+* eo apes |S i i 4 ies - : EB ‘ * ke ee : te ‘ pe se toe eae — Te es c cae ; ; ‘ 3 : - vA eis : ee t ‘ in as = ae : ys z pen : : ‘ . ? 7 aoe eae ‘as oa ates “ ‘ : ; ‘ _ Ae 9 : wa i _PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 10, 1953-72 PAGES mC TRRRATIONAL NEWO SERVICN No aspital Bed Issue Still Snar init. (6-Adrmee Seth im Pett ‘Williams Signs £9¥Pt 224 Jsrae! 'Solons Go Home Geneva Spirit Rescup Plane Picks Up 3,Wiliams Signs zzPeane ierce! JOM ' Shattered Today Other Survivor ‘in Sight'Bill Increasing String Wor Without Passing + 4 . ; s } ’ ? and Egypt have been warned the * i : - HONOLULU (#— Three of five airmen who para- U.S. will take stern reprisal action | mportant | ¢ as ig ee _ |ehuted into the stormy Pacific last night from a stricken aC ers ay a : sag hefpess if they start ; ) flying. boxcar have been picked up and one more sur- ; The Briti need : : * Western Reunification vivor is in sight, the Navy announced today. $12.5 Million Allotted derstood to be supporting the US ee : Continues Stand Likely to Go Into! The seaplane tender Floyds Bay, which made | for Mstructors; Driver), The wamings were part of the ne ee peasants 3 Disarming Talks ee tee pacsagehe the five in 10-foot swells) Legislation Okayed Western Powers are exerting to| vt NOt Adjournment te a laos — wie Jas. rettatite — 2ST — e i : e Washington officials said they be| LANSING @®—The Legis. GENEVA (INS):—The Big)day that it had “picked up LANSING (INS) — Gov.) one there is 5 homer they ated lature, caught in its own © he ot in pie _ ‘A. - poe Four foreign ministers turnjone more survivor.” _ Ch , ler 0) ns G. Mennen Williams today|cnance that war will be averted, parliameni web," t , {to the disarmament ques-| It added that another was signed a bill calling for com-| But if a conflict does come: |PO™ ® ae ree pet | tion today amid the Soviet-in sight in the seas about), =, * * |pulsory driver edueation: in| 1. Eemomic sinctions slmiet|Dome last night witiout shattered wreckage of the|650 miles east of Honolulu Expansion Plan Michigan high schools and pither or both commtrias. iy a sb HE abil f “Spirit of Geneva.” where the huge plane went vi a $12.5 million pay raise for) 2. Efforts sold be made to em- re tically, the laws é [ s .|bargo arms shipments, but U.S. of- eore ’ The besten rg diplo- down hg a flight = Hawall 5-Year Billion Dollar “achers and non-teaching) 5 oiais admit iit aoth an embergs makers are in an indefinite mats mov ne second/from the mainland. ole Sea will employes: without a blockade would be of| recess They have agreed to agenda item after the West-| A Pan American Airways Plane Resea Prog | Gov. Williams also signed little value unless Soviet Russia : : ern ministers demanded the|reported spotting two lights on the) Point to Future “other bills passed in the first Aérced ‘6 it. They see little likeli meet Mondays, Wednes- suspension of discussion of|surface some 650 miles east of here | | ___ |special session of the SdgUh-\ccavas i td car at Cale Ce days and Fridays until the the first item—German re-jlast night, more than three hours) WASHINGTON @—The Chrysler} : amoun'’siend of the year. ification and European rot eet tea Cone ore ndous’" eure last week before the ve = to Egypt by Red Czecho- may jsecurity. - Peeve was wild and they future markets, today announced @¥™akers began thefr fight "S".0". 1.4 resort, the US, Sixth *ispute is ended, it appeared the _. }engines running, iy : patie . Secretary of State John|would have to parachute. ‘a billion-dollar, five-year expansion/OVer @ hospital program for|ricet, based in Italy, and the Brit-|toreus wom Smount to s. finel |Foster Dulles, British For-| 5.44 were whipped into 6 to |program and plans to broaden re-/Mentally retarded children. ish Mediterranean Naval forces / —" . feign Secretary Harold Mac-' 19 toot swells by rainstorms and search on revolutionary ool Under the new driver education ight be brag ones es blockade the | +i n¢ Og SSE gensatekg fae SR ee lr aaadel } sald, g " = a sier be | a a “ * riginally oor a of . ident, outlined what be ta our yoke © training ore after shes page eee This arrangement will make natal ak ok Cha Arak! The Floyds Bay Lemp the'forward plan” in a speech pre-|TUary, 1957, ‘to obtain a driver's Warmer Weather - _ pars! item debate. we the first ne Langer on bour| Bare ; for a National Press Club) license. . nS But Russia’s V. M. Molotov—|later it recovered the second man." nam The law applies to both public T : ht T they have not yet adjourned from whose rock-like resistance to the| Their names-were not reported.| Me sald: “It may very well and parochial schools and each onig , \OMOrOW 3 allied plan for German reunifica-| The Navy said the rescued tion shut off profitable discussion|were the plane's navigator RAIDED — This ancient shack near Holly which was raided yesterday. Brae # § 3 F | 2 : r : it Fe: F j i : E z F $e 5 ») On ‘tonight and tomorrow. The low irresponsi plans upward.” Money to finance the driving rene will range from ¥4 to 38. Teere is Colbert said Chrysler's plant and program will be taken from The high Friday will be from 47/obstruction - equipment and research | driver's Nesise foes ito 51 at a time “ ‘ paid by mo-, | . a plans “are based primarily UPON orists. The state will subsidize), 1% thermometer only varied 6)to be working MOONSHINE BARRELS — Moonshiners stored mash in these bar.|._ Nevertheless, the Western Big m0 ca eemnaeass in Ge-dymmic tu) = om the basi ot $2, deurees. from 8 a.m. yesterday|liet of human suffering,” he said, rels before turning it into alcohol. belongs to police. conciliatory gestures if s country.” program s ‘morning until 8 a.m. this morning.| Sen. R, ; ee a Ree j ~ — wed The automobile manufacturer! Per student. The lowest conauanien preced- catinsn tee Deuieta penne Len onl Su tock thet 00 masedl much of the new machinery! The pay increase bill for teach-ing 8 a.m, was 30 degrees. The propriations Committee, talked to left : | i , my . Ties HETNG TIM VASE stwatecerss,c'nae stat Heart Attack Fells | to Cuddle Your Baby {2.2% Sm‘ ponimd'te © ~ aed . | a : , “auiee tel ! : Monday. er ak i Kidnap Charge Voided sve from the second. ene thet x ROCHESter Boy, 12 EAST LANSING (#— Fathers who enjoy cuddling! Here is what happened last ae Spee Re goM o pase & Jury Against had an ‘engine racing out of cotr) i ero be eae red Wp in yong tree oid sa, a assur- night: : me AXMEN — Raiders get a te in t ot| Two Brothers “Un (Ret | toda : Senste Repubtinans, 7 choppirig up mash-barrels, jugs, burner and still. . and will hve —— Be catia, tecnuster, at S15 acn. tedwy,| “Nothing should keep the father from participating Smitten eiaee & . ) o : white men today were ‘free of all|back. to establish and report the ambulance from his school. ‘the Child Study Association of America at the annual) program almost identical te one Still Near Holly Smashed Emmet Tul the Meearcld "Ee 7 Inte an Me. oie ord Schulte Se, Michigan Child Study Association meeting at Michigan| ‘Continued on Page 2; Col. 1) A | #XA cago Negro boy who disappeared ‘Qyit Bickerin '—Feikens of 360 Shadywood, Rochester, was | State University. aa . © 7 [while vacationing on tis wncle’sh | cena a . re wee oS Bee en “Parenis should not tolerate the old cliches about Ca ital Read A vTT : aye pas nt ei nd State Chairman ny a = baie tena to have “pte the father’s or mother’s place-in the home: These by Police, Ir CaSUTY Mery psc aaa ary Sera maga So ssi rent nnd te et ine fai 1 OF halt-brothers. Roy Bryant, 24, and) ia” : a ee in| Dr. Dybwad said it is just’ as right for the father to f G { lk | | Ne eee ee re Tt © tevin Ril oni toy rich. Sepadaieh Witte bie ehiltiren an tt te for. the 0 Ureel ike - pes some solution to the problem of In a daylight raid yesterday, five Treasury Depart- srr ng soe ~sgeacngdies hospitals for Michigan's mentally; Arrangemen pending at|mother to be.capable of rynning and repairing the many ment Scien es Holly pollsaocen ‘and an Oakland) Less than Pye ago, a trial etarded children. ae Potere load See lmachines in the modern home. Hospital Staff, Family County Sheriff's deputy demolished a 30-galion still off|jury in 8 neighboring county found Jubilant as President ; there Rood roed near Holy. in aliutitiag, TU sromd _ Marine’s Widow Presents Flag to School Negrs Homecoming The still, with about 300 gallons of mash, was in a/was reasonable doubt about iden- | 0 DENVER W@#—Today is Presi- + ; > tification of a battered body pulled shack on the bank of a) oi. Tallahatehie river. dent Eisenhower’s 48th and last | ‘ small, nameless lake about itestmons Clear City Man 400 yards from the road. |_ “The question now arises,” sald) | orig ene maggie ‘ot cad The Treasu men esti- of the NAACP in a statement in 1“ x : d ] ‘ | mated Fat 9 it been Boe: New York “yesterday, ‘since Mis-/ : | — home” reception. | | | operation for a year, but/sissippi jurors have determined ' at Second [rik ezerston tors eet, mace i seca yy! he art te ll SE ; nurses and al] the others who have , _ ldelighted—and so relieved—that his damaged heart is mending well. i if HE Food News..........37 thru 1951) jugs. just about everyOite has ras oat Seder Be on me now, I: know what the mbther of one of his clast-| en, were Holly Patroler WiL|aay. 1 don't see how they could) mates at the University Mich’ /iiam Wood and Ronald Frick and|*#il to indict those : : TT tocmer university honor stu-|Oakland County ‘Sheriff's deputy! ..2°S vat suit bot had ye > ~— w|James Rohm; = jing & | dent, William F.‘Welke, 29, had) =, oe as Sree eee ee é secured @ new trial on grounds Pe. ae ‘ACP. Mrs. Bradley was), | that results of a tiedetector test! Todary’s Press ||in a recent tift with’ the Negro sat e peers Nees of Editorials eee ORH SOR eee went 6 of 11 western cities for i* ; j i Gi ae : i. J . ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1955 The Day in Birmingham Telegraph Road Moms _ |stticers were on duty to halt tr Director Says Success) vesnsonn ws — rwue|yeiey von tay mane! ter ’ \Probable in Torch Drive |i st seds ‘a nica aL pee ee “CANNON” ts sty | eS | AsLeftin Mid-Air BIRMINGHAM—Success of the Women of Our Lady Queen of 1955 Detroit Torch drive in Bir-| Martyrs Church have tucked an mingham, Bloomfield and Frank-| extra holiday inte the month of | lin hinges on several “its,” accord-| November and will hold their 9 ing to Mrs. J. Rowland Quinn,| annual “Holiday for . Things” ore, ec tomake campaign director, who late| from 10 a.m. to $ p.m. Saturday @ row, ; Dado Armee aes Wednesday had accounted for ap-| 9¢ the church. Mrs. James : , > proximately $189,000, or 94. per| O'Rourke aud Mrs. Donald Cust: _ 3-Speed 49 Value * cent of the $200,485 goal: ance are cochairmen. PORTABLE | 31 Le aie : Mrs. Quinn said, “It looks very a ae hall, activity wilt | : of mn. blue : much as if the people of our com- social | . | . OCnowe of rose, gre munities have carried the drive|Center around the many booths, Record Player plaids. "Plescy” papend over the top for the seventh con-|S@ck bar and a tea table, where ; staple cotton. @. : secutive year since its organiza- peptic et ie ih Ler ‘ Mode to Boll ot $18.06 - Nabe oe ‘ | tion.” But she based her “ifs”|4 ¥ gpd gina a Bern Ae 5 Pine Hospital at psn jon ane of last minute calls, Lagnd children of 1, Shaved by | i ; ad ~ a 70x90 inch—Stitched Edges ; domed Coast ti same ge GS ee ; 4 . temo aa a site for a new mental = ROBERT BEAUCHAMP as the sat eceeen cateeeted gree ar oye . = rong ge : a : \ Plain WHITES & Using the Teacher to Serve |*""% "seems? q En nk Our roruer SEG A gag rule, Hutchin- | ' . Our Reguie | _ fem Introduced the bill and put | dof U ee ee cane ca (cnureh Fair ts Today | $1.98 Valee— ; it om its immediate passage OJ] Board o . is Reged days before they | ROCHESTER — The Congrega- Plays all. speeds Cpt btenaalll ' | bute for |ti Yomen’s Fellowsh : all cotton sheet eaveris,cummiered 23-1 ECuCation Group | stm crea a tie [sured the amon tony aft 12-nch eo Sache Pa Sais Ts'o he pg ge tenga pay Robert F. Beauchamp, head of! tributions from teachers and stu- /11:30 and will — an || : rT . minutes, Pontiac High School English) @emts are far above years, jall day. Proceeds will go | ac = vote and ra ote nies Ses bie i “the school drive has aspects [College. \ . ; S MAS House. dey : ., Of pephaps greater importance | —— 4 - i : “I have never been anywhere director of the National Council of| 4. aonars* — sai BR fra 7utl_sone —qpecker,_selume—i _ 90 N. Saginaw 8t:-—Basement where the process of en Teachers of English, one of the! sive. eles son des 6: semi = P : ' ; koe geverement ie vakowg been s eo abs oral" representatives ot the bard |e by. Supt. of Schools, Dwight) 100% Weal \ : er grow up and mai t \ referred to the woes p st Ve gree that they can participate in Zipper-In \ Oekland County adult society effectively and with \ A gen agate wag 0 pone ofe self-confidence,” he stated. \ : : Lining . \ “One of the things an adult ; \ the House insisted. should, be : ne ee oe \ WATER-REPELLENT Treated é worthwhileness. school —_ $ lawmakers there were) j “| ma ts background of a ° - % \ Se Supervisors to Await cee aeehian hits 14. ") ROMEX ‘ = ear \ ** 7 to te the value, of . \/} f \ . ee Decision on Sanatorium a felis , \ Usually Priced $22.50-$27.50-~-NOW \ to haat the absent ae Negotiations human suffering.” fl Ae AN ae \ House was forced to : : ‘| Ireland continued by stressing) .. \ midnight without acting Incorporation of op penned t©'the inner satisfaction resulting) S i M AS tt \ ' Senat issue revenue bonds construct | f made directly by the - & _ a new courthouse was postponed| child nal ype the ‘total farnily : a a om \ Short ; \ | for a second time today by the/gift need not be any larger be-/—B AUTO NEEDS —dad Floor bed ) \ \ ion Post 0 County Board of Super-|cause of this.” } as nk N a oe ; : -e: * wis went ik kee ' st evccccocooooooosooooe \ \ | Plans Early Banquet | Special _ Building Committee|tion of the Evergreeti interceptor|e /deal for Deer Hunters! s Street BROTHERS \ B | - Schone, of ' sewer must wait until Oakland |$ - “ e \ \ : a the |County Drain Commissioner Ralph |® a. $ \ - \ ‘ | ° . ‘ U sale ot the county tuber-|pectty needed and ‘capacity avail SIE. It’s SIMMS for Value and Variety in Men's. \ \ (necks of South Oahiand Couns INTER UNDER Ri} : her. —_ineeds of South Oakland County./$ cle Y \ oe “ana N Grounds plus | This is what Donald Pierce of |$ ° a now our, tee \ Camas | uti vit Be : Ss > county | ‘told representatives of the six |5 ° | (A ~ determine | .cmmunitios : $ CASH YOUR PAY CHECK ot SIMMS sanatorium could gon -seegenitecr others, +4 : Men's Heavy-Weight Cottos from the sale! Pierce said with these figures |® : & PEW! known, plans could then be formu-|5 _» 2 ated and capacities atocated wit? BINOCULAR : in these limitations. . 8 Main told the group that he has : “el §. A. Cohen Estate [nates com tat ne tas|S Commie wi : +) {termining this allocationfor the|® ° Split Among Family . |Fmincton sewer project and wis PRICE" ies. — bege gprcrmsh More : Fed. Tax $ The will of deceased Pontiac |“finite action on Rouge A. Cohen, who |River contamination is expected at|= - AI VW UWA GEA J : died Nov. 4, has been filed in|tt* meeting. 3 2 Court. Clyde Palmer, Detroit Assist. |¢ 9 N. —NMeia Floor : ant Engineer, clea red epoccccooccoccnooceson: , a his holdings as $25 sutle wide tad tarvianiy or , ankle-length legs. Fine cot. 7 : , 4 (Y Oakland County. ES : lLaw | City Manager Donald C. Eghert : |: The rest ot the estate will be|snid until the Drain Commission CIGARETTES we pong see mee see Fl nem Mrs. Sherwin Ross, of De-/needs, no action will be taken by |... VER pam Pi | * Weickgocdtes-cc--sss 0 troit, and Richard Kahn, of Talla-|the State Health nage Camels hassee, Fla, which must give final . |[E Lucky Strike... Olg Humorist to Address ec en ieeane of Go deine ee ae ste Pull carton, 10 | Pontiac Exchange Club Birmingham Frat Pledge the communities involved for fail-/[E '* o: ‘**) $222 | semanas, Cunaiies, tumer-/'Shanghaied’ to Midland ine ™ st poss tewnahies and|if Per sovten. $2% = Sundsies Dept. —MAIN FLOOR BY Ea! 23 ' Club at noon Friday in MIDLAND t®—Police arranged’Rioomfield Hills. are considering a we Hotel. transportation back to East Lans-', joint solution through expansion | : | re jing yesterday for a Michigan State i ’ His on will be “Be ea 4 br pwn 1 ae star mapcum 'doned by fellow fraternity pledges opher” and composer of spirituals.| Tuesday night. wed LOOK! Yorn toate en oe SHOES and BOOTS a LADIES’—MISSES’—GIRLS’ iCrepe Sole Sports _ Band Ballerinas — 7 at 6:16 p.m. mT cm State hig arta “axl Police F ‘age fi Mr. and esabiccctensess ee 2 silesoseubioses on If you are between the of 21 and 29. Brescascasscccsees ate join the MICHIGAN STATE POLICE for oo | Ra right now. 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Soe eee ee eae New I Model |e sed Nia om Mie ay be | Tow, ogee tame c. mproved Model (EE Gia ane Nylon ...- sss. : "see ee be ewee iny. air = - PORTABL ELEC I RIC . ‘Solid nea vinwtts 9 od -zero 5 weatline 98 | ¢ Q : F ‘! a i = bet $Tt 4 ‘ j = ‘ r ‘ ¥ Nae pe. oe « 4 ge f { i je : j i OE = ; oa. ; vane a : NTS i re i 4 ae so / é ieee NE u A eS Soe To OE} THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NO OVEMBER 10, 1055 , \The Day in Birmingham Telegraph Road Moms _tticers were on duty to halt tral _— Watch Police Patrol oso iene ee alarmed Director Says Success) oun “Thslo|yecterdey when thay toned tee ' Probable in Torch Drive : BIRMINGHAM—Success of the Women of Our Lady Queen of 1955 Detroit Torch drive in Bir-| Martyrs Church have tucked an | see : “ mingham, Bloomfield and Frank-| extra holiday inte the month of | “SOLD OUT” Last Time — We Got ‘More!’ _|tin hinges on several “ifs,” accord-| November and will hold their | big. ling to Mrs. J. Rowland. Quinn,{ annual “Holiday for Things” Bool. on sale tomor- campaign director, who late) from 1¢ a.m. to § p.m. Saturday @ row, oy : Hosa Progam Metal in Hic Air Wednesday had accounted for ap-| at the church, Mrs. dames Gis teealer $! 44 |. |proximately $189,000, or 94 per| O'Rourke and Mrs. Donald Cust: § .- -3-Speed 100 Yeu 2 me” * jeent of the $200,485 goal: ance are cochairmen. | s Mrs. Quinn said, “It looks very In the sectal bell. actevty ‘wilt | PORTABLE of ge ee * much as if the people of our com- . i : : Cnoice rose, Tmunties ‘awe carried the drivecenter around the many booths} © Rigeord Player Bali Acer papoed, over the top for the seventh con-|S7@ck bar and a tea table, where launder. secutive year since its organiza-| ‘© Will be served from 2 to 4 p.m. 1s tion.” But she based her “ifs” A variety show featuring Milky the , on success of last minute calls, (20% “itdven at 1, followed by’ 7x00 tnch-—BGiched Edges for ROBERT BEAUCHAMP continued returns at the same pace games, refreshments and rides on | Plain WHITES hospital r & as the past week and anticipated eer rocket ship. | =e Teacher to Serve (*". 0" "* seest y | ou never SHBG Using the gag rule, Hutchin- ‘The campaign ends today but : aoe page ON Board of U.S. Seoriat’ ie prod Pz an ROCHESTER — The Congrega-, i ~ : » » Education Group could be certain of the hoped-for jtional Church Women’s Fellowship Democrats, outnumbered 23 - 11 results. She said that while con- |started their annual fair today at in the upper chamber, were caught) Robert F. Beauchamp, head of} tributions from teachers and stu- {11:30 and will continue the event) re Shy fh pera —_ tn oe the Pontiac High School English’ demts are far above past years, = ae Proceeds will go to. Olivet bs 2 a “tee school drive has aspects ge. setit Over to the House. department, has been named a ; . “I have never been anywhere director of the National Council of ple rest Pee: | we the process of democratic Teachers of English. one of the government been Mrs. Quinn then cited a state- ogl pen mngy ste cad ntatives of the Michi- iment by Supt, of Schools, Dwight} it. was tonight,” said Sen. Cora steam ae tee a i M. Brown (D-Detroit). ‘"This has |B. Ireland, in answer to “why! by f tc Cn Tine gov. 00, Bal techers in the na Gaon when parents give dec —~| Prien ELECTRIC 33, 45 and 78. Up to 12-inch records, | ELECTRICAL DEPT. wm nas $150 Wolds te Layowy estes nimi is inate Why Sey borat GoaToaaTTTIIOaIT IA We Bought 60 More— ie + «» to fepeat our greatest-ever Value in men’s wear. Same high A : lity, same low price. ‘ ogg appears 2's other director, will attend|BASIC GOAL | . , "asia willing to scuttle |e national convention of the) “The basic goal of the school) or ReELt ae vil ecccececeoocesoose veneer ter the sake i\Council in New York’ Nov. 24/ie to provide our children with AN : , whole os ithrough ee 26. | those experiences which help them | ; : 100% Wool < ‘to grow up and mature to the de-| : referred to the Farming gree. that they can participate in| Zipper-In Oakland County hos- Post ne none Vote adult society effectively and with Democrats and ; self-confidence,” he stated. _Lining Fedde, ded enn | cp ont 00 le fo eralate all nach "WATER-REPELLENT ‘Treated Bs OR Courthouse (mmc R REPELLENT Ty ‘All-Year COATS: Usually Priced $22.50-$27.50-NOW parliamentary tangle Supervisors to Await) which enables him | when the votes of four) 1.-; to appreciaté the value, of those sing a nr ei 28 ision on Sanatorium to haal the absent ei! Negotiations enna oats CUT ANY LENGTH WHILE YOU WAIT! House to’ Ireland continued by stressing Fars hr Me acting Inborporation of an authority to|the inner ~ satisfaction resulting. mm the Senate bill. Daa emans as seer 8 ot ee ey ee Tall Oakland County Board of » td aon of this.” * « : visors E Ba -- 9" * The next step icine construe- arly nquet Special ng tte® tion of the Evergrec : interceptor Chairman K. Of\sewer must wait until Oakland! the County Drain Commissioner Ralph | Er gor bape tod il the! Main determines in terms of ca- 20, will hold a banquet break-| Proposed , aint sige sat: eam needed eras cored avail- as =A iM $.%.. BUY NOW—Use Our Leyeway Plan ia Hil | 8 i st It's SIMMS for Value and Variety in Men's WINTER UNDERWEAR ‘Shirts and IAT AZZ 2 LLL 22 2 a F 22 of aA | co co . . elle a7) ( style drawers with 4 ankle-length legs. Fine cot- ton knit, . = “Genuine "BRADFORD" . 4 e $ LJ : e ‘s “~e AA ; heures ‘3 POWER—All Parpese ; os Drawers wth BINOCULAR H Vises 4 . 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It was expected to prolong least for a time the “Geneva __ the went bes naw returned to/ 5, os get t Spirit," and allow for continued an atmosphere foreboding and tension than existed before this year’s two big peace ment that Germany will be reu- conferences at Geneva. vied auly.an4ee.0 ; terms pd aeplog s. , ‘agenda item, cultural and ‘com-/singer, Estelita, 26. . By deed in the Middle Tint end born by word at Geneva, Russia has) The one great byproduct of | ‘mercial exchanges, may be forth- Phe Page. in — ge revived the old western slogan,| the meeting, from the western | coming. But the western diplomats is good enough “you can't do business with the} Standpeint, bs to demonstrate te are taking the attitude that the/ nothing but criticism from her Communists.” the Germans that Russia's at- conference is virtually over, that band. : hi it plunged into a ditch. Both titude toward them is complete |. mask has now been torn from - You can bet your bottom dollar ly self-seeking. the Western diplomats are not as shocked and surprised as they appear to be. If they were, they |factor of. Russian policy. This is) The only surprise is the abrupt-' newly apparent in the Middle East ness with which Molotov put aside as well as in Middle Europe. the mask of Santa Claus to take; Jt seems strange, however, that up again the role which goes s0 Russia should drop so suddenly her well with his name, “the Ham- campaign of sweetness and: light mer.” jand the facade of what she calls The Foreign Min: sters Conference ‘ ‘cooperation for peace.” Only last it riegotiations. Now these appear; oe eae ‘ho futile, with Molotov’s sudden state- | omican heap the ~ som. Some concessions on the lastiday by his fifth wife, |Soviet intentions, and they might as! -- * Patrolman “Ellyson. There is also the demonstration, bey Circumstantial Proof _ ithat 9 positive program of expan-| nited States, particularly, CATLETTSBURG, Ky. @®—Thir- ae would be unworthy of thelr posi- |sion, not fear of aggression by a _would be seriously embarrassed by | ty-two parking meters wereiBad Bold Bandit . revived Germany, is the chief! one possible followup of this re- smashed Tuesday night by — IRVINE, Ky. ® An velation of Soviet attitude. one wielding a baseball bat. ally bold thief got away The: United States propaganda| Charles Keelin Jr,, 22, was arrest-|with $1,300 in cash and nachine has been hammering away|ed yesterday and charged with de-|termined amount of checks. His) on the Eisenhower proposal for|struction of public property.’ Po-|haul was made from the mutual inspection arrangements to/lice Chief Ray Castle said a piece Sheriff Fred Brandenburg, secure both Russia and America|of plastic, apparently from aiwas elsewhere in the courthouse against sudden military attack. smashed meter, was found in the! watching the tabulation of election/i- If Russia wer to accept now,'cuff of Keelin’s trousers. returns, C rafter what has with re- ; mete s “0 r= Town in Oklahoma stops on this theme. : A tor Grant With ci [Southern Oklahoma town fost four] A if cf 1 Trust WAITE’S to do the ALMOST impossible! We've sweep as they clean) at HUGE SAVINGS! Comipletely Hoovers of today! Parts are checked, every cleaner tested before shipping. HURRY | Dow N, RUN, or PHONE FE 4-2511 while he last! o W BEATS... AS IT SWEEPS... AS TP CLEANS! a én ! e they wk pa © iden’ look like new! / © they Clea: like : ae ew! 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Until opr » ae ae @ umental task undertaken by that | Ponting 12, Michigan ‘a8 y ‘ Se ‘ PELs nn tae rome he bee kk BN RS, : When the International ‘Refugee sléred at Post Office, Pontine, as second eiass matter bbed " Theyatizatind fat fSnons printer Su ss’ biiestion 0 Oca] news p { i ja. an well as al! AP news dispatches, MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS hundreds’ of thousands of refugees were left in need of international, protection and assistance. Since then the efforts of the successor U.N. + cents agency have been devoted to the re- tatiana ‘Genter Livingston: MAURY Lapeer ‘and settlement of some 350,000 refugees Michisas and, al citer ‘laces t& the waited Stas still in Europe. In addition it has Phone Pontiac FE 2-681. ° endeavored to provide legal and social safeguards for some 2,000,000 all over the world. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 or : _ it is Safe to say that at least one Survivors of Veterans man is completely satisfied that the , : award went not to him, but. to the May Get Higher Benefits ‘Tefugee agency to which he has given As the Nation celebrates Veterans four years of his life. He is Dr. G. J. Day November 11, a start has been ‘yaw Heusen. Gorpnart, head of the made toward simplifying the hodge- wetheriand delegation to U.N. yments survivo! ie tonal bs ae . Besides his work as U. —_ Last July 13 the House passed a 8€® Commissioner, he has been was so little opposition that the votes were not recorded. With the support of President: Ersensower, the De- during the war was a doughty ~ fighter in the underground, It is to be hoped this award will ganizations the prospect is for Sen-~ lessen the difficulties experienced by ate passage next year, perhaps with the agency in obtaining the funds it _ some alterations. | needs for its 1955 tions, aS * * * ; —— The effect of this bill would be A Larcs number of African witch doctors attended a recent convention. It came as a surprise to many that witches were a sickly lot. —————EEE ‘Prorpte who heed the admonition to think twice before speaking or acting lose a lot of time making up their minds. - The Man About Town - Soapy to Choose Between the National Level or Primary on Governor Political bee: The only one that to increase the present and fu- - ture minimum benefits and to however, would be required to take less than is now being ‘For the first time the benefits of survivors would be scaled according © to rank of the deceased, with widows of privates getting about half as much as the widow of a general. The present $10,000 free life insurance would be eliminated in form under social security. This haesak Mia sone waueel. . anséities for most survivors. | Oakland County 1s sure to loom large in ‘ Servicemen would contribute up = next year’s general election. My Lansing to a maximum of $7 a month. undercover man tells me that our own i groomed to make the run for the Democratic nomination for governor, "and now has | of e- Mennen Williams is planting to go after higher stuff. and strong public support of this bill, _ the Senate should have no trouble in ) law. PA * ieee _ the year that it freezes him out of mak- " t Longer * | fmg another ran for governor, should he oo Salle - , fail In his national ambitions. One aspect of present day life re- veals itself in the way changing con- A _newsboy, selling the Pontiac Press ditions weaken previously sound Gazette on Saginaw Street, was decisions. Jake Van Wagoner once pop~ at the time the courthouse was dedi- 1S ee wipes os fall cated 50 years ago. He also recollects idea having ys. , getting a quarter for a copy of the paper with news of the San Francisco earth- ; Quake in 1906. The deal was made in the _ Ernie Fay, / og after using « few diplomatic suggestions, ree ee ee coupled with a good sales talk. 4 Michigan delegates just back from There seems to be considerable pub- - the annual convention of the National '! *Wha' as head of the family? If you hear ‘mow they are smarter than the of such a school, please telegraph ®Verage man, and they would me at once. I want to enroll my ™erely sit in class and throw spit- own wife as the number one alls at a male instructor of gnly trainee.” average brains or charm. Ss ¢.e The teacher would have to be , have to have the physi i : : eye of Clark Gable, the magnetism of | ways ip — Easeg Pro a hypnotist, the wisdom of Socra- ; tes, the oratorical skill of Demos- “She could, for example, be thenes, the daring of a wild animal pegtd reg ks f Hic big : E his newspaper and let him read ° 8 « ¥ it in silence. simply isn't any demand for them. — Every marriage is an obedience — school for husbands. That's. the — way it is — and that's the way > it's likely to stay. ; | Case Records of a Psychologist: : . Different Environments in Same Home Cause Unlike Personalities in Children. for your church group admin- | ister the “Tests for Introverts vs. Extroverts” They are fun for teenagers and their parents, tee By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE git if ri i Th i i if Hf = Ld * <_< EXTROVERT.INTROVERT Then an insurrectionist eritered : The second child comes upon + in the form of his younger brother, the family stage. with a little who could crawl or toddie around “king” already on the throne. And and appropriate Ronnie's toys. “king’ i F 3 hs vir HE i li me : igs c ey : - Fi : ~~ Zo Ne 2 — oe Ba 0 ie. ' bet 1a A a vs aa eet = ye _ Sees eee Gre Pie ee a 8) a i; Fe , ae q : / ee agers ge! > y i = wee q : i "i fr i Le ¢ t Sse ee = Oat = ie eee — a 5, ik : $ : a ; Ee : : : ; . Z eee fo : : 4 : : ; { af “3 7 i veer is Val arets eae va aan THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1958 Hleclerite clan to be sabinn pine elie but American visitors B ress in Eire. They are at Spiddal, have shown interest in the charter County Galway; Crolly, County|ter dolls as souvenirs. There are |Donegal, and Elly Bay, County! 20 types, including the Connemara - certificates in. the county. - ‘dees to as {_ He's ented fo 50 cents for exch Irish Toy Makers. of the 12 ‘OMAN AB — Dr. win Lyman peat Seat Ei S Find New Market 4 | i | rt hr , NEW YORK—Never ask jbas. been turning down an esti- official Mav sctenpatt where only|man, Cork woman, wom a oe 5 e pure Gaelic ken. Products|an, Irish r_and Irish ; : Sl deeb vein: us ton — mated 36,000 a year int tees=$12,000;— | DUBLIN—Despite Intense com- Pure ,Gaélic_is spoken. Products/am, Irie Dipe ria dencee | ae the seven years he has served Florida ‘State's new gym will be ‘petition in world toy markets, perambulator rigs. las registrar of birth and ‘death competed late in 1956, - - three government-sponsored to y idolis that os play Irish folk songs Thus far they -have been sold in are popular this year. RL A 3s. FO Rene se hie _ @Classic styles »@Torso pullons $ -@Cotton poplin $ . @ Novelty typés @Bulky types @ Water repellent @ Favorite colors @Emblem trims @Polka dot lining - @Sizes 34 to 40 @Sizes 34 to 40 © Convertible hood Reg. 3.98 : Reg. 5.98 Reg. 10. 98 & 12.98 Hi-bulk *orlon interlock in all the season's most wanted Washable, moth-resistant hi-bulk orlon* interlock or Color-fast poplin or twill in bluenavy, navy-white, styles. Mock turtle necks, raglan sleeves. V-necks, angora acrilan. Woriderful fashion-first sweaters in latest designs. 8 Prva red, red-ndvy, charcoal-red. Front zipped or turn- trims, basic cardigans and pullovers, bat-wing cardigans; Cardigans, bulkies, torsos in white, pink, blue, charcoal, buckle closed styles; polka dot or cotton suede quilt lin- mock-fashioning. Many ovlors. Shop these values now! avocado, red, beige. navy, maize. mney to Federal's now ! ing. For sport or casual wear, In sizes 10 to 18. See them. * DuPont's acrylic fiber. : * DuPont's acrylic liber. ‘Nylonized ‘acetate tricot . | USE YOUR CREDIT ) TO SHOP THESE VALUES! PAY LINGERIE RS : A ON EASY TERMS! , y fe | = This marvelous new fabric is im permarient finished, longer-wear- ing; washes and dries quickly and needs no ironing. The styles are figure-flattering and lavishly trim- med. So much for your money. Slipe, petticoats, gowns in 32-40, ~ 7 SAL. White and adie colors. | Ribbon wire for floating uplift ’ oe by Beautifully styled—fitted or flared | in a complete range of sizes for | everyone. All colors . . . basics, ‘high’ shades and pastels! Made An entirely new concept of uplift ‘ Festive, look-of-splendor sheaths from marvelous fabrics you love to that’s as revolutionary as it is com- 50 7 B bart es ae nig bed shot touch: Virgin wools, fur » wool cea Flat, flexible ribbon wire - ' - gives featherweight suport to each cal peng nahn hays are hed to hold blends, velvety plushes, fluffy cup. In sizes 32-38 B, 32-40 C. Save. : Y - pan! Ine eae 9 to 15. fleeces. Sizes 9-15, 10-16, petite, : x 10.18, 161/241. See them. OUR CORSETIERES ARE TRAINED Sillennes of the Ped TO SOLVE YOUR FIGURE PROBLEMS. 1 in gold —. ~_ a a SAGINAW AT WARREN PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO9 & + { ‘eo. , Hine fant oe if peat yeh ay Vor s j ei i P , f f i oe /* ; 4 if ER IN cis 5 \ i : Nipel * i 1 obs fi Ee if ! al ; nd FPN | / j oe: ah i ? 