 55 Ford Crown "34 Chev. 2 dr $944 ‘ “41. CH (fouPE 35. QOOD and reconditioned car 5 : s Fu ea = : OC ONO & eee ter:| Settee looms seems! Ee chat "| =a eee 52 Nach 2Doot la 498 gg MLO SIP Daige Cpe 9 R JUNK & CHEAP See ee ee en ee Sn ae : Keine 1S —— MA 58-5141 b ligh : Z ¥ PRICE ate Eales = THEN GET sone atte maee oF Series. Good ¢ ondition FF st Vou vever be Ic bented 7 Sf ne Bitieler’ Dect ar cE $ 195 as Dike ST Plymouth 2 dr, $290° he ; toné Power brakey and steer-| 1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIR. ¢DR. tn the dust at stop ligtts O Ca . Hardtop .....$1709 : ymoutn 2 ar, BI S N - ing All extras. Wife's car. Low radio. heater, Power-Glide, Good with this beauty. A touch of 80 Olds 4-Door ........... Dunne seeds cnees: 295 = LL PE} ICE mileage | condition Low mileage. MI 6-1210 the toe commands al) the 5 = "33 Por 4 "52 Mere 2 dr $644 ¢4 Oem UsED CARS “A Routine 33 Cataline Hydrematic 1643 E Maple. Birmingham after So aGrilyourll avers ceed) ite and Dream 82 Chevrolet Deluxe 2-Door ...............% 495 23 Ford Hardtop $999 1&4 be Ge . ang Ave 73% aslo heater. Beau iful leather © | get out of those ‘tight : ORR Ten : ei Pe oe a Oh Te See M&M Motor Sales | Drive toth’ and mate an’ otter “epineh stanaare it eee re neces Fe ieee ee ee | 85 Ford Custom & ...... oe cece ee SUSSO [J S2Chev, 2dr... $844 8 Ford 4 de... $699] For Se rong tate model cars, | MA eae Ss 5-2702 _ __. : and a hester for your com: THEN LEI s PET "83 Piwmouth 4-Door .......:.............8 595 "35 Ford 2 dr..°. $1199 "31 Butek 40 dr $344 . so nt ot. a 1952 B fo it now, and you'll. TES : : ER aa | . _ ; Cos 5: a 2dr..... § ‘ » epee Se WrD. ORK CARA & SCRAP | 's & Soctt” ee Good tires. OL anes bile uae a : x ie =m RCICK WHE Ibs LADE al = S3—-Pomtiac ot ‘moni oecme ns) OS on . SD py h? $499 . ce. bid oa See mingWay a rion. | * : a "s a cars ne = < % 5 - ¢< oe Bs 5 WD. WRECKED AND JUNKED | 1930 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR. RA- 210 Orenard Le Ave. FE 20101 Aisle eas sol fil oh es 34 Chevrolet Bel Air 2:Doort,..°..........8 995 55 Chev. 210 2 dr. $1309 syne 2 dy = cars, FB 6-143), - | dio. heater and practically nee come true. rey . . ee Oa) sea) fed TOP DOLLAR FOR CLEAN CARS S-D SAT. a | ee perme "S200" w.| > 53 Mercury 4Door, ¢ 1. A ok HO Gidea Ud OO oe $ 865 32 Pontiac Dx. 52 Ford KR. W gn.. . $799 enn 1 price aes | . : H - ; is In ob 8 | | 3988 D STATION WAGON 8 Se" ma pasere cas We? Sard 2 : . 5 2 . a fe nen TE . ee ects | ARETE pM RR at MR ete A” 984 CHEN ROL isd 20s Fe Se SASL 2dr cee SOS Ford Cony... $208 ~ For Sa | Trucks | 90 ary stlering, tts eeee ed | 28 Gerdon PE 44712 : | he ees Poca Desiar ae = poner frean a end eds 52 Ford 2-Door & ...77 Wale ot weak eee deme © S 565 ’S4 Ford 2 dr’ $944 en Chev. 2 1 $699 | Bee woe ae » IPO? = “eee os iho veses- ~~", "GENE F PICKUP KUP TRUCK. more bpd tle sefer and “tester gat « good tee | oe rom, GORE (THAN 20 RS - radio, heater and. Power $1195 "34 Ford 2-Door .......... see ee ee EES 1605 So. Ghiveler ; car ahi Z Z . i 4 as \ . S 2 - < = JIL c an Py * ioe CH CHEVROLET 3. TON PLAT. | 1854. Buick Super Hardtop enero * DR, R & H _ ete CLUB, $222. V-8 AND] __ ; A ° 53 Ford) 22Door 227275. 3--fee eae $ 785 Clb. Cpe. ..:...$899 poe od Cony 31 i Cane pick at | Dynefios Get the big cat 53 TCHEVAGI Et WIG Teeen| entire eater Leta trade. 1952 CHEVROLET "S31 Mercury Club Coupe .......,...... -.--$ 425 |. "31 Ford 2 dr......$299 ng shape. See at feel with this low priced * | ‘miles, 27 Mechanic | Woodward at 13 Mile a Gi) Deluxe) 1) toned blue © en ss) mailiar oc ff 51 Chev. 2 dr.....