na 7 fl Le einen ot f bana . , — i a PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, - 7 eae +, Sees 4 Sse ; : fs THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1953 —68 PAGES — / y by eee eee Pas . = “ad ; F J “ es x ‘a = ae . _ - a ~ © 4 4 + : ee 4 pias = UF Within. 30 Pct. of Goal \Hockarpate at Willow Run Lacks $144,958 as Local Drive Nears Last Day | at Awards Luncheon Set for Monday Final plans for Pontiac luncheon Monday took] shape today as the drive climbed to within 70 per| per cent of its $487,200 goal. United Fund volunteers who have turned in out-|- standing service will be honored at the affair, sched- uled for noon at Pontiac Temple. Meanwhile, United Fund workers found themselves with-$144,958 left to raise. Friday is the last day of the 1953 campaign. ae : ; if chairman i (Continued on Page Head of Cemetery 61, Col. 6) the assembly line Wednesday. Hydramatics Roll Off Lines jas GM Does ‘Impossible’ DETROIT (AP) — General Motors Corp. has just ac- complished what many industrial experts considered a virtually impossible task. a Willow Run, of here. duced at Willow run. With Curtice is Edward A. Kaegi, of GM's Detroit Transmission Division. The transmission rolled off weeks after fire its rx | tin nearbg Theale tt hes Da bling the units in rented space at t that the automatic transmissions have degun to roll from Willow Run was made late yesterday by Harlow H. Curtice, president of General Motors. pro} general manager Way for Power Project Cleared Ike’s Order Names N.Y. Partner With Canada in St. Lawrence Work — WASHINGTON (# — President | Eisenhower today cleared the way for construction of the St. Law- rence River power project by the State of New York and the Cana- dian Province of Ontario. The President signed an execu- tive order designating the Power Authority of New York State as the United States partner in con- struction of the project. The Canadian government al- ready has designated the Hydro- electric Power Commission of On- [ tario as its agency. mining anyone's loyalty,” Irving says. “But we'll be giad to file our oath right away so there will be no question our under- ground activities.” Irving is superintendent of the The project has nothing to do with construction of the controversial St. Lawrence Seaway. , He said grReaiy = Y 45 Titi i } FR 1 Santa Claus to Slide Down Main Street of Pontiac in Christmas Parade Dec. 5 shepherds, the Three Wise Mean, and similar scenes will be dis- | Seven-Term. Mayor of ‘}man grand jury today de- That Michigan Oust Hubbard Dearborn Is Cited for Various Misdeeds DETROIT (AP)—A_one-| manded ouster proceedings against Mayor Orville L. Hubbard .of suburban Dear- born. : Circuit Judge Miles N. Culehan,. the issued a removal just two days after thubbard Judge Demands | Gev. Willams make no celves and Cutehan’s petition. A copy was served peared under grand jury The S-page several specific One accused chains Theat pinndtiye io warhetes a television set from the store as the sit men were riding was a Gift and the eeveteee want 8 onl: | ssach of OS aullen tat eur ary increase from $3,500 to $9,200 uh nate lott eal a a year. Reinking : him Southern Methodist in 1945 and ‘sinkan a ae t | 190e—during the college days of — he eae wet} Al-Americn Doak Walker — and George E. Brady wer ‘ was defensive signal caller on the a qualified, send 197 team that tied Penn State enor reggpneigeenze 22! the | 2213 in the 1948 Cotton Bow! game. Using public funds, material,| ‘The victims, in addition to. the machinery, equipment and labor to | Reinkings, were Mike Nigro, 18: pave parking lots for bars, busi- | Mike J. Ferrera, 20; John Floyd nesses and churches Tittone, 19; Dean O. Stanley, 19; Permitting city officials to take [Cart J. Pace, 19: and Charles Di- trips ‘to distant points in the U.S. | salvo, 29. All lived in nearby —— aang expense” | Kansas City. with no accounting required. Failing to provide in the 1952-53 budget for an audit, though the | Report Student “Failing and retwing “wo tolow |Killed by Police recommendations made by certi- | , Py Y ° fied public accountants year after | {7} Trieste Riots year, systems 7 TRIESTE (AP)—Police opened on Radar Leaks McCarthy Continues to Investigate Lapses in Security Program | ~ | 7 i i el i ; ef y fg rai ]itee ul f zg g ie 2/5 fz. i: eee eeeeees a Pe 4 TWELVE-INCH BLANKET IN PORT HURON | area. Drivers all over the city had to —A storm that caught everyone unprepared in Port that were stuck like the one pictured. Drifts up to Huron today deposited 12 inches of snow in that 18 inches were reported. : yf AP Wirephete dig out cars U.S, May Use Recorded U. 8S. officers have asked the Neutral Nations Re- Messages in Explanations PANMUNJOM, Korea (UP)—American officers may use recorded pleas from the families of 22 turncoat GI's to help persuade them to come home. ~~ Indian Lt. Gen. K. 8. Thimayya said son” why U. S. explainers could not play the personal tape-recorded messages from relatives of American pris- oners who have refused to return home. oma there was “no Two Breakins Net $3,350 for Thieves. Breakins at a service garage , (and a gas station netted ‘thieves $3,350 Wednesday, according to Pontiac Police. A wall safe, containing $2,900, was reported pried open at the Oliver Motor Sales, Inc., 2710 Or- chard Lake Ave. The building was entered through a side window. Michael Kazokas of 454 Auburn Ave., attendant of a gas station at 700 W. Huron St., told police that $450, which had been stuffed in a cigarette machine for safe- keeping, was stolen Wednesday night. Police said thieves gained entry through a rear window. {This Is Education Week LANSING (UP) — Gov. G. Men- nen Williams today urged citizens to learn more about school cation Week’’ Nov. 8-14. + Weather Comes to Michigan /Ponfiac Vicinity Hit by Flurries as Cold Arrives High of 40-44 | A sudden blast of wintry Huron with 12 inches of snow, brought snow flurries to the Pontiac area and sent the mercury plunging here to 26 degrees early today. tk é itt [Hi i i fH] iF i Ss i E ; . & re) i g 4 i | . fi i be | + { a N pA 3 Fe : 1 | | { Es ii 37 i! it z i lp ei £ | i 3 t vE it i ! i No Baby Platypus make a nest — last July. missing: a baby platypus Penelope Lets Zoo Down NEW YORK (UP) — Sweating Bronx Zoo keepers dug-theough more pretended to be a mother. She wasn't. But that pretending threw 200 circles into.a dither, The birth ofa duck-billed platypus would have been an event of international import, as a baby platypus has never been born in the United States, ? | But hope faded at 11 a.m. today, when diggers cleared away the A = 4 ~ - ae ew? Her burrows were there, and a> was Penshope. Onlyane Ging-wms 3 oe )Birmingharh — Blomfield — Franklin Three-Area Torch Drive oo A A Af) me powntac press. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6.1953 (0) \ ak Manica Came wre SS imme anc, ca leaded nia Terre Burclorteed heruia'| Beth Mather, Boby Sén’-| surcices for Wdipager') |. ak | - |Reckless, Driving Costs © | Store’ Burglarized in| Both, Me , Baby Son’ | Services for\M \ --Community Day Set Two tocol: Womed- $150|.;2rmann re heya Are io Victims, ee ay ae eee * af “_ Market township ANN ARBOR ®— Mrs. | Ed-|ice was held “today for Earle : by Church Women | Reckless driving cost two Ouk-| en purgidriced! three times. this ward Lewis, 24 of Piltsfield Town-| D. Whitesell, 67, masager-of the o— "| land County women a total of $150/ veur, the last time of $1,500 about | ship, is a patient at University Hos-| local.Western Union office. White. = ! s BIRMINGHAM — World Com-| this Week. La week ago. stare was also! pital, stricken by polio one week} sell who had served his firm in Reports 70 Pct. Collected | munity Day witt be observed by! ors, Catherine P- Regie, % ot/broken into in January “and im| after her one-year-old son, Daniel bapaing ont Partnn, 6625 Se Atr ard Goal of $1 52 71 8 the Council of Church Women at | Lake, paid a $75 fine and $25 costs | September, a 4 er : é ; ; +f 2 p.m. tomorrew, with all faiths | after pleading guilty yesterday be- : ‘ : invited to attend the program at fore Orion Township Justice Hel- ty 4 | | . Embury Methodist Church, E.| mar G. Stanaback to the traffic >: ° = —— e Sir Fowriven Me Ra Catan 8s The Entire Family Saves at Simms on — ne. +. whithy, acting; Mrs. Betty Balletane, 27, of 393 chairman of Detroit Mayor Cobo's Bloomfield Ave., appeared before HIGH QUALITY — LONG WEARING Inter-Racial Committee, will be Bloomfield Hills Judge Alva J the speaker. . ! Richardson, who -fined her $50 Tues- | f “Helps tor Homes” is the gen- | °° eee | eral theme this year, with peo- ple bringing used but good ar- Attention Owners of ticles, to be distributed world. | wide. | Oil Furnaces & Stoves Items will include bedding, lay- Oil Water Heaters, tion Equip. Birmingham Bureau be discussed at the semi-annual ~“BIRMINGHAM = With eight | meeting of the Independent Schools | Pemaining in the Birming-| Association tomorrow at Brook- -— ham-Bloomfield ~ Franklin area | S4¢ School Cranbrook. ___ United Foundation Torch drive. Parent represéntatives will join ' total $106.450. or 70] the faculty members of the asso- Per cent of the 1953-54 gos! | ciation a ser the topic as ~"“Because of the wonderful re-|* — Scussion: " @Ponse of the community and the} Steve Fari Johasse : qed efforts of Revd Pager, Service and burial for Steve Ear! = Foundation ? , we feel _very } Johnson, 58. of-—-Detroit;-who died} fident of sis < ing our quota .| yesterday tn Detroit Memorial Hos- | General Campaign Chairnian pital, will be Saturday afternoon | Evereil ‘isher . , in Hymera, Ind. He will be taken | . MRS. BEULAH WHITBY ettes, table cloths, curtains and a F vale there late tonight from the Man- + draperies R Geal of the drive for support ley Bailey Funeral Home . . Cash gifts will be distributed by, | of 150 health and welfare organ- Surviving are his father, Charles FE. Jennings of Portland, Ore. Also | the Christian Woman's Action Pro- | trations ie $152,718 im this area. | of Hymera. and three brothers, | SUrviving are four grandchildren | gram for Lasting Peace,” to aid Twe Birmingham high schoo! Clay of Birmingham. C. Edgar of and five great-grandchildren. | Pefugees sheltered in camps, or- : _| Paradise, Calif. and J. R. of Funeral will be Saturday at 11) es and children's homes students have been named win | Phanag mes. fers in the UF editorial and poster: Wayne, Neb. . a.m. from the Voorhees - Siple | . contests, William Spence, schools —_—_—_—_—__C | Chapel. The Rev. Malcolm K. Bur- | . gnc government ae ka tie | p ti D ths ton of First Congregational Church | Crane Boom.Jojures Torch drive has announced. on lac le | __-;- Will officiate and —buriat wit be" Two DPW Workers “Robin Reed took honors for her __ in Romeo. | Claude Kirkham. 88. of 105 Buctid writing entitled “Your Torch Lights M | Ave., who suffered severe * rs. f 4 ner c ‘ ' : injures the Way,” and Elizabeth Williams s. Cora S. Canterbu Y Pamela M. Strzeszynski | when struck by a crane boom yes- ’ three-dimensional poster brought; Word hag been received here of terday, is reported in “poor” con. _* her a first place over more than the death of Mrs. Cora S. Can-,_ Service will be Saturday at 3) atone at Pontiac General Hospital ao Jack ———J00 posters submitted. ierbury. TT. of -163 Gifford st. | P-™- in Huntoon Funeral Homie for | civ mck Standard “3 Inc , She died ealy this morni Mt, | Pamela M. Strzeszynsia, 18-month- | vs i . * Runner-up in the editorial com: | CLca Hospital, Mt Gileat a |old daughter of Robert and Ethel! |, — = en i ei a wring pper u ing test was Louisa Roberts. follow: | Mrs. Canterbury. who had been | Schrader Strzeszynski of 249 Lib- | will de x . ; j; also was admitted for observation : ot by Mega Sehesen ond t ‘ill two weeks, was” visiting her /CTty St. The Rev. Maynard Oesterie| 1. ne suttered slight injuries, | In 60 Ft. Coils 14¢ Fa s ne ie CCC) ; 2858 x i oe | Ch Soe , > > to 12 6 to 12. ] &'s to 12. 6 to 12. > 4 rummage sale, sp00-| norning when it will be taken gored annually by the Holy Name | | mitted to Pomtiac General Hospital 7 Altar Society, will be held from | © Sf. Jeeawh tor tuneral and burial | sor injurved suffered in .an auto > Sp Oa ee econ, Sane oe Soe aap auc um, ° “ . : * 8 ¢ King Solomon Harris, Jr. { snip. h > C : re Oty mminics set | Prayer service will be Friday Se ee a | tien te the Halloween party com. | * 11 a.m. for King Harris | tractured rib and cuts. iD ae ona ring mer Jr., intamt gon of _ Solomon Kennedy told State Police of |} chants for their fine work on *"d Eugnia Mills Harris of 119/ pontiac Post that he suddenly > this year’s parade and party. i ee ee ee > «43 end @& Inches Wide . | Carruthers Funeral to avoid accident an = Mee anid eT | Home with burial in Oak Hl | nut pCa ay eer ay vay ip PER YARD Boys’ and Men's | Men's ¢-Buckle Men's $-Buchlo cae cae ao , sistant, ith loth to clean. 1 touchdown and point-after, | ibid gr air era Norma Gene Patient Jailed in Theft & Well Covering eee Size 6/2 to 12 4.49 ; b cera scored all seven points | ee ~ Brewers Warmly lined with | All rubber, 10-inch are- | Heavy duty rubber with | Extra high, all rubber O'Connor scored all seven points. ANN ARBOR Ww — Harold Sal‘ % Window Shades {{@ fleeced material. Flack tic with convenient ztp- Geup trend doles. Gencoun arctics ... wa The fotal found Holy Mrs. Dana Taft Stoddard, 28-year-old patient im the |} Piain Colors— us |] weight rubber. | per opening. Lined. jersey lined. Sizes 6] the top. Sires Name with four wins to its credit ; Veteran's readjustment center |}, Plaids and BROTHEDS ip-resistant soles. Sizes 6 to 12. 13. 6 to 12 '| After an illness of 10 weeks. | here, was jailed on an ato theft | f Plesaile edd) Laddbdbpbdb pba br atLiIAAaAriiriiitiriririrrirririiiriitS E i i —, | Mrs. Dana Taft (Jessie May). 77. | charge after police, firing one shot, | of 2 Florence Ave. died at 6 45! apprehended him in a car stolen | A $35,000 one-story clinic build- ; . n located conte | P= Wednesday. from the rear of University Hos- ~* ue ag | Born in Romeo Feb. 14, 1876, pital | corner of Adams Cole < : - . — Compare Simms Low Prices. on and ture plan of aes | a De a ” Wire Break Cuts Power | : Seo Pesan, Onn Ae 8 "| pmuncan — cue t % $ CANDY and NUTS No definite date has been set; Mrs. Taft had resided in Pon-| power failure which left the north- | for starting the construction. tiac 74 years, coming here from! east section of the city without : 7 Friday and Saturday. Only! = OLD FASHIONED which will house six office units | Detroit. | the use of electrical appliances Chocolate Drops for doctors or dentists. The com-| Besides her husband, she is sur-| for three hours yesterday morn-| . Regular C 35e Value Pound pleted structure will measure 80x | vived by two sons and two daugh-| ing was one wire of a three-wire| 4 feet, with a patio in front. ters, James. H. Pardee of Pontiac, | circuit being broken, according to| =e Basil G. Pardee and Mrs. A. 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Phone Pon tac FF — 8181. ae oF Al on T Bt READ O P ane scsi “THURSDA A¥ Li iS bs 3X No ince rar Television A question te which Attorney Gen- eral Browne_.t, no doubt ts giving careful thought these days is whether television of court trials should be per- mittec. It arose it a question and an- period during the-recent nvention of the Radio-Televi- SOM NeWS Directors Association. Mr. Brow ne.t’s first reaction was opposition to the proposal. Later, - however, he promised to discuss’ it further. * ~ * With the television audience growing by leaps and bounds, it was inevitable that this question should arise sooner or later. While it could be argued that_ ~—Televising trials would spread knowledge of judicial procedure. we believe objec- tions to the plan would outweigh by far any such advantage. * * In the past our courts have been criticized for lack of dignity. Certainly, anything tending to turn a trial into a medium of entertainment should be avoided at all costs. Moreover, the inva- sion of a court room by Klieg lights and cameras couldn't help but prove distracting to princi- _* tors and the bench. Mr. BrowneL_t was right the first time. In the interests of judicial dig- nity and integrity we hope he stands by his origina! opinion that the court room is no a for television. Nanembly Backs fawel The decisive support given the LANIEL government's Indochina policy was wel- come news in Allied capitals. For a time it was feared the tssue might lead to another cabinet crisis. But when the resolution backing gov- ernment policy and lauding French Union troops came to a Vote, it was passed by the comfortable margin of 330 to 260. eo ke ~ oe In effect that vote confirmed France's four point policy in Indochina. It means the Repub- lic will continue the fight there until an honorable peace — be achieved. wa china by armed forces of the Associated States. Others are a negotiated gen- eral peace in Asia and the independence of the free Associated States within the ¥Freneh Union. * * * Paris ebservers credit Premier Laniel with turning the tide by treating the Vief Nam resolution of “secession” as inconsequential. By voicing sympathy for ‘the legitimate aspirations of the Indo- china people for freedom, he poured oil on the troubled waters in both Saigon and Paris. His reward was the end of a political storm which had threatened the col- lapse of his government. U.N, Aid Pays Davidend: In a report to the General Assembly, Davip Owen, chairman of U. N.’s tech- nica] assistance board, reveals solid ac- ‘complishments at low cost in many underdeveloped countries. The report makes clear that. technical assistance is no give- away program. For every dollar in aid that comes from interna- tional funds, the local areas bene- fiting from the programs are putting up several) dollars. * * * One of the most dramatic improve- ments took place in Liberia's fishing in- dustry. Two Dutch fishing experts sent Sy Wis eine? Russet. Basser? ~ ay hooks and lines from canoes, “The experts taught tle natives -how to use nets, which they now can pay for with one days’ catch, . / and to build simple, rigged boats. As a result fish are more plentiful and cheaper. Fishermen's stand- ard of living has gone up and the native diet is greatly improved. eek In Afghanistan's sugar beet industry procesSing was efficient but the beet pulp was being thrown into the Khun- duz River as waste. A U.N. sugar beet expert showed the processors how to turn this pulp into much needed cattle feed, ending the waste and increasing food supplies. U_N. agencies also have been showing in several Nations how to main- tain and repair recently acquired farm, construction, logging and road ma- chinery. people * * * A new vaccine is now being used by _U._N._specialisis..infighting—"shipping * fever,” a disease which kills a half mil- lion cattle in Southeast Asia every year. These few examples surely re- fute the idea that teaching back- ward people to help themselves is a waste of money and effort. *‘FLORENCE CHADWICK’s SWimming rec- ords are unique, in that she made round trips,” Says a sports writer. nothing unique in that. W hen we boys “swam a river; we always swam back to the bank where we left our clothes. Note to Russia: “We've got uranium to burn. We're-preparing to burn some of it to produce electricity. for peacetime use. The Man “About | Town Camp in Oakland Dearborn. Mayor Put Across Big Recreational Area Here Daffynition Adolescence. When children think it is time their parents were told the facts of life That fighting, colorful and spectacular Mayor Orville E.- Hubbard of Dearborn has an Oakland County connection Until recent years his city had no sites for suit able recreational facilities, although it was grow- ing into the fourth largest city in Michigan. It at- tained that distinction in 1950, witha population of 4.994. exceeded only by Detroit, Grand Rapids and Flint. So -Mayor Hubbard persuaded his Reople to buy several hundred acres near Milford, which has the hills, valleys, trees and water to make Camp Dearborn one of the nation's finest recreational areas. Winding through it are sev- eral miles of pavement, also nature trails galore. It has dozens of picnic sites and tables by the hundred, also ample bathing beaches. Now being made a year round resort, it is exclusively for Dearborn people. Don't try to get through the en- trance gate unless you have a Dearborn sticker on your windshield. Again loyal to the home team are a big majority of the 90 survivers in the Man About Town football contest. In next Saturday's game, 79 of them predict that Michigan’ State will win, 10 favor Ohie State, and one predicts a tie game. A note paid off with 44 pounds of sugar in 1850 and another paid off with 12 bushels of wheat in 1838, are among the interesting relics in the possession of Mrs. Ida E. Pittman manuscripts, etc., dating back a century or more, placement of French troops in Indo- including exchange agreement for threshing wheat in 1825, to be paid in “good board.” Pheasants are coming inside the Pontiac city limits. A beautiful cock and a harem of at least three hens have taken up quarters for the hunt- ing season around the Wisner Stadium, and ; Johnson Fisher . who ives there says they have had severaf narrow escapes from being killed by cars on = new Cass Ave. cutoff! Several Oakland County Korean PWs have told me of their gratitude to Monroe M. Osmun for the suits and complete outfits of wearing ap- _ Pavel he has given them. Sign im front of business place on Elizabeth Lake Read: ‘We don’t want all of your money— just most of it.” Returning from a two weeks vacation, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Stuart of Pontiac Lake found that squirrels had filled their garbage can with acorns. In response to an inquiry from “Seeker of Knowledge,”’ and numerous others, my_ encyclopedia says that an inch of rainfall is equivalent ta one gallon of water spread over a surface of two square feet, and wrighs 100 tons for each acre of ground. __ Right here where so many U. 8S. automobiles are made, it is interesting to note that South America provides their largest foreign market. ee Newly elected chairman of the Oakland County ' Board of Supervisors, Floyd Andrews frankly states that he thus inherits a pair of shoes he feels he will be unable to fill, unless everybody pulls together and helps him take up the slack. Verbal Orchids to— of 272 Oakland Ave.; fifty-third wedding anmiversary. Vv oice of the People ____-The. Bear That Shouldn’t-Ge-Over-The- Mountain Distribution of Liquor to U. S. Servicemen. Opposed; Weakens Health, Breaks Morals « ‘Letters will be condensed when neces. sary because of lack of space Full name, address and telephone number of the writer must accompany letters but these ei not be published If the writer so requests unless the letter is ¢ritical ip Ils mature) We are protesting the fact that liquor is to be distributed to our boys in the armed services through- out the United States By are placing a fifth column inthe _ midst of our armed forces. undermining their mentality. weakening thei? health and breaking down their morals. There are many men who enter the armed services who never have tasted liquor and who would never do so but for the mdicule of their buddies and the example of having it placed before them continually. Can a young man protect him- self and his country when in- toxicated? Truly we can answer “ne.” Do we want another Peart Harbor? SO doing “we If our Boys are not in a sober mind they cannot do their best. Why take a boy. tie his hands behind him and stand him up be- fore the-enemy? Its the ~ same thing. Liquor renders them help- less when attacked.” Loyal American nalghbote, let us raise our voices _ against this Fan” letter, I woud ike atrocity. Let us storm our law mak- ers to withdraw this curse Let us save our boys and our coun- try! Mr. Holly and Mrs. Robert F. Wery Says Whistle by Godfrey Will Bring Best Talent In. reply to the “Former Godfrey HO Tore Gofifrey a salute of honor for | ing a presumptuous upstart who considers himself above the ethics of society. There is plenty-o@talent as good and probably better that comes from good American stock. As for a contract, Godfrey can get the best talent in the country. if not already under contract, by just whistling. As for Godfrey's alleged tyra: nical rule; why pick on Godfrey? I can show you dozens of little “big shots'’’ who are key men in other fields. They. stop at little in- deed to protect their hard won positions of vantage and they re very small fry compared with Ged- frey. He came ‘up the hard way and is in turn giving many people an easy road to fame and fortune. Still a Godfrey Fan Says Keego Halloween Party Most Successful This was the fir st \ear hee go Harbor set a definite time for Halloween begging and held a street dance for all ages after “ ards The begging began at and the’ curfew was at eight The local Methodist Church and the West Bloomfield Fire Depart ment were co-sponsors of the street dance Cider and doughnuts were served and prizes were awarded for the best costumes For several weeks the sponsors have been selling 15 minute flares to be used during the beg- ging hours, The whole affair was extremely successful. Supervised entertaiment on Hal- loweery has been going on in quite a few communities in the past and they too have found it effec- tive. However, many more communi- ties in Oakland County do not have a supervised plan of this nature in effect. I'm sure they will find a similar plan useful next Halloween. Duane Vogelsburg 130 Beachmont % Keego Harbor Only Wishful Make Trends By DAVID LAWRENCE WASHINGTON — There was a pattern in Tuesday's election but it was local — not national. The American people voted as they always have before — against corruption and Thinkers of Both Parties Out of Local Skirmishes as one of the most corrupt political organizations in America, elected a mayor of New York City on the Democratic ticket. The vote was split three ways, and the victor got about 50 per “With” a party record of improper conduct. or ion and against extravagance in the han- gine of public funds. They even voted against those who made ‘‘McCarthyism”’ the is- sue in the heart of New York City. But the wishful thinkers will see national trends. Maybe the Democrats will gain in the 1954. elections, but there isn’t the slightest evidence on the basis of Tuesday's elections to warrant any such inference. For example, here are the most «important election developments and some questions they raise: 1. New dealism was defeated in Virginia when tens of thousands of Democrats who supported Steven- son last year voted the Republican ticket for governor this time in an effort to defeat Sen. Byrd's candi- date for governor. Is Byrd’s victory and the re- pudiation of New Deal policies a national trend? 2. The Republican organization in Philadelphia — driven from power two years ago for the first ume in 70 years, as a “‘liberal” Democrat was elected. mayor — came back this week by defeating Mayor Clark, one of the outstand- ig supporters of Gov. Stevenson in 1952. Is this a trend? 