4 ie { i | hr ; ¢ F / f = ihe ' f : Wy : j ’ ve Fi j j Bia) 4 j V4 ne 7, P, fh { | oe a fe eecoreg cae f. YY se = ee ; ; It E J me cig i . ! chaee, he Ae oO |_\___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOV) *[ULN: Will Exhibit Atom lows in the Atomic. Exposition tn] Apple Experts Offer Plan ae cnpocttion to tafag bold fol"? UP. PRIN RenrenOnney Men always look neat in * sport or dress shirts by” SPECIAL PURCHASE WALDORF | 2" Sport shirts in gab, challis, fibrene, flan- E> ‘ nel, broadcloth. Solids and plaids. Ocean Fo buttons, adjustable cuffs. S-M-L. shirts with regular or French cuffs, regular or button-down rotind collar, In sizes 14 to 17 (32 to 35 sleeve.) Men’s 100% wool y Poe, Union T-shirts Drawers sui 2 pes. 1.25 1 195 emp mle ag 7 end short sleeves, 38-46. T-shirts, S. M-L, Mid-drawers, sizes 30 to 44. .. EWE warm cotton | BRIEFS, SHIRT fo t : ' al Ba i Sw F Boys'looknect Ski style for in coat styled ORLON* Sweaters BERPLETE te ip SE cherts st SAGINAW AT W t > All first quality Gift boxed for Jr. gentlemen! comfort, warmth § * ’ VOrtn much More | @Cotton argyles @ Diamonds, plaids ~ Never before such a sock sale! Genuine spun nylona \ jin solid ribs, maroon, navy, gray, ¢ fancy patterns. Genuine cotton argyles in 3 and pov diamond patterns, bright over-plaids. Site 1014 to 13. Buy now at Federal’s for Christmas! r ol ler 4 * ~, | Boys’ favoritel } Warm all-wool MELTON | COATS |; ¢ a Keep him warm | 12° Wool plaid snowsuits _in blue, tan or gtay. Topped with cozy Mouton processed ‘ing, warm in. slacks. 4 to ? ; _ Tots and girls love fo dress up in these. PRETTY PARTY-GOERS Sizes 3-6x c 9 8 Sizes 7-14 — @ = omen es ere oie cottons . . . 80 easy to care for, so and little sis will love these with their jewel and soft mace’ in Reet rid polka dots, Sizes 3-6x, 7-14. ? atl Little girls’ S-piece wool | . Little a smart dress slacks | Assorted rayon of corduroy belted » . Some with sus- a Sey aoe save at Federal’s! : : Litt boys’ cotton flannel shirts ois pt el Sn Little boys" sent a < USE HANDY PURCHASE COUPONS! PAY LATER ON EASY TERMS! Early-to-bed_ in PAJAMAS of cotton flannel soft and warm pj's in all. over prints, many with nylon trims, Se ee ee : tattersals, geometrics, wi f scenes, pretty florals. Many with ski cuffs and wrists, . Buy now for Christmas. Warmly interlined poplin jackets in red, royal, charcoal. Buckle front. Concealed hood. Sizes 7’ to 14. Buy them now for the cold months ahead! Let winter come! But wrap your gil in warm flesice BATS, COAT SETS — $14 Coat sets, 4-6x ° @ PREE ALTERATIONS All-wool Chatham fleece coats with motebing hats and stitch trim, all-wool interlinings. In red, peacock, green, royal. Also all-wool checks in group. Sizes 8-14. Coat sets in princess and boxy styles, some with velvet collars, stitch trims. Assorted plaids and checks in red, peacock, cotillion. All-wool Chatham fleece and all-wool checks. Sizes 46x. Hurry and save now at Federal’s! Girls’ warm convoy jackets | 8.98 Girls’ warm viylecauh slacks Wary. grove ox ay slacks to wear with her or gee toes lt cold! AC tempte ederal’s for these values! 498 | a 4 ¥ ; - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, N OVEMBER 10, 1955 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 ti J a, Reduced 31.95 1A Terrific Suite! With a Bedding Bonus} seit in _Factory Crates! | : mane ee , _5-Pc. Maple Bedroom Choice of maple or mahogany, $ ' You get dresser, large mirror, ® matching bed, comfortable — a e ts mattress and resilient spring. Wink Teds ae Ne > Hurry, While They Last! Regular Price *129” | You'll have to see it to believe it. This beautiful new Emerson gives you bigger picture than you thought you could afford. Bigger because the entire surface of the large screen is used to give you the picture you pay for. The finest in sight and sound eee with cabinet of IN Wo == ee Se ee « Pale eee | Innerspring Mattress beautiful modern design. Wa'se cheering ot ‘68 foot Look What You Get! oe oeed by f : he dictions fo moie soon tor tO Double Dresser, Big Mirror, Bookcase ° Automatie 4 eg. . 'e Bed, Innerspring Mattress, Box Spring; 3.SPEED Now Read These Features! REGULAR $219.95 ¢: | Phonograph The suite 1 gem of modern beauty in elegant, | a4 a : a istinctive plowre frome trent ond oc: 5 _ Regular $59.95 a wt Sy cented by’ exaggerated wood and silver- $3 A | : # §6finish pulls; the top quolity mottress set OF | wt ~~ . , DB “4 is built for luxurious comfort! | $7 . Lg?” Precision 3 - Spee: Ae gee bO S ave $ SO ve PHILCO Auiemalle hence: n tone | to your home, case In beau- } manne a F Beoad s20%" be ically turns A Wekes You to Music off changer. MODEL 742 A On Our Meter Plen ¥ © 04; Sinply Truific! = 7 @ | . ‘ EVER a > | COASTER WAGON Agee 3 we | ee ers age LJ ER | 3-Pe. Dinette Set 3 Filled with SOAP (meen ) ye B [Seen <7 SB ae , | . ' oe : if ee ie ‘ om - a oe ec Chrome frames and plastic uphotster- With Your New 1956 / * — "#4 , y ‘A All for Only : | ae 5 ERM. | $ 9) nee sm Columbia Automatic e we, OL HEATER Gas Waler Healer | = « | + 30 Gallon Recovery _ — | From $ 90 New 1956 Speed Queen washer hos @ bale “King Sau” Counter fs , , 9x12 Mohawk Rug : 69 : Fea” tose, OD full capacity, porcelain tub, equipped pr ag eal _ - ~ . as WE ARE GIVING You THE WORKS Cushiony Durlon pile. to pillow R e : ° on rs seabird 9 ae aa FOR THE PRICE OF THE SUITE ALONE! i cree ae et cee ae ee able pressure wringer. Full guargntee, Save more then you ever dreamed of saving! This pheno- pet beauty. Heewy woven ber for perfect heat and economy. 4 , menal living room ereamble, brings gipores contents backing. 3 i | : / Tie teremaiiae son sitet bust with deep onersring 3-Piece ee : A q \ ; . Phone () I KN erm cera tom, “Grd” limed ‘cok tables form en ula Crib Fea lin, } Reserves \ P none 4 t His an yy ° TT _ FEdera/ 3 . iat Set Leen? | P Any Gift ‘Til | FEderal , , | $ Reni Treanie | | I, “Mae | 74 : 5G SATU BDAY. sy00 Recervé oily Gift _jo.oe USSR all | NORTH SAGINAW eters el sen : J wet ercot an ty ¢ 108 NORTH SAGINAW NIGHT ‘til 9 *30 U til Ch istmas! cm, aa foe tr 7 a n nd low price! . + t i ¥ i . + é ‘ } ‘ i f i t Fd i Hl 5 t ‘i ; i j j ; ! / ; FI | sf j : ( THE PONTIAC PRESS. 1 ' re AA KSSSSS >= SS . MODEL 742 As tar DAY On Our Meter Pion COASTER WAGON Filled with SOAP With Your New 1956 All for Only $7 gp» New 1956 Speed Queen washer has a Deluxe "King Sina” Gcestey ae full ty, lai i agen will make per- ; 4 — ¥, porcelain tub, equipped ied Citas ant tet old i: with aluminum, tangle-proof, adjust- child, ‘eble pressure wringer. Full guarontee, a OPEN? FS FEderal ieee FRIDAY... pA RANE SATURDAY bhahdahiadll NIGHT ‘til oN ee. ; Late rey ea Ly THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 _ Choice of maple or mahogany. s ' You get dresser, lorge mirror, matching bed, comfortable - | . 4 La wn He, "5.Pe, Maple Bedroom mattress and resilient Spring. With Trade Innerspring Mattress We're clearing out all floor sample innerspring mattresses } ¥ ond box springs ot drastic re- ductions to make room for new merchandise Reg. 34.95 Look What You Get! Double Dresser, Big Mirror, Bookcase Bed, Innerspring Mattress, Box Spring Now Read These Features! , REGULAR $219.95 133 The suite is a gem of modern beauty in elegant, rich, Silverhue mahogany veneers, detailed with distinctive picture frame fronts, and ac- cented by: exaggerated wood and silver- finish pulls; the top quolity mottress set -Js built for luxurious comfort! Save ‘80 just like adding another bedroom to your home, Comfortable in- nerspring mattress, ca Stig 5-Pc. Dinette Set Heart ~ stealing Quintet! Semi oval e table with extension leaf. Y chromed legs and mar-proof plastic top. 4 matching chairs with spring seats. Chrome frames and plastic upholster- CASS. Sie 9x12 Mohawk Rug Cushiony Durlon pile to aired your footsteps, assure added $! wear and crisper, fresher car- ea Reet janis woven pene. _@ Crib Set You get crib, spring, wet | FWE ARE GIVING YOU THE WORKS FOR THE PRICE OF THE SUITE ALONE! Save more than you eve? dreamed of saving! This pheno- menal living room ensemble brings glamorous contempor- ary styling and luxurious comfort fas a fabulously low price! The living room pte is built with deep innerspring comfort, and with the i upholstered armchair, mod- ern ceramic lamps, ond limed oak tables form on ultra smart outfit. IS andltes fey ae ee v -|$§°° Reserves Any Gift eo Until Christmas! 1. — la Sed oe Oy . _'THE PONTIAC-PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 Reduced 31.95 Still in Factory Crates! Hurry, While They Last! Regular Price *129* You'll have to see it to believe it. This beautiful new Emerson gives you bigger picture than you thought you could afford. Bigger because the entire surface of the large screen is used to give you the picture you pay for. The finest in sight and sound together with cabinet of ' beautiful modern design. Automatic Changer in light- md tac $PO95 | FS: automatically tur n 4 Wekes You to Music off ‘DUO THERM. OIL HEATER From $69” Keeps 4 to 5 rooms warm and cozy in cold- est weather. Has the famous Dual Cham- ber for perfect heat and economy. Automatic 3-SPEED Phonograph Regular $59.95 ‘ : Reserves \ Phone Any Gift mi FEderal ee, Christmas! | 3.7114 case in beau- er. Columbia Automatic Gas Walter Heater 30 Gallon Recovery Regular 99.95. % Heats faster, oD Recovers quickly. Saves ga fuel costs. 108 NORTH SAGINAW | 5 ; | = + { ye fe ‘ +i age oy : . ____THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 e ‘ Zoe ie Hi ED PP K Sp BZ ED . never before so ee priced! [shop MON., | reduced for our Value Demonstration! ger = ee fairloom NIGHTS. DENIMS UNTIL 9 NOW! GET 1.32 OFF! stout Charmode two-way stretch girdle or panty | reduced 66 from 4.98 each chown as A beauty of a buy at this new reduced price! : So , yet fashioned to give you seg o> ce yw In white two-way stretch with two bones at inside front shield. bn Ponty in pink or white. 17-in. length. Side zipper. Sizes 30 to 46. Stock up on your size during this sale! These are all full bolts of first quality Fairloom denims perfect for sewing many fine personalized gifts for Christmas . . in many fine patterns and gorgeous colors! 44-inch widths! Choose yours now... plenty of time fos gift sewing! Yard Goods. Maia Floor Taffeta Pillows Assorted Coverings mz 98 ASK ANY SALESPERSON ” Bro Special! . > Charming toss pillows Long-Wearing Cotton aril colcetal fafteta covers 2 i $] n brown, gold, dark ot just green-cnd light green. All Save 99c on Charmode Two-Way Stretch! 1?x17-inches square . : You'd pay 69c for this white periees size for throw pil- White “Swiss Knit” elastic. Tiny 99 — tien = moe ate so 4 poe for bones at top of front panel. 15%-in. ong B32-38 and C34-40 at oer at length. Small to extra large sizes. needed gs erg on ataae Corset Dopt--Seere Second Floor i J ‘ 1 perfect for holiday costumes and decorations new Fairloom felt of 50% Wool 98 + aaa Fairlaom felt . . . just the Bader Semmes cutie ened hit ioral blue, cekieiainen of Shera low pricel . the more Yard Goods—Sears Main Floor | Long Sleeve Orlon* “Award” Sweater comes Leg Briefs you buy 98 oe oe the more : a 2 For 3] Smart-looking with V-neck, twe Tailored in 40 —_ nylon tri- you save 1 set-in kets, ribbed culls. cot in a bouquet of colors. White, 3 colors. Double fabric uk Small, “DuPont's Acrylic Fiber. 34-42. Medium, Large. Stock up now! the more Regularly 1.98, Charmode they ae al & 6 Months te Poy ... * . ‘iat ae classic gowns Roval Se Easy te Gee... é a oy. th Open Your Account How cotton flannelette ® see >) 44 purple =< Regularl P96, Seve T o Beautifilm ; ‘do Classic in | 20 Dept—Main Floor @ new no-run top and toe so they : - ' pom cach longer! ne Each Pair SERS 154 North Saginay St. ~ Phone. FE 4171 cover average room ‘ for only “wall ‘coverings — © Paste. right to wall 3 S:. ° 4 decorator colors | cover ane room. ’ for only ‘inlaid linoleum © Wipes clean easily ss. ° Colors won’t wear off 6h, wide © 3 Se ere ee enveee sree sare pinata weap abo sw colors . - won't off because they ce ae HE nile a u cover average room |. F for only | 94 floorcovering ' @ Extra-thick surface TT: 7 rh © Smart new potterns _ for.any size room 12-foot wide enamel suriace floor covering is ideal for most rooms where seams are not desired. Extra thick surface wears longer; resists and stains. Textured gray or beige ardent or blogs | pattern, Gee #.at Searel cover average room. } i Zel amolal bs | 242 linoleum tile © Fresh new beanty 7 c e New marbleized patterns For Any Size Room se Sey oy mains i nh tile to back. Surface is easy to clean. Save! = Floor Coverings—Second Floor isin tufted _ for any ele room for any size room |} firmly woven and nendle g In rose or blue, plaidi 56x76-inch size. two-tone chenille. red 678 =: Colorful two-tone floral design on white wave tufted chenille. Dainty § in new breath-taking shades at Sears today! -*.8 Pe _ new reversible ... bullion fringed 9 New “Cafe” Shower Sets | Rich Embossed Plastic ee ee oe en mses 1.39, Save 40c! pn Soft, slishel ection ‘Vhcwtldl ua dein iced Soe oe En gene pal mcg finished with overlocked stitching for ‘save from 42¢ to 1 me of Honor Chef Quality Aluminum Cookware : “reduced for the ~ first time won 77 266 ~ regularly 219 regularly 3.69 ing see ee AUTOMATIC INFRA-RED ROTO-BROIL Custom “400” r ‘ a4 : : ae ; ‘ . 2 i ne, ay t ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 yah wih SHOP MON, | ic rave Donen Christmas gifts : xu . fairloom NIGHTS IMS | unti | “NOW! .GET 1.32 OFF! ‘stout Charmode two-way. stretch girdle or panty from 4.98 each A beauty of a buy at this new reduced price! eg So comfortable, ‘yet fashioned to give you | Complete "the control you need. In white two-way stretch | el with two bones at inside front shield. | * Selections Panty in pink or white. 17-in. length. Side zipper. Sizes 30 to 46. Stock up on your size during this sale! _ These are all full bolts of first quality Fairloom dentaia periect for sewing many fine ‘personalized gifts for Christmas . . in many fine patterns and gorgeous colors! 44-inch widths! Choose yours now... plenty of time fos gift sewing! Toffete stparae Pillows *wioteae.. % Open Your Account Now ASK ANY SALESPERSON Assorted Coverings m7 98 ; Bra Special! Charmirig . toss pillows Long-Wearing Cotton with colcshal taffeta covers 2 for $] in brown, gold, dark ot just green and light green. Al! Save 99c on Charmode. Two-Way Stretch! 17x17-inches /square . . You'd 69¢ for this white prenet size/for throw pil- White “Swiss Knit" elastic. Tiny 99 —— go ne me} _ Prone demeeey & 4 —, for bones at top of front panel. 15%-in.. S208, BIDE ame CH-40 at si — length. Small to extra large sizes. on ‘ 1 perfect for holiday costumes and decorations . new Fairloom felt of 50% Wool 98 and 50% Rayon Yard . sg sada Fairlapm felt . . . just the thing for making and outtits toys, decorations too! Choose from black, white, Sorel tes. red and green at Sears low price! Yard Goods—Sears Main Floor the more Long Sleeve Orlon® “Award” Sweater §Charmode Leg Briefs in Nylen Tricot 58 oe es Smart-looking with V-neck,.twe Tailored in 40 deriier nylon tri- - aet-in kets, ribbed culls. cot in a bouquet of colors. ‘White, 3 colors. * Double fabric crotch. Small, *DuPont's Acrylic Fiber. 34-42. Medium, Large. Stock up now! you buy the more _ you save the more Regularly 1.98, Charmode they wear classic gowns cotton flannelette teplry 14 Royal purple® Beautifilm nylons Regularly 1.15 Pair: 1,98, Save! ‘o Classic in ¥ Classic Style leather handbags values to 5.98 559 novelty stoles ple tx 7 Senforized, maxi- || $5 pate tm lots of 12 .............. you save 20e pate Lined wwmm shrinkage 1 95e pet, tn Yat of 9 100010027771, Tog gary See Dat eek 77 || eather. ace e ee a _ aly 1% 8c pate, i bought singly ghee a ers TO 221! 3 ic at this price. All 'd You Save S4c teseeeeees YOU Betve 16e pair fine top grain polished calf in ele- Each lon softer, ’ ty stclen te. woe! ad Oren wit gant new styles...pouches, vaga- Fg —— bonds, vanities, boxes, totes, e pontoon glamorous Tk pi si ail qe Aa - shoulder straps. Popular colors. en, = @ new no-run or toe sothey " gach pa te os m : , ee - in 12-Paie Lots 2 fe nay bach ‘SEARS 154 North Saginaw St." Phone FE 5-4171 i | SNe ores See Bee ae ee ee ‘ 1 a 4 { i : . $ , "i i > it pre ge er, : 5 ; * “Pp * oat Se hiya: tee ea adh ae HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, ‘1055 Qe z nyt af Titbesualt ep Cass f —— oe h | emer , | wave tufted wall coverings | two-tone chenille : : ao 1695 . twin of © Paste right to wall 3 8: ; Colorful two-tone floral de s 4 decorator colors fo white weve tated chenille, Dainty r any size room | sitbon scroll trim. Washtast colors Sie ie Gace Wo vow Lichen er bonne wells With oS . this gleaming plastic surface wallcovering ... 4¥s-ft.” — Surface resists soaps, sicins, water. Four colors. Cove base , available® . . also protective metal trim at lower cost. : cover average room. s : 5 for only "9 eg oz inlaid linoleum befenesgs cea ande . small service charge © Wipes clean easily | 88 © Colors won't wear off oh, Ci fine one-tone baby chenille wieal for any size room | Wonderful, washable chenille in new- priced af only No finer standard weight iniaid linoleum at-this amazing low est Harmony. House * pricel Wax-sealed surface resists stains, grease and dirt . needs ironing, wrinkles just rngey yes 4 wipes clean in no time at all! Six colors .. . won't Suiking sane. en coe Solyehy. wear olf because they go right to felt backing! lene packaged to keep fresh; ready for : use. Buy now for every bed in your e room Ree Ss home... at Sears! Twin or Full Size 3 _ cover averag 4 _ new reversible ... — or ’ for only | G4 bullion fringed A A e = floorcovering @ Extra-thick surface - 7 ie om ve ) _sither side, fringed! —~ © Smart new patterns ane : _ : for any size room 12-foot wide enamel suriace floor covering is ideal for meal wee een paen a) no Oe Eee Meee “4 wears longer; resists ‘extured or Deine: aren or lege ted pattern Soe it at Sacral” j cover average room ° , Al New “Cafe” Tae 242 Shower Sets ° ° yey Mele Fle Rich Embossed Plastic Tinoleum tile ie mies cotton plaid blanket me 499 © Fresh new beauty 13°- A shower set with a “conti 24 ower a“ © New marbleized patterns Reg. 1.39, Save 40c! nental” touch ... For Any Size Room i French motif in striking : three-color prints on taffeta- Gleaming inlaid linoleum tilés last’ longer because they re- | Soft, colorful cotton blanket for year. ‘round practicality embossed plastic. Set in- sist wear. Clear, lovely matbleized colors go right ceniahk at a money-saving price. Made of new American -cotton cludes. 27x45-inch window tile to back. Surface is easy to clean. Savel firmly woven and finished with overlocked stitching for curtain and 72x72-inch show- Floor Coverings—Second Floor ¢ longer life. In rose or blue plaid! 56x76-inch size. er curtain. Savel ‘save from 42¢ to 1.03! Maid of Honor Chef Quality Aluminum Cookwa re reduced for the first time , | Mae INFRA-RED 3 \ ‘Custom “400” 9° @ It's Guaranteed First - Quality @ Set Timer. Forget It! Heavyweight quality with regularly 2.19 ularly 3.69 ing. Heide ibe fowl Wb tapered shapes .. . molded plastic handl roast; highly polished. ate es ohiminum c kware at amazing low prices now! = — Sane str 3-piece sauce 5 lee shan 3.69 here eta 2.66 Handy Sise: Easy to Clean nev 189 = 4,33 Only at Sears youll find one so low priced. Blue s peckled = enamel rotuster holder . 15-Ib, = fowl, or 18-lb. roast. to’ delicate: perfection. See it now — save at Sears! : New “Capri” Model. ..49.95 1 Blectrical Dept—Bosement “a fon ety bh SEARS 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE S-4171 ae nay \ : Si tobe “ @ ; ; fi a : \ j ie, ! : ‘ = MA MAES ye {1 ve % 4% cA " \ / fog (py $ : i anh if : if Ly fe } Vey Ke i “ f 4 ' ; ce ; ft ta yi Tees ay eon ae oe if : pee j a yg p ' . j are iC Ts \ r yf ! ji a] ’ AF) ph i } | ‘ a ( / f j j j i ae Fe iN RR ater ba mer sas : f 4 u ey my 7 ce | 1S = AE | Wee : - - : ee : z 3 a “ ay yA eu ms ; if j > FOURTEEN 3 | THE PONTIAC PRESS) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1953 : : ri | SEARS La AUPE Lhe DEMONS lL, - ’ ay, _— - = D> he TTT TT Pe niet ‘ig, fi ! % enhe hy Niitmtae x Hunting Knives Embossed Leather Sheaths 1.88 &. Stripping: a deer or skinning a rabbit, a hunting knife is ‘a grade steel Now Just Die es _ Red-Black or Red - Plaid Hunting Coat Only 18% Heavy 100°, wool, treated to repel water. Large rubberized game pocket. Cotton suede lining. Sizes 36-48. Hand Warmer Warms Hands Without Flame At Only 1.39 Generates |25F. for 24 hours or more on one filling! Lighter fluid reacts on element. Pocke sized, flannel beg . Sears Carries a Com- plete Line of National Brand Guns Priced Lew. Lever Action High Powers: havace ssisi x poste $a48 Bolt Action High Powers: Winchester Model 7@....,190.95 Pump Action High Powers: Remington Model 166 a8 Rem | bid) 2.35 Savace Model 49.95 Only $8 Down, Balance on Sears Easy Payment Plan! Savagé .300 Rifle Hammerless, Lever Action Case Meade of 26-02. Virgin Vinyl Nowhost 3.9 Reg. 10848 95,45 = ss Pump Action Shotguns: ine hest at a low vrice!! Rstary ln hold The bes at a low price’ Deep, Rotary magazine holds _& Winchester Model 1 14.58 usnh on kaska lining. Ny rounds. finger tip saiety. <4 Remincten Model S10 2.08 ion stitchir g. Choose from 40 nch barrel 7)4Jbs. Walnut J. ©. Higgins Model 18 #75 and 44-inch lengths stock with checkered fore-end Now... A Sears Ist... A 94.50 High Power Rifle Plus a Luggage Type Gun Case Both for a Low, Low 94.99... A Savings of 14.57! Buy Now! d Famov® preces gauge with fu adjustment t v Made PY e Nationale Fabriqué " : warm Wearmaster mm arctics for . ~~ outdoorsmen i || S men’s 4-buckle. > Pek . . men’s 5-buckle arctic .......6.98 Rugged construction makes this an ideal boot for heavy duty outdoor work. Heavily reinforced stretchy top. Full gusset tongue keeps out water. Heavy zig-zag soles and heels resist slipping, provide more wear. Cotton net lining. Reinforced heel and toe. - Warmth Without Wi Lace-to-Toe Boot Adjustable Fit 10" Easy fitting. Stormwelt keeps out bad weather. Supple leathers and lightweight Vul-Cork soles. ; LC Mogens | MODEL 50 aS A at only Deer Season Opens Nov. 15— Get Your License at Sears! y HIGH POWER RIFLE WITH LUGGAGE-TYPE GUN CASE It’s Insulated! Waterproof . | Rubber Boots 15-In, 1 50 | Now 95 Chrome-Lined Barrel Both for Only Size i Just 5 Pair - The Model 50 has the built-in calfphered quality : 88 that not only fires 5 high powered shells, but ac- ’ tually guides them with full powered accuracy! It's the only high power rifle with FN Mauser Ac- _ - tion selling for less than $120.,Compare for your- self... todayl pone Perfect for men who want 100% waterproof -arctics Shae protection .. . for work- d Feet stay warm and dry ingmen, huntera, fisher- « then! See them! . ; 30-06 ee Caliber : Only 9.50 Down 154 North’ Saginaw St.” Phone FE 5-4171 alt day 7 All men's sixes =~ ae facet e pou mony Fach SEARS ¥ eh ee : F yf ig be i i A i! i ; ; ; 4 eae Pees eee - roe a 4 ts / ( - i / A j "i : b ke Gr. re rf : ’ {/ ai / et | eal J ge hia eis yf ' | | ' f # ae ea ee ee 8 (PS Se ag ee ee WE a ee a eee Seay) ee Be A a= Ws ee Fee ey FL ei fee Se ‘pos oe. ae carta a Ree os me tae ys ey 5 = ck “* * x ' ‘ ‘ eee ee t : ed - | Slightly blue but too young to be| ther’s cholce the Princess Kira, |you don't mind,” And he pulled wil) Os, fal) oe) PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1955 Man Between Monkey, _ LONDON (INS)—Man ranks, be- tween the monkey and the mouse ‘so far as sensitivity to atomic Me Louie’, Says Crown Princesse earth creatures. When it comes to radioactivity, Wilking said, rabbits are twice as tough as men, and mammals are more radiosensitivg than ~ either eg hooded fish oF hot - blooded University of Texas bask team has seven lettermen back fects of an atomic explosion °on!} ¢ Reliet for Heartburn Only Ohare | TOP SPEED “On the Spot” | Sp ae Snell Vaan? oes a. working & Cm my Detroit, I feel too close to Amer-| | M°A@)Ss101@.@'\, Lene) ‘te, sts tas oo SAVE 99°! Pilgrim — Tike eres: at 1e2) ~=—. x: 100% Wool Pullover sweaters #j ‘ é %, a x i ; ? : ‘ , f 3 many ever revert to.a monarchy. | * } _ 2 ah LIKES THE IDEA | -. f Dp ent utaoraty dione ol /) Regularly Mm QQ VX the ‘tens cums. when "os paiahal | / at 5.98! y hal ! wanted it.” * tion knows, but Louis saw her first, Sears this wee * * ® He almost immediately took off! for California to press his suit. To Lily, this was exciting. To chances, ae Warmth r r Men in Coldest Weather! averse! BS Parka Jacket . | a 98 1956 Elections : Choice of Two New Colors Worry Pollsters, | © Sateen Resists Cold @ Repels Rain and Wind mouton-dyed lamb. Zipper front... . warm pockets. See it at Sears low price now! Oe NEW YORK @—The Wall Street } / A Complete with fully ' lined hood of Men's Clothing “Wy Main Floor . low priced at Sears i i E 4 P Big 99c¢ savings on Pilgrim long sleéve 100% wool sweaters. Choice of attractive colors and styles. Knit waist and wrists. Most mens’ sizes. AN 99° Savings! p*\ : All Wool Sleeveless Sweaters |- Quality ond warmth in assorted styles and colors at 99c savings at supple, iniported New Zealand | suede leather jackets © water repellent _ @ =Spot resistant Delightfully light in weight with a free and easy drape... rayon lining feels extra comfortable. Variety of smart colors in sizes 36 Regularly ip Save ib 96¢ Values Up to $5.00 2. Pilgrim | Nights Open Mon., | ber Value Demonstration ‘ a Ae | > k-end! 14° not read a book in the past year; 17 per cent of American husbands thru 46. cent of American women have taken a swim Bian! ogee! a om, a af budget priced : Horsehide | blue denim _ kets re SHILLIPS A) sj ao band top a main a fabrics, sharkskins LK OF MAGNESIA | im | \ overalls BLETS 5 ¢ ; . 9 pos . Famous: for wear and comfort. — Sanforized, won't shrink over 1%. -. Triple stitched main seams, A . Sturdy boatsail drill pockets. Tailored- To-Measure suits | regularly 69.50 regularly 77.50 and soft flannels. ‘regularly $85 flannel shirts Sale! Men's Wallets Choose from large assortment BF y= of styles and colors this week-[? Fri. & Sat. . end—savel Pela Once a 2.98 Plaid for ‘5 Cotton flannels in new printed pat- terns. Sharply styled sport cut, in a wide selection of color combinations. Washiast. S, thru XL. Men's F urnishings—Main Floor rs 4 Pr: ro 47° Just enough material on each bolt to make one or two suits. Some of our finest imported fabrics, wool flannel and worsteds in many patterns at this sale price. Make your selection tomorrow or Saturday! 572? Each suit made to your own individual measurements. And you choose the style and color of fabric. At this price you'll choose from fibrene decorated 67° A correct fit and your complete satisfaction guaranteed. This group Includes wool flannels, lustrous wool sheen gabardines, smart new splash effects, sturdy wool worsteds. Come in now for huge savings! Just say “Charge It on Sears Revolving Charge, 6 Months to Pay... Small Service Charge ; Year y * af < . ~<* : x i f i = i i ‘ is ; / ‘ : : | ? . ; "ss THE PONTIAC PRESS, , ; ‘THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1 10, 1985 3 \ ATE MY. NW?.] | SHOP SEARS MONDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS ‘tl 9 SST || eames FIRST WEEK of This GREAT SEARS EVENT-SAVE! | io 23 ARS MALE scons ROEBUCK AND CO. eo “ & & & |W NH = Yesterdey’s enswer, Add, wong, figure, Toble, tHree, suMber, sEven, righT, eight, Class. ab-40 © 0055 What's My Line, Inc Work Is Secret of Health| Says Flint Nonogenarian| | FLINT (INS)—Fred A. Aldrich,| Episcopal Church for more than 30, 94-year-old Flint banker and busi- years and also served as treasurer, | _ pessman, says work is the secret of vestryman and Sunday School su-| : good health. s <- perintendent, | In civic affairs, he helped or- Aldrich observed his birthday | ganize the. water department, Wednesday by making his usual ghe Flint Institute of Arts ont | | morning trip to the Merchants and the music association. He de- | Mechanics Bank, where he is, nated large tracts of land te the | : ehairman of the board. | city for use as parks. He originally was a printer | Aldrich was a life member of the. and newspaper owner. and then | | branshed inte tuaky memmatacian- |orrene Coe One Sve years aan ” Rogaburlf ~~ Priced at 249.95 © N SAVE | 30.07 ONLY $10 DOWN - Balance on Sears Easy Terms INCLUDES: DELIVERY, INSTALLATION, AND 1-YEAR FREE HOME SERVICE New Kenmore Speeds Your Washday. Save Money! Wringer Washer @ Sale Priced | 88 ®@ Only $5 Down Compare its features, its low pricel New Kenmore with Visi-Matic wringer and efficient agitator action for sparkling colors. Visi-Matic adjusts automatically for wringing hankies or rugs. the Indust the future. gan.’’ He was a charter member of | * the Genesee County Red Cross and | Oe Ge ove of ie birthday, Al’ served seven years as president of] . Griek Flint YMCA. | ¥ “L am looking forward, not back: ea * * . ward. My advice for goo Aldrich born St. J : is to keep everiastingly at work, seph, Peggle ating tear F ci ond Cart fk of rete. ag.(Flint at the age of 8 He attended J | Aldrich’ has taken own Flint ele mentary schools and] vice and kept busy. studied at Phillips Exeter Academy} He was secretary of St. Paul’s'at Exeter, N. H. BETTER BUY AT SEARS FOR A BETTER BUY L THE EASE OF COMPLETELY UTOMATIC WASHDAYS COMPARE! Use Less Water, Detergent : e 1 sou wi utomatic Suds-Saver YOUR CHOICE| SS | er peowea peg : | [aan ema of |e LATEST STEAM - DRY , | GENERAL ELECTRIC, CASCO or HOOVER RES TO GIVE YOU COMPLETELY WORKFREE WASHDAYS ———- Avtemtic | 59% drying Pay Only $5 Down on Sears Easy Payment Pian Extra Kenmore Features at This Low Price SEE THE COMPLETE , AUNT) Saas FINE OF KENMORE HOME ELECTRIC DRYER PLIANCES TODAY AT SEARS rs Ask for Free De mo NsStration 3 ‘el ae You By ' J) Buy SAVE "7! ate $1.00 A WEEK! Modern Way to Dispose of Both Trash and Garhage incinecaiaes : dp Full-size Deluxe Kenmore - $5 Down GRIDDLE- TOP RANGE Rovchitinary, industrial. cchasina a 10,000 BTU main . burner . . . additional 10000 BTU booster burner at flue entrance consumes smoke and odor. Tip-toe-matic door | opener. Fiberglas insulated. Holds over 1¥-bushel ca-, pacity. Automatic control. See it at Sears low, pricel Seti gant gn mony bck SARS, Saga Pe TA rh “ ‘ee * 7 d \ } S ae = dh I ral A 1 Ae A ' f } Soares ess 1D SET—WAS $79.95 NO MONEY oun RE : x es oe ; }? Mot he ve eee Ao ee te at a eq ae i ; = ma : : * : ‘ : aS : ; ; , a ee 4 ae 8 + : j Aa | ’ ' ; rel i : ” io : Ey tae ee : ; . : \ i Hist eee we \ } : ad ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1955 - te a = Talk | Wigcn etanad, ispute'Liloc Lane’ Planned are scheduled be pleted in two He's ‘Dripless Dunker’ [plane its anntal reer Wayne Given $45,186 N.|1,800 Lear production workers who| GRAND RAPIDS (#—The State|was started by the Hudsonville) GRAND RAPIDS (# ~— Walter| Auditorium, | DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit Reinke of Grand Rapids, federal/Went off thelr jobs Oct. 21 to sup-|tighway Department panne dj ions Club. | | Sack, hospital Tuesday; |Board of Education has accepted :., and ClO. eels . Wednesday to begin ila} tn 12 All-Star Stan My.|a# named Grand Exhausted Chiet| Apprentice jockey Ken Bonin, 18, gitts and grants for Wayne Univer- Lear, Inc., and ClO United We: pe - |bushes on M2i to make a : games, Dripless Dunker of the Grand Rap-|will be among th riders at Florida|sity totaling $45,186. Included is| i. - Workers Local 330 will.n .| Arkansas ts the only non-Texas!iane” of the route between Grand] “#4! has connected for a .325 batting! ids ‘Chapter of the Coffee Dunkers|tracks this winter, He won his|$17,628 for College of Medicine Re- - 18 to. - school holding a membership in the/Rapids and Holland. A total. of| average and has fielded errorlessly|of America, Inc. group, dedi-|Ist at Sunshine Park near| search, st ee, SF CE He reported no } to di ! : : ers a: 2 Tampa last Jan. 2. ships. <= >» ' ) : & ASS : | Hitnaparenti!! ; ply ; ety 4 , . t : ¢ Oe | ROEBUCK AND CO. Aunt 2 a= OPEN MONDAY, FRI. SAT. NITES Til 3 new exp ande d area 2e= ye ena 2i-inch Silvertone TV | jj = in rron > a || oe so? 3 9" 7 . . ‘ : . a of i\(aseaar ce esseotl TE 259.95 “big picture view” for price of most 17-inch sets te |. 9 io Rell | : Neg | PAY ONLY $10 DOWN! i ~. ‘ Deluxe-styled features plus a saving price on . e 9.4 cu. ft. Coldspot! Designed for finger-tip con- venience and compactness with four door of ' Servi-Shelves, full-width freezer chegt, full-width compact presse oe ’ bottom Handi-Bin, butter compartment and ‘ BZ =~ beautiful colortone interior. Completely auto- table model C3 swshe Ashecteal fet k how < seen sd ieee . ° ~ with new ONLY ONE = “ vy e CG : , oH = l4Kv" chassis PRICE to PAY 88 | Never Priced Lower! 14.7 Cu. Ft. . $5 DOWN z ° P * Balance Monthly on Sears sit Only ? 8 ge} Payment Plan! Easy Pay Amazing Coldapot ct sale, pricel Stored 4 . are accessib easily | dol am sickelmololan stored! ieht sicenge sectiote ikl aaiae atin 4 FREE - Purchase Ibs. of food. With attractive colotone interior “| of ANY ¥ FREEZER | ®for Den ®for Rumpus Room of porcelain'enamel. See it now — savel my . : Appliance Dept—Sears Main Floor Fi gt ch ol i icl an Galiiciacismm cele — is eli ideal second set... bright, steady, clear pictures - INCLUDED | i | | With Your Purchase of =e KENMORE SEWING 2: WLOL OL OMe *Zelkc-mre) aloliaael acim oleh Act, 200 volts of § P VACUUM or FLOOR POLISHER r . * Rotary Action KENMORE Includes 12-Lb. Turkey - $5 3 Down | ‘Get your Thanksgiving turkey when you get a NEW rotary | action Kenmore. Has adjustable upper and lower tension, 4 az , bobbin winder. Classic lines go well in any room. Savel 7 | , ul Wonderful “king-size” picture performance perfectly KENMORE VACUUM and 12-LB. TURKEY if | : : iE combined with a magnificent decoratordesigned aes j : as ) cabinet . .. at @ price that belies its hich quality! Powerful Kenmore with nomar at 95 i With 14KV chassis, aluminized tube and other fins pg Fine for both floor cow : features found in much higher priced sets! ‘Savel a cn ene I es Bian : Radio-TV Hept. —Main Floor - With 12-Lb. 498 Sale Priced Silvertone Radio! Turkey EPS, o ) Twin revolving brushes : Table . Model wre the work. With ; eg 10% ae Selt-Starting Session For that: spare toom, light and Reg. 19.95 77. 88 compact. Handsomely designed — _ modern in Pp eo _—_ a Sa 3 | bP sae saa pa nenay SEARS Je | - - T t i @ t ) ; f \ ee ri ‘A i, ae cf j / Ky | yi * : r 4 lf y | [ i é F - : Vey mS / 5 f / ee JA ‘RIGHTEEN | Ks ae THE ; PONTIAC PRESS, _THunspAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1935 a vi edesceot Tt is likely many fish swim- agninet registered workerw: ' é Fishing Made Easier ln’: teinatsmo we Steradores’ Union ene |plinary ci With Lost Golf Balls. (szzi*«,an: “== ==" Organized in Africa Hundreds ‘of golf balls are delib- uC SAN FRANCISCO: (INS)—A | Bate eet le oe ree CAPETOWN — ‘The Gold Cosst to manufacturers of fish 14 Ban Francisco Bay by goers pay-|UAt MOPS Ow oi ee system . Make one resembling a golf ing the Ligéoln course n , a. ‘Jerry Vest, San Francisco sports-|hole tee is.on a bluff overlooking |at- Takoradi, A Labor Supply : a man, reported finding a golf ball|the ocean which yb —- —_—— apt — the supply . new system . d stomach of a salmon caught|the novices can. hit. with. great) seamen tevedores from sea-going ~stevedore a ie tightship, about 11 miles ‘corisistency to make a ‘gatisfying| closed pool of registered workers| wharf labor were recruited direct- el i : nl LE He Fatt ui 4 offshore. Z splash. | and takes ns i de en REG. *139 NO-SCAR TOP , Mem Sate” etnding bl, Mad len ith bre 99 Reg. 119.95 to 139.9 ‘Ret, me is tp with wid "99° 3 and gray. Four graceful chairs to match. Save at Federal’s! chrome frames. Long wearing and easy to clean. 