4 - * te a — gee 2a | * : 2 ‘ % i — 7 ‘ F \ ee \ ~*~. ‘ : a, ft i ? ' woh : . \ Ja : aA 2 ; =. Me \ \ j 3 —.~ HE PONTIAC PRESS — __ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954-76 PAGES ss “S3QUUATED. reese | uvvrep nae ae | Christmas Parade F loat Shows Nativity Scene Judge Refuses , Sena oF Still Smiling Senate Voting ‘ ‘Plea to Dismiss | — i TS ontwoOther Sheppard Case : Counts Today Osteopath’s Fate Rests With Jury for Decision BY as Defense Opens’) + CLEVELAND (#)— The judge in the Sheppard mur- der trial‘overruled today de- fense motions for a directed verdict of acquittal. “This is not a case that can be disposed of by the court,” Common. Pleas Judge Edward Blythin said as the session opened. Therefore, he said, the various motions made yes- |terday by the defense to dismiss the murder charges ‘ : : against Dr. Samuel Shep-| ‘CENSURED—Sen. Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis). appears undisturbed | abusing” a 1951-1952 elec- 4 pard would be overruled. in Washington pita tm Homes with. his _—_ waves | tions subcommittee. , , . a charges * ‘ auntigeBiythin sid his decision | leq” McCarthy later was censured by = Smale vote of v0 2 to | icheans Rewsilcan sensors, ion “or even right to have an opin- a subcommittee which investigated his jon” as to the guilt or innocence ees set = Fast Senate OK Forecast) sz eezezcve:i0n U.S.-Formosa Treaty |S== directed verdict of acquittal or sen's dismissal of the indictment was Both voted against to leave the question of the hand- WASHINGTON (INS) —Quick Senate approval seemed tute measure by Sen. Mundt cence for the jury of ncvea amy, | assured today for the treaty which will almost auto-|for the McCarthy censure ans ia waa, matically send American ships and planes bombarding en oe The defense then pupeditied with | R€d China if the Communists try.to capture Formosa, | Seus'* om record ae disapproving its case, calling as its first witness) Unanimous approval was expressed by top Democratic statements’ by the Re- _| Dr, Stephen Sheppard, elder broth-| and Republican The measure..vas de- | thee aa : sa last night when the Senate voted 67 to 20 to adopt the ¢first of two censure counts | returned by a special com- mittee. It censured Mc- g i 1 i 3 a T eseee | Bae Fe "sit * A-War Threat Sea Crouan pet. sm tarsomeres YUNG Lighting Told to Mayors |=" s==m es ssa" "| Awards Listed: Ge Chidlow Sey: Bis! Lincoln Yule Parade Float} Joycees te Give Savings b ities Wou /, Bonds for Outside First Russion Targets |FResult of Teamwork Plus | christmas Decorations w ; mayors were told by the Comin| Sometime today a giant pink-ish shoe (equipped with| Pewiac reside. with «ai ental Air doors, windows and a stovepipe) and a transformed| oi. "ktine given the chance to oy that the outbreak of @ global! rarm trailer (now a glamorous thing that seemingly | win $50 in savings bonds. earth” | floats on air) will come together just outside the Lincoln} a, Pontiac Junior Chamber iH iss i Lik | od | z Fs gy Pty oem Bape wlpeoiry Junior High School door. this trighiening pocobilan sone’! As the big brogan is secured to the trailer’s deck, af. . it ite the United | States which| Collective sigh of, relief will probably rise from thug: em stands the ment Uinaly chence of ae , Students and dozens pra ie traced |'s the - om cus aap «ta D Pius 18 teachers ‘and The state concluded its fee r said it ane Matty” peveexie thay | tated no rules @r precedents of the long terday morning, calling as i highly probable ope OED, | Worked and final witnees ne ss Mail Yuletide |i v 8, will strike back at China| "They thén- voted to condemn ence ae the home for the Hayes. She told of sharing « bed) (~ j Earl herself if the Reds attack Formosa. | McCarthy for his alleged contemp- ‘Mayors and city managers from W “old woman who with Dr, Sam, and receiving a ting reetings arly iBp.ctnp tab tho dser coan Ser| tones emniact tawend o Senate ak. the 48 states and territories fowl orse shoe.” ‘ and @ watch from him, and she! Acting Postmaster Leslie H./a U. §. naval or air blockade of| Committee probing his financial | - eed fe btetngs on te OY i Not that she is was “thinking of divorce” ”"|Dean Sr. today urged Pontiec ares) the China coast to try to foree| aire in 2861 and 1982. The vote nation's foreign defense , . It will be ae “thisking of divorce. was censure resolu- pales sel ne ale tr] toe . peerage dopey ape bene Maharey agree [a y q ont tat Since “Saturday; Saturd4y morning. yesterday that Dr. Sheppard be yang ently $0 comune errivel ef jafied trumped charges) Senate censure would not mean &Pvates wees Be we,| Unable to Take Food At 9:30 a.m. she freed on grounds the sinte had before Christmas. of spying it peacetul pressures fail| any tose to MeCarthy of bie of meetings. arranged -! old PaiPicte-leanta> failed to establish « motive or | Yuletide cards addressed out-|t. bring their release. Tights and privileges as a Sen- to greet the group with an in- VATICAN CITY ®—Pope Pius|dren” will ‘ link him closely with the mur- | side the state should be mailed by The ator nor his position as chair. The Mayors’ Conference is the| *!I has taken a turn for the/portable shoe-house, der, gave several hints as to the | Dec. 15 and local delivery requires ie’ ee dee man of the government oper. sseanl ok tx tk wali stove and join mature oftheir side of the cane. mailing at least a week belore| Juig be treed withest a ations committes. He will lose Last year’s conference developed The 78-year-old head of the Ro | {tf the annual One was a startling suggestion! Christmas, he said. - | peckad that post whea the Democrats 6 sharp dispute among the mayors! man Catholic Church has been con- ae maton aonted a a Dean cald 300 temporary em- Senate Repub Leader wil-| “#*7- omens oe . n a ante teins Gaseened ada fined to hie bed here since his re Pr 5 her, but to distigure her. ae dun ts eens inden one | _F Knewlend, whe bas 7 oe mi ee — | turn ur precess : Senate its effect Castel Gandol by The defense keeps implying that packages trom Dec. 13 tp 8. posed the Eisenhower Administra-| 5.4, (See related story on pag. 70.) ; 4 3f : | a ! [ | 3 a F H : Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) marked “All For Local Delivery.” | the new session begins in January. Mercury Expected {1% ise ar evataie ut the ot! en. Fergunm «tc, oe ot! White, Lake Woman mouth since Saturday. pena age phe et a ane oe and fa.|28°. five skilled craftsmen (all . I . . deli time, added Dean. mittee members interviewed to-| 47+ _ chad eh aa 26 Eas parte) morta teed ries geet be rgitn Drop in P Ol ue ans , Kill rand [cath pare 8 mast be reiatred a top in Pontiac |.“ be" mate dn, bald illed in Car fore Pentiac resident even earlier. Dean recommends no| “The new treaty with Formosa Hildery, | page 2 of today’s Press. bundle up tonight, as te US. |later than Dec. 5 for out of state| Nationalist China shows the Chi- an eee Wereen, 2 of . eather Bureau predicts a mer.| Sifts, and Dec. 10 for local de-| nese Communists with great def. ackson Bivd., White Lake livery. intteness that we will resist firm. | Township, was killed last night os drop to 20 to 24 degrees * | ly and powerfully any action | When the car in which she was " “bustle.” | GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, =| grr yee et nches of snow fore-| Sine and weight limitations for | against Formosa. The lack of | Fiding hit a tree west of Ormond ee ee ok lhe = aaa a cast for yesterday failed to ma-| parcel post vary according t0 | aorinite treaty would more likely | road on M58. eanwhile, school wren ting store here reported Christies terialize but there were a few place of mailing and destination. | nie ted to hostilities than the | Her son, Keith, 9, is listed in 2 z - snow flurries late this morning i x ” critical condi toda at classes began hammering | business is so good she had to Be sure to ask someone at the| fact there now is one. tion y Pontiac : and early this afternoon. post office about this before wrap- General Hospital with fractures Between midnight and 10 a.m. Christ ” d The pact demands immediate | ° and face cuts. and her buyers, became 100| severday 1g inches of snow was| Pn, YO Christmas its”, said| consultation between Nathalie | of bot legs and face cus, an her staff to handle y-wrapped packages! chine and this nation on joint » Cli M., 3, was s : When they were through, the : Gets Short Ride went down the hall to the persons were | "ecorded in the area. are another risk to avoid. Use action inthe event of any attack | “tiving the car, is reported in fair / Temperatures in dewntown Pon-| heavy wrapping paper. on eiffier:. ~~ | condition, with a compound skull > , aad frame defense, including the noise nui- ; metal chep, where From Motorist pom tine ranged from 28 to 33 degrees piswiasaesied one af cee hired in admitted danger of their opera-} LOS ANGELES —A motorist] chicken wire. : yesterday. The high for tomorrow | : ‘ : Oakland County Sheriff's Depu- tions and high explosive loads. | driving near te she we ee. ae Poker.Tale in Reverse = vi be 3438 with a low Friday cOdillac Gets Jét Base. | mit the United States to gett! sat Katee and “Theres i ade BOSTON (UP)—Edward R. Tad-| night of 22-26. . WASHINGTON (UP) — Air Sec- | War should an act of hostility, tall! Brimhall said the accident oc- déo was denied a divorce’ on the | This “morning at 8 o'clock the /retary Harold E. Talbott an-| '"8 — the pact, take place| ved about 6:30 p. m.. but could his | mercury, stood at 28 degrees, ris-| nounced today that a jet fighter | “8* oymaeee. get no details from Iverson te and | ing slightly by 1 p.m. to 29 de-| base will be built seven miles west| Sen, Walter F. George (D-Ga), | cause of his condition. ”* wm | grees, and dropped to 28 again by of Cadillac. Mich., “in the Lake| whe is to be chairman of the | Mrs. Iverson was dead on arrival 2pm. | Mitchell area.” | (Contited on Page 16, Col. 1) | at the hospital. n Michigan Road Bond Issue Should Benefit Oakland County program ever embarked on by| is appreved by voters in April, ($500,000,.000 has been talked of, | ment, said 1,300 miles of multt- | Of manidionnce p Williams said, it would still not said Williams, this might be re-| pie-tane highway is needed on to this area was a statement by Williams, support- nue ioc (ee ares eed ed by most other speakers, that bond-issue money should be spent building roads where the need is greatest—where numbet of cars, congestion and accident rates are rf ; i? lif i H ij i j r : j [ : H i i iF aeTd Fl i -, z y fr i 7 r} = $ Hi H E j ; E ft | 7 § ! ; wee, resving evneew- | Fleeing Convict Gk aE 7 : i ej i | i ; i of = $500 Millio ~~ * Lowest Mean thig week tabled furthef by Reid-Paterson, developers the Porritt property. With only five of the seven commissioners’ voting, the pro- posal was turned down 3-2. Difficulties stem from a tlemen'’s agreement’ made gen- be- ~tween the city and developers about a year ago in which Reid- | Paterson agreed to pay a propor- tionate share of the sewer con- struction on Columbia between Hazel and Haynes streets a The Weather PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly cleedy tonight and temerrew Net quite se celd tomerrew Lew tenight %- 24, high temerrew 34.38. West te southwest wind, 6-8 miles tonight Tomerre# might fair and sémewhsat warmer, tow ??-28, . Today tn Pentiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 am At 8 am Wind velocity 5-6@ mph Difection: West-northwest Sun sets Thursday at 5 00 pm Sun rises Friday at 743 am Moon rises Friday at 1247 pm Moon. sets Friday at 1202 am Dewntewn Temperateres 68. m 28 lie om 29 18 Wo ese 2 12m 29 8 6. M.cccccce. - BD . p.m. ...... + OB. MM... cose 28 2 pa 8 Oo MB ccccccs 2 Wednesday in Pontiac (As frecorded downtown, Highest temperature Sees Lowest temperature............... 2 Mean temperature By edaweseg nigsy 305 Weather—Cioudy. Snow 1.80 tinct One Year Ago in Pontiac Highest temperature............... 45 OOIMPOTSSUTO. 2. cccesceses 28 censecciers, O05 Wighest and Lowest Temperateres This Date tm #2 Years 1954 Pontiac Christmas Lighting Contest ENTRY BLANK Please enter the home of: Choice of many, many shapes and designs in these al! metal com- an pacts just in time : | Bm Christmas gift giving. ce in the 1954 Christmas Lighting contest. 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Saginaw St. Drug Department Gy a \ ‘Main Floor 4} i te \ 5 f cbey’ ’ z \ VO ¢ ‘ ; , , = ‘ 5 \ a : re i. ae THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER.2, 1954 _ 7 oo o el — — ~ - na et ee ; . -— one —e ais an sia pees Ye a. ee . Te ‘they used the cars to transport icials. Will Sha : in Birmingham a McCarthy-Censured {Three Juveniles |= *="=< "=<. | Officials Will Share wh! e i . ‘ i : “We are convinced weet Cl f F Yule Music Safety Hints | onFirstof 3Counts | 4%: , [are rnp tor many emees (Car for Economy Miy fF ’ 5 (Continued From Page One) A it [ TTS {want to sive authorities « chance WASHINGTON (UP). Govern- ook) ee. | County —wa charge that McCarthy we ‘ vo question them before we deride | ment officials soon will be sharing Curb Pedestrian Traffic: See ton tty toons SERA esas - Ralph W. Zwicker during a Senate) ‘ot Least Fifteen Homes | Florida n save the government $40,000,000 a E ; : 7 - i hearing last Feb, 18—and a resolw4 Si Than « Dies Fé i year. a Oar Birmingham bureau ier memgensinh wee i i tion hed Sen. Wallace F. Bennett ince ksgiving pi: lowing L warn pw we jj including a portion o project; : : _» ; , Fla. ®— ordered. executive. agencies : “ Hurried a paar A ot te the eontl | Utah). He damanded Me-| Three —— Teeny VOR? A ADELE: | 7 cam a ‘given a yuletime pick-up | zreement whichgwauld mean an | * ee cible Tren court po Ave from Florida's 6th to trade in the vehicles either st serine Bee 13, when traditional approximate $12 m4 Additional “| - ‘ censure eae -_ dase aed cauiitinn several .Onidand District since 1944, died of a heart | ° pnd of three years or as otr the | Sessment to Reid-Patersan. g handmaidens” of the Commun attack last after addressing niles. — ee eae ia ) . * & . Party. County breakins, Redford Post | sts adie | ied with sal aaruines of Charles Nathan Ake y A Geel vols wee e seg bedere State Police said.—_——~—- “satay P | “What we're aiming for is the fered by the Police Department. | Service for Charles Nathan Ake 4 i nightfall, : 3 All three are in custedy of Ollerman of | this week when Sheridan, who 2. A compromise sponsored by | { tert First Baptist Kirk in the St. Timothy Episcopal Church of-| pas been employed at the bank | Sen. pene to deplore but not cen- \$ J Christ Church | ficiating. for seven years, went on Vaca- sure intemperate language by Mc- rR: . Hillis, St. James, eee first out his Carthy and any other senator was 5 e Full Pound Cranbrook and Holy Name then witheut firet checking defeated 74 to 15. i? : Churches in competition | $7 Hole Costs Toronto cash with the beak. he | pag’, Substitute offered by Sen. F 3-Pc. Range Set 8 EPSOM ee . According to Detroit office of the | Bridges (R-NH) asserting that Mc- | ° Reese reminded residents today | TORONTO (UP)—A motorist, J.!/ing a 15-day jail sentence in| the conduct for which the censure | Actual ¢c Regular /9¢ 2 ¢ that the national] muscular @y> | R. Scott, hit a hole in a road on | Ingham County where he wag con- | committee asked that he be con. | $2.49— 2 RUBBER $ _—s drive will continue through | mong — and his car careened pie of drunk driving on 2 emeet was defeated 68 to 20. r vates Soseccccccccoocccccs Coeccccccorcrs week, to a jewelry store window, en shortage was dis- all these ballots, the Demo- | ° 5 The drive is being conducted by | Bgard of control yesterday ap- | covered, bank officials contacted | crats voted unanimously on the |’ Exactly os Pictured GLOVES ° » 15 Ounces firemen and mail carriers but be- | proved out-of-court settlements of | Sheridan's wife, Betty, Who in| anti-McCarthy or anti-compromise |$ 3-piece neha ane ny -_ 24 cause the local Fire Departmen. | $2,084 to Scott and $5,125 to store- turn had her husband get in touch | side. The Republicans, however, |‘ tainer with filter inert c : Petroleum backing the drive here ve | brewers Leon Shane and William | with the bank "= | split almost down the middle on 4 ' : Whit j T] ; : Benson | Yesterday afternoon Sheridan | three of the four votes, although a | Siaitea aa then en of their The hole was fixed for $7. |was brought te dary -aromase: i majority was on the anti-McCarthy | SIMAS.&. : 4% Church W ———_—__—__— and when confronted with t -|or anti-compromi each pepae Used Women | . “elt dence by bank ond FBI officials, jinstance. os 98 N. Saginew —Znd Floor — . have invited the public to —— Motorist Is Hospitalized (oor en peels : Cd This Price While Supplies Last! their meeting at the First Baptist Following Auto Crash Sheridan admitted, the FBI said, | . Pepsodent’ Toothpaste |. The Rev. Emil Konts, pastor Framk Hooper, 48, of 4050 Keelson | taking roughly: $7,900 in lots of $50 Regular $6.95 . * o ot the church, «ill show ‘pictures Rd, was admitted to St. Joseph | and $100 over the last two years. M ey Reguler 2 Tubes , fhe Second As- Mercy Hospital yesterday with He said that he used the money ELEC. STEA ile Hi lh 47Te Tubes = = Counclt of | Tight side and arm injuries |for such things as Hqwor, horses, IZER ak * Limit 4 Tubes Customer sembly pare Pepin this He told-attendants that he was 4 vacation in 1952 and also to fi- : VAPOR per commer to Eveanee, EA orien Bes. ibe a et ee sean ‘ $495 For Pain Relief 3 Full Pound ey ae two mies noth of er Carlier agg Mecrciny mee et te — A P Cc. : i HOSPITAL yesterday is condition today is re, an was Seated a Meco Serine monk i) Ses ee ee ie SPECIAL PURCHASE! , PG || picts ing. = « ——— will be turned over to federal oe . 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The Ls mee nnd Preas ts led emclusively to the b 3 for of all news printed in this ne@s- paper. as well as all AP news dixpatches. roo "Far Pernice Pass t delivered by carric® tor @ ceots fy "Sakina Benesee service is not avellable by mat! comb, Lapeer and. | Michiess © eoce te the Guited States 430 60 _ year, are vavable tp advance Prone tuum maf —————————— MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCILATIONS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 —=——___=— Dulles-Bans Blockade Promptly, properly and with the sanction of President Eisennower, Secretary Duties has ruled out a pro- posed blockade of Red China's coagt. The proposal came from Senate Majority Leader Know anv. His . idea is that an air and naval blockade would hasten release of the 13 Americans imprisoned by Red Chima after their conviction on false spy charges. * * * Mr. Dutygs put the whole matter in sensible perspective in his speech before the 4-H Club congress in Chicago. In the course of his extensive foreign policy review he pointed out that the United States is committed by U. N. charter to settle international disputes by peace- ful means. ‘ ; “Therefore,” he continued, “our: first duty is to exhaust peaceful means of sustaining our inter- national rights and those of our citizens, rather than now resort- ing to war action such as a naval and air blockade of Red China.” *+* * * . Immediate reaction to the speech in- cluded. a statement by the President agreeing that a blockade would be an act of war. It also presented the dis- turbing spectacle of the Administra- tion's Senate floor leader opposing its policy while such Democrats as Sena- tors Lyxpow Jounson and WALTER Gronaz endorse it. * x The sad truth is that Sen. Knowland’s demands are a -dis- service to the Republican party, the Administration and to its efforts to strengthen the free world against Communiem. In our view the President and Mr. Duties are right and we believe have the support of an overwhelming major- ity of the pasty and the Nation. An Overdue Modification Rumors of early White House action to modify the Buy American Act is good news for those who concur with the tar- iff recommendations of the Randal! Commission. This act forces Federal agencies to give domestic suppliers a price advan- tage over foreign suppliers. In practice the differential has come to be 25 per cent. That means that foreign bids must be 25 per cent belaw those sub- mitted by American firms before they are even considered. a ee Current reports are that Presi- dent Eisennower is planning a _Fequest for legislation to cut the differential to 12 or 15 per cent. Such change was discussed last Spring but the idea was aban- doned after Congress indicated so much hostility to the trade- not-aid policy. a oe In the interests of better trade rela- tions with our Allies, it is to be hoped that this overdue modification will get a better reception in the next session. Actually, with the United States the world’s greatest creditor Nation, strong arguments can be made for repeal of this discriminatory act. Reds Lose in Austria To Austrian voters belongs credit for the wisdom to look beneath Russian po- litical propaganda and scorn it at the This was demonstrated again in the recent voting in .lower Austria and Vienna. The Russians went all out to help their stooges win in these two occupied zones. Money was spent freely for propaganda in the Russian con- trolled press and on eight Red fadio stations. _ » Im addition great care was exerted to -keep public relations amicable. Russian troops were Zs wT ly keep out of sight and the tertain. ac eR. Wows <. When the results were in, how- “éver, it was clear..that all this effort had been futile. The Com- munist party vote in both prov- inces remained at aboyt the five per cent it has been since 1949. . * * * Thus the Austrians have shown once mere that if given a chance in a free election they’ll turn thumbs down on Communism. Father of the Atomic Era The untimely death of Enrico Fermi at 53 is a reminder that this Italian scientist’s name will live in history as the father of the atomie era. . It - was his work in his native City of Rome which started ‘Fermi toward his epoch making " distoveries. There -he found how to split the uranium atom.and _ that- by slowing the speed of neutrons, the amount of radio- activity could be increased. * * * For these discoveries he was awardéd a Nobel Prize in 1939. Shortly after receiving the award at Stockholm he fled to the United States with his wife and two children. It was in that year also that he suggested to the U. S. Gov- ernment that an atomic bomb could be produced. - Three years later under the University of Chicago's Stagg Field stands he directed the acti- -yation of the world’s first atomic pile. The result was the first con- trolled atomic reaction which opened the door to A-bomb pro- duction. 7 * * * Until all the possibilities of atomic reaction are known, the magnitude of our debt to this refugee from Italian Fascism can only be imagined. That it will be enormous, no one can doubt. The Man About Town Made in Pontiac Street Decorations for Christmas Local Product Control: What you can lese of your car by reckless driving—also by not meeting the payments. The Christmas street decorations-in Pon- tiac’s downtown section now are going up. Carrying out the proven theory that our city ean furnish the know-how for most anything that it tackles, they largely come from our own “House of Evergreens,” that being the title given to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hughes at 444 Marian Ave. It ts strictly a family ' affair, and this time they furnish 46 ever- green festoons, each 50 feet long, 19 that are 12 feet in length and four that are 100 feet long, or over a half-mile of festoonihg. They also do similar work for several surrounding cities and villages and for many business places and private homes. And most of the material used is grown right here im Oakland County. A lone Mallard duck, surely a rugged indl- vidualist, who for several weeks has been hanging around a cove near the home of Orville Browning at Williams Lake, took off for the south when he woke up to Wednesday morning's snow. Walled Lake votes in favor of an- other big school bond issue. Those are the same folks whe were building schools during the war years when most every other area was at a standstill in that line of work. Walled Lake really has a system for getting things. He's getting some bumps for premoting this “Junk mail,” tn order to help lift his department out of the red, but Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield is issuing the first down to earth postal guide in U 8 history. It reduces 4,000 pages of dense and technical print to 300 pages of readable and understandable regulations that cover more than the other volume did. First report of the season on Florida's weather comes from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krommer who write that the mercury stood at 72 when they left Pontiac and at 58 when they reached St. Petersburg. My farmer friends tell me that this snow is good fer next year's crops. It melts inte the ground for moisture reserve and _ furnishes needed coverage for winter wheat. Somewhat connected with the business, George Scott tells me that every finance company wishes every man would drive his car as if he owned it Verbal Orchids to— . . John Sutter of 42 South Anderson Ave.; Gay. eightieth birth- Fe Nani St Sed YeSorny. Rar ait as wera 4 ——— Voice of the People —r Reader Commends Howard R. Estes for improving ‘The Home for the Aged’ (Lettera will be sary because ress and telephone number of writer must accom: letters but these will sot be publ if the writer so requests uniess the letter is critical te ite nature.) This being the holiday season T would like to send a special greet- ing to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Estes, manager of ‘““The Home for the Aged,’ who is known to most of us at the Infirmary Since Mr. Estes has taken charge, one cannot imagine the change unless he chances to visit there. Everyone seems to be so happy and the place is so clean and nice. He has encouraged occupation. al therapy work and the patients are making doifies, holders and _ many ether nice things to sell. When you are thinking of some. gifts for friends, why not go out there and buy something from someone whe does not have a store in which to display the articles. It builds morale to help those who are trying hard to help themselves. Mr. Estes encourages visits and will always take time out to chat awhile with you. If we expect better government, we all should try to help if only in a small way. ° This Christmas let's all think of the shut-ins at the TB San, the valescent . homes everywhere. I am sure the day will be brighter for all of us if we do. Vernice A. McVean State Hospital Grounds Says U.S. Must Keep Prestige in World There was a short article buried in the back section of this paper a couple of weeks ago which ap- parently went unnoticed. It concerned a talk given by Dr.- Maolin Han of Auburn Heights to the Oakland County Torch Club. In this talk he recommended: We revognize Red China; we admit Red China into the UN: we re- nounce Chiang Kai-shek; we turn over Formosa to the Reds. He declared that “if we wogid de. this, all our troubles in the Ortent would be over.” Now I have heard very good reports on He should be familiar enough with the Oriental mind to~khow that should we follow his recom- mendations we would suffer an irreparable loss of face throughout the whole East. The Russian Communists through Red China want to take over Formosa, Korea, catastrophic. I Suggest that in the fu- ture the good doctor stick to his medicine and surgical tools and forget politigal diagnosis and prog- nostication. . 342 W. Brooklyn R. C. Nelsen * Case Records of a Psychologist Song Can Make Person Sad or Happy Depending on Events at First Hearing Does music .make a lump come into your throat? Or do you feel like crying when you hear certain pieces played? Then you can sympathize with Kristina. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case M-382: Kristina D., aged 24 fs @ sensitive young woman who does commercial art work for an advertising agency. “As far back as IT can remem- ber,’ she stated during a meeting of my social psychology class.” I have always been strangely in- fuenced by music, especially vio- lin music. “A lump comes In my throat and tears may come into my eyes within a few seconds after I hear certain pieces being played. Some- times, I have been embarrassed by my inability to keep from crying at a concert “Once when I was dancing with a fellow, I felt the tears come inte my eyes during a waltz. He was very sympathetic and thought that I had had some- thing unhappy occur to me re- cently, but it wasn't anything of the sort. I just felt like cry- Ing, but I couldn't explain why. He must think [I am _srather queer. “This failing of mine has been with me ever since | entered high school and Tt Can't explain it Dr Crane, what's your diag- nosis? ' There are many people who feel much like Krstina. Music can ex- ert a pewerful influence over us But the emotions which arise AM) Ze 1 don’t blame ur ‘ preacher. Wives and little youngun, geét spoiled the sameway lf they are treated like little tin gods, . fe with reference to music are res- urrected habits. And they are de rived from the various events or moods which originally occurred during the time when we first met that specific melody. Some music makes us feel ener- getic because of its faster tempo, but apart from tempo we have learned by habit to feel sad when certain funera] hymns are played. We feel altruistic and reverent when other hymns are played. Likewise, we are thritied with patriotism at the strains of the *Carry Me Back to Old Vir- ginia,”” is a melody which makes us moody and homesick for the past, including our youth. These trigger stimuli will set off an emo- tional discharge typical of the mood habituated to the particylar mel- ody. Tne same song could make us fee] sad, or moody or hilarious or patnotic depending on how we felt when we first encountered it. If we are at a party and having a good time when we hear the new tune. then we tend to feel the same emotional gaiety throughout the years whenever that song is heard If ‘tact, during the Middle Ages a writer of a mass would simply pick out a popular mel- edy, and then fit the stanzas of his hymn te the rhythm of. the song. “The Red Noses" and “Fare- well, My Lover” are two such popular melodies that were con- verted into sacred hymns simply because they were in church services and thereby ined a sa- cred meaning. In short, the music and tempo- are only secondd@y in importance. What counts more is our mood when we first encounter the melody, Kristina broke into tears at vio- lin music because her dead father, to whom she had been unusually devoted had aiso played the vio- lin during her childhood. She not only was conditioned to the violin but to definite pieces which he had played. — So-xit is with all of us. If we carefully analyze ourselves we can find why certain music makes us happy and other music makes us cry. It is even possible to break up a mob or angry group by playing music to which opposing emotions have become conditigned. Try the Christmas carols, for instance. and notice how your ire will melt away. Music is thus a powerful psy- chological instrument for social control. ; (Copyright. Hopkine Syndicate Inc.) history. For this week sees the be- ginning of the end of effective in- vestigation by committees of Con- gress into communistic activities aseiiee peanill It is ironical that a crusade which began on the theory that Senator McCarthy was stifling free speech and insisting on conformity committees investigating commu- es Already proposals are being made that a joint committee be sponsibility, and it is difficult for a staff to be assembled which can - do an efficient job under such joint control. Se, fer all practical purposes, the fight that has been made by’ a-valiant group of Ameri- cans other than Senator McCar- thy to expose conwnunism inside America has been lost. Much of the responsibility for what has happened, curiously enough, must be borne by Senator McCarthy himself. As a tactician in the fight against him personally, he has made blunder after blunder. He had a good case on legal and constitutional grounds but he muffed it—indeed, he forfeited it —by insisting on constant attacks on his fellow senators at the spe- cial session that began Nov. 8.° “I realize.” a senator who voted against McCarthy said to this cor- respondent privately, “that there are many good arguments against censure. but Joe simply showed his contempt for his fellow senators and they are all buman after all.” Abuse of Senator McCarthy dur- ing the debate and the use of intemperate language about him rendered absurd the pious state- _ment that the Senate was trying to uphold its own dignity. As for ‘traditional conduct,” the Senate ee As j ni were te a . ee ee + * ‘< 4 pO ES % Ss Ye ‘ | $ . | : a a - SH f : tod 5 en A pach \ ( Fe oe ¥- , i ses : ei He t . ‘ . ad ; dr ues ere. ty eae, Wa, ~~ : oe Ne . We i tH : 4 ' : BM sae : ; h ye os . , re | “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1956 Cio 0, Ee ee ent t shi? . x . 2 ° : § ; $342 i % . " } Moscow ballet was brought in to en- — PE ns ioe Ee pa ee ee me, -Censure Means the End _ (Copyright 1954) Baering Down — By ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER (international News Service) How’s chances of Premier Men- on drinking on- the boozevards Paree? About as good as you have of doing the mambo in a broom closet. . First from all French are not Your dead-in-the-wool boule- vardier likes his cognac. That's too strong for American tourists, The last time I saw Paris there _ were two of everything. An American orders a drink in the manner prescribed by Li Hung Chang, the suave Manchurian afn- bassador to 1890 Washington. - He puts in whisky to make it strong, water to make it weak, lemon to make it sour, sugar to make it sweet, bitters to make it hot and ice to make it cold. Then he says “Here's to your health’ and drinks it himself. The manner of drinking aston- ishes the Frenchman. An Ameéri- can tourist holds his drink at arm's length and throws it at himself. He never misses the target. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE You may be fortunate enough . .. To never have TB... Or have it touch the members of. . . Your loving family .. . upon the sea .. . Will be returned to you. . . Buy all the Christmas Seals you can... And usé them on your mail. , . To fight tubercu- losis now... The fight that must not fail. (Copyright 1954) Looking Back 15 Years Age MRS. FDR VISITS Dies com- mittee to hear testimony of youth group leaders. FINNS CLAIM successes against Red forces. . 20 Years Ago U.S. SEEKS LOAN of $990 mil- lion during month. INDUSTRIALISTS MEET to draft recovery plan. — THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Is it any to the Al- mighty, that thou art righteous? or is it gain to him, that thou makest thy ways perfect?—Job 22:3, ° s * God never made His work for man to mend.—Dryden. Dr. Brady Never Answers Letters Pertaining to Disease: or Diagnosis By WILLIAM BRADY, %.D. Harping, they call it when it doesn't suit their taste or confirm their notion or belief. I harp inces- santly on nutritional deficiency dentistry. the abuse of ‘‘sedatives”’ and the like. subjects about which every one knows as much or more than I do Why don't I tell peaple more about common diseases and Well, I don’t tell people about common diseases because this is a health service. not a medical service, Td like to-trade in my degpee on a new one, namely, P.H.D.. (not Ph, D.) if such a degree were A available. P. H. D. stands for Doc- tor (teacher) of Personal Health. Some day in Utopia there may be a department and a professor of personal health in some school which will be authorized by the state to grant this degree Notwithstanding the notice which is or should be printed at the. head or foot of this column, specifying that letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease, diagnosis or treatment, will be an- swered, a good many readers sub- mit questions about disease, diag- nosis or treatment and then plain that I do I can understand why she am apologetic that it has taken constant repetition by you to get me on Ca and D and lodin. ..” Well, here we go again, folks. Just a couple of you mind? If you have joint disability of gradual development and long (more than a year) duration—the trouble I call tiz (you may use any high-pi term you think your rheumatiz rates)—I beg you ‘ \ 1 te WADING AT THE CHURCH—Rain and a lot of mud couldn't stop | - this wedding in London, England. Radio comedienne Audrey Jeans shuffled up- the aisie ‘at St. Mary's Church wearing rubber boots beneath her gown to become the wife of- Harold Frank. U.S. Party Leaves. on South Pole Trip BOSTON &®—The 6,500-ton Navy icebreaker Atka headed southward today carrying civilian and gov- ernment specialists towards the Antarctic. The 269-foot vesse! commanded | by Cmdr. Glen Jacobsen, of Seat- | tle, Wash., left. Boston yesterday on a five-month expedition Chief purpose of the voyage first U.S. expedition toward : Little America in seven years, is to make preliminary scientific surveys in preparation for a larger expedi- | ——<$$— tion planned for the International! DON’T WAIT — get it through | Geophysical Year in 1957-58. in. Want Ads in The Pontiac Press! | which 38 nations will participate. For an ad-writer dial FE 2-181. Fred Warings Divorced | ‘After Long Separafion LAS VEGAS, Nev. & — Es. tranged for six years bandleader | Fred Waring and Mrs. Evalyn Nair- Waring were divorced yester- ; day A financial settlement and other terms of the divorce were sealed No grounds for the divorce other | than the long separation was cCon- | tained in the complaint She was awarded custody of their three children, Dixie Lyn. 20; | Frederick Monroe, 18; and Wil- liam Griffith, 16. i “GIFTS FOR HIM SALE | SUITS - TOPCOATS sais, $97 SHARKSKINS, Men’s Jackets GABARDINES $10.00 Men's Fine Dress Pants *.” Worm Quilt 5 | See our | . Lined lection of se ond $895 All Styles dress pants : Reg. $11.95 Pertect for year ‘round wear Famous 100% Orion Men’s Sweaters Reg. $10.95 $695 AID Men’s Perfect Quelity Corduroy Shirts $388 —Pinwale cot- Allorlon zephyr knit sWeaters in over Pale blue. light green, white, pink, skipper dubonnet and others. 8-M-L. Sele! Men's Flannel and Gebardine SHIRTS For Dress! Men's $4 White Shirts —Handsome white dress shirts, tailored y —Sanforized yj *-% cotton flannel ‘ _j* Pe ee toro WE sport shirts, & Maven and i cmvortinis = : button cuffs! ff! 8, a a ; Pink, Black, medium and Pag May oy | dry in a jiffy! Yeliow, Red. Sizes 14.to 17 large sizes Men's Dress and Work SHOES $7 to $9 Value Reduced to ; $499 and ‘ $ 5 95 Sale $5 Fur Sele Boys’ Jeckets Lined : DRESS Quilt Lined Coat GLOVES Reg. $10 Reduced te $798 $529 NEXT TO WALGREEN’S ONN’S CLOTHES 71 :N. Saginaw 71 North Saginaw Street - * Next te Walgreen's ) % THE PONTIAC: PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER % 1954 & .% 4 | SIE LULLIGS ™ SALEofDESKS © _—— ie amesd ee CE Ree ay GE Ties all amr 2 = ra 1) Q. ~~. ° ™= , pe = =. | OA Q. @ ie) > i te : rin t | | , f Eb tee < = a e > ire T > _ ' : -, Sensational savings! Green damask-covered he re) ‘f TDA \ * PLATFORM ROCKER OCCASIONAL CHAIR Hy ~~, ne : sae *59 sae 30 ‘es lie ls 7 . Ek, enone ee 2 ter $57 — = 5 : : i» Mahogany or limed oak fin- Smart channel back chair cov- i, Regs eas ’ tl a be ished rocker with ottoman locks .~- ered in damask with wood — & . : in 2 positions, Frieze cover. trimmed frame, nail head trim. ba seal! AS ‘ While they last! Al ° - eh : ie . 3a a» Tt for Wonderful Dollar Days savings on pretty and practical ‘at-home’ cottons! Gay prints im wrap- around, zip and button front. 12-20; 38-44; 1614-2414; 46- 52. Shop early for these tub-lov- ing dresses at value prices! Dollar Days special! Chenille robes and Dusters 500 Fluffy chenille robes and warm cotton flannel dusters in colorful plaids, cotton quilts, Kriskays and vivid solid hues. The ladies Paes\ on your list will love these com- owe @eng. © ome s* SAGINAW AT WARREN PONTIAC Nt. SLOFES OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO CHRISTMAS o —_ a at ' . os + AD ie 4 ne oe . i a + | a { Ay : So THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1956 + “res ' bd me oi net * a paid = re iis : : ‘s chief East base Pty ‘ a Idaho Extension Service, to whom ss . ; | Britain Middle JUS. Suggests | iee'iser war panos ssid seater |DFH4ISA Shift Brass «|i sm eves ot war. Under eens ot Grasshoppers, |e esa: nam Island of Cyprus _| ai =m me BOISE, Idaho Idaho's Agri: | ment of Agriculture bulletin which CAIRO, Egypt, @®—Egypt ceased | prus will be only for the 4 oe Rev, Braxton B. Sawyer's battle| Sawyer said in promising a ne Department hese } | says in part: oe ee , with nadists is going to be carried | tionwide campaign next year culture Td ord “Kriéd or roasted in nothing but headquarters today. com- a . inte, the next session of the Ark- against colonies of nudism. from a California man who wants) _ mand has been transferred to the|, First celebra’ f ansas Legislature. ——— to know if it's true that Idaho's | their own oil, with the —* Moditqnenean Sind 6 Crores pe ely deem gy emgy was ; radio evangelist. 80 QUICK, SO EASY—placing | Indians used to eat grasshoppers, | a little salt, grasshoppers are by| British officials emphasized & 1776, four. days ca wae eavan on ee aati Canto’ Ads in The Pontiac and if 0, how thay coated them, / no means unpleasant eating and) the’ shift does not mean Cyprus | Congress officially adopted i convention last summer because Press! 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P : : cad 4 “o i . , i ba ¢\ ‘Me, ie - a $i \ aie a % Ps : 4 . “5 . \ . ae Meret se eee ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS,’ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2.1956 ghee S52 ELEVEN CHRISTMAS PURCHATER Cx A CHRISTMAS : Ear Pe PURCHASE CO ee famous proportioned -fit r Royal purple gitt sweaters | imported from England! 100% ultra sheers Australian zephyr wool : | ° ; | . _ a, . 3 Just 1.35 Pairs 75 Cicdleoe a 9 Jd Per Pair for These Kerrybrookes are 100% virgin wool soo ie Thse nylons are proportioned in 18 different sizes ond * ported from England—perfectly styled for Christmas : 4 distinct leg types . . . to fit you persénally. Shope is giving! Fashioned armholes; shrink resistant! Save! \ : actually knit-in at knee, top, calf, ankle and foot! In . | . 60-gouge, |5 denier . . , all new shades—ot Sears! _A. Fitted Pullover 8B. Coat Sweater . Me. : or ecto Ses Orion* in § col- c 51-Geuge, 30-Denier Brett erie OOO Sk arte 4,98 y diab ppt done yn C. Orlon® Pullover D. Peter Pan Style > SS i Choice of 7 colors Shortigans in § in sizes M4 to 40 colors in sizes 4 x § 49 — 8 acrylic to 40. Pitted aye. save! E. Avent. Sweeter F. Chic Cardigan All wool . Fashioned arm- lored for pater holes. Six colors. — | 6 col- in sizes 4 to 40 on all purchases totaling ¢ $20 or more. It's fast, easy .. and convenient. Ask any salesman! ; Use Sears Easy Payment Plan | * — she deserves one of there Kerrybrooke classic handbags Bring more joy to those happy hours of family leisure . . . give a gift of easy-fitting slippers from Sears. You'll find dainty fashionable styles for Mom . . . smooth fitting good looks for Dad ond the Boys .. . blissful comfort for Gronddod .. . and oft, cuddly favorites that children love. Choose yours ida from Sears large selection. ! ladies’ foot pampering leather wodgies — like shee with full length for supreme relaxation. 