SB i a He 8 it A aan a tS ah ct Paap a. a Wiad Kida tas aed ca falcnmtanaliaad din, ah sk apa aa. tail a ae it y hag ee moe TIAL pe EF Saat ide os ty | : ii ia x ar cial (Details Page 2) Edition 5 - : * : £ sj os a . » Se ini 113th YEAR kena THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955—88 PAGES AMCOCIATED PRES sean, ETS MuoTOS 1. PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, fargaret Back in London kk He Walls Up Street in Feud With Houston HOUSTON, Tex. @®—-Henry A. Mclver, feuding with the city in| a property dispute, built a barri- cade across a Houston street. | He says the street is private, property. The city fathers say it isn’t. It was easy for city laborers to shove. aside the obstruction, Mc- Iver had used earth. As soon as the workmen were out at sight, McIver began pouring another barricade—concrete this time. He used quick-drying. ce- ment, Today, it appears only a judge with consiferable help from an air hammer operator can remove it. The city’s going to court to get a removal order. ‘ The street is about 25 feet wide. McIver used about four tons of concrete to effectively block it to vehicles. | AP Wirephote TOWNSEND'S THERE, TOO—This closeup of Princess Margaret | was taken today as she arrived in London following rail trip from. Scotland, where she spent her vacation. With RAF Group Capt. Peter | Townsend also in London, Britons along with the rest of the world) waited for word about the couple's long-reported romance. Optometry Board Member Ousted on Williams Order LANSING (f—Gov. Williams today dismissed a 34- year-old Flint optometrist from thie State Board of Ex-| aminers in Optometry for waiting six months to tell state | officials he had accepted $500 which he said was in- tended as a bribe. The Governor fired Dr. Julian D. Feiler for “mal-| feasance and misfeasance in public office” and for “gross I neglect of duty.” “T have found almost incredible and inexplicable Dr. Féiler’s activities,” Williams commented at the end of a f hour hearing. | ; as St a + Governor had an- ay» ers Uspension | C ; . told Feiler he | xpli if ata “ 7 Feiler adriitted in a sworn state- ec ive if ay ment made to Irving Beattie, as- Financial Responsibility of Motorists Revised, Prosecutor Explains But he said that-he had no in- Changes in the state motorist's tention of keeping the money and financial responsibility law be-| that he only accepted it to give come effective tomorrow. | the state evidence in its case The revisions, urged by the! against Rithol:, — . Automobile Club of Michigan, | Ritholz,. president of the King. were made at the last session of, Optical Co., is ; ! " : : -, is charged with giv: the Legislature. |three board members $100 wlan “In effect, the changes will bene- fit responsible motorists who col- lide with uninsured financially ir- responsible drivers,” shid Robert G. Jamieson, general manager of the auto club’s insurance depart- ment. The new setup was explained today by Oakland County Prose- cutor Frederick C. Ziem. “Under the new law a@ person can still drive without insurance, But in most cases where he is in- volved in an accident resulting in bodily injury or damage of $100 or over, he niust then take out public liability insurance.” The former setup did not require insurance if only one car was in- volved and no other person be- sides the driver. “Now if a man hits a tree and injures himself or does damage to his car totaling $100 or more he must get the in- surance,” Ziem stated. Under the new law, anyone. who does $100 or more damage to another car—regardiess of whether anyone is injured—must make a report to the secretary (Continued on page 73, col. 4) Fair, Continued Coo Predicted for Area covered before tonight, Jack Frost is Hable to nip them. Tomorrow it will be fair and continued cool according to the U.S. Weather Bureau. The high is expected to be near 60 degrees. Today's high in Pontiac is ex- pected to be near 62 with a low | tonight of 37 or 4l. Downtown today’s low before 8 a.m, was 47 degrees. The ther- mometer registered 60 at 2 p.m. He Made It! —_ LANSING, Mich. & — Harold Peterson is going to find it colder in Paradise than in Hell. _The State Conservation Depart- ment has transferred Peterson, a park ranger, from the town of Hell in comparatively balmy south- ern Michigan to Paradise, which is way up north on frigid Lake Superior’s Whitefish Bay. , as a down payment on a bribe. The State contends Ritholz was trying to persuade the board to drop | charges of unethical conduct ; against Dr. Edwin L. Sanchick, | Lansing optometrist. ACTED IN GOOD FAITH Ritholz was arrested by State | Police in an Aug. 8 meeting with | three board members. The board | ‘Members, Feiler among them, | agreed to cooperate with state po- lice in Ritholz’ arrest, Feiler ended his testimony with this statement: “At no time had it occurred to me that I was doing anything wrong. I have acted in good faith | and I have done everything in my | power to bring this case to a | successful conclusion,” | Williams questioned Feiler close- i ly about his reasons for waiting un- til Sept. 20 before telling state of- ficials of the March 28 meeting | with Ritholz. | The delay was necessary, Feiler | jeopardized Russian-Iranian rela- | maintained, because there was the tions. ~|sein Ala denies emphatically that MSU Will Need $19, 166,926.00 State Agriculture Board Asks $3.5 Million Hike in Operating Budget Michigan State University—$3,500,- 000 more than this year. A special request for a marketi later, the board said. _ WKAR-FM will . be boosted about 10. times to 100 kilo- | watts, probably increasing its range from 4 miles to 100 miles. NEW HOTEL SCHOOL The board voted to set up a new schoo] of hotel, restaurant and in- stitutional management on Oct. 16. Prof. L. W. Scott, director of Kellogg Center, the union building and of the abolished division was promoted to assistant dean of the College of Business and Public Service. Gifts and grants of $122,097 were accepted by the board. They in- cluded ‘scholarships totaling $38,- 059. lran Premier Denies He Defied Russians _ TEHRAN, Tran w—Premier Hus- Iran defied Russia by choosing to join the pro-western Baghdad pact. The government announced yes- for New School ng: program will be added |~ Education Board Approves Plans Ten Room ‘Structure’ on Walton Boulevard to Cost $439,980 Preliminary plans for a new elementary school were approved last night by the Pontiac Board of Educa- tion. . The building will be erected on a ten-acre site| on Walton Boulevard in| Pontiac Township. Part of the township is in the city school district. The structure’s cost in- cluding grading, sewerage | and water installation, is | terday it had joined the pact, originally signed as a mutual de- fense agreement by Iraq and Tur- key last February and later ad-) hered to by Britain and Pakistan. | Soviet Foreign Minister V; M. Molotov warned the Iranian am- bassador in Moscow that the step Carpenters ae it ~s * ns & = | a | 43 heed pi Work for United | Possibility of a “leak” to Ritholz| The Premier told newsmen Iran- | about Feiler’s contact with police. ‘ian adherence to the pact was This would mean an end to the “absolutely not’ defiance of Rus- estimated at $439,980. It. rae It will be Eisenhower's second UU adie b ok ‘ : 3 3 will be built initially with Gas HM desssae wpe 8 o sonmn an meeting with a Cabinet officer ten rooms. A_ ten-room WORKING FOR UF — Taking literally the United . Ponting Press Photo since his heart attack Sept. 24. He addition could be built | Fund slogan, “Your Fair Share—A Halt Day's Pay,”| Devereaux Jr., of Pontiac, were quick to adopt the | C™erred with Secretary of State later. carpenters of AFL. Local $98 have been working spare idee. They are (left fo right) Richard Beaty, of |S eg ut The architect was authorized to rs weekends to earn r extra | Detroit, Robert Watson, Rochester, james ames Hagerty, White half-day’ These of contractor Jack , of : House press , ald ert naples Canracts wil ‘day's wages. employes ‘or Hughes, of Pontiac. oo hy ae phy- probabl warded , : . Dulles was a morale boost- next year, with the building ex-| ° ae: ° er and had no harmful effects. peed 10 be ready te we GUN Moll Held |Famed Physical Culturist) 1s, oo aroma so “au September, aa a a y a few other people” probably he incon tested pean . land Publisher Dies at 87 |t.azvss ut Pizsimow Amy mae Jas tat sees After Shooti ok 2 clotal| ee sat" — plan offered by the ; JERSEY CITY, N. J. (®—Bernarr Macfadden, colorful | President, Hagerty said. Gs. Femi exponent of rugged living who regarded old age as “just | Sig OM be 8 per pop'wil' | Blonde of Purple Gang | s bad habit,” is dead at 87. ou aot Danone Gn tek Installation of new incinerators arts Roan The onetime millionaire publisher died last night at|to remain in the hospital unti? was approved at seven schools to) Held Up Pontiac “ ee ty M ter after an attack of * prev ashes and p Pontiac ‘Club ant ee ee —— } cena ee. seed = _Benshowers level. ree ground DETROIT @ — A blonde girl tack, which brought hi about 5 sibly Nov. Total cost will be about $9,300. friend of fortier purple garig lead- the cag vi Pegg oman ye pw Bg A 7 at Central, er Harry Fleisher was seized to- had fe tee a | barring = he can senior high, Wilson, | ay “ee. aggravated BY B) handle more and more government McConnell, Wever and--Whitfield (s¥,'n the wouniing of * Dear i three-day fast. The death | business, Schools. s e - a ar , certifica’ listed the cause iagerty cole thn pasttinn othe “It is our intention to submit an| _ 5 8 Bernice Jackson, 38, who of death as “cerebral| mumphrey will be a business and appropriation to cover cont of i eutthot atin ate mation Sante Sieiae , thrombosis.” net a social conference. So if proved rators at all other 4 | Froma child, Mactadden | seemed quite likely that budget Schools in the 195657 budget,” ex. ate Pong mp ally — built hiaself hwo a hardy: physiead matters would come up. : P. Whitmer ~ ing Fleisher in her apartment waned «a cos Gana ee ee . er. : ; ‘Wilson announced depart- A trial-agreement was approved| Fleisher headed the FBI's most + lion dollars. sueot uode te Guabip trans ies with a local radio station for a| WaMted list whem he was arrest- | However, involved tm fecent | one billion dollars which Hum- — program every three eer cmus tne a ae oe ee phrey had hoped for to balance the illustra’ Jumped $40,000 wives, he listed budget this fiscal ending here ne sine Oe | tm te canviellons—one for con ~ income at $8,400 a year after | 30. - — = spiracy in the slaying “ , taxes. ’ Wilson. estimates defense spend- enn Presiden t —- Sen. W G. Hooper and the ~ Mactadden once was publisher | ing would total 34% billion dollars. a coer een ed be al tie to + .. ture, ; Story, was wa purpose vies pad eee con- | He served a sentence as a Fed- = ee ole former newspaper holdings in-| Shortly after Wilson’s announce- struction this year at eight |¢tal fugitive and now is in South- . . cluded the New York _ Evening/ ment, Humphrey said, “a reduc- coahn Seuittiea 99 years Sor’ tee Pontiac holdup nl un [S| Phitadetphia News and the New) require alteration of that (basic The bulldings are of wnlgge| ne, % 5 rome in the Hooper — we vigurens: Seetieon, | cunmaebeaaeer ee le : ing % ” 7 sae ht SAS se Sl ton oe mac Total of $130,510) stirs si sacra cay mores att ce : , a at Ths es ¢- 6 The parolee, Fred Mourey, 42, Old 0 ’ A son was with him when he died. $1,730 900,000. é : Pontiac Township Fire Departenet Geneval Tisagetid arty’ teday, wits Seco d Day T bulati eacaating RD fost tute tos acct Pr ’ a af on brig h aie a — wound ing 74 aad = Shows 239 Pec rte a River, ‘ . F. lame Color ed ag |! s from own- penetra hi ly . ; ship attending Malkim and Willis | came out near his mart. Hes 8| of Goal Contributed | anu ne cue oe be amt Heralds Newest - . serious condition. . joyed games of tennis Five pupils from McCarroll; The woman was held on an open aged - Atmospher e Test School presented a demonstration | Charge for investigation. At end of the Pontiac Area| Spurned Saetinons, cok can . : of classroom work. Participating ood | United Fund drive's second day . ALAMOGORDO, N.M. @ — A aan Dugan. Jeff But police said they found b ‘ avoided doctors, gigantic flame-colored “C” in Jane Bobby | i an stains in Miss Jackson’s apart- yesterday donations totaling $130,- It was his regular habit to go southwestern skies—a esti D Porno Susan Killian a ment and in the passenger’s seat (510 had been audited at campaign without ‘food for one day a week,|™Mated to be 30 miles long—has ad wards. Sune tae isc haw =~ | headquarters, 23.2 per cent of the | trequently fasting as long as two | spelled ——— to latest Air Force one : shade $562,175 goal. water | Probes se- $4.5 Million Expansion | her apartment. | "The Industrial Division - had pica vcaagacnos, he lei crets. Slated for GM in France |. Sst. William Wrathell of the | $120,559, or 33 per cent of its} A native of Missouri, — he a describe last night's PARIS (INS) — General Motors | presi ithe neck | aes con “ean at aa ace ik | someting never bree . s Ss In ° 2 } N's j President Harlow E. Curtice says| son's apartment and driven to a1 cs Gu 0h tae iar we Os He started publishing “a heath| a complete succes scientifically. tional four and a half million dol- aedee we ur aiid eetee ee EO of eM: into Physical Culture maga- | plume, shaped by winds from 40 to - lars to expand GM.of France. Cur-| M 100 cought: eet ae ee 70 miles above into the al- a f ce. Cur-| Mourey has spent 17 of the last _ | zine. Then be branched out in the| 70 miles above earth into tice says this will bring to eight | 21 years in prison. His last term! Some $100 had been counted in| publishing. field with other maga-| Phabetical symbol, was clearly million dollars, the amount to be | was for armed robbery. expended by GM during the next | —_—_—_—— state’s case and would have made Sia and added: Ritholz’ arrest later difficult, Feil- ler said, | WHY WAIT A MONTH? “As it has been reiterated time | and again, Iran's relations with | three years for new buildings. and equipment. : The French expansion wil] con-. Not in Church! SALT LAKE CITY |\®—Margaret the Soviet Union are of the friend-| centrate at the city of Genne- | Williams told police someone took |liest nature, The pact is definitely villiers, where GM produces Frig- | $50 from her purse when she put | “But why,” Williams asked, Did | defensive, not aggressive. It is not! idaire household and commercial | it down temporarily on a table in Unless garden vegetables are | YOU wait more than a month after directed against the Soviet — (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) ‘or any country.” refrigeration units and AC-Delco the 20th ward chapel of the Latter spark plugs and auto products. | Day Saints (Mormon) church. | the Residential Division's climb to- | zines far removed from physical | ward $18,500. | culture,’ | Campaign Manager Robert M.. ; Critchfield urged solicitors to re-| port returns as soon as possible Jap Volcano Erupts The Nye Dairy reported 100 per| KAGOSHIMA, Japan (®—Sakur- | cent employe participation. Its! ajima volcano on Kyushu Island /combined firm-employe gift is | erupted today with a mighty roar | $324, a 33.8 per cent increase over and a smoking 10-minute shower ‘last year. of rock. No one was reported hurt, | ‘By ARNOLD 8. HIRSCH To establish new election pre- cincts or buy voting machines? | That is the question facing Pon- tiae’s city commissioners. Under a fiew State law, there cannot be more than 800 registered | voters in a precinct where paper | ballots are used. There may be | up tq.1,400 voters -in a_machine- equi precinct, however. than 800 regis- 106 and as many as 327 more than the new law permits. No time limit has been set for communities to correct the situa- tion, according to City Clerk Ada R. Evans, who has studied the law for local implications. But the law specifically . stipu- lates that the state will intervene if the local government fails to act i Pontiac has 4 precincts and | To comply, Pontiac can either | paper ballots are used in all of} establish new precincts or it can. them. More than half—25 to be exact—have more tered voters. Twenty of the 25 have ‘at least purchase voting machines.. And. they are not cheap. | A fully automatic veinee . machine sells for $1,445 plus $150 shipping and delivery costs, , Of the: 216 voting precincts in, Opponents contend that a citizen a salesman recently told Mrs. offset by the reduction in number of election workers and time spent tabulating. results, In Today’s Press County News............ 70, n Food News..........41 thru 53 Sports ........ G1, 62, 63, 64, 65 Theaters ...... avi vianaghcs 69 TV & Radio Programs, ... 79 , Women’s Pages..... 54 thru oo. City Must Split Precincts, or Buy Voting Machines Oakland County,. all but the 44 ‘Pontiac precincts and 21 in out- county areas use machines. Fast- growing Oak Park just added five precincts, all mechanized. Voting machines have long been advocated for Pontiac, Main argu- ment for them has been swift, ac- curate election results. Time-consuming Counting is eliminated when machines are do with paper balfots. used. Results are ready when the | polling place closes its. doors. ' Long, tiring and costly hours of tabulation and chance of human error are eliminated. « nearly 30,000 registered voters. Each precinct averages between 1,300 and 1,400 voters. There are three basic workers | plus a worker for each machine at each precinct, Mrs. Holmes | said. All the workers are home within two hours after the last voter has cast his ballot. j can easily lose his vote by be- coming confused and incorrectly | operating the machine. Here is | Royal Oak City Clerk Gladys ; Holmes’ comment: | We have had machines since | 1929 and I feel they are easier to understand than paper ballots. I | think people become less confused ‘with a voting machine than they “Many paper ballots are thrown | out because fhe voter has made other major election, as many as | 11 workers ‘are employed in the ” largest precincts. And they work risteaalirtea far into the following morning. Royal Oak has 5 voting ma- And, because of the long hours, chines in its 23 precincts, serving hee | , Flumphrey | 0 Discuss Budget 4 to Conference This Saturday Secretary of Treasury May Discuss Trouble in Balancing Finances DENVER (# — President Eisenhower will confer Sate urday with another Cabinet member—Secretary of the. Treasury Humphrey. Doc- tors have given their ap- proval. visible more than 300, miles away shortly after its firing at dusk. VISIBLE LONG TIME The vapor trail, foaming out of a special Aerobee rocket from two containers of metallic sodium, was visible, according to the Air Force, tor 27 minutes, REALLY KEPT BUSY! ee ma ee ¢ Are Annan an is ‘YHE PONTIAC PRESS. / THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 ' 555 ee H ne i ' ~ ts 2 | > | V, Denne, i Hospital. in Marcke, Beigium Nov. | , he was the son of Leopold | Godaris DeConinck. He lived | at 4685 Rockcroft,. Waterford Town- | attended Pontiac public schools and has lived in the Pontiac afea 43 years, coming here from Belgium. . Besides his wife, Josephine, and arke PREPARING FOR FAIR — Completing the ar- | teachers; rangements for the Whittier School Festival for tomorrow night, are (l-r) Mrs. James . PTA president; Mrs. slated | Bass, (standing); both | home aid school. |The Day in Birmingham at home. A brother, Omar of "nme Feday. inthe Boxce,| Williams Removes his parents, he is survived by two chairman; Mrs. Walter Barbara and Shirley, both Edward Page, Mrs. Dan Pontiac, also survives. The Rosary will be recited at. Smith Funeral Home. Prayer serv- ie ol be ot 0 on, Sees Bribe Case Official morning in the funeral home. The | (Continued Fem Page One) Ritholz told | knew the room had been wired Several Flint residents testified | : long be- i Hi 4. re bge Ht é An ordinance authorizing a $550.- | { w« Inspection Plan * Accepted by Ike ss | Offers to Adopt Soviet 7 Proposal, Pushes Own ‘Predisarmament’ Idea | | | DENVER (®—President Eisen-| | hower, in a letter to Russia's | Premier Bulganin, couples a for-. |mal U.S. offer to accept a Soviet Commission recommending re-| quire only one or two joint meet- | military inspection plan with a new zoning to commercial eight lots on ings of the committee which for | Plug for the Eisenhower * The Russian plan Eisenhower Commission to Discuss v= Parking Lot Ordinance A request = i : S : : z z z 2 \Final Decision on Rink ito Wait Until October 27 “BIRMINGHAM — Final decision years has arranged the grand ‘on who will take charge of the ‘*eale festivities. i rd had been weiner to make certain studies which _ night, then not even used by the} County Health Department. eeta bs cotielin it se acl ss to Berwick. to Fern, and Fern avenue from | Harvey to Highland. A report from the City Plan to the | agreed to would allow stationing of | neer'’s cost estimates for the fol to run icity is cole | be told, as we have done consider- | j ti 4 ii ; 7 let iy! i i : : McLogan, a i 4] 3 Pomp cere cee mutual inspection teams at vital lowing: locations throughout the United Storm drain tm Dellwood avenue from land. end om Howland from Dellcosd to | President's Luther. vans * ue fi i 2 He ot ft | rE ek F ily be Et = EAE el fit Hill st Mrs. McLogan said Feiler had discussed the Ritholz and poowere| A" Bulganin found much fault | fe saa rate a, Lunes oSe fon . | attac ulganin much fault! pran ws 3 ‘TALKED OF BRIBE ‘with the Eisenhower plan first set |, aeecial Sssessment rol! for curp, gut-| fe 98 North {{ * ory , A Deaabere worker was reported | Other Flint residents testified forth at the Big Four 4 trom Baldwin te Segisaw es venue Saginaw aan ed Se tet ae after his! that Feiler had told them about conference in Geneva last July Se Street BROTHERS Ree Poot SOP to, & concrete ‘Moor the alleged bribe offer long before Scere vee HST Sa l Bae KI vad “ Sept. 20 statement and that he | blunt criticism of his proposal, the | ys egion PRE Feiler said Ritholz had made ‘one time $3,000 or $4,000 to ‘‘wash | it out.” “I told him I couldn't help him “Deo you have any explanation as to why you didn’t report those early bribe offers,” Williams asked. St. Joseph. Mercy Hospital's «when he called me in November emergency clinic said X-ray films I just thought it was a big joke, of Klovski's back, which was 1 ‘didn’t know what to think.’ thought to be injured, had proved Feiler replied. négative. but that the was being «you think a, bribe is a joke?” kept for observation. | Williams asked. “You were in the Navy, what would you think if. ‘foreign agents asked you secrets about your country.’ for tty fair end cooler today, high near 60 oTir FBI Clear and with scattered frost % 1ED — lew L. ~ —o fair ane Feiler insisted that he did report near Ww winds 10-18 con ané@ the the transaction as soon as he humidity was 9? per meant it was necessary. He said Teday in Pontise he reported Ritholz’ actions first tain temperature preceding 6 ®™~ +4 the FBI, who turned the report ' # @.m.: Wind velocity 19 mp.b. over to state police. sete fnureday * am p.m | The petition requesting Feiler’s a.m, mn rises Pride removal was signed by Detective Moon sets wae ¥ 4:33 pm . co one earaday ‘et Lieutenant Donald M. Berry, state policeman who headed the detach- és Rewntons, be oracle ee t hi WB. es eweees a. m. . i @-senaere Gia oe ~ which arrested Ritholz. te mB mse | Williams said he would let two a eerrenet «| | of the three charges in the peti- | thom stand, but would strike out e a charge that Feiler had been Ea, 10s Severeet éovntow oe | guilty ef “corrupt conduct in ee er a) ‘ pes | “I would strike that part and give Dr. Feiler the benefit of the " sensaneessnsss 08 | doubt, although there is a possi-| rons 62.5 | bates ot construing his action otherwise,”’ Williams gaid. 1 “Mgbent and, Lowest 7 ‘tan "| “To me,” he added, “his actions 1875 are much more than a mistake of. judgment. He hasn't lived up to | the duties-of his office.” World supply of the platinum group metals is obtained from such widelyscattered sources as South Africa, Russia, Canada, | Alaska, Columbia and some other. minor export aréas. paeeeneneste peinatanres told PO had discussed it in public places. President took aerial inspection, | At the same time, apparently | in a move to keep that hope alive. | | Eisenhower reiterated that this: country is willing to combine his | + plan and the Soviet program with | a view toward disarmament in the long run, In a Sept.'19 message to Eisen- hower, five days before the Presi- |dent was stricken with a heart, | Spe note mier’s’ assertion that “te. a eee | |hower plan was getting careful study by the Soviet high command ... lam encouraged, ad Eisen. hower wrote, ‘‘that you are * giving | such full consideration to my Gen. | eva proposal." * * * Then, in his. concluding para- graph, the President formally re- newed a bid to Russia ‘to allay) ‘fear and suspicion’ by combining | ' both. his own and the Soviet plan | for mutually checking on military | installations and movements, Ei- senhower said: “T have not forgotten your pro. posal having to do with stationing | inspection teams at key points in our countries, and if you feel this ' would help to create the better spirit I refer to, we could accept that too,"' Detroit Sells Streetcars DETROIT w—Mayor Albert E. Cobo has approved a plan to sell the city’s 183 remaining streetcars to Mexico City. Officials of the Mexican capital have agreed to pay. $1,098,000 for the lot~$6,006 apiece. tter and 4 ia rainage on Howland | | street “Sur, gue end” rinage Public hearings are set tor the Intention te construct water main i ~~! L wvenee Som L, ay wwrenn. | ‘’ won pa J Menominee and — assessment roll fi and selated work on folie, ,areinags | }- to Special Sssessment colt, aj sanitary | sewer on Luther street High: mfieid. a Assessment roll for sanitary | La Sod tka avenue from Dell- Gpecial caseecment roll for curb, | ter and ¢ on Motor street |" one, ‘Haywire’ in Action NEW YORK @#®—Former Presi- Harry S, Truman today ac- cused the American Legion | of | going “haywire” in wanting the United States to quit the United | Nations Educational, Scientific and |; Cultural Organization, . 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The affair pew ie -_ at Franklin Community sieges ° | get under way at 8:30 p.m., with | Art Carty doing the calling. parade and party bes | been systematized enough to re- | Privately-owned forests current | ly supply up to 90 per cent i ut in E ? Flat fg a g teeta & the timber for domestic purposes. Even at This “DISCOUNT PRICE” It’s FULLY GUARANTEED by Maker and Simms! GENERAL @ ELECTRIC Steam & Dry g IRON £4 Regular $17.95 Value Switches from steam to dry froning at the flick of @ button... lets you steam-iron clothes without F sprinkling. Mandy fabric dial lets you control tem- perature for ali Tebrics. Lightweight—weighs only 3% pounds. Your best buy in steam frons and | you save $6.18 at Simms low price. Brand nev, fully guaranteed. LADIES’ and MISSES’—All’ New Styles Saddles--Penny Loafers | mies and Buckles Values to $4 ara Sizes 4144 to 9 Why more for your back Ne school shoes? al evan in aot all wanted aer selection. at lowest now and prices. Buy save. TAMAS. 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Holds even heat . . . lasts a life- fe] time. _ retains bright lustre. $4.25 Value (9 inch) ... $2.29 $4.75 Value (10 inch) .. $2.49 $5.45 Value (1012 inch) $2.98 ~~ because of minor finishing r SIMAS.“. flaws, these are classified as St—2nd Floor eoseneceqeoes 2nds by famous maker. Simms GUARANTEE complete satis- faction. $8 N. SCOSSCHCoCCCRS CERES SOCOREEEEEe e N 0 0.000000000000000000000800000000000000008 Sed ra or Ca Wer XCABARDINES %& CORDS % NAPPED FLANNELS je, v2 $4488 Zipper Fly—Crease Resistant Solid color gabardines, solid color cords and solid color napped flannels all in crease resistant rayon acetates. Popular Hollywood waistbands, sipper fly and pleated. Choice of navy, charcoal, green, brows and light blue. SIMMS.“ , . . . : : : . Ni aN aN N aN aoe |N iN \ N aN \ \ N \ q\ HN \ N . N N N \ \ \ \ Y CHILDREN'S WEAR N \ N N \ N HN ‘ \ N N \ N \ N \ N | N N N \ \ N N N \ \ N \ N N N , N N N nes . FIPIIIZIZIZI DDO OO ODOM « — ‘BIG BARGAINS’ for LIL’ FOLKS Specially Priced for Friday and Saturday! Gay, Colorful FALL PLAIDS ‘Boys’ Flannel Shirts $429 Boys’ flanne! shirts with tailored collar, button cuff, yoke back. Full cut for action wear. Choice of assorted plaids in gay colors, ‘DAVY “CROCKETT’ Children’s JEANS § ao | 99 As ditieom, jeans with fringe sides, zip- per front, two pockets in back, Fully |. Sanforized in ail sizes 2 to 12. “re ene Sizes 2 to 6x $2.95 Value ee Oe, ” Zipper F ront-—CHILDRE! Nv’ 5 Winter Jackets i, $399 Quilt Lined—Wool Interlining jackets with zipper fronts, two pockets, - fitted waist, ete. Quilt lined with wool interlining. Choice of many assorted. colors. Sizes 3 to 14, Sp SR Ure aR) To Keep Your Kids Warm on Those Chilly Nights Ahead . . . You'd Better Get . Hanes Merrichild ons For ‘toddlers and children. Thrift price sleepers that resist shrink- ing . . . cozy cotton knits with gripper fasteners, double soled feet, long sleeves. Choice of 4 colors. Famous ‘SAFETY SERVER’ Baby Table $13.95 Value 56* “4M Replaces the high chair —— ufjmore area for dishes . o* Tor FAREA waagless chance for spilling. style as a Wood table with folding tured folding seat, rolling bab y pers out of harm's way. casters, masonite top, safety strap and footrest. Brand 2 Mage has self-hibricating bearings, shock rber earings. Detachable push handle with {{@ aot SIMMS. 8. ~ Escape Into Austria Hungarian Fugitives | Made to Sell at $6.95 SAVE OVER $4.00! All Steel 2-Wheel Truck 98 N. Saginaw ed Floor Everyday Low Price! REGULAR SIZE POPULAR CIGARETTES PER CARTON 1.89 PLUS 6e TAX gare | gd favorite brand at this lar size Camels, etc. Pull carton of 10 $5.95 Value “4” to $14.95.) SIMMS... 98 N. Saginaw low Regu Lucky Patrike, Chesterfield, Old ool. © packs. Remember Your ‘SWEETIE’ with @ Bos of Candy! Fomous 3 WH ITMAN’S ~ Boxed Chocolates Whitman's ‘Pinwheel’ ....full pound Whitman's ‘Soft Centers’. . full pound $1.69 © Whitman's Milk Chocolates, full pound $1.75 © Whitman's ‘Golden Flair’ . full pound $1.75 ° ‘Sweetie’ =e better than a of cand. 5 iy? | Whitman's ‘Sampler’ .....full pound $2.00 © ; par pel pg ¢ Brachs Glenview #5 | full pound.,......-... 79 Miniatures, pound. . . 79 F $1.50 | In FREE Shopping Bag - 10 = 92° } Soft and absorbent "Waldorf" toilet tissues in free cee bag full, of 10 rolls at this extra low ! price. - Friday and Saturday oan "SPECIAL PRICES 'DRUG NEEDS Priced Low! | “WALDORF” TOILET TISSUE , ‘F. airest’ After Shave - (Lotion 14° Outlast 4 Ordinary Pencils Genuine meerschaum pipe with | amber stem. Choice of 5 popular | shapes. Gift boxed. $1.00 holds | in layaway. (Other -pipes $9.95 | —Main Floor ARTHRITIS SUFFERERS! ” orrer SAME DAY | RELIEF! 100 Tablets $2.49 | SIMMS—Darg Dept | 98 North Saginaw FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY SPECIALS! Not a ‘SPECIAL’ But Our|E HARDWAkE DEPT. Maker's Tag Says $3.95—LOOK ‘at SIMMS LOW PRICE! SET of 6 . MAGNETIZED SCREW DRIVERS With WALL RACK © jumbo and Small Sizes * One © Magnetized Blades © UL Plastic Handles Famous Zalko ‘ARCO’ screw driver set at this extra low price for Friday and Saturday only. Complete set as described v ~ lec alae aaa aa Rubbish Burner : Regular $2.00 Value © Chotee of either the paint a, _ paint tray. a an el each, | er buy togeth coqncnccccssocescesocescccsiosooessoggsooes Reflects in the Light TSIMMS.! a, © Size for Every job Rust-resistant galvanized wire burner with zipper top and volcano bottom draft. Limit 1 per customer. 49°... / Phillips Style © Biade-Clip Screw Holder eats 1 33 Genuine Lambs Wool Roller—All Metal Pan 7-in. Paint Roller age _or Paint Tray .YOUR CHOICE 7 | METAL HOUSE NUMBERS Reg. 25¢ Each 3%” high, 2% wide, black anant with reflector style trumerais. 1 thru 6 @ BROTHE nbd 5‘ Floor —ind | 3 For Rugs, Drapes, Upholstery, Ete. : M-O-Lene Dry Cleaner. .. Full Pint RUBBING ALCOHOL $998) = $76 Value—Hammock Type Seat | Folding Wheel Chair. $4995 Limit 6—Regular 23c Value Baker's Liquid Milk...... For Use in the Automobile Baby Bottle Warmer ... ov @@ 9 Shirts! Ee. @ Boxer Shorts in imported Cotton Pimas, Shirtings and French Madras. Choose Plaids, Checks, Solids, 30-44. @ T-Shirts in fine combed cotton lisle, non-shrink and ribbed seamless collar reinforced with Miracle Dacron. S-M-L-XL. @ Athletic Shirts in fine combed cotton ingrain lisle, guaranteed to keep their shape. 36-46 @ Hurry in today during Waite’s Fall Sale Savings on a.Complete New Supply. Waite's Men's Furnishings—Street Floor ERE PPE LIOE Save 5.99 on Regularly to 12.98 Fine Quality Popularly Styled Men’s ALL WOOL Flannel and Gabardine Slacks @ Softest All Wool @ Long Wearing All Wool Flannels! Gabardines! @ Also Choose Wool and Rayon Blend Gabardines' @ Expertly Tailored Deep Pleats With Generous Seat Allowance! @ Non-Roll Waistband Top! Clean Finished Underpockets! , @ Sizes 29-42 in Eight Popular Fall Colors! Hurry in Today! Waite's Men's Sportsweor—Street Floor «! ey ie 5 oe ~i* i i a. 3 pS ie “ ree er ee ye ee ie pete ee — Tre Y i aa atk) ee ae , pe we ee ite aa, | : fis 6 ioe 4 . «nf } ‘ Ki \ ‘ | fy ; j s ' } i Bet i d er Fn ? f , t et i 4 1 } t : Pp oye f J ; ae ) py ty ’ t [ , ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 1,500 ‘FREE PRIZES © NOTHING TO BUY! a e SIMPLY COME IN AND EEDN'T PRESENT TO WIN! California Styled Fireplace Ensemble Regularly 54.95 se “@ Gleaming Solid © 18-Inch Tall Brass With Black | Andirons With Screen! ; Modern Crescent 7 Design! @ Pull Chain Black . Mesh Screen! @ Fireset With pele * . @ 38x31 Brass Frame ren Gee Gavel ana Finder! @ Hurry in Today for 3 @ Brass and Black a Bright Fireplace : Andirons, Stand Accessory for Your and Tools! . Home! Waite's Housewares—Filth Floor Save 19.96 on 4-Ply Nubby Twist on Each One Regularly 16.98! 9x12 COTTON RUG Plus Matching Table Lamp Sale WAFFLE Cushion ..... @y99 @ Imported Triplex and eared — Diy, YIP Alabasters , J Save 6.99 Giant Step on it—this is luxury! Extra heavy, extra nubby @ Famous Make twist cotton—tightly tufted of finest 4-ply yarns! aiceara ~ : © Solid Brass and Antiqued e Elegant Crackle Glass and Tufts are locked in for keeps by heavy latex back so nclude : - Metals Traditi 1 Milk Cl vacuuming is easy. You get the rug plus the proper ; . - aditiona ' ass cushion that makes it thicker still, doubles the wear. a ® Hand Decorated China, From top American makers! Italian and German imports each lamp Hurry in today for yours! ; Hand Cut Lead Crystals with its own specially designed shade! Hurry in today for yours during 4 sale prices! . _ Watte’s Lamps—Filth Floor @ Cocoa Brown @Rose @ Sandalwood @ White ®@ Hunter Green ‘@ Light Green » @ Red © Grey : “Save 15.51 on Regularly 35.50 Famous Dinnerware at Tremendous Savings! (90-Pc. Imported English China Dinnerware g?° Service for 8! @ Burgandy . Waite’s Floor Coverings —Fifth Floor @ Exquisitely Beautiful Patterns Now at Savings That You Won't Want fo Misa Save 5.96 on Boy’s & Girl’s Famous @ Distinctive English Dinnerware Imported for This hy teoarwlat tie 10-12 or 16 Inch TRICYLE @ All First Quality 50-Pc. Dinnerware in Two Superbly , we a” ' Tasteful Patterns—‘‘Old Mill” in Brown and @ Sparkling New Vivid “Chippendale” in Rose! Red Color! e Adjustable —_— , Seat and 50-Pc. Service Includes: 7 , Handle Bars!. @ Thick, Cushiony 134” Thick Tires! ® 8 dinner plates -. @-8 square salads ein Strong meen Tae rank ® 8 bread and butters © 8 fruits ° pus ee ey is © 8 cups ® 8 saucers Hurry in Today! ) © 12” platter ® oval vegetable , | NO MONEY DOWN. CALL FE 4-251] TODAY! Waite’s “ae / / $] Down Holds Yours in Layaway! “Old Mill Brown” Waite's Tricycles—Downstairs Store ay a ’ @ NOTHING 10 Buy! © SIMPLY COME IN AnD” os - @RGSTER —-@ YOU NEEDN'T BE . PRESENT TO WIN! starting at. .. unforgettable Fall Season! detailing. Expertly Values! tailored and superbly: @ S-M-L. White & Pastels! knitted to last throughout Others at 1.99! © many seasons. miss these outstanding savings on knitwear. A.- Famous make knit skirts, - regularly 11.95, 10-18... .7.99 B & E. Famous slipons and card- igans, washable and mothproof}- ed, 32-40, reg. to 10.95. 5.99 C. Fgmous cardigan with an- gora trim, 32-40 .. . regularly DRONE i Ssabesvsvereveyd Oe D. . Famous woven flannel skirt, 10-18 ..... regularly 19.98, 10.99 Wailte’s Sportswear—Third Floor of Fashion 99 Famous and favorite brand of mix ‘n match for an Hurry in today and scoop up several ensembles of: luxurious Kharafleece separates in many styles and with exceptional Brand _ GIRDLES 399 e ) Regularly 5.95 to 7.95 Don't 1 Fwy > st ak @ Reg. 2.00 Maiden Form Cotton Bras, 32-38, ABC cups. White. @ Reg. 1.99 Peter Pan Bras, 32- 36, 32-38, White, Waite's Corsets ‘ond Brassieries—S « d Floor ‘ Lat Greatest Sale of Our Exclusive MILLAY Hosiery Regularly to 1.35 Pair now... ihe Pair Save 1.80 on 3 Pair Only 2.25! 3 Shades! Exact Sizes! Taupe Gold Note 815 to 11 in exact lengths of 29.35. Rose Here’s a sale you must not miss! Greatest savings ever on every kind of stocking you need. They're our exclusive Millay .. . made for us by one of the most famous hosiery manufacturers in the country. Treat yourself to a won- derful new hosiery wardrobe now at these savings. But don't delay — these prices are limited to our present supply. Choose Dress Sheers, Walking Sheers and Sturdy Sheers. Also Kant Run Styles. Self and dark seams. Contour fitted from thigh to toe. Hurry in today and save! Waite's Hosiery—Street Floor Sale. ... Most Famous Name Lingerie . Regularly 5.95! 399 @ Special Purchase of Your Favorite Slips and Half-Slips! aly @ All Luxurious Nylon Tricot With Only { Tiny Imperfections! @ Sizes 32 to 42, S-M-L in White and Pastels! We can’t mention the nome of this very real savings in famous lingerie, but due to this special purchase we know that satisfaction is yours today when you buy oa new lingerie wardrobe during Waite’s Great Fall Sale! Hurry in today. Reg. to 8.95 GOWNS....... 5.95 Reg. to 7.95 GOWNS ...... + 4.95 Waite's Better Lingerie— Second Floor Wee “Seid on, j "4 vee | be ~ de . git ve Ket “y ik ome oe > ha iy ae oe Ag gene ‘ Gee ge Ae ae by Cer ™ 4 ¥ Y ys ee Ve \ le a, yh eas = 7 Oe Fe ig "/ vo. ty — : We i, : — ee “2 po. i yy sais te W (ie Metis 7. * i : . iy itis ‘aa Y sal pst in i pA a ay ? bey ae pind ] ia y as ekg . \ as 3 | f Lio & / a lina Ly Ay pe a" ; ’ , ’ a —— , ; ; woe i ' ww! : cn my ff ee ; ae ‘ 2 ys ; : fot y ie, i : ' , . * i 3 [ ) ae } j \ 2 i Ay ‘ ae. ) THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY.’ OCTOBER 13. 1955 4 vinta jab : / THE’ PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,1955 pt ) ELEVEN «” Pe ee OS ASHE Kenmore 36-inch Automatic Electric Range with Store-wide Event See Sears Ads — Check the Values — Many. Not Listed! You'll Find Reduced Prices on Wanted Items in Every Department! Use. Your Credit- $ ‘DOWN Delivers Any Appliance 5 Up to $200! ‘Deience on Saoy, Seana $10 Serenata deer ne Large Built-in Griddle and Workspace Cover a) AT A LOW BUDGET PRICE Where But at Sears Can You Get These Features for Only | 229% JUST +10 DOWN Balance Monthly - on Sears Easy Payment Plan! SEARS ie] a:illd @\, lek@e) Amazing Low Price for So. Much Automatic Laundering Convenience =)” KENMORE COMBINATION SEARS LOW PRICE 9* ONLY $5 DOWN > <> D> i RS AND SAVE -_ Look at These Time- SHOP AT SEARS Saving Features | @ Top-or-Well for deep- well cooking. Converts te 4h surface unit, ‘¥ Two 6-Inch Speakers dv 6 Tubes Plus Rectifier As-soft notes stream out of your Silvertone, you feel the per- former is actually in your pres- KENMORE WASHER 9 ence! Play records — any size Ht \t SUSHI VASAT HET _ listen to your favorite radio ONLY $10 DOWN weg ; oe, music and relax to magnificent 4 hi-fil The mahogany wood- (oe veneer adds a ‘touch to: your a eee - ‘home. See it at Sears low sale | KENMORE DRYER : 3 ee : price during this event! —— =» bets : z KENMORE DRYER ee. . Silvertone — master of precision sound engineering, a 8 bring you the finest in hi-fi sound equipment! 