36x48x60” Easy Terms OF EXTRA Cost! \ A big 12 tb. TURKEY f your Th dinner when Em. your new DI SET from this NETTE ‘ection t FEDERAL'S, “REG. sng SIMPLE DESIGN Gray ‘shantung’ no-scar plastic wrought-iron or chrome legs with brass tips, on padded — 49 9 24 : 4 - to match in gray, pink or chartreuse. 20x48 boxed LACK CASH? CREDIT-SHOP! Open « handy account. j Sania Wai eatpads fe SO aem.: , Easy Terms Take many months to pay on easy budget terms! - ; . ‘ REG. *139 ‘SAHARA’ SET Tivo leaves give table extra size. 36x48x72", in lovely shades S$ of gray or chartreuse. Plastic mar-proof top and wash- chairs. Comfortably padded. Sturdy chrome legs. Save! Easy Terms . Brand new for ‘56! 21-inch table TV with matching 14.95 decorator stand New and convenient Top _— : ; ee NO MONEY DOWN On TV or Applicnces - Reduced from 199.95! Thermogrid and 21-inch Console! “Space Saver” ) 3 : handy: Swing-out broiler! Big oven! cabinet, Top Front Tuning! “All. tuning knobs are placed ‘@Panel light @Clock, timer Federal’s low price oo a PT ag PS © ictiithiis tun, 9 5 cabin sitcn tebe Wide | | Eesy ~ Laing —— : sae hee ge Se as. «leg a0 range FM sound system. Save! Terms swing-out broiler Libera! Trade-in Allowance * NERAI . SAGINAW AT WARREN. ee tiAc Bad) boas BP . § OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 DS Saat Z © are: Aer = ' rs i a Bee A. - Aces a : 1 i Re j ma . ig : : : e 1 ; : é ae ; : . ° - | 4 | : a ; i é 5 ? { ‘ a ee PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1955 whose store | ne was going to tke winking et iCase Against Wife : ‘ae, dy tm te sand hereafter “wink for wink” PAW PAW, Mich. ® — Pompano ltoweh thant & tienes oe Ok ere. wresting on television, Larue The judge told her it “shouldn’t/chia lehua tree badie. charged ibe too much of a sacrifice” to|forests, The flower her husband watch TV CO) aoa Se ox on ‘lovely service for 6! DINNER SET Risalias eek tc ‘ ya non-fade col- ore! platter, veg. Hurry to = heer "s today! eae _-B3-pe. sete reg. 19.95... 17.88 = _ Quolity echt anaes "Gopliente. | “Gg@yvge Add a refreshing new , bok fo proce ‘these Savings on Cannon §- your bedroom with a gorgeous BLATWARE TOWELS | CHROMSPUN SPREAD 788 | siege ion” BEERS 4088 @ Decorator colors Fra Buy now! lor 8! Unco: ua- : os Service for 8 pditionally g SALE! Matching draperies, 42x90 ......... he ranteed. Fine stainless steel, won't rust or tarnish. Choice of two lovely patterns—Cameo Rose, Princess. Save on quality PEPPERELL “REGENCY” 3] RUFFLED um CURTAINS Amazing! : ) : World's finest, fastest BEES Large, steel - PERCOLATOR = enameled ROASTER | Slater lr deed 18” sate" Sa Be ke eee cup. winbeld 15 0 19 Ite Sheer, white lovelies that wash, Double x 90 ruffles, 10.95 Triple x 90 raffles, 15.95 Thermo-lite » by Ball Band BOOTS B12 vee 3,50 19-9 <..unc S25 4D vorccscme 3,95 poe be = oo Red, Shop with Federal’s Purchase Coupons! : : A It’s the quick-and most convenient way to credit shop. . Buy now! Pay later on Federal’s easy budget terms. white. Children’ ai, @28Vaxl4nt3 Misses’ 18-3; Women’s eal t . 49. Buy now, hurry! - @Sturdy . @ Attractive Toasti-Toes by Ball Band BOOTS : now at Federals! 84 to 12. Misses’ 1244 to 3. Big savings now! Pa | toy chest Treasure * chest. Women’s or men’s sturdy figure SKATES For Ses young boys! Sturdy DAVY CROCKETT Combat aaa “s ATR BOOTS black, 6-12. Save now! SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC OPEN MON.. FRI. SAT NICHTS TO 9 : 5 es Sale ; i : jit i , hae / , f af ¥ f rif i } ) fa a Ee Asia a ; ts ; { j f 5° : : tees 3G : : - . ORG . ri) - 4 [ca Pa ‘ i gs : x fi ” : : i ‘ ci : crs ‘ 1% a : ; pe Sata Axe j ri e a : ;: : ‘, THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 _ Remember! November t | Annual BIGGER SAVINGS $ y hoot py FRIDAY, SATURDAY, \ no ea ‘y a ‘ f—— 4 ' IN;CLLIDE i . i _ INCLUDED! ~ 7 oe + 4 # 2 - ¥, Sh C2 | > me | 18 MONDAY NIGHTS , otf K Me t¢ ae’ > A f A * ys et My ett é : —* yf - ‘ en Lee ~ 4) * a . a Ss ~~ 4 ‘ ~ | “ ed r > ‘J . ~ é ~ ' ps f hy aX : ma ‘ rm ; - j . ttt BULOVA HAMILTON BENRUS Apperica’s finest watch buy! ‘Thrilling 2-dlamond watch for Matchless styling, unsurpassed Beautiful 17 jewel Lady Elgin Unsurpassed for style, un- A ber. New case thrill sensat! ewert Smart new styling expension - high style! _ fecurecy. 17 jewel dura-power in stunning round macthed for superb timekeep- square styling with figured diall me } 5” | 49° “Sey RTS *42°° i. sap 3 $3475 RESERVES YOUR CHOICE! Sheaffer Pen & Pencil Stainless Steel Set —=— Elgin-American - Sunbeam Ladies’ Remington Deluxe Anson Cuff Link ; Sha Electric ind Tie Down, 0 $q*5 oe 9395 “Toker ws br SOc $14°5 Shever *14%* Ber Set te FREE Engraving FREE Engraving _ FREE Engraving “eREE Engraving FREE Engraving — Rogers Sut & Pepper . Dresser Set! . 15-Pe. ae ey Oe — $y9s No Money gu@so ‘awkeve gues = (Ste... $295 All $495 Account 89S to Your I Ooukiy 16 , ra 12 tek — sj jigator A 3 , Underwood, \\ Royal or Remington — : Ty ewriter rm G9” > 10-DAY FREE TRIAL alt Ae i in 2 Ps I F 08 NORTH SAGINAW ns 2g | " ree | : ) y to Save on Finer Gitts!\ | é Cad |THE PONTIAC PRESS ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10.105:—~—~COCCCTCTCOCTTSTT.Sd@PONNTTTAG, MICHIGAN, | . : “TWENTY-ONE | Volunteer Workers Receive Awards at Reception ee , — — ;, _ Volunteers in the Occupational Therapy Department at|tor, were Mrs. Henry C. Hall (left) of Birmingham, 4 ——; : . a Pontiac State Hospital were honored for their contributions| member of the Walnut Lake Farm and Garden Association, __Dr. Ivan A. LaCore-faecond from right), medical super- ne : , oe tothe department at the tea held Wednesday. Photographed and Mrs. Kenneth L. Hoyt of South Roselawn drive, @ intendent at Pontiac State Hosp ital, presented owards na tee Jack Frost (lef t) of Bloomfield Hills and Joseph . I, with Mrs. Eleanore McCurry (center), department direc-\member of the Pontiac Farm and Garden Association. volunteers working within the hospital at a tea and recep-|f ranz of Detroit, Assisting Dr. LaCore in the presentation A ‘ . tion held Wednesday at the hospital. Among the volunteers \of the certificates was Marguerjte Parrish, director of the aa ‘ et er sie honored for their work in the Social Service Department| department. . : “ Gratitude Expressed “| by Hospital - Mrs. Bennett and Dr. LaCore Speak at Ceremony Taian a “Volunteering—a way of life.” Pontiac State Hospital proved its appreciation of the numerous vol- unteers who make weekly trips to | fit, but she also pointed out the > Receiving the award for.the Soroptimist | Dorothy Roe, director of the Recreational ™&ny ways in which the patient Members of Christ Church Cranbrook Auxiliary who mingham, Mrs. Howard B. Barker of Bloomfield Hills and Club of Pontiac at the tea given Wednes- | Therapy Department at the hospital. The" . , , . have kept the Recreational Therapy Department supplied Mrs, Harry Dumville of Bloomfield Hills (left to right), day at Pontiac State Hospital was Mrs. | Soroptimist Club helps with parties for This, in turn, she with magazines throughout the year also were given awards. are: active volunteers, This: year the group contributed 70 Arnold Hillerman (right), president of | the patients. the tot Three of the members, Mrs. Kenneth R. Gibson of Bir- Halloween costumes for patients. the club, Photographed with her was ; ee = eee - Kiwanis Marks : _ : Toastmistress 33rd Birthday See hy, % Program Deals at Ladies Night outs ee 9 - _|With Education Mrs. Sidney Olson was welcomed into the Toastmistress Club Tues- day evening. The group gathered at the Hotel Waldron for a dinner meeting. : G = 4 mistress for the program, which : . %s educational theme. members were presented with cor- " gs : oa ~% eapres an educa e Richard Scribner, newly elected : ; _ eee t lieutenant governor of the dis-| ‘ Ny es . =) : : trict, and Mrs, Scribner and Den- ae eh, I ton. Hassel, governor of District Five, and Mrs, Hassel were ant guests of the . . . e see gel = |Frost, Mrs. Harriet Bendall and a, ' “ Bag Critics were Mrs. Emil Mailahn,|Ms. Walter H. Kresge, Helen‘Turek, Mrs. J. E. McLeod! Others were Mrs. Vivian "ie . . 4 and Mrs. E. P. Miller. Machnauer, Mrs. Whitney E. a wi : q ’ _ ¥ a = 4 Murphy, Mrs, Ida Witt, Mrs. 4, a8 ae ‘ ; : Poe : ‘ ee a gave the invoca-| E, ' a ey ~ |tion and Mrs. Gertrude Fol _ Shower F etes , -— . : ; > The first volunteer to help Pontiac State Hospital ias| talltwister. Mrs. Clayton Rule waa! Evie Bochnig en Cw ae | Mrs. Whitney Murphy (left) of Courtwright street. She |*hiet evaluator and Miss Dovre| fed “as act ! | i and Mrs. Mildred Bennett, executive secretary of the Oak |" gouge ‘Therapy Department _ receiving : — , : . The Oscar was awarded Mrs. | was hostess at & prenuptial mis. " on * 3 = land County American Red Cross, talk over some of the jawards were Mrs. Ruth Jefferies, |Leon Windsor. Mrs. Miller gaveivirs Jean Tricker, Mrs. Arnold cellaneous shower held onesies stage which qpanengs Hinge devoted much time to dur- | the inspirational closing. Hillerman, Mrs. Dwight Ensign, ing the past six years. Mrs. Bennett was speaker for the ; ‘ Mrs. A. Phillips Streeter, Arthur afiiieas dovenony, ; m_epeaner j Typographical Unit |r. carty, Mr. and Mrs.’ Manley * Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carter, m” ee t 3 ve is the bride-elect! \Meets for Dinner Mr. and Mrs, Edward Dingler, and ei : ee , ™ a : , | | : : oe ee oe mball the son Mrs. Arthur Young of Shore View drive | Branch of the Women’s National Farm and agp rormrstd Mes ong ea Robert Ellerby. Sacar ine ) C. Kim- is photographed at the tea table. She ree | Garden Association, of which she is presi- | t tiac Typographical Auxiliary Tues-Mr. and Mrs, T. H. Millington, tor ceived the award in behalf of the Pontiac dent, O en S €C lOn dey coma The group held a — cooperative Detroit auxiliary and first ie ther at YMCA P : ident of the international aux- Xi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gam tion Assn; Ralph Norvell, presi. the community benefit from better! 1 wwuniam “Morrie. of wtual Aid Hospitals * llery, apebe des. the Midiaein ob |ma, national honor: society for|dent of Pontiac Chamber of Com-|selective recruitment? 5. What! star Mothers Chapter Four re- American Gold Star Mothers cational program. is planning a program) merce; Mrs. William Wright, presi-|does the future hold? _ _|ported to the group on the Chapter Nine voted to continue'it’s| A Christmas party for the aux- ' community more dent of the Pontiac PTA Council, ‘> oa completion and mailing of Christ-/SUPPort of Veterans’ Administra-|iliary will be held Dec. 10 in the All civic and the general! mas boxes to a Korean |tion hospitals in Ann Arbor, Battle| Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan need for qualified and Mrs. Clare Hinckley, Crofoot or teapeiph eneral) mas a Creek, ‘tron Mountain. ¥ Bulla public are invited to attend the) when the chapter met Tuesday) . ae en! i Teacher Recruitment to Be piscussedeg Star Mothers. |Group Continues PPERETi Gt i : id i * fil Z open house HE and Day ceremony Sunday in Leaming-| dren’ Buttons was welcomed |tom, Ont., asa guest of the Silver| their work, which, as & new member of the group. [Cross group. , play. a Ay et i { a Pe, rs é pee _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 10. 1985 af off , ths FEELS prudEE rT; : i F i i A ahaa Bas, i ne DAYS LEFT for You to Save --—— During Our 3rd Anniversary Sale! COME IN—CHECK OUR FURNITURE PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! L & G FURNITURE STORE HOURS: Mon. and Fri. 9:30 to 9; Wed. 9:30 to 12 M Tues. ond Thurs. 9:30 to 8: Sat. 9:30 to 6 P. M. 3526 Sashabaw OR 3-1711 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING | Haird ressers Planning Party . Ernest Thayer, Mrs. Ar.) 7 Bywelp WEAR / | SPECIALS! HIGH-NECKED 3 ORLON PULLOVERS novelty trimmed m = ing hitched here and there. Backstage at the opening performance of the Birmingham Junior League Follies everything was humming. Last-minute checks were made and costumes were be- Mrs. Charles Wilson Jr. of Birmingham, a can-can girl, and Mrs. William Bachman] Jr. of Bloomfield Hills, a marionette. The performance will be repeated again this’ Two of the per- | evening beginning at-8:30 in the Birming- formers caught just before their act were | ham Theater. ~ Yranele SWASHBUCKLER - . $10.95 warmly lined with fleecy shearling. For cold weather comfort, put your feet into Diem’s dashing leather boots, warmly lined with fleecy-soft shearling. Handsomely crafted with double stitching and easy to don. Sizes 5 to 10. Red, beige, charcoal. Shoes for the Entire Family DIEMS “The Best Friend ‘Your Feet Ever Had” 97 N. Saginaw St. ‘Next to Federal Stare FE. 2-2492 ~---- DISCONTINUED SAMPLES ALL MARKED TO CLEAR A Selection of Special Occasion Dresses Fall Shades in Pure Silks, Satins, Laces, Taffetas, Velveteens, Crystalette and Nylon Chiffon. Sizes 10 to 18, 12%-18 4. FORMALS—BALLERINA & FLOOR LENGTH BRIDAL GOWNS AND BRIDESMAIDS’ GOWNS LAYAWAY—-OF COURSE ALICIA BRIDAL SALON 55 W. Huron "FE §-3675 ~ Open Evenings by Appointment for rb fashion! New Officers Wereen of Nipoee Are Installed onduct Inifiation Library Chapter Night and ini- by Daughters ‘tiation were held by the Women . aX } Installation of officers of theline Mone Tene. Daughters of Pontiac 186 was held Initiated into the auxiliary in ’ Monday evening at the Malta Tem-!nonor of Mrs. Ethel Plumb were . Mrs. J Flin : id, . Donald while they last! = siete 2 faire on oe Lewis, rs. Wiliam Socal * Mrs. jancki, Dorothy Hurry! Get ‘em in every newsmaking S| ‘Those Satins wane Mrs. Earl Vokes, Mrs. Alfred Lindquist and color! Lush, cashmere-soft interlock : cermeem worthy malatress; Mrs. Cor-| Mrs. ——— Orlon in a mock-turtleneck version Mrs, Nee Buse mentehed Mrs.| Phyllis Pope, the new city I orence a on that’s making fashion headlines! ates ant bane tarot > tage st nen a een te oa Popular dolman sleeves, novelty knit : ee trim on collar and cuffs! Wear them _ _ Others installed in offices were |“““ : Mrs. Thomas Lewis, Mra. Joseph | The group is planning a Christ- with bazaar at the Moose Te pemperl Wadia, ela, yt bo See Sapo eee (PS, ng wees Beardsley, Mrs: Harold Day. The Pontiac chapter initiated ed SN ee ner and Mrs. Fred Tomrell, mew cpr Egnggree tage cei 7 tones. 34-40. Mrs, James ‘Schram, Mrs. Paullwith the Coldwater umes of tte Pauline oo poo Margaret meet se = : : Sanders completed the list of of- ficers elected for the current year. PTA Activities CLAN-PLAID eens vena ins See ome oe attended installa day at 7:30 p.m. in seandion, A ) | Rag dome Bangle or nets atone, Grove, Outeeere., etl and be : : TARTAN juvenile, delinquency’ wil be beaded 3 Emerson School PTA ts ® pa- SLACKS Comin Events. Sets sites, teeta 4 8s ss ae ee | . fantastic ‘ Hoot, lassies! Come a'running! Grab _ ag Shika gananicoss gus New Teste-Tempting 1% ! Scotch thrift! Soft, long-wearing wool Cherry Chiffon Cake | _ and myon blends in smart new plaids, Old Feshioned Walnut Brittle 6% ‘they ook like dollars more! 10-18. Banana Nut Bread..... 29° FRIED CAKES. «60s ™ DA 121 West Huron, Neer HOT BREAD AND DONUTS DAILY AFTER 3:30 P.M. THOMAS PASTRY SHOP ~ PARK FREE in REAR of STORE Coss —ti(‘(Cité «BIG I] MALING SHOES Ue i! ——_ Shivee i) NORTH SAGINAW STREET ni sg 9 - mised Evenings iV * i Sig ee) 8 | eee ts 3 “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAL, NOVEMBER J0, 1955 eC rae TWENTY EUREE ‘Fi shin o Plu C oking Equals Cash i 1S ins us O uals Cash 4 th i, 4 LY FIP “A WONDERFUL Oy 1. ng g D3 Ya — Larry ‘OPPORTUNITY To SAVE oe ANNE HEYWOOD seater pee we: ec | too match, because we like It jut Harry to living out-of jo . Saginaw St. : oe) “My husband and I have woop _jmmber grew and we. as it is. We dow't want a buge ding wat you'd ding na — bad : - ‘ 48 N. SAGINAW ST. Cae retirement ‘ activity,” reader| DINNERS NOTED | restaurant operation. io : ‘ , ee 7 writes, “and while it takes place “tack sees ceed “But it really is wonderful, as) (Copyright 1955) F . ® a Shiciat : § only in the summers, it does give | ‘pusiness continued to be 80. good Bey : ee ed - income. Bs ages q L SUUUS a . . : . ¢ great deql of pleasure, toa” {ior Monday. ‘Our ch dinners sel ie a cn : poo \W H | cP FR N f PURCHASE! : i a. 9 ay getting institution i . cp ; d : Her husband, she went on tolty litte weve « preaiapiany hh -e. eee f£ t, ; say, had a good job in a large|Ga: ices ave relemable too a : “4 ef - used to spend their vacations at| puild an’ addition to the porch, so’ “4 5 © Be SERA ik: after a few years, we decided to © “ae Bs sak (eae capitalize on his fishing. bo ’ : ~ = ee ' " THE BUY OF. | ules hat naa eae Te FE wuitinc —— a \ : ene aays D of al f a 4 , I and DAVI tos a4 sos bee in preparing all |S =h.: Kindo es Aan a P FINS, “We to. fix lo oe ‘’ anim prams amine F GLAMOROUS DROMESH : Nylon Growsuith and serve fish dir “We put a small ad i ox local s " paper and had four customers on |{> } . . a ea S ULTRA SHEER : l f [ fF C ( A | f G = panies ‘Silhouette your gala A—Keep your toddler boy or girl == Hig Wineet 6 = ’ : S » Stock hours in softly —- yarn in our one-piece nylon snowsuit. 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Diseases © jlandseape, but groan when we/the Commission checks the weather : lf nD \ | , te ait Ithink of driving over miles of road |bureati twice daily in hopes it can 1 | 1) A | “2 1 VV fla ne i MINNEAPOLIS @® — Two Uni-/to work, We'll hope that the Oak-|prepare in advance for an expect- versity of Minnesota researchers/land County Road Commission isled snowfall. have come up with findings indi- ready to handle the highway-clear- As’ umel. main vende wit hel cating America's dairy cattle mayjing task. cleared first, rst, 1 i. adeel. - ye weapons in the fight They're set right now, although | aoe | Previous experience has shown New Ski-Wheel Landing | real trouble usually doesn't ar- ' Experiments show that cows V8C’| rive until around Thanksgiving Gear Made for Planes the power to produce milk which) ™*- | WILMINGTON, Da. —An engl- can protect its drinkers against; According to the Commission’s| neering company in Wilmington those maladies. lroad superintendent, Oscar D.|has designed a ski-wheel landing | Drinking of the so-called “pro-' Loomis, some 78 trucks, acters. | igear, known as a retractable - tective milk” affords only passive! 1¢ under-body scrapers and 90) ‘drolift, that it says makes every or temporary immunity to disease snowplows are primed for action) beach in the world a potential ahd the protection continues only) g¢ stations in Highland; Davisburg, | airfield. On land, the hydrolift’ as long as such milk is consumed], aie Orion and Pontiac: ‘eraft operates as a conventional regularly, | About 230 men will be available | | wheeled airplane, the company MILK CAW Do IT lfor. road * maintenance operations | 52S, while on water oni . William E, Petersen,|through the winter, Loomis said. | ®i8 work like sportsmen’s water, professor ‘ot animal husbandry,| Sand, salt and calcium chloride|5*i8- .In mud or snow, the skis) associate|are stockpiled and ready to be help revert sinking. , said = fae on slippery curves andj = ———s(Aavertioement) on the basis of findings to date, | hills . . a el Lent your tee Comantiaten wool | Do FALSE TEE Si Includes: hrough proper development and) €.00s choles of echeams atainriie, "i bd | _ Rock: Slide or Slip? , ) my Bong ee distribution of protective milk, whole populations can be protect- each containing 100 pounds, an- | io be : ed from disease.” other 6,861 tons of rock salt and 5 led om upper or lower nea | . : . Locomotive G Tender i Stay sees @ Motor Con 8 40 Cars! All Ports of Durable ay National Park, a vast preserve) SS hild n s | hres: PO i EE os Plastic or Metal! e 1 No. 747 OXFORDS | Oe eee ae @ Powerful Headlight! 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Ten times the thrill of a sled, and everybody gets into the act with this — Sensational mew Slidin’ Saucer. It whirls and twirls os it spins downhill and you get maximum gontrol by leaning in any direction, Complete with pull rope and sofety hand straps too. $1 places in Layoway! : Waite's Toplend—Dowastairs Store * ] wday * { ecg ee ay ‘| ea RISING SUN RISES AGAIN — Looking as GI as aldo. Tanks, planes, ships and ground forces used) the GI's they once battled Japan's Self. forces engage in first post-war maneuvers on Hok- : acs __ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1055 | | | | Pork, Beet Prices Remain|Seeks Cooperation i at Low Levels This Weekiin Plant Delivery By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |usually reasonably priced. Here's Cooperation with post office ef. Lower prices on a wide selec-|the department of agriculture’s list|forts to speed the delivery of ef eed i i i 4 i ae i ; a g é£ Ei | : : 8 i a 5 a Some vegetables are higher than!nor censured a patrolman who a week ago, including cucumbers, said he had the flu but drove to ‘peas, carrots and tomatoes. Stuttgart, Ark. Said O'Connor: Worthwhile buys in fruits include |--Best place I know to treat a cold rjoranges and grapefruit, avocadoes, iis in bed, not driving on the high- er this weekend, — reductions! pean advises home RS to| four cents 8/(1) during absences, make at-| Butter shows little price/rangements to have a neighbor } ‘accept shipped plants, (2) store in| ‘the produce comes |&. cool, moist place until planting) a somiara adit time, and (3) have the ground well | ° : turnips, radishes and cabbage |Prepared and ready for planting Frying chickens will be a papu-| are outgtanding buys this week, | 500" after delivery. buys are caull , beans, Fed eabbage, pep Celebration Cures Flu : artichokes. CHICAGO, (INS)—Chicago Po-| lice Commissioner Timothy O'Con- | wy Oe ee " Billy Hamilton stole 987 bases in 14 years im the majors. cay] it t c Z 5 : Hike Referred to Board comes-and growing populations | nerrorr (INS) — Detroit B ; dineau's recommendation that city ind ‘teachers receive annual pay raises Board of Bateson fo Ylasces tor pork. sel Ptthe abBrOVed a il in allocating | IPEMT MES TT Or| extra funds to school districts. PRICE REDUCTION SALE! | MEN'S SHARKSKIN SUIT A $39.50 Value _—_ smaut @ HARD FINISHED DEPOSIT -@ FREE ALTERATIONS — ‘HOLDS NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED! MEN’S GABARDINE eg te bye TOPCOATS Water $19°5 ra eee or ee Wrinkle . Resistont / Repellent CASHMERE BLENDS $49.50, NEW FALL CHAR-TONES _ SPORT COATS Thess ore beautiful sport coats wedonatnae yer, orcad weer. 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Some a week ago, including cucumbers, isaid he had the flu but drove to ‘lis in bed, not driving on the high- | : RISING SUN RISES AGAIN — Looking as GI as an Tisem, plates, shee and eee Sein Oe Seay Semana | Se a forces engage in first post-war maneuvers on Hok- ae | Seeks Cooperation in Plant Delivery Cooperation with post office ef delivery stock is perishable “‘the best ree) sults cannot be expected unless | purchasers and delivering aorecieg cooperate.” | Dean advises home RS to| (1) during absences, make ar-/ rangements to have a neighbor) ‘accept shipped plants, (2) store in| a. cool, moist place until planting) time, and (3) have the ground well | prepared and ready for planting soon after delivery, Celebration Cures Flu : CHICAGO, (INS)—Chicago Po-| lice Commissioner Timothy O’Con- | nor censured a patrolman who Ark. Said O'Connor: “Best place I know to treat a cold wy Oe ee " Billy Hamilton stole 987 bases in 14 years in the majors. a Kindy Glas seo 13 NO. 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Williams were hustled from the factory six has been’ asked to represent’ the i The| United States at the Nov, 16. miaeet netene qulttin ha eas an opening .of @ new tourist reception. ~~ center at the Canadian end of A year "Round Exclusive }} the Blue Water Bridge, connecting u aoe «| y—Craf Port Huron to Sarnia, Ont. ~ : ; Toy obb ts | The Sarnia ‘Chamber of Com-' Shopping Center |merce is planning the opening as, HINES HOBBY HOUSE | *» intemetene ee = Ontario Premier Leslie Frost | 7 &. Saginaw also has been invited to ) attend. a $46) ne WATCH 1° JEWELRY BANDS ut Discount Prices! | ‘There Is No Substitute for 25 Years Experience! LOU-MOR JEWELRY 45 S. Seginew St. (Next to Oakland Theoter). FRIDAY SATURDAY & MONDAY ONLY A Loge 4 - ‘ Pontiac Press Phete eo JOEN THE MARINES — Pontiac Township twins | in the Marine Corps today on the 180th a Bob and Bill Heard, 17, shake hands with Marine | the U. S. Marines. The boys me three brothers al- PANTS Master Sgt. Ishmeal Powers to seal their enlistment | ready in the nie SPECIAL PURCHASET FACTORY CLOSE-OUTS ‘ a SETS ALE! Less Than Sign Up in Marine CorpspProves Fine Business} Vp Price! | Bill and Bob Heard, a pair of brother Nathan, a Marine sergeant almost indistinguishable Pontiac now stationed on Formosa, — GRAND RAPIDS Harold J. Twins Join 3 Brothera\ims Chath Glee | with any.new SUIT .- COAT Township twins, joined their three | brothers in the Marines today. | The boys, 17, say they. decided] ito join a month ago when _thetr home on a visit. Besides Bill, Bob and Nathan, | ; 23, Mr; and Mrs. Sheridan Heard of 2085 Walnut Rd. have sent «| Wayne, 20. a Private First Class’ stationed in Japan, and Joe, & ions + ‘it there is such a thing as) | 2S-year-old staff sergeant in Ejori- projects is good business.” And, he told the. National Con-| ference of Catholic Charities last | 49° SAVE NOW! inal UAW and Packard Take Advantage of — ‘a. Saturation in giving, the da, to the Marine Corps. | Amnatlaen i ns fs fom © . This Price and The twins’ enlistment becomes Extend Layoff Pact etective today, on the 180th birth: ee aren a a a ook LAYAWAY FOR day of the Marine Corps. serge biog ie CHRISTMAS DETROIT w—The CIO United : |“Design for Giving,” said ne ‘reason it is good business to give Auto Workers’ layoff pay plan) State Man Convicted - is that the government allows an OPEN 26 TELEGRAPH ‘was extended yesterday to cover _of 2nd- Degree Murder individual a 30 per cent income taxi MON,, THURS., eres fom 10,000 area workers of the | ‘ jdeduction for gifts to ronsian FRI. "TIL 9 Division of the Studebaker-Pack-| PORT HURON (“W—A Circuit|charities and welfare organiza: | led Coch. (Court jury yesterday deliberated, tions. Company and union representa-| ‘more than two ‘fours before con-. ;, i: tives arrived at terms of a new) ,Vieting \Larry Gunter of Pot ‘three-year contract which vaw/Huren of second-degree murder in| Vice President Norman Matthews th Oct. knife slaying of Connie} Beavers, 52, also of Port Huron. | said “fully meets the pattern’ "| Circuit Judge Edward T. Kane| . |established last summer in ne-' said sentence would be pronounced) | gotiations with the auto industry's after, an investigation by the ;big three, Ford, General Motors court's probation department. | The state accused Gunter of fa-| ‘and Chrysler. } | A Packard spokesman said the tally stabbing Beavers in an argu-| omen package is “strictly in'ment over freeing an automobile | the new indistry pattern” and is stuck in sand. Gunter denied be- | ‘competitive with other major auto ing at the scene. Ten witnesses” contracts. testified he was there. 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This time it takes the form of moving the functions of the White; House to Ike's 496-acre farm on/g the edge of town when the Presi- dent is well enough to make the trip some. time in November. S History struck here first when § the Union and the Confederacy battle of Gettysburg. But as of now, Gettysburg citizenry is inclined to rate Ike's Stee Ges pemaiiniee eb. Wick term much of the work of. the White House will be done in Get-' tysburg. i The President. is: expected to , well enough to make the trip. ‘The’ | his 2,200foot grass strip. | “I don’t think this. thing is going to hurt business one bit.” Gas-Electric Switch Gives Constant Service vs at applications, been handling 700,000 visifors & features an ice scraper at the base oe haar gin “tent nly eye finde sgn we have ice that t interfere wi of facilities for taking care of anty-| ation. ov deren pans one in connection with White uvenile ventle Hearings Ww ASHINGTON. (INS)—A special Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile | from Ike's farm, which wit! Delinquency plans to hold hearings probably be used by Secret ° New York Nov. 16 and 17 and Service men and White House |" Washington on Nov. 18 to con- _ {sider federal aid for an attack on the problem of juvenile delin- shortage will quency. have been seen moving Retired Executive Dies | GRAND RAPIDS #— Ward F. no reports of what eae uperintenden Wal. ¥ as 8 it t of on inside the locked gates. verine Brass Works in Grand Rap- There are also many modern, | comfortable motels bordering the battlefield areg, less than a mile Secretary Charles E. Wilson gave | “lArmy’s 500-mile Redstone rocket tbe given the exclusive mission of Wilson Restricts Rocket fo Army | Medium . Range Missile ‘Redstone’ Denied Navy. Research Units WASHINGTON (INS) — Sued assurances yesterday that the will not be transferred to any other. service. | Wilson is considering recommen-' dations ‘by a majority of the joint ‘chiefs of staff that the Air Fored “medium range” guided missiles. A spokesman for Wilson said that regardless of how “medium ee ae cana not include either the present Redstone or any improved model ofthe rocket that may be brought | out later. The Redstone,- 60 feet tall and’ weighing nt Haseena %5 tons, | parison with neilcomaathe aie. siles entisioned for the future. But at present it is by far the largest rocket ever tested. _* * * . The' new rocket has been fired) several times off the coast of Florida, once as recently as three’ weeks ago, The Redstones set off so far have traveled less than 500) miles, but experts believe later | models may exceed that range. | The range that has been sug- ago|gested for “medium” missiles _ medium in comparison with 5,000-_ mile intercontinental types —.is. It's doubtful if Ike will do any ids, died Tuesday in Blodgett Me- IKE AT WORK — In his Gettysburg farm house, this photo shows * * «* Two telephone cables, each with) of Pennsylvania which serves the| burg will be handling some of the 26 lines, have already been strung! area. é White H calls. So come Hover, Pa. That fe the mail| Th + 2 & | ak tees we Uae ~ pate Pa. -That is the main and exchange point for the independent United TSioshens Co. The United switchboard in Gettys- | through Hanover. The cables also This work was done in coopera-| include private lines tion with the Army Signal Corps.| Ike's. residence directly with Washington. There will have to This new communications Hine will be adaptable to any telecast- ing of presidential or This year Ike bought a 2l-acre section of land which borders both his property and the official na- tional battlefield preserve. Work- around this new section to aid Service. On the national park land, a few hundred feet from the entrance to the farm, workers are now They have orders to finish it before’ Ike's arrival. be flowing = = bare. GETTYSBURG FENCE-MENDING—Not political, but a necessary President signing bills there last August. | men are busily putting up a fence) the security. efforts of the Secret) installing a large parking lot.| © Arrangements are being made to! install a press room in a hall: downtown which adjoins the local movie theater. Western Union is! @ putting in eight extra channels to handle the news copy which will: eo Living quarters oo the White | e flying between Gettysburg and morial Hospital. He was 79 and. Washington very soon after he is had joined the brass firm in 1917, 750 to 2,500 miles. Wilson's spokes- ‘man indicated that the secretary may avoid a precise definition.. — ‘Free Turkey | messages speeches which Ike might make | : WESTERN AU With Purchase of Wizard — +sethe family Appliances or Truetone TV! | ee Hurry! 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Union of i ) e Warr Pp ents Fire Losses Decline authorities think school children! south’ Africa exported more than = - = _ Vhercteter, Geuye|H80e F: Gaston reports the city! cold. Children have twice se many| oo ty tine une Open Sef. Nite ‘til 9 Buffalo Physician, Says suttered. only $945 in fire losses in| colds as adults, but preschool chil-|” anes “prevous fer es ‘e Children Carry Germs) October, compared with a loss of! dren average only 49 colds a year. 8's shipments. Cheese exports : : climbed 200,000. pounds to a total , 9 Mening $3,685 a year ago. The city’s total! If there are schoolage youngsters | @* of. ingitis. aS fire loss for the first 10 months of|in a family, the average climbs) ot %-30)00 pgp" C3nl-Mhsprired ; . yy (1955 stands at $42,315, a sharp’ to 6.7 colds a year for the school- pmen pounds = archer ld nny in Dever nt SATS i a he ge nd at ey fa vere mae han ele he fh oo ee same period last year. the preschoolers. — year betore.( ' Exciting Higher Priced Long Cots... Short Coats in This Great ; Hospital, produced Rain, Rajn Go Away back up his assertion. , We do not always like rain because it ofien—interferes with owr!“He sald the cases of 50 children’ plans to play outdoors or go on a picnic, That's why we € sometimes|who died of tuberculosis at Buffalo} sing: Rain, rain go away, Come again another day. ,, But we shouldn't feel too badly if the rain does come because|2 rain is necessary for all life on earth — the grass, flowers, birds, animals and, of course, humans. Here ia a Junior Editor ready for a picnic when the rains came. Luckily she had an umbrella. You can add this picture to your weather collection by pasting it down on thin cardboard and coloring with paints or crayons. Cut out the parts carefully. : Fasten the separate armbehind the girl's shoulder with a brass) fastener or a bent pin. Then she can lift the umbrella over her head. ee et Om es will stand, Maybe the sun will shine later and we can go on our plenic. Junior Editors pays $10 for any reader's idea that is used. Write Hard to believe but it’s true—Choose from wool boy coat styles . Mouton Lamb fur trims .. , All Wool Chinchillas . . All Wool Zibelines . Blanket Wool Fleeces , . Cashmere and Wool Blends . . . and man y more space not omc = Sizes 's to 203 38 to 44, ; Tomonnow: | Under the Rainbow smetelgneneenintertet ne peti Aenea jinto activity. Wildlife Officials \ in our. store. 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You may turn your stamps in any time for cash or save them as an invest- ment in the future of your family, your country Anniversary 2 CRISCO | JONATHON APPLES CRANBERRIES. Bes | Bar-B-Q ~ rove 7 “1 19° 2 29°14 4x. 29°) Texes Seediess, Pink — GRAPEFRUIT....... Large Stelk, California PASCAL CELERY... °° Lerge, Iceberg HEAD LETTUCE. . Fresh Crop SPARE RIBS | 1 39 Stock Up During Our Money Saving CANNED FOODS SALE — Serv- U-Rite, Whole Kernel CORN . eka Se ee Glen Volley SUGAR MAS 203 PORK & BEANS........... § 2° Phillip’s, Cut GREEN BEANS ............ fons Joon of Arc’ KIDNEY BEANS.......... 10 2 Dinner DOG FOOD ..........;.... 10's: Phillip’s 303 TOMATOES ............... 303 Vivane’s, Prepared in Tomato Sauce with Cheese SPAGHETTI ............... 10 2. 