379 supple agorens —s blue or rich wine. also styles for men and boys in gift slippers at Sears! Biltwell gift slippers ies for children! Binrwet Est 1.89 | eos Pink. kitty cays “squeak” te little sleepy heads. Soft rayon piush. padded padcea | .89 sole. Pe aaa irre a” eee a ae ee y ae + Ht E i ge EE E : ze t : } i 1 in | was a vacuum cleaner sales- pressure salesmen who move from town to town are frowned upon. community,” Graves said. This kind of agent felies less and | tess om pushing a cold doorbell. He likes to arrange house parties at iwhich he can demonstrate his wears to groups of clubwomen and neighboring housewives The field is divided equally be- tween men and women. While it still draws college boys, it also at- tracts many retired. business men. Graves, who heads one of the woman who, now 85, is still a top seller. iife,” be sald. “Many are former or widows. Many, this work—but three of our rep- small tewn bankers.” The great problem in the indus- try is the turnover in sales agents, which averages more than 30 per cent a year. “Many people take up direct drop out.” s Pencil Stubs Donated RICHMOND, Va, — The Rich. many minister's wives take up | Boots... For the Entire Family —Save on Rubber Footwear . Ladies’ Rubber Stadium Boots Children’s Rubber Zip-On Boots 44s Te 49s Brown and red Small five to large three All first grade boots Men’s ; . . Boys’ 4-Buckle Boots 49s Te R99 Lined boots. Sizes smoll 11 to large 12. All first grade ‘world's largest cosmetics firms, | has 60,000 sales agents, mostly | women, from girls of 18 to one | “They come from all walks of i resentatives are the wives of | | | . oS ah! ; ae. eae ry ° = ‘ lag Eds i ui ri : ‘, A a) » } ‘ * ‘ . | . *. 13 t | _-“'HE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954>y. ™ . , 7 , 7 ROEBUCK AND CO TILL MALS Ee Formerl; 95 WENMORE s7.95t a $3 Down xD Oray py cm, somue! we cn. od Kenmore Gift Roaster Cooks Faster Than Other Brands! Cooks complete meals — including meot, vegetables ond desserts for sight. Heats from “simmer” to f 500° F; automatic heat control. Makes a wonderful Christmas gift! Save! > 5 os : Blades aja _ Purcheses Toteling $20 or More May Be Made On MEM : Pose | SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN! Save Over $13! “Fry Queen” Get two Christmas gifts for DEEP FRYER SET less than the price of the sew- ing machine alone! 4-pair of scissors, 14.95 value in simu- ; lated alligator case! Kenmore Regularly 88 hardwood walnut finish con- 290.95! sole... with 20-year guoran- : ' tee: This special would cost 29.95 if bought separately! You get faster, easier cooking with “Fry Queen.” 4) You'll use the some yet oils F55 : repeatedly — with no f lavor # Round Bobbin transfer and no pots to wash! 4-Ib. 4 E At Te R E oil capacity; extra safety thermo- stot, Fry-guide on lid. : oS Automatic Electric Model ~ Reg. 88 28.95! for FREE Specially priced at Sears! i Si ee With exclusive flavor oe, guord that mokes it fully Automatic Irons automatic, keeps coffee at Listed to Sell for 8.75 correct serving tempera- ture for many hours with- Seve 4.76 4.99 out loss of flavor as ‘long Amazing él f bae ffl or as it’s plugged in! UL mous iron has inger-tip control, listed. Similor to picture. ORY ‘Sit ee ee Now » Only eoch $4 Down INCLUDES 4 PAIRS OF SCISSORS VALUED AT 14.95! IN Ss ws Od, Choose the fine Kenmore a &: = m ‘ s Pa. oa : oS =) tank-type cleaner or the 5-Pe. 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Stannless steel copper Cook the vitamin-saving wa Three piece grease )ar sets in Red or yellow plastic handled ‘ Plasti leans with sparkling sequins, glitter and bottom heats evenly no terless method with copper lude salt and pepper shakers offeemakers with matthing Im] th Colors spangles. Assorted colors scorching hot spots. Ceol- side bottemed stainless steel grease jar. Service weight spun bowl! covers « Stretcher 1.39 handles. Flavor-sealing lid 9-Inch Skillet ........-.4.35 cluminum finishes 3.49 Aluminum 8- Adjust. Sweater Stret 3 8 ; 8-Cup Size. 2.99 _ 7 New Hangers Shiny Cake 9 occ? Nutcracker | lla gy Pille-Dolls $] Breakers Gift Sets Set , $] 119 59 Tied with pret- Cuts cake ev- Two spring — Stuffed with ty red ribbon enly, no crum- joint nutcrack Lined boots. Sizes 3 to 6, yenuine shred- Plastic in as bling. Red or ers ana Pf x 6 to 12. All first grade ied foam rub sorted colors » yellow pigstic picks ickel . g ber. Non-toxic crystal. Notch- »handlés. lated stee! for boots. vat dyed col- ed for slips * Chrome piat- § long wear, ors. For tots ed. Non-rust. “ beauty. . ‘ Save on Your Boots Folding , & ‘ Many Styles to Choose From Silent Tie Racks Aluminum Bun z F —_ 0 his a Butler Percolater ° $] $] 27 1.99 Warmers Plastic Pantry Ware 9° Holds 20 ties. “Te iece plete ; Mag gos Swing - ya Extra large 16 2.50 5 &-P Set Com . Only * for purse prongs for cup with a mooth ond stron ~ P color with : = easy selection ; heat resistant Imported wick- crumbs Airtight Does P = 7 prorrbht to collect pearl gray de : & Light wood @ handle Deep of er with sdlid ~— 9 - Fermanent colors in red or sign. Cigarette, >» “ = Screws s fitting cover— ' brass’ handle. . yellow with white trim. ' a rest on one ent included ~*~ ee Eqsy - : i k 12 buns ie ; * Des ¢ Os 3 Pi side. i Ort -. 150 i BLE at od pounng sta ood hot uns 4-Pe. Cannister Set........ 3.49 Other Pieces’ Priced Seperately - | : Pa Housewares Dept.—Sears Basement | puihiadted ov your monty back » en | MAIN FLOOR sHoE pePT. J] "7 asennad’ lta 154 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE.5-4171 » «* ; f : |e : , 4 mi + ‘ » { A {) ‘ : : a : i ye ; ct: @ os D b . ‘) : : 5 as . : 7 ( ’ . 9 ald ' —. * F ¥ a Se 5 * ; # \ * 4 pe “al Gia ia cial se : nga Ys nee i ae igs vis a hlyh, é. ney ve ‘ ‘he ie . = | : ; " i : ¢ ‘ , = , * 4 , \. 4° , oy 3 Va THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 ) a "| THIRTERE. © : 1 | Tae The ‘Motorama features expert-| Utility Pole Lumberjack. |R0!e on the city’s man street. | Collectors Show 30,000 | ends were shown from golectogs menial “dream cars.” engieering | UNIY Hoke Lumber " Baward E, Weeks Jr, %,/ a. 30,000 |r Cuba, Spain, the United Ratan and research exhibits, and Frigid- |Gets 30 Days in Prison | 1.404 guilty toa charge of ma.|'gar Bands at Exhibit ater run at aire’s “Kitchen of Tomorrow.” . ©. NH® - ? : ‘ France, Germany and Belgium. . 2 ‘of the KEENE, ‘N. H. @ — Responding licious destruction of property in| SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain @ —/ Collectors say history, arts, sch ‘t| TODAY, TOMORROW, aLways | ® ‘ouble call early one morn-} municipal court and was sentenced inds- of dollars worth of pe Classified ads solve ever ing, @ power company repairman to 30 days in ‘jail. Police said | bands displayed in the first Curtice, | problems quick and easy! Call | and a polite officer discovered a| Weeks could give no reason for his | international cigar band exhibition tiushow. | FE 28181. ’ man trying to chop down a utility | action. just opened here. Mere than 30,000 | y af ; NIG : ic 7 MEL | 9 ” = Cheer Nae Like More Expensive Carpet ! Harmony House] =e of frieze textured tufted broadloom carpeting: | CHECK THE SAVINGS! | comm i at eee eee We =~ regularly 5.50 sq. yd, 4 equere. 4 : yard 9, 12 and 15 ft. widths . Enjoy the luxury of wall-to-wall carpeting at. these low sale prices! Hard twisted co save 12.40 on a 12x15-foot room size ¥) our Prime : yarns stay resilient, springy and * ne Jet one of the questions to walk on. Can be vacuumed, washed or pro- - = fessionally dry cleaned. Unusually bright pertralt at Sir Winston Churchill these are just a few of the sizes: ove — ong Ye other bees os wie =ecay, eee e MuI2-ft. o. 0... seevseees 62.00 Mint Green, Valley Rose or Dawn Gray. Come} Opinions are violent in the fight —e shies tos BER TOONS aren in now... see it at Sears! s. 3 in which there be Ms ips ence sqewwss sas , a, 3 neutrals. Sutherland, a top-ranking 12x10%-ft. ......-. eucatus 72.00 | Pent Ce oe British artist, painted a picture of WEA areronraiitaseavs 81.75 , te tinng oot an a RENE dag saventean exes 101.00 to spring ; — eee nubby textured cotton But go feet. Sutherland, who won scapes has ce ieee oop pile rugs men leet once were 4 But he thought they destroyed the | balance of bead "and. bande 0 | Make rooms more livable, colorful with 9x12-ft en eaoely re ee oan haridsome rugs like these. Closely tufted . size ‘It’s disgusting — it's ii-men- pile is firmly locked in. Heavy cing 8 8 a, nered — it's hig aS | made skid resistant with latex. Thick : aceon House of Commons.|| Double Bed Size 95 esi akin fringed ends are an. unusual, smart touch. wnt vanes Sosueee -. - a poo || With Dba! Contes | Buy in Anaidlar House Deck it conn, $4 Down ah 498 we legacy : Dawn Gray, Spice Beige, Tuscan Rose: noe aie ey terity, rad Geos Rogers, a ae pe ap re 9725 Racy Terme Practical in most every At Seana! R Gu GO 0000csc.. BB and himself an artist. —— ; oogpeol ager rors lgg Se - % great example modern * 5-YR. ELECTRIC BLANKET GUARANTEE Guoronteed for five years against defects in material and workmanship, and also moth dam- age. Written guorantee with each blanket! 4-Star Feature .. . exquisite Harmony House nylon padded chromspun spreads Lovely 98 Gift twin.or full It’s Gift Boxed... Towel Sets Delicate Pastel or White a cea a pe Gn Boned 2.49 Unusually beautiful . . . unusually low erry towels. In- © An ideal gift for the home... priced! In Harmony House Tuscan Rose, embroidered 1 B cludes 2 bath towels and beautiful pillowcases embroid Pacific Blue, Federal Gold—also dork lovely colors. ered with fercl, His end Here Semebedy had tried te make moved the bedy to make i ———, owe SAN theweht they cosld get sway ; baby chenille spreads with anything, even ‘murder, te peeav is 8 Shan hee ee UTE, WS ” priced low at only bovengane. By Ger mystery a Sets own Comforte ; ; 7 —s Contrasting Deep Tone Hems «907, Rayon and 10%, Wool Rich Solid Color Tafiete ra vied Ee oe ee SUSPECT ne baby ’ © iron, of course! 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Gitt Boxed Delightful pastels — lilac, wysually 698° |° Beautiful cases 2.19 or includes one 8 frosty pink, ozure blue, white ‘4 * 4 hand loom embroidered and two pillew cases. Choice oi . . . Harmony House Sunshine hemstitched, scalloped or col- Yellow, Aquomarine, Sage ored borders. Washiast! Green. Graceful rounded cor- ners—luscious a trim. ee Check the Features—Compare the Price! Ae st ao J i ~~ | ys SS ae WE, <. “he peti = eee gis : 4 . | | Ny + THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER /2, 1954 f oF th teed Govereenent Sees Se! Manual | ‘the most complete revision and Soviet Youths Scouring suggested as good times to | Air Raid Warden Goofs’ | au- simplification of postal regulations ‘socialist competition” government have done nothing to Due for Issue Toda |in history, that the re- Country for Scrap Iron | see which Young Communist pa WINSTED,.Conn. (UP) — An , rea : the cost of primary needs w mh new writen mania aes “booby | MOSCOW “#—The Soviet U: ganization can bring in the most. air raid warden. under orders. tO) gy, A Terr new®\ot the people, such as vegetable) WASHINGTON regulations and reduces the nion stop all tratfic during a Civil De- err : quoted Shah Mo | oils. meat ‘and charcoal.” ‘streamlined postal manual .will. be | |puies to cimngle English. | has ‘ordered Young Commusiists to | DON'T LAMENT: “LOSER! fense test, did just that. The pranae yn CHILE Se iiaee tis sovepreest | issued in final form today. scour the countryside fdr ‘scrap, Place a Lost Ad to recover that warden ordered s fire truck to halt to Rees bo trtlae Iran's “shocking” | RENT-HIRESWAP With Want. Postmaster General Sugmer-| The nautical knot is a mieasu.* iron to feed blast furnaces. ‘loss! ‘Dial FE 28181 for an ad- and prevented it trogn going to the | ‘Wers Laret Sling Agra ur aren roca nag | Ads. nut ticonedee rt ellenornethsbh acaans not of distance. J Sundays and other days off are writer. ‘+ | scene of a test “explosion.” ata pHases pp. Th CHRISTMAS *: 4 mam A TAQ maesSE SEARS EASY ig a2 i ceiial @ © iC ae } you get longer wear, better fit at no price "price increase! ~ less washing, ironing | mar “|Pilgrim | dress shirts with famous Formease collar, |; gee => . 99 and now Proportioned Fit! . /g@i lh", bili gaek nes. 9 8 each ‘do Made with Wrinkle- each Shed* “Kasha” Cloth Fabric , ‘- Thread Count Lustrous | Combed Cotton Broadcloth "; Starting riday Pilgrim “KASHA” sport shirts A double wonder in sport shirt wear' Dirt can’t pene- trate fibers, wrinkles hang right out. Washfast too — less thon 1°. shrinkage. All sizes, 4 colors. *Dan River Mills. Inc. with other leading brands selling for 329 even $5' To our knowledge you'll find No better value for tailored looks, long wear and comfort! Sanforized* of course, and in your choice of three most wanted collar styles single cuffs. All men’s . sizes 14 to 17. Buy them for gifts—at Sears! Don’t Miss These Values! You'll save! *Maximum shrinkage !°,. crevit PURCHASE Men's Furetibiags een Maia Fioos COUPON 8 > Oh RE ees i . , soft and supple Hercules spot-Resistant suede jackets sary 5% @ light to wear—warm protection @handsome suede is water repellent @ easy-zip front—slash pockets @ well made with rayon lining @ all men's sizes S to XL Men's . 4 Sportswear. Wi , ve | bh r mellow tones to contrast with your new dark suits luxurious all wool velour = Sears Main Floor This is it High fashion plus solid comfort. These newest light shades of gray-blue and blue look terrific with charcoal grays, blues and browns And you'll like the new styling with potch flap pockets Brown Hersehide Lined Surcoats only 3298 EASY TERMS Mokes a fine gift—in sizes 34 to 44. color and comfort mena taste Padded shoulders . " ~~ for brisk Fall fon ining. Sine 3646 days... our new SPECIAL charcoal PURCHASE ; Hercules toned zip- Twill Pants 99 topcoats set | Hercules Priced y 5 re Quality! : Low at , * : ure: _[ 14.98 Value! Brown Horsehide Your Choice: All Wool Fancies and Fibrene Decorated Weaves! An outstanding assortment of fresh new deep toned gray-blues and tan-browns. Finely tailored of luxurious all pure wool for lightweight warmth without weight. All aleninsheer | pieck tonite | Zipper Jackets Men’‘s Jackets ki Save! ie Just 32 @ Warm Quilted Lining 9 8 ee a er ae RASY TERMS @ Full Front Zipper © sizes 34 to 44 in regulars, ~ shorts and longs at Sears!’ fer irenelient Diagonal zip-front st yle with @ Knit Wrists, Bottom sheepskin | ned for war mth removable gray fur collar, zp : 1 Knit wristlets iffg . 2 fest aned cuffs and pockets ; @ Two Double PocWets , each kets Sizes 369 46 46 Men's Clothing—Sears Main Floor Stuer Leathe Jackets .,.,.... 27.98 a ae pestered 0 ove monty bak’ CARS ~ 154 North Saginaw St.“ Phone FE §-4171 . ¢ = < me . i . qs ‘ : “ vm. ry ‘ Lar ” . P ° ’ “ : » ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 Fa 4° % CLUTCH PLATE } AND DISC SETS 1949-51 Ferd 6, 8.. 12.45 1938-51 Chevrolet... 12.45 1940-51 Pilymosth .. 11.95 Plus Complete Clutch Ports for All Other Cars. Exchange ALLSTATE GENERATORS hae Ferd, rebut 9.95 1040-49 Chev., eo’ §=9.95 1940-49 Piym., reo’ 10.95 Plus Rebuilt Generctors fer All Other Cars. Exchange -& VOLTAGE ‘£ REGULATORS 1937-52 Ferd .......6 4.95 1940-51 Chevretet ... 4.95 1939-52 Plymeeth ... 4.95 Plus New R for All Other 1949-54 Ford, set..., 6.10 1936-50 Chev. set... 4.65 1946-51 Ptym., ser... 5.60 Bonded Brake Shoes for All Other Makes of Cars. Ma ef Cars wt ALLSTATE ~ ¥ CARBURETORS 1934-48 Ford ereeeee 4.45 1932-48 Chevreter ... 6.65 1933-48 Plymouth ... 6.95 Plus New and Rebuilt Carbe- retors for other cars. Exchange 1942-48 Ford 6.8.... 4.89 1949-52 Chevrolet... 4,29 1942-48 Plymouth... 4.98 - Plas Mufflers end Tail Pipes for All Other Cars. SHOCK ABSORBERS 1947-51 Ferd, new... 4.29 1939-52.Chewelet ... 4.29 1937-52 Plymouth... 4.29 New Suprametic Shocks ’ ) for Most Other Cars. a Completely priced to include motor, pow- er tool bench, table extensions, light, Power-Panel and wheel set. ad : THE FINEST BENCH SAW WE'VE OF YOU SAVE AT SEARS! EVER SOLD AT THIS PRICE! @ Single lever locks fence at ends @ “Floating Drive’ motor ~ $0x60-in. Colorful Harmony House bian- kets in blue or red plaid, 3-in. fringed ‘ends picnics, football games. W ss Vee we Wool Auto Priced Lower at Sears nw guarandeed ~ -IN ALLSTATE | BATTERIES | Extre Allowances Give You Extre Sevings Over Sears Everydey Money-Seving Prices! UP TO *3.00 TRADE-IN 24-Mo. Guarantee © 45 Heavy Duty Plates @ 100 Amp-hr. capacity @ Fits-most popular cars Craftsman 8-inch tilting-arbor @ Double-row, precision ball bearings @ Blade tilts to any angle up to 45° ~*~ » @51 Heavy Duty Plates @ 110 Amp-hr. capacity ® Durable plastic case @51 Heavy Duty Plates ‘ @ 120 Amp-hr. capacity @ Strong Rubber Case <= Now Priced at an All-Year Low! ? “They're: Easy on Clothes, Easy to Keep New Leoking!” 7.95 For camping, Plastic handle Many patterns. « Easy to Look at... and : a Regularly 19.95 AS PURCHacE See + , > As 116 CHRISTMAS: Cs Finest forged blade of stainless steel hollow ground for smooth, y cutting. Can never rus pgp ay Gilt boxed. in ALE Reguler 17.95 | 37° ; AnD OLD BATTERY # 48-Mo. Guarantee Reguler 22.95 | 79 ANP OLD BATTERY ALLSTATE PLASTIC SEAT COVERS 7 88 HAVE THEM INSTALLED BY OUR EXTRA COST! @ Embossed plestic beckrest pene! @ Durable Seren plestic sect sedans! Installed extra cost... at Sears, Reguler 13.95. 10° | AND OLD BATTERY ~ 36-Mo. Guarantee " EXPERTS... AT NO fii Pocket Knives Assorted Colors and Handles Your choice §=2.,50 Usually sell for much. more! Two or three quality steel bledes, colored or bone stag handiles.. Save! % end hin, Squae Brive Cretumen = 3.1.50 ae DOWN An ideal set for any mechanic! 22 sockets cover a wide range of work from 7/32 to 1|%-in. Hip-rool box. Smooth, streamlined ap- . peoronce Wi Decent Send We | Saw or Sander © Regularly 16.95 . @ Saw wood or metal 1 4’ @ Sand and polish "each Ideal tools for home or hobby. Saw cuts wood up to 1-in. thick, edges need no- sanding. Sander.has “dual- - arc” motion for fast, easy sanding on wood, polishing on metal . . . wonderful for polishing autos. Seve! — Sander with Case... 0.0.2... cee eees 17.95 Dunlap Gift oom Bench Vise (| . . » but still hos PA the heavyweight for rugged duty! Swivels 180 degrees. ' / 3 Ya-in. open to 414-in. | ae ros Acme-Threoded screw. Pol. “ara ished jaws, anvil, hondles. [7 77) tit, bs Replaceable jaws. th aoe : Hardware Dept.— ~ Sears Basement : - BUY NOW! ALLSTATE CUSHIONS 4 Tires, Get Trade in ‘3 trade-in ] Tire, Get allowance | Trade in : ay trade-in 2 Tires, Get allowance Trade in $ trade-in 3 Tires, Get 12 allowance Trade in allowance @ 18-month service guarentee cord ageinst rood heszerds . . . honored nation-wide @ Tough X-41° Cold Rubber, bonded rayon cord @ Modern “Cut-Skid” treed, greeter traction sree |__ TRADE-IN PRICES, PLUS TAX | py 1 {| 8 _|. 8 le 4 _|S8t oF 6.00n16 | 14.95 | 28.90 | 41.85 | $3.80 | 6.00 “650x16 | 19.25 | 37.50 | 54.75 | 71.00.) 7.00 } 6.70n15 |_16.78 32.50 “47.25 | 61.00 | 7.00 7.10015 | 18.95 | 36.90 | 53.85 | 69.80 | 7.00 1.60115 | 20.95 | 40.90 | 59.85 | 77.80 | 8.00 ALLSTATE ALL-SEASON TIRES Regularly 21.45 Eech, Plus Tex 2" 34% 6.70x1g Pies Taz @ Retreaded sidewall to sidewall @ 12-month service guerantee card _ @ Long wearing X-41° Cold Rubber @ Similar low prices on other sizes NO TRADE-INS REQUIRED ALLSTATE TIRES INSTALLED PREE ONLY 10% DOWN! SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN! CJ ox gous monay back” SEARS «154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 54171 . ~* Tae | 3 t . 4 ° } THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 ” . - 4 ee a oo ee Ale Z f “Ey eit i: if AL if I yu e ! ti : i I A | cee Atnbeam SHAVEMASTER ae Py single head that shav ee | UL even the tenderest skin. 5-YEAR SERVICE GUARANTEE on motor. 10 DAY HOME TRIAL Shavemaster. Choice of attract- ive, practical leather or plastic ee aE ne ED en Te eT Tg Oe ea ae aa eae Keego Hardw Warehouse 20 QSMUN ST. Only Sunbeam Shavemaster has the exclusive, big, SMOOTH, || esi SMOOTHER, CLOSER, FAST’ ER than any other method— wet or dry. Shaves beards tough as wire, yet won't irritate Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 6 | REE OFF STREET PARKING FE 2-6506 Road Bond Issue ‘Should Help Coun (Continued From Page One) a cities and incorporated villages. state trunkline system, counties $185,000,000 and cities $95,000,000. = rete Free Coffee FRIDAY al A Demonstration from 12 Noon to 9 P.M. Visit our Housewares De- partment tomorrow and taste delicious coffee made ina Sunbeam! See demonstrated your favor- | ite Sunbeam appliances! - Waite's Housewares —Downstairs Store Lincoln Parade Float | the-metal shop were out atid attached. While all this was going on, Mrs. Alice Allen had her homemaking Eunice Thompson, gym | eacher, meanwhile was working = | Phillip J. Waftgelin, school prin- cipal. Handling finances for the entire ptoject was Mrs. Myrtie Meabon, a math instructor. “It has been a lot of work, but | Ly ignition @ Full size 9 Ib. load dryer @ An easy dryer to load ~ 168° it has shown @ very fine spirit of ‘between teachers, par-* . wi f r 4 i i 5 z 2 : a¥E i : i ! | i I i 7: rt fs ite j lu [ - WHO BUT WAITE'S GIVES... © 1) Guaranteed Service : 3) Trade-Ins Plus Rock-Bottom Prices spin-rinse! an hour! faucets! @ Automatic electric pilot @ Big 16” loading door NO MONEY DOWN! 5) 2 Years to Pay! You Save a Big *60! deluxe featured EAS SPINDRIER SIOd and your old washer @ A deluxe Easy with automatic @ Exclusive spiralator action... automatic timer! @ Double tubs ‘do week's wash under @ Double rinse a full load in 3 minutes! @ Built-in water filter with swing 2) No Down Payment 4) Free Delivery SALE on the side! @ New outside — takes @ Light enough to carry where! @ Tube-Life Extender — tubes last longer! ished cabinet! “120 No Cash Down With Your Old TV! @ Front is all screen—controls are less space than other 17" enough to handle. Take it any- Choice of walnut, mahogany or blond fin- REG. 149.95! YOU SAVE A BIG 21.95! Crosley Super-V TV ) A Triumph of Cresiey’s 33 Years’ Electronic Research! This is the set the Industry said couldn't be built. up to 13 sets! — small makes Waite's Appliances—Downstcirs Store OPEN _FRIDAY-SATURDAY NITES TILL 9! 2 ¢ g b HOUSEWARES DISCOUNT SAVE 14.18! Regularly 43.95! Limited Quantity! famous Betty Crocker all-purpose Food Mixer BY GENERAL MILLS | nith Automatic Timer! te NO CASH DOWN — $5 MONTHLY! @ 10 speed thumb dial control . . . mix timer too! @ beoter ejector button, adjustable bow! control! @ contour non-slip turntable . . . changeable beaters! @ rubber footed, no-slip base . . . famous General Mills! @ we have 25... once they're gone, there aren't any more! Big 9 cup size with flavor selector, Reg. 19.95 Automatic Electric Percolator compen BAI Gift! ; ‘ . Reg. 18.95 Automatic Pop-Up Toaster eps Reg. 17.95 Hoover Steam-Dry Iron I Aes “Neg. 10.95 Portable Electric Mixer 6° | ‘ Chrome plating, easy-to-clean, auto- matic electric pop-up device. Just 16 - $0 hurry in while they last and SAVE! “7 Wow! You save $3 on this famous Hoover steam or dry iron thot uses regular tap water. Fabric dial plus many other deluxe features! Soave 3.96 on this :easy-to-clean and use mixer that beats, mixes, whips, has chrome plated head. Hurry in! he i. , Waite's Bouseweres Dow stairs Store ~“ > ~ covers... beautities oe protects ... decorates! JUST ; SCISSORS and 592) " 18” wide fa < (> if den THE PONTIAC PRES ’ Wood tarnish - oo thest with anti- lining ... . $5.98 Tes ‘ $ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2,"1954 pa ‘ ai WAITE’S CORNERS a DISCONTINUED PATTERN! ~ SAVE MORE THAN HALF of Fair Traded Price! 55 Piece KING EDWARD “Cavalcade” SILVERPLATE SETS — x charming entertaining. Just 25 sets coll FE 4.2511. taf Or traditional settings. Buy today for gifts and Christmas Season at this never - before low price, so hurry in or Waite's Silverware—Street Floor 2A N @ ee : ‘20° ‘REGULARLY $62! FAIR TRADED PIECES OPEN STOCK PRICE 16 Teaspoons .... 6. cca sees rer af 8 Soup e Weisaeees woees tae HF nancy ony sy biases ersiherete.. ee 8 Dinner Knives ......... seers 8 Soled Forks .. cue ceee- cece cel re - * Peers cen Kee 1 Berry Spoon .... ¢oeese esvacese 2.25 1 Cold Meat Fork webeseeNese SEE do -f lle asia cake re a - -* --Re ease’ 2 @ eech piece full graded, heavily * pleted © extre overlay of silver at points of @ King Edward unlimited service @ ell dinner knives hove serreted edges . .'. never need sharpening! A special close-out offer of King Ed- words to Waite's! ' Save more than half on this >. Cavalcade pattern in perfect taste with modern IDEAL FOR DECORATING: kitchen, living area, nursery, bathroom or closets Con-Toct is the new self-adhesive plastic that comes in 23 (yes, 23!) dif- ferent patterns to decorate everything from shower stalls to window sills with little effort! Just measure, cut it, put it on and it sticks! It’s com- pletely waterproof and never fades! It’s heat resistant, alcohol resistant, ond washes with mild soap and woter! easy to apply ond quickly changes dull areas in your home to bright, shiny spots you're proud to display to friends. Hurry in today! The only limit to CON-TACT is your IMAGINATION! Walte's Housewares—Downstaits Store It’s fun... save 1.99 on 4.98 values! four beautiful, handy pieces ! black wrought iron ry al > ee 4 | a smart gift idea! - . Simply styled. SALE PRICED wrought iron pieces that have sold out several times! Add a sophisticated look to your settings. They're ultra smart, modern and so‘functional! Hurry in today for yours or call FE 4-2511! by * BELOW: 3-tler table. 24 high, 20’ wide, 11" deep #109 RIGHT: Book Stand. 26'4” high, 2014 wide, 9'4” deep. #107 ) ABOVE: Wall Shelf, 10’ ‘high, 25” tong, 8” deep. #103 RIGHT: Telephone Stand, 28° high. 17% wide, 11” deep. #108. - y Waite’s Stationery—Street Floor , ew : © . sad , - . SLANE EDS S93 PAY NO MONEY DOWN! Join Waite’s Budget Credit Club Today! 4 little cloth books with lerge colorful pie tures printed with non-toxic inks. In colle phose envelope LIMEN PICTURE BOOKS P2. WHAT BABY SEES P32. AMMAAL FRIENDS 4. BABY ANMMAALS SS = poge: Beovtitully Bivstrated = see tome cole: oe cock poge. . ewe The 6. MOTHER GOOSE PANORAMA $2.00 PT. GRANDFATHER'S FARM PANORAMA O11. THE LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD , for Eve This Christmas SK its Books kK ry Child! starting at..... 4° <—> Activity Boxes - a rvs. av spony eon Luseaey tET3 i i 3 { TP? cagaitig3t j te ue t £ His | ; L colors ond brush P26. 812DS TO COLOR $1.25 Uniform with the ebove, we 8 cop P29. SCENES TO PAINT $2.00 20 beovtiful lendscape scenes printed in cvtline on fine drawing poper. Each Mustretion 10%" 5 94". With box of points and brush, ond booklet show ing eoch scone in tell colon co.oe om matoed af pent bs] Uniform with the obove, with 6 croy. 4 ef 20 children’s series, beoutitully ive by THE HAUMANS ie full color on every page. Sturdy binding. gts so} ty 3] Uy t$7 Axl Visit Waite’s + : er ‘Department on the Mezzanine! : | We guarantee you'll find a igift for everyone on your list! : = OPPY v) the Homo vith Rooks ® Complete Book oaeee sees eneeeeeesbes Waite’s Books—Mezzanine = 5 essen eee i } 7 i imked stamp ped. ifluetreted in color “ TN ‘ er eo: Ry we a? Py SEEKING ASYLUM—Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ‘Ward aa their | children stroll through a park in Prague, Czechoslovakia, where they are seeking asylum. Ward, an American citizen. was suspected by ° the FBI of working for a foreign intelligence agency. refused asylum in Denmark and Austria. He See nees Make Packages Non-Crushable Boxes Insure Safety of Yule Presents The package that comes crushed and battered probably looked dandy when it started its journey. The principal fault in its wrap- ping?’ Enough cardboard and paper to keep the contents ‘in line. but not enuogh for the package to withstand the crush of dozens of heavy bundles resting on top must be firmly not overpacked. An | | outside wrap of heavy brown | If gummed tape is used to seal Corrugated Boords or ther suggest4gn: Address the'out- side wrapper clearly, but also — enclose 2 viip of paper captaining — beth sentier and receiver's name — and address inside the package. This may-save it "letter office if the outside wrap gets lost or tears off. | There are many regulations gov: | erning the size and bulk of pack- ages allowed to go parcel post. If you are unsure about your pres-. ent, cheek at your local post office | | Don't forget that parcel post | means no writing enclosed except | for the usual greetings and sig- | nature. ad Indians Still Arguing Over Country's Name. “NEW DELHI & — The old dis- | pute over ‘whether India should really be called Bharat has cropped | up again, thig time in the Delhi state assembly where some mem- bers urged use of that name. In Pakistan it is argued that the un, d sub-continent was India, and that division in 1947 made it Pakistan and Bharat—not india. But Indiang say that as the legal * antl constitutional heir of the rights and liabilities of undivided India their country is rightfully called | India. The word India is an angli- cized version of ‘‘Hindustan,”’ the Dut ever should tape be wed |'nceat maps. a Postal authorition make « fur Ancient maps show Bharat as ” | covering net only what is now India jedye erg Alghanistan, parts of | Iran, Nepal, Tibet, and most of the | Chinese mainland. — } BIGGEST VALUES OF ALL TIMES! Annivensa Setid listening pleasure! Keen music for dancing! Trev-ler’s 3-speed delivers the tone end wolume you want, at a terrific low price @ Plays all three speeds in any 7”, wr dg, 10” or 12” record" @ Powerful amplifier with large, full-tone dynamic speaker! @ Permanent type long-life needle! All wood. carrying case covered in simulated leather. Compact and lightweight! General Electric Combination Sandwich Toaster- Waffle Iron Reg. $22.95 . NOW a 6” Wy Sato Latest Model SAVE $6 Regular $18.95 $1.00 a Week Steam- ‘Diy General Electric lron so AP General Electric Portable Mixer Regular $19.95 Now 14” 3 $3.95 Value Only 7] 19 USE YOUR CREDIT---PAY AS LITTLE AS $1 DOWN--50: A WEEK —-|LYINN Jewelers One South Seginaw Corner of Pike FE 5-5731 ey ie, ‘the ded,l about the rules. : Save $10! hi” aphdiies Playing House [s Fun with 47-Pe. China Cabinet soe Complete kitchen for the little home maker! Service for 4. Kitchen utensils, juicer, cake mixer. Two cabinet drawers and the utensil drawer opens. 24-pc. plastic tea service for 4... plus 5-pc. spice rack c 33-Pcs.! Real Educational Tov! Cake Mix Set A fire educa- tional toy including all the essential young Authentic Phillsbury boxes! cooks. 3 packages of cake mixes, 9 pack- ages of frostings, 4 packages of decorations . . . plus egg beater and cake knife. running water, in Today! — -ed in set It’s just like Dad's with al! the mans” including harmmer, saw, bit brace, drill bit, screw driver, pliers. angle. block plane mallet, sandpaper, wrench’ Hurry in today! adjustable belt Oe oe ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 Value! Wheels! Guards! Regular 39.98 If 'you see a man’ with @ . White’ Beard on the Sth floor . . . THAT'S SANTA CLAUS! Shake the hand of the man who makes Christmas dreoms come true. Sit on- his knee, whisper in his ear, tell him.” ‘what you want more than anything else in all the world. Watch his merry eyes twinkle, see his stomach shoke like a bow! of jelly when he loughs. | And do you know what? Just becouse - he’s Santa, we're sure he'll have a surprise for you! A. Bright and ‘Shiny, Brand New Bike That Rides Like a Breese! Boys’ & Girls’ 20” Imported Bike 9°9 @ Coaster Brakes! dalleos Tires! Training @ Molded Rubber Spring Sadie! @ Full Ball Bearing Construction Throughout! @ Double Bar... Finished Handlebars! @ Adjustable Chain Assembly with Chain Adjustable .. . Chrome Join Waite’s Bicycle Club Today! $1 Down and $1 Weekly! Call FE 4-2511! f Save 2.99! 599 @ All Sturdy, Vinyl Body, Completely Dressed! @ Rooted Hair, Right in the Scalp, Can Be Washed, Waved, Brushed, Curled and Combed! Your little girl will have loads of fun with her she sits up, cries, and closes her eyes to sleep! She is tuily dressed in o cute little red or blue check jumper dress and lace trimmed blouse all! Put yours away now and sove! Regular 8.98 Value! 22” Rooted Hair Doll undies and Completely Dressed Double holster set for @ two- gun cowboy! Two handsome cap guns loaded for action, genuine leather cowhide holster. Full “‘Handy-Andy” Tool Set 15-Pieces! “handy - essentials in a stee! box. 15-pcs chisel ruler tri-square tri- level, pencil Toy! Sturdy All Steel Truck by Buddy ‘L’ ‘Repair Truck Make him a real hand, mechanic with. this repair-it unit Consists of 3 tools. auto jack. caution sign, danger sign, 2 flares, stop horse, wrecker boom with weighted hook for towing. Truck wheels are removable Talking Phone | 3B 8 Save $1.00!’ A regular 3.98 value. Talking phone by Ides! Black plastic pay phone and interchangeable Stury ai! steel. “B98 Includes’ the "letters of the . alphabet, nufbbers, and punc- tuation marks on easy-to-read with silver trim, Play money is circular di Carriage slides Bullets includ- put in the coin slot, turn the back and feth smoothly. Rib- crank and the operator . talks bons - easily inserted. Uses _ Waite’s Wonderland of Teys—filth Floor Also use as a bank? standard size writing paper! | | t Soe i Se ee fe eee ¢ *. = = Li i) " r ti il 5 : et 4 © ~ LF deaths 3 & ae “ ri ie i~ < : P, bs i 3 i F « : —". r — ' eee ‘ é é , Bes Paae vs > eg i *U i 7 an “8 . pts ( . * ‘ s ‘i ’ . + ; 2 S * Tk a te _ |... STHE PONTEAC. vandal THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2,195) | NINETEEN ~ youe CAN CHARGE ALL YOUR GIFTS AT BARNETT'S BIG | ae Only Our 250-Store Buying Power Could Bring Values AT LOW PRICES FAMOUS HARD FINISH, LONG WEARING ARCHIE BARNETT salt BARNETT'S! Arrow SHIRTS - His - Favorite Shirt in the Style He Wants! | _ WHITES and PINKS and Good Looking Patterns! + Te eg fF. i Ng $ 5 * ti ee oon 9 rd | They Should Sell tor $50 we have them. just what he ; oedeees BES | gf wants. ee ‘ ad . “a You've never seen such valves, THEYRE REALLY TERRIFIC! - fo $5 It’s bargains like these thet make Bamett’s THE CLOTHING eatin VALUE KINGS OF PONTIAC! join the eager crowds tomorrow : and have for. Christmas. BANK THE SAVINGS! AND x eatin ee YOU DONT NEED CASH! Extra Pants to Match $10.87 We Urge You to Come In! See for Yourself How You Savel ARROW “Mere-lan” The Sensations! One-Button:< ‘Our Finer Quality All Wool S KNITTED SPORT SHIRTS 5 00 BLUE GABARDINE Tweed and Sharkskin Siaeeat SUITS SUITS like soft cashmere. Denish and Argyle patterns thet ere : washable and colorfast. MADE TO SELL FOR $55! é ‘They're smart. competition. You 4, jn ’ can't match ‘em where. They're the sellers today. Be , see them, 5 ; r ee ye Oy FO Pe Pe MO = BUY HIS CHRISTMAS GIFT HERE! * la i a i i i i i hil iii iii Ni ha hh i th i hh 1% ot Ni Look! Our Fine 100% Weol A , r SMART LOUNGING R SLi 3 SHARKSKIN SUITS We Should Sell "Em for $70 : ; $16.50 Values $ 87 Hak bbs Mech diaa gaa elipseing an Ahteir + ; . and you'll save money when you buy it now Brae Math, yee round weights. And you don't need . at this sale. These are washable in good look- ff ; 3 “We nae ca LOOK! SEE HOW YOU SAVE! Top Quality, Soft, Supple Suede Leather JACKETS Nobody Shaves Prices Like Barnett’s... LOOK! You'll Save Money on These Warm Winter TOPCOATS: Luxurious All Wool Imported Tweeds THE FABULOUS NYLON JACKETS With Pure Orlon Fleece 7 $22.50 Values Mice agi eof awh dag dhergag Bie eB but werm as toast. in choice colors. iE foe tee to Have one! ). LOOK! SEE HOU YOU SAVE! White DACRON sities , $8.95 Values | : $6°> we. Many with All Wool Zip 7H Sco Wot charge it, pay ofter Christmas. 29° . 3° —_ SHOULD SELL FOR $55! san, bins Edel tas seat ate Ye these for Christmas or better yet, buy it LOOK! LOOK! $40 Zip-Lined $60 Zip-Lined We ,epeot! Beautiful all wool Tweed Coat at a price that defies all competition! Where else can you find such values! ‘Be sure to see these before you pay $60 or $65 elsewhere. See them Friday sf Saturday sure!” just say CHARGE IT! Topcoats ; Topcoats LOOK! THEY’RE TERRIFIC! | , | Fine Quality Sari THE FINEST GABARDINE LUXURIOUS WASHABLE Orlon SWEATERS $70.00 Values Dp at tn Ot te $ a7 ia | TRENCH COATS . $30.00 Values } Priced right here. *19” YOU DONT NEED THE CASH««CHARGE IT / a hen NO MONEY DOWN / maize, pink, mint, oo Vue Ay g NO PAYMENT TIL JAN JO ~ THEN TAKE l2 WEEKS T Ke, Par! 7~ x i . . ® ‘ ny *” “=a “d >. ee. ei, Mle Te: ey Ee: \ =, qed 7 A} ' * e . c i | _\ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 231954 SALE! AMERICAS CREATEST VALUE! IN ALL DEPARTMENTS — f- ‘ a | 37-PIECE LIGMEL \ Unhemub oy ee du ea TRAIN SET ALOW PRICES \ ge INCLUDES © Sete by Dey—Bed by Night ! © 3 Steid or Fichegeny ye — * Marching Cochtet = | 7 LT LIONEL HAS THESE Cd os ‘ REAL AUTOMATIC COUPLERS! ry 4. Le see reToyoln FREE: b s , With the Purchase of Any Living Room, | $0. LIVING ROOM GROUP » Bedroom or Sofa Bed Group... | © 2 Table Lamps 3 @ TV Chaie—! Smoker JUMBO PLATFORM ROCK-0-LOCK CHAIR Regular $79.95 na ap teres ROUND BOBBIN. $A AA95 m | ELECTRIC . é = = eG What a heap of comfort and smart styling is § died built into this sale favorite. Plastic cover whisks ical clean in a flash; hos the look of fine leather. *s MACHINE Regular $89.95 NO MONEY DOWN = Table Lamp Buys INCLUDES © Davenport © 2 End Tables © 2 Lomps Choice of modern, tra- ditional or colonial @ styling. Many shapes, "4 wide selection of col- ~ © Matching Coffee Table © Plastic Side Chair a co No Money Down > - -* * ; ¢ 4 . ~ J i Not @ long shuttle machine DOWN! 3 but a genuine round bobbin * Hs — sews forward or back- es ward. ; 4 itm Many Patterns $ ; | hw) to Choose From 95 i LNO MONEY DOWN @m | _ Choose from many styles in all finishes. All have top grade construction features. Save up to $12.00! “Whizzer Hawk’ Girls’ end Boys’ Styles Available Sin : PARK OPEN FRIDAY FREE bs lone and SATURDAY |’ In Rear 3 aol | Includes: | © Pull Sise Bed ® Double Dresser © Chest of Drawers © 2 Boudoir Lamps ® 2 Pillows ~ © Box Springs & Mattress =e aa ae > oy > >. = ie! mo GS a ee, Y ie ae ~ a3 | > > 8 an - ‘ <4 _% s 7114 ’ } of TH 9 PLM | store: BCE CSREES aD Ty ss ® r 4 ’ ‘ ~ eo o* * THE ‘we THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1964 ‘PONTIAC PRESS — PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, & ra x ¥ -Ten Per ) last Year Is Reported . | EE ne lid vf | : I: i r) 2 | ; é pe ee | “SEES 3 i fi i | af Gli E g z ¢ 2 Fa Office Is Burglarized I Marie, his | Joseph Kevin and Patricia Ann, and,‘of course, “Nick” at the extreme him. Left to right in the back row are Edward | right. What Religion Means to Our Family fi ry Ss 2 g F i ig cg 5 ¥ 3 | 2 § i ef #5. gt uit | “The word ‘religion,’ il 3 sr o- 4a 35 ge i : i ee Fsak- * : of country, and an abiding interest tropolitan Opera Signs Negro Star NEW Y The Metropoli- tan Opera has @ second Ne- gro to sing leading roles. Robert McFerrin, 32, a baritone, will be the first Negro to join the * Faith Binds the McLaughlins to God, Becomes Basis of All Their Activities “Our religion, in the final analy- Children” organization under the Health Organization. ea Untted Press Pheote auspices of the United Nations i But Little Hard | | million dollars available in the =| & Latin America Receives i TWENTY-ONE 4 = ~ 4 ee _U,S. Financial Aid Cash Promised First Inter » American QUITANDINHA, Brazil ®—The first Inter-American Economic’ PARTING—SUCH SWEET (7) SORROW — This tender scene was recorded at the New York Treflich Bird and.Animal Co. after ‘“‘Peanuts,” a 1%-year-old light to worthwhile Latin- friend “Whilty,” Pledge orangutan, learned he would be sent to the Detroit | bemoaning the cruel faite that capital Latin America particularly wants. This corporation is to be the U. N. Assembly's Korean de- bate, the United States and its The United States refused at the allies turned a deat ear today to| [ulles Gets Lesson be erred ge gan piven Russia's call for direct talks) | ; : an Sr cones arretsent bat ind ‘go| that divided land: | lin Language for Free along with a plan for a study of the}, new Korean conference last world coffee situation night after the Assembly's main WASHINGTON (INS)—Secretary Political Committee had voted | State John Foster Dulles dropped ’E Stuck Out ‘is Harm, on Sk in ape © |S rotate 9 oe Sa oe — te South Korea ing ‘cice of America's new 'U.S. Snubs Russia's Call for Kor .; cent | Mes has sent the police a bill for | ,e ee . ; oir at scion. A previous conference on the Ko- guages “for free He reported yesterday he was rean question was held last June Dulles made his remark after walking past a traffic cop when | in Geneva, with Red China partici-| listening to a recording of “This the cop thrust tur an arm in a pating. It ended ig a deadlock. | 1, the Voice of America” trans- ee ee a Soe ~ YY slated into a score or more of j and biacking his eye. Before Malik threw in his pro-| tongues ranging from Russian to _ | Burmese, . Mi hi T ffi Kill 5 The secretary, in an informal . . 4 | a better name for the agency might including Hit-Run Victin <=" g i |America speaks with many By International News Service | Mrs, Lula Jane Sturgies, 7% vote het Semen: ick a A T3-year-old Detroit woman was| of Crystal, whe died of injuries | vue) there are natural differ. ffered Thanksg! Day in a critically injured last night by a) WS aire atten d eeayg naa [ences of ——— hit-run car and four other persons | nother aaa “speaks with a voice” in died as the result of outstate traf- M —e Wn 77, ot Mu. | #2, dtermaination to Prevent Com fie nee. tae at a ae oe subversion of the = Struck and thrown 100 feet (as end husband csitiontiy injured ~ —_ she was crossing Harper at Iro-| when their car swerved to miss quois) in Detroit was Mrs. Mary another auto and hit a,tree eight Kaminski, who had ust stepped miles northwest of Pontiac. from a.car driven by a friend. The Michael G. Kni 5, of. Neway® two were returning from St. An-| - Kaien, thony Catholie Church. ee oo Sah |a road near his home. Witnesses sald the car, a black Albert C. Hoard, 22, of Milling- or dark maroon sedan, was | ton, instantly killed last night when speeding and made no attempt [a car in which he was riding to stop after striking the woman. erashed head-on into another north Police found a 2inch piece of | of Flint, hose from the heater of the auto at | - ; the actus. They teafied © path ot Mate Fries Eggs on $175 water, a la) > + J the radiator, more than a mile| Hidden in Stove by Wife from the accident but there the! NEVADA CITY. Calif. (UP) — trail ended. | John Huse, a tavern operator, had A filling station operator two|two fried eggs for breakfast, at miles from the scene reported a/a@ cost of about $87.50 each. man driving a 1951 maroon Dodge| Mrs. Huse hid $175 in the kitch- drove into his -station and filled stove. Her husband lighted his radiator with water about the | seuve the following ‘beware * time of the accident. aa i as Eee Cee Dead in outstate mishaps were: cooked. 30 Revisions Due for Michigan LANSING (UP) — At least 30 revisions to Michigan's election code will be submitted to the 1955 Legislature for the first time since | 4955, entific arrangement” of election laws but contained no major re- | lengers. visions. The code goes into effect June 1, The committee voted to ask the to: Take the state elections direc- tor out of the secretary of state's office and make it a non-political job. Make it mandatory for. every voter to. sign for ballots. This now is in larger cities but not in some smaller ones. : a 7 registration of all voters Define the rights of official chal- oemeal since it ts not considered a phys- | teal handicap. . Eliminate initialing of ballots by election inspectors. This proposal Election Code Sen. John Minnema of Traverse | 0 Chapman said some seals were City called today for tighter seals | 8° loose it was possible to remove on ballot boxes following disclosure | ballots — tne boxes without re- there was ‘absolutely no security” hs _— “There was absolutely no se- who sent the | } letters. Dr. Henry has been offered ‘DR. H. A. MILLER - Optometrist . 