88 one ONLY $5 DOWN Fomily-size Visi-Bake even is porceloin enom- sled for cory cleaning. wrt 169" With Built- in Griddle Only $5 Down on Sears Easy Terms Record Price! Full-size Deluxe Kenmore GRIDDLE-TOP RANGE ¢ 36-in. wide; smokeless swing-out broiler 7-heot wper-fost Micre- whe top wut ere pusk- button controled. e Electric clock, Ken-Timer; utility outlet coat, Comets an Gb e Built-in lamp; choice of backguard colors Silvertone Has New Expanded Clock Face Clock-Radio Sale New Built-in, 8 8 Loop Antenna! Modern Cabinet ONLY $3 DOWN SPECIAL—Big 11.9 Cubic Foot FAMILY-SIZE COLDSPOT (with Full-Width Freezer Chest) tm ee oar w SAM, ROERUCK W@ CO. REDUCED THIS SALE ONLY! ) Y KENMORE DRYER . No Other Has All These Big Features ua pen dened KENMORE WASHER It’s Work and Worry-Free, Specially Priced for Savings During Sears Days! This family-size Kenmore washes, rinses and spin-dries a full 9-pound load to save time! The agitator action gently washes the dirtiest clothes cleaner . . . gets colors bright again! Modern Wakes you and puts you to sleep to pleasant music or Your favorite radio programs == you start everday the right way! Features sleep switch and awakening buzzer. Brown and ivory plastic cabinet. Save now! : Sears Days Special Purchase Price 229" ONLY $10 DOWN Ulira-vielet Sun-Fresh leoves them sunshine- fresh. ot This Amazingly Low Sale Price! Your clothes dry m-m-m sunshine fresh in any weather —and EVERY DAY is ‘‘Sun-Day’” with Sears Automatic eo Pri 88 fabric setting lets you wash the daintiest nylons, Yor Sane eee D 1 We’ nvinced ’t buy better... has er aga I 39 , rayons, acetates with safety. you dial the water waning ogmaer exten “J ‘Terigevature selections. hot. medeams and valine BIG-AS-LI FE PICTU R E PLEASU RE, N EW COMPA CT, S aN @ ' temperature for hot, medium or warm! The f , you dry any fabric; Automatic door shut-off for safety; automatic wash cycle is fully flexible . ... start Handy Load-a-Door is a shelf for loading or unloading; SAVI NG CABINET... AT OUR ALL-TIME LOWEST PRICE : or stop at any time. See it now—save! Ultra-violet Sun-Fresh lamp sanitizes and deodorizes! See this: Kenmore electric model today—save! Kenmore Gas Dryer, sale-priced...... 179.88 — - mtjices | , : Appliance Dept.—Sears Main Floor - " om ie ge iis shar i. Be ‘ ; . a ¥ ay ; , ; ‘ Capacity ' Only $5 Down on Sears Easy Terms Visi-Matic Gives You Washday Ease ; : Appliance Dept.—Sears Main Floor WRINGER WASHERS P} t sat h dv food rage for large or e You see, control the entire wringing action PF lAl enty o e, handy icod sto fe) » Oo gs smal] families . .. plus the convenience'of a e Roto-Swirl .. . gentle, effective agitation S C built-in freezer chest! Full-width Handi-Bin ¢ Automatic electric timer starts, stops action keeps vegetables dewy-fresh.: Has butter bin too! Porcelain interior and heavily-plated : shelves always stay like new .. . see it at Ee e *( 0, ne ae PO ——___) TELEVISION If 24-INCH LOW-BOY F pRice'To PAY! |] CON et | Sears and save! . LJ Ld Nationwide Service Sears maintains 1200 service centers to serve you prompi! ‘ using exact duplicate parts and tactory approved methods PHONE FE 5-4171! SAVE: OVER 50% On 4 Most Popular Freezer and Kitchen Food Wrap Specials! 14.7 Cubic Foot COLDSPOT CHEST rREELER No “Extra Cost” at Sears! : : 2 79° PAY ONLY $10 DOWN "9 3s 3; ' Se . pe ee Pi ee par'son shopped and ay, Proved - - — ne & oe $10 DOWN Specially Reduced for This Sears —, Event... Ly Ny Regularly 1.98 The buy of the year! Brilliant console styling and flaw television performance for your home—at Sears amazin low price. Yes, look to the all-new Silvertone for more | Kenmore rotary sewing machine 4 dv Maple or walnut veneer cabinet Making your own fashions is more ore with 88 a Kenmore. It sews forward or backward, . darns wit! ouble-lock stitch . even zlides ove ns and tucl No need for hand tures... more enjoyment... more pleasure. Buy itat $ Only Silvertone gives you all ''6”’ for ‘56 ONLY $10 DOWN ON SEARS EASY PAYMENT y 9 y PLAN AND YOU CAN ENJOY ANY SILVERTONE TV — ® Hi-Lite tuning for easy channel changing «+ includes: ® Three hi-fi speakers for superior sound PERMA-THRIFT POWER “The Heart of Your Coldspot”’ Sealed in a bath of oi]... @ A “store that never closes” in your home @ Freezes, stores 514 lbs. of meat, food this rotary compressor More relaxation, lower food bills, more convenience basting. Why Kenmore even pays for itself One-year picture tube warranty. Parts warranty © Easy-to-roll casters for room-to-room t.v wears /tself in! with your all-new Coldspot Freezer! This popular in sewing sav vie 32—-AND you save $20 dur- ONLY $5 DOWN One-yeor receiving tube warranty y : 14.7 cu. ft. size can be in your home for just $10 down! Genuine porcelain enamel interior with gleaming white Durabond cabinet. It's specially ing this sale . + M0 extra down payment for: @ Fabulous pull-in power 18 KV chassis Adabienst ee een ae ea ant inmealen ® Tilted; tinted removable safety glass *“* © © © @# & New! Two - ition Handy, cut-frent tem- ad tig phy ve Ready-Rack hoids rature gauge and section for extra-fas pate 1 LIMIT: Four of each item to « customer! les Genaen bole cont. °° ColaGeaeal Wak food Wreeting. priced during Sears big sale! Similar to picture, ® Deluxe mahogany finish cabinet to fit an fe 0 your monty bach SFAR§ PRICES SLASHED . . . HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED BARGAINS . . . BUY NOW AND SAVE . . . 154 North Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 | to te ll - ss = TT ee et oe 9 ie cpehaae an see ee atte ¥ nee ee , Y " oN ee eee oe y Sign asi, , ee = FB a: 7 LS i ’ bd f é # : 4 > P }* x yes ; / ; iy : / ae Se ee é | pie fa. 5 2p \ hie Re ‘ , f i U i ea f i ‘ ‘ § 4 rk / ‘ \ é / ‘ " , | ‘ | ee Che sap Le fe te ee On ee ee Ye é i é Fi I 2 on} ; ; ‘ ‘ ee "3 | | __ "THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1955 is (Himmel! Vas Ist der Amerikanisher Squash? a the Watering Can” “and “Good in for 50 .” ) the for next year are; “Had an excellent lunch,” Mac-| rewards to the hunters who bag «banat dae ames WASHINGTON @ be agione a stay hep ro years. prospects sor ¥ | on |$420 Reword for Tigers "5 "ue oS farland planted squash seeds | Neighbor Over the Garden Fence.” so good the president of the Phil- man-eating tigers last A Germany, | Only the Communist paper looked did seed Did they eat squash? farmseand villages in that central| producing and you could say, “der|dourly at the “They | Some of the Germans raised bigger | to drop by and fill him in on the| “By golly, we didn’t,” he said. | Indian state. The largest reward J , : eichelkurbis,” he was on his way | said this proved Americans plan to| squashes than Macfarland’s, and! German garden club situation. “T feel like a traitor.” —half of the prize money—is : He has been praised, extrava- ' , ; gantly, by the Germans, and con- . af ae demned, ng pent by = a WASHINGTON — The United! SoM garden “f States Navy has finally won its © . 8 8 2 . battle against hitch-hiking bar-| When Mactariand, who ts in the | 4 nacies. No longer need these. S. Information Agency, was < tight-sticking crustaceans crowd sent to Germany, he planned to : their shells onto hulls of Navy do as he always had, whether he ships, causing loss in speed and was in Canada or Turkey. (Yes ' sir, he would have a little garden. ‘ oe A PACKET OF SEEDS 2 wer te : Beveloped s plastic paint deadly _ Welt tok tee, but tow, sar Te] 4a:iid @\. [eager —" ted LF eed ZELAN TREATED HUNTING OUTFITS §& Hunting. Coats rai, ee @ 11-Ounce Duck . . . Resists Snags! * pocket : Whether you're huddling in- a duck blind or sloshing through a _ peat ——e yes be = panes — : condition in this J. C. Higgins hunting Easy to Clean outfit. Buy one today ... You'll save more during this sale! - ny i Lit H i rf if Bg ae i reel 3 i ii “if if = se ii Jeu “EE | f i r ; § if U i : if : if fj i nin i ih re ari ath 2 B tpell ie + i F : g : Twists just like a dial . ++ from extra full to . extra open .¢. 9 guns in one!— reid z ei i i 18 E i ; : | | f tt h 1 if it sweet corn and squash. ._ * : STUB Moles A 3 | HUNTING le = &§ ia te] hm Vagite), | LICENSE At Sears And / SHOTGUN WITH : Save Time! ia ee fe) ¢: E i i iz: F z F e li nite sete fis 3 Hilt | ( i iF if i Fy i ! i i i i E if z i Fit Bf z t Li 3 : © AMERIKANISHER i ! : : Pan re aed . Sears ‘Ton Terms Repeater Shotgun | E é g . z i 2 g : mee * J. C. Higgins Pump Action Reg. 2 PCMag Available in 12, 16 and 20 gauges Bog $70 $55 Extra Range, 12, 16, 20 Gauge 9 9 . uge 800 Gray or Join the million and more hunters that now use this gun! Ventilated rib guna outer, oJ Boxes of 25 extrarange shells" SARS, ROEDUCK AMD CO. Big capacity tubular feed magazine means there's no clip easier pointing. Six shot ca- od High velocity hunting load ul it Hl i tity. Free falli ion. to lose! Rich walnut stock has rubber recoil pad. Buy now! foal lightweight, tool Seve!) qf 3% dram, 1 Y-ahot ouiice BOX COLE’S SPACE SAVERS! = | py o£ : sons (bles sofe-type STEEL CABINETS B Bui 10K A LIFETIME b | eee 5 ie ne ae ee * Will keep your wpplion end Hunting Vests' ‘Plastic Gun Case 95 . | bn terses,” . so a ple Aa spss Loege etl $0 Det Made of 28-02. Virgin Vinyl Gas Operated ; 89 Single Barrel Shotgun 23° self. Prevents pilferage. NEW J. C. Higgins M/60 J. C. Higgins, 12, 16, 20 Gauge . EASY TERMS EASY TERMS Lightweight and automatically gas-operated .... means Full choke, automatic “two-way-top-snap visible ham- Now otty 1,98 Reg. 395 «=. AD | f ing ,device controlled by « ' lock. Pive adjus- Shell. veste made of cotton The best at a low price! Deep, a th firt tion { f | Ga ad One shell ae, able eomportments. Green or — cour anly, Kvtdlehie (2 fon atitching. —_e ae yy power Rion cuts bruising. recoil by 34%. Fires © shots - finished sock. Metal Sect 1 cout siobt’ Weide Sine Cole grey. 36” wide, 76” sizes 36 to 46 at Sears savings! 44, 48 or 52-inch size. in | second. See it! Shop! — Save! high, 18%" deep. re 0 a. eee QUALI Additional Shelves $3.95 " BAG A BUY TODAY! SPECIAL VALUES! y x 7, WE ISSUE DUCK If: FOR ‘ VALUABLE \\ CUA YLLELELLLLL TLL AVY B A <6 8 : STAMPS ' | 9-Pe. Archery Set Hand Warmers 8x30mm Binocular : | $0-lb. Pull Hunting Bow — Warms Hands Without Flame Genuine Leather Case, Strap Rifle ' | Cleaning Kits COLE’S NEW Reg. 1495 = 12,99 neg. 139 =) neg. 2395 18,88 g CONCEALED ‘I Get a Jonger hunting season Generates 125 F. for 24 hours _— Precision made, magnifies % | hunt with @ recurved hick- er more on one filling! Lighter times, 30mm objective lenses SEGRET VAULT i. ory bow, 6 broad-head hunting fluid reacts on element. Pocket are achromatic, optically | arrows. Armquard. 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Special Savings on Winter Tires SAVE $10 ON A PAIR SILENT TRACTIONS Priced Exceptiona Low tor This Quality No TRADE-IN REQUIRED SILENT TRACTION WHITEWALLS / Regular Price for /Twe 60.50 plus tax Sealifaction puananted o youn monty bch SEARS Ye : \ IAN, Saginaw St ie aa Noscap ou Bina Si a na gam simecapehibastiieisste: + THE pera PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ‘18, 1955 Coe a ee eee ee ee : ot ' Br oe etc BPN. : wy Pavties warren i Se sid she fo, anyway, |, Edo not consider this much of | NEW YORK (INS)—Pat Morris, she’ a nice rest. an accomplishment, as it was the the demure little coed who got her- | Furthermore, NBC — which spon- Sele wi self hypnotized out of a $100,000; Sored her flirtation with a fortune— Mind of rie hee ren" fortune on TV, must have been in nal BOR Tae FLA On & Hew cas might just me any’. a heck of a transfix! and a refrigerator for her sorority; Wway- we: Bos «| Recta nt UBC. “Ab, you're fighting me,” said Not since Trilby has a sweet | VOICE OF EXPERIENCE the amateur hypnotist. who urged " young thing been duped. so royally |“ To telt the truth, if she were any | me to bark like a dog. by a glistening eye and cottony | jess naive-looking, and any older| 1 snarled girlishly. voice. She was sitting there, see. than a college freshman, I might * * * with a tableful of money worth a suspect a rat in Pat's sudden sleep.| The most professional one who least $67,000 in taxes on a tray be-| The reason I say this is that I/ ever got hold of my eyes was a side her. have had run-ins (or is it look-| fellow in. Dayton, Ohio, who! Them a man named Arthur | overs?) with hypnotists before; in Claimed to have hypnotized serv- Ellen put his hand on her head, | fact, some of my best friends are icemen on the battlefield during EB mumbled. the veodoo words | hypnotists in a way of speaking. | World War II. He learned his tal- E. “nena, sena, rena” over her, and & 8 | ent, he said, among the Yogi set in : what happens? All the hypnotists I have run into india. - e “I knew the money was there,” {have tried to put me in a trance CONSIDERED GOOD e she said afterward. “I could see and make me do silly things, but} This boy used the hushed-voice- | : jt, and I wanted to walk over and | the most any ever rap tagroged and-glazed-eye technique and was | ick it But I couldn’ was to get me to say ‘This is @| considered quite good, frequent - ~ gen ¥ Bet rightful party” to a hostess. a aN | his, but my powers of perception were better. Finally, he agreed that I was beyond him. And he conceded that if a strong-willed person resists, | indeed fights, a hypnotist, it is vir- | | tually impossible for him or her | to become entranced. If this is so, and I believe it «| putin: followers, then poor Ses asks hive to lacks «te - Hay “+ apne gen Seema Maa P 2 : Remember, dear, for next time: It anybody says “nena, zena, rena’’—dion’t just sit there. Fight. Foreclosures Fall CHICAGO — The United States Savings and Loan League reports that foreclosures on nonfarm resi- dential mortgages. in 1954 totaled about 26,000, about one tenth the ' number of foreclosures in 1933 and one third as many as in 1940. To- | | day’ s foreclosure rate is less than | I one per cent of the number of new | mortgages recorded. Hawaii's normal annual output hypnotizing large groups of Day-'a popular conception among Ras-| of sugar is one million. tons. Bement, Illinois, aah Century Anniversary them was Bodinan’s bath tub and| The international building ex- | by Steve Hawks in | hibition originally scheduled for mene 1956 in West Berlin has been post- poned until the summer of 1957, vee LAL aD nated the land. See eee ee ae Bement's first real house was built for Bodman in 1855 and it puhens ‘tot he 9 ee See ce 8 ol custom-tai needs income. we eee eee _ Use Bill Consolidation Service... with- ¥. &. Bryant, first: cousin of out cost... to reduce payments, con- poet William Cullen Sryant, solidate bills. Phone, write, or come in. moved to Bement in 1356 and be- came a leading merchant, estab- lishing the first bank and serv- ing twoterms in the Miinois General Assembly. | served as a memorial*by the stat that Lincoln and Douglas met in | 1858 to plan their debates. | There were many relics for the jcentennial celebration. Among t was at his home, now “ a . al ‘qauld Gein teesenr PONTIAC ¢ FEderal 2-9249 toons mode te residents of ali sureunding towns Now! Save Up to 40% on Harmony House * ~ Ze ital rey J ay rere 1 Pile PN 4 SEARS. ‘NATIONAL a BCH aterm: fixtures Reduced as much as 3! fixtures _ * "Seve 6.07! Smart Looking, Better Lighting / ' | . 3-light adjustable to i8 inches Flashlight Reg. 98c 44s A buy! Quality light with spare bulb compart- ment containing bulb. pndapey hen on Dramatic lighting! Retracts to any position up New chrome-plated finish. Save 6.07 at Sears today! copper colonial fixtures 7* regulariy 10.95 For that "Early American” look. Frosted glass hooks. listed. Save! Harmony House Trouble ch ad i with outlets and Rubber encased 25-feet long cord. UL Homort Plug Fuses Glass Top. Listed by UL le Non-shocking glass top black- ens when fust blows.:Ampere rating plainly marked In 1° amp only. Save! Reg. Se ea. Shockproof oe 2.95 Light Frosted Fixture 1.77 Adjustable Hanging Brackets neg. «00 3, 4G 75-watt. Chrome-plated with hinged frame. See it at Sears now! 100 watt, Reg. $.50...,.4.44 GIVE-AWAYS Handy electrical wiring book — your choice with $5 purchase at Sears! While they last! Save on all wiring needs during sale! 29¢ Switch Box Me Switch Box ., 25e Outlet Box ., %9¢ Outlet Box 3Se Brown saa * ticle . 3% Ivory Recpt....,. 39c¢ Brn. Switch ..,,. Mc Ivory Switch .., veaeee ose Be «ee 18¢ 27e¢ ba - 33e_ We 3Se lust Say. “Charge It” on Sears Revolving Charge. 6 months to pay .. « small service charge. Speedy Corn Pop $00 Watt. 2'/,-Qt. Capacity Reg. 3.98 $3 Quick and economical way to serve quests on short notice Corn tases better popped the electric way. Save4 Coffeemaker Fully Automatic! 3-8 Cups Sale Priced 1 8 .88 Dial mild, medium or strong! Brews in 12 minutes Chrome- plated solid copper OV C. Full value! Circline Fixture Floods Your Room with Light Reg. 695 4.97 Fluorescent lighting in 12" cir- cline fixture reaches every - corner of your room. Complete with 32 watt bulb. a KS Diel Speeds You Need! Save 4.87 on Sears New Kenmore Mixer 88 © Regularly 34.75 @ With 3.95 Cookbook Deluxe 12-speed mixer — “extra-slow” $3 Down " to “super-fast. Large beaters with ejector. Adjustable turntable. 2 bowls. Kenmore Dry Iron Fingertip Heat Control Dial Sale Priced = 49 1 range of fabric set- tings. Long-hfe heating ele- ment. Lightweight — only 2% pounds. UL listed . Has ful New Cooker-Fryer Cooke From Simmer te 425° 18.88 Fries. cooks on the spot—plugs in any AC outlet. Chrome piat- ed body; treated hnish prevents food sticking Reg. 21.95 Built-in Timer Shuts Washer Off Automatically! 7-Gal. Washers 88 @ Regularly at 33.95 @ 3-Blade Agitator $3 Down Compact Kenmore washer has gentle, thorough action! Washes 3 sheets or sheet and 8 to. 10 diapers in just 10 minutes. Weighs only 21 pounds, easy to carry. 90w motor, An oeabincee Feature Event of Sears Days... Sale Starts Today! ARS 220] 41014. @ 1, [one e) - ale’ vine ae : The Mest Versatile Cooking ‘Appliance You Ever Saw! Grill-Wafflers 6** Fries,. bakes, gmils or toasts! Cook, then serve right at the table. Makes 4 watfles or 18 hamburgers at one time. Non- stick waffle grids never need greasing. Gleaming chrome plated steel; cool brown plastic handles. © Regularly at 19.95 @ Automatic Heat Control Improved Scales Maid of Honor Wax Leng-Term. Tough Protection Step on for Accurate Weight 280Gallon = 1, 9 Reg. 595 = 33,99 Seii-polishing floor wax applies Weighs up to 250 lbs a te- and dries in a jiffy. High slip ly. Dial magnihed, no squint- resistance. Buy now — save at ing. Skid-resistant muppér mat. Sears!, 6 colors Save SOC NR oe, $5 DOWN . Rich cut pile Axminster rugs at an un- believable low pricel Exclusive pat- terns in fine wool and carpet rayon yarns, beautiful colors. wild roast goat and pacesd rabbit in red wine mishes them hard to Water iis | Checked WASHINGTON — The National | ; Bureau of Standards has developed The fumber of sheep on Cana-| a “velocimeter”' that automatically dian farms increased four-tenths measures and plots the speed of a per cent, or 6,300 head, from | sound through the sea at depths as the 1054 figure to a total of | grea’ as 300 feet. haunch bal A,722,700 on Jiine 1, 1955, : Experts | the instrument will prove valuable nylon blend Axminst ins er sale 58* ‘These delightfully patterned Axminster rugs are woven with nylon for extra strength. Highly resistant to soil, slow to show footprints. Smart multicolor leaf design. 90% carpet rayon, 10% nylon surface pile. ~~ now— 9x12-#t. rug only Floor Covering Dept.—Second Floor | 9x12-ft. Sculptured Rugs usually 49.95 ea. Now for Sears Days J Pay Only $4. Down of In New Designs J 6 Vibrant Colors ¥ 100% Virgin Cotton Just the rug you want with that expanpive Sh lock like at a sale price you can afford. New Greek 6 glamorous: erly plus 2le/ smooth surface wall &floorcoverings P extra-thick « cover average room ; r for only | 9.46 | a -_ tra ny at tT r room ; } | mo) Ai 6 ave ag * eas to r for only | 22.56 | aca li | - ' easy to clean a: WALL COVERING be 2 ANNA at | a oe New beauty for your kitchen or bath- room walls. 442-ft. width . ‘sists soap, stains, water. “Four colors. ey ag for 4-ft. priced low at only install ~INLAID LINOLEUM colors can’t 5 No finer standard weight om ‘Yin Pej oleum at this low pricel bk gr ' gutface resists stains, grease ee] ie popular colors wont ole pt ea. mi, ail ae oe ee ta oa "THE PONTIAC af 212 Ej y — t or oF ry i coped if PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 | 7 sae Peak ? / ie, : (Pea pory: j ok j i r | ." j ‘ i” yo ? ‘ \ — J Ame Bee j i 4 s F f ee iuitiete patil 2 ee : hl 5° 865 potatoes, sugar beets and z Judge C. Roy sentencéd Anderson . her to 48 hours in jail after an outburst .from the witness stand during which she stuck her tongue out at an attorney. Christopher Columbus was the first “exporter” of wine to the New: World, On his discovery voy- ROEBU 16-inch 5 Eye Lece 12-inch 4 Eye Lace Men’s Huntsman Pacs A Real Value for Your Hunting Days! Men’s Sizes 6 to 1! COMBAT BOOTS The Ideal Outdoor Shoes for Boys Sizes 10 to 2 and 32 to 6 soe ccvecsecst teem on ee ae, ee eee Boys’ & Youths’ 4-Buckle Arctics $399 EF ENTIRE FAMILY Open Monday and Friday Nights ’til 9 P. M. HO 4 Fe * eee de ow AP j sae) age he carried sherry from Jerez. -——-| A SAUL AS GREAT AS TTS NAME) Pilgrim Sanforized cotton... . flannel now all-wool worsted dress sweaters Reg. 4.98 A warm, sturdy forced neck and shoulder seams. able, snug fit Popular sizes. only Men's Furnishings. Sears Main Floor © 3 99 aweater that looks well, wears well. Six button front. Reiri- knit for a comiort- Their handsome styling suggests complete fashion in a sport shirt... yet they're smartly styled for full comfort as well. Tailored in fine cotton flannel, they have two ‘button-through pareets, cod are washfast as well and Sanfor- ized.* el *Mazimem shrinkage 1% Rib popularity that’s well deserved PUMA 44.95 Values’ Styled with all Lip-lined! VYZolo) ME ce) ekaelel 37° the ease and elegance of coats costing considerably more... this hand- some topcoat with liner leads a double life. Zip in or zip out the liner when the weather de- mands. Choose from several fine wool fabrics in many shades. Full zipper liner for inner luxury of warm wool fabric. Just the weight to give warmth without bulkiness. Wonderful for travel because one coat does for two. Men's Clothing Dept. Sears Main Floor Just Say, “Charge It” on Sears Revolving Charge 6 Months te Pay .. . Small Service Charge > af ° 8 . . each Easy Terms 5 in caged washable for easy care . . . nylon- fortified for extra wear! Roughshod® rayon gabardine utility slacks reg. 4.98 Double-duty slacks, fine for any job, stylish enough for casual wear. Hol- lywood style waistband, dropped belt loops. See them now! hand washable fleece lined Soft, light- weight nylon traps the Z warmth, you stay snug. . Won't bind. Full cut for ac- tion...rich colors. 36-46. Men's. Wear Main Floor right Water Repellent Dressy Jackets 7 Warmly lined, sheen gabardine and nylon jackets in tan, \ teen, blue. Zip front. Sml., ed, arge. Just Shopping : N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 Salixfaction guarantted o you 0A ach’ SEAR. | i THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1935 U nited Fund Gontribuiices Aagisting Soe es eee oe ee Teen Girls Quiz| Woon USO Work With Military Services |ssiiivsian, ssa" | "ic sams sve oer] DEMOT a ASHA works: with military |#* § overseas ports Are 5,611 servicemen and women |vide funds for agencies. which| ried out fm its own clubs and CoOmentnity urowpe te elimd,|Our merchant seamen with clean |is in serious condition at a Defrolit sce be the forgotten citizens of Oakland |made a number of vital services centers, in camp shows and ma-— jand groups ‘ , x nate “climates of vice," stamp living quarters, good food rhospital after being attacked County? ~” Javailable at military bases in the | meuver services. Giecaace and educate youre people {recreation et minimum prices, twa satin abet by Feta, the meer is an) United Sain anderen Last your tare were 200 Un0 [Re pereeeel ond Sumlty living. Ferawehige. BP gaad ys vital to|. Miss Jean Haviena said the girls, donating to Pontiac Area Chief among these agencies is operations ‘ir United States,| ‘The National Recreation Assn. pping schedules America’s | about 15, knocked her down and INO-Dar United Fund local residents pré-| the USO. Its programs are car- with 8 to be opened. Overseas, 15 helps conmmanities near military | total defense program. kicked her in the head after ask- Wa Scholls Line as i} Science Stalks Thunderheads U.N. Weather ome shoe sale! z biggest cam value we know in America! tact an a sae afternoons are among nature's They generate electricity and spread fertilizer. They hurl ice balls and stab fire. TOPS-tor-now loafer and wedgie classics for girls Right now when you want Begulasly 3.98 them most... the most lr classic for ot least $1 lees 87 than ‘d dream! Our Kerrybrooke ccna, frien © Correct fit assured in sizes 6 to 12 7 att yp 2 val apa: pair © Flexible, shape-retaining Goodyear welt construction © New fall styles and colors including brown and black © Pacifate protected vamp lining inhibits foot gernis © Supple, soft leather uppers; durable rubber soles, heels as a column of gently rising air, warm, moist, walled by a chemney of cooler air, topped by a cottony cumulus cloud. THUNDERHEAD FORMS This thunderstorm “cell of ris- ing warmth, if conditions are just right, gains power as it lifts. Air expands and cools; it begins wring- ing out its load of water vapor. Droplets form and grow heavier. The cloud boils higher and darker, A “cumulus gone wild” becomes: a thunderhead. Ice crystals cap the cloud, but in its middle water drops grow heavy enough to overcome the up- draft and fall. They cool air with them, the cold gust that blows the Rain pours down — 110,000 tons of it across eight square miles in the average storm. But only one in at home slippers Z AS neha oe rimmed: Boe Sears Main Floor Most evaporate. Others may be flung back up the chimney to | © freeze before falling again. Re- | 7 peated trips up and down can | build hailstones as big as soft- | balls. Vertical currents inside the thun- | derstorrn are often strong enough to rip an airplane apart, tossing it thousands of feet in a minute, The greatest violence occurs 15,- 000 to 25,000 feet in the air. LIGHTNING Massive charges of electricity form inside. the thundercloud. Air insulates, but only until the ten- sion grows too high. Then an in- vate tral opene trom coed ‘91 Save $1 on our best- |save ‘1 on comfort- | save 1.01 on children’ s 7 fen up that trail a gigantic jolt of power tows. air blazer to Se”! Selling workmaster... | cushioned service 4-Star Feature | lightning and sends out sharp sound waves — thunder. ‘orate duces ivamovera'| FEGUIarly 6.90 _ |shoes and .oxfords Biltwels is scarcely understood, even 150 years after Ben Franklin’s time. regularly 4.98 But scientists say that lighting, e . : flashing between earth and clouds, 90 yr sae soles, : continuously recharges nature's eels 97 : electrical system. . @ Cushioned insoles Lightning, in addition, com- bines nitrogen and oxygen in the Now’s your chance. Save air into priceless fertilizer for the on our most popular work soll.» Rain washes it down. An shoes. No-rub seamless estimated 100 million tons of us- back. able plant food is thus produced each year, far more than all the | fertilizer man makes. There is an old but apt quota- tion: “If. you hear the thunder, | the lightning did not strike you. If you saw the lightning, it missed you; and if it did strike you, you. would not have known it.” pair @ Famous Gold Bond quality They're wear-test- ed to give your children the best fit with the most comfort—at Sears sale price! our 3.98 scientifically constructed Biltwel Shoes snrs “POT pair Yes, you save $1 more now! And you get the finer quality, fully cushioned infant shoes that give your baby complete com. . : fort. High leather back. stays give him ‘ Sage support. Come in and have them fitted 4 oxford. Searelite sole, | by experts! : } heat Shoe Dept—Sears Main Floor =. : Salifecton gaonantad 27 your money Fach SEARS 154 W. Saginaw St. Phone FE regularly 10.95 save 1.10 on comfortable Romeos | y i go> PHILLIPS regularly 4.98 MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS hie Soft, smooth- feel- * Sturdy, 6-in. high shoe, built for maximum com- fort and on-the-job pro- tection. Get ‘em now while you save! Choose regularly 9.95 brown or black Shoe Dept — Smart, one-strap , 95 Main Fi style with turn- down collar. Wear for 10 days. ten Shae The sturdy, long-wearing work | ff mot completely Sizes 81% to 4. oxford with the dress-shoe look. satisfied return for _ P dn to keep looking your full refund. Save $1 now! elk-tanned leath- er. Buy now — hd $1.10 at sadn iqudiaaieddasmieae C chadeaiee oe oa * es ee f . ae newest concert in. the war against Brazil Cotton Rises — is one of the main reasons for iis end “wind are the | mice from -Frankturt and 9 te tons, the Folding Paper Box Asso- . a cloth, 7 per cent of which is made ciation reports. eo Select. A ingle window screen | own as the Homburg. Sales is 4 d ‘ -e ; | 3 | _| OPHE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 |New Machine Combats |! the same trequency but opposite | Bigger Bottles, Cans. 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NEW YORK—The trend to larg-| A Mile in a Screen FRANKFURT, Germany — Bad | visited Bad Homburg during er cans and bottles for beverages) wew york — § for | Homburg, a beautiful spa only 12) reign (1901-1910). be | vorite of European royalty, gave| Wed Career Girls Up the for the first six months | ordinarily contains more than three| The first Homburg was. especial- 57 are married, 27 are single, and then sends out its own sound | 1952 production of 515,000 tons, |-of this year were 1.8 per cent| fourths of a mile of steel wire. ly designed and made for King! 16 are widowed or divorced. ° socconeenanennie : ; a ROEBUCK AND CO. , 2 ular 3.98 , s at reg best seller lon. tricot © rich 40 denier ny ‘harmode slips rows of dainty tri on frilly bottom atching lace trim creamy lace with 1 ers are frothy agar 32 “i 40. 99¢ ounces; oth = tiny nylon pleats. 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Te é 7 ij, ; PN ki} j aed j ee fe PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1055 NINETE A-War Craft Predicted Near New Mexico Senator Sees Ships and Planes Powered Atomically LAS VEGAS, Nev. .A—The time is near when America’s warplanes specific time table for atomic air and surface ships, * ¢ @ For instance, he said, “we are developing atomic warheads speci- fically designed to destroy enemy planes in the air.” - “My own guess, furthermore,” he added, “is that we are no overlooking the tremendous mar- ket for atomic materials which may develop in the field of radia- tion as an industria] process. “Tt ranges from the use of radia- tion as a catalyst to radio-steriliza- tion of food.” » * He said he was trying to answer the concern of uranium prospec- tors that demands for nuclear ma- terials may decline sharply after the present government guaran- teed buying program ends in 1962. “T believe that our output of nu- *. « * 4 He predicted that by the end of the century “perhaps 90 per cent of the new central station power generating capacity installed each year will run on atomic power.” While the United States is ‘‘gen- erously endowed” with convention- al fuel resources, he said, many nations are not and will rely in- creasingly on atomic power. Predicting that thermonuclear reactors will be built, he added, however, “progress will be slow; it will be geared to the eventual depletion of the fossil fuels (coal and ofl) and uranium and thorium deposits, perhaps a matter of 100 years or more.” This Family Serves UNION, S.C. —Sixty years in public office has ended for the Betenbaugh family. Mrs. Tillie Goodman Betenbaugh has left the county aduitor’s office previously held by her husband and father- in-law, who had ben public cotton weigher, chairman of the Board) of County Supervisors and township | commissioner before becoming au- ditor in 1900. 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Lacy WASHINGTON #—In all the dis-) Stevenson is unable to swing the) 440 Bound Circus Giant on arm rices ways be found to: BOSTON @-—Gen, Maxwell D oes te adn fae oh cussions about Adlai | convention to his side—then Harri- “ 2 -_ | 1. Bull up consumption of food | Taylor said today that is an Sons ‘ison. No reason was given for and Averell Harriman as the top|man would be ready to move to/Clifford Thompson Dies Sen. Douglas Suggests at Rome and strend. a sed in| the ahitts except Lacy’s reported Democra er. stage. ‘ * additional quanti ‘ + ‘ ‘ nomination — where} Kefauver may have his own ideas Yori gain i citor!| Production Payments. wheat, cotton, cheese and pow- they are prime, targets for nuclelr | ill health. — does Tennessee's lanky Sen. Estes/ about these proceedings. For sev- / Ae SY - | @ered .milk to countries “where - all Kefauver fit into the picture? eral weeks he has been overseas | ac" former circus giant who be- Like Brannan Plan there is starvation and semi-star-| That may mean that armies land- _ te So OS See 6 a ¢ visiting foreign lands. Thus he has | (a) eon er omes” ed in a hospi. | vation, in exchange for additional | ing in invasions will have to de-| Tin Three years ago, Kefauver was | been in no position to project him- i ceea,. © wom Bel e his) CHICAGO w#—Sen, Douglas (D-|quantitie sof tin, copper, manga-|pend on “mobile ports able to sab- : riding a wave of popularity which/delf into the presidential picture | birthday. Ill) today proposed a many-sided|nese, uranium, cobalt’ and the’ stitute for conventional ports” and had its beginning in the spectacu-| even if he so desired. His S-foot, Ginch widow said | program to boost lagging farm in-| like, over-the-beach landings, he said. ‘A year "Round Exclusive lar television Senate crime-busting| If the Tennesseap does make an- death was blamed on gall stones | come. It included a production pay-| 3. Expand tarm exports by liber-| Then, in an address prepared Toy—Hobby—Crafts investigations which he conducted other bid for his party’s noming-|#"4 a liver ailment, and had n0/ ments idea with the earmarks of | alizing foreign trade policy, per-| for delivery to the ‘National De- across the country. It was the first tion, he will add considerable inter. | C°™ection with his height or the old Brannan plan. mitting “other nations to sell more! fense Transportation Assn., the Shopping Center time that politicians realized the | est to the campaign, But despite} Wight. Thompson weighed 460/ Nougias’ suggestions were made | of their manufactured products to| Army chief of staff disclosed that HINES HOBBY HOUSE impact have on|hfs personal popularity with the | Pounds before he became ill last |, 4 speech prepared for delivery | us.” among other. things the Army is voters. And Kefauver was a tele-/ voters, he faces a tremendous han-| “eek. tonight to the National Editorial] Douglas said the Eisenhower ad-|“explosing the aerial tramway,” 7 8, Saginaw vision hero. dicap in this well-known fact: he| A mative of Rugby, N.D., Thomp-| Assn. The text was released for | ministration gives “verbal support! device like a ski-tow, for pos- On the first ballot at the nation-| isn't popular with most of the Dem-| son received his law degree from | publication ahead of time due to/ to this principle, but in every prac-' sible use in getting equipment al convention, Kefauver was out in | ocratic party bigwigs, including the | Marquette University in 1944, He | 4 clerical error. tical situation it acts in a contrary | across the beach. front with 340 votes. Stevenson/ powerful bloc of Southerners whose | practiced in Iola, Wis., and Los; The Illinois: Democrat -renewed |fashion.” He cited increases in empl god acl yal» Forse was second with 273 and Georgia's | wishes must be taken into account| Angeles before coming here in/his attack on Republican farm | teriffs on Swiss watches and Brit-| Taylor said, including a 4,500-foot Sen. Richard Russell was third | in convention maneuvers, policies and his contention that the | ish long tramway, suspended from T5- with 268. i * * *& GOP ‘‘broke’’ 1952 promises to the} The senator said he feels efforts | foot towers, being tried out at the Kefauver still was the Jeader on} In the 10 years he was in the} There are about four Soest ves- en gop nich be st eto gpg sus stad peaigges —— ee ome — ag. Foye second ballot with 362% votes} House and during his seven years | sels to every steam vessel in oper- ci w a o ae . “4 oo said show that average income| come farmers. go into details. For AN 24 Pes. $1.00. WEEKLY! Phon FEde rg/ , } 3.714 108 NORTH SAGINAW F . ‘ «| i GM Division ’ §$AFETY-AIM HEADLAMP—This new type of auto headlamp and Unveils New Headlight aiming device displayed by Dorothy Smart, have been introduced by Guide Lamp Division of General Motors. Known as the Guide T-3 Sealed Beam Headlamp and T-3 Safety-Aimer, the provide for quick, accurate light aiming, A service station can install and aim correctly a set of the lamps in a few Tammany Chietain Touring West Coast SAN FRANCISCO #—Carmine DeSapio, New York Tammany Hall chief, was scheduled today to meet with top California Democratic leaders to learn Western “grass roots” preferences for a 1956 pres- idential candidate. * *¢ &. , who arrived here last | night with an all but open avowal in favor of’ New York's Demo- er lines of cleavage with the Stev- enson hachers taking the initiative. * * There was speculation — that sponsors of the conference — all known to be strong advocates of another campaign: by Adlai Stev- enson—would announce results of a telegram Brown sent to Calif- fornia Democratic leaders inviting them fo join in.a campaign urging. Stevenson to run again. Kiwanis Give $200 for Civic Auditorium A check for $200 was presented to Mayor William W. Donaldson by the Kiwanis Club of West Pontiac The money, part of the proceeds of the Kiwanis’ recent Kids’ D: peamit sale, is earmarked for the Pontiac Foundation and a proposed civie auditorium. Robert J. Alton, chairman of the peanut sale, presented the check. Remainder of the proceeds will b used for boys and girls projects, said J, Fred Gibson, club presi- dent. dealer outlets in the parts field, and through national oil and rub- ber companies. Key feature of the new lamp fs three glass knobs, csiled “guide points,” cast into the lamp's face, or lens. A plane laid across these three calibrated points would form a surface at right angles te the axis of the light beam. . The plane formed by these three -points thus positions the head- lamp when it is installed by means ~ of the special aimer. The result, Guide pointed out, is a “scien- - tifieally .and correctly aimed light beam on the road.” C. A. Michel, general manager of Guide. Lamp, said that the yew headlight has “tremendous believe it ts the greatest contri- Satety-Aim bution to safe night driving since | | ducts iteett tn 2 the lamp we | attendant 1940, new la we |* have developed goes beyond the | minutes in broad daylight. standard unit now produced by+ : the industry, and provides for safe, correct aiming almost auto- matically. We believe this is a f 0 S real advance in safety.” : ‘ The Guide lamp, as with other ; : ized by the industry, provides up fo 860 feet more seeing dis- : aap fe Se ee Set Gn House Seeking Data on There also is more lower beam “e | wa . light on the right to show objects| Supply Georgia along the side of the road. In addition, a new filament cap has| WASHINGTON «—House inves- been added to reduce glare and | day about “several White House increase visibility in rain, snow | conferences” involving disputed and fog government efforts to sell federal ! explained that “with the power to a Georgia new lamp and the , | private utility for resale to coop- we have answered a critical | era need,” The conferences were brought to “More than half the cars on the | light before a House road today have headlamps that subcommittee ast are not correctly aimed or ad-|night by Asst. Secretary of the In justed, The lights may be aimed terior Fred G. Aandabl, who at too high, too low, or too much to | the same time refused to give any one side. This creates an unsafe | details about the driving condition. ¥ 2 * “The new Chairman Chudoff (D-Pa) told however, corrects that. A man | newsmen the committee would try with a sCrewdriver can install the |to learn what was discussed and new lamps, and aim them, in a| Who was present. few minutes.” But he agreed the ‘committee might run into trouble because of Sale to the utility would ‘ the congressional purpoge"’ of pub- lie power laws, he said, The dispute has centered over ways of “wheeling’’—or transmit- ting—the power to co-ops and pub- lic agencies given preferences to publie power by law. Aandahl said the Interior De- partment did not feel. it was ‘‘eco- nomically feasible” to contract di- rectly with the Georgia co-ops ‘be- cause they had no_ transmission lines to to take the power, Georgia Power Co., on the other hand, was unwilling to deliver it unless it could take -title to the power. the er have reached a tentative agree- ment for the utility to contract for transmitting the power over its | own lines to the co-ops. Archers Down 2 Deer NEWAYGO ® — Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ranger, archery enthu- siasts, each downed a deer during a recent hunting trip near Brevort in Mackinac County, Mrs. Ranger previously had been unsuccessful in 12 seasons of deer hunting with a rifle, scramble os few os possible oe *# @ @ & & WHAT’S MY LINE? INSTRUCTIONS: Each word is related to my work. Un- oppeers under arrow, reading downword. TAMA. fo guess my line. Answer Dem Wounded Wife Feels Sorry for Dead Bigamist ’ “He must have been terribly ill mentally to do a thing like this. God rest his soul—maybe he'll rest in peace non.” — She and the other wife, Mrs. ‘Gloria Murrieta, 30, who lives in was with friends, bse em Leader Give Support fo Ike Aides DALLAS, Tex. u#—Senate Demo- cratic Leader Lyndon B, Johnson, who suffered a hart attack last July, may be back on the job in Washington next week. He said he would attend a .