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Pass a. tf [ n you want fancy food from from|hostess herself, are the center of| Frutti Spread, roll. up and slice. snack pail to’ each guest and bel toe k iad ak oat is a “jam-jattraction, - Wrap a variety of these dainty pour pink lemonade for every: 1 Teatpben 5 ee hy one. and for a Teer ches sor tele: tae somal It’s easy to create many differ- sn tend Fancy party pinwheel sand-|ent kinds of these fancy sandwiches pleces in aluminum place Saar os. paste, salle & very deat tenn, Berend went After the refreshments, i ft - Ht i : E L I E ee eee ie ; ( F eo c, tt Aity gf i. FFF 232 Hey = : : 23 i = & FER rst ri 3 i EF e E & : | h 7 . . F j fei Fi g GE i oe ns ihe Maier Make Relish in Jiffy tees Sad Ge atintasen tt Pinwheels Jiffy relish to serve with turkey,/dessert made with tart * 3 - do a jelly roll, being careful to|and two stalks celery. Combine it keep sides in line. with three red Delicious apples un-| ‘ Wrap rolls individually in waxed “ore or overnight. Cut rélls into one- quarter to One-half inch’ slices. BAZLEY’S BIG 46th ANNIVERSARY SA IN PROGRESS---BIGGER and BETTER BARGAINS! : 78 North Saginaw Street —Free Balloons for the Kiddies— - Open Friday ‘til 9 P. M. Bazley’s Kosher Style i Fresh Dressed Bazley’s Better Trim ‘CORNED BEEF Pan-Redi Fryers . §$TEAKS | : c _ 1 round, Sirloin Cc 29. | 33 (== $5 foci oot) ey NATIVE SNO- — ry SALE PICNICS | ROAST | BREAST ROAST 29%: 39: 25:.| 10; 25: | 35: 35i. ten GROUND BEEF f 4‘ ~ * | & a BACON aay Be hyn a DROUS PARTY — Tinbnners will tebe to the hardware store. After eating, let the guests use pre ey Ce ee eee at paint pall that you may purchase at | supply. simmer three minutes. Then pour'Try This Ham ‘Saves eS Fresh Dressed Shenkless Helt Grode 1 . Lean, 7-Rib Cut Try this over green beans, cb- NS SHORT a ag SKINLESS | ' STEWING RIBS HOT DOGS | 235i. GOOD NEWS for r STAMP SAVERS Effective as of Today We Will Give FREE One 10° UNITED STATES SAVING STAMP with EACH ‘oo PURCHASE (Except Beer or Wine) FREE PANCAKES Friday and Saturday Maxwell House hy Instant’ is ® 39 : "Pancake Flour © <3 | COFFEE, Vermont Maid SYRUP 19%. |= 37. 6 Oz. Jar U. S$. Graded Choice hi Astral POT ROAST _3 Pounds for GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 25 Pound Bag You Always ~ Sa b/ é ) Mo la e fal } Holman’ Sint Pineapple | i i... 3 ae : ’ ' ‘ poe ‘HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 ' cs 5 hte ee eo ; 2 es en THIRTY: NINE” i DELICIOUS, EATMORE | HONEY eee Gees BLUEBERRY SALADA TEA | PIE FILLING “Te Sale 64 Tea Bogs OOS bags — ah = WD ~ ‘Shop and Save 7 Days — Every Week at Both © _ PEOPLE'S MKTS. 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(oq SMOKED HAMS Shank Portion NDE SEM ARK! 700 Auburn Ave. BE 5-8311 eae: weet iy : e : ay ‘ Pa, t Nae eee at proce a {< I : ‘ ford : * ¥ igs f = ‘ ons P 4 eden se oe coe ae seo alge i Siti I THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 a © , Kraut-Pork- Apple Menu) sree crs nice, treenae | or eee err cecee_ weal . 2 teaspoons salt and cayenne pep- liver, vegetables, yeast or enriched . |\Pertect t for Group SUPPer| rer te nat al par ee Planning a Cook chops in butter or ae : church, vie or social group? I margarine mixture ah ahly Cover and bake in moderate oven Wht so you're probably beset. with|browned on both sides, -- ~ | (325) one hour, or until chops are tees per eg ae gg or i Meanwhile, combine sauerkraut! thoroughly done. Combine remain- AGH: dinner. ; é chops. Gover and cook over low!" . , 4) ie oe 3 heat 30 minutes. and sauerkraut, Cover and cook for This combination always hits) pi over and add apple rings.|OVer medium heat 20 to 30 min- : 3 7” Te eet rerise ton thy| Cover and continue cooking 30 min-|utes. : the. = or emrt'ke Cana oe too, this! utes, or until chops are done.| Serve sen with pork) — 38 opped, which Makes servi 3 chops. Makes servings, - pees © ee mb pet Delicious Sauce Goes , -NUT. Here are two particularly good) g,f ang pepper BEE recipes that will be welcomed} % cup fat With Smoked Meats FLAVOR! chops 3 quart thinly , by your committee for their easy 3 tap Worcestershire sauce Here's 2 delicious sauce, for preparation and mouth-watering) | cup chili sauce f results. ewe mt Xe, orseradish Mix 1 ni a «sae we Treat to richer, heart- : extra cost... Antgenn Front Desh cayenne p _|5 teaspoons of flour, gradually add- ier at no je 1% cups butter or margarine % cup melted cited Batter or margarine ing 1 cup of water, Bring to boil- Beech-Nut! Famous je me aed “tok ae i add salt, 3 tablespoons choice coffee beans from the ig mecium-sised ‘apples, cored and ng point, . cut in rings Season pork chops with saltiof lemon juice, 3 tablespoons of s finest growing centers. bathe sgomlipen and pepper. Melt fat over medium) molasses and half cup And discover how 1% quarte chapped onions, = heat and add chops. Cook until! raisins, Simmer five minutes, eg acess gel oll Melt butter or margarine and|browned on both sides. Place in 1 tablespoon of butter, cook Instant Beech-Nut Coffee= jelly; add apple’ rings’ and cqok| baking pans. until browned. Remove apple |) We Give Holden | | 3 CHOCOLATE MILK CAPUCINO—Hot chocolate | cinnamon to make a. tempting cold weather bever- ., milk and instant coffee blended to foamy perfection "age. Serve it in tall mugs with doughnuts. | are tegged wih wiiget omen ont & nny ©. . Gh “ne ‘Basis for, F’ esiive Drinks es Won Ruin Diet With ‘social activities back inithese tempting beverages can be snare Iria Saga 2S: nr sp made in minutes with chocolate | smart to a Ww On| milk — the timesaving ingredient Breathes there a dieter who. megingiieegy rs 9g ee that comes already sweetened and would not come to attention at the 4/5 around, chocolate-flavored. | mere mention of Cheese. Souffle. * 8 Chocolate Milk Capucino Ah, fluffy forbidden ‘visions of) No matter what the age or tastes) } quart chocolate milk feasting. of the group you're playing hostess % ‘-~ heavy cream, whipped : * * e to, you can't go wrong if you serve Cinnamoa Yet puffing high in the test/a selection of fresh doughnuts and Combine milk and coffee and, kitchen oven is a delicious souffle’a hot drink made with chocolate heat to boiling point, stirring oc- | tailored even to a restricted aes .. jeasionally, Beat with rotary beater! arnose Carrot and Cheese Souffle, it's); On chilly evenings they’ll wel- until frothy. Pour into serving cups; | al\-purp Ie called, and each one-half cup serv-|come a rich-flavored mocha whip ‘op with cream and sprinkle with detergent ing counts out only 134 calories. jor a flufty chocolate eggnog to Cinnamon, Makes four servings. _ < ; os 7 2 aan cnn *: moma Both Fluffy Chocolate Eggnog vitamin A with sbout 8 grams Poy Up Tuna AT Xe 3 * vn nave w geal td ASparagus |ymencoied, Gradually: beat In for Casseroles —| mix untf well blended. Add ve} half cup . And ."s These individual casseroles look Beat egg whites until “stify but! pg: Stem ATS and taste delicious. : not dry, Fold into milk mixture, | Campbell's tablespoon butter or margarite Tuna, Asparagus Casserole Style (4% ouhcts) green ssperagus F 1 Can —————— toon { tablespoons butter or margirine «| sg as, u a ne SO 4 tablespoons flour iO : . 's cep grated or shredded cheese pad ‘ t ae : i 2 eggs, separated % cap grated cheese an: th Melt butter or margarine over| 3 cans (T ounoss sO) mess A /[3 . 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PROVE IT YOURSELF al Hyg de’ pare. iy male. thom, Wa ae After-School Beverage Let us give you 2 race s precooked sausage links or cook j 0 G fresh sausage links. aranenens a “ot 2 PACKAGES DEFIANCE R LL SAUSA E Wrap the well browned links banana and chocolate syrup. For in biscuit dough, pop into a hot special occasions add a scoop of! FREE! | it ne POPCORN oven for 12 to 15 minutes, and ice cream and serve in a tall glass White or Yellow serve piping hot. with straws and a long spoon. | U.S. No. 1, Maine rian 3 5: Potatoes 3 G: Full o° Juice — 10 Lb. Bag : Pree: 3" 19 PORK ROAST Rib End...........% 29 Loin End.....cs0000 49e Lean, Meaty Spare Ribs » 39¢ — Discover for yourself ;how Flako’s extra ‘measure makes possible the biggest, best- | tasting, easiest pie | you ever baked...and | the Treat's On Us. TO GET 2 PACKAGES FREE | Simply buy two packages \0f famous Flako Pie | Crust Mix. 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They make a good accompani- ment to seafood croquettes of any kind. i my Baked Potatoes > Acquire Glamor _ Now, baked potatoes are deli- . cious when served with butter. _ They can be even more delicious when stuffed with mushrooms. |. When you serve stuffed baked potatoes, you can prepare them abead of time and reheat just before serving. This is a_time- » saving method that busy modern homemakers appreciate. ° Baked Potatoes Stuffed with ; ‘Mushroems $8 large baking poem t% teaspoon salt ‘ teaspoon ground black pepper and pepper. Imagine them stuffed) Peanut Butter Wattles Rated Simply Super Reach into your freezer com- Waffles into toaster; serve with crisp bacon and honey butter. Simply super! Peanut Butter Waffles \% eup shorten ing % cup peanut butter 2 cups pancake mix mats) in bowl; beat with rotary beater until fairly smooth. Stir in’ —+> tl cup het milk % cup finely chop fresh mushrooms ; 3 tablespoons but or margarine i. 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice | 22 slices mushreoms for garnish Wash potatoes and bake in a “ivery hot oven (450 degrees F.) oughly; wrap in Freeze im-| mediately. To — unwrap and°"e hour or until soft. Remove Mash thoroughly. Add salt, ye; black pepper and hot milk. -| Saute the chopped mushrooms in | 2 tablespoons: of the butter or margarine and fresh lemon juice. | Add to potatoes and beat until fluffy. . Pile lightly into shells. Garnish Planning to have salmon or tuna ‘each with two slices fresh mush- supper? Add a little rooms, dipped in remaining but- diced celery to the standard ter or margarine, melted. Bake for interesting flavor and until brown, 8 to 10 minutes. with grated cheese. for 2% to 30 minutes.) contrast. Serves six. Western Appeal i pera: jteaspoon salt, Meatballs Rolled in Coconut Have Here’s a novel combination— meatballs and shredded coconut. _ ete West Coast — peppers % to 1 cup me ies coconut ~'™% cup oil 1 teas salt Clove garlic, finely 1 cup — broth ior 1 dissolved im 1 bolling water) 1 1-3 cups (S-cunce peckage) pack- ae eee ed rice ; temepesn salt . it cups boiling water 2% tablespoons cornstarch © 1 tablespoon soy s#uce % eup vinegar ‘4, cup sugar l cup fresh orange sections Cook green peppers in amount of -salted water two to three minutes. Drain and set aside. Mix together flour and one-half pepper and com- bine with egg to make a batter. Shape ground beef into 16 small balls. Thoroughly coat meatballs with batter, then roll in coconut. Heat oi! and 1 teaspoon of salt in skillet. Add minced garlic. Drop minced chicken «up tablespoon of the fat, Add one- third cup of chicken broth. Cover skillet tightly. Simmer over low heat for about 196 minutes, Meanwhile, add packaged precooked rice and ‘one-half teaspoon salt to boiling water in saucepan, Mix just te moisten all rice, Cover and remove from heat. ‘sugar with the. remaining ithirds cup broth. Pour into skillet Let stand 13 minutes. Blend the cornstarch, soy sauce, vinegar and two- small|essential to have a steady supply jof the body to absorb the iron “. THE. PONTIAC PRESS, “pHURsDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 SS coe eae Add ange peppers Stir util the sauce is thickened, about five minutes. Arrange cn pater and srw with ea balls and sauce. Serves four. * Foods Rich in Iron’: Help Avoid Illness vousness . . stance which enables the red cells ‘to carry oxygen throughout the body, 4 Since little tren is stored, it is of iron-rich foods. Also, the ability from foods depends to some. extent on the quality of the diet as a whole, ’ Topping the list of iron-rich foods are the various types of liver. One serving wil] provide mote than the 12 milligrams of iron usually recommended - day. heat in toaster, Serve hot with from oven, Cut a slice from the meatballs, one at a time, into hot! Oysters, scallops, clams, Jean} butter and honey. ltop of “each and scoop out the] tightly meats, Sweetbredds atid liverwurst : | inside on all sides. Remove all but ll are good sources of iron, as i | dried fruits, loganberries, avo- cados, eggs, dried beans and peas, whole grain and enriched breads tables, sauerkraut, escarole, mus- tard and other leafy greens. - Combine these high irons foods with other protective in the following daily pattern a diet that will be high in ty too, Making pot roast with onion, car- rots.and potatoes? Add chopped celery and. green pepper, too, for fine masse. SAVE [5° pty ng hog | Higher, lighter cakes . . . flaky, tender pastry. . light, digestible fried foods—that’s Crisco every time! The reason? 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Sit. to pare veageies do’ neat stirring occasionally. Add in very hot water a few mien dishes ‘and iron. 11 can ounce _ ste) boned ‘then drain well: «Ehite EZ a ie ‘ ri} F 2&8 ee ee ” : : axe x 2 yao} mn 2 e Zz 3 }! U, S. Choice ay =, SPECIAL FOOD BUYS! Lb. 35! | \ = clea a BISQUICK = 35° BIRDS EYE FROZEN cur OUT THIS COUPON! Defiance Remus Butter Strawberries such COFFEE TT] me AOS | 79% CHUNK STYLE f Red Rose, Dbl. Whip; TUNA | SUPER MARKET | pressinG ae ae eee ane eee eee 6500 Hatchery Road , OR 3-1552 ea . Se ga ee 4 Cans $7” BEER-WINE to TAKE OUT 29 Ce. : | ss , ; OPEN DAILY, SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. oA Ms st | 1ES) QUART JAR ; LARGE ‘y ‘WO, 2 Vf CAN * SNOW CROP—DELICIOUS STRAWBERRIES £39" ~~ ENRICHED GOLD MEDAL FLOUR a e "eee, OES.” 3°39" NORTHERN—Everyone’s raome ok TOILET TISSUE...4 Velvet Homogenized HyGrade Honey Brand Wsuc PEANUT BUTTER | CRISCO Bacon 39° ; 12 aE 6 9: . Red Rose CREAM CORN || LARGE SURF Sint 210] - 19 & FROZEN Downy Flake WAFFLES ~ + 6-On. Phg. 2 for 35° We Feature DELICIOUS DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES | & SUNSHINE SPONGE CAKE * CHOCOLATE ANGEL FOOD %* BURNT SUGAR CAKE i 4 prt Sats ee 2. = Se ae anes IS Sa a 1 ig ew oe een ee ame} ae ‘o Se 2p fe tee Bed = 5 z ‘4 “et es sae ae aoe < We a se “ fe ewe os ; : on : ae ‘ ays ° ; fies S i j ‘ ‘ ® ‘ ; 3 “2 ; 5 : at : : ee i = , ee oe Me OES THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1955 ay = = g a There's magic in leftover dishes Fall and when you vary the toast you use| Fhe for their base, Try some of the’ Occupy the following combinations pom and Creamed corned beef — toasted way to handle eee so Creamed chicken— toasted : Cheese sauce and bacon—~ Here's a toasted rye bread. punch, Creamed eggs — toasted Eng- @ good Spicy fiot applesauce — toasted gel : . i | = Maer Use Apricot Liquid _ ped niche te 0s : pO N “4 |With Lemon Gelatin x cubes alt of | : z - BH! Use the liquid trom cooked dried| RS the other. D e's, | apricots as part of the liquid) net Porn variation c ¥ : . ™ |needed when you are preparing| Be ay ee make 'S eu , "~~ |lemon gelatin. Turn the gelatin | te Na ——_— ‘ into a small square pan and chill | Re anes oF AUARE scoops of TANGY RASPBERRY PUNCH — Fall is the season for punch just until set. Cut the. molded gelatin | wy ‘ . 6 ice. If you do : as much as summer is. There are dances, receptions, teas and other| into squares and serve -on crisp| . your .|gala occasions that call for‘a cup of punch. Try this one made with| teens with cottage cheese - and} bottles Tangy Raspberry Punch —_02en raspberries and raspberry sod. Your guests will come back for] Sad dressing. a“ e | > : OO es 3% staf x . “eee, : "os, erste 259 3 Besunce boities Taupberry” soda ~_ Serve for lunch afier hearty) “OS, Sy 8. We ees ste 3 Jemons, — bowls of split pea soup and. crou-| ttioka lemon slices. Makes about 36| Schoo! Junch idea that’s surgtoltons. ‘The croutons will taste es-| Combine ‘raspberries and ice pen cup servings. : Iplease the youngsters is the addi-| pecially good if you make them. ‘@old raspberry and lemon soda. ‘tion of thin slices of unpeeled red|by browning and crisping small’ VALUABLE PREMIUMS 5} Rolled \ Roast c Stir gently to mix. Pour over ice Breakfast fruit: Top wn ye gen .apples to ham, beef or! squares of bread in plenty of butter | ae bes fn punch bowl. Garnish with sections with a wera prune st sandwiches, . or margarine. Choose the things you want, need or ae would like to use as gifts. Save the At coupons .we give with your grocery 4 _, purchases .., this way you get them © _FREE—SAVE THE COUPONS AT NICK’S! . Wilson’s Gripe or “39 " Peter’s OK Bacon Jip [ROUND or 0.4 CUBED STEAK 79:. Wilson's Canned a HAMS (6 Ibs.)...... 19; y Pork 6 HOPS..." 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Pkg. 9: PEACHES or PEARS”. tis. toned Beet: 45 Tree mae California Orange * Juice ‘Can [i j Tuner 4 For : How conventen...this perfec So eam sppesenie MATIONAL Biscuit company if ks 7 3 , ~~ —< = - “We: = my , ~~ sas * Bd eee Per tl on af “a eee Ee : ‘ . + = ry , : 4 ’ an : “THE PONTIAC PRESS. eeeret. NOVEMBER 10.1058 | Bs By JANET ODELL, : Coonbe' churiaey tale Seder ede GE te ‘ea wes ee Oa * Pontiac Press Home Editor (gether until soft and beat in egg, sugar. Place ¢ strat cheats te Couske uaee “My good friend in Engiand has "es¢rving a little of the white for|jam in each hole, to resumble|pink and pale are love- two small recipe books *!#2ins-. Sift four, salt and cinna-|traffie lights. a es » eat. You : | rece oad 6 ve ,,,mon together and gradyally add) Chocolate Wagon Wheels are at- them with 2 8 oe pate gag I'd'to creamed mixture, ~ tractive cookies, | coffee for an ,jlike to share them you, as : 5 ere this is the season when ‘we're Biggs Serigen hoger a oe _junusual flavor, : : her son sg —_ for White and sprinkle with chopped ie Shateer or margarine “| Many of you make Shortbread ae, le SS ee Oe oe % § eg as one of your plainer Christmas | 57®**) Oven 1 : cookies, Here is an interesting | “ices and allow to cool in the chocsiate® —— = Be BOTTLE OF suggestion regarding that cookie. | P®® then place on a rack and | Sift flour and salt ot Into & recipe using 44 cup of allow to become quite cold be- (the butter “or margarine with = SNO-BOL | butter work 2 tablespoons of fine. | {Fé storing, Makes about 24. Guten belies eat mean al ly chopped candied cherries. | Youngsters will get a kick out of ™* t© & dough with beaten Think how ~ombina- Put on a lightly floured board, bros eg — we cher, | raltic, Light Biscuits. Using 8 out cur with @ plain cutt ‘ sles would be in ‘oa de plain, rolled cookie dough, cut ob-| '2-inch rounds and bake on } Cinnamon Bears would make a/!ongs 1x3% inches. In half the greased baking pan in moderate good addition to any plate of oblongs make three holes with a’ (350-degree) oven for about 10 min- Cianamon Bears Put. some apricot jam through| When cookies are cold, dissolve “ R 1s acs seuiaane a. sieve, then color one third red,| the chocolate ever hot water, Won't ust . | @ tablespoons suger one third green, and leave the rest) dip each cookie half-way in at.1 or Scratch | R SO orange. Spread a little jam on the) smooth the surface with a knife. | Fig e anak a denies underside of the cut pieces, place| Let dry on a rack. Makes about | Chop —_— these on the plain oblonzs andi 18 cookies, : a - 4 A‘ YES! FREE U. S. CREAMY ONION DIP—By now you've all heard j with the soup mix. Serve with pretzels and halves’ : Lace oe DEFENSE STAMPS! Seer 2 of combining onion soup mix with sour cream Tor a | of crisp rye waters. : ' ket : a ‘ dip. It's time to try a new one, using cottage cheese i j : "Giving C Me is — UNITED STATES DEFENSE Same — _ ee Saeaoe Semel STAMPS: a Ch fee ~ agen rs = Fruit Highlighted , Seve Your Cosh tapers Rees You only need 187, Stamps to fill your book 5 j cheese af mix we over @& ‘ ; = * ou enty Soup, eese ‘store in refrigerator one hour or FRESH ot ee peta yp Ame worth-while $25.00 Savings Book. State Savings Stamp! va Gon any way you want. SAVE for BONDS, SAVE for CASH! longer. Serve with crisp rye wa- | « % Make Tasty Dip es at are by Honey spomell KILLED ww [cottage cheese if you -press it) Fall fruit salads will taste won- a ithrough a fine sieve before adding derful with this dressing. A teenager would say that it to the onion soup. Add milk if easy Dressing Creamy Onion Dip is “the most.’ ‘| the mixture is too stiff for dip- ‘cup estiegs cusses | If you are given to superlatives, ‘ping. | 2 tablespoons honey ws rine you will say that it's the tastiest Ise tablespete a teaspoon 68. =. the easiest dip you've ever! “Add Cottage 9 cup salad oll “ie made from just two simpl Force cottage cheese through | dd honey, lemon rind, juice The Fanciest TABLE KING ingredients—smooth cottage doue! Sc bled E isieve, a as dub de ute da ten to ram ggs {and salt and beat briskly with egg| White Tu : FR “KILLED. MERCHANDISE luxurious flavor. And to bring out , Add it te ati . . ES | ! vr bent creamy Gn] Cater chews evs same) oft tenon 2g tne 3 -Siotrs Ib. , ee ee aad eerve. crap rye wolers| Cie & delicately different favor ‘well between each addition. Add | have ever : Cc Table King! Really top quality mer- 4 Farmer- mibbled Eggs, 2 < Lat tiis hivwenes tor Gate | arte ee ‘tao — 7 owe SF * had! UP | Bb. chandive at 3 Sisters’ Low, Low Gutactive taste a tee Hee dete Gap acim se “sees ey Makes Wonder Soup - Whole Kernel Corn. 7 for $1 : cw aty saiaacs o vor r : them, too, fer their convenience <, j ; —each wafer ts scored for easy Penoet butter or mar garine —_ avamanatiinies , FRESH KILLED Cream Style Corn. . a for $1 separation into two dunking -size Beat eggs enough to combine Here’s ‘tines to héke squares. yolks and whites; bent Rewtiage eet! 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Ne. ee om cicdicale _ LAWRENCE FLEISCHMAN, INC. : ee, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 -’ ee ..__,_ FORTY-NINE. ee Pe ae cat on " = oe e ae ae ar 2 ae 4. ; : ‘ : Me 8S 7 — _— " eee A ee Re ee ee i. ot 0. i ee wee Soe have to decide rapidly and with- = Ul , K ! b. - 1 ‘a... \|Auditor Gene : Fs Ae RI Fea Be Rigen QUICK : ae a} ¢ a ay Poa oy as eee ae ‘ revenue. ' perhaps iMfe-saving material » . 2 ae aoe AVEEVE | FiSiS. ‘| Oakland County was second only|property valuation over $1,000,000, cent of its ofa ion This is not always simple. Do - 4-HOUR SHIRT LAUNDRY’ . oe ; inte im}! ee tyou save the banker or the truck os om “Educational Fund Wan oe ee tna , . ayne 1671 ahd Mar | Ngteert De ss on idee dome the ~—~at No Extra Charge! | of Quelity ar 1Q hag welfare and medical as| woe aeaak al a | Air Force Doctor Gives ine of casualties taking them ‘as Toul! Uke the wryert way ve finn Fo of Que VONtity sistance in 1954, according to ‘permit fees, $79,486 in|, ™4 collected! Military Surgeons Food ot ne oe ie ee the snot brivg: your shirts te Flash, . Of Netion’s Instructors /Snnunl financial report of the Audi aes, * wrcrned| for Thought valuable in terms of the rebabilta mien : omit Wayne.’ é oe 4 $11,565,008 , st : per ee in sone to comet” e NEW YORK jw America Oakland ASHINGTON W—An Force ughton has been warned that it is facing ogg Phccrsandly- oe me: vam oe sailions, tut Gp. Attay dentate i a double: teacher emergency thatlwith 20000 Ctl seriet coaicont phoichans with the 40 earlier talk to the 82nd con- ' could cause the quality of U.S. ed¥-| ty pesith, welfare and medical |and borrowed| ‘onerous: task of playing God and yuruon,.°F, (ye (tenn. of MltN $1.302.-| deciding whom to save.” i test decade, | Seacgen Olas, stan, et [oh Cok Mat inion ot Kicv0s e'ccrece ten ‘ae coe a arte a came pr feg coven County third at $451, wal lr Fs Ban, New ogg mages priority treatment ne Fund Advancement ef: convention military : m seriously wounded—in cation which said the emergency ,e. (struction 197 ip War-(geons in avprepared talk: davor of casualties with the involves not only a oe ealy county be- . x dh t-lchance to survive. wacers bat the ayo face Meast wfits dite apuiiond Oattant's totsl sagtinl oatiay, ‘ren Spat. } 30 ret th tnt 2 The tat te an intercon] QPEN . REMEMBER 7 IN NOVEMBER F. B. MELIN OFFERS shed by the Ford Foundation to Re 2 ere work In the field of formal edu: FRIDAY "A @pecial report from the fuhd and declared gp of qualified elementary secondary teach. year even though more and more “emergency” teachers are being TILL : Quality, it added, and not quan-| § ; tity, is the essence of the teacher 9 P, M. shortage mporery @x- Seihescs| Pc LIVIN Behe : ee 2-Pe. MODERN SECTIONAL SUITE Most All Colors‘—- Modern Fabrics = “119 Reg. $198 Modern as today... covers to suit the most discriminating. Re- versible cushions with full spring construction. LAY-AWAY FOR XMAS NOW PAY NEXT YEAR a Fo r H Wr ’ D . ‘vy Mi ae y, J a " ee 4 ine ie Phe 387 52 =e i S 7. rf | 3 3 a i; 2 Fy = ES t ‘4 i 5 5 2 Zs it g sates Sts 2-Pe, LIVING ROOM Lag SUITE —cicice of Color alice touur te Pemaid baeee , \ Big roomy sofa with comfortable chair to ce A ee om : match. Guaranteed spring construction, Ey or ee ~ (a ! reversible cushions. 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RANGED - No Carr and you receive « “ct. ae Ap 4 ners” 4 © Heavy seston? colts fer firm comfort O se '@ Sturdy pre-built borders. © Sertingly ow long-weering ticking. ~ e Pull or twin sles, —— _— : PON [ my x AINcT REAUTIFU | } MeN | ETF yb | ; A ( i / ’ r 7 ee ' ? * 1 | on f / . : ) My | f , , ( faye, | ll ( | a 0 ew | ee * ” io 5 : : : i ee , a _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘Piteesie NOVEMBER | ie 100 ae “ ert S| ] i t —4 Cty Schoo Board : i Sats tee ne PrOS@CUtOr’ s Ottice Statt, megan ile cari Wits, coat t oe ReCeives Additional Space\.m."” sene".: . mentary education on a new study | Bitton Will Build Hotel - SS: 5 = 3 me ) ts) = 5 | You Enter on the Root. =a plate . ood eyed «course in elementary science. Moving yesterday of the Oak- “The ‘new setup sen lt op Bins ee eee 6 en eee : ' [penters to be constructed at land County Juvenile Department) 9ad hk ee * o By EARL WILSON oot, LeBaron, McCarroll and Wil- Dangerous Newcomers? ito the service center off North| George F.- ged sa Ol, AROUND: THE CARIBBEAN . ‘ls Elementary Schools will be pre-| ALBUQUERQUE @~A lunet ‘Telegraph road will allow the) Long and Pinay! G. Gerue plus |" one erg Ae _ BAN JUAN, Puerto Rico-——Movie Actress Ann Miller has made/> sgnted to the Pontiac ‘Bond -™ ‘speaker warns that 7,400 people prosecutor's office to expand into Investigator Robert ~ . : (Education tonight ; the former jevenile: ‘offices in the in the present offices, whe "te apeeches in the past week in Bermuda, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, The Board . entered this county last year who aoa Iding behind the court-| : ard will meet at 7:30 are illiterate, don’t believe in God Courthouse. Assistant: Prosecutors William Barbados, Trinidad and _— and in each one she has told) ts off - he added. th ds: “This is the best island we've visited yet! It's the|s — oe Patterson lor the constitution, who éisrupt| Eight men have been operating|Lang, Gerard A. Poshlman . ; ! 1) me is oe aan we 7 \St. church services and are a threat in five small offices on the north|Edward H. Shigley will Universi an? 256 South Sagincw highlight ‘of the trip The building, which includes ato the schools. They are the'side of the cotirthouse basement,jacross the hall to the avillable for P @9@CCOCOOO OEE She'll probably even say that when we eet to Manhattan! gym, _Gning area and stage, are) babies born last year. jsaid Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem.ijuvenile quarters. : nn Island, * * * * a Conrad Hilton—whe has the Caribe Hilton Hotel here 4 OPEN FRIDAY : a ‘and twe hotels a-buildin’ now in Havana and Acapuleo— | , Room Size AND MONDAY : ‘ will next build one at Port of Spain, Trinidad... and it'll * ‘ : be upside down RUG TILL 9 P, M. I mean, you enter at the roof which is at the top of a hill o? r’ af , EFL ADA A PD i aad ” . . . %, , er wee * Ot ‘ and take an elevator downstairs. It's one of the ideas of John « , 2 . Houser, executive veep of Hil- a fo ton Hotels International. a = “Money Savers’ Sale of Decorator-Planne started singing a very .mild WITH EVERY “ROOM OUTF i song, “Princess Margaret Is’ PRICED AT $129.00 OR prtsad Coming to Town,” at the Royal) Victoria) Hotel in Nassau, a man exclaimed “No! No! No!” —then stalked out. The man "s was Colonial Sec‘y—Garaner] C Brown, who seemed.to object "> to the mention of Meg and oe 8 0-¢ ¢,%%" Porm “o oy v7 BOO IEN MAMMA Pe oe ..’ OO0e ° Perel +.%% e +, Captain Townsend. Local Folks a Pal said his attitude was “stuffy.”, . ' Margaret herself enjoyed the’ = song when she visited Nassau. }- wa Virginia Warren, Horace Sut- ton, the travel writer, and others discovered. the Carib-' bean birds have practically operatic voices, especially in ANN . “Rain Forest,” 40 miles out of x . 7 “ i * Pig San Juan. When they started back, the beautiful voice of the] 3% ~~ fs a ; : ore birds stayed with them, though they couldn't see any birds ~ i : ; : os ‘ Li B E R AL Maybe the bird was wounded and in the car somewhere? | & ; rs 2 a No . . ..well; then maybe it was trapped under the hood 1c... = : = le ee! T 7 R M S They looked—and found the birds’ beautiful “voice” was a : =f 4 squeak in the car. OUTFIT. wine 100 Miles! 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Dr. Berggren is) |, visiting the State Health Depart-| — ment as one of four dental’ 7 “If you brush your teeth cor réctly and enthusiastically —no ~ matter- what kind of toothpaste you use —you are making a valiant and usually rewarding” Dr. Berggren also took strong stand in tavor of fluori- | “In Europe,” he said, “we've read of the wonderful results in Grand Rapids, which was the first /"~ putable. proof that fluoridation is a safe and effective way to reduce | ~~ tooth decay in children by an average of 6 per cent.” Mingled Fund Rumors Denied by State Officials |. LANSING i—State officials to-| day denied rumors that the School | 7 Aid Fund ts being mingled with bo General Fund Money in violation). of the state constitution. Rep. Rollo G. Conlin (R-Tipton) | [me had asked Democratic officials to| 7 investigate “reports” Of the wo-| 5” lation» Conlin is chairman. of the) 7 House Taxation Committee. State Treasurer Sanford A.'7 + Brown assured Conlin that the 7” School Aid Fund was established ~ in an account entirely separate ~ -- and distinct from the General = Fund. eens amet Canadians Admit Flint Man to Serve Jail Term Wilson was convicted last April. | He was in Detroit when his appeal was turned down, Says Anti-Freeze Caused $700,000 Store Fire EY Bo ae ee oe ee pe eee i eae 2 ee Oe ae ee iy : i * : * x is * LADIES’ WINTER COATS aAbulous offering of st | better All Wool Coats that sell regularly to $55.00 . Ladies’ - Better Dresses Regular and Half Sizes . #985 ‘Winter Coats...Slack Sets Ladies’ $6.95 Casual .Shoes af a . Girls’ Reg. $3.98 Ladies’. Nylon Slips 1s) dae Regular to $34.95 - --Sizes 3-6x, 7 to 14 “19 Girls’ Better Skirts Girls’ Full Fashioned Orlon Sweaters Ladies’ Enna Jettick Shoes Pt age Discontinued styles and imperfects. Reg. $9.95 and $10.95 Children’s “98 Card ee Ladies’ $1.65 Stretch and Pullo - POLL PARROTT ORLON- , | Nylon Hose - SHOES SWEATERS m 89° Reg. $985 $999 7 pra "Sa ~ Men’s Dress Shoes. | $00 _ Men's Reg. $1.00 Nylon Stretch Socks Values to $14.95 ‘ Men's Reg. $7.95 Slipover Orlon Sweaters ee | 2 ir Men’s Nylon- Gab Jackets Regular $12.95 $35" > Quilt lined. Men's Reg. to $7.95 SPORT SHIRTS Gabardine and Splashes BOYS’ SUITS ete 13° $82.98 Boys’ Quilt Lined Dacron ag, $99 — GAB JACKETS ss 999 Boys’ Quilt Lined Melton WOOL SURGOATS «? Sizes 7-14, $o399 Reg. $5.98 Teens Oy < et y¢ ¢.. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, ION STORI DR ee gee ee Se ee the $S5th Anniversa r4 ook canes Geo ae Le § PARK FREE REAR of STORE 1056 ry § Bq ale | N Taken from 2-Pant Suits Regular $12.95 and $14.95 Suitings $93 tne FLANNEL SHIRTS Reg. $1.98: # ad | Men’s Regular $2.00. PURE SILK TIES. ob for sepoo € ol yf 4 ~ en | 7 _FIFTY-TWO_ ‘ee ____‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, ' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1955 oe - Soviet Cracks Down on Its 7 op Architects! Two Women ijured (2 ‘sneFetal to Fit Woman, in Five -Auto Crash oe : ELBA, Ala. @ — Mrs. — MOSCOW @® — Charging there|Chechulin ‘were deprived of their The Herald “Tribune said Viasov|builders of the 28story Leningrad|biggest official shakeups in recent , Det! wilson; 55, of Flint, was kille has been bean ech etes on helgorermment devorstons td fred |waa Picked wp al New York) Hotel, Laas at ae Maley Printipdiee “ci tudas hee eee Two Lake Orion women were were| ©8r- ; ; "| yesterday when her husband's car, “flashy side of construction,” ‘the/It said two other nationally known hotel, where | the delegation is/laureates was regarded as almost| ~ommittee of the Communist treated and anol from st.|Senget, Mr are ; ler, collided Soviet government. has cracked architects, Polykov and Boretsky,'staying, yesterday morning by Vic- tantamount to ciamiseel. tok oe a: party Joseph Mercy Hospital after sut-|*“" ' Be pulling ' Wilson ‘was injured, down on four of its top: architects.|were deprived of their Stalini prize tor Zegal, second secretary of the oe. Council “payee fering injuries in a 5-car accident : with a truck. Vilson It says the nation's builders have laureates, Soviet embassy in Washington, The} The Stalin prizes, awarded in va- 2? on M24 just north of Greenshild The truck driver escaped unhurt, — been wasting money on ornate dec-| (Files in New York list A. V. newspaper ‘quoted a delegation rious fields, include a gold medal Millions of square. yards of Jiy-|Rd., last night. ae ‘The accident happened on, U.S. ~ oration and skyscrapers and dis- Vlasov as president of the Acad-' spokesman as saying the two spent bearing Stalin’s image and 100,000 ing space for workers were lost, Witnesses. said that Mrs. Tina, 84, two miles east of Elba on a ) regarding needs of the people for emy of Architects of the Soviet the day shopping. The temainder|rubles for top winners. The Rus-the statement said, because of|G. Sheldon, 18 N. Hemmingway, Sta Eart housing. ‘Union. The New ‘York Times quot- | of the delegation spent most of yes-\sians quote the ruble at four to/building irregularities. It also said|Lake Orion, drove her car over hill, State Trooper : * * * ed -Viasov as saying “I cannot 'terday visiting a New York sky-|the dollar, \a “large amount of government a hill and struck three automobiles Fordham said Wilson apparently : An official statement last night comment on the report as I am pavers. | BIGGEST IN YEARS funds have been over-expended in| which had pulled off the road to t of his car on the steep said chief architects Viasov and/not acquainted with it,”) |. 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PLENTY OF FREE PARRING) THE HOUSE OF NAME BRANDS *MORGANTON THE HOUSE OF DISCOUNTS Nocti °RESTOKRAFT = *THOMASVILLE _-- *BARTON *DEKOR °STREIT °SLIGH *LEE °OXFORD *LA-Z-BOY ARVIN *DAYSTROME - WESTINGHOUSE “DOUGLAS —-*EXTENSOLE JEWEL MOHAWK ~ SNORGE | oe 4 __ FURNITURE TV and APPL TANCES = | oul 100 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM! re ws —mpeeip is a aS 2 a ; 4 , a, ii - THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 "Te, atanns ret ot si eshington “with no thought of other on west side of Hornet road] UAW Worries Serene eel robe Quits Bee ar eiState Asks Site Ss2 == = Ohio state agency or the ) of = : Auge gga oe ws Over Ohio Vote =: fet ares ots SION Job es semrrcteseen.