7 North Saginaw Street Phone, FE 4-6842 “Bétter Things in Sight” eee . Open Friday Evenings ; Closed Wednesdoy Afternoons. He sald he ts considering the e He said be will announce his | HAMMING IT UP—Sculptor Frank Dutt puts the finishing touches on Signature, Furniture, ° decision tomerrow. - on @ group of “performers” modeled of lard, the medium in which >-"W by oats the bd Wayne's Board of Trustees Tues- | Dutt is a specialist. ‘He re-created a dcene in a television studio in nt ATE e @ay directed Dr. Clarence B. Hill- | which the star is a dimpled piano player. His work is on exhibition at Toa pam 9 out loan is Ged to your « | berry, Wayne’s president, to enlist | the International Livestck Exhibition, Chicago. imdradaad ont eee, Ves Geese and postal authorities to track . he lost when he was dropped as Soo cnien Thats chy os oad copen s doyn the writer of te anonymous |DOCEOL, Once Tried {2° member ot the tllaborough married or single —come to Beacfcid + statements circulated in Illinois. County Medical Society after his wtee Gy end exon, Fes aan fn - = i | Mrs. Wallach lost her orignal eee = ont 1890 | German citizenship when Field te foster father. Noel Field, his wite | “@7pted ber, and bes never ac- E Herta ile. tedtae Bs quired any other. Sbe is the wife | | i pashli Zo ntly after five|° & American and the mother | | i years. in in | Of two young children. Mrs Man- | i} - A. Coenmmartion prisons j ming said she had been lured to er Poland on SPY! Bertin in 1950 “‘on the promise_that os | she would see the Fields : The Communists, in freejng the | m tei tim ew anposenr | OOVEFRMENT Briefs ma Wal rent cy ee» =) Executive Reserve’ ||p = ; yr i mer Soviet pelea epetied | EXECUTIVE eserve : : Be Here When Doors Open . . . Save on Your Christmas Needs! = DOLLAR DAY BUYS! | DOLLAR DAY BUYS! DOLLAR DAY BUYS! DOLLAR DAY BUYS! , KIDS! Come, see Santa in Toyland ; a —He has a gift for you! bo] Dollar Day Feature! ST. MARY'S that now have been established. | corporation executives with war-| | ' Erika has been removed to a much time experience here, that each ee sent letters to her mother, Mrs. | Office of Defense Mobilization as| i) Glaser.” Mrs. Manning said Mrs.| an unpaid consultant. - ~ : 3 . Glaser is living in England. - In event of full mobilization, | 2 af . LADIES’ SOFT . 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Three-quarter sleeves do a pretty push-up... it's Sear’ Snorn’s wonderful way with a blousel A wide selection of soft-tailored styles... bustrous Wamsutta pimas, fine woven ginghams Light and Shadow Flattery Van Heusen Century shirts won’t wrinkle oe ever! . perrercons-taticer mee aaa. 1 mo exclusive new yarn-dyed combed cottons... Filmy drifts of nylon tulle over non-transparent ’ ever washable. Sizes 30 to 40. nylon tricot... frosted with Black Val lace. a : ; Result, enchantment! 2 “2 e Waa longdh sightte with (rvdlons apgliqaéd bouerfles. Block nylon Parr ae ee a Delightful Gift lace edging on neckline, arms and full circular skirt. Sizes 32 to 38. i a « = og aga $4.98 , Matching petticoat. Sizes small, medium, large. $7 98 — . . No matter what you do to it;::; no matter how Novelties Matching Hollywood briefs. Sizes 4 to 7. $4.98 snp Ing of bw alin you;eact Ak posteenty male c ; All in tone-on-tone colors. Van Heusen Century collar wilt or wrinkle! It's a 316 oe cinch to launder, too. Just iron the collar flat . ss c Miniature ball point pen and pen- + cil. Purse size ash tray or pill-. ') box. Lip-view mirror and lipstick ©) holder.’ Miniature flashlite key "| chain. Miniature dinner bell by ¢ Klik. Tiny golden walnut sewi ng qk Each iGRis | SKIRTS a ee Special Purchase Dark seams, all first quality, five shades to choose from 3 pair for $2.25 Special Purchase Ct Swiss Handkerchiefs Swiss sheers with colorful 50° Imported Swiss sheer, elaborate- ly embroidered, dl bag fip ik.. . and it folds perfectly. Te Nip b . cores tn for bengal Extra wear, ua hen ioe stitute of Laundering testes at prove that Century shirts wear « ¥ and wash up to 80 times. (That's twice the wear you get from or- dinary shirts.) Yet, they cost Bo more. ee ee other shirts on our counters. DOLLAR-DIAMOND as Te La a NN a Th ee F iz i , 1 ‘ ‘ & fi c 4 ati tlc! a, pale Le eis i \ a hick T¥-S1X . ‘|. ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 . . ce: , ma he * | Sugar Research Foundation Ine., to | cays Sqm Y shane Shoi in | Sugar Industry Eyes: |ssestreacs rnin .° Ringing Telephones Toll (mvs St toner ar Mearns opp: g Pe istry in Which the starting material of Shoppers’. Bargains company. “ie ines be, furry - Ofte Causes Frustration Expanding Markets -|"iSrnras src "sing ‘co tr| !OXVILE, Tem. @ ~The | “wn toe howpaes the 7 gh Ga dogertmant cores, pas HONOLULU @Hawalts mugar|Seetyenta plastica, fibers ub, |fapidy coming istry, bur spall: the owighbors what the} HOBSON amazes , rap’ , a» 20 +e aes Oe the department stores and | industry has a new word-suro-| hers, solvents, insecticides and ad- users haven't changed | bousht. Christmas shopping earty”—From| Sinn peat stocks of new good: Cee = mat Se eee Seer : much Sites crartandtaik dave. | cam A MEADACHE? See the now on we're going to be given! jes right out of the hat just a m hopeful it spells out new markets. ® $00 to 1.000 gallons “Why, even in Nashville we t . Want Ads for outstanding auto ° Guate’s taxtwal | Surochemistry wag coined by Dr. requires have to read the papers “to tell e. : oe hee 5 Soe ee 8 ee re ca aae can Henry B. Hass, president of the/ of water to produce a ton of bread. | when the dollar-day sales are on,” | bargains! 9 ote, on brontyann, Wy cur Bett) ded th same way this year . { ; too. SMALL DELIVERY CAR—This three-wheeled delivery car made of Fiberglas-reinforced plastic was recently’ shown in New York City. : The body is molded directly to the underhalf of the vehicle, which T just can't ide such frustra- eliminates the conventiogial chassis it has a cargo space of some better than the other? tion in the merry therry month 110 squareyfeet, a 24-horsepewér, four-cylinder, water-cooled rea Somewhere. a gaod while ago ot December, nor in the happy engine. and cruises —— 40-45 mph I read about a piece of research Yuletide season | (star +> permits cena photographs to be. earried out. in the best scientific So, as usual i pot starting ph ro h akon Araki ivanmoare 2 helico tradition, which proved that some my Christmas shopping early: — Helicopter otog phy foe ) pe ype P| people simply don’t function at far fron it. I'll do all of. it late | KANEOHE MARINE AIR STA- their best without a suffic iently | the test consist series of problems that had | E & me But another group of citizens did their worst work in the very | mever forgotten them since. All of which take me around — after a good slow — to the about you. but I'm remembering that scientific alibi and stalling as long as 1 possibly can. id it gf7 — and I'll carry every last par- | TION, Oahu —Marine Staff Ser- | cel home myself to be sure to/geant William R. Burkart has de- | men in the principles of aerial pho- ‘\ veloped a new type mount which | tography. » OS well as ee ee OO SO SS FS SSS SSS SSSSSSSTS SS SSDS SSCS get it under the tinsel wire. a Thevinexpensive mount, Burkart said, would be ideal for training | - For That Boy Of Yours . . . A Gift That's Worthwhile... © GILBERT CHEMISTRY ET $14.95 No. 16 GILBERT CHEMISTRY. Brand new—has not.only a full-sized chemical laboratory but also has apparatus! 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It | was estimated that less than 12,000 . Open Evenings Until Christmas | deer were taken. Free Parking in Lot Opposite A&P Ralph Gray, 22, of Interlochen | : was the caty reported sheeting | ' ; | rc iv ISSUES THROWN AT -THEM—Climbing up the side of a five-story 4\ in the British sector. All the political parties are using various tricks 4} to x votes in the coming — on Dec. 5. State conservation officials a 26,000 does, 2 ee ~ ” chs ease Klettermaxe, a West Berlin artist, ento Kurfurstendafn, main. street injury, ‘ins te State Police, Me was hit in the head and the mouth by a ballet that split. The hunter who fired the shot was not immediately known. The actual deer kill during yes. terday's any deer season wil! not |be available until tomorrow or Saturday, the Conservation Depart- ment said. 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That once-e-year feeling doesn't , from fireplace, exit radiator; |.-by the traditional tree, there Gs of Be fate, -_ otha oem : , really set in until the bones are|avold untreated paper or cotton are sasy Meas. Sach as cutting or the mantel, angels in che: | Eraduates at M ' THE MARK DAVIS ¢ es out of ‘the closet and all the home| ornaments; use electric lights with! a tree from an appropriately are waggested fer @ bright | visited an teclated mountain schoo! | a ‘ donemaiions are or ay a4 ot path (Untevmnaien Lahate, ote ne aren at tech, \to check things. No- teacher, no) ve : : SSR ea ope er | AMERA MART with traditional or-original fancies| run electri trains around the| commen pine, which can bed |gort’s” win” cach numensaett” tee wes to the home ‘ef--the oy | ; makes the season as full of Christ-|hase; don't use outlet or plug un- light Christmas balls. crepe paper for the heads, pleated| jk. efter-leerning the dens | ’ your tree of are y . a See eee ee ee ee Tee ‘DO YOUR PHOTO CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE according to. the Board of | frame, using wire which is ineon-| gigs. A small ready-made tree | paper doilies, | and was grouped with teacher be-| Fire Underwriters,- the tree is/ spicuous. Or, if you wish, the guy) that folds away is also on the! A festoon for the- mantel is fore @ television set watching a Christmas’ greatest hazard. wire can be hung with decorations. market a coarsely - fringed crepe Fever: | widely. « heralded -sporta contest. » F | ya They suggest: Chose « smal} |. Strictly contemporary are two of| Door decoration ideas, besides | wrapped loosely with silver ribbon, | yagdoh joinéd em. tree and keep it outdoors until a | science’s contributions to the tree! the usual wreath, include the| held to the mantel by cellophane) : ” iguata coum senate 108 we CHOOSE YOUR OWN EASY WEEKLY few days before setting it up. | decorations. Styrofoam shapes —|«ytagie Christmas Tree’ — an) @?*- Store Goes to the Dogs It-you have land, pick a live| balls. stars, canes, snowmen and! evergreen branch of sinall artifi | » ADDITIONAL ‘TIL AFTER CHRISTMAS! . PAYMENTS "TIL CHRISTMAS! tree, cover the dirt with foil and|5amtas — can be bought at the/ -i0) ‘tree taped to the door and) FOR A MORE SPACIOUS! PHILADELPHIA A business plant it afterwards; saw the butt | ve-and-ten and decorated with se-/ hung with gandies part turpentine. | | Study’ Club Biochemist Still Works Despite Illness Mrs. William Uhlendorf, ly Carol Jean Peruchi of (daughter of the Don Peruchi's versity Hospital in Ann Arbor. To be confined to the hospital for several weeks yet, she is doing much of her research work from her bed where the AEC has brought her data material te study. Mrs. Uhlendorf has been an in- of Mr. and Mrs, Frank V. Forrest of West Fairmont avenue. |structor at Oak Ridge and is a young biochemist with the Ann Arbor branch of the AEC. Secret Pals Revealed ‘by Leal Emes Group Mrs. Richard Lasho’s Luther street home was the setting for a a recent meeting of Leal Emes group of First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Paul Blystone as- sisted the hostess. Secret’ pals were revealed and | gifts exchanged. Elsie Benson will a as oe j home for the January meeting. low heels saddie heels Stick Good Mixer The sticks that come in ice cream bars make good paste ap- plicators and fingerpaint-mixers | fo- your kids. A doctor's tongue | .| depressor, tempting as it seems | for the purpose, should be disposed | of permanently (because of germs) Hunters’ Ball Wednesday evening’s Square Set | Dance held at Wever School. Mem- bers danced in a setting of wood- land scenes. Harry Anderson was master of ceremonies. Guests for the evening were the Ralph McMichaels, William Beck- ett, Diane Hardy, Mrs. Wilson | Palazini, the John Fritchers and Betty Cariveau. Callers were Sam Joan, Harry Olson. Jack Price and James | Thompson. “Refreshments were /served by Pete Messeman-and the | Art Yargers. The group will hold la Christmas party on Dec. 15 sHE’LL Yes, the SINGER® ° projects. But there’s a limited g . as 3.. *A Trade Mark of ne sores m0. 00. SINGER SEWING CENTER 102 N. Seginew 177 W. Meple Pontiac Birminghem 99” Ma- , Chine is high in value and low in price. It makes light work of children’s clothing, slipcovers. curtains and other useful ~~ BUY SINGER AND BE ASSURED .."': OF QUALITY AND SERVICE. oe ALWAYS | ewer PP Am Hunter's Ball was the theme of | jp “""~ a h junless the doctor will donate you | a fresh one. ,STAPP'S $3953555555555555555555 Special Selling : Gow for Youn Young Genuine authentic cowboy boots. Decorated in contrasting colored inlay leather. Tots’ sizes 414-8. Regular $4.95 $295 pr. JUVENILE BOOTERY 28 E. Lawrence St. rad } | 2&4 Anderson. Melvin Norberg. Sid | | DOWN PAYMENT |" AS LOW AS 10” 4 * +. uanuity so ACT NOW! 4, _ FE 2-0811 MI 4.0050 ie Ot mee “CUMMERBUND” e heel-hugging, toe-free fit e cork-foam insole cushioning e ( » 4 1075 Announces Goldkette Program| Plans Party Use Plastic Tape For the ends of legs of kitchen | stools which just ¢an‘t- seem to! ” keep rubber tips on, here's a solu- | tion: tape them with black plastic | . electrician's tape. This will make | © 3 | = ‘ , oe | 4) pie ee a 9 a m 4 )! \ AS 4 Ul r i ; s , j : ; x, Pras THE PONTIAG PRESS, THURSDAY, _ DECEMBER 2.1954 : = oe iy 5 mss ‘ 48 Wi. Segitow St. GIRLS’ nARTY sienna: ‘BLOUSES 2.95 7.95 49 © White, Pastels © 3-6, 7-14; §-14 IDEAL GIFTS FOR GIRLS ORLON SWEATERS 3.95 'e 7.95 © Fine gauge, interlock © Sipon, Cardigan © Magic array of colors © 34, 7-14, 8-14 PARTY SKIRTS 3.95 10.95 © Velvet, tatteta © Solid and embroidered © Circle, Pleats ® Can Can Petticoats Young Folk Shop—Lower. Floor _ , WINTER SAVINGS GIRLS’ and PRE-TEENS’ GUAT oALE 18 - 124 -'98 Values to 39.95 @ Coat savings now @ At height of season .@ Some with slacks @ 100% wool suedes @ Fleeces, tweeds @ Lovely winter colors @ 3-6x, 7-14, 8-14 TRY A TREAT...THE PUMP WITH THE ELASTIC COLLAR! @ new chamois-soft lining e soft-toe lightness mn @ BLACK @ BLUE @ RED 48 N. THE SHOE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL FIT gently hugging as its name implies... i Can't gap when you flex your foot—thanks ae ot ee o* ‘eabindint ey eee « andes aller eat ote tlie il vides hates UR amas 4 hls “ 2 Pn gE “The Cummerbund” (flotteringly, yet so light-moving) is more like a second : skin than a shoe! | Sprint for the bus in it.) Dance for hours it Can't slip fromy your heel 4 xt 3 “3 : % i to the elastic collar—newest Naturalizer fit-perféction' And its look -high half heel is your sly comfort secret. "THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER aie 198% : Bod . THIRTY-ONE ; “e. oC as PARK FREE we. foe oes . 5 Convenient : ° _ ° sa aigaon ~ BUY NOW! ae —_ _ CHARGES MADE POST GPrIGE NOT DUE _° 1, TH —— FEB. 10th PONTIAC HOTEL ; . : RIKER GARAGE : * Have your parking ticket stamped when OUR PARTY DRESSES ARE STARTING THE SEASON HOLIDAY DRESSES Lustrous dresses designed to enlighten festivities. ». 24.95 and 39.95 (We've elegant empires) (We've bouffant beauties) (We've the latest from Paris) @ Like your waistline high? @ Wont to whittle your waist? @ Prefer your torso more so? @ Balerina or formal length, white, lovely holiday colors. @ Junior and misses’ sizes in either length. Better Dresses—Second Floor HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN HANDLE SHEFFIELD SERVING PIECES 4.9.95 & 14.95 Two-Piece Salad Set..... 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Skirts @ Navy with Light Blue @ Navy with Aqua @ Sizes 10 to 18 < ‘tin a * ie oa ml a eS ae A a Robes—Main Floor ® sLekinge THE CIFT THAT NEVER MISSES o¢¢ 1.35 If she “has every- thing” o Gift Certi- @ Look to the details smart slimming lines BRAND NEW SPECIAL PURCHASE HOLIDAY COATS SPECIALLY PRICED = 30.00 ficate in any amount makes it possible for her to select a gift of her @ Look i cheeing _ ees ~ —@ 100% wool @ Wool interlined @ Look to the colors s @ Tweed @ Milium lined exciting ond new ~ @ Fleece te @ Beige, pastels, plaid @ In Sholeens you'll see @ Zibeline © Junior end misses’ a lovelier you ‘ , = * Cashmere blend sizes @ Sizes 8% to 11 . : @ Full length @ Also dork colors Hesiery—Maia Fleer Coat Sclon—Secoad Floor ~ ¥ : : : a ; £ ECEMBER 2, 1054 Friday - Saturday Only! | Wife 45; Holland. | 48< A Breakiast Delight! Filled Doras & * 36° ‘ PARK FREE in Rear of Our Store Open Every Night “til 9:30 core 6 3< THOMAS PASTRY SHOP “Made Fresh and Sold Fresh” 121 West Huron near Cass Across from Grand Trent Station | ritt. t | bor is at San Pedro, Calif. ot County Medical Auxiliary on Wednesday evening. Hostesses | Ralph’ Wigent and Mrs. Ross Por- Modejs for a fashion show given during the evening. were Joan Kiley, Mrs. Bengt Pulls, Merna Way, Alma Vrvig and Eve Richey World's largest man-made-har RES PBS os ¥ ‘ ; ‘ ; i? : S, THURSDAY, by? ie rif Hi i ii rl Missionary Group Holds Meetin The Poutiae Press Photes | tive students attending the Tele- | Job’s Daughters Bethel five members,‘are preparing for “Sentimental Snowfall,” | atrica, (left to right) Pat Zielke of Berwick boule- | Saturday evening's dance to be held from 9 'vard, Mary Moore of Sheridan street and | p.m. to 12 in Roosevelt Masonic Temple on | Elizabeth Rockefeller of East Iroquois road | State avenue. * he ae —_ ~—_i ee tii, 4 , eens make it the most glamorous Christmas she’s ever had! | | — ee ee i i — - ——af GACT & oe Fabulous Close-Out on Entire Stock of LADIES’ SUITS and COATS Now’ Under Way! Her gift will sparkle under the it comes from OSMUN’S velveteen princess jumper dramatically dark for smart winter season wear ... and a definite must for holiday wardrobes. Sizes‘ 10-16, and in black only. 14.95 solid scarlet. 15.00 and scrabble robes Another Shipment of THE VAGABOND .. . Exclusiveily Ours -.. @ treasure of Fashion... gay, glamorous and charming as its name... styled by Chippewa and presented in original 100% virgin wool fabrics of beautiful and colorful fancy checks, plaids and 16.95 Matching Skirts 12.95 s the name is the same as that in cotton quilt is this bright red and white. Duster 8.95 Other Robes to $35 famous game... charming and pert Every Night Starting short sleeve cardigan sweater a glittering gift for HER short sleeved sweater with white angora collar moonstone, sunshine, or lilac dust - 100% virgin wool Gorlam. Sizes 34-40. 9.95 DOWNTOWN STORE, 51 North Saginaw Park FREE While Shopping at Osmun's 3.PC. MATCHED SET Train Case 21” Week End Conpice SPT)95 26” Pullman Samsonite Skyway American Tourister Luggage for Ladies and Men Initials and | Gift Wrapped Free! PHILIP'S sporting €coae 79 North Saginaw Street STAPP'S oe Gift tippers | Special selling of a group of assorted styles and colors of lovely girls’ slippers. Just wonderful for Christmas. Tots’ 8's to 3's. Values to $4.45 $1°9 ~~" pr. . i urea . ST APP'S JUVENILE BOOTERY 28 E. Lawrence St. 5 fey cel HL F : : Homemakers’ Missionary Armstrongs Are Inviting: |60 to Cocktail Party road will entertain at dinner in their home. Next Saturday evening Mr, and « Mrs. William B. Hargreaves will SPSSFSFIVSFSFIFFSFSFS55% S. V. Norton of have left to spend Palm Beach, Fla. . Davis, Mrs. Frank J. McGinnis and Mrs. Ray Cun- Sorority Has Yule Party Wednesday Marie McGill was hostess Wednesday evening in her East Iroquois road home for a Chtrist- mas party and business meeting of Xi Alpha Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. A program on table decorations was presented by Mrs. William Cheal emphasizing the history of chinaware. Mrs. Robert Graham gave a talk on “Things About Us,” relating to home decorations. Christmas gifts were exchanged by members and names were drawn for secret pals for the coming year. Mrs. Pat Race of Clarkston was a guest. 3359955559 55555555559957 a prorent fon. +g yes, treat and pamper yourself with several poirs of these gay “at home” fashion favorites ...soft os a kiss, cozy and comfortable with foom ‘cushion from heel to toe. ebb =: foe Gold Metallic, Silver or Black >_< Eg ; * where A _ Holiday Should | Be Ser Saas. setae : * Bright Oecasion . | Saetems, Suenkh selene’ ant ih a or , Sparkling pair te be worn only in ‘The finish of your car is no ee. ~ * : $ - eek. ; r » a od oe oD 6 ‘ af ¥ i, . . a # __. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 pod et) . ts ; dae Se t ~- . 7 Pretty and Gay Bri ngs Out '|as Fiesta Morn Gay Beauty © | rp seme, mee Warm, Splendid, All of « woman's yearnings for |Ship are ‘ E te z i long robe. aoe And this ts as it should be. | Sovveg” versions, *Cenvertibie The holidays——from the first | conars have a new look of width. should be warm and splendid. at the top or deeply open. with Colors should be.rich, bomes| yards of bright beads, ‘Spanish should be inviting, women should style, filling the neckline. ; ij ai 7 uit 1 tt it eet | ti : i (i it B t i eo a. |Automobile Finish at Not Hard fo Clean the core of winter, can be a help. harder to keep clean than the fin- “ ish on your refrigerator, gas range. be passed off pink or purple.’ This is a frankly | fake addition that has its own | sto er S sparkle to point up the gleam of | freshly-washed and set hair. With : Watch Gauges | COLOGNE COLLECTION... for Auto Care —s,_— Storming het box tied wis ott | of her favorites! A different | Watch the gauges! It doesn't tor acth emai BE ax tac 3.46 ammeter shows the battery is charging properly; and that the water temperature is normal. i Any deviation from these indi- | eates the need for attention—and all you need to do is drive in to your dealer, or gas service station for a check. Most cases a minor adjustment—such as adding water to the battery, checking engine oil or radiator water, will do the trick. coer Faw con | (LQONAN’S To k an open can of putty from drying out, cover it with} Where Quality Counts water before replacing the lid— as tightly as you can. \72 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-0161 YOUR LAST CHANCE to SAVE in OUR REMOVAL SALE! | We're Moving Next Week to Our New Store at 87 North Saginaw Street! Off Every Pair of Shoes in Stock! 115 Pairs DRESS SHOES What's left. All famous $ make shoes, broken lots 3 Pr. and sizes. DIEM’S Shoe Store “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had!” 12 West Huron Street Open Friday ‘til 9 FE 2-2492 in nylon tricot a es seen in Medemotselle Prettiest Slip of the Seaso by % - So completely, elegamthy feminine! Its beautiful foral-embroidered bodice is bottom are s-foam with fine imported French lace. White, pink clove, blue flower, black. Sixes 320042. - ‘ Tricot. LOVELY, of nylon tricot , Will warm Her Heart on Christmas Morn. A practical gift is an exciting gift $58 » 5108 Each Slip Individually Gift Boxed Open a Convenient Charge Account at Peggy’s for All Your Christmas Gifts Beautitul THIRTY-THREE LUXITE Lingerie - of the season Imported French Lace Trim on Beautiful Nylon $598 the most beautiful lingerie a ae es * a” * x aes pee. 4 % er % € \ & THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,, DECEMBER 2, 1954. Cafeteria Dinner. Set by-Emerson PTA A cafeteria style dinner will be }-spqnsored by the Emerson School PTA Thursday evening with prs. Anton Koenig srving as general | chairman, assisted by Mrs, Lee Harris. Also making arrangements are Mrs. John Schatzly,. Mrs. Fred Henry, Mrs. Peter Larson, Mrs. Charles-G. Nash, Mrs, Ira Lewis, ——. a ul _ | BLANKETS - They Last ~ CHRISTMAS GIFT ANOTHER CARLOAD OF 3 | Get Yours o QS , | While | e Rayon-Nylon Blend © Large Size-72x84" ¢ Thick—Luxurious > ° Beautiful Colors S 40th Annual Michigan Welfare Conference Held “Communication, Michigan. Invitations here were and Coordiriation: in So Wel-| issued by the Pontiac Area United coat Suigeh Woh Com| Amie thong eicitina annual Michigan those ference which closed Wednesday Gis meen core Ses. Sado Dee at the Hotel Statler, Detroit. | nison, executive secretary of the The three day conference was| Volunteer Bureau and public re- arranged by the League, which ts| lations director of the Pontiac a state-wide association of citizens| Area United “Fund; and Kari and organizations working for the| Bradley, assistant director of the improvement of. welfare, health| United Fund. and recreational programs in) - arthur Heaton of the Oakland as ee a H Ackerman -and E. L. Wind- Ensemble Entertains | circ the Northern Oakland Girl Business Women Scout Council; and Oriole Endel- man, director of the - Michigan Children’s Aid Society and Marian Bishin. “Mrs. Marie McCracken, Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton and Mrs. Jenne Walters,‘ also of the Chil- ee ee Still others were Camp bell and Mrs. Everett Spurlock, home service director of the Amer- ten fd Coens; Cte Sipabiey of the County Bureau of So- cial aid; and Madeleine Half, di- tector, and Mrs.° Elsie’ Lifton, psychiatric workers, from the Pon- tiac Child Guidance Clinic. Mrs. Fred LL. Haushalter, president of the beard of the YWCA was one of five new mem- |; For Christmas Giving! §| tremve cectea te me beet Knitting $ 1 50 directors Wednesday. Bags, from ... — The conference included general @| and concurrent sectional meetings Fancy $98 on problems of those services con- Aprons, from . —— @ | cerned with the health and welfare the : and ntteier Cl Tuceday— of physically, mentally 3 to 5 P.M. & 6:30 to 8 P.M. those of the migrant and older workers. Oxford Shop The group planned organization 59. W. Huron FE 4-7212 | of welfare corresponding to that of Across from Detrett Edison the Council of Agencies on the ' state level. Exquisite Lingerie—Slips, - Gowns, Negligee ......... 1.95 to 29.95 - Robes—Quilted, Nylon, Flannel, Sitks, Cottons ...... -+-7.95 to 49.95 Blouses, Suit Styles, Dress and Casual Styles... . .4.49 to 39.00 |] Sweaters, Classic and Jeweled , Scoop-Neck Styles ........ 4.95 t0 49.95 / Costume jewelry, Rhinestone and New Ropes and Chains. .1.00 to 50.00 , Evening Skirts, Velvet, Silks, Brocade “Sally Victor’ Scarfs Bieicieleleieleie a sisiecasae Matching Handkerchiefs of Layaway Christmas Gifts Now We're Open Friday Eves. De' Cor Shot 48 North Perry In the Pontiec Hotel Lobby Automatic Electric Double Bed Size BLANKETS @ Safe, 3 Wire Systems @ Waterproof @ Fully Gucranteed The automatic electric blanket Is cov- ered by an unconditional guarantee and will be replaced by Kresge’s if tound detective within one yer. Although this is the lowest priced electric blanket yet to be offered, it ls manufactured by the largest pro- ducer of electric blankets and is com- parable to most famous makes sold at higher prices U. L. Approved—Not Just Sate—But Foolproof iG" 100% Wool Filled First Quality A warm, quolity comforter priced unusually low! These rayon satin beauties ore all-wool filled; each reversible side in o different stunning color. Cut size is 72” x 84”. Shop early! = G59 OPEN EVERY NIGHT “til 9 PLM. o's Starting STORM BOOTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Mother & Sister Dad & Brother BOWL SIMPLEX All rubber, fleece lined, zip front. Contrasting All rubber, fleece lined. cuff. Zip front. Child’s 8 to'12 ‘Misses’ 12 to 3 Women’s 4 to 10 $4.98 Pi to ‘Henge $5.48 $s. to 12 =. $5.98 Boys & Men WATERTITE Lightweight buckle boot, 4 buckles. Fleece lined. Girls & Misses RIVIERA Fashion gaiter, side zip- per. Brown, red. youths’ ..... $4.48 yoy $4.48 Boys’ ....... 94.78 Misses Ss $4.78 Men's ....... $4.98 Women? $4.98 r Gorgeous gowns to flatter This is Rappi’s ribbon riot. It has rows and rows of ribbon on net. The bodice is strapless, then molded in taffeta low over the hip. Worn around the shoulders is a whisper of tulle for a touch of the demure. PHS Play Shows Talent, Skill for Serious Script By CORENNA MORTON the talent that has been evident A switch to the more serious| im previous performances. side of drama the versatil- Nagging, soul-sa Granny was ity of Pontige High drama- | played ler by Martha tists last night, as their production, | Varney, and Leah Mae MacNutt “On Borrowed Time,” cackled amusingly through the role of Demetria, Pud's hypocriti- cal maiden aunt, out to get his and | male, did an about-face and took the part of Gramp's serious-mind- ed doctor. Professional timing and expert vocal inflection turned a minor part into an important role. _A natural for the part, he car-| Jim North as Mr. Brink accom- ried many lines and moods plished the stiff, eerie effect the prone the play with seeming-| part demanded. y little effort. Unexpected under- provided proper | Standing of the role made his one | bochgrouad for the action, and ex- prairies Professional jobs of | ceptional make-up combined to ponent create a fine production, | A small but amusing part of a Scrub Under Sink boy caught by the seat of his pants in an apple tree was played by another Crofoot student, Jon Gary.} white you're down on your knees scrubbing the floor, don't forget to give the plumbing underneath the sink a scrubbing with hot soapsuds, too. . her the year ‘round. They are availabe in a choice of many delicate pastel colors. A perfect Christ- mas gift. , Sizes 34 to 38 Also in large sizes 40 to 46 in rayon from 3.98 ( / li ed Shoes for | Young Folks 26 W, Huron tn nylon from 6.98 ¢ v) 4494 Dixie Hwy. . OR. 3-7224 _ (Next to State Bank) i ’ ‘ { / : ’ ; ii j j ; ‘ ‘ Pp + f ® » « ; j : _* * .% ’ * » ¢ \ | : i , / ¢ E ai : . ‘ ‘4 F ' j i . s ‘ + Ve | , : } : ; ‘. . \F 4, ‘oe , / ® ; > t 4 ws oe y * : xe : ; es; * : . ~ Ei te #THE\PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2,'1954 | “ TMIRTY-FIVE «a = . : oo eas «: ss dal - - . Mw . _ ; te ‘Hair Stylist - a WEEE, Workshop Set *. |Keep Insects Out a ___ * ‘iV hy x ‘cae » seldom Serving Good Food Since 1929! ‘Gives Away’ by Garden Club ata rug, fill jocae igun with Artcklacte—-Luccheaita i? is | BM cael rm end Caress c| tees 02 Son eae he ne RIKER FOUNTAIN His Art a : ee, aS Sy : | Aa Spray the flor under ibe rug, the ,, ) , af ; ; we sociation announce that Dec. 10/ underside of the rug, then the top. Lobby of Riker Bidg. It'll last a year. : ; . Im other words, he is giving une women who lap up his beauty hints the ability to say “poof” to Weekly sessions be offers, Mr. Vite group, 4 7 shares his beauty tips with great + Gerald . psoas ee ee Mrs. D. C. Bell, Mrs. Duane Lur- use. Mrs. For instance, most Women's Se Oe Ge . i ; ; , ~ oy a . Speed is essential,” he claims. Leisure Shirt ; “The sooner you get the net on Fine in W 1 Soe SES resoncce.| save over 1/2 on r success you have.” He suggests tive ‘ for a cheerful, warni = 2 setting lotion or beer to moisten men ’ Gelight. They - . the hair for the set. wool shirt is a true : ‘ “Use as few pins as possible,” are just the thing to slip into for . . 7 Mr Vito advises. “Also pin the hours of idleness, poovidiag eat) D f S t hair where you want the actual “i? gentle rrvege tad cmos S| resses Y Coa S§ ee por swear z! curl to be when you're done. The ens yc warned the male should be , \ rer ponl rll gant bascer a wool srt sults him ‘est. 1s be fi ation." : : Pe Mrs Clifford H. Dison, Mrs. Buel E-\ 4 may bassar to be hell Pte eee ee: | —— UNTRIMMED COATS—|_ | On using a hair net, Mr. Vito = . . it outdeors? 4 aise has come tips. Put & oa |Starr and Mrs. George B. Catlin (left to Christmas fo be held in Franklin Ten took for s warm wool fannel: ae eon " with —_ and don’t squash the /rivht) all of Franklin are making prepara- Community Hall on Dec. 10 from 10 a.m. | model. Is it strictly for, television ; : ’ — it _—_— ag out |f#ons for the annual greens workshop and |\to 9 p.m. . . _— “ yo —— Saad $ $ $ s es ee - al ° wool ig right. Both fabrics are : - ; combing away from that several ; ailable in cheerful . small ee tee (HOG Caldron, 70 ms luncheons aren emove Ink Stain —_— = Lge . | ment. He says that 9 per cent} Plans Projects rs. Glen Jolly, Mrs. William An-| You can always tell a. woman) soft gray worsted flannel slacks is . tines eee ae Members of Iraq Cald 70 and Mrs. Wayne Scott were Sort pet pall Sees Oe on ee . ° are "| hostesses Christmas ngers. These come remember to. to tailor down and torwand naar dl or ones | Daughters of Mokanna made plans during ts ing = oa cam ree bed wh the the cuffs pom the holiday season Reg. 39.98 Reg. 59.98 Reg. 69.98 Reg. 89.98 with back and side interest. for several projects at their - : y _ ” if you aren't sure of the proper , . He ‘explains that one of the | Wednesday evening meeting held|Pgtient in Hospital |“c* moistened head of a match. | length. @ oll famous makes, -nationally © over a dozen luxurious fabrics purposes of combing the hair in| in their hall. Committees were advertised ° this way is to make the bottom | named for a money-making proj-| Karen Hayden of North Perry|] | ee * © © @ @ some milium lined, others wool hair appear thicker and stand/ect to be held on Dee. 11. street is convalescing in St. Joseph . ” ° 2 @ in a wide range of misses ond lined away from the head. Mrs. Russel] Cutler announced! Mercy Hospital. e - e junior sizes ° e . ; @ drastic reductions from our own M « 2 Woité —Fur Trimmed COATS— : e @ imagine . . . values up to $119! Some cash- ce eo © meres, too! § . @ choose from nine luxurious types of fur! . . @ six styles, six colors . . . surely one for you! spaced, diffused and exciting! R @ sizes 8-18, 1412-202. Hurry in and save $$$! misses magic-crepe eS es ——BETTER DRESSES "| 33 $8 10 Don’t you wait to see the senity: of dle, new, Reg. 14.98 Reg. 17.98 Reg. 24.98 Reg. 29.98 lustrous, rayon fobric *@ one ond two piece styles in a @ for juniors, halfs,-women’s sizes! they call Magic-crepe! dozen fabrics! @ all fall colors and at terrific sav- Drapes beoutifully @ for street, afternoon, dressy ings! with prints fore- wear! casting spring! One won't be fF’ enough when SU iTS - you see : their =| 13 $23 528 dollar look . «. hurry in today! navy, grey Reg. 17.98 Reg. 49.98 Reg. 69.98 chal ees @ |2 luxurious fabrics to select! @ for misses, juniors, G half sizes! Sizes 10 to 16. @ 10 handsome fall styles to @ over a dozen fall colors! choose! \ Snes ‘Forget the Convertible Santa- | Just Bring Malings ~ SPORTSWEAR —— 10_pair of 5.98 Wool Flannel Bermuda Shorts, 10-16 es Welte's Dresses—Third Floor young styling plus comfort of lowered heel! 88 , 12 pairs of 8.98 Black Watch Bermuda Shorts, 10-16 he ' 2 paradise snookie 90 pairs of 7.98 assorted slacks, sizes 10 to 20..... 1 be 15 suede or calf $35 sport coats, 10-20, 5 colors.... 13°° 56 KNIT DRESSES including Lass 0’ Scotland in wool and orlon, all sizes, colors a SE SID P28 |. Reg. 8.98 Reg. 14.98 Reg. 29.98 Reg. 39.98 100 Wool Flannel! Skirts, reg. to 14.95, 88 88 including Sacony, 10-20 Saveweeses eee A & o sg9gon. Maling Shoes “50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Opes Friday Evesiags i , . Waite's Women's Shoes—Street Floor Waite's Fashion Center—Third Floor 10 and 4A to B. Get yours today! . - * ‘ | s : x 7 . ’ . ‘ ‘ | % td ll 3 } ~~» = - , - ? ’ iP e P A. ° ; 4- 4 ’ St _° . . ei # an ' B ; ci ‘eo ; ; | ‘ Ps c 1 | é v . . » 4 : al . ‘ ’ eer eae P * ¢ * THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 bd 1 ocean ama ea is, 2 , } ; ‘ t Tide’ Answers’ Reversed Seasons Supplied I tire Couple Finds ‘Swimming Sacrificing — — OM OS we can take in 2 3 Q QO. 5 ee ee ANNE HEYWOOD ~ 3 Femininity say behaund end Useve arial triends, og Me out a really weird way of living even: - ‘Is Wrong Tailored Strictly re ' Business Clothes Are Antiquated By EMILY PosT A letter tells me: ‘I have been a business woman for many years, and in my early training was taught always to dress conserva- tively for the office. By this I meen, tailored suits and blouses and very little jewelry. I am the personnel director of a large company ‘and it seems that the latest trend, according to the. new girls coming here to work, and who are fresh out of college, Jongs to an era when a woman in businegs Was rare. I would very much appreciate your opinion on this subject.” g ree 1 3 cf i ree . i HTH Het : New Upholsteries No Trick to Clean It's no trick at all to keep the omeggreageret (Cracker Barre] Feeling|s~* | - Lives in Spite of Time . Ve strokes with a damp, soft cloth and mild detergent will keep them clean of ordinary soiling. Ink, paint or grease will respond to a quick wipe-up. PETUNIA! i Your polishing cloths Stay fresher, far. If you Keep em Ina jar / With a ught screw-on hd, Petunia. Anda used coffee €an is good too. 4 *, € * y | > + eae aed Bg a - jee eee) ies J 4’ < ' we E> oP: im +. « a LZ , . s , 4785 sizes 36-32 by fornna Haloms How to look pretty on kitchen duty? Make this colorful cover- Pieter Buetaee jup! It's as bright as a sunny | spring morning, with gay rickrack, | appliqued posies. See that simple | Princess line—so slimming to the heavier figure! And it’s extra | oan to sew—to iron. | Pattern 4785: Women's sizes 36, 138, 40, 42, 44, 4%, 48, 50, 52. Size (36. 3 . yards 35-inch: applique | transfer This pattern easy to use simple to sew, is tested for fit. Has com plete illustrated instructions Send 35 cents in coins for this | pattern—add 5 cents for each pat itern for first-class mailing. Send | to Anne Adams. care of 137 Pon- tiac Press Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th St.. New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone | size and style number. ne Jos —s ay Spt S* Old. Sagging Mattresses Rebuilt Like New in f =6. Just One Day! 4 Ss 4 oa “2 2 ; Call in the morning — we, wiil deliver your old mattress that SAME DAY — rebuilt like ye new! Onty quality materials used ‘ : Oxford Mattress Co. - 3 ie 332 West Huron Street bi p FE 2-7695 food locker. The red-not, pot-bel- For youngsters with an allowance here is the perfect and lap size. The lovely colors appearing in the. designs Christmas gift for mother. Handsome new trays featuring enhance a British oa clever character designs are available in two sizes, serving | k background. By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE For the first time in years I'm going to have the fun of doing my Christmas shopping in a country store. True, progress has moved into Skin Davis’ and where the | pickle and cracker barrels used to stand, there is now a frozen lied stove has been supplanted by central heating. and Skin's helper. Joe, uses an adding machine in | stead of a stub of pencil to tot up | my purchases. , But the feeling of the country store is there. Everybody samples the merchandise, uses first names | and gossips cheerfully a neighberhood news—that Jack Don- aldson may buy a trailer and go | to Florida; that some mischievous boys were caught toppling over the | headstones in the old abandoned | cemetery south of town There's no local newspaper nor is it missed. The walls of the store serve. Thus, on an emer- gency visit to pick up some birth. day oddments, | learned from a hand-icttered notice on a piece of. cardboard that the Samwvon- vile Fire Department was throwing a pancake supper, that a nearby farmer was holding a public sale and that the hour for the egg money fer her own per- sonal use.” Alas, the Missus. can't bolster her holiday buying by trading in her- eggs at Skin's any more—not because Skin wouldn't do it, but because the Law says that all eggs have to be candied and graded, hard to do at home. O, tempora, o, mores! , Lubricate Skin With Natural . Body Lotion Does your skin have that parched, drawn feeling? Wintry winds, steam heat and frequent baths have a tendency to dry-up the natural oils of the skin. A well- known all over body lotion will help lubricate your skin and re- store all-over softness Apply this penetrating lotion after your bath, before you are completely dry. Yoa'll find that it spreads easily and disappears quickly, leaving your skin smooth and tresh You'll find it relaxing. refresh ing and soothing with a delicate light fragrance that will not. in- trude on your perfume and cologne Even its color is softly feminine— the palest of pale pinks This all over body penetrating because it is laden Methodist church service had been changed. Skin elder statesman, in his role of jus- itice of the peace, was issuing licenses to three men who looked like prospective hunters, reassur- ing somebody on the telephone | about an electric light failure. | choosing ripe melons for me and | advising two little boys about | nickel candy bars, modern version of jaw-break@rs. and licorice ropes On the outside at least my coun try store remains true to the past “There was commonly a perch or raised platform at the front for convenient loading and wn- | leading of farm wagons with either a hitching rack or sled | shelter nearby bobsieds,"’ writes Gerald Carson in The American Heritage, mag- azine about our past, published under the augpices of the Amer- ican Asseciation for State and Local Histery and The Society of | American Historians. The high porch at Skin's hasn't changed though it is now used for unloading trucks. The space form erly occupied by wagons and bob sleds has been preempted by auto- mobiles and the hitching rack re- placed by gasoline pumps. But vegetables—including fresh-pulled corn. locally grown tomatoes, cu- cumbers. turmps and such in sea- son—are heaped outside the door And on the porch the philosophers gather ip good weather to tell tall tales as Gerald Carson says they did in the old days The whole family still goes along on hohday shopping e\cursions too, though the picture today is somewhat different from Carson's the youngsters sitting on a bed of wheat or oat straw jn the light spring wagon or the heavier «farm wagon. Father would throw in a few live chickens, legs tied together. stash away a bucket of |cream, or load jn whatever butter | they had on hand | The boys would take along their pelts—not many so early in the season—and Mother would be in charge of the eggs. Thig last item was of particular im portance to her, since it was a for wagons or | the community's young | with a rich, nourishing supply of | Send 25 cents in coins for this esters and cholesterols—the nearest elements to natural skin oils yet to be discovered After every bath, use this. body lotion and your skin will lose that t.ght. dried-up feeling. You will feel silky smeoth from head to toe. lotion is | ; ty FLY 3 barely squeaked along. All winter we lived in the city apartment, but after we paid the food and utilities, there was nothing left. We had no new clothes, could never enteretain or go out, couldn't even replate a wornout slipcover. Then, in the summer, we'd move to the shoré, and it would be the same thing—just existing, no ex- Finally,’ got a big brainstorm. Places like ours at the shore, fully furnished, bring huge~ seasori rentals from people who want a country sum- mer. And. at the same time, places like ours in the city, fully Modern Autos Real Dreamy by Sanna Whadde | Lovable little animals keep baby |company in slumber-land! -m- broider this cozy-warm quilt that's a circus. farm, zoo — all in one! | Pattern 890: Animal quilt!) Em- broidery motifs, applique patches, 32 x 4 inches | diagrams ‘ter Who could ask ‘tor anything | more beautiful? Today's automobiles have cer- tainly reached the dream car stage in their colors. Just look at some of the beautiful colors: Dover White, mindful of England's chalky cliffs; Victoria, a regal, medium- toned blue; two greens with Erin's fresh charm—Belfast, deep and rich, and Galway, a dazzling jaunty hue; a pottery blue designated Staf- ford: and a brilliant yellow named Condor Also, a bright Cherokee Red. challenging as a war cry;- and the softer bronze red known as Titian: Gulf Turquoise, a vibrant, sun-drenched blue-green; and Cas- cade. the blue of cool bright wa- Make Holiday Greetings How about“ your Christmas cards? Have you given any thought to sending greetings to your friends? You like to receive cards and your friends do too, so how about making some for your Christmas greetings to them? These Christmas cards are. dif- ferent and you can make them to IF big-bosomed— ‘Clean Lamp Well Don't do a half-way job when in the new silhouette and this the | you clean lamps. Take the globe ~ , > 4£¢ | Mrs. B. B.—Turtle neck satin | blouse not for you. Less exagger- ated bustline, and eased waist are are many luxurious but not shiny fabrics you can wear. {Recent Births Below are recent. .births which have been reported to the Pontiac Health Department. The name of the father is given for each child. Beys “Wiliam L. Pord, Royal Oak Lyle A. Thompson, 51 Pine 6t James D. . Lake Orton Vernon G. Cornell, 3236 Greenwood Wile Barnett Jr.. 217 Hughes St James H. Wheeler 8r., Royal Oak Edwin A. Kukuk, 252 South Edith William M. Hutchins, Birminghem Robert K. Priesner, Birmingham James P. Terminelli, Farmington Arthur H. McQuinn, Drayton Plains Donald D. Helgemo, 5848 Aylesbury St Jack G. Henkins, Clarkston Burton M. Fleok, Drayton Plains Donald L. Aldrich, Walled Lake Paul P. Walencik, 37's South Shiriey Roy W. Martin, Royal Oak rt BE. Dean, Rochester Harry W. Lawson. 