| scheduled conference with admin- istration leaders on foreign policy if his doctor allows it. Here for a day at the State Fair of Texas in honor of Speaker Sam Rayburn and himself, Johnson ap- peared teealthy and strong. * * “I'm going to cooperate with whoever is in authority during Mr. Eisenhowér’s illness,” he said. “Until Ike gets back on the job, I think all of us should avoid politick- ing or saying or doing anything that would unsettle the country.” MSU Will Enlarge - Stadium Seating Area BATTLE CREEK @®—The addi- tion of 25,000 seats to Michigan State University’s Macklin Stadium accepted tentative plans and cost estimates submit-| ted by its finance committee. Exac figures were not given, but the board said the cost would be paid out of athletic receipts. The additionaal seating would bring the 50,745-seat. stadium close to 76,000 capacity, third largest in the Big Ten behind “Michigan and Ohio State. The board also approved a pro- posed budget of $24,362,986 for 1956-57 of which it would ask $19,- 166,926 from the state. This com- pares to the current budget of $20,182,026 with a $15,518,266 state appropriation. Tentative plans were announced for a new intramural gymnasium for women and another for men on ‘| day by Chrysler Corp. It: will be shown: by dealers on Oct. 21. The new car is five and one-half radio, aircraft-type gasoline heater, new vac- brakes, and safety door latches are THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955_ | shifting as standard equipment, and a complete selection of new power | Sales, 1001 N: Main St., Rochester. Fire Power V-3 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL FOR 1996 — The Imperial six-passenger equipment. Powering the car is a new 280-horsepower sedan for 1956 is five inches longer than last year, and features flight- | engine. The Imperial will be on display Oct. 21. Dealers in this vicinity swept rear fenders topped by distinctive tail lights. It has push-button | are Clarkston Motor Sales, 32 S. 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Walte’'s Women’s Shoes—Street Floor Reg. 7.50 Children’s Popular Fall Shoes... Biz Shoes for the younger set in favorite styles designed for longer wear and comfortable care. Choose brother or sister’s most wanted pair today at big savings during Waite’s Great Fall Sale! Sizes 82 to 3 in B, C, D widths. All popular colors’ available. Walte's Children's Shoes—Second F! 5 ! Tp lili ap tit BEgEE ? ¢ A i z 3 5 s uation of Egypt, this is the third major victory for State Depart-| Pattie a. white, 3743 Mott offices of the Ber — fa iaare tice ee inal sage | ek cahe lore te oe oo Wallace B. Know $04 Unlena Peele carr Sore A om ti Sa, & Raga et 2t British defense pact has come far Wig iy ee more quickly, following Turkey's. icone very recent invitation, than most ite Feed, To nme ers had anticipated, Tehran politicians had been slow to move Bhivey J Duns, 5° against latent public resentment of James B. Qurd, Roch Britain Sime Mt ot te uP, wth a tent Ot oe iuarey Mt. Prick. Ortourtile “seems to be| james R Bock. Muskegon today’s world, neutral-| Eiiier J: HcGeughey, Ortenviti be pact is not primarily a mil-| Costes Pets, Birminghom Banh Haritagton, Royal a7 478 i “I f i iL i ed 5 i i HH. Barbara M. Rowe, 244% Baldwin R. dete By Moras, Matis Bult A Donnelly, 2000 Midvale A. Donnelly, 2820 Midvale Charles , 81 State Isabelle H. mun, Lansing th M. Pierson, 114 B. Howard Pred R. hap Ba ge Birmingham when President Truman started| [yséerick { Burne, pirminghem i i r Alexander M. Nan, 244% Baldwin pens J. Cummings, 482 EB. Kennett aid to Greece and Turkey, Beatrice Same.) Crystal the R. Morris, 13 W. Brook: there is Bhiviey A. Dudles, 3718 Gregory ™ effect in| wimam P. Nealer, Milford: the | Phyilis J. Neison, Milford action entire Middle East—particularly| sin tee, 5,20 Onan, Egypt—that one of Russia’s near-| Ores & Dt est neighbors fully recognizes the| Thomas W. Courville, 15 Fairgrove in- Piorine M. Lemon, 468 6. Telegraph Frederick W. Landstro: fairs. Betty Jane Austin, 236 ment and the British military evac- Gladys Z. Woskell, 114 Roward John N. Goodwin, 954 Cedar m, Gregory Rd. Going CONN’S CLOTHES NEXT to WALGREEN’S Weee 2-Pants s: $ 50 SUIT: 29 Men‘s Geberdine TOPeOATS .... = 519 DRESS PANTS...... 95°° OXFORDS. ~....... 95 SPORT SHIRTS 2 for 93° if-Price Fur Felt Hats °2°° C LG TH ES inagw a b &: warm! etely quilt-lined to top o Bynel ed split Pe oat combed cotton sateen. Ned, sizes 4/to 12, MEN’S WOOL SURCOATS AT A STOP-COLD PRICE! 10” sizes 36 to 46. OV. Jack Frost fights a losing battle with this warm Pen- ney sutcoat! All-wool outside; quilt-lined mate Styled for many seasons of smartness with ded shoulders, ad- justable tabs, 2-way pockets, top colors! of water, wind res green, charcoal, olive drab. R . +2 Print Cotton Flannel . for Sleep-Warm Weer! Trust te Penney’s orga Our Lowest Prices Ever! singe of Dacron®! to Tonner ee le Our Lowest Prices Ever on Dacron® Priscillas! | Warm! Washable! Men’s Suede Sport Shirts “ee cotton suede shirts in of ——— plaid oer .* tyled with short point pow my straight bottoms, adjustable — Sanforized?. MACHINE WASH THESE . PENNEY CORDUROYS! . oy wes at the sport shirt a moe ae por Se ig = 2 BE 5 f Easy to yg oe ag New Plaids! New Style! : Boys’ Flannel Shirts Styled-u oa favorite at same t — flannel suede in. fall-tone “a new Penney’s Quilt-Lined Hood Parkas for Boys WASHABLE CORDUROYS in NEW SMART SHADES! A terrific Penney corduroys in exeseng, striking k! Plenty of rugged age =: La the extra savings taritty machine washa sizes 10 to 18 a tWon’t shrink more OR sizes 4 to 16 ~~ A. tj “ 7 ne ” er 7 _- 2 Si oie is — ™ ol fea ae 2 . é Taped was 2 CN Re Ro Me rae Ie (gf BA fs OS s)) Mee | peas ‘ A { 9 noe i { * : ie fi PF ale i ‘Aes le £ ba t - q . \ f f : ; | Pie. bey { M/E) (04 i} ) : a: ee on Pe hay . ? re a fl ae As Cv f j J ie Po ; | foe aN “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955. i ole : . | pena of the United States| Albany, N.Y., he remarked that] T> sas 0] ; nie bounded devotion to the sound of . | a Bree ee See . * For months past, Truman J rs 0 that on) ff . ‘ Not long a | Is Truman Withdrawing | 2 emit ace i wiolon opm fe hail WASHINGTON — lads tll whe vinging tells tern |r, Hg es flr 00 om ? tat ts. had never said “I would support _. be > oe | Support of Stevenson: activi- : Oe. Ave 17 he repeated in an him in ‘a convention,”. althoug pear pent kgy gy ost = peat themselves, the — ee a — WASHINGTON Ab oe ‘interview that he was. supporting Harriman, bad said previously ‘Me start in their cratt — a electronic | sounds easy. Mt ten't. failed after ten 26 | an f i Ee ef HH i i : i | P FF H il; f , prosifentios date for the Democratic nomina-| ,eain, on Sept, 9 he still was | buildup from the Tammony HS} complicated rules ot English bell| theoretically can be rung in 2 headed 479, “Pit be aid it was_Adial| circ ike Tran rake ot |stats tpecn in Chcage| Desai n_ New Yon atonal | RENE - _.__»,,| 0,600, different ways. ‘ns Dedininiie tai words would | inet he had talked with Stevenson | Committéeman.. ia tor — oe fuly against GOP candidate | mEve Some sucks effect. by telephone that morning and “T) It hag been expected that ona pMseenr change ringing—/ Wo human band of ngers Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1952.| Few politicians would deny that / told him if he announced 4 pres-| venson will announce his candi | 03 - ma eek Ss — Now he says he is neutral. It isn't Truman's support in & convention ident I would be for him. 'dacy soon. | cap the Seach wsdl rs quite clear whether he has backed | would have great value. He re-| Thirty. days later, the former 2 ernie oP ae coeee . away from active support of mains a voice within the Democrat- | President didn't appear to be so Fishermen buy 60 to 70 per cent” , whe can speak and com- | positive about whom he would sup- of the new outboard motors sold) The game, science, or art Stevenson, althou that would ic party . i ‘“s seem to follow. - ” rae attention because he is an! port, While visiting Harriman in each year. change ringing Z requires ont muscle, ski, patience—-and - __]|SAM BENSON SAYS: [erstom _ |I'm Going to Close a Big Deal! | =: Bam a To Close This DEAL..COST MEANS NOTHING! I'VE GOT AN OPPORTUNITY..SO HAVE YOU! DRIVE! WALK! RUN to MY SIDE STREET STORE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME FOR YOU AND ME! meCOATS eid "ff New Fall Suits and Topcoats Raia j choies"‘surrs 519 $22 £24 Take Your Choice—Men! ] at ars ae oat ag Onitel Te te & Ladies, Look! 8 | Toe 8 5 uits: Topcoats Must Sell All nok co mt a 2 xamil Valu Values ee stems @| “3” ~ MENS Values Values. ete $27.50 Val : —— ’ . : 2 ur Choice _ . ‘4 ow! Ca ce bis of) § $ $ ] { 7 4 § satin $48 -. SHIRTS wanes ums Heavy Gobs é we 99° ‘2 ton ane SBT . $8 -3$9- . a . ° . Save Up to $6—Milium Men's $3.95 $6 $8 339° Wool Quilt Zip Topcoats $19 CORDUROY WORK PANTS ——— aia ie \ . RAINCOATS 9 . Hats to 2 r 1 Could Sell for, and Worth $65 Mr.! Made to Sell for $60 Meteh +16 MEN! SAVE Up to $4 to 38 NOW! | Take Your Choice § Take Your Choice | LADIES! Regular 51425 All Wool 100% Wool Man-Tailored Perfect Fit Fall Lined Jackets | ‘sine’ s cmTS Hh: lee glad |: ites > Slacks 9” sO S$ $: | | if All Wool Lip Lined All Wool nines! Zip-Lined! Quittined! Mitom tines! | TOPCOATS TOPCOATS : Other Slacks. ..$5.71 to $8.71 i } : Monty ls Eying Sin | Service Army, Navy, Air Force | - WASHINGTON #-—British Field) servations reraft carriers not fittimy into war's future. In a lecture yesterday before the Royal United Services Insti- . a military club in England, Detroit Evacuation Plan Dies of Crash Injuries DETROIT (#—Mrs. Bucura Mon- tean, 67, of suburban Ecorse, died Wednesday in Wyandotte General Hospital of injuries suffered Fri- day when she was struck by a car near her home. or oil ee mina year eh nities pick teenage beauties to reign over centennial celebrations. But Hastings, Mich., selected Mrs. Ida Palmatier, who expects to celebrate her 100th birthday on Dec. 2. Coast Guard fo Probe Yachtman Mystery CHICAGO (#—The Coast, Guard said yesterday an investigation will be conducted into the fate of found by a Coast Guardsman. He said the substance indicated a ‘gas Mrs. Avie itl golf star June Beebe, said the wreckage definitely is from the Tyree. Capt. McGowan said the evidence was conclusive and that Atwood’s long disappearance makes it unlikely that he is alive: Atwood, who lived in suburban Winnetka with his wife and three teen-age children, sailed alone from Chicago Sept. 12 and dis- appeared, In Pontiac most of the earnings of the local retail stores. These Ff 2 - ine | eat il 1 luxurious living. Pontiac's food stores, delicatessens. and such, ‘| volume was $23,813,000, amount- bill, in meat markets, grocery | perth of the pr yrwge Soy io Another outlet was in general merchandise stores, including de- partment and variety stores. The ing to 15 cents. Local sales of furniture. house-| hold equipment and radio and/ music supplies were $9,676,000, equal to six cents. Drug store operations came to : pare we an additional three Utah Governor Gets Tax Stand Letters SALT LAKE CITY w—Gov. J.|_~ Bracken Lee's office says he has received “between 300 and 400” + |letters since announcing he won't | @ ny ene x ae Siarold Simpson, Lee's adminis-|/ trative assistant, said yesterday| > “only three have been unfavorable | ~~ to the governor's action. All three! — of them obviously did not under. | ~ stand what the governor was do-| ing.” * * * Lee said last week he will file a| ~ ment’s taxing its citizens to pay} for foreign aid. Electronic eels have an unusual | location ability. They have poor) 7 eyesight and live in murky waters, ' 17-Jewel WATCH sion band. ‘=e a at 4 wot er off s ft a ducks beck! back! Compare Values EASY CREDIT Georges-Newports Jewelry Dept. SaaTTLTTDSIEETTIE TEES ESOS SSS T Too O LEN 3 FRAYER’S HAVE DONE IT , AGAIN! ese | AT PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED CALL FE 4-4792 SALE PRICED vewvwwveweveveYreYTYYeT,T PT TwervTT TTT TTT Tee Tee These Are Not Small 24”, ACT NOW! WHILE THEY LAST! We have just received a CARLOAD of RCA Ranges at a very spe- cial price direct from the factory. By taking all that was left we got: an exclusive on this deal. NO OTHER DEALER can offer these LOW —LOW PRICES on this Range. 159” A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD FOR FUTURE DELIVERY! CONVENIENT TERMS — SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS ACT NOW! FRAYER'S 589 Orchard Lake Ave. Open Till 9 P. M., Sat. Till 6 P. M. bd 30” or 36” Ranges, but FULL 40” COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC RCA RANGE‘ The ae IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! SERVICE AFTER . SALES Spending ri City Reser F a Indicated i in Food- Buying ae pas eee eer SEY 3 * YARD GOODS ; = LG vis. 39c val. While 500 yards last, Prints, stripes. « 3 yords . $1 “DOLLAR DAY BUYS LOOP RUGS "a 1.99 value. Size oe eae » DOLLAR DAY BUYS FEATHER PILLOWS *] dard size. DOLLAR DAY BUYS HEAVY BLANKETS o solids. ‘DOLLAR DAY BUYS. | CHENILLE SPREADS . se 5.99 value. First ye quality. Full size. New colors Panel Curtains. $1 DOLLAR DAY BUYS "1.99 value. San- forized flannmelette. 2-pc. Size 4to 14, ae eons CAMPUS JACKETS § 3 Boys’, girls’ aqullt lined, Sizes 6 to 18 Lined jooee, 2 for... 98 DOLLAR DAY BUYS TRAINING PANTS 19¢ first qual- ity. Double ee 1.69 value Flow. ered ticking. Stan- To 7.99 vale ue. Plaids, Full 10 for? BUY FIRST DRESS AT REGULAR PRICE, GET SECOND DRESS FOR $1! - Sl DRESS SALE!| All First Quality =. Special Groups All GROUP 1—First Dress 3.99 Second © SOLIDS NOVELTIES © 10 ae © 38 to 44 Group Sales Final GROUP 2—Firs Dress 5.99 GROUP 3—First Dress 10.99 Pi of Ledies : SAMPLE COATS sory to 49.99. All a tasenns one , etc. Sizes 19 A toa Lamb.Coats. . $58 LADIES’ JACKETS LADIES’ SKIRTS 5D cach “> 3.99 values Water repellent jackets and fine skirts Sizes 10 to 18. Khaki Slacks vigneave tl GIRLS’ COATS COAT SETS “15 Regular 24.99. All wool fleeces and novelties. Sets 3 to 6x; Coats 7 to 14. Boys’; Girls’ Snow Suits. .$9 GEORGES-NEWPORTS Dollar Day Special BOYS’ SHIRTS BOYS’ JEANS nd | each , 1.59 Sanforized plaid flan- nel shirts. 1.99 rugged a. ove teen eee SPORT SHIRTS BLUE JEANS Zier Dd sleeve Le sir shirts in cog Phar and ¢ wearing Por is v athe Stretch Socks ....2 for $1 To 4 season styles. . Sizes Lodies’ Suits $10 ie DOLLAR DAY BUYS ' LADIES’ LOAFERS. $5 ‘v brown, black. Siz- JACKETS io) 8.99 Gabs 30 to Men’s 2 tor DOLLAR DAY BUYS oe — 8.99 values. New belt styling. Sizes 9.99. Mid- 10 to 44, *3 alue. Red, see eee MEN'S values. and ré- 42. Pajamas. Tteees $7 : . is ‘ : | 7 ne : : a ‘ ‘ | : f Tair nage | ee / ‘ f oe ' NTY-EIGHT |_THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1955 - | , hs .: li i I Clo a : ¥ ‘3 night, in GOP Armor, Holds Convention Key % x By BRUCE BIOSSAT lenge and take to that meeting a, 1 backing from orgarized Peed R craaraiyr sli ey well i i § F 3 é : Thai ‘ a8 p ” ixon’ . He delegate potential he | View that since the evidence indi- can see himself in a keyhole role| may command, He has carved a | ates the GOP is a minority party, San| sizable niche for himself in twe. |.20t.only in California but the whole Francisco convention next August.| years at Secramento, — nation, anyone who wants to get One i | 5 Optometrist is bent on | f] 7 North Saginaw Street. Phone FE 4-6842 z fe | elected has to woo labor and others & EF of | i = : if ii 32 i i i! rt i zt 1 rf i F ee ili ise sFF fei but he insists he is not attempting | pop + to manufacture his own bolt. | GOP ticket im his ga 5 right. In @|Northern California. But - with 851,000 more Democrats | have it ‘that he is hurting in “Better Things in Sight” Open Fridey Evenings z i § 25 cf fg s & | : FY} é H i S i . ; ae EF. 3: il lil ix | Closed Wednesday Afternoons. 5 F $ 5 i & 7 3 i E 5 3 Fae } | F E | i E : i ! : ¢ 8 q 5 il 1 rT : i i5i i $ : L es : | GOV. GOODWIN J. KNIGHT In the GOP firesidential garden, California's chief executive could || hold the most powerful bouquet of state delegates. ] ke Officiall y Proclaims Thanksgiving Day—Nov. 24 keeping with our oldest traditions waning year we turn again to| - * *¢ = RIROMAPLET SE CRAROE, Ob COAEY MAKES oC WeCEDE DY 10 Disroe OC ue a eh NOTHING RESERVED... EVERYTHING MUST GOP | —Ridermenta «=< for the peeserve-|2n4, Sty-tive, and of the inée|f J vam age planning to purchase any clothing this winter, we strongly urge that you take advantage of these : pre nlp agin sat cor gl} terrific values now, while selections are still good! : MEN’S. 2-PANT . ) CHILDREN’S ALL WOOL or GABARDINE LADIES’ ALL WOOL - £ tSayHow | SUITS... . °24°| SNOWSUITS.... °8.88 | TOPPERS. . 14”| | | scion oachont te succeed _ MONTROSE etsy Mele o MEN’S ALL WOOL 7 CHILDREN’S ALL WOOL : | LADIES’ ALL WOOL Siemncreeec el SUITS. . . . °29%| ort SETS 9.95| COATS ... 19”] | sigeent ox mang aes [ud Ys” Dole ws. Sete CABARDINE | MEN'S GABARDINE Men’s Flannel Shirts.....31 Q5 | ors: my Tne | TO PCOATS 19” Boys’ and Girls’ Dungarees . $1.29 es shares ‘ith be senshi certs JACKETS (with zip out lining) LADIES’ MEN'S ALL WOOL TWEED = Ladies’ Slips........2+++. 88¢ | —Skirts $295 nee iteeto| Seacus "| TO | TOPCOATS qreeee 28" | All Ladies’ Hosiery 88¢--3"~$2.50| - Skirts $500 i y ¥ ’ ae A / i FF ie r 4 f es: * i i a3 F 8 baz uit g | 8 = i 4 i F F ¢ I it i} if i HK i ae i | $ : if z d we i ! —,. da ele Maer 7 if ti ts i hi Ee F*z Hl { ‘Hilt <¥) | ul SRE i i : ; | t i : 4 : i rRoisens'5a8] COATS "38" om CL” | 13 NO, SAGINAW ST, Men’s Long Sleeve LADIES’ FUR. TRIMMED Sport Shirts ...'2.77| COATS . 528 a — MEN’S WOMEN’S CHILDREN’S Long Wearing Special ALL UNDERWEAR ....... .. 69¢ Gown$.....ceceeece 21.00 GIRLS’ BLOUSES ........ .. $1.00 age hg" NECKWEAR .............. . 89¢ $9.95 BOYS’ SHIRTS ............. $1.49 . ee eee $1.00 Sweaters .....seees : GIRLS’ DRESSES ........... $1.95 § 4g ||| | work rants 2250.5.7.2%§2e8 | | Cotton House Dresses .. 52.95 | | sovs' sweaters". | $295 ‘| SHOES ...... wt ckhee pads $7.95 3 for $940 BOYS’ CORDUROY PANTS... .$2.95 ae UNION STORE | 5 NORTH SAGINAW ST. Open Fridey ond Monday Nights ‘til 9 P.M. (ABN. Saginaw St. eee oe Cr es ges Nos. kPa Caaf VT See ee ea ee Pee ey cee he ei wee l ; ny / i 4 I } Pil < ropal \ ; é [ i ' / at A Ae | : i ' i p} I i i | HA! ‘ ' / | ; | Veh fy Hee, - Vee | RU VR a / / fds so ve a i ‘ | fi : — : SNE THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 Z: eee we | the end of 1954~e 5.4 per cent [times buried there with theif hus. prietor. [She told’ the court that |Lounge Lizards Loaf U.S. Prison Numbers} cece evr te year mire. (Many Women Buried | jin, French Woman Wed |sner:swsrnise none ‘rom a) tO. xs) — ange Lp Show 5.4 Increase | wsm"sniston nce ‘ox De| wasianGrON — aringon na-|Named-Skate Coach |i "Fit of Madness” ss tat se ta tow mare | sr" are becoming Londen. ain TH xh ssiheen ctstan at seen tebatin nica Gonaimaeta exclusively ar NEW YORK 1 —George in rio to a waiter in her establishment. | Port's greatest problem. They are WASHINGTON—The Justice De- at the end of 1999." But even with |for men or far members of Pr po age NY soa PARIS, France — On the un- Pe ies a 3 aes. pergp amet gic Payette chor : 1 bid ' ’ ot m e | met sonst aa] Eee era te Nid es tae one ot couch ce eS a maa tench et ay hve armen id ce ey 2 prisoners ‘were serving sentences nation's total population continued | widow, unmarried daughters, and United States roller skating team | woman's marriage. has been’ an-|her possessions, she said. the seats. ee im State and Federal prisons and | 0¥—Ply 114 persons per 100,000 minor sons of an officer may be) which will compete in the world /nulied by an appeal court here bie EEN | ae ee ee = ; of the civilian population were }buriéd in the same plot with him. championships at Barcelona, Spain,| ‘The woman, 55-year-old Madame Pitcairn Island has an area because of these new style bobby-. reformatories for adult offenses at! serving sentences. Widows of enlisted men are some- | Oct. 21 through 23 Dognon, is a cafe pro-| about 1,200 acres. soxers,”” who sneak’ into the air- HUNDREDS OF VALUES IN EVERY DEPT.! SHOP NOW! y Open « convenient Federal mor credit account. Buy now; mam pey later on easy terms! — New 1956 with Right-Up-Front tuning 21° TABLE TV Flere’s low-priced big screen TV. All-new chassis is more efficient. Accurshade gives widest range of blacks-to-whites. Right-up- front tuning lets you stand while adjusting set. New face plate removes for cleaning. 16925 Rich honey-glo maple | finish! Sale-priced at. | -Federal’s at a low... 10 5 vorm Y, | high fidelity sound. Q \ = on ‘ ee kL: earn Fas ~ * ~~ *re, Ca Big “Extended Area” picture tube! 21" CONSOLE 25232492 ice and smart con- woods with rich om Women's warm, lined SLIPPERS $3 snug in cuff. sole. In sizes 4 to 9. Save! Terms d- SAGINAW AT OPEN MON. FRI. e ee ie \ Ae eg) ' High or low... styles for rugged wear WORK SHOES san eee 4 Califor, WARREN, PONT SAT. NIGHTS T New fol Nia-sty/e saith z . = ‘ bes =~ VU 2 ® Be ery eR or ec ee ee, oem am eS Te ee a eee age eS ee ae y Pa eee ee eee ee eee te h 7 z ‘ is ‘ The young fry want our SNOWTOGS 1 0° For girls and little boys! Cosy, water- repellent, stain and spot - resistant rayon and nylon gab and cotton snowsuits, Storm wrists. poplin oe : gi. eA : : pa ‘. Lae i e. Sd = i ee oe O, + 8 wee ee wegen ms ¥ Seamfree $ Nylons 3 “es 2 Crystal clear, glamour Seam- free nylons, 5-15. Fall shades, tiny irregularities: 814-11. af — 7 rena « * Tots’ lined $ Dungaree sets 2 5 Corduroy longie dungarees fully lined with cotton flannel. Matching flannel shirts. 3-6. Special! Your WOMEN’S @Slips, sleepwee' choice etc. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 % f «4, * Look af this for value BLOUSES, T-TOPPERS otal, large sizes w5 | @ Nylons, cottons, ae. @ Prints, plains @ Wool, cotton, dacron cre Jow’s your cha : “all lingerie! Slips, petti coats, pajamas, & by dolls in nylon, 1 flannellette, challis, pastels, prints. nee to stock up owns and ba- rayon crepe, cotton and broadcloth. W hite, Save more now: Women's Skirts Dressy and tailored. Taffetta, cord., gab, men’s wear. Fall colors. Some plaids. 24-30, Tots’ cotton Pole shirts 4- Multi-stripe cottons with long sleeves. Sizes 1-3 with button shoulder; 3-8 crew neck. Boys’ warm wool plaid SURCOATS ¢ 5] go For rel warmth in chilly weather! Large. storm collar, 3-way pockets (flap and slash), knitted inside wristlets, quilted rayon lining. Save! bj 2-15 Be, White, pastels. 3-6x; é HA * 21 Sweaters FEDERAL dept. stores so | wo a ye aoe Pen we 7d te uke 4 Ne pe Gone ae * New Fall tailored and dressy broadcloth blouses, novelties. 7-14, knit ski type. Sizes 6-16. Tots’ novelty 983 Nylon, orlon, button-front cardigans. Red, navy, green, white, pink, blue, 1-3; 3-6. @ New fall colors Style and sizes sed wardrobe. tale short sleeves in group. famous brands. Reg- for every taste Washable ta! and colors. Long ® Many ook, moms! Savings on Look, Tots Washable CORDUROYS 3 @Many colors @ Favorite styles ble j *. sturdy, washa pe wot corduroys in bib-top caeeail boxer longie and snap- Federal’s and save! pil ~ I / ‘ 4 A eee THURSDAY, OCTOBER 138, 1955 THE PONTIAC PRESS, ° se Sc ax Two styles in men’s gab SURCOATS 77° Spot, stain, weather resistant sheen gab with self collar, adjustable cuff, knit wristlets. Flap or bellows pockets. Rayon-faced, wool quilted lining. Warm, sturdy $ 2 Pajamas 2-pe. Sanforized printed flan- nel or broadeloth. Or interlock Men's corduroy Suburban coats Crompton thick wale corduroy rayon-wool quilted lining. In tan, flame, charcoal, 36-46. “ ‘ ‘Fuad a8 Sanforized blue denim lined with bright plaid flannel. Vul- canized double knee. 6-16. Chambray Work shirts “Big Yank” blue cotton San- collar. Full cut. 1444-17, SE SARI Le STIS SAGINAW AT OPEN MON, FRI., oo Se Oe eo) Federal’s own guaranteed UNDERWEAR 205] Famous for fit and wear is Federal's : quality underwear. Rib knit combed cotton A-shirts, 36-46; knit tee shirts, briefs, S-M-L, b'cloth shorts. 30-40. Cera tinaii hbiisaihesainsn Snow suit to match. Fur collar. 3-8. mee i 2-89 Ready-te-paint 3-drawer chest sca snp". See Mani ed Boys’ 3-pe. 19 11 88 Smoothly sanded Ponderosa forized, triple stitched. Lined pes ready to stain or paint. roomy drawers, 15x27x28”, | Blue, brown, green wool plaid warmly interlined. Cap, slacks Re Cool savings on cozy-warm BLANKETS | 500 90% cotton 10% wool Alaskans in red, green, white; black stripe bord- ers; whipped ends. Rayon-cotton- :§ nylon double woven. Extra deep nap. white muslin sheets, Superior quality muslin SHEETS 2.00 Now is the time to replenish vour lirien closet. Thifty homemakers will want to stock up on these sturdy 81x108” size! | White dress in Fall colors @ a Fine count " @\ cloth, fibrene, flannel, A special thrift buy! ital S shirts shirts! Sport ’ i ral popular collar a . nt styles. Full cut, impeces bly tailored. Hurry and save Smart modern occasional : TABLES 12 Add to vour living room comfort with these lovely limed oak or ma- hogany lamp, cocktail or step tables. All in large size with scratch, burn and alcohol-resistant formica tops. ee fall shades, Look! First quality NYLONS 2» Federal buyers were on the spot to made a buy of these ‘first quality nylons at this truly sensational price! 60 ga. 15 den. and 51 ga. 15 den. in sizes. 814-11, WOMEN’S ANKLETS AND BOBBY SOX White, pastels. First quality. Packaged. 6-11. WOMEN’S IMPORTED HANKIES Linen, lace, totton. Pastel, white. Big selection. WOMEN’S PLAID HEADWARMERS Exciting colors in wool and rayon. Generous size. WOMEN’S RAYON PANTIES White and pastels. 2 popular styles. S-M-L- TWO-WAY STRETCH GIRDLE And panty girdles by Melody. Cotton-rayon. S-M-L. - FEDERAL’S OWN COTTON BRAS Beautifully fitting cotton. 32-36A; 32-38B; 32 STRATFORD PEFUMED SOAP Pine, Town/Country, Oatmeal, Apple Butter, etc NEW FALL ANTIQUE BRACELET Perfect accent to Fall fashions. Many stone set. GIRLS’ COTTON-NYLON SLIPS Pretty can-cans, bouffants for full skirts. 4-14. GIRLS’ COTTON-RAYON PANTIES White and pastel knits with elastic waist. 4-14. X-XX. 40C. 5" 2-4 1.00 3-1 1.00 2'3 et 1,00 23 Avs BOYS’ FLEECE-LINED SWEAT SHIRTS Plain and Detroit Lions, Davy Crockett. 4-16. INF. GOTTON KNIT TRAINING PANTS Double, thick; elastic waist; band leg. Sizes 1-6. INF. FLANNEL, BIRDSEYE DIAPERS . "Lt : 97 27”. Soft, sturdy cotton diapers. White. Size 27x2< INFANTS’ PASTEL TERRY 3-PC SET Pastel middy, pants, booties; 0-9 mo.; 12-18 mo. MEN’S CANVAS WORK GLOVES Sturdy canvas heavy duty gloves with knit wrists. MEN’S COTTON RAYON SOX Federal’s guaranteed Fall sox and anklets. 10-12. BOYS’ WINTER UNION SUITS Shorts or longs in heavy white cotton. Sizes 6-16 COLORFUL PLASTIC CRIB TOY Spins, jingles, rattles. Tie to crib side. WOMEN’S COWHIDE BELTS Genuine top-grain leather in Fall colors. 24-30. INFANTS and TOTS’ KNIT SHIRTS Fine cotton knit in several styles. 0-3; 2-8 years. 1.00 44 daz. 2-53 Ant Aes a 1.00 1.00 2" Rc ARS RAREST a he RN Rg ES , Se WARREN, PONTIAC SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 se alt, __— jee 5 ileal ah PRs: MEE LACK 51-15. i Poplin Jackets Little boys’ Smart suits Smart, warm Fall and Winter suits in knit cottons and ray- on. Some tailored. Boys 1-4. 8 PRR ORG. Ae utc teat aed Re ee a ee 3.00 Water repellent, flannel lined; cuffs, pockets, zipper. Wanted colors. Sizes 10 to 20. Save! — “i Sug oe it I al Ape rn on ‘* Printed suede flannel Sport SHIRTS 2-2 For: school and fun, these warm, hardy, washable boys’ cotton flannels, new round and convertible collars, satin yokes, Bright plaids, checks and novelties in sizes 6 to 18. Buy several! + age New Fall Slacks, jeans © 2 Qw35 Tiny girls’ Cetten dresses | a %, 55 Rayon and cotton gab slacks, 10-20; denim, cotton twill Sanforized jeans, 12-20, 38-44. 2 AR INCI re ‘ or ie s = be} em Meee oe ra | Pastels, prints in many fancy and tailored styles. Embroid- ery, lace, 9-18 mo.; 1-3 yrs. The RN GE PMO BN II et CASH? USE FEDERAL’S PURCHASE COUPON CREDIT AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BIG SAVINGS! PAY LATER! - Come a-running for this! CRIB SALE 24° Full panel hardwood crib in wax birch or maple finish. Double drop sides; plastic teething rails. Foot release sides. 4-position steel spring. Crib » plastic cover 8.00 Leah Girls’ flared 85 Novelty skirts New fall skirts in plaids, solids. Corduroys, felts, orlon- rayons. 3-6x, 7-14, 10-14, Se tem pe abonencone tif i a dal <= —so | i ‘ ee vee Fall sacks» 9400 Pre-cuffed, sheen gab. pic 'n pic, flannel ete. Top Fall eol- ors. Matching belts, 29-42. Heavy cotton Underwear Heavy, rib knit white eotton. Midways and s/s shirt. Taped front, elastic waist. 4-16. ¥ iad Men’s interlock Orion* sweaters 5.00 Shrinkproof, eg tes fade. proof, washable sleeves. 7 colors. S-M-L. ee and Cannon - 20x40 Towels 2«*4 Not just ONE but TWO . , . double loop, eo ay thirsty towels! or tive pastels, smart stripes-in-white! Foce cloths..................6 for 1.00 | Parr Boys’ weel Men's Cowden Dungarees lon long *DuPont's acrylic fiber COOKWARE ag @ Quick heating eleng wearing Mirror-bright aluminum " one © Cee 3-cup egg poacher; ee 46 Suburban ceafs 35% new wool Melton or fleece, orlon lined. Black, gray, tan, charcoal. Sizes 6-20. y Io Soa Fully Sanforized blue denim. Triple stitched, riveted. Pock- et, zipper. Sizes 28 to 50. s finest mak cake pan; 12-qt- dish pan. | Te By. 4H} Uy chum ala Bd aed a 7 | au bis mit ae hl , f eee Sy “Trulon, nylon, rayon” CURTAINS 1.00 Give your windows new sparkle with these handsome gleaming white ),/ } that do up so easily, look so and wear so well, 42"x81” $ 41”"x81" rayon; 36” nylon tiers. Santerized 50 Dungarees 2=2 Sturdy blue denims, triple stitched, riveted at strain points. 5 pockets, zipper. 6-16, T-pe. Brass Fireplace set ‘20 Triple-fold screen, 2 andirons 3-piece tool set with stand. Handsome brass finish, ih a a agg ig Aig balboa ys tna ele | Room Mike _ to Take Deliberations subcommittee | Law School, and Prof, Harry Kal- rte tig = 4 3 | us bp AL H 3 : Feuil i E f & ° oou'D, BIDS FOR THE SALE OF A } school bus will be received at t School until October a WILLIAM H. VAN VEN, Superintendent. FORD Dubitn : aking It Felony | | egg saws 2 Devices; 7 ner a member of the Senate! | Edwara H. Levi, dean of the) in fi we Tee into “eaves-| 7 i . z E z “ E : i z ; ri if E I z E af Siariet gies cause,» said alleged assailant Wil- Oct, 12, 13, 14, 1065 liam -R. Mitchell, “he stepped on my foot.” a. } This set was designed with the growing child in mind. Heme may be let gut one or two inches with no tailoring. The icbric is Chatham's Fleeceloom of 90°, woo! and 10% cashmere which com- bines comfort and beauty with durability. Coat, leggings and scarf included MADE BY CHATHAM h) NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. 9%. SAGAW ST. PONMAC neC-HO AN BUY ON EASY TERMS It Costs No More to Shop at Rappy's! Cunni nt a — HAM Bracke: pee) ao ee fe 1 . ipa Bieae ae: } j adel Geek og 7 j ¥ ' } i } . i | iy i { ji / THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER .13, 1955 __ Soe ee anagem nat ea me 10) -e onen 4 6) ie DO Ae, 4 ._ SALE DAYS THRU SUNDAY FRIED ON FRESH BUN SAVINGS SASS SUPER SPECIAL EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT $c: REVERSIBLE »~ DECORATED \JACKETS ¢ eeeee . 4 w » Pewee 2 : ye ~ +@RACEFUL 3-PLANT \ O30. ( a. ieee , | | Birthd. Z (; Priced At a SAT nm | MINERAL omnes APPLE DEL Oue . 3 9 ¢ RED-HEAD STRUDE oy WITH THE FLASH LIGHT | Adjustable $489 Long range forward . beam, Glows red on side, APPLE-PIE FLAVOR ABSORBINE YY, ¥ © “yy, SAVE.O BUFFERIN Reg. $1.25 Bottle 100 LOW PRICED THE BEST—BUY ~ ~2> DIRECT—PAY ai) ~=—« LESS MONEY A CUSTOM MADE MATTRESS and BOX SPRING by OXFORD ‘insures custom made quality— Any Width—Any Length—Any deg of fi The best at Money Seving prices. WE REBUILD OLD SAGGING MATTRESSES — MAKE THEM NEW AGAIN. ONLY THE BEST MA- TERIALS USED. CALL IN THE MORN- ING. WE WILL PICK UP AND DELIVER unfounded, as had so many in And there the case..still rests, COMPARE our PRICES Yes, compare our prices with any, get. the lowest prices plus the services and: reliability of Pontiac's largest Camera Store. AD% oFF 300 W VIEWLEX With Automatic Changer st 39" Fully Automatic ELECTRIC SKILLET {with Westinghouse thermostat) SPECIAL $ PURCHASE to sell at just Por the bome! For the cottage! e 4-qt. family size; 12’ in diameter e Portable unit—plugs in anywhere @ Virgin cast aluminum—mirror finish e Guaranteed! Full 1-year warranty Here’s an all-purpose automatic electric skillet that fries, bakes, roasts, stews, chafes, braises, casseroles. An exclusive Westing- house thermostat maintains a constant heat level at the temperc- For gifts, anniversaries! Comparable to __ skillets selling at $22.95 99 cover nationally advertised Underwriters’ Laboratories Approved ture you set. The 24” high domed cover converts skillet into an even, baking an 11-inch cake. Handy recipe and instruction book included. Shipments of limited quantities have just been received ond go on sale in these Kresge stores tomorrow! AVAILABLE AT BOTH STORES: DOWNTOWN STORE 2, ee ore TEL-HURON STORE Tel-Huron Shopping Center Fully Automatic. FRYER-COOKER Comparable to electric fryers , e Large family size—4'4 qt. capacity @ Portable unit—plugs in anywhere e Gleaming triple chrome plated finish HOLDS Either of THESE $11 00 ITEMS No Carrying Charge on Kresge’s Layaway Plan! PAY ONLY 60c WEEKLY (with Westinghouse thermostat) e See-through oven glass cover _ Here's another terrific Kresge value! This automatic electric appliance serves as a deep fryer, cooker, roaster, serve, bun warmer, blancher, steamer, com popper, stewer, Has a permanent listing of foods and _ temperatures to ‘insure perfect cooking and deep frying results. An ‘ proper temperature is reached. ~ KRESGE’S for the MOST of the BEST for the LEAST -8mm_ Projector * 750 WATT * REVERSE * STILL * VARI-SPEED *F1.6 LENS RS iin 119" CANON F1.8 Serenur Lens, 4 Shutter Speeds 1 Sec. ¥ to 1/1000. Sec, Coupled Range Finder. Interchangeable Lenses Reg. $284.00 Latest Model "206" EXAKTA VX Sty, © REFLEX FOCUSING gee © X SYNCRONIZED 3@ F1.9 PRIMOPLAN PRE-SET LENS © @ 1955 MODEL ta “189 $279.50 Preserve the “Sounds” in Your Life WEBCOR Reg. Price $179.50 ~ CAMERA MART Price WEB COR tec. sze4.00 HIFI3 Speaker Modelin a | 79°° Mahogany Decorator Cabinet @ Bethoven’s Moonlight Sonata © Bob Keene—Clarinet and Orchestra © Hi-Lo’s—Songs by Gershwin and Mercer ©@ Dixieland Special—Pete Daily's Chicagoans © Reel Jazz—Geo. Lewis Ragtime Band For Less Than Disc Records 119% See Our “Close-Out” Counter and Really Save on Many Photo Items! THE MARK DAVIS CAMERA MART 83 N. Saginaw St. Cameras Are Our Business... Not a Sideline? FE 4.4343, j 4 a8 ; ‘ bo gf is jd vie : ‘ i \ d : | y i bss ( : : x : : j : ti No i se | é ‘ # \ a } ae F | { , F f ( ; ; Py, Dy) \ ve $25 ee ioe , “ "- YHE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 THORTY FIVE . Yes, we're moving to LARGER, MORE MODERN QUARTERS at 172 South Seginew Street. Just 112 blocks south of our present location . . DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM STANDARD ELECTRIC, . With this new, LARGER STORE we con offer our customers MORE BARGAINS, MORE FREE PARKING, EASIER SHOPPING, BETTER SERVICE. But im order to make the move quickly, end less costly . . 5 WE MUST DISPOSE OF OUR PRESENT STOCK! " “$0 HURRY IN... SAVE MORE AT SAVE PLUMBING! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ’til 9 Check These Bargains for What You Need Y-inch Elhows ...... (2c. “TREMENDOUS SAVINGS on Every Item! ‘A’ Grade, 5¥2-ft. Eljer (3 Only) a a ge i _ Vorinch T’s ...... 00. .19¢e. sinc tata” “sea |f ff SetehUaoes.... tee] Reg. $121.40 Lochinvar (2 Only) | 34-inch U's .553>. eds 18¢ Es. Oil Heaters ......... $7295 S,duch T's ........ 206 fs Bottle Ges, Automotic (5 Only) Hot Water Heaters .. $6850 20 Only (less seat) | Close Coupled Toilets. $1950 34-inch Unions ...... 85c £. 1/2-inch Drainage L’s 486 &. | 1Yy-in, Copper Tubing 27c¢r. br oar $239.50 Deluxe (4 Only) 10-inch Pipe Wroneh . .$139 Cabinet Sinks .... . .$14995 14-inch Pipe Wrench. $169 ‘A’ Grode ... with foucets ALL TOOLS MARKED DOWN FOR | Wash Bowls ........ $1195 seat, Samia. ue Mk 2k as yaa IM a For the home! the cottage’ or gifts, anmiversart | Here’s an all-purpose automatic electric skillet that fries, bakes, roasts, stews, chafes, braises, casseroles. An exclusive Westing- house thermostat maintains a constant heat level at the tempero- domed cover converts skillet into an ke. Handy recipe and instruction book ture you set. The even, baking an 11-inch ¢ ex! 24" hi skillets —_ ot $22.95 | @ 4-qt. family size; 12’ in diameter ' @ Portable unit—plugs in anywhere | @ Virgin cast aluminum—mirror tinish e Guaranteed! Full 1-year warranty Underwritegs’ Laboratories Approved included. Shipments of limited quantities have just been received end go on sale in these Kresge stores tomorrow! OWN eee ee STORE AVAILABLE AT BOTH STORES: TEL-HURON STORE. ie Shopping Center ~ selling for #19,95—just Large tamily size—4\4 qt. capacity Portable unit—plugs in anywhere Gleaming triple chrome plated finish See-through oven wen cover with cover . Here's another terrific Kresge ooh This automatic electric appliance + serves as a deep fryer, cooker, roaster, serve, bun warmer, blancher, ounet oe seen stewer. Hes @ permaneet fing of foods ond es to insure prea abi ar so ag er <~ pg Reng deep frying results. An tells when proper temperature is reached. book incuded. On Sale Now at Kresge's! - 8s A KRESGE’S for the MOST of the dined for the LEAST “Push Buttun” RECORDER eg. Price $179.50 CAMERA MART Price WEB COR rez. szsa.00 HI F13 Speaker Model in 7 79°0 Mahogany Decorator Cabinet PRE-RECORDED TAPES © Bethoven’s Moonlight Sonata © Bob Keene—Clarinet and Orchestra © Hi-Lo’s—Songs by Gershwin and Mercer © Dixieland Special—Pete Daily's Chicagoans 119% © Reel Jazz—Geo. Lewis Ragtime Band For Less Than Disc Records See Our “Close-Out’” Counter and Really Save on Many Photo Items! THE MARK DAVIS (GAMERA MART 83 N. Saginaw St. FE 4-4343 Cameras Are Our Business... Not a Sideline? THE) PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1935” | rel peor en a _THIRTY:FIVE 4 save’ Un i to 70% ~ DONT MISS Save Puanbing supply’ s GIGANTIC e! val Sale! WE RE MOVING to 172 S. SAGINAW Yes, we're moving to LARGER, MORE MODERN QUARTERS ot “ 172 Seuth Saginaw Street, Just 12 blocks south of our present location . . DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM STANDARD ELECTRIC. With this new, LARGER STORE we cen offer our customers . MORE BARGAINS, MORE FREE PARKING, EASIER SHOPPING, BETTER SERVICE. But in order to make the move quickly, and less costly .. . WE MUST DISPOSE OF OUR PRESENT STOCK! "$0 HURRY IN... SAVE MORE AT SAVE PLUMBING! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ’til 9 vi. ST1695. Firsy QUALITy SINKS; Check These Bargains for What You Need TREMENDOUS SAVINGS } on Every Item! ‘a’ Grade, 5'2-ft. Eljer (3 Only) White Gast Tubs ... . $6850 ° a Wholesole Price is $88.25 | | Ul VYodnoh T’s......... b Es Also 3 Only . . . 5-ft. ‘A’ Grade - White Gast Tubs ..... $6250 | /2-aen Unions ...... Reg. $121.40 Lochinvar (2 Only) | ones ee eke Oil Heaters ......... $7295 eeeeeeee S4lnch Unions... 11-inch Drainage L’s 486 &. {-in. Copper Tubing 27er Bottle Ges, Automatic (5 Only) Hot Water Heaters .. $6950 20 Only (less seat) Close Coupled Totela. 510% puiianiinetininire -cabghiveoihcebiiecty .'... ces tee we * ‘ “ a edd a Lisle toe clam eae a ee 7 hae Rakai oe Yecneuiie Deluxe (4 Only) . 10-inch Pipe Wrench . .$139 Cabinet Sinks ...... $14995 14-inch Pipe Wrench. $169 i A’ Grode ,.. with foucets — ALL TOOLS MARKED DOWN FOR I Wash Bowls ........ $195 atl ste. ‘ 0 $!. 19 | (Save 60%) Vp-inch Shut-Offs ... 96ers Ya H.P. (with tank) Reg. $98.50 Reg. $1.39 Shallow Well Pumps. +7950 Sj-inch Shul-Offs .... 