- for Prison Camp ai." ties.’ vikKh Interpretation of Lou\ apr inpsaeonis ve Building. ‘Commissioner |" interests. | Board of Supervisors|St. and helping in the Conser faa bs | STORES , state , parks’ in the county, vation Department's game preser: | Can Allow Layoff Pay, The union declared that “the et-| Leaves Post to Thwart) _ Mared oe resigned 85) Gots Request During vation program. * ; i Secretary of the Air Force Aug. —— Union ‘Declares . mag crab a yoo vam is| Political “Attacks 1. In » letter to President Eisen: | Morning. Session “We .now have’$30 men in 10 SBN SAGINAW We Give Holden ed : hower, Talbott also said “I ' .*+ jeamps. With another 500 men in} EAR CEAI TELEGRAPH fy ;, ' ! new camps we could- save the ve A eee a KIA rading Stamps DETROIT w#—The CIO United Auto Workers union held hope to-| , a7el Pay Plane st a, | Ferd are effective 2 hi ee ee ee ‘| it states covering two-thirds of {his $14,800 a year’ job as public WASHINGTON @ — Peter A. wish to ge of embar- | Permission to locate a second) state about $1,000,000 in labor each prison camp on one of two state-|year,” Gilman added. _ |owned sites in Brandon Township) supervisors could remember no . of the Board of Super-|reports of trouble stemming from a to}; Michi-|the present county camp. " He said he did so because “some prospective clients of Paul B, Mulgan Department of Correction. | ‘The request was referred to the Ohio voters turned down Tuesday De ee eae Seize upon fis Priiiigan & Co., a firm ot New York A 120-man camp is now Oper-|iscellaneous Committee for a re- f& proposal to spell out such au-| Pulings already have been re-\ no a nicont adminis (Cr emcy experts in which he hadjating at Ponting Lake, — - port.and recommendation, thorization, along withthe highest oo!" rare. Massachusetts; an interest, but denied any wrong- S. J. Gilman, assistant. director —— Praag ng we = Michigan and New York—covering ering] | ‘The wis let ss "Johnson Passes Exam barreled the UAW =ay rr : ; under investigation by a acer tn a hoome 1 by Our conviet went up| TEMPLE, Tex. i—Senate Ma- wag initiated in’ 1953, said and 1 | mquiry group, Qoreies aton byl37 Bagg Sonny veil we jority Leader Lyndon Johnson (D- woe propriety | Rep. CeRer (D-NY), Strobel de- just don’t have enough space in|Tex) has one of his periodic phy- impropriety, : ie sical checkup yesterday, and doc-| : , tors said he was making excellent from che . a 90 per cent interest in Strobel (Quitting Cops See Chief “Unions we can o06 up mae progress, He’ suffered a, heart at-/ ed his company Isa cor- | In states refusing to permit si-| & Salzman, a New York firm of ANN ARBOR INS) > Eighteen| “Ampe, nce will be sleeping o8 | Terne mmer. Win Yourself a FREE TURKEY _ for Thanksgiving Dinner | Here's your chance to win a choice, dressed Turkey for your : Be Thanksgiving dinner. Just come to Thrifty and register your ~~ , | name (nothing to buy), an Saturday ‘night, November 19th, s we'll hold a drawing for this big Turkey, ($10 value), in = * plenty of time for your Thanksgiving dinner, So come in and register your name, YOU may be the lucky person to tracts “tab cea ) con- |multaneous government unemploy-| © = ayers, Ann Arbor police officers who the fheee at dacksca.” — 7 | ‘win this fine Turkey, Remember—if you don’t register, you outiieabemn: the UAW and the |ment compensation and private) Strobel departed with an asser-|have resigned were to be inter-| He said the department has) When Jim Ellis, former Mich- can't win. ; layoff pay, a substitute formula'tion that he had never used his|viewed by Chief Casper Enkemann|the money and the sites: One on igan State star, played in his Ist, “The Ohio law still can be and|could go into effect June 1, 1957, \official position to further his pri- today in an effort to get them the south side of Saw Mill Lake|game in 1951, he intercepted three, should be interpreted to permit!under_the new UAW contracts vate interests_and—had—eome—teto—return to the force. lroad east of Hadley road a the! passes against-Oregon State. _ DP. a ae —_ nn — seems cmssunnaua enemas = een — eee | a. : +PIGRL: eeees ttt _ MILLIONS SHOP PENNE Y’s Pint Rubbing Alcohol . . . . 9¢ F OR WARM WIN TER WEAR! 45c Fletcher’s Castoria . . 29¢ first quality, lab-tested coats ond jackets . . . packed with nationally famous Penney vaiue? |i 100 lodine Ration Tablets 29¢ eee CE 37 TT] HM 90¢ Doan’s Kidney Pills. . 39¢ LOOK! 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Avon Tewnship The Hamlin PTA will hold open house in observance of National Education Week: and will be hosts to the Woodward PTA, Monday, Nov. 14, 8:00 p.m. at school i Mrs. Helen R. Sherman, teach- Rename Zoning Board Members Waterford © Township Also Appoints " New Justice - WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— a Hl br i f ! z 7 f i | i 3 f z : Hamlin) ‘in West Bloomfield er, lecturer and " author, will ak on “Practical Methods of Disciplining Children”, A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend this program. ~ ' BONNALYN ATWOOD ‘Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Atwood of 1160 East South Boulevard, Avon Township are announcing the engagement of their daughter Bonnalyn Belle th.Chauncey | Curtis Smith of Addison, Michigan. The wedding date has been set for, Dec. 27 at the Congregational Church, Rochester. Victory Comes to UF WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- SHIP—Kenneth: Sanderson, chair- ~ Village ae rade on Dec.’ 10 welcoming Santa, Cheatin to tie for. Christmas Rochester Plans: Near Completion for Yuletide Festivities ROCHESTER — Planning is al- ready underway for the annual. Christmas festivities in Rochester, it was announced today by Hudson G. Hill, Christmas decorating pro- gram chairman, and Lafayette man, both of the Rochester Lions Club, which sponsors the activi- ties, * * There will be additional street decorations, residential and busi- ness lighting contests, and the pa- seene,———______-_---_— The complete program ts made possible through the joint coop- eration of the Lions Club; the local business, professional, and industrial people who, finance the program; and the assistance of the Rochester Department of Public Works, Letters went out to the financial sponsors last week, and many checks have already come in, ac- cording to Hill. The Department of Public Works, under the diréction of Vil- begin erection of the overhead street decorations shorty after Thanksgiving. SANTA TO COME Parade chairman Maynard states) that the parade will form at 1 p.m. and start moving at 2 p.m. man of the United Fund for West Bloomfield Township, has nounced that 1955 figures for the| ap-|UF drive here have gone over the ‘top. The total collected was $13,- The goal this year was $13,200, sald. Emmett DeConick, co-chairman the goal mark, Harvest Dinner Tonight WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — for the drive, said this seventh | O°Cor® year the campaign has surpassed) - : Twice by Blaze WEST BLOOMPIELD—Lightning Tretitution Maynard, Christmas parade chair-|” eB were. Mrs. R. H. Dudley, (center) 2185 Hill Rd., Milford. Presenting 4H LEADERS GET AWARDS — leaders and club members who received a total of 132 trophies, medals and special awards last night Cross, Birmingham, and James Marble (right) of Among 4H 4-H Club leader. of 4510 Charing national alumni | held in Pontiac. tion of “outstanding leadership work over a long Pee eee on ee Oe Lene ee : Pontiac Press Piote award certificates to the two leaders is (left) Ray Ranta of Michigan State University, assistant state The awards were given in recogni- “Group May Call for GM Facts Senate Delegation Mulls Move for Forcing Data From College Experts. WASHINGTON @ — A Senate antitrust subcommittee still was undecided today whether to at-| tempt to force three Michigan economists to testify about data | they got from General Motors on a “confidential” basi, Ld The three are Dean Russell. Stevenson and Prof. Claire Griffin, | of the University of Michigan, and Prof, Lawrence Seltzer, of Wayne | ranges They got the data a few years.‘ago in the course of a Seniors Will Give Play ‘Headin’ for a Weddin” Evanell Pyle and Shirley Cox play Sarah Jo and Gracie May twe sisters their teasing. At 11:30 a.m., the Commerce Township and Union Lake Fire ‘porch fire. According to Fire \Chief Ray Price of the Commier- _. fire was caused by a short in an members include: ‘electrical extention cord on the O"Mahoney made public yester- ing office will act as ushers ‘front porch. Price estimated a $100) to West Bloomfield Township Fire ‘Chief Ben Moshier. , ~ a5 =, : ee sa taking part in “Time Out for is djrected ” Eloise nem, and loss to the building at that time. |; Fiz a 23 project for the Brookings Senator O'Mahoney “(D-Wyo.) wants the three to give the data to his group which is studying GM as an example of corporate “giant- ism.” The economists have de- clined to testify, GM has indicated it would re- serving as “an agent for pad pollen but conducts its research in the public interest. O'Mahoney challenged: “This is serving the public interest under a bushel basket.’ Is the Brookings Institution to be the judge of what is in the public interest, or is the Congress of the United States to judge?” Peychiatie Aide Group Planning Variety Show The Psychiatric Aide Association of Pontiac State Hospital is spon- spon- | |soring a variety show at the hos-| pital Friday night at 7:30. The public is invited to the show which will be attended by patients and employes, and which will bene- | fit the patients’ Christmas and jemergency fund. Director for the program is Mrs. John . Stratton with Mrs. Doris Carter and Mrs. Clair Young, ad-| visors, Marcus Tompkins is master of ceremonies for the Zl-act show. | Other participants will be Mrs. | and Mrs. M. A. Pearson. A skit entitled, ‘Mental Clinic” lease the three from their “con- organization, did so. day a etter from Robert D, Cal- ns, of Brookings, a said the economists were information obtained through per- sonal interviews, inasmuch as the ing during the afternoon was $2,000| onfidential material has not been verified as accurate, either by the company or institution. - At one point Calkins said Brook- played by Robert Larson, Verneice » for poor ce Township Fire Department, the| Institution, a private research will be a highlight. Christian Men Clair Young.’ Mrs. M. A. Howe|!2ve to Hold Banquet Speaking tonight at the Christian Men's. Club Banquet at 6/30 in the | Pontiag Federal Savings & Loan Bidg.., ‘761 W. Haron St., ‘will be! Dr. Fred C. Schwarz from Sydney, Australia, Dr. Schwarz, surgeon and psy- chiatrist,: gave up th® practice of! \medicine to lecture against com- munism. He is now on his fourth world lecture tour. Floyd Miles is general chairman jot the evening. Pick Robert Sutton fo Head GOP Group Robert Sutton, ot Pontiac, last night was elected president of the \Oakland County Lincoln Republican} Club. 132 Awards Presented at Oakland 4H Banquet Coveted tripe to Chicago went . Carlos Long who delivered the in- vocation; James L. Reid, the chairman; toastmaster Kenneth Brown, deputy superintendent of Oakland County schools; and Jack Worthington, county 4H Club agent, Entertainment was by 4H state “share the fun’’ winner Penny Christopher, who.did two dance numbers. PINS PRESENTED : Two leaders, Mrs. Martha Dud- to three girls and three boys; Judy of Milford, Delores Markle of Milford, Donna Scram- lin of Holly, Robert Middleton of Lake Orion, Stuart Hutchins of Rochester and Donald Bowers of New Hudson. Michigan Farmer Awards of engraved desk sets went to dudy Vanderhoof and to Phil Elkow of South Lyon, Other medals and certificates were: health, John Scheller of Rochester; home improvement, Jady Martin and Delores Markel, both of Milford; leadership, Phil Elkow; meat: animal breeding, ‘Howard Storm of Lake Orion and Fritz Lutz of Rochester: poultry, William Middleton of Lake Orion; recreation rural arts, Penny Tere ta aH te shark, better {ctristopher; dairy, Edward Braid “young men and women of ree of Lake Orion and Stuart Hutchins of Rochester. morrow,” sald. Pointing that 4-H a is centered in Awards in electrical achievement home, he praised the parents of went: to Frank Lessiter of Lake of 4H members for their co- Orion and Glenn Marble of Milford; operation and understanding.” [€ntomology, Sue ee — 5 ” ington; field crops, n Voor- “Moreover,” said Kettunen,neis” of Davisburg and . Richard Boomus ot South Lyon and Donna "\Seramtin; frozen foods, Janet Long of Milford; garden, Donald Bren- del of Davisburg, Vern Geeck of Pontiac, Mike Trocke and Carol | Skarritt, both of Milford. Achievement awards were pre- sented to Phil Elkow and Stuart Hutchins; boys’ agricultural to James Atchison of South Lyon and Ronald Randall of Walled Lake; soil and water conservation to Roger Kriebel of Milford, William Middleton ‘and Edward B.raid, James Thompson of Milford. Following the four-and -a-half ley of Bloomfield Hills, and James Marble of White Lake Township) received the National Alumni) Awards of framed certificates in recognition of outstanding service over a period of time, and parti- cularly the. work done at 4H fairs. Pins were presented -to 33 junior leaders, to 29 one-to-five- year adult leaders, and six senior leaders. The six were; 5-10 year leaders Bert Werrauth of Holly, Mrs. Bea Walton of Clarkston, . Mrs. James Wimmer of Novi, Mrs. Milton Miller of Lake; gold clover award for 10 | years’ service to Mrs. D. 8. Wig- gins of Rechester; and peari clover award for 15 years’ serv- jee to Mrs. Helen, Johnson of Helly. Avondale 4H Horse Club took the Rural Arts and Recreation, He will serve one year, as will other officers elected at the dinner! imeeting at Waterford’s Old Mill! vern, Mrs. William A. Kennedy, ‘Pontiac, is first vice president and Donald McPherson, of Berkley, is second vice president. Third and) Bert Norton, of Rochester, and award, and the Novi Country Slicks) 4H Club received the Safety award) ‘Several families who had sponsored , international farm youth exchange of members were cited, as well as firms sponsoring 4-H awards. Named honorary members were tidential” pledge if the Brookings .Stratton and Mrs. Italene Hargett fourth vice presidents are Mrs. John Kendall of Clyde, Jean Hardy of Birmingham, Albert Kessler of Members of the hospital account- Mrs. Helen Randall, of Royal Oak, New Hudson and. Mrs. Stanley ‘Farm and Garden Assn. free Slate Rummage Sale WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—To finance their high school scholar- ship, members of the Waterford Branch of the National Farm and Garden Assn, will hold a rummage sale this/ Friday and Saturday, from 9/a.m. to 9 p.m., in the former Waterford Post Offiee. The building is located on the Dixie,’ next to the Cascade Motel and across from the Old Mill. The organization will present its first annual scholarship to a Wa- graduate next June, The amount is $250. lens Township High School respectively. | Mrs. Robert A. Tedcastle, of ‘Pontiac, was named secretary, and. |Wendell Brown, of Farmington,| treasurer. Selected honorary direc- tors were Jamies Clapp and George J, Scott. Election Commissioner Takes Life During Count NEW CITY, N.Y. (INS)—Rock- land County Democratic Elections) Commissioner .Chafles Ehberling committed suicide yesterday in. ‘nearby Germonds Town, other officials waited his return to help finish counting bajlots. Eberling, monoxide poisoning which he fed laundry. Original Ford Investor Is 92 Years Old PLYMOUTH (INS — When the Ford Motor Co. for sale for the first time early in) 1956, one Michigan man won't be in the least bit interested. He is Charles H. Bennett, 92- biz 22 4 iget take 8 2 g For High Quality, Low Price ' Come to LEWIS BROS, MKT. places stock up. jhome here and we would sit, for Former Stockholder Now Reminisces - Looking back; Bennett said: “That was a lot of money in those days, 1 have never suf- fered financially. And my own company has been just as ab- a ae stockholder would have his chauffeur dyive him to’ my hours discussing the old days,” he Bennett has been with the few hundred yards from his Another Hough, is still treasurer at 86. Bennett has been confined to his doctor who 92 years ago looked at “Mrs. Bennett, we'll never be recalled, able to save that baby.” 57, died of -carbon|. into his car from a hose after. stuffing windows and doors with Daisy Air Rifle Co., located a | likes to think of the family, a sickly infant and told his mother: | Kipp of Pontiac. Soil Conservation award went to Keith Middleton of Lake Orion. Among the outstanding 4H club which includes g trip to the Na- tional 4H Congress in Chicago as also copped two gold cups for out- | standing achievements in the home ‘economics field and as a 1955 4-H while dress revue winner. In addition,| she took the Girls’ Record award and the Leadership award, As the 1955 4H queen, Donna hour session of dinner and award presentations, 4-H agent Jack Worthington explained the ne w enroliment cards available for leaders: In closing he gave & long look at the boys and giris who had just received awards from his hand, then remarked: “If these boys and girls are any example of the younger generation that’s going to the dogs — I'd say ‘Let ‘em go!’™ Conference Delegates AUBURN HEIGHTS — Hill Ga- jzette Post No. 143 American. Le- igion Auxiliary sent four represen- jtatives to the fall conference in |Saginaw. They are Kenneth Col lins, second vice ‘Ralph Perkins, financial secretary; (Mrs. Kenneth Collins, auxiliary |president and Norma Palmer, ‘Church Group Plans Meeting in Waterford WATERFORD — There will be a meeting of Christ Couriers of Wat- erford Community Church at .7:30 p. m., Saturday. home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mehi- berg of 5888 Andersonville Rd. Marilyn won the state award,’ HEAT Oil and Gas Furnaces ® Immediate Installation © Quality Workmanship . and Matérial ® Discount to CM Employees ‘@ Value Plus Savings i COMPLETE HOME HEATING SERVICE Martin Sales Co. Day FE 8-0740,. Eves FE 4-6509 3003 Orchard Lake — . Keego Harbor both of Lake Orion; and tractor to — The meeting Will be held at the ' 330-332 Mein Street : : OL 2-2121—O1 1-9642 ’ _ Furniture’ at Its Finest Rochester, Mich. 7 pas aa SPECIAL] OFFER ®@ MAPLE LEAF COTTAGE CHEESE po, Poe THE BONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, } NOV downs “Git 10, 1035 Adlai May Enter’ Race Tuesday Press Aide to Reveal Decision for Running E. on Dem Ballot in 156) “the Democratic presidential’. - nomination” to newsmen at 3 p.m. ' EST that day. The statement will | be for release at 6:30 p.m, EST. It hag been assumed for months} | psi sounded like those of a can-|: - didate, he has conferred with many party bigwigs and he -has | begun assembling a: staff. | » * «*@ Earlier there was speculation —Stevenses Was saving his an- nouncement — one way or the oth- er — for a four-day series of meet- ings of party leaders from through- out the nation opening in Chicago Hollywood Headlines: ge ye By BOB THOMAS seared ha ak growled at . muttered, * the hex eltions Young stars are a drab lot; New York ain't what it used to be; ‘A man has @ right to get loaded andor raise a little eain. BS UE a he -lmind can be. The scene was the Bogarts’ hotel suite. He was entertaining some) old friends at cocktails. Mrs. Bo-) gart, an actress named Bacall, was) PORTABLE ISLAND’ — Self-clevating platform, | burg, Miss, Platform, which stands on 140-foot legs,|? for use to reduce offshore oil drilling costs, dwarfs| will be floated 400 miles downstream to Gulf of everything in sight on Mississippi River near Vicks- cavcavdienras: > thcmbweharnioherdaar brsast tenance - man, urged him to let his decision - be known in advance of the meet- ings, The Tuesday statement would ‘accomplish at ‘ Stevenson + vauie this week- end with Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee, also a likely aspirant to the Democratic nomination. Stevenson’s office has an- nounced that such a conference is upcoming at an undetermined date. Both mien are scheduled to attend an Israel bond drive din- ner in Chicago Saturday night. Test Will Tell Rock H udson if ‘Weds Secretary | in California {Worries U.N. Woman From Mexico City Buys First Continental ECORSE (INS) — Ford Motor Co.'s first factory-delivered Con- tinental Mark II was.turned over to a woman who traveled more ‘than 2,000 miles to take possession Arms Embargo - T never’: Heart Atfack Fells H umphrey Defends Right Captain of ‘Atlantis’ |to Cut Occasional Caper’: PANAMA ~The scientific re New York night life. He confessed re Sees little of the gay spots these, master, Capt. Wynfield Bray, 42, ™ at Gorgas Hospital. Bray was re-| ported under observation because of a mild heart attack. : 4 * *'*. « “This town ain’t what it used to 'be,"” he commented sourly. “You! jused to be able to have fun, now! : there are too many creeps who! ‘The Atlantis, a two-masted want to make trouble for you.” \Schooner — bday ine Later, he observed: . ‘Hole, Mass., is en route with a “The average citizen doesn’t give| party of scientists to conduct stud- a hoot who the director of a picture jes off the South American. coast. search ship Atlantis put back to sea last night after leaving its, is. That goes for all of them, with} The Navy's icebreaker USS Gla- ithe possible exception of Alfred cier was- to sait for ‘‘Operation) \Hitchcock and Cecil B. Demille. | Deepfreeze” in the antarctic today tor is an important‘man in film-'to be used as flagstaffs in mark-’ imaking, “I'd never want to being trails between camps: Bogart did allow that the direc-| jafter loading 2,000 bamboo poles] Zk \4h. 2323 The: lone,” he said. hard.” sch tihriseerinncsianitareemnteenibemannsiamnarenteamiteniers ‘terday, DOORS OPEN — — “They work toojicebreaker USS Edisto, sailed yes-| - Diplomats Think Boycott May Encourage Other ‘Nations to Bolt UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, @ — Rugged Rock, a 6-foot-+ Navyl raced with beyootts by two mech veteran and one of the screen's\ber nations, U.N. diplomats ex- handsomest bachelors, eloped yes-i pressed grave concern today over Phyllis what effect the action may have of the automobile. : Mrs, Grace Hiatt Midcap of tough Mexico City, took possession of the vehicle, a white car with gray and white upholstery, in.a brief cere- mony at the division’s new plant and office building in Ecorse Town- ship, LOUISVILLE, ‘Ky, @ — Wierd) test tb Gen it he east ‘eerve Gree} or eight years in prison. He was) sentenced to three years yester- day for carrying concealed a dead- ly weapon. He agreed to plead guilty to that charge if permitted) to take the test on a com - in Hudson’s car to an unannounced | He telephoned _Universal-Inter-|tammatory issues might honeymoon leave until Nov. 28, Warren Aids Funds oo cakes cures of heme gad arsl 7 tay te Sete tw. pastor of Trinity | ,o¢h Lutheran Church. They proceeded)" ! ‘STRANGER on ee HORSEBACK At 11 00-1:50-4: 40-7:30-10:20 vore Eas AWARDS ye At—12:20-8:18 6:00. | —__-comING SOON “TARANTULA” and. “RUNNING WILD” ote Audience Award | for Nov. 17th to 27th ag nd yey hn Truman Library destination. \chairman for a dinner to raise, the in- i —_ the Harry S. Truman’ national Studio, which gave him a, pt jesaia "Ser: Se Hy z : a - Library is Chief Justice Earl together _ |Warren, when he starts a et with’ | panion _ pobbery charge. He denied the lat- ter. Judge Frank Ropke said the| Lauren Bacall. |. robbery count will be filed away es ee pA Logan by ange: to the Henry Willson, who arranged Hud- UN. interfer-\¢¥> chairman of the fund raising three-year term, | son's first screen test in 148 when in their internal affairs. Both| event here, that he would be de- the aspiring actor was working as/accused the U.N. of ignoring re-|lighted to accept the post, How-! WALK OUT The former California governor | and South Africa! sid in a letter to Edwin W. Paul-| over what) | “The LEFT HAND of GOD” HUMPHREY BOGART @ GENE TIERNEY é 3 a letter carrier, Rock delivered peated warnings they would not ever, Pauley said yesterday, ipreme Court. duties will prevent South Africa's walkout, over the|the chief justice from attending! Special Political Committee's de-| the dinner Nov, 28. for it, took an interest in the hand. | “T always made § out like they : _ i j : 2 j ! i c.g HH tf FLEE f A a 88% See Busiest Pro Ford Named Top Golfer PGA Champion Beats Fleck in Balloting for Golfer ‘of Year i i Home Folk; Tie CHICAGO W#—Doug Ford, the busiest tourney pro in PGA -his- tory, has been named “Golfer of 230 votes for the PGA award to 190 for his nearest rival, Jack Fleck, the U.S. Open champion. Casting votes were 722 of the na- jtion’s pro golfers, golf writers and Middlecoff was third with en ren cement Buckeyes Lead ‘Big 10 Offense after ® ‘Iowa Saturday with | : CHICAGO @® — Ohio State, only j unbeaten football team in Big Ten jaction, will square off febence’s best offense record. Lift for Wildfowl - State Plans Cons 30 New Flooded-Mars More than 30 habitats for wild-|wit flooded form of ES ra] i ! il nesting areas forjrated back to the state, black marshes will if ¥ 3 i i jit Hi at ite : z iH 4 - sa hid 54 iructionof More Than h Habitats in Area| the purpose of providing, with 11 per cent on each gun pro-| is 7ii 33 af rounds topped the record, received|: Canadiens, 1-1 Fans Go Wild After Gendron Gets Clincher to Deadlock Game By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Aroused, revived, rejuvenated Pick your adjective and apply it jto the New York Rangers, erst- while also-rans who aren't kidding Cry aout this mad fling they’re having 135 votes and Julius Boros fourth'in the National Hockey League. For 56 minutes the 15,509 Madison Square New York hockey crowd — figured * home a goal and the Rangers had away back last -1 drubbing the ~ * In: their only other meeting this season, it was Montreal 4, New .York 1, north of the border. That was all changed last night. The Rangers, admittedly slow to after saves, Jac- 1 goals-against| a pass from Ron wt Team No. 2. 13 23 Team No. 6 13 23 21.15 Simms Bros, 12 23 Hits. u Tt. B. Johnson iro . Their Rangers looked any sustained of- &% champions, Baugh Hits Graham Plaints ABILENE, Tex. —Sam Baugh,|News, that the opposing line is!better than college officials do. “I\expect to see the best football who was in professional football|‘‘supposed” to rack the passer./noticed they'd try to watch it but | played anywhere. They should see the thunder|in college ranks they don't call it'the most ‘as close after-a thrown ball,” he hardest Browns quarterback, ‘is away off of pro football and you've got to|expained. “The people who sup- port pro football by buying tickets tackling. -If_they - they’re not getting their money’s worth.” - la | Phog’s 7-Foot Frosh ‘tumble. * The Negro athiete will play as a freshman in the annual University of Kansas varsity-freshman basket ball game Nov. 18. The game will draw close to 10.000 — possibly an all-time national mark for such an’ event. * * . Because of interest spurred by Chamberlain, 4.000 seats in Kan- sas’ 18,000 capacity field house have been placed on reserve for $1 each. General admission goes | Wilt ‘The Stilt’ Makes | Cage Debut at Kansas amazingisays all reserved seats and a |freshman game has drawn around at half a buck. The business office healthy share of the general ad- mission tickets likely will go be- fore tip-off ee * * e. In recent years the varsity- 1,500. * * «@ There's been talk of the tilt since Coach Allen greeted Chamberlain as a Kansas student last Septem- ber. Allen rates The Stilt as even a better prospect than Clyde Lovel- lette, now a star of the pro Min- meapolis Lakers who led Kansas to the NCAA championship in 1952. * * ® tough to beat,” Allen said. “Wilt could team with two Phi Beta Kappas. and two co-eds and give us a battle.” ‘favorite to win the Big 7 confer- Solunar Table For Friday and Saturday, in the Pontiac area, fishing and hunting will be the best, at times set up below in John Alden ‘Snight’s solunar tables: FRIDAY AM. - , Fc a aM. PM. Minor Ma) 3.45 we “8 1: ‘ence championship this wintef. “The freshmen will be. very) Allen's varsity, by the way, is a); FIFTY-SEVEN gic’ i y lacks in defensive ability he makes up for as-an offensive danger. Midwest Needs: sat wrmesarseea wren More Back for Honor List Ohio State’s Cassady, MSU's Morrall, ND’s. Schaefer Top Choices CHICAGO @® — With puffed regional pride, the midwest feels that like a fourth-for-bridge, only. one other star is needed to help this area round out the 1955 All don't; America backfield rr bin it it ca repetition, in Ohio State’s impressive a second straight Big Ten Hoppie has scored 11 touc and carried 107 times for 643 tiles 29 s es ay Ee ‘hands on the ball. Morrall outmaneuvered his midwest quarterback rival, Ni fii “4 NBA Teams Shoot for Lead Twin-Bill to Determine Eastern Circuit Leader in Infant Season _ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sion of the National Basketball |Assn.,. will be at stake tonight when the red-hot Philadelphia War- iriors meet the Rochester Royals and the Minneapolis Lakers play the Knickerbockers in a double- header at New York, * * *-: | Philadelphia, paced by last sea-|ne |son's scoring champion Neil John- ston, and a well-balanced Warrior ‘team were the pre-season pick to ‘dethrone the Syracuse Nationals trouncing powerful Minneapolis Lakers 117-106 in the only game played. NFL, didn’t have as|: Should Philadelphia beat Roch- but was superb until ester and Minneapolis take the Gendron poked in Knickerbockers, Philadelphia will! ‘have a 2-1 record and New ‘York will have a 1-1 mark. 4 “o Sears, six- nine, didn't think anybody could i * TALL TARGET—Ken \face during a basketball game. But College All-Star teammate reach high enough to maul = Maurice Stokes, six-six, was able’ First place in the Eastern Divi-|t in seven sea- sons to date in the Nationa] Foot- ball league. Washington ...icccesentenensvenes eee seren4 23-year-old | battler who just four blocks from the Garden, | said he “expected.a tough fight) ge pod ap mer lives in the North End’ like the last” but refused Bid for a knockout, I'll go for it. . It. T don't I'll fight him every round.” * ile Jj p ext f- Told that Basilio better condition. than the title last June, DeMarco “T'm also in better even though I haven't LAUREL, Md, (® — Laurel's course becomes the “Geneva” of the horse racing world tomorrow. The fourth meeting of the Inter- national thoroughbred set is the biggest both from the standpoint of the 13 equine participants and prospective a on the sidelines. Horse delegates from the United States, Germany, England, Venezu- ela, France, Ireland and Canada are ready to take up the. disposi- tion of $65,000. The meeting of the sorte, in one race will last between “2's and 3 minutes afound a mile-and a half of Lau- rel’s infield 2 John D. Schapiro, Laurel. pres- fs Fourth International Race at Laurel Friday Tops in Both Spectators and Horses Entered Schapiro increased the capacity of Laurel about 12,000 in late 1951 and the next year introduced International. | ! i oo: oehd hE i i a es aa | - jPHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10; 1955 : fon ined Gandee a I) 34ayer Duofold protects you — in real comfort! All the wool is in the outer \ayer, where it can't itch— — nly soft cotton touches you! For warmth when you're out — wear Duofold. Come in and get yours, 106 N. Saginaw St. squad during his service days, ae NHL STANDING FRIDAY . ‘. and PASSES ON—Denton True cy)| “mes T Pu or Gj pat. Young, baseball's winningest Bee aa. MONDAY pitcher, died from a heart attack [Ucet? | while seated in his favorite rock-' Boston Peta beregee eed abba eel 33 NIGHTS ing chair in his. home at Peoli,: — *til Ohio, Young, 88 and a member Michigan had won % of its of baseball's Hall of Fame, won football games with Michigan State! 9. 511 victories in his 23 major up to the start of the 1955 cam-| | EAST LANSING, Mich. @® —|States-The Buckeyes can't repeat|tans can become the first confer-ian odds-on favorite. Minnesota has| ‘Michigan State, a whipped puppy in the Rose Bowl since they went/ence team in history to play in the only 2 victories this season against Pounds, ‘last season, has a chance to be ‘top dog again thanks to the dog- eat-dog football battling in the’ Western conference. * * * The surprising MSU Spartans are|dress system. For if either Indiana tied for second place with Michi- ito Pasadena last year. big bow! twice in three years. So: Michigan ets wt be play-| ling Minnesota this Saturday with fone ear cocked to the public ad- For Coach Dutty. Daugherty it back i oe Sek ae ole Rae Se ne far E======DogfatDog Fgh Gies MOU Big Ten a ete, tne_ wir Doctor Suggests Timely Eye Exams for Hunters NEW YORK—America’s hunters, likely to bag his quota than a are reminded that a timely eye| person .who understands the val- ir, ue of good vision. examination may improve the Dr. Franklin M. Foote, execu- tive director of the National So- elety for the Prevention of Blind- ness, said the —— who takes gee his Pasdlnet is a menace to everyone else, aad much less league seasons. gan in the Big 10 behind Ohio markmanship—and * possibly ea the life of some other human be- ing prowling about in the woods. Timely’ Topper Coach Starts New Look Nagle Devises Court Recipe for: Vet-Studded Marquette Quintet - “Hunting accidents take many ‘lives and cause untold injuries every year,” Dr. Foote pointed) out. “Poor vision, stemming from improper eye care a8 well as poor visibility in the woods themselves, is certainly a major cause. “Too often, investigating officers | MILWAUKE @® — Last season Coach Jack Nagle of Marquette. ‘revived the old tandem or 1-3-1 of- and,_with no individual stars, identally shot another man throught his basketball team posted a 24-3 ‘his victim was a deer.” \record and finished fourth in the ‘The Prevention of Blindness So- national rankings. ciety executive leader pointed out. bd ‘that certain natural changes take This time around Nagle may un- ‘place in the eyes after the age of veil a brand new offense he has 40, and that these changes result/devised in hopes of getting the dn less clear vision. same fesults from -a_ veteran- studded outfit. — ' | The 38-year-old coach, a home- gtown product who never earned a letter in basketball at Marquette but is highly regarded as a student of the game, isn't ready to divulge the nature of the new-look attack. He has given it exhaustive “paper’’ tests, but hasn't yet put . \ pace iit to a floor test, Saw Demolition Duty =. * se ¢ DETROIT — Jim Martin, Detroit, “I'm pressed for time. right Lions guard, was a member of "0W,” he said. ‘I have to spend a Marine underwater demolition) Jot of time teaching fundament- |als and sometimes I. wonder if I'll ,ever get to introduce the offense. i wouldn't feel right about it if we Free Substitution? DETROIT — Bill Stits, Detroit Lions halfback from UCLA, played| 57 minutes against the Baltimore! ‘Colts. Who says the pros use “unlimjted substitutions?" . wae 3 12 33 42/cooked up, he says it can be used oe 23 3° with the new 12-foot lanes, but was 3inot devised specifically for the | change in rules that doubled width | 47) of the lanes, \disprove his statement. PRE-GAME SMILE — Minnesota coach Murray Warmath is smil- ing here but his job is a tough one on Saturday — beat Michigan State. ‘Warmath said three weeks ago that Michigan State is one of the best iteams in the nation, and the Spartans haven't done anything since to “a ‘Weraghete| Lou Stars Defensively \eanies Gab ace Is Your Size Listed Here? | | Our}... Our Entire Stock | | of We Are | of Values to $24.95 Nunn-Bush _|paign, | mmm § DETROIT — After four years St. Louis ............:..0.0 ser itt | as an All-Pro offensive guard, Necntsis eee 3 aol Creekmur played middle Ft. Wayne ses 0 2 00) guard defensively for the Detroit poston © 1000 | Lions against the Baltimore Colts. ew Yat svccncccccot Mal He sparked the defensive line| Se oo, Se play to the extent that the Lions ee, TOKE sch Sst New York nel the league's leading (ground (Only games, sche < to only 22 yards rushing. 