37 Seneca Lester Fox, 500%, Meadow 8t Prank J. Bozynski, Rochester Prank L. Smith, Rochester William Holland, Clarkston | C. Piebeikorn, Utica | Russell Dillon, Utica William A. Schats, Leake Orion Herbert J. Allen, 1340 North Perry St Jose A. Perge, 362 Oakland Ave Leo 8. Munsil, Ortonville j eo R. Womack, 2733 Newberry Rd t. 4 Darid BE Wood, Clarkston Felton Williams, 554% Lake St John R. Wethy, 746 East Mansfield Clyde EB. Keiser, Drayton Plains Charies L. Irwin, Metamora Ray Burhans. 79 Pinegrove Ant C. Gutierrez: Oxfotd Purl Silk. 40 Edward 8t Sidhey A. McDonald, 8801 Ponjiac ACROSS 1 First exile tsland for Jay E. Stockwell, 580 N. Cass Lake Rd | fit the person who is to receive them. Buy some plain white en- paper, Measure ci . have made a snow man and have cut him from white paper. |in red. Sign your name, and the icard is ready to go!- | You may want to make several cut out figures so that you will have different desgins to send. These are fun to make. Marriage License Applications Carol Anderson, 68 Union Mildred C. Terry, 14 8. Edith francis A. Bain, Milford Joan M_ Kinstle, Milford Wilbert 6. Nowlin 23 6. Paddock Ardis E. Cooley, 303 Raeburn Waldo EB, Deaton, Rochester Mary L. Enias, Rochester @ric C. Cox, Walled Lak Loes M. McKaig, Walled Lake Robert H. Schwartewalder. Royal Oak Constance L. McKinney, Royal Oak Robert J. Hilka, Waterford Sandra J Prack. Waterford Robert L. Wells, Clawson Delores E.. Hunt. Clawson James E. McEnrue, Pint Teresa EB. Tersigni, Clarkston Peter C. Johnson, Ferndale Betty L Hall, Detroit Momer W Taylor, Highland Part Yvonne Perry, Ferndale Alfred BE. Powell, 1877 Cypress Velma J. McKee, 2368 Devondsle Christopher BE. Boyle Jr., Hast Lansing Margaret R. Schroeder, 33 Murphy _ Theodore Elich, South Lyen Theresa Carron, South Lyon Lawrence E. Roberts, Hasel Park Dolores M. Lederoot, Hasel Park Raymond HH Folford. Clarkston Virginia L. Allen, Clarkstoa Jerome J Kurkowski, Roya! Oat Maxine M. Cramer, Ferndale Burton Crawford, Berkley | Eve L. Koshewita, Royal Oak Charlies DeRaud, Detrott Mabel E. King. Berkley Pau! Mitchell, 4000 Cass-Elizabeth Lake Rd Estella Kiriako. 273 EB. Pike Robert F. Herman, Detrott Ellen R. Bjake. Royal Oak Michael Tomek. Harrow Ontarie Marte I[ilich, Royal Oak Robert W. Rooke, Detroit Constance F Young. Birmingham Paul E Morton, Rockwood Lilian L Groves. 833 Orlande Kenneth A Kieyn Amn Arbor Janet L Caryl Birmingham A C Smith, Ortonville Catherine J. Phillips, Lake Orton Marian FE Pedersen. Hagel Park } Charlotte I. Miller, Hagel Park | ! ‘ Dale C Allen. Oxford Carol A Swain, Oxford Prank K. Brown. 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Warm Winter Jackets “re Tatcee | SMOG oe area Seisre® wus 5h* with ih ued 5g” — ‘vom rae eentrasting trim, from * ? . ’ . ™ * iy . i : cteaieemainiaaiiities jhe — ; a igi ia j \ aig Bay t ‘ Se ‘ 7 - * . 6 gee PE ri ee Sore, me er oh a iy Pe eee 3 ' le a ‘ , * + ‘THE PONTIAC “pauss. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 THIRTY-NINE SEEDY] i — "WORTH OF GROCERIES TO BE AA 000 GIVEN AWAY! FRIDAY and SATURDAY! HURRY! ocx: eit LOW PRICEL ISBEST CANNED GOODS YOUR CHOICE :. "3 GOLDEN CORN “e3 GREEN BEANS “3 WAX BEANS "eit TOMATOES 8 : | 00 Chicken =~ 89° Cans Only INSTANT ‘ e ra . pe s , tas i pea a SS : F : ; ' + ee hoes Wd — we . . ee. i } a eX ca eS Fe: $225 *on5A4 diode 3 a e “ at Ay See ; * \ i [ Neh " F J fh fogs aia Mc Po i a ai é Ge Shoe 9 Me ee ‘ ot ae cee igh Se jt lel s TE Me EE eR wee ne NE et Strawberries « 4 for 99: 100% Pure Instant Coffee ' Big 6 Ox. jar Pet Non-Fat Defiance 10 ox. Pkg. 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Py s /# ; . é 4 =* 9 Ne i PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954. ee eas: Sono One Pan Used in Creaming Peas You need only one sautepan fer | 7 | FFE fi Face Fivoring - Adds Distinction Bright-Hued Candies. ¢ i fy biel Lend Christmas Air to {,20-cunee, gectage Grensn green pane = ning. teaspéon salt _ - Here’s a menu idea * Rich Brown Treats , Chitiea Juice Severn os - Sapome butter or margarine cranberry, Wath, Cakes : As bright and gay as the season |. teaspoon grated (pup Itself are these plump little anise § ond ‘fetes : “— Just see how easy it is to make cookies, The rich brown, cookies | peg Laat nag a sparkle with a festive topping of § RE ton ree oh sg ge 1 package wattle, mix red, green, yellow and blue sugar -j | Bring . ® ound can ‘whole cranberry sauce * balls. The cookles are basically the molasses type, but finely ground anise; seed gives them a distinc- tive ficorice-like flavor. The spicy aroma as they bake will definitely | announce that ‘Christmas in in the with ‘ saucepan. Stir constantly | Time with this combination of waffles, link sausages and hot cranberry cash for ‘em through Classified Sr seiitivale hast until Bienes sauce. It's an excellent Sunday morning suggestion or a good idea for = 2 ae ee ree oe ot and bubbly. a brunch menu. imine | “ 3 or. = | ANISE eatin Anise an studded " | yt on the cegling rack—e {ae “| F IT’S ALIVE iain IT’S FRESH ” = = ‘bieepeone me! milk | bright colored sprinkles fit right in with the colorful in containers for gifts. = = nd 2 b. = b= = = 2-4 Ib. avg. 4-8 Ib. avg. = cup whole ory seed, finely |Qertetmas seaage. They're. a ay t0.a tempting sight spread | tem cect Pork, Lamb and Poultry Hearty Beet Soup |= Rock = DUCKS... WILD RABBITS... TURKEYS! Order Your Christmas Poultry Now! = _ . Fresh Fish Is Cheap . = . jer prices. Beef generally is on their financial stew. ee = cn bo aad s«'Good Buys This Weekend |s Supper in Itself in egg, molasses, milk By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS after Thanksgiving and before the | ova's @ coup ala 4 eae = ie capa ite A | oe oe caches es es sera a areas = Fresh Herring Fresh Perch Walley Fresh Catfish = [Soa SERS 5“ 98'| “35° | "49 | 49 | = SNAPPER ~ BUFFALO Sk ~ Large, Fresh e = : Order New!! Julee-Flavored Toast , "Wnt youll et your share acne | opty, ule tet ve | eet OSLER LUTFI eccs, 49 * soda. Stir into| Pork. lamb and frying chickens Christmas holidays,” the USDA | itself! | It’s tasty and hearty with = or another for weekend shoppers. | tong in New York dropped to Me tenapese papees = The U.S. Department of — from 4 to 6 cents a dozen. a = Start the morning with a special| culture figures production this . ee ‘| Produce men favor cabbage,| Add the rice, salt, pepper and holiday breakfast. say freezer home | year at well over a billion birds, potatoes, eggplant, escarole, ro-| water. Bring to a boil. Cover and . He E. #5 ii Fz it lend. You'll also find specials on | faced with huge supplies and un- | Tender, succulent onions and a/ selected cyts of beef: | usually low prices, are asking | topping of Parmesan cheese will Loins will get the top billing in | families to eat at least two stew- | Cause everyone to waht seconds of | the pork line. Legs of lamb will ing chickens each before the end | this piping hot soup. be featured widely at slightly low-/of the year to help them out of Parmesan Beef and Onion Soup | = RE giF Fst A +, z = f ‘i i $ Hf » | Fy = kets across the country this week-| Poultrymen in New York state, |atves the soup extra beef flavor. Parmesan cheese f ; fa chuck roast and round roast the tact that spring is the tradi- t Broiling and frying chickens | tong) time for tow egg . Melt the butter or margarine in cookies, | Will be on the bargain counter ' a large saucepan or soup kettle. "| again, and the poultry industry fer-| One big chain is cutting egg |Add the ground beef and onions fitiy aF i a ue butter mixture. Chill dough in re-| will be favored features in mar- | remarks | beef and onion! Browning the beet = Among them are sirloin steak. eo lowest of the year, despite | § cups of water ver = i | the highest in history, And mar. } maine lettuce, brussels sprouts, | simmer for 20 minytes or until the economists. fan for ie ike 3G French| ea ts be mma, heavier tin a |vadishes and turnips this week. |rice is tender 82 S. Saginaw St. ——Wholesale and Retail—— ' FE 41521 y also consider beans, cu-| Serve in mip -t in in- § Sar oon bee toe ee cae | eee see. | cumbera, broccoli, onions, and | dividual soup bowls. Sprinkle Par- SuTHUHVOUUUUONVUNGUAGOAOUAOUAUAUAEA LALA GUAEULUAUAAA UAHA i @ fourth teaspoon salt to Sy + oneal amis eevee then stretch the food dollar at a time | are described as moderately' Most traffic accidents occur in | just watch them ask for more.| when consumers need it most - —_ priced _-, the afternoon and d evening hours. wew ae Non. discover how good: really fresh tea can be! SHOP AT FARMER’S THIS WEEK FOR SAVINGS! of the Westtaghouse Fryer You ectuolly get more end more of finer foods becouse we search the MRS. ALICE SACE » merket for values to pess on to you. 236 S$. ANDERSON ST. MAZOLA Olt Tomatoes: 10° Quart : ‘55 KETCHUP 2 Bot. 45: ORANGES | oo” rr rom, LOW ROAST...” SD ¢c > ri lela = PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. DECEMBER : 21954 oe 2 . » FORTY-ONE oe 4 7 ‘ , 5 ‘ = s aw ; 1 cup mill print, a bened and. relied | 4 ae Ice Cream Sparks } fe cream IPot Roast Browns wth ent ent ‘Rock Lobster Tails. *. « Foe Y- Sift flour, salt and soda together. |. 5, Y". place on s rack in s roaster or Good Boiled, Broiled : 1 Combine remaining ingrédients. thout B Dutch oven v uten n oneti in ‘ Prune Nut Pudding (cme jminss, were | Wi ut Bratsing | ata ae | cee Prune Nut Pudding is‘a hearty | “oroushly. If you to one of the} Cover ce in a 300 degree being -split, _ frozen, and dessert that is bound to please. FU taht proneed- Senta pat | qulitaeat meat-cooking tricks in| oven; cook for about four hours or | sent. to American just lend an ear. It's a _ wnt the. meat ie tender when a ya may be oes cooking. rump roasts, those : salads other vored beet réhsts wifich | Pierced with a fork. stor dikes, or thay wy bo teint on the market i such | Special note: No water is added | and used for individual servings. : jat. the beginning of ‘the cooking a method of pot roasting period; this allows the meat to no preliminary trowning | brown. However, it’s important to yet the roast turns out | watch for signs of sticking : juicy | add water in small amounts = | the an % BY CHICKEN TROPICALE—A sandwich that stars nciliais $i te trait to tie chicas ttting wilh 9 pen ee «oe ee its browned pineapple-cheese topping. Party Sandwich |" =="=s"" —— Fit for Gourmet | Ss sce" seae | nates wt ty, pte ; coffee. have asked whether this Sandwiches vary from the simple | melts and is lightly browned. new product can be used in cook- hot dog to the elegant tea sand- Makes 6 sandwiches. wich, Chicken tropicale goes on the menu when you want a special star | Prepare Giblets Soon ; cream in a cheese sauce that was en , * for company supper. After Buying Turkey — se This open-face sandwich is in the | Be sure to clean and cook those 4 tablespoons — cream 4 3.LB. CAN With Coupon Chase & Sanborn, Maxwell House, Hills Bros.. Etc. | elegant class. We think that you | sinjets shortly after you buy your 3 cup calm and your guests will agree that (turkey Seasqn the water the gib- 5 (Se pound) preted sharp shes- Chicken Tropicale percorns, bay leaf, a whole clove Qtr powdered cream and four b. 2 cups chopped cooked chic or two and a little carrot, onion |together in 1 3% cups condeneng cream of celery | and celery leaves. saucepan, Gradually stir in water; Our never Low Price. “i cup milk The giblets may be chopped fine | use a small whisk if necessary to % teaspoon salt and used in egg salad sandwiches | mix smooth, ; ee a ———— if desired; the broth should be| Cook constantly over 1% cups sh American cheese (6| sauce or in a hearty soup. ened. Add cheese and stir until Christmas gy ee ———— melted. Remove from heat: stir in Ps - Combine chicken, cream of cel-|, Large kitchen tongs are handy Putter and salt to taste Fer Only SOc Chunk Style ciin TUNA ery soup, milk, onion and salt, | for removing baked potatoes from muxing until blended. Spread toast the oven, turning broiled chops If you want to cut hard-cooked EGGS. - .- 39 Corned mate) Beet ns 5 | | 7 it B i PRES i 3 t = ‘ OFFEE FLAVOR - INSTANT POSTUM | === = 2:08 No caffein! Costs less than 1¢acup! cTRAW. 3 1 9: Shr Rite ' BERRIES ,, | of Beef “APPLES ices 2° 29°| - 29° Pork Butts —-~ GREEN PEPPERS | — neo cos misne ) en“ — iee WALNUTS ) | cucumsers |" 39° 3 lbh. 4 5° ™ Boby Size ~ WALNUTS . a ~ tree ; ~ Pus Lark PosTuM — ee Lets you sleep—no “coffee nerves”! Here’s a delicious new Postum that’ssome- _tense, high-strung, and irritable. GREEN ONIONS thing special! That's why it’s such a blessing to those 5e a 3 Lbs. 77° . Yet, there isn't a speck of cafein in Cof- ~~ of you who are affected by caffein. 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ADAFORE BROS, MKT IES 1/708 WEST HURON STREET @ueacim i ene tn nn , Imitatioh Coffee Flavor* Instant Postum ~ Regular Instant Postum also available.™ a CTC ay ad =) bee ae teat Cage: } some ment chance to go epicurean without putting a dent in the family food budget. For example, tuna and scallops. California-style. served on Guffy rice will make your din- ner sparkle. This festive-looking dish doesn't Nice change, too, from the mashed | t with hot sudsy water; rinse with sunshine that usually accompany | Occasionally wash it thoroughly towel, then if possible air it in the or er fj 2 ax iam ‘ ‘ay th es / § ; i 4 , ; ey be 5 * a2 ia . . us wey er THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1954 An HRS ohne : ea Si , “Ul bd. | fm going to keeep some in -my| church snd PTA orghnizations. Stie| alko the author of that unusual lit- Instant Dry Milk Means trecanr a Gn 'thine andy out oie, the wamen's ‘oiction af the| Go wehume’ called, “Projects That all these interesting turkey recipes | Christian Herald’ magazine and is| Pay.” é ' New Kitchen By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Food: Editor With Thanksgiving behind us and Christmas just three weeks away we're all caught up.in a multitude of activities. Still, I hope you have a few minutes to read about seme | new thipgs in the food world First of all, I'm sure that if you ‘| use dry skim milk at all, you are using the new instant kind It | conmbination of pineapple, water, Convenience it sugar, corn syrup arid flavoring Kirk (Fleming H. - | ‘It may also be used for cake) pany, $3.95). I'm Interested filling or as a sauce on ham. cake | book for two reasons |or pudding. I. for one, am anxious One, it is the first to try my sample c&n. kind to present menus and i In the same mail came a tottte | for food served by church groups | of a savory sauce, a new creation| or other organizations. Most large of an old American firm that spe- | quantity cookbooks have been cializes in 57 Varieties. From the publicity material ac- =. fe _ Guards Against *K Caused by a lack of certain food elements essential to normal growth and health. UMUKE PEOPLE, your dog can't tell you when his vitality is running low. Unknown to you, the food you are giving him may lack essen- tial food elements he needs for normal growth and health. iM BOS FOOD, as in everything else. vou get what you pay for...no more Cut-rate brands are no bargain. You may think vou are sav ing a few pennies a dav, but these foods can not possibly give your dog Friskies protection against “Hidden Hunger.” PRISKWMS provides your dog with every known food element he needs. Friskies gives him spectors. The Government seal on the can _ quarantees this CONSIDER FOR A MOMENT, isnt your dog's love and affection worth the extra protection vou give him when vou feed Friskies? It's the “table quality dog food that’s backed by over 20 vears’ experience in animal nutrition. 4 e 4 PRIBEY DOC 18 A WRAL THY Doc - . KEEP YOUR DOG FRISKY WITH PROOUOED OF THE maxi ve Of CARNATION Mita MAREN WLI COMP AiY. Dev OF CARRATION C0. LOW AMOELES 36, CAL , rich, red horse meat, from. choice steaks, chops and roasts. Every ingredient is certi- fied by U. S. Government meat and food in- oes . = te, C/o require any extensive prepare- jn only a spoon for mixing and ‘compan a 2 ae ‘ may be prepared with ice water | “ — ng creer I commend especially to your preasion that it does. : for immediate drinking. DS a y spice sauce for meat, fish, poul- [ study the chapter on ludcheous ‘Tuna and Scallops. California Style One company even puts out av, try and eggs, now being sold for | and the excellent suggestions ap Ry ee package containing three foil en. the first time in the American | therein, They are very practical i= mit velopes, each one with enough market. ... Use it as a pour-on sounding, , fp bgt - milk powder for. one quart. Bp | sauce or as an ingredient in eur. | phe co cond reason I'm interested A 4h sure to follow package directions | ries, pilau, salad dressings. gr8- i, the book is that Jane Kirk and 1" tableapoans hab wine for this new type of dry milk. | vies, ete.” I tasted a bit and fF vont to school together for sev- | -- can kaa tons. drained From time to time I get samples found it pleasingly tart. . eral years. It's always a thrill to i oe qomed ne of new food products. The very I don't know. about you, but our’ know the author of a book—I know | Mek butter or margarine ‘over Newest one is a prepared pineapple | family is going to eat turkey many‘ so few of them | low beat. Add flour and biend. » filling all ready to put into a pie times in the coming months. Never| As a wile and mother, Jane) Gradually add milk and chili | crust and bake: Put out by a fa- | since depression days do I remem- | Kirk ‘has”had practical experience | sauce and cook until thickened. mous pineapple company, it is a| ber turkeys for such. low prices.|in the homemaking field and in; stirring constantly. - Gunde aces ea '. Add curry powder, salt. pepper wine and scallops. Break tuna inte large pieces with a fork and . = add. Heat to serving temperature. See | ET MORE CHANGE FROM FOOD DOLLARS AT ngs ~~ TUNA AND SCALLOPS—Canned tuna is a versatile food and goes | . = a ", well with other flavors. This dish uses.cooked scallops and tuna and zs Bake Limas in Sauce serves them in a tangy sauce spiced with curry and wine. Rice is the (ids : A casserole of dried Jima. beans | perfect accompanying dish. d ) and tomato sauce tastes wonderful ——- s — ” — + der Be fussy about your bread box! | boiling water. dry well with a! Guaranteed Fresh Killed STEWER . c lb. | a: Heavy Fresh Killed ROASTERS eo Fresh Killed RABBITS . | Hickory Smoked half uy. c cecssaiael Sula Pood || stad Bacon sc, “ 39°) “PERS ; Pork : c IN CARTON SAUSAGE... os" 29°]... 5" ge BEEF....... tr 3" BY) Ms 2” 75: HOT DOGS pon Qi $0 Cine Onions BQy LARGE BOLOGNA “43 i ae re c ne % pe * e-{ a Ss & - a} . | ’ ‘“ 7 “9 < B\. . 5 % : : € . iy ye t e Z ie eon | r THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DacEN EEE 2. 1984 fe. : FORTY. THREE } Look WHAT A DIME BUYS aT PEOPLE'S! © & $ APPLE BUTTER... :. « . GF Kounty Kist © JIFFY WHITE CAKE MIX.... co GREAM STYLE Pkg. © MORTON'S SALT . . 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Coat veal cut- A ft | rs 1 F gS5F x Chocolate and Mint Combined in Filling Team chocolate and peppermint Melt chocolate and shortening over hot (not boiling) water. Re move from heat: stir in evaporated milk and sugar; beat with spoon |} until smooth. Beat in peppermint flavoring Sandwich ar cookies together with filing. Reminder to weight-watchers: ¥, : } ae ty j : are hy : __» THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER ITALIAN VEAL CUTLETS—The secret of the | They are baked in a spicy tomato sauce and topped delicious flavor of these cutlets lies in the tender | with slices of Mozzarella cheese. crisp coating made with crumbled cheese crackers. a special pie because gives it the “weepy” look, ! those delicate air celis break down, and you end up with a sad- looking dish. Meringue is really not a bit tem- | peramental if you remember these simple do's and don'ts. Special hint department: When | you have any fresh-frozen lemon- ade left over from a recipe—try adding it undiluted to a fruit com- pote, Lifts it up right out of the 4 cups cornflakes “a cup suger 5 tablespoons garine Roll or crush cornblakes on bak- |ing board. Combine with sugar. | | Add melted butter or margarine , jand blend well. | Press mixture firmly into a $ j inch pie dish to form a thin crust |Chill in refrigerator at jeast one hour before adding filling. Lemon Filling |. “% cup fresh-fresen lemon-ede (undi- luted) melted butter or mear- | constantly. Add egg yolks and blend well. Pour mixture into prepared pie shell Cover with meringue and bake in , moderate oven (3530) 10 min utes or until top is golden brown. 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Measures in a jiffy, because it pours freely from the package, blends perfectly, too. Remember: you've got priceless milk nourishment | + .,..all the B vitamins, proteins and calcium of the finest pasteurized milk. No caking as with ordinary brands In big bive economy $-qt. pkg. for..:. Pineapple Treat Tops Off Meal. A bright finale for hearty meals is this refreshing Pineapple Mousse. Bits of golden pineapple enhance the flavor, color and tex- It requires few ingredients and can be made well in advance of firm. Unmold on platter and with mint leaves at one . if | desired, dip pineapple chunks in | creme de menthe (or green color- ing) and place around mold. Dry Milk Is Nutritious Protein is obtainable from many foods, but the most economical concentrated source is nonfat dry milk solids, Calcium and riboflavin | are harder to get from other foods, | and here again, nonfat dry milk is the most economical, concen- |. . Fashion 2 z itt : 4 $ $ a 4 = g 3 a 2 cups aaaueed cheese 2 tablespoons chopped parsiey 1 cup currant jelly % cup chicken salad [ Cut hard crusts from top and bottom of bread. Cut trimmed loaf , crosswise into four slices, one slice | for each jelly-goround circle. | Spread top of each cut slice with softened butter or margargine. Combine cottage cheese and| parsley; mix thoroughly. Starting | from the outer edge of bread cir- | cle, spread about a one and one- | fourth inch ring of cottage cheese | mixture around outside of each slice. Next a narrow ring of cur- rent jelly, then a slightly wider ring of chicken salad. Fill center with currant jelly. margarine | creamed cottage te spread four slices. (About wedges.) As a garnish for each serving, | make vegetable flowers out of car- | rot slices. Slice carrots crosswise . cut the slices very thin. 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And your pocketbook will love its price—about 8¢ a quart. Save money, 144-146 NORTH SAGINAW STREET MAGIC’ Tastes $0 good CYouLl HARDLY BELIEVE YOU MADE IT FROM A POWDER) \, ~ ; ; * ’ a, » ‘ . at poy "I ‘ oss s 7 ‘ “a i i : . : ie : at «Si wees — — ee GR eek | nh EE I Be ee eee, eee ie Me aes Pater oy > : ¢ f : a : Ps oh tv i ee Nigh OF J eas peers 1g ss . . Syd Fas y Se a Bee de 3 aoe aS * #4 ' nian ag Sy v Me ee he tT reat : eR AL EE TER NR De NRE ee asad See Prise sci Fone, mem tern re . . , F i 7 . . ‘ 45 ‘ 4 j ee tein tun Ee aad “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1954 seat: er 1 a — In Every Depa rtment at “ADLER'S SUPER -. candlelight type of meal. Yet the two get along together “as compatibly as Mutt and Jeff, with the subtly sharp flavor of the cheese. complementing the bland flavor of the chicken. From the point of view of ap pearance, they're compatible too . . . the crispness and gold of the . Chicken, a pleasing .contrast’ to the mottled blue veins which marle through the creamy, crumbly white of the cheese. , Biwe Cheese Tomato Aspic : tablespoons unflavored outs i cup cold ‘Wweter Messi or ia 4 cups tomato juice ' BLUE CHEESE TOMATO ASPIC—A touch of elegance for that ee a HOUSE "7 1's teaspoons Wercesiershire sauce =| homey. chicken-in-the-basket dinner comes in the form of an American Elderberry | 2 % t—— I we ‘blue cheese tomato Aspic. It's certain to be a dyplicated salad in ér Cr \ : a lee = ; ee ean ae Saori blue cheese | your (pat Tepe ape or abapp e - Soften gelatin in cold water.’ z a Rub -Bee , Cc bi tomato juice. onion solved. Cool, then chill, When y ci Worestesire sexe sat and ep PEANUE Brittle, Wine | mre wceine to sicko, , SALE DATES : per, over medium heat until : it Holiday Pie | hese" | SELLY ee Add getatin and stir until dis- Vary Oil ay ie Pour into pie shell, ; Dec. 2nd to Sth solved. Chill until mixture begins! pumpkin Chiffon Peanut Pie fol-| - Chill until firm. Before serving, to thicken. Fold in one-half cup a theme of the classic spread whipped cream over top of cheese. Four into a Scup mold. Tponinetvtag dessert. but offers] Pi¢ and sprinkle with remaining | 1 LB VAC. Chill until firm. — "| new and delicious variations. one-half cup peanut brittle, 20 02. ° Uamold and garnish top of sel Along with all the spicy good- i Jar ONLY with remaining checee. Surr ‘ness of the old-faShioned favorite. Parsley, Cheese Vary CAN with crisp salad greens, if desired. | \this pie includes the interesting ; Makes six servings. flavors of wine and peanut brittle. Flavor of Cornbread | , . Pumpkin Chiffon Peanut Pie Give a new taste to cornbread | Now’s the Time | 4 tavelepe waflevered gates —but be sure you use a recipe for | ; i 3 esse separated the southern kind of cornbread; to Bake and Age | ie aac meee thet is ade without suger. Add ° ‘g cup ‘firmly packed) brown sugat [lots of minced parsley to the bat- Yule Fruitcakes | ?ste= sm ter, then when you have turned No matter how early the stores | Te cups wiued peanut brittle “ [it into the pan, sprinkle the top display their exciting array of | 5 acca euteesé rel are pacman —. the | gifts, Christmas never really be-| c>fien gelatin in the wine. Beat os na itchen waa gs o' | gins until it’s fruitcake time in the ,egg yolks slightly in top of a parsley _ eure kitchen. And it’s about that time | goubie boiler; stir in pumpkin with a cook's knife. as of now for homemakers who mijk brown stigat, spices and like to age their luscious cakes aj: cook, stirring. over boiling aes ynore one kage of before the holidays water for five minutes cooking than package Rich with fruits, spices, nuts and frozen ¢egetables that come in port, this fruitcake tastes especial-| Remove from water. Add sef- | “blocks” so you wont have to, ly good when served with small | tensed getatm and stir until dis- ‘stack them glasses of dessert wine — — Ishest PEACHES vs. con. . 25¢ Michigen Ne. 1 50 us. $1.4¢ POTATOES 15 un 49¢ LETTUCE, large size... 2' 35¢ 1 cup chopped walnuts 1 «tNo 2: can crisp cut trushed pine- Choice # # @ 8 Lean PORK STEAK...... 49 BREAST-O- c CHICKEN TUNA ** :|LOTAN’S}: Lots of Parking Use a wide pan when you are Pine Cone Cut GREEN BEANS | Tall Ne. 303 Can *. cup shortening 1 cup brown sugar firmly packed ', teaspoon cinnamon ', teaspoon nutmeg ‘, teaspoon cloves 4 eggs. well beaten 2', cups sifted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking powder: 1', teaspoons beking socde 1 teaspoon salt In a large bow! mix together the candied fruits. raisins, dates. nuts and pineapple. Pour wine over fruits and set aside while | preparing remaining ingredients. stirring occasionally Cream the shortening, brown sugar and spices until light and fluffy. Blend in the beaten eggs. Sift dry ingredients together and add to spice mixture, Add the fruits and wine and stir until well distributed. Grease and flour two bread-loaf pans, 9 x 5 x 3 inches, and divide batter equally between the two pans Bake in a slow oven (300 degree) for two hours ‘or until toothpick inserted in center of loaf comes out clean), Remove from pans and cool thoroughly. Wrap in a cloth mois tened with brafhdy. then in heavy waxed paper or foil. Store in covered container or in a cool place for at least one week before cutting. Makes two doaves BIG PARKING LOTS! SPECIAL LOW PRICE Fresh apples are a basic food iy reducing diets because the fruit is Jow in fats, low in calories yet - Supplies the important protective minerals and vitamsins OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MKT. Wholesale 77. S. SAGINAW Retail Hotel, Restaurant and Bar-B-Q Supplies BEEF AND PORK SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES PREPARED FOR HOME FREEZERS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! 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"AI WHITES Nick’s Everedy Premium Plan saves you RAISIN PECAN TIMBALES—Here is a dessert |is combined with raisins, nuts and whipping cream. that’s easy to . pn ‘Sidon ang Ey “si to please all droge = eo —— prt menes Oe Se —— money — gives you wonderful premius. SAVE portion ‘of teat to bone, What 6 a ae t 7 COUPONS YOU GET AT NICK'S. ; | Cover and store in the refrigere- | IN : iy or tbe smal amtyi | poon Hot Lemon Sauce’ oxi sm mere if Rae EE Oe = quae guint uate tami | garnish the top of each timbale (te pungoen ae trect os} Raisin-Pecan Timbales tin sd ou mt vre|h with the hot lemon sauce. This | & longer| ‘You'll want to show off these; Turn the heat off. Leave lid on| 3 roasting time pound dessert timbales because they look |for 10 minutes. Stir the sugar|"ecipe makes six timbales if a than oy WM igo clever With the bite of tocated into the hot rice. Chill the rice,| Custard cup holding two-thirds of a pecans and plump raisins in beau-| Fold in the raisins and the pe-|®% UP is used for molding. FL tiful color contrast to the snowy/cans. It is important that the Met Lemon Sauce Gerted in the thigh muscle next white timbales. pecans are toasted. Do this by| 1 cup suger , 3 Ib. Ti te the bedy should read 199 de n placing the pecans on a greased| 4, ‘{punsboous corsstercs : = - in grees at the end of the roasting Raisin-Pecan Timbaies shallow pan. in a 350 degree oven iM cups deiling water time. ' for 10 minutes, or until browned.| 3 teaspuons grated leon’ rind Be =; The customary stuffing, giblet 1 cup Gneceked white rice Whip the cream and stir in the Mix together the sugar, corn P j ’ gravy, cranberries and all of the| ‘> cup cooked raisins vanilla. Fold the whipped cream | starch and salt in @ saucepan. | [i ———— Bre . fixings can, accompany the small-| {> ‘1? peersel7 ‘ izested pecans |into the chilled rice mixture. | Slowly stir in the boiling water. | © reast-O-Chicken en tae ee w Cope vanilla and Use a wet custard cup fer | Cook over a medium beat stirring Delici Seiad acd Sandudch Engiand style, water, salt rice into| molding the timbales. Press the | constantly, until clear and thick. icious a wic Se Pe ee on ee See aortas ons were rice inte the custard cup and | Stir in the lemon juice and lemon fashion ruta- Turn the heat as| then unmeld by ruaning a knife | rind. If desired, color with yellow Ch k S | TUNA bagas are traditional additions to| low as possible. Cover and leave; around the edge of the custard | food coloring. Serve hot over the un e the holiday meal. over this low heat for 14 minutes.' cup and shaking out the fimbale. | Raisin-Pecan Timbales. 2%... 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Homemade Cottee Cake Fills Bill for Yule Giving At Christmastime and any gift- sheet: Brush with melted butter. | time, homemade coffee cakes are|Let rise until double in bulk. | welcome gifts speaks m »| Bake at 37 degrees for 25-30) » No gift | minutes. Frost when slightly cooled parsanellty than the one you meke| and decorate, if dest if desired. yourself—and there is an endless sod Reeaais to eamessn ree DOCH, Tomato Blend” PE OE ae thoughtful gift. The bests rede given bere » iN Spaghetti Sauce made with nonfat dry milk ~ Selids, You will note the nonfat Thick rich tomato sauce made | with chopped beef tops spaghetti | i 3 : i and is quickly made. ingredients. 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Makes @ generous amount |ounce) squares shaved tnsweet- 1 me suger of sauce for 1 pound of spaghetti. jened chocolate before stirring in {al tenten Serve the spaghetti and sauce | beaten eggs Follow as directed a ty A > ets with grated Parmesan cheese. above ge i 7 iz ut color Add tomato puree, gartic, ore- gano, basil, gravy coloring and salt and pepper to taste. two-tined fork until it loses its red Have Large Scallops The family will literally enjoy It’s a delicious way to get those Nenfat dry milk, which is most ‘mexpensive, comes in a ea | package, which makes five quarts of dairy sweet aihive milk for « little as eight cents @ quart. It will keep in this pack- age with its protective foil fining | on a cool, dry, shelf almost ia- definitely. 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Stated simply, | | %#. sepereted : : have printed.» number of recipes | it oalis for one-half cup butter with | vine 7" TOMN, %F # tabieenoons CHOCOLATE-MOCHA CREAM of ayes appear Penang as much confectioner’s sugar beat. | ‘Pees salt ss = Sift : . i ee testa Geared." may even we brows [ene "and ad’ saarBeat wl in 30 seconds! ~ : pudding recipes end with | sugar. . : blended. in egg yolk i. these words, “Serve with your Te be bere ie | 20d vanilla or wine. Place over ah at eae i .| favorite sauce,” And there they |. Ba Paes Rpe D er ut hot water. Amazo—the only basic instant often stop, We are about to remedy “ oe it will Beat and cook until yolk has dessert. Others will “set” only that, lack of good dessert sauce | 6PM om ihe Padding M will | nickened slightly. Fold stiffly beat: when mixed with milk. recipes with this article. thing indescribabl detich en egg white and salt into cooked But magic Amazo sets ia- tre S. Rombauer in her ex: | about that combination of icy | Mixture. Males about 2 eupfuls. stantly with any liquid — fruit cellent cookbook, “The Jey of | sauce and hot pudding. Cut sauce Dried apricots are the main in- juice or coffee, for instance, ‘ Cooking,” has this to say about | into fancy shapes with cookie | Sedient in this last recipe, Try... pudding sauces: 3 cutters i¢ you tke. Aprico, Sauce anete ae “A satice should complement a| A quick sauce that is exception- pans oe one rar os pudding. If a pudding is acid, serve | ally good on fruit cobblers or| i vich cinnamon cold strong coffee. Add 1 pkg. a bland satice; if a pudding is| dumplings is this one. The spices| 7°" 4 sreted ring of 1 lemon hocolate Amazo*. Whip 30 bland, serve a sauce with char-| blend well with the fruit. Wash apricots, soak them in 3 seconds with rotary beater and acter; and if-a pudding is rich, Stetina Game cups water until softened, add rest it’s ready to servel shun whipped cream and try a 1% ups. light ersem - of ingrédients, Cook slowly until “te sure to woe Amana. So-called ¢ fruit sauce, The success of the| {, ‘ssspoons the apricots are soft, then press ite pdihp et an yes ® pudding with sauce will depend teaspoon . through a sieve, Serve hot or cold upon your sense of di ” oapeue VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, BUTTERSCOTCH ; All Popular Brands COFFEE Hygrade Small “Ready-to-Eat” Hills Bros., Chase and : Senborn, Defiance, Maxwell House Prices Good for 7 Days | Kingan’s Traypack BACON 5 Bi Choice or Prime 6th and 7th Rib Standing Duncan Hines Twinpack Devils Food Both for and Spice A 53c Value qj HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOOD 4 C_ ag Jumbo Heed Lettuce Friendly Market 884 WEST HURON STREET “ ad “ . oe is it ip he _ HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY «DECEMBER 2, 1954 = , oe] - — ‘ « ¢ 7 R i i i ee ie ont 3 » 3 table! it cold with a fresh vegetable late. Dae ts hard: ball stage | Sumercte for Giemer. wea es (254 degrees). Pour over 4 quarts Suddenly your cousins ‘ Qreshly popped corn and mix/next county that they're - ot eee | stopping by late in the afternoon. Better fends and shape into | Naturally you invite them to stay balls. Then store in freezer till for the evening = %, needed. ; Thea, for the “company ae i oS expe cooked 5 berne! core 1 cup tew oysters . 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Fry onions in 2 tablespoons melt- ed butter, over low heat, until tender. Add hot milk, seasonings potatoes and corn, pousu “Heat remaining 2 tablespoons STRENGTH butter; add oysters and Worcester- a shire sauce and simmer until edges of oysters begin to curt. Add to corn chowder. Serves six. . ors a Thanksgiving and a come and go, but the traditional turkey seems to go on forever, unless you know plenty of appe- tizing ways of using it up. Children, especially, get tired of eating the same food but they’ll really go for this tempting Turkey -|in the Straw, combining leftover turkey and tender fine egg noodles. For extending leftover meats, poultry and vegetables there's nothing to beat economical maca- reni products, They're easy to prepare and mix well with al- most any other food. Keep several packages of maca- roni, spaghetti and egg noodles handy throughout ‘the holiday sea- son—you'll find them | invaluable a '|for quick, tasty dishes of every kind. Turkey in the Straw 1 tablespoon salt 3 quarts boiling water 8 ounces fine egg noodles (about 4 TURKEY INTHE STRAW—Colortul as Christmas, | minced pimientos. Mugs of apple cider ahd a bow! this appetizing casserole combines leftover turkey of fruit and mys complete the hearty meal. land fine egg noodles with asparagus, cheese and . * * Tired of Eating’ Leftovers?| Try ‘Turkey in the Straw’ blend in flour. Gradtally add Treat Cauliflower Graciously, Gently Cauliflower is the belle of fall and winter vegetables: So treat is graciously, The first rule is to avoid overcooking. From the New Hampshire Ex- tension Service comes thig recipe. Cauliflower cups) + cabeaepaane butter or margerine ity tablespoons all-purpose fiour 1% cups milk 2 cups grated processed Ched@ar cheese 2 canned pimientos, minced 1% cups diced. cooked turkey 1 10-cunce kage frosen asparagus, boiling water, Gradually add noo- | dies so that water continues to boil. Cook uncovered, stirring occa- sionally, until tender. Drain im colander. Arrange around outer edge of greased 2'- quart casserole. _ , * 2 ee : , ‘ ; Add 1 tablespoon salt to rapidly | Melt butter or margarine and | ly good with chicken! “% bread crumbs 3 butter or margarine Divide cauliflower into small | flowerets and cook in lightly salted | water until just terider. | Drain the cauliflower and place La . od | Sweet Potatoes Contain Pots of Gold, Healthwise Easy, Glamorous : : ‘ : Ma * When guests drop in to share A pot: of gold fs hidden under| Combine butter, apricot liquid \the whitish or red-colored skin of |and orange rind, end pour over | Your holiday hospitality, offer them pound the homemaker can expect | 45 minutes, once or twice | made the easy way. four servings for her family. with the liquid in the bottom of the Start. with fruitcake slices from A wealth of food value is stored | dish. Top with nuts in the last| your grocer’s ready-to-eat cake in one medium sweet potato. Ten | five minutes. Serves eight. —— lease per cent of the iron, thiamine and | into st niacin; 30 per cent of the vitamin | Color | Rims | vere cream cheese C, and 50 per cent or more of the | Pi a hs Your’ @aw ——— cream cheese se teal bo Ob ead petan tema many compliments from family‘or Garni — sage rer pow Best quality ‘te ushalty found | S888 If you edge pineapple slices | “ior cherry in the center, and by choosing medium cise with | & half slices with color t0 8% slices of the other color in the tapering ends. Thick, firm, well- | nish a> platter of turkey, baked | four corners. You'll think of many shaped, smooth and unscarred ham, meat loaf, etc. Just roll edges | interesting ways to arrange the sweet ‘potatoes are other guides in paprika or im finely chopped | cherry bits on the cream cheese te look for when choosing quality. parsley — or do some each way,|to make your tray sparkle with in a cool dry room below 55 degrees F. Tot suntight end’ high quent buying is much better than Most sweet potatoes in the Unit- ed States are grown in Louisiana; however, a few are shipped into __..| Michigan trom New Jersey, Indi- i Muffins Delicious nzs.2or ant’. F : % cup ec Grated rind of § large orange (1 tabie- enough te combine ont et Fill small buttered muffin cups Sweet Petatecs and Apricots (about 2 inches across top) about; . | - = pe- three - fourths full. Bake in hot » Bates wa, eae (4% degrees) oven 15 to 20 min- cup drained, epricote utes or until cake tester inserted ic one par or margarine in center of muffin comes out % eup liquid drained from apricots clean. F \% cup anegped inuts Makes almost 2 dozen small muf-| Heat the oven to 375 degrees ; jand arrange a layer of potatoes Why not step up youngsters’ in- in a greased 10x6x2-inch baking lin a casserole, Stir grated cheese | into the white sauce and pour this | mixture over the cauliflower. 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Why ORE : ee are fc ere py gee Wea Aa reo et ek ee ae ee ee A vere ae a Sag Si : wore ‘ we Sa Yon ontoms agp temmen A AIR SO SPN LILES ema ee tence ten Nyy. aa sme BRN em pe an » ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 Jumbo Cookies |z'stuz° “°° *|Ham, Cheese Make’ Make Delightful |e wt," v8] oe Hearty Sandwiches Party Flavors w., |“Wrse coosies ‘are cold; write Rich and Hearty French Sty “4 ie ee ee is Se tee teaspoon nugmeg ‘. |"%S cao finely deed, aun pictie ame TE : holiday theme y+ “ ; ‘ and flavor, This dessert has red toe From Old Mexico Mix ham, cheese, mayonnaise ‘* : we pied Garten taping © tight 1 cup dark old-fashioned molasses. Avocado is the besis for a taste | SN? Pickle. Makes 1 cup spreed, + Rt is crowned with meringue to give just the touch of red and § all spice. Cream shoFtening Guacamole With Potato Chips . ; : white you need for a, Christmas 7 sugar. Mix water and molasses.| 3 cups mashed: avotade ‘ buffet table. oo. hw elyrapealeen er gaoranendioro® eee ha ee Sele eretns cates For Festive Ice Cubes Cherry Meringue Cake hately to creamed with e 4. a Use your favorite one-egg cake 5 | water-molasses, Sica sail oi ys -*- To add to the holiday spirit Pa recipe or Hihlf a package of white B ler each addition. Detate chipe <= | freeze some ice cubes with a sprig ¥ or yellow. cake mix. CA te covered beat in Mash avocado just before serv-|of holly or a few cranberries in .? ree erator overnight. Rell out 'S* | ing; mix in onion, lemon juice, salt | each one, says Sara Walls, a home WITH RICE q % cup suger Satan” Geek ome- | and pepper to taste. Spoon into| economist. Or, try this: Freeze CHICKEN re iy yy tt Out tate prepared pastry cloth. |iazy susan or round chop plate; | water for a cooling, floating addl- BCOnEHTICAL r “Wp alee om’ Ck ee with & Ginch '| arrange potato chips around bowl.| tion to your punch bowl. Green : #4 Meringue: outter. Guests dip potato chips into avo-| and red maraschino cherries placed | : : t Savoie greased bal i- oy Bake a one-layer cake and allow : 3. to cool in baking diéh. To prepare if filling, mix together sugar - and . et flour, Add cherry juice and water, ‘7 stirring until well blended. . it Cook over direct heat, stirring 2 | constantly for geven to ten minutes RA i} : ‘ I oe 4 ” . . : OF THE . continuing te beat egg white until : * it te eff enough to stand in :, ; Pile meringue into six mounds on | 4 top of cherry mixture. Bake in ; : i? oven at 300 degrees A ie aki 1 late ARN ee re -MARKET CORNER WALTON AND OPDYKE TAFFY SAYS... ‘ee we “For every ae? sweetening purpose ‘es ees = there's no better | \\\ w sugar than OUR OWN SMOKED morn tor. 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Optometrist in Charge L825 NORTH SAGINAW STREET b OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS "Toe * al Wears Black By JACK STEVENSON LOS ANGELES & ~ The bur- | lesque show at the New Follies Theater went or as scheduled last | night | Red-haired toe dancer Loretta | Miller wore a black ribbon in her | hair as she appeared. That was the | last request of Roger Wing Whit ltier 26, a Koréan War veteran from Gold Beach, Ore * * * Whittier had fulfilled his final pledge—to get her lots of publi¢ity He was killed at the theater by two bullets, one from’ his own gun. the other from police, who returntd once at them clutching photos of Miss Miller Written on one showing her in bal fet costume were the words gel Face> All I can werd is worship you. Goodbye Roger wy The shapely ae Site she had never met the man but had received two letters and bou quets of. roses from him ly after 5 am. yesterday when a man telephoned The Associated Press ‘IT broke into the New Follies burlesque a couple hours -ago."’ he told me ‘I'm in love with a dancer there, Loretta Miller - s . “T want to get her publicity. 