110 Compare, THe Volwtecs Used Bath Tubs .... .$:§00} Reg, $38.50 (with stand and faucet) co TH voles edt AND UP Fibreglas L’ndry Trays $2650 Used Sinks ........ $100 up 14 Only! Genuine Mother-of-Pearl Plastic Toilet Seats. .$249 Es. : 4 Toilet ‘Seats rs ae -Bek. 17 Qaly) Ist QUALITY Prices Sloshed On all =| First Quality New Galvanized Pipe 4 vailiatsaciie ehie | Pressure Tanks ..... $1295 | | | “of “SUMP | MEDICINE 9 | Cash and Carry at Wholesale Prices Reg. $8.95 V2" (21-ft. lengths) 2.29 BIG SAVINGS - Colored Toilet Seats. .$ 4s 34" (21-ft. lengths) 2.98 OIL P 1" (21-Ft. lengths) 4.25 | Ste He ia F All Bathroom Accessories 1%” (21-f, lengths) 5.67 (5-ft . $3.98 50% Off 1%" (21-ft. lengths) 6.71 [3.4,, sin le gle Hub 2” (21-ft. lengths) 8.97 | (5-#t $3.49 _. Guo" rows convincébs Laundry Tray Faucets $395 |— THOUSANDS OF ITEMS MORE... ALL PRICED REMARKABLY LOW ... but just too. many te list them oll here. ‘PUMPS | CABINETS . COMPARE THESE VALUES... AND. YOU'LL BE CONVINCED! Mae a 7 {EASY TERMS « 3 WAYS TO BUY ':;:::| ‘PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. FREE Full Stock of Soil Pipe Fittings—Everything in Plumbing Supplies cP poem PARKING | 100 $. Saginaw St Phones : FE 6-2100 and FE 4-663) st = coh md WE WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY-TO THANK ALL OF YOU FOLKS IN THIS AREA FOR THE SPLENDID PATRONAGE WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM YOU DURING THIS FIRST WEEK OF OUR BIG REMOVAL SALE ... YOU'VE SHOWN US THAT YOU > KNOW REAL BARGAINS WHEN YOU SEE THEM ... AND WE'RE GOING TO KEEP RIGHT ON GIVING ‘THEM TO YOU, BECAUSE | -WE'VE GOT TO GET RID ‘OF OF OUR PRESENT STOCK . + AND, QUICK! ee — , , , ia ' pi ‘ i ' 9; Cane ‘er ? | 7 | ifr L {i / oa d foi ; 4 i pe | / eT a ate Chats oe #! pe i iy ag Ba é . po { | F fi ; i feed i : ; Pe tila ; gy Pi i / \ bey . bos : 4 yi : ) i ‘ ; ae ; i I ‘ aN } yd Jovi # / 7 \ z gente “ / pf \ rae \ j > i ft é f j ze er es y Family law Shingles pee lw. sx age THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 a NY [Date Back fo 1790 _Parties Eye Farm Belt Vote" ; electoral votes, but GOP leaders Democratic blasts at Secretary noua 1944 ; today privately concede they are | Benson have centered on the con- ; \ in for 2 whale of a fight to come | tention that while thé rest of the oven close to repeating that per | economy is booming, nothing has + g ui ts H rie Fils knowledge that Eisenhower's heart | steadily in recent years.. Farm attack has put a heavy damper) prices have sagged 15 per cent The oldest was made out in 1790 on their hopes of swinging a clean-| since early lw heermage ae Gar cut farm victory in the Midwest. "| gon, Kerr (D-Okla) says Ben- Scting — he was president of the Squeezed by falling farm income is “stilt playing hop, skip -1865) their fire at Benson “trying to hypnotize the farmers rather than at Eisenhower per-| into thinking they're well off.” e686 The even-tempered Benson says an Eisenhower perhaps either, and will have some “very : from running for re-elec-| specific’ legislation proposals to NEW OLD-TIMER — John E. Peters, tion because of his health, many) lay before Congress early next |, ized reproduction old-time farmers who were swayed by Ike’s year in an effort to help the na-| 4, steers the pint rae: scrap rsonal t : threshing machine tractor which he made from pe popularity may , decide | tion's six million farmers. A tion to Gus ie and with full up, the threal about four miles per hour. The whistle, governor, steering can affair, with the Republicans House, it will give the farmer a | twice getting the short end of the : better shake than he has been | stick. | on under P administra-| In the 1940 election, when the Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft third term against Republican * ing maps show the farm vote in Democratic leaders| the three elections before 1952 Eisenhower's landslide in 195% on the theme | turned out to be a catch-as-catch-. bagged the farm belt's entire 170 ee EY You get a better picture on rosiey c all Mt theo eetarel sty Se aa ates On gested new antenna that zooms UP to give you a better picture ... zooms DOWN out of sight when your set is not in use. ee re 7-League chassis — Crostey's powerful “picture-full” chassis that “brings TV broadcasting stations right into your back yard!” A Crosley exclu- sive. ; the luminous channel indicator that tells you the station you're tuned to from clear across the room. ; 21-Inch : , plus wags gg. tt eee meee” See How You'll Look See How You'll Like or Maybe You'd Rather ©@ Beautiful new styling in your choice of wood | cabinet 200M In One of These of These Smart Have One of These finishes. ; _ TENNA...TVEYE... . © Vertical plane chassis thet puts the controls on cinema-sound speaker SMART HARD FINISH ALL WOOL SHARKSKIN HARD FINISH ALL WOOL gocemernen ae ial * Only $ 95 DOUBLE TWIST or FLANNEL ~SHARKSKIN ‘ set can con a SUITS | SUITS | SUITS or later on. | Generous Trade-In Allowance : eats ecm | See these other CROSLEY Models! : Ce atu You Dae . ml FF Ou : CO FF OW YOu AMM | Cie Trmteod S| F rosi cy "EI $3367 | Bias $3 Qe7 | Rin $4367 ——_ 4 $45 or $55 |” $60 : | Our Price | Our Price ies [] Our Price - —__ ¥ ~ | C U STO M We Must Repeat! Only Our 250-Store Buying Power Could Possibly Bring You V | Such Bargains as These! It Will Pay You Well to SHOP BARNETT’S FIRST! : Open Friday and Monday Nights with the difference 3 Till 9 P. M. you can see! | : MODELS From MEN’S STORE EWE coeryias (84 Oakland Ave. . Phone FE 2-6445 | aw i "Ho Extra: Com! 19 N. SAGINAW 2 - PLENTY OF FREE PARKING | y pope | i — of Oehlend County Electronic TV Service Association - BUSSARD ELECTRIC iro money DOWNY Barnette | _THE. PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 Lobbies Pian All-Out Pressure Job on Old Age-S urvivor Expansion Bill” ‘(By Congressional Quarterly) WASHINGTON—With dollars and cennts on the line, pressure groups will lobby hard in 1956 on proposals to expand Social Security. Senate hearings will be held in 1956. on a bill, passed overwhelm- ingly by the House in 1955, which would affect the pay checks and = retirement plans of about 1.3 mil- lion Americans. The Hoves voted to pay Cld-Age. abled workers at age 50, to- pay ions to widows and other women at age 62, and to extend coverage .to most of the occupa- tions still excluded. Social Secur- - {ty taxes would be raised to buy the package. Lobbyists have been pressing | their arguments on senators in their home states, and rounding up grass roots suppert for their viewpoints. First target: The Senate Finance Committee, which will decide if, when, and ni what form the bill will reach the floor. Later all % senators will be fair game for but- | tonholers and ietter-writers in- spired by lokby representatives | throughout the nation. No special OASI benefits now are paid to disabled workers. must wait until they're 65, like | everyone else, before drawing pen: | age -ee ot Industrial Or- | combos (CIO) favors disability | pensions, declaring that “there can be no serious question as to the reasonableness, need. and humani- tarfanism” of the proposal. ; The American Federafion of Tabor (AFL) agrees, and the Amertean Association of Social Workers says that disability In- wurance “has been tried and ‘found sound.” A means tesf would be “psychologically” un- sound, the social workers say. On the opposition side, the Amer- | ican Medical Assn. objects, saying | the federal government would jump “firmly in the middle of medical practice” through supervision of disability certifications. AMA also fears that patients seeking disabil- ity certification would apply “‘pres- sures” on physicians. And the powerful medical group contends disability pay- ments “might undermine .. . rehabilitation.” The Chamber of Commerce of the U!. S., the Life Insurance Assn. of America and the American Life Convention agree with AMA that training to earn a livelihood would help disabled workers more than pensions. And the insurance groups contend, pensions ‘would tend to become unemployment benefits” during depressions, MO#T INSURED Reduction of the pension age of Physicians were excluded at the | insistence of AMA. Other profes- sional groups also opposed cover- age of their members, but failed to convince the House. The American Dental Assn., as | well as AMA, stands against cov- erage. A dissident wing of the, dental group, the Congress of | American Dentists for OAST, has | 23 New Volumes Added fo Libraries Twenty-three new . books have been added to the Pontiac City Libraries collection week, Librar- fan Adah Shelly reported today. Included are 11 works of adult) fiction and a dozen non-fiction se- lections. They are: Adult Fiction End Age of the Tall H. A, Smith. Aduit Non-Fiction Adoption, and After, Louise Raymon ond Fix Your aon V8 or 6, 1945 to 90, W. K. Tobo! Great Sepanenes, Kurt Bieukopf. Imagination’s Other Place, Helen Plots, comp. Kathy Ann, Kindergartner, F. D. Living Past of America, Corne- | — lius she Lavina, a Religion Real, N. F. &. Ferre. Our Samoan Adventure, F. V. Steven- he Road to Human Destiny, M. B. H. Lecomte du Nouy. Silent Soy Wm. H. Kearns GB. Tube Bee for Living, @. Ht Bo * 0 Oe eee oceans Farmers, too, are split. The tional Farmers Union favors com- American:Farm Bureau Federation | pulsory farm coverage. | f Portable MIXER Regular $19.95 NOW a 3° TOASTER Was $21.95 Open Friday ‘til 9 P.M. Charge Accounts Invited! YOUR CHOICE LATEST STEAM-DRY IRONS General Electric, ial or Hoover SAVE $7 a 1” Regular $18.95 $1.00 a Week LYNN JEWELERS One South Saginaw, Corner of Pike FE §-5731 SAVE THROUGHOUT the WHOLE STORE... IN EVERY DEPARTMENT TERRIFIC BUYS! DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! DRESSES - COATS-CHILDREN’S WEAR CONSOLIDATED FROM OUR VARIOUS STORES FOR TREMENDOUS SELECTIONS! Fall COAT re Values to _ SACRIFICE PRICES DRESSES SIZES FOR JUNIOR — MISSES’ — WOMEN © One and Two Piece © Dress Up Styles © Wools and Blends © Velvet Jumpér Types © Casual Jumper Types © Jacket Styles First Quality NYLON : - HOSE ©.51-Gauge _ © 15-Denier. ® Outline Heels tox $é )00 FP PAIR $3.87 Value Individual Pair *eeeee#es amas ome 8 piles MORES 68* dnd Winter 9” $29.99 @ Fur Fabrics—Coots @ Full Length @ Fleeces @ Sport — Toppers @ Chinchille © Velvet @ Cashmere Blends @ Milium and Interlinings—Grey, Bleck, Blue, Nude and Red. ' WAREHOUSE SPECIALS oun CHILDREN’S DEPT. GIRLS’ COTTON DRESSES and 3-6x GIRLS’ BLOUSES In R and Cotton 4 For i Reg. $1.39 ORLON SLIPOVER SWEATERS Sizes 3 to 14 2 ad $2.99 Value Interlined for ONE-PIECE SNOW SUITS rz $999 8 ) gos by 1 ee fad c rs ‘ iy ingle ey hes ; pe a par! “ ‘ae ee it / ; j yor ye i ey { } ' di ae f} i fog | f \ x ‘ if : e) i R Fi / : bh Vee # & qi ; nu hay AL. rial : } | | ie c ey ty ‘ yi ; \ ; ' \ / j " ; f] } ay s eae : ( / f a? | fe i f Ps ‘S 7 - af , Bove : : : ! I | 7 | / H a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,\OCTOBER 13, 1955 France Faces Its encore Year ltenone Ampliir sess peace © re makes trom Cabot Lodge for having strike by small merchants, has Pro tm cing woe monswing at Premier vaen| AIG Hard of Hearing pop Hy. omy a ny ed thee greeny was made a speech too soft” in oppos- | following troublesome to any g0V- | quent labor unhappiness reflected | Faure avoid being thrown out of CHICAGO (INS). — A portable | hearing. turbances created by electrical ing the vote on Algeria.’ . | ernment, even though he is being | o, strits pecial in heavy in-| office last weekend. And he faced telephone amplifier to aid the hard| The amplifier exhibited this | circuits ang appliances. While North Africa is France's |ued_ $F inciting nonpayment of) 4 fmmediately a new and touigh hud-|of hearing has been exhibited in |week at the Academy of Opthal- ae most dramatic problem—what with |" 9 die—debate over Algeria. Surviv- | Chicago. mology and Otolaryngology by! production of bituminous. coal a small-scale war going on in the | PRICES CLIMB v On top of that, France’s ‘age-old | ing that will only bring him face| The pocket-size amplifier clips |Remies Co. L4d., of San Fran |in 1954 was 392 million tons, This S/ dangerous Riff country—there are| Two groups of reserves, called | trouble of an unstable central gov- | to face with economic problems,|on any telephone’ receiver and |cisco, which spent two years is about 2.5 tons for every man, other problems, up for North African duty, ‘muti-| ernment continues to plague the | jany one of which could be used | progr _ automatically without veloping. woman and child in the United Pierre Poujade, leader of a tax ‘nied briefly, country. Only by the most. skillful | ‘as a device for unseating him. any electrical hookup. It not only" The device is powered by two | States. wiles a i — ss 8 Ferm a chair covered in decorator fabrics................. ' PRODUCTION INCREASES | Our reg. $369 2-pc. sectional by Flexsteel, ' ¢ Paris is so full of autornobiles— covered in den ere are ere $195 for the most part of French make —that traffic movement has be- Our $59 Starter Lo in Same int gh impossible, reg. mage $ “French saline is increasing good locking covers CoD eme eee er eee ee annnsrense ves 39 the export position improving. se these showy things point to Our reg. $199 2-pe. sola and chair. $95 an economy which is normally Smart fabrics ................ Suh ceeek’ to curvive tong per | 0 A Sear aaa anata ata fods of bad times. . & France had one of her most , oats ik eo ber pet BEDROOM SUITES! Nations overrode her ees and | inscribed the Algerian problem on_ et «Gor blonde or walnut ...........7......... 549 Our reg. $269 3-pc. Double Dresser. $189 Chest and Bed. Gray mhg. .............. Our reg. $189 Double Dresser, Chest and Bookcase Bed. French Provincial. Hitless $129 Our reg. $139 Double Dresser, $79 Chest and Bed... gus Baten 9159 : vane _ 9-PC. COMPLETE — DINING ROOM SUITES there to be “protected.” sonewhet Ue the Lovisien Par | BEDROOM OUTFIT Our reg. $119 5-pe. blonde Drop - $75 capers sabdind i her expicrers || | Sex Serine. Pair of Boudoir Lamps, Par of Shredded Foom Leaf Table and 4 chairs................. traced Gat every stream and gully, ar soe. $149 Buffet, table ; and finally her farmers and inves- a ee ng birchwood oo... ........eceeccees ee ee Our me a Sea Mist China. ene og SOE Ee UAW Denies Charge of Coercing Schools Our Reg. $289 Value $ Deluxe Outfit, $15 Down ........ Our Reg. $79.95 )) Secseeeeil(— __pecuxe "Plastic Top, Ye i mr 8-PC. COMPLETE “prada Sate: ett & HT LIVING ROOM OUTFIT ’ BREAKFAST SET | Workers, told the Detroit board INCLUDES: 2-Piece Sofa and Chair, 2 Step Tables and a of Education that the UAV soon Cocktail Table, Pair Table Lamps & Wrought tron TV Chair will demand an ivestigation into mn. what he called attempts by busi- . ness and industry groups to in- fluence thinking in schools. Miss Ruth Winter, a Detroit high schoo} teacher, charged re- cently that the CIO is trying to ‘45 Our Reg. $12.95 : TELEVISION CHAIR In Durable Plastic Nationally Known sruso INNERSPRING. MATTRESSES sa Oil Box Springs to Match: Sealy -- Restokraft -- Dunlap - - Health Brand! Heater 5 BEDDING!” | Committee,” q parent group, is a tool of the ClO. Sexton said there is no connec- tion between that committee and “ the CIO, although the two groups VALS Pek SS 6 22 : “almost always” support the same trade-in a Sas t& 42 se ae Be tap comme i oe Detroit eltowence GO Ne te ho j Newspapers of prejudice in the | = $ | 3 ' o iene : dispute. = ; af with z et Beg. ; a M s, Lahar te always held uty a4 Ou Reg 5 Peace trade ez Y \\\ Mattress Detriot Ts 1 r * ; sy “ ¥r after innocent, | ‘ ; 4 "3 * em i. oe Sis bene 159 Our. Reg. $229 Our Reg. 3109 ibe FB 5 Me on Expert observers: estimate that | Own ......... —s . ; > ox Sp: ~~ . trafic in N York Ci : trate jams. in New York Cty | | CBS COLUMBIA | WRINGER year in wasted gasoline. on which Our Re $299 revenue al g. SE eT oto | Ae; Auometc | TELEVISION | WASHER 9x12 : Cet Acquainted Offer! NYLON RUG DRYER $ 00 $ | 00 GENUINE BLUE WHITE with trede i ‘5 Ct. DIAMOND *59 "149 ng Cy 21”, Front Tuning With Trade 38 [DISCOUNT HOUSE *88 = \.. {| MERCHANDISE SURPLUS 1.00 Weekly FURNITURE— APPLIANCES se : _ @ FREE DELIVERY OPEN MON. & FRI. till 9 P. M. Sealy y Hide-a-way REDI-BED 15 E. PIKE ST., JUST OFF SAGINAW FE 4.8795 Setetorens "or SEA QM “SOFA HIDE-A-WAY BEDS SEALY - RESTOKRAFT - ROWE, Etc. ; “hy , ie te &. ‘ 955 Wilson Foresees! Warning System Defense Head Believes Unified Air Networks Will Be Evolved » Fi kt fish i i ie eventually complete unification of all milittary services, Wilson said: “T think Montgomery is overstatirig the problem in order to make prog- ress in the right direction.” Texas Synod Integrates ABILENE, Tex. --The Texas gro churches to membership, The WELL STACKED — Members of the National Model Railroad Asso- ciation, convening in Baltimore,.Md., ride on the famous “‘Lafayette” locomotive of 1837, which is pulling an ‘Imlay’ coach of the same era. The “armchair railroaders” were treated to a day of real-life railroad- ing,.past and present, by the Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference. |Biggest Jet Placed by Pa NEW YORK # — The biggest | contract by an American company | for purchase of jet transport planes. was announced today by Pan) American World Airways, ' Juan T. Trippe, president of the | firm, said the board of directors | have approved the purchase of 269 million dollars worth of jet trans- ports from Boeing Airplane Co, | Leonard Refineries Gets OK on Two Purchases NEW YORK (#—Stockholders of | Leonard ~ . Inc. of Alma, Mich., have approved an agreement for the purchase of the business and properties of Mid- West Refineries, Inc., and Roose- velt Oil & Refining Co. | Leonard President Reid Brazell, | announcing this yesterday, said ‘it is contemplated that the purchase , will be completed Nov. 30 through | and exchange of stock. Leonard plans to make application for the | listing of its common stock on. the American Stock Exchange. Fabricated metal products are. made by more than 16,000 U. S. | factories. j Plane Order n American and Douglas Aircraft Co, which will use engines from the Pratt & Whitney division of United Aj- craft Corp. . William M. Allen, president of Boeing, said his company's con- tract “marks the beginning of a new era in air transportation.” “Most major cities of the Free World will be only 12 hours or less from the United States,"" he said. Twenty of the 45 aircraft will be delivered by Boeing between De- | cember 1958 and November 1959. Delivery of 25 Douglas jet Clippers will begin in December 1959 with the last delivery due January 1961. Battle Creek Driver Hurt in Truck Accident Iven L. Conine, 53, of Battle Creek sustained a bruised back last night when his semi-trailer hit a car driven by Virginia P. Laur, 40, of 184 W. Brooklyn Ave. at the intersection of Telegraph Road and Lakeview Road. Conine said that when he tried to stop, the trailer load shifted and threw the vehicle out of con- trol. He was treated and released THE PONTIAC PRESS, TH Security Council Will. Discuss Red Shipments to Middle East WASHINGTON (®—The explosive ‘problem of Communist arms ship- ments to the tense Middle East is becoming an issue of growing urgency to the United States and its Western allies. It was expected to get top-level $20, Pontiac Police reported. This was the third such robbery in three days. — The victim, C. W. 313 Orchard Lake Ave., told de- tectives the pair got into his.cab on Howard McNeil Street at about 11 p.m. ~ One, described as stocky and wearing a light brown sport coat and dark trousers, pointed a .33- caliber, blue steel revolver at Don- igan and .demanded his wallet. | The other man was described as | % years old, about 175 pounds and | five feet 11 inches tall. He was wearing a light gray suit and a light colored felt hat, Donigan said. The Netherlands plans to spend $3,750,000 in construction of 10 airfields. . from St, Joseph Mercy Hospital. WESTWOOD: Heavy quality rayon and nylon deep pile car- peting assures resilience and long wearing beauty. PHILADELPHA BROAD TWILL —Nubby twist broadioom all wool carpeting . . . glamorous and long wearing. $9.95 sa. va. BOTH AVAILABLE IN 9. 12" end 18° Carpeting NO MONEY | These are the days when you want your carpeting to withstand lots of wear — with more use of your home — yet you want color and beauty. YOU get it in all three of these fabrics ... AND LOOK at their low price! All are available in a large selection of colors. All are available in 9’, 12’ rials, for-either rug or wall to wall installation. H. SMART DIV. . i H. and 15° mate Philadelphia's PERSIAN TWIST An Aristocrat of All Wool Twist Carpeting N95 NO . - $25.90 OAKLAND AVE. FE Lawrence Fleischman, Inc. BIRCH PANEL WOOD KITCHEN CABINETS Over 100 Cabinets in Various Sizes WALL CABINETS BASE CAB H. H. SMAR ON LONE AAO eC, GEA ETE ERE NMG MME A BG ASSEMBLE and SAVE 50% of the Cost! = a 4-4567 BE nt ite a R s Coa: ‘ it INETS ; o 12x30"... $14.25 12”... . $21.50. ily ” . . 13” cee & Oe $23.50 =i, Ac 15x30" ..... $16.10 - “r ie 24 —. * Fe 8 8 $31.50 24"°x30 ees $22.40 36" Base Cabinet | HS 'x30" ss Sink oe T DIV. \ OAKLAND AVE. Lawrence Fleischman, Inc. 4-4567 by Arms Deals r= —x-Ann Arbor Doctor URSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1 1 Save on . F FLANNEL SUITS: Finer quality all: wool flannel suits at a very special price—$45.00. Well worth a much higher price tag! Medium shade of grey and the new charcoal colors in grey, green, brown, and blue. . . styled and tailored by one of the best makers in this country. SAVE ON IMPORTED WOOL FABRIC zip-lined coats Zip in the colorful all-wool plaid lining—and you have a warm overcoat! Zip out and you have a smart topcoat! You can choose luxurious, long-wearing tweeds, cheviots, . | shetlanders. Priced low—only $45.00—Proving again that The Hub helps you dress better for less! No Down Payment Necessary When Opening a Charge Account HUB CLOTHIE 18-20 NORTH SAGINAW STREET ow at the Hub... Two Special | Value Features... Pure Wool 30 Days—60 Days—90 Days ; i ee is ; My ; i, \s % J : y : ; : . _'THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1955 | Coats for the Entire CHARGE ’EM AT THE LION STORE |} Men's Topeoats je Coats by Clipper- Craft and Michaels- Stern. Beautiful _Chevoits, Tweeds, ~ Boys’ Topeoats Beautiful! all wool tweeds and splashes. All with zip-out wool liners. Wide assort- ment of colors to ovens cem s nase hae. 3G. i Lae Gabardines, Sax- . choose from. onies, and Venetian | Coverts. Sizes 8 to 20 Husky Sizes 14-10 50 «560. 24? Other Topcoats il 3 it H i $395 Te $65 $3498 E 4 Hi 2 if Soave bet 29 chery had criminal A yn raat © Sen Boys’ Jackets 2 The broadcast said the cases of ‘; the 19 were being examined “one oO 5) by ote Seneting so Chtesne Ines | 'e be sunt to Ce O'Neill, the These are just a few of . pe the. many outstanding boys’ jackets we offer. Meltons, Tweeds, Brushed Wools, Fleeces, Dacron i Men's Jackets. | — , GREAT WESTERN, JULMOR, a i to use ae and Nylon, Blends and pawns in the/ Leathers. Bomber and CHIEF, NIAGARA and under since 9 = - — -Surcoat Models, Suburban BUCKSKIN JOE put the Red Coats. . : . Chinese in the position of appear Tweeds, Cashmere Wool BL ° ’ ’ sr a Posies wih “odegt Sizes 6 to 20 Fleeces, Plaids, Poplins, Sages te that = By— : Meltons, Flannels and many their right to Great Western . . od more. Self-collar, Zip-up same agreement Jelmer $] ? 98 i! turtle necks, sHooded, and ined Ameri- Niagara LA $-way knit styles. a would know their rights. Tom Sawyer | : y y 4 mber Sold Ethan Hanes _ Off State-O 1 Lands : William Barry to $ 95 $ 00 AG A wert SH ‘oemor mop temet| | Style Shox — 5) A98 he to” e) Tands in the past fiscal year, the|A. Biggs, a Detroit osteopathic.| (7 a | | | , a be ee Gr West I oy eo — , EB Surcoat in sizes 6 to 2 ‘316.98 $ ?) 4. Suburban Coat of Cashmere and Wool Fleece represented 87:922,000 board ; shown above, $29.95 in Grey 4 feet of lumber. A year ago, $474,- 000 worth of timber, 69,657,000 board fete, was cut. . ; MSU to Study Danger a dsac’ : | : : ir of Industrial Wastes Ladies Girls EAST LANSING #—Michigan * | eo. 08 be able to say by next spring how|- GRAND RAPIDS @® — Mor than | © in eT Oa Oa \\ much cadmium and chromium | 800 persons attended the dedication | ~ wastes can safely be dumped in| Tuesday of the $1,250,000 Aquinas : public water supplies. : College administration building ; . The university's governing body |The Most Rev. Allen J. Babcock, | in ) by Marlee — has accepted a $15,970 grant from} bishop of the Roman Catholic wd the eas Institute ve nrg reps at douies on — CHINCHILLA Whether you have small fry, intermediates, : continue a study begun pee han ‘odautery elven, DS ; or teens you can’t miss with these fine Swedish Girl to Reign ore CSSHEERE SEEN > tae toons MUSKEGON — Ame-chrstne Held in Moonshining | } FLEECES chee EX finest of blanket fleece. “Its pag os gd — in Muskegon al tcnenelte kage Rar gyros ALPACAS l ine as ‘or erg tic pre- August exchange student Detroi sen in the most luscious from Sweden, will preside Friday | investigation of a federal — TWEEDS shades ever. $2.99 ran | Girls’ St. Mary’s Coats | ) 3 to 6x Slack Sets ......... bees $24.95 ) 7 to 14 Coats .............005. _— SAVE MONEY — SAVE DOLLARS! Watch Repair Policy Your Watch CLEANED and OVERHAULED — ONLY ee >. | |," fs - | Ladies’ St. Mary’s Coats 1 Other Coats From $34.95 to $85.00 Charge All Your Clothes : at the LION STORE > Park Free Rear of Store While Shopping rp | ae “am PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1955 PEOPLE'S » setters | SAVE MONEY ON... Aa CLEANSER Delicious PINE CONE ORANGE © LEMON-LIME © LEMON i ORANGE. or MAMBO-PUNCH GIANT. Cc Your 46 Oz. Choice Cc AN “HORMEL CANNED “Fry lt for Breakfast” : ect Dees Wm FREEZE SPONGE CAKE MIX eo : } Reg. er ™ 5 5 . Only = Reg. $4.99 Thermos SWAGGER BAG er | ONLY 1” GAL. ] See Canade Dry Ad on Page 42 Sar | ] } / i 3 i THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1955 | wee dee mM pe aa ‘ : i taf ‘ee sabe + ‘ if f # ie ERE Reem waste saya eQeaens pe gar Saag We RPT mK ' #7 f , A) Lier ' is 3 ff i ee rae “ne é ; eo , / f a : yy * } é 4 a é ty pice ; \ ¢ pret} aha if Ir g i sick q i i F | i rl eg best eis z : faa i $2 ii i ij rl : g Gz . = it] He lf Hi ith ii H cal § oeF 898 phtit af t ‘Be* : | - i t it ef | ; f i 5 as 1 Hu ti 23 f Potatoes Are Plentiful t g i ! a z : saee Basil is, of curse, a must for tomato sauce; it is also delectable sign of good quality| mince it and add at the moment before serving. < * 4 ee Pa oa . Glenn Steinhelper, Earl Linn. Seated ith. i i : ig 3 i Hi Ht mnt giggaeyre ait sis 1 tH bapeiehl tb Bate : ef tf | ei 238 i FF Hh 333 AE influence the good eating habits of the younger generation, Students eat differently now, Mrs. Lee says, than they did even five years ago. “We used to make salads only for the adults who For High Quality, Low Price Meats - Groceries Come to LEWIS BROS. MKT. 871 Dixie Highway MA 6-981! as well as you ' wash. It's no extra work with DISINFECT AND REMOVE STAINS Make children’s clothes sanitary : snowy-white when f : | r ; : Enrich Canned Sou makers find that it gives body and for Hot Rolls * for A undreds em ee fee > bes ‘* 4 : , it It looks as if Mrs. Lee has helped |, 5°99 OPEN DAILY Including ~ SUNDAY 9AM. to: CANADADRY All Popular Brands OF FEE » Large SURF 239|- 39): MARGARINE 4 ee can of soup is hot, add a couple of| greased ring mold. orange ate with us. Boys wouldn't be) changed mow. Everyone eat$/ tablespoons of instant cream and | the with creamed ne grated caught dead taking a salad. That's | salad.” ae it will diesotve immediately, Home-" luncheon loaf. orange . : te and 2 bottle caps from any family-size TRAVELING ~ » ~ & :. CD > . * CERTIFIED “VALUE $4.29 = (ingheding ten) Here's a good-looking, versatile bag to help you work or play. Roomy, built to last, easy to clean .». you can See why this “Swagger Bag” actually retails for $4.29. Now—thanks to Canada Dry— it’s yours for only $1.99 plus 2 bottle caps from any of the family-size Canada Dry Flavor Bever- | ii, shown here. Act fast. Supply is limited and The flavor you like... Ctidtawannet The name you know se “e * Solid Base with 4 Bell Corners Jumbe size | 18" 11" x7" Rivet Sco “GWAGGER BAG” i Conede Dry Ginger Ale, Inc. Ben 144, New York 46, N.Y. | Please send me .... Swagger Bag(s). For each 1 po pera, Sher sadhtarsaSicare ad adlps yu order) p' cape family-size bottles | Sanladuniabeeedimue 1 ! | | restricted. Limited time Los Miracle Whip Defiance White or Yellow SALAD DRESSING | POPCORN | (Demonstration with FREE Popcorn For All—Friday and Saturday) 2 29: Peter's One Pound Layer Sliced Bacon "39° BEER — WINE SOFT DRINKS ICE COLD at All Times PLENTY OF FREE "_PAVED. PARKING Bestmaid, Grade #1 Ring Bologna Lb. 39" aru’s [WIARKET 701 ORCHARD LAKE — (FORMERLY SREEN'S MARKET) Velveeta Cheese Food 2 Ibs. 79¢ NBC Premium Crackers 21¢ Pound Box Bod ee sr eas a ES eee 29 aiid: ase (ee pu mmaeeay yacey Meee Ve pee dus eel ae a We bee i? ees > Rae ae en eee pete eee Ree ee ge a ee ae mee b +? ARON Popes eto bee ey ae, } r a é Py ae ou ma / ‘ eae Us a ee Ue. fi { as ro fa | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, - ; a ‘ . *. ee *. rar. at nine ‘hone Jemima” 4s 99°|-READY-MIX for Super Value | BREAD . | ter 17 Kingan's oy or Ready-Mix BUCKWHEAT BACON With Aunt Jemima 40 oz, READY-MIX ie the open Lb ¢ doer 2p 8 GA ane cate 45 atnican ensan- 7 Pkg. amas ye c ; ee) Demonstration of , 29 Kingan’s Sausage Defiance TOMATO JUICE é Clon Friday, Oct. 14th and aS Saturday, Oct. 15th TW at Rinso products Soap or De ‘et rg cent ~~ t's § up to you -RINSO BLUE _ DETERGENT Be sure to attend our series of Aunt Jemima pancake demonstrations — Come and bring the children to see Aunt Jemima, who is known coast-to-coast by every generation, and who has become a aymbol for the hearty American 2 Srontifont! Ante say! You'll enjoy the PANCAKES, tool: . Nala your Coupon 1S Here p LUX LIQUID SOAP | SOAP 22 os. Tin, with coupon : 3 ALL DAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY! —§ | We Reserve the Right to Limit i 3 pounds 719° | Kingan ‘so Hams whole 49° Butt Half ..... 59¢ uw. *Shank Half... .39¢ u. Center Slices --89¢ us. U.S. No. 1 Idaho § _ Potatoes (> 10 Lb. Bag i} + eee® and Ready U. S. No. 1 Michigon ee att, 2 to Eat Frozen Birds Eye Kingan’s Top Choice Beef Sale| Chicken u, 8Q: ‘ | @ ; Thighs eeeee _ Top Choice Birds Eye Frozen Round — Sirloin or FRENCH FRIES inoee Club Steaks .... Pkgs. ¢€ = 5 : J 239° | Free prizes (& a ot Cut VELVET ICE CRE AM Friday and Saturday during the Aunt Jemima * : a . Beef Po Roast . 3 b Demonstration Days. | Large number of prizes will be given oway | (am ALL FLAVORS PORK ROAST | /2 Salo 65° Rib End Loin End. ae: FREE *15% Sweetie Pie Doll- » Given away each Saturday through ™% October. No purchase necessary. Just sign your name on entry slip in. our ¥ oe # vo - 19 : Duncan Hines ‘All Prices Good for One Week Friendly M ‘We Give Holdens Red Stamps 84 WEST HUR i -” { i op at ‘i y Wy ke Lp ‘y af Ses ataie dt ania ES Li ‘ : fo Ee 4 b ee i ; 74 CLA ‘ ¥ 4 f i 4 7 APS 4 rep if (®t PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, ‘OCTOBER 13, 1955" E E 3 3 formed; beat in - beater, enough Fold o FEE tt J Fi i Vital Vitamin C Can Be Found in Citrus Fruits : | 3 a eo ke z i Creamy horseradish dressing is an added treat on hot .and cold To make it, blend two prepared meats. Here’s How to Learn . if Plums Are Prunes All fresh prunes are plums, but all plums arén’t prunes! those varieties of plums that can really a ripe fresh prune this way: It can be easily separated from its pit. pit. SPAGHETTI. i 4™ 99° Snow Crop, Quick Frozen - 5 ¢ French Fries or Potato Patties °” 35 Large BUTTERNUT SQUASH 3 for 25° Michigen No. 1 POTATOES...... 100 Lbs. ] 95 ‘|LOTAN’S |: ig * ae Dixie Highway at Telegraph Lots of Parking A plum that is not a) fresh. prune clings closely to its | Z| ing. Bake at 350 degrees for 50 7 | to 60 minutes. + Finger Foods Useful Means Better Breakfast 50-60 minutes, -Let cool in the pan and cut in rectangles about 1% by Applesauce Loaf Has Crunchy Top Include Soup in Lunch . Junior’s face will light up with tonight. Put blices of it in the ’ - | that'll please him every time . . - Bare thie.cake warm for Gnsert,| hottle of hot It can be a different soup each day, ell ir * from the many kinds in “DEFIANCE Lb. 719° |—UhOT Li 4 & ! EF i i : i E ‘brown sugar, one-half teaspoon cinnamon and one-third cup chopped nuts. Let stand 20 minutes before bak- in Breaking Party Ice No. 303 Cans 599 DEL MONTE VELVET BRAND : PEANUT BUTTER... .» 59 PICNIC | SMOKED HAMS FOX DELUXE FROZEN FRYERS‘: *.'~. 99 u 39° By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE at parties. There's about using your fingers that adds an air of informality and casual- ness. ; Aside from the usual _ pretzels and potato chip type of snack, why not put out some seedless grapes. The gay color will add to the party atmosphere, and while they are No. 303 Cans 1 99° DEL MONTE MARKET 6500 Hatchery Road OPEN DAILY, SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 3 inches. 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The next time you serve French toast, waf-| taste this fragrant topping. ce Trim - mi mut- margarine | Fix Baked Egg Cups vty ee Oe cated tes | OOO Cracker Spread <= for 2-in-} Breakfast ter or margarine..Break an egg| Here's a good spread for crack- : iy of each slice of to pass along with tomato Serve Baked Egg Cups, a two-| {mo fhe center ers to Pp individual | in-one-breakfast mainstay. A crisp , juice. Grind or finely chop cooked slice of wholesome enriched bread| Season yong and ote cleaned shrimp and mix with may- the bread to-| from your holds @ tender | Sprinkle wi easpoons grate | onnaise, lemon juice, chili sauce a tulip| baked egg with nippy | Parmesan cheese. Bake in mod- ; ‘ Parmesan cheese erate oven (350) until the egg is and curry powder. You can add a Trim the slices | set(about 15 minutes), Makes four | dash of Worcestershire sauce, too, oniched treads servings, . + ‘It you like. | AQ |\ ioe = 5s RINSO B.2:.49:. BLUE = EO DETERGENT wun? 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Gradually blend |Picklad Peaches | Federal Rules Flavors Punch ay Stagaeenyy-meealll Qlenclicom font oredhpme Pooyr ny ange roy ed psionic _.,,400 Egg Grading | Let's have a brief discussion| is softened, it may give & duct to have around the house, | ing well after each addition, Will It's easy to make your own : —_ fill and frost two petpgitt ii at li rl Ab He i HT ry i g E i { iF tLEyE Ef! fly i H : é 5 : i i | f E Here are a few ideas for foods | for an unusual sundae, ot become | with coffee flavor. . ener to hot syrup and simmer 5 min- Coffee Frosting eggs directly to the consumers | Esiecbecs instant ‘cotton Tip for good cooks: Next time | one or two in covered container. | by door to door delivery, roadside the same oil over and Sa teaspoon salt you are topping a cake or pie with | Yield: Six to eight servings. stand, ete. over — to fry fish, onions, 3 to 3% ome aitted confectioners’ walnut halves, brown the nuts 2 Seeeeatiee All other handlers selling directly potatoes. sugar nickel is believed |to consumers must grade their : pure Combine softened cream cheese, | using as the garnish. to have been prepared about 1804. | eggs. i 33 of iki ht A fa a : an : | | : i : E 3 4 : 5 i : g : i r ii j i pow- if : j i : Arthur Godfrey says... | With just your name and address you can win = s i ie : f 2§§ w ‘The T-bone loin chop rates first place in favor, It has the tenderloin fits i} sr | ef F when cut ites | No skill required! 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Whee i oe meat is. tender, drain, reserving ; name address in : Entry cooking water. . “ Blank. Detach the stub and send Skin hocks, if you wish and f ees the Entry Blank back to Lever place in serving oo i ues Brothers. , sete] CBS COLOR iat seer stirring constantly over low heat, you you 26¢ on Lux Liquid or Luz Flakes . . . new Lux sealed in Gold Gradually stir in 2 cups reserved = cooking water, salt and pepper to : : taste. Cook, stirring until sauce ; : is smooth and thickened. oa - Remember—there’s more than Discard cloves; pour sauce over E | one way to win in this Sweepstakes. — ee CBS-Columbia Full Fidelity Color Sets Fabulous “Stork Club” perfume and cologne You can win one of the big prises. And of course everybody wins with Color picture comparable to 21-inch black and /white set. that host Sherman Billingsley gives to his guests at his famous club. rie those eouponal c Apple-Sausage Bake Exclusive Color Guard Circuit. Cabinet by Payll McCobb. For an appetizing autumn lunch- eon serve crisp, spicy red Jonathan apples baked with little pig sau- sages. Core the apples, peel down about 1 inch. Place three pig sau- sages in each apple cavity and bake in a moderate oven (375 de- grees) for 45 minutes to 1 hour. inso F mild. safe : FLAKES NEW LUX seatedin © Gold Fo You can see and smell the difference in new : \ \ Laux it's damaling white with « wonderful en oe 13) : = grotection of Rayenite god toll , Welter eames Goen ony P, SHRIMP AND RICE CROQUETTES — This week has been designated as a Shrimp and Rice Fiesta. These two abundant foods have been combined in a delicious recipe creamed carrots Rice Combine in Cris as a Shrimp and Rice Fiesta by the shrimp industries. for croquettes. Serve them with and crisp cucumber slices for color and texture contrast. Make Your “Dish to Pass” a New One it iqei i i igh z t ii 5 E i Neodies With Dried Beef Sauce — noodles green onions g s 2 : > this time of $2 i- if il Hr Seiask BE BE pSTpRL i i af] za it r 4 ¢ i i ag if a you go to your potluck it warm, Butterscotch Graham Cracker Pudding quart milk” tables * butter or margarine own eraham cracker erwmbe Scald milk in top of double, boil- . Melt butter or margarine, add i . Add to scalded. milk and . Add cracker crumbs. Beat remainder of sugar to- rE Hie 3 & g with whipped cream, hard sauce or vanilla sauce. Makes 'Delicious Apple {Will Really Attract Crowd Most hermits hide away from! When you have both’ of them on the world. But these hermits love a crowd—and a crowd will love these Apple Hermits. : “They're cookies, of course. Like | traditional hermit cookies they are tangy with spices and old-fashioned molasses. Bite into them and taste plump raisins, crisp walnut meats. There’s a special ingredient, too, that makes these hermits- with-a-difference, Chopped apple gives them a touch of the unusual, a welcome change of In most states, coast to coast, | it's apple time right now. De- licious, McIntosh, Northern Spy, Ribbston © Pippin, Jonathan—all these apples are ripe for the pick- ing or the buying. Any variety of apple is the right for making Apple Hermits and you can serve Apple Hermits -j almost any time of the day. They answer the call for a mid-morning snack, an afternoon nibble, an .