3. A Republiean candidate for governor in New Jersey who accepted the support of the for- mer Democratic machine boss and whe wrote a letter asking a for a labor leader con- of extortion was defeated. The Republican Party, retained control of the legislature. Scandals in the state house under Republi- can rule, showing a tie-up with gangster elements, and charges of “hot money” finding its way into Republican organization. coffers, Is this return to the rule of a po- litical machine a trend? 5. The Republican organitation of Cook County — in and around Chicago — won seven out of thirteen judicial contests in an upset’ where Democratic rule usually prevails. This was an unexpected show of strength for 6. A Democrat was elected to Congress in the sixth district of New Jersey in a special election wherein the Republican nominee was not endorsed by his Republi- can predecessor and the leading Republican newspaper in the area ~ refused to endorse the Republican candidate. The party was split over rule by a Republican boss. The supporters of the New Deal Republican who had held the of- fice switched in large numbers to the Democratic candidate who pledged himself to support his predecessor’s_policies—and-won by a narrow margin. Is this a trend? This straight state offices in Virginia because he felt the Republican candidates Aunt Het the Republicans. Is this a trend? _ favored New Deal spending and extravagance and were being supported by the Stevenson Democrats on a new deal plat- form. Does ee that SEVET! . « = Wrath ve THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1953. ad sae ae mm PONTIAC: Fake Thy UN. found natives fishing with | iN} the 7 eR | “Case ‘Recoed “of a [Chinen n+ * May Drive Husband Avie | Peter, says he itches to ‘get his hands areund his wife's .throat. But not to hug her. No-he wants to strangle her. Hegsays he is going berserk be- cause of her selfish, slovenly habits. 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Amos Fox, animal husband- its continental defenses the opin expert from Michigan State jon of Senator Wiley (RW College, was judge of the show. He told the Grand Rapids Councit a on World. Affairs last ht that The first aerial bombing raid in this nation faces “the terribie-pros- history, took pli ace in 1849 during pect that very soon they tthe So’ Austria’s siege of Verice. Austrians Viels) will possess stfficient power released hot air baltoors, @¢achi to blast our major cities into seeth-; carrying a bomb equipped with ing heaps of riubt automatic release =p “ : “THE fornac m dee cackubae xovantman'y 1933) pa? Has No Proof US. Meddling’ & i | But Philippine President has denied the oT —e Charges Electioneering as Campaign-Issue MANILA um — President Elpidio Quirino said today he has no in | formation that the United States is +meddiing in Tuesday's Philippines election, but indicated he is going +to--keep--right-on Charging U. 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Men's Clothing Dept.— Main Floor way | For all living is politics. +bent_just hasn't discovered the dif- | 188 - you, folks, all politicis is apple | that when he was sworn into office | sauce."’ he merely had responded by say- Thanks.” Actually, polities is the true ion for the A “ as | A politician who runs for merican naticnal pastime, y | white house and wins has one im no other country, except per- with a guy who : , thing in com on a ~~ jruns for ae caer and loses. ; They are equally lonely. Why? This land has created | Bince politics te se lonely, some of the greatest figures in the) less and dy. paid 2. pro- history of ities. But if B poses today wants to feselem, why does anybody enter find out the real defects in his| character, the quickest and-easiest | - Well, every politician_hopes he is to run for public office.| can in time become a statesman. He'll learn more about what's! A statesman is a politician so wrong with him in a five-week | eminent that even his oldest friend | campaign than a psychiatrist could! would hesitate to ask his help in discover in a year of carefully: | setting a traffic ticket ticket fixed couc hed questions ‘Man is a political animat,* Aristotle. Any man who says “ = m not interested in politics'’ can be written off as a simpleton who isn't interested in living either 3 Psychiatrists Study O'Brian Examinations Made to Determine if Confessed Slayer Is Psychopath There is much politics in love, but the first lesson a politician | learns is there is little leve in polities, A fellow who goes into politics because he feels it is his natural | ference between being bent and ! Three Pontiac psychiatrists ex- broke. Few lifelong politicans die amined confessed rape-slayer Don- rich, E ven Thomas Jefferson, | é anna "Xmerica’s greatest political philoso | 8!@°V. O'Brian. 27. Wednesday to pher, lived his last few years| determine if he can-be classed largely on the cuff, supported by{|@s a criminal sexual psychopath. friends Separate written reports on re- ‘Politics is perhaps the only pro-; 4ults -of ‘the examinations are to fession for which no preparation, be filed soon with Oakland County is thought necessary,'’ wrote Rob-| Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty ert Louis Stevenson. But that was nation wan) andesad by before candidates had to learn the | auies Doty Friday following the art of television makeup. | filing of a petition by O'Brian’s One of the safest rules in pol- | wife, Patricia, 19. to have him itics is to get somebody else to | declared a psychopath. blow your horn-for you. Ever | ; hear of a tuba player getting ' O'Brian has admitted the Aug, elected? 4 slaying of Mrs. Hallie O Pere In mud-slinging campeigne poli- kins. 55. of .76 W. 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SERVICE in a IW Automatically and the best SAVE OVER $31! 21-INCH SILVERTONE TV v7 FULL PRICE is a low $238 Handsome, wood-toned cabinet, covered in imitation leather. Excellent reception with built-in antenna. “S:R-0- Chassis tunes best sight and sound. Sove now! greatest name in home entertainment daletammelany “Kiddie Phonos 12 Special Records Included Table Model Radios Compare Sears Low Price “hss” = «11.88 sitvertone «= 422.95 Light. handy set, ideal for The perfect gift for youngsters Kitchen or bedroom. Direct trom 3 to 7 Lserasling records tuning, 4-in. speaker, brown or teach and entertain. Plays 78 Wwory finished metal cabinet. RPM_ records. Silvertone Consolette __3 Speed Record cul 119° Here it is! The ae new Silvertone in a handsome mahogany veneer cabinet. Tuned RF radio stage brings you greater selectiv- ity. The 3-speed automa- tic changer ploys all sizes, alj speeds, all automati- cally. Save! Sl price you see Radio, Plays Any Speed, Any Type Record! Silvertone @ Regularly 27.95 @ Sturdy Wood Case @ Leatherette Covered Just the ticket for those wee country visits! Crystal pick-up needs no changing. Electrica good reproduction. Plays 33, 45 and 78 RPM. 154 Salifaclion puananied powe moray back WE'VE SLASHED THE PRICE! ‘SILVERTONE 7 TELEVISION ‘d FULL PRICE Only $168 W Regularly Priced at 199.95 leatherette covered wood cabinet. rectangular 17-inch life size tube. The Radio and TV Dept—Main Floor Phone FE 5-4171 tunes in the best picture sound. Has basket weave Big is all you pay! At Sears! TV Dept—Main Floor Phonos 88 2.50 Down k-ends, jam sessions and with an all-purpose needle lly amplified sound gives North Saginaw S¢t. | tee, said in an interview the ac- | cord ‘‘was made in good faith by | both sides. I am sure the United | ' States and Spain have the intention | |Foree Secretary Harold Talbott’s | ic bases would be set up in Spain. | Athens, he denied making the|nile delinquency problem nation-| wide. é | y Ser a | | eh i a ae . Sess a nn a There are about 77,000 officers MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF—President Eisenhower's Middle | East trouble shooter, Erie Johnston, left, looks on as Egypt’s strong- man leader, Geh. Mohammed Naguib, reads a personal message from | the President. Johnston is in Cairo, to discuss with Egyptian jead- | | ers U. S. economie projects for the-Middle East. Senator Chavez Hails U.S.-Spain |Military Pact MADRID, Spain wW—Sen. Dennis Chavez (D-NM), on an inspection Senators Prepare for Juvenile Probe WASHINGTON w — Senators | called a strategy meeting today | : ae 8 sie to advance plans for turning a | | tour of sites for proposed U.S. mili- spotlight-of-publicityon-the— prob | tary bases in Spain, said today he | " jlem of juvenile delinquency. feels the new Spanish-American | One announced goal of the spe- | ssiriee agreement is the best the | cial Senate judiciary subcommit- | | United States has in Europe. | | The senator, who is here for | teé is to expose adults who have | the Senate Appropriations Commit- | Profited from recruiting teen-agers | into prostitution, the drug traffic and robbery. Sen. Hendrickson (R-NJ) said | in advance of the closed door | meeting he hoped to fix a schedule of cities in which to hold public hearings. Only the nation's capital has been chosen definitely. Hear- ings are tentatively set here about | Dec. 7. | * 6 ¢ Hendrickson, the subcommittee | In Madrid Monday, Talbott was | chairman, said the senators also | quoted by newsmen as saying the | would discuss plans for a public | U.S. eventually will have atomic hearing at which J. Edgar Hoover. | bombs in this country. Later in| FBI director, will outline the juve- to fulfill every part of that agree ment.” He refused comment on U.S. Air reported prediction that U.S. atom- statement. Asked for comment, Chavez re- | plied that he had talked with Tal- | bott but, “I don't know what the| secretary told newsmen.” jglar who entered Cifford Nad- Air mail stamps were first | Feau’ s home stole two tiger kittens placed on sale June 16, 1924. ‘and a can of catfood. ‘Takes Cats—and Food NASHUA, N. H.’?(UP)—A bur PLUMBING SPECIALS} Electric Heaters - 50 GALLON | Gleaming white enamel fin- ish. Will give years of trouble 50 free service. 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Now a Wreck Tramps Sleep: on Floo of Cyrus McCormick i Zz ‘ i HH Si in iF if i2% Wee at H i 3 ink 2 | - we ae are up lo — Things were syle ie that the bird Se eee eee le 5 Gaines eeiieh ete ee Nearly three-quarters of the Rennes tun dor oer toe tea | “Sandee f ated te a eas Gia | lands, sald he of @—Mrs. Marie of his alcohol more/ corruption was in our govern the rabbits| the foxes go near the birds. wW. teacher, pseryy dasa Soon Pray ~ Case ae Ee OS ns ee ber: caps lilled) some months are expected to| the pew adjoining bull wanted book: of the University cones: | Gente. andl_rigte. echoed over the tninhablied tnlands, regaré shesien ts ts rabbit popoton| re arise wich eee Se the pt ee ae eres oan © now been wubjected to [can be eipected — Weal doe an og Readme p>, Pong val = When money snd tathion had the|« new nvasion-—this ime by foxes. Europe to the most deanely pap-| Panel look ee an cndinany| eee te tee c eet re oe ele ee tas tg |watgr for want of tree schools ot | property—which Wated’ of the continents with an} “The children are such Sire, Murray in 1912. a tts--teh et peppered by Ow government. | ~ ee eat ee eae a eee x Ps alcohol, Ivy explained. =| The stone belongs to Otis G.| an sepmille tour ’ . special doot’ that Witt look just-like| ree -about the moder-| Pratt, am artist who died in 1921 Free school texthooks were pro-.jordinary book shelves same required by a mod- youth re-|at 76. by Philadelphia in outside,” said. ern city population, a’ i a : i f é 5 i 4 i nal | | é 4 i ;| in z a Lt g5 i fis - r RERE i i Drivers’ Tricks Cannot Outwit Radar Control ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UP)—Think you can beat a radar speed-clock- ing meter? tainly have—tried- tinfoil and steel marbles in auto | hubcaps, dragged steel chains be- | hind their cars and put lead shields between grille and radia- edly washing machines only pull buttons off clothés, but in Vermont one damaged three automobiles. HHH i FE bens ye g8 - ij HH | ! en ———— ce are cram Pastel musiin pillowcase ........ Postel percale sheet, $1x}08-in..,,..3.59 4 Vastel percale sheet, T2k108-iK..,, 733-39 Pastel percale pillowcase seeee cocecce te Save as you select first quality mus- lin sheets, fitted or regular style, “today! Save A Domestics Dept.—Second Floor —————_ os 2 e Bath Mat Look at the Special Saving Multi-color floral pattern decorates background of Sun- shine Yellow, Pacific Blue, Mint Green, Malibu Coral or Cherry Pink. 27x39-in. mat, standard lid cover of wash- | able cotton chenille. ~ 399 Pastel musiia, twin, 72x108-in....... Mr 2 : price. 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Golden Wedding |r 14 We vite, De. and Ms Family Adds Up | sitie tor membership in the tami 169-Year Total |"mae se. LOUDON, Tenn. # — Mayor and Is Schoolgirl’s Pal EAGLE ROCK, Pa. — Carol | Myers has company these days) when she heads for the kitchen tine in the Watkins family — on hand for the celebration. were three of the mayor’s brothers and their wives who have been mar- ried a total of 169 years. — a fawn. The dean of the clan, 7-year It enjoys a daily old J. W:-Watking “and” his wife | sneck-—of—graham_—crackers and | have been married 61 years while milk as much as any youngster. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Watkins and | The fawn has been cared for at Mr. and-Mra. W. S. Watkins have | the Meyers farm since early this | + been wed 54 years. | spring when it was found too week | And_in- a to walk. i Double Trade-In Allowance! SPS St eS LETS YOU BROIL A STEAK AND BAKE A CAKE...AT THE SAME TIME... 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Sove now! ” CRAFTSMAN 10- IN> TILTING Sex BENCH SAW OUTFIT - ~ Regularly 191.79 bby soe Massive, extra heavy duty know of no finer, more complete 10-inch bench saw outfit at any- where neor this special sale price! See it in action at Sears today! We [HERE'S WHAT YOU GET | tTEMS Regetar | sete | Seve | 10-inch omens 99:50) #4:80| 18.00 . Meavy-duty i we 3450 RPM. =| 49.95! 39.88) 10.07 Wet | 449) 388) 6ld thle Extensions (2) 21.00) 16.86) 4.1 Tool Bench =| 16.85 1238) 4.4 | TOTALS) 191.79/187.50| 34.29] m@ Translucent 3 plastic storm Pi window covers. 7 Tack on screens or window frames, Craftsmen Clamps Reg. 2.49 1.95 Use with %%-in. ta, threaded pipe = 4 to move, desired jaw openings. . Night Latch MERE, AEC ~ as For left or right- hand doors! ; Easy to install. brash fin- With in- structions! Clothes Lines Reg. 73¢ 39¢ plastic. Fiber re- inforced. In 50-ft. hanks. any . 2h- -in wide. jars with steel wall brackets. 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Morse, associate pro- fessor of educational- psychology, said that one or two out of an “Three or four are retarded and need special help in training,” Morse said. “Thirty to 40 are mal- adjusted, neurotic, unhappy or making the grade but not in a suc- cessful way. “That leaves only 44 to 48 good citizens who have to carry the social order for the rest.” Morse spoke Wednesday at - the annual Parents Education Institute. NAPLES, Italy — The second test this year of southern Europe's air defenses ended today with commanders hailing improvement U.S. Kids’ Make | Local Feline Is Recognized in allied teamwork. L (Disasters Held it ( i ik : i i gt 4 . ! ii ft if 4 i i i it +f i He uk Fri f | it b z -First Lakes’ 51,000 Children [Ezy SIFT LAKE MYSTERY—James McCann, left,| of St. James on Beaver Island. They believe the shows his younger brother Jim Martin a piece of | debris.is a clue to the disappearance of the Griffin, ) wreckage found in Lake Michigan near the town the first sailing vessel om the Great Lakes, -Vessel- Vanished F j ty : ea e , Beaver Island May Hold Clue to Early Ship's Fate ST. JAMES, Beaver Isiand @#— “ito Appear Here IN TUNE—The American All-Male Chorus di- for Sunday at 3:30 and 8:30 p. m. School. The chorus, sitter Testng in World War I, a ’ conti POE ganeee” ig SABRE ed at Federal is scheduled te + ne! Department i? Will Present Series of Four Concerts at PHS, inning Friday ~ {4 i i au ifs z£ v Py igi ss i ie [ than one-half of the total. This shift in mortality te the extent the rise in the proportion of older people in the popu- lation, but it is principally due te the more rapid reduction in the death rate at the younger than at the older ages. For the age groups under 45, the decrease in the death rate since 1900 is about 65 per cent,‘ and at ages under 15 about 85 per cent. The decrease at ages 45 to 54 is 43 per cent, and at © ages 65 and over only 25 per cent. Would Cuf Size of New Prison board ship here in harbor, kill Fs a’ « | it | | i li t | —.—. The nominating committee 10 Board Directors a oF E i 1 | ! | lof 5 Die Before Age 45 One of every five deaths in the United States still occurs-at ages under 45 despite progress made in reducing premature loss of life, according to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Since 1900 the proportion of deaths at ages 45 to 64 rose from 18 per cent to 28 per cent of the total; and at ages 65 and over, the proportion increased from about one-fourth to more older ages reflects te some 1952’s Grubby Yellow Smog Killed 4,000 ef #3 eh 2 2 ae ze : i Hi cas | in the United” Kingdom -from—ung. | minders: The number of deaths | ter fact that of the eements~< | Dent ie t doa oe Aa» a ? Acceptable to Farmers MADISON, S$. D.. (UP) — Sen. Kari E. Mundt-said today that Sec- retary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson has pledged himself to full farm parity and believes a new "view held by the President, Homes” in Ghost Town .; : GOLD HILL, Utah @ — Gold Hill, like many other Western mining towns, probably has seen Benson's letter-came in reply to a demand by Mundt that Ben- son state that he stands behind President Eisenhower's tarm views. sagging| A, . A a s [to Strikes Pole, (scr wasn eter “aa saving tat many |Motorist is Held = | “naet" oo That's why the seven remain- ing residents of this ghost town in the desert near the Nevada state line are up in arms over an airplane strafing on a recent moon- lit night. Mrs. Leatha Millard, a resident farmers’ fears will be “allayed” when the A Pontiac motorist is in Oak- F land County Jail today after his auto side-swiped a parked car and sheared off a telephone pole at Huron St. and Telegraph Rd., ac- - j “oe pa 1 ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1053 im = ; iar nan salem anal : wast |Plane Strafes _*|'mm =" ™™ ™"/Youth 17 Enlisis . [Delegate Dean ‘Air Force i for Third Time GRAND RAPIDS (UP—Edd L. Scrote, who is only 17 years old, the armed ‘forces | 5 legal. | enlisted in the Navy when | as cording to Oakland County sheriff's nod of Gold Hil] since 1907, says she had just got into bed when she | birth certificate under the name of | “I told the major if it happens} paward Phillip Schmitt. They | again I'm really going to take on | of special ambassador for his mis- “Why is this fellow Dean walking | be made on possible future tse of Story on Self S 5 PANMUNJOM y—Arthur Dean, New York afforney given the rank sion to set up a Korean peace com ference, said today two soldiers wete overheard talking about him in a base camp washroom. “One of them,” he related, “‘said, discussions were held-with baal” : lofficials but no commitments will around here as a speciat ambas- | the fields. | The fields are at Marquette, Traverse City and Mich. Similar visits were made Mon- . Witnesses told deputies that they | heard the pl 3 also quoted as saying that his} such wate on ee saw Donald Brandon, 27, of 22) — the Air Force — single handed! months later and Army authori |day,to° fields at Fargo, N. D., farm policy is identical with that | 3°) en om hiverted acres, | Jefferson. Ave., get out of the car I thought at first it was in if-1 have to.” ties discharged him WASHINGTON (UP)—The Fed-+oughton, Mich. and Medford, Ore, of President Eisenhower. ee teller cela of * | after it struck the pole. Brandon hers i bell se — eral Communications ss ae ° t y driving the ; roar, sald. : * ; , ded nts ol rch , The South Dakota Mundt “raid Benson wrote that genet nigheagsind bce "i dice “But when the bullet hit my | Chiropody Group Meets | Bans 4 Right Turns Wednesday awarded rege eat Zeeland Chu to Open | the University of Michigan an = LANSING «®—The city council | ational television permit for a| ZEELAND @®—A new congrega. has authorized a 30-day trial ban| channel 26 station at Ann Arbor. | tion, the Third Reformed Church, on right turns at four major _ jis being formed here. 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In a sense, both Philip- | pines and United States pres- tige are at stake. Contestants are the opposi- tion Nacionalista Party of can- "didate Ramon Magsaysay and _ the entrenched Liberal Party: machine of President Elpidio | Quirino. Newspaper reporters cover- | ing the campaign. generally iseem to believe Magsaysay | will win.-- It is possible they count too much on Magsaysay’s glamour with the voters and too little | on Quirino’s experience The 46-year-old Magsay- say-is a popular hero in the | Philippines where, as Quir- ino’s secretary fer national defense, he broke the back _ of the Communist-led Huk- ears -Banged-Up Driver Can Only Blame His Wife HOUSTON, Tex. (UP) —_It's a small world — too small for the | Charles Morris family Mrs.. 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Bake Sale Daily! 21, graguated from | Morris got “out to survey | two badly damaged automobiles | Democracy in Philippines Faces Big Test Next Week balahap movement and per- ~ suaded many of the Huks to settle peacefully on govern- ment-donated lands. Now he is turning that same || | persuasiveness on the Filipino ‘voters, Including an intensive campaign in the “solid north” |where the Quirino supporters | © count most heavily on victory. Magsaysay sayg he'll win by a million and a’ half votes. Quirino men have not esti- mated the exact margin but substantial. obviously not well after re- cently undergoing two opera- tions in the United States for stomach ulcers . Buttretée,-has_campaigned hard and remains a polistied j== speaker Philippines election cam- paigns have always been turbulent and, despite “peace conferences” this has been | ne exception. There have been daily re- | ports of terrorism and eight, |and possibly 10 killings, have been attributed to politics cut Magsaysay and his support- ers Charge the Quirino govern- ment with being inept, waste- ful and graft-ridden and say} | that_high officials and their | millions | | while failing to carry out basic jrelatives have made | agricultural reforms and to | provide schools, roads health services. Quirino, on the other hand, points to a favorable budget and to the construction of a steel mill, irrigation and hy- droeléctric projects” widespread repair of war | damage. In theory at least, the Phil- ippines are set up in the image of the United States. And the present danger lies | inet in whe is elected ner in! | what occurs between now and } election day. Rather, it is what | may occur on election day and p afterward. Both sides have been free in | |their charges of terrorism |; against the voters. 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(2)—I'll That. 11:15—(4)—The Bennetts. 11:30—(4)—Three Steps to Heaven. (T)— Buy (2)—Strike It Rich. 11:46—(4)—Follow Yorr Heart. i FRIDAY AFTERNOON | 12:00 — (4) — Movie Quiz. (7) — Comics. (2)—Valiant Lady. 12: 15—(2)—Love of Life. 12:30—(7)—Stars on Seven. (2)— Tomorrow's Search. (4)—Travel Unlimited. 12: 45—(2)—Guiding Light. 1:00—-(2)—You're What You Eat. (4)—Jean McBride. 1:30—(2)—Garry Moore Show. (4) —Telerama. 1:45—(7)—Strictly Female. 2:00—(2)—Double or Nothing. 2:15—(T)—News. 2:30— (7) —Theater. party. (2)—House- s Day. 4:00—(4)—Welcome ‘Traveler. (7) —Turn to a Friend. 4:30—(4)—On Your Account: (2)— Feature Theater. (7)—Ern West- more. 5:00—(4)—Adventure Patrol. (7)— Auntie Dee. e &:15—(4)—Gabby Hayes. 5:30 — (4) — Howdy Doody. (2)— 5:45—(7)—Weather. (2)—Sports. FRIDAY EVENING 6:00—(4)—Music Time. (7)—De- troit Deadline. (2)—Det. Ed. TV Foundation. 6:15—(4)—News. (7)—Sports. (2)— Featurette. 6:30—(4)—Sports. (7)—Ramar. (2) News. : 6:45—(4)—Man About Town. 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Weathervane. -- Today's Radio Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed im this column are sub ject te change without notice wi, (em CKLW, (808) ww, (868) WCAR, (1138) WXYZ, (1978) WIBK, (tase) TONIGHT WJBK, Newe, Lenhardt WCAR, Newe WCAR, News CKLW, Wild Bil ‘ews keer Thaw |eap names” | San a eee J WXYZ, Fred Wolfe ran rris w Bob Mur WXYZ, Wattrick, McKens. CKLW. Austin Grant | Wek. urphys CKLW, News | 7:@0—WJR. Dick Burris | WCAR, Noonday Caller 5:45—WJR, Curt Massey WJBK, Horsemen WwW, News WWJ Doctors Wife WXYZ, Fred Wolfe | 12:30—WJR, Helen Trent | CKLW. News @:15—WJR, Clark Quartet CKLW. News, David WW5, Cinderelia } Wey Ded ine | WJBK, News, . Lenbardt WXYZ, — os y b, Lee Smite CKLW. Your 7 Bu : CKLW, Eddie Chase 7:15—WJR, Music ae WJBK Don McLeod FRIDAY EVENING WXYZ, Dick Osg mC 6:38 = ary WCAR, Coffee With Clem — a wal Mes WWJ. Pran Pettay 12:48—WJR, Jack ite : WXYZ, Ed. McKensie | 7:30—WWwJ, Listen ond Live | “WXYZ. Leonard Staniey wave. Wertrtek. 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Bob Maxwell CKLW, Kitchen Club WJBK, ‘Tom George 2:15—WJR, Perry Mascon 2:30—WJR, Nora Drake CKLW, Gabriel Heatter WJBK, Touchdown Tips . Murrew WWJ, Dave Garrows ww WxYZ- croeer— = Coma CKLW, Rosemary Boxer 8:00—WJIR, Mr. Keen WCAR, Sports WWJ, Dinah Shore 2:45—WJIR, Brighter Day CKLW, Take a Number WXYZ, Byline WW), R. Mulholland aga WJBK, News, George CKLW, Your Boy Bud 9:30—WJR, MCarthy | 9:45—WJR. Pete & Jos WCAR Clud WWJ, Eddie tor ’ WW, Here's the Answer CAR. Club 1138 Sarl ae WXYZ. H. Hornblower CKLW. Morning Special 3:00—WJR, Hilltop House . my Kaye CKLW,. Sounding Board WCAR, Temple Academy teat - Beautiful 8:30—WJR, Philharmonie . News, Novatime Bob 19:06—WJR, American Way | 1¢:00-—WJR, Arthur Godfrey | WCAR, News, Rhythm week M — Ww. Pinder McGee WWJ. Welcome Traveler CKLW iGaanee WXYZ, Headlines WXYZ, -My Tree oe House Party * w. Y. i CKUW;, News, ~Bddte Chase > — ——— WJBK. News, McLeod WWJ, Road of Life sit ima 10 ee of Towa _ WCAR, News, Temple 90—ww Young gel io Phil Harris Oran 30 * YZ, : CRLW. Fresay hanetin 10:15—WCAR, Temple WXYZ, Paul Winter Giw ta ae 10:30—WJR. Wizard of Odds [gee wws Bod Hope wxyYz, CKLW, = WCAR, WWJ, Jane Pickens | WXYZ, Edwin Hill | CKLW, Ray Girardin 10:46—WJR. Three Suns WXYZ, Top of Town CKLW, Organaires 11:06—WJR, News wxyYz, CKLW, WCAR, ww, News WXYZ, Fred Weiss wxyz, x. News WIBK: WwJB: New ° K, News 11:15-—-WJR, Bob Reynolds WwW, Navy Show WXYZ, Wyatt | 10:45—WW4J, Break the Bank 11:00—WWJ, Strike It Rich 11:15—WXYZ, Glagle's Party CKLW, News Whispering Streets Mary Morgan Pontiac High Schoo! 4:06—WJIR, News Otrl Marries Mary Morgan Harmony Hail WXYZ, McKenzie WJBK, News, Mct WCAR, News, Mu CKLW, Eddie Chase WJBK, Don McLeod 3:45—WJR,. Gal Sundar WWJ, Right to Happiness WWJ. 