7 want to get her picture in every paper in the country here But you be careful. I'm armed I called the detective bureau Two detectives and two officers entered the theater with a portable . floodiight. A man onstage was caught in its glare.- ~ Police said he fired twice with | 5 ae * omen. ~ 4 /N. SAGINAW , BOOM or BUST | come — money. merters cards end delightful new $3.00 Mn tiles CONTACK colored triangular each game. Match numbers and colofs for « score $1.00 bered and BING CROSBY'S GAME Cali Me Lucky. 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Py me atmosphere. te millions of Bo family should be without one Fast exctting ar ane $3.00 a2, 00 PARCHEES! 2) PF 4" RICH UNCLE ROL-IT ... fee we we wwe $1.98 MEET THE PRESIDENT _$3.50 $3.50 $1.50 HEARTS . . 50¢ CLIMB THE MOUNTAIN $1.50 THE CHILDREN’S HOUR. $2.00 THE FIVE WISE BIRDS. . $2.00 \fire, they said, after he first shot | The man died on stage at dawn- “An-! 25. said The strange drama began short-| “Call the pohce and come over | Fan Shoots Self on Stage to Help Burlesque Queen . 32 automatic. The first was at | the light and the second struck him in the head. The officers re- turned fire The stage floor bore printed tes- timonials of his infatuation: ‘‘Dear Loretta, arms...My red@-headed angél..."' Miss Miller ported to police that she received two letters signed, ‘‘Roger.’’ One said ; *. * « “My plan is to go backstage just as the last show ends automatic in my hand I attempt to fight my way to you At most I want to bold. you in my arms I mean you no harm and wouldn't hurt you for the world | tle pever carned out that plan.~ | The second note to the dancer shall | | said in part, “If you happen to previously had ré* With my, read at hear of a guy named Roger coming’to a violent end. please pin a a little piece of black to your costume.” Miss Miller didethat and com- thented “The poor guy.” = _— | Beauty Queen's Welcome Miffs Scranton Judge SCRANTON, Pa. ®—Miss Amer- | just to hold -you in my ica of 1955 came to town yesterday | of the three — Lewis Cagle Jr., ! and Judge T. Linus Hpban com- plained about all the noise. 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Tie Up .West Coasts)... . + a Merchant Fleet; Claim — VAG ae ‘e LOY Contract- Canceled | SAN FRANCISCO ®—CIO radio- ‘ ' . men, angered by what they called .j , ' an abrupt cancellation of their con- 4 ris7mas tract, walked off, speir jobs at ts jh 5 72:01 a.m. today, up West : dispute is settled, he said. | i, wT : a . said’ the union is planning .. © . ek he said was negotiated and ratified last June. | William Steinberg, ARA presi-; wae | dent, said the strike was called . a ewe cir teuces: Actress in Jail —_ Barbara Billingsley tract for Sixty Days Mum on Elopement ‘ Intercoastal ships operating un- : Hit R "en : ; i 'der East Coast contracts, tankers in It-run Case Wheat a wonderful Christmas present for the children ~~ cons sage perag te ‘** om neeeesipieyee te Deep Sars) ~" volved actress Lynne Baggett is in- county | amused all winter long! In red or blue simulated . PMA's poets i pts Fo today, serving a 60-day sen- | of “ Stork Club in ‘New York leather, decorated with colorful decals. © ~ iS > vali became tence for hit-run driving in an/ City, landed here last night with agp gel = pod sccident in which Josh Watsick, 0 her husband, but had little to say . s, according to | was j spate 'J. Paul St. Sure, PMA 3 prte — oi: | Cote elopement to a small te ; . yi Baggett, , previously | Georgia town, Kiddies St. Sure said the issue was over | aa ee bu TOY | an overtime clause. Steinberg said | Convicted on this charge but ac-} The pretty 18-year-old bride ) ‘it was: over @ pension plan which | quitted of aughher, wan sen- | hedged when asked about her fath- i ; tenced yesterday, She also W&S) ey Sherman's attitude eoncerni Piano. was to be discussed under the ia i ng . tentative contract placed on three years’ probation! the marriage. Her husband John Hes 36 chro} | s «@ « and = driver's nga cog re-| Rogers Christoffers, a 28-year-old matically tuned | All local mariti af- voked for one year, She W&S commercial photographer, stood black and white fected have reli ‘shies the | ken to jail immediately on the sidelines at Newark Airport x : ‘ : . film weer Sam Spiegel, bara. inches high; case not cross its picket lines. -— ae hd cut’ after | ‘ga, woubdn't comeneit om whet is mahogany IT’S JUST THE TIME to round | the July 7 collision. Superior Judge | er she and her husband, who uses colored wood. up things you're not using, sell | Mildred Lillie commented: “I can- the name John Rogers professiog- Complete: with ‘em for CASH through Classified | 90t accept her story of a ‘black-| sity, would meet her father soon. bench, ads! Dial FE 28181 for an ad-| Ut’ and the jury couldn't believe | 29° — tt Ston after the accident. and Aid Flown. to Laos | Coughs Rough? Had Enough? from then until she was arrested) wasHINGTON @®An airdrop of two days later she used every! 1) > aid supplies in northern Lacs wee ee See ee mistrable days? Lec PINEX | help relieve coughs due to | resource at her command to get is under way, according to reports |her car repaired and to conceal oived ty tee Foreign Operations colds! PINEX works fast— helps to loosen phiegm... | her identity.” Administration. The reports indi- cated the supplies are going to Fined for Sunday Work | soldiers and civilians either re- leased or escaped from Commu- NEW -YORK @& — An aircraft nist forces in the recent Indochina mechanic at Idlewild Airport was | fighting. | fined $5 yesterday for pp |a state jaw that prohibits on Sundays which is “‘not of a neces- Less Bought on Time sary, emergency or charitable) WASHINGTON @—The Federal |nature” or beneficial to public | Reserve Board reports installment welfare, The mechanic, Alex Le-) credit increased by 17 million dol- : Hl z economy; new Ready-Mix | PINEX for convenience... | same effective formula. Satis- faction or money back. Ger drug counters. repairing aircraft engines, than in October 1953 or 1952 >... *_ THE. PONTIAC PRESS,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER.2,'1934 | 3 | b keys. Stands 22 | ARA that their members’ would). 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She is the only feminine golf club Lee first became interested in| golf in 1936 while working at Wise's Golf Club (now Morey’s). Her pre- Po a | cage ae Te c Owens Scores ‘Gloomy’ Talk on Olympics. Track: Immortal Says Americans Have Fine | | Non-Loop Tilt Dominate List Chance in 1956 TT : tft i | | iff , ge Twin Lakes clubeowned by Mrs. E. E. Vantine, wher@ Al turned ¥ Howe, Kelly Lead Wings NEW YORK WW — Gordie Howe and Red Kelly each scored a pair of “golden goals” last night to lead the Detroit Red Wings out of a two-game slump with a resounding 16-1 victory over the New York Rangers. Kelly, a defenseman who skates and shoots like a forward, trig- gered the 99th and 100th goals of 249th and 250th of his career. They came at an opportune Cardinal Farm Transfer Near Parent Club Agrees to Negotiate Price With - -Western Loop HOUSTON @® — The St. Louis Cardinals were expected today to complete negotiations with the Wemtern League for the transfer of their Columbus American Assn. * ¢@ « The Cards received permission from the A. A. Wednesday to do business with the Western League. The only thing that stands in the way is a matter of some $30,000 or $40,000. s The Western agreed to part with Omaha but has asked the Cardinals for $100.- 000 damages. The Cardinals feel the price is much too high but have agreed to negotiate. A meet- ing was scheduled for today. 5 Sports Pages in Today's Pontiac Press - By BOB MYERS LOS ANGELES — Newly Saxton-Fuentes Non-Title Bout Brings ‘Wild Apathy’ George Burns and assorted combi- nations of the Ritz-and Marx brothers, will decorate the ring- "| side. They never miss a fight, “leven a bad one. Bowling Results NORTHSIDE LADIES Pts. mass twirling of dials from coast to coast. Apparently the TV patrons here Oakland 32 «(Del's 2 Bridal 77 Owen's Dot's ‘ 26 Murray's Li Indiv. game, series—M. Newby 195, 470; team game. Vend- ing 2102. — BOWL wte. wte Puertas 34 10 . 20 miester 31313 Oakland 19 34 Temples 26 18 Auburn 19 26 West Bide 33 18 Service 18 26 Altes 25 18 Glaters F Fd Perry , 3 21 Prenchy’s a Biriminghanr 20 2¢ Lorens ia 1 Indiv, game, series—L. Rothbarth 267, ELK LADIES Pts. Pts. 29 Cubs 22 Bears 2 Pawns 2) Does 23 Ltens is Camels 22 Deers 16 Poxes 23 Wolves 15 Indiv. game. 208, apathy might be closer to the fact. | True, the loyal old guard of boxing out here, fellows like George Raft, Danny Goodman, Keep Substitute Rule High school athletic associations in 42 states still permit unlimited substitutions in football games. Golden Goals Out of Slump time, ending the Red Wings’ two-game slide in which they were flattened by scores of 4-1 and 6-2 over the weekend. No official records are kept but goals made him the first defense- man in the history of the National Howe’s 230th goal placed him among select company. Only seven other players had ever reached that figure. Teammate Ted Lind- say and Chicago's Bill Mosienko made it last-week. Montreal's Maurice Richard leads all goal getters, with more than 390 to his credit After Vic Stasiuk shot Detroit into a 1-0 lead against the Rangers. Kelly widened the margin to 3-0 with a pair of consecutive tallies. He jabbed in a close-up shot, then added No. 100 with a goal-mouth deflection of Glen Skov’s shot. Howe clicked twice in the 3rd period, slamming in a pair of rebounds. Marcel Bonin scored 22 | Detroit's other goal. Goalie Terry Sawchuk. loose over the. weekend, sharpened up and made 721 stops. He lost his shutout midway in the final period when Don Raleigh found the range for the New Yorkers. . Small Drawing Range The Pacific coast conference area |of four states has only 753 high | school teams to draw upon for NATIONAL HOCKEY LLAGUE T PTS OF GA 33 80 ma _ Boston io ere: cee 1 il .Ts ee FESTERDAY's Ke Detroit 6 New York 1 | Toronto 6, Boston 6 (Only games scheduled) C wee s lowa Favored Over Indiana prety ‘L ' Fa iy ze ? have Don Schlundt and as long as fellow igan rol oe the loss of John Kerr, remains an Behind the big three come Northwestern, Wisconsin and Mich- State. Illinois, weakened by pe i ie tt tie jer. For the first time in years, | Coach Hank Iba won't have a big | man. Moving over to the independ- jents, the Midwest has two of the > IA LRT OE a ae a oe it was believed that Kelly's two Hockey League to reacn the 100 his career, while Howe fired the | mark. -| when they are about 2% or & i|Led Team to Title ia ate ire if Fig t f : ! L if | i ‘ ‘Fi a! gf ok spring. Some early light may on the Bi-County race with as a medium. Bob Hutton’s Bull- dogs fell to South Lake Tuesday’ 64-40, and now faces Utica, which is expected to battle South Lake for the Bi-C title. Coaches Niles Freeland at Walled Lake and Gene Konley at Rochester will probably make lib- eral use of underclass prospects along with key seniors Myrel Taulbee and Ear! Kitchen, re spectively. The Clarkston-Oxford contest is an interesting match between a Wayne-Oakland League contender and a strong independent. Friday's schedule Pontiac e#t Roya! Oak; Milford at Waterford. Cranbrook at Walled Lake Parmington at Bentley; Bertiey; Taylor Center at Southfield: Clartsten at Oxford; Piymouth at Northville: Rochester at Fitegeraid; Troy et Lake Orion; Madison at Dearborn Roosevelt; Capac at Imlay City; May- ville at Umtonvillie: Romeo at Utica; Run: Dryden at New Haven et Brown City. Late Start for Sal Sal Maglie, pitching ace for the New York Giants, broke into the major league competition when he Fine Pitching Mark John Hunter, 28, of Clearwater, pitched the Clearwater Bonthers to a world softball title with a record of 27 won, one lost, while striking out a total of 448 opposing batters. i a * | tain, Tokle’s Memory Renewed at 10th Annual Ski Jump NEW YORK ® — Torger won't Torger Tokie Memorial ski jump- tournament is held at Bear Mountain, New York, Dec. 19, but of Michigan frierid of his will tell you his inemory still lives on, Torger won't be there because Sgt, Lyle Munson of Iron Moun- Mich., one of Torger’s bit- ‘blow to the comeback plans of | | In. ab@her featured bout on the had attained the age of 28 years. | Cleveland News’ 29th annual Toy- | shop Fund Boxing Show, Cleve- land's Rocky Castellani, the No. 3 middleweight contender, sent out- classed Moses Ward of Detroit | crashing to the canvas four times | before finally scoring a technical | knockout in 2:30 of the eighth | round. New College By ROBERT FE. VOGES EAST LANSING #—Fans have only two major rules changes to catch up with as the college bas- ketball season again gets under- way One is the switch to two 20- minute halves instead of four ten- minute quarters. The other is the junking of the: controversial ‘one | jand one” free throw rule for a) new so-called “bonus” rule. Forddy Anderson, new Michi- gan State basketball coach, ex- plained the national rules com- mittee approved the changes following the recommendations of the country’s basketball coaches. Both rule changes are designed to speed up the game and cut down on some of the fly-specking, whistle-blowing by officials that has irked many fans. Anderson features a galloping type of play with the emphasis on the offense and so favors both the innovations. ‘The original purpose of break- ing the game into quarters.” An- derson said, “was to allow an extra time out. But there was a general complaint that some teams would go into a. semi-stall in the last few minutes of a quar- ter, trying to control the ballfor one last shot before the quarter ended."’ : So college teams will run for 2 minutes at a stretch again this Fighting Age Peak . Professional ring boxers are said to be at their peak performance years old. Only 2. Major Changes in Cage Action > | Z : E Far er E ° 5 r? i || each a brilliant performer, feature S|coaches and sports writers who ‘sa | into the junior ranks and came up be around when the 10th annual | Juniors in Front By JOE FALLS DETROIT # — Four juniors, the Associated Press Class B all- state .high school football team today. Usually, seniors dominate all- state seléction,. but this year picked the Class B team dipped with four outstanding players. \ Most notable, perhaps, coe ter Dave Hurd of Three New Spartan 5» Sets Record in Ist Appearance ik se §£ iE Bg FF E Hit on All-SEC Squad ATLANTA, Ga. ® — Tom Tracy, an all-state player at Birmingham (Mich.) High School in 1951, was football team for 1954, Although injured late in the sea- son, Tracy finished 2nd among the rushers in the SEC with 734 yards and a 68 average. For much of | the season he was almost the en tire offense at Tennessee because of injuries to the Vol tailbacks. Only 500 Spectators The Athletics and Senators drew only 500 spectators last September 7 for one of the smallest crowds in major league bageball history. Horseshoe Champion Guy Zimmerman of Danville is jthe world champion |Dawson Ohio Product horseshoe | pitcher for 194. He has records | |of 72 consecutive ringers and has | | won 12 California state crowns. Purdue’s sophomore passing ace, Len Dawson, came to the Boiler- makers’ camp from his home in Four of Them Dominate _Class B All-State Eleven fa; : ue if i fi EEE | i 2 : i =F ai i H & iid "i i s: HS z ee 3975 Fi F BE ze ~ titel i ; Alliance, Ohio. | - Pepper Martin in the 1931 world series batted an even 500 and stole five bases to lead the St. Louis — to a world champion- Pp. White deer have been reported in parts of California. ' : ‘ dy neces { > %®> e -e? = i¢ a, { ee s : , $ 7 F i } sh ,) i See : “fe tS : r oe. __‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954. . ay . ; ; ® 2 * 4 . ss : . + . Suristmas Seat Cover Sale| LaSalle, 9 WW Uuintets Win | al Vover | ’ irik | _ | By BEN OLAN account for two of the records— | Clemson 1-75; Dayton beat Gusta-| ord by crushing Rhode Island 116- el ci wae naa ee loped David’ Lipscomb 5-39; Con. | 6041; aid Alabama humbled Jock: Gift Certificate Michigan State, using a new fast-| necticut set a school scoring rec-| sonville State 96-63. ‘ it sports scene last night ith a we steering of upacty and several | break, runand-shoot style of play record-shattering performances. | taught by its new coach Ford An- | derson, crushed Marquette 91-72, also setting a one-game team scor- ing record. UM Has Youthful Teams in-Both Cage and Hockey * ¢ . ANN ARBOR (®—Two Michigan | day and Saturday by facing Mec- Iowa handled its opener with | coaches set out on similar tasks ease by routing Washington of St.| with the same tools this weekend. Louis 80-61 for the Hawkeyes’ 63rd |- Basketball coach Bill Perigo | straight noncorference victory at sends his youthful squad home. 2 * | Pittsburgh at Michigan’s Yost | ing to build a basketbal] reputa- Field House Saturday. He is try- tion which Michigan is sadly lack- off. Yale was beaten by little Am- herst College. Three Big Ten con- | ference teams—Ohio State, Michi- | gan State and lowa-—-won non- league gamesms expected. La ; ; Now, Let TIME Payments . ld rag ge rg erg Him Make His || Sie. % stutes cas me. * ° * * * * All America center Tom Gola w | George Washington, last year’s | was held to 15 points, while La e < Own Selection. | °°" | Southern Conference kings, bowed | Sallie's Explorers easily van- | to a powerful Wake Forest team, | quished Millersville (Pa.) Teach- e LAY-AWAY After Christmas : ‘ ¥ ry which set a school scoring ~ecord | ers 88-72. SAVE ON CONVERTIBLE TOPS |) i i: s¢' victor. Diese seme so ft - , | beawed 3% points as tbe Deacons | _ Richmond, tabbed as a Southern Seat Cover Mart aoey ele’ y Ncinuee. | man 106-87 Lpapoitan oe game, Rice 136 S. Saginaw ot Chase St. Phone FE 4-8272 edged Lamar Tech 7371. Texas Amherst, paced by Doub Haw- | nipped H ar din-Simmons, 99-57. kins, came with a rush in the final | Southern Methodist routed Austin minutes to surprise Yale 61-56. | College 84-60. * s ° . Ld s . Ohio State snapped five Pitt) In other games, Seton Hall fieldhouse records in downing the downed Roanoke 93-62; North Ca- Panthers 98-87. Robin Freeman rolina State whipped William and poured in 42 points to personally: Mary 111-97;. 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DECEMBER 2 1954 ¥S Gans “Vey Be Stronger in 55 Durocher ~ Hints NLR} Is | Surging Knicks - Reet et ah oO et Soviets Admit Vienna, the Ruesan magazine |and proceeded in an entirely | Vais Ready to Mak only two games behind the tront- Vaio | <= eady to Make —vinning Syracuse Nations. |Detroiter Is a m itereation. | condict . ; Wednesday night, the New York- Amethen tam “It pleasant.” Lopelie Must lm rove |Move in East ers snapped the Nats’ seven-game Strongest Man Soviet athletes the most serious oa ieee have been. The iutiet at, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | winning treak, 88-86, holding off| ysosCOW UR—Who is the strong: | “UmPetities. Norbert Scheman- | sans won. o ere The symping New York Knick-}a Syracuse rally in the fourth! e+ man in the world? Why. nove sky undoubtedly sow ts the * Temple 18. ‘s eg lerbockers are now the surging other than Nerbert Schemsannky of | eens pee eae Masenchusetts 88, Vermont, 18 to e Knicks and they gave every indi-| In other league games, the Fort| the Dettroit YMCA. etter te ihe Sues. '24' Lucky for Mays Medes 100 Bie nh cation Thursday of being ready to| Wayne Pistons defeated the Ro, great physienl strength with : + weg i? make their move in thé Eastern | chester Royals 101-96 in overtime, * Wha, says so° high technical skill.” Willie Mays wears No. 24 on his| Virginia 118 Hampden Graney 43 Leo Counting Heavily | Division Division of the National Basketball the Minneapolis Lakers downed| The popular Russian picture! The magazine also had some | uniforms for the Giants. He is 24| Alsbems 8s. Jectsoovilie State. 63 'the Philadelphia Warriors 91-88 magazine, Ogonyek, says so. nice words about the tournament years old and is the first Giant to Bice 12. lamer Ten Th oa on Irvin Making Big i: Knickerboeckers have won and the Boston Celtics whipped/ In an article on the recent world | in general: win the National league's batting | Southern » Mothedion | 4. Austin r”) Comeback Leen a@ row after four straight | the Milwaukee Hawks 101-90. weightlifting championships in’ “It was excellently organized —— in 4 years. psa aah Rag ee Ta _ By JOE REICHLER < Pgs aN oF wh esd —') —— a, td * HOUSTON @®—Leo Durocher. re- . é; ; ro f 4 | TABLE TENNIS | iii asain Rabhor Dobbs Alliggtor i, Peyote It’s Philip’s Botany Resistol Gleneagle =i ; $ 45 Up For ALL STAR raed - SY |b mares oggh f- CLOTHING SLACKS ! Tables........ ines | =e UNDERWEAR | Eogalre f(WICKORY SKIS] Clippercraft Arrow Botany 4, \f most ees I _ Belmont Cooper | McGregor — inca ot Don Richards B. V. 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Son's Slump Due fo Discipline Aussie Ace's Mothe r Declares Lad Needs Time to Relax SYDNEY Hoad's Australia (P—Lewis said son's tennis slump is due to | much discipline "’ Hoad's no-care attitude and spot ty play’ has been a source’ of worry to Australian Davis Cup selectors, who are depending on him to help protect the cup in the challenge round Dec. 727-29 against either the United States or Sweden “Lew has not had a chance | to ——— mother today her “too | Y'ALL COME— SEE US-- WE FINANCE! ‘Everybody's Credit is Geod Here! NATIONAL a since the Davis Cup last Christmas,’ Mrs. A, Hoad said at her i here Thursday je was under discipline during the decd Cup and soon afterwards went into the Army for national | = training. When, he came out he went on an overseas tennis tour still under discipline. And he | still is under discipline. | Mrs. Hoad pointed out Lew will be only 20 years old next week | and said “I feel a lad of that age | needs more time to relax.’ Harry Hopman, Australian Da- | vis Cup captain and team-touring manager, has been sharply criti cized by the Australian press fo: |his strict disciplinary measures | His demands for rigid training lim ited all socia) activites of players under his supervision 4 Asked for comment on Mrs Hoad's statement, Hopman” re | Plied: *‘Mother knows best.”’ PGA Boss Suggests - Golfing Conference ST: PAUL, Minn. ‘UP)—Horton Smith of Detroit, outgoing pres: dent of the Professional Golfers Association, has suggested crea ation of a ‘‘nationwide golf confer ence’ to improve the game | throughout the country. Smith, who wil! relinquish the | PGA presidency today, said every one from greenskeepers to players | would have a voice in the confer- | ence. Pros May Ask for More Cage Games DETROIT (UP) — The Michigan High School Athletic "Association j may request to increase the max- |} imum number of basketball games {a team is allowed to play at to | day's annua] meeting here. High school basketbalf teams ‘cur- ‘rently are restricted by the num- ber of games their footba]!. teams play The association allows a |total of 24 football games and | basketball games with a maximum of nine football games Schools playing the, maximum of nine football games can thus play |‘ only 15 basketball games. Many coaches think the mumber of basketball games should be in- creased since the season is 14 weeks Ex-Tiger ‘Farmer’ _. ‘Gets Kansas City Job HOUSTON, “Tex. (UP) Ras Kennedy, former farm director of the Detrou Tigers, was named per- sonne| director yesterday of the new Kansas City Athletics ot the American League. » Kennedy retired as farm di- |rector of the Tigers in 1951 and went into private business in San- ‘ford, Fla. He had been with De-' | troit for three years. | The lowest earned run average SIZES 6- 12 MOTOR SALES | He daid “that way there would ,; on record in the major leagues is Bede by Goodyear (Next to Seers) 17) South $ Se 'be more representation than now | 0.90 by Fred Schupp of the New | = ‘exists in such bodies as the PGA. | York Giants in 1916. a ) q Pfeiffers Makes Brewing History! | The news is out, and the word's going ‘round —something wonderful has happened at Pfeiffer’s! f Never kefore has there been a beer that could combine both mi/dness and deep flator at the same time. But Pteiffer's—atter painstaking research and hard work—has discovered how to brew such a beer. Today's Pfeiffer's has a quality that sets it apart from any beer you have ever tasted. It's wondertulls mild—vet it has a destinctive. satisfying flavor without extcha smooth and refreshing. 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A common fault one finds in teaching is an abrupt, h lift. The pupil is too anxiou “api ply hoek spin tp the ball. He gives | his wrist a twist, so that the ball loses its line. Let me emphasize again that bowling is easy physically — if you'll permit it te be. Simply push the ball away tq, begin CONCENTRATE with, get it into swing, thinking ef a weight attached to the eud | ef the arm, like a Stome @p & | string. Let it swing anre- strained. | Meanwhile, in practice, remem- ber to delay the elbow break. Con- | the arm| automatic extra point which centrate on keeping straight through its downward, forward arc, as the sketch shows. | Allow the ball to swing freely all} the way. so that the arm lift cothes naturally Doris Hart of Cora] Gables. Fla, was runrer-up for the U.S. wom- en's tennis crown five times before | winning in 1954. ge eeeeeeeeseceses s $10.75 Campus Jackets, $¢>75 s © i eee eee a : All Star * s BASKETBALL SHOES = pK M SWEATERS * = WELDEN : = SPORTING GOODS & @ 51 Me. Clemens St. FE 4-621) B a TITITI IIIT Lions’ Defense Tests Fagles Passing Philadelphia’ 5 = Hopes for Win Lie With Burk Top TD Passer Has Tossed for 19 Scores This Season , DETROIT uw — It will be the league's No. ] touchdown passer against the league's No: 1 pass de- fense when the Detroit Lions tan- gie with the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday in Briggs Stadium, , A vietory for the ‘Lions will clirich the Western Division cham- pionship and send them into the National Footbal] League's title game for the 3rd straight year. But the Lions’ pass defense -- best in the 12-team circuit—wi!l get a-severe test from Philade!- | phia’s one-two quarterback punch of Adrian Burk and Bobby Thoma- son. Burk, who has been erratic this season, is the league's leading <- touchdown passer, He has flipped 19 scoring acriais. Thomason has pitched 10 others. That's 174 peints—or 203 if you count the usualiy follows professional touchdowns. Detroit's pass defense, around Jack Christiansen, Jimmy David and Carl] Karilavicz, has permitted only 114 completions in 291 passes. That's an average com- pletion of only 39.2 per cent. If this statistic doesn't sound im- pressive, take a look at some of the pass defense records of the other teams: Los Angeles has permitted 179 completions, San Francisco 151 and Green Bay 170. Burk comes into the game with a strange record. Twelve of his 19 touchdown passes have been against One team—the Washington keved g | Redskins. He completed seven on | one occasion to tie a league record, . and five another time. Lions, with eight wins in nine Tom Dublinski. They rank 4th and 3rd respectively, in the league. SCRAPER Firestone WINDSHIELD ICE and SNOW Come In- Get Yours Today! Lue Rush... Now's the = Time to Get Your Car Ready for Winter 550 DOWN Puts a Pair of Avoid the Last Minute <7 Don't Get Stuck . - % - ee Firestone Jeon ¢ County WINTER TREADS on Your Rear Tires. Firestone STORES 146 W.. 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THREE - | r Colleges Looking for New Coaches bergh te uidd-cunsen bycense-ot # | denen’ small and large_cllegeh fore Athietie Director Tom Hamil had given no indication that he FISH and ae cars Tu “t iD Cy .| “commana cS - > BOBERTSON jor vacancy and there were re- Press ports that Harvey Robinson was | health. came up with ‘new coaches feseg srg clnange hers maar been te lager: rnlnr The last of the 1954 football gear >on his way out at Tennessee. bd % * Young, who also was athletic di- Hurricanes broke even in 10} Although Danowski was not a . has not yet been bung up but al- a2. ©, Among the smaller. rector at Furman, was’ the only | games. available for comment. his wife All You Can Eat’ ready five major colleges and‘at | ‘ Major college coaches who have | Norwich in Vermont is in the mar-| one of the five to as much as| Danowski’s resignation caught| said he hoped to remain in the —Eve: Friday- :§ least one minor'school are looking | been fired or resigned within the | ket for a coach following the resig- | break even this season, Taylor had | Fordham officials completely by | coaching profession, Athletic Di- "y 4 for new head coaches. ‘| last few days include Kip Taylor | nation of George (Duke) Benz. a 1-80 record at Oregon State, | surprise. the Rams had | rector Jack Coffey said no con- Jack ee te The unexpected resignation’ of | of Oregon State, Bil Young of Fur- oe Rae Oe tte Sine, Hho | CSAS 0520 af Taken eaeh Begin) Sup ane ait Had one of Weer nies | citation bad bow gheet os : s " bade Ed Danowski at Fordham Univer-| man and Bernie Wituchi of Tulsa. | turnover may be as great as it was Sis ane a ee ee ot fall, the former Ford-| Danowski’s successor but the mat- -. Breyten Pisine - sity Wednesday, left the fifth ma-| Red Dawson stepped out at Pitts-| last season,’ when some three/ three straight under Dawson be- and New York Giants’ great/ ter probably would be discussed : reand Y* meeting of the sthittlc| - ww ew OOUOVOIOOaaaaam | Baumholtz Deal <--> Boze Be Taree rae Secu e810 Aluminum Combaation S| | — Following his graduation from Al + > ie Seixas Moves to F inals as Australians = Seats Jemeany tent he Pro: |gater Yor bese cene ne | a \ es jor ap tional Football League and devel- < i. Is Sidetracked . Worry Over Hoad's Lackadaisical Play "nn. os emsmi Siem ceeeies|N Storm: Windows ¢ CANS . weighs 205 pounds, won 18 games 1934 through 1939 he completed 307 Compare These Features: . P ° * By WILL GRIMSLEY | ‘scored two important singles vic-er against us who wants to win. and lost 11 with New Orleans of Fn . ae 2 avon MELBOURNE @ Australia's |toricg in’ the’ challenge’ sou] it oot Head, it wil be, somebody | tn oaths anaes earn! | asses in 61 attempts and paced | Fingertip Adjustment . Y 4 Givers Before Sending | pavis Cup hopes tumbled to a new | against the United States a year | ike Mervyn Rose, Hartwig or |son. He formérly was the property | world’s championships. \ Easy Cleaning * Fs Frapk'to Chisox Scleas cur dass en weaagey, tac | tears wan he tft tho out {eee Do : a : \ Beautifully Styled : Seixas cut down an unhappy, lack- wr Bagh cap — He teok over at Fordham in 1946 UN if HOUSTON, Tex. —The sale of | adaisical Lew Hoad in the semi-| badly beatea victim of nim- and in tine years ‘his teams won | 8 v veteran outfielder Frankie Baum-| finals of the Victoria Tennis cham-| ble racquet. 5 29 games, lost 44 and tied 3. The ST R SE, AL CC holtd of the Chicago Cubs to the|Pionships. = PP rie g or ome sts. teow santa year wea on tat °\ Sere ee Ne tas ome | acstnacy cantibaie ok ace comberer ens ition, Wrerge reord in 1950 nowvlle Journal |W 16 Mille Rd. at Rochester Rd. MU 9-1900 a cause Wid Matthews, director of | ing a rare touch, the tall U. S.| troubled with himself he just does said Robinson and his entire staff bkkhdhdhdhehiddhddheakchntndnuth r player personnel for the Cubs, did | titleholder from Philadelphia won | not give a darn. It will be neces- at Tennessee will be dismissed |< NN a ndt ask the other National Lgages |e due ta and tithy aule sar defo ore when contracts expire Dec. 31. ii Sante irae Roe See |e ore casa | ATTENTION MOTORISTS! J © “I made an honest mistake,” | 6&2, 7-5. —_ Bill Talbert, captain of the U.S. change were defeats by Vander- ‘ 7 sintihews sald cory tlay. “1| On Setarday. Seixas plage Aussie |Cep joo. was seetty peeped bit and Kentucky, both ancient |] Here's a Momey-Saving Idea from Woblieil-Dee! i sane ce 1 reno |, at Nee Oe ee et ee es ~— kl Oe _ {mad nation as a result of the|win back the cup this year. ocbabeepatneet: aati! sc isan: Uirwums tae a Matthews said he felt ‘“‘morally | complete collapse of Australia's “It would be foolish for us to be @ wee bit tired eet i obligated to deliver Baumholtz to|No. 1 star. ee: oe its old zip. Maybe it’s starting to stall now and then—or perhaps Se ae ee ant he eel ES ty chiang Sic Geko Sous sabeby Sane ic tc ed oom ca ae it uses too much gas. The Cure is @ Tune-Up by Motor Tune-Up : coun- : eS es tryman, Rex Hartwig, 62, 62,| mental attitude is not all to be de- Specictiets. Restore all your eer’s original pep end performance: ‘eo tas oun announced Tuesday | 6-5 in the other semifinal. rp Bay rege ic Prove to yourself what a tune-up means in'gas economy and driving . sold Baumholtz to the Sox Australia many players isfaction. : : ia for slightly in excess of the waiver| The 20-year-old. Hoad, who! and they will have a singles play- “ cll Call FE 2-4907 today for your appointment? Real Bargain Prices! ||N H Scnoreworors.|]_ WOHLFEIL-DEE CO. || DeSito-Plymouth 2274 South Telegraph Rood price of $10,000. = Warren Giles, president of the| Champs Were Oldest |Leake Had 32 PAT’s ° Leake National League, probably would} The world champion Giants were| Buddy have to rule if any National | the oldest team™in the 1954 base-| ball season League club now claimed Baum-/ball season with an average age | extra points for the Oklahoma foot- holtz, of 28.1 years. | ball champions. 912 S. 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Lodge Expressway: _. “Twas not going 8 but I will admit to 70,”. said Dr: Sahumo. “The open feeling on the ex! pressway intrigued me. We do not have roads like these in India. They are beautiful, almost un- Judge Watgs fined him $25 for reckless driving : en Drunken Actor Scandal Rocks Soviet Theater MOSCOW #—Moscow’s Stanis- lavsky Theater has been rocked * by a scandal. A leading male star of the company was fired “for drunkenness and lack of theatrical Sanding Machine Culture, reporting the downfal) of | youthful star Eugene Vesnik. The newspaper tells how a theater in Saratov had scheduled its first performance of’ Emi] Zola's drama “The Inberitors.”’ - * * The - |and decorations by the Pocatello in the wings, tear-' Painters Union. The bride was Charlene Gay | want to play! I will not | Parris, —_ on sories, The groom was William Arthur Gunter, of. Arimo. When they appeared to be mar- ried they found the old county courthouse, which was built in-the 1890s, being torn down, County Commission Chairman Cantril discipline. THANKS, DADDY—Robert Bechtold, of Massillon, Ohio, shows “There is no room among Soviet the President's Medal of the National Safety Council, awarded to him artists for drunkards, rowdies, vi- | for saving the life of Roberta, his five-year-old daughter. Last summer, olators of trade discipline, or Bo-|Bechtold pulled the drowning girl from a pond and brought her back hemian geniuses,” declared Soviet to consciousness by applying artificial respiration. ‘tor Dismissals ‘Lionel Wills $25,000 |Estate to His Nurse LOS ANGELES @—Lionel Bar- rymore’s $25,000 estate will go to Wheeler, who was his nurse for +: ee +. eee tay 4 the 40-year-old «Miss Florence Rozella ome of Miss Wheeler for the last many years. The veteran actor, who died Nov. UNESCO Head IRUBBER FODTWEAR For the entire family! Gets Authority MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay 7» — The UNESCO Administrative Com- mission has authorized Director Genera] Luther H. Evans to dis- miss staff members ‘“‘lacking the highest standards of integrity." The action cleared one obstacle to Evans’ firing of ‘three American employes who refused to answer U.S. loyalty board questions. The commission last night ap-| proved a series of amendments to staff regulations which Evans =| Engineer Boots Boys’ As Pictured Sizes 3 to 6 75 Men's Sizes $9.95 an American citizen — had pro. <° gel ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1954 +: te tare * ee 9 ge Dee ees ae yroes eee §-FT. RECESSED STEEL TUB “A” grade, regular $60.50. Price shown fa less fittings. 5-FT. CAST IRON WB “aA grade, regular $70.50. Price shown ie leas fittings. WASH BASIN Complete with ¢hrome fittings, 3-PC. WHITE BATH SET $139.50 value, complete with chrome fittings. Less seat, $5950 $1195 $9485 3-PC. COLORED BATH SET Regular Sa with chrome $ {0950 a Bg Aon = “oe $3195 eurtatn pdrofe aaa ie is & SPECIAL PRICE $3650 tor this event! age 9 Rye complete with fit- $5950 tings sock ae ho) Ph $3-gallon te Detroit Edison sp- $8495 proved. WATER HEATER sp Safety pilot, “A” grade $4995 Regular 964.05. $995 DOUBLE COMPARTMENT SINKS Reg. 624.96. 21x33 size. Factory ir- WE ACCEPT TRADE-INS! DISCOUNT SALE of SMALL APPLIANCES and PLUMBING SUPPLIES! $4950] SMALL APPLIANCES $24.95. Name-brand with ex- clusive Butter Cup and Spreader e- tery guarantees. DEEP-FRY COOKER Pamous-make. by Sere Pae- $1625 tory guaranteed. ULAR $34.96. A COMB. GRILL-WAFFLE IRON RT A A aD a $1295 STAINLESS STEEL CUTLERY SET Sheffield steel] made in 10-pe. eet factory priced at $49.95. Clese-out! CASH and CARRY: PRICES on STEEL and COPPER PIPE SAV PLUM SUPPLY CO. Full Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings Seargthdng lia) Plomiieg | Sapuiten 100 S. SAGINAW ST. FREE PARKING FREE DELIVERY Open Moa. thra Sat, 9 to 5:30—Fri. 9 to 9 Phones: FE 5-2100 and FE 4-5831 posed as a result of a running | argument with Washihggon offi- cials over the trio. | UNESCO sources said the direc- tor general is now- expected to dismiss ali three if a special ad- visory board concurs. Evans had | claimed he lacked authority sad fire therm. Friday Night Until 9 o’Clock Besement—Pontioc Stete Bonk ry Be. Moreover, critics noted, Vesnik| Neilson said he thought the old lost patience with Zola’s text and | building oe for a Se “added rough to the script.”’ arranged n a room in ni hci ‘the nearly completed first floor of ——— mt JPEN TONIGHT TO $T O00” D ISCOUNT. pas. MECHANICAL TRAIN OUTFIT eh ~ : , “hee L TRACK 66" AROUND! ol — ail 12 PIECES . . . for (ei mere $1.00! 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You have a transmission choice of economical. Overdrive and improved, auto- matic Powerglide (optional at extra cost) or standard shift. Maybe once in @ car-buying lifetime, you come atross something thet breaks all the old patterns and establishes new ones. This is that kind of car. This is the true story of how Chevrolet and General Motors shaped Chevrolet and General Motors set out with the idea of building the first low-priced car that would do all these things: @ bring you the very freshest and finest styling to new power-steering and improved power brakes on all models. Power-controlled windows and Built in UHF-VHF antenna. Distance selector switch. Ma- hogany finish. a new idea in steel. 5 Mot la Motorola | ¥ otoroia . Even Air Conditioning! | 21 INCH agape good ideas, this one is pretty ag And if you desire the convenience of power | 21 INCH ) ut it wasnt an easy one to Carry out. For assists (optional at extra cost) . . . you'll find Console | New low price. | Ebony Suen table model. 5745995 | be had. hogany or - Se wd adie eaten ts ant A Sensational Ride! blond sligbety higher. ] 9995 @ Sring you the me: anced engine eesign You live the new idea instantly . . . you glide engineering features. 2 .. actually glide because spherical joints “roll | $6.00 Down, $2.00 Weekly with the punch” of the road in Chevrolet's new @ bring you the kind of performance and the kind Glide-Ride front suspension. And -outriggcr of ride that have never been available before in @ low-priced car. rear springs mean new balance in turns . . git pede keh gy eee ee ee oe eee ew ee ee oe wad als. steering. “Two-Ten” models, while air conditioning All this in Chevrolet’s price field? That did take some doing! And isn’t it logical that only Chevrolet and General Motors have the people, the skills, the resources and facilities, to carry * gut this exciting new concept? Here is how this new Chevrolet changes all your own ideas about cars! Real Show-Car Styling! Your eye tells you the Motoramic Chevrolet is no styling “patch-up” job. A rakish, low profile . . soft swiftness from its sleek vear fenders to its wide- oped Sweep-Sight windshield . . . a new outlook for motoring. And that outlook doesn’t change when you slip inside , . . there’s more room for hats and hips . . exciting fabries and trim harmonized with the whole car . . . as carefully as a brida matches carpet to curtains. Drive with care .. . EVERYWHERE! Make December 15 ahd every day And when you stop suddenly, new Anti-Dive braking control checks that nosing down in front ... you get more level stopping. Tube- less dives mean much greater protection against blowouts. And with new high-level ventilation there’s fresher air. SOSH SSSHESHSHEHSHSSESHHEHEEHT SHEL EEEOE cate § PYUYVT TILT mre § PPYTTITITITIVVI TTL Power Beyond Compere! | You also feel the new idea quickly . + Quick power like a panther’s paw with the /new “Turbo-Fire V8" (162 h.p.) and two new “Blue-Flame” 6's. And sparking this perform- ance is a 12-volt electrical system giving you better ignition, faster starting, greater electrical reserve for any of the power assists you might eeseeeeeeeeseee 680888888084 eteeaseeeeeeeseeeeseeeeeeese may be added on V8 models. wer Won't You Try lt? Here, we can only tell you how successfully the Motoramic Chevrolet expresses the new idea behind But the car itself can quickly show you! Come in for a demonstration drive, won't you, first chance you get. ooocoeosocoocosocescssd MORE THAN A NEW CAR, A NEW CONCEPT OF LOW-COST MOTORING Everything’s new in the motoramic CHEVROLET Se Sa ata dd oS 34 Mill St. and 211 S. Saginaw St. Pontiac, Michigan -DRIVING DAY! . x : MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, INC. . Automatic Toasters $1750 w $2650 Grills Automatic Coffee Makers $1350 » $2250 $695 w $2950 SCHWINN BIKES. Medels for Girls and Boys The HORNET Dominion and G-E Waffle and Sandwich Dormeyer Mixers $1995 1 $4650 G-E Mixers $1995 - fer Day of Days te $87.95 « $4.50 DOWN $2.00 WEEKLY See Burns and Allen on WJBK-TV — Monday Night — 6:00 P.M. Open Friday and Saturday Nights ‘til 9 111 N. Perry: St. FE 2-0121 | eee ae = tee Oth oat oe Ee enti eee eee |g | oe oe =e o ee ee ee ee ee ee b. ., 2 .it te «are ass ee ee eee ee i ee Bebe ce 5 me Tap Nm ee ne cis ide doled tease eee a «a er ae . Re ge ‘ ~ cee a ag Z ms Bex aie a : ; OE PIGS OPE OE OE ADE ye BGG EEO Qe Hs etek are * : _. 5 : 4 ‘ oes ; wert, Ee : * 4 { 4 . se € “HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2,105 = : = v ” ~ q ~ County Deaths (Churchill Safe ty ee, From Censure Fu : q a on Home, with burial in Ore- But Official Apology for: eo | So ae per ood Wedeeaay | German Arms Speech ae : | , are his widow, Lena.| Draws Fierce Attack LONDON (UP)—Prime Minister i i : i ! | A g E iti | / REMBRANDT | sa? < TOMLINSON nents eemaae’ Oe nee SPRAGUE-CARLTON BIGELOW-SANFORD : Open Friday Evenings - ; -y iu oktiz er lh nt Fe gE # i : f wont SQUAD — Lastaninute preparations for Postine Prom Peete | willte, 9 of Rich Township, wil = Se HOME FURNISHINGS the annual Waterford Township High Schoot carnival |of the king and queen, a dance and dozens of | be held at 2 p.m: Saturday at the| Vantage hearing the Prime 330-332 Mai Rochester, Mich | Street OL 2-2121 — OL 1-9642 . FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE are being made in the high school gymnasium | booths and exhibits. Shown working on booth frames | Fostoria Methodist Church, with | Mimister’s remarkable expres: | these days. To be held Saturday from 7:30 to|are, left to right: Karl Liawert, Allan Olson and burial in Rich Cemetery. The body sion of “regrets. 