7 Sepe RESULTS y a B cx ge : ak if li i | fig iL aaa <: POTTS HUNTER - SPECIALS Woolrich 100% Wool Scarlet Hunting BREECHES 1735 14° Woolrich 100% Wool Scarlet Hunting COAT IPOD 2? 4 LS citewtaldiniio mm ainwesstaneber vw 33 Duofold caaas Ledies’ Koréan $ BOOTS 13° Sports, Shop 16 S. Cass Open Mon. & Fri. "tl 9 La dddededede SHOES FOR MER Values to $15.95 Cc A B C 4 15 10 12 semen Df eet cet | eet | et 1 OLDSMOBILES 40 CARS | TO BE SOLD AT ONCE! EXTRAORDINARY DEALS pit COLORS and MODELS! SUBURBAN | -MoTO S CO., INC. 565 S. Woodward. - - Birmingham ' Sts Mas Ae 7 bo So inca - eA te i he ¥ | ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 Ae FIFTY-NINE_ az. Ford : OK KKK kkk kkk ke Ee es DK a a a | og BY Se coer diuathaaeniie aaaieeeeen seqvendid shthe shies tragic skiing accident last January deprived her of an almost certain place on the U. S. Olythpic team, strengthens abtiominal muscles on a plus tox PHILIP'S Fine Luggoge Sporting Goods Kerbawy Taught School DETROIT — Nick Kerbawy, Detroit Lions general manager, was a scliool teacher for 11 years | before entering the sports =~ * | . Pa Record Detroit Pass © Big cecal gp edlsmglan! pain the Detroit Lions record books pais a 91-yard scoring aerial from 9G Bobby tyne to Cloyce Box in MRK RK eee PRECISION GAMSHAFT GRINDING KKK KKK KKK KK KKK hk Distinctive Spartans lin the U.S. which annually com fo Get Trial in Friday Tilt Wisner Contest Winds- \ Up Chiefs’ Season, Aim, . for Ist SVC Win At least one ‘new face will be! The decision to bring up Whit- mer was based on'the need to Sharp, were given particular at- tention, “This Northern outfit is. good," “Now. that it has all j its early season regulars back in action we're up against a tough outfit.” Firday’s contest is the last) chance for Chiefs to keep out of the says Graybiel. lineups for Vikings Whitmer Sure iFriend of Late Woodward Offers to Save Belair NEW YORK @—The famous Belair Stud, which has bred and raced many of the nation’s great- seen in the Pontiac High School pire when his father died in 1953, | lineup for Friday's finale against was shot to death by his wife near- Coach Ed this morn-ishe mistook him for a prowler in ing announced that’ Dick Whitmer, their Long Island home. capable young Jayvee ,| “I have offered to take over defi get a real test/stallions and mares owned by 5 against the Vikings. Whitmer for 10 years until the oldest . been working out all- week with! (now 11) becomes of age,” the son * the varsity, and has shown a lot/of the well-known owner of Clai- + +! and borne Stud at Parfs, Ky., said to- x + | ~ experience ae _ could day. 2 avery valuable asset come! ~ * * * * leah Boots «| another year. | “Of course I-can't take over the racing end of the business,”’ said Hancock, a close friend of W ward and associate in the owner- {ship of several stallions, includ- ing Nasrullah, sire of Nashua. “But I have guaranteed the execu- é loss in the operation of the stud ee ee good as it is — Under the terms of Woodward's BEF tors there will be no monetary! | will, field for probate yesterday, Brown's Ace Gridder — Reported Improving PROVIDENCE, R.1. ur—Archie Williams, Brown's leading football. ground gainer, Was, reported today to be much improved at the col; legé infirmary where he was taken Wednesday for observation for pos- sible appendicitis. Originally, it was believed Wil- liams was. dfinitely out of Satur- “ve Brown-Harvard game, ‘but the Belair Stud is a part of the inherited ‘the racing stable and breeding — * ‘terests, including the 2,500-acre farm at Bowie, Md., in excess of two million dollars. estate since the will was made: before the 35-year-old Woodward! Sieseummens eattacaded the value of | -|the Belair racing and breeding in- Dr. G. Edward Crane later said _|his . rapid improvement ‘made it just possible he would be able to oO play. Harriers Finished 1-2. Michigan © State's crack cross country duo of Henry Kennedy and Selwyn Jones finished’ one- two in the Michigan AAU cham- pionships in 1955. Ted Williams once batted three times in-an inning in 1948. - o” ——. re en amie - Your Breath Never Tells i; ~ Rategieer peer dy Vay » J&R “SUPER-POWER” — Guaranteed 3% years! ee eee buflt up to a bring SERIA ITS ing ethylene 6 ot stty ye pens = 14® Driver's mat slips under pedals. 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Beck said, *« * * Johnny: Hendrix, sports editor of the Augusta Chronicle repeated his original assertion, however, that a oodruf The Chronicle said it will not Control, istrative body for the state port versity system, had considered an ouster move and decided Woodruff '|‘Interpreter’ \to Help Start — (International — LAUREL, Md. An “inter. preter” will help start the 13) horses in tomorrow's international race. Jose Contreras peg, will act as a go-between for starter Eddie Blind and two of the riders, Raul Bestamente end Angst Gy, Contreras is from Chile and has been’ riding in the United States would stay if he won two of the last three games on Florida's: schedule for a +4 record, Fred Kent of oe ille, chair- man of the Board of Control, de- i board several years, He speaks* English well enough to understand Bling and relay any instructions in Span. ‘ish to his fellow South Americans, Female Two-Mile Mark Sports Briets Archie Moose’ 8 set name is 8s * Cisco seiloadi lightweight, won, . | Hunting dogs reach their peak at { Baylor and Came will meet! in football in 1959 and 1960, * * There were two tie games in 1954 season: ~~ ;, * © Ken Boyer of the Cardinals has four brothers playing in organized ‘baseball. * * « Jim Doan, end ‘for the Detroit pro Lions, never —_ high school football, . | * . 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MSU Has Chance to Set Record \for Conference EAST LANSING # — Michigan State, a busy precedent-breaker in Big Ten football play, has a chance to shatter another tradition. Spartans ‘ve years ago. * Robinson kicked off for State in the 1954 Rése team in two Rose Bowl games. tories on eight occasions. Bowling Results MONDAY DIVISION ELKS LADIES Pts Pt 4 4 Rose Belles: & O'Connor 213-489; Beaux 'F. 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Hej jcould have been, they figure, a Ist player to kick off for his| Christy Mathewson reached or passed the 25-game mark in vic- *./ Larks 1) Skunks 5 Otters 10 Wolverines 5) Hummers 8 Woodchucks 4 Onus 8 ‘ie 3 Pinch aA Cates 1 ange 7 i is ee Knaus 181, 8 Hoffman 403; Larks | 4, Hummers 2137. | COOLEY MAJORETTES i Pts Pts. Cooley Lanes 3 AFL Wo, #14 16! |Marohp's Huron wt 16 Gaerrell's Stroh's 7 v Carga! 238- see Merobn’s 012-2618. | BELLES & & BEAUX | Pts Pis.! Lilacs 23 Mornglories 18) Larkspurs 21 Carnations 14) Dels ‘a Tulips “ Lillies 18 Dandelions 13 Orchids 17 4 O'Clocts e 7 pues tk: wines ove tinal i Park St. Benedict, giving them a 5-3 record. Oxford’s football fortunes taste a rely heavily on the passing arm of halfback Day Dropps, who has sparkled in every game, and the istrong running of fullback Ron Elmy.-Chuck Brown, speedy half- back nursing a chipped ahkle bone ee ee ee ee Mikes will be ee revenge for last -year’s 27-4 pasting by, Oxford at Wisner Stadium. Finishing in the SCL basement Ed Hintz’ Wolves have hung up six triumphs in eight starts. their two setbacks came at the hands of champion Clarenceville, 13-6, and’ out-of-league Lake Orion, 26-0. A’ balanced scoring attack charac- terizes their play. St. Fred, on the verge of an- other winless season, is gripped ce County {ls in Finale | in the pans of a losing streak which has now reached 24 games. The Rams’ last win was posted over Marine City Holy Cross, 18-0, on Sept. 20, 1953, te Ist game of the season, since that time they have been defeated on 21 eccasions while tying three. ' The Rams, listing a season rec- ord of 0-6-2, have been shut out their last two Orchard ! ” Mary’ 8 beaten Eaglets, wh Aalto through seven foes to win the iSuburban Catholic League title, ‘shoot for a perfect season Sunday afternoon at, Hamtramck in their ltraditional finale against St. Flor- ian, Game time is 2:30 p.m, in Keyworth Stadium. ANNAPOLIS, Md, uA -pair of young halfbacks who have seen only limited action in reserve} roles this year get their first! chance Saturday as starters on the) Navy football‘ team. stringers paved the way for the| debut of Ed Malynn,. a 170-pound| junior from. Oakland, Calif., and) Paul Gober, a 160-pound “junior. from Buck Run, Pa., when Navy) meets Columbia’ at Baker Field in : when York. They were beaten out earlier this: season for starting jobs by Chet Burchett, a junior, and Ned Old- ham, a sophomore. Then injuries forced them to even more limited | action. But both are sound now and were able to move up to the starting jobs when Oldham ‘and Burchett Injuries Give Navy Pair Big Chance Against Lions \were sidelined in a rough-and- ltumble 7-7 tie. with Duke last week: Coach -Eddie Erdelatz bas brought up three halfbacks from ithe junior varsity as replacements; for the losses of Oldham, Burchett, Injuries to the two durable first- -\and reserve halfback Dick Snyder.) 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Ma Only two fillies have won _ ‘daring 1955 attracted more than'Hialeah's Flamingo Stakes—Eve- 40,000 fans ran up. the middle, to;Uilinois rates fifth and sixth in: the and they passed.” | .ame categories. ! The Illini have an edge in rush- for New Mark la F ‘CHICAGO ‘ing to keep Ohio State from grab-| ‘corral Howard. (Hopalong) Cas- jsady. * %, * The red-haired All America half- ‘back has ridden the gridiron for }643 yards in 107 carries and ranks ‘fourth nationally in rushing. He ‘has scored 11 touchdowns and has ithe Hawkeyes worried. “We can stop Cassady Buckeyes’ Title Hopes — ‘Towa's hot-and-\that the game will be at Ohio’ ‘cold Hawkeyes are ready and will- State. All three Iowa losses this season |i | bing a second straight Big 10 foot-|—-to Wisconsin, UCLA and Michi- ball title but first they'll have to|gan—have come on foreign soil. Layne's Auto, ‘Hunchy’ Caught Speeding in It, ‘Mlinois* meat-chopper ‘offense, ‘rivals, ing yardage per game, 2038 to Britisher ‘Expects to | | See oa atthe Badgers} S@rid Bluebird Out on Must Stop Cassady . with ios Hela sa Jim = Assault Today ; able on : : Iowa Primes to Spoil Sos per bums 1382 © U2 |, LAS VEGAS, Now. 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Trippi Returns (Germez Dog mn eee : on ‘ o] & See ni’ - Seeks Honoré a" ae : : , ~? ' eT © " Py - eS oe : oe videiee Wo Whe Sais Cite Oe nus hed ule . 3 : . : . show, Sunday; at the Detroi : . certain definite swodaton beligtore, Charlie Patched Up, ilery Armory on west Bett stle GAMES Under Lights Ke u . ‘road, will have an opportunity .to aie protests and coaching to See Action Sunday te, vn ier oat aan Cer Baylor’s Georgelamoke and _ the one between! . Perhaps its an indica Against Packers ‘many in his Ist American show. | scanner use Caan stern's Lou Saban * * * I, abe ve gee ani aack one See — pe gr beg Wi In ; CHICAGO @—Veteran halfback) “Clown”, a fine, ck games, the release 6 hint pocion srg esl eae dan Charlie Trippi, sidelined since he|#4 tan Shepherd male, is being} schedule shows. ‘ for a change| and a turnover something like fractured several facial bones ts — oe eae = f. * * 2 : year’s when about 20 major @ pre-season exhibition, will “def-|' 7 ; Phils have carded 45 night . so gprs pagina’ initely” return to the Chicago Car-| “Clown a getter anges. says\games—the only day coaches with losing|ones got new head coaches. Some- _/dinals’ lineup for Sunday's game|"udy, who is working Fg among the 77 at home be- forgiven for look-|times the man who is fired winds'and fans ha’ with Cam Sew, agente eee Sen 8 ee ene ; A anc Sh Saturdays, Sundays at anyone they might : or -_ * pionship, ; Last year, other than eis dg llen Atkins Runs 102 Yards The 32-year-old former Georgia! ‘“Clown” is owned by Tony Klein-\and holidays, the Phils f Washington and Warren erally the circumstances > _> . }star, now in his ninth season with|jahnn S Lanna lirnacd “3 _ two organs games, One SS bal, : ; ithe Cards, was slated to play|from Germany re was the season opener Red Strader of the San Pr go we terertsCne of State's Smallest Players Owns 'ssnst"Pistira iss: sturdy ave won a numberof tiles. other was, washed out and eve 49ers have been signalled o doesn’t mean. that the é ms ; night, but Richards decided to hold 's |’ name yon tually was played at night. Thats ai te siacted are stot Biggest Play of 1955 Football Season p""."rrs* ——_{aii'and‘is enersa in te show's Bop Glave of Wallon Ki They're all substantially them received 1gg y 4 ti * 2 « old, and is entered in the show's) Bob Caldwell of Walton, Ky. | proses! yt y cd , oe nog oa E ASSOCIATED PRESS them in seven years|scrimmage belongs King vend oe epectel mak iy re reported this morning = Rangel soa of : i cae are Saver han oon ere poi qmallest players revghe pallet "le Wilindele fee a or a oe Shepherds have taken thelthe Navy football team... Both - 08 @ Yope than to and Nor to One of the in| but this one with the best.’"| of , who % .|Trippi may be used at off ithat the ve er personally, lassurances always mean their jobs|the state—Alma’s Bob Atkins —| Atkins took the kickoff, dropped) Other long touchdowns include ajquarterback as well as defensive, !ead for entries in this usually pre- ae coma the bigpest plny_of the 2355). ea anak. Several rare, Memeee setara by Blehi- (halfback. Yanks Start SI i a ie paciens coleee taal somes lucy ‘Docks soot tm Tone tl Spee tcishen steel Clore tn Trémal 3 OW held the Japanese to three” MiGs io) sounder seored on a 102- -qithe 25 and he cut to the. sidelines, |), Earl Morrall of Michigan State. nta ‘a to- 5 but Tri J T The Yankees qollected 10, includ-lyickott return Saturday night, |‘emtine the last Ferris defender Thon ats ou wags a _Santa Clara's basketball team eason home center fielder eae es season yar re. take to th d during the p ap cam is Meer ieee ‘The ganie was won by Ferris, | Nary a player touched him as} While the tiny Atkins Siaaheed| Christman clidaya, playing te the TOKYO @ — The New York) Stee Od ie Ay Oe liretoen nn giants Serge ek temtmcet St cal Bee ‘QOpens : 2 night, C ve ent at Mi :. a teeta 4 ptie i a Pro Punt Return Record gt nc ge a heen |.. A¢cording to figures compiled by downs for Hillsdale to run his total /28-30. The Brancos will also meet p a: Press, thi the th . Th Wichita’ and Loyol: aa fourth today and deleated a Japan- Gil LeFebvre of Cincinnati ran an understudy to the high-scoring os aes om ee dh ~ e geen at er - ita’ @ yola enroute. _ e8¢ All-Star baseball team before|% yards against Brooklyn in' 1933) Maré Raab. son, topping the 95-yard kickoff|126 points, placing hirn well ahead| Guy Gendron of the New. York a tue re | | 35,000 fans, for what may be the longest punt) ‘It was one of the greatest runs|return ‘by Hilisdale’s Nate Clark,|of Central Michigan's Bernie Rat-\Rangers is 21 and one of the; | ‘The Yankees have 12 victories|return in National Football league|I've ever ‘seen at alma,” ex-\also: a erink. Both failed to score Satur-|youngest players in the National - and 1 tie in their 13 starts, records. claimed coach Lloyd Eaton, “I've touchdown run fromiday. i Hockey League. “9 Pt GREATEST AND T'M TO Be MEXICO -CITY (INS)—Sen. Al berto Terrones Benitez, ‘head of the Senate Mining Commission, warns that Mexico's leadership ‘in ST. LOUIS (INS)—Just because third grade reading skills — it — as in toes, /3¢ the institution three years. ter as rease in 1943, | This is the theory of Dr, Wil- the Senater pointed out, a vonsis- jtiam Kottmeyer, St. Louis assist- tent decrease ruled in the silver |) school superintendent in charge industry until it reached « new jot special events, tow in comparison to internation- He said recent figures. pointing te a boom in Mexican mining are based on modern values and do not take into consideration depre- ciation of currencies expressing the values, | * woo hae Stating that all. children learn Based on the 1929 rate of ex- differently and cannot be fit into hange, he added, the actual par-ja convenient teaching pattern, he ty value of silver production declared that the only way to teach shows a considerable decrease, la child to read or master any sets a myth when they arbitrarily de- cide that all children must ac- complish certain skills within a oe when they‘ all pass a reading test, doesn’t mean that he has acquired! One child reads slowly and gets ' - ‘all the facts, while another reads ‘ liver production “is on 9 constant) simply indicates that he has been "@Pidly and gets just enough to : ipass the test. . : | CHICAGO (INS) — The way al output in 1954, | | Dr. Kottmeyer sald that grade women are buying cigars, you'd levels are not indicators of a | child's actual learning level and | that school systems labor under | but they each pass it in a different Women Buy 40 Per Cent of Counter-Sold Cigars think the distaff side had changed) jts smoking habits. . iy i Studies show that 40 per cent of) jall cigars moving off the shelves and counters of super markets are bought by women. . But A. E, Murphy, executive secretary of the Folding Paper Box Association explained that, “Women are just doing the cigar *uying for men now, as the result BOARDING HOUSE ? FOLOND A BONANZAS a YOU PROBABLY GUESSED THAT | MR, MORRISSEY (5 A MIND mR MEADER ~~ ONE OF THE HIS MABAGER ON A WORLD — sill J VM, MR. 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No Holiday on Exchanges / NEW YORK ® — The. stock to name between 300: and 400 other "firms to participate’ in the under- writing. In. addition, the shares will be" sold by hundreds of brokerage C Streeters say the main to be substantially larger than the inumber of shares available, which County Deaths » ORTONVILLE—Service for Mrs, August (Marie) ee 79, 5293 Saturday “in Christ ppt coal Church of South Hadley, with bur- jal to follow in Christ Lutheran Cemetery. Mrs, Broecker died bh gemga A Her body will be at the . Sherman. Funeral Home, in. Ortonville until Saturday noon, Orville Cochran Sr, OXFORD — Service for Orville Cochran Sr., 59, of 4 Division St., will be held at 2 p.m. a ‘Flumerfelt Funeral yah burial to follow in North ae Oneal Cemetery, Mr, Cochran died (Wednesday. He. is survived ie his widow, Frances: six daughters, Mrs. Molly Betty Lou, Marie, and Pettit. of Mt. Cemens, Bernice, Judy Ann at home: seven sons, {Walter, Orville Jr.. Eugene, of the U.S. Army, Jerry, Wiley, Billie and Bobbie at home; two brothers, Albert of South Lebanon, Ohio and Alton of Louisville, Ky. Eugene C. Ha gene C. Hautebergue, Wixom Rd., will be held at 10 a.m. with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Tuesday. rice will Mr, Hautebergue died t $60.a share. That would) Survivors include four daughters, dollars raised | joy General Motors early this year| ‘through ‘Mrs. Belle Hennessey of Wixom, | ‘Mrs, Leona Kline of Ypsilanti, Mrs,” Irene Ariz.; and three sons, Asa of. To-| Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. | tonight at Donelson-Johns Funeral! Home. till it hurts! 1 you know bargoins when you see them .. . THEN LOOK AT THESE! BUT peer ener a ee eee Oe * . $1.19 Ve-inch Reg. $ ee nee ebeee veces» $62.50 ate tanto sess $69.50 (hate Flies Se Genuine Mother-of-Pea Seats ....... ise ae Sate it ere 95 Es. RRY, WE'RE SELLING FAST! 19.50 95 BATH TUBS Accessoties ....:.....50% OF and F. Va-lach Elbows éstessus tae $ 95 Up Ya-Inch T's doot, No 1, 1.00-1.50 pk bait: ‘Turnip, | | 2 crypts in Perry Mount eet Varese en SI Seppe. New York: Stocks . | mausoleum, Perry Mount Gresne “Cabbage No. 1. 1.00- 1.50 bu Late Mornt tart | : oa ae et te te (Late Morning Quotations | Cemetery, Evenings FE | 135 bu Mustard, No. 1, 1201.15 ag ie ra $ & My... 66, 24095, : o. 1, 1 1.25 bu. Sp on. | | Ned esol abe. Locka aire «+ 6.7 : as *1.25-1.73 bu. Swiss Chard, No. 1, Alied ae su, 20 | SEAUTIPUL @ grave lot. White ; bu Turnip, No. 1, 1.25-4.75 bu a iis Chakbers 66.7 pot cane MONT Ch ane Cemetery, reasonable. “Lettuce and Salad Greens—Celery Cab-, Alcoa 73.6 Mack Trk'''.. 302 . :«Mayfate 6-6907. bage. No 1. 125-178 bu. Endive. No. 1.4m Airline 7%. Martin, GI... 31.7) WHITE CHAPEL WEST TSE: 1.25-1.75 bu: endive bleached, No. 1. Am Cyan ci May D Str... 416) tions. Two graves. Real bargains, |2.25-2.75 bu. Escarole, No. 1,” 125-116 2M GY*™. 5, McGraw. H.... 64.1) LY 22167. bu.; escarole. bleached, No. 1. ee *« Fdy io} Mose Cp ..... 83) < bu. Lettuce, Bibb. No. 1, 1.80-1.% “g Merck . . 4s. 2 bok: lettuce Butter, No 1 Fecal gia Mid! ae xe - Ot bu.) jettuce head. No. 1, 2.60-3.00 Oz 3 ’ aS erate lettuce. head, No. 1 gag yt he a + “ #13) BOX REPLIES lettuce, ‘eaf No. 1 i061 75_ bu, aa bid ‘ . = | Today maine, No 1 1.251‘ Hy . esi] Motor Wheel. . 33i At 10 a.m. Eges—Large. 18.00-19.00 30-dor. cases; & aoe ap *? mat There were replies at e medium, 14.00-15.00: ae 9.00-10.00 F es Murra = 76) the Pres ffi im the —a ; * Ot BBE nee > ” & DETROIT EGGS ‘| MBE Rat Cash °° 308) following boxes: OIT. Nov 8 ‘APi—Eaes. P.O.B 36.4 Net Goes 503, : cases incwuded, eG state: se oes toaa a2 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 15, 16, 3 $3 Net Thea 2 | 17, 2, 25, %8, %9, 60, 62, ti 13. 2e Soeeee 66, 68, 71, 74, 77, 78, ’ ey m yao. ~~ eve. 314 1g lee ‘ a 7| , soe ot o, small 9233) wid ave 51%: erade B® Booln Ce a. Bil 90, 97, 104, 108, 107, 110, | jlarae a M 1 Nor Pac... Hh | 115, 197, 118, Browns - A iaree 49-53. wtd 22.5 Nwst Airline.. 18 | m ys wredium a Fae Tg 2 Br - 93 Qhio Oi.” 31.3) = : SO: @ areg 4 12 Qrene utgt. ¢ | Help Wanted Male 6 | Checks - 30 | $4 Pan AW Air. 172 Commoresiiy ereded: gen Due to « promotion we can use an Grade A extra leree 53. larne, os Parsi Peis Le aggressive married man, 25 to 40, i medium sd . 13 Penney, J.C... 91.4) itn * erate an a: Grade A gutre large $2. — 2 Part’... 3 | established business of your own. , “ on . 4 Pepsi Cola 2.6) Company furnishes 4 po Sy ‘barely steady on latge with) “333 Plizer ...... 42.2} customers, car Which you | supplies emole. _idedium ms and smati¢! 83-2 Phelps D ..... 50.2} at home, and also all , fully steady to firnt with eupelies ¢} clear. | 19 |_~Phileo 31.3) Profit. ‘ tng readily overall demand Ss) Philip Mor .., 445) Plan. ‘vacations, 53 pay- aressive . | ‘43 Phil Pet ._°. rl checks @ year. Base and Col Gas 161 Pit Plate G .. 83 cctichs Semis alka ee” on. CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS - OF oe OO. Sl ee ee ee year. Also, (Curtiss Wr ...26.7 "ure On . Me excellent for advance- 967; wholesale buying prices feere 312 aye “1 ™ tie Towing company. Call by ad ae te Me ae Ad: 36) Repub Gti... 30.5)' LAReeeNe See ie 38: A 3 B 86: C 54.35: Doug Aire | .:. 78 Rex Drug .... 03) oF to 4 p.m. cars 00 B 66.5; 0 C 55 iDow Chem .. 55.6 Rey Met oO 0, 13933-2. 7 Ra. e steady; receipts 7.001: wholesaler). t “243 Rey Tob & .. 49:7! A-l MA « Lat tals one mee ent ha) Bast 8 Rock Spe. 20.1) ng hardwa to : i. - ; ceed ir ‘ware . iy) mixed. 46: medivine 28.8" US. stand: \E! Aute Lite .. 4.3 Safeway et. 49.4) salary with wood future for | ards + Daas fen 38: checks 27; current | ie Seve Mig 303! Secerat 8 idan ‘ae 7 : \Erie RR ...... 22 Sears Reed | 1088) ‘ este Me Sas finctar ol tes) 4 {Wo ' CHICAGO POTATORS | Fas or 0 nclair 2 Walled : CHICAGO, Nov. 9 (AP) (UBDA\—Pota. Drestene ---. 708 -Gocoms Mob “7 Lane a the ; ‘toes: Arrivals 58. on track 260 and total gt ad s ‘oo $6 iA 8. shipments iT; supplies moderate, |Dreepert Gul .. #22 Bou Ry demand tatr and merket bout steads. Ta .. 526 Sperry Rand 224 Carlet track Russets 3.65. Gen Dynam .. 16.2 O64 as | 218 tilities 245-2.80; Washington oath om Elec .,. 40.3 Std Ol Calif 05.4 t bakers 425: Minnesote-North Dakots Gen Motors .. 485 Sid Ot Ing. ae tiaca 300 wag! ae Pontiacs 2.85-100 washed and we oon INI 66° gtd Ol Ohio 47.6 , Gillette . sees %3 Stovene, JP -2 . rie! aa 7. im . “ane : pe a ah gt ave rT Poe S perme OT POULTRY or aa Gem at ae '—Prictsa paid, Orevhouna . 2 St Jot teed 449) i ayo i Detrost 4 Neb ausilty Gull Ot ~« O24 Sy BI Pa... 452) poultry up to m 462 Texat Co... 1167) Heavy hens 26-27, s 1: heavy | Holl land F . 123 Tex GO Oul.. 174) broilers or fryers aa Hoe): Whites | Homestk cee pT] Thomp Pd ..., 82.4 a. gray Rocks! Hooker Fi : 39.2 mk r 714| 23: caponettes 6 tis) 29.30: duck-it) Cent ...... 43.5 Tran W Air... 22.7) nes 9 »; Be young hen turkeys; jae E nene. 6. eo ane pl HH | Atarket steady, Supplies moderate and | fe Un Cerbide 10¢ 2) re - Stier ; Py 9 race . va ait Atr Li eR | r rng ¥ ‘erin, ample r 1 ir Lin, 5) 3 “receipts and light Bt ae <4 Unit Aire v..., 007 18 YRS. OR OLDER } — ya HOURS 4 TO 8 P.M. CHICAGO POULTRY ie ‘al mtins .:. 2i| . APPLY IN PERSON , CHICAGO. Nov. 8 (AP)—Live poultry int Silver U8 Rubber ,,.. 44.6 , : steady; Receipts tm coops 1.210 ‘yester~| Int Stiver Tei ts vs Rteel a66 W ALDRON HOTEL ‘day 1,588 coops, 390.789 tb): f.0.b. pay- ta Crk Coal 273 US Toh . 146 | ‘ing prices unchanged: heavy hens 21.5-| 5 ... 97 West Un Tel . 31 |26.8; light hens 17-19: broilers or fryers. Johns Men... 03.2 Weste A Bk . 66) coe —re WA | 205-22: old roosters 145-15.8: capor- Jones & L 9.7 Wests Bi oat uc Auburn Het | ettes under 4‘, Ib 24-25, over 4", Kelsey “Bayes a3 “ilson & Co . 12.7 | 26-28; geese 24-26. Fennecntt......119.4 Wealwerth 491, BRICK oe 8 - ‘Kim clk ..,, 476 Yale & Tow . 6 or Deck Btrong, riman-fyner ) emepmncerntimnienenpee Kresee, £8 ., 71 Young s a ¥. x“ t project on Williams Lake roger “ae ou nes Stee CREWE Gee BULEARD Livestock Lib McN & L136 Zenith Rad .128 or Marv at the Fidorado model “ms DETROIT LIVESTOCK STOCK AVERAGES | CARPE AND DETROIT. Nov. 10 4AP)— oot, Anne TPE, Bev }-Comptnd Sy the) builders, Must be experienced able 150 Lan] cuanen he early bad 30 18 15 on ply_at 207 W. M alm. make a market, undertone ronger..+ t }_Cattie—-Galable 200. Receipts moet | Net change ay ren ont art 99 er Bi, ime. Apply 438 Orchard ‘cows, market about steady. Compared|/ noon Thurs..... 2812 1998 725 176.4 eke, to 6 pm Thursday slaughter steers and heif- | Net change: .. 7 49 w=) +4) “KA oe Gy . steady to 80 cents lower. Noon Wea . : 2688 1388 Be 143 COLL ION MAN W, AMY ces j 4 inistrative ’ cows fully Week ago .,... 2422 1246 72.2 ie. 4. ing, re “et, po Month cee ae tg BE IBS, sitet Escalon working eae fg ae cs SE-B HAG) patos penton | 1954 high... GS 1228 983 1583) iret National Credit’ Bureau ‘sales of choice 1200-1300 onan , oe wae ba Ee sat. jcommercial and good steers 17.80-19 DETROIT STOCKS } ond iF rime 1048 tb heifers 20.8; «. J. Nephier Co.) Sun, at wy anc 10 Tele- choice heifers ‘very ecaree: ex s i: ~|Pigures after decimal rm Ys are May om ee WASHERS WANTED. — | mercial er \~ }bulk utility and Yo o ni sets. $1. area. Replies confi- ei . B. . , te fit) BACKE: S East REALTORS Me dential. Pontiac Press No caper err adllial oeaeen WANTED small econ te_mare dane Mt eset. to clean fourist cabins, must rent ax er aloe rm = et oe = | eaROLE ROW OR PAIL | Pore OR set or Om 31009 beach urpwest | Seer EEN Gekes| BR eee | Lae a Ag | Sea atatiagt ews | BEDFORD MOVING |"Ee tet sete) “We S aT JOBS FOR MEN lead layout dzaftman chainenng re eeen no cake Fon| ‘ORK NEAR HOME |" Building Service 12 LIGHT HAULING OF ALL KINDS: PE 44033, NEED - ea —oarr— omen ER Ese iat S| Recerca th Sate | Ore eo |, comon,copemrrane | nr A OGEE IED HORII Notices @ Personals 28 Ps | ma TN PVT =| Ho RATIVE SHOP f.~3 , : PEPPER : ; for ome year. with design of die , stam, 2 school age. Your. own Openings in sales, stock. gift prep. anteed. EM or EM :| LIGHT 4ND HEAVY TRUCKING. | any ork, OR WOMAN NEED oe a Fe vest Sica ee Sc at's] Eh, ee eae Se haces | Sete Mac ew | CERES Ok] ae ite? Je saat | he, Sameek, ee, peat LAND a get we Woon, —— for used HOUSEKEEPER FORECDERTE Sbeon's Apparel. 3 Shop, Maple at a CARPENTER | GERERAL BE | gt reeem beces. Clea tn. FE vation an <= — CONTR ACTS Rere'Sar. bola “dree Salary 4000 MID EST car lot. “Must have some ‘ater @ pm Wowan vor orrice wong | Sait afters ces-ex:| O'DELL CARTAGE -| Acrotred Knapp. hoes : pasted with prieate| Employment Service mechanical ability. Apply a eee ee ee eased, full Syoias reqcited “Uric Posting | © 50,1 * SOF E, ceerereis, | tavel ond a Distance Moving. Ex | wtincchunontied RIGHT ‘ , ' or” time and own Ome | : . . AID. » *“? 406 Pontiac State Bank Bidg effery Ford po ess, Box 6 K.& W. Carpentry Service rE AUINVOX HEARING AID RM’ 1 2 heat and hot water. FE 59227 in person. Jeffery ‘Cal Pe seas. WANTED BA #4688 of PE +408, + g t |as N, Baga. FE bed AWAY , : . . Kelly, SOrdan 4008? for OPERATORS Sales, Oxford, Mich. CADY 70 COME AT 6.35, AMT yes woven DRAY. AIR COMPR OMPRESSOR ‘oexenaron. | T o nen AAA PRIVATE | DETECTIVES se st seue Seme senreel a Auto. Screw Machine | FOURS [ox RERREIVRE| SSh‘alar Ysa. “tetra: | BOEs Gites Nes n'a] Pomong est, eaecre | TS sense DAINTY -MAID.-FOR” SUPPLIER | we win gre vou n ony enon cone ill Press niture store x pre- ; OR 3-0643 AFTER 4 : 62 W. Monteaim. PE 45240 vind DaIvind LEMONS BAPE WAT with no additional hidden costs. | Designers Lathe-Lehmann Serre Salary wis encalient poe | ine “Sooking got =o, Help Wanted 8) Act Eixps OF “SRICK SIDING |< arm and | OENIRG git re Samrat | Bit titionent. Give oss ! De ] . Write eiving age, exp ed | foom ang bath. References, $35. | COOK. canz-| Storms, storm sesh and buliding/ = Industrial Tractor Co. | -XRERIERCED See eners a1 Nicholl : NS u . taker, ( ). ; per ees . tah : tail ers INSPECTOR Mechiround to eatios| par '390es couple). } materials or will do jobs. Terms a aaa a i Odeers, Nicholie & Harger Co. Apply 8 person only, no phone Frese ot sa CHOOT AGED BUM- pare ao ma he oS a an BO! onen Delt Sunday , Utica, Repub | 33 WwW. Huron 8t. “ae Youre ‘ mod ge to baron 2 hours fee ‘rite: Balan "S08 D & M Buildin Service i YE sour PE sis irae CAS 3 Chackisre ogi papiels Mfg. Corp. Sitrical hanccupe for sevice ay coch moraine. 6 to ¢, Four dove, | ee oe ood tar. ; oa pa iat REDUCED RATES $0 Doroth ve pions, 5) RUpTesrttng for tan 2 oo Te eg ag yg prendce. Mut os ote, Dra | OTHER'S WELPER, | PREVER both. Teegene. gd bal + OR 3206 ‘eter. a ipa ‘3 . “d woe marhion. e+ J “Totures. |__ot colored. Motor Inn. FE £0033. | National Cash Register Co.. an) Se Pe een elo a eee qutomatig Beat ond bet wet mat weiter, FMENT WO _ Sations Ends waxing. -Waite's IVAN W ~— wa? pm, an Mi ele Help Wanted Female 7 ee oe Se og Per oe me ae K. ‘NAPP SHOE "Ete ane -& re” Saves Efficient Engineering Co,|—**+— . = To 6 STENOGRAPHERS Fouts, Eats G2 te 0 per hour, |IRYFYPE OF BUUDING PLANE | “weston Pore setmaiee OM| Birmingham Child Care | Stapersits nt pile mansatet "mame" Guages. Batre beauewent. Pond ofresaees ice | © COMP. TYPIST | gtperry 77 O87 7 | _toin. Bat ont or en Sk | > paperno paren — | Debraam end ged be a a BE : MODEL MAKERS : ‘TYPIST- “ple tara 0. 6 . cot taginty| ATTICS—DORMERS |S SSCORATING o PAINTIRG PELE Wits! thor be san MODEL CHECKER MIMEOGRAPH — | _Fafeat sast__—__ : Ng wn shal ea a ee So | ha : CABINET MAKERS er bem ag gn i terior. 10 pet cent disc. for cau. | November, 14, 1089, T will not be ita E . AND pt Sag a . Pree est. tracted by gat gan mreek. contract or equity in your : erm ; ‘Shopping KEY PUNCH: tos’ wirestmens properties Uns i Paper removed. en. 7 ae KL. Templeton, Realtor. ; Best working comtitions ee ya OPERATORS gelled bonus set up for top pre- ENT D- | ~"PAINGING PAPERBANGING — | “November Wiest, { wih, not. be |" Orchard Late Ra__PR¢ A ae Pl F, Have your Lisa” é equipped aor 3, ee . . TUPPER, OR 3-7061 ; Elisabeth Meh other eee my: WE HAVE rico Plastics simtre 3% Pao WANT WANTS NEEDED a os a aoe ae on | Painting & Wall Washing |_ &. Mich, out, sips ), SE: 48270 Van Dyke ae. = time: fall, & Midwon, 6458. Reno ne DER Wi ncinG | November 6, 1983, Twill not. be contracts for REpublie 2-6842 Belmont are exrensence ws xecessany | HALL & YOUNG, INC. _Seitaat Erepices 7 SS hing. PE 54203 nny yah con oat : Shes i wanan : Ww ; a 2 . . FE AND Wayne Booth, Colgate, | petene $2 APPLY. nstructions Reasonable ‘rates. PE $2060. - Buy-To Sell-'To Insu: oe — Pontiac Moter. Division ana nas & ore ‘work. Also sys. No job t00 Painting & Wall Washing —_ . Pe ig ea & "Eo ee gaa 75 |wiutes ExTERION ARP? |PAY CUT? MAHAN —Piy_3 to 4 p.m. 59 Wayne St. areata Personnel Dept. FOTORING. A 8D —BIAGROSTIC BRICK ~ BLOCK AND _CRMENG | — 4 Saree. O, RECEIVING CLERK pQbENWooD ave. or, Avelieble Gurieg evening Dours| FEA 263z0 Photos & Accessories 21 IF § perative Resi Bstsis Exehe & STOCK MAN Seo. aoe " Sd Sat eae otkes SEMENT— i ~OOR_SPRCIALTY. igang ano ve Opes Evenings and ‘Bandage Steady, reliable young man Mage Sonepals._. 5s 5 ine, developing. and guia 4 Let Us 1ois_W._Huron ma. : eae f ——— my home. OR 32007, sat oT ae , Who tay be is tye iebs Se) er males. Good home, ght Work Wanted Male 10 ig hiv p40 saturday and | Give You 1 Place to Pay vancement. a oad | Beak, One se “on OR. 3-4178. f = & : 5 Ease Your Mind AC z1 lO bg and ce, in- : ACCOUNTANT, terations. service. Weather- “ sa) . Wil keep your small business : Physio-Therapy 21A sar id vacations and LUE SM» days, $25, PE 41345, pewe your omek vasiness | | iy. Pe $1116 ry’ 2A Restore Credit # cond! = BLUE SHIELD NEEDED tainer basis FR S-1319. 20% massacre & TuenaPy.| ' WE ARE NOT A tract, te hess fe: what we ase looks TED’S 1058 W. Huron IMMEDIATELY wy CARPENTRY. PLASTIC AND fe) foot, technique, 72 ini LOAN COMPANY « we will buy them oF WOODWARD AT re #161 ‘ a specialty. FE $0054. ; ‘ ee m for with! “ SQUACE LAKE RD. . Beauticians. We bave the clien.