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Clow 6:3—WIR, Farm Forum CKLW, Curt Massey ww. well Wwwl. News WCAR, News, Ballads pt Ss —— Towa WXYZ, Fred Wolfe WXYZ, Turn to a Friend 5:15—WJR, Music Hall . CKLW, News WJBK, News, George WWJ, Front Page 11:380—WJR, Midnight Musie Space Ships but No Green Martians TV's ‘Atom Squad, New Science Tale, Praised for Efforts to Raise Standards NEW YORK — The TV science-| size believability without a green-; as Steve Elliott; Bob Hastings, adventure - fiction - mystery pro. | skinned Martian or five-armed Ven- | Who plays Steve's friend and _co- gram, Atom Squad follows the ac-| usian included in the cast. Tivitiee Of ac teant of -sctentist-des+-Towever: space ships,« rockets: tectives who run down those who ends or to gain power over the world. Investigating and combating ne- farious schemes and villians — attempting atomic energy to destructive pur- poses, strange radioactive Ob- from outer space — are some ag wh many assorted duties of the futuristic inventions and such de- to write the script. The complete story is sent to the executives for approval. Rehearsals begin Monday morning with every actor having previously memorized hig lines. Each day's rehearsal starts at noontime and continues right up to broadcast time. | worker, Dave Fielding; and Chief Larsen, head of the Squad, played “by Donald Hytan- Since ott doce fans when it praised the “for its outstanding efforts to raise the standards of science- fiction programming on television.” y 2 Red Flannel Queen CEDAR SPRINGS # — Michi- | Homer Ferguson of Detroit, Satur- | day will” crown. 16-year-old Wal- 9:45—WWJ, House of Giacs | (1)—Family | PONTIAC PRESS, THURSD he Office Closes Baby Rumble-Seat LUBEC, Me. 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Huron at Cass | > a Pontiac, Michigan | examples of art works €xecuted-by-sisters as they “Carlton”; Sister Xavier Francis, of the Walsh | observe National Art Week, Nov. 1-7. Examining | Home, with “Mater Dolorosa,” and Sister Mary works previously placed on display, are, from left: | Gloria, St. Joseph’s Hill Academy, Staten Island, Sister Michael Maria, St, Joseph's Convent, Brent-| with “My id Old Steam Locomotive Newest Toy for-Children HAGERSTOWN, MD. W—Casey ir. never had it se good Kids here are getting a real loco motive and tender to play with It won't go anyplace. Just sit there in Municipal Park mes But the kids will be able to Mow" ART FROM THE CONVENT—Sisters at the + Mary Manning Walsh Honw, in New York, exhibit wood, N. Y., with “Mater Amabeis”; Sister Mary | Colambiere;-Hoty ‘Cross Convent, Brooklyn, with Future the whistle, the cine bell and. The Cold Facts there'll even be smoke coming out PORTLAND, Me. (UP)- the stack Old No. 202. built in 1912 and Phillips, 15, forgot his camera . ,when he and his uncle climbed worth about $40.000, is the gift of '¢ ox foot Mt. Washington in New the Western Maryland Railway to Hampshire. Hle had to haye-sotne- budding Hagerstown highballers. thing to show._the-Yang, so he ~~ | stuffed-his“thermos jar with snow Nicaragua in Central America and ice and thereby erased eal iw waout the area hell England in the minds of his friends. Jimmy ee 4 : THE DRIVE ISN’T OVER UNTIL YOU HELP US REACH THE TOP a ee ee + eevee ce anes ups, too, over the hard places. Don’t let anybody slip or tumble. Give them al] a EVERYBODY BENEFITS--EVERYBODY GIVES! r GIVE THE UNITED WAY PONTIAC AREA UNITED F UND- _ Representative Warns Arabs and Israeli, U.S. Cannot Bear Burden UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ®— The United States has warned Is- rael and neighboring Arab states | that America cammot bear indefi- nitely the financial burdens 1m- posed by their failure to agree on a settlement of the Palestine refu-| gee question. The warning was voiced yester- | day by U, S. Delegate James P. | Richards, a Democratic congress. | man from South Carolina, in speaking to the 60-nation special political committee. | | - * Richards. urged. Israel and the Arab nations bordering on the Jor- | dan River to join in the irrigation | and hydroelectric development of | |county continues its economy. the river and help the 800,000 refu- | gees driven from Israeli soil by the Palestine War. | He called on Israel to start think- | ing about compensating the refu- | |gees for their land or allowing | them to return, asserting it would be in the best interests of both sides if something were done as soon as possible . The refugees are now being sup- plied with necessities through a 200-mjllien-dollar U. N. fund, de signed to keep them going until mid-1955. The bulk of the money | was contributed by the United States. ‘ Richards said the United States gave full backing to a Jordan Riv- * e { B [ic or obemary.thokghracteaatar tl the Tennessee Valley Authority. | The 121- million-dollar project} would water land for the refugees and supply power for industries in Israel, Jordan and Syria > + + Although President Eisenhower has sent Eric Johnston; former head of the U.S. Chamber of Com- | merce, to the Middle East in an | attempt to sell the idea, Arab re- | action thus far has been negative There has been no official Israeli ‘reaction to the plan. The Israeli government, however, has tempo | rarily suspended work in its own own | | Jordan irrigation scheme while the |U.N. Security Council debates Arab claims that the project dis- turbed Middle East ae 7 | Artist Reveals Anger at World on Tombstone WELLINGTON, Ohio (UP)—Oits | G. Pratt was bitter over treat- ment he had received as an artist and sculptor, so he had his resent- | ment carved on his tombstone. | The stone, standing over the) | grave of Pratt and his mother in| Greenwood Cemetery here, at- tracts many tourists. Pratt died in | 1921 at the age of 76. The inscrip- | tion reads | “Stranger, I lived in an age when corruption was in our gov- |}ernment and the ballot box was begged for. When martyred Presi- dents and riots echoed over our land. When law and respect clung to the rich and shunned the poor. When money and fashion «had the braing and talent went over the water for want of free schools of | art supported by our government. | Such were the conditions which | caused my landscape to decay with me as nature shows it. Farewell.” Pratt himself spent a good deal} of time in Europe studying art. | When he came back fie earned al tiny ticome-BY sketching portraits of townspeople and selling them | for a pittance. 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This : give them something te de | the raccoon is common in the south- ereald weather ond WOMEN become active =| which will not galy help others, ern part of the state, but rare in we Ge i. iccateane club and you'll see mil- “arougheun” to this comic, gray- WE GIVE HOLDEN’S and 5 | lions of dollars worth of brains | furred fellow but later shortened it RED | nothing,” aded Greensfelder. . TRADING it —_ Incredible! Just . . . ‘O08 for this 29” tall, stately AR ONLY ° e ae he *f|domesticate, he said. They mhed time only : i Picture Window | S22) | DRUG T ee ROE North & school. which resemble the hands of a w iin ot Poor Complexion, externally 70; tae | = LAMP |=2c82: [Sefer eal sro | Se OO Gay | avast, the tae co wauable San sr -— a i so Vv = | Bae and the plan has been so weil or- + Ga, Yapeale gosto ioe . . 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The eight months both men| @ Lee Amgeies, Calif. ..48.25 86.85 a ué ra Cleansing Cream s e have been jailed awaiting trial a Tampe, Pim. ccccscoes _ een are to be deducted from their sen- 3 E = om. — 1 sara” 11,000 Saccharin Tablets .. “<%= . 38° | Petroleum companies produced; §@ GREYHOUND ‘ Page's P St eae *e) : -and_dinner will be served from 5 to 7, Surren Hour 5- fr Evecare: oy Wer —. i ee | Dawson of Augusta avenue (center) and o'clock. Booths and entertainment will also | | Mrs: Graydon Broadwater of Close street | be features of the fair. Tuesday Will Be Club’s Guest Day Tuesday Musicale of Pontiac will ' hold its second meeting of the year Tuesday in Grace Lutheran Fellowship Hall at 2 pm. The meeting has been set aside as Guest Day for the benefit of mem- bers who may wish to bring guests. The program will be presented by Mrs. Florence Hall of Royal singer of folk songs and American ballads accompanies fierself on the guitar, is a collector of folk music and Mrs. Hall, who | mew wre mate Musicale to Hear Folk, Ballad Singer @ serious student of ballads and their sources. the origin and history of the bal- lads and in many cases she has hunted down as many as 30 or 40 versions of a single ballad She is well-qualified to relate to her audiences the history of the ballads she sings. and she delights in doing just this Mrs. Hall will make a com. parison of ballads as sung in their eartier-ciassic form with the tater versions sung in differ- ent places by different people. For example, the same ballad sung in the Appalachian Moun- tains and in Michigan will show | | regional differences. | tute of Arts in a folk song con- | Mrs. Hall has delved deeply into time Mrs. fall has appeared > woe og ek ee |MR. and MRS. 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White .5 09+ $3 Honchell and Mrs. Millton Batche- Cartton Fink and Mrs. Leona McLane presided at the | Daniel tea service and Mrs. Everett | Murphy. Warner attended as a guest, | ; NL Mrs.’ Eldon Dobbe * Honored at Shower * Mrs. Eldon Dobbe of Washing- GM Girls Club’ evening at a stork shower given and a trip to Washington, D. C., in April were planned by mother, Mrs. Edward H. Tutty,| Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Lizzie Hodgkinson, Mrs. Mary members from the GM Truck and) Ann Thornton, Mrs. Leslie Fergu- | Coach Division. j son, Mrs. Charles Kreher, Mrs | “ The group was entertained by the | Bailey and Mrs. Alfred} Variety Four—Barbershop —Quar- | \ | tet and movies of South ‘America: | and Bermuda were shown. The Dec. 13 Christmas tea was discussed. The girls are dressing | 150 dolls for the veterans in Dear- | Bettie Lynn, Mrs. Paul Morse Sherron Mack and Mrs. Francis Mack, George Sutter and Diane Mrs.' Mrs, Edgar Arnold. Stsanm and Herman | Betty Jane Arnold and Mrs. Frank born Veterans Hospital to give to! and later the family received “A. Dobbe complete the lis! ‘their children Couple.!s Residing. | Helps-Ike, Reporter on Cooley Lake Rd. Residing on Cooley Lake road are Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Smith, who were ynarried Oct. 17 in Deckerville Bible Church. ; The bride, the former Esther FE. Wing; is the daughter of Mr.-and Mrs. Sam Wing of Leati, Kan., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith of East Deckerville. Matron of honor was Mrs. Wins- ton Decker, and groomsman was | gold-bordered plate of melting ice the Reagedir. Decker. Alter ceremony, a dinner was held at the parsonage. guests at the church. family | —-— x — ' # : > 2 vane Ve . | WASHINGTON (UP} — ‘Phe sec- retary of state leaned | cream and reminded the | Republicans to victory. + The President got ‘6 Note: The UP" : stately. dining room of the White wrhte our, repre put oa wnt | Sintes” fue sfood tn the flickering of dignitaries who dined 6 | light from golden candelabra, and he (White House Tue tn Hooked pensively at the elite’ of his sacia! spaces. eg prea Champagne goblets were lo ver By MERRIMAN SMITH ed among gold knives and forks that only a year ago he led the up ‘ from his high-backed chair in the the first full-fledged White House over his President ~——= his" feeling @ year after his 1952 ne ——— First, one of our experienced corsetieres will determine your waist measurement. 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My wife and I were the 72 dinner guests whof arrived at the east wing of the White House shortly before 8 p. nt Charles Claunch, one of the White House ushers, supplied each male guest with a small map of the U-shaped dinner table, identi- fying the gentleman's dinner part- ner and showing the location of a Marine Corps captain in dress uniform spoke into a microphone, The announcement, “Mr. and Mrs, Merriman Smith,”’ rumbled through the East Room and in we marched. Another aide took my wife's arm led us to one of several groups waiting around the edges of the huge room. We met our dinner partners and stood chatting until the or- chestra from the Marine Corps band struck up “Hail to the Chief.” Down the broad hail tead- | lpg te the East Room walked the President and his wife. He wag an erect and trim figure in handsomely tailored white tie and tails. Mrs. Eisenhower wore a floor-length, full-skirted evening The guests formed a circle and moved slowly by the Eisenhowers, shaking hands and exchanging brief greetings. Then there was sort of a mixed-up Paul Joneg as the men deserted their wifes and began ‘searching out their dinner part- ners. The circle soon reformed and we marched slowly. across the White House and into the State Dining Room The President sat at the head of the table flanked by the wives - / of Secretary John Foster Dulles and Henry Cabot Lodge dr., head of the U. 8. delegation te the United Nations. Mrs. Eisenhower sat directly across the table from the Presi- dent and between Dulles and e ' It seemed like much more, but | the dinner actually was only six | courses with four wines—sherry, _Sauterne, red burgundy and cham- | Pagne. 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THE KNIT LINER White Stag creates a jacket to warm the cockles of your heart. From the hips up, it’s poplin and knit -with elastic shirring at side, and fully lined with quilted. “Thermostag” to keep Out unfriendly whoofs of cold air, Wear this gay, showl-collared jacket anywhere . . every- where , . carefree and toasty - worm. Choose white with navy, navy with grey, - red with navy—in sizes 10 to 16. $19.95 } Sticker by White Stag! City Slicker to weather-proof a gol... A gal can gaily defy cold, blizzardy weather when she slips into a City Durable, water-repellent Gabardine tosses off snow, sleet or rain with a shrug. Contrasting Satin- Quilted “’Thermostag” lining thet’s Tight as_o smile .. . keeps you worm as toast. Contrasting knit rolt- collar and inner wrist- lets complete the snug- from the country, the City Slicker is fastened clips, bross riveted! !n Novy with Grey knit, Hunting Red with Novy knit. Sizes 10 to 18, —— poNttAt” PRESS, THURSDAY: ‘SOVEMBER. 5, 1958 RE Se a —_ Pa _ —_. — ot Fe aa Committee members for 1953 and 1954 were named Wednesday eve- ning when Iraq Caldron 70; Daugh- Serving or the finance commit- tee are Mrs. William ‘nderson, Mrs. Victor Bodamer and. Mrs. : iheq ©: Gaidron-Names" Committee Heads}"%t ear aie pre tem officers. Reports were given by the dele- -Pidneer sigidareie=s Plans Teen Dance — sesolt te the Pioneer =a Civie Association will be held Fri- With Linen — ters of Mokanna, met in the Grotto | Gienn Jolly. . ‘Hall on West Pike street.’ = snd M mal ——— ae mong Ses- | Shower Presented {day evening from-8 to 11 in the Vi Sh | Mrs. A. Murray White is pub- Thema Anderson —_ |e recently in St. Peters- Knights of Pythias Hall, irginia = earer i ~ Infants’ Specialty Shop \licity chairman; Mrs. Dee Pritt,| Albert Kugler head ways and (burg, Fla, Mrs. Jolly, junior past Wa: Alexander Tioran was hon- Chairmen for the event include 9 © Jewelry ® China © Linens @ Li | : Mrs. Be: Rich- Fridey_st_a pla ond blue Feted Wednesday at Lingerie refreshments; Mrs. Benjamin means; Mrs. Ray Haertter, Mrs. | might chosen one, gave the report | shower. Hostess for the occasion }the-Harold Croziers, the Robert 718 West Huron Street FE 2-3220 |}/ardson, sunshine, and Mrs. Eugene | Eugene Bragan and Mrs. Rus- (on legislation, and the report on | was~Mrs.-George Tioran of West | Trickers, Emma _Wolgemuth and Kremer Home Douglas, tele s sell W ' . ~~ eatiery. “Deagteabity, and ‘activities. wer given by Mire, Et Mowend aust. ar Virginia Shearer, bride-elgct of | ' _ - - am oe . James Bensken, was honored “@ ‘ : ) Wednesday evening at a linen shower given by Mrs. Lee Kremer at her home on Dwight avenue. The daughter of the George Shearers of West Iroquois road, STORE HOURS — Monday Thru Friday 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. | Mr. Bensken, son of Ralph Ben- Saturday 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. {ate Bre. Bensben, cn Dee. 21 te Sunday 2 P. M.-to-5_P. M. = = Poon icld ASHION SHOP 4+...ef honor for her sister and Mrs. 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. | . Decorations were arranged by Beams With New Clothes! a a > | Robert Bunces. Members of the re- It’s Easy to Park at the BLOOMFIELD FASHION SHOP Just Drive Right Up to the Door Elegant new Dresses that Guests at the shower included | Janet Fairbanks, Mrs. Laing, Mrs, Henry Gallardo, Shirley Gesch, Mrs. Jack Farms, Nancy Aldrich, Mrs. Orval Fairbanks and Mrs. ' Earl Phillips. Others were Mrs. John P, Shearer, Lois Leighton, Mrs George Shearer, Norma Strickland, Dona | Wall, Mrs. Kish, Mary Ann Picker- ing and Marilyn Shearer. Square Set Has Harvest Theme for Wever Party S4m Joan introduced a new dance when the Square Set Dance | Club met Wednesday evening in | Wever School in a setting of har- | vest moons. : go every hour $19.95 »349.95 | freshment committee included the Sid Olsons and-the James Thomp- sons. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellsworth, Mr and Mrs. Max Miller and Mr. | and Mrs. Joe Lynch were. wel- comed as new members. Callers for the evening included Mr. Olson, Harry Anderson, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Bunce and Fred Kline. Alice Nichols and Leslie Winegar \_were guests of the Sam Healand- ers, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Laure came with the Eugene Wilsons. Coats in Fine Cashmere Dinner Served to Emes Group | Marian Lehner was chairman for the annual *‘Cloudy-Sunshiny”’ dinner of the Leal Emes group of the First Presbyterian Church held | Wednesday evening at the church. Dinner was provided by the “Cloudy” group and the tables | were decorated in the Thanksgiv- jing theme with yellow and laven- ‘der umbrellas as placecards. Barbara Hall conducted the busi- ness meeting. Plans were made to reveal secret pals at the Decem- ber meeting to be held in the home ot Elsie Benson. Mrs. Paul Bly- stone led devotions. Guests for the everiing included Mrs. Harold Mock, May Ladd and 'M. A. Calbi to Talk at Sunday Meeting M. A. Calbi will be guest speaker | for the Student League of Tuesday | Musicale when the group meets Sunday afternoon. Hostess will be Nora Lee Braid at her home on Rosewood avenue, assisted by Lee Patterson. Program committee members and officers will meet at 1:30 | o'clock and members will convene | at 3. o'clock, when Mr. Calbi will speak on ‘‘The Piano.” | Members to perform are Harold | Cameron and Jerry Libby at the piano and Jean Hilton singing a solo accompanied by Carol Hobart | at the piano. | Chi Omega to Visit | Sculpturing Studio A visit to the Marshall Frederick | sculpturing studio will highlight the | November meeting of the North | Suburban Chi Omego Alumnae. Mrs. Frederic W. Sevin of Fair- fax road, Birmingham, will open | her home for the 12:30 p.m. lunch- Stroocks - Marvelga Ss Forstmanns - Juilliards 68 Others to $129 Enchanting ! Cocktail dresses After-five dresses Formals $29” to S110 Full fashioned perfection in precious Australian Zephyr wool, beautifully crafted eer Famous St. Andrews chooses the finest Austra- lian zephyr, the softest Mrs. Robert W. Page of Birm- and. lightest of luxury | Se wil be anise y the affair. wi Mrs. David wools, for this finely knit, full fashioned trio. Knits them to shape to achieve the last word in perfect fit, enduring wear, and s high fashion. Short-sleeve slip-on, $5.98. Long- sleeve cardigan, $8.95. Slip-on with hand de- tailed front opening, $7.95. 100% camel hair Boy Coat belted back $59.95 Handy Size (qt.) 1.29 Navy and Camel Hair Reg. Size (42-gal) 2.29 Economy Size (gal) 3.79 Brush 1.25 LEWIS. FINE FURNITURE 62-70 South Saginaw $e. em eae See ee eee ee ee eS Oe et a Ai aa Sn | 2 i aad nt 7 + q t ry iv 3s — aaron eee ne anaes = sina mia, sstdicsiaedll Fe i PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1058 _ pene Ft Mot or Hurt. " bias me (Simp le Pumps ' il cena ee “at Receiving Foot, | ||| (7% Wi “wee. cee kd | Leg Problems | edding Bid} _ Some women past 40 : = Resents Invitation series aaah ond Set. tae - to Her Own. Son's} . {ean wear any of the high fashion | | 9 - : Martiage -_ See x shoes and look smart. teat. DM "8 Bae, | If you are not one of the for- Too many speakers finish sheir By EMILY Prost =~ A mother writes: My son is going to be married in a few weeks: In this morning's mail I received an engraved invitation to his wed-| =ew ee | ; ; | ding from the bride’s family. I was| imal ck, A perennial fashion favorite, | J a x Open ‘til 9 Friday Night! | | 4 quite taken back at this and a Seont fo any cotene ater || Start Christmas | little hurt at receiving an invi- calling attention to broad feet Gifts Now! | | ; . totien te uy cen cits welfity: : or heavy, velned legs. 3 ee I thought our presence was The best pump 4s whine ‘Stools ia rns yion ciate your opinion of this. Also, must this invitation be acknowl- peut ema edged by a formal acceptance?”...j. Embroidery Pieces Materials for Stoles Answer: It's ubsolutely To detract further from unat error wedge mneoy to tractive legs and feet, wear stock OXF ORD SHOP pies eer pear would be ings that are neither overly sheer Across from Detroit Béisen Co. nconsiderate not to let them see nor too light in color. And choose || # W. Berea wm 4-t218 Sleepers Sturdily tailored of soft, fleecy fabrics to keep your youngster Wonder wearing, wonder washing nylon socks in his favorite styles af remarkably | low prices. Hurry in ey sing _e | ” arrangement é cozy, comfy warm on chilly ® this nylon sock._smosh now. tor - of placing page two of a four-|/erent kind of hand and body lotion that ac-| it a property which enables it to penetrate the 4 ne — Christmas giving. | page letter on the third sheet of | tually. relieves the causes of chapping,| surface of the skin to nourish and replenish} ~ for acer, biiidey a Oe : : on the second sheet ; * Here is excitingly new, decidedly dif-| difference lies in the ingredients which give double-fold paper, and a three | roughness and redness. It does not just|the fluid bath of the living cells below. mas. Someone has told me that this| 500th the skin superficially. Its exclusive . and Regularly 65c¢ a Pair! is the correct procedure that : socially incorrect in putting aa Rudolph The Red Nese i Dol cnigafbccmnics van t see rs Power Brakes Anewer te Previees Pussic N - y ; A novelty WNitey-Nighter im } t ose how anything in order can be in- e Allow Faster St creamy yellow with Red-Nosed lo-Co t | correct. Please explain. a aste op Vv Redeiph romping across the Answer: You can write a long After you ve had a trial run in U chest. Gises . 7 letter in any order that you like best. But when writing a short MAKE FRIENDS |] , car equipped dth power-beakes, se ia . Seep SU sw e138. 99 al ST AP P's children’s fashion centre |} 930 W. Huron St. Phone FE 5-4781 ir] >ieicie Nylon outside for strength r cotton hose. Slight ir- nent. Sizes 10% to 13. The man you wanted to talk to ;youl, want to, but don’t be surprised if| isn't at home and you decide to those who see the ring think you |leave a message with his wife. | ‘@ Diem’s have | the most comfortable shoes. Don’t ask her to have him call Mr. Blake. Tell her you are James Blake and you wonder if he would Wall Treatment Values to 1.00 a Pair! Panels of scenic wallpaper be- come inexpensive and - attractive substitutes for conventional wall call you at such and such a humber when he comes in. Wives don't mind taking tele- phone messages, but they don't you ever walked on! Ribs and Clocks like to be talked to like servants. ee 2 tor 99° Solid color ribs in spun Clock styles in fi nylon. First quality and some ir- regulars. Solid colors in sizes 10 to 13. across . — Regularly 2.00 to 2.50! Nylon Argyles You can depend on Diem’s 99% to have the latest, newest | . shoe fashions you admire in fashion Magazines. And you ¢én be assured of perfect, fit with wonderful — comfort, too. From 4 ; i | | i It’s & million dollar feeling to know that the most-comfortabie shoes you tart wear are also the prettiest ones you can uy! Shoes can’t be any ‘more flattering, amy more comfortable than Diem’s shoes! iy ii 4 : iF mn shrink. Very slight ir- reguiors in sizes 10 to 12. While They Last! r LE i sstr s Hi SSAGIC / < Sd . (4 AL If PMA PPC Kh 4 A€ { , a ry)» tap ey 2 aecemonnnieemnsnsaeenouateph “Long Famous for Style-Rich Comfort! * Geni ike el dae Was ee Lodi t th ‘ 4 ———— ! and vs atv tes, come fry on ese We'll Rebuild} — ae ee ee Famous-make shoes: | as boot Rest. Ww. 8. Coon One Size | Trompeze Heel Gripper Fits All! Call us in the chaebol SS ee ee pee have your mattress that same itting! day—rebuilt just like new! & Soft, firm, longer, wider—just 7 the way YOU want it! / _ New Custom-Built Mat- : ly SHOE STORE Nylon Expanders ar Pillows Reno- , | a <7 ; ° i] Thot’s right . . . one size stretches to fit $ , ; The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Hed! any size foot... com and smoothly. OXFORD MATTRESS ¢0 Sr ied | pee a Sisee 5% to 12, A-EEE 12 W. Huron St. FE 2.2492 om ee _ ae, Sy eee key) 332 West Huron St. - FE 2-7695 : , Waite's Men's Wear—Streot Fleer ea iG . ~ 4 é } o Ly i : \ a = = | | : ri ' © , THURSDAY, [NOVEMBER 5 1958 __ ‘ Store’s 33rd Anniversary rt TF : ‘ ; tT “Win a Week-end at he ‘Waldorf } ‘ - é ‘ ‘ ne Son NE "I ese ines THOSE OF YOU WHO SHOPPED LAST WEEK KNOW THAT THE:RESPONSE WAS TREMENDOUS, THE VALUES BEYOND YOUR EXPECTATIONS. IN THE CONTINUATION OF OUR GREAT ANNIVERSARY SALE YOU WILL FIND THE SAME. SENSATIONAL ONCE A YEAR SAVINGS PLUS MANY NEW ITEMS THAT ARRIVED TOO LATE FOR THE FIRST WEEK. SHOP THIS WEEKEND AND REMEMBER EVEN AT THESE SALE PRICES - YOU CAN CHARGE ALL YOUR PURCHASES AT NO EXTRA COST. ~STROOCK, FORSTMANN, JUILLIARD, IMPORTED Ladies’ All Wool taffeta linings that are guaranteed for the life of each coat, and every coat has a milium-backed taffeta lining. Here {s a truly sensational value! Your choice of cross dyes, solids, pastels and b tweeds in the world’s most famous They are made for comfort and warmth, every coat has an all wool woven interlining. Values to $89.95. Values to $89.95 . 9 Ladies’ Cashmere and Wool COATS fabrics. Every garment has iridescent Popular cashmere and wool. coats for warmth without $ weight. Sizes 10 to 16. Regular 44.95. igo Bb bee 2 The Extra Pair Means Double The Wear Men’s All Wool -PANT SUITS . ‘ if + <- bas Choose from all wool sharkskins, gabar- es dines, worsteds. Hard finish. Single breasted $ 4 models in regulars, longs, and shorts. In- =~ » | 74 cludes 2 pair of pants at the same price. pe Regular value. f ; Men’s All Wool ZIP-COATS Huwiene all wool tweeds. Included are the finest in domestic and imported fabrics. A § 99 warm all wool interlining that zips in and out in a jiffy helps to make these a truly remarkable value. Regular $49.95, SUPER VALUES! LARGE STOCKS! SMART NEW STYLES! Boys’ Flannel Shirts _ Boys’ Gabardine Surcoats Child’s Poll Parrot Shoes Ladies’ Enna Jettick New shipment just arrived. Sizes 6 . ounce quilted lined timtom collar, Pull stock, discontinued 30d styles, Man Shoes to 16 in assorted plaids. of sturdy nylodeen body. Sizes 6-16. hundreds to 8% to Disco tinued styles of these f : - Regular $1.98 $] .00 Regular $14.98 $9.99 , Values to $6.95 "33 .95 = avon an ae ee se CHARGE IT lo . AT NO EXTRA COST - Boys’ Storm Coats Men’s All Wool Suitings Men’s Corduroy Sport Reet | ese: hits and sharkskins. Pinwale corduroy in shades of red, Regular $16.95 $9, Regular $12.95° $9.99 a a d ) ; pes soos $4.99 1 AG8. (< ©, ded og, "wigs NEES CN * hy gle Peat earetg Aides i x, 7 — Bo legen odie” Oe Me, & ' c a. # ! i kh os ‘ ee iy ~F _ a Tae 5 is , we ‘ ks a tog te aa > ee ° : i — nie’ - * ‘ wee tt ¥ & ‘ > : = . ¥ - #3 ns som ow ee aa + im a Ey ar “ maps weg nee i ; : 4 ‘ ‘ . * Bitte = ‘ } i t 2 ; a “F = > ’ ‘ 3 “Check every item hea) and many more in our TWO GREAT STORES These Savings - F all Week Will Convince You SAVINGS It PAYS to SHOP at PEOPLE'S ¥ © Thursday © Friday : oo ee © Saturday Ss | NOTICE! © Suny See] © Monday a 3 , ; Ae. hours.) SPC PM ua ze | Tuesday & | RAX \) Za © Wednesday $i sail | ) A | DONALD DUCK Nov. 5-11 - , : FY sg ws OS Oe Lé&s HOT PEPPERS PEOPLE’S LOW PRICE JIFFY BISCUIT_ MIX sine 1 Brookfield 1 SAUSAGE _ 1 Pound Cello. Pkg. F You Always Seve at PEOPLE'S L & S Pure Strawberry PRESERVES = 29 People’s Low. Price on... 