11:30 p. m., the carnival will feature the crowning | Sally Purcell. . | will be at his residence until time} But the London Daily Mirror, | Oakland Cattle iWateriord High Sridents Wiis ded. Tuesday at hs home| rc newspaper fa pears || = ‘ae | Get TB Tests [Plan All-School Carnival |Witen'ted vison et‘rint: snd) "Si Wins Churchill bo WHIRLPOOL Drier AND AUTOMATIC WASHER WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —| The carnival is « project of the | Intyre of Mayville. | birthday to alerm and. dlamay Seek to Establish Rating ‘or “hachane Anna” oh te We- canine ipaspeenclirip ; melee hai the of County as Modified rd Toratip tien Sawct | Tre, Tyege’ Sas ace | FOUNGATIVE | cmtsnentz tet meme || Limited 999° winery Tuberculosis-Free Area | which draws hundreds of specta-| 5°°8®- Jeanne Thomas and San- the service of his country should Supply DOWN Tuberculin testing for the pur-| rs % ¥ the a ming of the) 4 i pa , id - jose of reaccreditation of Oakland °C! king and queen and to/ Seeking the king’s title are Chuck a if | e performance to tho Bouse county as a inodified tuberculosis. |©7J°Y the wares the . student: | s-hack, Aaron Wright, Laine Heth- ¥ Rochester Furniture & Appliance :30 p.m. erington and Jerry Nelson. : No. Stere No. 2 336-338 Main. ROCHESTER 3341 Aubura, AUBURN HGTS. DRUG STORE |reete(Aeesre sod tn Unies day tom 19 re aa Seeten, a} 2,Afe Unaccounted fOr any ionger nthe hands of | ing » & : States Department of Agriculture | dance ‘ip the fader Claas as Searchers Locate whose memory fails him on is now under way. $21 Main St., Rochester | townships in which cattle ae Hunters Take More | hava el peers ordi ares Northeast Plane aE being tested are Holly, Groveland, |More class staging a “Night Club” | w1LAN, N.H. @—At least five jcomplete with masked soloist. of the seven persons marooned for two nights in cold mountain wilder- ness with a wrecked airplane were reported alive today. The freshman class is respon- LANSING (#—Fewer deer but &! sinie tor the country store. lot more bear were killed in the S OPEN EVERY Upper Peninsula and carried across on Straits ferries this sea- son, the State Highway Depart- ment Proceeds from the carnival will go towards purchasing football the affair is Carole Fortin with | Radio reports from a helicopter which landed on Mt. Success, a field lights. General chairman for | few miles south of here, said five persons were alive but did not in- EDERAL NIGHT to 9 ‘til CHRISTMAS reported. With the close of the hunting | faculty sponsors, Mrs. Edwina Is- dicate their condition, 1 reported | aacson and the Howard Bennetts First reports said two persons that 9,989 deer were carried on | assisting. pared to 10.051 a year ago. But || ; : ; 497 bear were eo oe SS |Datroiter Gets Fined in, two others were re- , | In other species, the ferry at-} West Bloomfield Township Jus-| The wrecked ptane was discov. tendants counted nine wolves, 43/ tice Elmer C. Dieterle yesterday | ered by A. M. ter, N. H., a BESTFORM'S r x - £ ER ee RE ; Lewandowski admitted taking \ Sc I j ' . °4 |tood trom the Franklin Hills | yeneity tne of the Nectheest der on if ere fe | , c |Country Club where he worked! .nnei aboard the downed cratt © yg : | | this year as a dishwasher. | was_seen near the wreckage. > > A. oe : | en oe GIRDLE} 36,000 head of cattle. | coyotes, 27 bobcats and 12 fox) 11.4 Theodore Lewandowski, 64, A helicopter flew to Mt. Success Testing will be done by local | this -season. The count last year | of 1332 Bagley, Detroit, $25 and $25 Airlines, ” who was among ° | Drop Off Discarded Toys which has an elevation of 3570 feet. for Lake Orion High School =r Fee Wot” “ves, sx The ODO club of Waterford is spon- | is J i , | | Yi be | Flirtation Walk | | | — . flown as against 331 a year ago. for Stealing Food ported alive. : 1 | ‘ LL 0) We} iN c\ | cl | Slices are available to the state. [bobcat and 12 fox. culty io aaete laccomy: LAKE ORION—Pians for Lake, three. Final selection is expect. | American Legion, Fireman's ec |e Saturday in the CAI building, 4-Buckle —_ nearer — — with | “The next meeting of the advisory | carded Toy Crusade” to procure 0s es r a, ed an committee will be Dec. 71 to con: | toys for needy children at Christ-/ ; [= etaration Bas eet sider the reports of the committee | mas. land | of oe en ae ee = soe rr on needs and requirements. The! Area residents with toys no = oo proposed committee on finance is waiting | |onger needed or used have been ‘ ing. S JA SO | ern me neu scum |intateateg’ "Pet et ae ha | gifts and some for sale. . sociation and the Auburn Heights | Orion's new high school appeared | ed in a few days. Lions Clubs are conducting a ‘‘Dis- | with serving from 5: 30-7 p.m. committee has investigated many available sites, some offered as OK USED CARS 1953 CHEVROLET 210 2-DR. SEDAN Radio, Heater, Whitewall Tires 1952 CHEVROLET STYLELINE DLX. 2-Door Sedan 1951 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN Radio, Heater, Powerglide~ 1950 CHEVROET 2-DR. SEDAN | The sub-committee on sites 4 the | veterinarians wherever their aa rie ix wolves. 23 coyoytes, costs after the Detroiter pleaded %¢@rchers. Bountis said two per- AUBURN HEIGHTS — : | soring a cafeteria supper and ba- Foundation, ‘10 dress .. lingerie ele- gance! “Beauty Rows,” Mofad's new bow-appli- . rates this location as best of & All Sizes those considered. Dr. Don Lea, of Michigan State College, school Open ri. t. building consultant retained by : and Sa | the board of education to assist — Night ‘til 9 P. M. |) tn plans tor the new building, also inspected the site, and a | praleed tt. | The land, a 630-foot wide strip, | : fe a lies along the north side of Scripps | 4 1 | road, between M-24 and Bald Moun- | e on tain road, about 2.5 miles south of gq STorg | the center of Lake Orion village. The proposed building site itself, | (on high ground, is visible from b 312 Mein St. Rochester || ™.24. The tract is approximately | Radio, Heater : 3,000 feet long and adjoins the : Free Parking Rear of Store | state-owned Bald Mountain Recrea- ROCHESTER | tion Area on the north - | Deroreme wrx soe I Crissman Chevrolet Co for goog drainage, and the area evro e s. is adequate for athletic fields, | ; parking, and future school ex- — 753 S$. Rechester Road OLive 2-9721 pansion. Wesle>? B. Allen, president of aoe > ae | ® Real Estate @ the Lake Orion Board of Educa- | tion, anriounced the tentative selec- | . 7 Insurance ition of the site at a meeting of | , "For Every Need” ‘the advisory committee. ruc S$ = ruc S 7 ruc S$ “Names of the donors are not DALE and NINA being revealed at this date,” Allen said, “as certain legal technicali- e ° . F MARTIN ties repuntlieg eanaier a title to A wa y s on h an d fo ry Ou to cat ‘ toa ne : 4 ; . ooks - SER. : < ae Gieaeo t part of the property are still being | choose from. A complete stock of pensive se: “GIRDLE... white in Main St. ochester F worked out.” : . " . needs aoe ae , Seamer Siince more than 80 per cent of n sais quickest, 3 ‘sizes’ 26 to 36°" the high school students are al- | _—, gory fa ce ty < oye laa ~ NEARLY AND USED NEW TRUCKS This is the place to come for your Truck ready being transported by bus, white. the location will not alter this Complete Line of APPLIANCES transportation ‘situation materially, and é HARDWARE ITEMS ccording to Supt. Arlie A. Reed. LARRY GILLIAM even i ce ma bee Slip. 32 t0 40 ..... $495 Leng Gown. 32 to 40 $695 SSS) REE [Mea steer the Truck bn Wann. $895] ee ee cae © A Distinguished Service... * | L J [tare ome $38 LLAR DAY’S SALE NOW IN PROGRESS! pine totne » \\Larry Jerome ||" +] [cou ness! me ay aaa | ROCHESTER FORD DEALER q e FUNERAL HOME . “For More Than 30 Yeors—K Good Place to Bar” | : | Aguinance Serviee 339 Walnet OL ive 1.0041 | I Main Street at the Bridge OPEN EVES. , L19711 320 MAIN OL 2-0811 J | a Sle: Soul aie ~ceee Sees) Gee Ss ‘ ¢ , i a * . af, \ 7 Pe ™ x * =F * Vi es 4 7 . . oy, ° = : : “ = t a ‘ ; aa r : > F i?) i ; ; c ’ ‘ : \ a ‘ F . ¥ . ~ ‘ we - + #4 - 4 Pes oS a ts ft \ * *5 . . f . i ea " as ia a 2 : 4 - ~ a RAE FS ae. er i i : : ” : | alas 4 * . Pm one + ie z a i a ; j Pe Ee ere gag haw . +i 7. igo S Foe as ge eae : r : t “ : ‘ ; a \ i . 7 ‘ ’ \ a ‘ ‘ y ; » P we - . % ? { fou* eo _. ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1934 a Hs 2 ae SIXTY-SEVEN, Nr? }: a. a Sere eer prrerrey | With Blood went. ¢n.spevallen 0S, Uae =r se! bach bea ee ees Yo Poy om Wh toad [8 The hospital agreed to Wife Will Quit Deter 7 : ~ F9%} | wy men have signed up to give ae frcrgpacbpeito- pre Acting Career Hes ees 4 roa oer 7. Pei wx, ot | ts, wih 1 bor Socket eb ek. Norman, Okid., whose wife under- ' The bill is $956.93. , ! ~ = dence that he happens to 1 NOUR Bn ertield heatze, ¥ Last month the lumbering actor 7 5 ——— « 4 poner aaa ala tue wan: Pt ne a es, ge) ee ing his record intact. Here's how ijt shapes up: No, 1—Josephine . Saenz; daughter of Dominican : Esperanza New Lake Theater of retiring, He ssid he to| entirely different. 420 Pontiac Trail smoke 14 cigars a day but had ft @' « «@ WALLED LAKE | cut down to only six or eight. “] certainly don't have anything iW Tih BaaDOOa as ii <2 f | TREN: a] i: La Daa aa. iT ~also~ pen on Od du vt ot pértoy ys French ! on, “ 4 DAWN AT SOCORRO” Eamond for a water bole and| MY frst wilt, bed ©, tether, ‘=i zoomed down into the £00. Zoo-| 1.0 she was brought up in Texas. Grand in “RETURN: FROM THE SEA” 3 EN Ha et mrp orgvcheg be fh gles SAT.: “SHANGHAI STORY” ond WOOO OY ves Cen rome jn the 20 pages ge halal gh wie Doors Open Week-Days at 10:30 - — wummmme | been here a great deal and speaks Eaqtie-. apd pinay ¢ > ilar will pursue - i |"""Ghe never had much of & ce | . 1 m -— © BARN DANCE [2 Sects oe Toeey tee . Lesser sent a crew to Peru to ———————————————— ee ee ee ae a sun Stars of Radio, Stage, Records and TV — fj} £24. and they needed 0 girl — | —— bare feet and long hair. She did t i CASEY. CLARK s43 4! HERB WILLIAMS — KY. BOYS FAIRLEY HOLDEN — CHUCK & BUDDY Aetay: in r| i fi i E E z H FZ ARE SUNNY MT. BOYS is approved in Hollywood. The judge, in granting | but it is hard to hold JIMMY MARTIN — OSBORNE BROS. They've been venga ovr - Toughtest ; FRIDAY NIGHT te happy wo at wy be heart te! Wilson With Crewcut |\« =< a - | Stel AM. to go in “The Sea Chase,” and it : Dial A ———————————————————— can't finish soon for him. Confuses Gobel! Fans a too ’ - ‘ | WATIONAL ARMORY PONTIAC || Kennelly to Run Again By EARL WILSON GUARD CanCAGO .| NEW YORK—Since my crewcut, people say I look like George @®-—-Mayor Martin H Heerd On WIR—Set. 9:30 P.M. Kennelly, has announced he will | Gobel. end Deily WEXL, 3:45 P. M. seek renomination in the Febery | At an NBC party for Gobel’s winning the Sylvania “Comedian — of the Year” Award, a woman exclaimed to me, “Mr. Gobel, I've enjoyed you so much on television.” Gobel—several feet away—commented, “I'll be a dirty bird!” * * * * Don Ameche belts out Cole Porter's ballads so well in “Silk Steckings” in Philadelphia that folks’ll forget he in- vented the telephone. He's been studying voice for two years. ; Which reminds me: Grace Kelly—who isn’t going to marry Oleg Cassini: they’re “just good friends”—said recently, “People in my building got such a thrill!” Listeners thought maybe tenants had seen her with the shades up. “Don Ameche moved in,” she explained. STARTING FEATURES START AT 1:02 TODAY ! ae ate nM - 928 1 * * *® *. With Marilyn Monroe hoping to come in to exploit the pic- ture “No Business Like Show Business”—Joe's already here Actor Hugh O’Brien, who's also in the - “Marilyn's the only singer I know who, when she sings, you don't notice her voice.” * * * * Kim Novak's studio, Columbia Pic- tures, has destroyed all its oid pic- : tures of her and is starting all ever. hae Light, worm NYLON beot for ; “That's because in the beginning ue Mom! Ankle-hugging cuff ; they didn’t know whether they : wanted her to be Marilyn Monree or Rita Hayworth,” it's explained. “They've finally decided they want her te be Kim Novak.” . * * * * Ginger Rogers—who goes to the Stage | Delicatessen to eat the pastrami—was Sizes $-12 - . ‘told by Boss Max Asnas that Broadway, |which has many many “New Faces‘* | revues, should now have an “Old Faces” | production. He wants Frank Fay, Bert Wheeler, and Phil Baker in it—with every old-timer who comes to town tak- : ing a bow. Best idea we've heard in months. é ; ’ let it snow and blow . . . here’s how you can keep Groocho Mark has something to say RIES called “Life With Groucho.” Says KIM NOVAK. every foot in the family cosy-warm and dry! Gewesti in thle wan vase, fame sons bare perpetoted beats : about their fathers. If this trend keeps up, I wouldn’t be sur- ; prised if a lot of fathers stop having sons and just concentrate on girls. But now that I think of it, that’s how they probably | got into this trouble to begin with—by concentrating on girls.” | THE MIDNIGHT EARL... . Dick Haymes is to be allowed to leave the U. 8. voluntarily “in lieu of deportation,” then after a few months will file for re- entry—and be granted permission. The draft-dodger charge will be dropped. No wonder he’s feeling good. Marion Brando's back at his Carnegie Hall apt. and Josanne’s hostessing for him .. . Zea Zea and Rubirosa laughed mest at the Latin Quarter when Mae West told her leading man, “If you get any closer, you'll make a bum out of Rubirosa.”.. . Rob’t. Cummings expects his new baby and his TV show about Jan. 1 . Lillian Reth signed for six annual return dates at El Ranche Vegas. Earl’s Pearls... - Mary McCoy described Marilyn Monroe: Co she a Men's 4tecile dress se dae crosses the street, the DRIVERS look arctic in heevy-duty - te the Senter of Trek Migh-_ rebber. Block. Sizes 6 TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “A bachelor apartment,” notes || Bal=pommmry) ese aane te 12. Gene Weber, “is a place with a wall full of etchings and a sink e Dowsty $4 full of dishes,” ‘ele)\s yy oe EXTRA! Lete News Boy's 2% 106; $998 ITS BILL HOLDEN'S LINE in “Country Girl”: “There are || ie " “Three Little Pups” (Cartoon) | . youth’s 11-2. ; two kinds of women. Some pay too much attention to their “ — . : appearance; the others don’t pay enough.” That's Earl, brother. J Gy BrvE NEXT ROBERT MITCHUM | F sis : | (Copyright 1954) | / ATTRACTION! / TERESA : * ‘ ‘ Aw wee | fi ‘ }d¥ v 4 | "- 43.N. SAGINAW ST. , : “meen te Bie” w 1:00, 10:00 CinemaScope ——___— ; : * 2 ' : al “HIGH NOON” et 9:00 rea 7" — As? 22 Pa ee eee ils de: ogi, = sh REE G ‘tars ; r # ‘4 “ r* “ és ow is . i s . , . ve . 2» ’ ‘ ‘ i ety lYoung French Reporter | | Tops at Yuletide Surprised by Ss = Q. & As : : is then handcuffs?” CLEVELAND (INS) — France; Cleveland street yesterday Entire Family Can Get soir, the largest paper on the con-| Cleveland who Is already change SS ee Many Years of Pleasure | tinent, said today: in a giant creche with all i | dred. too, about Sam Sheppard un petit garcon | tuminated Christmas trees. Sam aa @ res : Through Music de sept ans s'test promene hier a| Sheppard was holding his aunt's ~~ Bey ep Cleveland transformee deja en! hand. He was looking’ a toys Counses, One of the most chhrming creche geante avec tous les abres| shepwindow wigs warm, beautiful and challenging | 46 Noel qui illumine ‘public square’ “heater ti te ie. The jury “with chewing gums” usical insfru- | . «. | warm room of the Criminal Court . | Sheppard tengnt la —— 2 | Building of Cleveland the father of aon re oe tante contemplait une = this child, Dr. Sam Sheppard was or audience. astound. ° fighting against the electric chair. degree of musical inter.| Not only that but it went on to) “nr. Sam Sheppard is accused to £8 g iN Tt f : Un i E Tat | ; i i rit i ite Hite Hi HEE PUT FIVE NANCY---'m GiviNe || 75P 95.9% Tate YOU ZERO IN Five SO YOU'LL 2 SUBJECTS | |REALIZE HOw. SERIOUS THIS all Of the simple rhythm and me!-' Morgaine. who came up through | ody instruments. The tiny tots will the sportswriting ranks in French : E i ; : j Hy HI 4 8 iy 4 ; 3 g 3 Zz cornets—now available in plas- | weight title Dec. 15. Before com f FRITE z : : z ® Z F & ¥ / i ie i i re i i i i § f* 5 fy | | | i ij | | i z ; i l| ‘ [ r $ z , i 7 ii x i I {| al t 5 Ey rl | ; j ri g Hi Hy g 2 3 sf i f i : i | i a fi f IF ul z if e i 142 7. 2 fag 8 Pen it L :# i i BE ; | “Hollywood must be a funny place—these movie stars getting divorces because they're henpecked!" — 2 a i 4 | by T. V. Hamlin a oe > @ Mt O i Mpa (uti Ww GRANDMA BE TH’ WAY ALWAYS DR TH')i . - . | YEARS THEYRE BUILD HOUSES | KEEP “TMAT ! WALK / MIDDLE O' MY B. 7 ° SMALLER, GROWW’ ] H-M tt Must] [my BLOOMIN, UMBRELLA | 2] . ia WERE GETTIN BATTIER EVERY YiOU Com J WN I | mY Machin EE —— “Zw, 3 CL ed a a \ j =x Care m KRADT e & ie Meee ee poe Ade Oa oe . is ry La EMBER 2, 1954 | a 4 - Pontiac Bumper “ae” -_, 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Plating Machine ; Tops | in Aut oma tion q ___. SIXTY-NINE. «| i a \ 5 z oe a ee ee) ae, : " 4 4 rs . 4 * . = ,: est * ag € 4 . . . ce . sae 1, * i Grains Steady { MARKETS |Stock Market | _‘odge Calendar |Solective-Cell* |New Miller Store Neues Sox . * .- Annual communication of -Pon- a ; > : Produce -. “ . . tine Ledge We. 3. F. & & 2. Pel. ee Set for Opening Pontiac Out IN ACHING 1TOGE | ne ae yHigher |ss< 3 t="snze1ProcessisNew j*tday.Saturday , 7 ratty prices on povlie farmers’ markets re- Burnes, W. M. “AV. COMMERCE TOWNSHIP a ay CHICAGO, Dec. 2 — An active | "ree SY Se Burson ot Meret NEW YORK, Dec. 2 @ 3 : mal opening of the Gurus in| trade developed in grains on the | yer'Ne 1. 20e-ab0 es apples, Jousthan, Se ee ; ' H Installation He Aug aKes Board of Trade today but the mar- | Sg hg F i oa. apoiee rer — pecan. Ape in rief vge Mi gies ooo “part tons a or eater ket was not able to move far in| br; spies Northern Opy. No L 3.50-4.00 peels ye ls Only One of Kind| Friday and Saurdsy.. : November Near Dou . either direction from the previous | &¥;, *Ppis*. EE: ts te-gse ou | PP a two-day de-| Lee Byrnes of 01 Dawes,| itp . ; ble ; close, ; Cider, 1. 260-525 teal cose. Pears, | Cline. | Rochester, told Oakland County t to Date The expansion move takes the : Thee enc odie le Base, "Mo 1 380-460 bu. Quince, Mo |.) Gains and losses spread over a/ sheriff's deputies that ROBERT B. men's, women's and children’s 4 opening. This was at the | “vegetables: Beste, Mo. 1, 8-00 dos. |Fange of around 2 points either|someone broke into his ~ oo clothing and gift and greeting card| of Year Ago 4 a brought about | sehs. beets. Pye ay way with gainers dominating the | this weék and took a 22 Pentiac Press Managing Editor store to a site 80 feet south of 2 a py PY ge sod | at. rifle and a yellow bianket Those highly polished, chrome | Present bu Pontiac Motor Division r Of COmmisaies eee anaes | oe bu. curratn We T, tote Gon veh: | Alrerafte had the bulk of the | ay, 7 staked Insingaey whieh Mehiigh Ga] ct Genes om erie ee en eee a Soo one ce RE RTS ag| see eng [amos ores Nn rs Sg Se eS eo 4 "s L . 5 . 4 4 = After this selling’ was out of re tesa oe Bonar a yesterday's nybét active Bia Rigen open . basement 7 mechine tf: Poti Mota Divi- cervice to. the community. today. - the way the market steadied and Ite be Leeks. Wo Vee-1 9 aoe bebe. | 9%, “P | and stole about $6 in change, ac-| sion whith is termed the most| 9 Output last month totaled 36.635 a in some cases revovered to above | onions. Eat ta re rord block of 25,000 ie fps = Soe rae snedere tf the indueny. Fire Strik la eacir g” ~p anlala proviews clese. ; Parsley aot He 1-0 don, “Paranion acan Gape waste of Con-| i» p. Davis of 206 Howard Mc.| lt employs & pew process in IKES LAPCEL —_ vember, 1983. . Wheat near the end of the first] is) both’ pos: potatoes Nor 30 Sa oP pee her gat were sub, [Neil St., told Pontine Police that| plating: it te the largest con. rtment H GM sald today ite totat” pas- hour was unchanged to % higher, | 28 “i ‘pumpin mo 5.4: |bers, coppers, electrical equip. |S0meone slashéd the top of his con-| ,fimwons line plating machine and ni mouse eenger car and truck preduc- December $2373: core \ lower to betes die ack. Ne. 1 100150) ments, railroads, and some oils| yertible auto which was parked in te date it is the enly one of its ER — Fire ptr aged so circa wpa higher, December $1. ; Oats | Ratabegua ie. 1387140 bu. Squash | and airlines. Otherwise the list was | home last night. kind. ; LAPEER — which struck a November's output. Acorn. us " ‘ i * four- pep aecthe Day December | Aco, o's, 78:19 bu: sauash, Bultet- | mixed. There were no depressed| Water Softener Salt. Delivered| Built by Udylite Corp. of Detroit mace ae ee ee _The corporation produced 303.935 December SL Z2ie, oytane | Met hty Tema, batboae, He | A or eat un VE Sats, hdv.| the machine Is 460 fect long and| estimated $2.500 Yo $3,000 damage. |e 155155 during the . - he soybeans °% | Sn-tse te-m tart Turnip. Nor 1.08: higher stocks were Doug- has a capacity of 360 bumpers an firemen estimated. to 135,155 during the same m $2.81%:; Mg Rg oss January | 128 des bene; Ceraipe. topped. Wo 1. | las Aircraft, United Aircraft, t-| Big savings on new and used TV, > in 1953. The heavy increase = hae SO te 15 COM! ccier ant axis Geum: Oct gomery. Ward, Studebaker-Pack- — sewing machines and vac-| | tional st - The blaze, which was confined to due to an earlier display undred pounds higher, Decem- | bage. No 1. 123-175 bu. Endive, No 1, | ard, Youngstown Steel, U. S. Steel cleaners. $35 will convert aight-line plat-/the apartment of Mrs. William models, ber $14.10. ra 1.00-1.28 bu; endive. o No! American Smelting, Westinghouse your sewing machine to a port- ing machines racks of parts enter) Vesely, destroyed two rooms of her | GMC Truck and Coach Division . ee ons : Cal No 1, 1.00-1.80 bu Electric, American ne 40 N. Perry.| 0 long plating tank“at one-end and first-floor fiat. Fire started in a production rose from 5,668 in Grain Prices catara ns age. te 1. 100-109 be | tion Pacific Sinclair Ol, and |” tO __ —Adv.| move between rows of anodes to back used for storage, and| vember, 1953 to 6,135 last month. , CHICAGO UmAIX ba ee he tan i.ie bu'-Gpinach, | Trans World Airtines. p Remar Bate Sale Saturday, — — i oa | = kitchen. | GMC, however, introduced no new CHICAGO, Dee 8 (AP) — Opening | Steven te tee me tee No. I, . 4, 8 a. m. . Huron, Social : Spontaneous com was con-| models at thi “i grein. 00-1. : tp, No. 1, 1.76-3.25 bu. Ne Brethren Church. —Ady,| _ The new machine, using what its | sidered a possible cause ? w York Stocks - "| desi ai Of the total GM “ ; cocves 186M SRE designers call the “selective cell” Vehicles pro- Dee «-sosess 2200 Mar 1.29%, revi n (Late Morning Quotations) Family style turkey dinner, Dee. | system, suspends racks of bump- Pianta Psy Popqaagpoty the | duced, 972,868 were setomebiles MAY ..cce.c. 230% | Sorbonne *| pert cases included, tederal-state | Adame Br .... G24 Iai Crt Coal _ oe Bazaar Dec. sed on te cease: Gala, Sir See a ne ie tas bs es and 30,967 were trucks, Seg t? ae Pee B1\ | grades: soca $7. . St. Vincent DePaul Parish Hall fe fought blaze : = Mar oo50.... 2.83 Whites: Grade A large 37-40 weightea | Alz Reduc .... 30.1 Johns Man .. 00.3 sc plating operation, and in washing | for a half hour. No one was Despite last month's tremendous One neeseeee EAMG May S20,.°! Gan | averagy 30, mednum $350 wid, 7° 29%.) Alisa ‘ch... $3 Kelsey May |. 308 AAV. | tanks between operation jured., Besides the destruction ot | S2Urt, total corporation production Magy \.ce..c. LEBM " "888"! gpg | 38-96 wid. av. 38; peewees 28. "8° | Allied Stre.... $47 Ken ‘903 | Rummage sale, Friday night, 7; This the two rooms. for the first 11 months ‘ts| Tay sce Loewe tard : aun Gus sas wea. ov, | Alls Chal... 26 Kimd Cle ..39¢/p m. to 9 p. m and permits anodes to be ar- , water damage was Sep SI LY pee... 698 31 meditn 31, small 3;. grade B large Alum Lid <../ 11 Kresge 68... 39.8 Goer el a ranged in the shape of the metal |Teported in a basement apartment aay ne a. conan AROS 34, erage © large 29: peewees 28 oe oe eB Greger a, . Huron | tetng plated, to achieve = mere and smoke damage in other rooms. — period year. Coneties feed 1 4 mutual levestnesd Mar ....... 82 — Soybean On Am Airto ..-- 0) Cor Giese 1 | Your Holiday Season begins at| uniform strike of the several 1 year’s I1:month total is company oflering.« diversified, managed aly ose: “6 a... .0u cai Gana «ne ones Am Cyan #5 Ub MeN &L 12.7/ Dunstan's Flowers Open Hi tal Falte 3,065,803, last year’s 3,248,171. vvestment common stocks of corpore- Dee’. cove 181% May <7 ee CHICAGO. Dec. 2 ‘AP)—Butter unset - am to » 122. Look Are , re 3484 W. Huron 8t. Dec. 5, 12 noon ring Firm Reports bons setected on the ews of possible z : tled: receipts 104,870; wholesale buying | 4m M & Pdy 24.1 Loew's 14 \te 6 pm . —Aav. | In the plating process used at | Much. Improved Positi Milford Ma Sentenced petisioation io Canada’s Ss. | orl ngtanged te *eomet, 2 eee ias masse armies. Sat | "| Pontiac Motor bumpers receive &) ‘ oak Ps she Vielatt Tha facta on ts metal fund ae co: More Russians "agar stanly io rm Le ae am Seating ye Marsh Pie 4 Paul apogee aa pry potent oe page Bo for ‘ae als ioe Inc bow aed wi « axpad eant@enlen 7 * une : I oo : } y clean ce " he ~ * , higher: 0.8. ange whites id, mixed $38: Am gu Fé ot Sos Mead” Cp... rm ee ae main copper plating, then nickel | firm which -once Seaton We cold Eari G. Thomas, 37, of 410 Wash | agate SRE, anenres oe: corvens | AS Fea eae aoa Wa ora “Adv. plating and. finally. the chrome have to liquidate because of lost| Osuand Comty Jal yesterday] oe {0 . armers . Am Woolen... 30.1 Monsen Ch...101-3/ Rummage Sele, Thereday, Fri- cover which gives the highly pol- | business, reports a much improved | aner he ar gg peg’ rade Livestock tice i ait Moterola st peed ye _ ae ished surface on the finished an - costs on we traffic complaints to : ' DETROIT LIVESTOCK o.. 13. +++ 304| tae Lions Club for the benefit of | The machine is the word tly the company has added | which he pleaded guilty. He was —[_>=_— S—- Surplus Desk Workers peDETROIT, Dec. 2 (AP = at wen sade Net Biss. : 3)4) the blind. Large selection of toys, | in automation. i ame oe arraigned before Farmington ° Will Be Used in Fields | orice reoriy erince account tmaii re. | Ave9 tg 3G! ap Deters Uy clothing, and household items. Adv. | joaded manually the parts are not| ‘The company had lost contracts * ap G. J. NEPHLER GO. . cetpts: load 192 lb chotee 1 2| Bald Lima..., 10.3 Nat Gyps..... 23) Rummage sale Sa touched until they are ready for Thomas was assessed $10 costs to Up Food Production barrows and gilts at 19.28; few | Belt & Oh... 31.4 Lesd...,, 58.4 t. Dee. 4, Pen- when automobile manufacturers or 10 days in jail for not pre el ‘ salen mostiy eae 1 ae bbe 188-10: Beech “Nut... 364 Nat Sueel-s.:. tiac City Panhellanic. Grotto Hall,| the assembly line. The machine | developed their own auto wheel | an operator's license Boy hagas — MOSCOW @—Ancther. massive Ion Mtoe ase seSath bow | Benue *t mY ae Bi ae 128 W. Pike, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.—Adv = mets coi —— suspensions and ceased to depend | less driving he wes fined $35 and| *!4 Commentty Nat'l Bank Bidg. effort for 1955, to move more peo-| ““Cattie—Saiable 300. Around @¢ per | Boring Air ‘fos Nia M Pw... 306) lf your friend's in jail and seeds) rack to find an empty _ $25 conte oF 5) days im inl. ve 2-919 Pontioe ple to Soviet farms to raise enough | °e®' {fresh receipts cows trading very| Behn Alum .. 16.6 Norf & West 4.1 | bail, Ph. PE 5-5201, C. A Mitchell an one wi food for the growing population ee utility and commercial | Bond Strs .,. 18.1 Ne ——— 46.5 —AaY each load. There are eight tanks . mostly 50 cents lower, | Borden ...... 6% or tcc. for the major and 16 is forecast in the Moscow press. now 00 cents to 100 under week's high | ooh ‘My. 102.6 ne @e Fe-. 6 Mertet, 16 8. Fike, W peice egy anv mls Tie i to be the second big push. ceots lower.” other pve! ‘ate bom Brun Bale ms Ohio Ou ..... #14 | have fresh fruits and isk: | cousin terere aad — - , it is indicated, a moll =e apres Oly ws aie Otis Blev | : ancy fruit real effort will be made to weed ae nny and’ commercial wows 0.50- | Calum &H.. a Owens Ti! Gi oes 3-0214. — Adv. Beak ag dl goge ae the ; e out surplus employes in over.| 12.0, bet Dull, unsaid: | canners eae | ea Dry 13. van wae if*! after your rummage sale call | chrome) are aaeear ape Give stuffed government ministries, not | some lightweight. low yielding canners | Cdn Pec doe Param Pict... 352| PE 2-0387. We will pick up your | liquid with the metal to “ye you t ine only im Moscow but in all the re-| 740,¢ov=:, teed stock, enlves waecld. | me OS ae. Parke De”. go * {unsold items free. Por charitable | riectrie current oe - 7 public (provincial) capitals. They} veer: quality plain and unattractive: | Case JI ‘ty fa RR... .,, 19 | Gistribution. Adv. | os = * : ; will be sent out to do their bit on | '*%, cles seedy to weak but bulk un- | Celanese "930 (Pepsi Cola... 15.3 the metals to cover the parts the virgin lands, state farms and | vealers 30.00.27 00: ne h Ap Boy Cert-teed 30a Philee ° me tae ee ee ee Cub — Careful control of machine tractor stations individuals offer: eerily; few & i Phil Pet - 04 Saginaw. such as temperature, elec- . . sales wtllitiy apd commercial! 12.00-19.00; | Chi & NW... 12.4 pieey tenes December 2, 3, 4th. —Atv. | trie current and time, determines 3) & : The Ministry of Health ts the | {Sso0" * i Galle 6008 | Sues ove 1nd Orest & @ .. 904 thickness of the plating. ° Se ee ae considert ne ty, end finteh: Cuime P33 eure ou ‘ rh The process about 60,600 announce that it is going to | few sales utilit ag ey ee ts |clestt Pea |. $e Radio Cp... 372 j ness uses Ww. streamline, wetmy end wooled slaughter lambs | Coca Cola ...108 — pane . 333 —* copper and about the &% : . - 19.00; choice and prime lambs |Colg Palm ... 60.4 +. 31.6 same nickel a month. The - ; The problem in the Soviet Union — cull to choice slaugh- al GOS ccses 16.3 aa en ee =f ‘ copper plating cells operate with .) is: How you gonna get ‘em down| lee OE 3 p 60,000 amperes of current at-¢ on the farm in Siberia after CHICAGO LIVESTOCK SonPw pt 48 1104 = Spe... 28? riva e OW volts; the hickel at 40,000 am- they've tolled: behind a desk in) , SwCACO. Pe LAe)—teeta AR |S at ey Bede ges. e 7 pores at 9 volt SH job ot Nikita §. [oS Mien tesidetietnatt [Sart Sto BE Rett R31] Firm Tries to Recapture | livermers ateieshy the alrect f— Khreshohev, first secretary of the | Busecee, vost on beaviss a new low Crue Bt! .... 301 Sead AL RR 78 plating machine supply the direct /, Conmn pary aod Oe man ol Raa NN cae |e, Ene, Be Se eh | Cle ah Gavgling. Webi at wes a agricul . jo 1 an 3 red . oar , ng aa me cos mee Peg EST. Bt ETS Ht tne rea eevee Sine ob is mo Khrushchev kicked off the first]: 2 “a7 = in lef, oo . : ~ — of his multiple farm Proll in ia. Soin onoer 5D m 13-90-10 - waee oD | Bast cea’. bad ore ees | 1955, completely restyled after a auxiliary and standby equipment A tember 1953. Volunteers were re- to ove Ib as low as 1250; good clear. | El Auto L eR 374 | two - year program to recapture | boosted the figure even higher cruited and the country was able an cattle 3.000. salable calves 300: | Smer Rad = 31 rae ve el ves | Packard's former prominence { Reserve pumps, heat exchang- to report a slight increase in grain good. and totter yan ng te gp | arte RR - ia! voip ee ew mighor peicet pe! Held, were | a gp — nrg equip- production but still fell short af steady to weak: outlet for such kinds | Paird Mor 3.5 See War 224 wn at a privat edisplay today. re availa for every sta- the goals in livestock raising. ’ Mimited: canners and cutters steady. | Pirestone toe Swift @ Co att = James J. Nance. president of |tion on the machine to provide a ‘ * a —a =? a venlers, steady: | Enere ~ ue Texas Ceo ; iss Studebaker-Packard Corp., told a | Continuous operation even when re- Now the leaders want to open | package of mostly hign choice and low | Gen Bat ; 91 Tho ry _news conference the cars are being pairs or adjustments are needed. more acreage, with more people. | Pooq° 100.2080. 8 ——- et laa eee oe = Timi R Beer 32 produced in new Detroit area facil-| A departure from former plat- SEE OUR The Soviets need more grain not | 20.00-23.50: choice mixed yearlings 26.00 Gen Mills 14 ee ee” * on | tee y the greatest ing installations, the machine at only for their own people but for 20.00: utility te commercial come 8 a0. | Sen Ry. ie “~ ‘SS Tweet _¢ 34.6 | move in the company’s ey: ee tanks and machines DISPLAY trading purposes, sad ze ind og" Crret bid eee 28) «=6OUUn ~Carbide “4 The outstanding fea aim fidor vel. Previously, tanks The Ministry of Health “én-|eqa,icouimevyscre op-sipe |) /Om time’) 414 Dau "ai uw BS ryan Packard bea vwspension (frequently were sunk below the | ———ia These wonderful NEW cammcel” Gent tone Mt Ginialesed| cams taste” cen: se prime weena olen. 2 te Cese Aire” 33, | with @ terion bar principle, | "00r: Racks of parts are carried would be guaranteed ew jobs. The | S75" 19 09-90.38: qoed and, choice 178- | Goedel Br wae Te Ooi bck |. 98 | something mew in auto produc- oat a specially designed LAMPS will thrill you. announcement said the best oppor-| cuits down to 900: instances lower: $20 | Goodyear m1 Oe Tine”. iss | tem, for riding comfort ig Tramrail and all opers- There are decorative tunities seem to be on the virgiri | heed hich choice 04 Ib Bouthdown wooled |. Grah Paige... 31 U8 Rub "433 _ tions proceed automatically. tunities srem to be on the Vingin| fines i200 one, crrion au ey rmerat (Ot Re My, Dt US ett... O44 | eens tale ae comfort an out-| goons TWD plating’ machines tm we lomps . . . table lamps... It repeated all the inducements, ™» win No} skins 187%: cull te |Greyhound .. 135 US Steel pf .. 1904 | some 700 plating machines in op- given to prospective farmers— choice slaughter ewes §.00-6.00. Quit Oh ..s. 22 OB Tob ..... 174 standing feature rather than place eration throughout the country, re- bridge lomps.. . study cash bonuses, tax exemptions, free P : Homesth "483 won BD Pic : 34 og ee ace, acai 88 port the Pontiac installation is the ‘ railway tickets, loans for building oultry i ao _! ee ove ~ 3 ilies aead ond — | largest the firm has ever built. The lamps eee modern lamps er iad DETROIT POULTRY PP Re te A Bt ™ | models are being built in two new | onnest is 3% feet in size. ... lamps for every need. The Comcmunit party omen] eT Pont 0 sellin «Bs SE NS [pan ome ot en, Mich. ent pa ALL IN THE VERY LATEST needs streamlining and that there| Heavy hens Pgh A a A | yg a Hye t= RR a -y- ; . F d | M H ld Tee naan ‘paper pushers | Mavi sfoters or fryers ciy-a%4 ion’ |Int Mick 11. S41 Tale a Tow 6t)| | Namco sald public introduc: | e Man ne COLORS and DESIGNS in the Soviet Union. ete Beet foe Ee ee ae ak toto rel| oe < oe = 00 M d Ch mabrogter turters, young heavy type) int Tel @ Tot 351 Zennh Rea . 003 Clippers scheduled for January, Ur er arge PRICES RANGE FROM ; Fs B | ccaca! @vauaiie bas already been aM . etroit irm uys CMICAGO POULTRY | NEW YORK Dec 2—Compiied by the | recetpt of 20,009 advance orders. year-old Ferndale man was $49 kon es. | Liew ‘peekes | Associated Press s ; bound over to Oakland County Cir- 6% eed UE ® eg | steady, receipts in eoops 983 (Monda a ee He said all economic barometers cuit Court f Grand Rapids Transit ces eS wenn, iy hay on I rd a ee a it emcee gre empl i ase ll oe eel - GRAND RAPIDS—City Coach | 3. "hen turkeys” 37-37.8; young tom | Werk, S82 2008 1118 663 1463 | He added that Packard dealers are dale Judge Earl Nash today. Bond DT, otae | aah an eines Sivtaeen [eee 2 TRE BL Ht fo 8 ene ree eer tite th Tee . the bus and taxicab properties of , 1984 high pon? 1138 ese i4e1 | for what shapes up as ® biggeT| Charlies M. Himes of 2861 Gray- Beauly- pis omps Grand Rapids Motor Coach Co. for | Iss low... 108 TS S64 i080 | market potential for prestige | son St. ta charged with the Nev. $307,430 and will take over opere-| Clumsy Possum jes los. 183 38 808 goa | Clase transportation is shooting of Benjamin Graham. give you decorator styling — tion Dec. 15. ° - TROIT STOCKS , of 3832 Goodrich Ct., Ferndale plus good lighting — pivs « | } . . “: The Detroit company filed suit in Evicted During peoree amare & weean | Football Trophies Given | The shooting followed « drinking Kent County Circuit Court in mal N htl P a Non | LAPEER Jim Scrimger hes ut at the Himes home, accord- i law . _ J A. i ¢ a asking an audit of the books and 1g t y row! ae a ae ee awarded the Kirk White i = Ferndale Detective Lt. been later asking receivership. It owns is Gerity-Michigan* . 23 26 : | Elmer Jubeit. 9.000 shares of the local bus com- acmaer lag aed a of Kingstce P oducts si 23 33 phy re ~. football team's most ee pany ering glass ight Carl es tol tities COSCOE 5 1 | valuable player. j «86 ae Motor Coach off.| Hamer swake with © start. On e Rey ater co $e £8)" Danatd Brown was ven the | Sees Rocket Airliners cials recommended on Nov. = a uae dhe bed Se “ho sie, Did end asked is | Pete Coiuomen of the year foes a ce) This group of THREE LAMPS | the Detroit company’s offer to ceeds from Ge Kivante K xpert j oy ids Day ‘ rocket-propelled airtiners can be $ O45 ed idee oe, pee Foreign Exchange — Trin Home Postponed —| built in the next 10 or 15. years a regular 6 VALUE det ot the Greed B id Pisce sathperd lordly erypre: The | NEW YORE. Des. '3 (AP)—Poreign on- uP with speeds up to 13,000 miles an/ ° was locked. a wrench | dollars, others in cents: BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — hour. Dr. Walter R. Dornberger, ogg don pe pode eomepeag hos had fallen into a shelf of fruit jars. | |, Caneé#ss delle im mew York open After withdrawing from a bank | missile specialist for Bell Aircraft $ 75 Se agg age nl Beck to bed and breathing| 103.06% 0.8. cents, unchanged. $800 he had saved to return to his |Corp., said such aircraft could Now Only — ‘one easier, Haner came alert at the |» ie"ccnanees: Great" Brin "tat | Gomes was, cht Rico, ainsi. ez on fut 2.78 ; in b Tan ath of Deve nc se ce |S, Raed Bea Ee eens gee = : | Officer I. D. Long’s réport: 278 9/16, ‘suchanged:_ Dugan (irene! | TObbed of the entire sum. 'Cow Time-Study Made . —{1 possum in Hener mome. | 20% unchanged. France. tirame) 30% meee | And this is only one of the many wonderful -pl » re Bee 3 a — it and let it go on the| erm ‘Deuteche mark 235 anc :| Saved by the Name | LINCOLN, ,Neb. (UP)—Accord- LAMP 5 ' y vi new y~ pius 2 amber 14th, 1984 ot 34 Mill 6. Pontiac, 1@wn.” . “ae » 28.38, ; “ling to the Virginia Experiment|‘ | PEC ’ Keri _ — | Dec. 1, 2, 1064) 4 tugal iemetes Sse, unchanged, Senaea| CINCINNATI W — A —, Station, cows on a™grass-legume jr 4)52-36 : IALS we're ring during our BIG FALL LAMP SHOWING <3 SCOH SPEED! Within a few hans) Rok FR eed; oeuenrians | charge was dismitsed when an at-| pasture spend nine houfs grazing, Fas , ius Cerreig? Beer Cunrern, Be, | MOE after your Classified of is | ‘PSs, tiene) 1008 enchanest | tomey pointed out the check made st ie te cle aad CONSUMERS PO ER Co preety A printed in The Pofttiac Press, Beas “dvesy 14, om “Sid Kohn” been en-| rumina - experts W Grign, Michigan. oe” December ck i ae eee oe Merieo 4.02, unchanged; Vene.| Gorsed “Sid Colm,” The lawyer | per cent of the grazing is done at COMPANY as 1:30 pm. Den 1, 2, sees | Weiter call FE sin polawes) 20 Ge enemen rt ca, ott | STEued there could be no forgery night, and 15 of the 24 hours ere ; 28181. ab of © cent, because a “C’ was nota “K.” | spent in a standing position. j a, 7? wt oe RR #323 3 ~~ lett ib ia MRR ciate ae i te dy dee ale te eee ay , 7 70 CLASSIFICATIONS * . ‘ 2 q . ANNOUNCEMENTS Card of Thanks ............1 onthe opt Plains In Memoriam ............ 2 ipa S05 Mekons alt ts ot Oe mL 1-06 Titomoblien “Bee” Service fn. Wilson Pontiac Sa a lowers .......ecce.eseee5 3] Farmet-Qnover Funeral Home. & j . @ military greveside : i ‘lee Sr“ |x" REO feet TREE. WnemeaenEaL ” Funeral pyceens carepeces 4) See Intangible Salesmen om th Cemetery’ Lots ............ 5, _ Card of Thanks $150 Weekly. _- lwanwrep. 1 s . ~~~! Cap necessary, ages 3080. Com-| fined colored EMPLOYMENT ; ig sm gs EXTEND OUR| mission paid’ st once Racittc| .Genseal housework. Geet gtranes oa oan hammer. : ; for the acts ag Be. m rr 1 ~~] wal oe experienced with chil- rr. . Help Wanted Male 6 *86eq of sympathy. and be sailasney on On OoLDe a __| azen. cooking. Live io or|CUSTOM BUILDING V. A. me «nvce core OF} floral etterings received § our| “fn, wit CAR. Lb YoU! ‘: » a to 4 nights a week.]_ banc Modernizing. FE 4-6470 Help Wanted Female ..... 7| "itd !tiends and neighbors during cabo ait a your weekly in- + bee ae Must have references. eee WORK, ALTERA | oUF Frecemt bereavement in the or mere ns : tions, modernization, also custom) Help Wanted ............. 8} iS ef our beloved husband and Am § : = 5 het er GIVE pn a 2 AND BOARD OLive io er, We especially thank the; eity of > Ww, Ps reliable for services ren- ; Instructions coeeee eccetuee 9 Jl Reg _ an eee G. A. Gurdin, 907 8. , A, aE, i _derea OA 63a med commercial: tree estimate . Work Wanted Male ......-10 of heme, ie jam L. Ross oe. Mct-| yor WOMAN Pre Sena CaN Dee AND PAPERRANGING AND PAINTING Work Wanted Female .....11| "Ewin TO THANE OUR MARY _Fuls Bia Sout Sol ttt ™*) Matte estate “ashe Farr [FARTING A 8 WALLPAPER if Sev. Deal ovens, VoortossSipld . WANTED: WOMAN TO CARE ron) —"~— on ing ©. White, OA S80T or PE) WILI ivnbe a ehtid y @. 1 school] "LOOR SAN OLD a - oy my heme ays cc te yet bone - — ae, FR Se SERVICES OFFERED Funeral] Home and the pediatric]. staff at Pontiac Genera] Hospital| ee Building Service ceccecee. 12 for their kindness, consideration 2 os a th oir recent be- Building Supplies ........12A _ Reiger and son, 2 aa Business Services apacecaso!! AE realtives ie oil rege ~ rs Bookkeeping & Taxes .....14 palldearers and Father Delaney Prefer som in vicinit v = Mg. (er i of Keogo Harbor. FE 81483 after Fipon SANDING CAVING PIN Painting, V ‘ashing pura et Opayien ene °° | Pai PIR GE 6 GOR Pu oo ene WAITRESS brick sone voce | Se ee eran ns Chiropodists ..............15 wenks a me Huntoce Funeral Foot Specialist ..........15A|_Hooper omy St Merry 2 posses. a0b aubere “Ave "| Jos. Dressmaking & Tailoring 16 In Memoriam 21°" a WANTED |_ Ph. ie 'URNITURE NEEDE Furniture Refinishing... WA| eee : Kost and alert woman tor neai|TODERNIZATION AND CANPEX.|WOMEN WARY WALL WARMING] Ep''dabar », “Wit “tay ooignt . i fp J g s 5 3-2204 Garden Plowing ........ 168) $*mpyaoe,ae¢ broter Col Bil ot model quemebiic. So ce] Ui ferme. Vive cotineies. FS WALL WASMING AWD PABETNO: Saree STORE sale. Ph OR - nO Was “i Doi an sa il & a +Income Tax Service 1| pit, France Sener s Ba ie tee es ee com-| NSULATION CARPENTER WORK |—— sss ree estimates, FE 5-221). _ A coos. ]T|Parewell that smiling face ee | sured 7, Mmmrmggay Poe 3 Attics, Kitchens, baths, porches, "on ’ Laundry Servic® ..........18|The Heart that won so many| SALESMAN a =| oe ee seme 9S Physjotherapy 21.) saie and want protapt ‘cour 7 friends appr F Experiencea To ca'j nera-| L. H. BROWN ‘ — — a “ ~ teous service and the high- , Landacaping ons Atala ta ene" Bea S| HERS tee ti” ot] et mars see "|B pggttnees nee ima | aaa Ney | T&S SALES CO 7 . urine _FE SD ee . ec ss S SALE L MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM PETER 7 | Moving & Trucking .....,.19|IN Lovino MEMORY oP PRED|gALESMAN HARDWARE $338 wp |"home. to care for’ 3 children and aie Eup Rime a ee | cme " |OAKLAND COUNTY'S LAROEST at PAN—To the Neverland | Painting & DeClute. who passed away 2|/tOduct engineer up ‘heusework Some w tarred Work 2 | cia a ASSAGE| USED NITURE BUYER fantasy comes 4 realistic note as Christmas comes early this year to Decorating ....20| years ago Dec 2 eS ites tremes up.