| after-dinner sweet. The same can be said of coffee, and hermits are specially friendly | “ito this fragrant; brew. A pot of fresh coffee and a| make cooked cereals with milk *| plate of hermits seem to be made _ heartwarming for each other. | hand, it's practically certain you won't be alone for long! Apple Hermits 1 cup seediers ratsins Flag ——— : ® cups brown suger. firmly packed ‘4 cup molasses - } eggs, unbeaten 3% cups sifted, enriched fiour ‘~ teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon baking soda ~“ 3 teaspoons pewdered cinnamon ‘, teaspoon ground cloves spoon grated nutmeg ! cup broken walnut meats ! cup finely chopped raw apples, peeled Rinse raisins in hot water and drain on absorbent paper. Cream shortening with brown sugar until light and fluffy. Add molasses. Add unbeater eggs one at a time, beat- ing after each addition. Mix and sift flour, salt, baking soda and spices and add to molasses mix- ture, Mix lightly. J * * Stir in, walnuts, chopped apples and raisins. Mix well. -Drop by spoonfuls on greased~ baking sheets, Bake in moderate oven, 350, 12 te 15 minutes. Makes 5 to 6 dozen. To get more milk into the family, rather than water. Most packages give directions. oan eee re —n 1 envelope gelstin 5. \q cup cold water 1 ~~ f jones %_ cup chopped unpeeled red apples 1 cup orange sections, halved Soften gelatin in the cold water. | Heat the cider with the cloves and cinnamon stick and cook a few | minutes. Strain, and add softened | gelatin, stirring until dissolved. | ” ENJOY POPCORN OFTEN! © featuring stars from DISNEY’S SPECIAL J OFFER @ MAPLE LEAF COTTAGE up sugar; stir and cook until | was developed especially for the Heat the fat slowly. If you don't have a thermometer, drop a cube of bread into the hot fat. If it browns in 40 seconds, the fat is ready for frying. Fry only a small amount of food at one time. ‘ Take out all scraps of food. Otherwise they will bura and smoke up your kitchen. When the food is brown, remove it from the fat and let it drain on absorbent paper. p Cro uettes + seme rice grated process cheese 2 erated onion i chopped cooked shrimp Melt butter; remove from heat and stir in flour. Return to heat and gradually add milk, stirring constantly over moderate heat until thick. (Combine with remain- ing ingredients, (If there is time, chill mixture for easier handling.) ~ Shape into small balls. Mix 1 . gg with | tablespoon water and beat slightly Dip shrimp balls in egg mix- | ture; then roll in fine dry bread crumbs. ‘ ve Fry in deep hot fat. (390) until browned, about two minutes. Drain on absorbent paper. Makes | rabout 24 small croqueties, six, servings. fo Scrambled Eggs Very your breakfast eggs with this | new, version of scrambled eggs. Scrambled Eggs With Cream ‘Cheese 3 goctame {3 Ounces) cream cheese 3 tBblespooms heavy eteam 1 tablespoon butter Have cheese very firm and cold; cut into tiny squares using sharp knife dipped inte hot water, - Beat eggs just until yolks and whites are combined; add cream, salt and pepper to taste; beat enough to combine. Melt butter in 10-inch skillet until it hisses; add egg mixture. Cook slowly, stirring only as eggs set. ‘. When eggs are almost cooked, stir in cream cheese squares and finish cooking. Serve at once. Makes three to four servings. “s te Ne SAGA MMN IGE oOo eee ae, A RERCEN Gch 7 2° ARCOM Mi tte, san ly aalaae Sami a A al aN ous ama De Rohs a a oP " ae = Se . Ve 2a Bree PEAS 4 F 4 | eae / the oo ae 2 i é vs E se ie i ; ; of i HA ae 4 , Z i ok ; vy of J / Ae cd <1 ) ‘i J : td Bs ' aie : : : 5 $ : - a ‘ 3 i 4 ee by ae : rm ca ' : ae as . > -- ‘THE PONTIAC PRES AY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 a fd 2 1a eS a! Add Cream Increase Cheese Zip spread; use as a stuffing for small Add cel ‘salt and Worcester. wedges of celery. y. Good served i 7 / shire sauce to a jaf of blue cheese | with tomato juice. FREE Street Food Market. YES ladies, lovely first quality nylons—a $1.59 volue ab- solutely free. No more messy stamps to lick . , . no more - coupons to collect . . . just sove, within @ two-week period, $39.00 worth of cash register receipts from the Howard At the end of the two weeks, turn in your $39.00 of tapes to us, and we will present you with a pair of filmy sheer nylons absolutely FREE! ’ DON’T DELAY-SHOP TODAY and GET YOUR NYLONS the EASY WAY INYLONS Hermits _ CHEESE in LIBBEY GLASSES WALT wi TRAMP PEATURE CARTOON MOVIE " SET M aple: Leaf Dairy Co. START YOUR a Vass, 4 baa ts TODAY! Phone FE 4-2547 | French “FRE Birds Eye ring 5 Values Chicken Thighs = Fried Potatoes 39° SWEETIE PIE DOLL This Beautiful Sweetie Pie Doll (a $15.98 value) te be given Oct. 15, Be sure to come in and Big Sweetie Pie Drawing Saturday, October (5 29 i =a ea Pe ee GIANT i eli a aah 2 personal size ivory free EY 1955! register, nothing to buy. Last Week's Lucky Winner Lynne Dugas 1163 Meedowlawa Pot No Waste! Boned, Rib-End Pork Roas Economy Whole or Half @ e@ Pre-Diced, Boneless Stewing Beef »- Tra-Pack, Sugar Cured Bacon... ..4 t. , bh. Roast...“ 69° Pontiac CANS King Karlo DOG FOOD MICHIGAN Potatoes 10 Lbs. 19 Hekman Club Crackers For meals or snacks 39° 1 Lb. Box ‘GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS... 288 Size HAMILTON Grade A Medium HEAD LETTUCE . SUNKIST ORANGES . =. 33¢ oe 2 bb. 29¢ 2 for 29¢ ham © ISBEST _ PEACHES PACKERS LABEL HOMINY SPAGHETTI BLACK EYE PEAS PORK AND BEANS KIDNEY BEANS BUTTER BEANS PINTO BEANS GREAT NORTHERN BEANS Any Day of the Week 10° FY STOCK YOUR FREEZER NOW! ROUND, SIRLOIN T-BONE STEAK WTieet LL We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities © A. M. urs, Sat. 9 A. M, to 8 P EGGS ........... b= 49¢ New Store Hours: Sets Set 7 P. M. Mt; Fri. 9-9 fl \UUCL OOD MARKET Closed Sunday . ‘GR CON AS se [yu Peewee - MX i 7 ee Pint Pe EP GL aa eee eee ne Ba 4 ald va use ae ee Tice ae iil ' ee yf is f ig ee / oy Ds ; ft j : f ¢ : : iy v } € oe : : : beg % ! ij # / : af : ‘ , f LS THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER i, 1955 ies : cE¥E.. rrr aati TP edete. bal 4 aH : ably be having plenty of calls it at your house. a One of them will certainly be this quick apple pie. It takes only minutes to make and you need not % yk sartening, % b4 brown suger. pack < shortening. into sifted flour with pastry blend- er or two knives until the pieces are the size of small peas. Then add brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg, and mix well. Fill pie plate with applesauce, add lemon juice and spread the crumbly mixture over it. Bake for 26 minutes or until the top is golden brown. Serve it with ice cream or regu- lar cream. This will make about four servings for average eaters. Tasty Dressing Adds to Salad Excellence By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Make your salad live up to the general excellence of your meals by using a tasty dressing, such as this olive oil preparation. 2 ounces suger spoon ard i small clove "ot ‘tare, ereened ! medium onion, fim ‘, tablespoon Worcestershire” sauce 1 cup wine vinegar 1% cups olive oi] juice one lemon Mix dry ingredients.in bowl. Add oil and whip well. Add remaining . ingredients. Makes about 1 quart. PIE CRUST MIX; Exclusive 10 oz. pack |: gives you yet costs no more! Ends skimping and patching...Makes pie-baking a breeze! PROVE IT YOURSELF Let us give you 2 PACKAGES FREE! Discover for yourself how Flako's extra mea e makes possible the ggest, beste tasting, easiest pie you ever baked...and the Treat's On Us. TO GET 2 PACKAGES FREE Simply buy two packages of famous Flako Pie Crust Mix. Mail the tops from both packages, along with this coupon, to Flako. We will refund your complete purchase price. It's as a easy as that, so hurry! GENTLEMEN: + am enclosing pre soeet ebst two packages ef ease veland aa ay yur enase price to: (please print WAME ADDRESS CIty. STATE... This offer — Nov. 4, 1065. ‘One und per famil Good only for FLAKO PIE CR! MIX. Othe: kd Ht tare preminted an stheretme restricted atepeebacrege «Rs comes s. a Peppermint Topping | gies with flavor and is almost “no- ‘ : one-half package muffin mix, one-| Ay Top Off Dieters’ Salad —— Spiced Apple Crimble Pe With Tomato Dressing Made With Muffin Mix. leinsmon and onethird cup gott Joy for the hearts of cajorie Delicious dessert or two is ened butter or margarine. ans ' Drop mixture over apples. counters comes in a big salad/tomato soup (1% cups); add see- Spiced Apple Crumble, made trom sonings of 1 tal i each | & in moderate oven (315 degrees) 25 pickle — and lemon juice, Well to 30 minutes. Serve warm with}! chilled, tt puts lots of allure into . salad. 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Ling| Liere’s 0” unusual dip for those} ney are being adopted| flavors and a delightful pastel - BP on icon Sach small muffin cup iy overlage| "HO watch the calories. | throughout the land, and one or| color in a dessert light enough to cit tean. | PING five rounds on the side and Low-Calorie Dip other is “going steady” with each | end a heavy dinner . . . festive i aed cote teuiets ot ae nde aie ee Oe Oe i cup crehmed ontinge cheese " qe] family! America 1 learaing % | enough to serve guests at the up butter or margarine . strained “potatoes ‘ git Mt sup sold water : seen at ancy men ‘te 3 seasoned salt or fe-| At the same time, everyone is| “fee hour. | * * ay ' and press firmly to make sure becoming more creative . . . the : i, teospeen sat sealed together. Bake | Beat creamed cottage cheese | housewife likes to exercise inge-| Plum Blush Pudding : and season to| widens her range of desserts by) 5.5775 me snut sauce : cers or ether Sra | Sine. 0 to 18 eetanton oy eel can, Stand’ Geveathiy, Cull. ating we setioy of protects Combine pudding mix ind milk For the pastry, sift together Makes 1 cup golden yellow or pale she uses and to ways of preparing | | | wucepan. Cook and stir over flour. and salt; add rolled oats. Cut For the gine, comijar gsr, | groan dip, foods old and new, A in butter until mixture resembles| cornstarch, salt and water, Caloric value: About 10 to 15 ie i dae wetiey Gatteary eet medium mixture comes coarse crumbs. 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EBRD Baths Ri , fo The boxy suit | You ore cordially invited to attend a — Lage cae Sytem is tending | if Free Public Lecture on Christian and ready to go. : more towards Science ‘He'd have been forced to make the i an excuse, and, good or bad, narrow. ! | Lecturer: JULES CERN, C. S. ee ee one |The slim shirt. . oT Mee te tka iene been closed then and there is topped with : Figs ‘Charch of Chuan eesuntins eee e well-cut in Boston, Massechusetis. — Blue Star Mothers |. es ae Subject: CHRISTIAN Planning Projects Peles wot SCIENCE: ITS Hada th Fm a PP . a ae FUNDAMENTAL sj, the YMCA, Day Bi . TEACHINGS AND | J] Mrs. Wiltiam Morris is chairman | the front 2 PRACTICAL USE Peo SA ree S| rund the a : fe’ Sin Fire Seine | emline of” & Place: ALDWIN SCHOOL ; ; g Mieke ot Street tee pactiee ce Conteiaan tomes] nt: Packet. ee Birmingham, Michigan for men in the service. : Time: FRIDAY EVENING chapter will have charge of Fun if ! v3 if October 14 at 8 P.M, of ‘Blue. 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Insulated Boots Luncheon Given Rubber Field Boots in Rochester Bass Leather Field Boots for Ina Sprogis ‘Hunting Breeches at a peerenigy wah in her mers Coats Pen, bride-clect of Harold Gene | Tusulated Jackets and Ina is the daughter of Mr. and Breeches ; Mrs. John Sprogis of Rochester and Harold is the son of Mr. and Mrs. nate, , Mrs. Eugene Affolder was ap- SPORTS SHOP 16S. Coss FE 2-7621 7 Coming Events wn tte tiiery meetin, 1230, FOR at rT pins SS FS cit of eazuree Se ; Pontiae Women’s Club will meet Mon- |- ee Woods for es 12:30 p.m. from Clara Elizabeth Fund, Flint. On the right i Mrs. Harold Ikens of Oak Grove, Michigan Study Club Associ- ation president. Pictured at she annual luncheon of the five area Child Study Clubs, held Tuesday evening at Rotunda Inn, are (seated left to right) Mrs. Thomas Doremus of Drayton Plains and Mr. and Mrs. William Gennes, guest speakers MIRACLE Workshop to be held at Michigan | #*7, Pa TRAI — State University's. Kellogg Center Feb, 18-19. hi : a gift-wrapping demonstra- -e * © | meet* with Mra. H, D. Hostesses for the Nov. 9 meeting Robinson and GM Girls’ Club’ Picks Candidate When members of the General Read This Usetul Article Before Storing Clothes Now is the time for homemakers; tainers as to contents and if to begin putting away summer | possible, keep a list in the house- clothing for the winter season, _| hold fille. * * & This advice from the National |i¢ not only as a Cotton Council’ and the U. 8. De- First Christ garet Mitchell their candidate for qrom of the “Hah Fever Follies.” for * * © to} Mildred Whitfied and Donna . \Wimont reported on the Greater /aQYS WEAR _..17.98 © 99.98 ° The suburbon coat for Little Guys. In boucle specia tweeds with alpaca zip — Block Calf | . ; lining. Also | starting friday 9:30 a. m. three-piece sets in many Brown Calf ’ . Blue Calf . fabrics ond colors, & packing them away is to them less attractive to silverfish. dual spray. is that silverfish. like heat, They may spend the summer in a hot attic, but if it gets cold, they move to warmer quarters, likely they are to become set and difficult 'to remove. It’s wise to remove any pins or metal orna- ments that might leave marks on fabrics in storage. LIMITED SPACE If storage space is limited so that clothes must be packed close- ly, then troning them first will help and will leave them with famous maker, | oe : WELTON ANGKET Sizes 612 1098 j sweaters “usually $4.95 and $5.95 ward off dust. . Dramatically : — ee clothes = , ; aoe make sure they are thoroughly Accenting the | eee 1. 98 — : . * Save time by labeling all cow New Long Look! . The melton jacket . hos its own cap ond — uA | _ leather trim. 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My Carol and her Bruce new Italian shirts Cleaning Wax really make easy work of a hard job. I'm mighty poses in washable, with both of them. wearable fabrics. , ps. For lighter TEL-HURON In cotton knits ond waxing on linoleum SHOPPING _ gingham plaids. ri beng doer _ Black Calf CENTER Brown Calf — 2 ; ; ' mt : if Vv wed | te | ee Poa NG as ae \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, T 3, 1935 ae Ae / eee. gilded, is also popular this year in ; ' rege : : < a“: ; i ed . |Loyal Philathea |fi."tive Racy. “"* O installed were Mrs, Edith Ff it 5 F “<< Installs Officers _ i i ‘ rose-colored brocade, _ thickly , for almost He decorated | by installation of officers for the | reasurer Sasso es a as 7 I with modern ‘walipaper de. | coming. year highlighted the mest-| Swigwart, missionary treasurer. SE SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! wert nt roe |p ir Gh | Coii, i C 4 & SECONDS it. Mrs. Herbert Flemington will be , Mrs. Nellie Monroe and : . . 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McCarroll P Dr. Otto C. Hufziger, adminis- trative assistant to the .superin- tendent of Pontiac public schools, explained the model of the new multi-purpose room when he spoke | to members of the Sarah McCarroll PTA Wednesday evening. Meeting Eonducted by Philathea Class Mrs. Ernest: Hillman of Short street was hostess to 20 members of the Philathea Class Tuesday evening. Mrs. Guy. Caswell led the de- votional period. Names of sun- shine sisters: for the past year were revealed and new names were drawn by the group for the coming year. Mrs. Myrtle Dare, Mrs. Joe Doyle and Mrs. Clarence Falling were cohostesses, Mrs. Richard Kelly of Putnam avenue will en- tertain the group at the November meeting. Keep an aerosol c container of cologne or. toilet water.on your linen closet shelf, and spray the walls and -linens regularly to keep them beautifully scented. TA Gathers! 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MIDWEST 4.4433 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 SET be Mich-| gen State 147, and Army*20-2. haven't put together a good drive STANDOUT STATE LINEMAN — Norm Masters, 225 pounds of tackle, was the big cog on the line against Stanford last Saturday and Michigan State's AP Wirephote is expected to perform equally as well when facing Notre Dame at East Lansing Saturday. Wont Give Up Games SAN FRANCISCO ® — There's “absolutely no question about Cal- ifornia giving up the winter Olym- pics,” the man who swung the deal to bring the 1960 snow-and- ice festival out of Europe said to- day. E “We'll have all the ‘firm assur- ance’ Avery Brundage or anyone Floyd Patterson Faces Cal Brad Challenger for Crown Choice in West Coast ine Local Debut Scrap LOS ANGELES — Brooklyn's Floyd Patterson, at 20 the nation’s | ==Rebounding Aggies Meet Stiffest Test on Saturday No. 1 challenger for the light-heavyweight title, is heavily favored to make his local debut a winning one tonight in @ bout with Cal Brad of Los Angeles at the Olympic Auditorium. * ca * The fighters are expected to weigh in at around 15 pounds. * The match is billed for 10 rounds put Patterson is expected to stretch his unbroken 1955 knockout string to eight. Brad has a so-so record and few expect him to give the 1952 Olym-. pic games champion much more than a workout. Patterson's pilot, Constantino D’Amato, makes it plain that he is bringing the tall, well-built fighter along slowly and carefully, This is Floyd's. first appearance ‘here but he has shown twice in in San Francisco, knockoug out Esau Ferdinand and Dave Whit- lock. Patterson has lost but one bout in 27. This was a decision to Joey Maxim in Floyd’s 14th pro fight. There are 5 Sport Pages in today’s Pontiac Press else will. want by the first of the year,” declared Alex Cushing, who persuaded the International Olym- pic Committee to give the games four winters hence to Squaw Val ley, Calif. “There's a lot of talk about there being no city behind the games” Cushing went on, “Well, that's so, Squaw Valley is not a city. But T’'ll trade the State of California for any city you can name.” in Cortina, Italy. “I think Brundage’s statement was very unfair,” Cushing fumed. “He’s never come up here to look at what we're doing and he's never “As a matter of fact, we to t li 4 1 Fé a3 1 : Z s id a <8 ey i games.” ‘FORT WORTH, Tex. ® — The ‘Texas Aggies, on the comeback trail under the expert guidance of Paul (Bear) Bryant, get their greatest test here Saturday when they lash at mighty Texas Chris- ‘tian in the feature of Southwest Conference football. This is it—the chips are down and the youthful and sophomorish Aggies will know by sunset Sat- urday if they are a year early. Texas Christian rides high, wide, undefeated and united and is rated seventh nationally to nineteenth for the Aggies. The Horned Frogs will be heavily favored but this is a conference game and anything can happen and usually does when the boys start playing for keeps in this tight tittle league. . TCU wishes it had a larger sta- dium. The biggest crown ever to see a football game in Fort Worth already is assured—there will be a 36,881 sellout. The last Texas A&M team with championship ambitions was in 1951, That was the year the Aggies led 14-0 going into the third pe- riod but lost 20-14 and TCU rolled on to the championship. A&M won only one game last season and wasn't expected to do much better this campaign. But the Aggies, after losing the opener to UCLA 21-0, haven't come close to dropping one since, They licked Louisiana State 28-0 and it was LSU that played mighty Rice, the Southwest Conference favorite to a 20-20 tie. So Coach Abe Martin of TCU says this game will be a tough ne all the way around. “It should be an awful lot of fun for the spectators,” he decided. ‘Not for the coaches, though. They'll be suffering.” ‘TCU willbe at full strength, with not a single hand out with injur- ies, A&M will be in its best condi- tion since the opener. . Tough Test Ahead a tt ny ~ ue eRe Ht 5 i i bd | ‘ 3 i : i fy Coaches Group , Holds Its First Session Nov. 12 : Morenvs, Center Line; Gene Konley, Rochester; end | Poul Smarks of Van Dyke Pite- Waterford JV's Down VanDyke Leroy Vogl scored twice on runs of 60 and 74 yards to lead the Wa- terford Junior Varsity to a 180 victory over the Jayvees from Van Dyke in an encounter played aterford. Waterford’s Tom Blezinski re- covered a Van Dyke fumble in te Barney Poole Named to LSU Grid Staff BATON ROUGE, La. (INS)~ Barney Poole, former All-America end at Mississippi has been named ‘|to the Louisiana State University Hazel Park's New Mentor, Skinner, Meets Top EML Birmingham Eleven BASTERN MICHIGAN LEAGUE STANDINGS Bi 20 Ferndale o1 East Detroit 10 Hazel Park @1 ‘on 10 Mt, Clemens 02 GAMES Hesel Park st Birmingham ei at ale coach, and his brother Calvin, line coach, quit Monday under pressure. Whether or not Skinner can in- still new life into the luckless Vik- ings remains to be seen. If Skinner can succeed in “firing up” the Vikings, tomorrow night's contest could develop into a false one setback and a tie, but is unde- feated in loop play.-Alva Asbury’s unbeaten Shamrocks are on in four games. up-and-down Ferndale team holds a 1-2-1 rec- ord, Royal Oak’s Acorns, listing a 2-1 coaching staff. The appointment, announced yes- terday at Baton Rouge, said Poole will take over his assignment im- mediately, A part of his duties will be to “‘contact prospective student athletes.” % Poole, recently released by the New York Glants, caught 52 passes at Mississippi in 1947—~a collegiate record that still stands. He was a regular on the West }Point teams of 1944 through 1946. College Football on TV and Radio SATURDAY NPC—1:45 p.m.—Notre Dame vs Michi- © 1 State, on 7 RADIO e Cranbrook 12:45 p.m., Navy vs. Penn State, eae “Fostbalt Roupeup, Tale: Rouge Dame * 148 p.m., Notre Dame ve State, > ; 45 p-m., Duke ve Ohio State. ¥ eM a Beas R 4 Touchdowns Fabulous Centre Eleven |. on the march again, | that a ground game averaging 364 | four victories. The next year, with yards a contest. MeMillin and Weaver fet 'teaas Not since the 1920s, when All-| All-Americas and Roberts on. the Americas Bo McMillin, Red Rob-| third team, Centre scored nine se mo = ooe"= = Wisconsin Top Sader, Seer al Attackers in “vane ta cous sewel BIQ TN RACE ie bureaus, : "This is a far cry from the 1918-22 | Badgers into the top yard-gaining era when a powerhouse from the | ‘eam of the Big Ten, official con- German Horse 5th Entry for Laurel | | easily is the best LAUREL, Md. —Ataturk, the pea Ny berdy. ~ hey paw ya leading handicap horse in Ger-| second with 129.5. But off one many, today became the fifth en-| conference game, Ohie State has try in the field for the Washington, | a fine start toward rushing hon- D.C., International turf race at| ors. Buckeyes rolled up 334 yards Laurel, Friday, Nov, «11. on the ground against Mlincis tes Rem Symes. Sauer of last week, They gained only 17 brown ‘year-old, ac-| in the air for a 351 total. ! if i fy i i i : Set New Record Mark During World’s Viadimir Nikolai Stogov bantamweight title with a total record lift of 335 kilograms (737 pounds). The 24-year-old Russian broke the old record by about 44 pounds. Stogov also broke the two- hand press mark by lifting 107 kilo- grams (235.4 pounds). . Charles Vinci of Cleveland was second with a‘ total of 317.5 kilo- grams (698.5 pounds) after setting a world record in the match with a lft of 1025 kilograms (225.5 pounds). Mahmoud Namd Jou of Iran, for- met bantamweight record holder, was third. Eastland Gets By South Lake, 13-6 Eastland’s speedy tailback Pete Carrizalas scampered for two touchdowns last night to pace his team to a 13-6 triumph over South Lake in Bi-County prep league com- petition. Fred Fuhr kicked the ex- tra point. Carrizalas connected on runs of 10 and 7% yards for the victors while Mel Fillinger ran for 85 yards and the TD for South Lake in the closing seconds of the con- test. Somebody Drilling to Become a Golf Star Washington Junior Hi|| Extends String to 16) a half international event at Stock-| Wolverines have yielded only holm Sept. 11. The German horse | °%¢ touchdown in their only league has been in the money all year. game to date, a 14-7 decision Laurel foots the bill for its in- | Michigan State. Spartans vited foreign guests, shipping en- | 'Wo in each of their two conference tries to his country by air, starts. . “ eens eee, Sore Bee Brother Heads | |r and st tal of 17 er eune West to Paint and a total of 25.0 Brother's Home ||tuitoack, heads the league in rushe rs ing with’a net of 158 yards in 32 trips for a 5.0 average, Wiscom I Break ‘ Bantamweight F, F% 1 E Fe g Hi ot Fisherman Keeps Cool, Lands 10-Pound Trout | fishing line, tie? it up and reeled in a 10-pound Kamloops trout, be i a couple of weeks and I'm going to pre Ge do some rh ' see “When I get th Sam will sncagetabincadle Me have the nicest little Place in Cali. . sae eenscopense ‘ fornia -— the only si a t Oe teen ee ree ee = Z house in the world painted biack| wo gamse scheaied 2 Chicago Bear’s colors. AE “— Council meeting in Chicago Oct, | no evidence of was 23-25, The schools out of the fold | found in 28, 3 were as gS gre ag Haneous, and 17 are : the ceunt fl igi i Navy the nation’s best defense rec- ord so far. 1 The records seem to justify the line that has made Navy a two-| Welch, touchdown favorite. The Midship- a 4 -sndeadisatal f Marly |seeks Contest) aso Taear ac N G dHiey. QIK \wite cacets [Semis i an Jones Captures |=" seem sew e|Bowling Clinte~. \Tackle Central Another TV Bout === rent ste rores ce cos on Even Basis in Friday Tilt ve J 100 Andrews 91.| whatever Decisions Al Andrews | "x coed of 227 pid s gr ining Both Clubs Possess Backfield Speed and in Middleweight Tiff | cate of $4,616 to see the bout. “ened Mae Middlecoff, Littler | Youstand erect. Good Passing Shéoting to even its Saginaw t er 3 Tg stiril MIAMI, Fla. w—Ralph (Tiger)| Each Win Four Events | weight entirely Jones decisively defeated Al An- drews last night in a free-swinging CHICAGO @—-When it comes to | haif-step. middleweight fight at Dinner Key winning golf tournaments, Dr. as an WOOO DAA AEB xcditoviun. Cary Middlecott and’ Gene Littler Jones hammered out a unani-| were the Ist two pros to take four OPEN BOWLING mous decision in the 10-round bout events thie year. Middlecoff won Weekdeys 10 A. M. te 4P. M. 1] Throughout the fight Jones, sev-| burg ; 30¢ a Line Open for MOTOR INN [ier from Yonkers, N.¥., ignored] the Los Angeles Open, Phoenix ses a a ie iy ; - Ce ee ee eee a ee ee hl te ee ee / “ $i ? es Andrews’ punches while he got set Tournament of Champions. “ RECREATIO ., || for his own delivery. she at Las Vegas and the. Insurance ized on the breaks to compile a ©. Perry St. FE 5-s0s2 Andrews, fighting out of Superi- | City Open. 33-7 count. 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NIGHTS ‘til 9 The Bal-Clair *90% featured in ESQUIRE icks Hutch tor \ year contract yesterday, was “ Manager of the % in 1954 be-| ie takes ear cause of the fine job he did with | Hits Wales the east’ Ease | coaches, two ef them one-time — — techie Stanky last May. Hutchinson, 38 stars, who should help be $3000 « oy Lene, | ne oat the oe | Saket Locos peeve eb general manager of only five days, pay my yeh gerald They are Terry Moore, Johnny merely confirmed repeated re- Bill d ports. Lane said Walker has been of- | Hopp and. Bill Posedel. latter Fact is, Lane introduced him /| {Ted @ managerial job in the Red- is the only holdover. jokingly to newsmen with: ‘Gen-|>itds’ minor league system and Moore, a coach under Stanky tlemen, Mr. Jones.” he “will let us know in a day or | until @ personality clash flared up, ‘This was in reference to Hutchin- | *¥°- é was a highly sogaeied euttilder son’s unsuccessful attempt to reg-| ¢ “I picked him help Frank | for the Redbirds and managed ister at a hotel previous night Lane do a good job,” Lane said’of | Philadelphia Phillies during part as “Mr, Jones.” Newsmen soon | Hutch. of 1954. learned of it. He praised Walker but said he| Hopp served as a coach under Both Hutch and his boss agreed | didn’t know him well and “my Hutchinson at Detroit in °54. The the Cardinals seventh-place finish | eggs are in one basket--the man-/|former utfielder-first baseman this year—worst since 1919—will| ager’s—and I wanted a man in the Class C Grand Forks, be improved in 56 with an “ulti-| whom had great personal con-|'N.D., club in the Northern mate” pennant in the future fidence.” part of last season. Press Awards | S@le! Clear as Glass Highlight City || SEAT covERS _ PLASTIC Cash and Carry original materials Sports Banquet wd en LOW PRICES § 5 Terry Thomas Given |] Compicte sets for all care up Most Valuable Loop to 1949 models, Trophy Late Models $2.00 Higher : $ Front Only By B. GUY MOATS int omony rotae Peel! $@D95 ALL CLEAR outstanding pefformance in City ; Plastic Covers Class A Baseball League, and for 1955 Cars men and women’s softball leagues, Cann Set banquet for players, officials Values 3 95. and in Benedict's . Church hall.’ Team champion |! 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Mate a change for te better! Pay] Jones . One of Amaricas finest whishies snes 1865 FRANKFORT DISTILLERS CO., NEW YORK CITY. 86 PROOF 72%% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS oo ) cok = deptainad a te ee a ge tm ene ne Be es Rigas ee aE 7 - fete ed ss men fo) tig iS ett Vouk x eT og ge oe é hae 5, eho) aor. 3 a tel eae Ae ee o ae 3 j } 1 yi ’ ee pf ase ray Ta dah al sh i 7 afb oe f ij Few iL (: 7 sien . 5, " = i ad a on i | J} , ‘ ree | j ‘ | i ; | fie ' 1 i tk tk — } | i f Pec, Sue é i | fi j . ' fi i i ite e } i : i i ii | ; j | j j f q ' j i ‘ j % j / e ! ? | ‘ ’ é y P. x i ‘ ; { 4 | f ; f aoe | f d i , \ f € 4 i fi * { ‘ ms r) tee a —_ ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 \ ; 7 se SIXTY-FIVE : Oakland-B Title ae Block KICK ort Twose ovo Tes... ano} | ) has an ex- et cen ese? ttn td te a ? 5 ge ed af iE He blest eatittl i EF E EsniaAiene © ~ jnteoven rashed Sod In Wr cour| Ineque’ ple, Fer many Youre TV Fans See Only About i var tc'tcndnes tt te Half of Football Game | wweren*ere *. EAST LANSING # — Tele-| That's according to the coaches vision fans see only about half of |—the fellows who make a living | coachi Bob Acton. Bob a football game. out_of football. his gridders into the Ht Re z it ag E oa at ON TO THIS NG TIRE BARGAIN! ' AS Th i E z i i 4 iit feb bi 1H atH; z EEZise ei Middies Rated |sacc? stems mt ncnece cts scenes eras State football coaches. cording to Acton. rye Top Defensive | ===5s==-= |= rnin an ow that two members of the Spartan |i. oiacuing us,” Aone, ‘acket' College Eleven | Sir ise 2 |Siad air ce ra Detroit. Erdelatz’ Club Has | eget liane lavage tg ag Broros wal be looking to All-| league cellar, tangles: with inter- Not Been Scored on times during any one season i . ‘So how ; Dick All to pace the eleven in| field. Two more injury riddled ‘in Three Games Sean about watching, the op- | hopes pr pthc Box Madison's ‘su-| teams will clash in .the afternoon ; ; . Madison | fei ing | g “ tf HTL frie? HEE i E i g Pay : BE i E ik iH fz and ANNAPOLIS, Mg. @®— Navy's) «7 gon | : we : football team will take the nation’s | watching an opponent oo TV end than the Trojan forward wall. off i slated sf Troy, top defense into its game with Penn | coach Deuhety. “l exeif eapaaee — Fe ee ee re ta | ni eee eee cist PRECISION GAMSHAFT GRINDING [ i Pontiac FE 2-4907 ERE Py i 3 E 3 HE Hl x rig at ii + 3 All en ah elie haat Ae are guaranteed _ Manager and Coach SYRACUSE, N.Y. ®—The Syra- HI-VELOCITY cuse Chiefs‘ of the International Baseball League have released Lamar (Skeeter) Newsome as. manager and Bernie Zientara as coach. Newsome had headed the Chiefs for ‘two seasons, They finished fourth in 1954, won the playoffs and | lost to Louisville of the American Assn. in the Little World Series. | They finished fifth in 1955. Guy Lombardo’s Tempo VII, | winner of Detroit's Silver Cup Re- gatta, will compete in the Inter- omg Cup Regatta at Elizabeth City, N.C., on Oct. 12. 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The giant freighters of 45,000 tons and costing $10,000,000 each will carry the words “of Detroit” on their sterns. They will be combination ore carriers and tankers, the first such American-bailt, American- flag vessels. Application to construct the six supercarriers has been ied with if fH i | F z gf H j a8 i ep ae 4 ORLEANS, La. Six of | the. largest ocean -going vessels | the | Bub Ounaidine Says: It Takes Plenty of Wordage to Say Nothing NEW YORK (INS) — Most fear- There was something enormously poignant about Phyllis McGinley's birthday poem to President Eisen- hower which the American Weekly Weekly's deadline,) Miss McGinley "plucked printed last Sunday, © This wonderful poet's eye, in a fine frenzy rolling, did glance from heaven to earth, from earth to heaven: and as imfégination bodied forth some weeks back {before Tke’s attack and in. time for the from airy nothingness some fine thoughts about “A Geni- | al Man. From Abilene, Kan.” For his 65th birthday, which is coming up Friday, she wished him: “Peace for the world that you helped defend; Good health, good luck, good) neighbors; | a State Department man to have a With now and then, like the rest of men, Years of Prison Camp Fail to Dim Talented Light of Pianist Turel- World War II, will present a recital 7 at. 8 p.m. Tuesday in St. Mary's | College Auditorium, Orchard Lake. Severyn: Turel, 48, has dedicated his life to music since age 8 when ‘he made his debut playing a Bee- _ Mary’ s, will begin his program eee with the well-loved “Moonlight Sonata” by Beethoven. The artist will then present five of his own compositions, two pre- ludes, two sketches and the “Polish Rhapsody.” The sketches are from a group A popular, sentimental composi- tion, “‘Sospiro” by Liszt: will $159.95 VALUE ‘89° Chrome or Wrought Iron 1-Piece Dinette Sets 550 DOWN Delivers ALE! WILL PLAY HERE — The noted Polish pianist-composer Severyn Turel will’ present @ recital at 8 p.m. Tuesday in St. Mary's College Auditorium, Orchard Lake. Turel, who has given concerts throughout ianeye tod Aentrien Gerieg the pact teat yours, wil present = verted poaarem inclemay some. of Me qua cumpemions, ‘ cali Polish attempt to throw off Russian rule. Two Polish eonge are pro- grammed which were written as concert pieces by Liszt from melodies by Chopin and re- werked again by Ture! himself. Turel will perform his adaptation of “Ave Maria” for the first time.. The length notes must be held in the composition hag discouraged A holiday from your labors; Trout to your line} good laws to sign; Success to your favorite putter; And plenty of bread for the nation, spread With maybe some jam and butter; Sixty-five candles, sir, properly glowing Plus one to grow on-—as you've been growing!”’ You don’t hecessarily have to be foreign policy, My friend Conrad Hilton has one. By next year Hilton will have a hotel on every conti- ne ent except Antarctica. Long- }range atomic energy. I propose starting a plans call for. the Penguin Hilton. . “But I assure you that if money were all we were aiter, we could make it right here in this country with a few less headaches,” Con- nie told the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, “Behind this profit motive is a deeper philosophy, a political science, an economics superseding the business ‘of making mopey; even superseding the philosophy of the Iron Curtain—in fact, ready to pierce the Iron Curtain. . . « What I propose is bull- dozers instead of tanks. I propose sharing our know-how in agricul- ture, technology, medicine and stream of good men around the world, scientists, technicians, doc tors, crop experts, yes, even hotel- men, sharing our wealth of knowl- edge with those nations who do not yet possess it. and oat of the Iron Curtain, After | Mays, etc., and never have time all, the biggest business in Eng- \ land, France, Italy and Switzer- land is tourism. —_. > “ , .. When the time arrives that we can go into China and Russia, we shall be ready,” Connie stated. Connie, as everyone knows, is aj 110 per cent American. It is not true, as stated elsewhere, that he will call his Moscow hotel the Comrade Hilton and the one in called Ye Olde Capitalistic Hilton. DELINQUENCY ANSWER Want the answer to juvenile de- linquency? Simple. Tune in WRCA- TV any Saturday at 6 o'clock (if you live in the New York area) and watch “Junior Champions,” produced by Gerry Gross and Norman Baer and hosted by Vince Scully, the verse of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Kids play, strive for athletic awards, get to meet Joe Louis, Duke Snider, Jack Dempsey; Willie (or inclination) to go out and belt some nice old lady over the head. Fine show. Should be one in every town. a pianists from attempting it before without a violin accompaniment. But Turel has filled in with arpeg- gios ranging up to 48 notes, The recital will conclude with Turel playing his own transcription of the ‘Warsaw Concerto” by Adrnsell. Tickets for the concert are avail- able at Calbi’s Music Store, 119 N. Saginaw St., Pontiac. BIG DINETTE SPECIAL! © First © Big 36x60” Table! ® Choice of Colors! 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The Friend of the Poor ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 SS * PEND | ee Pt if f * ee: REP Soe ae ee ne rE eee YR” CRCRRe ae PT ae eI —_ i en ee — - ee ee a ee pe nr a dponheaed * uy, ' * eat a : é Argentinians Gaping at Pet's Wealth i: —ahanlial at $50,000 sai ey already had been disclosed former Pre-} that Peron possessed a miniature : the Valued at more than 6% million | ident's late wife Eva. The value | gold elephant with the ‘world’s see- 5 dollars by authorities, the former | of her: evening dresses alone to-| ond largest emerald glinting in the| dictator's riches were shown totaled “several million pesos,” an forehead, It was not known wheth- hewsmen in a preview last night | official said, ‘er he purchased these objects out- j in subur- a | right or received them as gifts. n we Among the glittering jewels were | * * «& ould Se enn lk te en eee ee ae The show, open to the public worth $357,000, a group of emer- | beginning today, is part of the a secret button. alds valued at $428,000, another government's campaign to prove champion of the working man ac-| tually lived in lavish wealth. , meanwhile, continued in| itr ti iH H hs is rf Te , Fis fill Hi i fl : FFE E | : 4 , g§ s| written in English. | banana trees, pineapples and veg- | Native Students Publish New Guinea Newspaper U. 5. Cautioned NEW GUINEA — For the first | Banz, are publishing a newspaper The 10-page paper tells of the development of the college and its | grounds since jt was started last year. There are 200,000 coffee plants in the farm nursery, 5,000 etables. }newsprint for cigarettes is avail- stamp, payment is 1'4 hours work soa ee Tusa canes” sce ON Dixon-Yates GAO. Advises Against mittee. WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 @—The | | contrect was valid. Genetal Accounting Office, Con- | * * | gress’ watchdog on spending, dis- The “Fatima Chronicle” carries closed today that it has advised ment would be liable for. cancella- | advertisements, too. One says that against any quick settlement that’ tion costs probably running into| ers Robert, Leonard, Richard and would sign away the government's! millions of dollars, in- able at the teacher's house’ for right to a court test on whether | seven cents a sheet or one hour's the Dixon-Yates contract is work on the farm. For a 15-cent or voidable.” SI XTY-SEVEN | leon ite Are, Pores Five Brothers Patrol Sasa te A si ent of M st came of the pact. The ABC sand came Jersey Turnpike Chairman Lewis L, Strauss to Sen.’ TR oe Anderson (D-NM), chairman of the; « Senate-House Atomic Energy Com- | exceed the speed limits anywhere : between Atlantic City and Prince- ton or on the New Jersey Turnpike Both Edgar H. Dixon and Quick Solution at Risk | gene A, Yates, heads of the | there is a good chance you'll get of Court Test - companies which negotiated the |@ ticket by a state trooper named contract, insisted after Strauss’ | Miller. fetter was made public that the| ‘There, are five Miller setiiaas with the state police. The oldest, Joseph A. Miller Jr., joined seven years ago after a ‘hitch in the Navy. 