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Ai the exact moment of perfection the water is removed—leaving the miracie “Flavor Buds”! : 100% Pure Coffee... No Fillers Added! Jast add hot water . . . and the bursting “Flavor Buds” flood your cup with the richest coffee you've ever tented. One sip and you'll never go back to old ways! Seves money, too! The large econcury ae jrr arves wp te 754, compared to three pounds of ground coffee! The only instant coffee-with that GOOD-TO-THE-LAST-DROP flavor! Michigan Pure Granulated SUGAR ADAF ORE BROS. 706 W. Huron” FULL DAYS-A WEEK mm —_Compbe’s Creamy Tan Tomato Ay. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY. a The Winner of | on Our Cashier’s Booth! See It Today! 5 cae? Bag 69 Miracle Whip Smooth SALAD Ma Half Gallon jExtra Lean, Delicious ®Sirloin @Rib eo =n © Round © Swiss ©T-Bone ©Club | erry ‘TENDER, JUICY, WELL TRIMMED = Bbel = Defiance No 2 Sliced Apples ~~ 4 Flako Pie Crust..." 198] Uncle Ben Converted Rice ** 24s == 7 89 Defiance — Meal Dog Food 2 53° Bondware White Plates . Sno-Bol.. mm 23° wer 43° Nabisco Ritz trackers ~35¢ . . SO inexpensive, too > GOLDEN MIX Griddle Cake and Waffles 1Y% Ib. Pkg. 24° Defiance Elizabeth Lake Road EGGLESTON MARKET | 5753 Elizabeth Leke Rd. Keego Harbor 3152 Orcherd Loke Road = Lax Detergent ‘2 9° Life Buoy Soap 9: Be Life Buoy Soap 3x: 97 Gomer 2 ~ 25) Cleanser 12 oz. can Odorless_ Renuzit — ON YOUR NEXT PURCHASE WITH COUPON INSIDE THIS PACKAGE \r# f) Frozen Foods Chicken Pie“. Nabisco 19° Shr edded Wheat’: SO. RO ek a ee, Birdseye FISH Haddock-Perch __ Se — | i ‘%. of ay i® a“ Sy Wai It's easier 3 diet than you thnk! if you follow the Sensible School | sot Weight-watching. Tat tis take Clear that we are |? not advising -persons who are! greatly—overweight.They tiecd to* “Gosisult their doctors. Were talk-! ing to the women on whom last year’s suit feels a little tight That telltale roli of flesh around your middie making your waisthand bulge? The mirror— to say nothing of the scales— silent witness to the fact that gained you've some extra siart by pounds? Thea you are hereby elected to our club,_ First rule of the Weight-Watch- ers’ Association is that every day | you-eat-the -protective give you the protein, vitamins and minerals you need, THAt means. you eat-- meat, poultry or fish; dairy foods, veg-| etables and fruit. You also eat | cereal and bread for the food val- | ues nd satisfaction they contri- hute Second rule of the club is that) i you always have breakfast, Three evenly-spaced meals a day, with midmorning and mid-afternoon pickups, will help prevent you from getting over-hungry at any one time and keep your body function- ing at its best. But it’s right at breakfast that | weight-watching starts. You have an egg without fat—poached or soft-cooked, never fried. You | drink orange juice or eat grape- -fruit without sugar, your you Youre used te cream Wel f yo miust adding one t+ > iffee ispoon in- s stead of a couple of tablespoons; | quantities. You make,' Nie tackiee most of the time you take it black.{a grapefruit and an You spread your crisp slice of | dessert and put it in your aes toast with one teaspoon instead of | mold. —targe’ square of butter or mar-| Soon you enjoy the clean tangy | garine. Or if you like the crisp, | taste of such a-dish-and are ready erunchy taste of ready-to-eat | to bypass the fudge cake a la mode cereal, you take it without sugar except when you go On .An Oc- and with nonfat milk. } casional splurge At lunch and dinner you_ enjoy Pretty Fruit: Mold ry meat, chicken or turkey, fish oF! 1 package iemon-flavored geiatin cottage cheese. But you cut the | 1 cup euisnes pepiedi julee fat away from those chops or that | (tresn or canned) > . > _ h of salt steak: you quietly leave the 10 “diced membrane. ine ermine gravies. sections cup nal veal seeded white grapes You eat your vegetabies with- out sauees, your salads without mayonnaise or oil dressings, You learn how delightful an herb- flavored vinegar — garlic, basil or tarragop—tastes on hot cooked vegetables and salads. You have a mid-morning or after- Foil for Pie Tins ; Stir in grapefruit juice and salt. to mold. Chill until firm, ae seven servings noon snack; a glass of tomato juice, nonfat milk or buttermilk Aluminum foil pie pans—in dif- Maybe a cup of coffee or tea ferent szes and shapes—are won- but no Danish pastry derful for deep-freezing You have one dessert a day, but you choose the low-fat, low-| They re easy sugar desserts and cut down on inexpensive! to pack and blessedly | ag FH PONTIAC PRES. 7TH — citWacbing ‘Simplifies Pound-Paring—€ fowd :|Made Post-Haste Next time you entertain your for home-| you buy made pies, cupcakes, custard, etc. | shapes (square or round) and cov- ¥ mere ee NOVEMBER 51 — club group, or are the beverage at the church supper, have this trick up your sleeve, people using the recently devel- oped streamlined method and in- stant coffee. Instant Coffee for 25 People + twe-ounce jer tistant coffee 1 gallon very water Empty the jar of instant coffee 'Foam Rubber Cushions The divan or studio couch never |looks so inviting as when decked | with comfy looking pillows. They’re easy to make yourself it foam -rubber cushion | er with bright corduroy, velveteen | !or antique silk. ng RDLER’S YOU GET... = aay SPARE RIBS BY THE PIECE 39: SLAB BACON FOR ONLY UPER MKT. 99: 1200 BALDWIN AVE. ~ For Your Food Dollar! Michigan Silver Floss TOMATO SAUER | ATSUP| KRAUT z Adler's Lew Price... To ae Pe 1G or Large Package ~ - w Van Camp's Tall No. 303 Can Beef Stew~ 29° | WHITER: anc a = we epee _ ° = J Ul CE ane as = 106 JIFFY PACKAGE JIFFY CORN PACKAGE Pie Crust Mix. 1Q¢ i MUFFIN MIX 1Q¢ AMERICA’S FAVORITE SHORT’NING DOROTHY MA-MA DOLL.... “= Swe 498 PETER’S LINK | a PORK a Lean & Meaty Peter's PHONE FE 2-9912 Tt only takes seconds with no effort at all to make coffee for_25 NEW YORK—One day soon shop magazine. This is possible because of a new | and unique machine which has Tanalve gelatin in hot water.| into a large container. Add the | Of several major food processors, | hot water and stir. Serve with | the magazine says. Five commer- Chill until slightly thickened. Fold! cream and sugar to taste. Makes cial units are installed in produc \in-grapefruit and grapes. Pour in-/1 gallon (25 5ounce servings.) | tion lines throughout ‘enough sugar o! proven successful in the pilot plants = eere ee the oun electrically seals the The machine handles 56 units a_ minute. in in Airless Wrap! fresh, according to a current trade | i rt gas is jetted into the because a high vacuum atrain on the container, it Hable te fuptaretrexough- Sealed, the package filled with wiv Ves Ts" one-brand-ot-comed beef CORNED BEEF HASH — Here is a choice, easy-to-prepare dinner that the whole family will love . . , canned corned beef hash, fried apple slices and the scones shown above or your own baking powder Siscuits: Add a-green salad-and dessert. Canned Corn Beat Heer Rates High With Menfolk serve corned beef hash at least once a week, principally because “Wien do-net—get-4t at -home2..... = Favorite among many house- ish which contains no onion as gas can withstand the weight of a 200-pound man, the magazine says The amazing keeping qualities of | the samples tested in laberataries | do many brands. The makers say}|~ It’s too hard to make, so most +4t-is easy to add onion, but im-| homemakers skip it until they dis. canned corn beef hash, such uniform high it has grown and possible to take it out. | cover Canned Cormmed—beet—hash ts a+ which poor tha are attributed to the extra removal partieularly good buy. . Another qué ality ef oxygen which the system | advantage of this product is that | Srown in popularity. achieves It takes the package. it's so perfeet for children’s tunch Corned Beef Hash Slices and down to about 0.5 per cent oxygen High in meat proteins, it makes) Fried Apple Slices and then seals it effectively. an -e@asy-to-serve, hot - noonday 3 cans coraeé decf hash Tmeal. It can actually be tumbled Bes oo A tough crust on a cake may! be caused by too much flour, not} shortening, too hot on oven or baking the cake too | long into a pan and heated in four min- utes. While we are on the subject, did you know that 90 per cent of the restaurants = the sosee of corned beef hash, slide out con. | tents and cut in four slices. Place in lightly greased hot skillet and cook until brown and crisp. Children love its good A big glassful goes _down_in a burry! Little boys and _ girls (and big ones, _ too) Tove that fresh-milk flavor. _ Gives them all the bone and muscle- ilk, too ...and costs only i about 9¢ a quart! __ IN TWO SIZES AT_YOUR GROCER’S peeled) in butter or shortening, Let cook slowly until tender and somewhat transparent. Watch them carefully se they don’t burn. x Surround the browned corned } beef slices with the fried apples. j It desired, sprinkle the apples | lightly with powdered sugar. | Serves four. | Left-over Storage dibs and dabs of food that have to be refrigerated. A little grated or sliced cheese, a few pieces of meat or some drained cooked teft- over vegetables will all store well in these bags. - Use That Food Blancher A large aluminum food blancher, }so useful in preparing foods for the home freezer, may also be used |for cooking spaghetti, sterilizing la baby’s bottles. frying in deep fat and for boiling a smoked —— ham or fowl F Recent Births 1 a | Below are recent births report ed to Pontiac City Health Depart- jment. The father’s name is given for each child. Bors James R. Porritt, 127 Mark Prancis W. Anderson, 329 Third Lee R. Bradford, 148 Seward Nolan E. McConnell, Po®tiac Township Donald A Nelson. Drayton Plains Joseph &. Pinter, Bloomfield Hills Prederick J Réynard, Watertord Joseph H Durso, 481 Lakeside | Harold Jf LeVescomte dr, To«nship Revert T Cox, 63 Norton _ Rea;mond Slater. TI Khill Jonn G. Thomas, Tres Neil W. Gardner, Pontiaeg Township Howard H. Shipiey, 86 MN. Jonnson Jackie C Swartrbaugh, Independence Bernard Rudolph, §75 Bradford William H. Musgrave, 23 Delaware George HH QOibson, Rete on Pei ee Gail Wheeler, 63 Parke Alfred M. Carlsen, Clarkston Chester N. Priestap, Waterford Kenneth M. Strine, 136 Marquette Jobn L. Waldo, 32 Pine Grove paola Ww. Wi + ie R Open both ends of chilled | ter, Waterford #67 Oakiand Robert D Rettman, 4033 Arcadia —— W.sTailey er Frank J. Kucera, 59 pl Pablo Gonzales, 380 J Sart PF. Bartlett John c Whar 199 Osmen Sentiis Vv Moclgemery. Waterford Andrew’ G. Blakely, 368 Seward Girts Charles H_ Burrell, Auburn Heights Raymond P Beardsiey, 485 Walton wel ago Alfred H. Daugherty. Fiz ————— William & White Henry B "been White Late Byron O. Stoothoff, Charles E- Mersino, h Seth Trov Donald A. Noble, Lake Orion Bennie G. Webb, 16 Belmont John E. Dunsmore. Rochester dt., 314% Wessén Archie Croft, 16 Walnut Harold G- Frank L. Welch, Milter William Mackey J a Irw Frederick J, Parquhar, Watertord Roy J. Clayton Jr. 227 Going Alonse Adams, 605 Highland William C. Trousdale, Pontiac To*!- Douglas C. Colton, Commerce Robert A. DeBoer, 200 Sanderson yer sa sce SO v \ - + ‘ bd o a PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5,_1953 (365) and ‘about two on absorb- with horse- . Makes 12 2 s J | an water 4 CUP evaporated milk 4 ee diced cocked ham : evaporated red Er ae a lel % cup evaporated milk + heat. Blend in flour. Add water Melt butter in saucepan over | sradually and cook until three-| ham croquettes or meat loaf. slowly to| Makes six to eight servings. "| and salt. Serve immediately on | FILLED APRICOT COOKI Cookies are easily made and most attractive . . year. Delicate brown cookies with sun-gold apricot filling and cups of hot tea establish a feeling of well-being among your guests. NTIAC = These sweet Filled Apricot . any season of the o cookies. Filled Apricot Cookies He cups sifted enriched flour teaspoon salt 1 cup shortening Tales Surro = When +such-a-universal favorite? Several legends account for the discovery of coffee as a beverage. | One relates the story of an Arab chief who was taken ill in Persia. A wise Persian cured him with a drink brewed from some wild ber- World's Favorite Drink a tepersemegoenesoo ts ao AANET ODELL, poured that fragrant cup of hot coffee this morning, did . you wonder how coffee became Be ee — — Another First by Domino! America’s Largest _| ' | LIGHT BROWN and | CONFECTIONERS XXXX — These item as avetlable, may rect be purchased at a savings Waker WITH to 4 with our card plan. av us 1-O+. Covered Sauce Pen 4.00 $1.99 2.04. Covered Sauce Pan 4.80 2.89 7% Covered Sauce Pan 5.30 3.29 . Covered Sauce Pan 6.00 3.69 sor Dutch Oven 925 4.99 6!/,-in. Frying Pan 240 ~«*4.59 84,-in. Frying Pan 3.25 4.69 10-4 Frying Pon 3.75 (2.39 ‘10-in. Fryer 650 3.39 a in. : . on Sridde 365 1.99 15-in, Steak Platter $25 2.99 10-O+. 12.00 5.99 15-in, Ovel Roaster 1100 i Oval Roaster . oe ee Open Roasting Pen 6. J sCip Drip Coffee Maker “855 . 5.49 8-Cup_Percolator 750- 4.99 ideal for gifts SATISFACTION 30 DAYS TRIAL Gtanaxreen - —— | Orange Crackles und Coffee, Coffee, as a food, is fairly cent, The Greeks and Romans knew nothing about it. By the 15th Century it was being drunk in _ total coffee consumption, the | amount per capita is below that __| of some of the European coun- | | sareket Once Pere ted Less than a hundred years ago, | home-roasting of coffee was a} | matter of course. People resisted commercial roasting. But final ac- ceptance of it increased the cén- Each of us has his favorite way of making and drinking coffee. So it is with nations who each have a special way of preparing- coffee. Cafe au Lait (French) Use equal parts of hot milk and | __Leoffee.-To serve if the true French | manner, pour both into the cup at | the same time. Serve at once. stove and bring to a boil again. | Repeat this three times. Let- pot stand off flame for a few minutes before serving. Eight to 10 servings Whole Family Likes Yes, you save 1/3 to /, now .. . save every. time you use it! There's less waste and shrinkage, less peeling and paring; you use less fat or shortening; it cooks meat extra tender and delicious . . . can cut your fuel ; ‘cup water re-| . are 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Apricot Filling 1 cup chopped cooked dried apricots cup suger - 2 tatbespoons butter or margarine Cool. Makes about 2's dozen 2-inch cookies. Third Recipe Given- for Anniversary Pie Here’s recipe No. 3 for making Orange Coconut Anniversary Pie *. cup melted butter *%» cup pecan halves Put quick fudge“mix into bowl. | Add eggs. grated orange rind, | orange juice and melted butter. Beat with rotary beater until thoroughly blended. Stir in pecan | halves. Pour into unbaked crust. Bake | at 375 degrees for # minutes until | filling is set. Cool. Serve with) Whipped cream. Makes § ak SWELL PRIZES 150 Ist PRIZES RALEIGH ENGLISH BICYCLES " 150 “featherweight lifelike Howdy Sooae Pepps’ button — Howd pon site. bal About. RES igh. 1000 4th PRIZES HOWDY DOOOT DOODLE BALLS AN ENGLISH BIKE Me a a VAT S gd, fnter Howdy Dood | Coloring Conte servings. ? - at. , children get plenty of vitamin C. | | Here’s an interesting way of pro- viding it. You'll please the whole | _ family. Orange Crackle Cookies | 8 tablespoons (‘4 pound) butter er margarine 1 cup sengear 1 can (6 os) frozen orange juice, un- | | @iluted 4+—__.3_cups_all.purpose_fieur i [ M%® ¢t baking sods Glaced fruit for garnish | Place butter or margarine over low heat until melted. Cool slightly, ‘then blend with sugar. Add fresh- | frozen orange juice, undiluted and | | mix well. Sift flour with baking | | soda and add gradually to orange | , mixture. Knead on floured board | until dough is blended. Roll out ¥-inch thick. Cut into rounds with | 2-inch cooky-cutter. | Place on greased cooky sheets | and garnish with glaced fruits (op- tional). Bake in moderate (375) |oven 10-12 minutes until golden | brown. Place on cooling rack im- | mediately. Approximately 4% - 5) dozen cookies. Potatoes bake mealier if a bit of is cut the oven. 4 v9 | | We all want to be sure thal Sar?’ * Oo Rich. So Pd SH RSI eee Delicious ‘than with ground coffee / ‘So Uniform_ you just cart make a bad cup of cof Why yeu can moke better coffee every time with Nestié's Instant Genuine Coffee: © Nestié’s® is all pure coffee—100% COFFEE. Has the true, deliciour flavor of the world's choice beans. * Unlike ground coffee, Nestlé’s rich-roasted flavor can’t be lost between grinding and brewing. ® No flavor is lost in your coffee- maker. Every drop you drink has Ask your grecer teday for Nestié’s In- stent Coffee. t's se good, se uniform, you jvet con? make @ bed cup of coffee! + ‘SAVE UP TO 25¢ srw 0 BY DRINKING NESTLE'S. INSTANT COFFEEY GROUND COFFEE i / ae ae dee ‘ —ealnGebigghital Sunday - Dict supper cover it Beko hot water and let! flakes it ca, wana Oi WAL [. SM aah ac 8 aa a ik a aa a Sirs sila edad i er oe — sn 42 ——— A | = : ie RS = . \ : | : = te ' t be NS : ‘ \ R ' _ = ‘ i __) THE PON TIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5 5, 1958 = = ee Es Creamed smoked hadddck makes! dish. To freshen the haddock, | it stand over low heat until it ‘ih roc, : tit! U We bed It’s Alive -- It’s Fresh’ -- Taste the Difference! ¥2-5 Lb. Average c , White Rock FRYERS .... Lb. 4-8 Lb. Average Roasting HENS... 52° SAVESSSS _ DUCKS - STEWERS - All Poultry Dressed Free of Charge Hen Turkeys Lorge Fresh 68 ¢ Wild AY ¢ Chor Cc 12-16 Lb. e Ib. avg. wifi ii EGGS....... RABBITS... yA PLLA PLL ~ Walleye Pike.......... , : Perch.............. ‘a 39. - = Silver Bass............ | RED SNAPPER — OYSTERS — FRESH and SALT WATER FISH of ALL-KINDS People’s Fish & Poultry Market #2-South-Segina _—Wholesale.and Retail— __FE_4-1521 SAMA NT — A AOR AMA i ——stinine FROG LEGS CATFISH” 2s "6900 49° ub 48: : iil un Theyre Going Fast! Be SureYou Get Your BSE eB eS eSeaewBaeasea as & = RE AT NO EXTRA COST jw ge eo J to So ae. “ omd 3 Up. TORR BO baad ho - - Tops for Lunch What on earth would mothers do without peanut bulter? For that matter, what did children eat for lunch before there was any peanut butter? Used it for a tasty sandwich, along with a. filling tomato sé&p The soup is a bit different: it's made with tomato salami and elhow macaroni JUICE T Reais 2'e¢ cups tomate juice 2‘¢ cups water « Cup diced salami hees e.100OwW Mereron No ji can tomato water and macaroni minutes rvings, 1 « Combine jue Saiam in saucepan hot sp each Summer 10 \iakes 4 Se Serve * Lemon Adds Tang to Barbecued Ribs adds tang to for barbe ar . wnat the lemon es fk as * Lemon Barbecued Ribs + nT parte “oe Currys ir preces; pace rrr act ing pan and brown at 430 for 56 nutes, Drain off fat Combine naining ingredients except the ed lemor brush over spare ribs. Place a siice of lemon on each piece of meat. Reduce heat to SF) for che hour basting frequent- th sauce. Serves five to six (era) thicknessesof waxed - paper . over their tops with string ae nee ae ee Sp eae ae if: fj ! ‘¢ | —R’ ‘ . * m3 id * ; 7 b vag « ail, aed ? | non-caloric Low in Calories— Sometimes the hardest restric. rade het eo _i down on desserts. or eating |desserts that have little eye-ap- peal. A happy solution is this no-bake refrigerator cake made with un- flavored gelatin. It has beauty and dessert satisfaction and very few calories into the bargain. In the first place, unflavored geta- tin which creates the chiffon tex. ture is all protein. . , no sugar | added. When the gelatin is com. bined with eggs, whipped evapo- rated milk, fresh lemon rind and sweetening tablets the | dessert adds up to only 86 calories | per serving — saccheriae, of 20 | Low Calorie Chiffon Cake 1, cup cold water Non-caloric sweetening tablets (20 % Ne €78M4 suce- x teaspoon salt : teaspoon grat _ lemon rind cup lemon Jule : en) velepe aihacasel gelatin } eggs separated 2, cup tey cold evaporated milk, whipped 6 chocolate cookies, finely rolled Line an 8-cup loaf pan with waxed paper which has been cut te fit, SCHOOL DAY LUNCH—Youngsters will go for | enriched white bread, carrot curls and Tomato-Roni ¢ombine in top of double boiler ’ s lunch: American cheese and _ lettuce en + Seup. whole wheat bread, peanut butter and lettuce on | Nut Crunch Candy ‘Rich in Molasses: ‘Sandwich With Cheddar and Don't Forget Salod Puddings Attractive Steamed Individually Here's a nutritious. good-tasting Puddings —are~ attractive’ when . . 7 , ar -asy-to-prepare lunch for that they are steamed individually in, and easy-to-prepare lunc ’ ! J 7” A candy excellent for gifts or day when you're doing a big clean Six-ounce . jelly e } P o_ 7 oe = for home enjoyment is molasses ing job. Serve canned cream of ire to grease the glaSses well and fill them about half full with the pudding batter Cover them closely by tying sev- nut crunch. Simple of ingredients tomato soup, toasted cheddar and preparation, this candy also cheese sandwiches and salad of offers the nutrition of iron-rich mo- unpeeled red apple mixed with lasses and the food values of nuts celery and mayonnaise Molasses Nut Crunch —T 1 cup unsulphured molasses cups and arrange the sandwiches ° | 4 oo butter or margarine cut into triangles. on the side of + teaspoca deding soda the salad plates. It pays to make es ped peanuts or other 1g look appetizing — everr when Combine unsulphured molasses, YOUTe in a hurry: sugar and butter or margarine in a 2-quart saucepan, Place over low heat and stir until sugar is dis- solved. Cook over medium heat until syrup, when dropped in very cold water, separates into threads which are hard but not brittle, or unt candy thermometer reaches; 70 ” Remove from heat: stir in baking | soda. Add nuts. Turn into a _ greased 8-inch square pan: spread quickly. When candy ts slightly : cut into squares. Wrap in vaxed paper Yield: About 1% pounds coo! Custards Are One Way. Custards are a good way to give your family more gilk. It's a) | to serve smooth, velvety, | custards Tier Wiel is be beat them | | only until they coat the spoon — | | then cool them quickly. Vanilla | flavoring is good, but you can also | give variety to custards. Try a good | | | tested recipe that uses a comina- | tion of flavorings. ° “from heat: ' bef: re ¢ water, non - caloric sweetening tab. lets, salt. lemon rind and lemon juice. Soften gelatin in liquid; stir in slightly beaten egg yolks. Cook over hot, nof boiling, water untit mixture thickens cool. Beat egg whites intl stiff; fold in gelatin mixture, Fold in whipped evaporated milk, Spoon one-third of the mixture into prepared loaf pan; sprinkle with one-half of the crushed cook- ies. Repeat, ending with gelatin mixture. Chill until firm. Unmold; if desired, garnish with additional Spoon the salad -into- ng lettuceceoime-crumbs..Makes 10 servings. Boiling water poured over. nuts iz will help to make out clean and rackl! the meals come “4 hole WHEN IT RAINS If POURS” sodized or plain Character Dolls of Many Nations choice FREE! 1 S22 2 SS SS SS SP SSF SS SS SSF SF SS SSS SS BSS SS SS ww Cup Buy Hills Bros. Coffee Measure with the Hills Bros. ‘‘Coffee-Guide” Follow directions printed on the can pt ~ wh tans patton at NE | Your Choice Stokety's Honer Brand FROZEN FOODS 19" of Coffee You Ever Tasted | SS eau none aa aa aaa abanaesseeteeee oceeus sedan Hills Bros. Coffee—a blend of the world’s finest coffees, roasted a few pounds at a time by Hills Bros. exclusive method of “Controlled Roasting,” then vacuum-packed for peak aroma and freshness. , Hills Bros. “Coffee-Guide” conveniently measures for two cups at a time—eliminates wasteful guesswork. Square shape makes it easy to scoop out all the coffee—tight down to the bottom of the can. Keep it always handy in your can of Hills Bros. Coffee. At your grocer’s now! Look for the cans with special “COFFEE-GUIDE” label. (Limited time only—while supply lasts!) TREAT YOURSELF TO HILLS BROS NEVER-CHANGING GOODNESS TODAY! ‘BEEF -- - reac SAUSAGE PRODUCTS POULTRY FREE With purchase of groceries at our market. Save cash register receipts to total $50... Bring them in and select the doll of your ie Mich. U. S. No. A weondertul thin-skinned potato, ideal for baking. boiling. frying. POTATOES = 29° , oe 51 gauge 15 denier; choice of shedes. OPEN DAILY—9 to 10 | * “« = aoe ; ae" ” y eee ae | * pie TE wit + ms poe ining tril i* Z ee Remove — some ihe tani : ene ee ee THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1958 Ete : ~~~ [squeezes juice from « lemon inside when you press on the tail. juice flows into a fish-mouth, ‘ ye +: {Plastic Fish for Table. washes by fall brings an abundance of lean gelatin. Its fine clear flavor blends well with other foods for many des- grass-fed beef to market; cool wet sert and salad ideas. Not surpris- rinsing. iki days are just the time to simmer Here orange-flavored gelatin -serves a-twofold purpose—it helps utes before serving time; - they shouldn't be overcooked. Brown Beef Stew 1 Ib beef or veal shoulder (boneless) 1 teaspoon salt « teaspoon pepper The mixture is blended with me- ringue and heaped in parfait glasses for chilling. A wonderful dessert for those who like some- thing “a little different” in the * . ‘, teaspoon paprika '% pe 2 flour 2 tablespoons fat 1 cup water ior leftewer vegetable juice} 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1 teaspoon kitchen bouquet 1 tablespoon catsup 4 medium potatoes (pared) * : 4 medium eplons (peeled) Cut meat into bite-size pieces. Roll in blended salt, pepper, papri- ka and flour to coat each piece and brown in fat in a heavy ket- tle. Add water or juice and season- Cover and cook until ‘ BROWN BEEF STEW—Stew makes a delicious | vegetables add to its goodness. Be glad if some ings and simmer about two hours. dish that is also easy on the pocketbook. The less | is left, for stew always tastes better after standing aos Add the prepared vegetables. tender cut of meat can be wu: andi all sorts of | a day. vegetables, : aot, are tender. Serve piping hot. If the broth is too thin, thicken it with a tablespoon of flour mixed with .one-fourth cup cold water. Boil, stir and taste. Try Banana Milk Shake A chocolate banana milk shake will delight a small boy or girl. To make it, press a banana through a coarse sieve and mix it with a cup of cold milk and choco- late syrup to taste. | | ‘Tint Pie in Autumn Hues Of course, fresh-frozen orange juice is good for something beside the morning eye-opener. Today we put it in a pie—a delicious orange gingersnab pie with the orange and brown tints of fall leaves. You get a good, concentrated undiluted juice. It's a fresh, tangy taste, something to put the sparkle touch of glamour. New for some hinté on prepar- fis Piste five! <4? ask mend the double boiler here. You one egg whites cooperate much better when you beat them at room tempera- in an everyday pie, and add a/ ‘Orange and Gingersnaps | \to boil? That is why we recom: | cup sugar, about 2 i ' he cup cold water ‘Deluxe Baked Potato ture. So let them stay out of the refrigerator a while before beating , — you'll get that much more vol- ume. Orange Gingersnap Pie Gingersnaps $ cabienpecn | ’ right on the package. ' good for one pockage of H , - : MUDSON WHITE TABLE NAPKINS ' i" MR.