| Live in OR 32783 before f30| _ 17-8501 ork guargutced. VE/ _, ._ lveriel Pest Testa - FE 23-2866. Heller Halliday, shown receiving a United States Savings Bond trom |Photos & Accessories ’......21 Ay tr aawns amoiner year 7 [acacclert warebouse 00 oe sere — POR BAB eee, RW AND REPATR Pe ce | Oe re oe aaa batsieal ‘prodaction ef James Ba playing in the current |Physio-Therapy .......,.21a|—S4 temily mee we oo |Dame & a ‘ns Ae cA ey Gneaie Colne work Pars |clevision Service 22/"7 “APT SIE REFRIOERI- ames Barrie's immortal ‘Peter ° BON Oe lS0aG LADY roa OPe| work guarenteed ane “ :: __ Pan.” As Peter Pan, Miss Martin wishes that pe boy and girl Television Service ........22 Flowers 3 = i'w. ures. week, some oateg PE _8-0001 hd. Webste Mee Bon. ‘OR 30402. eet eer TV SERVICE could receive Typewriter Atitnnnnnnnnnnnee| 1 Cae . |B. GO BNYDER FLOOR LAYING. ewe re Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 - a Savings Bond for Christmas. So she hopes that parents Service .....22A\cHristmas TREES (SMALL. Me-| Busiest intersection -Hels W and finishing. Phone FE Me Guy Deter Fon to Chair chitren by aiving thom the Chrtotmes |Uphalstering .............23| cemaugacecemrme: "uneipers| iste giles and 1 (Len, Mid oncaee 8 ine peeCTACERE 1h CEMENT Aula "MOTOROLA Salsa PIES TP Zr Oe ae present for a brighter tomorrow—e United States Savings Bond. 2 hoube ad Pvelorkens. 44 nee ‘3-3383, SALESMEN Call_for estimates, EM san a) eee = Fu sass urban Steel. +12 7 | rece eeee aes ~___.____ | - NOTICES . 24350 VICE Les MEn, W0ST ots a —- WA : | . GARDEN GATF GREENHOUSE | %¢, Peat and Fam: Loca] manufacture:; 10 salesm SETTLE PROBLEMS THE SIM- make. FE : : oven. ) 3-1 Air Advantage Seen Lost & Found ............ 24) 287 and nite 140 East Bivd o.| re and “Ee "Bedinse niver| or women. wm. Car vecessary, whew att, Classified ads! PE Redio & TV. CON. ane even, 78 39213, = | ; Hobbies & Supplies ..... ..2A JACOBSEN 'S we ne Caaitiec, Bir- missive. we oo you ot Bo o> DAY OB Siete 1 gong condition, 58 2-818, ‘atlaag _ wi No gaginaw, PE DG ligations Cai! for “appointment. Building Supplies 12A| MITCHELL'S TV WANTED USED ELECTRIC TRAIN. a Ss o! 3-2 Personals ......25 HAPER'S : . PE 40h? 8 om. to 11; . oy ~ 48 BP rE p2en| Must de reasonable. FE 4-0008 E ge . 123_ AUBURN PE 33173 em. end 2 p.m. to $ pm. |ARE YOU TIRED OF LIVING IN ; SALARIED POSITION FOR A ; ®& Casement or incomplete home? WANT DEEP WELL AUTOMATIO ~ Over Allied Ground Forces"! ott 3 ea eee eee | BPs: oe cae es nee S | wid. Household foteresting iversieg work. bots! ith housework No neavy lauw | Wanted to Rent - Goods ....27 Voorhees-Siple PB gag I aes dry, 2 adults, 15232 bedroom- asksess mn soe Se 2» on uty In Far East zone Wtd. Miscellaneous .......28 one if others as well as meet the public| ul eee” Nt Of Kiehen ess Servic es 13 PREE SERVICE TO ALL LAND note. | Money Wanted 3a |ammnenERAL HOMME || Zermanent reer arvund wort tor A & B TRENCHING Rs ‘Sond RENTAL ANGnOgoo: 1° Service . oP Set Riera iat | combat dvsons, with overall Wanted to Ret ooo 3 ee Oe ee ce oevson [Work Wanted Male 10/77, tat eit te one tas wes eevee eee eee antl ODA BE BPO x - Communit | The Chinese Nationalists, with | Snare Living Quarters ....30 Donelson-Johns bd aL} _MAKE> OF FOUNTAIN PENS Ps SO Tine B Bveee. Poress te similar : | FUNERAL ROME Fred Th + er ee) sod cas Pe a COUPLE WITH 7 ie erticle by Ihe Per help, have 21 divisions, | Wtd. Transportation ......31/ “DESIONEN POR PUNERALS™ we ee off 40 GOOD workers, Are weld Ottice supply “Co 11 Ww Low. ius MOS. Lieve siren servis Stone. who re. | 4" estimated total ground army of | Wtd. Contracts, Migs, 2 as Circulation Dept. er, gun ty aon welbeen weld-| Fence St. Phe PE 3-0135. maa | Pigs te wet ccsel old baby desire 5 room of hey areas tn that part of the world 500,000 men. Some 300,000 are | wanted Real Es! es Monuments 4A The Pontiac Press goereter, & belpere, essembiers} APPLIANCE SERVICE |8tirco DR & BED unf. house. Close in. By — ready for combat at any time. tate ....32A| ~~~ oniate imo ORT A DAY'S WORE Wr service a: makes of refrigers: eeeete Yout_moveriel TE 4707 Reasonable rent. Will MARVIN STONE Other free world troops are| RENTALS OFFER Quality memorials sinc, ise (ESWEN WANTED CALL FE 44837 and 0 topes of cman spoteneee nee lake bear ae! «CG cell ‘ ‘TOKYO (INS) — Communist | Scattered through Japan, Okins ED 066 W. Perry Pe b-e001 | est Gent digrbdenng ask for Mrs of small appliances:| Suu Prey eetimate give excellent care. Ref- J = . - PS at» oe ; deal - . Brooks ROY'S, 96 Oakland a ground armies hold @ 3-2 edge in|‘. Philippines, South iedachina See eee 33/CO Rott dh Dep E, Slonaber sree mialenon ” Pogoe re Eh Wat CLEANERS Bd : Pre tll es $00 Oeisas Ave PB or] cee e 8 Voorheis| > Can & windows Reasonable Lost & F 2 OR } BEDROOM UNFURNISHED numbers over combined free world and ya t Apts. Unfurnished § ...4| -——— ae © ee ee ee oe of tile epecialty FES ag et ore svugeien FE 2-1631. a Lot & Found 4 Sorey, a OR forces in Asia today and they are! - The Nerth Kerem Comme. | PM Houses Furnished .. 35 Cemetery Lots 5 1 SLOCK LAYING aND CEMENT| pelriog & rewiadins 318 E Pine | py binct ead thie eonk. con, __ cemetery Lots — Siwirre woMAN On GIRL FOR! wort. PR errs ey ee Pike, i black and white on E. side building up to « massive 31 nists, with 350,000 troops, today | Rent Houses Unfurnished 36 light housework and care of chil-|BOY 19 WANTS WORK APTER|PLUMBINO # eward PE 3-126). : | Wtd. Transportation 31 ad-| have a bigger army than before \"Tlecst pack “Sooken masves hee dfen. Must live m 8 days weet | 8-00, PE SiT. "heptcs hte Om caTn Ce FEMALE BOSTON BULL|.-..io -wawna nine un vantage in the air. the Korean War. The ¥ Rent Lake Cottages ...36A| gain MA $0000 Ber rUne ee ioe be eek BOY. 1 WOULD TIRE ANY KIND teak” ee oe ee ome Nov. 22 COUPLE ‘wants RIDE BE- of Red * ‘letmink For 2? LOTS. WHITE CHAPEL. 00 ond t “tors _of work, FE 51104. é _ s ‘cane ty ash If :30 a.m. from i- Pn Acoma irom sony of He Chi-mink inchudes a Rooms ...... +51) location reesonable _ Fy SS8P|_Sttery PE Ssh ale wise "© |CEMENT FINISHER DESIRES Zo = Sewers Cleaned _& receive toward FE Sane she te courthouse is Pontise, sources ” = a | amy work re - RED ee eros 34828 ctafing Western intelligence, tur-| estimated 250,000 soldiers. Rooms With Board .......38|" tery Y gre NW Perry, PR Cue Help Wanted temale 7 CARPENTER WORE charge: chemically treated st so] Watte's Please tenara, i eetn|MICHIOAN BELL MAN . ae aoc plimemmengies be ride f ther indicate that the Communist Melligence ‘sources believe the Convalescent Homes .....38A ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, MUST|CARPENTER. FINISHER. INSIDE Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners 33088. 62 Batt Coren * TE |_ tae hours © to. 8. OR 32108. military machine is very nearly ge oe Far East Air Force, based | Hotel Rooms 39 [| Rave, autc écajerchip eagerience.| wort remedeling cabinet wort. FE 86-1317 LOST: BROWN AND SHITE BEAL YOUNG LADY NEEDS DAILY as well equipped and modern as and in Chinese Man-| rent stor ri an The Pontiac Press son-Pontinc-Cedilise. Bi Wil| dry walls Wort uaranteed. FE ELECT gle. vic MITE BEA-| ride from Basr Late Rd Siberia : ; a Soman | fies RICAL . Vieinity of Pontiac Lake Rd.| Pontiac en Paes _ that of the U.S. churia, includes 2, seseeeeeeeeees MO] ibO 00 TO oe WEex Blaocar 4 __| SEWE PANIN Reward OR +7319 And Pontiac Work- ca hs alice” | Sere, ncadns 2.509 St Heber ance space al FOR WANT ADS |] Set’ mere pees Se] emerson ye eae pte sr PE ea | me ge EET | See majer Commeanist | in the 4.500 total poised on Asia's For Rent Miscell he FI a i eile i ee Lost Tues. Nov. 30. in tend ermine tm Acta Red Chea, | rim. | scellaneous ..42 DIAL FE 2-8181 use of family car necessary. De: moval Ph PE $4803 er On| Sicomfield Village “area, Mi Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Soviet Par East Army in The Red Chinese believed REAL ESTATE SAl . +4277. . J , r aOUSE RAIST “POOTINGS Lost [> 1 asNOLISH SETTER ~~ beria, North Korea and aaa. have 950 MIG-15 pothamrcnlel aia a “| ela l | cel || en ‘ eee eee eae seg tanks, "and Dele Tite rr earn ein = CASH china's Vietminh—are believed being replaced | seston B) ALLER? N LADY | @ttvewe sidewalk, and ch estimate rowdy. Child’ ae to be holding @ total force of ther by the superior all-| For Sale Lake Property ry ported mend, $e A IMUST BE FULLY EXPERIENCED Bone wet Sena. « 4:30 iid WAND AND CIRCULAR SAWS mxeT Reward SETTLEMENT py = MIG-17—and 150 IL-28s. oe a Press assumes vee | respon BLOOMFIELD ig yet WANTED | precision machine sharpened and a FEMALE WHITE AND soldiers under arms. Russiain-biult twin-engine Sale = 24S "cs > a we Cres- : ‘dicta Gam ere 2.00,|°™ jet i menial 4A than to cancel the charges FASHION SHOP — |CARPENTRY. CaBinets. yor. ¢20e7 =D Ww. Rtewaters utd ae qyieinity D- you want s fast deal on your Arrayed 400,- . burban Property ...... 4A first — 1662 B. Telegreph work. recreation rooms, st-|—— es AYED: BLACK MALE DOG | ™®™__Ceklana Cousty, B in 0 free world troops, In a year the R2&d Chinese will vertisouana a of the of ties finished Remodeling EM|“AND TO CLEAR TREE CU1 also white and brown le'| Your contract or call 1 hich Se a = 34775. CUT on euch veins omar - | have 3,500 pl : te For Sale Lots ............ 46/ {| renderes varuciece throug CLERK-TYPIST CARPENTRY. CABINETS RE- en ASTERINS PIT, | ber "Mas Site apd ‘Wa sarti on Mechlioast lial Marines, Republic of Korea ( ) | Surrent estimates.. They are said For Sale Acreage ......... 47 tons ore made Bey prose poscbrml ter nonseead tobere: rE corm oes: 2: (Mt Wrignt | Fe Sees re $0823, Leo Lastig eriaYcD On droree eH F C. HAYDEN, Realtor ROK o rj ' recety- : a ey Malayan miliatry po- to be training 2,500 pilots a year.|For Sale Farms ....... 111.48) | Ne edtustments wt! be atven oe: cldel’ Abate creed canola Eee Canpen:| Deir Vern Kotler PE N42s1 § beagge Vinany of the other cana Sgr Seonkacre and Nationalist Chinese in- R Sale Business 2 Without tt Footie Oeveral Rerecnne! oftice,| tor Kitchens © epeciait) ve, PATCH PLASTERING PLASTER| Sens A py ROH Ke HO. yaowen 0 Dinie Hey. fantrymen. : ms Closing time tor adverts Murea @ SC SEXDERTENGED NIT OR On PLASTERT eee ad a. ee Poa SEASON ; In the air it is Russia-Red China ussians Settle Rent, Lease Bus. Prop...49A/] mente cqutatatne tee wurea om CASHIER | orter destres A ae [Poate Call Cart Buston PR ¢-0028. “pied ong Geom Labs Ra pg ceoatracta A moders homes. _ : on . ° A ening fa Ac _messomable Wages ~ SORER* : er ‘alain ; ‘A. SAVINGS on one side. the US. Far East Air Iranian Dispute |" "=" tree ie thrreeck evoa, toe || Slo" Ancviedsg’ of ting” Must| EXPERIENCED. CARPENTER | and eating Phone PE be se a oe Anes | Over D © | FINANCIAL crevine i nsenon ft ily “Pulte Moma’ | sumed FE lane "| | RATS ACHING RIE? | Hobbies & Supplies 24° i digg SO - = a ee nie / a ” providing, virtuly att the tree Over Debts, Line |uines opportunities ....s1|f Sea eatetaat * | Reem TT TE aye Eig mt fee hoe’ HER rt Ep SRENON| eee | cial ease : ANDY AND Ka +4410 pelt) has PE 428805 FR/ANTIQU J heap An estimate considered most BP edger Iran & — The Soviet | Sale Land Contracts ..... 92 4 aon gp nates man ena temporary for yor MAN 28 NEEDS STEADY EM , form, rocker bene, daha! "craic B. D. CHARLES recent gives Russia credit for i gned a pact with Iran to- | Money Leen _ ’ ve 6 Dave ue ae ne eee riods, eee he a » EM 3-4047 uitable Society. 1717 8. Telegraph eccccccece 8 ——— BACK™NSTOS: os 3888 4.500 planes and Red China |, Wreeing to settle ‘this _coun, ‘ 2 ne mm em El cee Coster in ne Tel Huron onan: FS Saee _Beckkeopiag & Taxco 14) ter genes a ag # TE, credit tor , . debt claims and iron out Mortgage Loans .......... n ; er | ee rane _____]accov aur sets, $1.69 up (fra £ = : of 6,500 against the Far ata frontier differences dating back to|. WERCHANDISE ‘ to 0038 ‘3 3 Se om oS foe pee, gp Rg ge ge Baw, Mawiey TA pe 33008] ai 5 SuPrLing WacE ici ae eety anny. Cane Boal oe 290 5 08 Senders, RET LATHE ~ BOOK a woop R Phone Force's overall 2,400 planes of | The debt claims involve a bill ot "28 lL £ ER ER ER [jects some ron na] Sa BI rt Sad" es Bh “Hts orm] Bis atti, Set "|e = | SWOPB eee eevee ee awars me . ele a . a — all types. ! 11 Te fot lates Jevectve 0 WO at Coe | practice, uhere “tvhvgvenst’ of | WANTED. ¢ OR 5 WOON WORT ereph RG. FESO) oid wee: mercaneres| © Unlimited $ The U.S., with its warready lars the Russians ran up during | Sale. Hou as seoees. mingham Office ties Press, Boz te ne "We | _oné_evening. Phone FE_ e007 Foot Specialist ISA) Fixx ;SNOP. 2 Hest Lawrence | pie purine | ; h id eee a ae ee uy c « Seventh Fleet on constant duty World War IT. Iran said it was for | Goods ....57 Ph Midw 4-0844 ——— WOMAN TO TARE cseauer ZaaM MARAOER ON ok ka a |fOME MACHINGTS.” HERE iA courteous amy Te tancaue . gives the free world its oniy | *TVices to the Soviet forces when | Valentine Gifts ...........58] = bey Mere Sek Keane Gene agen | aia, Store. ster PI cl er a eg ted dB ons comstete ‘your! Sec escent? ‘“snaste or ts. numerical military advant ” Allied force: ‘ OR 34178. after 400 tars wtervande all tvece of| 3-183 = Gn ae "SON age in s occupied the coun- | Christmas Gifts ... 59 379 Hamilton | EXPERIEN ar rming livestock and modern - swing with quick change gears| A. JOHNSON. Realto rey iy 4 | Sdnocadsco: (PE CED WAITRESS @ PM.| Couipment 56 Vears old pb . h.p. motor Comple ’ sees Ls Even here, however, naval trom ee Wee cae line For Sale Miscellaneous .. .60 | Ciub_ be so Teen — ar io coming gut rapenence. Furniture Refinishing 16A cluded Uren aly — S| 1704 Si ‘con, . f ex- | ; y Inion. [NEAT P ' —— | o ull details | “ooo nn nn oA be ‘us! a . perts point out that the Commu- Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Lav. | D° It Yourself ........ »...61 | general haccseark White. Live = reply. Box 34 Pontiac Press. (REPAIRING ANTIQUES A SPE- _for below cost. PE. 50780. Priced BBoe Se ct waters a far rentiew signed the pact to settle Cameras & Equipment .. 61A | 2. Must tke childres. PE _¢-S100 Work Wtd. F le 11 —Clalty, PE 60162, FE 5-732, ‘oe ours f CARS. | land contract gv lg, Bi ine fi - ; eo claims, thus | | a — . FOO cents 4 "s sets. $2 “wird” to see OW H greater eubmarine feet—possiy oe ae esting a Wong Pe Sale Musical Goods .......62/f BOX REPLIES STENOGRAPHER- __ |atrgnyivg apy atrring. gy| eect ete Brown Baca t'R” dicinw Soha a Sat * ; ; : reliable jad rrr | — ef the Communist land | acrimonious exchanges. Sale Office Equipment .. .63 At 10 a.m. today CASHIER aes re oar EDMURDS & SON PAINT BY NO" SETS REO 4] 50 $200,000 : . « mm, - LORED WOMAN Deainea en Plowing, Bulldosing ; picture frames SHER-|At our di 1t c Of 2500.00. Tne ented Army’ An Iranian Foreign Office offi |Sale Store Equipment ....64/j there were replies at }] Prrmaner: position tor expert| erences #736 plus fai worn, Ref PE oar ne Oe Leveling Wine wiLitaMe ‘rw. Maron. | ffenmoed, land tutes, tor ot? timated 600,000 in’ Nest ara fs, Ci! predicted last July the agree. {Sue Sporting Goods ...... 6 the Press office im {| Sows nsratel'a.t™.ts, s65| COLORED GIR] DESIRES Da¥ OR 200 |RECQSDER TAPE V'4RN: | Set ton bos Maman “SS ’ orea ar > . hr «as cashier TRES DAY ; To Buy- s Pe another 1.900.000 on the ailend ment would be signed but appar- | Hunting Accommodations eal, the following boxes: ferred Sorts ¢ ean avenge = ‘ere. = day Laundry Service 18|RAWKEYE comers tie o can ae ee meee possibly 1.000.000 of t ently there was a hitch in the nours_ Apply ™** DAY CARE POR CHILDREN DON es , YOU BUY IT-WELL INSURE I? 000. xem poised ne- Sand, Gravel & Dirt ......66 RE CHILDREN DON.|CURTAINS NYLON & ALL Ma-|S¢* ‘he new KODAK Signet along the east coast gotiathons 8. 13, 21, 24, 29, 39, 42, { AR ‘ j_elson Park home FE 54-7935 | terials expertly finished in tatest| ection. oe : | Hamid Sayah, who had been 00d: Coal & Fuel ........67/§ 80. 83. 63, 64, 66, of, | GIRL, DESIRES WORE As snORT| CWUPMent. Colton rugs. all sizes. liege We Mur ne RE paras] | At least half of this, gigantic | handling the Iranian side of the Plants. Trees, Shrubs [} a0. 75. 78. 88, os, oe. 88, 1 «a ee eee Exe re CAUNDRY 35 N Telegraph nd. TOLE CRAPS PAINT Be noe | force has been completely mod. , Negotiations, said the gold i ‘i id . : ru ... 68 ea! 4 oR, i N Saginaw st —__— | HOSPITAL TRAINED PaRCTICAT | hear Tei-Huron center Tr scent ber seta of Bg gE i 4] ernized, a standardizéed Chinese = ¢ paid in ingots and the eight ‘mil | Foe mare Ee so eeeeeees 69) ( Side? Saerer> Seteceese PE ed. a cccauae Seon age Lee zine wack: $3 - Paint “by macs-| COOPERATIVE ee ORS : version of the Soviet model. lion dollars in Soviet products "| Dogs Trained. Boarded .. .70 =4) |MOSPITAL | TRAINED NURSES ae Phone FE 28101, fewer making materiel. he fore | 1ers We Huron ang Suncare i | he ad} ee { STENOG pec |—Side_References, FE 52475 OR FAMILY LAUNDRY | ow 5 TATE CAA An Wane | Additionally, the Red Chinese on», 7 adjustments on the 750-mile| FARM MERCHANDISE | SEE TEFNOGRAPHERS |trontnas in CLEAN Home| %¢,,PD- Pontise soe Fe we, SCARLETT SC BE Lee. EMSCIATE Camm vor YOUR . the mainland have an est northern border involve some Helo W | NEE FE 3-723 2-8101. rence FE 2-7221 home. or equity tp your 600,000 men in their pee ae areas about which there has been | Hay. Grain & Feed........ es p Wanted Male 6) DED ——— 6 DONE EN MY Home La K. L. Templeton, Realtor divisions, or. troope used for'norne, “shure since the times of the For Sale Livestock ........72 gS I hn i |RONING DONE IN MYHOME Landscaping 184) Notices & Personals 25/22 Orchert Lane Ra PE eases security. They fo e . 7 new televisi R | “xner | a TREB TRIMMINO [aT LAST! PIFTH . roe ms shee oe a at ™ * _ _ Wanted Livestock .......... 73) can manage. service jepariment Experience ; RONTNO DONE TN TN MY WOME | “tae” Free MINO AND, REMOV.- Keser ,VERCR OF Think We're Kidding ? nan . . one oO © store ease state! P | greeter _e! ; serve corps Michigan Forest Fires For Sale Poultry ........ 74 waltfications ane weferenten Preferred ere DCNE IN MY HOME | Movi 3 of Goossens Iewelty gg mm Any given amount of money Within 13 months the Chinese are Seem at All Sale Farm Produce q5| and Service 106 Bast Pe sales| = oe eentanteee_ FE bane |___ Moving @ Trucking 19) cos Sevetste Caritiigs prov] Fe ree. Ween ne ts withis LT > an : . , ale Farm Froguce ....... z ce = = s 8 ortage | : 31. DESIR —_—9 a PLLPLPLLPLL LPP OE you. FE 4 : rm Ww c —— have 165 first-class 9 Time Low sale Farm Equipment ....76 ee ee | = rout nome xp FE ASHES AND RUBBISH MAULED | que Rocce tt” pa esse terested. puying rout land’ cow combat divisions. The Red (hj. -ANSING uw — Forest fires in a “°° a BILLION DOLTAR LIFE IN A Tey WANTED —— | 4; —— - ANY GIR 2 the cariiest posctbin’ awe nese army has standardized the Michigan will aparently be at an | EROS SONG) pina ornare Tl toa Ge Peemac ane Bree PONTIAC MOTOR | TPE Pine TONE | cuvup [gener | Good sere s, ned earner pcomtact Mr ment 0-"ou eporainal NOW. division men. wi all-t this vy ver} s ities : C Me 2 | MIMBOGRAPHiN« } =| at reas. rates FE 4 R FE 2-8734 less a poral launcher recoll- | vation pi lal est AUTOMUTIYE | aSaliaie for, mp interes tn sania —— tervice EM 3.2802 \WAULING RUBBISH ASH ETC eee ae Selene Aray | WANT LAND CowrRacts - Ss, mMor- y | : a long ranhge at Ye XPERIENCE =~ | Basements clerred FE ©. CHR Now ON Dis tars, cannon and antiaircraft. as To date, fires have burned 3.384 For Sale Housetrailers ....78 ggg mlm ec trend be L DIVISION gir! desires werk as cook. yon UGnT HAULING opp JOBs BACKENSTOS 1s B. Lawrence. NIC »H well as division artillery. Tes in the state, the department Rent Trailer Space ........79) caif'™o. “tr "Taparge "» or | Fa ann ne Oe Pitre AnD El TOR Of the free world’s total average of about. 7.500 ee peating “SEDE sels © TEACHER: MIDOUEADED WANTS| Sent ae Oe ROCIO | tre rE . there. . 500 acres for | Auto Accessories go Huron. Ponting Ph. FE 2-1483 SONN i ee et OaD WARTS) _necttn bested _PB 200m ' so Mern.| AND HARGER C ese 35 “Westra divisions” the previous five years | ++eceen+»-80/AN OPPORTUNITY AWAITS MEN PERSONNEL DEPT em Doucowort for | or 2 people /iionT HAULING ; 3 : 0. =| years. : Can FE 44003 s¥D | tie a ¥,_ Bares _&. rE American, British and French_|_,f¢™ fires are usually Auto Service ..... eosccefll & tee ee eee : Batis * pee ee " “im . rench— | ually reported -+--81/ ty. This opportuntty requires no OLENWOOD AVR —“WABHING AND TROWTNO— |CORT HAULING, LEAVES ANB ercial MAv anted scatered from Korea to Malaya. ater a November ¢ —— of the Sale Motor Scooters. ......82,_ ioe _W. Huron, \D>IY Mornings ecmvac soce rsa one, FE peert_ Prom 6 to 2 |peteeeo nes eae Wanted Real Estate 32-A _ Rb ecatingt, 06 Munttans alone | ported Inst week ‘and the deport, (on ee Mere oo ~ MARS TR Te. _ WABENOS “| TRONTNOS Teasonabie Fetes On sare eny-| pettence, General t Wome, UKE TD BUY PRow é maintat ; —— | won ® SIRES WORK AS {Pf pre ~~ ( | )} 1S _ floor. FE +3647, noo, PLatewu 22472. Row Hurce ot PF aod frame win Weeh-| men. : 2 ACRE on IDEAI FoR HaxKd Yu ax 3 | MODERN RANCH TYPE | WITH 2.8286 re ad ington Park agg ee paced] : ~ . Located about — west off ‘eins Wane ee Kmisen room spt, co 6. Saginaw (a | cereest one yusiness frontage. 13 — HOTEL AUBURIN aun Wecueaeek yeantegm coe | Need Mose Bedrooms ? H O. Prectically all Sooded. Has That's right folks We have soig| of rent can be worked out| pis 3 lange, bed s off] hest, Room vo Day er Week yard. | Then see this deady family home ro nee s deco =| IPE over 90 per cent of our listings | Reference FE ¢1501. sement $125 per month. Will Also 1 te 3 Room Apartments | with ¢ bedrooms a den which | some minor ire. Drive b OFFERS and are despe in need of |IDEAL FOR WORKING COUPLE witk to Cooking uot | o = Bnet cide jose | S09 Se ceed Be op cette! | ame Dyer BA Yt yee sre inter. ali types of property to sell. For | Cozy 3 room at the bus | eth Lake rE i 44) Auber, rE 20299 tion. Latge 7 room modern. Very bec sepa'ete diniig room, | ested for only $) down 2F i] } < @uick and courteous action call} stop 8. ~ St Heat,| MODERN 2 BEDROOM HOME ON| HC a 1 income or rooming y kitehen full bes 2) us o call Give amily—Near Eastern : lights gas ere paid. Reni| Wetkine Lake Rd. Autometic hot| B's the oe Better look this one over — car garage P.iced at $11250 00, ADAMS REALTY § rooms and bath down. $14. weekly. in adv n_town terms can be arranged M: J Co. liv room hae Office Open 8 y advance to re-| water. Oil 2 ok WEEKLY RA op A on orem liable tenpants, FE 41501, (8m ‘297. resen Se en oe Sis Se re esis "3 te’ ~ par gen Se ene A. JOHNSON, Realtor |*, ROOMS. (CLEAN, UTILITIES Wew Rancn TYPE 3 BED.| HOTEL ROOSE home tm “rear that” rents for | ee TE > ipes, mong gag furn_ 200 No room year round home for rent ze SEVELT eos ments, ‘Here io A Mon | “BUD” Ni : , | bond eaves ox FE 4-2533 sale | basement, recreation if vou ere for a home ey-tleber = . ” ” I Nicholie | $450 DOWN tance, hell Tecnek aes 1704 S. Tel hR FINE WEST BIDE LOCATION —| and bar room. 2 ear garage. One| Stmosphere m and hotel |_REAL_ ESTATE IMMEDL : ou tus carege, paved . lelegrap d. 4 rooms and bath $65 per month acre on Oxbow Lake waterfront. | %¢?rice # ts here = : a _ Poss: On street. 400. terms. on Good beach Cail for appointment | WEEKLY RATES Redeeues weageiee: ois. astariar ome ' | Comfortable 3 soem sem)-modern — ¢ ROOMS AND BATH, MODERN |_*M3401 " 7 al com fal bath, well. | Believe you will agree, that heres ber month oes een. Only $2,500 Down HAVE CLIENT WITH 13,500 TO! NeW Lake privileges. MY 3-7811, | NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME FULL $12 and up . spetie wired. automatic hot wa-| ® S000 deaj for you Neat 5 : ’ pay down to mortgage for e tmod- | _ Call after ¢ p.m. basement $100 per month Pleas- ROOMS WITH TV ter, kitchen sink and all interior | cleee white frame modere home. Ro J VALUET, Real sclicat condition Lav iv ins dern home tp NEW § ROOMS GAS HEAT MA MA 65453, : . Deo Wile Matching | Sun cteleeey as net, pot Sali ene ee tee pon gg omega gh er Styvan Village my) @MALL HOUSE Of. MEAT MOD- ____— PE Seine ___| youreell and save many dollars built im beth gee neet, jot OPEl1s 245 Oakland Ave _ FE 5-008) le im ee HAVE CLIENT WITH $2,500 TO, tiful § room. ? bedroom. 2 fa reed Ne pets $0) per mo. De; month Near Clarkston MA/ § . Priced at only 96,- - > : fe ‘the Drayt > Plains ‘res. cas | @ —— large yard” Walde- _posh required. 4131 Windlate Dr. £331 = “e sUBURBAF BUNGALOW seston soqyesiion Ce = Sig Saree Temes | Fern Repent” yessoey pg | ALE CARS A Mcomen| Rom Stores 40/1. H. BROWN, Realtor ape er See Bateman Sg ge a _Ais4 OR D7 | Se chly 3 blocks from village). eo we oe ~~ | 1563 Wo Huron St. 3s FE pasie| WSY. Store 18 & % home. 5| ear garage Located close —| gh weekly. 556 B. e Dr 13x20 SPACE NEXT TO BEAUTY | Member Real Estate E room modern, oat floors, large | bed ron Ghopping center : ay Or WEST SIDE HEATED 5 ==, caretaker at 136 Lase| 5p. cacetlomt lecates, Pu | Member Coep Real Betete Bach.| pedreoms of! heat, garage: S11. | oo ond pom. mere, and retripergee | — Or Se bat Shia SOAR PUILEIRS 33s IT 2 Sylvan Village | Brick Ranch 4 . © ROOMS AND BaTH POR RENT | Ric =) | se. 100 Gebtces ave "eo" inaw 8t _Site Ost Grove ra OR S200 _0bé_133_Kest Pike FE $9666. a To you if xe ae get busy taean bee tached ge. feuch cies eo Me | fall ema mre sca _ ——— ee — — - car wrTh = nD . : . SPan avis" rare FanEiPO! 5 pacar g BARK_Mact Vicon | HA, TRE, TE habe | Fer Remt Micebancene 2 1 | Beat Boy Sas Speen | pieg eedceatceredag§atbaiPat is | Eee Moet Ate end Se WILL BUY List YOUR LAKE! $s pm: to 6: Dm cr Mile Ra), pear Orchard Laxe — rooms, built in beth auto. gas| feom. fireplace. full bas kitchen with breaBfast bar Saray Riba tatag | Sat Rite ot vt VIE orpcnmamey | arokoou | Praceeaies Moors Promo Ramtwmiee | Mhocr pF REISZ Seael'e Tints at babar ame. pi MPP, . KF. McKRINNE __wood 34495 after 4pm oo Z ty shop or meetings. Apply 191 - = ype year \ciEcp > Tort trees. Best of a!! ont 600 recre ‘room with fire- bed i nae ity BABY | Modern home | Electric stove. |. Auburn Ave | round. ope owner home JOSEPH F.REISZ | aon y $2 i has 14224 ft living rm. large Te peanse oes ssh me _Welcome. FE 21053, yg and an i 4 ’ For Sale Houses 43 cureome s Poe gy 53% W. Huron Bt. ment newt Tour @ppcint thop lavatory, shower. ‘tone age a ARM 7o|_ Hacrintion 2 _ place. “i car rage. ood Foo utility rooms, CN gg rms. ‘. & 5 FOR GOLORED rrin . refrigerator wood 5 ~ locat a ar tans wp town, OG Sia. S ; 3, 2,,0nd 4 | dows. ge segsh tpo home| Saeed Be price of On big nth * downlown Poptine, 00 3 CRUE Ch EaW BEDROOM With 109 ons pam? cer 690. A oy ag ag =e : a Or Bor ye Re, gars ee overrode Soe oR ‘tres $e 3) eattese). se | mri de oe <= © cr —— : a rms. con- ° EAST REALTOR - INSURA 7 . Fusoma Biz Pawar + venient ut! Good . viN. res. ts . ‘ wr Mt Cemens, FE eee fu conan ce eR cen es $800 ‘nae j oon col ORED | Sets all herdgosd fiecrs. Wie ior Oakland ave eRe Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor See 5 gv sae | ier 10 a.m. Saturday Sa : down, cf ty Clarkston, Mich. . | fetecn bone web opie Rickie. Near Parechtel and wd $1,500 DOWN 2 eta © FE Co ee ena Five ROOM MODERN. ow H PE CO.| “Up to the minute bungalow win WAY to fleored atte, Pe fie nent bai arage. ex: | Senqaiow “hubenatio weter pour a $ ums. and vem. Lhe sew em ————— SS eS oe ee windows) Near Cres- iE OME ern June 1965. Nicely ur SAVE, TIME! ‘Solve ev- ear garace and large Seis Popmeste win erent Nort ‘Epa Near bus, large 5 pbs Le = oe beat, 665 eryday problems the W y $1000 dows. insurance — pasoment, ott fur- OWNER! You'll find a 9 ant i le Storm windos: ~ x condition what you want the. SW ee ed Ad way! Phone | FE WM, H. KNUDSEN | GILES REALTY CO. | STONE REALTY CO. | Set pear ry Wan? Adore teas ae : ’ 62 W. Buron St. FE 64175 a9 | PO? REA L ; ) | 2-8181 for an ad-writer. | ss penuss Bids. onewe. £07 pm. Doty; sunt eo 8 | tT Baldwin Lb NOW! ‘ Ly 4 | ' » : ‘ ‘ pe i Pema ae : ‘ / oes Ee Re Oe PN TE mee, eee a i US ee ae ‘ f' oe ji r Oe COE oS 4 Pine tite S Pte et ee a, ee a eS ae a ee: ae een ee a ee ee ee a a ee eta: es ee ee oe a a bi pt as ee et ee oe « ___THE Pon - N bd : Fas fio i 1054 For Sele Lake Prop, 44 CARNIVAL IAC PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, by Dick Turner * ee “vifeh and ~ HUMPHRIES REALTOR FE 2-0474 & nave Res Open Evenings Wee wort ws - basement we'll you 23a% ft. home |. s room, bath, with $650 down. us for details. if : i 33 ii mE seen ence ae es f i o5" 3 fi! [ ai } Uf I of > a is uF 8 iit | 53% W Huron Want a New Home for Christmas? ne ie " i z 8 < 2 : REALTORS Phone OR }-1872 or OR 3-1700 _., Open 8 to ®: Sunday 1 to 5 SYLVAN IRWIN & ROSA REAL ESTATE -CO-OP MEMBERS 200 Baldwin Avenue FE 50101 FE 23494 FE 22161 DRAYTON PLAINS A large & room ranch type home with breeseway and 2 car Large living with @ining L Piastered walls . Pull berement Recreation area Oak scaped a $3,000 on down L. C. LADD 8 Dix eiMwy. Drayton Piains ‘SMART BUYS UNION LAKE A lovely 2 ——— with bath breesewa: arage. to be seen se Bnetinai atten CRAWFORD PE 4154 ' 6 Rooms—4 Acres Like new and tn excellent condition inside and out All extra large room: - 2 bedroom bath down and nice fin.shea attie room. 2 car garage All fenced. Variety of frult and berries Reasonable term: Convalescent Home Bame lecatiw for 38 years licensed fo, I patients e 10 room home well E. BLVD. BRICK 6 Big rooms tn this modern ter- | e@ with new gas heating sys ' Certainly very economical . oe for only 67,500 with $1,-| A TOP VALUE Here's & well kept 6 room home town on » paved street | as basement modern kitch- | en and ig of & new siding Ful! | price is just $8,500 on very rea sonable term. WARD E. PARTRIDGE, REALTOR FE 2-8316 @ W. Buron &.. Open Eve 17 to 9 heme . Just across | Rag ieueoceon ne ood + at door. Fu + ee DOWN foom modern hotre Ny Se gtd e viock "to store ang 3 “block bloc | after 6 call 2-308. ABLES foom new brick DEVON G Estates. Lovely ¢ fanch home with 3 bed- A. JOHNSON, Realtor FE 4-2533 | Co-operative Real Estate E and in excellent con- all modern equip- Gross rofit over $1,500 mo Present owner retiring om account of age $18.0°00) terms Vaillancourt Ph +0408 GI Veterans Att! Only $8,500 lowest price anywhere tn @ newer neat and clean 2 bedroom bun- gaiow with full besement Qarage & fenced rear New carpeting tncluded $850 down plu« mortgage costs rard lake Front Brand nev § room and bath cinder pvlock bungalow with at ed vara P'ent { shade and safe sand beach for children. Bet location on Afiingtor Road $3.50° down About John Kinzler, Realtor €70 W Huron st FE 4.3525 Th no answe 23-0829 Open Eves Ph till 9 —— 7 DO IT YOURSELF Finish thie attractive @ room bungalow at Watkins Lake Well @& septic in. 702350 jot, 24232 baserent plus 4 room plan on first fipor $5500 — $1 down $1,500’ DOWN FURNISHED LaKE HOME he possession 4 room . ol) beat aluminum storms & sereens, some finishing “Y. R. HILTZ REALTOR FE $-4ie1 Open Eves igll_ W. Huron 8t. WHY BE A IENANT? Many excellent home- buys at easy terms in the | 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. Classified ads, yi i i: | | | | | — xchange | ' j | | ARD LA AND JOHNSON Fr rooms. Up. 3 living reom. room eat’ Yesben gree, Pus basement, heater «@ . Larage corner we wILiis BREWER FE 461 23-0532 Down —_ s WRIGHT, Realtor Ave FE 54-0441 After @ call FE 56-6783 ve Rea) Estate Exchange For Colored People 6 roome & bath unfinished up- heat. Well landscaped street. FE +1354. ONE STORY clean compact home for . Very good basement | car & cement drive. This is priced to seil. EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD cheerful rooms in one al noulated, “Butlicin ioet fou "would be proud to own” this LARGE FAMILY pbeai or sto o> ee “THREE BEDROOMS ym! home, compietely furnished with very nice furniture, basement 6 GAYLORD A HOME OF YOUR _ OWN ‘North—Off Baldwin Sentra eta te r —— gas . ONLY $7,160 ‘erms. Near Lincoln Jr. High frame home all on one e. full dining room, full basement and double garage. $10,500. Terms. North—Off Joslyn Sr scecment, et beck, fenced vard, garage. ¢ ny 90675, terms Sylvan Village hal dining poom, bedroom Pemer ont been te screened basement oil os Garage, 762300 landscaped Near General Hospital s frame 3 ge = bath WE BUY AND SELL LAND CONTRACTS NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. Open 630 ‘ti! 8 30 2. Huron ot Ph PE 58189, VACANT with E-Z down pay- HURON GARDENS bedroom. one story, large living dining rooms, biled kitchen bath. of) heat, I's car ga e, lot 60x180 hh Priced “e 67.180 with 62.050 down IVAN W SCHRAM EE 5-509] or FE 5-2564 1111 Joslyn Cor Ird Co operative Real Estate Exchange CLARK Realtor | Lake & Water Frontage Near FOr BETTER Com the advantages of tts close ge location - ieee beth Rd 1 mile W. of Tele- graph ~ oe your CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 4211 Eves. PE 6-1 EAL Cap’ J EPCS ctroct, near ot cease aad School, $750 terms. PE 6-6064. Russell A. Nott, Reai- tor 170 W. Pike +5906 LARGE ueke. Will take lum- ber or any building on ie WILLIS M. BREWER Roosevelt Hotel PE 46181 ot PE 2-8533 BUILDING LOTS 12 lots 4 f Sewer and water in. North end of Pontiac. Terms if desired —— JUDSON BRADWAY COMPANY 1100 Majestic Bidg. wo 20700 NORTH SIDE Large city lot with 100 f, Scary igh os spot. Yours for only FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lawrence FE 56-6108 open eves Next to Consumers Powe; ~~ OXFORD AREA . ato lots well located south mis J i| AVA J 4 . ’ * /; bh em, , a “In that case, why not take home the $795 coat and let him argue you down to the $350 one you like?” «ef For Sale Farms 48 192 ACRES ‘ . highway, 4 Each lot 70x310 ft. Must be sold - = e for both $1500 UNION - LAKE or MEAGHER REAL ESTATE Sewk trem. wien or without res- ford Mi », & t oe SpE ment. Lot 60x150. Inc: see SPECIALS mo. No leases. Owners health A rent Oakland es sale. ford’! poe a mass ‘806 foes Ra. Pontig. 4 J * Commerce EM }-23502 $15 down and $15 month and . Wak Gan aon ee oe Modern Cabins parce) close to bus, storés and Scenic Dixie way tocath schools. “Excellent Lend.” near Watert ttractiv I... H. BROWN, Realtor 1363 W. Huron FE 24610. WATKINS . A @ POOT LAKE frunt lot Ap opportunity to get a good location at @ reasonable Frice = So } eer, B. Keith, Watkins-Pontiac Estates Just off Pontiac Lake Rd.. on beautiul new street in a Shen | subidvision. Lot 100 m 186. Co-Ope 412350. FE 56-4700 _ after 4. _ West of the Dixie East of the Dixie 1Ox15° | «building sites in a nice neighborhood and restricted Clore to bus service schools ana stores. Close in) On good roads As low as 6750. $100 down . North of Pontiac - Beautiful homesites. 1002190 In ® area ‘or better living ¥ ted. Close to bus segvice, schools and stores. Low as $760 6100 down L. C. LADD 4286 Ditle Hwy Drayton Plains OR 3-236! Open Sundays _For Sale Acreage 47 17 Acres eet om paved highway elty iimite Some snail buildings $16.500 with terms Carroll G. Porritt 26', Wem Huron FE 27134 Eve~ call FE 26194 2 ACRES THREE-FOR-ONE One 5 room house with fireplace amd two 4 room houses, lot fronts pel Needs repair but is a good deal for a handymaa Full price | $0. 450 | KEEGO HARBOR —Dandy 3 bed. | 2 | blocks from the nice sandy beach- | e+ of Cass Lake This home also} $1,350 down room bungalow located only features «a iarge living room, | kitchen and 3 piece bath Utility room The yard ts partly fenced and there is a one car garage that bas a large workbench Don't wait—see it soon! Full price ts only $5,250 with low down pay-| ment | iDEAL. HOME FOR COUPLE Modern bungalow one large bed- Toom, large lUving room with aj fireplace that wil) burn logs din ine room and modern kitchen with plenty of cabinets, full base ment. ofl lerced air heat, gas hot water 2 car Quiet street he e@ and on nice Tivileges on Pine Lake $7,575 terms - ~ CLARK REAL ESTATE FE 46492 1962 W Huron Open Fvenings | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange MODERN RANCH HOME BUI! D er will finish interior to buvers specifications $13000 Access to canal on Chetolah Shores RED HORSE | 8019 Cas< Flirabeth Rd FE 62252 2 ACRES | foom modern home on lovely 2 acres near Waterford High School Owner Will eccept late moflel car for $1700 equity $750 DOWN Vacant. 4 room: basement of! | furnace nice landscaped jot. fruit frees and herries. pfivileges on | Brendel Lake - orm 70 ACRE FARM 7 acres of orchard J's acres strawberries 25 acres alfalfa. 6 reom modern home. besement 2 ar earage Face''ent opportunity right .man Terms RIDGEWAY | 97S Baldwin FF 46203 Co-operalive Real Fstate Exchange RANCH HOME New 3} bedroom. Living rooms with window wall and dining |! brick. to the ceiling Mahogany flush door: light basement with recreation space Ready to move into At- tached carport Brick and cedar Nice 5 * r lace ors shakes construction Corner tot pps Elizabeth Lake privileges THELMA M. ELWOOD $143 Cass-Fiirabeth Lake Rd PE 5-1284 FE 43844 Open 8 to 7 2 27100 f lets with 3 room shell, 24x24 foundation tn front half, lake privileges on Carroll Lake: idea] forestart. Inquire at __285 Harpham, Commerce, Mich A BEAUTIFU! LOG PERMANENT, home on Oakland Lake . Wi!) lease on 6 months or yearly basis, either unfurnished. or part- ly ‘furnished 4 bedrooms. fire- __ place 100-ft, lot RO LI 2-3674 € ROOMS BATH AND UTILITY on chan | | Dtnan foom Sei or ‘ease. Down pay- ment $1000. Ph. Flanders 13-4536. t Clese tn On good roads Close to schools stores and bus ser- vice. Low @s $700 with $100 down 4 ACRES WOODED 4 acre parcels on paved high- way North of Pontiac rised of 3 acres of woods acre cleared im the rear for | garden 6170 down 5 ACRE PARCELS Beautiful level & acre parcels | 4 EFFICIENCY APIS ON ANNA where | of excellent garden soll you can grow most‘of your own ftving on good roads. Close in. $2250 with $150 down | 10 ACRES A real nice 10 acre parcel with | Li @ year around flowing stream 5 mi m $4200 “with $800 down SCENIC HOMESITE trees overlooking the Dixle Hwy am a small jake Approx. 14 mi from downtown Pontiac. % mi off Dinte Mwe 4A mi lar view for on'y $2500! With $500 down L. C. LADD 4284 «~Dixte Hwy Drayton Plains OR 3-2361 Oven Bundays n @ct 180 ACRFS VACANT Located eas of Ortonville on Hadiev Rd Approx “¢ of a mile of road frontage Beautiful country $20 an acre S ACRES VACANT located north of Clark«ton on M 15 An excellent spot for a home 171 feet of road frontage and 1200 feet deen Total price ts only $1 700 Pdw. M. Stout. Realtor TT No Saginaw St Open eves til For Sale Farms 48 ed 450 «CR ES BETTER thr.e quarters mile of waterfront G Pay mm « Real buy Also man, farm, for farming P W sno Son. 66 W. Huron 200 ACRES 48 200 ACRES § ROOM HOME Large barn 5 acres cherry or- ehard Paved road. 2 small jakes 1 mi to Lake Michigan Ideal for cabine or. motel. Op Highway, M22 near Glen Arbor Mich $10.- $00 PAUL M’ JONES. REAL ESTATE 832 W Huron FE 43505 8 ROOM PARTLY MODERN 2? famiiv home Basement and fur- nace 50x60 ft Basement dairy stock barn silo, double torn crib shop. tool shed. 12 acres wheat 25 acres first year seed- 15 acres Virgin timber The vety best of land Only $26.500 Will = require substantial down rayment or may consider your property or land contrec near Flint Erb Realty Arcade Building inaw Street 44616 ask for Allen Conrad PARMFER'S TIP: TO SELL. BUY, rent swan use Classified ads! Call Fe 26181, s ‘ Pr FE 5-8165 & 30 | THAN) Business s Opportunities $1 GULF SUPER SERVICE ped pr Ln, cols ou everything 68.000 down will han- die. Phone for details. Humphries REALTOR FE 2-0474 63). Telegraph R4. Open Evenings erative Real Estate Exchange Commercial Building 2 by side store bulldings IE doorways front and rear, each 9 f & 6 ft. Located directly across from Pon- tac M M. Gate. For details call PE 6-1201 or FE 32-1372. “BUD” Nicholie Com- | and BEAUTY }_ se 10 acre hilltop homesite with some | | | | | ee eet Bes Exe 8 COMMERCIAL BUILDING cq, MR fale basement, ——— com m unity. Ww lo’ Pandbs __Ph_ OR’ I | FOR RENT 1 PINE 8T sale cheap For cash if taken at lease Phone m 16x50 STORE AND 20x80 STORE. N Dixte “% mile [INCOME FOME IN PONTIAC Trade for farm Will be et home Boon to } pm or & pm. to 6 w m at 226 Norton Ave er cal) Detroit. Vinewood 3-4495 after {pm WANTED © ro #@ ACRES OF Va- eant land ve 1048 35 {| Zim- mer housetrr 'er and cash Cal! Edward M Nor 68165 Basiness Opportunities 51 RRAA RAARARR ARRAY pea STOP OPERATORS dream fully equipped. Compiete with ome busy operator § Priced for quick sale. 26508. FE Ld eves Mari Island Fila. All modern, on _Waterfront. By o rer. FE 80342. TO" IST COURT IN FLORIDA ON West —— owner sick, must sell FE 47 94.100 balance monthly 6 cured by Sale Land Contracts 52 PIPID OEE AAAI; SA 25% DISCOUNT payable at $40 cent interest. Be- & bath on os Clark J % E Watton Bivd 20 Per Cent |"=" Open Eves Money to Loan 53 (State Licensed henders) LOANS $25 TO $500 Baxter & Livingston¢ 4 W. Lawrence St. FE +1538 OA GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 made on furniture. and other KLAND LOAN CO. also res FE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG REALTOR BIRD” to see © RUY TO SELL Partridge ts “THE downtown HOTEL DINING ROOM FOR lease. Reply Pontiac Press, Box ONE OF THE BUSIEST and best bowling alleys tn this area Net income of over $12.000 + year All modern equipment Frontage an the busiest hwy around Pontiac Requires $20.000 down Shown eppt M. Stout, Realtor FE 5-8165 “til 8 30 Fdw TT N. Saginaw st Open evenings any worthwhile purpose 20 months to repay LOANS Extra Fast Service You can borrow 820-$500 quickly signature, car, or furniture « made without ocala for > HOUSEHOLD 3% and FINANCE Corporation of Pontiac South Saginaw St. Kay Bid floor. Sacee FEcera! 406 7 FR WH $25 to $500 We can help you with problems and TENDLY SERVICE EN YOU NEED ’ our money You can get up to $500 tepay ‘pn small monthly pay- ments | Telephone us or call at our office. SHOF REPAIR 8SHOP equipped with inventory Realty, Ortonville WELL | Suchy Partridge Is THE “BIRD TO 8EE TOP TEEN SPOT Busiest grt! tw area Located next to high school Gross §36.- pe, year $8750 on terms TAVERN, LIV. QTRS. Busy busy tav en and restaurant | across from main in ustrial plant Modern extra large living quar- ters Practically all new equip- ment tn tavern including new} bar. beer cooler ete Oniy 85,000 | cn plus stock. only 6 days per week GROCERY, APTS. Excellent brick bide on a main paved stree’ in Pontiac wine take out 2 four room & bath ants that bring in $130 per mo Grocery dotng steady. business. Buy real estate, busi- ness, fixtures, ete. for only, $5,500 down plus stock ; WARD E. PARTRIDGE MICHIGAN BUSINESS REALTORS SPECIALISTS IN BUSINESS - c= cco THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN 43 W. Huron Open Eve. FE 28316 MACHINE SHOP Complete tool and die sh of- is equipment. Lease svailabie Roy Annett Inc. RE. 28 E WRuron 8t FE 3-7193 Open Evening: & Sunday 1. « ¥ ° ¥ FINANCE CO. FE §-1574 702 Pontiec State Bank Bidg. _ MONEY WAITING You May Borrow $29-$500 Today Group your bills... ‘protect your credit Take up to months to BUCKNER Abore Wal 's COR FINANCE CO. FE +054) NER N SAGINAW & HURON PONTIAC Also Dra ae Across Dizte wa from Post OR 3-1221 Money to Lee 53 GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN CORPORATION 69 W. Huron St. Phone FE deral 3-7181 Need Money? se es neaz eas your telephone. dust call | Home & Auto ‘Loan Company #7! Confmunity Natios! Bank Bide Hours 6 to 5; Saturday 8 to |! TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOAN LOW INTEREST Onlimited funds for single family dwe: ; mo canceled je. See H. G. PETERSON 1310 Pontiac 1 Bidg. Phone FE 5-6406 or FE 5-6772 Swaps 55 1940 PONTIAC TO SWAP OR SELL, U. OR 37587, ET PANEL FOR gp Pg bat. FE sma. oe er Wi 5 | 37700. =o | CAMPING TRAILER FOR SALE | @ trade 10x7; ‘or what have _ you 829 Orlando “@ PONTIAC 4 DOOR SEDAN. | 3-4573 a | rood have 80680 . swap for what you or sell cheap. . FE PT. VENTURA for equity on "A. Y WASH'VG MACHINE FOR sewing wo or what have you OUR LAND CON- erty) tor late EXCHANGF ¥ tract (Where vou have sold oor mote) car & ca J VanWett OR 31355 RDEN TRACTOR TRADE FOR ee —— MY 32-2843. Call after SAVOIL OfL STOVE. FOR SMALL chicken c or used lumber to | build same. FE 56-2801 | SWAP IN YOUR OLD SKATES ON & new Fp Skates wo Renee: _Barneg Hardware, 742 W. Huron. SHARP ? BEDROOM RANCH shei = % secre lot out . trade for house im town. vacant ict or acreage R. J. VALUET, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave FE 54-0003 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | ii CHEVROLET PANEL FOR | | lumber. small ot what. _vF som 8 = FCCC {18 FT TRAILER #& 'N GOOD condit+ p and ‘50 Ford with tratier hiteh Trade both tor jater model car or will sell $950. OR 3-2250 TRADE ‘47 OLDS FOR POWER tools, chalp saw or cash. FE 2-0525 TRADE YOUR LAND CONTRACT. | furniture appliances or auto for pew or u good housetrailers. TRAILER EXCHANGE 6 S Telegraph Open Eve For Sale Clothing 56 orn SIZE 1¢16, FE 23-4373. | BLACK FUR COAT excellent condition FE on COATS. BLACK FITTED & WIN- ter white belted 3 piece gray suit Black jounging jJ&Amas, tan wool and 2? bg lack dress Size 12, rE £3080 SS DARK BROWN MOUTON COAT. at 12-14, $25. Light Beige coat | with a Highs wolf collar, size 12-14. | $35. MI 45022 FULL LENOTH ICE BLUE WED. ding wn. with al' accessories, | size 12-14. EM 34051000 ss o~ ge ho eres: 5 se 8 . All ‘te goog, cooduion FE $2087 PAMILY CLOTHING, | Resale Shop. LADY'S DARK BLUE, NUBBY | wool coat with fur collar and | trim, size 14 cheap. FE 2-0579) after 400 pm LADY'S STORM COAT. SIZE 14, corduroy 3 piece set. dress size 14. 