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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1055 | Ae, he te | SIXTY.NINE_ Stephenson & E. Maple (15 Mile) ‘ Phone MU 9-1902 NOW THRU SATURDAY His Bi * VISIT OUR KIDDIE LAND 1 r AMBOO HOUSE OF Plus "BATTLE TAXI’ “MA AND PA KETTLE aT WAIKIKE - Sterling HAYDEN 1 2150 OPDYKE ROAD Drive-In Theater 2 COMPLETE SHOWS TONIGHT Box Office Opens 6:30 Show Starts 7:00 P.M. at PONTIAC ROAD * JAMES CAGNEY “LOVE ME LEAVE ME” * DORIS DAY PLUS—EXCITING RORY CALHOUN JULIE ADAMS RAY DANTON THE S STRANGE ADVENTURE OF. Two Ea —_ hospital? . It the answer is “no,” then a trip through the Sister Kenny Hos- pital at Farmington would prove both enlightening and allow you a chance to see how some of your Upon entering the building you will notice the lack of any medical odor because the treatments are physical in nature Wonder Where They'll Get Money to Finance Much Needed Growth NEW YORK (INS)—The maga- zine Iron Age reports that steel producers ‘are worrying. about where they will get the money to finance much-needed enecceeal It said some producers thinking in terms of higher lh to bolster “earnifgs and attract more money from investors. According to the publication, ~ a tough one solve. Ge nueod tad cupenelen already is rbeonng ine deseh or in the planning stage, but some of this was predicated on ‘continents of the fast tax write-off program, which has been terminated by ‘ the government. i Iron Age reealled that in recent years, steel price rises have been tied in with higher wages for steel labor, but it pointed out that there was no reason why prices could donation to the Pontiac Area United pital administrator. Your questions Fund is used. would bring out some of the follow- First-time visiters to the hos- ing facts. : pital are likely to receive an en- Many polio patients remain tirely, new slant on the dread di- | hospitalized for only a few days, sease, its effects on victims, and | others for several months and how it is treated. some for years. A large number not move at any time, depending teelmen Fret < See vara on investment. Over Expansion the present would support higher prices. . ALLOCATIONS CUT Meanwhile, Iron Age reported that steel] procurement continues to be a serious problem for most consumers, with allocations being cut to the bone in an effort to bring deliveries into line with promises. However, the publication noted that the outlook for the balance of the year promises a continuing | | Open GOP Primary | ‘| Love Bus Driving— NEW YORK (INS) — New York City omnibus driver Fred La Veccia, 26, took a busman’s holi- 4 day. and wound up near his home, far-from any bus stop. Held on grand larceny charges, La Veccia told police he got. bored on his day off, picked up a bus marked ‘‘special’’ at the depot and took off because “I love bus Yo) bar: ve * Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Block N. of Telegraph Rood. nce FE 5-4500 ADULTS ONLY 18 YEARS OR OVER MICKEY KNOX Bs JAM Plus-Second ‘Faalaie 1E OHARA “MISS BODY ROBT. CLARK — SUSAN MORROW director of nursing. The hospital is the only one i of its kind in the state. It receives support from Sister Kenny Polio Hospital. at Farmington, displays | the Pontiac Area United Fund. get-well cards to Mrs, Bettey Schwier, assistant Trip Through Polio Hospital Shows Where Portion of UF Money: Is Used Have you ever been inside a polio © of victims recover quickly and an trom bung, but all need con- stant care and attention. The treatment is expensive. hospital rate is figured at Patients pay all or part of costs, said Miss Anderson, “but we never refuse treatment because of a. en's club that he felt “the nation person's inability to pay.” Hollywood Headlines: Natalie ‘Moves With Ease From Child to Adult: Roles recting with Orson Welles and Claudette Wide-Open GOP Race — Predicted if Ike Resigns TACOMA, Wash. @ = A wide - out of sight until they have tured enough to play grownup| In succeeding years, Natalie roles. Not many again achieve the | Played daughter to dozens of top started in films at 4, looks set a brighter career than ever. She's now: 17, ae ae e “I guess I was lucky,” she re- flected. _| tested for the role of Welles’ or- phaned ward, She won the part, | Poli scored a hit in the film and the}: Colbert, He sent for Natalie, who Wood family moved from Santa Rosa to Hollywood, i td stars in such films as “Miracle on Mth Street,” “Chicken Every Sun- day,” “Father was a Fullback,” “No Sad Songs for Me,” “The Blue Devil,” etc. Despite her heavy film schedule, she managed to lead a fairly nor- mal life, After grammar school, she enrolled at a public junior high, returning to her regular completely, Few require use of-}, classes after movie assignments, Despite Sooeied util jobs, S “WHERE WINTER IS KING] ATT WORD ews. | “NAUGHTY MERMAIDS” “RODEO ROUND-UP” New Spire Dedicated in Old North Church OVE IS A MANY — K SPLENDORED THING! JENNIFER JONES as the American cor- respondent and the fascinating Eurasian who were swept into two worlds and 5900 wwe wre ew wee we whee - BOSTON It's official now. The Old North Church has a steeple—a duplicate of the spire from which hung the lanterns that sent: Paul Revere on his famed ‘Wide back in "75. The new steeple was dedicated formally. ‘to the glory of God” Bishop Norman B, Nash. The old was blown down The Farmington hospital serves the whole state, but the bulk of its patients come from Oakland _ County. Total patients treated by the hospital from the Pontiac UF area compares closely with number of patients from all of Wayne County. In 1954 there were 209 out - patients and 15 in-patients from Pontiac compared to 194 and 30 Sen. Knowland Seeks TACOMA, Wash. @®—In remarks |. interpreted by listeners as aimed at Vice President Nixon, Sen. Knowland (R-Calif) said last night no one man should be designated as “an heir-apparent” if President Eisenhower does not seek re- election in 1956. The Senate minority leader de- parted from the text of a prepared speech to tell a Republican wom- will be better served by a wide- open Republican primary.” If all the land underlain with coal in the U.S. could be placed side by side, it would cover an area larger than all of Great Brit- .| the . United States, ibe * steeple Aug. 31, 1954, by Hurricane Carol. The pew set aside for “the gen- tlemen of the Bay of Honduras” was occupied for one of the few times since the church's found- ing in 170, The original steeple was built through contributions from Hon- duran merchants and sea captains and the pew was named in their The Honduran ambassador to Gen. Carlos Izaguirre Valladares, sat in the pew for the steeple ceremonies. Government May Reduce Income Tax Next Year Taber says the government may be able to cut income taxes next year “if tax receipts continue at their present high level,” * * * Taber, ranking Republican mi- nority member of the House Ap-| propriations Committee, said yes: | terday. that any reductions would | ‘small,” * * | The New York Representative told the Auburn Lions Club that federal tax receipts in the first | quarter of this year were a billion | |dollars more than in the same ain, Erie and France combined. period of 1954, DOORS OPEN 10:45 A. M, DIANA TYNN-NINA FOCH Apache Fury Rides the Trail to Abilene! . - BILL WILLIAMS - — TEX RITTER. ——LAST TIMES TODAY— | KIRK SILVANA DOUGLAS ™? MANGANO in “ULYSSES” STARTING TOMORROW! PLUS “APACHE “AMBUSH” BEAUTIFUL” | yesterday by Massachusetts. Episcopal 1103-3 5:11-7:15 | years of tradition, 9:22 Splendid in Direction HENRY KING whose consummate ar- : tistry and subtle hand molded their romance into the most enchanting love-making the screen has seen in a long time, AUBURN, N.Y, @®—Rep, John} 20th Century-Fox WILLIAM Jt HOLDEN -J . * ins tena oq TORK NAKED” MEnnie MELODIES CARTOON LATEST M-G-M NEWS EVENTS oF THE DAY & I WEEKDAYS — ‘AT 10:45 SUNDAYS 12:45 Phone FE 5-8331 NOW SHOWING thru SATURDAY! 2:50-6:20 10:00 pas son ae mee gs Beach” ALSO—“Pearl of the South’ Poti SOON — “SIMBA” and “KING DINOSAUR” _ ter’s only attendant, and her hus- THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 b beag, Ae , First Play Due at Waterford|zi2a2=*| pots tawsieeoa iste ca Avon Township Gets Under Way Wednesday, Oct. 19. The kick-off dinner will be held in the Ameri- can Legion Hall at 6:30 for the : | 100 workers. 4. Hyland, a director of the | Detroit Community Chest, will be the speaker. rit I E ale tt ps 773 4 th ify Ruby J. Stenzel, Loren F. Bonney Exchange Vows IMLAY CITY—Ruby June Sten- Mrs. Arthur Shaw was her sis- band, Arthur Shaw served as best man, * * After a wedding trip in northern * _ Mrs. Margaret Norton will head the campaign. She announced that the organization of volunteer work- ers is complete. . who wilf. direct the township and village’ solicitors in- clude, Mrs. Roy Upton, Mrs. Henry Axford, Mrs. Helen Allen, Mrs. Jesse White, Mrs. Lance Nut- ter, Mrs, Grover Taylor, Mrs. Wil- liam Potere and W. B. Severence. Defective Chimney Causes $1,500 Fire WEST BLOOMFIELD—A defec- tive chimney caused $1500 fire damage to the home of. Mr. and Mrs. John Lebaron of 8021 Eldora here, yesterday morning. Chief Ray Pierce of the Com- merece Township Fire Depart- ment said that there was con- siderable smoke damage. He sald Mrs. Lebaron was home at the time of the outbreak and that the fire crept up the wall into the attic. Commerce Township and West Bloomfield Township fire depart- ments fought the blaze for more than an hour. Teeple Lake Club to Meet TEEPLE LAKE — The newly formed Teeple Lake Extension +|Group will meet at 7:30 p.m. to- -inight at the White Lake Town- ship Hall. The theme for the eve- ing will be “Color in the Home" | with color slides. Dinner Meeting Tonight AUBURN HEIGHTS — The Au- | burn Heights Community Club will meet at the club house at 6:20 p.m, tonight for dinner and busi- ness meeting. County Calendar | Thomas Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Bonney nonmeect Lodge FP&AM will have fam- a age , ; y night « hall Saturd 1 will live in Elgin, Hl. p.m, with a potluck anes —_ i i Romeo Methodist Church Scene of Candlelight Rite ROMEO — A candlelight cere- Dolores train and her Juliet * a gown of candle-/as best man. Other attendants | and Chantilly lace. ‘It | wer> LeRoy Larson, Donald Suther-. with a tight bodice. by. Ushers were Byron Berlin and | im Anne collar and jong, point- Bernard Larson. : . , ” + make their home in Attending the bride as maid of honor was Irene Kotowie of Leonard. Bridesmaids were Wanita Berlin and Shariene Spies, sister of the groom. Laur- ita Larson was flower girl, and Richard Chamberlin was ring Arthur Spies attended his cousin Community Chest | Walter Swerds and Mrs. Conrad Secretaries to Meet at Clawson School CLAWSON—Clawson High School ROCHESTER—With the goal of | wii) be host to the Oakland Assn. of Educational Secretaries at the Fall Institute meeting Monday. This organization is affiliated with the Michigan Education Assn. and ; any school office employe is elig- | ible to attend this all-day meeting * * cs The program will begin at 8:30 with a coffee hour. Maurice | Caramy, director of public rela- tions of the. MEA will speak at | | 10 a. m. A business meeting ‘will | | be held at 11 a. m. and luncheon | | will be served at noon. F. F. | | Long of Arthur Murray Studios in | Detroit will have charge of the , afternoon program. | ‘Rural Teachers Hear Music Talk by MSU Woman IMLAY CITY — Wanda Cook, | music instructor from the Exten- sion Department of Michigan State University, met: in Imlay City School with. sixty rural teachers | from schools of the surrounding | communities which do not have! their own music instructors. She discussed songs and meth. . ods of presenting music te the children. | “This was the first of four meet- | }ings which she will conduct. The | inext meetings will be in’ Novem- | |ber, February and April, here. | | | i Annual Bazaar Slated Saturday in Rochester Li | ROCHESTE R—The annual bazaar of the Women's Relief | Corps will be held in Webber's | Cleaners, 404 Main St.. Saturday ; from 9 a. m. through the day, | Heading the general committee | | is Mrs. Ella Furman, assisted by | i Mrs. George Lindsey and Mrs. I-Harriet Porter in the baked-goods ; section, Mrs. Stella Travis and Mrs, | Grace Stoddard have charge of the candy booth; aprons, Mrs. Zolliner and miscellaneous gifts, Mrs. Mark Axford and Mrs, Claude Cross. i Complete Card Party Plans at Waterford WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Final plans were completed for the dessert card party at the | recent meeting of the Waterford | Township Business and Profession- al Women. The card party will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 25 in the CAI Building, BPW members also voted to contribute $100 to the Waterford Township High School Athletic | Field Committee for lighting use. | The next BPW meeting will be’ Nov. 8. ‘Set Bake, Rummage Sale THOMAS — Rose Francis Past Matron’s Club of Thomas Chapter ° After the ceremony a reception| OES will hold a rummage and & fingertip veil in | for 200 people was held in the VFW | bake sale at their hall on Oakwood ‘Bhe carried » bouquet of | Hall in Romeo. Friday and Saturday, starting at. The new Mr. and Mrs. Spies will| 10 a. m.. Refreshments will be Romeo. available.” Se To Give C "| aime maw sou «| Homes and Industry Grow Stea 0 Give Comedy) = Sr Sea ASC lages oe na ig" | 2 F ry This Weekend - Slate 4-H Square Dance shite Merman Thames Conn steadily. Another small industry opened * » Bob Located in Lapeer County, au- in the Fi Building Dramatics Club Offers| field, Jerry Perna, Don Reas, Bob|uorities this past month ‘have [here vad last veer a nee At Oektend County 4 meth ‘Best F Forward,’ | Lippert. Roger Reynolds, Prank issued three building permits for|tion was formed, known as thelvueg te'the cemte dane Satur oot TG, | Seed, Sandy White Virginia Valen-|iouses to be built within the vil- w Woeater Ca. tee: on hg Fg , WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —| the male understudy. To be Galecoien’ cenkdences, they |e” SU 8 coe Olas pm. carvice Ray Lamb, 4H Club agent comedy, will be the tirst production | Charles Maxwell Heads [ari Millikin and Robert McCau-| nother much-needed addition al-|fom Jackson will be the caller, ot the year at Waterford Township | Christ Courier Officers |'*”: _|s — ae High School. 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Open Monday and Friday Nights Opposite Auburn Ave. de y . 4 eo HS: of . 4 i i CF EEE 9 SW ee maa eee Ne Le eee id = sey HH f ee eeaaede ae de ee ee Se ee as reas. ; } , r f i! me . a : THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1935 vo \ PA Oe aes ae a SEVENTY-ONE * AWARD FOR CORN KING — Oakland County's. * Pentiae Press Phote corn king, Jay Cox, of Ortonville, left, was presented bushels of shelled corn per acre on his 90 acre farm, an award yesterday at a Lions Club dinner in honor | of the occasion, by John Canfield, (trophy S| of New Hudson. Harry F. Vernon, center, is the Lions’ president. Cox this year produced a yield of 159,9| Extension service when average yield in the county is 48.4. The con- test, sponsored by the Oakland County Agricultural , Was supervised hy John K. Trocke, average yield in the county is 48.4, The cotitest, assistant agricultural agent. Solon Rips Plan for Mental Care ~ Sen. Francis . Claims Wagg Proposal Is Not Far Reaching Enough gan, said yesterday Charles A. Wagg’s proposed plan contains “no long-range planning.” “I think Wagg is: talking of bricks, mortar and institutions in his recommendations while I am more interested in helping Francia Earlier this week Wagg sub- mitted plans for an 1's million dollar program which would provide 1,350 additional beds for the state's retarded children within the next three months. Wagg also outlined plans for a 15-year expansion of mental health | program in- The emergency cluded purchase of a tuberculosis the \North Oakland County sanitorium in Oakland County and | made the complaint, said the tires Farmington Children’s Hos-' were valued at $552. pital as well as expansion ot | existing facilities and placement | of retarded children in other in- stitutions, i * * ° Francis said he hoped to learn | full details of Wagg’s proposals | | today at a conference called by Gov. Williams in Lansing. The governor said he wanted to hear the views of legislators con- | nected with the problem before | making his recommendations at a special session of the Legislature | Nov. 1, : Scout Council to Meet Baby sitter service will be avail- able at the semi-annual meeting of | the Northern Oakland County Girl | Scout Council to be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Grace Lutheran Church in Pontiac. All leaders, assistant leaders, neigh- | borhood chairmen, district chair- | men and committee mem- j bers are requested to attend. Gary Clark Gets Badge | ORTONVILLE — The name of | Gary Clark was unintentionally left | Out of the list of Cub Scouts who | were awarded Bobcat Badges in | Ortonville recently. | Truck Tires Stolen Four truck tires were reported | | stolen from: trailers from an Irving Avenue parking lot Tuesday night, | Pontiac Police said today. Roy | | Ball, of 569 Lakeside Dr., who Deaths in Nearby Communities Mrs. Annje Bartles ALMONT — Service for Mrs. Annie Paton Bartles, 75, ef, 322 Douglas Templeton | LAPEER—Service for Douglas | | Templeton, 24, will be held at 2) School St., will be held at 2 p.m.ip.m. Saturday at West Deerfield | Saturday from. Muir Brothers Fu- | : a Denmark Offers ‘ Tourist Treats Arts, Crafts Exhibition on Copenhagen Agenda for Autumn. COPENHAGEN-Danish artisans will hold open house for tourists during a major exhibition of arts and crafts early this fall. This nationwide show, a part of the Scandinavian Design Cavalcade, will feature the latest Danish work in silver, brass, porcelain, textiles, ceramics and furniture. * * * Visitors will find any number of rare buys in this land where ar- tistic work is held in high esteem by everyone from the royal family to the humblest ‘workman. Un- usual patterns in silvér, for ex- ample, are designed by Sigvard Bernadorte, brother of the queen. representing the artists and manu- 'facturers, and whether one goes in for Danish mink and court silver or a box of local cigars, the cost runs about one-third less than in the United States. * * @ Just across the street from “The Permanent” in the heart of Copen- hagen is another kind of showplace which the Danes call Tivoli. This is one of the world's most magnifi- cent amusement parks covering {for Holly Drive lof Defense Plant Reds Slate $275,000 Bond Sale fico Donal Fence Gives Okay Board of Education at rate the Fund. | Sets be a former Holly Community| .for Monday | Fund Board Director, the Rev. Robert MacDonald now of Detroit./ warLED LAKE — The Walled Pre gths gmemg: fund o— Lake Board of Education has set run through - ell 5. “ Monday as the date to sell $275,000 4ot school bonds for construction purposes. Approval of the sale was granted by the State Munici- pal Finarice Commission. The sale -| which .will begin at 8 p.m. will dispose of the last of the $825,000 boond issue voted for school con- struction in the fall of 1953. At Monday’s meeting, bids will also be opened on a one-half ton McCarthy Probes Extent | Sargent, junior high physical edu- cation teacher, and extending « contract to Rita J. Pieron to re- ‘place her, Mise Pieron is » grad- wate of the University of Michi- ~~ = Superintendent Clifford H. Smart ‘McCarthy testified yesterday in federal court in the contempt of Congress trial of Kamin, former Harvard research assistant and now @& research associate at the ‘e "1 gtading and graveling of the high Senat ¢Permanent Invest: school parking lot and the black tions subcommittee Jan. 15, 1954 : i topping of the driveways at the McCarthy then was chairman of | Twin Beach school. He was also the committee. instructed to have @ fence con- : structed between the Twin Beach Church Officials to Meet ‘Property and that of Roy Sraith : Plans for the dedication WATERFORD—A business meet- ie | senior high school were discussed. ing of the church comncil, board | his event will. take place some- of trustees and the mission board will be held at 7:30 tonight | time after construction of the gym- (Thursday) at the Waterford Com- "sium is munity Church, | Progress reports’“‘en building Keith Arnold‘ - Claims Bride From Arizona _ ROCHESTER — Harriet Peder- sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Pedersen of Phoenix, Ariz., became the bride of Keith Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Arnold of Methodist.Church, The double. ring ceremony was performed before ai of the immediate fami- Attendants for the couple were Ann and James Arnold, sister and brother of the groom. A reception was held at the bridegroom's home immediately following the ceremony. After the reception, the newlyweds left for Spring Arbor, where they are en- rolled in Spring Arbor Junior Col- lege. Garden City Resident Injured in Auto Mishap Joseph L. Rolo 26, of Garden City was treated and released from Avon Center Hospital today after a two-car collision in. Avon ip,. ; Riolo's car collided with one driv- en by Keith Lancaster, 30, of Roch- ester, who said Riglo pulled in front of him and he was unable to stop in time. ; ify zi Fz F Mt, Vernon Rd., at the Mt. Vernon | Ti pe community, LOUBE CHEVALLIER Mr, and Mrs. Harold Shay, 170 North Opdyke Rd., of Pontiac Township are announcing the en- gagement of their daughter, Louise, of Grand Rapids, to Donald Drews, of that ctiy. He is the son of Mrs. Arthur Drews of Grand Rapids. The wedding will take place Jan. 28 in Grand Rapids. Permits Approved — by Marlette Council MARLETTE—The Marlette Vil- lage Council okayed two building | permits at its meeting. Lloyd Wil-; son and Harold Goodrich . applied for the permits. Road Equipment B Bids Opened Walled Lake Council. these will be determined at next week's regular meeting. According to city manager, A. J. Koenig, the should be complete in 30 days and the city able to service its gravel roads. ails eedh i # iti SAVEAT THEM ON DO-IT-YOURSELF ITEMS with 4 eran NS ALUMINUM 850,000 square feet with gardens, | fountains and colored -lights. FIREWORKS DISPLAYS Daily, a group of toytown sol- | diers, the Tivoli Guard, dressed neral Home with burial in Almont Cemetery. Mrs, Bartles died yes- terday after an extended illness. Survivors include her husband, William; three sisters, Mrs. Jeanie Rigby of Arcadia, Cal.; Mrs. Mary Flinn and Mrs. Agnes Murray, both of Glasgow, Scotland. Charles W. Cole OXFORD — Service for Charles W. Cole, 80, 95 Mill St., will be | held at 2 p.m. Saturday from the Bossardet - Mabley Chapel with burial in Ridgeway Cemetery. Mr. Cole died Wednesday at his resi- Oak and two grandchildren. Cpl. Junior V. Ridgeway CLARKSTON — Military serv- fee for Cpl. Junior V. Ridgeway, 19, of Clarkston, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday from the Sharpe Funeral Home with burial in Lake- view Cemetery. Cpl. Ridgeway was killed in Korea in 1950. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ridgeway; two brothers, Wayne .and Donald and two sisters Doris and Maxine, all at home, George Alexander MARLETTE—Service for George Alexander, 94, of Marlette, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday frém the Marsh Funeral Home with burial in Marlette Cemetery. Mr. Alex- ander died Tuesday at the home of his daughter. Survivors include his daughter, Mrs. Gordon Landon; one son, Roy, of Sandusky; two grandchil- | dren; three great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Rachel Kitely of Marlette. — Mrs. William Cronin LAPEER — Word has been re- ceived here of the death of Mrs. | William Cronin, 79, at Watervliet. Service was held Tuesday at St. | Joseph Catholic Church and burial was in the Catholic Cemetery at Church. Burial will be made in| in the style of the King’s Guard, | West Deerfield Cemetery under parades through the grounds. And | military auspices. Douglas was re- several times a week, the gardens | ported killed in action in Korea in close with a magnificent burst of | 1950. He is survived by his parents, | Mr. and Mrs, Ralph-Templeton of Detroit, formerly of Lapeer; two brothers, Dean of Denver, Col. and Gordon of San Diego, Cal.; two fireworks ‘the season. The Royal Theater hag that illuminates the whole of this fairyland. More formal amusements begin in the fall when Tivoli closes for | been the center for ballet, plays sisters, Delores of Detroit and and the opera since 1748.” | Doris of San Diego, Cal.; and his; gust an hour's ride from Cop- |aunt, Mrs. Martha Mahan of La- peer, Mrs. Daniel Dwyer NORTH BRANCH—Service for Mrs. Daniel (Rose Marie) Dwyer, 70, 1933 Dwyer Rd., will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Peter and Paul Church, here,. with burial in St. Peter and Paul Ceme- tery. Arrangements are being made by Blackburn Funeral home. ‘ The body is at the family horne | Nearby, too. is one of Denmark's : y most famous landmarks, Kronberg | be said at 8 pam. tonight. Mrs. (castle in Elsinore, where th | Dwyer, died Tuesday at her home. | melancholy Dane once lived. She is survived by her husband: four daughters, Mrs. Lawrence Southfield No. 10 School Oberle of Lapeer, Mrs. Robert LaBell of Allegan, Mrs. Fred '© Hold First PTA Meet Henne and Mrs. Robert Malcolm,| SOUTHFIELD—The first South- both of North Branch; three sons, | field No. 10 PTA meeting will be Thomas of Imlay City, William of held at 8 p.m. tonight in the Lake Orion and Dartiel, student at| gym. J. F. Ford will speak on MSU; two brothers, Alfred J. Me- | the new city charter. This will be Guire of Detroit and John Mc- | followed by a question and answer Guire of Pontiac and 22 grand- | period. children. ' Teachers will be introduced. Furniture at Its Finest OL-2-2121 — OL 10642 a - SPECIAL ‘Run. Ft. . INLAID -; LINOLEUM ~ Asphalt Have all the ad- vantages of alu- sash minum storm ~light weight, rusting, never peods iting, Make them tools and Do-It-Yourself Alu- minum. We have all the ma- terials how-to and complete instructions. 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No selling or col oeting Must be age 22 to 38 school . gradua of @ car and — ra “Saea Exchange INTEREST. |. tm Oskiand Have use a of ™ Salesman Jerome Olds-Cadillac Shoe Salesman Gold Bell Gift A Saas Expands to match Brick fey Crews For work in Clarkston. M. or Diam 1314. Ceramic Tile Crews CARPE WANTED. nters—Rough hee a ihe cat on bem ANSWER TO WROBLE M: bf To sell, rent, fore peste wiats time, St -e in per- — Cietbes, 19_N. .. WILL TRAIN TO LL anufacturing Amans freezers and food ‘plan Rs HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP, Cc. J: Spaias lh“ at Sail : SALESMAN wit employ eral men fe motive field. ve pM. 0 branch manager . Appli- otfer, clasifica- Sraduates. 2 te a years of age. _ ie Jeter 7. = vancement 2 in the) & ee a ny fected wal be. bald Ry. RIMMER. MULBERRY ‘ruranee and-s Uberel savings 804 | WANTED: GALESMAN AT ONCE. retiremet plan, Apply, Ww. ‘& Bon, 6¢ W. Huron. HOUSEHOLD AN FINANCE CORP. — | Sitetfov‘nechantral: products for 3” S. SAGINAW a ae ee ee oe -( Seta a . “Help Wanted Female ASSISTANT MANAGER . e—-' ~ 4 . No canvassing. Car nec- BABYSITTER. LIVE IN, WHITE, or TYler 1p ac git counter girls. ly after 12. Huron rs alo and Shirt Laun- dry, 944 W. Huron St. EXPERIENCED ~ BOOKEEEPER, | eee va neon, mighis. OR 3607. FLOOR MGR. pan. re A PART TIME SHORT — COOK and ‘on. Eves rE yoaee. Town a ry Ino essere een PIANO” 6 ACCOMPANIST FOR CHIL- room dance classes in Bioomfield wis. Pp S rt time. __Pon Box, yes sommes ace een Bookkee: $325 | General Clerical . eeper (junior) Midwest dium Socket Phone F Ederal 20154. PART “TIME SHOE SALESMAN. automotive Replies Graduate preferred. sized manufacturing confidential. | M company | metal stamped assemblies for! industrie American Forging & Co., Pontiac. : Employment Service MIDWEST 406 sesan Bee Bank Bidg. EMPLOYMENT BABY Sit SITTER. Lic on, HOUSE: 0! refer oe 0 SERVICE FE before 10:30 am. oF 406 Pontiac State. Bank Bidg _after § pm FE 6-9227 BRANCH OFFIC OF NATIONAL automobile finance co. needs & FOR A R- girl 18 to 3 to learn a variety ing man to sel) and service our of work % field of credit uid products, Permanent with ad- 4 sete to type and must be abie vancements. Apply 102 N. Ba, do both clerical and customer naw. : oennact work. ae Dati LOA Wit its, comfot e working con- cane aoe an ‘ansisiant manager. ditions. Attractive ge and must be h t 3 = benefits. See Mr. Cook, Assoct- vetloren or | Gras cneree. Exa| ates Loan Co. 125-127 N. Saginaw. make a career in this interesting | _ Pontiac. sericea business. on ana" bonus, free|CAB DRIVERS, STEADY AND hos ee pian art time, apply 438 «Orchard See Mr. hg 03 “Pontiac ake 3 to 6 p.m eae iia CASHIERS SALESGIRLS Experienced cashiers and sales- giris needed. Full or part time sitions open. Apply to Mr arry, credit office N ‘GEORGES NEWPORTS ____ 4 N. Saginaw : CAMPBELLS SOUPS HAVE OPEN- . ‘ vee ° ings for aggressive salesmen, 21 Designing ability essential.! to 28 to call on retail groceries . in Pontiac area Area residents C"! expenses and car allowance Lib- ' @ral hospita' insurance, life in- surance and pension program at no cost to employes, Excellent opportunity with established food | company, Write for interview giv- | ing complete information includ- ‘ . education, business ex- H. H, VISE $, | 18837_W. 7 Mile Rd. Detroit. Mich CLERK-TYPISTS | City of Pontiac, salary $2,821- ee a comparative examination. Personnel Office, City Hall. CAREER CENTER See Nancy al timt CAREER sition Private secretary . Office beginner , . qaee _ ceeretary ‘ in ga ors moceeanty ADDIY | Ce eee Tere ere ngs . INSETTE Ra, Witte OR COL ar RRR CENTER red, for ev work. BLDG. INN RECREATION ~ HUBBARD ” VE eo ate: LDO_FS ; LEANING LADIES. ; eaPeRr PRUDENTIAL INS. CO.| ‘need, German or 3 pre- pm ee an ferred. For year around - steady guvcutve gleeman oainr7” ist | Bane ohn traneporaton "ay te bonus. Call FE for @p| in For Interview call __ pointment, POLishERS AND BU Ex “ CLERICAL enced oniy need apply. 24 W BIRMINGHAM _ mandi. Full time, permanent ition, for ROUTE a ay cell BETWEEN, 18 woman 2% yrs. of a in- Dp rending terested in clerical coe Must by be “ieee, ant attractive surroundings. ; ay raetaniat Eyes aia thi wit Mocs. " $4 IM Hoc ap om. ace hem. EXFERENCED SHORT GRDE . 00h MI oe. af ons preferred, car necessary, Salary, iis WILLIAMS LAKE AREA | — OR 3-0051 Wey Ros Teter | “sary sn us ttre wee | “Bay it a ‘Uptane, as Miss Ford of’Cereer Cr Center Bt Bert Falkner AIM HIGH amtuabue as Ee WOMAN FOR Circulation TIAC PR light ‘housework and care of one THE PONTIAC PRESS , CAREER GIRLS . From 1 to $:30 p.m. SAL ESLADY EXPERIENCED For pleasant, full time work tn downtown Pontiac's Children’s Shop. Apply in person. Margaret Ann Shop 1 W. Huron SHORT ORDER Ce Cook F ARD WAIT. ress. shift. 2 to 10. Blue Star Resta b—M Under new manage- ment, . STENOGRAPHER Between 20 and 30. Ability more important than experience Good y and other benefits, Call Mr rr for interview TEMPRITE PRODUCTS CORP. East Maple Rd., Birmingham MI +5734 | Secretary — to :| Purchasing Director Interesting, secure position Pontiac with the possibility of future advancerhent in the r- chasing field. Paid vacations & sick leave, retirement and in surance benefits. Must have typing and gern For information. call 70130 after ‘tn valring and alterations tm drv cleaning plant eck Cleaners. 332 ward. Birmingham. MI 4-1313 | SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. EX- } per erienced only, Apply to Mrs nillips, Pontiac Laundry - Dry Cleaners, 540 8, Telegraph, near _Orchard Lake Ave. Shoe Saleslady © Experienced. Apply Diem's Shoes, #7 N. Saginaw. __ prof its for AVON rep- Start now. Cail FE 4-4508 means resentatives. Avon Products, Hours 4 to 16. OR WAITRESS WANTED, EVENINGS, at Birmingham Bowling Alley, 1000 Webster. Birm., Mich. Apply in person WOMAN WHO LIKES MATH & {ypine for general office work. Write Pontiac Press Box WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED, full time, No nights, a holiday work. Good pay. eal and uniforms furnished, Ricelli Coating, Oe 105 W. Maple, Birming- WOMAN FOR oe Can CARE VF. exch for comfortable | DEPENDABLE LADY mn PE 7 MODEST ‘MAIDENS : a : e e : WAY 2.c4an- Wt ae erent “Now, let’s see! Who is the most urgent?’* Por Better Women's Store. — ope ae peor __Help Wanted Female 7 Building Service 12 Sey Sach satir W| —Ttle Wented Female 7/___ Belding. Service _12 GIRL FOR Rr AGCOUWTS RECEIV- Weekends, Evening Pa iT) Recreation rooms. thine" able and Cashier. Steady work! Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains. pa ae reefing end sig ing. Porches with good working sonamions, AP WW A NTE D KITCHEN | wiciiodw fio neMopeLins _ply_11_N. Perry 8t.- woman. Apply. in person. 45083 n Ca a ene ant ___| AIR cOMERESOR, CENIEEATOR ' power wi = 5 ers, GIRL carvan er WALDRON plumbing socks, eels. Opes Bun Ey Re Fs «2, ‘Montesin PE 4.5240 week “Callin pervon at 310°. HOTEL ALL KINDS OF BRICK. SIDING. ioUsexEEre ¥ On et pee ¥ Wait? i" meseriale ith ke Terms SOUEKEEPER, Wire. Fom| Gly rent gi"mul'Se Ofer | Snes dome at PA ” H or oe ee eee 1 mest] Sen i person only after T) & M Building, Service | only, 4@ hour week, 5 day®. ford an. ou sane . Pike a. - | eae eterwnets routed WOMAN To D0 LIGHT WOUmE Mame op saree fee Walled lake ear” work and baby sii while mother KT CEMENT WORK = weman. ceed: wages. | —weree: OW RON WAND WF A-I CEMENT WORK Bei Priest | Wout merece ARES TO| “LLOYD MONROE S|. tails PE 40904, between 10 FE 4-6866 apply 3 held | 2 2 p.m. 2am ley Ino, Bloom: ‘ FOR WA x, BRICE AND BLOCK LAYING. ; SPER | Toure “eine to sae per month. (Al CUSTO a k Mpuahel. PE. 4-0687 _ Call 4 ‘to. 6°30, OL "3-6847. Rough and finish. W. : INTERIOR WOMAN ‘WA iN WANTED FOR WORK TX R eateet, Be 2 3-8601 oF eat Sez DECORATOR Kiting “a., bet. Roch: rd. and Ng ee ba here 5. oa by yy hy. WORK NE iR HO fr eial. ‘oummntead on. FE Write to" Poatise Press, Christmas Help Needed oe _ 7 oy Dave Arr anal. fee enor a ey a bea poe ee TOGl STLETRO— hu i a1D WANTED IN aight work, Saturday work pee- ; a wma, 2 & 3 SEVERE easary. Apply Mrs. Jac- Saas cnexed Br noun fveryday house ‘a Apparel Shop, Maple at | “a; Free esimates. FB 23-0077, Feeping swonla, auto- Birm: am. oan NTRY agp daa own mgt Be hour, seth 0h gab 2 off to repair. OL 26645. io a.m. ccoaroen, fait oases Weekends off. OR 3-2581 after §.| CEMENT IS OUR SPECIALITY WOMAN TO CARE FOR 2 CHIL. | _Ficors basement. EM 3-409) _ NEEDED dren, while parents work after-| CEMENT WORK, FIOCRS, DRIVES. noon shift. Live im. Call before etc, Reas, Pree estimates Jensen. IMMEDIATELY sen 3 pm. FE PE 2-2346. : Beauticians, We have ¢e CEMENT WORK. FHA TERMS. tiative. Phone OR 30543. —; wages, PE 320 | tor ag a __Help Wanted 8 | pec CABINETS. DOORS. 'D. E. pg Ng J Tere Us sal Radio-TV “ 20% Discount Oct., Nov. ee we on ve’ sont grams. Emp. See. On all AGED LADY. a general romodétiag. complete caf: home than wage. Po HER Meare | Cahier tute anin Mauaceesy | fons™rert emo tmpreremante OA : ing and maintainance. hg Ro m ‘down, He too large —qir | tletive ving ‘eo - eer) eh small. ® to 6. NURSES, REGISTERED lent salary. MA @-[320. _- +e shifts. Pull and po per month, |CARETAKER: EXPERIENCED | wu 2-7008, eS a ane by wreck: nti Beieopathic ‘ee. tine VE Seen rooms in Pon- PE 2-625 | 3 = na) Pay For THAT WEW CAR RE CEMENT * & BLOCK a AID war round steady |. ‘me sell the FE 5-0782 rasan uk ead snary "tnt | Licup advertned Waiting prod | caAPENTER WuPAIRG’ AND AL h paid vacations. Must have own | uct. rt time. 1 terations. Quick service. Weather- Perry. rtation or live in. For ap- | _— ly, FE 6-718. pointment, call EM 3-8342 POT TReAL WTR RG, TICE ATO PICKERS STUART Braid 2331.8. Lake George Rd., Lake Orton, ‘ & NEED PART OR PULS TIME help if you would like to in- crease your income, EM 3-8007. Instructions DRIVING | LESSONS. PONTIAC Drivers Training. Day, eves. Sunday, PE 32-4807. Work Wanted Male 10 ae CARPENTRY ey WORK NEW AND . PE 44210, = ARPENTER CABIN work. New and repair D. B, Murdock Rested CARPENTER WORK. a) re’ z- Also ‘canines work. OR , falty. Pe 44-5000. Me ght td WORK, SIDEWALKS and driveways, FE 4-0032. CUSTOM CABINET AND CUSTOM formica work. OD 3-9575. a yo tee CAR sh job, 1 p.m. All day on Zeekenss, at a serv- jee station, FE WIRING GENERAL STE ACTION. Li- ecensed cement contractor. Bond- ed. FE 2-066. MAN WANTS PAINTING AND decorating. 20 yrs. exp FE PAINTING INTERIOR. 1 EXTERI- or: Carpenter and home repairs, _cavestroughs. FE $-8371. PART TIME Je } EVES. & MONS... OR 36504 after 6:30 PLASTERING PATCHING awD Cement work. OR 3-4837, PLUMBING WORK WATNED __Reasonabdle, “E_5-1016. SINGLE, MIDDLE AGE. FARM- oe experience. Don't take charge, Lapeer MO 4-2416. FACTOR WORE AND TRUCK- in soll, fll dirt. Tom Brake. PE 24101 Work Wanted Female 11 11 —_—" | sAny SITTING WHILE PARENTS SEAMSTRESS FOP MINOR RE- | ‘ork, by iddleaged = lady. BABY SITTING DAYS, MY HOME, for working mother, OR_ 23-6034. CHILD CARE IN MY HOME, BY day or week. Licensed. PE 2-0045. COLORED WOMAN WOULD LiKE — ee day be gee House- work of lw dry work preferred. Come hts. Good refer- ences DAY WORK, © CLEANING. RELI- FE §-9001, able Ba. _bysitting after 4 p.m DAY WORE. . HOURLY. 1 Pu Sen after 6 tRONING 1090 BOSTON. FE 2-0651 TRORING ‘ad a Pe Good ork, Call PE 5 cay WOULD cheb pa¥ WORK. ps Mg nursing. ‘s. Lid e at $e71, after 4. MIMEOGRA ‘AL NURSE. . Call bet. 1 and & p.m. Pm 29332. is) Two COLORED GIRLS WANT stenoeraphie work, FE S01. WOMEN hot Me By : ~0223. _and cleaning. FS 2 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH- and cleaning. PE 7.0229, WOMAN WOULD BA s pat fh Walled Lake Area. MA 4-2162 ___ Building Service 12 ALL TYPES © F TRENCHING. field tile and f FE 5-0086. a ORK. contractor. 40033, * 9 | FLOOR LA AND | FLOOR SANDING. OLD FLOORS A CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN. i ter. Kitchens a spec Ed. errag, FE 2 — SANDING oe PINISH- Old or new. Guaranteed Free estimates. Phone OA YinG SANDING AND aenins- 0 years enperieans. — equipm: timates. John Tayior. or f 1816, FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND __finishing, C, Bud Bills, FE 43021, fon one LAYING, Soon habe LAYING. Piet R. Gardner: 491 Central. FE 2-7519. . Nore 265i. Call Bille, FE 32-9789, FLOOR SANDING AND FINISH- ing. be or new. Free estimates. bg == ead AND BLOCK WORK. neys repaired, FE 2-0023. CAR ARTEED Roos ALL Cass. te P5001 333 WN. rE GENERAL BU REPAIR, carpentry, brick work, cement, plastering. * 4-2290. J08, ING; FLOOR LAY aoe Smiaking. 155 Edison. Ph. last HO equipped. PE 4 8E om caeee “a400. L.A. Youns. LATHING inate AND PLASTERING, NEW and We wae PE 4-0274. mY a ROOFING A) AND i wo, mon mone aoe’ | ey per month, Prompt gy oe service. EM 3.4703: MA eves. R. G. SNYDER FLOOR LAY! — and finishing. Phone __ Business Se Services 13 13 Al PURNACE CLEANING. REA-4 scgeuts and guaranteed, FE APPLIANCE SERVICE ic tanks fil dirt, OR 37318 or OR | oer ge SE TSE Trucks to Rent Tp bouiraer, tee EX Pontiac mp ts 4 Industrial Tractor Co. 8 ARD Us T kts," 2a” ™ Oo eal rte sonable. a Seen a jobs, Rew Painting & Decorating 20 “ies we poi i iy 4 mate. rE cael a ae rare Pe WA oe 4 Let Us Give You 1 Place to Pay Ease Your Mind Restore Credit WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY ' MICHIGAN CREDIT WANTED since TO Pm hdnay ood and complete a Valued at er oe Ay ‘aye month at 6 per cent rest. WANTED $1800 to Ray Ban home, will Pontine Press Painting & & Wall Washing —— Fee Estimates. PE 223) __ Physiotherapy 21A SWEDISH MASSAGE & hes 5 foot technique. 12 42851 Television Service 22 MASS aT Fv. {Hts panee or Wanted to Rent 29/)— > 4 ROOM FURNISHED oes sen See > oe ee ee COPEWHAVER'S RADIO & TV toe W Huron. Night’ serv- ar Pails PE bh F aE St ee rE Bs 4. eon Er aor. Siepreade, Your material. FE se oot, Lost & Found 24 PET? WANT TO bome? FE — Danie! Cc. ‘Davi LOST: DOG NEAR Rate on Sag eranian, Answers to the name of Oopie. Chi aa Pet. FE 40767 LOST GER DACHSHUND. Brown. fadonlad “vieinity of Ox- ford. FE 5-3008. LOST OR STOLEN ENGLISH Setter. White with: black sone. Near Walton and Sashabaw found, please call OR 3-7300 LOST OR STOLEN: LARGE RED Irish Setter. Male. Reward. Call FE 4-7003. : PALE pe PARAKEET. Joslyn area, 2-7508. LOST: SMALL "Fia DOG WITH _ white markings. Wearing _ col- "Jar. = _fide. Children's pet, est: BEAGLE, white female. ‘‘Patou.”’ of W. Maple and a Child's pot. Reward 3-1008, BLACK AN Vicinity Rds, away Lost: 5 LOND SPANTEL pamed 'y. Reward, Call ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS repaired by factory trained men at our General Printing & Office Sui Co., 27 W. Law rence St. FE 3-0135, A & B TRENCHING Footing. water tile. fleld tle. DRY WA ay A 5 estimates, No too big or sm FE 5-4628. Shik NED R red. Oil, coal Ey ene service, —Sberipe_ Raton. 1 ETRE, SEWER CLEANING Sinks—Sunday Service. FE 42012 ~~ GET READY FOR JACK FROST Rave epared Gall PE sat and siring revindine. 218 ie Ceased | % hour charge; Bi treated maod ak me Roto-Re Sewer Cleaners FE #1317 Tabtrvee estate, PE 2008 PE | “Hobbies & Supplies 24A 33 COMPLETE WITH SEY ease and flash. 50 Pro}- ect or view Like new Ree. 50 now '$40.00 Gadeet bacs $.97 Polaroid ameras § All ‘rpe Se iv terms ‘addock ‘iim Huron. FE Ew em es 1414 Baie este, Rennes ra * pe cent ry per cent off. Green's ‘. Woodward Ave, Birming- “Notices & & Personals 25 25 AAA AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES. Licensed, 30 years exp. FE 5-520) Aerotred 4% Shoes 2070 airport Ra. OR 3-1592 ANY bg - oR AN adviser contact able rent with heat terniebed. Call PE 4-3021, Couple with schoolage child desire 4 room un- furnished house or apt. in vicinity of Longfellow School. Reasonable rent. FE of unwanted calls, We — se only, ADAMS REALTY co, FE 2-7053 sting Press. THREE BEDR MODERN home on west side, Can fu excellent references. Three adults in family. Pontiac born, Fre 2-5052 :30_ p.m WANTED: PAR’ R three in return for care of children, or poo apt. se, FE 1-6061, would like evening free. Share Living Quarters 30 SHARE WITH \ Working ine preferred Near P ona th “Wid. Transportation 31 LADY CLERK Money Wanted 28A| at ¢ per cent. | @ oft. nye ox baeu. gu gosumean rom a Equit | tance Reso oa Sa nee: M. Stout, Realtor TUN. Saginaw Street Ph, PE 6-068 Open eve. till @:30 Wanted Real Estate 32A TRADES—TRADES and vecant quick courteous MAHAN REALTY ©0O., ALTORS Co-operative FE 20063 1075) 6W. Huron NEXT Ogee TO, BRANCH YOUR DOLLARS ARE FLYING OUT OF THE WINDOW, WHEN YOUR PROPERTY IS '|-NOT LISTED WITH A TOP VOLUME s7,| OFFICE, CALL TODAY CLARK F REAL E ESTATE Oren Eh EVENINGS A AND ND SUNDAYS Member Co-Op Real Estate Exch, Member WE BUY Bont wate. See us for fast and efficient Real Estate —. ventent parking right at our door for both buyers and sellers, L. H. BROWN, 1362 W. Huron Realtor FE 24810 When It’s Listed Right It’s Half Sold! We know — by experience. ‘This ‘ bug e ence enables us te 7° ers ven prope y. vet us show HUMPHRIES REALTY CO-OP_ MEMBER 63_N, Telegraph FE 12-0474 CASH For emall equities, If you have what we want we Will be at yous door within 24 ¥ irs ~ your equity, Call now ‘and. tell . what you have. ‘Edw. M. Stout, Realtor if AT KROGER'S downtown store wants-ride from work to Walnut Rd. Near Blue | 17 N. Saginaw St. Sky. 6 p.m. PE 4-7559. Ph. PE Open_Eves, "til 4:30 Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Cash Waiting contracts call or see one poseunatiy for quick, ur Johnson courteous pee =n Realtor . Telegraph Rd. FE 43538 CASH ome 8 several ers wees Pin ae New or seasoned. Cau ond and IVAN W. SCHRAM FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471 oo ant oo te, 111 —e Cor. e Real ‘Estate Exe! FAST ACTION! the-money. \Clate Peal : ta Prone Pe GREEN LAKE OFFICE, N 1070 COMMERCE Ri EM_ 3-4413 WOodward 5-7744 Des here WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE *Sitice Purchasers waiting. Fane Pog one at R. F McKINNEY UNiv 1-0798 EAST SIDE, AUBURN HTS. OCHESTE! aa sell hae So TibceWAY EAL 432 Main a rative Real esate Exchi SOLD nue |-—or Not Sold Ke. bec because it tt et action. _ ROY KNAUF, Realtor 26% W. Huron FR 3 #121 08 6.3089 eee et ¢ ~ o “3 or ee = OCTOBER 13, 1955 oho ee be ss "For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43/ For Sale Houses 43 ‘DEAL WITH. OWNER sie CHAPIN ccasmoraiaie : . CONSTRUCTION 4 ipedroom home ou pe od 3 on this 6-room all mode : *s ‘ ee erece| ~Ge- | oe day ase be wean . ieee _~ CONSTRUCTION . N ve. "ws UEMBREE & FE8-1131 or OR 3-7014 cedar shake one ae “Custom Builder ramie tiled bath . : $11,750 terms eiaieematet| TOvernecron | Secures Fas IN ION eee a sen fh. ie TEMPLETON | FES1131 or OR 37014 | room and atte ra REAL MONEY MAKER See Your Bré tig bath earn. 2s ise | “Rea BORD eT tile bath. car . 