-GROCER: The bearer of thie soupon ts entitied to « tree pack. | age of Hudson White Table-Wipkins. This coupon ts redeemable at ' is the prevailing retail priée for Hudson White Table Napkins ON! Y ‘ a | Two cents for handling plus postage will be allowed: Send via third ' 'e lass mail _insired to Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp, 505 Park Avenue ; New Yetk 22%. Y. Invoices proving purchase of sufficient stock 4 nt \ 1H der Cover a a ; mBhine wnaeh Dhara F a ged pay any sales tax. Coupon ¥ Use is restric as cS j : DAIRY CO; c limits t te ® customer mer will please Fe caine tnt eteress : Prot in. Mixes _ 208. Nowerd FEG-2061. 2 SiieKie MO aac a . : . ) : : } ce : Son enna an enesaseanaeeesenanacan ‘ j ee ae ——— = i ? i 4 A 4 e ra }| i "s PR Nr re ‘ ae ye as { r 0 are, i ee «3 s a Bae FORTY-FOUR. ! It you have # shoehorn. Fries a maar small trowel al | BREAST-0-CHICKEN chunk pack Dole | | } try was begun. Until that ‘even the favorite canned salmon ods of canning.”’ an unusual food is somewhat above beef and equiv- as due greater efficiency and faster meth ‘Tuna. Boasts-Protein Value Above Beef, Equal to Milk By JANET ODELL highly respected, but dangerous | Because the expected number of| eceupation: | sardines failed to appear off the} Most of the fishermen are ol | West Coast in 1903, the tuna indus- . time | Scendants of European seacoast the canned fish in value, topping for as long as two or three months But their incentive is great ; Nev. 5 to 14 is National Tuna/ a full load of tuna is worth $100,- Week. In celebration of the fiftieth 000. After expenses are paid, the anniversary of the tuna industry,|;men and the owner share the you can expect to find plenty of} profits this protein-packed food on_ the A little more than two pounds of grocer's shelves raw fish are needed to make one to * d production INnCTe ase bvery housewife ‘is familiar with the three grades of tuna | and buys according to her nee The solid-pack which comes in j, the largest size can is mainly cot Nutritionally speaking. tuna is Its protein value ! Melt $ Slices spreads! SMOOTH- MELTING ei Biscuit Mock Lasagne 1 package. feady-to-bake biscuits 1 cup cottage cheese 1 8-outce can spaghetti sauce 2 slices sharp process cheese Arrange unbaked biscuits in ob-|F_ long baking dish (10x6x2 inches)./ ~ Pat out biscuits te make top sur-|[- 4 face even. Bake in hot oven (425) | Remove from! oven. Lower oven heat to (350). Price-conscious Mrs. America Pound of canned fish. Live tuna wilt welcome the news that Weigh anywhere from 12 to 250 canned tuna noW costs tess-than | Pounds, depending on the species 8 to 10 before World War Il In The beginning,anly.albacore, or ““white-meat” tuna was canned. | Edwin L Morris, execuyve d Now 40 per cent is light-meat tuna, | biscuits. rector of the Tuna Research Foun canned from five other species of over all | dation explained the lower cost the “fis sauce. gs minutes. Pour spaghetti VERNOR’S GINGER ALE streamlined renga ae Sa ae eared ede For Fam be Seay Fs | in the whole family when you start the day with this tasty combi- Spread“ tottagecheese..over hot | nation of succulent fresh pork sausage, flapjacks, fried apple rings, ssectt Stewed-fruit and a beverage. Place cheese slices over Return to moderate oven 330) and bake 10 to 15 minutes or until cheese is melted and lightly | browned Serve at once. Makes four serv- | THE PONTIAC. PRESS, “THURSDAY, NOVEMBER §, 1958 Mock — Made i in Hurry it takes ages to make. That is |tuna had been well known to dwellers, with son following father fine ifsyou have lots of time to Southern California fishermen, but; for generation after generation. | prepare a meal. But if you are in had not been regarded as a food Since the tuna is a fish of the open|a hurry, try | this fish. In 1953 canned tuna will lead | Ocean, the tuna-clippers are at sea| American version of Lasagne, de- | Veloped by a national dairy con- for | cern LUMBERJACK BREAKFAST—There won't be an ax to grind | favorite: Masculine Sele Won! ‘by Lumberjack Breakfast | jtems of transportation, apples never go completely off our mar- conscious. We're reminded of all the happy apple-ducking parties — and of the wonderful desserts that can be made with this palatable, }healthful and- comparatively inex- | Densive fruit. | For instance, here is a perennial Apple Strudel. This | streamlined Apple Strudel is made with a layer of cornflakes—rather than a crust. Quickest one we —— to do: Apple Strudel 5 cups cornflakes 3 tablespoons butter or margarine ay cups sliced apples 4, cup sugar, granulated or browns 1 teaspoon cinnamon In buttered 1'2-quart casserole, n To please big and little jacks {needs. and protein is an essential | Place a layer of 2 cups cornflakes, | alike, surprise them some morning | Part of the meal mouth- -watering | It's fun to use shiny tin | plates and serve the beverages—in+ 'with this hearty, of they are rising. and for glazing piety —Remember that breakfast should | ' supply one- third of the day's food” FRIENDLY MKT. &y. j alent. to ‘mitk.- Numerous vitarmns > with a small percentage of smal! and minerals, such as iodine which pieces to fill out the can . Pastry Brush Is ‘Handy prevents goiter, add to its impor-' chunk-size tuna; and the flake or Keep a pastry brush within easy | preakfast tance es food. And doesn't it) grated tuna which consists of the reach in your kitchen, and use it | taste good +simall pieces left when the other to grease pans, to spread melted, Tuna fishing is a fascinating ‘WO grades aré patked : shortening over peast doughs while tin cups —-story—att by 1tselt. Commercial | For sandwiches and any ty pe tuna fishing is ah honorable, | filling this last is the best buy crust We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities! GIVES qd Holdens RED STAMPS FRIDAY & SATURDAY! Supply of Coffee Mrs: H. G. 69 Euclid, Pontiac Winner of $10.00 Food Basket 204 Mt. Eagle. Milford TUNA Winner of 6 Months’ Walther Helen Van Gordon PIREE at WO EXTRA COST HILLS & U. S. Choice Beef POT ROAST Armour SAUSAGE 39%. Armour Star Whole or Half SLAB BACON No. 1 Roll Semi-Boneless PORK 43: BUTTS. +55: Michigan 10 lb. bag Potatoes... 35° COBFEF Fancy, Ripe 14 oz. pkg. Tomatoes... 19° Hamilton Grade A Lerge EGGS Cc) Hills Bros "Coffee-Guide" HUDSON WHITE NAPKINS .... Get o FREE Package with coupon on pege 43 Pkg. 60's 0; 4 | minutes te cook the meat thor- } 1%: cups apples and one-fourth cup | sugar. Sprinkle with half of the cinnamon and dot with 1 tablespoon of butter. Reapeat, Grea ssgm vee | Top with remaining cornflakes Coffee or milk and sugar; dot with remaining but- To cook the sausage, place it in | ter. Cover casserole. Bake in mod- ~ Lumberjack Breakfast Stewed fruit Fresh pork sausage 1 i an unheated frying pan and cook erate oven (375) about 35 minutes it over Tow-heat--Let the sausage—or_unlil apples are tender. Serve cook slowly, turning each sausage hot or cold with cream. Six serv- ings Note: If apples are not juicy, add about 2 tablespoons. of water to strudel before baking: if not tart, sprinkle a few drops of lemon juice over apples jonce or twice and pouring off fat las it accumulates it will take about -1? to 15 | oughly. Be careful not te punc ture the casings. That way you keep the juices in the sausa where they belong. The drippings should be saved for later use in flapjacks, white sauces, and for frying-eggs You'll want ta use some of the Proper Choice of Wines Adds Gourmet Touch flavorful © sausage drippings to fry Dining in or dining ouf, wihe the apple rings. Cut one-half-inch makes the meal for those who thick apple slices and sprinkle | enjoy it — if you know how to them—-with—a- tittle brown siigar. |Chdéose the right one' Armed with Fry them in the sausage fat about the fundamental facts about wine. eight minutes |} youll>be able to buy the best wines and will know how each one will taste. _ The five best-known table wine pes, says a current magazine, Salty Pretzels Rertect to Serve | ty ,are_ claret and burgundy red wines) and sauterne. Rhine and in ‘Any Course chablis (white wines) An ancient order of monks once Most red and white table used pretzels to reward children | wines are simply variations of for good behavior. Today, you. can reward all the family and your guests, too, by serving crisp pret- | zels with every course. standards of quality, they differ They come in many different widely in character and merit. shapes, including regular pretzels, | Most of the red wines are com- miniature pretzels, nuggets, rods pletely dry. They have a rich. and sticks | sometimes tart or even astringent With appetizers: Pretzels are | favor that blends well with red really good with tomato and fruit meats, game and highly seasoned juices and add zest to the flavor | food. of your favorite salad. Place’ White table wines range from several pretzels'on each individual | the dry and tart to the sweet and serving plate. | full-bodied. Their delicate flavor With soups: Serve always-fresh blends best with white meats, fowl pretzels with all your soups. They | and seafoods. give just the right touch of salty; White wines differ from red crispness that brings out the true | Wines in a very significant way. flavor of your favorite soup. Heap | Most white wines are fermented pretzels in two or three bowls |ffom the juice alone, which is placed conveniently around the |@rawn off from the grapes im- naturally take to the salty crunchi- ness of pretzels. Serve the pretzels on your bread and butter plates. (They are goed, too* when crushed and used in the stuffing of roast duck, chicken or turkey.) With desserts: Have you ever | tried eating pretzels with ice cream, pies, or fruit desserts? You will be surprised how pretzels, with theig, large salt crystals, accent the flavor of your best desserts and make them taste bet- ter. Arrange the pretzels around each dessert plate. nae you are pan-broiling steak | or chops, be sure to pour off any | fat that accumulates in the skillet | asthe meat_cooks...— t | mediately after they are crushed. table With fish and meats: Fish and aa “ this. white , a yor oysters. shrimp and lobsters. — Ss ee wines get from the tannin of the grapes skins and seeds. ‘Harvest Rabbit Yummy Served on Toast Slices You Can harvest a surprisingly colorful meal for autumn supper from your refrigerator. Start with your favorite recipe for rabbit. Add cooked vegetables, such as whole kernel corn, peas, chopped celery and a little chopped pepper, Just before serving, add_freshto- ‘| mato wedges. Toast bread slices on both sides. To serve Harvest Rabbit, alternate. |two layers, each, of toast slices | and the vegetable-cheese mixture, ‘starting Sith toast. CEYEPE The Por. VELVET BRAND GALLON ALL FLAVORS Miracle Whip SALAD DRESSING — it’s fun. deliciokis OUT TO. DINNER! You and yours will enjoy the food and pleasant surroundings at HOMADE—Pontiac’s finest cafeteria, lunch and bokery counters. ae of ey urday—Roast Pork and CHEF'S SPECIAL: Friday and Sat- 69° Dressing. . We cater to wis The Sign of Quality parties Fruit —— made to order cu SPECIAL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY from 4: ale to Mies P.M, ROAST YOUNG TURKEY . end banquets. rental * | HOMADE FOOD SHOP ; ee senna ee ee “Auyond 40 ubis oy GINAW STREE pa se EEA Quick cracker cake is that “something good to have in the | © house” when folks just drop in|] =) for a friendly visit. You keep|/ 7) it in the refrigerator and slice ||) it to serve it, Sliced thin, it |) looks fancy, tastes wonderful, You needn't even wash a you can pack it right into a butter carton to mold in tidy| ® sha that these “refrigerator” cook- fes don’t even require baking.| > Just slice them, and there they | > ~——=gre; ready to serve: To Grand with a cup of tea or} )% coffee, or with ice cream, you can also spot festive little; — slices of quick cracker cake |” among plainer cookies on a ha platter, and dress things up for | > — unexpected company. ——.. Quick Cracker Cake 1 package (1 cup) semi-sweet chocolate % cup peanut bdutter 1% cups sifted confectioners’ sugar ing \ teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons instant -coffee ‘y cup boiling water 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 ese. . 3 cups finely crumbled unsalted ereckers Melt semi-sweet chocolate morsels over hot,..not. boiling water. Blend in peanut butter, confectioners’ sugar, shorten- ing and salt. Combine instant coffee and boiling water; stir into chocolate mixture. Remove from heat; cool. Stir in vanilla and egg. Add rolled crackers; mix well. Pack firmly into a small loaf pan or butter carton. Shape ice cream. Try Fish Fillets Rolled Up With Herb Dressing Instead of broiling the next = filléts you plan to serve the fami- | ly, try this interesting idea that | puts an herb dressing in rolled-up fillets. We think you'll tike it. Fish Roll-ups With Herb- Stuffing | \); 1 pound fillets of sole or flounder Y tablespeons wa ~ 2 tablespoons bomeer or margarine teaspoon crushed basi! Cut fillets in serving sized pieces, __ if necessary. Sprinkle with salt and | with butter in pan. Yield: Five to six servings. Herb Stuffing q tablespoon lemon juice \ = poor salt ~ dash pepper 2 teaspoons chopped parsiey * 1 teaspoon crushed ba \4 teaspoon crumbled. aries dill er Gill seed 1 tablespoon minced onions 1 cup soft bread crumbs . crumbs and toss lightly with a fork, mixing well. : : To Clean Suede Shoes Because those suede shoes lead such a busy life, running from morn_till night. keep a bottle of suede dressing on hand to give them that ever ‘‘ready to step out” look. During the Russo Japanese war serve rice properly to the Japanese soldiers. Energy-giving rice balls were distributed to the men even ee See pe. "7 What is left over can be|) rolled into a cylinder shape in | "7 = the same way that you prepare | || refrigerator cookies, and used | © as wanted. The difference is| | the tea comes from, they call it Kia-fey. We Americans know it } better as “draw one,” “Java,” Mom Will Seure Touchdown With Spaghetti Meal Menus that “kick goal” 5 eee eee. ee a KAFFEE SCHLAGG—Shown here is the favorite coffee concoc- tion of the Viennese. Definitely not for dieters, with its huge mound of frothy whipped cream, it is the sort of drink to be enjoyed on a cold fall or winter afternoon. All Nations Love Coffee, but Names, Flavors Vary The Viennese call it Kaffee; the | extra-fine sieve or cloth filter and serve with sugar and_ whipped cream. Serves two-three. Arabic Coffee Many Arabic families like to have cinnamon and cloves with their “Qahwah"” (coffee). They grind these-spices-and add it to _| their coffee at the table. Shut That Freezer Door i A freezer should not be opened _}oftener than necessary. When you do open it remove the food you want as quickly as possible and close the freezer at once. Paying prevent a freezer from frosting over too rapidly. 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FRUIT CAKE MIX "= §9¢ Chef-Boy-Ar-Deg SPAGHETTI saus 58 N PORK LOIN ROAST.. and MEAT 15 Oz: Sliced Pineapple No. 2 Can. 25: Perk in our two big specious parking areas » we carry out your peckages. | Dinner Time COFFEE ee ie... SSS SS OY a De TD a ea ee en ane i Ogg OO a A te” Sh” a” ee ee eee SS aN ee nest tenn bE AER ES ed spi nach ———— > tasted spinach like this? _FORTY-SIX~ _ ——— by freezing some of the fla- cool drinks of the same flavor. | more tender meat servings. WHOLESALE DEPT. Store Hours: T A.M, ‘til 4 P.M. Daily Phone FE 2-9114 Free Delivery RETAIL DEPT. Mea, 3 a. mm. tit 5 p.m. Tues. 8 a. m. tilt 5 p.m. Wed. 8 a. m. till 12 Noon Thurs. 8 a. m. till 5 p. m. ° Fri., Sat. 7 2. m, till 6 p. m. Home-Made Grade No. | Ring Bologna 29i. Pork—Best End LOIN ROAST OAKLAND PACKING HOUSE MARKET ; 77 S$. Saginaw St. YOUNG, TENDER BEEF HOME FREEZER SPECIAL HIND QUARTER BEEF From 100 Lbs. to 140 Lbs. Come in pick out any one you like and pey $5 de- posit... We cut it up FREE MON., TUES., WED. HAM SALE Smoked Whole Hams. 59 Size eR SERRE Boneless---Extra Lean BEEF STEW 49%. CUT-UP —YOUR-CHOICE SMALL STEAKS or Round Steak REPEAT SALE __Boneless. Sirloin Steak "' 59: mc a = oe m= az ~*~ Fe r—) Tea -2a°a@ ‘ can avoid ‘weakening the | vor you'll use -in an. ice cube tray. : Cook. all meat at a low tempera: | of a beverage as ‘ice yd pay use the flavored ice cubes io ture. You'll be rewarded in Try Spicy Ham «poached eggs in Any Egg Dish ‘portant eggs are in providing essential nutrition elements — but perhaps there is need to suggest new ways to serve this vital food which should be eaten frequently. 4 The new way is lo add dev- iled ham to any egg dish. This zestfully seasoned product per- forms a valuable service in making egg dishes always ap- petizing, and adds extra nour- ishment, too. When your family calls for ham and eggs—they'll be de- lightfully surprised to have deviled ham and eggs. Try.any kind of egg dish — on hot toast pread withdesiled ham: eggs scrambled with eges benedict, or perhaps this simple yet appealing Deviled Creole Egg recipe will tempt your family: Deviled ;Creole Eggs 3 tablespoons butter ] amal onion, chop 4 eees 1 can (2's 02) deviled ham 4 slices toast Sizzle butter in large covered skillet. Stir in onion and sauce. Drop in eggs, then drop in|! spoonfuls of deviled ham being eareful not to break the egg yolks. Cover tightly,—reduce heat and cook siowly until whites coagulate. Serve hot on toast A loaf pan that's about 10x5x3 fine for yeast breads inches 18 | breads made with baking powder ; and loaf cakes “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1953 deviled” Hitttrre=« f ae : acuhumedunmen biaemmine oon wad fe wal ra sgh ope Ps aeaeee © treaanarpi 4 vy : Ea — Ft sat ea yt ‘ _ Swe Te eee sie ‘ hos ; 3 2 an ae bs ‘ ‘ at a Pm < FE —— pecua oral Cee err eee Cone ee sein int nit nap asi Erte memset nti lie Aimee tianlian 3 es > A e = = came == dpe. ; &/ j 4 ee ee : wae 4 Pa ae ie ines of serving eggs than any other single food. And, no wonder, for whatever their disguise, they are usually well received and eaten with pleasure. Egg cutlets is one of the more DEVILED CREOLE EGGS—Zestfully seasoned | It’s a delightful dish to serve for lunch or a lazy | deviled ham gives a special lft to any egg dish as | Sunday breakfast. imaginative uses for eggs in main dishes. A delicately seasoned egg mixture is made and chilled until firm. Then molded into cutlet shapes, dipped in egg and cereal crumbs, and fried in hot fat An excellent dish for any meal served with asparagus and rice. Egg Cutlets 2 tablespoons finely chopped onions 2 tablespoons finely chopped grees pepper i‘, cups milk 4, cup flour 4 tablespoons melied fal or l‘g teaspoons salt 1, teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce 8 hard-cooked eggs. chopped drippings Heat onions and green pepper in milk. Blend flour with fat; su into hot milk mixture. Add season ings and cook slowly, stirring constantty until smooth and thick. Remove from heat; fold in hard cooked eggs a Spread about three-fourths-inch this Deviled Creole Eggs supreme demonstrates. | | Spattering. Lecithin is one of the components of egg volk — the one comounenis ot ree vik thw one Bake Liver Patties “Frere in tower one procau WAtH Kraut, Apples There is tion to obsérve-whea—using mar: Today importance New Oleo Fries Foods Without Sputtering Fryingtopdsin_margarine. gives theny a delicious flavor. There was most mothers know the of serving rich vanety meats, for their high a time when margarine spattered and sputtered in the skillet. But that time is past Food technologists found that by ad ‘2 of 1 per cent of lecithin to margarine they could stop the garine for frying. keep the tem- perature low. High temperatures scorch the milk solids which sep- araie out when margarine melts, just as they separate out. when butter melts Vilamin- for growing ‘youngsters. Here's an extra-flavorful dish How long since you’ve Have you ever eaten spinach fresh from the garden—crisp, young, tender, still rich with the flavor of slanting rains and warm summer sun? For dinner tonight, try Seabrook Farms spinach, frozen right on the farm that grows it within minutes after cutting. You’ll taste the difference in every succulent forkful of farm-frozen spinach from Seabrook—the world’s biggest vegetable farm, the world’s biggest freezing plant. poatpenan a> Gena ar ePae ay ——- Seapets eC nes | thats ideal for children. Inexpen | sive pork liver is combined with | sauerkraut and apples. Kraut and Liver Patty Bake Makes 4 to © servings; ‘s pound pork ‘s cup dry bread crumbs 2 tablespoons milk « pound fresh pork sausage ‘a teaspoon salt » ‘s teaspoon pepper ‘« teaspoon sage 2 tubiespoons minced onion 2 tablespoons chopped parsicy T° woe Fy Car ssverkrect 1 eup chepped onions 1 Jonathan apple, cored and chopped Clean liver and grind or chop finely. Soak bread crumbs in milk. | In a bowl, combine liver, softened | bread crumbs, sausage, salt, pep- | per, sage, minced onion and pars- ' ley; mix thoroughly. Chill unfil } firm enough to shape into patties | Tn @ T-quart casserole combine | sauerkraut, onions and apple. | Shape liver mixture into four to six patties and place on top of sauer- kraut mixture Bake, covered in moderate oven (350) one hour. Uncover and con- tnue baking 15 or %) minutes or until patties are browned. For colorful scalloped potatoes add a layer of sliced, raw carrot Bake as usual — but the flavor liver } thick in shallow- greased pan; chill until firm. Cut into squares; mold into cutlet shapes. Crush | cereal into fine crumbs. Dip each RE egg. roll in cereal crumbs, + Fry in hot fat one-fourth-inch deep int browned. turning-oniv once. Serve very hot. Makes sx servings (12 cutlets). nutritional qualities are a “must! Nytrition for Oldsters Is Found in Gelatine } Sinee protein is such a suitable source of nourishment for the older person, tnflavored getatine can be counted on to supplement the day 8 needs This plain gelatine is al!-protein; it contains no sugar. It can be used in jellied salads with diced | meat, fish, fruit and vegetables, + and because of its texture is easy to eat and digest As a mid-morning Of mié-after- noon snack, the gelatine can be taken in fruit juices or milk to give staying power. For this pro- tein drink, empty an envelope of unflavored gelatine into a giess of liquid: let gelatine absorb liquid; stir briskly and drink. If the bev- erage thickens from the gelatine; “add more liquid will be very unusual. Fresh Lake Erie PERCH Cc 29: IE CE IRE au RTE M POTATOES =e LOTS OF FRE STORE HOURS: @ HENS J eN 399i. SIRLOI STEAKS DIXIE HWY. AT. TELEGRAPH § WALUKELE VITAMIN Lerge, Rock, ‘Stewing N E PARKING : AM, te 2 AM. Eggs Disguised- 1 as Novel Cutlets + There are probably more ways ia ie Tc scx ic see BELL-ANS |: een TABLETS—25¢ ALL DRUGOISTS eth apes See our collection of fine Colognes --_Per- _ fumés -- and Exotic toiletries. CLOONAN’S “Where Quality Counts” 72 N. Saginaw FE 2-0161 HELEN KELLER “SEES” hower’s face as she meets him Loses Car, Cracks Ribs; Cited—All in One Day tracksand his car was smacked | Dan Jayne, manager of radio sta-| by a switch engine. The car was carted off to the junk yard. ee ee See ee Helen Keller, a pioneer in siding the handicapped, runs her sensitive fingers over President Eisen- PHOENIX wit was ne Officers : NOVEMBER 5, Sd PRESIDENT—Blind | Later the 73-year-old Miss Keller, speaking feel Ike’s “courage” and “gentile smile.” at the White House. _| dent, and Frank G. Benesh, news | ways to improve the exchange of | | news by radio and television and GRAND RAPIDS (®#—The Mich- | tt , + \igan Associated Press Broadcast- | lp o Associated | ing Association last night elected | The group met in conjunction with the annual convention of the Ee ne oourer He succeeds Milton Greenebaum, | casters at the Pantlind Hotel. of station WSAM, — Earliest meat animal domesti- Rob Downey, ee ee epee ee ay ya events editor of WKAR, East Lan-| now is Iran) probably was the sing, was elected first vice presi- goat, wae Se bbe . Pa %e% P PARK JEWELERS 1 North Saginaw --- Corner of Pike FE 4.1889 b puout TODAY | J ae + " ri ; a1S DI RWARE Piece Aviilanks Hard DELUXE DINNERWARE SERVICE for (4 AT NO i fos b EXTRA Wr aD AL — S 7 a r. ee: BS ‘ . rer pe . MAIL COUPON NOW . . . SHOP IN PERSON! Please send Fairbanks Ward 22K Geld Deco- Pine send he Fatah Ensemble with a Deco | dere acsree F neren to poy Se weal on HONE . eRe Ee TC) CoP eee ee eee eee erry ee eee ee EMPLOYED AT............ | HUSBAND OR WIFE'S NAME E 44-1869 |" Seer eater ee weeeeee ee ‘Police said they were told the America's merchant fleets began youths recently had ' ‘flunked out’'|to decline after 1840 when steam of Charlotte High School. They| engines and iron ships in which were Allen Taylor; 18, and—War-|the English held advantages began ren Atkins and John Clark, both 19.' to be used extensively, ———— —— eR through | her companion, Polly Thompson, said she could| © RICH POODLE COATS SMART STRIPED COATS NEW CHECKED COATS AND MORE. MANY MORE! Usually priced ‘at amas aS j etnies eosin wena $35 and *40 Luxurious flaring coats at unbelievable oo prices! Coats with newest fashion details — pointy collars, curvy collars, scalloped collars... wide cuffs, tight cuffs ... beautiful stitching, velvet trimming]! All master tailored with a care you wouldn't expect at this-price! Handpiped buttonholes, iridescent rayon taffeta linings. - warm interlinings. Come early for the best | choice. Every Fall color. sizes 10 t0 18. OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9 P.M. - abet 7 ae ly 200 NO. SAGINAW ! Ne TRO Batteries, Tools Taken a box of tools were taken from the Holly Sand and Gravel prop- — DALE and NINA MARTIN OL Lom | 412 Main St. Masons Confer Degree dinner beginning at T p. mn HOLLY—Two car batteries oad erty on Grange Hall Road in Holly —- earners according to Oakland © "s deputies. METAMORA — A special: meet- ‘ing will be held here tonight by Metamora F & AM for conferring the Master Mason degree. East- ern Star members will serve a ‘Cage teaue = to Start Dec. 1 Play Will Take Place in the Waterford Township Gymnasium WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — A men’s basketball league will be formed here again this year with play to start Dec. 1, and the Rec- reation Board requests team ros- ters to be submitted by Nov. 23. Sponsors and managers of pros- pective teams may call in their resterg_to the recreation office, | OR 3-9152, according. to Tom Bel- \" recreation director Games in the league will again | be played in the gymnasium of Yeors of experience stand behind every prescription we compound... This priceiess ingredient, experience, assures you of our occurdcy—arid-gives confidence that your doctor’s orders are followed exactly. For all prescription needs, call upom us day or night. ___Beties Schools Meap Better Communities PURDY'S DRUG STORE 321 Main St. - All men out of high school liv. | ) tig or working ti the township are eligible to. play. First meeting of Young Men's | Athletic Club was held Monday. The club will meet every Monday | night until spring .for evenings of +basketball,_volleyball, weight lift- ing, boxing, table tennis, shuffle- board and wrestling at the CAI building | All men out of high school and | \senior high boys are invited™ to ' join. The evenings begin, at 7:30. | pa Newlyweds | Forty members of the Water- meg = Abd states +4 ford Township Camera Guild, DRAYTON PLAINS—Altar vases , = =r {|| also’sponsored by the Recreation {of miims. palms. pew bows and! = |E3|| Department, attended an award- | candelabra decorated United Pres- = von cane on =i ing ceremony and photography | byterian Chureh—here—Saturday, | ie =| program held last week. Oct. 24, as Margaret Reed of | = —_—* || President Ed ward-Krem-—re; Drayton_Plains became the bride} = A Phone Ob ive 2-8111 F—4|| ceived a cup for winning the 1952- | of Melvin Hunt of Pontiac. = 1008 N. Main St. Rochester |S color picture contest as did| Margaret ts the daughter of Mr. = ° |E=3||James Burke, vice-president, in| = Reg. Double Lanolin NOW $ | the black and white contest. = | $12.50 Permanent = The guild is open to all aduit | = a _ —};fownship residents interested _in | von OW Ip = No Appointment Necessary! || photography. Information regard = . . = the activities can be secured =j| EVA BAILEY THERESA DOBAT |= =y the recreation office. =| LUCILLE THOMPSON JEAN BULL j= A few more registrations will be U VISION = WANDA SUTTON OE taken for women’s ballet lesso = ATR TE Trai —————— | by Mrs. Carol Wolfe, aceunicn STMT EE n ee ee mi TM Mt HA Mca LUI! t0 Belton, Classes are held each | Walton Boulevard Plat | — — ; ~interestedt—mayt—Wit Provide Site for 60° : a | one at the recreation office. R - f] ° Y Ow: ee New Homes ectin our Uwn e ing H = Mrs. W. D. Byrd AVON TOWNSHIP — Township Good Taste Board members at their regular * e he «| Slated to Talk | meeting last night gave their ap- >. Tt has often been said that a home reflects each family’s individual) personality Owning your own home gives you that chance to reflect your per- sonality and your ewn good Bet only in a decorative sense but in your way of life, your pursuit for happiness. and, even if only im 6 amall way, to contribute something te the building of our history and traditions in tts best sense & home of sour own ig & place where roots grow deepest and becomes «a eolid basis for a strong and progressive community. Owning your own home is truly an opportunity to reflect your own good taste Bi Sak ale ae | ROGER B. HENRY S11 Main St. beste oc , Michicen Phene: OL 1-9111 When pou think of Real Estate-+think of us. er tnanre /proval for a new subdivision, the Hitchman-Haven No. 1 Plat. for Garden Club _|itchmantaven No. 1 Prat," ROCHESTER — “Creating a just west of Rochester, the site Picture with Table Settings’’ will | provides for 60 homes. The board be the topic of Mrs. Walter D.| approved the subdivision subject Byrd of Royal Oak wha speaks |t0 the approval of the County at a meeting of Rochester Garden Road Commission and the Town- Club next Tuesday. ship Zoning Board. | The meeting will be held in Avon; By a unanimous vote the board | Public Library at 2 p.m. The exec-| also revoked the license of Peter | utive board of the club will meet} @hristianson and Son, propri- ‘at 1 p.m. etors of a dump on Hamlin road. }-—Members—are—asked—to invite!—The action was taken after hear-' guests. Mrs. Marvin Mitzelfeld will | ing a report by the health depart- LOSE-OUT Safes eres LINOLEUM oie Assorted rie Colors! Reg: s|' Sort | ’ $2.39 a Lind al we wa Xs We need the room! We are closing out every- =sosh in the Linoleum Line, which means a drastic “slash in price! Come in today and take advantage of the low prices! | a STORE HOURS: | Open Monday thre Thersdey-“ti 6 P.M. _}__.._ __ pam Friday and Seturdey ‘till 9 P.M. BURR HARDWARE 429 MAIN ST., IN ROCHESTER, MICH. a be the social chairman and Mrs. | ment that complaints had been re- A. R. Dillman the hostess. ceived of continuous burning of refuse on the property, obnoxious to residents in the area. County Calendar | surervisor c. E. Miller said the owners had no license for burning Oxferé Oxford OFB will hold thetr regular +-meeting tenight at 8 in Masonic Temple the refuse. The board heard requests from Meeting at the temple at 630 will be | 1953-53 officers Supervisor Frank Voll and John Nelson of Oakland Township for cooperation in the gravel truck Metamora Metamora PTA sill hold a “hard’ preblem on Orion road: time’ dance at Hunter munity Mall Saturday sight. | Nelson. stated that the trucks | —|were a menace and had been! known to pass school busses on the | road. Miller suggested that special deputies, such as in Avon Town-| ship, might help solve the prob- Jom. __ ad = al erm: (pee eat o — 4 WSCS Horvat: Dinner Set for Saturday at Five KEEGO HARBOR—The -annual WSCS harvest dinner here Satur- day at Trinity Methodist Church will feature swiss steak with serv- ing scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. “Say It | With Flowers” Rt ROCHESTER GREENHOUSES - Member F.T.D. 10 E. Rashert Set Ay hey tla chairmen, with the dining room under the direction of Mrs; Bryan Manigold. Edward Hermoyian. Tea will also be served. cht ANN lk He For Skinning — Cutting — Wrapping and Freezing. Prepared for your Home Freezer .. . We will rent you storage—or—sell you a freezer! Davey’s Market “AND FOOD LOCKER SERVICE 1012 M. Main St, Rochester OL 2-711 MR. AND MRS. MELVIN HUNT | Giiésts were present from Adrian, Mrs. William Avery and Mrs. |- James Rogers will be dinner co- ee cheennualshazaar will cpen.at| 1 p.m. ‘under the direction of Mrs. r Will Reside in Pontiac F wehee Trip | and—Mrg...Josiah.. Reed~-of 4429 Walton , and Melvin's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hunt | of 36 Euclid St. | Some 200 guests attended the | double ring, candielight cere- mony. The bride chose a floor-length gown of lace over satin with a fitted bodice, long fitted sleeves and sweetheart neckline. A seed} pearl headpiece held her aie9| veil. She also wore a pear! choker, a gift of the bridegroom, and carried a bouquet of pale lavender orchids with matching streamers on a white Bible. Miss Betty Jo Reed, a sister of. Yh® Bride, served as her only | the nearly 100 citizens assembled attendant. Best man for the bride- | groom was Berdine Hunt, his brother. mony in the parlors of the church. Rochester, Flint and Detroit. Returning from a honeymoon of | two weeks in Florida, the new Mr. | and Mrs. Hunt will live in Pon- tiac. Rochester Council OKs Jerome Bid ROCHESTER — A low bid for supplying a new police car for Rochester by Larry Jerome Motor Sales here was accepted at a spe- cial meeting of the vilfage council recently, Jerome's tow bid -was — $1,576. Other bids submitted were by | Houghton and- Son, $1,885; Davis Motors, $1,694. The new patrol car, which will | ning uo Fred: Reds Gea president, ' Ito School Board SS TST a st) | the northeast section of Rochester, | | Doors will open at 1 p. m. Building of Elementary, High Structures Among | Recommendations ROCHESTER — A group of rep- | American Lending Library Associa- resentative Rochester citizens at tion. Some of the more popular books are: a_ recent meeting unanimously en- | dorsed the findings of the Citizen's | Advisory Committee and urged Julie, by Jane Morris; Salome, by that the group present their rec- | Henry Denker; Bluegrass ommendation immediately to the by Ethel Hamill; and Blood Royal, Rochester Community Board of | by Robert Payne. Worthy Matron of OES Installed by Mother Education. The building of a high achoo! | and several elementary school | additions plus a new elementary school is needed, according to the | organization headed by Wallace Hodges, Hodges, ‘‘will be the bond issue slogan to be recommended by this citizen's committee. We have | made many compromises. What we | have come up with will help all &ge- groups of our student body.’ A bond issue, recommended the | th board of education concurs | with~ their” findings. Hodges said that they figured an issue in the amount of $1,-| 700,000 would build a high school, purchase a 40 acre site and build, several _ elementary sehool—addi-+ tions. It would also construct an elementary school on the McGregor | site, provided this meets with the | | approval of the McGregor's, he | | pointed out. This issue would require a 9.75 increase in millage on the equal- ized valuation. “If we pass this issue success- fully we can plan on some ele- mentary schools by next Septem- ber, but a high school will take at least two year,” declared ship Library here has placed 125 books on | shelves, it was announced today. | Leece was with her Saunders serving as matron. installation service were Mrs. Elva | Jean Long, Mrs. Ann Uloth, installing chap-/ committee, will be put before the | lain; and Mrs. Lillian Durban of | people sometime in December if | Sarnia, Ont., installing organist. — Avon Township Library Adds — 125 New Books ROCHESTER—The Avon Town- its lending-library The books are provided by the Villa by the Sea, by Ann Carter; Deeter, ORTONVILLE Mrs. Elwyn installed as worthy} } here last week Mrs. Jennie | installing | mother, Other officers for the candelight | installing 320 Mein, Rochester OLive 2-0811 marshal; | Ie’ s Better from . PB ict TALE OTT OT DEBATE LIMA EL 330-332 Main St. Rochester, Mich. OlLive 2-2121, OLive 1-9642 Hodges. Commending the committee for the several months of extensive / | study and survey. they—had.. in Rochester High School to hear} the report, said they would back | the proposals. | A five-point program is recom- | mended by the committee: 1 — An addition of five rooms | 3 — A_ kindergarten through sixth grade elementary unit for preferably on the McGregor site. This property is ideally located | | for this needed school and provides | room for doubling or tripling its | size as the need arises—in--the future. , 4 — Purchase of additional play- ground area at Avon school. 5 — Purchase of a site for a future elementary school in the Brush, Kline and Mt. Vernon dis- tricts. 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Church Bazaar Friday SOUTHFIELD "TOWNSHIP a Church will “mon. | ee sor its annual bazaar and supper tomorrow at the church, 10 Mile and Southfield roads, with a bake sale as one of the highlights. and nection with the homecoming—and§g “~ SS 2Eon ew UHGS | IN OUR ses "THRIFT DEPARTMENT + a 5 p.m: LARRY JEROME ROCHESTER FORD DEALER Main Street at the Bridge OPEN EVES. “ee More Then 30'Yeon—A Good Place to Buy” OL 1-9711 e ey , \ a ~ ee ia | ote CHILDREN’S Oxfords INFANTS’ Brown Boots 43 N. SAGINAW ST. \ _ When You Trade In. Your Old Out -of-Date Television- Set : Greatest 21-inch ci f\ : _ Television Value! 5 Se TN == , wad ? . i" : = ‘ > it —— mmm RT ame oe = 6 e eS SS ce eee & =) \a= tures af this low price. | aco Dairy Bar with cheese tee and bore 1 1 *PHONOGRAPH with Siesta Switch eeper uge built-in . - sa Mer trtDspoad. Conphete ith ww cons 5 9G” ully adjustable tem, Plays alt records of olf , shelves. 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Urdu, a 39's and promptly claimed the Names f H 3 DETROIT @® — Doak Walker, & condensing unit. The new or orses plaint from fans over. a horse halfback Detroi Lions, . can be ] = * in ®/ ond in a sweepstake race. most of the 1952 season and seored | VANCOUVER Use of chitieg]It also eliminates carrying ond name? Well, the Philippines onty-14 points. He kicked five ex- | sea water in j of ice to t handling of ice. _|Games.and Amusement Board Slicked-Up Travelers tra _points-and-three field gos: “TF ich has produced 4 bie| . Wnen_the first lot was thinks there is quite a lot when He matéhed his entire 1952 out- the plump, wholesome, it comes to naming race horses. BOSTON (UP) — Some 3,600/ put with a 14point display in the | Tesults here. Pacific Fisheries Ex-| ing appearance of the spring sal ‘| The board has passed a resolu-| combs are sold yearly through dis-| Lion's opener this year. The Doak-| perimental Station officials say the | mon from the sea water tank tion ruling that horses can't be | pensing machines at Logan Air-| er scored a_ touchdown, kicked a; new—method may prove-of-majoriscarcely be distinguished : field goal and five extra points, importance to the fishing industry./ freshly-caught fish. ,{|named after countries, saints,’ port , : ai conctierate } = sae. tay eae ars — . \ : . ’ f : ~ : Sons: — a — Spcraag _ aa ticks a " . = aed Se faa — rim Se ee 4 —Te ss ats SAT ST THE n PONTIAC-PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER | 5, 1958 :| Doak’s Opening-Game | Is Perms Used _ The ruling grew out of a com- TAXI?—Emily “‘D. Rockett, who | chauffeurs for a Boston, Mass., | cab company, has been named as ‘Taxi Operator of the Year,” the American Taxi Association, | meeting in —— DG Lingual Problem’ Plagues India Battle _ of Languages. Spoils Hope to Make} Hindi Universal Tongue | WASHINGTON — India’s “battle | of the languages” is entering its | fifth year and may continue for several decades jmore despite the original. bope..of tbe. new..nalion- leaders to make Hindi used uni- versally within 15 years. In 1947, when India obtained her | independence from Great Britain. | the sub-continent’s 350,000,000 peo- | ple were speaking 179 different | languages and 54 dialects, says | the National Geographic Society. Since 44. per cent of the populace customarily used Hindi, this was | made the official language, but | the constitution -hadperforce tot recognize 13 other tongues. One of these is Telugu, the language of 71,500,000 citizens of Andhra on the southeast coast. More than 63,000,000 Indians, in- cluding many of the nation’s out- standing. poets and novelists, use Bengali, another Aryan tongue. Gujerati, mother tongue of Mohan- das Gandhi: ‘Marathi, Oriya, and from a race which migrated to In- dja from the Eurasian plains south of the Ural Mountains in the period 600 B. C. to A. D. 1000. Sanskrit, major Vehicle of ancient Indian culture, is the basis of all Indo- Aryan tongues. Approximately 20 per cent of Austric languages are spoken by less than-1.3 per-cent-of the popu- lation — mostly residents of the hill sections of central and north- eastern India. Sino-Tibetan is used by less than one per cent, primar- ily small tribes along the southern slopes of the Himalayas and in North Bengal and Asam. Almost all North Indian lang- uages reflect the influence of Per- Although India was a British possession for 150 years, only a small percentage — some 300,000 Indians — can speak or write Eng- lish. However, it continues to be the language of higher education throughout the nation. Carolina Golfers Held— ‘Tourney by Moonlight GREENSBORO, N. 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Said the boy, “Say why ain't Herman playing football this year?”’ what I like about the | Ambassador Declares Reds Violating Truce HOUSTON, Tex. @—The South | Korean ambassador ‘to the United | States, here for a lecture today, | says the Communists are violat- | ing the Korean truce and will | launch ‘‘the “most horrible ofall; wars."" Dr. You Chan Yang, in an inter- view last night, said the Reds are using the Korean truce to stock- pile bombs and planes and settle | their internal troubles. | When the time is ripe, he con- | tinued, “they will start the most | horrible of all wars.’’ He said the Reds had rebuilt 30 North Korean airfields and despite truce pledges | are bringing in crated planes. | t se See yt ra ae re tales tomers mantel SDR H. ALK = at-|verety economist, reports tail fl ba sei ears aera SaanNaT ecaemeie caine one : North | St oon : we| than tay wore tn the 1000” | 7 Saginaw Street + research “economic ; seouty for Amerce”—based en DeGratt says: “farm operating | Phone FE 4.6842 @ report compiled by leading econ- | costs have increased so much... . |} “ee emists and other experts repre | that in a time of adversity farmers | F = ; . a ‘The preteasionel “and ~ bust senting business, farm, labor, po-| can go broke much more quickly i ‘ Better Things in~ Sight’ leaders, on this indoctrination trip litical and professional groups. than ever before." E to various The assembly was founded in And what affects the farmers, 1850 by President Eisenhower | the report says, consequently in-| & while he was president of Colum-| elves the rest of the country. bia University. a ae : ; ano 4 Siaanins._scuesaanting sun world's greatest | © could have chewed out the UN ; ‘ various interests will consider source of energy. installations Ateuth of the 38th; CRACKER'S NECK GI TALKS—Cpl. Edward 8. Dickenson, left, - parallel, or shepherded bombers | whe chose freedom after first staying behind in North Korea, tells doing the same job. . Cpl. Bill Brown at a Tokyo tiews conference, he dedicated himself OPEN FRIDAY Instead, the F-86 gained to gaining revenge on the Communists by “exposing their lies te the gin of sacs th tue te hee oe world.” The 23-year-old resident of Cracker’s Neck, Va., also said TILL 4 ~=the-Joint- Civilian. Orientation. Citte:)..1¢- te: Mestiytieven-that-ta-andenert henenlenes ° tions in the Communist government of the U. S., after a Red revolu- Y, NOVEMB tion planned for 1958. > It would be so in World War TH, the Air Force told us. The por glade pay afl plane in t war win the war. just as Britain won te Baite of Brit FALE SPECIAL! We saw much other stunning ogo rm a poo *% Pinking Shears and Sewitig Lessons onstrated precision flying that had With each Sewing Machine Purchased fe ae nt coreg * Handy Spray Gun Attechment with each Vacuum Purchase The imeredible day ticked on ee veel Gute. BO Phone Day, Might, Sunday or Holidays looking archaic with their pro “a 3 ‘marshaling yard, matured indignation Gartley, sen, T was present. Sixteen F-S4s, istic call from. fantry unit, wiped emplacements. An army ' and scooped up while planes away from him An "M4 “tossed” _ ting them go zoom from low er was a couple of miles téfore they exploded — and this may be the small A-bom stallation. 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He said he would come back that night. he found the reached over and planted a light kiss on the cheek. There was a startled groan from the bed, where a heavybearded gnan cocked open one eye. While Adair was absent, his wife | had been transferred to another room. —How Much Cheese? CONCORD, N. fall of 1953. That's roughly 174,300,000 apples —enough to make a stack of 17,- 340,000-_pies...Or,. enough apples, stretch from Boston to Los Angeles | den and back—and then some. NO INTEREST ADDE Lay Away $9.5 50 Per Week! ~-Lay~Away- or Charge € NO INTEREST ADDED. = , x | C3 RG: a * os mee A) mee || Ye an | S | 2 i ~ a ' Cal | = iy r- \ « \ } qe ’ i we 4 ‘ - ns — _ $1.00 PER WEEK Lay Away or Charge NO CARRYING CHARGES Other Ansco Gift Kits ALSO $1.00 PER WEEK rk * bas} £ jit ‘ t% . ! \ ‘ % bre , ats 47.00 Per Week! Lay Away or Charge H. (UP)—State |~7_ officials estimated 1,162,000 bushels ot apples in New Hampshire 1 Cot Won't Chase Mice. but Is Good Fire Alarm |ARGUS CAMERAS $2.00 Per Week! 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W Spitball Still Outlawed, yet Pitehers- By GAYLE TALBOT | NEW YORK ®—An unidentified + member of the baseball rules com- He proposed at that hody’s meeting here this week that the = which«was forced to go | ( mate pitches While he got riowhere—and prob- | ce had_not_expected to—the un- | named magnate deserved com- | ' mendation we feel, for having at least given the outlawed toss al Boal chance to regain respectabil- | | ered | Bowling Clinic” | 1 w naval thesis satan sendail’ the return of one of the most “mn the game ever knew explained “it's a_ horrid | word,” and that, if you want to know something, always was the | principal rap against the delivery. Those who fought originally for abolishment of the spitter claimed | it was unsanitary, though it never was entirely clear who might have suffered from the brief amount of moisture involved. Every oldtime spitballer we ever talked to said bitterly that the whole. thing was | a plot to favor the batter. 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Those pitchers who depended underground more than 30 years | | upon the delivery were permitted | ago, be restored to the list of legiti- | to go on using it after the anti- saliva rule was passed. and they | ‘Tasted remarkably weil, of the clan not disappearing until | around the mid-thirties. Since then the pitch has beef Used by Mmdny ; Of the game's top stars, and is | a popular number to this day, but mention of the fact is not consid- ethical By BILLY SIXTY CASE—Turn of the Wrist Hand Moves Around — Here is illustrated the position the hand assumes without any wrist turn during the back-swing if held with a “suitcase” grip. To begin with, the thumb is toward the body; the fingers to the right or >sutside of the ball. At the point in stride shown, the Bad hand is in the same position. It is the simple method I reccomend, because with it sufficient hook poser can_be 1? to = very ie : “He's too green. Graham is a vet- “Tin the first round and- Bernstein, + “He'll fight again.’ ~—rhe~ said” frankly. the last | Caicegp beer Hawks on every Tad $419 aa BRAKE | $4'9) Toe In Adjusted on Your Car for... .$1.98 TikMS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR ALL WORK FIRESTONE STORE 146. West Huron Street FEderaj 2-925! IAA A A hehe didididididihndiuh id te a bs eran. He's too smart.” | ham, the veteran New York crafts- | man. . - 7 But now it looks as though the fight won't come off at all. Andrews injured his right hand pe Paty ® who got out of a sick bed to attend the fight, said: s s “We'll have to see how his hand comes along.” | And. what about~Davey? Is he! through? . | “No,” says trainer Issy Kline. Baia a. wT. ix SEU SB: Bit Davey—.-..he's-not-too-sure- It was his third loss in his last five | starts. He also had lost to Andrews in a 10-rounder last September. i Don't ask me about that now," | “I never make | quick decisions. -I thought I fought | fairly well, but not as well as I ex- | pected. 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AH iva ihe ane sal ie i , re inh iat | Rate - ayee | o22 ie ‘a ra. 7 +5 e ? ‘ , ‘ j 2 ¢ pp b aX "THE -PONTIAC-PRESS—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 5,-3088 ~~ ‘Kentucky-1s-Getting— ot ts ctiactivenses, Ot. CAPTAIN..EASY...... Milie “Heading ability of children in ss Bell County has improved 60 per More Bookmobiles | cest since « vookmotite began to operate there two years ago. LOUISVILLE, Ky. @—A project : is underway to raise Kentucky from 47th place to first in the na- tion—in- providing books for its citizens. The goal of the Kentucky | > i] ‘ ae > ailment oe SS a ee +o @4 wv" mitge x } a ee, — . ‘ cake haere eater coast e ER eee eam Say ameieemreaees all Music Etfecti 1Ve.__Vv¥_o to Fight Nervous Tension “CHICAGO (INS)—Music is now, can succumb to the magnetism being prescribed by psychologists| of melodic rhythms, + for all members of the family to| Each member of the family finds combat tensions of modern liv- | Personal gratification in a musical paid wd - _outlet, and the whole family bene- Prisoners in Indiana May Kiss Once Again MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. # — the Friends of Kentucky Libraries. 3 ; guards to watch embraces closel and the Kentucky Library Associa-) 5, no escape tools are passed. tion. Already pledged are 1842 The kissing ; icy was discon- more bookmobiles. pol An $800,000 campaign is being | ueeee = — ago for un- conducted to raise funds for the, = ese undertaking. The state has been! nd ing and-to promote family unity. [5.. s< a unit by the common | . Dr, Edward Podolsky, noted interest, the experts say | Bookmobile Project is to achieve | Indiana State Prison inmates may music. therapist, has established! For many business men the bus-| this in one year. again kiss their wives or sweet- = through experiments that certain | te of the business day is tempered Ten oe are = ae | hearts who visit them. Ai - i fic tow 3 W j atirig in Kentucky, provide Vv . a _— kinds of music stimulate’ speci | by a few minutes with music, One 4 y. P But the new order instructs See ~ behavior in a ppedictable pattern. | advertising executive admits: “I | work the agency out of my blood every. night before supper. When I modify moods of individuals | &¢' home I go directly to the den groups and is effective in |and play the piano for a while, building the strong home ties that ' then I feel like eating and = I'm families ether more pleasant..to my famity?”” . wed —— oe ” asked to contribute $200,000 for Bullet in Leg 73 Years Within the tast few -years—psy-;——Meusewives ere —aleo—finding | additional books. Private citizens |° WEBSTER SPRINGS, W. Va. chologists have proved that music music is the answer to those ec- | and corporations are being asked, ' can be a healthy influence in com-| casional dreary days when repeti--/ for $300,000 to pay for 100 book-| (UP) — A rifle bullet, lodged in yebological influence of Z| (ee be made to create } the leg of Alf Cogar for 73 years, | bating nervous fatigue. They now | tious chorse seem endless and (mobiles. And local communities | report that music can relieve emo futile, < are being asked to pay $300,000 | Was remov ed at Webster Memorial tional pressure, reduce tension, The lives of children offer the | opering expenses of the bookmo- Hospital. The 87-year-old Webster County man said he decided to most profitable potential for music } biles Mrs. Barry Bingham, chairman, have the operation performed be- quiet anger or stir action, Just as it can soothe a baby to sleep or put life in a party. Various characteristics of music induce various moods, according to Dr. Charlies Disernns. Songs like Debussy’s ‘“‘Clair de Lune” gen- erally create a mood of relaxation. Anger and frustrations can be “taken out’ by playing or Tisten- ing to spirited music. Monotony is cured by music with a strong beat. Even sorrow and worry Chinese Reds Adopt | New Buying Tactics HONG KONG (UP)—Communist China's purchasing agents are more choosey in the buying of sup- plies from abroad following the | Korean truce. Red authorities issued orders suspending rush purchases of ma-| terials, trade sources said here. | be more leisurely in buying them | and more selective in the prices paid. | At the same time they were | lowering the boom on private im- | porters_at..mainland..ports,“‘sug-+ * that they re- invest in| | chologists say |} emotional + They find the confttstens of grow- ita-| favorite music they are also build- | as a psychological support, the psy- Music has been of the project, gives as an example | cause his leg started hurting: found to benefit the entire life of | Ere a child, helping to build sound) SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith study habits, concentration and the ability to work with & group. These | benefits “are in addition to the | beauty music brings inte the lives | of children ; Most important of all is the and social outiet music provides in the lives of children} ing up modified by the satisfactions of musical accomplishment, Taking a part in a group mu- | sic program such as their school bands and recreation organiza- ‘tions helps them develop a feel- ing of worth in their own circles, Psychologists agree that q feel- ing of importance te the group and sound self-confidence should be established in a person early | in life. } Because music is creative and | hmaginative, it develops a capcity forabstractthinkifig. The ability to play music has always been recognized as important to a child's social success; it is now seen as important to his personal | life as well } While al] the individual members | of-the-famity derive their personat | advantages from playing musical | instruments and listening to their | ing a strong bond between them- | selves by strengthening their com- | mon interest, the experts point out. The family that plays musi¢ to- gether is using one of our culture's “No, I know I don't need an expensive necklace, but we ought to YOU'LL GET PAID BACK FOR. THAT most effective devices for binding | look ahead—think of all the money we could borrow on it if we ever human relationships. ‘were hard up!” by T. V. Hamlin Le DY — a pa BOOTS AND HER BU by Edgar Martin VES‘ tw MISS SURE = |} FI WAS HERE = 1 SEEN fia = AND SES GUILTY. OF . J] T= RIGHT BSWE RIGHT AFTER PAL THESE YWEFTS ? y WHERE Te VES NN MARY LEFT, YOO. MISSED NG | | NOUR. ps = | FOUNTAW eee o1 4 Me 4 fay ‘e! 