| BLOCK, BRICK & CEMENT WORE Television Service 22| MICHIGAN CREDIT | }osrs. See us tor the fast serr~ tele—you the initiative, Excellent| chimneys & Fireplaces built. FE DISCOUNT se COUNSELLORS you re iooking for. No cot REAL ESTATE... sam Tew. Murray Suters. | BOY 18 ATTENTION a yy oapligbercigledion:. ; : BOY is WANTS TO DRIVE CARS by 1 "canes ¢ . Re | ics RESTAURANT TOF GLEE. | "or diran sates. Pe casts, NOVEMBER » TV_ OWNERS “Rove Oakland Theater new: M. Stout, Realtor taewnrmsticroe ‘wwsni | Slaven, fave. Reopromiane. Must | ring WOMAN TO STAT ANG | Crate, Px'eatin * 8Open eve ti se cate for email PIN SETTERS WANTED DOU- seo MUL’ LAKES REALTY. Call EM }3-4109 or EM 3-4121, Dovu- Real Estate Saleaman man ® bet and 8 p.m, Sashe- ana as cee fines Grand t iter, *Wizom, Mich SALESMEN — * Part Time for J ngage M wet ae sales see neeties ete ee ee 406 pa set ren Ss Bids. CURB ‘| WAITRESSES > bas os lmited oumber of ag curb waitresses ‘MUST BE 18 . FEDS inaw. eave. . Liyon Jewelers, 1 Full and Part Time For Jewe csi seg. stews have | sales een eve- . Sag. Pichon, wat rooting. gen: OUND MA 3 % ‘gt Call 2 rh | "eee yee . : FE 41515 eer ss 5% MORTGAGES O% FARMS OR SUBURBAN from ait 100 foot frontage, Me. seen B. Dec CHARLES, Realtor: Beetabie oak ae wit © re yest ae Wasied | Real Estate 32A Selling Your Home? atl have ans waitt and farm: ~ ar a. y Ws and see for yours Russell ae. Rew i oe FP i av awert) a, Os" i sa] FIXER? Grder Classified ~ CASH 48 HOURS FOR YOUR HOME : Jw WRIGHT, Realtor ate ane NEED A FINANCE, THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, ecedins 10, 1955 ae | CARICTVAL he So _ty Dik Tenet. For Sale Houses 43| _- For Sele Houses 43) ~~ ‘ ouses 4 ___Fot Sale Houses . ‘ a hs —— — sled en _ Near State Street sgrratg' ices THIS FLAWLESS QPE : 2 ‘bedroom * bung: 2 BEDROOM HOME bene seer Morice | E Darnel| it hes afl i ou Blicabeth Lake Estates fbb, ETT! cies Sent, ik ens ere 2 Mf. living room, I price 800 wir 1090 down. | iinds all around. colorful slu- Ltt i at RERLTESTATE | no sean sn tm A JOHNSON, Realtor | ee ot the eile iby Ron Rd. Perry Park Area - Azetnee “Bice Ragin js aot ‘es too bs bce w with 2 walls, oak floors. 2 rooms, til 2 ith. Pal" Price — vat, become, cas heat. $5,950, mage amb inenied. dn, t90 SEM foot lots completely fenced and | -HILTZ rhe “39089, 08 LSBraer, | iin one Mock of ly bu ideal for a couple, 953, has all conveniences, 2 bedrooms, tile Mine. $1250 en PE san siorins ‘screens’ Only sii00 | All this for only $10,700. with tocarion.| “™™ | S terms, even better than cash. ‘2 DO Tt YOURSEL with eile fink yeu ean CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION iJ ’ ta nate WEST SIDE LOCATION . | {his older home "of course ss q WM. A. 3 white frame home see ener teas 9 tom £2 $y thy Ay, — | feent, stoser beat, double xarage. up. fal basement with | 9.400. 2 heat and auto, gas gant furnace, heat fs vacant and losevh F. Reisz REALTORS : be seen e. Immediate 3007 W. Huron FE 43569 Possession. PULL price 94.150 | Megettacaes QPEN EVENINGS TIL # | | Lectrs moome | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 25 Eis mes BY gage for quick’ sale ¢ family frame duplex, Has one Sacres Su it's stm" and's7hat| Near Webster Schoo! tring pa Works | 3 “gt te vii.” : bectoom tome with replace, GEO. aaa Realtor | beat and avextra tool m basement. | 6261 Andersonville Rd. I Sto 2 car garage and George R, Irwin large ot #1300 with low dow Poon sie | : PE boi a eas. FE 2.8044 CARROLL G. PORRITT | J BEDROOM SHELL HOME GooD ‘TWIN. LAKES Reg. ©. & Pat OF. bd Bee _Eachons: | 26% West Huron St | location, Private owner, FE SECTION [Bo 2 s eee 965 by NEA Gervicn, Ine. r - —aERe 3 rooms. Bed) livin: q Adults only 31 Monroe St. NEW. 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME. ra : 7 — Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Highest Olfer iitchen nod bath Batre covet, a * dished, 966. @ month as Canines | References required, $120 month. course I enjoy his company — especially now that CEPTION AL Bor sizer | SER Perment. Take ore per. | doce on plumbing. Wil Wenept | _or FE $3165 after §:00 p.m. PARTUY PORNIGHED “ROOM, he's president of it!" : | * 3“SEDR BUNGALOW, gt I Nioaurahce. "Ke ws eed land contracts, lots, ete as dows 3 ome ranted mie. auirunce: Ad he ease, L “oL geese. oi) ' : : BROS. we, inte eva value, his ytnis windows and doors.” New “tute. Wi iLLIS M. pork vd ER : » : et i . r " ' i ' le aad os, as Green St. May be seen =a SEEROEMT HOME OW POW. HOME ON POR. For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 price. waht ondition inside and | and, ettlgerator. City water. 909 | Pe 4st “ph shart? wofling gpl rer ROME AND ATIC w-ADUCHS ake I : : $750 DOWN USED HOMES Cian sora toa WOODWARD AVE, — BY OWNER ‘ custom only. PR 7-014. Here ts ong of the coxiest little reovel PRONTAG! ; Sa wees) Ce oonee S " ¥ CLARK | #3s53eii3|COZY_ |, See en ie ter a | tes rs Peace Gant Eettiwea W hares |” gin feaire meee tare | NC , ee | oR on a _— cL fo ice5|) Rov eMAUF. R Realtor | CITY, 2, BEDROOMS. 3. up and Bi beet. Located om poved high: , CLE AN a’ aa Bethe ee _— “IOSEPH F. REISZ 444 B. Pike. | 20% W. Huron PE 214631 OA $:3398| peted living room. and @#ning| This home ts finished & stows HOME Russell Young | Reous ‘arom reson |e Rent Rooms 37) ich. scscmcm iairad walkt| Setanta Seale Mer’ foe seston _emat, home | "Sto. *1St) Mio) Mauncin. |i W. Murua st PE some a w,mwn fh fo pee aoa etiaeedontionmd FEY meer fa 1. 2 & 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN, PRIVI- Femaes, "jaa. ot soley healer $b sonia. st entre) seve tis Safes bachune ins |e proud fe call Zour ea. sity ‘neat Mp8 mile Be gh Romine p AY PA fe ROOMS AND BATH, COU yee 24 8, Parke, Caretaker in) Sievaue 2 ay ‘Mcconne: | Dorothy Snyder Lavender i god wen you call. That's tion with lake’ privileges on jot ; . i ; eres, per mo, Yr. round. school, New. siding, very clean 140 Huron ¢ the cozy and clean; 50 = 200 ~y landscaped. Home ‘ ( ~ CASH ~ _ |troosararicpenrrox |' (ROOMS URRORMTEHED. (fs, | $d, Beet. Priced’ at 410.000, |_ Pa bess Sosse fis ‘your neede-then this | specious living room, and kitchen | satme, aud seteens, 8’ Bice core ! Adults preferred. OR 3-1978. : . : , fs it. You have lake privileges Sat * ee attoem with built in| mer. lot. sin we ‘re, wast twill beat your EPOMS AND SATH PRIVATE stir or a aot tor ocest, ping ane S:fem SYLVAN LAKE ‘cated to pavement and eas ra er ‘Ma reeinen wis a | 3 bedroom sr a8 com- : yb. 7 Gall nw nnd. Hospital. Couple only. 66 Hender- Krrnacrive Lion — HOUSE: baths. ful ‘basement or eet | Sam Warwick has several new |. Re carpaled Urine Fea. The | rage ond other cementing Gp outside with studs Us what you £00. keeping room for.lady. 547 W.) New siding on exterior. Priced aj | 3, Bedroom homes on e is only caih or polstments Priced to sell a gi | i ROOM APT ADULTS ONLY. | Huron. 812.850 wi Only 6| Chel road with beastifal | Shieh ters: wun tte down. terms, or consider | OBA CPANGE: aio M- SS glo MIs mn. GLEAN, W. AN. OC! ‘ ellings masst Call for appointment. , Edw. M. Stout, , Realtor 7 Tots sa aes WARM, ROOM POR M » Weeks Crom Goan House fireplace " teers. -~ AUBU HEIGHTS wenn ; TT M. Saginaw FE, 5-8165 turn. Stove & Rat. Privaie ent | CLEAN Pin F ELIZABETH LAKE Area, 4| Jey, Kitchen with built ti oven| ~ a _| [FIVE ROOMS ~ $1380 DOWN LISTINGS W ae a5 Er Sigh ‘Ake Soovvine Center: | “we gentlemen. «2 Mathews. FE | foms. 2 bedrooms ving. rom. rt “Tnese ‘hones ‘Testy stand | Friendly City Home py a * aoeere Colonial | mare 7 aa ¥ room, 3 oe por plus rq Built and- sold & builder) Located poe & few blocks from| oak floors and plaste walls, dott Lovely commercial Rs. 1 Fae ROOMS. GLEAN SLEEPING ROOM FOR | room’ Gax floors, eH. J pe 30 years ¢ 9 bus and school. § room| basement with new oll conversion ving to Be Bro 3 ror Hatings pected. We we Mer age appreciate] $12.5 par week. Pius 425 devont | chower, 161, mck © Garage ‘oval | Seah tates Pre SE.Oe with ule ae <3 ate teins ‘room 3 bedreame: ‘i heat. automatic het water and | Natural fireplace. Stiractive, bay "AULD. HA: ¢ ROOMS. PRIVA - SF l ecean COMFORTABLE, ROOM. water. Lots by wide. | Oni ; ve | Mase PA D. HAMMOND ployed adults, FE 2-160. eae Sete Pe ee | CL lana per ESTATE| Socks ‘om "(cuy- mainieioel | Br “ie ce inst #8800 wih | STLVER LAKE AREA ™ pres. PE S4Tit| Newly decorated, $00 per’ month. oo OM. 8 E 46492 and Orchard mi Saat Damen Bets References. PE SRG. 1 St, PE..5-3798. 1362 W. Huron Opes _evenings| Call PE or 23-2108 9.000 Len tnd 0 por men E LAKE OFF ‘|\S"EARGE ROOMS AND BATH | CLEAN’ ROOM FOR MIDDLE. | Co-operative Real Estate Exch sor, thks oane brick, stone Z ‘ : woman, blocks y 1 to 6 . (ON GREEN LAKE) Completely redecorated, BATS, | aged working Indi Open Price | Comfortable Ranch Home | $54 , cinder, block home, Beauth omnes ‘ALL Lamps’ | farm. Ref, required. Call Milford, | from bus ine, PE SS. ndian Village oie oe tor ordered’ beautiful brick | Btted ghd with massive ledge ‘ - Oe OOMs vate entrance. 164 N. Paddock. home with 2 car garage. Large | two bed = y coe, RD EM 2-4412|" monte are PATE, OSPF a | re. 200s. 4 BEDROOM BRICK te our well restricted. Watertord | S""OCarooms, mieesise tienes’: purapre “room, ‘attached garage 67744 Rings here F DBA . 90604. pas gt SO <3 a from our plans or pa 4 flogre, Prec arrang oe em homes Sompara vie — B AN " ~ = : “bath bullt-tn ’ bao Sans a0 me sae | Ril UPPER Oo! ic TV. clecttte cock FE SST. bince, fall dining f room ae 2a HERBERT c C. DAVIS Automatic oil he ym | WE SELL - WE TRADE decorate, if priced right. No| Lincoln and Wisner schools, OR aDyY. S| for appointment. FE 3-1288, DORRIS & SON ~ Sad ste. Gali Wf holes. i Neted| —DGou-apF— WEST aIDE FE. LARGE WARM ROOM Cloae tn. |__ Price Only $15,500 H AYDEN Were OS | nsaztons Oe smn to Sta Pe e-tae or EM Sages | ee FE t-toss. CASH TALKS HERE POR" OAT? OR 237 | cooperative Rial Beate xchang ’ ng Bd Middietged man. 103 come buna in, Drayton 4 ROOM HOUSE IN’ KEEGO BY ont BEDROD Som wale Sea Sani | Set fovpint" on, iste, Buirgar | Soles, neon ort bat fEtub ee yee . 6 oR BEA ROOM partially Pall = bieeat te = +3370 before 5:30 p.m. burer RO Wn tr 825, on lake front, Picture window in 83 a —. Mie coenbiets wag ee Se we s us imm it you have root, sliding door closets, ROOM, QUIET, WARM, BUSINESS SF & / boards. 18 ‘minutes from Pontiae,| 3.1458, —__ : Reh “RANCH ‘HOME. term: mat somes, LAKE PRONT— Two bedroom ' L. H. BROWN, Realtor ; , . 5 WOODED ACRES : kacecara, LATE roto Borcher, Bath house of sandy ra se", etn oH beautiful 1 value ” Lm mediat * firepiece bases dining Tedrocm Name Some: i sig SYLVAN BEA on cise UTY — Byivan. smn ge| eet er -HUMPHRIES re wnt ' t OR LIST YOUR LAKE Ly ge By ip k ri ae efi Bad f ; uf a it i i ; : zt 3 wrt bef = es HR i i $3 : 3 g 5 Ly heat and 2 car ga- ene as basement, 3 x 130 with beautiful irees R. F. McKINNEY FI ge | a a gg a UNiy, 1070 t j is room features natural rative Real Sen $1500 EXTRA SPRCIAL—Lorely| modern” kite ra . Fe Ri NEW GI HOMES $700 down < badapeds chedare bedrooms. oe style home, 1 acre of land. $6060 _ SOLD bate ete. Ore Bea ait nin. ae saath: $i | West | stp — TRIPP | OPEN DAILY — _ | sie “pown_coey two. veézoon Gs, aie Charles a ey aime aes | oes ae Bowed 38) Sete 22 EEA) Ete tateips |e Rak arene ct : : Tee ig ig be | . iasdgeaped. Aloreiner “s | basement and hues Seal ote! with pri eso .. alu Ko te “408° COMMERCIAL ZROMT. ferme, tor" poauttng "custom Excel- will save both time & money. Foe Idea)! location on we Park at our door. Open neighborhood busi- 2 eee ge from 8-9. nest Bee sev tga & CARE, Paces vss who am See oa clsvations, L. H. BROWN, Realtor | tractive, on ak ng, ouartery, fo wT! Rotomatie nay hot water. FE 2-46 om). Rent Apts, Furnished 33 Ottawa Hills ° penne cons | | saat ae aoe 3 eerie dat |x AYDEN. Rens, | gmat nias| Rete eae | "hne See. | ar rage A nicl ment, Gas beat, garage ‘peg * toor in % SATE. on merce plessed : rr ‘soc 4 ma 4, i er ESTATES BA : a ke ee . le , % one BOON, oy Fa ‘ft. ‘ - ‘ West Sipe, § LG. ROOM PLAT. re ’ oe aoa end ons ed merase “Rewty comms, Oe eS, fae Convelsecont caus ms Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor rage, #8 oe Brag dali} an tuner, ena 2 oom | RAY Y O'NEIL, Realtor prion techy WANTED. for | 2 raging dom Btairway Sage omen ai PE) gh pg sree Be | ME AMON To |* eR ee) | Hae a ee | Aa onal] Sr: Beka | ett % P artri d e Mediate possession. B. D,CHARLES, Realtor! * fp rmey. Brox - KLAND | COUNTY'S 3 1 } ; , FE 4157 home for colored "men and ; . g ine ol Lake Ready to —+ ee & sun}, .__ 81.000 DOWN a. Mow kabing reservations, — 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE Brion “prt 2 bedrooms. | 2 Soepetative Weal Retste Hexchange | * Soom modern home, Branch &t., Mich _ ear garage: gas eh eat, good 2 closed porches, paved st Phone FE 69404, 4 hour nursing rc; WEST SIDE BRICK | peieihonioca! ae SS Occupy cake SOIREE oc tel ated Oe care. Established tn 1016 T's just what ve been look- fe : Lake, Nice 3 bedroom nome. Fail $5,300 with: $1,00 down mS Some. Gate apereves.. NEAR Ww JR. Really Bt! ranch =e Stren) .WOODHULL ming homme ss oa vand | Sate Beae, Carner® meron, sere | Pad We Buren Pee oe te Peon i-5320, carpeted cpeom home, Lares! Seay Wier" tee eas wal: fe? seen living ‘room. i scr features’ such outstand Roms fis down. oo Se Salhe. Seer {S450 Down—or Trade _ S/cge rn ee] Sees S| She berets) SS re ee | po age ree ake : Hotel R —| Fie Scameat "ger"betae:| temas oth Sietesatin ts | Fett aoet antes | Felnet oes ah wR eae =| Ee Eee RE Hotel Rooms 39) Yard with’ shade ters and'ge:| Suet 414380 ch terme, ey M | j posse: progressive may just Here is your chance to get — ; _ ; 00 * “ . dD, ‘i , . ADUL' / PE 4-1157 Couple em preferred, Ap-| _Risbed or unfurn. a - kage. Immediate sion. $600 SYLV AN Aeched garage 7 BEDROOM “ATTACHED — Ga- ees “ a Oey as, nuns jose . ae hous fin ep ah a >. PR a vow? : This home is located in restricted on mre 2 eevoeseee § ROOM BUNGALOW : = BED- “ IcE ~ this FE 44750. Dbedrm. near Mace- Modern S yane omg, 4 gam pome outside of Pon the west independence Twp. nice home at a bareain ‘price | ri HOTEL AUBURIN || $2 teesgoregy Suiog | fests Risa oie | Bm orcas Lakerna px souse| Sc d'nied ell” "| PR Nae ae HL | a Bata Pe ~ gt -_— Sniv a Ss “TACK a aby ae ed down. Payment oa itechen corn Full pf soda: oe mt 2 an ’ 5 mu | WARD. E. PARTRIDGE WM. A. pe. colored «hath "ae: Reus | "E'voae nucch pe, home, ip or SGN enttetee pM EEEND KENNEDY | Sze cere ae| SSceielas — j snatons anmeatamne = Twp. move tn fe Price sony sea07 Te this nice 4 i 3 | | Tate » | MRePEtemmos. FEM | Rare et ba le | > promaon SF wa a Johnson) HE! e081) eS ee ek , ike fendi won't see a ce. pie Ba suburban, $13,800 fu 1 once. 6 : x. ou gnter- ore doors. tia Slings." riced to Et for "yourvele vacant FOR BETTER HOMES ca sitchen mos boeroone WEST SU got built tn Drayton Plains $700 DOWN wel peated SECTION hg TT "63. With attached garage, Dase-| See this one — § room, 4 stor 2 bed: Sit Fare wtat retae Sit oe pe Et ed HAN Oy DOWN SPECIAL to he Very little to toe oe a gE. meni, 7 to at gem. é Classified Ads! To swap “Saree te bores, Soe, tee ie ose | what you don’t need for | apy rh Srer an call Mire. y-| what you do, call FE) rLoyvp KENT, Realtor ' _QORFICE OPEN 04 sam PES | MOREE | eR = meee Se THE P PONTIAC PRESS, : For Sale Houses 43 Immediate. Possession ~ Low Down Payment West side, ¢« bedroom modern Bath and %. 2 sum rooms. Car- eted ae | and dining room Frareres 5 New Brick Ranch CHEROKEE HILLS “Distinctly designed, custom eonstructed, this 3 bedroom = Eg ae provides in coprenien Oe nO Delightful 22 x hvi ng-dining room 4 view! poise light kitchen with dining space, 1‘, tied paths, ampie wardrobe clos- ets end storage, afiached oversize 2 car garage Here's a home as appeaiing e- its quiet close in lo- cation among other good homes! CARL W. BIRD,Realtor 2 503 Community: Natl Bank Biag C4 FE ¢4211 Eves. FE 5-1382 CLARKSTON HOME I Zuo property offers iarge living | | Foon. Petes, “Stearesme’ end) NEW HOMES: | heat. Lot 60x300 ith Me Picking MASE | THE “ELDORADO” MEA TATE EL : . oxtord, Mich. nea 63122 GI's $750 Dn. WE WEL BUD ON yoUR LOT; = _ FHA $2,100 Dn. Cost you 94.245. 4110 gown. 94s Full Price $14,700 7 . _ Bitoat toformation contact. COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM the first group of ‘brick R orse anch homes to be built in Clark- "o may The following features- are * - what you've always Ww tn soe Cass Ells. Rd. that home of your own. It's FE 42252 or FE kd all Leer brick and has three lare bedrooms with large 7 AW ee Sait ee eae Fe : NEW rj ati ag caies noone there are 1% ‘ FHA . . fixture ¢ home ts heated with : Ee ‘sutomatic ns eat, and perimeter gas A bare : Caches cantecle. 3 1 SS ¥ Wally ‘vem ted located. within) Stn? fccceem, Loree it A post, of Rpntiec’s per Junicr| on Winding blerktop road. > school. also many other out) 4, schools and 8. 10 features, $7,345 full) t) M5 to Waldon South vil- Eemecte : Lae te et SMECET doen we out %. Bt. « ™ ie. i i, 1 to $ daily aan sian to Shh a ir son. * rr? 4 PEARL BUILDING CO.,LOON LAKE SHORES 5 FE 57923 _—| Brick Ranch Type 7 e - 7 : it 4 ,_ : “Tmmediate Possession . * ti ke oc know where, “gust i Sean ane Pull. Dasesment. Ons all brick bene wilh 2 car at : heat, apace. Near school| tached garage. Large living room 4 ea down payment.| or bos, Select oak floors with tile Spacious kitchen with lots ; ot bireh door cupboards. Extra) TEMPLETON canis een, Ps UIRREL. ROAD iat? S lanes. Believe i or SOUTH BLVD. AREA ‘mediate qompeney at tals §15.- 3 m., face brick ranch home.) 200 and convenient terms Call Pull Gesigned for rec-| OUT office for appointment today reation space. All fine home fes- pe RE NK Eg you ang, dandy ‘ie grade Sun. 1 to & Located te mile east | po ong a A an cocallo of Sashabaw Red, wart AREA | pest. FH. A—CIVILIANS | $650 DOWN : $51 MO. INCL. TAXES AND Pretty as s Autumn , peslow, with ai Oak floors through- t. Very meat and clean. Good) view Attractive fireplace and a pected al 4 laundry tubs and al) compact convenient kitchen At mest new gas furnace. Double) tached garage * Call for addi- garage. Fenced in week phe * ttomal ‘orm ation. garden space, Clos bu achools & shopping OR 35320 ot P: ic ed to Sell A ite aa oo Neat, clean one store home ‘REAL . BUY with 'y acre of geod iene 13 room imcome on Norton Ave Two car garage Only $7, 2 room house on Green St 54 ’ room house on Telegraph 5 ane. 4 Ranch Home room houses on Central St. | $2,000 down on this $ j athet houses wo Dinpan & home with @ M4xi6 ft living gon. 66 W Huron —245 {t. lot and an excel- : | ent | Beighborhood School only ree i i a block away, Ca ¥ First Offering Ry e-9 r| Eelam Re Seka acy: $1.250 down; Pelion Rd. Open Sun. 1 to 8. Templeton, Realtor ee BATA = = song WHITE BROS. -— ¥ i OR 3-1872 or OR }-1768 - 37118 or OR 3-208) |S. . Hospital Rd—1 Rd—1 Acre Py 'NICHOLIE See iOne Acre of Land Brick ranch home — . _ | oR ving roo dows that overlook = ‘peautifel LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD FE 4.9584 MY 2-3821 ake Poi E. Fitnt St. | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | | | F. C. Wood Co. ‘orner William: ” & Me On ise tt Otte Mice open et After 6, eon “OS i Silver Lake | S ie, nicely landscaped | me very ag Saree ving rm. with fireplace. Forced air ott storms & screens. Terms. | Cass Lake Area 7 rooms & bath with cana! frient- ege. Storms & screens. 1 car ap Price@d for quick sale. | down . 3 Bedrm. Rance Type Attractive home 2 years oid. Pp & . Tow eent GI mortgage with very monthly payments, Call, today, John K. Irwin, _____ REALTOR 3 ‘BEDROOM HOME AT. LAKE i Maceday. Low down payment or a | | Ph 2296. | bargain for cash. LI 5-2 _. _ HOME WITH 5% ACRES OF LAND, north boll Rochester. Call Romeo PL 2-240 | ' Suburban Special ' 3 Bedroom gen mor Section Close shopping Brick—Commercial bes beautiful, § room poms close downtown. $25,000.00 with $8,- $00.00 Down, ~ Harold W. Bigelow roker FE_5-8045 A HOME OF YOUR “OWN Fairgrove Ave. § spacious rooms. bath & ae Full basement, stoker. Nice- & arranged for light hhousekeen- ing rooms ime very good tncome. Priced low to close es- tate. Terms. North Side Very nice. 3 bedroom home Sna- cious living. room, large —— full bath Nice basement. a heat, . insal storm sach, screens eae oa awnings. re ed lawn, This is ept home. Priced ET gg Minny Suburban Beauty oe ol modern home. room, spa- pee Bisement. ry =. “inundry m sash. screens. Rogan a AND HARGER CO. | | ice —— Street Eves FE 2-1804 1014, N. none FE 5-0447 — This delightful famijy home. tn Elisabeth Lake Estate es offers 2 GTOOm s down- stairs. Separate alls room, full basement een tee heat and hot ate screens, | rm. is eae privileges The entire family will enjoy !t. | Bee it todey. Priced at $14,100.00. | West Suburban 2 Bedroom ‘ Cozy clean 1% story home with unfinished upstairs for future bed- room, full bath with eT, am | ple —— Quiet street. Offered at $7,760 Be sure to make your sppaehseek ay. "BUD" NICHOLIE Teal estate and insurance 48 Mt. Clemens St. ie 4 §-1201 Eve. Mr. Phillips 21317 KNUDSEN West Side Cony five rooines Sry Be live me room, kitchen. bedrooms. room with of] heat and automatic wa- ter heater. Price $9500.00 cash. West Side Income Close to downtown Pontiac #q0d car me Extra, large lot, Bartly GI Resale We have several G1. resales for Colored These properties are of the frame alow type. 4 rooms and bath rices from $8,000.00 to $8,500.00 WM.H ENI ‘DSEN cate REALTOR $10 Pontiac eae Bldg ont ene INCOM] _ - 2 two room apartments down and | ene 3 room apartment up. Gas _ heat, full a ny snowed new roof, rty is com mer- : 2 streets Priced $14, = & sub- stantial pe paymen ALSO Next door a home full whos ent, ges heat and in excellent cond through- on 2 streets and commercial 1. Priced at si0-300 with $2,509 down. GI RESALE 3 bedroom home with ceramic tile bath, full basement, with oi! b Pont: SCHRAM If no anew oh Con Sd, REALTOR shh EI lyn, om: ard rative Real Eetate ‘Exchange OL. 3 BEDROOM $30 ranch homes, full basement, Cor-| __her of Perry & Kettering streets | “Woodward Estates $1,500 Down ‘Sylvan Lake Brick | _ For Sale . ___For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses. | 8400 : “Er aee ie .} bedroom NCH hom 's” 4 AC oe ex ‘ = ! $6,380. We _ be EE naa $395" DOWN OFFERS Money” : ioterior with NO ‘This must be seen to apprec’ ONEY. DOWN. ae very clean insi Be omg and out, ies Near. St. Vincent’ ‘ . NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH : “RJ.VALUET, Realion,! otheg SUEY Elie | Pm PeBRam EE | bom aici tome iand 4 room m on Cooperative Neal Est Estate Exchange ei PRIVILEGES Ye first Moor, 2 bedrooms and LARGE 5 no RANCH ever Br ‘ck Ranch LIAMS xr Cow “ beh eee, yedroom and eee ert Eyre Full basement and three - bed- on E ion ene. AND room. Pull basement, gas | Ba. terenee, electric laree tot | room in this attractive home. | READY FOR ¥: ne Pu Seat acreened ra Lor tn owceccion. $a. p00 wih! "Lots of, closets ® all large) ISH ON THEE INSID 4 cars ane ¥ $1,000 down. = built home ‘a wap many catre | NTS FOR 0@ DAYS. able pay payment. Almost new 2 bedroom brick bungalow. Spac ome. comemie tile bath, steirw 3 jo unfinished attic. Gas tw" : nace, aluminum storms | and screens, large: well 7 andseaped lot 65 x 142, cy- | clone fenced 913.000, terms. | | Suburban Ranch Situated on large weil-land- | ped jot im excellent resi- area, Attractive a1 eondition, carpeted through- out. Living room with fire- piace, dine room, 2 bed- rooms, tiled bath, screened — with fibergles roof, ‘orced hot water overhead radiant heat. Attached ga- rage. $16,800, terms, Bloomfield Brick Ranch 3 bedroom, 2 bath a of “Of course you're entitled does it always have to be wrong?”’ natural fireplace, dining ell, | kitchen with breakfast space, screened reh and patio basement, with - room with hat- ural fireplace, of] heat, at- tached ereee.. Well land- | scaped An excellent | value at 34.000 terms. i larkston Brick Ranch New 3 bedroom heme on large lot im wel! restricted area with jake privileges Large hving room, natural | fireplace, dining room, large | kitchen, ceramic tile bath, | full basement recreation | space with natural fireplace. | Automatic . o1}° furnace, | storms and screens Atl - tached 2. car garage Car. | peting and es included | $26.400, terms | Roy Annett Inc. 2 F Huron EA eral $25 to $500 #2 look of Michigan Fluorescent, tures a i new furniture with savings to 0 han! cent bed Bunk beds $e 39 Maple chess & 22.00 $195 bedroom — - . $108.00 “$335 2 iving s piece room uss 20 $0 tnnersprime mattress . § 18.95 $18.50 cotton mattress 8 10.85 $19.50 Metal wardrobe $ 12.50 $60 9x12 wool rugs . § 400 $50 3 burner eas stove > 6 39.00 A lot of new and used furniture Everything for the home. Come pool » convinced of ir lw Oakland F urniture 1M 8 Sagina 5 We buy. roy and sashenae i2y INCH Lega 4 ay ee 620. antenna . W ALTON TV Walton Car Josivn re CHROME DINETTE SETS, semble these yourseli sare, four chairs and table, $69.96 value, 3 These are brand new 1055 models; famous make, formica tops, al] popular colors Come ia be convineed bargains. 93 Orchard compare and these extraordinar Lake Ave Cash FOR YOUR PURNITUR® or tools, OR 32-2717. | CIRCLE FLUORESCENT Fix. newest brightest and most modern type of lighting for kiteh- pow a Snemens. bedroom ‘surT. RIZE Mae ‘ret % 1963 PONTIA AC, ¢DR. SEDAN. radio, beater, hydramatic, tires, Trade LINOLEUM. ASPHALT TiLE & ASPHALT. TILE 6 formica work in exchange la dry wal) vert, in” On Pate papel saw. DRILL. PRESS etal lathe, with omen the © png what have you? FE 56-0018 after 5 SWAP YOUR OLD ICE SKATES ON e sharpen skates. - t toyland now Layaway. "tor Christmas | pg = BARNES HARDW ARE > 006 me IN PART. a) j &, home, 4 rms. dn. 1 up ic STO 3 seCTI tables, Ph. 01 HOT WATER HEATER. POR SALE. 53819. FE GE TELEVISION a1 oer TAN. 8 STA 1 condition, “ION AL. BORER im Manes coffer table, ° : other mise, . hew approved for 6 — — oe SO nod 4 ite. i] $50°50 cance whiney - LINOLEUM SA 7s 2 : as linoleum th with heater, jeer garage. eee. Fak wale ares nightly, marred. Also eo lectrio, — pe cann Aly Mie contract, | terrific values. nafhigne, Fluorese lets, or weak? Clare neal Estate, | cent. 303 Orchard Lake Ave. 1363 W. Huron St, FE 46493 of | HAMILTON GAS DRYER FE 44813 Deluxe Garland gas range, $1 both less than a year old me, BLL OR TRA a Hollywood bed, #20. MI 6-180 modern 4 room house, 4 PC. BEDROOM 8& i bath, large atte. ' Double ia = ° — ne, ‘spall Day Large mirror blinds, oi} circulator. | Bookcase bed new decerwied. = 900, oomy chest of drawers, $000 down. $45 month, will | Beautiful gray finixh __consider offer. rr 24008 ALL FOR 8199 For _For Sal ON Ww e » Crothing 56 | 2 AY ONLY $2 WEEK BROWN MC MOUTON CoAT. Stee 3¢-| Pearson’s Bank Farni ae Gees cond. $15. FE 4-50e8 42 Orchard Lake Ave ture Fac Ae OUR EER | eine oat bal om Keen, arerwen rig tna cae. nas HOUSEHOLD LURNIBHINGS BOY'S LOVELY ALL WooL HOUSEHOLD. > PURNtigR Mackinaw. size 13. ding, pictures, dg are. a A led ck tll ap er, BROWN CARACUL, FUR JACKET. HOOVER SACOOM. IKE NEW Size 1214. Excellent con'd. $45. makes — ts brah ‘wrushes,ad ad Wen Be on See OO ro, Tg FOR SALE: CARACUL GRAY FUR | _ after 3:30 ie ied ve , se condition, Site 1 KENMORE, ‘RALLOON, WRI. , _ —y aaher, GIRLS DRESSES AND JUMPERS | ble “tationary tune, OR" aaete Ae ._s00d cone Fe, Ronee or OR a Days. COA OOVER VACUUM cANER skirts, size 10 to sub-teen. Goed” condition. ‘Also Cus Seeui _ dition Migchmenty, 1 excclent — uniform, size 12. Fm 4-618. LIKE F NEw AB ELECTRIC RANGE LADY'S DRESSES, COATS, gUiTS ELECTR size 12, Boy's suits, winte FE 3-200. six chairs. eo ies ii wn carne eee UNDE am remnants 3h ea teed ances oa = LIKE A sot of em ‘em "in oii ee a] if 4 6G) ve a . A “GARLAND one RANGE _- fe fn ag dinette set ‘. e. Ver _ dition. 386 Firat st.” €°°* OR s beary an antique rocker. - eves. wa MAPLE ‘BREAKFAST BET. OR 3-9290. SEVERAL PAIRS LINED DRAPES, |" ¢ a Pair. Adjubta Dress |! » $8. Marble top table Carved 600 eae November 12th ARE mEVFES WASHER. after BED- 5 ery reasonable. OR |. REBUILT SQUARE roe way-| Home | ~ ALL TOOL USERS — Buy the at lowest Prices. arm chair, GENERAL" w a AREHOUSE ‘Co, an Ss emt Dixie Hwy. Artists aS ies, bobby supplies—check our clas- sification “Hobbies and Supplies* No, 24A. LARGE sIzz Of. HEATER. sis Clarinet and sana a4 hear wood, Pontiac J LARGE, “OIL BURNER, SOR 6 sontiiion, ae 9 Call efter 5 p.m. MI Ce LINOLEUM... .39¢ YD. @c WALL TIL $4.95 wiare ire se isin 2357'S. Saginaw LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS ATTENTION €Owners® Builders | We are over PLUSH pee —_ 6 ft. ding supplies alls - doors + bardware ~ insulation ~ building board — t- po wid) ing. ADE TO your ORD — estimates Fon gehen given, >|SURPLUS LUMBER & Lak MATERIAL SALES co LY, PPLY, 100 8. Saginaw 8t. BICYCLES: BOY’: BOY'S, MADE IN vt slightly scratched in transit, $98. terrific value, $44. 50; —— Fluorescent, 393 Orchard _Lake Ave. 2 18X18 | WINDOWS. 2 78" BY 6's" _ doors. PE 17-0331. mos. 100,000 BTU te rE 08, Sips 8 at a. r. BARBER § CHAIR” 4-6730 |. BATHROOM ara _YOUNGS- town kitchen. furnaces . gas and — Hot water ond steam Cc ry boilers, automatic water heater, Pit a = = Partlhh wel electrical ‘apolien. -. pr. CHESTS, 15X37X35 18.98 tings. Lowe” Bros. Peis t, WALL CABIN 7 $2.98 mien PE sol id OOF UNPAINTED FORMITURE. BATHTU PICK & PAINT STORE | —_ 143 Oakland Ave. STOVES, BOUGHT nD. EX. changes. Turner's, 602 Mt. Clem- ja ams. FE 2-000] ~~ TRONER. DELUXE model. MI 4-3222,° ers Linoleum Sale ‘ % ar LL TILE R tO FELT ‘BASE ROSS 2c $2.08 $6.fo e : i pean $7.00 GUARANTEED 1 HOUSEPAINT mia RUBBER BASE PAINT, GAL. $3.50 ‘ roof coating .§ gal. §3.25 | _ Wie pian Tuk On ae Poa d ALCHOL-ANTIFREEZE SYERS 141 W. HURON FE 43064 SINGER ye $30 3. PORT- TRADE -IN DE PT. Recon. Guar. Elec. Refrig. $49.95 —_78_ 8, Jessie. Save On Unfinished Furniture—Bedding Corner cupboards Deg \ table . ® drawer double estar % drawer chest , me Child's ehifforobe Rol-a-way —, ven Beane Sunday am. to pm. DAVEY’S FURNITURE 3907 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 2-047 |p Used Trade in n Dept. Television set — $19.05. Sewing cabinet vous $24.96 ee winet cons» $24.56 venport and chair ee Coal bh een rer |. so e — room — : ee dio —— $69.50 *FHOMAS “ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. wns os eiESTRIC “geve. Peat Odd Me. ~" and Savion. _Westinghouse L. A. WAGNER CO. 1900 §. 00 Brae Cor. Pontiae Rd. WESTINGHOUSE IRONER, 420. A & B gas stove. $25. FE 5-1219- WAYNE GABERT’S TELEVISION SALE RCA Console, new peas | tube $59 RCA ante new picture arson Console. pod ia ‘Table ic. tube 870 Shee ge’ new pic, tube Bee tubes head tor 1. yt. PLACE A “LOST AD.”}- Call FE 28181 for an ad to r 50x16 TIRES, TUBES, ALSO or i. — very good, cheap. lg? BuY AT DISCOUNT AND SAVE with an H, C. LITTLE y hd oil heater ‘cr » furnace. ‘so —_. you © serv- yourself. J Hundreds in use in rea. Demonstration dally. HEAT SERV CO. 608 Tele With Tunler Shen FE 2-3200 ) 5S. Telegraph rE : BUSINESS PLACE FOR RENT. prot Excellent location. FE BOAT TRAILER. $37.50. 306 OR- chard Lake Ave _ = 276 '|FLOOR cra loss. ‘Dial FE Neuer ig 33" Gas Range $29.96 Ga D 2 pe ving suite . $29 ( « ) Walnut Twin Beds ‘ rin rage rs $ piece wood dinette set $24.95 TO CHOOSE FROM $15 value floor lam $2.96 me oem PALL OFFER Large chest of Drawers $22.50 “Resta steel Gully ranteed. ms hot bat here ates on 7 teal whee tied irks at iW. ¢ Bt Fetes | TRA AS RANGES POR EL ; $20.50. A-y ° B. Munro ‘Electric, is aoeckiae rE . Haren. =, GOAL COAL, CINCULAR HEATER OSB es REFRIGERATOR. $35 AN > & B. Munro . 06), sein TOR. robes, s, ms. Vow T PibcE LIVING ROOM SUTTE.| [post "US 070, gi hems, Pree “SPARTAN FLOGH —MODEL| Sica: Gyn duay nea’ emt” *U8" o B m de * es 7 New plc. tube.| eral Bill's Outpost, 3265 iste FE 56-1014. __Hwy. 1 mile north of Telegraph. ry ba DINING ROOM SUITE, “CLOSE OUT o e Inside ana outside birch doors USED HOT POINT AUTOMATIC! Grace and Comb. doors Wood 50. Used TV, $20.95) screws and cabinet hdwe. at end up, New Hot Point dishwash-| wholesale and less % 4x8 Pir er, 95 now $229.95. Used _eleo- 3 $8.95. Pontiac Plywood tric range, $24.50. Sweet's Radio “1488 Baldwin Ave. FE 3 3s03. & Appliances, 422 W. Huron. GASH FOR FURNITURE 41133. a 3 Lge ll OIL. HEATER, APT. grt rigera Sptece. dinette set. Many mise,’ Heme. All iike vew. _ ol ones house size. Also 2 20 i) tanks. each, 106 Dres —% DICTAPHON TRANSCRIBER, and shaver. $160. FF; 8-2063. HUOTHERM OIL HEATER $25. bil LR. H. sink with fittings $10 ° : gal. 15, ir ot French doors, oak 1 % a x 6 §"'. $20. EM_ 3-3085. DIAMOND PLA M WEDDING DRAW AW TITE HITCHES CHROME OR CADMIUM The kind that bolt to the frame ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 30 volumes, Never used, MA 4-300). 2FUEL OiL TANKS gal. Kieal for house almost the furniture Michigan Fahd 903 Orchard Lake Ave. , ROCKING IRS, sai, tellet’ eeet cover, pore = e top tens, aq buchen ‘sinks, lave- bowl with fi tree, re, 7600 = 16, two cw wers, 4 inside casemen' FR) 2 ts cane "| UMBING SUPPLY R i NO “"coavered, (et Complete wih A North- Opdyke. URN AC AND FURNACE WIT “a x wall : weies. $10.00. Call ifter ¢: — ‘ AND RIETY STORE sxe" oMES ....,. $132 EA. zt ay As isitoce * PELE tion loose and ’ Culverts for driveways. ; 128 hme | ma pewtiee 7 ae io IN. GRA ag lectrie stove, White sewing. ; yor en o LIONEL TRAIN, 027 GAUGE track, 3 yrs. old. Over $100 worth of equipment, must sacrifice. 3814 _W. Tienken Rd. LAUNDRY TUBS AND STANDARD $10. Good Universa) ~ ashin chine, $15. on ae suit, ike new, size ee ARRY 215 Ibs. celote 7: Paneling, ‘ Pau! St. at Lumber Co. Bogie La Rd. Commerce NEW, 00 BT.U. FURNACE complete with = burner and con- trols, $268.27, A. Thompson, _ 8. Perry. NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Refrigerators, gas and. electric POWE TILLERS, PO A .deposit wil) payments available. rt. BOR _____ PE T0417 oie 6. GARAGES REPAIRED TO like pew. Lengthen your ga- in new garage doors. } 4-5654 OLD G: Yoox, _Terme. | Serle OIL SPACE HEATER, $35; DEER rifle, 635; or — cheap, All ike new. F o be S20 OIL CIRCULATOR | aE AND 100 gal, tank, $45. 1207 Lane —. Andersonville Rd. “on 7. GIL FURNACE, SE. GUN T TYPE, $75. PE 5-8455 PAINT SPRAY OUTFIT. 13 HP with 3 cu, ft. bang comma New, $40. New deep well cylinder & 04 ft. rod for 2 Soa. 10. 1941 Pontiac, $35. Ph. FE tone PORCH “LIGHTS IN EARLY Y AMER. ican Lanterns, Old and Candle Lantern designe, ‘sine most complete ‘selection of for every oe in house A rifle values. Mich: Fivorescent, 393 Lake Ave. Gem ...5...- 8. 98 2nd Gallon at le ........... ae o1 Two gallons for ........ sss 3.99 Rubber base — eal 3.8 Roller or pan, Ca 1 gal. TOO & rhe or pan 300) FLOOR SHOP os. 5 Pilg Open # to 9|- PAINT SALE Outside bright white at $5.98 gal, | Tee i ti thinner. = ‘ CHURCH’S INC, FE 2-0233_ PONTIAC C CHIEF STOKER R, CoM. plete with all controls gq hee able. FE 5-3647 See in opera- = at 16 Fuclid PUMP: Used pumps, nano and deep well p sky pumps KELLYS ‘HARDWARE 3004 «Auburn at aaome Auburn __Heights. PE 2-811 ‘PLUMBING SPECIALS 3 a ad set. A quality with Oepn aes 6 } to @; Sun. 10 to 2. Aranson Plambeng Suppl 960 M15 Ortenvilie Phone 130 0 _We Deliver REDWOOD Beautiful Beard) siding, 2x4's, 2x 4x4's and 4x6's. a7 a thousand u ¢ pane! wet needs BLACKETT’S BUIL DING SUPPLIES A 56-5811 $161_ Dixie Hee Save Money at BURMEISTER’S _. LUMBER 800,000 oo rs AT BCRANESTER'S Clarkston OUR PRICES ARE 4 Bagh Low, mw OE is 3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU $x Sheet Rock C & © .. © 36 | cen 4x8 Masonite, sheet $ 2.55 Ix8 Std, w. pine bes. Fad M § 89.00 ixé w. fir beds. per ... § 99.00 zs a, = Bi std. £ beac me 48 rin: T : J 2x6 std. Douglas Rr ir per M ; 9.00 2x8 std. Douglas fir, per M_ § 98.00 2 blanket inel.. 100 ff $ 44 Seine yoo" a 4 * fir ; vm : ix8 knotty pine per M __. $160.00 ixf panel W. pine per M ar 4 Soil pipe. f.. 3.6 ==. alum, doors from $ 29.05 mb doors $ 14.95 Co 3 pc. colored bath set, all fittings. set, cast trop tub $159.95 HAR! ARB ~ YDELL Paints BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. SAVE ENERGY, USE|” WANT ADS! To ‘find a job; place to live or a = BORON AT} | us Dizi Beside Usted, ander : Sale Musical Goods ods 62 A SLI ‘ . 