2 skirts. ine 28. Call before 6pm. FE +7518. LAD’ ES’ *ND MEN'S COATS AND hh __\ike new Cheap. PE 5-4s68. BFDROOM SUITE. GATEL. Ta _ble and couch PE 5-1539. washer. FE 3 after 6 BEDROOM 4 tic design, limed oak, complete famous -makes. these yourself save re than half i price. Michigan Fiuorese _ Ave._ BEAUTIFUL CONSOLE TV set. 16 tm screen. Perfect condition. $75 OL 1-6461. BOTTLE GAS plete enya ng com i D Dixie H 3-201 gy Saas TeTcalA TIE WASHER, COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR ition, $45 640 Sarasota. ‘e. % PRICE SALE On Linoleums, Floor Tile, Wall Tile and Paints at SYERS 141 W. Huron PE 4306 Ic DRYER _ practically new FE 5-1 ELECTROLUX CONDI _tion_Cheep_FB POR SALE GUARANTEED RE- f rators .... 639.95 up w er washers ..... $39 95 up " Washers ..... $69.95 up ecuum cleaners $7.05 = Roy's 96 Oakland FE GAS RANGE 42 IN. GRIDDLE. timer, clock Excellent condition. BURNER, ALL toe i brushes makes 6 Myrtle. Huron Gar- HOLLYWOOD SINGLE WITH head board % upholsterer chairs, cocktail! table drapes Quick sale 4-6940 5 p.m. HOLIDAY SPECIAL Frigidaire 3 tw range $1s8 96 Prigicaire | { refrigerator floor mod. $160.95 G E refrigerator Moor model. $269 Domestic sewing machine, flonr mode) -.. $10.8 | Prigtdiire dryer . $170.85 a freere: 11 cu ft $370 CRUMP ELECTRIC 445 Aubwn Rd. PE 43573 HEATERS O1. BURNING HAVE several that are idea! for 3 and room houses. Beautifully designed | Look like televi RORSE MAY, oe _ fill dirt. Lyle Conklin cent: « belie. Morey’s Gulf | or FE 61112. > 228° Usjen Lake Rd EM | DRIV vEW AYS -- ROADS | | ALL KINDS HAY, STRAW, WOOD. ge gravel, 5 yards $7. Be | corn kin- ead new corn _lwered PE 4-6588 _Tractét work MA 56-0666 G “HOICE TOP SOIL | CORN — OaTs — HAY — STRAW. | a whee n,$2 Detivered. Large or emell questties. OA aps | He, SALES OF PEW, Wien . PE : or Fowlerville, CAstle ey "eee ares oy gr For Saie Livestock 272 TAND GRAVEL. AND PILLING 1 Ride Martalr 3008, i = 7 YDS. STRAW WAWORE 10 |” black Th delivered EM 3-4207. 6 Mota 5660 Hummer Lake Wood, Coal & F Fuel 67 5 "ant i ry gOATS ~~? MO. OLD. | ¥ CORD WooD DELIVERED. e'- ae! car a. for $11 FE 32-7188 Monday, ember @th a 11 ociock a m. sha in Wolverine Purebred Livestock Sales Pavilion rebred Li ol wo. FIREPLACE SLAB, 24” - . |e mye @ tor $15 Delivered. | ot i miles © late GOOD Di | tatered Holstein cows. = od and a 9 ye =< $5.80) bulls from the leading herds of . North America. If you want breed- NDLING W E ing stock or profitable dairy cows. FE 4643. this aPEEDWAY FUEL Oil. PRE | eannot afford to miss place coal au deer Mast tested. Purnace fire : » cow 5 wood. Oskiand | terms. see Floyd Kehrl. 1 & Paint Co, PE 66160. parm | Bank Plesta, Trees, dhruid Gh] 2 ete oe r and annie | euctionser, Williamston higan 4 MEAD OF ; AWOTSTERES %| you. also Blue. Norway and wh Guernseys One cow 6 years or t Douglas and Con-color, Pine reidy i@ freshen One cow Austrian Sceteh and Mugho Ar- ‘ear old freshen Nov 8 borvitae, Juniper, Native tree. hetfer 2 months eld due Dec 3 Dig your own ring burlap One Heifer 13 months old fine and tools 2822 Sierth Rd. go fo: +H cluy wort Both heifers straight West 3 miles from Com- daughter of Silver Hills Resto merce Village on gravei rd bear- cret No 310) Uhariotte . ing right on all turns Open daily |. Thomas, 2725 E Clarkston Rd, #8 to 7 Greenridge Farm Nursery. Leake Orion _MUtmal +0080 | 2 RIDING AND PORY. | 4@871 Maisted Red. off Pontiac ___Fer Sale Pets REGISTERED prod POLLED DUR. | 2 bam bull (2 air returns. M15 , Oakland Ave. FE ¢1504 . Adyancer breed: oes Gommuntty Chup | S55 FP RS gope ts «| Soon AO EAWE | eescte e chee em Sam Ca $033 Washburn sidwin Rd. Pourtn house North | i99 g. 7 rE sanders. "5. 2 W | _Deviecs, Fe. Se CABINET ‘we IN. LONG. 2) Or Tp“ siaee ow jEC GALL PPA DAIRY HERD. vai et cn goed eae Se | me hag Sel gpm aoe Alo pa *. | buli-terrier puppies 382 Nelson =O, eten eh chen Som: uge _, berrel, ee es te Parke = ’ 25 PER CENT AKC MALE COLLIE 1 MONTHS THOROUGHBRED WOLST ETN Grand new MY _>-t36. | OL HEATER AND Pice-UP FE| Discount op Ghervin wittame| $0 pets vet Snusee | —bulle ready for service, OA 63615, CHIPPED SINKS ALL ofZea Oe : re 1 low as es? S GHEAOO ROL: Discontinued ediors. Oakland Fuei | AKC ORRMAN Wanted Livestock 7 save SUPPLY. 100 8. SAGINAW | PAIR MEN'S and Paint. 436 Orchard Lake Dir 10 weeks vid MI +0202 ARPA APLAR ALO? DAYTON GHALLOW-WELL JET = gketey, oun sige sae 6 Pe ts ages Ave 7B Oise at, sup om gf et "sade Pusee o Saat pum . ae NEED REFINISHING regi rman ephe ones DiPom fist wall pamt $2.79 oat “PENNY PAINT SALE | Other Moms Kiwanis” rummage Gn bitches. Phone MY _Phom MA 5-5208 McBride Hardw ole ied eal at ya tee) SNS ag 4G Sener December pexsALE BOSTON TERRIERS, ____For Sate Poultry 74 “vi cbndce ar a Two'Ga "7" gap tte” J ie =i ware. AKC 2 montns old 278 East = OPEN SUNDAYS # TO 12 FE 2-9900 | 100, per — mS FOR ee — es _Bivd Svuth. artawings Sig ete 56 MENS. $150 e271 Auburn t Crooks! __ | Paint. ¢ 93.99 = . AT STUD 620 “anerte pee DIAMOND RING AN AND WEDDING | Rolier or pdm at icent .. le ee Weedon i ft. Besaie - ere | BLACK COACHER BANTIES, $3 00 | ver used Py men SHO] $3.00 | 166) 8. FE 42807 parte Ra sit SHES 487] Halsted Rd, off Poo DAvERTORT ein | FLOOR SHOP =F FOENO, NEARROTS i BOUBLE | BROAD 1 oo iy ny la a _ Equipment w bead: | panama y bee nai etre x ay 28. Saginaw @ Cameras, ene oe boxe, Lecthont er Ere. i ta ag chairs —|* lasses from Hassisburg. Illinots AQUA ATIC GARDENS _FE ¢1561 i} 4. |_ 145 W. Rundell. FE BATTERY OPERATED SLIDE. 3 i _—PESOMS_301 Prospect before «| _14 | fe ae riewers. caly $1.79. GADORT begs TROPICA i AND SUPPLIES _Sale F Farm Produce 75 30” ENTERPRISE ¢ BURNER ons | , . MERA SHOP RITTANY SPANIEL a ¢| APPLES OLACKMORE FARMS. Range. Good condition. $65 00 Ph | HEAT SERVICE ST w Mure = 4 §-0615 / prirrAn old ht for next Silverbell Rd. | OR 3-6129. ELECTRIC © & OAs | WATER BEAT: HEAT- | sizes, ~* and jack ham- clean- WILL HEAT YOUR ae: Pe ear YOUR BONE og DERE ROOM, COMDURTE ay fully quaranteéd automatic floor, ur eed timer. trays etg utility. room 6r basement duct. Also x5 ie camera type off furnace Now at red _FE 45200 after’ ¢: — - a and burns| SELL — BUY - = TRADE ° or ot sim you our came can insta’ and service , vor T'S CAMERA | . Hundreds im use tn this | 5? W Huron rr oe ison) area. Demonstrations daily A rE Plywood — | ~see asc Sere BEA | an kinds, plain & decorative. Christmas. 8m wa. vices: Kitchen cdbinet doors & 2S Serer | Gallagher's. 3 : | Th made to order | ACCORDION. 96 BASS. EXCEL. PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO lent fer Cheap. MI - 1488 Baid PE 2-2543 +0381 ACCORDIONS PACTORY PRICES. ers, chain sews, drainage pumps REINFORCED CONCRETE SEPTIC | xufag layaways all sizes colors. anéd sump pum — tanks. Ph. OR 3-7686 Enrol] tn our school new Accor- wee F re 2007; ROTARY Of BURNER WITH ALL | dion loaned, Basement apt. 7. 128) Beldwe-___ controls Can arrange for instal _Prali_ off Hurop_ FREE 8TANDINO Fonte ‘81795 lation 73 8, Parke pug o ‘a3 “REPAIR. 052.00 Be ee ae es frag a — 99.98 ROMEX a THe COIL 3%sc PER img Oscar at. PE 2-$217 3 piece bath sets with fittings f. _Thompson. 80 8 Perry. GsED seatTeL PLAYER Pi- Colored 309.90 erga Son. ER. CLEANER RE-| ano Mee pasate condition. You Gcoanda= tere move rust and lime. $2 62 per | Bove te /ote_ this te believe it SAVE UMBINO 8 Y can G. A. Thompson, #0 ; Gem FE +0666 100 8. Saginaw St PE 5-2100| _ Perry | GSD MODERNIATIC SPINET PT FOR SALE FRONT AND BACK SAVE OW EK 7k ourren 5G 3 CENTS | Sei e pew A real buy Gel- bar. Cheap. FE T7187 Warwick laghey's FE 4-0566 FUEL Or TANK. 7 GALTON. _ha, \TP RIGHT PIANO RECONDI 15 legs vented fill cap. |@MM. KODAK PROJECTOR, = a oor 00 aher's | $36, deivered. PE 51467. _2 bests, $28 each. 79 N. Edith. | _? toca Panda at FOR SALE | SMALL COM Rr ada thcswset Geena. a Reasonable FE 47204 KENMORE WAShER. eo refrigerator vight piano MI 6 Par FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERA condition, $50. } ft. good © = + with casings & Ecaliote We Bute G & M COMPANY GAWS AND SCISSORS. MACHINE WORK 18 GUARANTEED. PE 54-7835 ouUN Lb OIL CONVERSION | rE 20077 SB as AUTOMATIC WATER FE 463% sone etl ae _ Parke St. ‘Garage Doors ‘Complete stock of number 3 to be sold. All sizes erenbee at at prices. We do garage ER Loader aoe! Nation. he i reduced front remodeling and installing. ray RATOR @. $50. MI 47192. L Ne 2520 Opdyke R¢ 10-Inch Lathe Legen floor mode) ns URLITZER ACCORDION 120 condition sed / Bass = ition icine geerecear ers {he Sons—cear nme Music Instruction 62-A PE sone oS { $AX AND CLAR/ NET JRSTROO ms GALLON GAS HEATERS. | _tions. Harold Krohn. FE 27362. eo electric Fg ‘= By, | Sale Office Equipment 63. a , , 12. 25 P ean "Spertla Woods 65 REG RED BONE MALE 1% YR. ; less mes a 4 Se ai | seamen ae lene Ra off Pontiac a Sy ot Oparke ad Oraman convent Lang 7 REGISTERED KEMALF BEA. CARDEN TRACTOR GEAR DRIV- $50 or best be vole PE 5-0857 | es 2? a old Broke 27 Park er a iu — vator $250. Practi- | | OEERSKING TANNED. NATURAL aa ee ron +4280 Holiy. = $3.00, dyed Soc extra, Head | SCHIPPERKE PUPS AKC REGIS 1S. a eos ed $20.00 Coate - tly tered. make lovely a on CHAIN SAWS - furs ete Est. 1927.8 W ifts Males and females 1327 N. es, service & rentals MY 3-582). Vomsies 53.) Center Ro. | _O8%. Rochester OL 14293 ONE MAN CHAIN SAWS Michi = MESE KITTENS THOROUOH- NEW AND USED Guns 50 SEL TE bred. Unusual Christmas gift. Stop in for = demonstration. time Burr Shell, 318 8 Telegraph. FE sow. Belfam Cattery.| peyments available. Miller's Gar | 99508 . a den & Law Equipment, 180 6. i GUN SELL. ry A PUPPigs | Woodward (North of 14 Mile), ' 7) AKC registe R bie. Law. | _ Birmingham ‘ Phone MI 46009 eo ee jond peeeete 08 ba Posting Signs pe Ses * gti, set an 3 letters on -No Hunting ugh” action "| FRADE MALE as “Trespaseins = honed tos Ont. here or and pay differ-| iand. Pontiac. Mich. 3 fr GIRLS" Ter | cece, FE core __. SIMPL GARDEN TRACTORS. Orchard eT RE eens Berl 6 Mastick Co. Miord, Mie STOP are. wks, old. 624 Markle, at Milford Rd Ph. MU ! K! WALTER of i ggg ee) WHITE Br, £ +9042 or MU 48978 VINYL TILE 10c EACH| ® trons 8. Astor 4433.‘ | SLIVER KING DIRECT DRIVE . SMITH’S eg ~ tor ry or "Soa eer Gusta Saw Weighs ag 4 STOP WISHING FOR A} Dogs Trained, Boarded 70) Brice. & straiton, Ciinton aroves ect i today, i! soaRDINo sarHINp axD ines, Parts & Repair for All neous household ane. wants the Want Ads! Lots of} em. 1 Perry 26113. Nek. Ai E Rummag~- Sale Saginas. . t . Dic 8s Air Cooled — Desmeer Ah cas & Gargains Heat, Burr-Ghell. 375 6. Telegraph. | 102 8, Saginaw 4 season Phone BEAGLE AY tered FE 5-089: BOXE R PUPPY 6 mo eld, AKC reg shots broken Reasonabie Nice Gare f for chik' wat be seen Just rig ‘care ener ¢ pm. | CAROL POTATOES 0 PER BU. ake “Reis: | Clereston in car ‘oa Al Johnston. corner _of Seymour ue and ae Oakiand efter 600 __ | WD UP TO «oo BUSHELS EAR BEAUTIFU' PUREBRED BOXER | "corm Dry enough to 10811 SaBY PARAKEET AND NEW | ‘Sale Farm Equipment 76 sai, Aer tester. BABY PARAKEETS. WiTH CAGE BARGAIN $5.98 Manure Spreaders vybhe we er. crazy but we fee) like Santa Claus ‘cuase we have This Week Only.. “91 4th St FE 2-4025 Closed sun Ms SEAGLES REGISTERED sIRED give awe: prices by field champion 6 months old l use’ New Idea Ne 12 tractor FE 2-2468 _ | eMKers several to choose from BOXER PUPPIES FOR SALE A $250 vaiue Ose New idea No 10 4 Wheel From excellent line of champions . rubber; sires spreader. Rarin’ to __Phene_ OR 3-2156 ty Gt OI -~ CHIHUAHUAS Usea 1. H C_ Otivers and Sohn ™~ jes. stud service 2609 Vin- Deere: . near Main, Royal Oak Come in and take your pick GuanPion SIRED AKC REG HOUGHTEN'’S _ black cocke, spaniels, FE TEND - E 528 N Main Roche ster. OL ae pened rH = | BARGAIN' 1 FEROUSON TR Commerce Ad: Site Somes ae | a ok ol v er ae ack Ww rie nae mip rece, Ee a Bee , J .f SALE BLACK AND TAN BOLANS TRACTORS & aE FILL. pups or swap for gun ers. roto-hoe, Jeri snow biow- | ers snow plows. Evans Eqvie- | OERMAN C SHEPHERDS. MALE, j ment, 6987 Dixie Rwy. MA & ! e Hl Fie 33568 CA GERMAN sii SHORT RT HATRED POINT- CHAIN. SAW ets East at a 1 MO a | Brana new Pr ogg —~ Citnten | iis SETTER. 7 MO col VEMALE. chain saws with inch guide nll AKC Teg. MAple Soni /FF complete, PARAKEETS AND CANARIES. 4 We - sie 2489 Aub-rn Rd +6510 We axle Geet ee “ich oni¥ ave ee so PARAKEETS, CANARIES. CAGES. | We only have io food, since 1927. 584 Oak © FE sor PE #1112 PARAKEETS. OPALINES. soe | KING BROS. tes. 1304 Mt. Clemens 46960 PARAKEETS BabdlEs. 1 MEL! YOUR J-H DEALER ee. | Pontiac Road at Opdyke DFC. SPECIAL 7 On We will steam clean, tune-up | ona and repaint tractor for ony Any mate Also special TH tor berd pupp _3-104a_ eves REGISTERED AIREDALE. FE-, __male, 4 mos old. $15_ EF ¢5662_ H. power peckage for Farma}i Adds 4", HP 65 M's &-1572. | priced from $150 | By Jay Alan Sele. Fare Equipment 76 sell ti tie diate iit atid APPROXIMATELY 1.000 FT. SEA. Red eo Beaver M ae wee & Ge Sites after 5 ani Pontee Rat CORN C ora new and used filers. Machinery. Ph. 4 A 77 AUCTION SALE FRI. NIGHT AT fn seh Dose, By, ‘Stveet fave 'e sumer of fae we ve @ Bumber of fine : i x i if e | of Teggerdine. Paul Millman and Pe tioneers. ete Ae Acessorlep 90 |GLASS, GLASS, GLASS Ph PE ¢4513 Auto Servie ‘8 CRANKSHAPT DENG IN . Suck shoo 73 Hood. Ph 72-2963. asi FREE ESTIMATE ALL pat see eH CARS Cote ‘et VICE ON ANY A “TOMATIC TRANSMIS- SION; POWER-GLIDE OR DYNAFLOW. POLLEN te iia Pe ses 5-7892 Phong 5 yur eekends re $4 BRAID MOTOR SALES | PHONE 30186 soonn ave CARA ® Sale Motor Scooters = (82 oCRAP ang . CARS. Se end see us Sey 1X QQOR CONDITION. . = rte ike 23-6432. sella eee cc $695. '> Ton Pickup’ $195 oa wets heat, Zt oe > Be gh $506. yee dee 5 OOS ‘Harrington Boat Works 1900 6 Telegr er — 1 “ee Breed fe. ‘to —— be sold— you make Also "Uy new Btewart's, Generals. Holly's end Skyline Parts and eccessories Oxford Trailer Sales a south of Lake Orion of M-24 "‘peTz1 wr tratiers 28 to te move with low rates | Pontiac Chief MOBILE HOMES 22% to 51 ft im length Up to 5 ears to pay ou can buy @ Les Mutchinson re- down Hutchinson's Trailer Sales 615 Dixie Hey si Piains OR. 31 | Corner 8 Mile Rd Detroit 2630S Dort Highway. Piint | 1961. 28 FT. NEW MOON TRAILER home. modern Cali OA | Pee 60 pm i¢ FLEETWOOD — HOUSE: | mt) Good condition FE 63268 % FT 198 ZIMMER TANDEM wheels Will sell. reasonable. FE | | ——— | - SAC RIF ICE Firet $750 gets this 25 ft gee trader with tandem wheeis, | tires. nicely furnisned Call cs FE ¢i16 DECEMBER 1953 RIC HARDEON bai ft modern bousetraiier, $1006 _eary payment OR 3-028) Trailer | Exchange (Established Sinee 1932) anderson Royal Cham Tini-Home ne rates - . PARTS-—STORE Everything for the trailer from weeels to roof inside and out bai aph Across from Tel-Huron Center _Open Eves and Sunday P.M - Parkhurst Trailer Sales an "Ss iy age s 22 ft i Nowased. Dees 1540 thd north of Lake Orion Fiz saat. NEW AND ” MODERNIZED USED | trailers on rental purchase plan Gest ew 9 priced Lege! one, as low as on tse down Move in conditiones trailer ae low es 650 | end Mound, LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer ¥ PRICE. 620 down ena $18.44 per I] S. Saginaw St. Matthews-Hargreaves FE 4-4546 i an WILSON GMC + “TRUCKS and paint. Use our layaway pian. Harrington Boat Works 1900 8. Telegraph ransportation (ffered 87 titel ANYONE nO ON : Lake or Gommerce. nde ti yee | ibd WUICK SUPER AL tL) fy « end ©1383 wish treneportation. ; AR oe joa BUICK CENTURY. ¢ PE 40461 before 6.00. After 6:00| fully oqut low mileage. Guil MA ¢1741 Orey_MjHord MU ¢2034 SONTIAC DRIVEWAY —SERVICR BUICK “to GPECIAL. 1 DOOR PE ¢613. Union st. dan, r A clean car gs a A Ra = a u leave, oo Dee tan return | 666 & Woodward irmingham i jan srelient character fr : ee erene Phone BUICK ‘S38 TVIERA yw nortan shad e » be seem et Oxford req 4-390) for appointment TRANSPORTATION OF- fered te anyone 4 a ride from Walied Leke th Keego Harbor. to phone FE ones 5:00, after 6:00 il before 5: j phone MA ¢1741. | FLY “Skycoach_ 4 Fngine Sevice Caltl. ccecccecs< *S80 Hawati ........ $189 To Fortée Fiy our | Silver Star Airliners Miami ......... §$ | Tampa ......... $42 Seattle ........ *$9 Fly Now — Pay Later In Pontiac Call: ORlando 3-944} 6129 Highland Rd writ nn > ea WO 5-OR22 _209 W. Grand River f Detroit “Each way-Excursion round trip | TRUCK GUING NORTH PaRT ‘oad either way PR 5-cane ly Why pay rent? rr EXCHANOE Open Eves and Sunday HOUSETRAILER IDEAL _ ae os PASSENGERS TO SOUTHERN ILL- inois, Friday night or age | — Share expenses Oe tore bas coms “Wanted Used Used Cars 88. STOW? FUEL OIL HEA TER. ‘6 iainin . Sr sah abe A CALIF BUYER HERE FT TANDEM WHEEL ALL!| < metal modern trailer house Tot- ahd =a ro ~ oT tee jet wer auto heat tan- oes. - dem wheei dolly elec brakes PRIC} THE REST THEN GET Excellent condition Sell or trade best from oo on house car. ete 2732 Wood- BILI. SPENCE ome e. off Voorheis USED CARS j He” TRADE x untY IN oF #2 Oakiand Ave _ PEO Toom modern T for rniture ans late model car THE “HIGH { DOLLAR “Rent Trailer Space 79| tors tiem "Drive the ont’ nite nm ° ¥ mile, rai wil) pay vou well. 4540 Diste . wy. 6 Te re mete| HH. J. VANWELT and . Behool shopping OR 31305 MY 24611. : Auto Acessories 80 “21 @% “ 4 Bagle Auto Parts ATTENTION! PE bene of PE emt ee ee ee tae ee | to cane FOR TOP CLEA — Poe 3g We have sev- Aas A OR MOOR late mileage used | CARE 22 AUBURN. ag Tm B CLEAN CARS a and body parts. Rebuilt - BOB INC. — wenerate.. end voltage 950 8 Woodward Birm SCHRAM AUTO ieee Gee M&M Motor ales —— | SRO tie Racca 1963 AB — top, | This Very pede L Oakland apo Bye 1980 BLA SEDANETTE, ton Oond Dynafio beet Lincoln 62471 83 CADILEAC COUPE. ALL AC- a Low mileage 82975 OR | ney, ode OWNER. FINE | wihape 650 | CHEVE ‘4D Bose a “PAINT. red wheels 436 Roland off | Angie rE 2-090 __ ios) CHEVIE BEL-AIR ¢ DOOR: Redie, heater. directional signals, clean. Must sacrifice oor * lots of a _Ph_ Romeo, PlLatesu 2-2513 |CHEVE ‘@ CONVERT RADIO, | heater new paint flarp! Nothing i | | down | CARKNI «6 | 4 § Woodward Birmingham MI 43410 | 195 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR. RA- dir heater good condition 8475 FE 2-054" CHEVROLET wih pey up | goed condition 48205 to 9600 No dealers MI, luge 6un visor spot eng wae | . sie ea fl PRIVATE PARTY | for car mm, | 1601 CHEVHOLET ? f met shie'¢ washers easy ¢ . hford shield new tires Phone _ after § OR 37310 1952 Chevrolets. Formerly | taxicabs. Reas. 101 W Huron | ) CHEVIE - 900 47 Piymout* 7 ‘4) Pontiac $55 | Plenty Other Late Models and Transportation Speciais 115 5 Saginaw 1950 CHEVROLET DELUXE, TWO | | door Radto heater etc, Good | ~-conaition_9480_ OL 2900) _! CHEVROLET Ai Hew wine csewers, Radic ond 4 | _heater FE 51020, ‘51 Chevrolet This ts o. Deluze two 4 sedan and ts in splendid c ‘i Attractive light «rey fin- are in ti Fere's EcO- payments. 8. 1948 Chrysler New igh Ga ald nals Many other ‘tite feet mechanically. 62724 s month, SCHUTZ Pontiac’s Exclusive Get Set for Winter _ With a Good Used Car From Community Motors "48 PONTIAC preemie ter Ses $395 "$1 BUICK Peter om me $945 53 Chevrolet 210 Series, 4 door, 2 tone paint, radic and heater 1,195 ’49 CADILLAC Fleetwood four door rede, boot er. Hydrametic & whitewall ures '42 CADILLAC Club Coupe, radio, heater & Hy- dramatic $345 '49 FQRD Station Wagon with redico & $395 "47 DODGE Deluze two door with redie end ‘ $145 $1 STUDEBAKER Commander Btariite 6 -V4- heater and sutomeatic ie ® $545 ‘53 Olds Super 8&8 4-door .2 tone paint, radio, heat- er, Mydramatic power steering and power "1895 51 Pontiac Convertible coupe. redio, heater, Mydraematic and white wall tires. "$2 BUICK Riviera od tone paint rad heater ow and Whitewal tires $1 3905 "SO PONTIAC Streamiiner “8 -two door radie t anda $545 °50 CHEVROLET Convertible, radie, heater, and whitewall Ures $495 51 PONTIAC Btreamiiner “8 '-two donr ith radio heater and whitewa)) tires $795 Community Motor Sales ‘Inc. -' Pontiac ‘end k Dealer 803 N. Main, Rochester Open Till 10 P.M. OLive 2431) % YOU'RE PAID OFF PRETTY through Classi- fied ads! To sell or rent, swap or hire, dial FE 2-8181. zt» en ee ae HP he) Fas a! : wu ae a it : ; fe Pe ki 7 ’ y /., - >> aes Jove igs “PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY: DECEMBER 2, 1054 Pia ore 2 teh For Bin Wood Cary 9% For Sale Used Cars 91 Fer tte Und care ot! FUNNY BUSINESS by Hershberger! For Sate ‘Used Cars 91! W = oy oo CY OWENS] Y'all Come Ses ._TIP-TOP | Your’ Ford Dealer | | : USED CARS! . See Us | Nothing But ‘*1, Plymoutn re Wholesale Prices con ~ to : tee | OR” Used | tie merars Retail Buyers . | | Hurry on These | . EVERYBODY’S Credit Is Good Here if Cars ‘46 Ford cit cote See end drive tl 1952 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. sedan. “Radio and neaial Yours for $595 NATIONAL Wis car: Ht come from Cel 168 PONTIAG 4 dr. sedan. One of those good’. ‘MOTOR SALES - | apiciiGAN'S-FINEST | 19 cxisin + torr danse, as w St. ond heater Trsde your old car. "52 PACKARD 9 Piymoutn © our. rile, and 0 door and fr marcom finish. Ecker Loe No. eas bee. | $889 - CLARKSTON LOOK | ‘ MOTOR SALES _‘| 53 OLDS SUPER &8 | CapretEser eo, STAR two tone green. fan eer all accessories, MA 1650 PONTIAC 6 2 DOOR HYDRA. matic Radio heater. other ex- , vthceal te oo = me XRRY — tise °° “Nianwont Lake . ‘ | | | ios PONTIAC” stance cus. | RENAULT "we BODY y- Pantin a= -*$4 CHEVROLET ' JEROME | shane! ith macburn ‘afer Spm Ee ; $195 =, meats i 1953 PONTI DOOR - overdriy a | | k ; | Benuar Porerehe por = teet:| Rochester Ford Dealer a ceitae sage Radi brat Ser . g : | 1954 FORD 2 dr. sedan. Like new. One owner. e = "$1 08 989 . us ’ iivpeen ee 606 8. wr ak Birmingnam =| Radio and heater. , ol Gs Macatee ARPES LaRTER $1295 "50 CHEVROLET = % _ Teen re | Tals ss, com a » 3 with radio, heater and Ford Tudor ‘s niuast ‘s arthritis ber hands 1964 PONTIAC 8. ¢ ¢ Door guarentee RENER'S 1949 FORD Station Wagon. One of those hard] | Rss , $579 me: Ee @ cylinder radio and hester. sease cle —_ =—>-S . “| cy Phove OR 31 Aer catipped os Woodward, Birmingham | to find. _ 9 Wale sass | —]| . $295 4 91 Cars 91) . ru q '532 PONTIAC 6495 Pn anor |. foe See fede ; | 1951 FORD. 2dr. Excellent condition and yours a Catalina. radio, heater, Hydra : , os 2 pt gs eg for rx _ $1,189 LARRY PETERSON PL yuouril-CRa BuGOE Imai 4 MO RE D f ors $495 | | JEROME” [38 fiercest Sreferaarets 2 : , " $2 CHEVROLET | 1931 Kaiser ¢ door sedan gp ee 1930 FORD 2 dr. sedan. (3) to choose from. Real } 4 A very nice * door ceden and Rochester Ford Dealer 1960 Kaiser ¢ door seden wer Keller-Koch 47 8 Wood - specials at only . 7 wed te) aes | THAN 3) YEARS a | AISER SALES 8 sERyice =, "8s. Rirmingbem __ . | $689 : Phooe PLACE TO BUT “| 374 AUBURN AVE, PRE eaems PL MOUTH et 8 tte . : $375 1952 FORD. CONVERTIBLE, | .. SI obs a \- s custom shirts "SS, chrome tim, "Sivéramous cavers een . f- 83 PONTIAC (“DELUXE . | 1999 KAISER. One of our best. | \ vase, uae Fordomatic. Motor excellent, Must | _MAyfair_6-3048_ a 4 door Condition. Hy- F age be Tene ae) See Soe ee |e peo | ica ts fee Es © holesal $175 : is Cc AP 00-4} 24664 after 3 pm; en Bileage ee a — ‘ ver oO1esale - $489 ; Ss ips CUSTOM LINE . 1 be —Keneed hs _ re tame lew” PONTIA® 3 DOOR 0000 | | 1951 STUDEBAKER 4 dr. Ready to go with. 4 A New 1 rae : nie quire 2641 Voorhels Road Y' all Come “condition. $17. PESTS. ! ee radio, heater, and overdrive. a MFINEST “my pyc ee Bout Wood: to 17] oo thera warome Due to your terr ific response on $350 ie or balance one i , , . . Ss 7 Buying . Pin t Fon ait: tren aslo a ibesiee, We Finance. aes on eer that rune OR | OL)T last ad, we are passing || !%5! Se Coupe. A nice car and yours 4 sed Cars woory : 1 8. Segimaw st | ‘ - or only j radio, heater overdrive. | ‘5; gale 7 BA KG WeaT- ‘Otbs 06 of - : Now You Can | Hite“ "GG TMS tes | OfBF godo SonorrON Bl JY |these savings along to you $325 3 - Buy Them wen Goresten_MApie_ bare zee 1933 PONTIAC 4 dr. sedan, The Deluxe Chieftain 2 door, ina) paint e219 KAISER ‘#@ 4 DOOR SEDAN RA Sire '¥, CAN N BRXALEN a at ut | i By the - toe PLYMOUTH Pipe. "aew wurst, paitery. ea NOW! again by continuing to sell our fe model at only $995 ‘ Pound Bre nee eee MERCURY. + oer STB or Bncaliont ‘condition FE one-owne t d ; | ve | r new Car WaGe-INS || 1931 MERCURY 2 dr. sedan. It's hard to find coupe eee 61008. bie selection of a's fos Aise ad Lael en “sh be before 2) 1950 OLDSMOAILE 2 DR $16 a. se | to Huron Motor Sales at uence See like this f ly : sharpest ; Sales | Ho MERCURY 2 DOOR. $10 DOWN | __Woodwars Birmingham one like this for only i Oe yO nice 8 seeps sermons 464 8 Wood- | Fackann LATE MODEL. MAY. at $25 Over wholesale. We are $595 mee ie — per meee Le atic 6 ‘Priced to Move |" Faamersesazare™ | a, MAM Sorrea, AMARC | ioc sce aaa end Media I, Muah tit . 1 ard. m yaaa Ml ma a after & : : YC E ; Baa Se Sa aes | Ton CHEVROLET Fat a ERY orev clean | bm nemener Pe team | hear en See “eens | loaded with trades and the || 19% PODGE 4 dr. sedan. Original 2 tone fimish. ie = ‘69 Chevro.et Bel Air 4 dr Paki ORION MOTOR SALES qf clean 00d conrition J =) ACC, Co oa radio, and heater. \ . Bel Air 2 4 M-24 at Buckhorn Le Y 2-261) P . c DAVE we Inc | Sos Bar tt 4 nicer aa CORVERTIRLE. | savings are fantastic! | $850 ‘ ‘SM Stude. Start Coupe : tires, Lovely ved pat job. | . 1 MY 2-311] MY 2-6211 | Chevrotet Delune ¢ ar ' Continental Clnkwek's | ; | *s ] TAY LOR’S Linecoin Club loaded | a * — iL SCHUTZ E A e = Open 8 A. M. —9 P. M. . i GAD FUDOA~ VER’ AT WALLED LAKE ‘64 Pontiac Caoeiele, teens | saree | Morors ; : 4 one MArtet +186 i z Mercury ‘hare Diige « wer ueerine ws ans ded ea DELUXE 2 Detoto Birmingham Ply mou : 5 i 5 oe Siete toe pes ga | ss FE 21083 detween | 1954 PONTIAC DELUXE STATION= 1952 CHRYSLER 1953 DE SOTO 4 149 FORD, RADIO, HEATER. 8 anes ;_°_® on. 02.250 FE +8781 | FOUR DOOR Equipped with all TOWN AND COUNTRY 8TA- . Overdrive, $325. 3008 W = Huros. 4 god | Cadillacs the power to make your driving TION WAGON A car that will [| ‘ — SO Por - "SS" ons cu - 2 So ee ee ee eee " : te - ower Z - |! oa cers from $45 up radio, heater. automatic trans anes patsy a) sens a i Your Local Ford Dealer . — a house mission direction Signals, wind- large heater,- direction signals ee SCONOM CARS MaNid “Ate Geehg tii biker attew’ tales Gl cer ee 147 > Sa inaw St 4 ‘ RETAIL *® Auburn Ave eccesceries of ihe fine cor wisegs * piace: . isos.” ae ° g ° = 1 2 ——$ nishe na ar ve wt owner iB eaceleat chrome, and food $1,825 PHONE FE 5$-4101 STORE DO YOU KNOW J blue brondebath “One "ot nr | YOUR SALESMEN? $1,275 1952 PLYMOUTH | |! 3 FO! F GOODWILL If Not, Let's And Read Col som rer woe ae NRO wt | set Acqua adi: 1950 DODGE rey and blue. new tires, lo ic USED CARS Set Sequaunte n eaay to Go! the poner cuum coure— minale.zone gener radia, heat: | W| N | ERI ED F 7 - BUT POLicr”’ mode! with radio heater. turn . 2 . “NOT A NAME a 2 indicators, automatic transmis s $725 os c Bob Say Ne ; sion and white wall tires As \ ; ; E e - This 1682 P'ymouth Clud Coupe ‘ . . nice @ 1950 car as can be . : . if 1951 CHEVROLET | — and érives Mua a drecm. I\V R | | | K found “as 19530 PLYMOUTH : » abt dive fint Acar #) mas . Four . Power- plent : Mv STATION WAGON Beautiful |) - glide by Pas ~y i" J) “S805 green finish, equipped with ra- 54 . $645 . dio = heater, direction signals : > 2 - and other accessories Fine . 13 —_, Bel-Air — 1 $895 $395 1954 CHRYSLER tires, low mi e. exceptionally with . pow ; ce} inside and out. es iran 5 Rusty Says i ie NEW YORKER DELUXE POUR = ; finish, Bpotiecs interior. 1950 PONTIAC This jet biacs t90¢ Fora V-8 51 Buick 4 dr. Super, ’0 Buick 2 d d DOOR A 2.000 mile car at « $775 Because of our large selection of fine Safety Tested ; 1 owner. 61548. Tye, tor radio and heater gina: Gace Gt pedis: ana neste? uic T., TAGIO, |] used car price Two toned blue ced Kat I ast ihe Gax ¥ ‘olin 10 &k Ne E505 iciirealiz! comcthingl special blue finish, radio, heat- heater. needs a little with radio. heater, power steer. _ ; | used cars. we have just the car you are looking for. $495 i} er, Dy naflow. body work transmission tinted giass and 1953 BUICK | Come tn today! L : many other extras RIVIERA HARDTOP. The car : . 7c of your dreams with the deluxe || .1982 PONTIAC (Fd S; : $2,675 . , avs - ather interior, low mileage. |] / c ‘ Sedan, toa - radio and = $1895 . . excellent white wall tires. one ED? . $1295 5 Ls heater (Stock No. 3732) | Amy ene whe drives this 1003 : $1 195 owner, tinted ghass. automatic |p ““ «°° t WAR TO ME ww ws Mi et ‘Pome inet Light Siue beauty Oyre | 53 Buick Super 4 dr 1950 CHRYSLER transmission. a wonderful eight || Buick, Super Raviera 2 ¢r. he Ford 3 4r. Custom @. good’ = | : ’ ; < f ~ tube radio and a large ter top adio, heater and ons: yy. 6 motor, radio ,. matic oS Dynaflow, radio, heat- 53 Ford 4 dr., Custom- | WIKDSOR POUR DOOR Beau- $1.875 flow 2 tone green - | heater s | : : | ul lig teen finis erio O42 : s 1948 BUICK | er, special paint line, radio, heater, fine ie factors naw lem | mines Rich Man ey four door, radio and heater | - condition fine white wall tires. automatic ‘93 $1 145 ‘SO $495 :. (Bkock No 3734). Fime Savs “a pasa ara ar egg le eg 1947 CHEVROLET Ao nee ORS Sa he ae re) 7 : $225 | Drive thts 1953 Buick Super $] 195 nals and many other acces- A TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL Hudson Wasp 2? dr sedan. Air Buick Roadmaster 3 ¢r., light ' | feur door loaded with extras |] sortes “One Car tn ® Thou that ts in excellent condition conditioning heater and seat Teen. radjo, heater and Dyna- OoOr an ; | an pnd inaree where aren t 'S3 Cl alet Bel Aa 2 sand * with new whitewall tires, radio covers low Body needs some dinging Wha fi ial | 1953 FORD ee SI Ros ir a : vey Nts $245 $775 and heater NO MONEY DOWN tever your financial) g.sen pordemetic redo and wile dr; radio, heater, one ; - $3 530 a Week ' gs ‘49 45 status, know that you are heater «Stock No 3141) owner, premium tires 49 Plymouth. radio a2 ee $9 u : ees $4 always welcome to look 125 Pha Sars heater, good transpor 1954 CHRYSLER 1953 NASH Ford Custom 8 4 ar with Olds oe 4 dr sedan with radio. . r ine - cesta green tnish radio neater emter, seat covers and maroon | over our wide selection of 7 i F weed iN cate” = tation TO Sul & hal Gease bese RAMBLER HARDTOP finished | | Overdrive and premium tires finish sed 1°48 DODGE heater nee green finiah and $195 waiting for’ Traded on @ 1055 in a beautiful 2 tone green, im- @ : us cars. . Sodan)/at) sedis ond heater whitewal. tires ~ ‘ model. this sleek two tone green meculate interior. radio, heater, ’ E ’ (Btock No. 3786) EROS 3O Hudson 4 dr, radia, x Chrysler with white wall tires, Continental spare tire kit. dj- o $89 49 $445 s s new Powerflite transmission rection signals and other acces- [| WO... . = « v o * ' | |} heater. What a price! | power brakes radio, heater, di- sores Chevrolet 4 dr Styline Deluxe. | Ford Custom & Coupe with ‘54 Ch 17 : | - . rection signals, backup lights $975 Among a few of the accessories radio, heater and many other ion oe ney: S 89} uss PACKARD pee ie SI Chevrolet Deluxe 4] | many'other tine features, Is on . Bee orale: eine beni. mens pdt 6 d | "82 Ford drt 4 { ; : . , Grives ike = gi ee | , Cl IPPER “ Section aba 2 door $495 dr A radio and heater. - ge — go at a 1951 HUDSON 2; P : ; - ‘82 Pirmouth 4¢ doo , . 5 on tread Lh ures. Ciud Coupe. redie. heeter and De Ponte i anor” I} St Ford 2 dr, Deluxe $2.875 tala .* ae lanes wort | 5] Se ee $895 49 cee ewe $365 Hydramatic ‘Block No 3750: 30 Nash Statesma: . - ‘ —— - the money new tires new, : . Buick Super ¢ dr with radio, Dodge Coronet’ 4 dr, $1,495 \J radio, heater, runs and 165 Pent ay eon — heater. Dynaflow and a two heater and automatte shift. Jet i 'S3 Buick $1579: looks good ; 1951 CHRYSLER and eet e408 tone paint job | diack ‘ . ee : tremenschnetier Bros ; sai , “ > : . rin ents 9,0, tommy 1954 PONTIAG © | Rusveuschnestey | '46 Pontiac 2 di. radio. | | at, yowmsn, rpeR, Pooe ‘51 $795 | ‘49 $345 = = = ce « . : Le —— y * - i : a ok a |. es ee ee aa a a a a ad weds ce ee ee a ee ee ee te be See - a ra tt a tm ale anf ioe —_ ~~ _ * me tet he ra ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, . gHuRsDAY, DECEMBER Gobel, ‘Medic’ and Disney Get TV Awards -- Today’ S Television. Programs - - Conmnel 3 3BK-TV Channet +—Ww-TV Chanel 1—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT'S TV NIGNLIGHTS ¢:00-—(T) Little Rascals. Film: <9) Video, ‘ €15—(9) News. Austin Grant. ews. (2) Football Forecasts. €:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re-| naldo in westerti adventure. (9) TBA. (4) Liberace. Piano im- pressions.. (2) News Ace.. Ken Cline, Van Patrick. . (4) | @is really baffling murder. 9:30—(7) Theater. Cloris Leach- 45—(2) Weatherman. house. David Niven as man who Gene Phelps. = leads double life in “Meet a eo—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.) 7°Y Mam: "reece show. (9) Abbott and|!%:00—(4) Hockey. Detroit’ Red Costello. “From Bad to Worse.” (4) Michigan Outdoors. Mort Neff hosts. (2) Quarterback Show. Lions football comments. 7:15—(T) Detroit Deadline. News. 1:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Ranger fol- lovfs trail of broken match sticks | to trap outlaws. (9) China Smith. Adventure with Dan Duryea. (4) Dinah Shore. Songs. (2) News. Doug Edwards. 1:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. (2) Jane Fro- man. Jane drops in on a conven- tion to sing. 8:00—(T) Film Theater. John Agar in “The Old Man's Bride.” (9) They Stand Accused. Suicide pact backfires into murder trial. (4) You Bet Your Life. Groucho Marx. quiz. (2) Star and Story. ‘The Norther,” drama. :30—(7) T-Man in Action. Dis- gruntled engraver perfects “Dangerous Dollars.’ (4) Jus- tice. Ben Gagarra, Jeff Harris as duo who set out to cémmit per- fect robbery but are ‘‘Witnesses to Murder.” (2) Climax. Ed- mund O’Brien in William Faulk- ner’s “An Error in Chemistry.” drama of carnival man who) fleeces one too many customers. | :00—(7) So You Want to Lead a Band. Denise Lor, guest of Sam- my Kaye. (9) Motion Picture Academy. James Stewart, Jane Wyman in _—e Town.” (4)! |10:30—(7) Wixie’s 10:30—(7) Ella Raines Show. Janet Dean, registered nurse. “Johnson Case.” (2) Pro Foot ball Highlights. be 0—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety. (9) | | National News. (4) News. (2) New ews. 11:15—(7) Roadside Theater. Keefe 11:46—(2) Weathervane. FRIDAY MORNING 7:00—(4) Today. (2) Morning 9:00—(7) Breakfast Club. (4 Romper Room. (2) Welcome * Traveler. ha 30—(2) Breakfast With Murphy. (10:00—(7) Beulah. (4) Ding Dong School. (2) Garry Moore. A Time to Live. *111:00-(7) Creative Cookery. m . |8:30—14) One Man's Family. 16:16—(4) First Love. Storm. Wonderland. (4) | “Doody 16:45—(4) Three Steps t Heaven. (4) Home. ‘1:98—(2) Strike It Rich. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:€9—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4) Betty White Show. (2) Valiant Lady. 12: 15—(2) Love of Life. 12:38—(7) Story Studio. ther Your Nest. Tomorrow; t2:45—(2) Guiding Light. 1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. Nancy Dixon. (2) Portia Faces (4) Fea- 2:16—(4) Sonny Elliot. (2) Seek- ‘ing Heart. Linkletter. 3:00—(7) Theater. (9) Paul Dixon. (@® Greatest Gift. (2) Big Pay- off. (2) Bob Cresby Show. 3:15—(4) Golden Windows. 3:45—(4) Concerning Miss Mar- + lowe. 4:00—(7) Capt. Flint. (9) Justice Colt. (4) Hawkins Falls. (2) Brighter Day. (2) Secret :30—(4) -Mr. Sweeney's World. (2) On Your Account. 2 Sah tr (H), 1:30—(4) Jean McBride. (2) La- dies Day. "|s:00—-(7) Stars on Seven. (9) | “rig ilboard. (4) Ladies _ ft. 2;15—(9) Film. 2:38—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. (2) Art 4:45—(7) Ricky the Clown. (4) Modern Romances. ‘ 5:00—(7) Auntie Dee. (9) Adven- ture Theater. (4) Pinky Lee. (2) R. Q; Lewis, | &: tt Jungle Story. (9) Howdy | (4) Howdy Doody. (2) Pirate Pete. -- Today's Radio Programs - - . Programs furnished by stations listed tm this columm are subject te change without sotice. wsR, (788) CELW, (988) Www, (se) WOAR, (1198) WxXYs, (is) WIBK, (1498) 7 aa - oo TONIGHT 10,06—W JR. Ernie CKLW, News, Music 1:186—W. Ma Perkins - WWJ, Fibber MoeGee WJBK, News, T. George CRLW. Bustos! lusica] Airs enone oe wave, News. Top WCAR, News. Rhythm WXYZ, Wattrict, McKens . Harry Piennery 0:15—WJR, Kitchen Club her Dr. Malone CKLW. News, Sports 10:15—WWJ, Gtidersieeve 0:30—WJR, Mra. — = caw. Putra = e oe Clark —— ww, 10:30—WJR, Dance Orch ° tae 6 ) F wkyZ oo and CKLW Eddie Chase 6:33—-WJR, Reynolds ww, CKLW, WW4J, Proudly We Hai) 18:45—CKLW Organatres WJBK, L. Gentile News ww 1:48—WJR, Guiding Light R Mu Stern . : 11:00—WJR, News AR, News, Www, News aa, BM. Drake e eau, L. Thomas Ven Kuren, Sports | 10:3¢-WWJ, Fran Harris WW, L. Jones ue = 1115—WIR, Bob Reynolds CKLW. Mary’ Morgen wy Bae Seep | ee elingeacp apne w rs Lo pt 3 Wee —wWi. Break the Sank 205 wn, Brighter Day pag = gr aus uu WIR Which Way WCAR, Gong Parede woah, normteg ten 7:15—WWw, With Music a “are” ceamnees 5:00—WIR, Wendy Warren ple | vem ewe | Sees | Seana 7:38—WJR, WCAR, News, Lady. Songs waar, wxi Gitar taote” @:90—WIR. Agri'ett. Voice [1545 caLW, ews mW. o | Ww, lle ee WXYZ, Ever @ince Eve 3:18—WJIR, Aunt Jenny wi CKLW,. Guy Nunn 11:38—WJIR, Make Up Mind |. 3:38_wJR. Helen Trent 7:45—WJR. B BR. Morrow | WBE. Gentile, ww Pa WW, Pe Young WWi, 1 Man's Pamily wxre, Calls WIBK. Den McLeod CKLW,. Queen for a Day 3:46—WJIR, Our Gel Sunday WWJ, Rt. te Happiness ww. A Wolf 4, Chance wxYs. 4:00—WJR, House CKLW, Official 7:15—WJR, Muste Hall i Fo) “ee ohm WWJ, Backstage Wife WCAR, Coffee ,, Mewes WXYZ, W Mi CKLW, Break the Bant 7 an a nies 8.15—WEYE, Ghow World News CKLW. Eddie Chase . wm. w 1:38—CKLW, Terence O'Dell a 7 Sa tees etch 12:16—WJR, Perm Roundup | 4:15—wwJ, Btelle Dailies ww, 7:43—WWJ, News 4 ye Elizabeth WCAR, Talk Sports WXYZ, Vandercook CKLW, Toby Davie W, Austin Grant CKLW, Crime Pighters , WCAR, -Noonday Caller 4:30—WJR, Music Hell WJBK, Hockey $:00—WJR, Jack White 19:30—w lou WWJ, Widder Brown 6.\S—WXYB, Just Basy wws Mazeed om JR, Time . Music| WCAR, Carousel 0:00 w it, Clooney CKLW. Bud Daries 4:46—WWJ, Woman in Bouse wd, Million @:15—WJR, Bud Guest WCAR, News, Hall CKLW, News, Wright WwRYZ, Sammy Kaye WCAR, Coffee WCAR, News CKLW, News, 12:45—WXYZ. Charm Lady $:30—-WIR, Music Hall FRIDAY AFTERNOON ‘ww News 9:15—WJR, Bing Crosby CKLW, Eddie Chase 8:45_WWJ, News | 1:00—WJIR, Lites Road WCAR. Sign Off 9:30—WJR, Amos ‘n’ Andy WCAR, Radio Reviva) ww, and ww, gh ge tends Are You WxyYz, Mast Winter 5:18—W, Muste wxTa R oe i CxLw. Newa, Living ww, ay Deland WxTE, 3a seenaing’ Beara wxvz, Breaktact Ch Clu WCAR, News, Hall $:30—CELW, Wie Bin Cop's Brother to Stand Trial Officer Says Turning In Relative ‘Toughest Job’ Anyone Could Ask DETROIT (UP)—Two brothers | “toughest job” anyone could ask! Gordon Ziegler and Thomas stood side-by-side in recorder's Se amend kas grees omer WE GIVE HOLDENS RED TRADING STAMPS ll ae (L—— ae USED TV SETS | WALTON —_—. ‘ Authorized Crosley TV Sales and Service $10 te $15 Down 84 Oakland Ave. FE 2-6445 HAMPTON TV | Radio and TV Open Daily 8-A. M! to 5:30 P. M.— Friday ‘til 9 P; M. , C25 Wee Hoven S. 1430 Jostyn—Corner of Welton FE 2-2257 || Starting Monday, Dec. 6 — Open Nightly ‘til 9 — Until Christmas ¥ : , i ‘. - Se — > | ; ; ! - ‘ A a ee eee ae ae was missing from his bureas | drawer last Sunday. While William was reporting theft to his superiors at Seater | station, he heard a police report = a beer store holdup. The descrip- | ‘tion of the bandit matched Henry | perfectly. William led officers to his home, where they arrested Henry and| hustled him off to jail. | The patrolman said that turning FPidley Park High School yester- ,in his “kid brother’ was the | of an officer. ‘Jailed for Editorials ” ‘Test Tube Explodes, Four Students Hurt CHESTER, Pa, ®—A chemical- filled test tube exploded with a roar of flames and injured four pupils in a study hall at nearby | day. , 50 Sets to Pick From! Famous Makes, Real Values | movies, stage, radio or what-have- | you, is never going to satiaty every. [drank the whisky and passed out” % Iho = ' ¢ 1954 [Committee Hits ‘Wasted Expense Barrymore Is Included on Board of | Critics Who Rapped Shows By JACK GAVER NEW YORK (UP) — — | 800 closed Michigan school dis-| | tricts which ‘i schools were termed a ‘‘dry rot" SENATE ‘RABY’ AND FAMILY—John B. Swainson, Detroit attorney, who at 29 will go to Lansing. as Michigan's’ youngest state senator. next ad | January, is pictured with his family. From left; Swainson's wife, Alice | , ‘and sons Stephen, 7, and Peter, 4 right up to date by giving atin CHICAGO #—Two youths and a girl were sentenced in Criminal Court yesterday to prison terms totaling 317 years for killing an 82-year-old man June 2. ; Pablo Deigado, 3%, was sen- ing guilty to a charge of pry lnrat ing Joseph Gruner in an attempted robbery of a restaurant. in Juitice. Court yesterday. She | for Lockiaw Diphtheria sought an order fercing the de- acta mie Ped, ali tenced to 199 years; Victor Cama- ' fendant to move. But she had been paid, the de- fendant said—“Paid her with a quart of whisky.” “TI don’t remember it,” the land- “Sure,”’ said the defendant. ‘‘s searcher has announced a double- action injection against both diph- theria and lockjaw for adults. Dr. Geoffrey Edsall, chief immu- nologist of the Army Medical Ser- vice Graduate School, told the As- sociation of Military Sargeons that it might eventually be possible to » Pi eee: Sanne Educator Hits - Closed Districts Claims Non-Operating State Schools Drain Off Needed Revenue EAST LANSING ip — The’ some no longer operate in the Michigan educational sys- >| tem’ by a speaker at the annual = | conference of superintendents and | => | school boards at Michigan State | | | College. ‘Millions of dollars appropriated for the support of schools in Mich- all,” H. T. James, director of the ‘Michigan Administration Center, | University of Chicago, told con- | ference members yesterday. “The money is diverted to maintain the faverable tax ad- years have pointed to the fact that the closed districts should be abol- put almost all available protective | |etter igan never get to the schools at | “Your state superintendents for * SEVENTY-FIVE Texan Wants His Bank (a =o Tallest in Dallas | (UP)—Mayr ROL ~ >t rice oka me aende i en ea ee ee TL bier saccaaian’ — ‘on “Mercantile National Bank, whose 5S5l-foot building has been Dallas’ tallest. Liquor Store Owner ‘Paying’ Unemployment . DENVER (UP)—Denver liquor told him they would return the | money when they got jobs. Last night the two men returned | but took $138 from Berg. Couldn’t Save Himself ij pe |. uf ef if jules fl ; ELECTRIC CO. injections against other diseases into “one jumbo shot.” | | | You can see charming lamp table Speaker. Your choice Crosley Super-V CONSOLES! 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BUY p~now on, OKLAHOMA CITY ® — The P ecient ‘t . e " SEVENTY:SIX ’, » . ee eee ert... eran re gree € Se "a a 1 A ae ig - ~— t -— # A Dr. William C. Menninger healthy tendencies are already Lists Maturity. Yardsticks MARGARET LATROBE Most of us have our “pin-ups,” The signs of emotiona] illness are not as obvious as a toothache, unfortunately, except to those trained to perceive them. Many of us live with mental quirks, cul- tivate our strange little habits, and are miserable. The day hasn't yet come when emotional off-beats will be treafed as fre- quently and casially as sore throats. Unit] it does, maybe it would help to glance now and then Premier PARTY HEAD—Deputy Taketora Ogata is the new head serious political crisis in the Diet. at Dr. Menninger’s eight points on ‘the yardstick of maturity. Just so you won't louse some- thing up—maybe yourself! 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