$299 gorner of Telegraph & Long Lake | beauty, “and you can, you ce | radio, heater and Power Glide. |] 53 Mercury Hardtop ...... Pe eee Slee ine " _Ra. 1 Mi Coeat know, because the price is 1953 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. ____Elncoty_§-1100_ Nice matching seat covers. 5 Bee : 54 Olds Super 8&8 only $1795 and easy terms ; $10 down and assume payments = Gn * $745 52 Pontiac Chief 8 ..........0.... 0005. a) 545 "54 Ford R. W n $1299 ae “TRUCKS ARE ran’ selurtangearon uaival’ 464 8 Woodwara, oirmingham. Aft XY ao oi ee = . Wen. } 2dr. .........$1499 ance 1949 (CHEVROLET 4D DOOR. re | er mas 1933 PLYMOUTH Sl Pontiac 2:-Door 2222.22.22 $ 335 53 Py ‘mouth 2 dr. $699 ben ce OUR 210 ae i ue te, 6101, fan ieee Finite, ening: 2dr. Radio, Soa Hy Drive , , op Chev: SERD cs $199 ‘ chard Lk. Ave, S 5, ( : 1983 ene wt ‘Prices Now Lie) ee Ge ae Transportati ion Specials '51 Nash'St. W gn. $399 53 Buick Riviera $1099 : BUSINESS | 8 Woodward Birmin $695 47 P| tl | $125 - a _ 309 ymouth, a good one ......... eee ve 125 1954 Chev. C.O.E. Tractor We Can’ t Wait! 1951 PONTIAU i) 48 Ford 82-Door .........;............ we $ OF Th F $4 Chev. C.O.E. Trac n Be Boug 1952 G.M.C. 2. Ron SW.B. ; . 2 a - ; Club Coupe Dark blue finish "SO Studebak ; , : 1949 Ciev, COE Tractor : 1952 Mercury 4 dr. Sedan, van equipped with radio and heat. || “Y ~tude saker 41GGr gece eee $100 With 1953. G.M Ip VI at Pickup : Mercurys -| radio & heater. — ae ee yee are) goods Emced to sell (1/49 bord & 2 Ucar 6.2.0. Se ee eee ere $135 - : pos as a H R : S495 T° de C are . f iss Chev; 33-Ton Panel S A Pp crew cane sow poo cans [958 Pond Custom! ade. Des) | 4 Olds COTS secoges Fe areas se ew ae nage. 45 N O M \ : 948 Ford Express | FLOOR CARS STORAGE CARS | Keyl, radio & heater $698 | 1935 CHEVROL i | 49 Chevrolet 2-Door .............0024. ~ $125 WN WILSON GMC. ( ARS SOME MILES - | 05] Mercury 4dr, Mere: | one | @49 Buick 4-Door .......,.....00. yee naeeae $115 d . ae car looks and drives like new. . ; - Oakland at Cass MOST MODELS. OMatic, radio & “heater It's guaranteed, me “ M M N t L; st d! 52 Pontiac 2 dr. FE 2-9203 FE 4-4531 | \ Ark about our 30 dav guar- | $2. 07 7 J occ cee cee wee eee $425) $1795 | any ore O iste 52 Chevrolet Clb. C ine DODGE TRUCK = *eTON, ROG: | wena eu, | 1930 CHEVROLET | : a 22 newt Cee. } \ i : * x < i Toi ria ar Porn | ‘55 Chev. 4 dr....., 81695 DRIVE HOME PRICE INCLUDES 1954 Ford Custom 4 he) | 24 ten pickup. Heater, turn sig- | We Trade! We Finance! ~ + *§2 Plymouth 2 dr. for rent or lease. Call FE '55 Olds 88 4 dr...) $2495 TMnD OTHER EQUIPMENT | fadio neste — $1025) eee ie 48 oe "51 B F k4d . ‘53 ooo $2495 | i; . fae 51 Buick 4 dr. é V4, ATON PICK-UP. | ‘53 Ghev. 4 dr........$895, your preesnt car own | 1953 Olds 88, radio & heat) 5. Faaten "| Ne evs til Next aaah | = poater, good shape. 90. °53 Ford 8 2 dr.......S8957 OR AS LOW AS $287 DOWN =| er, sharp .........$1005 1952 SMC : ‘32 2 Dodee eps oe |S Pont a oon ‘% ton Panel. Mec ve Wok, . 5 | 32 a ae ace ice PTO "36 MONTHS” TO pay | 1951 Chev. 2 dr., radia & the pres 1 OK. wren treo =) \ TOR. a aPEED. | | Cote oes heater “$295 $445, I iS lee, Geniers Gect. "32 Buick Super 4 dr, $7¢ 95 | B b F 1€8 Pees . WW fl 1aro “urner, — er pe UREK ‘2 Plymouth 4 dr...$895, O LOST | 1952 nodge Conv., yellow | 1953 CHEVROLET iN : 15) BIG LOTS ° : S , } Sedan Deli Heate ig- | : r Peciara Desir & Sek ee aor ee . INC ee black top, coho se sale, cna sent aie ry ae / : hagina ‘South . epoO E . 3 NEALEL cose cecccets qq) ° la «J TROGK wits’ “S1Ford & Cth. Cpe. $475 | Continentak i. fe ” 147" Sy SAGINAW ST. Midwest 57500 Liberty 9-4000 Ne axel trafier with job | "47 Frazer 4 dr........