190 bass, 9 shifts, 7 In treble and 2 in : * ™ | “It's for you!” For Sale Miscellaneous 60! |PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDWARE. | net supplies. OR 3-1217 OR | “SAVE ON EAVESTHOUGHS Warwicks, 2678 Orch RE-CONVERTED Excellent condition. STORM cone AND SCREENS _4 _ 336 Aubarn. ait WINDOWS AND DOO buy at wi Je tributers. No other nd Made gtaph Rd. 2 LIONEL TRAINS AND ALL _secessories. Half price, MA 5-6795. Bis ” se SEPTIC TANKS REINFORCED CONC PE 46428 372 Bie, Le Ra. STORM SASH J combination sorte re Sam .o 8 om Talbott Lumber| § SP 8 paint also Spred Satin Geld Bond rubber »ase Hare. ware. plumbing —— sup io ber” 108 Oakland ‘a! 7m. ie _ hve, Pa Pe ee ne USED ¢ OLL SPACE REATERS Perr; $20. O. A. Thompson, #9 & try. ~ Used Building Materials of All Kinds NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Lumber, doors eon pase. I beams angie trons teel sash, reg jeces of oak timber ‘aai3 oy ¥ es of pne timber 12212 by i. 2 pieces of = by i’ 000 Board ‘feet 3 x § T as S008 Board fet 226T & antling two “oes er and Bui of all Kinds. Pield Sale TRinity 27571 pen Sunday Pachoud Wrecking Co. Hey. FE 5-0108 tac ee qoeater_ For Sale Pets i Talc iat tie te ca rin ditch PARAKEETS-PETS-8 DANCEY'S PET SHOPS” 239 Voorheis | FE 6-5031 REGISTERED LE. BLUE TICK ‘oon dog. Sell or trade. «Auction Sales | AUCTION EVER or FE 2-85732. | SOIL. FILL Dirt .. oy stone, sand and gravel. - _Barl Howard, FE 4-6493. i Sale Office Equipment 63 RITER. ROYAL STAND- tf veer good condition, 940 ‘Sale Store Equipment 64 CIOARETTS MACHINE, $60 A very good DAIRY BAR, COM : i . PLETE. - ‘urID Clarkston. own Shop, ¢ HUSSMAN, 6 FT. MEAT COUNTER with aoe oo Geod cond. $200. UPRIGHT § COK cooler, Ten ft. ” showcase, All glass. FE 5-0909. 4, BEAUTY! NEW 30-06 BARREL, ae a conversion. im ported Work el mf 25. 03. $180, eel ‘or $l. M oe ww so “peep EM ite ARMY TYPE WINCHESTER 30 Bolt _ 536 WwW. tk 4 Used Deer rifles 200, 22HP, 30. 30-06, 7.65, 31, 25-20, 32-20, 65. 8 mm oe Leach, 10 __Bagiey. CAMP OUTPIT, exi0 TENT, 2 sleeping bags and 2 air mat- tresses, Coleman stove, ice box, for 950, ' 1558 :00 and m7 -10 snow tires. __Very good. : 3%-% DEER RIFLE AND CASE, _ $35, FE 4. BROWNING OVER & UNDER 12 gauge improved - modified Like — Also Dogapepe made Reming- 4 ‘wer scope, like new. he 6-1810. val NEW RIFLE ‘270 CALIBER, MOD- 760, Remington pump. $65 Lyonhurst Road., Birmingham, BEST GRADE TOP SOIL. SHRED- Phone MI 44760, - goa peat and black soll. Lioyd PLAYER FiANO, BALDWIN | Fee” as BLACK D make, completely reconditioned, ony "fe 0. ‘Delivered FE at. die. Gm me PEAT lites! te CENTS A YD. PIANO TUNING, REPAIRS. GUAR-| Qrea. wane — ‘cs take over-on S auatok OA tose OA 86-3328. ‘ou-sell ts. uo Mr. Vou UN? : OR 31072 2 AND SMALL * STRA NO, oo stone, loaded or delivered w finish, Pull sounding board | daily. FE ¢-3263, or FE 72-1466. and wa Excellent condi-| ROTTED COW MAN ELIV- |. PE . ered. FE 1-006! opriour NO, A. Com a} RAV radio, phonograph. ms 5 yds, $7.00, delivered, FE 4-6588 cocords tmctuded, $100. MY 32109. | oP SOIL, NOW LOADING 7? UPHOLSTERED PIANO THAT days per week. State farm prop- has been ‘modernised. Reason-| erty, Telegraph & Elizabeth Lake able. FE 2-4907. _Rd. Also FE 68-1233. | TOP SOIL DELIVERED _Sale Sporting Goods 65 goticn, h pettoct condition, ny _ FE 5-0008 OR LOADED. PON- TIAC AREA. CALL BE- TWEEN 9 AND 4. FE Ss S: WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL. a i WEIMARANERS. § 8 2 AKC Sea keene TERED COCKE __OR 3.1566 after '} p.m leider again SOT FOX FERRIER ISTERED TOY FOX TERRIER “Bets littie beauties, 673° Au- tween Livernois & Roches- Ginting CANARY, WITH OR breeding cage. - Without cage, a Phone FE: 5-9038. ; peas Lake vn “OLD BEAGLE, $35. FE REG. MALE ENGLISH a pb _BSite* T weeks old, FE 44376. i PRs. BREFDING 1 PARAKEETS Cages rs flight cages. FE 5-087! Dogs. Trained, Boarded 70 “BOARDING, BATHING AND Sar. ping. N _Perry. FE 2 DOGS. SE BOARDED. aaa trained Bur-Shell,. 375 8. Tele- __#raph Hay, Grain & Feed an 4LFALFA, BROME HAY. FI cutting. Ray Wheeler, dhe re Phone MU 440927 ALFALFA, SECOND Altalt i TYPES OF HAY. FL First second cutting, Also straw. Will deliver. OA 8-2179. CORN. 4018 BALD EAGLE LAKE Rd, Holly. Ph. MElrose 71-2700 or __7-2791, HAY. STRAW. _OATS, BARLEY | —and_corn. MA OATS AND CORN. “OL 9-008, 2-0008, _ Rochester. __ oo For ‘Sale Livestock _72 1 REG. ABERDEEN ANGUS | bull. 9 reg. Aberdeen Angus cows. 4 calves eligible to register, Also 1 fresh “oop § cow. Calf by side. Call after 7, Milford, MUtuai 4-8033, & EWES. 2 YEARS OLD. 315 EA. Reg. Cordell buck $50. EM 3-8519, CHINCHILLAS, SALE. OR TRADE or utomeobile. Bowers. 2 JERSEY HEIFERS. MA 5-7502 FOR SALE: CORNET, 1 YR. OLD. Ti Buclid. * WEEKS _tle Rd. Troy 10 NICE THDIPTY @ WEEK OLD _ York- -Duroe pigs. OA | $-3339. a MILK GOAT, 32 PUREBRED TOG- _genburg. Cheap. OL 1-6534 REGISTERED QUARTER HORS iz, fine grey Arabian and buckskin colt, MA $6002 after 6 p.m SPOTTED 6 YEAR OLD MARE. _Spirited, but gentle, OR 3-4437. Wanted Livestock 73 PP PAL PELE aed WANTED: HORSES TO BOARD. Can care for @ Best of care. PE_ 17-0318. v OLD PIGS. 200 £. waT- _Twp. PrP Pd _chard Lake Ave. FE 5-6159. HEAVY OAK SLAB WOOD. WELL seasoned. $350 a cord or two for he __ OR 3-4008. | SEASONED ) OAK FIRE PLACE “Plants, Trees, S ‘Shrubs | 68 PPL LLP SPRUCE F FOR yo Biackhil, Norway, & Concolor. ase miles - west on gravel road bearing rine, right at all times. Open daily uh atone Farm rarer. MUtu CLOSE OUT Birch Maple — Chinese = ~ fruit trees — shrubs, Patte: . 8700 Commerce Ra. of Commerce i Fm "einee ee Pane SCOPE SIGHT & MOUNTING FOR USED agp sta = Gunes « let * letters, Flowers ~ letters, Greeting cards - 14 ft. floor ang case 1-6 ft. céunter display case 2256 BE. Walton. Northwest corner _of Walton & Opdyke. we Roofing and Siding Combination Doors Insulation M. A. BENSON 540 N. Saginaw FE 42531 | "Sp es Hor WATER FURNACE. 300 aAVAGE Ti DEER RIFLE WITH ant. $09, Deer hunting coat, I DIAMOND | Se aeices ith matching Worn FF po Will sacrifice for tite een etre tn Se ee errata USED FURNACES, OF. BIRN gas burners. —— stokers, stoves, Wayne Co., chester OL 20311. 2° HCLLAND. FURNACE WITH blower and automafle controls. a8 N. Perry St. FE 23-5146. WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT ring 1 form Fe oe 5 — each. Never een worn WINKLER WALL 2 og FURNACES used onth while — last, $50 each. suitable for § room house. 38. Parke a te aLL MA- Wrecking sonable. Heights. FE 17-0873. © JOINER PLANER. TABLE and “% b.p. motor. 870. FE ~_ Do It Yourself ol = OUR Toots, po your > oot plumbing, wiring, repairin ™m- plete stock soil sewer efeck and drain tile, Montcalm Builders’ pape 156 Peis Montoalm, ty $-4712, Fri. thru Wed., 9 to 6 __Closed_evety Thursday, “Aaa Ug. rapples “Ope lonte: : he Bat 45240. FOR RENT Ploor sanders hand sanders wall paper steamers — waxers & furnace vacuum clean QUIPT. fea Now. bahcn ue =e § mire 30-30 rifle, Never veen used. $35 _o*_is. PE -7-0183. : 390, MAGNUM A, WT ue $i40 BABY! IT’S COLD OUTSIDE! Take Advantage of These Clothing Values $10.95 Drybak 100 per cent a | $32.00 Drybek woo! hunting coats ....... : $19.05 ~- tl Drybak wool hunting | os — = insulated scarlet yes ods Gin — insulated scarlet hunt: nibs _ ry or Beacon Falis sits oe suspenders —— $350 ioe GUN | BUYS FOR THE DEER HUNTER speed Savage #9 ua, 300 caliber page ch Savage 90F 300 onset eens * mem. 721,270, 30-06 caliber rifles 95 $68.85 Marlin 336, 30-30 or 32 caliber | $53.75 es $91.60 Winch. 33 special rifles $107.30 Winch. Ti, $83.95 $120.95 Winch. 70 ‘ttewchent 308, , 30-08 © $05.05 910440 Rem. 30-08, 300 aliber rifies . $85.25 $124.05 Re 140 A. 30-06 auto aa i $06 pes and mounts at deep = “ANDERSON HDWE. 2182 $8 TELEGRAPH FE 5-0962 PARKING FOR 100 CARS Wed. t § to 8; Sun. tote? Bat AND BAG. A 101 Hace ‘or wes Thurs. and Pri, BOWLI yo _New __ $15 M. * OM- | SAVAGE DEER Ui 62 Oakland ros rE +1333 See M&M Motor Sales model TOP DOLLAR FO _“EUONOM? CARS. 22 Aubure : __. For Sale Trucks 90 ‘a C 4 8PEED, % TON. NEW, Will melt at at cont. zs ay ‘Biva. _ East. Wat 4-0587 1931 CHEV. 4 TON PICKUP, FE 50840 CHEV. 1955 %% TON A original red finish, r & heat er turn signals, read r work, Save $500, just your ca down. E. Z. GMAC te FOR | Haskins Chevs : 6731 pore Hwy. at Mis nites WILSON GMC ° 1982 GMC oy dual : wheels, 4 Ape ans: : Thick Sales Presents — 1953 GMC pI Deg panel. gidnatgsos org — od tires and new paint job $795 ré Chevrolet ei. Original green fin- ib, Nanda equipped with radio and $595 ly checked by our recoriditioning dept. $395 1951 CHevrolet 1% ton, Stake, 24.000 miles, 6 —~ Yew tires, turm signals and ortg- ina) paint. $595 1953 Ford 1 ton Pickup with 4 speed ‘trans., heater. besten signals and It's been check $795 Matthews- Hargreaves MAKE "Cy Owens” Your Truck ee Real al Specials a? 1952 Ford Vanette, door to door milk truck, good tires and new paint, , 1954:Ford Panel 8 cyl., 2 . seats, good tires, _ sharp. 1954 International 34 ton pickup, new tires and sharp. 1953 GMC 1 ton Panel, - good tires. 10 foot body, similar to Cree Coach, has stove, sink, refrigerator, lights, sleeps 3. “Cy Owens” Your FORD Dealer 147 S. Saginaw St. _ FE 5-4101 — Eves. FE 5-2246 8 a.m. to. 9 p.m, For Sale Cars “on ® Stop Shopping, Here It Is! ‘BRAND NEW 1955’'Rambler Biction Wagon - $1799.17 4 DELIVERED "COMPLETE | Including the following equipment. Radio heater, j[@trectenal signals, over ‘ACOBSON’S HUDSON | CORNER PIKE & CASS USED ee PRICED 5 . OVER WHOLESALE | . KELLER KOCH slew*Piymouth Deaie Birmin; — Liberty 4585 ‘Gsed = oe 13% Mile and Woodward Opposite t the BIG Be rita MEDICAL BILLS Forces sale of my 1950 Lincoln bf sedan, $2 transfer fee and take re low monthly payments. MI 1954 BUICK RIVIERA SUPER, 3dr. hardtep, sharp, 3-tone, fully _equipped. Private, MI 4-1906_— lv53 BUICK CONVERT, BLE, $10 down and assur. payments. 464 5. Woodward, Sirmicgbam, PRIVATELY OWNED 1054 BUICK Special 2 deor. ta two-tone. 19,000 smiles. \ For Sale Cars ‘1 a tformation call FE $-9219 bef. 6. CHEVIE 4-DOOR, 1 OWNER, aS MA_ 54-4800 Radio. Dyna. Snow idisae $1, 780, with ; neW extra tires Call OL BE A WINNER ~~ THIS— WIN TER 1950 Dodge ........ . $105 1980 Buick 4 door . geeeneen's i 1950 Pontiac 4 ed. seessesas 0 S06 1051 Dodge ......6r00 ceccees + S308 1951 Pontiac 4 door oo 5 405 1951 Oldsmobile “4 door .......8595 1952 Pontine 4 door .........- $505 1952 Ford @ GOOF ..sccnese- 8085 1953 Ford 4 door «.. 9895 1954 Chevrolet Convertible .. $1296 1954 Buick special conv, ....$1505 1954 Buick Century Riveria $1895 COMMUN ITY MOTORS ~ OPEN TLL io PM ae Executives: Cars iv LEFT STAR CHIEFS "870" 4 DRS. Some with full power with Hydramatic These MUST "32 CHEV. 2 DR. . je heater, power glide. "oe preee with 34.00 ac + tual miles. right 68 ham car. re Te oe ‘81 CHEVY lke TON STAKE, "#0 Chevy half-ton pickup . ‘47 Chevy o_o panel Call OA 8 ey CHEV. BEL AIR, 38,000 MI. Pid snow tires. Must sell, into sprvice. $575. Phone res vitie 1-27F'13. GO! No re ble offer tefused. | | : USED CARS". PONTIAC RETAIL Mt. Cl FE 3717 ONLY SHARP CARS on args Boe fp gio Mi ge antee ~ et of terms can sagy ime 54 Ford Cust. 8... .$1295 °53 Ford 6 F.M. 2 dr. $895 "$2 Chev. Fl. 2 dr.....$745 51 Pont. 8 4 dr......$495 GLENN'S "55 Chev. 8 4 dr.....$1695 55 Pont. & 4 dr.....$1995 "55 Olds Sup. 88... .$2495 54 Chev. “210” 4 dr. $995 53 Chev. Dix. 4 dr... .$895 .|'53 Ford 82 dr.......$895 ’53 Nash. Statesman. .$795| scam $2 Pont. 8 4 dr......$795 "52 Ford 62 dr...4+. $695 ’52 Buick Super .....$895 *51-Chev. Dix. 2 dr....$495 *51 Merc. 2 dr........$495 51 Ford Club Cpe.., .$495 ; SO Ford 6 2 dr......3$195 *47 Plymouth 2 dr.... .$85 MOTOR SALES 234 8. Saginaw Bt. PE +7371 NEW 1956 Mercury Hardtop coupes. Mercomat- fe. Of bath, afr cleaner, glove compartment light, trunk light, turn indicators, backup lights, heater, l- Bob Frost LINCOLN, MERCURY °s| CONTINENTAL DEALER “830. WOODWARD i BIRMINGHAM ee ¥ yet det. Te sl, eet, | “EAE Wir SEOOC ET FOR SALE BY OWNER 1940: Chevie, 2 door Special De- consition, $45, OR 13-7432 .alter i683 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. $10‘ down and essime payments. a 8. Woodware Birmingham. “ate, white-wall tires; metalic ronze color, All ‘leather interior. N Woodward at ied Mile oo . i949 FORD, STATION WAGON, clean. OR 3-1230. After RY J. Gog, CONDETTO tteeereree abaker. matic heater: 32 Packard Sedan oe rat t, door. We bar co on ea UmER I= ’ OG peLexe am | You Name the Price! 208 And We Mean Just That - - , — a0 : 1955 i BUIKK3 DR. SUPER RIVE | ints FORD Waiter WALL FIRES. | ' era, 14.000 miles, $1680. Call MY motor, twin hollywoods, to Sell ¢ ick, up to 29-3061 after > p.m. Terms : ' $700 off sea Bere ! _fanged. : i y 3} CADILLAC 62 COUPE. ruity ary ster Be Figs Low mileage, 5 bed iv, ‘ GADILLAC; 1980 CONV, GOOD 1 Ford Do Dy ten a ee ——— . ‘heveler Val 2 4i_ CADILLAC. OR mry fad rE vid afer 6. an PLACE oe ty e ives CA 1 ‘i FOR RD FAIRLA: Ez. Ponting: “Sharp, Te sy Sate in oor FORD. R I FORDAM Te PS : and w Si FORD. R & H. PORDAMATIC. Best offer . Nice. WT Mechanic, . ae aa ; v8 co uyny-auDAs. ps (2) $2 CHEVROLET, 4 DR, RADIO, i 2 heater, spot light, other scces- — eis Picks sories, Good condition, PE 5-0902. RY Sine vor Ee aed RIEMENSCHNEIDER sai tier & Bet Air, 2 dr. Powerglide, Radio FORD VICTORIA Tons | 232 S. Saginaw FE 2-9131 | #8 heater, white-wall tires, turn blue : ae white . “Bre =—- Car excellent condi- | Nolin, a FE . eason = selling; pare &' received com ear, me Ly ACKA. grey hydra we rkei'e io after €:00- pm. | i power Uitramatic. Take over ever pare ; nh We TL SSA Reta, _ cheap sr betes | Fore a ions = ARDC i ein ces oon ta and 953 FORD MADNLINE ORIG. Sins tad coupes, Rand He ultre- ot) MI 43130, DR. =|°8) PACKARD 2 DOOR, AUT DER. | “malic trans, Radio and =| lags | "St Peeters, Soden. A “a . ns. Ri heate: ho 2| Hargreaves #31 _9._Sagmew St. PE 44546 BEL AIRS HARDTOPS SEDANS “210s,” 2 Drs. & 4 Drs. POWER GLIDE 6s & 8s Also 12 New 1955s “150s,” 2 Drs. & Coupes Matthews- LET MWoodward at te Mile « 1955 PACKARD PATRICIAN 4 DR. | '52 demonstrators. it Fully equ Carkner Studebaker, MI 43410, Birm _S. N 2 DR. W now for fall clearance, only $205. NORTH CHEVROLET Woodward at, 13 Mile JACOBSON'S Se fos ae ws meee ORION MOTOR BALES | BIRMINGHAM = . POWER | HUDSON & RAMBLER SERVICE ~ aR zaose . (191 JEEP STATION WAGO! runs good, Heater, direc- signals. all after §:30, >) 2-DR., $1095; afin! CHEVRO! LET a Bo 1953. CALL _after 6, ERY ROLES: oa “30 SERIES. Clarkston, MAple 5-5251. ‘$1 CHEVY, 2 DOOR, HEATER, — trans. Good = — io down permen’ LAKE ORION MOTOR oe RaLes. MM at ‘Cartston Ra, MY 2-2611 Bory Bel Air Cony. 3 Baler hardtop, like new, $3 : ‘63 Packard Clipper ‘63 Willys, overdrive. "$3 Pontiac, Hydramatic —- We have plenty others. and — cheap rtation, Finance ; ed. josenh Estate or contract rades’ acce ECONOMY USED CAR_RMET. 22 Auburn Ave. PE 42131 ~ CHEAP » Chevy Conv. V8. Loaded. Biack with power -pack. 22 Au- Chevrolet 1955 Demos Floor Cars—Officials Cars | ADVANTAGE OF OUR | tow OVERHEAD LOCATION SAVE UR. TO No Financing Problems HASKINS CHEVROLET Oakland County’s Fastest Growin aler 6751 Dixie tL = M-15 MAple 5- Open Nights Sit 9 ‘TFOR SALE BY ¢ OWNER} 1940 Chevie, 2 door. Spe- cial Deluxe with heater. running condition, $43, OR -3-1432 after 3 p.m. — Studebaker. id asae. 1953 = 2DR., $10 DOWN and sume payments. 4 6. Woodward. Birmingha *. ast cont CONY., € fo rice. - aie ORTH CHEVROLET “Woodward at 13 Mile Lincoln §-1100 2 $695; L 1100 FORD 63 CUSTOM 8 “= CPE. Fine cond. 1 owne’ oe. MI 47958. i FORD A. RADI = heater, Ford-A-l ‘atic. — $43 per month, 32) 3 Ra. FORD ¥-8, COU ¥ 8Quti 8 abt tation wagon. overdrive, white walle "ie. 26,000 swhr ie Onton. any SALES Fy : ROL Lincoln §-1100 "Wagon, 780 miles, All the txt miles } to og new job with car farahoed. Call FE 5-4647 “rom ium for tat ciearane : Woodward at 13 Mile. 1961 KAISER, +DR.. — a permeate’ ss ‘4 LI Cc. FULL POW. er.. Perfect condition. 13,000 miles OA 48-3011. 1962 MERCURY ¢ J a RADIO AND heater Carkner Studebak er. a +340, Birm. ‘$1 PONTIAC, $375: RA., | Senay PLOC OOR ACARS MSTORAGE. SARs Late Models |*0 ss. PRICE INCLUDES bag i SIGNALS | '55 R- EQUIPMENT. YouR on, Paar CAR DOWN — Bob. Frost, Inc. Lincoln-Mercury 850 S. Woodward Ave. MIdwest 6-2200 Birmingham, Mich. No Co-Signers! Immediate Delivery ! _ No Finance Co. ! Buy Here—Pay Here Y’ALL ,GOME 1953 CHRYSLER NEK YORKER Ray MOTOR SALES baa see the manager to ont this | ‘51 NASH SEDAN, ‘eo cH — TH Weesvere at 13 Mile - 1952 NASH RAM- wagon, $395. FE 51 Nash ——— Assume smail balance. ‘82 NASH STATESMAN a Woodward at 13 Mile Lincoln 5-1100 West Side Used Cars e ead low from West Side Used Cars gee and heater, $135. FE e078, ‘ fe % FORD 2? DR... — E A = a tire radio x. { 1948 w 6 Excellent - condition, $835. FF | -NOTICE- | All the above cars and all | et iiss PONTIAC STAR CHIEF, | 53 Pe radio, — W. Chicago. An ts ‘weeds’ ts @ eet of seat : Py #3 i m : oot, + Call OR 3-1405 after 5. eae week, we Tang ® Suped we Bew stock alae mi p= | kd tony Drayton Piakae Terms if desired. VALUE PO CATALINA,- wnat ry AE omner must come NORTH C Woodward at 13 Mile Lincoln 5-1100 fave Ford ‘54 converti Ford °546 Custom vmod “M4 Bun Valley Cpe.. = ed waecgted ae Bob Frost, “Inc. : ™350 S W WOODW PARD copgemaines. ‘ YMOUTH SEDAN, ONLY $e wee, 008. We're making rOm ORTH OnE: SC ge Lincoln §-1100 “4 iil cellent condition. Best offer FE 22-0065. 6-2200 down and nea wait H 1952 STUDEBAKER HARDTOP, $10 down and assume mn doonegl 464 8. ‘Woodward. “nirmin — ware JEEP. CALL FE, SET | °S4 Chev. Conv. ....$1295. -|'52 Dodge 4 dr...,...$595 w Excei ait Radio and heater, Carkner Studebaker rarive °§2 Ply. Clb. Cpe...'.. .$495 — «6550 Used Cars and 66 N. PERRY. BRAID MOTOR SALES DeSoto - rE oe ote 232 S. Saginaw FE 2.9131, between § a.m. and 6 p.m.) You Don’t Have To- HUNT For These Bargains FALL CLEARANCE 1698 | 55 Dodge Lancer, SAVE... . ae AACE $700 55 Dodge V 8 Clb. C veeeeee $1 595 54 Ford ‘ustom 4 dr. wo... eens. $1 195 54 Dodge V8 2 dr.. .$1195. 54 Ply. Clb. Cpe..... $1095. 53 Buick Super ....$1295) ’53 Plymouth 4 dr... .$695] ; '53 Hudson Hornet. . .$895 ‘53 Chev. 2 dt. <.<. $835) 53 Dodge V8 4 dr.. ..$895 *51 Ford, ' Ford-O-Matie ....$445 "SO Buick 2 dr. ..... .$375 49 Chev. 2 dr.....3.. $195 MANY OTHERS TO | ’ CHOOSE FROM 1 °53 Ford Pickup ...:.$725. 53 Dodge Pickup... .$695, '30GMC 1% ton.... -$350) ’'41 GMC Pickup ... $125) RIEMENSCHNEIDER | 1955 FORD] "54 Ford 4 dr......$944 | ’53 Dodge 2 dr.....$699 52 Dodge 4 ton Custom 8 Tudor " Pully Equipped Including _ & License $46. 63 Mo. if your car is worth Ga $125 = ssl 06 Mo. with only $10 Bowe | Aal Buys - Cheapies "52 Buick ‘Riviera. .$599 . \.. 4 52 Stude, Hardtop $399 oe ee : a ee at 54 Merc. Hardt’p $1344 —°50 Buick 2 dr. «.. $199 ’51 Plymouth 2 dr. $299 = -°50 Ford 2 dr......$199 46 Willys S. Wgn, $199 "49 Chev. 2 dr......$144 *52 De Soto H’dtop $509 = enc ome ead 49 Hudson 2 dr... .$144 ‘52 Pont. Dix. 8 *50 Nash 4 dr......$144 ry ere | a "52 Chev. 2 dr...... $544 ‘54 Ford Cty. Sed. $1344 53 Plymouth 2 dr. $699 '52 Ford R. Wgn.. .$599 '55 Ford Cust. 8 2dr. oi. ces. $1299 | 50 Ford Sta. Wgn, $299 "51 Merc. 2 dr.. +o $299 54 Chev. 2 dr...... $044 54 Ford Hardtop $1299 52 Plymouth 2 dr. $499 TRUCKS | 5S] Buick 4 dr.....$444 "54 Chévrolet ¥% ton 53 Ford 2 dr......$699 + — wen eteees 53 Pontiac Dix. ; or eres $899. ‘icky eres "51 Chev. 2 dr......$299 | ~ "51 Kaiser 4 dr.....$299 , ’54 Plymouth 4 dr. $899 ~ sedan delivery . .$99 '53 Ford Hardtop, .$999 ’55 Chevrolet %4 ton °S2 Ford 2 dr....-.$544 og, AUP «2 yd * i * #2 oe Buick Hardt P $1599 stake rack ....$199 “33 Chev. 2 dr... ...$699 "49 Chevrolet 1 ¥% ton ; "51 Ford 2 dr......$299 stake ........ $399 Convertibles ‘54 Ford Conv. ...$1199 53 Buick Conv, .. $044 52 Ford-Conv. ..4.$644 *53 Chev. Conv.,...$799 *51 Ford Conv,... «$399 |: . '49 Mere. Conv. .. $199 express ....... "47 Chevrolet 14. ton "52 Mercury, 2 dr.. .$599 pickup ........ $499 53 Buick Riviera plo Harold Turner, Ford 2 BIG LOTS © MIdwest 4-7500 Liberty 9-4000 JOrdan 46266 Liberty 94001 Immediate “Spot” Delivery Low, Low Bank Rates — No Down Payment PACKED CARS AT OLIVER | BUICK 4 : EXAMPLES 1953 | Ford Custom 2 Dr. v8 aa and — Low, Low Price $795 1954 Chevrolets . Two to Choose From WOW! Another Oliver First in Low Prices $1085 1951 - Chevrolet2Dr. | Thorou oJ Reconditioned Ready lor the pont 95 1951 Buick 4 Dr. Sedan mesic wd Sound No Rust $495 other cars on our lot are soemeiorely WINTER- OLIVER BUICK \ 210 Orchard Lake Ave, | -— FE29101- \ , | nf | Cy Owens Your “Friendly” Used Car Dealer! “CY” SAYS: “Buy Your New or Used Car Locally” “Price the Used Cars to Sell” “And Keep Our Customers Happy” 100 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM «~ 1953 Pontiac Chief 4 Door.. vceaae eee e $795 1952 Ford Custom 8 2 Done. we eeaccceecens $575 | (942 Ford Victoria: oss secnessseccsteeosons SUS 1949 Ford 2 Door ....cecsseeecesseseeeeees $135 1952 Plymouth 2 Door ............ ween ee G495 1952 Chevrolet Deluxe 2 Door........s0e0e. $495 | 1950 Ford 8 Cyl. 2 Door........eceesce eee. $235 | 1952 Pontiac Chief 2 Door..........0c00000- $645 1982 Ford Convertible, Ford-O Matic........ $745 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door............ $1050 1949 Olds 4 Doel svi cccsccscccescs «ees Gh lO 1950 Chevrolet 2 Door.... 1950 Plymouth 2 Door. 1950 Hudson 4 Door...... 1951 Pontiac 2 Door............. ooeecceees $335 Ff | 98. Red and white with power steering and brakes, We Have a Good Selection of | ~ 1955 FORDS! VICTORIAS, FAIRLANE 4 DOORS, CUSTOM } 2 DOORS & 4 DOORS, RANCH WAGOKS & | GOUNTRY SEDANS. ) ‘Before You Buy Anywhere , ~ Get Our Deal! \\ , : = : ” Cy Owens. Your FORD Dealer! 147 S, SAGINAW ST. FE 5-410]. % er 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. z | 1954 Olds ...............$1,795 (1954 Pontiac ......... | power brakes. Alsp whitewalls. |1954 Dodge .. || radio and heater. A beauty to behold. | 1953 Olds . “Bright Spot" BARGAINS! 1954 Olds ........... 51,995 Coral blue Convertible with jet black top. Radio, ~ heater, Hydra., whitewalls and power- brakes. | Super 88 4 dr. Orange and tan with radio, heater, Hydra., power brakes and low mileage: Star Chief Custom with radio, neater Hydra. and wee es 1,245 2 tone green 4 dr. Coronet. V8 with auto. trans., $1,395, 98 Holiday Hardtop. Blue and w white. with power steering and brakes, radio, heater and Hydra. Also whitewalls. 1954 Fords— Three to choose from, two 4 drs. and one 2 dr. All have radio, heater and Ford-O-Matic. 1953 Pontiac .............$995] ** © © © we < i FE 53588 | Chieftain Deluxe 2 dr. Radio, heater, Hydra. and | whitewall tires, 1953 Nash ...............$995 | Statesman Custom Sedan. Two tone green with | tinted glass, heater and overdrive. | 1953 Olds ..............$1,495 || 1953 Ford ...............$895 E8088, Hydra., radio, heater, tinted glass and more. Nice car. V8 Convertible. New top, radio, in t Ford- O-Matic. Winterized binety. ee rand “ NO MONEY DOWN! ’531 Studebaker *51 Chevrolet *50. Chevrolet SO Bu: _’51 Kaiser - oe mat ; 47 Buick == =| 48 Austin 49 Chevrolet "48 Plymouth “Brig ht Spot” ae Olds- Cadillac Cass at Orchard’ Lake = | , _FE 8.0488 ‘47 09 Ford i 4 hee ae pe sae Fi 4 4 Woe: fe . ee : ie * fe a _SEVENTY.ONE_ Boys, PClbars to Form Indian Guide Program YMCA boy members are plan- ning to bring their fathers to a “Lad-Dad Swim” and meeting, scheduled for 7: 30 p.m. tomorrow in the Y The one-hour swim period will be followed by a meeting to dis- cuss formation of an Indian Guide Program for Pontiac, Youth Di- rector Morrie Tubergen said. . It is hoped to organize neighbor- hood groups of fathers and sons on the “‘little brave-big brave’’ theme, S foster companionship between boys and their fathers through group tours, small campouts and that date * “ “Dati Mimicry | 13 Muse of WIR, (700) caw (see) "WWJ, (950) = WAR, (1180) ware, ¢ (7) ~=—_—s WBE, (1490) += WON, (1400) « Brith mone . ET on] FE Neves dy i Seat’ sa te = Called Magical |x: 6:00—W, Heiniine| ww. Be iagiee| eres, oa ees Seas| Sek St a sie Cdl in 0:30—WJR, Amos ‘w Andy , News, : ww o:80 Mrs. Pa . 20 Root edges BYR. Rs on Parade Bae ows Parade $64,000 Commercials 3 i Er ERS won| Eat Feed | Criticized for ‘Length — oxL : 1080—WIR. | Your ca | | 180 WIR, Jim Vinal > Raytm Aoondue | and Frequency 30 Bs Bports Sins WxYe Edward P. Morgan WXYZ, News, Wolf|19:00-—WJR, Arthur Godfrey 32 ee WIR, Guest wa CKLW. News. Davia sel WWJ, MEBride, Peale 2 on 33 w Seven News WPON, News Rise" Shine| CKLW. News Hom By. dace O'BRIAN 3 Wy 10:30—-WJR, Tennessee Ernie WJBK. a Tom: George) NEW YORK (INS) — Milton 4 ice, fore tent "aa Sis Ma WIBK, News Shorr] WWJ, News by Lewis WWJ, Bob Weak, Revs Berl riety w first \$) | 1:30-—WIR, -Guest 'Housg~- | mae ea coy nae fy vee Paster gay oP Godtrey els = IM Vere ot WW3. Morgan Begtty WIBK: Mickey Ghorr | WIDE’ Meee Geathe: ‘Binge|Wwa, Detroit Weekaay” (SPrightly show this season. Uncle|* teers? of ware WPON, Zee and Orville WCAR, Coffee With’ Clem | WXYZ, Whispering Streets|Miltie even felt compelled to admit; forces are CRLW. Beatter 11:00—WR, Joseph | Haintige hove. Rive ey Shine| CELW. Mary hon ww ee ee - Jack WJBK, ‘Tom right on TV that his first two tries! ., @ts , ‘wea, he _ caw. News. pe re Qegood 8 ews, Wolt WPOR: WEN. Goes Gaitin s|were no laughing matter 47 Three im xt. Show World WPON, Bporis and WJBK, News, Binge, Gentile] Ww. Sources Weskine 2 Sammy Davis Jr.'s mimicry of |48 Papal _ CELW. Official Detective 1190—WIR, might Music} WCAR, News wart, Com other stars’ talents is downright|5? Island (Pr.) Mickey Shorr, News Bruce Mayer WPON. News | CKLW, Story 53 Bternity a enero aa Bg 8 of the Town | '6:30—WJR, Music Hall WIBE: George see 54 Bestial Godfrey's CKLW, McCoy . WWJ, Bob Maxwell WCAR, Ace 5$ Brazilian title 8 Native metal 24 Hindu box for 39 Mariner wwd re ee Ww. Mickey Shorr ood News, Wolf] WPON, News, Pontiag Party} dumior’s sly and subtie mim- |56 Female 2 Speemee clothing 40 Detests WXYE, Benson's deway WPONW, Bob caw: Toby David 11:30 WIR, Make Up Mind | tory was a deftly stated | (ab) * 1 Limited (ab.) 25 Physostigmine 43 Opines - CXLW. Crime WJBK, News, Gentile Binge} Ww, Detsclt Weekday SARCASM, i571 Banners © Motietan, 28 wumiher aK: Mickey rupar woRxINa "| WEAR Cotte with Clem | WXYZ, News, Winter such as suggesting Tony Ben- |58 Bitter vetch yee : 68 Det off, a8 Med te : Rise ‘n’ Shine CELW, ¢ for a Dey ® ivorous 3 dress 9:00-—-WJR, News, ‘arson . | ¢:00—W ' | SIRE’ Toss George nett’s singing is just a touch dain- Bown mammals ee.) ers PEM Wee! Ree Ee wor | SO Ma ety | SEAR atiyste | fer than Ht ncteally i and | S82, Eee eye SO — : = — —— Vaughn Monroe's sustained notes = ¥ 3 gereiee, sharps 3 Golf m 60 Sregman oy aoe { ” an sty nr no much im | ¢ spiders iairs 23 Property items 38 Ridicule $1 Loiter: ow ir Oe si s . 7 -- Today's Television Programs - -/Srstcnza oo a points... ‘Slow Driver Reaction Ike Con ratulates Programs furnished by stations lsied in this column are subject to change without notice. g Channel 2—WJBK-TV. Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 7—-WXYZ-TV _. Channel 9—CKLW-TV 6:15—(4) "News. Paul ‘Williams. * (2) News. Jac Le Goff. 6:26—(4) Sports. -Bill Flemming. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett Phelps. - 6:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Ren- aldo stars in Western. (4) Cam- era 4. Joanne Dru, Dennis Mor- gan in “Celebrity.” (2) Patti Page Show. Music. 6:45—(2) News. Doug Edwards. 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran. and Ollie. Puppet comedy. (9) Heart of the_| City. Pat McVey, Jane Nigh in. “Blind Justice,” drama of girl! blinded hy blast set by safe- cracker. (4) Michigan Out- doors. news with Mort Neff. (2) Ray Milland Show.’ Comedy. 9:15—(7) News. Jolin Daly. 1:30—(7) Lone Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. _- 8:00—(7) Bishop Sheen. Life Is Worth Living, talk. “Meet a Stranger—Yourself.” (4) You Bet rownley, - 9) 11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary _|1325—(2) ~| 12:15—(2) Love of Life. = Miss Fair Weather. Mary Ann Ford. Music. Nightwatch Theater. Ralph Morgan in “Blackmarket Babies.” FRIDAY MORNING 6:50—(4) Today's Farm Report. 6:55—(2) Meditations. 7:00—(2) Morning Show. (4) To- day. 7:556—(2) Les Paul & Mary Ford. 8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. $:30—(2) Capitain Kangaroo. Wixie Wonderland. | 9:00—(4) Romper Room. | 9:25—(2). Detroit Newscast. |9:30—(2) Love Story. (7) Request Theater, 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 10:00-—-(2) Garry Moore Show. (4), Ding Dong School. . 10:30—(4) Search for Beauty. 10:55—(7) News. 11;00—(4) Home, (7) Story Studio. 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich, 11:56—(7) News Ace. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- nessee Ernie. (7) 12 O'clock Comics. (7) | 12:25—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) Feather “Your Nest. (7) Beulah. (9) Timothy T. 12:45—(2) Guilding Light. (9) Small Fry Frolics. 1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Color- land. (7) Charm Kitchen. (9) Myrtle Labbitt Show. _| wears a face mask with a mouth- Jean McBride. (9) News, Shop- Show : pers \ 1:35—(2) Ladies Day. © 1:55—(4) Fran Harris. Talk. 2:00—(2) Robert- Q. Lewis. (4) Hour of Shows. (7) Stars on 2:30—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. 2:55—(4) Hershell Hart. $:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) NBC’ Matinee Theater. (7) Heartthrob Theater. $:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. 3$:55—(9) News. 4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date With Life, (7) Captain Flint. (9) Justice Colt. 4:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) First Love. (2) Girl! 4:20—(7) Rickey the Clown. 4:30—(2) On Your Account. (4) World of Mr. Sweeney. (7) Auntie “ Dee's Rascals. | 4:45—(4) Modern Romances. 5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Sonny. Eliot. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 5:30—(7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody. ~ Sorry, No Can Do DENVER «®-—A person who ‘nue; or else $300,000 for the she- After the buildup of Gogi Grant's. appearance, the new jukebox sing-| er pantomimed while her recording! of “Suddenly There’s a Valley” was being spun. $64,000 opus is sticking to its’ to highlight unusual per-; sons . or contrasting cate-| gories, a la this week's pretty young girl st Knox, . , The commercials on this most-. popular -of-all telecasts violate) every rule of restraint; too long and too often. JUDY LOSES OUT Judy Garland was paid $300,000 for the entire Ford show and, after paying everybody, wound up: with exactly $128,000. for herself and | her little old taxman... The CBS deal Sid Luft is trying | to extract would pay Judy $400,000) lapiece, to be filmed with CBS an’ equal partner in the residual reve-| bang with Judy and husband Sid Luft owning all leftover rights. , . Janis Paige’s sponsor Won't let her cut her coiffure; wants Jan ts look off TV just as she does on—meaning cute, we guess. . . ABC announced “The Wicked Lady” would be its Jan, 29 “Fa- piece and dictates through it a) transcript of events onto a wire) recorder is-no shorthand reporter, | says Atty. Gen. Duke W. Dunbar. He gave the opinion in a ruling, seuiiel to Gabe a coumiaaiies or 1:16—(4) Fun to Reduce. - 1:30—(2) Amy Vanderbilt. (4) certified shorthand reporter using the devices, sy By JAMES MARLOW The West and Russia had nev- took a look at it and promptly can- celed' qn account of untidy content. \*White Corridors’ will be shown, instead, certainy that sounds clean to Librarian Phyllis Pope, mous Film” feature but yesterday|™ Causes Car Smashup LIVONIA—Roy ee oS of ‘Redford Township, lashing lights, ringing aes ral jtrainmen waving lanterns — and right into the caboose of a freight | ‘train at the Inkster’ crossing in. Livonia, ‘he didn’t see the warning lights in itime to stop. Library Announces New Books Added Two dozen new adult books were added to the Pontiac City Librar- ies’ collection this week, according Included are 17 adult non-fiction selections and seven novels. A listing follows: Adult Fiction Andersonville, pak Ur Kantor Angry Hills, L. ons of Felix Krull, Confidence ~ Adal Non-Fiction oss acy The American ‘Southwest " ng ‘Brown- Dark 'e VanderPost al jand further our nation's of the United im Africa, Laurens! : Journalistic Society CHICAGO w—President Eisen- hower today called freedom of ‘press “essential to , . . enlightened idischarge of the obligations of citizenship.” The remark was in a telegram psychologist who se-| Brunzell, ‘whose car was demol- to the opening session of the con- jected * ‘boxing’ as her Jeb at Ft. ished in the accident, told police vention of Sigma Delta Chi, pro- fessional journalistic fraternity. The President. said: wt * * “An integral provision of the Constitution cor gpg to the peo- ple freedom of the, press, a free- \om essential t6 their enlightened | discharge of the obligations of cit-| are izenship in or republic. this der the “The —with regard for national security—and ‘for truth and accuracy. of the a | ‘part of those whose job it serve to protect all our freedoms | ” strength and Eisenhower forts to raise the standards of journalism , Doctor at Dienbienphu, Paul Grauwin The Fabulous ee Roland ts the Pace, — w to ae and Susie e Sate P. Cc. Kell Kn Security, Arthur Disney ts certain the new Davy ‘Crockett films to be shown Nov. 16 land Dec. 14 will make Crockett! >, merchandise popular again fn time for Christmas. The stuff hasn't been selling lately, . |PFRANKLY 39 = Molotov Gains Distinction = Of Silencing Diplomats Martha Raye says frankly she is “39, and not. Jack Benny’s 39, either.” Martha’s next 15 years are fairly secure: She works at $25,000 per show the next five years, and if she doesn't work the next 10, she will be paid $100,000 for laying off. There now are 451 TV stations in ‘arents Beecher Your Boci eg ir oy The ‘Program Encyclopedia, ©, A ive the problem of Keeping the Pine —— Peterson Your Career in “Yt, Phillip Pollack \Will Study Road Report Oakland County Plan Commis- sion Highway Engineer Robert A. Larson is in Lansing today to hear results of a year-long, Michigan- highway-needs study conducted by the Automotive Safety Foundation said scene ped move iol ielelattel [el ele CAGE patel eis ALT TV Iolel wisis CIPAC Thal LIL OL Le : peter j : ‘Sec with funds supplied by the Legisla- ture. “aan |Sfate Medic Academy congratulated the | “ fraternity for ‘fits continuing ef- Cli iol IN/Al S(T) IN/Elsis} | tie | SIFi! INS) IPIAIRISINI: [Fi] said, Such clubs have been successful throughout the — States and in’ some parts of Europe, he pointed out. Elects New Officers DETROIT «#—Dr. John W. Rice of Jackson is the president - elect of the Michigan Academy of Gen- eral Practice. He will be installed in mid-1956. Dr. Russell Fenton of Detroit was intalld as president for 1955- 56 last night, succeeding Dr. Ken- neth Toothaker of Lansing. Dr. E. Acadmy of General Practice. The 1,200 physicians attending the MichiganAcademy’s convention ery a poliomyelitis specialist. say hat fear and tension which beset and their families educational projects, em “Woodward Wil filed i in Court n Leaves ee Income Plus Cash to Widowed Wi NEW YORK @® — Millionaire sportsman William Woodward Jr., slain with a shotgun fired by his wife, left her a life income from a third of his estate plus $2,500 cash, the filing of his will showed. 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