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PE 2-287! eae nee re“ on kis on ee f mm Bungalo a “7 On D ee ee ~ | DAINTY. M PE 4-288! + Diaie Highway. OR }-1i¢e ' . Out Baldwin and id w famil o for the space h — A 1 e or our newer listings — ing 4 bed 10 acres and ‘aoe ___ Building Service 18 wow. MAID, FOR suPriang. We, Wil Bar of el Grant SV g ; erin ae “ators mathe, famuy call ad make your sb regrench na nomscume | hrepince, wad 3 car geregs. == Oe N x or ? cles: ny : rm , liv or =| wavea, Bete cucaplete’ 'y oo | Som, ope papeidiacs ot Sone Rs a eye pens-aey_bhee- PAUL A. KE =. ee. com vom — ete Sr bene & | PE ving “OmP' Dorowy's es cues terms ce ‘runt | ment” Landscaped yard. | 3! OLA. KERN, Realtor amid ‘enh’ lates’ ledge i ow = ~ poles ré e in re NEEDLE, c ji es SEs | Br eaeas a a) ete = G. I. RESALE | opening, Pri N RAPT Noon WANTED TO FE 46062 IL Little F; ee Ee Since 1910" tract: ee ee pe ee a rt Nov 1, 0am. wo, room |ho..te not wopenn é|} >” Por the — arm M-15. Tyne & f ACRE NEAR Lear ig with $4,000 on west sid ——— located i Shay Wilthame yoru eed a ghee fom private owner. | | AGES . Co"tarm anna’ small acel Wile: snag, ny Reel, Ovew | NN Choal"'reatires, taclude “mentor - Orton easories , otter scale - "ES Si = x15, r ~ GaUcers | wis coiscente Saar 2 BUYSELL | ee ES | Hom § Berea Wrst SUBURBAN | Siping ise Ry — = c= v .- = m Bpndert. ant ee td. Children to Board 25 Oe ea race sancs aencty. | Sone rape type 8 room modern | Fi 7 teat ee re ee rhilze ls our Day am ir a aad Full zs ombination : @ room 1 ‘ eat, nice lot pee a ee tation ou leer Amada re |. CLEAR cig |___ 8 Impoesitee ts cee water henter: noire sugar "aueatk, " Kiiohos 1 Gee oe sell . Seturenms — fee oe | Pe ae yon cans = miuee S OFFICE ee ” stay awake on this post, si could be convert of which plead appro ei pecenatien > ot : SES Seen: JAMES A. TAYLOR ou ebligaiion - estimates ee 2-9026 CHILDREN. FE? eto ae | oF ee re come Also pepeeed to in- bushes pce ted trees, berr 121 REALTOR ourse -| LICENSE aren: - rn { ‘or Rent & Only 1 block en coop. with 62 ft ately 5 apg és BARG © Pontiac MIDWEST Sg gr a WE WILL BU eee Rooms _32/Rent Apts. Furnished ay Sal eae | sitalea' we. “Sees | hea BAIN FOR CASH. | "ese than, ons n euity “ + . . e =~ WILL hoante $2710 “cere x coins x me home available ine a ROOMS enivat = 35 \ SOUTH BLOOMFI - org Fe mw full = woae'e than $20 year UPPLY | e@ensed home rt pres IN LL a = oe some te oatrac te Goobae tune ee a. | RIVATE 3 "ROOM iy BATH} : eer Lake Front . rr pete — y Stone Bos or peso mace ol ger Etsabeir take —— & beth. | _ vs oF cM@sD us lines FE 2- town eferred welsenmenncert 4 = . e. Abou - J reasonable Pr aan Share Living Quart CORI " or stop tn SLEEPING ROC 2-3761 3 ROOM PURN FET — ~Ranch._Llam Tile beth with Americas kitchen. and 843 nnd $3 000 down 96300 terms. ; GENERAL | SOT OES arters 26 M. IMBLE home OM FOR rent N ISHED Bass Attract es Pireplace & heat la right month - move $1,800 p balm 4, CONTRACTOR. = aome in = pant FE ONLY. URN R travers ank ant ° s i emt NEAR ag gy 4 ra end Maio #8008 efler| ares ‘DARECT-NO COMMIRRIONS | LOVELY | noon ae ier ROOMS, CLEAN, uml fe end rods) draperies ea be Pe LAKE | CLOSE IN i ; oor eo owtiac a $-3004 ress ss Quiles Hur ENTLE- uf Fee rm : right 4 bed N—68 ine with knott a= cae LNG REPAIR. Wid. Household Goods 27 al: hee te Paalian Pree Payment | LIOHT HOUSEKEEPING : me 20M, COUPLE ONLY. CAL | Jot 7 oo Meme, Pontiac. sand beach. cae ca bares with front Peni auto. hot water Auto ai . ~Piasterng and ment ss Bo: ROOM | N ~ : L oh < ; = . eq rh, | ved road - aul M MASON | 0d “siding FE «2290 TWIN BIZE “ust Youn ‘= LOVELY ease NICE ONE ROOM 0 W n Kinzler, Realtor eS eee rane gon pay ge peo sarenive _Park ler, $721 Albany, Oak estim & CEMENT WORK F tres SPRING AN Cecil . PROPER tl i aes 30 Di beth, ail APT. PRIV Huron St ses in exchan small Low down ve cetimetes. Our wort FREE s. FE 25358 wp Mie:| coke Yt Best A syd tA ean RINKERS. | _ ™stic ogee furnished, are | co-ops em, Eve, THM veda! cn cee ymeat ——«|\ payment. NORTH “SUBU = tune a (| WANTED FUR! for Rooms ARE GOOD COMPL Stowell, efter 3 30 | o-operative Realtors rs, I reed: FE 2300." i: 2 bedrod URBAN — SUM SNS WORE boca, | tne want prompt oe, CASH FOR EQUITIES vr Nines) sd aueens Clean ETELY MODERN renange | DAWN aA a Mf, Stout, Realtor | Hines Tacoes exe" = 7 ; : ything tor We ha | $7332 _ A’ bu |Nor M 11% Saginaw rt base and _ EM 1-487. and sea-walls rg gear gles =ilt-|—eatek tee woak “cum s stop. FE ODERN NEAR WEBS N Saginaw ss 86 Pa *F ee = ; - d the high rteous serv- | for yout at will pay /ROOM & ee flat, $40 per PURNISHED | Attractive. TER SCHOO! Pontiac Mich { E $416 tric hot wate : _| call L & 8 Sa vest price in cash sirable located equity tm any a Priv —— TS Lake Rd — 1986's C Nome das four bedr EAST BLVD igen down Better call tr. Only $1256 CARPE + -deteed - < s Company. Oak. | ers for b: home: also e ele entrance TRLS. | _ 1-7550 afte eego Harbor ass Pr) @ spacious livi oom and bat! TERRACE. § ROO ee one. NT t County's largest usine buy. | SLEEP E +2047 ré4 FE ft lon ng room 1 $5,500 00 « MSs . CONTRACTING ta ts 8 Bee sine rest furl, Reale 2 re, ee rPiko ROOMS, TWIN ee ‘oneiy aithen ant bate one | en terms Write oon | Bouth RANCH HOME 4 -2966 . oe 2 one e bes og ge ee me ee eee :, ROY KNAUF | Macotlemen, peat” Creecent” L KITCHENETTE APT. FOR i.) gas heat aod garece s3puh | MEnGOM tte ” RIP New € room. J bedroom rane’ 356. terms. OR 3-227 OUR —— buyers. cash op Anoeet 20%) -W. Huron , Realtor t Fe‘ teere nD, pear Crescent on 3 80 Clarence. MYrtle POR ‘Rie: dows, Dorris 5 (hee $3. yur Prager og ‘eoURn: - home. Has rad bedroom ranch ‘ : 6; EM 1 aiting. FE ae FE 310 HAVE ake LARGE 3} RMS 20040. j RS ad Meuiber a |. wie side of Orchard ondRs — Garage — hot water fC Dope CoNsTRUS eo WILL BUY on List Yo * man or woman FOR | ELDERLY ry so furnished’ Co og || on st) Phone FE #1331 goede FE T1483 Drayton Plains Fes that i health. wrecked . $300 = 8-26881. property YOUR E $7512 ensed bo shed. 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OLive 2-122). seli tt for you oad outright or —+sSLEEP tame. FE) Snete. ROE BOOM AND KITCH- | —— — oe | Will se” on tand vce ee es —— o— pu MY. Ses Lake Orica. TEs, Ragwane Commercial sd ee ee amm TEE NO_ROOM ean rian. |? ROOMS. a re Sune SS TH _| BAWSHR rene cl | Re-vaaee Bay TS : mercial ‘A k iow Ms, AD \ SO ~— - . SS. | _‘BULDER FE San rus Wid. working of FOR SMALL | Mas pure ond. | Mactorien Board if toe 7 |? noo! “sees CH S| | . aoe ‘ ij sf Hitgiix a ee vomen™ SC biock AND.c Tran ey bg Home St. Ph i desired. 105 | Child OMS REFR | i= "Pontiac Mi ust Rite | Dee cninas, oR ar } nsportation 27A | quiet a ones ee) ere avatar mats | on wena EFRIOERATOR./ 1 Co powe rr ‘3s | for a Couple an be : tat an Guarantor BALES OTHE WO WOULD LEE RID —— luenxe| Sax sok NY FURN CLEAN 2 ROOM * | dust Yt PAY MORE! | ih saan umes | Sepcious living room. le on oe a ee oe oe | AL BUILDER. _ im viewity of Cross” emer’ DH |? OENTLEM cluding ulilities 1 of ape. Hl | en Weabeuk. Coepere ie RD rete ES 3 | Master mee weores room, Bi hag Ml pd last ch 7 | cabinets ~~ CARPEN- Crooks Aty ammond, R Neer =N —rwin Sk Bion Lake R: 2 eduits.| a2 Compare ome ELIZABETH - | bath sc bedroom y have two k ance,” we - cement work : All kinds | RIDE WANTED 8 “Siva resTia 26%_ West asim ealtor | | peet town Reeconabie 153 ALS pe ROOM pea EM 3-3017_| roared oer. — im the il ggg ahh ani sunpo LAKE AVE. 5 RMS. attached "gure terrace = completed" 3 = Exterior all House Raisi — ew ro = Eve 3 ults oply. FE eu | gad @itas cosa The be reeB| vena Soke yauas ‘Neusiian | caseene ¢. Basement ponders th Electric = ~> - - road OM | . ve FES<4 Bod #7122. -| & ins room iving | im and outs Newly e heat hen sink com Raising—Moving | °°" ™™ *° to be ip by HAVE YOU slid barn anted to Rent 32A Kent A Apt. Unturni | down pereen taken conmeatat | wine a: bee p= cottng cn par Beautiful 4 “as and on vaex. 2 and excevet- Wid. _ poli i. postr: i }6 OR 6 moGall wok RET ELE < 5 mt. Unturnished 3 So) per cent ent but you'll creer ‘ee aed. sum en vr . sider Z| right chia — balance tudding “You = & ne ESTIMATES OW SIDING ee ee ee ee 4 mover, onpun |, Supe ante a huiiwe TENS) “Si.000 DOWN eee, sn eS een b | ee secoms lege, 2, me 2 wes, OR + —— wID EESD service re-| OP ANTED IN - 3 aB t ms bath. 2 : 6 Toons 1 =| Fourt Ss 2 ‘ - kitchen ing ell alse LUMBING AND HEATING Ht. nis ‘es BAG HOME i PONTLAC RE 8 LIBERTY AN vicintry | omy. § ATH, ctaning ached garage. bedrooms, ‘at location | home in exc treet ae _t* with dining so large & Son FE i 6. er, TE 29717 UTILITY 177 wardwin C REALTY , TREETS CALL Ponte oF a ADULTS. Near sch> VabeWorivitecest | ae arge livin ellent : pay cay eon Hl ger- Gsm 7167 wTp. w ; ‘ ER LL FE N pets ol and é ees c room. fire- o you won’ can afford 7 - . OR fin APPROX 100 LO | WANTE in rE sb ra § O CLOCK +3300 APT-| * Rooms, EM. Price bus._$7. 200 ttt | reakfast ber beautiful tkchen. C resale. 2 bed aaah Hl. pec life and ‘ ATiNG RE a8 Os LS Srives ADS OF D 4-4-8 ROO om DULTS WANT 5 OR 6 AND BATH. U fs 9660 DOWN closets, & large bedrooms, | with shower, living month oe — (UC Rig | £2.80 per load. PE :) tu woe o mecoee.we are | soace lean! ANT 9 OR @ ROOMS Heat bo pete water hi cil heapilal| running ornare: tae” Harbor, south "oe elon astaxead reg euros per, living | 4, _ - ee q h . WA ere : eve) Boi an $75 =" ay- | tished : cupping e _ Pa Paved of +1 price will am ed garage addit. ay to attic y 0 down, tnantT WO: ae ANTED aes ave toes Pest rte =, Sar ae . i 2, Pontiac /aine ox €5 mite a ne | ve street, $42 - aze you. FE lot — room. Lares — tee oh — oO, free estimates. & COMM PE 8. Must be Laced cha ag FE 5-5485 rE WORKING CO bn Appl APT . PARTL DC CHARLE ooo. 4 BEDR a Onl fenced see this one res. Be sure mins, FE 4-9366 Raymond Com- 44-0805. Ph. children COUPLE Siva aa |) o y_2579 Dixie iiehway | Spoperative Real LES | 2 M. LK. FRON fag Gig lg est aon Salou sagradceean prised tar PATCH PLASTERINO ne : furnished cone uke 3 iecqs Ga Rood, | VERY COMFO : | Huron Estate Exch skye, DOWN_FuR Tt so per cent pmortgage, at tion cost. . Piasierne. sheet rec ling. Wanted — e Need | Ros fay Sagem oe | eet ders womans hes, Brett PS PRESS) es ce ator | ™ rai ene_ Exceptionally, te 1782. filling. FE Money 2 R _ factories iat on near Gane Ee} “ALI WO)\ . full ae oe this 7 the 6 R Py ranch ree 3 bed- CEMENT WORK —— WANTED naaan Ea h €Spo } Gay ceed ee i MAN” stone fireplace has natural oom Hou Bioomfivtd “Mightand: on tenes, Floors __ DRIVEWAYS. ree a BORROW 94.200 = Cc ther! vee te nsible |, "st CLEAN APARTMENT. DC) REALTY win uertesr, pesca isise| = 423 000 es ee . rT POR « : 7 . 4 bath vie 'e he Vv i os — acon Average| —\Ve N . kindly nome , sgenle looking tor gery fart FLAT. pela ON'T BE LEFT OU lot_ Immediate posseceson shad SS Le Sere ne ae REAL WE OOM AND BOARD. NICE HOME 3 VERY NICE & ead ee stories . ot —- “ie exceptional _ __ SUITS COATS” TY CO. TOR BUY ROOM Near facto SARPETED RMS.| ™* large room Thi and : Daily J with terms — San ‘erations. FE aon | Open pERATIvE MEMBERS ; WE ! EE asa DAY __ehitérea. ic No large one om food Basement. artrid 210 Jostyn o & op: & WM. . aaa iA LT ERATIONS, | CASH FOI “oon PE 1026 a —TRADE- = ear. FLOOR ROOM FOR ELD- Rent Houses Furnished 37 | _— nt ae — ge _— $850 DO Ww = leet ; at uses” PE 4707S FOR 2 YO — x Inky oom feta 8 P 37 ARR 1s THE ‘ L f We aiso 5-837 room. OLL G ‘BIRD” TO arge 4 rm Bult ‘ UR help fin: 1 with TV. pEDGEWOOD Got + As. SEE $s. and : _ Suits superbly tailored. FE 5-3702. sai ace ns —— DAY WORKE “a COURSE. my St ee PORRITT| NEW RAN location. Clo euch heise tn Sond 3792. | make ile, HOM “- Straits ~ Pontiac on 10} Cooperative Reat- PE 2-7124 NCH HO} 1 . Close to e@ in good REALTORS Chiropodist Ralph B. nfl we gee CNP BOENE Wi Bere | sec a woul May Ist ewer] relive Reet Svtete Seece-| a8 eareom rases ME. | latte lot. goed’ weit. “Biectrieal yor w Rares =, 8 pa can’t sefi. : . FE + hase hi bedrooms, Furn. eg bedroom — y to ha iring instal ii. Electri uron 8t ® . us if ™ i Vv, oil A} Tanch ve| chaser led Re cal FE MAURICE you are ‘1 Owego. HOME. fur- foney Sa focated- on almost™ type” home} to save t meaty for pur 4-3560 ! 1203 Pontia THOME, D. ™ aah ! aad owes im- 2 GENTLEME or ee UN ving Hone wonderful Forres ont Bp tod i core ae of imtertor aims finishing la 7 on “aie ,/ <"" e'suer |) stm bosra os room | LAKE, et fet ont “2-419 Foom home in convenient ee. cash Jaa 5 RM. bet vost C wood Edw. 1 OR 2 MEN PE. s-erze. | Partly board | BEDROOM Part. “Youngstown” Wash.| ment and . RM. MODERN MILFO 5 Yhoto-Accessories “20 ox nauanel Bank Bank Bidg. 17, End yout, Realtor ee pa RE FO “Pon. |? BEDROOM, On, Tisare woter automatic heat and al teeny. to school. The ful takes| location. Close : Large 3 rm. house Pull, basem RST FLOOR | = ection ATED. FE 5 th: z iy $ - The full PORTRAITS - FRAMES pees i Rochester, __ Mien. on > oe Brame * =e lg BOR ROOM. WEST SIDE. ences veaulved. 00 ma ehild, Dg biol, eve. PE SI Fin ot wll i you ted bus service Hardwood — — 1 acre of land basement : a r zs : GE hess Indy. Phone FE -0604. busi- ord Lake “BUD =o : alls. Plenty of la a been staked 0 cortera tomer cue he ‘Stadio. 12 Candid * NTLEMEN CLEAN fF BEAUTIFUL NICHO this one tod see us - : tank and T cam +7381. E Phe FE acca Good meals = ROOMS ly LAKE ‘FRONT HOME _REAL a z ay. L 5 space, completed, also ipo are cveedy , ek aa ~— Convatescent Homes re | fren 3 oe DO . - — | \ oat aad _ i Cor H ___ | Fishers. FE 30318. .| oo Sa teats Seareatmee oor UBLE VALUE ~ Cc. LADD | be or wash ome lo ma Oe 21 aren eer 316 | Rent Apts. Furmehed "39 Tage ‘siis ‘per month. =| K 2MOD.HOMFS. |. 3# Hey On 3a, own PONTIAC LAKE wih terme Aa | FOR wens Ce 2 fine hom * p\ hs 3406 : PE save sell { Fen " ELDERLY WOMEN, 2 ROOM APT GTO nuds n land “a 7 on 1 acre of gard HOUSE Pontiac Lk. Rd. 23-0207 bong bath. Full immediately. dorms. ~— lost ocro ee ae mediate A e. t, in m adult . ST PL of Pont outside the jen TO BE MOVED IMME. netéin lot ee ant BER 2. 1 _ e Action ford. on eames Metamora Ré.. farm Stein en og) of caretaker. at . ° . ILTZ WwW est Side rane aa Owner lives ety mis diately, 5 rooms and t IMME- : . Make us an — mya Bal of Bald Mountain Re $e-viety—}_—_Let_an fF — vag 'SEKEEPING AP) : Ist REALTOR ss Brick terrace 5-1 T€ fruit trees, r EE mo FC w inquire 28 Ma: as aoe : So erent your Sena ta tee te ll Rent Rooms 32 ag ae eg math og eh eaee one E ast Side & garage. Terme. of beautifal’ house and park; Fo R COLORED Cc ae pe th cash wai e have bu a 7 inaw Stree aS ide erms ft's shade t¢ | he house | tracts iting. to buy con- CLEAN SLEEPING isT FLOOR FURNISHED . VE 54161 a1 oo et rees and pres Ave a @] | tears eer Tea FE 2.0340 and — men. 8&2 Hemilton ‘ROOM._ONE 43705, RN APT YE Woes PARTLY falls resale. 8% rms. & pla, value you can't Heres a H.C. New it. Office : | 2ST. 1 DOOS. 1 FEMALE BE a com off of Bela.| | RM BASEMENT AP off Matehery Ra. Mertington pot Ho cappella come e anus be Oueere wast 381 ingham, Broker * Baldwin Ave, em * oe Sica thon! Bhy with strangers, AGLE Francis F. “ t SLEE mee pase priv: 13-Rnoom ery Rd. ington, WM y!| not too hee for ® small jon rE pe EY Marshall __ Vf no answer PE 23-4638 graph. @trayed, {edie ‘a Tele: s F. “Bud” Meller Car. FE 5 SL SEPIRO. ROOMS. | § FE 44825 after ROOM COTTAGE PARTLY FE M, H. KNUDSEN ah = Co |lUCtC~*«é«érA or FE 40661 T call PE C168 als & 1 bi ton nen ee Realtor ans geermnG » A Beary \ROOws POR FOR LIGHT ——— Ph PE ae , 10’A.. 7 ROOM 2 bedroom AST SIDE WANT AN INCOME?) Ra oe ‘Wilken, tyete. a __on days. Huron ROOM. MAN ¢ e rE ing Inquire 55 Hend 2 » eee "FURNISHED E eal, Eve ve Pate. ‘This good. 0 1 iS Extecior = ies 5 Serpe rtord 6eF Bi. —_ alter < oe ets jane 1 to 8 p. m COMFORTABLE | bus. FE 2000). ZAR AROUND LA’ marr FE 1-724 ~ GARAGE “F830 =3-3789 | ice be stout ‘00 veara. _— ved street. ee: a Targe "tot | On one ea anEme. BP ie A ACK & Wilts sP ae . also ‘ROOMS. modern KEFRONT | _ ROOMS AND “Sh } wor _ ~pubatans = wn. rent pl os 2 feos ant. fer ae ee rertra on cee * Wanted Real a sy | CAROE SLES ce ners Ra, pend range ge Monn bath. R ee EW. OTil- YS to ~ eh oy gt eo | waa in sun borch for owner {asses me 3-6257. a ee ee ot RGE SLEEPING | eat, light trator in- en H age to subdi road front- R e. pb? im . Berientry PS ‘Aisne “FE Sian, ee OM, 301 'N. furnished.” #73 month, 425 8, Lake ent Houses Unturn "38 PPINESS this ana the price te bay Boe my | 382_Auburn om ty on ‘basement. our home. Has surometie in 7831 | NO FLOWERY veh aeueaes _OERTLEMAN aE: @ ROOM | PORNIHED A | NEW ¢ ROOMS ee TW yond wih We howe un any ar weNe Mea SPEECHES HERE ROOM eg Ea |, oe tom eee 8 APE OF | ben Be. oa Ane Sara, PULL HOME WARD E. PARTRIDGE, ‘= —— /O HOU SES WOULD YOU LIKE - = | , Reward of aay. selling our leges, 8830 ~ PRIVI- 3 : heste ; ae ane R ment bed 32 bed bed = ward i a oe . Arlington, off iVi.|3 ROOM MODERY Li Can be seen ‘Neat’ Tw HAPPIN EALTOR room and 3 room, | sonable dows bungalow . a. FE = dire ry A Pontiac| ® ODER oa _ He ad 6. seen Th ist ‘ INESS ¢ FF 2- house car ga 3 ble down with ree- . . need PLEASA a . private LAKEFRONT urs. bet Three bed ae 4 W. Huron R316 inside im rear on . on 4 ver pmt. end —_ _ Clarkston. ae rties g NTLY LOCATED LIONT _ oh hese aaa ventrance & bath, 4 RMS & BATH Attractive rooms, built im 1945. | — St., Open Eve. 7 ee = east side. foe 160, at aan contract? —a . FE ; {Liowt | UPPER FLA ple only. _¢ UNFUR bu 5 room to 9 FE 49584 prie & place e have : — ag YI 73 aaa sar | tee OF TANNED | ae eee Hn Ba og est AR a Place, ell reome are Sisk" a = ——. wie 7 BEDROOM BoME CA Wa | cee come bee ee ands, 2 BEDR i LAWRENCE W. ree meee to — | ~~ ool areeh eat. uae BEDROOM HOME. CALL SOUTH. ae bea, Pace ag M HOM E fovely ee eee Rtehen ee Seri a Eras cme ea eae ae ae I Seah (ieind is Hock THE ‘oorhe.s Rd — at . Of 3, school 7 ‘ orhe.s Rd. a0 | FIRST. 60, $2,000 down. 90 TERMS HA GEORGE 3 Recart ee IE _te"ton Real MERE FOOL co0.| N apa | ary ee ee ras ae | O WHITE ic AN SLEEPING ROOM FOR i : ORTH—2y J. R basement uD nat PE 50101 or FE = be core. PE bias round ape FE | , FOR . Yeaee meee ee von : ‘ onth 108° 8 vinta ¥ ONE | = after bo — aoe 3 : 9 $500 DOWN oungstown, ; SLEEPING ROOMS. WEST aehe Waleden’ | epee 1s APPRECTA kitchen ND HARGER "CO. +—sober_men- haeeed sIDE. QUTET Rent Off FE 45000, space ‘tor 23a a —_ room home All ewly : ae a. NICHOLIE & 50 LARGE SLE ee ence. | Doone NT APT. PARTLY a . Space 37A| otierea wn Eves. PE 2-667 i san ince ah lars, tyne > : Maren a BON | in worker. Page ime. dar BOWNETAING. 7 Lan ye FUR- anoe, NEWLY DECORATED WORTH 6.2 sale quicl LAW [warren Sond Rooue cod quiet. 5 A Cy AE sol Prigdatre LAROE, ROOMS, i. e yy 1 tive 3 RERALe. ATTRAC. 9 50 DOWN v. novsE SLEEPIN CoEY 7 Aa 21271, een AED. : «AB teaches ge ant FS a, ving quarters? 1 a, der (Doing Buses as) Cd — LET YOUR WA G ee directional signals, elec- $995 vate Rnd stores, Moniniy rental 8112.60 feu to cal =v, wee nme es con) PSL: See SS tric brakes, Duo-Therm heater, ‘oan is bs kapreeaes ae J C HAYDEN $0 800. “Terms ve Be & 7 toe 8:30 “tl 8:30 low taxes. Priced at WORK FOR YOU! 5 Stews Barr CSS deste meng ae VE tity of furniture tneluded. | J . : ~ _ boa have _severns ou Alay aw $50e fuimmons Reed. Cal TWO cod e : Qo0o0p mornings .m. Sunday. ‘ aes Sqr TENDER aves mar Sh retun Humphr 16S the-minute abe lot excellent ranch Wpe ae $29-$900 “tana es, 5 ci : Ottice PR Sal! Ber EM 33003 | ¢ HOUSE, NICE CORNER oe Ven ys of "traitvand and Suu itch welbte-wal enrpet- = AMERICAN — PALACE — West ot | Ford lot close ‘own pare 500. shade tre Ag Se aft = me, tile bath, pigs see LAEE ao sewers es wood. Gee the ape _= - a rooms, sidewalks 5 . day 2 with ; 4 room house finish- “trooms. oak ae 1 en, autometic dishwasher | 919 Josiys te 303408 Tod metal bathroom dhouet. Aa VICTORIA inside er it oo = te reation ail - = b Johnson; # Fre ee a a zy | John K. Irwin |*.2ra.cerr.cmeeeer os LY | BeSeeePeer it | Radio and heater lot with lake privileges. $12.- REALTORA, | yn AN and carpeted floor. This coach Clean Cars YTON S ; CEO QO. ae Ere Reaktor | @00 = Dorris PM son Realtor, Since, 1925 ce Group bills, pfotect pour) 1 nice shape and priced to 7 A MLaree a7 rom — with — e261 eS ee aaaaicis Humphries 5" Phogg FE eT | w. fe a 2-190 nana Be credit, low oe menthiy payments Also 2 aapen xX — “$1 145. — an eet any Vee ha — - ALL WITH SEWER AND Waren | Mee PE 01 Bree. EM 9200) Sel car prises wna Carman ' 0 Bee today. ' ‘Evenings OWNER or our bane PRowt . OPEN F SMALL LIV@BE UILDINGS TO a * deangiotety Pa raisbed on weler wey to ol Ren $195 25% OFF BUCKNER GENESEE ES - . be moved FE 7- Eves. acres, miles Ep a lote 50 $675... 4° for } Brand new 4 room and full ‘2101 “Dixie “Mighway VE 3-0108 itu) location overio at . Poatine Eten or FE Also ® lots in Poniiac = room sold for $7,070 CARRY-ALL CaMP ! built = hedtesm iy = NEW BRICK ~ 1 ACRE JUDSON BRADWAY COMPANY 4 d down. Balance now FINANCE CO. trailer, with mattresses. sleeps ont. large living room basement 301 Pioneer N odel WO 3-6700 ea1.e cost to you 64,156.44. F 4 Excellent conditica, with tiled recreation reom. inp f boaveume, scale = feu. ‘Ooly | Branch. Telegraph Ré. near Or able 906 91 6 per cont interest. | "CORNER K. SAGINAW & HURON Sain. ‘. amelein waree cote Big eh RW Sowa Reaitoy | USO Lone wire tame | ™ “me $25 to $800 Now! | 1 “ZAR, DRQR SONDITION | 4 Dr. Radio & Heater, E NICE room anc dining L, large corer | PISHERMEN $1,280 down ¢ rms.| J1M WRIGHT, Realtor peirueees at Mid. ‘ica \p tin eam task guste: 3all —_tor tn ae Clean Car Cozy and clean with lots of apece. hirgy ny pe olonn ag Modern Boat 222 8. Teleg o¢ Pirate and Cmten . Rasy Buy Stewar.s 27-45 f%. Built to last . @ lifetime. We hc Mg — large — rive, also Sylvan Lake privileges, front. Se ee are NCH TYPE Terms. Schneider pm, aes hee Bae se Be GET YO LOAN ha OPH oo $895 ving closets compare our value before buying: bedroom home, attached e. an he a GUN. pe 7 n. nm fn. tia tance Soop apo sedge ates ter cae: | RECO Le iS Tads ta Sasl| fate, Com to merenes. OM | DATE, Pees Bein rws| 57 socerkr’ Sotee fy y| IN ONE VISIT syoe FS Lee 8 Smee Gee ae ee Dowr asa rms ome, ome ROOM ARR TIER. SBME] GAT Se Mittens anata | | Sew tl, Eee ittece Cet] CTE S rencene | ] Conventent terms if you want @ nice $2,000 down. Ralance like rest. | Neat, as 0 ‘pin. One eat ar enrages, _+e information cal OR Sela ¢ ROOMS MODERN - ¢2980.00 Bal- mente by ae ‘Deen ‘es ” La OXFORD TRAILER 50 P y m. A. JOHNSON, Realtor heme ip Oi. Deme's Distist, tm-| full price. The Practical Answer in Drayton Waterford and Clerte |. som m «, |” Smee soourttes. Up to 18 months SALES 4 Dr.. Radio & Heater en EIS S| amadt Se reT oel ot ot, neue Rtereg ins, | at TE a factls“iot]| HOLMES-BARTRAM | tite wtout act tor Ber"Youse:! GART-AND LOAN CO. | "*"Thee Sccuen = "Sharp . - Pusher Lapeer Rd. ste Nem Location OS or aes ence) fai tetcate gaenge, Pome FE| OR Fin Bree Noman _| Russel] Young “beret “tnehew ant Laveses | ooo, enone ancegh POT $845 of Bioomiieid Pachioa ‘Shop | Teoms, utility room. cedar snake Ceo H. CLARK | Saat on Ped be Drayton, Clarkston AN pr Bresgt wi Lmerty: 1 BAR »AIN HUNTERS | thing. loeation oe ee Be a “BUD” NICHOLIE HOLMES-BARTRAM “open Bree. Eres. “wi 9 — ramets zs L home.” ot auoets ave 7 ; : eres your ehance to steal YTON W _ FE ow REAL ESTATE e 2 cs Ss ae = = See ee ee ead cad Fer Pacious vag tm the exclu | ~~ LAKE ORION __on Sisto. Eves Oh a 20% DISCOUNT Community Loan Co. Beg 75... 52 Chev. a ten eee see bungalow WD specious | living | WATERFRONT RANCE ROME |} vedrooms, Bete. Full, begew a gy a i ag A em «eB Lawrence F FE 2 2-7131 | We TRAV own 3 ee 150 ft Good west suburban lo-| Suerters es — sige —, a beat are pe cent Discount FRIENDLY door, sson Fou cop asrume ir ¢| Rondwort, 3 car, garace. priced | place, kanttt pase nitcpen OXFORD—$7%0 De SO DOWN | tgr terse wexr—vo juan | etre sit Rect ere | TEAGUE FINANCE CO. oi Bnet ati poet Dir, Signals ol Sei ttt) Ms ein Pi lets eece etn tnt, | aesroms, mm areas. tare] Tso ge tt ree: Ma) Bite REM a Fee” Gon, Ss, MAIN ich al] = “Very ern and hae full basement R ll Y BATEMAN Realty eee abe BER. Mt $0821 , ROCHESTER, MICH. Ys REAL LIVING! usse oung ope’ re FE +0528 F.H.A. CORNER LOT LOANS 8300 $1 145 Lakefront 3 bedroom modern bun-| 412 W. Huron PE 44525 | Open a bus. Co-op member waite. Elisabeth Lake Estates, City we- rocm modern heme in ety: Fac Rent Trailer Space 51) ~ ’ Sn ag Reet Taeal Sabatban eee emer a” et soe | Ean eR) Ee = ramen cet 2h 5D Dry Ear Sear Sowden 5s0| at yeu, appreciates, dutnguines | 5 abe re dite ‘sufi "Water | WARD E. PARTRIDGE,| RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | | Sa TS 52 ym. i rge : as = ; . Lt g : F, C. Wood Co.) si gieg rit erent eer | ALL WOMAN REALTY| Scegeseemetice | REALTOR FEZS16 || 4 Sug Om te $s Dosw 4 door, radio and a ie be eo sas ‘th Lake Rd features} day posses- = ~ = —__Mapber Coop. Exchange Auto Accessories 52 heater a itn a eee | Huron-Elizabeth Lake Re. BATE WAN i KAMPSEN Realty | your og ot | Business Opportunities 47 RASH «0, APPROX a baretis at 1725 Williams Lak IR }- hd " : — xis a esa ts he ee oa wae nots Open thy y tees member |. These Scio, bes ood Stages ‘Only Up to $500 | bk ellgeahaalinceia $1195 —— FE 4-8264 Eve. FE 2-1317| tractive kite r $15 down ‘and $1§ month. Aa ATTENTION 1 vider 2 _ bed - AUTO OWNERS ATTENTION! RE- 1%idATHS — ONLY 61.900 Williams Lake Front tore, Tingows pout Timken NORTH | SIDE OFF BALDWIN. new. Huron Ph Pe 34810 Partridg © chases. te vretinagee for igeer oes Sad up. 00 dave ‘guaran: 5 room — 2 level with at- IP rc WAS SPRING Ee. 300. In exeellent neighborhood. io other worthy tee. teched _ = re- is home woukl have buyers | fi . "| insurance, taxes and interest ES Pe a ee DONT B OUT | mar "parhees, ain | LOTS OF LOTS | gaufyPumelger Madey | Prompt Friendly Service |m damm — veeme) TrOnsportation (Quick se —mecnn | 2tanding vacant. Be smart ‘and | in the colé, Be warm & comfy in| optional Owner FE 24004 afier| Cuy and suburban jote in ex. | TOU WA oOo Sp Poiana af ALL ros --puggoe— Saga — 960 | gg Tenaya: Telégraph 528 today You won't freeze this win-| sion attic 22 ft. living m with Sa ag CO y 44-B areas. Also ii. egreral eubaivisons A WOODS & WATER Our business is individ. | ye, — =e ’ _ Open Eves. @ Sun. member | ter’ becs be _ large, Timken ture window, Madera Eitehen. Suburban Property Sith inte oe low ae 9480, Don't Trailer Park Site © wale end ,fomition wth, neil | WRECKING FOR PARTS, “0 CARS ae a se sah err LF ——_ — a mn “me, afd up Buicks, Ford rostacs ymou Sera os| eres —| Drayton. Plains] FLovp KENT, Restor |, ate'nh tars tgme sone &-AUTO LOAN é Safa Peace '47 Mercury. 