40 fruit trees, abundance of | Gecornled “echored eeiktoon *He.| at, @ , Rampsen fo eeits| fey | se ear | Eagah Cossperative™ mea stores. $2,500 down.| Also 3 room house bath Estate Exchange ae a aten: . rented. 2 car u 1 : ATER FRONT flowers sedi cash to mortasee, 5 toro eey set eas | Sedma tM Tih, EN | fee ute hake “tha s, 2 sereened-| Colgate, near Baldwin, $1300 dn| gut us s1e8 Chadwick, FE Sa ant "tes arseee heater" fasys +4017 te tot win Sf shade | 4 Toma and bath with utility : . foeeert: wi) Gannast wae“) ETA Y DEN empleton, Realtor Lake ne FE 44063 of 1) BIRMINGHAM. $1602 Down. Im- ; WALTON 3 rooms. Laree unfinfwhed room.| Oak floors, basement, gas fur- AP Newsteatwes SO-/; DOWN 2, BEDROOM Connected with sewer, Seme| nace and water heater. @. “ basement. sors te ve done. Electric yanse. ; LO ste ‘rec down Rese = 3 tubs. a ae heat: aint LO. FAMILIES Cite, "Fabia ee | Si Neuss" Gorn ste, ioe ‘ new 3 ‘ . 7: ' - CUSTOM RANCH tow = _iPerteet, condition. ,immediate Possession OPEN 2 to 6 P.M. $2800 down bandie, a : ¥ ta painted, "Desement and | ge ee ap Me Ala we $950 DOWN RAY O'NEIL, Real o- Located in one of our better sub- GAS heat To seatete ear- ine Late orivleces oat 9 New 2 bedroom modera homes Ls % Huron; ‘Open. rgd me urban residential areas, this brick, peting. Nice fenced yard-—~ wn. ot White Lake Large ving) Phone +7103 or ‘2008 = | pa aa $750 Down Chat te eae eptrars | esa othe ises for sale Quick possession. 4 . wart] Bash, reom, ed ‘ tolect ‘trom. At: a 3 $00 acre jot Pull Gas -. "furnace. Aube. see beater ue ph wth PE 26412. le Ce : ' tions, $7900, Drive out M-59 ie with es CUCKLER REALTY 1 te Duck Lake Rd. Watch for ; acinaw. rE _sat| § eae [che Kineies, Reake “BUILD NOW jC. "HAYDEN, Realtor Ve tel WILLIAMS LAKE silt tcttun eel | ofa a ays eterans oe ae fier tf WHITE Only 5. Sa ores |" %| BROS. | Left’ NEW HOMES |. eprom Bod} ns | ee yet HOME age Petar’: [cas $11,950:8650 Dn.|. S490 G.L's Moves You In a Shrene age =| WHITE | Fae s"| gure AND : ist. No children. $igo. per | Side. FE 24 <1. ; ‘| FRANK SHEPARD LOT WITH LAKE PRIV- ‘Eee tie are month, TNOLE ROOM MAN. 98 | BROS lou 11511 Rochester} ILEORS ON WILLIAMS or secondo FLOYD D KENT, Realtor a aa i TEN- | FOR YOU TO FINISH ON SF i aa |USED HOMES:| $695 | sive. Re* | CLARKSTON NOTICE! NEW 2 BEDROOM | Sse’ se‘Siie ed "Srmtt FHA HOMES Seocion. $308 “5".|F. C. Wood Co. Fe larson vat 83}, eee ensy st 008 mettoring. tual FLOYD KENT, Realtor on ime ~ = gE ag By . ae FE S703 ed Horse “YOU WILL NOT Re BELIEVE THIS _ ee tae } Ey Fg yh | New brickerete, two sik that not only the is right, home on lot, but this home is conventently ar- Pangea cn ares Geaeoam’ fui | Sem Paes warms otae ate on your for potbing Next to the Consumers Power BEDROOM SINGLE bome near drive. New ee Mrs. ime after 3:30 to . Of Te wt “00 pe. FE teat ne = mont 6-9086 enetian blinds. at $10,975, terms. basement, 3 fireplaces, snack bar, 100 ft. lot, BEDS. GOOD we Se a . pie tos want |Nr. Poritiac Mtr.| st senate ona, | PANGUS "1919 MS i 3 . room. | collect, : 4 ne ean SR MY SEAT vn PULL nna, fe IME | Sie ee agree I ~ Brick. ¢ bedrooms, 2 baths, nice fenced 90.000, 81.500 * a mS, Kiicven with inet, Breveeway. WHITE BROS, Very attractive 3 bedroom 5 bearcom "Ceneaton, home, 24x64." badweam fanch oak floors, : 1: —~cttian| Seas Stee tere| STOUT'S THELMA M. ELWOOD| Biss & ts tor WILLIS B Best B 3 BEDROOM REALTOR R uys AND HARGER CO, Pre | nM | te Be | Today ae, g ras 25| WEST SUBURBAN | uc”! . gore wea State Crow | NEST SUBURBAN | apgevier sum, copy | ae sfver_2. T/T : “ Large living room. Sunny kitchen. | 3-066, “ 5 ~ 7 BEDRM. WALLED LAKE. MOD- Se Rechedter sear outects Bp hoe hy Agr A-1 ¢FAMILY Mclean $13 Der © Seok cha waitee. gra conveniences, 2 biks. to ity Convalescent Homes 38A basement and fumece. si300 | Sra bath. Activity room 10x42. OXFORD Lovely ‘ Cd Se ar ’ : . PALL LL PLP LPP PAELLA PLA | ; Automatic oll-heat, Garage, Woad-| Home with living dintn 2 se arm BODE | 5s wo cam catt | PENIMO, t, MOMETOR.RE,| | WILL TRADE | | Siac iste piminge, Rta] fee Scheel] nea an “eet Feaue Vt Mgated Was | Aer OO Tee cma:| is ce aabanl meee iere| eetach MEETS, Gott, og | prmaneen or | Sierra tome | ES Prarie, Yer nln _igine._ AGES. FRO Oe eee isi E. Muron.| ice Rete required. Rate | pasement, Tress and shrubs es-| Dorothy Snyder Lavender MEAGHER ara geod rennet, close to WALLED LARD nace, 1 cuba |S ROOMS AND BATH. Sastre, | [79 Cectty Pestias Eves, Bes , ta one ok eat | Geel aad eoaing. a rage. Shower. Oli furnace. 1 child |3 Sovce, sore & refrig. 1 chiid | 108 RIDGEWAY | 21-3 tutes re eats | oxeprtsinen 3 Ae te oe ‘ . pei 4 SHARRARD CONVALESCENT re income in rear. . = LARG! —Selcome._ $78_ FE +S _____ |" Home now vacancies avail- REALTOR ast. aciee ° wit working couple with 1 child 5 Rooks & 24m WOO - abje. uree tp shares Rates | x2 © Main OL Last Rochester K NI IDSEN _ $990 DOWN work for $20 a week. with all | 4 ROOMS. AND. BASEMENT PART-| Crepernve eae ncneees TT Daze this cute two pet home privileges. PE. 68543. Jy furnished. 3933 Fieldview. is: Hotel R 99 | ‘Suse bo Se ee BOWE. & .|— lh! ee. Straite Lake. Sunda’ ooms “ sd pete ent Apts. Unfurnished noon only, Stout Place ,, nies and Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34) noone ANB BATH FOL | HOTEL ROOSEVELT | vonisna’twme on 2, is, w| Her M s,$,tetroom Nome ex | = a 3 ROOM. CLOSE ay TOWN: 3) ake. OR 31708 of OR 2-702. Rooms’ $12 up Bath $17.50 up.| %,,127, When completed will be} Pouce or several apartments, 3TOGP. ‘ . ne 8. Pa 2-T198. se RntaE een ra re esse €r scross front. Foundation, Goud poe FR pete pod “ sea i ora i ROOMS. | STOVE, REPRIGER: | © SOOM, AOC ume: "Ra PE|——HOTEL AUBORIN | dine ap Pert rented,” some | {item 3 ctr earnee. Terms W, THR : ee : phy. __ | flop, = FS aakh on, “cot, carl took $4,500 down, - NEW, THRILLING For this full six room and } ROOMS AND BATH. UTILITIES Se BATH PRIVATE | ‘4 Auburn Rd Ph. PE 29239) al sewer and drain work com- BI-LEVEL HOMES wae tC See be $14 950 furnished, $15 pet mo. OR 3-j972.|¢ ROOMS AND BATH, em | Cooking and refrigeration unit. pleted. Electricity in. Selling be- | North*End Pheks V Eats MES -. with . full basement, fur- ’ 3 ROOMS, OLDER COUPLE dwelling and garden spot. Room by ey or Week cause of death 4 family £:.900 Cass: Cake Ra,, south nace and wired for elec- ferred. 1 Ruth 8t _260et.- | Aloo tor 2 m Apartments | cach FE 27308 after S$ p.m. Several 2 and 3 bedroom homes of Elisabeth Laie fae Every tric stove. Only $1,500 down. G ] U 50 Di } ROOMS. -REWLY DEGORATED |" ROOM. 2 BATH, GATE HOUSE. | HURON ROTEL, CLEAR MODERN | —~ Hecated conyeniont to Fyetiac | home a waterfront heme. 1. S n. sear Fuber Dedy. Aduie cay, | Saomtel ° Te cememe, om) seems by day ov Geek, & West | in good cqndition and priced to] nt yout door, pits aceens we | $900 DOWN TES DD on ar seviees of mnae, Genmreags | a | NORTE SUBURRAN sell, ° three inkes.“s brick model ° Samii 3 0.0m lakefront FH A-$2, 1 10 Dn. A ‘ 5 = 4 es 5 grooms, Laie, minined room. | Soced janay;man tnd bang wome | FOr Rent Miscellaneous 42) prsinday t acreot ass. | Neat State Street Ge a ity work | = knowled: atdening, flowers | “rere . - a 5 . : to be done. Electric range. Frie-| and shrubs. In addition to free | GARAGE, 32 x 65 FOR RENT. ag ae Ag Eg ae Fy ae. shed 2 car gataces. newly decorated throughout. Hel Sette bal: | ou el par accoaing we ality | ORR Sou mat ata ie ent | | Tate lesan | Reamer ce | Heal pies tke sie orbit Peco ae . and perf nee, durin : | . 5 ‘pote : . , ; lots. $700 down, Rose McLarty, | $54 summer months shen outside ONE WAY co, Reahorns IT 8. WM. H. KNUDSEN Elecirend "heat, | certified WEST SIDE HOME sading suninen Saree LAnae Bara | Work Teruired. Win also consider COAST TO COAST . Telegraph Rd. PE 4-0528, ° ee dor ranges. red to sel Located close to schools | By ‘intures as aa wa. ch - employing full time gardener and | RENT HERE LEAVE THERE Co-Operative Real Estate P LTOR & per cent ” wii: oad " we have this eora: tie 100 < 160 Utilities _furn. t. Clemens. hendymen, Ref. required. Raviy | Spee, end Ciseed Fretere Exchange. . ne Pets ee Bt Site. duplicate, or clan of your 3 bedroom home with full With Trult trees. ine bleck- J ROOMS AND BATH, WR. ‘TB! Box 236 , .|F. B. Howland, 3243 Dizie Hwy. ee. RE. ae choice, basement, bin fed stoker top toads. Close aanatorium. 140 8. Hospital Rd ELIZABETH LAKE FRONT STORAGE BPuGe FOR Tanase | War ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW WITH heat, tie bath, modern shovotne us 12,00 Wal- Only eee = Adults only. 3 bedrooms, 1% baths. Basement. | STORAGE SPACE, - LARGE |WATERFORD TOWNSHIP. 3/| considerable good furniture, lot JOHN kiteheh and 2 cat garage. don ‘at e ‘of 51.460 se a £2008, Sara ee es |_Soee meefage” OF Aen me, re Soe | eae | oe ee Geel KINZLER| Se le LL Shores! ee _ ~ B 5 ‘ B “ Oh, own, 4 ie . * trance. Bus. sop right fn. front For Sale Houses 43 ies Down Perry, G'S. Broadway, Lake IN = Sorma. L Lk Sh + Sm kina some fl bth ot house, DB vicomar d dtetance _ pt ann ens | 9 bedroom starter homes on 100x | Orton. : oon . ores screens. ‘nsul- town. Cali nétore 3 p.m. or ante : 'TIZ CUTE 180 lots. Well and septic tanks BARGAIN! | REALTOR Edw. M. Stout, Realtor "te Posseeston at mn. . ' ce . sf : 7 ROOM UNFURNISHED APT. Beautiful Brick Attractive location over 10 ft.) W. G. WHITCOME, REALTOR $_repat honte om lnage jot. 04,000 | 0 W. mpen evenings 2525) 1 8. Somimoves, mt Spacious ee 3-6673 row e. * fanaa . F : : 7 ROOMS, PARTLY FPORNISHED. Duplexes heat. Extra large bedrooms, SYLVAN LAKE Wart Bay, Malertord Re Cali | Co-operative Real Exchange . - Li + All private, Close in, No children ceramic tile bath, wall to wall) By owner. 2 large bedrooms, 6 | ————————--— = + Bi ‘ h IvIng or . FE 40768, ONLY carpeting, refrigerator and stove, room modern home, facing lake. , PIONEER HIGHLANDS irming am See this new 3 all & ROOMS UNFURNISHED. BATH. Responsitle party can perchase| Newly dec. 3 car garage, sus ROCHESTER Lovely 2 bedroom brick ty the|NEAR BIRMINGHAM GOLF| home with on Wee ~ Modern, Lake privileges, Children 7 50 M h “ee nena lr cole Sem, eet nook and fireplace. Owner's loss, your gain; 3 bed- very best condition, basem with COURSE—This four (twin size); room, vestibule entrance, . Pd vere enenne 9.90 a Month | wnoge er sean eee : Rect obeitec ac earert | Savtuee feegeessztad "sei | Secnmts ary Semesat'on en: | Seq Upaeige ca omy i i hhh aaa . . a en . " j ROOMS, 1} Ce eee MA 4-188 Walled Lak ‘Donelson Park | Ber. eee this one | tandsesped. lake on | believable price. Call now to see Ritchie ram RE bess vee 481 EB. Mansfield, PE 5-6028. }I Turry, They're = , = = = Delightful ail white 5 room Ma only “ . Terms. pn Sylvan ’ baal this. * aad QUALITY BUILT * Wrance Be and bot water fart Going Fast cee TOM BOUT aan and beth byagtion wilh ot ins oe Watson, Realtor Fase banal _ : SMALL PARM—8% scree, | one Protea ae panavets 5 HOMES 4 ; le found i tached rage, “ . Pitth DOWN . re reo s : 2 nished. Couple preferred. OR ve Desement. aute. heat, eats. hot | fect condition Nice bare _ Olive 6-097) . New 2 bedroom home with plas- worth — hoard storms and/,. The bathroom is com le Just arrived! Plans : 31978. With These water, laundry trays. plastered ment, ofl furnace large — DAM' ————-—<= | tered walle, oak floors, large | screens, full basement, attached lot bas ft of ft. face prick fe Fu § ROOMS, BATH, GAs HEAT. FE “4 a wails, oak floors, many other landscaped lot, with large ADAMS fet, window, ofl furnace, amaz- farage See this bargain at $15,-/ 90 Blacktop ne g or 3-0243. Deluxe Features outree. built on your lot for mae and wn icone. § flew. imooees . Oreeace Leke aye g Value at $7350 full price, 50 , 4 Tis z00. rater, Oa iota ‘end ee FURN. APT. 500. ts and garden “tor apts, Brick construction. Gas it today, : 3 bath m: *Sensiee ateth Nett & /OAE FLOORS maenre. Fe ig Re wat Oy — A LIKE STERLING, ON SILVER, ST aninabe shes Si ae | tenure teen ah bt - T fe. i eh: | F sae FoR BRED bu. | TILE BATHS ‘ f Lo lovely 3 bedroom brick and tiring couple or small fam.° appointment, ~ Completely furnished. newly dec- qaanity and good taste oe oe F BROS. of cate” eta so. ye 4 fat) basement, reme home is to be sold and ily. orated inside and outeide, full} good taste and this new listing TORS ttt plex. Gas heat, A ht Phone | PAVED STREETS vou can be the jucky one Car- NICE 2 BEDROOM HOME ON! basement with furnace, located offers country hving at its) phon ‘These homes, and “garage. rie Dwiaht. . peted living ‘room and beautiful Williams Lake Area paved street, Basement. Pies-| downtown, the lot is Worth $18-| finest. Over two acres of scenic ga ebanges. FE +5 L- P=. FULL BASEMENTS itchen, has ceramic tile bath - tered walls. Ges heat. For COL-| 000 with $2500 Hf sold this week, rolling land ‘surround . this cus- + a LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. with built-in canity and mirror, Just north and west of Wii- ORED. $7,000 full price. $1,590] see it now. tom bullt three room. brick : Feat, i 1 DESIONS auto. heat and hot water, lake ams Lake School, A. wn, - : ranch with full basement, The FLOYD KENT, Realtor Ooms HED. BATH. privileges on Watkins Lake toos Rd. This is 8 choice =| 382_Aubarn_ Ave. FE _ 628 rooms are ail good sized. trea . Modern, Lake orivil.ges. Children |GAs OR OIL BEAT pungsiow. 23 hiving coon rae! Russell Young the separate dining room—and- wed | 24 W. La’ PE 54-6108 welcome Days FE 5-415. Eves, PxCRLLEet econ. Anne ied wath end terre rab the extremely | atee an? west to Ge meee Power FE 4-3904, CEMENT RIBBON DRIVE ant asia i Weleank eae Ge room ofl Lot | SILVER LAKS sized party. Horses are welcome < ARDADIA APTS. _ |srext casement winpows carpeted Living room and dining) —Pncos. everything tn’ this here and Chere oe ee wen seinaiisintnaiaate piss ai ao numer wae | Se es] Baye ee Pita So ean *Etes| SYLVAN LAKE ie \ D a j and unusual at a" K. G. HEMPSTEA wonie on Wenbwae too. See this one. Evervthi onse— gem has several nev E Sr womens cooree | HY route tien Fone EAT | Cag ve segeed or amy bait ig red i be 5 Sea a ate pe Rares Gower comea,| jonni poten suet |@OTTS R:Irwin) # Ete bee Benjamin and ered tase ae References tee Orion: MY 3461,| TY 2 MILES TO BLVD. GAR. | Peal, Estate. 209 Baldwin Ave! home, giassed porch. ; (xD. BATH| DEN. SUBDIVISION, MODELS i In of tall trees on Ste ens, inc. 5 ROOM : LS | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange a : ‘ Maan Reasonable rent. #2 8.| OPEN DAILY 19 A.M. TO 8 P.M. — : 3 lots, this property is com- on . eo LAKE ANGELUS AREA | _ bBletely fenced Syivan Lake edge °° | wiawest 43237 +s728 ~“Gu0D RENTALS AVAILABLE _ About $1,000 down. oom ‘home ip neat, clean end| 208.6. Woodward, Birmingham , without chi . . ' r) BATH very livable, ends tool] OPEN 9 AM TOS 2M. Ate sextice | ROSE HILL | ONLAND CONTRACT JOHN : nee Sieh wonder: _ 382 Auborn Ave. $3500 DO : 7 house. Lets go see *% | NEED A FINANCE- calls, REALTY Co. sation, Ei 5 +f: Grand River, FIXER? Order Classified GUIDE TOGOLD: ‘Sell “Bawood “5008 . os mee td : 00] ads to sell, rent, find a 7 "5 , sreage he oe TOR, oe osnss| ten MAGE, Righ, School and W | ood job, FE 2-8181 is the things you're not using ° pn Classified Ads! . ‘ Spee a ‘ {i i & THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSD a # 4 tof fu ae ch See AY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 t __ For Sale Houses 43) = For Sale Houses — 43 sat Wards Pointe Dr. eae +3 room, . ih $ if ih i ! i ia | 48 : in = cy a g > = a cis er Fj li 1) it Leslie R. Ay ata 8 van or 2-1 cs eek ne J. A. Taylor Open alll ¢'=~ unday P| p.m. ‘Roy Annett, Inc. L. H. BROW N, Realtor 1963 W. Huron. - FE 39-4810 . Immediate Possession fireplace. gas. beat rt 3 , tall ment gf apres ot a "as.e" with fea- REALTORS ne it with ing eit, mi kitchen, utility room, suto. off FA heat, city water and gas, storms & screens, ~ 9 Jot, call for appointment Pu with payments of per month. CLARE_REAL ESTATE rE 13943 W. Huron &t. Open Eves. Co-operative Real Estate Exch. All You Can Ever Wish For West of Pontiac W's tear” ly situated on 6 Re aeetel os MODERN HOUSING. has moved , PRICE REDUCED modern home in Crescent Lake ot) heat with @ 1,000 gallon off _ Sank. Priced at 96,500 with $1,- 000 down, Marvelous buy. WM. A. KENNEDY WARD E, PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 2-8316 43 W, Huron St., Open Eve. 7 to 9 seen to price only $8,050 with $2,000 down. HICKORY KNOLLS Beautiful 3: bedroom brick ranch home, foom and attach rage. Lovely laree lot near Square Lake Rd. Make an appointment to see and you will buy, Full price only $24,500 with wonderfui terms. first with a deposit. AUBURN HEIOCHTS 2 bedeoem, motes bungalow on rger home only $2,200 down after 6:00 call Mr, Le- OFFICE OPEN $4 _ A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. _ FE42333 NEW RANCH HOME § WOODED ACRES $20,000 with $5,000 “down,” 2 FERTILE ACRES | GIROUX & FRANKS . REAL EST. Estates. Large fenced im yard, | 737 HAPPINESS eis pierre F, REISZ wk Beret 5 storm with fee is ] NICHOLIE AND HARGER CO. 32 W. Huron &t. FE 58183 LAKE FRONT HOME PAUL A. KERN, Realtor 11% WN. Saginaw PE 23-0200 “Real Since iste" FAMILY HOME an *, master bedroom e. ae i. stcokd 18 x 12, room, modern kitchen. Full base-. Gorysi oil furnace, Mar- ™ er i. shall St, near Auburn, Immediate Possession. $2,500 down, R. J. VALUET, Realtor 245 Oakland Ave. PE 5-0693 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Elizabeth Lake Estates Attractive family home with 3 basement, auto- bedrooms, full au matic heat and hot water, Featur. ing 2-bedrooms and bath down, one large bed t z . storms and screens coe oe ese: ole fmm: Ww ere at $14,100, PHA terms. -| West Side . 4 Bedroom For the executive with the large family. This lovable, well ‘loca home offers latge carpeted living dining room and den, fire- “BUD” NICHOLIE real estate and insurance 40 Mt. Clemens 8t. FE 54-1201 Eve. Mr. Phillips FE 21317 Drayton Plains Lovely 5 rm home with nice ae | lawn. Large corner 100 10 ACRES With 600 feet of lake frontage | % ‘00. ,Pull enclosed treat porn eats Sle rom esa le | Sura ted ae pet and oll furnace. Ale extra 6 bays gon ky as @ for only room iw ' Tein. te too good ‘to tast, so be| Year Round Cottage Year around cottage at Sylvan Lake, 3 rms. and bath with .. rage & bemt. Very close to the lake. Only $1,000 down, *4/° John K. Irwin REALTOR Since 1025 10t\» N. Saginaw Street Phone PE 5-0447 Eive. FE 2-1804 Nothing Down RAY O’NEIL, Realtor GATEWAYS to | _ For Sale Lake Prop. 44 bed- |, WILLIS L. BREWER 58_N. Parke; FE 45161, EM 3-4808 . $23, terms. PAUL M. JONES, REAL. ESTATE 832 W. Huron Ph, FE 4-3505 GRASS LAKE CABIN, LARGE waterfront lot, Center adjoining state forest FUNNY BUSINESS . Ws “We finally found: the squeak — put a cricket in the ash tray!” RS oy dieses your son must have brick home for Not stream as LOOK! YOREST rs At this 5 room brick ranch home| S£0.,.B7,omner, Nearly 2 actos Se Gee . cular drive, This brick -& Dining L. Den. 1% car attached | Teck 3 © éon_beme . radiant heat,, garage. Hot wa ter. Alumi-| necessary to make suburban liv- — ee f+ Mae 3 *| ing perfect. $29,900. 2830 Hickory 912.950, only Grove Rd. FE 7 TO Provide better living, this 3 bea- | Forward Look room, face brick ranch home |. = & besutiful wooded lot is cali aime ‘a heat. * om. forward Sead Pirepiace. Lovely itche ree 2 bedroom Nearly 1100 sq. ft. nog ’ terms. ‘* but * able! Yours for sie A cae nn | OO Om states tae fs 28 lot. in Roger B. Henry Inc. ; Ol heat. Bot _—_ 2 ‘Beaiies mnrte| otha obra” $9750 with $1600 dn. 1% | Sale Suburban Prop. 45A LAD S LAKEVILLE VILLAGE . : Sturdy br home, liv- ment with y ace. 2 car INC. | geet e Mont Ease "~open anaaye "| Our, Mien “Ga us 7 Ma MOVE IN RIGHT AWAY AND ve Real Estate Ex convenience. Close to Cass Lake waiRALt STREET | Pace tien & So ! “first. floor. Newly tae ™ Eee ate tia 0 | terms arraged For Sale Lots 197 Baldwin PE 5-8275 . « room, liv room, _For Sale Acreage 47 | Business See 3 will trade, Open a ee eee ee 2 lots, Drayton Woods, 160 x 250 4392 Dixie Hwy. Beautiful itving or will trade. OR _3-1950 dining room, n OR +014 or FE 61131 4 D with eating space. Large screened | 22 LOTS IN j M, . |. Wa dandy basement | area. 5 my 7 one -— ¥ WALTON BI VE butld- Ww ne’ heating parcels; parcels. ‘acant. 20x30 i bloc’ Bin ace Bie cesses | papmnee Pees wae Ww dewey), ery dele comm, Se on x 4 ment ris. 3 e — CRAWFORD fo back, Large lot 100x100, Priced FOUR B ENCY ight with terms, OTTAWA 50% W. Raven, > FE 4-50 : In this exclusive location we are Eves. 7085 ettering this attractive home with | } LOTS NEAR AUBURN - (Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 494 0 main 50x250 es. and two bedrooms up. Living| W. G. £1000 Sh | 2300 8@. PF GARAGE, GAS STA- room and dining room PE 5-0522 . Bain large er were. ae a. son. eet cut sew cll finea| Walter-Clarkston-Orion eres i ae heat, solid drive and new Acres | Yxa0" BRICK” iG PLus 3 2 car ., Plus ae! in room apartment, suitable for 5 fh.000 down per| Here are some beautiful 4 acre) small factory or weer! garage be parcels. wi , some om Located at We , ®& paved road. All moderately re-| Ra Call before 6. p.m. AUBURN 'HEIOHTs HOME stricted, Priced as low as $1,790) Oakiand 8-3245. $1,380 DOWN with $175 down. BTA Fo SUB- e modern five room W ford-Dray SMALL SHELL L home with oak floors and plas- aterford-Drayton lease. FE t 3 p.m. Full basement, oi! 100x150 ft. lot. Mod ly Te- PE 30004 from 9 a.m, to 3 p.m. fired heat, jaundry tubs, and au-| stricted.A nice location just north POR RENT: B' LOCA- tomatic hot water Warge fenc of Drayton Plains. As low a8| tion near busy Telegraph and lot. Priced at 87, $635 with $65 dowg. Huron corner, Suitable for gas . Du F station or other it business ueeu doen nn Farms Call FE 1 to 2:30 p.m. RAMBLING RANCH HOME 100x170 ft. sites. Well restricted.| pe 2.1655 6:3) to 8 p.m. Mr. Loe . 4 mi, north of! Piniey. Lenox ofl a.c, heat and on lake. Terms or trade on 6 foom home, 2° © 4286 Dixi Dra On 3-26 ye INC. 2361 — Open Sundays Lapeer Rd. or MM FE. 5-9201 ‘o-operative Real Estate Exchange WE SELL — WE TRADE DORRIS & SON REALTORS PE 4-1557 752 W. Huron &t Co-operative Real Estate Exchang 3 1.0TS_ 1 ON CANAL, WITH AC- ‘ass Lake, 2 facing same LAND SUITABLE FOR fon. Lots for immediate buildin 6 le mmedia' ites, for multiple commercial ani industrial use. 2383 ORCHARD LAKE AT MIDDLEBELT PE 5-0418 Piains Business Opportanities 51 WELL ESTABLISHED : onoceny and meat, beer and wine. living quarters, long lease. Very bie, FE 29-7752. reasonable. LEASE 2 BUSINESS ae OPPORTUNITY Folks! A nice little res- adv to fully equipned. re aoen, in a verv wonderful loca- on one- the be core in Waterford Towshin st Cor A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. Ex, Posie! Seen tbe “ea LAKEFRONT LOTS Oakland with sandy beach. Approx. 1 acre parcels 85 ft. of frontage. Care- full . restricted. These lots are enclosed by a stone wall & SPECIALS oer Two large 40 x 176 foot jots with 4 ROOM RANCH BUNGALOW,/| Lak . “$1250 both auto, off furn, Land: lot, jots™ nen for shrubs, evergreens, 1 bik. to nice : sand beach, $6,060. $2.45@ down. | Three city lots with City water, LAKE FRO sewer & etc. Priced at only $1500 6 acres, § room ranch bungalow) for all three ~ full oasement, fireplace, 2 car : = arage, elec. heat units each rm.,/ ot, acres, west side, close to city. good road. “Only $250 Down" Be sure and see this parcel. L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1362 W. Huron FE_2-4810 47 For Sale Acreage pine trees, Private road. Priced «@ $10,000 ea. with $2,000 down. LADDS| HUNTING CABIN. cash ofr . iter, $600 terms. Write Wm, Newkirk, Box 12, Shingieton, Mich, 4 omit iaca te, | see ee Be 6 Acres—$10,500 room modern home built in 1953, Full basement, tiled floor, sutomatic of] heat. 528 foot road frontage, school bus at door, Short INC distance west of Pontiac. Terms, ° 4286 Dixte Hwy., Drayton Plains Clarkston ew. oe Nas ae aes r Rd. or vileges on Perre 5-0291 Whipple Lake This well Co-operative Real Estate Exch constructed 2 story home “Qa = Fn sort Prop eo \ ' For Sale Resort Prop. 44A room, den, and 2 kitchens on ist floor; 4 bedrooms & tile bath up 3 car garage poultry house. variety of TAVERN & BRICK cated in Pontiac HOTEL lo Bis'oon “gross on tavern on tavern alone. Steady weekly income from $55,000 on te: o RAY ~~ | gfOBIL GAS STATION yt tui ‘san NEW 4 ‘Eee meee | to. lent CSiiment! FE 32103 or FE §-1202. balance huge oaks stur- fe tz "locetion ‘sis 0 bisex way only ‘2 |4 ROOM AND BATH. G mile truck line Clean. Sa a pe a feting* sores ig basture 382 Auburn Ave. 5 rE sane SEASONED LAN silo, | poultry Tee, bent gor cant discount on $3,700, Write | frm calYonignt tor” de Money to Loan 53 FLOYD KENT, Realtor | GET CASH QUICKLY 4 W, Lawrence | FE 66108 $500 Next to the Consumers Power Up to - 1948 to 1966 cars. your Mies aanis. clseod tx 80, tatoutes. | For Rent Farm Prop. 48A| itats”aci'tact suite: | WANTED TO RENT: 4 FARM ON 4 Soot Lake ‘Rd. FE. 8-1368. = Oak lar id "ae RADE, ’ 2 Sale Business Property 49| Loan Co. Bouse trader, Call PE s-eeal, MODERN MASONRY BUILDING | #2, FONTIAC STATE BARE SUDO. Woutboard motors tape teconacre ey oe ee| FE 2-9206 | Berea aera i is't30 pm PR ese "FE 4-1574 ee 6:30 to 8 p.m, Piniey. ae ? asy Jpene So ae Need $500 | wax-sang-eeurey—m—s Sain parting. seate, fa. blture ot Lae Mereyry Monterey for: elder, cay Eifsid Bieter’ want | = with QUICK _| Witt "taAne i oapon, pour M5 SERVICE? anything ef equal . FE 100x279 corner, Zoned for ‘Then Home & Auto. is the place) For Sale Clothing 56 ° ‘ Ww to Most loans made ioe iv, Son. 30 come ae Your, gat ‘int so come, or BOY'S LIGHT BLUE | SINOLE Bees oe ie. Call’ Russ &. reoapment pie me and) fis On 6208. . HOLMES- Ser Berkioy Wows, Presiak | fects, the Se formats ote Ph. FE 5-8121 Home & Auto | $%us* 3 gg Fg 12 Dest $40.06, a . Loan Company] gsie.ctaes x Hours; 9 to 5; ange BA 1 +2025. E 407 Community Nat’! Bank Bidg. | BOY'S COATS, JACKETS, PANTS, 4 oo a. Size 14-42. 38- _30. Like new, $10. Ph. FE 2-806, Le Bs BOY'S CLOTHING, SIZE 12 TO i 35,000 Families | aa tan” *™ * 5 es cate te or ok Recommend 7 ROY scoUT UNIFORMS iam Buckner’s | sais: soms- az "Ss oe et; isses” 533%, a . ad ‘# Buckner Conven- a Rroticennm Fonuge aren, | ©, GKING, MINE OCARFS Fl St Sol ante | OIRLS es Feeds, tH emoumt ee | ow sul sad gh chair "Als boy's size fur collar’ coat, ea $0346 after SP bodwer es LESS tars - i wean TOC ‘oe man's gray gabardine “Pp , . oo iy new. Size Get heeded cash quickly LADY'S NEW r Pinck an fr Buckner’s friendly : ib << suerte of Je it mane brows Buckner : of man's ¢ yabardine top Fi c coat, prec ally new, size rinance Wo. | msrecoat. sae a0 Offices are located: teen Debwood size 12. $10. Both im excellent condition. OR 3-1206, LADIES D ES, SUIT, COAT . Reasonab: Pontiac 2nd Floor National Bldg. | “Man's on a k le, FE . 23-0403. ae eeaet inte, ae nee | Oe ea? ORE 7 4 " fatern: out (next yy A —, 14, Good condition. ‘MI Utes 45462 Van Dyke — one block North across. Boe Bank. A ‘a on OVERCOAT, SIZE 38. Coat, fur collar, size 4-4902. = “GEE WORE AF FENEPICIAT — |? Gens. “Cail wher” «50. PR men and women PLUBY Nation ~. . CLASS C BAR Credit and Bill Consolide-| Sal ood Boy—What P UF secation —~ ont a4 tion Seevion, Phone Page +0 Ss sale Household Goox ls 57 ross, —no se eno] 2 or come in y. be fixt t w lot of s LOANS $25 TO $500 5 ROOM OIL SPACE “HEATER, a Se down and} = BENEFICIAL 7 worth it. Shown y ee oO! . point FINANCE Co. ANTIQUE SMALL CHEST, WHITE i . Provident Loan marble-like top, 2 drawers, 2 MICHIGAN BUSINESS pe ataett Lawrence st 3; antique table, $10. SALES CORPORATION Beew Fontise | Apr. SIZE PELECTRIC STOVE. INTIAC STATE BA. LDG, > 4-2704 =r cr 41582 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. | x-Goop sty in sMatL RADIOS MONEY MAKER 202 N. MAIN from $7 to $12. FE 5-6755. restaurant business. ROCHESTER, MICH. tg an vou Bte gd Near St. Joseph Hosp. on Wood- LOANS $25 TO $500 End tables, $198 up; new book- ward Ave. Excellent location. Well A ; case board beds, compiete, established business, worth look- $24; refrigeratore. $25 up: ing into. Would ike to sell, will HOUSEHOLD GOODS gas & elec. $3 ‘all sizes lease. FE 409136 or FE5-0041 Ph. Rochester OL 60711 OL 1-9791 up; TV sets, ; radios, $5 _after 6. LOANS $35 TO $500 ; new chrome dinette sets, § pe. GAS STATION POR LEASE BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE 05 up: cnests new & used, 96 Small maveptory. good location. | 64 W Lawrence St FE 4-1538 up, room suites, $49.95 Zz Downtown Pontiac, FE 3-0379. living room suttes, 312.08 up; 70 BUY, TO SELL. REALTOR LO ANS ing foom suites: $19.50 up. Many pagrninoe m vas “Se? Oe area AT $25 to to $500 | w. sell, trad ; , COMMUNITY LOAN CO. wut tnd eek somal Sates at 3% BE. LAWRENCE FE 27131| free parking. Partridge |" Waa scr eer |, “eth ie “WHEN YOU NEED |x , SUNBAY,2 TOP oe ony ” Pontiac or 1 mi. east of Auburn woave epvetats | P20. tO DOOD | fis = sn Ae TODAY’S SPECIALS a _We Give Red . You can ft quickly on ADMIRAL COM GROCERY, MEATS & APPLI-| signature, oe keane. Ke ra — 2 speed sooed player plus ANCE STORE in exclusive sub-| dorsers. Payments to suit your| records, Like new, Pre division devel ent with no budget, We will be glad to help “ADMIRAL 20” CONSOLE TV. MA- competition. $175,000 gross per) you with your monev problems. | “\iocany Excellent condition MI vr. $13.000 plus stock, 42401, 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. _§ mos. old $125. FE 2-6574. * BATTERY A FINANCE CO. asic vedio. Gil bon peters, Fe 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. _--5-8158. 12%4 INCH RCA CONSOLE, $29. TV ant kit, $0.06 srace. nly sah 000. "s3200| DAIRY BAR & .CE CREAM Mortgage Loans 54 50.08. Seon ON | sg, gostesomeur's | LOW INTEREST | wan NAGEON TY, id near , Walton Cor. } vern| ROY Annett, Inc.| sz. Sh Bastwit cade.” cs ee ahh Neca ' Open wets ane edly wiih, Cinemas screen. New tk 3 far ag * New BOTTLE GAS , Bay cane orion tees | 8 emer eos BG | as Pere Shek) BER WALES] LOANSsmowsison |B Pye ew mae ok ceteiceot ; business, 912,500 dn, on real es-| J. Fer any purpose on - WEST SIDE—cLose IN ie ead Sekland County soreaan aiesal , ooded Acrea: a Lon ee improvem — Bc vaca : “ee ain rg. parcels neh gio aly or ORTUNITIES ot “led chair 2 gue ranges. Te = ROUGHOU es : . To ® garage or on presen, lo B- sy , vest WARD E, site ee Hs En see mortgages, with Lames Sttachement, «| CARL W. BIRD, Realtor yn ha Eve. 110 9| Pontiac, or phone PE +472 heeds 2 ane | Behar tot THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 SEVENTY-SEVEN slowest Rie suede jack- M4, $25. 74 5. git noes — renee eeue megs ant aise. ena isi ELECTRIC RANGE, GOOD CON- 4 burner and $50. is Sites po ee red. eabinet, Hutch, Kiichsn cabinet bot white wood: : 5 FInCe BLUE Soot rare ae oe ie, Sirenecas ts pons bg CHINA, FE fe gt lentes i= 7: “ae pig cine — ag to iil. Gal —EM 126 evenings KENMORE WASHING MACHINE. Boren er "2 Pele ereem ‘trored sofa. and or LEAVING. CITY, MUST SACRI- FICE New contemporary furn ture, white imported Italian mar- ble top coc table, 27° black, giass decanter, |. ag ME chest of - drawers, - Kg Ban = veatt Matt & pl ic hose, Gall van! ehair ae 5 Mr @04a1 So 7 LARGE SIZE WASHER. $30. .FE | Tapeh net cla wie av chair #' man and fed — ao —- in be excellent aD MI Oxi2 > LINO. RUGS, oat Ker. st LINO! Maint, gal. . re wal Tile ays et Vh INLAID TILE, % PRICE RUBBER BASE PAINT GAL. $3.50 BYERS, 141 W Huron, FE 4-3064 “BECTIONAL PINK & alld room suite. 940. FE LINOLEUM AND PAINT SALE, % price at Jack's. Kitchen sink, like ‘Bed. cord is "S, mattress Mon i mattress com- lete. 30 gal. tank and hot water oaner $15. 277 Baldwin, Lots of AROE JENNY LIND 4 springs and mattress. Oak ble and chairs, High chair. re 8-0743 LIviNe ROOM SUITE. GOOD ton. 944 Premont, Pontiac, Huron Gardens — Lord’s Specials B pe. dinette set... 849 2 pe a-bed . : . $40.95 sed TVs from $24.95 fro $139.96 4 gas en. Lord’s 1235 W, Huron &t. rE _“"Where Wrigiey's Used To Be’ MOVING. FRIGIDAIRE DOUBLE ov electric range, Mex-I-Hot antique dry Briming Pt 4 MI 4-2128. MARBLE TOP DRESSER, STUDIO 2 bedsteads & box optings. Denke ‘Sewing neo | Other mise 366 Oak St., Auburn Hfts ff0VING. MUST SELL MAHOG- any drop An ep — 4 chairs; ian eee al bea puusuaetcy 4 aiperey!? ps (904 by NEA Bervion, ia De i Yeueet 61 Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 _ by Dick Turner ‘0p xouR 3 a | on : peshiredded Peat Humus a wave Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 DRY SLAB WOOD, $¢ PER CORD. DRAW TITE 2 aes “ithe kind tat halt othe trame TEL Lee a 8 . Sweet’ r, oy ae. § s ron, FE 4-' VERY NICE 5 rib and atching ehifferobe, $70. MA. 50651 Egzie 3a 3 ow E : E | USED DEPT. Recon. elec. 95 Recon. guar, elec. washers 3 i ? room vulbe = i Pike re #1123 Used Trade-in Dept. Television set. .... . $19.95 Sewing cabinet ceene $14.05 China cabinet . ws ws Davenport we. chatr a 50 Coal heate: +» 99.05 6 piece tone toom wuite: ae ce) eee, ¥] my HHOMASE ECONOMY * FURNITURE CO. iy oN ay ny IROWER, ELEC. VE, 1 large chair, ° athe 2 edd chairs, v OR 3-198). 2 BURNER JONG! WAYNE GABERT'S ae gutetne = ta 42 cw. ft, pee: refrige MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE YEARS TO PAY _table with 4 chairs. PE 5-334. “Westinghouse A buy fo = ™gl4993 WAGNER CO, 1960 w.Opdye Cor. Pontiac Rd FE 5-0221 ERS - OW burner, 65,000 BTU. Like new. 1 large Warm-morning heating stove MU 48683, Milford. 121_N. Saginaw FE $6189 bd == yg JUNIOR SIZE DINING m,n, reg ite oe ‘LUMBER CASH AnD =e ALL TOOL USERS — Buy the best at lowest prices. 22288 Dixie Hwy. For Sale Miscellaneous 60 | GENERAL WAREHOUSE we Pt ~ ATTENTION Home Owners’ Builders |! We are over stocked with 6 ft. OR! . Pree estimates cheerfully given, € *|SORPLUS LUMBER & Mi ATERIAL SALES CO. “FT. ALL WETAL HOUSE. trailer, 6x10 tent, =. 4 St. __FE 3-7528. Call before 2 7 WHEEL TRAILER oe SALE reasonable. Call FE 59842 or come to 064 Lakeview after 5:00, a JANITROL Oe he bro ss with controls 94 + Cacelient® ge ity A FLUSH DOORS + your choice s size 8 pe = butiding bos: board ~ roof- Wixbow MADE TO YOUR MPLETE ucets $24.50 value $14.05 LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS Highland Rd, (M50) OR 3-7002 Furniture and Appliances we, TONS, OF SF Bel 40883 | —yran BO MO. OLD. FAWN colored, Reg $75, 5201 Sashabaw ROE % OUR PRICES ARE NOT ONLY MEDICINE CABINETS LA eh a lights. new siiding triple door units all at encoptional bargains. Michigan Pivorescent, 33 Orchard mp cord | ALL PAINTS RUBBER. PLAS- cs, « C 1 Green's 240 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham. Artists’ supplies, . hobby sification “Hobbies and Supplies” No, 24A, * 9308.50 Lawn 2 % in. reel wimeee reel Ri hiar supplies—check our clas-|™ “Oh, that’s Junior's! By Reged pacillg 8 0 Ne wel parts and my -| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Pee Ms i Werit’s HARDWARE 308 pubere, of sdnme. Auburn PLUMBING SPECIALS le PLUMBING S ECIAL & quality _High pape age Lo Open daily’ Arnason Plumbing Supp! Phove i oe Roofing and Siding Combination Doors Insulation M. A BENSON EM_3-2820 afte \Save Money at |i BURMEISTER’S LUMBER 800,000 Poot Sale Buys tn Lumber Now Going On AT BURMEISTER’S 3 UT OUR SERVICE I58 A MUST 3 YARDS TO SERVE YoU éxx® Sheet Rock C&C . $1.65 Ss masonite, ~~ i £3) = | ea 2x6 std. Dougias fr per M tae. 00 FF ether eke tee e388 | axes COTE cece ces 95.85 4x8 hr ‘Piywood 4igbonine rr ix & M .... $160.00 ine w. per M . 160.00 Soll pipe, Bo ycvicsanuoees. cy W P Comb doors” en, $145 3 pe, colo all fittings, BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. pontin lit” Cooley Lake oa epeosabel tesa ee all gauges coccgns GLIS ail ll gauges eee ee $2.59 | SINC Si Tt o Besers ti 7 ot 4 ws NBER N HDWE. RAPH 16" LIGHT, ft ” DRA saree AND HY: on Dixit way. SHADE TREES NURSERY (in, back of Trade Winds» Water. “Mich. Chain ‘Saw Distr. fot owns uy" ge > hed = and STL i of ft 4 I g rel ted Hi : af h inl EF “ : BRAID i datas: so snsces eseseees a = ft. 327777 Bi * z UN ION. _ WRECKING CO. INC. (Main DON’T WISH FOR MONEY! Make it easily through pesmi Raby Lg Aik at Feat," _Geliver. ¢ OA 179. TLL KIND Ds x opsen Pretitt, Ans Hy ™. |» For Sale Livestock 72 || ng HOUATER HOLSTEIN BULL, 2 KE, Watties Ra. 5 YEAR OLD REG, OXFORD RAM : |i MILE bi 3 i=. milkers, 5. unit pump. PONTIAC ACOMPLETE CHANGE IN BEAUTY AND CONSTRUCTION NOW ON DISPLAY AT | HUTCHINSON aS Sak oor Pd ir im, | A. William me Le re... Union iL, 18 M08, cid, From 700 bP. Dan, MY Cass " a WELCOME HORSEMEN! Seicies. “miscellaneous ter ‘s, Me ia sell or trade. 4104 W. Walton vd HIRE PIGS, 8 aye 8 OLD. ~_ Wanted “Livestock 73 WTD, TO BUY pees AND rey cana | 8. _P. Sutton, MY _2-4432 For Sale Poult ry 4 OXFORD — Pb at poe Ipetrance ag ad Ever see « trailer 13 &. bigh? DEER HUNTER SPEC, . 10 USED TRAILERS ~ TO PICK FROM. $195-$595 _BUY NOW! See % her.! 12 -f. high _. Oxford Trailer Sales Michigan bottle gas. Trailer parte ” | etesegtenried gn ns ease MY 20721 + . het 5 FE Mon Trailer =| Exchange eas & ete AVAILABLE Fg ROB ae MOBILE VILLAGE 7 he oor: “PREE ESTIMATE : R SAUeS AL Ts HULL REPAIRS VARNISHING a toes aa Noy sities Gl Je Hes Bs ya i i ‘Sh : i a as ey { \ sick Say SE eS eS ea ne ec ae ‘THE PONTIAC PRES S, THURS TOBER 13, 1955 I i ij i t ? i * Hid ‘will Roy Annett, Inc. © Bites af a L. H. BROWN, Realtor 1362 W. Huron. PE 32-4810 Elizabeth Lake Front Large 7 ge athe, 4 VACANT RANCH HOME. BUILT "4. Consists of 2 bedrooms, combined kitchen IN living room, and dining room, utility room, u with din- ing m™m kitchen, utility room, auto. off FA heat, city and is & screens, lot, call for appointment. Pu ice $9660 with payments per month. CLARK REAL ESTATE PE 4-6402 1363 W. Huron &t. co Eves. Co-operative Real Estate Exch. All You Can Ever Wish For ses oo pete. conven. living will be yours this desirable, jue hom located © loc: west ot’ Wenttes. Tt's tdeal- “Weastitully "land: J. A. Taylor _For Sele Housts 43 For Sele Houses 43} For Sale Houses 43 Immediate Possession bedroom, PRICE REDUCED - modern home tn Crescent Lake Estates, Large fenced im yard, | 137 of heat with ® 1,000 gallon off tank. Priced at 96,500 with $1,- 00 down, Marvelous buy. on this trowt fisherman's para- dise, Well pene 2 lawn ja? - B- ce, eee oe ‘room down and? full O plus an ex iav- Story, Nine big closets throughout the home, Pah basement, auto- ™ er iryer ed. Lake privileges on beautiful Sy)- van e. ed for quick sale et just $16,800 on easy terms. WARD FE. PARTRIDGE bold, PE Johnson furnace. Nice 2 car garage, lot 60 = 125 feet, close’ to school and . This one must be seen to be appreciated. Pull price only $4,050 with $2,000 down. HICKORY KNOLLS Beautiful 3 bedroom brick ranch home, with fireplace. rumpus room rage. Lovely larce lot near Square Lake Rd. Make an appointment to see and you will buy. Full price only $24,500 with wonderful terms. 1 aca With 600 feet of idke frontage only 6 miles from Pontiac. Nice . ra 4 room modern homie that is rented. to last, This is too so be first with o depesit. Owne 8 er will sacrifice for only $2,200 down. after 6 Le ir, Le OFFICE OPEN 9-6 A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4 “NEW RANCH HOME 5 WOODED ACRES $20, “ down 20 FERTILE ACRES Beer garsee, A fielasione, bur MODERN HOUSING Ott Very Fatenane for at from’ beck 1% car fat a a © ROY. KNAUF, Realtor 26% W. Huron PE 2-742) OA 8-3339 | - no"tareled| LAKE FRONTAGE | room, , separate and Se a ae ¢..|GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS DONELSON PARK eee ltrs BES A HOME OF YOUR OWN with confidence.” CHOLIE AND HARGER CO. Bt FE 56-8183 LAKE FRONT HOME ” fire | PAUL A. KERN, Realtor tate Since 1919” FAMILY HOME R. J. VALUET, Realtor Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Elizabeth Lake Estates REALTOR FE 2-8316 A| 43 W, Huron St, Open Ewe. 7 to 9 A home the will enjoy Offered A terms. with the large lovabi ted Pull full automatic heat & hot water, rec- reation rogm, car garage. Of- fered at $20,950, & your family ay. “BUD” NICHOLIE real estate and insurance rE 5-1201 PE 32-1317 Drayton Plains home with nice bay aad 100 weed eit. ef, air ol neat. i real home for only 4% room home with basement oll Also ext: $0,500, Terms Year Round Cottage je at Sylvan ith «with and rage bemt. Very close to lake. daly $1,000 down, John K. Irwin REALTOR w Street ve. FE 2-1604 by Hershberger Business Opportunities 51) living room wall toward ke good home in trade, LAKE FRONT B EALT rE 2 4 RICK LAKEFRONT RAMBLING RANCH HOME a7 foundation, . plus attached lake. UNGALOW a.c, Terms or trade on 6 ie. WE..SELL — WE TRADE DORRIS & SON 732 W, Huron a tive Real Estate Exchange 41557 For Sale Lake Pro, 1 ON 8 tasal wooded. 4 ROOM RANCH auto, off furn. Landse shrubs L FRONT 5 acres, § room ranch bungalow full oasement, fireplace. arage, elec, heat units each rm., terms. . JONES, REAL ESTATE uron | Ph. FE 4-3505 LAKEFRONT LOTS | On Lake Qakiand with sandy | beach. Approx. 1 acte parcels with 85 ft. of. frontage. Care- stricted. These by a stone wall & Private road. $10,000 ea. with §2, LADD ‘a CANAL, WITH AC- Cass Lake, 2 facing same surroundings and location, $2,600 for 18 L. BREWER e; FE 4-5181, EM 3-908 INC. BUNGALOW, 2 car lots are pine a Priced at 000 down. 4286 ~Dixle Hwy. Drayton Piains OR 3-2361--Open Lapeer Rd. or PR 5-9201 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Sundays Mau For Sale Resort Prop. 4 44A HUNTING CABIN. __12, Shingleton, Mich. GRASS LAKE CABIN, LARGE waterfront jot, Center resort area, adjoining state forest. Good bunt- ing. . Near Skeels, < Gladwin, $1,900, term: North s. Jerry Clare, Mich. Ph, 709-J3. NEW CABIN brick & rock 2 bedroom & den home with radiant heat, has to make — liv- Forward Look e “a wen forward look~ eaown. | FLO * W. YD KENT, Realtor . Lawrence FE 5-6105 Next to oe Cemenees Power r B. Henry Inc. Main &t., Rochester Ol 1-011)_or_ OF 1-9131_ Sale Suburban Prop. 45A For Rent Farm Prop. 48A a gg eg eats ea ee LAKEVILLE VILLAGE sturdy liv near corner, other light business. Call PE §-3672, 1 to 2:30 p.m. FE 23-1685 :30 t & p.m. Mr Pinley. your $e07 Waterford. . Zoned or manufac' . Water SoozTe Soe dened for busi- ness or ° 000 with Hicks. BARTRAM TREE. WALTON BLVD. a . } room spatt- wom wpe ris, Also 3 room e in back. Large lot 100x100, Priced right with terms, Walter-Clarkston-Orion ft. lot. Moderately re- stricted. A nice location just north Dra: Plains. As low as of 9635 pi $65 dowg, 100x170 ft. sites. Well restricted. 40 iG me apartment, suitable for small factory or rel garage Located at eth Lake . Call before 6 p.m. I] PE 53672, 1 to 2:30 p.m. Fe 21655 6:30: to 8 p.m. Mr. Piniey. 4286 Dixie Hwy., Drayton OR 3-3361 — Open Sunda: La, Rad. 9291 Real Estate Exchange LAND SUITABLE FOR 8UBDIVI down. | Business Opportanities 51 . sere “in Waterford Towshin A. JOHNSON, Realtor - 1704S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533 2383 ORCHARD LAKE RD. CLASS C BAR Boy—What a location— what a ross, no food—no service — no ancy fixtures, just a lot of shots & beers $25,000 cash down and worth it. Shown only by ap- sewer & etc. Priced at only $1500 Nn three 2% acres, west side, close to city. road. “Only $250 Down" Be sure and see this parcel. . L. H. BROWN, Realtor For Sale Acreage 16 Acres—$10,500 uated acres with privileges Whipple Lake This contains Hving room with Roy Annet. Inc. MICHIGAN BUSINESS ™ SALES CORPORATION 416 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. PE 41562 MONEY MAKER restaurant business. Good # Near St. Joseph Hosp. p. on Wood- ward Ave. Excellent location, Well established business, worth look- ing into. Would :tke to sell, will bones FE 60736 or FE 5-0041 GAS STATION FOR LEASE Small inventory. wood nm ec. TO SELL. REALTOR “BIRD” TO TO BUY PARTRIDGE 18 THE SEE ae Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE TODAY’S SPECIALS GROCERY, MEATS & APPLI- ANCE E in exclusive sub- division coveeness with no petition, $175,000 com ‘ gross per vr. $13.000 plus stock. TAVERN & BRICK HOTEL lo- eated in prosperous town north of Pontiac, ,000 gross on tavern alone. Steady weekly Income from rooms, $55,000 on terms. DAIRY BAR & .CE CREAM || ee 4 —— main —— loca’ rowing com y Pontiac. Price oe $18,000 on easy terms ‘ncludes 33 x 06 . See it today. Will trade. oS aa ‘ MOBIL GAS STATION | ‘ we; er BD. CHARLES, Realtor pores Some 95,400 Cont te yen i Westment, FE 3 or FE 4 ROOM A BA AR. Clean. GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 soe to,se oars. Being Joes Ute eS Sar Se Oakland sci oui rh ae Need $500 Ph. FE 5-8121 Home & Auto Loan Company Hours; 9 to 5; Saturday 8 to 407 Community Nat'!_Bank Bldg. 35,000 Families|*°"* urta= "= Recommend Buckner's Four (4) Buckner Conven- otfices an area, needed cash quickly puamet's . friendly Buckner Finance Co. Offices are located: Pontiac 2nd Floor National Bidg. Drayton Piains 4512 Dixie Hwy. Walled Lake, 230 Barnston (next to Bank) Uties 45462 Van Dyke one block North across from Bank, ens MORE cal -ie suaie - es” — prom i. em: men and women Pius! Nation wide Credit and Bill Consolida- tion Service. Phone for loan in 1 trip. Write or come in today. OANS $25 TO BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. 1 Wed Leovten @ 2-9240 * Pontiac TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN - ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $500 AUTOS HOUS! Ds Ph, Rochester OL 60711 OL 1-0701 LOANS $35 TO $500 XTER & LIVINGSTONE 64 W Lawrence St 4-1538 LOANS to COMMUNITY LOAN CO,” 30 BE. LAWRENCE _ FE 2-713) FRIENDLY SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED $25 to $500 -& can get it quickly on your signature, car or furniture. No en- dorsers. Payments to sult your budget. We will be glad to help you with rour money problems, FINANCE CO, 102 Ponting State Bank Bldg. Mortgage Loans 54 LOW INTEREST ft. be funds for single family | gion bidg ae TER } Tier ads a ren her . G, PETERSON theater in town. Includes | —320 Siete Beak living quarters, $16,400 down. PLANT & MEAT PRO-| TOANS $600 to $1,500 tate and {Sid Sia Bitte WARD EF, PARTRIDGE REALTOR — FE2-8316 42 W. Huron Bt., Open Eve, 7 to 9 1. For purpose, on en mesort or not in Getland County, : 2. For home additions or tm ents. 3. or enclose He oe a 0 garage or on a PLT eae es 3 SB. aif 8g 8 ef 5 e ? # ! i 4 Monterey for older car ea ee a a al top boat or long; _ jacket; bowling dress, never w ;coats and dresses. A-l E 2-047 Kins, MINK SCARFS. FE aod. - io he or 16, 325; 1 ® or ; man's velour 00] ste 40 S CLOTHING, SIZE One man's gray gabardine top coat, practically new, Phone FE 5-0038. LADY'S COAT, SIZE 14, #10 8UB- teen Debwood Both im LADIES DRESSES SUIT, COAT Man's coat, 42. Reasonable, PE 2-0403. 8 BROWN MUSERAT COAT, length. 3 Maternity outfits. oe, ae. Good condition. MI OVERCOAT, SIZE 38. $10. Coat, fur collar, size 18, 9. FE 4-4902, COATS, SIZE i4. REA- ~ Call ‘after 4:30. FE Sale Household Goods 57 5 ROOM OIL SPACE -HEATER, D tro! and ~ipe included, ANTIQUE SMALL CHEST, WHITE 2 5. L.& & SALES CO,, 4 mi, east of Pontiac or 1 mi, east Aubura uburn Rd. Mbe, rE _.We Give Holdens Red Stamps, ADMIRAL COMBINATION a _records, Like new, $60, F' PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. _ 8 mos. old $125. FE 2-6574. able vs > battery, FE rr fe _5-8758. eas 12% IN CONSOLE, TV antenna, kit, ce = WALTON TV a6 oe aca a et \ : ismmmagiecienl oo eee ae PP ap et a st ik ss ee THE PONTIAC “PRESS. THURSDAY, ¢ OCTOBER 13, 1955_ pre | c ae ca my lr apttamceni e atta ta cavemen auras France, ~— 4 iil Gall EM 33125 evenings . FIREPLACE SET, INCLUDING oe SP Sant “Foams oeneee oneoee weenee erzegnees WYMAN’S Easy Torn me Used Trade-in DePrie PE ¢ii23 “| DRAW TITE HITCHE uM ‘TED. parts and my checkbook!” Boat, $100. 388 Mt. Clemens, 3 f ; digs “Es FZ 3 bls HEE ; ‘ a ; wi euey) Si: of >e § basins : Thompson, 60 8. Perry. %,, Fy OIL CIRCULATOR. ry Di- also steam radiators. BH. P. 23-6432. 4 GUN- Or OMPA SAWS AND storm windows. NMORE OIL BURNER. room agg ag 5 tank, new ree.” KENMORE. WAsitiNG MACHINE. ib and mattress. K oir creen Sones pal suse drapes, os ¢ Lravina MUST SACRI- FICE New contemporary furni- ture, white im Italian mar- bie top cocktail tablé, 27" black, giass decanter, black chest of drawers, la mp, white Pom-Pom chatt tie —_ Call ran chair as Ose, | Mr ¢ogm |S LARGE SIZE WASHER, 030, FE 58-2975 a a a cme ROOM SUITE, GREEN ith otto- an and come excellent fab $05, MI Oxl2 LINO. RUGS: $298 2n12 ‘ ln ve Hed tank and w Beate ‘is m Baldwin, Lots of LIND. BED, Oak chair, rE aod JENN springs end hy ble and chairs, High Ervin iG ROOM BuITeE. GOOD gondii. A vemos Pontiae, Lord’s Specials - dinette eis 2 pe. . er bo ‘98 Used TVs fro m $24.95 . ap Hide-e-bed frees $130.98. > Used gas stoves 122 $20. rd’s _ Furniture and APPrE ae W. Huron 8t. 40583 ie | “Where Wrigley’ To Be”_ MOVING. FROpaIRe DOUBLE oven electric range, Mex-I-H grit. suitable for short order ree: urants, Love seat, studio bed, antique dry sink, milscellaneous Brimingham MI 4-2128. ARBLE TOP D STUD A paige Must SELL a ay nig A table, 4 chairs; tables, round Lemp jo couc! oe : ‘ oon. ECONOMY” FURNITURE CO. HER, IRON! “es —y chair, a davesports 2 as cad 2 Lata cen OIL, burner, 85,000 BTU. Like new. 1 large Warm-morning heating stove MU 40653. Milford. WAYNE GABERT’S Floor Sample Sale fis Rosey ae Sper las f jorge 250.96 Norge 10 cu hk 199 $232.80 Kelvinator E Rigg % yeage fully automatic ..... $179 $419.95 North 12 cu. ft. Customatic refrigeratorfreeser . .... OTHERS TO CH rears to PAY 131_M, Sa Cd FE 5-6180 WALNUT JUNIOR SIZE DINING wre _table with 4 chairs, PE 53344 Westinghouse 30” electric range with wide oven. A real buy for onl: $149.99 — co. , oo oe L. A. 1960 N. Cnr For Sale Miscellancous 60 | fx*= PALA LAA PL LOLOL AL ALL AL AL AL Aah y | < Buy GENERAL WAREHOUSE be ] ALL TOOL USERS the best at lowest prices; 2288 _Dt: Dixie Hwy. ~~~ ATTENTION 7 Home Owners _ Build¢rs We are over stocked with ft, a si / o DOW ADE TO) YOUR Free estimates cheertu y given, LUMBER — -—_ GannE- blank. Culverts ents for driveways. 115 No. celotex Cedar. Paul 8t. cre Lumber Co. . | 6129 Bogie Lake Rd.. Commerce EM 32731 TORIES ‘COMPLETE ucets $24.50 value $14.95 also , bathtubs, fhower stalls at terrific values, These are crate marred, Michigan Fluorescent 393 Orchard Leake Aye . our ces and save. sGRPLUS LUMBER &|LIONEL & AMERICAN MATERIAL SALES CO, FLYER TRAINS $340 Highland Rd, (M59) OR A tactory service 10 TONS OF 8 INCH) H ae genuine ee test _30 ft. lengths. Call PE 27268. | Tisiten's ay Ww HURON sT EAROLD, STEEY FURNACE: | ium BOXER, ¥ MO, OLD. PAWR on uk po ition, | colored, Reg $78, sot Sashabaw $75, PE see i. eens i MEDICINE Ci CABINETS LARGE 26 m trailer, 8 gio. ae, 4 $1.05 value 63.90. Shebtiy marred 1 before 3 p.m. Also marge 0 ween of ae 2 WHEEL TRA FOR SALE,| cabinets without ' 1 reasonable. Ca or we siding | triple door se eC _come to eview after 5:00. bargains. Michigan 7 JANITROL GAS HEATERS Piuorescent, 33 (Orchard with cont 140.000 BTU out- Ave, t Exee condition, MA Mw ry . i “> ea ae riding rotary mow- ALL PAINTS / RUBBER, PLAS- ties ongmete, vere $ +4 yy green rotary mower, t Grand Ra farnish, U Gypsum, to 20 per cent fs haar Be Bug Woodward Ave. | Artin pplies, hobby supplie eck our clas-| 4 sificatién “Hobbies and 24 Lawn King 26 in. reel mower, 5. vue 22 tn. reel mower, tise bo, wit ee, — yhan (See Bar i ; faite f “Oh, that’s Junior’s! He keeps it running on'a few used For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 220 GAL. TANKS, A Adar Also rc trim $1 Arnason / pas Supply PR | We deliver oer 4c delivered. “Gea as and NEW 16 CU. FT, UPRIGHT sont wasn jae 6 up, | 2 a | a. STORM SASH eisai ae 98) SEPTIC TANKS REINFORCED ware Pontiae Plywood Open Sunday 10 to 4 Me ae Pachoud V Wrecking Co. : F) cnly. G. A. Thompson, 8 as B . sed Buildin meee OOD csces : Materials of ¢ All Kinds inds ines. 2x6, axe, soa it sii a ao hg t| barrel shotguns... Sat Rosy pe poet | Pomerat cate | whe "mrrat modal 68 as ie a gel. See us EA, eines Sunday NOT ACKETT'S Pachoud Wrecking Co. ‘BUILDING SUPPLIES | neuhe "Posts $161 Dixie Bey. Clarkston eee ye ~_ load, $1.95 NDITI = a a gauges ene oe * “ie modanes. ¢ 100.80. FE 143 showtek: pe Heute ™ oe Heavy load, ‘ yo ee a Te wl SAVE Supply, 100 8. Saginaw St.| lower sash. elaze’ 7 or. of 24x | Outers, Cleaning kits, ...... Roofing and Siding Snes aeaes” taside door.” One Sat esa Becene k's Combination Doors | bustEe", tale some ond fit a ata ttt Inston |e BIE Beams | ANDERSON DWT. ‘M, A. BENSON | | gett oven, Wilmer Batery, Drer-| rnige "BARING FOR W100 CARS NES PRO} . Ec |1 22 INCH ORATE FoR A Thurs. @ to 8; Sun. 10 esters, #6 G. A. Thompson, setae Quart fruit jars. . unting Accommod. 65A SALE WALLPAPERS ALL CABIN FOR HUNTING a at Talbott Lumber}_s fax Fetes * shied ter crm |"S SEE |_ fone vrs 8 DEL 7 FILL DIRT, 8 vf" ROOM SPACE EATER. oii de at Minbar 1 Gakinns | aed gravel Et ws Duo Therm. $80. PE 7-074. Ant PN FE ¢ 367 ___ sol, P 83.20 LOT. WAR Re SR a recking greene any mane sowie machine | Uvaged sod scld at bargain price. only $2, Parts . FE a6 ibe en, ob SER, | By S86 ite: ft SEARS STORER. LIKE NEW. 04. i fe FOR SA a, f { HIAWATHA 3 HP. BOAT MO. (Complete windows 0... $5.00 beriemede enn Ny tio base. Ang! ink fa — rope bet Sic | nt] arte Save Money at sis oes road gravel. oe 3-178. 1 9-4670_ oF BURMEISTER’S LUMBER 800,000 AE BURMEISTERS 3 YARDS TO SERVE YOU 4xx8 Sheet Rock C'& C $1.68 {xe med a bd M ei 0 nia “w af baa ; “ ie a4 RUA. fie std hh... Te 2x4 std. Mooring per M. .. hog 226 std. Dougias fir per M 00 2x8 std, Douglas fir, $99.00 Fad et_Insi., 100 eaves 45 4x0x 4 WOOTE .. ssdvereee - fir Plywood “wanes ixé Ww. pos per M . 160.00 | all a Seer 6 gens. im. doors from Ww Comb doors 4.05 2 pe ones eS set, all fittings, set, cast iron tu $159. ARE « i PAr ow YOU ARE yor tO. A wea AND ioe ee we ae ae -BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co. S187 Cooley Lake co 8 a " Many other items. UNION WRECKING CO. INC. (Main yard) 3145 W. 8 Mi *¢ Corer Or chard Lk, Rd, | Datiy @:30 to 6. i, Scoter 10 to 2 site fear rakes, Parke oar: ra, r & arte rows, Com- sakes Ta HARDWARE 276 Garage Doors TO CHOOSE FR SPECIAL FALL OFPER ad Pear orgie a “ 2.9203 DONT WISH FOR MONEY! Make it easily through Classified Ads, To sell, tai Fede” swap, hire, Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 ae | pnnredded Peat Humus. oa Highway. bik ore TREES iat et marty to 10 UP. oii or soe pe - PT, EM 3-2020, te Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 #OaRDING ver Fe ™ ff trained Burrdhel) 37 8. Tele % Hay, Grain & Feed 71 AND PEAT ooo es. 5. ir my etket. Ti ‘Beted “soe an Farm by: BLACK DIRT. 2a ~ BAND D GRAVEL. HAY, ALPALFA aND TroTHy |" mixed. ¥ a. For Sale Livestock 72 “tres ie ‘oonbt to Hor, PE 71-9409, ws heciirentone eid, Prom 100. . Dan, MY PE 46588, brictes. ee a | Sale Farm Produce 75 HUBBARD eae i oR cents a HEADQUARTERS ‘ FOR CHAIN SAWS a USED AND SAVE A BOCtsTs & “SON Case. Je? Idea 828 N. Main OL 1-076 921 Mt Clemens Sor] Pl AND USED. Corn cri . stock tanks, Davis Machinery. Phone 45 Ortonville. PALL CLEARANCE ta ; ON EQUIPM: 1 USED CHAMPION 2 — PO- PTO. 4-1 CON- TATO DIGGER, DITION, USED N IDEA ROW CORN USED JOHN DEERE TRACTOR, LORE, STARTER “AND HY: DRAUIAC, WE TAKE TRAD. INS. a FE 1112 “KING BROS. YOUR IH ORALER PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE JOHN DEERE TRACTOR, CULTI- vator, and other equipment. 2 yra. old. Like new, $801 Diste Hwy, fin back of Trade Winds) Water- ht ee Mich. Chain Saw Distr. Sales & Gervice. Rentals; MY 7" sais a? Vedroom + re lnbitaltit il ratler or. auto- mobile in trade. PE Siit?, sam, to 6 p.m. NEW 1956 PONTIAC CHIEF IN BEAUTY AND CONSTRUCTION NOW ON DISPLAY AT HUTCHINSON TRAILER - it i Hf ACOMPLETE CHANGE |, Trailer Sales See the new 1966 oaert_ See seins see's tea a DEER HUNTER SPEC, 10 USED TRAILERS ~ TO PICK FROM - $195-$595 BUY NOW! See t% her.! 12 ft. high Oxford Trailer Sales parte Fee on MM, wie 2 Trailer | Exchange Sams HSS excelient R Crawtord. 210 8 ; Htord __Rent Trailer Space 79 MORI, NOME SSETATES. MOB AVAILABLE Bovis’ vilage” Al as BIN. MOBILE VILLAGE Auto Accessories 80. Auto Glass Service ? Glass aura rs ‘Ts HULL Hie ; VARNISHING - OXFORD | ae) eee as hae : OREA “pe Ber as 2 i trailers as nee as % —. A menthe to pay af ne ean Ao ART ks eer eer SL Le Sioa IR tee cl IR MR RT HE I IS ich a ; } : te ae MEER Rae ares Te ERE OR LOADED. PON- TIAC AREA. CALL TWEEN 9 AND 4. FE 22065, ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN TILL 10 P.M. FE 5-971 CRA! * : ; make any model. ae caer rom. ome | O@kland Coun “TRUCKS: 1954 FORD F750 ‘wo in. W. B. Air 900 x 20 tires. 1953 FORD F800 132 W. B. 1100 = 20 tires. 1953 FORD F600 12 ft stake, 2 speed axel, LARRY JEROME. Rochester Ford Dealer ra PH. . _ For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91} sere neee ee * oone oeney oennge eee be on CENTURY HARD TOP 1954. equipment. Low mileage. for winter t Ry i, Mie =| Chevrolet 11955 Demos Floor Cars, Officials’ Cars Courtesy Cars be oe BT Ain FULL PRICE Era oe SAVE AS YOU HAVE NEVER SAVED BEFORE Chevrolet’ 's Fastest ler - 6751 Dixie at M-15 MAple 5- . Buy Here—Pay Here Y'ALL COME NATIONAL MOTOR SALES 1953 Pontiac * Radio $1095 1952 Buick 1951 Cadillac tek map Radio, heater and Direetionals, ne 51495 1952 Chevrolet 4dr, Radio, heater and a tu-tone paint. $595 1950 Pontiac ~ - 4dr. with radio, heater, white walls, directionals and low mile- age. $395 1953 Chevrolet Rel ~ ss dr. Radio, heater and white ~* $1095 1953 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe 4 dr with radio, heater and Hydramatic, 1195. 1953 Pontiac 2dr. Chieftain Deluxe with radio, Heater and Mydramatic. 1951 Buick Super a. Radio, heater, $695 1951 Pontiac Tedio, heater and Lite $695 1952 Pontiac heater “sn rai with 3 RETAIL ) see OUTLET | Haskins Chev. $1579 | HERE'S — BUMPER MOTORS €161 Dixie Hwy. at Mis $5071 a | Don’t Delay — Act Today | 3eait _ =| HASKINS M0 eises Goll after @ pe Wholesale to } the Public LOOK AT THESE | SAFE BUYS CENTRAL PRICED *54 Lincoln Capri, Hard- : top, loaded ..... CENTRAL PRICED 55 Mercury Montclair Hardtop, loaded $2345 CENTRAL PRICED *55 Ford Customline, radio & heater, V-8....$1595 CENTRAL PRICED "53 Pontiac, Hydra, radio & heater ... $995 CENTRAL PRICED 52 Dodge Convert., yel- low, black top ... CENTRAL PRICED |°50 Buick Dynaflow, radio . $395 & heater . CENTRAL PRICED "50 Mercury, radio & heat- er, outstanding ..$395 _ CENTRAL PRICED 53 Dodge Wayfairer $445 CENTRAL PRICED | '46 Cadillac, Hydra, radio & heater ,. $155 CENTRAL PRICED . 54 Hudson Wasp, radio & heater, sharp .,..$695 ooeee onenee ALL CARS WINTERIZED CENTRAL Lincoln-Mercur Cass at W. Pike St FE 43885 THESE CARS NEED NOTHING BUT DRIVING Beton WF. vsncose dr Plymouth Club Coupe.. 270 Chev cc... enc eee A ETERS NEN GEER Ss 232 S. Saginaw FE 2-9131 You Name the Price! And We Mean Just That 1955 Dodge mos, to Sell Quick, up to $700 off. . Hurry! ysiet 4 ga =, » ss... as ‘3 953 Ply #0 Fomine ¢ ene posta wh ye ae 9 908 | 1963 willy ‘83 Buick 4 door, 18.000 miles. 948 88: : Seno Rectte RE tesk. YMA. | 9 $2 Mash 2 G00F....00% bee | 82 Ford Victoria « sesercorers: sos "83 Ford Victoria les 5| For Sale ‘Cars 91 ree 3548SSS3485S0en> Er eeGE, Skesesseessese9 aye 3 25.94 _ Steet For Sale Cars 2 Bee Shase Used Cars GLENN'S gel SALES m4 8. s ’ nn =] ileage on this com - in 2 ae. 8 3a wa ee "HURON MOTOR TAYLOR'S w. MS son Jacobson’s ; HUDSON & RAMBLER Fae se x | peer teaas’ Geet boul bes Maat ies ps | SORT CUMPUE po iid eat 3 CHEV. SEDAN. oH Rar 43410, ‘Birm : Thier ig wort . ee Woes 1953 MERCURY, _— ONE OWNER 0 es con ety trade in gk 9 OL 32-7841 DODGE 1953 DLX CL radio and heater, » a terrific buy et down, Haskins Chev. 6761 DIXIE HWY AT Mi5 .. MA §-5071 ‘1 DODGE CONV., $596. CORONET. ag atic, radio. heater. Black Mile 100 } ace down and atBe payments. 484 8. Woodw ‘48 DODgE ats cou *. good shape. PE Son shor Spm 1951 4-DOOR Overdrive NORTH bas i > & 4. +f $295 LARRY JEROME Rochester Ford Dealer PH OL 1-97 “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A GOOD PLACE ‘To BUY.” Woodward, Birm’ whee > oa a evesdsive. rt Nichols Auto Bales. 600 Oakland. FE 3-431 ba real buy at low e, our price soos Se Se . ‘1 rr Rambler — adi Sales, FE nen basi: Demo's Final Clearance No Financial Problems Just Your Car Down HASKINS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 6751 Dixie Hwy. at M-15 MAple 5-5071 Ladies & Gentlemen cars, ask you to compare owned company and also our own cars, we invite you to stop in and make yourselves a deal. Econ- been in the automobile business. for the past 15 years. I firmly believe that we can serve you in the best way to save your pocketbook. A seven-car | garage arid body shop is to servé our. customers. . | Over 200 cars from which to choose. So for the Sol cES| of no comparison, st m you | today at 22 Auburn nue, off oaths FE | slesoca We, of the Economy Used ft our deals. Being a solely-| + financially able to finance | ; omy Used Car Market has |; " HASH STATION WAGON, $10] TIP TOP VALUES CLEARANCE Chotee Brand New 1955 Chrysiers * BIG SAVINGS CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES m CLAniCar ST. ‘Saat test LARD reat MA tata thai 1962 4 4 new litres, Call ee cash. lo ang neater is FE +206. Ge PONTIAC ST pad ts nf, =~ My dr, = Gartner Studebaker. Mt +40, extras, 6,000 miles, FE 2-7203. ~ Re Woodward rd. Birmingham. a] St 8 Dect 4 — ia PONTIAC 1952 » beautiful po i interior new pg 4 prarence,, feet pour ct? Haskins Chev. @7S1 — bag * MIS ‘$1 PONTT. ist a as HYDRA. Radio, ditionea You're completely” recon- EVROLET CATALINA CLUB two tone . w thi, _ ‘inter. thing ring and per ae ‘5s lg warateed Low " Woodward at 13 mi Will take trade in. Bill. Lincoln &1100 fs . OF HY yoube peucy > | _aittttie Oa Ext ge, $1,005, j:HOUGHTEN & SON iss1 PONTIAC CHIKFTAIN FRIENDLY — Radio and heater. MA: orn te TR sy .. CUSTOM, STAR 528 N, Rochester 1-0761 | ““chief..4 door’ lots of accessories. eage. Or. 3-2815, OLDS = |"ts-Srm.* All_power, $2,425. Wil. pow rat $1571. INTIAC 55. tom sedan. Ineltio. Heater. Power ] 1 stee: Whitewall tires. Hydra- matic, 3700 miles, FE 2-4183. ee CONVERTIBLE. Power stee ring. brakes and win- dows. 6,000 miles, 48 see ct, Uppet rear apartmen Pm, it. after 6 tom PONTIAC CATALINA eran. chief. One owne Weta e ‘83 PONTIAC 8 EPTAIN og luxe. Power neechng Hydra. a SNaTKe re ai ®, and Kesler 2 tone paint. Aay old So down. 4 Woodwa 6 F heater, auto. Carkner Stude’ AKER CHAMPION, condition. Soot ‘tires Heat . $175. OR 53-2406. VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTI- ite deluxe, like a co * actual miles, A-1 44316. ‘A’ W. = 'y (no Radio, ear FOR €ASH IN A HURRY, sell things through Classified _ Ads. n| Anything goes! Dial FE ve-| 2-8181. aes | 1954 . 11953 x.| 195] For Sale Cars —*[ OLIVER VALUES. 1954 .....$1995 -T Buick Super ‘4dr. sedan. | Sharp one owner. Beige |]. with green ‘top. Full pow- ‘| er. 16,000 miles. Ready to roll, OLIVER BUICK 1954 ..:..$1295 Pontiac 2dr. Turtone blue Chieftain deluxe 8. Radio |} and heater. One owner. A car you'll be proud to . | OWN. OLIVER BUICK $1 145 Chevrolet “210” 2dr. Dark >| blue with white top. Radio and heater, A beauty. Pontiac 4dr. 8 Radio, heater, Hydramatic, and light blue finish. A clean car, oe ee He 2) OLIVER: BUICK Chrysler Imperial 4dr- Dark blue with power steering, automatic trans- mission and many other extras. A really nice car. Luxury at this low, low price. “OLIVER BUICK 1952 $595 Ford 2dr. V8. Radio, heat- ** © © @ @ down./¢r and gleaming blue paint. Famous Ford pep and power in this one. OLIVER BUICK 1952 ...... $795 Buick Special Hardtop with radio, heater, Dyna- ‘/ flow. and finished in a canary yellow and black. OLIVER BUICK $695 Buick Hardtop. Radio and heater. Dynaflow, power windows, nearly new tires and finished in tu-tone oe 8 © @ & ct blue and white, ALSO 5 ‘55 DEMOS. OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 29101 $5310 CLEANOUT! - 1955 FORDS — ALL MODELS ALL COLORS , as ae as 1955 Ford 8 C. 2 Dr. Fully Equipped Including Taxes and License $4879 Monthly Monthly A-l Buys ’54 De Soto Cl; Cpe. ..00-- $1244 53 Ford R. Wgn.. .$944 . "55 Buick Cent’ry $2299 $5 Ford R. Wen. $1699 - "52 Nash 2:dr......$399.. 52 Buick Riviera. .$599 "53 Chev. 4 dr. ....$699 54 Ford 2 dr. "$944 ’52 Plymouth 2 dr. $499 53 Pont. Dix. 4 dr. $899 55 Ford C. 2 dr. $1344 52 Merc. Hardtop $799 51 Chev. 2 dr..... $299 51 Nash S. Wen. $1699 55 Ford Fairlaine | "52 Ford 2 dr.....-G499 "53 Merc. 4 dr.....$944 ’55 Ford C, Sedan $1944 51 Plymouth 2 dr. $299 53 Ford Hardtop. .§999 "50 Ply. Sta. Wgn. $299 "53 Ford 4 dr...... $699 "54 Plymouth 4 dr. $899 *52 Chev. 2 dr.,.... 51 Ford 2 dr...... 09 *53 Chev. S. Wen. 'S2 Ford Hardtop $799 51 Pont. Dix. 2 dr. $399 53 Buick Riviera $1199 "52 Olds 88 2 dr.. » $899 If Your Car is Worth $ With Only Ten ($10) Dollars Down Cheapies *SO0 Ford 2 dr..... *49 Chev. 4 dr...... "$144 ’50 Plymouth 4 dr. $199 49 Ford 2 dr,..... $144 49 Plymouth 2 dr, $144 *50 Chev. 4 dr..... .$19 49 DeSoto C. Cpe. $199 *30 Stude. 2 dr... .$144 Convertibles — ’54 Ford Conv... .$1344 "$3 Buick. Conv. . .$1099 |. Trucks | "54 Ford % t. pick. $744 53 Ford ¥ t. pick. $544 *52 Chev. 4 t. pic. "47 Ford % t. pick. $199 "53 Ford % ton 12’ stake ......$799 Harold -Turner, Ford 2 BIG LOTS . MIdwest 47500 Liberty 9-4000 JOrdan 46266 Liberty 94001 Immediate “Spot” Delivery Low, Low Bank Rates — No Down Payment GO-GO-GO 211 SOUTH SAGINAW ST. YOUR CHEVY DEALER 1953 ... .$1145 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 dr. sedan. Radio, heater, Power Glide and power steering. Also tinted glass and shiny 2 tone inish. This car is im- maculate inside and. out. One in a hundred. 1953 .... 495 Chevrolet ex-taxi. This 4 dr. sedan has been thoroughly recondi- tioned in Oakland Coun- ty’s largest recondition- ing factory. Come down and drive it. 1953 ....$1195 Pontiac 8 passenger station wagon. Power steering, radio, heater and light green finish. This is just the trick for - city or country living. 3 ‘52s... .$475 GMC tractors, 2 ton 260 models. High rub- ber, 2 speed axles, Sth wheel and saddle tanks. Cab lights and direction signals. Ready for the road. 1954 ... .$1545 Pontiac Star Chief 8 4 dr. sedan with radio, heater, Hydramatic, pone steering, power rakes and whitewall. tires. Also includes seat covers. You must see this one. 1953 .... .$895 Chevrolet deluxe 2 dr. Power Glide and 2 tone beige over saddle brown. Clean as a pin. Always five courteous salesmen to show you our cars. 1949 .....$195] Ford Custom 8 with ra- dio and heater. This is that second car you have been looking for. Just right for the wife or kids, 195] .... $565 Packard Clipper 2 dr. This is a ght gray beanty with a massive sparkling chrome grill. Also has radio, heater and Ultramatic drive. 165 USED CAR SELECTION! MATTHEWS | HARGREAVES | 211 S, Saginaw St. FE 4.4546 SO GP WN) he a a é SOP GER Res Le goa ee aaa a aa ga oil eas oer er a i = saint “2 ay pines j a ‘ciated rT 4 cs . ™ , seis Se athe, A ‘ eg / i fd pe a i ' ey, Ay, RY Ee Pay ay 1B aes lew a { ,U . ‘ F j ‘ * + f ¥ ; 1 ie . fet tf A * \ ra t ey é SS i, ' : 7 ; ; 2 z m 4 = # - ‘ ; eA\\, Pe 1. y, ; tere ee “4 : ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1935 | « 7, 3 __ SEVENTY-NINE } $ Powell Tells Why Actors Go Into Producing, Directing | ba) a Dick is currently producing and directing a musical version of the Academy Award winning flicker “It Happened One Night’ with his wife in the starring role. But he admitted it’s quite a chore. PREFERS TO DIRECT “I really prefer to direct,” he said. “Producing involves so much detail and paper work. The — alone ruins your whole Powell and his partners, David Niven and Charles Boyer, —but don’t direct—their individual “Four Star Playhouse” shows. Powell grinned broadly at the inevitable question about wheth- er he ever plans to croon again for public consumption. Train Ferry at Straits Resumes Trips Today © CHEBOYGAN' ® — Shut down since Friday by mechanical trou- bles, freight service via train fer- ry across the Straits of Mackinac _ was expected to resume today, The ferry Saint Marie was tied. up at St. Ignace after a throttle valve burst. The part was taken to Manitowoc, Wis., for repairs and was expected back today for installation. Thirty cars of freight were wait- ing at Mackinaw City to be taken to St. Ignace across the Straits. Cars arriving in St. Ignace were diverted over other routes. The other train ferry of the Mackinaw Transportation Co., the Chief Wawatam, is in a shipyard at Manitowoc for repairs. Borden Adds to Plant Mlliopolis, Il., plant that will boost capacity by 25 per cent,. according to Augustine R. Marusi, Borden division a wave of robberies during which women victims are badly beaten. $:30—(7) Down You Evans hosts panel quig (4) ater. A movie star's h he’s completely stand being known as any- gram. ; . | 12:45—(2) Girl Talk. (9) Small n 1:00—(7) . |2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (4) Ted t|2:se—(4) It Pays to Be Married. nessee Ernie. (7) Story Studio. 11:15—~(2) Love of Life. 11:30—(4) Feather Your Nest. (2) Search for Tomorrow. 11:45—(2) Guiding’ Light. 11:55—(7) News Ace. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—-(7) 12 O’Clock Comics. (4) Ding Dong School. (2) Ladies 12:25—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 12:30—(7) Beulah. (4) Hour of * Shows. (9) CBS Children’s: Pro- Fry Frolics. , Charm Kitchen. (9) Myrtle Labbitt Show, (2) Robert Q. Lewis. . 1:30--(4) Jean McBride, (2) Link- letter’s Houseparty. (9) Shop- per’s Matinee, News. Mack’s Matinee, (2) Big Payoff. (2) Bob Crosby Show. Priced From WALTON oe. ee CLEARANCE! 65 Used Sets Famous Makes! f g* RADIO and TV 1430 Joslyn, Corner Walton” ~ & j a i today. Tom Anderson Charles Fitzpatrick Bob Bevier Malcolm W. Garvock Gilbert A. Bogiey Glen Harding Herb Buchanan Herman Kanre Ossie Burke Peree Latimer Derne A. Dibble Derwoed Lemke L. Robert Eimheuser David H. Lewis Bob Eisele Leo Linebaugh Jack Ellason us but youd never know tt For A Better Future Fer Your Femily See Your Local Prudential Agent Marko Lulich Cliff Matson T. V. Miller Art Norris Emil J. Rader Noel V. Reed Earl Steiner Wayne Steiner This energetic fellow symbolizes more than 20,000 Prudential Agents who, today, celebrate 80 years of Prudential service to American families. He's been on the job since 1875 but he’s as modern as tomorrow, providing families with the finest in financial security. In Michigan, today there are more than 840 of these highly trained Prudential Agente—serving the insurance needs of rural areas, towns and cities across the state, ‘This Prudential neighbor of yours is a good man to know. He'll show you how the Company with the strength of Gibralter can help shoulder your problems.of.future financial security. * The Prudential. INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE 6 «6ANMUTTIEG «+ «SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE GROUP. IWeURANCR ¢ «6@ROUP tars Motivated | --- Today's Radio Programs-- |}== | Britons Pretting | ‘venims, ‘sews, teas ars MOIIVG Ody s_ ey T 1 1\as Buckingham _ its sid co 2a Win, (300) ORLW, (000) -WWS, (ie) WOAR, (100) WAYS, Gave) WIBK, Gam) WRON C400) : me : The Daily Express promised. by I (ee ee ee eee se |Stlence Prevails | i, aaa CKLW, WwJBK, CKLW, 15 Lease : nsen : . Tei Tins rtemee| ese cam| sen fae Ee oe | Seti, — celal | iced with curio. | The future? “T do not kmow what Wxvz, Weterie, 9:30—WIR, ‘a’ Andy| ¢:38—WJR, of Agricit. 19 Cleave - wigan aris to ” gaid the Ex- TV's 4-Star. Playhouse ‘ewe Meteod , | wxYR, on Parade} WXYE, News ace, Wolf | “weg versie, a8 Bowed ] any) tm the romance (if there still | PTESS. ee Is One of Ex-Crooner’s rep mera aickey Sherr | WOBK: Hews, Binge} CKLW. David Bde, is one) between Fag see pwitsllaer art Enterprises “ein ‘tere wan y Seige POR Rloe ‘x WOAR. nm OUR 24 Halley's i and Group Capt. Peter Townsend, pie with a ; quote: MeLeod Morgan | “Ww. a, oe van ce ge ag oe ae ie Don’t Know What Is in Store.” CHARLES DENTON Slants. - News, Wolf Peale * Ft) wrt fab.) > HOLLYWOOD (INS)—That old Serene meena cee OF BS oe og ay # Feet heel 1} te was the worst case ot mass| Radio Man Promoted and obnoxious custom, ee E.. a, Rows es. | = angele Hall Ly i aad 35 Small tumor frustration hereabouts since the) yew yorK B. Du tie income tax, has caused many Pent | GaLwe pallies Wh terey| WTR Onqcod News, Wolt| WPON, News, Party ge P word got around in 1936 that King _ Allen @ sob and wrought many a change Beatty WOH Sesveke “Greiie | WBE: meee’ Gentile ings | "Ww. Bseond Chance” | 31 Be, moody Edward VIII was making eyes at | Mont Laboratories Inc. announced oueng Ge high-salaried inhabi- Niwa Bcd Mager WCAR, sam Uh om me Whispering Streets 3} Shormaters Wallis Warfield Simpson today the election of Bernard L. tants of Hollywood. WXYZ, ayers, 8:00—WJR, Jack WJBK, Tom G os dened Still unissued—and unsighted— | Goodwin, a vice president of Para- 28 ® Crosby. WIE: News, srerr| Wx 3b ael wot |. WPON, WPON Goes Calling a eae ae was the long-forecast official pub-| mount Pictures Corp., as Among .the most important of ry WPON and News . W, +News, David 11:00—WIR, Arthur re¥ | 43 Natural lic statement which is supposed to| of the newly Mont ' these changes has been the con- worle 11:30—-WIR, ee ee) ee Sern comesnn channel ; fill the nation in on the prospects version of the simple, carefree Shorr, wxrz, ‘of the Town | WPON, News CKLW. Story Ti 2 Teawe. Wwe eee angemaas of another marital alliance between of movies’ lush days into ‘Ww, ‘With Leroy | $:30—WJR, Music Hall WIBK. Rews, Tom George 51 Pen name of 4 Chemical sla eS ane the royal house and the common ‘és _ hard-eyed businessmen capable of =< Wren, ‘Five feing Bae oe cod He Welt sae cWIR Make Up Mind 8 = — orien Hang. in foids Soo Railman Dies r : e Up " ~ handling themselves like Rocke- “ varway mone | MK: News Gentile Binge | Ww Pare. | Eemiah echoot, a 3 i°herse tee becs |CLOGGED TIGHT MANISTIQUE (PH. E, Benson, fellers in the tough world of profit , 4:00—WIR, Jim Vinell | WPON, Rise ‘n’ Shine CKLW, fora Dey |% an sie « Se as Dashing «Puen. os freight traffic manager for the Soo and loss. a WWJ, News ann 0:00—WIR, William Sheshan WJBK, yy p= Bn vegetation 38 Entire <3 Tumult une pipelines Line's western division, died un- Vow stars worth, Ghelr cat | = Room wate jin Dantes. | avn, “Breakfast Cub WPON, Pontise os Deer fee) 18 elt 3e Anti bite ‘8 Gente, of aka ont tae expectedly agra, Ba a se teen OS ee ee, ee . er Nt . Pr : 1 Challenge Keser 3 Gacgotee : $0 Gonciuces ee en ee Minneapolis to Sault Ste. Marie, ing and directing thelt own ef- | ~ ~ O Ss elevision f OOTaMS - - ime 8 0 ian ae tone Sram, hed hething $s GN aes He was tyaveling to Ont. forts and even heading their own Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. ea ae Faces Homicide men that he hadn't told them be- | -., ee hie soto — fel Charge in essence was that New P. A case in point is Dick Powell,| Channel 2-WJBK-TV Channel ¢—WW2-TV Channel 1-WXYZ-TV . Channel 9—CKLW-TV sopra Suninere, © meat A. |e n't talking, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. @~Gen- who, at Sl, has run the theatrical al, | Wigner, faces ; . TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 9:30—(7) Science Fiction Theater. |/3:00—(7) Heartthrob Theater. (4) |} } of eral Foods Corp. has announced ¢ from a singer of slightly He ttack charge of negligent homicide in| Margaret, boarding her train in ; Scccharine songs to a pugnectoms |6.00.— (?) Superman. vette mans Gueee Set te et. Saeee les earl ies teats aa of Wie Tem [Sevtond for on overnight tip to] Be Rtn eS Se private and, finally, to a} Reeves adventure. (9 : Eddie Cantor Comedy _ LANTAN, Fla. ® — Arthur after Bellows as director of personnel producer.partner-star of” televi| Ge 9 Theater. Gene “Autry in Poe emmy, Grama hosted |g:1s--(4) First Love. (2) Secret! Hammerstein, @ member of one only, research end commenteations. He sion’s “Four Star Playhouse.” “Heart Grande.” , Storm. . ‘world’s leading theatrical a former Detroit personnel man- i a ee Se lot Vecictn ouic. (2, |300—(T) Joe Palooka. Joe Kirk-|s:39—(4) World of Mr. Sweeney. |% te gre And there’s no secret about why} Patti Paige Show. Music. wood in “Clyde's Mistake.” (a) | - imine | business problems. It enables | Million Dollar Movie. Show. him to and choose his roles | Duryea in “Chicago Calling.” | :¢9—(2) Cartoon Classroom, ; pick . and thus dodge the fate of actors | (4) Pedple's Choice. The first | g:25—(2) Detroit Newscast. whe go before the public in too | meeting of Sock Miller and/g:39—(2) Welcome Travelers. (7) many inferior pictures. Mandy Peoples almost costs Sock | Wixie Wonderland. o his job; Jackie Cooper stars. (2) |9:99-(4) Romper Room. (2) I learned a long time ago that Robert Sterling, Pat/ Garry Moore. making too many pictures is the) OBrien, Marguerite 9:30—(7) Request Theater. quick way to il yourself,” be) in “Thin Air.” -|9:85~(4) Faye Elizabeth. looking at you. Why, I just won't|” More,” drama based on a Jo-| 19:39 (2) Strike It Rich. Aljoons poo ites a esd at ae ee “ 10:55—(7) News. errill son. ( . part. Why should she?” M a Tae ‘} |t:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- BURLRIRERDRED ARE SES EEMEWEEEEREEE luxuriously quilted plaid check Chromefast® coverlet Shimmering Chromefast (R) acetate taffeta covers your bed, lights up your windows, casis 2 50. sae MERI \. a . ae - q ‘@, a glow of color magic over your entire room. This miracle of. color never leaves the fabric ++» won't fade from laundering, dry cleaning, sunlight. Diamond-quilted coverlet has tailored box-pleat corners, welted sears. full or twin size dust ruffles in matching solid colors. Extra full width 18inch 95 flounce. Full muslin top. 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CO tt. 109 » OME Onn ono A Room With a View © I'll Follow My Secret Heart + Dear Little Cofe + 20th Century Blues * Zigeuner * You Were There * Dearest Love + Someday I'll Find You + Tokay * Mad About the Boy * Dance, Aittle Lady * Mirabelle Waltz « Sigh Ne More « I'll See You Again * FRANK CHACKSFIELD AND HIS ORCHESTRA OO ut. 1062 Tao Cigarettes Dancing in the Dark © Cocktoils for Two + Two Cigarettes in the Dark « The ta the Diack Tewch of Your Lips * Where or When + By Candlelight * The Very Thought of You © isn't It Romantic? + t'm in the Mood for Love * The Way You Look Tonight * Moonlight Becomes You « A Door Will Open * Love Walked in * Come Donce With Me ROBERT FARNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA Cl] tt. 1052 gibt T79 gat® Would You Like to Take @ Walk? © Reflections in the Woter © it's ; N . Always You © Two Little Girls in Blue + Sweet and Lovely « Se De I * Flirtation Walk * By @ Waterfall + Con | Forget You? © it's Easy to Remember « Flirtation Waltz « Down by the River * My Foolish Heart «| Love @ Lessie * ROBERT FARNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA FOR DANCING lone Corehareted Querrinng I've Got You Under My Skin + The Night is Young, and You're é ~ Beautiful * All the ‘Things You Are * Some Enchanted Evening «+ Love for Sele + Love, Come Back to Me * You and the Night and the Music « Fatling in Love with Love + The Man | Love * So in Love * The Desert Song * Why Do | Love You? + Body and Soul « Easy to Love * STANLEY BLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA tt. 1098 te. the Dark Soft Lights and Sweet Music » Bidin’ My Time « Just One of those Things ¢ Bali Ho'l + | Get @ Kick Out of You « Alice Blue Gown © Adios * Dancing in the Dark + April Showers « Why Cen’t You Behave? « Estrellita * Begin the Beguine * My Heart Stood Still + Smoke Gets in Your Eyds + STANLEY BLACK AND HIS ORCHESTRA C] tt. 1099 ROS MAMBOS Mambo No. 5 * More More Mambo © Chivi-Rico * Anything Can Hoppen * Mombe Negre * Membe Jambe * Mambo in F «| Love to Mambe * EI Baile del Sillon * The Merry Mambe * Have You Seen My Love * Cuca * Vaba-Be-Boom * Ole Mambo » EOMUNDO ROS AND HIS ORCHESTRA C) Ut. 1092 » ! 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