$75, Lincoln-Mercury ENTRAL M t JOrdan 46266 _ Liberty 9-4001. Wit po Star Extra JBK, aren Mickey Shorr WPON, News, Rise 'n’' Shine werk, Stars at Seven WPON, News 1:30—WJR, Music Hall , Tom George x ewe micees i Shor og sah = i = WXYZ, Blew pods Wolt 4 By DICK iNER MpON, News Record Room wxvz, of Town cay. srerrence ig | NEW YORK (NEA)—‘‘Look at 30—W House CeLw. vir’ WUndaienbpeag jthat guy,"" a man watching a TV WWJ, Morgan Bestt: WJBK, M WCAR, Coffee With | Cle se oe : ware “9 aor a | Po one Sree upon. jews, ae i rehearsal said, ‘He looks like he ‘ WJBK: % Shorr WWJ, 6 Wes. Maxwell enjoys rehearsing.’ Pet ec Crosby CELW: News’ Sper “ CKLW, News, noe F Area = —_ ate = 2 = TA ve | Se es, Mickey en) ye ee ee ome tine non oe a ee. tot . ews S cxLW. Gtticlal | Detective [11:80 WIR, Pence, Progress | WPON. J te - everyone on the si ost Wi News, Record’ oom Wxis, Te ot of ioe Town was Bb Maxwell ape rs ° "wel le aaa Sone mickey Shorr CKLW Sony Dev a So a Gus rehearsal is some- ‘ WXYZ Better Tomorrow WPON, Bob Crosb: i WIBK. News, Gentile, Binge thing like a party: It is informal, CKLW, Crime ters WCAR, Coffee With’ Clem in : J WJBK, Mickey t me F oma oer i! i = ies jalmost to the point of seeming oe WIR, News. Carson WWJ, News WWJ, Minute Parade WCAR. Music in the air |[@phazard. But there's a man with WWJ, News from NBC WXYZ, Fred Wolf WXYZ, Breakfast Club WPON. Pontiac Party i ——— a stopwatch and a. director --Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed-in this column are subject to change without notice. Channel. 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WW3J-TV Channel 7—WXYZ.TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS. | 6:00—(7) Superman. George Reeves | (9) Circle 9) stars in adventure. Theater. Roy Rogers western. 6:15—(4) News, Paul Williams. (2) News. Jac LeGoff. 6:25—(4) Sports. Bill Flexinine | (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett | Phelps. 6:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Renal- do stars in Western.-(4) Camera 4. Mona Freeman, Lyle Bettiger in “Appointment with Destiny.” (2) Patti Page Show. Music. 6:45—(2) News. Doug Edwards. 7:00—(T) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet comedy. (9) Heart of the City. Pat McVey, Jane Nigh in “Fall Guy," drama of prisoner who goes stir crazy. (4) Michi- gan Outdoors. Mort Neff with news of outdoor life. Milland Show. “Hollywood Story,’’ comedy. 7:15—(7) News. John Daly. 7:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Masked man saves dude from swindling | rancher in “Tenderfoot.” (9) Million Dollar Movie. Ginger | “Rogers, | Jack Carson in “The Groom Wore Spurs,"" (4) Dinah Shore Show. Songs. (2) Sgt. Pres- ton of the Yukon. Tall-tale teller "ti is victim ef desperadoes preying | on miners until Sgt. Preston comes to his aid. Richard Sim-| mons stars. 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron. Swayze. | (2) Ray} play “You Can't Take It With You.” (2) Four Star Playhouse. | Charles Boyer in “Something Very Special,” story of father after five years of separation. 10:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. = drama. (4) murder. (2) Johnny Carson Show. Comedy with singer Jill Corey. 10:30—(7) Science Fiction Theater. Virginia Bruce in “Friend of a Raven.”’ (2) Eddie Cantor Show. “The Three Stooges,” 11:60—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety with | Soupy Sales. (9) National News. | (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Jac LeGoff. j Ea: :15—(7) Feature Film. William| | Gargan in ‘Rendezvous 24.” (9) Film Theater. Barbara Payton, | James Hayter in “Four Sided | Triangle.” (4) Little Show. Monty | Woolley, Shepperd Studwick in, | “The Cask of Anontillado."’ (2)| Miss Fair Weather, Mary Ann Brownley. rg Les Paul and Mary| . Music, ‘th: polars Nightwatch T he ater. Ann Sheridan, Richard Carlson in “Winter Carnival." 11:30—(4) Tonight. Mestad, he ia Steve Allen, Ilona lous Sycamores,” retelling of the who is rejected by his daughter) 1 ‘Video | ‘Theater. Ray Danton, Arlene Whelan, Raymond Burr in ‘The Web,” thriller of man hired as body guard who gets tangled in «comedy. | Fry Frolics. 1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) land. (7) Charm Kitchen. Myrtle Labbitt Show. 1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce. (9) 1:30—(2) Amy Vanderbilt. (4) Jean McBride. (9) News, Shop- pers Show, 1:35—(2) aise Day. 1:55—(4) Fran Harris. (2) Gir] Talk. 2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. (4) Hour of Shows. (7) Stars on Seven. . 2:30—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. 2:55—(4) Hershell Hart. 3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) NBC Matinee Theater. (7)-Heartthrob Theater. 3:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. |3:56—(9) News. '4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date With Life. (7) Captain Flint. (9) | Justice Colt. \® 15—(2) Secret Storm. Love. 4:20—(7) Rickey the Clown. ‘4:30—(2) On Your Account. (4) | ‘World of Mr. Sweeney. (7) Auntie. Dee's Rascals. 4:45—(4) Modern Romances. | 5:06—(2) The Early Show. (4) Pinky Lee Show. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. '5:30—(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Mickey | Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody. ‘Nearly 500 to Reeeive (4) First 8:00—(7) Life Is Worth Living.| Suest; Steve gets a tooth ‘tiled MSU Degrees on Dec: 6 Talk by Bishop Sheen, “Lazi-| ness.” (4) You Bet Your Life. | Groucho Marx quiz. (2) Bob. Cummings Show. Bachelor Beb' > spends his time byes to avoid a beautiful girl. 8:30—(7) Stop the "Music. Bert Parks host on quiz. (4) People’s | Choice. Sock Miller copes with the! on FRIDAY MORNING |6:50—(4) Today's Farm Report. '6:55—(2) Meditations. | 7:00—(2) Morning Show. (4) To-| day. 7:55—(2) Les, Paul & Mary Ford.) 8:00—(2) Cartoon ‘Classroom. EAST LANSING \U®—Michigan | State fall term commencement. Dr. John A. Dawson, presiderit, jof Adrian College, will giv® the jcommencement address. MSU estimated there will be 171 ae degrees and 328 bachelor’ problem of how not to get mar. * +30—(2) | Captain Kangaroo. (7) degrees awarded. ried and still keep his girl friend. | Jack Cooper stars. (2) Climax. | Michael Rennie, Zsa Zsa Gabor, | John Kerr in “A Man of Taste,” comedy of larceny in art, world. 9:00—(7) Star Tonight. Don Dub- bins, Joan Tetzel in “The Sum- mer Road," drama of girl im- prisoned in cottage by boy she thinks is a murderef. (9) Motion) Picture Academy. Gary Cooper, Loretta Young in ‘Along Came Jones.” (4) Dragnet. Case from Los Angeles Police Files told. by Jack Webb as Sgt. Friday. Trial) 1 of stolen ring leads to pawn shop) and bus depot. 9:30—(7}— Down You Go. Word}42:16—(2)-Love- game with Dr. Bergen ,Evans; host. (4) Theater. Barbara Brit- ton introduces her - fiance's pompous parents to her uncon- ventional relatives in “The Fabu-' Wixie Wonderland. . '9:00—(4) Romper Room. 9:26—(2) Detroit Newscast »|9:30—(2) Love Story. Theater. 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth 10:00—(2) Garry Moore Show. (4 Ding Dong School. : 10:30—(4) Search for \Beauty. 10:55—(7) News. 1:@—(4) Home. (7) Story Studio.! 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 11:55—(7) News Ace. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 2:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- nessee Ernie. (7) 12 O'clock Comics. Prayer, Sign On. 12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. \(4) Feather Your Nest. (7) Beulah. (9) Bam Bam Boom. 12:45—(2) Guilding Light. (9) Small (7) Request| - Answer te Previous Puatie asir la INTs ie et LID FICCI i SENLS ' at iL at i I OINiaa | ie JON (C0 AlRIY COS SR ANIOAL | LAIN iOolmit | Color- University will graduate) nearly 500 students Dec. 6 in its! shirtsieeves who are alt business. Como himself walks around slowly. He wears slacks, sports shirt and yellow sweater. He car- ries a script but rarely looks at: it, When someone else is per- | forming he sits down with the singers and watches, and when | the act is over applauds, During the breaks, he clowns mildly. He'll tease a girl about) her new chinchilla hat and end up by trying it on. He'll swing a prop rifle like a golf club. He'll break; into a little — ries it's all art as the Como. phil- osophy: the happy way to live.” can't be pushed around Says an associate: “You've heard about the horse you ean: lead to water but you can't make him drink? Well, Perry's a guy, doesn't want to go." i DEFINITE IDEAS | Como home. He wants his family to be normal, unsullied by pub- licity, His wife (they've been married 23 years) has been described ~ al friend as ‘“‘a housewife — those women who is hevey weal the servant quits because then she! ‘has @ chance to get down on her, ‘knees and scrub the floor.” ind + in- of! stayed out, : Easygoing. Como Rios Video Rel earsals ar UP TO” 7 150” FOR YOUR OLD SMALL SCREEN | TELEVISION 4 nar € = ALWAYS THE SAME — Perry Como the way the world sees him: Relaxed and casual. Away from the camera he’s the same way. the drop of a hat, or break of a rehearsal, When he’s rehearsing, | though, he’s pretty serious about ly routines, hig sketches, his | eceanenes over and over, When it comes time for a Como! private, = * Como, quiet and — easygoing | though he is, knows what ‘he you can't even lead to water if he wants. And what he wants he gets. For instance, he wants everything /in good taste. Nothing off-color is) ‘BELCH WAS OUT Perry said no, Hacketg was amazed. Perry was firm. The word |, =) On the very first show of the! season, Julius LaRosa was the jguest. The writers, headed by t ‘talented veteran Goodman Ace,| The word had obvious Arthur | Godfrey connotations. ‘frey fans, Como determined open the next show with an) a “Taking things easy is solo, however, he just hums and| Everyone said an apology wasn't | But he la-la-las. He does rehearse his called for, the network, his writers, ‘songs fully with the orchestra, in his press agent. But Como opened |his next show with a few = words of apology. Neighbors Waken Man Whose Home Is Afire He has definite ideas about him- 2//owed: Comic Buddy Hackett was ASHLAND, Ky. (®—Tom Turner, self, ‘a! aoe “his tite. No pho- 4 guest and did his famous Chinese a sign painter convalescing from tographers are allowed near the Waiter bit. It includes the word)an operation, may owe his life to talert neighbors. | While Turner was asleep, fire broke out in his home. His wife, 2 nurse, was at work. Turner slept \ "Members of the Gerald Barber ‘family saw the fire and. roused ‘Turner, who crawled out a window. The program was flooded with | we He goes through all his com- mail, most coming from irate God-| to! On a 21” Mahogany Listing for Console — f Far mare enfring git or veyonn_atop joer IRHA Foeatiy Gitt Center. @ Berns-O.mome Master Torch with de poodle propene gar ryince: ond penci. bemner wan—Heguiony $6.95 Dainty Maid .. 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