4 dr. TT am | Ww. Lew Open. &: , : : » of —— : Bie eerie Se) SAVE YOURS, | cong SPR oe! "y0 2B on | ae pea ee | NOME AUG LOMN] Ee aaa Ara) Oi Ba Begs Oty vasa) Fare doee wn npn st || Rae neo Res Se ag a gk lg ee "4%. Dodge *. v 1 : AVE. APPEALING - room WHITE tem red rv Attractive Elcpen ‘and Mn “Weal Walk: For Sale Acreage 43 joy bout earthing th eas Hours # to 6 Bat. 9 tot a Fhabasiie- 47 Ford Shee" Seeker oaett oe, ee Ceti ties | cetera RE eee LS pes oven, ware PaaS | floors. ‘base- down over « cent mort- ’ many more. Lots of parking, over _Fediator, $14. 100 Norton. _ Nothing Over ment. Spick and — from ‘A M ELWOOD seee with Ne per m pay- N. OF CLARKSTON 900° ft. of lake shore. Plenty of LASS!—GLASS! oss es” re its, PE ESR pes te 2 te] sree) ee © | ws toname > xe mie $350 YOU'LL LIKE — everything | Open. ® t0 ® for, Your Two aPrs.. ov0he PROS. Soe Giroux & Hicks sonable ter suntevideng. Sacks es tor a private. eb Gh~rour insurance all you Dees Many way under con 1 "bane. ~adlaad Zifes wey, $9,500, §2,000 down. 4380 Dizte Hwy. Drayton Piains or cam tty ' is signature. All work guar- crete i Steere hai | $08 Dine Her, Sela "la Monat Takes New Location: bath; 10 x 14 kitchen, plas- a ww 45 300 $1, ‘ou a “gioco we. FLOYD KENT, Realtor = ph 35, i Hub J Auto Parts Co. ee ei & ee Williams Lake Aves Cage (Lake troni, 4 bedroome, 90 Lined Shores, Bub-division, for sale | 24 W, Lawrence F-1 Pickup, 50;-"51-AND52-— AND A FEW 'S3s CHEVROLETS PLYMOUTHS PONTIACS FORDS DODGES SPECIAL! "SO NASH 4 DR. Ambassador Radio & Heater $595 *S2 PONTIAC Deluxe Chieftain Radio, heater & Hydramatic $1,495 HARDTOPS MERCURYS NASH CONVERTIBLES SUBURBANS STATION WAGONS PANELS PICKUPS SPECIAL "S52 FORD V-8 Radio and heater $795 hard to believe, ' ‘ “It's money for baby sitters, to go Imogene—our parents spending an a see novies Mtke thist" For Sale Used Cars ‘55 Transportation Specials $10 Dn. Yes, We Said $10 Down ’41 Ford Cpe. ne te ed "42 Dodge 2 dr. ’47 Ply. 4 dr. "46 DeSoto 2 dr. "46 Dodge 4 dr. "48 Kaiser 4 dr. "46 Merc. 4 dr. 47, Hudson 4 dr. "42 Ply, 2 dr. ’37 DeSoto 2 dr. ’47 Buick 4 dr. Open Until 8 p.m. Every Evening RIEMENSCHNEIDER BROS. Daten Plymouth | Dealer *41 Plym. 2dr. ! LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer 1949 FORDS TUDORS- FORDORS OnE THE FINEST SELEC- TIONS TO BE FOUND. LARRY JEROME re: $4942 CHEVIE BELAIR ‘$3, LOW MILE. age, sell or trade FE 2-7840 ‘#8 CHEV FLEETLINE 2 DOOR Radio, & heater $450. OR }-20723 between 7 a.m. & 27 p.m MAKE US An OFPER On & CAR a Auction ain Lake Orton Yom CROSLEY ‘# % CASH. CAN be seen at ne Robinwood or call FE 2-4268 afte | CROSLEY 48. “p MILES GOOD | condition, Been at Speedwey Sta- __ tion, 1947 8. Telegraph for older car. 67 +6678. “%@ DODGE, 32.000 MI. NO _ sonable offer refused Owner, Union Lake Rd EM }-2267 HAROLD TURNER , BIRMINGHAM’S FORD DEALER Guardnice: every used car in writ- ing every 6 months or 6.000 miles. Harold Turner Inc. 464 8 Woodward Birmingham. Mich _____— Phone Midwest +7500 66 WINTER'S Will your car Aan Ts & warm end safe for driving? If not and ear 1946 Pontiac Streamliner sedan in good shape | $20 a month buys me with no! Money down. Dont walk; ride | MODEL = 1999 CLUB COUPE. good body, 1 bed tires ean wheels, 1 $36.21 tires and sagas best of- fer MA 6-2458 afte FORD 1962 DELU D ine ig Pe a — _ Must sell $1,200, eee +4716, — _ AL- ‘tires. owner. Hate, biue finjsh, This car looks s es Trade your old car op this one The e ‘1957 © door. Wi fs ong ter with fluid drive . 1—roTOR SALES HUDSON “46. GOOD « PCONDITION * Reacorehiy priced FE 5-0402 +266 Dorchester. | KAISER '5) ae Ee ee MAIN STREET AT THE BRIDOE » Ph 19 $995 ee" MORE, THAN 30 Ful ord A . = “EvErtwos——~————-}—-_—_ MICHIGAN'§ — CHEVIE. ‘$1. DELUXE TWO DOOR FINEST: Verything Best offer takes BIO PAVED LOT ewan CLARKSTON IS THE PLACE CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES IS THE ~DEALER-FOR-A— GUARANTEED Piymouth Cambri e club coupe. as 6 =6heater, driving. See this one Piymouth Craabessk 4 door, has radio. heater dark green ish clean fin: in & out. Selling for | Aa 1948 ymouth special deluze 4 door, has La & heater & ne Pty paste sag ‘or ~ 2 Ch et a club cou "Dare finish “esate au o fully equipped. ext at a big discount. Come rive these beau- me & CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Clarkston, Mich Ph MA 54-2921 Open 8.30 am 8 pm daily DELUXE, HYDRA-| matic White walls. radio. heater | 2 tone green. Goad shape EM -4320. w TO HELP US BECOME THE MOST REPUTABLE NEW & USED CAR DEALER OAKLAND COUNTY! | Come im tonight and see our fine selection of used cars. Keller-Koch rT te DEALER . Wood 1 ial Midwest @1200 KAISER “47 $186. PE 3-903 ———— *50 LINCOLN Sedan. radio and heater and many other extras. Shiny Diack with whitewall tires ON THE CORN or WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 41 LINCOLN, WITH ‘47 MERCURY motor take over balance, $142, FE 54085. LINCOLN 1953 CAERE a Boda. Utica 7 a. RAMBLER STATION WAGON ‘S1 exeelient condition, fully equip- ped ? sets tires, FE 43310 DEMONSTRATOR Mercury 4 dr. Monterey 53, loaded Bee Don William Cerntral-Lincoin _Mercury, # E. Pike st, Nee: . _Nash DE "MONSTRA RATC OR Fully Equipped H\ DRAMATIC TRANSMISSION TINTED GLASS, W W_ TIRES ATTR CTIVE METALLIC FINISH Big Discount On Delivery Price pat Our New Location Cass & Lawrence Sts. KIMBALL . BROS. INC. Your Nash Dealer | NABH STATION WAGON Under 3.000 miles, Does 30 m._ p: Ra‘‘o, heater white walls, tone green. turn gery unde r- -{ selection: — out-of-town buy ait rather wholesal Pontiac custom «that we. mean «| REASONABLE |TOFFER WILL BE REFUSED. come in and lo ‘iselection toda .| 1950 Indian Motorcycle 1946 Dodge Sedan 1947 Buick Sedan 1946 Chevrolet Sedan 1947 Dodge Sedan 1950 Pontiac 2 dr. Sedan 1948 Ford Sedan 1947 Plymouth Sedan _ 1946 Ford 2 dr. Sedan 1950 Lincoln 4 dr. Sedan | 1947 Chrysler 2 dr. Sedan All of the above cars ha easy finance terms can b° teous, efficient salesme CEN Lincoln- PIKE STREET LOT FE 4-3885 FE 4- -Unstead_of selli| +1946 Pontiac Sedan have radios and all of t| condition. No reasonab! PHO! ESALE PPPOE RBEA AL AM - ark Tr. S./ ers. To prove; ‘3 business NO Don't delay, ok ov.er our y. 1947 Ford Sedan 1947 Pontiac Sedan . $1089 Ford 2-dr. Sedan 1951 Studebaker Sedan 1946 Buick 2 dr. Sedan - 1947 Mercury Sedan | 1950 Hudson 2 2 dr. Sedan 1946 Olds Club Coupe 1949 Lincoln Sedan 1950 Dodge Sedan 146 Mercury Sedan | ve heaters, most of them hem are in GOOD running e offer ‘will be refused and e arranged. Staff of cour- n to help you in your Mercury PIKE AND CASS NES: | S114 FE 2-9167 For Sale Used Cars 55 Bright Spot Orchard Lake at Cass "52 Olds 98 4.4r. "52 Chevrolet deluxe 2 dr; 3. | '52 Cadillac 62 sedan ‘St Chevrolet dix, 2 dr. ‘S1 Buick special 4 dr. "51 Buick Super 4 dr. +51 Olds 98 4 dr. "52 Cadillac 62 convertible 51 Pontiac chieftain 4 dr. __For Sale Used Cars 55 SAR AR ARRAS APTS 1939 - 1940 - 1941 1942 - 1946 - 1947 CAR OWNERS We will take your old car as down payment on a good, later model used car and finance the bal- ance up to 24 months. ‘48 Packard Convertible “a Chry: ‘48 Chev-olet Bus ‘43 Willys Station Wagon Cpe. — aor Be: —wutnagg_ transmis ma sion, radio and TRAL- PONTIAC. CATALINA "63. SUPER Very low mileage FE NTIAC ‘51, deluxe, radio. heater, 421 Rae after 4 p.m MILLIMAN A FORD DEALER OVER 31 YEARS ’52 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN matic Co eae oes 3 an sare 46 CHEV. 2 DR, “Dew tiresand, | Piestmasser with "$295 ’S1 FORD 2 DR. Custom * cylinder. This is one of our best buys. $895 ’°>0 FORD 4 DR. owner, @ real beauty 52 FORD 2 DR. SED. Redio, heater, and very low mile $1,195 "$1. CHEV. CL. CPE. $995 ’°51 NASH STATESMAN Custom 4 door Radio, heater and overdrive. $795 ’31 STUDE. COMM Deluxe Low mileage, fatto ~-end-+— heater. Erg =| ng these cars to nydrame walle side oe T J | ers, we would por sc HYDRA Te Ei = e them to our|"at os" rettare | Can Come By. Walk or Run— Drive, Creep or - Stumble— But Get Here! basket, dump truck or wrecker — we will ac- cept it-on the down pay- ment on any good used, abused, or misused car. ’°30 PLYMOUTH PER MONTH 64 CHEVROLET TRUCKS RECONDITIONED RIGHT tN-A- ~ EARL RL —_tAir-er Water — SEPARATE SHOP | ‘50 Chev. ___SED. DELIVERY Reconditioned & Ready to Go. . OLD PRICE « $775 SALE PRCE —_-__ $625 _ sean ! A 48 Intl — \%4-TON PANEL A solid truck that has never been abused, OLD PRICE PER MONTH - $22.94 $325 PER MONTH / weuick | O3 Chev. $23.60 %-ton Service Master aacanaidiai Body. Here’s one ; ae must see. Ideal for 50 BUICK plumber, electrician, ear-- $47.38. penigs,. ete, Only 4,400 PER MONTH ~milés on it. '§0 CHEVROLET oon $41.25 NOW ONLY $1,495 $750 ” ST FORD COUPE A one-owner car—hag radio r. beate $795 48 MERC. 2 DR. SED. Should sell today at only $295 Transportation———__| 41 CHEVROLET. $125 We have several 1953 Official cars to offer at drastically reduced prices. REMEMBER All these cars listed carry our famous 6,000 mile or 6 month Warranty! and All cars winterized! Open Eves. ’til 9! EARL R. ILLIMAN 66 Terms — witttradet—_|} $90.69 PER MONTH ’46 PLYMOUTH $23.33 PER MONTH ‘48 STUDE. S794 38 Other Makes & Models ALL EASY TERMS All cars ready for winter. —__No payments until December 19th OLIVER'S 210 Orchard Lake Ave. —¥e-2-9101 _| -——_—____ PONTIAC . ‘si. 7 DR. Loe, MILE age Tucelieat, condition. 36 Chev. PICKUP Here's A Gem $75 P.S.—It Runs > NEW CHEVROLET TRUCKS Take your choice of Amer- ica’s Choice. Our selec- tion is big, but money difference is small. THE THRIFTY TRUCKERS LOT JACK HAB | inaw at Ccttare INE FE 4-4546 | $ ns PH RERE I is TH6 Chevrolet that'll! take you sha til oo. | WASH toed Oy es ~ alba se . ny at Forder A Soa Ga roaanpearnemeree = cece ete SM 30 tiae Chieftain 2 dr. —- : : spring | PONTIAG 232 S. Saginaw St. “SR Be Taw mrt~-eyele_ ‘eH Ft i drive ndablelgweener oNgood mre Cheveslet- delux : ds. a ‘3a Ghevro'et Tudor ete . TE UCK, SURE! ¥ Sy ~~ FE 2-913t rea “1°50 Old Club sed Wa TORR, UTI, ECE Mays BUT Be Ode | BRAID Sy BUE CHECK THE rede "aad beater” a “naoele REP WOESSIONS : ea See ae som, DEALER, TOO! = Sieso. Ties fumtiea Birmingham moa 8. actichels Auto Sales ‘30 Mercury 4 dr, oo . STORE |S enutariees | EPCs Pes ee Sota dare), MOTOR |, 86.S. PERRY | ou sind sa oe or any réa-onable me Anseccee ds r 3 - cee FE 32000 | W Foro 3 dvor esses: g205 | > ‘ PONTIAC “Al 2 DR FAIR CON. : Al EDe PRIVAT® @ANTY. waNTs MY Son moro rota 4 Nash etud coupe 920012."2" $iss | 50 Chevrolet deluxe 2 dr. SALES seen ‘at Me. Fite Station, ‘Mont ORD DEALERS Factory Branch clean late model car Preter| Parry's aut Salve, 8098 hk aces’. wut oo eS a. eae 50 Olds 98 4 dr. oe 8 eee are reliable merchants 63 Mt. Clemens at Mill |Gunvin- spe splat ne _Priced for balance 49 Cadillac 60 special ‘We in business to stay Phone FE 3-711? tare ——— SPECIAL 66. 7 oe ae eee ee FORD DEALERS — CHEYROLET FLEETMASTER 167, |) Thi. Ww ae 30. Years Faig Dealing : SALE teak ounah, Wal ceotiaa tee on, ge ’50 FORD beat "uly ) interes '49 Pontiac 8 ‘sedan coupe Cass at W. Pike St. - id rE : aa | miles gery clean. tase Fuin tie oF your’ ofa ear in trade” | '49 Olds 66 club coupe Susie Our Gunn eee eH. pearly Rew. white sige | CHEV! DELUXE, a1 COR: $795 b'48 Cadillac 62 4 dr. LATE 1962 PONTIAC CHIEFTAN 3 , stay mn usiness eee se toree aves | ct te ee 66 S. PERRY [is oud aie cro a ected a @ __B.000 mt has everything. $1,078,| CHEVIE, (38 NEW PAINT. JOB, | Huron_ Motor Sales | aips—33— SUPER Ww HOLIDAY.| ; es Signals. | owper.| ars - FORD DEALERS —_ OR Tyrone St. indica Dina Soe ee AE Buick super 4 dr. Theatre. Phose FE ¢7001. have facilities to BUICK "51 ROADMASTER, HARD | CHEVROLET t DELUXE. | youn «4 or a7 Mic side wall tires. en. call _MA -5-2311. 4 942 , ‘S1_& ‘52 MODELS. RADIO. HEAT-|°69] incoln dr. hvdra check every top. PE 2 | adi heater. sind Seer As sd ODEL WILL | Sine 5s 6a. HOLIDAY, 00 mr | 47 Dodge 4 dr. er tires, low mileage. No . hydra. J 7 lis. Radio "A heater” brie | CHEVROLET “@@, «¢ DOOR Brive vat tt “or "8h, mosel for| fully e@utpped. $2,000." Cail’ atter | °47 Mercury convertible month Dont walt Jom| 52 Pont. Catalina. hydra - fens Or Or wll trade for on for older car.| ene Spee es far month” Ae. no Ea ‘47 Hudson 4 dr. our, .iding costomers, 51 Chev. Rel Air. powergl.| And remember ONLY itso BUICK SUPER 4 DOOR, GOOD tag lg Rs ae md at tuckhorn Lk. MY" 39811 66 47 Buick sedanette - peat Duckhorn bk. -MY~ 29m | "51 & '49 Mercur _ _ sinmisc JR ae om pon]. IO CHENTE. | "aR Dy eA | gq, | 47 Pontiac dr, Peterson - |"! katt ith 0 Ol FORD DFATERS bee rE or FE 2-1025 Excelent c "on Price ponter. FORD 3) © HEI OXE 2 DR WITH Here is eevee ee iden Ra 46 Ford 2 dr. scour SELL A-1 USED CARS a sciences cellent con ition Priced | nescer aitce gan be oes ‘ “only | 46 Pontiac 8 sed ‘30 Buick Riviera AND TRUCKS . teamaue tgs Bara. | WEST SIDE Caed Cars |_Secesihe om rme ] aR tle Maal 4 Oona ge ea” COUPE] 1952 Henry 2 De. |.85 a yg Nash = ih. : +2188 | FORD “82, 4 DOOR. RADIO HEAT-| Sut Uf thls (world. Why not buy 1951 Henry J 2 Dr. 49 & 48 Studebak % Cadillac, 2 SEDAN, ee | ce. Sen aah - Wnne side! oid Gerd cos Lent & 198) Kawer 3 Dr 4 Oe. tudebaker See your Ford Dealer diets cos tele. Mr ‘Bullock Ps coupe delure ‘priced t- Oe aiek: | FAIS “tow "mtlea ia "Shemene | ‘winter. * ces YOU'LL DO BETTER [ee so 49,47 & "46 Ford PDAP. ; ly. 3-451 5 — zs 2 . ’ ’ Biota eee ° PE 3-0830. 66 Ss. PERRY AT-FEROME’S— 1G ——9 Pad wren} {8.446 Chevrolet beer a” blue. Radio heater, white —_ 66 ’ F ’ a 48 Hudson EARL . EZ rye = 51 ORD \ -8 a | f 66 "GR Be 42. th al . Griginal owner. 2732 Woodbine off win enjfATURE LOVERS Custom 2 — heater Heed ‘so es 48 eh ee =f . a a Oru tee tn) 4 evenings, All day Sat. & Sun BUICK ontiac ~eTTYTtTra,rx ee ee Loe re] | eee oe EDSCADILLAC jatmemp giant at lua wkeer — IMILLIM AN D aw | wick ‘sale. Will trade.” ° . 5 OLDS “RR” Poore FE 4.5306 | Galy 990 wtill poo ‘oat gee | 46 Dodge Bydramatic, in aH. “41 Ford & MICHIGAN'S Sedan, adic, heater, hydramatic, a s — =». ‘46 Packard : 147.8, Saginaw Bt. REED SECOND , OR 66 S. PERRY — F INEST Lot — “5005 sada SOLUS Mi, «DOOR DELUXE. 66 S. PER "42, "41 & '37 Chevrolet PE Ciel, after 6 FU b-200s tion? No mone : : ot 5-5 5-5060,_ . : Ps ; Ay a __| 7. on —coere| 9 40 & '39 Nash - cee eee ernest tay Ae MegttGt | CHEVROLET | Inte "DELUXE 13: | woos al AND MILE ROAD]. MICHIGAN’S raigat shit Ai PE sau | 81 & 2 MODELS NO is = “arive: ‘power jabe oft ‘goats or ‘48 model . . . join voli sacrifice \uick sale FE 2213 ee hea ser apetieh FINEST LYMOUTH sh CRANBROOK, sot per meni wi es yous ECONOMY USED CARS oe “900, MO" sth aoe CHEVROLET “8 BET motor " namission, “att Scat | REMY ES mo | Sa, as se) eae carrier | Sata eae e"| Sey eaten ates | TREO TURNER | LINCO iE BUY ine VERY |p CHEVE RUNS OCOD Few | 7ORD VICTORIA. “33 BE | WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD 32 CATALINA, LOW 4-24 at Buckhorn LX. 2-261 AM’S PORD DEA pret a | Fepaire Clean. 774 First Ave hort “Ida. to 3'p. m. FE| ‘%,OLD6 SUPER 7 DOOR, HY- | mileage, FE 24821 PONTIAC “46.2 DR DELUXE, | Seve $900 from book vaiue on this} JAC Babaate | SMRCKED ais | Engel Fe PL™™ oO , Se doed ta’ 7 Pae. a Saug |e rd | Scat pm a | PER, Gs ra ges i. 10 Lue. PE 1.|— SO OLre 8.2 DOOR, oe rectional signals, nylon seat cov-| dio and heater, windshield ob cal as down peveen "bey , "0 CHEVROLET Serato see) By se Gaeta) Teh eae | Rear games mow mm |p EM Say ree CHEVROLET Club Coupe, radio and heater, cus- SEH beers Be, Se hance. Call FE 6-1738 or mia . er a * tor ay * s 8 Dr. spotiess 2 tone biack| tom tailored sgat covers. $0914 after § p.m. Harold Turner Inc over factory heater. ex- 47 OLDS 66 ii CHEV. DELUXE $04 8. WOODWARD * Witt Tai : $1,095 . Smotic, origine! Forest, trees’ Tie: | pus ZaAM, 4,,LITTLE OLD nf pevoxg oo" "Phoe Midwest #1500 —Em_iase 34 : , MICHIGAN'S So ee * sede co ee SOP SS ot ase” ton sae Trucks 56 a FINEST $195 2.5" 22 too baa bat penp A Doon COUPE «St Don't be thrown when rome. Cmnane enanan : ON THE. CORNER “OF - MICHIGAN'S” | Eipgees bystazeiine, no a TAYLOR CHEVROLET| something of value is|7ORD, 5UMZ,"™ veut on WOODWARD AND 1) MILE ROAD AN’S Se cn ean ae Bw: SALES lost. Placé a Lost ad to}i ns —_PICKDF, oa Sire, Lom emr| | MOTOR SALES ae RINEST waLa my eu] reach the finder! —Calll yf rae ‘our Hudson Dealer | sTuDES F hy Sy erin “conan 0 W, Pike yy VE 2.4980 woos ai Ait Phos 66 S. PERRY Sheen — FE 2S, RST tape t x 4 - sf } i ” _— - } ng ‘ mn A oe. Pye Tele Le of 52 7 = “i. s sy . gf iy ee ie es po eee pre ae ¥ r a } es ‘ee i { CHECK THE USED CAR| 31 CHEVROLET % Ton Pickup Excellent 0S Throughout _ MICHIGAN'S — “4. FEEST THE BIO tone B — ON 14E CORNE 169 POWER WAGOR | WRECKER, 1962 For wrecker 1947 bre i042 Dodge 4x4 wrecker, 952 Che: -olet wehup 1952 Ford % and ton 15 H brave Bargains! 52 FORD WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD — om wom ae excellent con "St FORD ‘s Ton pickup. This is one of those g00d ones. ‘48 FORD | Ya Ton panel A one owner vehicle. No Reasonable Offer Refused 51 CHEV. TRACTOR "ig ar ~ Make Us An Offer These trucks are winters ized and have good heat- ers. trucks available, ee Fate | hoa of new one us today? 147 S. w , +5106, after 6 — FE * ’ . — id v t - ee if i ——47- CHEVROLET ae + pt ~* ers " - is eye seo ‘ eet oa Ne esha 5 ee oe CO, nA Ao eee ee Vs a he a ace * Oe ee ae ers « as 4 iz ast a > ily } oo ves ia ¥ Ae we sna oe By Um ooeeeernntee cen eenweeee 19 Bohs 1950 I. . % TON TRACTOR, 6 SPEED TRANS., 2 @PEED AXEL, STR ASGU? AIR Pete Oe ew eee oe neeeeee BYROLET, % tom! eee eee WILSON GMC CO. 809 S. Woodward FE 44531 MICHIGAN’S FINEST an Lor. or WOODWARD AND ¥ y. Cheap. EM 3-2080. ee | ’46 Internatianal ‘a % Ton Panel STILL RUNS GOOD MICHIGAN’S FINEST THE BIO PAVED Lor ON THE WOODWARD AND 13 MILE ROAD Motor Scooters 58 $1 CUSHMAN DUAL EXHAUST. good running condition will seil en TERMS responsible party. _FE 1st *.” For Sale Bicyctes 59A PRE BOYS 38°. LIKE E = NEW. 635. ALSO bike, 617. FB “Boats & Accessories 60 18 PT. SAILBOAT, $250. EM 34465 after 5 = —— Small down ais new qeateun tor imedieae 5 ewe - Womans celivery. Terma. Sale ousehold Goods 7 GENESEE SALES Rintwra rn6om Sure, § PIECE not _Derie “wey. res-ews) Used Trade in Clearance | 93° ™ anid MERCURY OUTBOARD eeiieiceut seepeers $19.95 ig ~=POoor ’ Salen @ Service. Terms to cut| Washer 12.0.2. 7.1. fete | 8p ZOO? AMMAR OPaaaET Sete or pA go he Der ed aeeenaes awed UsED HAMILTON DRYER LIKE _FE 2-200 ae demonstrator Used apt. quo ctesiste senge. 48. APPROVED BOAT CUSHIONS 6.06 was $1996 now +e Svorting goods of ali kinds Star| [Pee citcinie Tange, ape | Used Kenmore washer. Wringer Eve tor the boat. sine, wag G17. | $19 se 3, Ry ©. 9c OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES @. RS) *, domes _* $166.00 | cole. % Panny Ly cond. $115. 396 Orchard Lake Ave FE 36030) ConveNrENT MI 6-1300 Transportation Uttered 0¢| THOMAS ECONOMY OrtLE AS 0 POUND te CAR GOING TO SOUTHEAST FURNITURE CO. Ges aoven, oe bs 4 +5183. EN. GAS STOVE.| ‘terms = FURN VAN GOING NORTH PART| Cheap, FE ¢1752 — Dixie way. OR 33001. ee OT Re PTS WO | ee ees TEE | — WAYNE GABERT'S “Calfornia, crive- care FE aise | ren “| APPLIANCE-SPECIALS | _ ~ én ._ 63} arm, A. ¥, seat. Colonial ein betecn ak heck: com- weps secretary, solid oak, feur match- blower, new ... = ') BUICK FOR PARTS OR WHAT | gan som Le ; wine Ey - nave you? MI ¢0ie2. Gas sToOvE With for of stove FE 46116. WILL SELL SWIVEL TYPE cellent for ty dinette set MY swe lots to GEO: MA WILL land TRAILER. ERS PUMP FOR CE- ment mixer. FE 7-7100. 4 eabinet, vnaee orm excellent condition. - ROOM os k for house q BLE, Realtor} mane GP bcos eoat, Excellent condi new, “oon PE 3st. ANS Surt v \t, Like new, 2387. a jeaethe aioe Tele. pt To went =| INTERNATIONAL ‘4? TRUCK. bod Good conditica. “This isn’t just another one of those office tallections, sir. We took this up to have you psychoanalyzed.” : = i ia a: sult, size @ ino $2189, 362 Elm $14.91. UPRIGHT PIANO. at ‘MAHOG- Gor — Fy very @ond. $125./ sisctr ; Ctaniv SF PAN-AMERICAN | oy: §00d condition. Te rs lom cons ae SET OF DEACON MARIMBAS ! _coudition OA 8246. Gas RANGE, auto, . frum Gn ornare ave. | $08 Clothes dryer. tise pet 6. ban - -/ Paee aaeee o 78 FARANCE-SALE Good selection “used washers. | Apt.” sine in N egoew 8. Pe baum ? od demonstrator models, £200.50. - Petro- ] : e: cost, x CABIN = T| Gino Sale Household Goody 66 Pi : sed Trade in Dept. iP iXy the Bee eeeaee eee ee eeeenee weneeel Reds Li set, Pe dae. honey m: 1 twin used bed. 2 complete. dinette table and rer patters, FR E08. SPRINGS, ais. China Table Lamp . White and green: Chinese de-|-Bonny Maid v inlaid v's" m| Sassen Satie mk | FLOOR SHOP __ PR) ing redecot veo | 8 naw Bt = 4 Te + BOOD | Jeck's Lin _ 13 N. Perry. ; SUITE, WALNUT VE- meer, bed, dresser at terrific values. Michigan Fiuor. _ escent, Orchard Lake Ave pa a a CEMENT BLOCK Burmeisters > tep &|OPEN 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. SUNDAY 10 TO 3 IF YOU ARE on 3-2660. . | COLDSPOT I Awning Type M. A. BE ’ | 640 3, Saginaw sasacllys.cesceamagrieeeieaptiifineesiiotneee eae re. red NSU LATION “GELLIN STORM DOORS COMB. STORM SASH Windows NSO : yr .) dition 525, African violets. OL ne ig Se RND SAVE OP TO tse OM ALL MATER ake Sure I's i Pg ey Be 8g on fe Settee g| Burmeisters Other. office equipment you can = ort ern Lumber . ~ Cali for information. OA 83122 WE DELIVER | LTE Sen tae eres Cup be] omm oes me Se Sess BS] EM 3-4650 EM 39996 aad Miscellaneous § 68) — sou on SRR a — | YOUNGSTOWN SFT. 16° is + hw SINK SPECIALS -~ ——_ ~—— ‘ees = — =| BARGAIN Baguias oe ~ sink Whirlpool Washers & Dryers 3% Dales of used straw. - ova “| Slaybaughs On esck exes, nt PNT! xe Cabtens Ave. rE 400m KELLY’S HARDWARE | S®™Dix avTO WASHER me Arar Mae | crt, 30 AMP WELDER PORTABLE.|— y pag MIXER. Gu NATURAL GAS STEAM RADIA- se Sask tor. ae Clifford. PE 43228. se USED TIRES susme, af __ est prices. Hurry to N. Perry. tanks. Ph OR 3-7086. Lad cylinder ; ; me - rash. 7-8804. can Poe FURNITURE AND roR sale, cheap. OR 3-0479. 5 heater with blower, tor, needs Te ting, $20; rolet left front fender, ‘46, * ‘49 and mise. items. 2600 bane Dr. a COAL HEATER, CHEAP. 601 dan Rd 8&8 te 3 and 6 te midnight. STERLING ver. GORHAM, English Gadroom. service for &, . a et Highland (M-50 a Open 8 to $:30 Except Sui iG BELOW @#e 4% ft. Wail Tile @c Plastic Wall Tile 0c 9x? Linoleum Ve L um $4.74 Dutch Paint 12212 LINOLEUM RB See pe re ee a WD OD céctcace ‘f = 2xB—17 to WM .ncunens ies Lia. SxB—1F" Be 16 cncceyss Fd Lin. ix12—W. P. Shelving—12 _ Plyscord $/16°—Fir S\%e Sq. A WA Plyscord e-—z -- ie = ‘Shen SUNDAYS 10 TILL 12 itr oats 7 ARNASON PLUMBING | HHAGGERTY ‘LUMBER CO. ES ng er, cas 7 ROOM DUO-THERM SPACE | i i 0. EM double @ i) ie"aa doas! #22.) over all. FE Alcohol Anti--Preeze . gai.) _*! Harold’s, 140 S. Sagina BEAU-| storm sash and carpentry. | aay Free estimates, E-Z terms. ‘STOPPERT & CECIL L BUILDERS mae a F i 2 Ha ; i I . tM jes. ‘ou8 cedar siding, $130 pe Pull line of building su Building Supplies Clarkston ——LUMBER.. for reeseway, (8) sire 20°°227";} 246"'x51'4" over all. le light, 18°" x47" +0029. ——— — LE A am, corner Harmon Greenwood, | biock west of Wood- SEWER PIPE OREASE VERT DRAIN TILE , 4 Y co. BLA 1 Orchard Lake Ave. FE $110 ee ey ey Fahy Rg a ge are ‘or ier nate {las | Base Sarehte. T's BUILDER’S SUPPLIES|| Somer st APs > ...... ae Mee aunaoteG Et yagi ore TROPICAL FI Rd, Rte. 4 vase ~ DEER ime sm munition, $50, ~ Weed, Coal, Fuel 69A De. heer ve nee SLAB WOOD #6 CORD OR 2 FOR $i ad 3-0658 days or FE 46-3006 _t ce Neel at, Siig For Sale Livestock 73 Baiag Gt Orca Lane | man, tle no Mir Om bate, nian: heere be beet b+ - 854 pound. 2-436. Hereronp waite FACED ” vijgeacclagee sn waited SE Wie oat, ¥ YEARs, a oe SOR NTE BALE MUSCOVY DUCKS, LIVE OR dressed. Also for breeding. MU 9-2000. 301 Square Lake : * pe ' priced | é Yes. eal FE2Si8L | Jt RE Lake own | deer ~ your a rifle for s new Se price, KELLY’S HARDWARE . om sempetmare ee) APPLES || ~BLACKETT 06 Cunrogs +" 3 Open 1 to 6 ’ ae Norse, Bt efter 6 p.m. * | & PORE. ‘ INC. Fe seis 33 W caine Wayrln sagt gous 490 Dams ee OO as oo ; - as a AUTOMATIC For Sale Pets 71C | 6454 Dixie Bey AIR COMPRESSORS | ase te eres =F ates 00D ROME FOR PART SIAMESE — “eam set eu ~— *y new ot eo ae wate pe veerr| ant seems. 088: 12-ga Winahes: | eee eae a0 | hee Oe ee Bee HEAT YOUR HOME other good guns. . Your I-H Dealer Pontiac Rd. at a AND Costs Less to OLive 1-9761 a) it 13 30 P. Bw. GRAND of Howell on U. 8 F t 3 Hi t i nef : apne a i Z 3 i ce ee Ike, Dulles Tire 7 PONTIAC 1 PRESS, "THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 5, 1953 HEROINE HONORED — Capt. | Valerie Aimee Andre of the French army salutes after receiving the U.S. Légiow-of.Merit medal from U.S. Air Secretary: Harcid=&.-Tal- bott, in Paris. A brain surgeon, Capt. Andre has served with the French army in Indochina for nearly four years, is credited with saving the lives of more than 100 | French = of Rebutfed Bids Doubtful That West Will Ask Russia to Attend Conferences Soon WASHINGTON ®—President Fi- senhower and Secretary of State Dulles apparently have despaired of negotiating major world prob |[ lems with Russia any time soon tp them. | r 5 Fs UHI A pidaeee i i : F = B i t H f | i} 2 re Censorship Suspended oes cer cee Ge Ton of Christmas Gifts with a regdar shipment ot mill! Disband 10th Air Force Sele Se rene Sk ee y Pending New Press Law | censorship was lifted by the| 0? * Orphans of Pusan |“ ry. citts, trom Alabama cith Band to Save Money — | money, - ‘ : USED TV Ae a eee ee ee oe en ee ee CLEMENS, Mich. @—So far! wexico ig three times larger vs dent Gustavo Pinilla men's congress. continue | gifts for the orphans of Pusan Alabama cross Pacific as Selfridge Air Force Base is et HAMPTO ae ttegites of the National be Pal aevear a needy dy tangordagilacae aiy Military Air Transport Service. cmawael, the Defense Depart ee a Te Se ee : 206 State St . winds up a session here today that }€xcept when a publication endang-| Air Force 374th Troop Carrier! ‘There are 450,000 acres of gamejon its, economy as the United | Her 1940|_ $10-15 — | | Colombia’s press censorship” will ters peace. Wing Ci24- Globemaster; — along | refuges in North Carolina. the Air . SEARS x: ROEBUCK AND CO Infants Dept. 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